Plans for Greely relief expedition reception at Portsmouth
The itinerary outlines a naval reception in Portsmouth harbor on August 2 with North Atlantic Squadron and Annapolis ships, a shore reception on August 4 by city and state authorities, followed by a public addresses meeting. Lieut. Greely declines public welcome and may depart for Newburyport, while remains of the deceased would land at Governor's Island if directed, with relief ships sailing to New York to arrive August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Greely
Annapolis
New Hampshire
Lieut
Newburyport
Governor’s Island
New York
Lincoln
First Electric Railroad Opened In America At Cleveland
The East Cleveland street railroad company operated a one mile electric line with underground conduits. The Brushan Knight & Bentley system powered cars up to 115 on a single circuit. The trial success promises a full 20 mile electric conversion and wide impact on street railways and electrical development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cleveland
East Cleveland Street Railroad Company
Brushan Knight & Bentley
How the Proprietors of a New Haven Hotel Settled With Creditors
In New Haven on July 27 creditors of Tuttle & Post, owners of the Grand Union hotel, unanimously agreed to a settlement at 25 cents on the dollar. The hotel will remain open. Missing partner Charles H. Tuttle is untraced, suspected of wandering in a semi-demented state after malaria. Total firm debt runs about $11,000, with Olean & Craig of New York the largest creditor at $2,850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Tuttle & Post
Grand Union Hotel
Charles H. Tuttle
Tuttle
Post
Illinois
Olean & Craig
New York
Seventh Annual Unitarian Camp Meeting Opens at Whiks
Whiks New Hampshire July 27 A fair day marks the seventh annual Unitarians camp meeting in the grove with full seats and a speakers stand adorned with ferns and flowers J A Hill of Concord opens with remarks Rev Minot J Savage of Boston preaches What the Unitarian Church Stands For Rev F B Hornbrook of Newton Mass preaches tomorrow and laymen's day with prominent New England speakers Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiks
N. H
the Grove
J. A. Hill
Concord
Minot J. Savage
Boston
Unitarian Church
F. B. Hornbrook
Newton Mass
New England
Old Post Office Vacated for New Olive and Eighth St Building
In St Louis on Sunday noon the old post office was vacated and officials clerks carriers and employees moved in procession to the new post office and custom house at Olive and Eighth streets. All government offices and United States courts will be located there and government business conducted from that building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Postoffice
Bustom House
Olive and
Eighth Streets
United States
Dingley Addresses Reform Meeting at Jmaranacook Maine
A reform gathering in Jmaranacook Me held a post noon meeting with Rev H C Munson G C T of Maine presiding He introduced Nelson Dingley who urged large turnout for the prohibitory constitutional amendment Gov Dingley spoke followed by Hon Sidney Perham Dow then closed the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmaranacook
H.C. Munson
Maine
Nelson Dingley
Gov
Dingley
Sidney Perham
Dow
Salvation Army members rounded up for singing in Rochester
Eight men and one woman from the Salvation Army were arrested in Rochester New York for singing in the streets. They will be held at the police station overnight and spend the time in prayer meetings and singing. Officers denied a request for six tambourines. Leaders had been observed marching quietly prior to arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Salvation Army
Campaign tale on Riddle and Blaine unworthiness in 1884 era
In New York July 26 report, ex-Congressman A G Riddle refuses to campaign for Blaine and Logan in Ohio citing concern over Blaine as unworthy. The piece links Riddle to Garfield and Knowlton, notes past Blaine denials, and mentions Butler’s Chicago convention stance and anti monopoly appeals to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blaine
Ohio State Republican Committee
A. G. Riddle
Washington
Logan
Ohio
Riddle
James Knowlton
Knowlton
Mr. Riddle
Joseph Stewart
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Congress
Mr. Blaine
Mr. Knowlton
White House
Garfield
United States
District of Columbia
Col. Corkhill
Guiteau
Private Testimony on Gov Cleveland From Buffalo Merchants
A prominent Boston merchant wrote to Buffalo figure Bryant Gineny asking about Gov Cleveland. The reply defends Cleveland, calling allegations false, noting temperance rather than abstinence, and claiming later immoral tales lack foundation. Newspapers in Buffalo defend his public record and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Boston
Bryant B. Gineny
Gov. Cleveland
Evening Telegram
Cleveland
Maria Halpin
Lam
Blaine
Glenny
W. M. Glenny, Sons & Co
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
United States
The
Times
Mr. Cleveland
Empire State
Buffalo Express
Express
Gov
What Will Gen. Butler Do A Light on This Query
A pressed round of quotes from Gen. Butler supporters and opponents rumors that he will back Cleveland and engage in a vigorous campaign. The sources claim from reliable and absolute sources that Butler will not desert his friends and the public will soon learn his course. The tone urges democratic unity and a bold stand against monopoly with Butler as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Butler
Butler
Lowell Times
Cleveland
Gillette
Greenbacker
Butler Enters Presidential Run on Anti-Monopoly Nod
Gen. Butler will run for the presidency on the nominations already received, after anti monopoly leaders in the city, angered by his ambiguous replies, prepared a letter indicating support for Cleveland and stirred Butler to a decisive position. John F. Henry, head of the national anti monopoly league, expects to receive confirmation of the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Butler
Henry
Gen. Butler
Chicago
National Anti-Monopoly League
Democratic Party
Butler
Cleveland
Blaine
New York World
John F. Henry
Big Demonstration Planned in Albany for Cleveland Rally
Albany to host national committee of notification at the executive mansion with Gov. Cleveland. A mass meeting and parade are planned, featuring speakers like Col. William Vilas, Gov. T. M. Wheeler, Patrick A. Collins, Col. W. E. Hooker, ex-Senator Kernan, William Dorsheimer, and Joseph Pulitzer. News from New York and New Hampshire notes supportive rallies and local political shifts toward Cleveland and Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Cleveland
National Committee
Executive Mansion
Cor
Syracuse
William ¥. Vilas
Wisconsin
T. M. Waller
Connecticut
Patrick A. Collins
Boston
W.E. Hooker
Mississippi
Francis Kernan
Utica
William Dorsheimer
New York
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Laconia
N. H
Sanbornton
Hendricks
Nathaniel Davis
Davis
Sanbornton Brass Band
McClellan and
Pendleton
Col. B. C. Tuttle
Meredith
T. J. Whipple
Jonathan M. Taylor
Thomas Cogswell
Charles F. Stone
Washington
Cassidy
Nevada
Blaine
Hancock
Young Republican Club of
Brooklyn
Poughkeepsie
A. J. Aiken Esq
Garfield
Aiken
Loch Garry Returns From Arctic Rescue Mission
The Loch Garry, Greta relief expedition collier, arrived at Brooklyn navy yard from St Johns after aiding Greely's party. Ensign W R Chambers reported logs of fog bound seas, heavy ice, and repeated ice encounters near Cape Farewell, Hare Island, and Upernavik, detailing coaling duties with Thetis and Bear, delays in Melville Bay, a perilous ice passage, and the final arrival at St Johns on July 17 after assisting the Thetis,Bear, and Alert and burying a Greely party member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greely
Brooklyn Navy Yard
St. Johns
N.F
Chambers
Fillebrown
Loch Garry
W. R. Chambers
Des
Thetis
Cape Farewell
Cisco
Godhaven
Hare Island
Schley
Upernavik
Arctic
Wolf
Qoomenack Fiord
Upernavick
Melville Bay
Berry Islands
Horses Head
Duck Island
Wilcox Head
Devil’s Thumb
Bear
Alert
Esquimaux
Lieut. Greely
Newfoundland
Worcester Catholics Celebrate Golden Jubilee of Faith
Catholic churches in Worcester mark 50 years of Catholic faith in the city with a pontifical high mass at St. John’s Church Archibishop Williams of Boston and Bishops O’Reilly and Bradley attended. The golden jubilee included children’s exercises at the parochial school and vespers in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Archibishop Williams
Boston
O’ Reilly
Springfield
Bradley
Manchester
N.H
St. John’s Church
NEW ENGLAND NOTES COMPILED AROUND FALL RIVER AND CONNECTICUT NEWS
A digest of incidents from New England towns includes William Duprez crowned in Saco Biddeford bath night, John Bartlett recaptured in New Britain to face Springfield forgery, Matilda Berthaime's perilous fall at Fall River leading to Taunton asylum, and ex Gov Harriman funeral at Concord Unitarian church. Also noted are the Carrie Sayward crew member John Langley found dead in Gloucester, Dighton reward for Pierce life attempt, Michael Curtin’s brandy theft in Great Barrington, E B Webber robbery near Damariscotta mill, Jonathan Richardson tombstone inscription, Symonds family reunion in Hancock, North Adams assault on Special Constable Nelson Young, bribery case near Pawtucket, Everett mills shutdown in Lawrence, and Worcester police capture of Levi W Jackson the long-time thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duprez
Saco River
Biddeford
John Bartlett
Springfield
New Britain
Matilda Berthaiine
Fall River
Taunton
Harriman
Unitarian Church
Concord
N. H
Warner
John Langley
Boston
Carrie
Sayward Gloucester
Dighton
Mass
Dr. Pierce
Michael Curtin
Noah Osborne
Great Barrington
Whitin
Variana Times
E. B. Webber
J. F. Randall & Co
Portland
Damariscotta Mill
Jonathan Richardson
East Thompson
Conn
Mr. Richardson
Jonah
Symonds
United States
Hancock
L. Bowers
Newport
Lizzie Tarbell
Maynard
Jenne Bowes
West Roxbury
John Symonds
Keene
Nelson Young
Frank Simes
North Adams
Young
Sims
Simes
John F. Clark
Frederick Bumpus
Pawtucket
R. i
John Dowling
Dowling
Cumberland
Providence
St. Louis
Everett Mills
Lawrence
Atlantic
Worcester
Levi W. Jackson
Fitchburg
New Hampshire
State Democratic State Committee Reorganized After Resignations
The Massachusetts Democratic State Central Committee met to fix the state convention time and to reorganize after resignations by Col. Plympton and Col. Drinkwater. Hon. P. A. Collins was elected chairman and Charles D. Lewis treasurer, with Gen. Collins and Gen. Corse added to the general committee. A ratification meeting was planned and Worcester to host the state convention on the first Wednesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Collins
Charles D. Lewis
Col. Plympton
Col. Drinkwater
Democratic State Committee
Rvbbott
Henry Walker
Col Coveney
Worcester
Massachusetts
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Party
State Central Committee
Iam
Noaha
Plympton
The
C. Drinkwater
J. W. Stover
Newton
Reuben Noble
Westfield
Noble
Col
J. W. Coveney
Col. Coveney
Patrick A. Collins
Collins
Albany
N. Y
George S. Willis
Pittsfield
Framingham
Messrs
Plym
Boston
John H. Lee
Cambridge
George F. Hewett
Dinner for Blaine and Logan Arranged by Joint Committee
The Middlesex, Massachusetts, Essex and Norfolk clubs formed a joint committee to organize a Blaine and Logan dinner. George B. Loring named permanent chairman. Freal Williams chosen temporary secretary. Four member committees appointed to invite Blaine and fix the dinner time, and to nominate an executive panel with a permanent secretary and treasurer. Gov. Robinson may preside. The Quincy independents oppose Blaine in favor of Cleveland and will urge a public discussion with the Republican town committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Essex
Norfolk
Blaine
Logan
Young’s Hotel
George B. Loring
Frea I. Williams
RoXbury
Dr. Loring
A. C. Stove
E. H. Haskell
Asa French
Mr. Blaine
Samuel Noyes
J. Haskell Butler
Charles A. Benjamin
J. Walter Bradlee
Gov. Robinson
G. B. Hutchinson
State Greenback Committee
National Committee
Gen. Sutler
Quincy Independents
W.L. Faxon
Joseph L. Whiton
Andrew Milne
Joseph Walker
J. H. Slade
Alexander Marnock
Joan C. Randall
John O. Hall
F. A. Claflin
W. BR. Lord
F. H. Dewhurst
Cleveland
Republican Town Committee
Remarkable Missouri District Dem Convention Ends Unnominated
In St. Louis Missouri the Democratic convention for the fourteenth district met at Poplar Bluff and after 447 ballots without nominating a candidate adjourned sine die late last night an event unparalleled in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
ST. Louis
Poplar Bluff
Treasury Circular Tightens Salt Bond Rules for Curing Fish
The Treasury issued a circular to customs officers tightening the withdrawal of imported salt in bond for curing fish. Sellers must obtain sworn certificates from buyers that salt is used only for curing fish on U S shores, keep a separate sale ledger with purchaser details, and file annual accounts and certificates by January 1. If verified, these proofs may replace prior withdrawal-bond cancellation requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Goodrich H. Bush
Westfield
Banks
Bush
Gen. Butler
Boston
United States Circuit Court
Bayard and Perrin
New York
Two Events on Boston Union Grounds This Week
This week at the Boston Union grounds two major events unfold with electric illumination. A three mile run offers a $40 prize with entrants including John Hourihan James Grant Frank Clark and more. A wrestling match between Col J H Mc Laughlin and H M Darur draws attention with $250 a side and a champion belt, to begin at 5 30 pm with John Boyle O Reilly as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Union
John Hourihan
James Grant
Frank Clark
A.J. Kearns
James Higgins
Hoar
John Fitzgerald
Peter Hegelman
New York
D. A. Driscoll
Joseph Flynn
James Fitzgerald
E. Wilconson
D. Crouker
J. B. Carrick
E. Kennelley
Charles P. Daniels
F. A. Kemp
W. A. Hoagland
Auburn
N. Y
M. Hoar
Philip Connor
M. Ryan
G. Nostenck
John Mo
J. F. Hartnett
Galvin
Walsh
Griffin
Connors
Col
J. H. McLaughlin
Detroit
Mich
H. M. Darur
Marlboro
Mass
John Boyle O'Reilly
Malden and Waltham Tax Rates Cited in Borough Reports
A report lists Malden's tax rate at 14 per thousand and Waltham's at 1580 per thousand. Beverly man Ora B. Currier fined $100 for liquor selling after previously paying $100 to the superior court. A bold attempt to burglarize S. C. Newhall's jewelry store in Lynn failed, leaving tools behind. In Lynn court, Augustus J. White pleaded not guilty to assault. he was held for trial. In Cambridge, Henry Kelsey fined for skate check dispute and held for superior court on appeal. In Waltham district court Owen Murray fined for keeping a liquor nuisance. J. J. Flannery and P. J. Dorney fined for keeping screens. In Woburn, licenses for Joseph Sykes and Michael Shandig order revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Waltham
Ora B. Currier
Beverly
Superior Court
S. C. Newhall
Market Street
Lynn
Lynn Court
Augustus J. White
Michael H
Welch
White
Cambridge Court
Henry Kelsey
Prospect Skating Academy
Councilman Lane
Kelsey
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Massive Minneapolis mob tries to lynch jail inmates
Late July night a huge crowd surrounded the Minneapolis jail housing Cantiney, Gorman and Perker, shot Officer Laughlin during an arrest for riotous acts. The mob breached outer corridors but guards held, and by 3:30 am the crowd dispersed after appeals to uphold the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Cantiney
Gorman
Perker
Laughlin
Theodore Leutz to Take Charge of Sherman House Dining Rooms
Theodore Leutz of 8 Williams court will assume full charge of the Sherman house dining rooms next Wednesday. Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters paid widow of Michael McCarthy, late court No. 13, a $1000 death benefit. John Grady, newly promoted foreman of hook and ladder 3, received an elegant seal ring from friends. Rev Dr Edward Strong of West Roxbury returns from the Pacific coast after a year and a half away, health improved. Maj Lewis Allen, longtime Warren National Bank president, observed his 90th birthday. directors presented a gold headed cane. Mrs Langtry sailed for Europe from New York, seen off by Fred Gebhard and friends. party includes her mother, two servants, and a Chinese page. She plans to return in February next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Leutz
Williams Court
Sherman House
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Michael McCarthy
John Grady
Edward Strong
West Roxbury
Pacific Coast
Maj
Lewis Allen
Warren National Bank of
Peabody
Mr. Allen
Langtry
Europe
New York
Fred Gebhard
Bostons Fall To New Yorks In Weekend Matchup On Union Grounds
The Bostons were heavily defeated by the New Yorks with Connor and Gunning at battery. New Yorks offense produced five runs in the first inning as Dorgan, McKinnon, and Caskins starred, while Boston’s lineup including Hornung, Sutton, Burdock, and Manning failed to respond. League standings show New York atop the circuit amid a busy day of games across multiple cities and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
New Yorks
Connor
Gunning
Csvset
Fees Ees
Dorgan
McKinnon
Lankinson
Pvpoion
EI Caskins
Richardson
Berie G. Ptah
Ue Bostons
A.B
A. E. Hornung
Tifivcccem
Corugoe
Burns
Regattas across New England hull yacht club prizes
The second regatta for Hull Yacht Club purses drew many entries with prizes across four classes. First class boats sailed 10 miles, other classes six to 10 miles. winners were The Banneret, Queen Mab, Joker, and Sherewater. Judges, timekeepers, and committeemen named. other clubs held regattas at Lynn, East Boston, and Beverly with Magic, Daisy D. Crest, Georgie and others winning in their classes. Upcoming events include Boston Yacht Club championships, and Hull Yacht Club regatta schedules with entries due August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon House
Hull Yacht Club
M. J. Kiley
Z. T. Harrington
C. F. Harrington
Messrs
F. L. Dunne
J. F. Brown
John R. Chadwick
The
Banneret
Queen Mab
Joker
Sheerwater
Lynn Yacht Club
Nathaniel T. Davidson
W. M. Rand
Joseph W. Attwill
Jennie L
Viola
Pearl
Daisy D. Crest
Georgie
Jeffries Club
Jeffries Point
Boston
Apple Island
E. T. Pigen
Judith
Countess
Rita
Bluebell
Boston Yacht Club
Washington E. Connor
New York
Commodore Pfaff
W. L. Weisman
Postoffice Square
C. F. Loring
J. P. Phinney
Charles IL. James
George H. Tyler
W. L. Wessman
Thomas Dean
Eben Denton
Coolidge Barnard
Hull
Larchmont and Seawanhaka Yacht Club
W. Lloyd Jeffries
New England Yacht Racing Association
John W. Slater
Providence
R. I
George H. Brooks
Quincy Yacht Club
Quincey Great Bill
Dorchester Yacht Club
Harrison Square
Visiting Wheelmen Tour Brings 200 to Boston Escort
The Chicago bicycle club and tourists arrived in Boston at 7 P M staying at Hotel Vendome headquarters of the League of American Wheelmen. They began July 16 from Niagara Falls touring Canada St. Lawrence Saratoga and other spots. Boston clubs escorted the riders, hosted dinner at Hotel Wellesley and Baker's visit. A large audience awaited at Chestnut Hill reservoir as Ramblers Charlestown and Cambridge clubs joined. A reception is planned Monday evening by the Ramblers before the party breaks up and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Bicycle Club
Boston
Hotel Vendome
League of American Wheelmen
Niagara Falls
Canada
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Massachusetts Club of
Clinton
South Framingham
Massachusetts Club
Wellesley
Baker’s
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Boston Ramblers
Charlestown
Cambridge
Fire alarms in Boston area report several blazes and false alarms
A series of Saturday and Sunday fire alarms across Newton Auburndale Dorchester and nearby towns included a slight fire at Joshua Washburn's Auburn street Auburndale building and a Dorchester dwelling owned by the Tolman heirs with $350 damage. Several later alerts were false or minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Newton
Joshua Washburn
Auburn Street
Auburndale
Ashmonth
Adams Streets
Dorchester
Tolman
Nashville
Tenn
Frank B. Carr
Acushnet Village
Amesbury
Mass
Chestnut Street
R. B. Carswell
G. J. Kelleher
Providence
R.I
J. C. Fisher
Woonsocket
Nelson Praray
William Goodrich
Skowhegan
Maine Central Railroad
Insolvent or Not Healy Estate Faces Remaining Balance
The late John P. Healy left an estate appraised at 45924 75 with 16000 personal property and rest real estate. He died intestate. Otis Norcross was administrator. Commissioners Hurd and Putnam reported the estate not insolvent but will leave about 12000 after debts. Debts allowed 32586 99. assets allowed 198928 19. large claims stem from Crehore and Percival trust relations. Appeals and bondsmen motions follow. accounts deemed complex and Healy described as careless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Healy
Healy
Otis Norcross
Francis W. Hurd
Henry W. Putnam
McKim
Mr. Healy
Isaac N. Crehore
John Percival
Crehore
Percival
D. ©. Linscott
George G. Crocker
Supreme Court
Oliver Ditson
Robert J. Burbank
Join Percival
Montreal colony to teach French beet sugar culture
A Montreal despatch reports a colony of French agriculturists to be brought over to instruct French Canadians in beet culture for sugar manufacture. Also, Virginia man shot his wife by mistake, mistaking her as a burglar. Other items include murder verdicts, libel suits, prize fight unrest, Nova Scotian government reorganization, and a Kentucky case with fled suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
William Cumbey
Giles County
Cumbey
Frank E. Hutchins
Nettie Sims
Washington
San Francisco
Hutchins
Baltimore
G. W. Hazeltine
Memie Thorp
No. 104
North Street
Mamie White
Messrs
Briggs
Copeland
Elmira
N. Y
Menken
Katie Broderhoff
Gov
Hill
W. S. Fielding
A. J. White
Charles E. Church
Mines and Work
Thomas P. Morrison
Thomas Johnson
Isadore Leblanc
J. W. Longley
William Pipes
Albert Goyton
Mines and Works
Mr. Fielding
Halifax
The
Times
Franklin
W.S. Cavett
Udge Lynch
Ae Ez
Cholera and typhus fears span Europe and Madagascar
Paris reports typhus outbreak in Vosges with forty attacked and ten dead as English cholera panic prompts civic action. Paris archbishop subsidizes aid while Toulon and Marseilles see rising deaths. Irish Nationalists debate convention dates with Parnell absent. Finnish reforms curb local government. czaranta and Warsaw plots prompt military moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Paris
Vosges
St. Petersburg
Siberian
Gatschina
Prince Schakofisky
England
Toulon
Marseilles
Arles
Aix
Sisters of Charity
Duc de Chartres
Parnell
National League
Boston
Thomas
Sexton
Sligo
County
William Redmond
Wexford
National Party
America
Dublin
Irish Nationalist League
Belfast
Irish National League
League
Liverpool
Czar
Finland
Warsaw
Fortress Modlin
Berlin
Madagascar
Hovas
Caldwell Boomer Removal Ordered for Cherokee Lands
C Rogers of Muskogee representing the interior department notified Capt Paine and his followers to quit Indian territory at once. They refused. Gen Hatch will remove them Monday and destroy improvements on Cherokee lands. Offenders will be arrested and sent to Fort Smith Arkansas for trial.
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Grover Cleveland
of New York
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
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Wis
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Otter Creek
Dakota
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Tower City
Dak
Edenton
N. C
H. Dickson & Co
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Iil
Cairo
Greely Party
the Eastern Yacht Club
New Bedford
Eastern Yacht Club Squadron
Wood Holland Naushon
Haleyon
Winona
Priscilla
Wanderer
Rebecca
Nirvana
Hesper
Addie
Madcap
Harbinger
Haron
Active
Meta
Edith
Metia
Mie
Rowe
Ibis
Fortuna
Unitarians
Clleveland
Lewiston
Col. F. M. Drew
Frank L. Noble
Journal
Yok Herald
E. A. Woodward
South Norwalk
Wheeler H. Peckham
Woodward
Eustis
Dudley
Pittsburg
St. John
Jay Gould
Steve Elkins
Tweed Gang
Belknap
Bill Mahone
Jey Gould
Thompson
Donovan Rossa
Secor
John Roach
Wm. P. Kellogg
William Dowd
Bank of North America
Gardner
Ind
Rep
Harrington
Lowell Sun
Gen
Lowell
W. D. Crane
Orleans County
Robert J. Wright
Newport National Bank
Wright
Cleveland and
Greely Hkeief
State Politics
Goodby
Frank
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Edwin G. Westietorme
Smyer’s Hotel
No. 35
Bowery
Passaic
Hampton Roads
William McDerby
Geographical Exchange Department
United States Navy
Harlem
Peter S. Porter
Wm. Thompson
Solomon Hudson
Evergreen Cemetery
Blaine and
Gotham Gleanings
Estes
E. B. Estes & Sons
Pearl Street
Grand Gent Hotel
Smith & Wesson
Washington News
Frelinghuysen
Mexico
Harwood
Edward Velach
Customs House
Signal Corps
Bee
Lieber
Jarvis Patten
Cunard
Scythia
Rng
Frederick Suilett
Joseph Birtwell
C. H. Converse
Benjamin Dean
Charles DeWolf
Louisa M. Flett
Danie
Hallendrake
P. Hardman
E. L. Hawkins
R. A. Job
C. E. Johnson
Charles Milton Kimball
M. E. McQuade
William Marshall
John Miller
E. Weeherd
M. L. Slattery
Henry F. Smith
J. E. Staples
Master Staples
Mr. Torrey
E. H. Walker
Longworth
Bliss Kruger
Brayton
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Buffalos
Clevelands
Springfields
Nationals
Boston Unions
Brookline
J. L. Whiting & Son
R. H. White & Co
C. F. Hovey & Co
Clothing Trade
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Louisvilles
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Toledo
Touledos
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Brooklyn—Metropolitans
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BOM .Cscsic
the Vendome
A. J. Johnston
Denver
E. L. Sawyer
Fairbault
J. H. Addington
W. Stickney
F. W. Parsons
H. L. Durrard
Buffalo Bicycle Club
C. van Schaack
J. W. Wassell
J. Valentine
H. N. Burpee
J. P. Maynard
B. B. Ayres
W. L. Armstrong
F. P. Root
Cleveland Bicycle Club
H. Allerton
F. G. King
Pittsburg Bicycle Club
W. J. McIntosh
Ont
R. BR. Clark
R. E. Hall
Beloit
C. Skinner
W. H. Stone
Binghamton
W. G. Tumble
Napaniee
J. Bryd
C. A. Joslin
Leominster
A. B. Bird
C. V. Bird
H. F. Fuller
Clarion
George H. Hosmer
Dan Breen
Hosmer
Paul Henry
O’ Leary
Lake Quinsigamond
F. E. Peters
Wright & Ditson
Wentworth
Newcastle
Wellington Range
Somerville
Patrick H. Delee
Hopkinton
Phillip McGowan
Salem Boat Club
Smith’s Park
Andover
Franklin Park
Saugus
Dart
J. Smith
G. S. Hopins
Pat
Rapido
Peed
Gen. Monroe
Compensation
Lida Stanhope
Manitoba
Admiral
Florence M
Westmont
Dick Wright
Sporting Miscellany
Frothingham
Haverhill
City of Haverhill
Black Rocks
Caceria
Boston Weekly
Post Publishing CO
Foreign News
Diderot
Trocadero Palace
M. Spuller
Chamber of Deputies
M. Lafitte
Opera Comedie Francais
Oden
Elysee
Ferry
Li Fong Pao
China
Frere Irlid
Order of Ignorantius Friars
Egypt
Volga
Iron and Steel Workers
Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel Workers
Beaver Falls
Aurora
Birmingham
Ala
York
Adam Miller
Pius Miller
Fort Smith
Ark
Deep Fork
Samuel Haines
Samuel Lucie
John Figer
Figer
G. W. Simmons & Co
Campaign Outfitters
C, Hi
Gray Ss & Sons
Caton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!