Alarming Condition of Jackson County Presses Aid
Parkerburg dispatch reports Jackson County West Virginia faces near starvation as hundreds of families verge on hunger. Local meetings, village appeals, and testimony from mill owner Hiram Cable, assessor John Smith, and others describe 300 families at risk at New Kentuck and White Pine. An aid appeal is signed by 100 families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
White Pine
New Kentuck
Hiram Cable
J.H. Garrett
John Smith
A Grand Demonstration on His Arrival at the City of Mexico
The newly appointed United States minister to Mexico, Gen. Jackson, arrived in the city escorted by the Central road committee and welcomed by Chairman McKenzie on behalf of the American colony. Jackson pledged friendship and to subserve U S interests while seeking goodwill between nations. Retiring Minister Morgan and many Americans met the train and escorted him to the hotel to receive colony members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Crrr
Jackson
United States
McKenzie
Morgan
Mr. Jackson
Story Told in Courts by a Gamblier's Wife
New York court testimony centers on Thomas Truman who stabbed Larry O'Brien on Broadway and faces divorce from his wife. Mrs. Truman recounts a San Francisco marriage in 1880, Truman's claimed drug store in Chicago, frequent Europe trips, and large gambling wins including $11,900 at a London jewellery game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gamblier
Thomas
Thomas Truman
Larry O’brien
Broadway
Truman
San Francisco
Chicago
Europe
Regent Street
London
Grafton Club
Bruman
West Twenty-eeighth Street
Barclay Street
Wealthy Citizens of Cincinnati Held for 165000
Cincinnati bankers hold eighteen well to do citizens for a $165,000 loan they guaranteed to fund the citys depleted police fund and other lands after the legislature bungled bond issuance. The notes come due June 1 and the public awaits a legislative fix to extinguish the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indictments for Ward and Fish in Grand Larceny Case
Two more indictments found against Ferdinand Ward and James D. Fish for grand larceny in the first degree. Ward arraigned in the court of oyer and terminer and pleaded not guilty with leave to demur. The district attorney sought Ward's transfer to the Tombs. Judge Barrett allowed Ludlow Street jail detention until trial. Indictments allege theft of 190000 dollars from Marine National Bank on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ferdinand Ward
James D. Fish
Ward
Court of Oyer
Er Miner
Ludlow Street
Tombs
Barrett
Ludow Street
Fish
Marine National Bank
Henry Lee
Boylston Street
Common
Sylvester Hinckley
Harbor View Street
Grant Street
James A. Young
Newport Street
Crescent Avenue
B. C. McAuliffe
Wendell Street
South
Boston
C. H. Blodgett
Magnolia Street
Bird and
Quincy Streets
Hannah Kelly
Winship Street
Brighton
Police Department
Thomas L. Jenks
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Police Department of
Michael P. Curran
Nathaniel Wales
Probate actions in Plymouth court admit wills and grant administrations
Probate court in Plymouth County before Judge Keith admits wills for Melgar and Helen Pierce Harriet Briggs and Charles Litchfield as executors and executrix Administrations granted for Nathaniel Ellis Jacob Atwood Levi Thatcher Amos Pain and others Real estate sales allowed for Ichabod Shurtleff Burgess and Lucy Hewland Guardians appointed Emily Delano Clinton Mary Delano and Hattie Hunt noted. minor Ann aliza Taimbal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth County
Keith
Melgar Pierce
Helen F. Pierce
Harriet Briggs
South Scituate
Charles A. Litchfield
Nathaniel Ellis
Nancy W. Ellis
Jacob Atwood
Carver
Jacob O. Atwood
Levi P. Thatcher
Middleboro
Allen C. Thatcher
Emily Delano
Duxbury
Clinton
Mary Delano
Jatmoe H. Hunt
Broeston
Hattie T, Hunt
Nor
Wetmore Hosts Fourth Artillery Officers at Newport Villa
Gov Wetmore and staff hosted Col. C. L. Best and Fourth United States Artillery officers at Ft Adams Newport from 2 to 4 PM. Attending were Adjt Dyer Quar termaster Puger Capt Arthur Morris Capt John Rode Capt Edward Fie Lieut Jones and other officers. Gen Davis of New York Col Elliott US Engineer Corps and Mr W W Sherman Gen A G Lawrence Col E M Neill Maj T K Gibbs and other personal friends also attended luncheon in the governor's villa main hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Jones
Wetmore
Newport
C. L. Best
Fourth United States Artillery
Ft. Adams
Best
Adjt
Dyer
Quartermaster Puger
Arthur Morris
John Rode
Edward Fie
Fourth
Third Presbyterian Church Probes Sunday Horse Racing
At West Side Driving Park in Chicago on June 7 worshippers observed horse racing to inform legal action. Rev Dr Kittredge urged church committee meetings to report findings, about 10 written statements were prepared to be used as affidavits in injunction suits against Sunday races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Side
Third Presbyterian Church
Kittredge
Crity Hall
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Water Board
Board of Alderen
Hough O'Brien
Alderman Hart
Fisher Hill
Curtis
Donovan
Hart, Whitten
Cutter
City of Worcester Sets Record Run to New London
New London Conn June steamship City of Worcester of the Norwich line leaves New York after dry dock repair and reaches New London in 6 hours 8 minutes, the fastest dock to dock trip on record except for the City of Boston’s 6 hours 5 minutes in 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Loonpdon
Conn
City of
Judge Rules on New Trial in Cluverins Murder Case
Richmond Virginia June 8 Judge Atkins overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of T J Cluverins convicted of murder of William Madison The prisoner's counsel asked for arrest of judgment and a postponement to Tuesday June 16 to prepare bills of exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Atkins
T. J. Cluverins
Willian Madison
Death of Mrs. Horgee White in Elberon linked to morphine dose
The Evening Post reports Mrs. Horgee White died at Elberon from an overdose of morphine given by a physician to ease neuralgia. The incident, dated June 8, is noted as a physician dispensing the drug to alleviate pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Evening Post
Horgee White
Elberon
Swarms of locusts spotted on Walden's Ridge near Chattanooga
Swarms of locusts have appeared on Walden's Ridge near Chattanooga Tennessee and are covering trees and shrubbery. No damage has yet been reported. The unusual swarm warnings prompted local observers to monitor conditions as the insect activity continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
Walden’s Ridge
Hub Punch praises hospitality beyond other articles
The note lauds the Hub Punch for superior conviviality hospitality and liberality surpassing ideas found in any other article. It mentions grocers and druggists as readers or contributors to its tone and content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub
Budget Defeat Sparks Liberal Crisis in Commons
London June 8. In a dramatic House of Commons scene the budget was defeated by 264 to 252. Gladstone is expected to resign. abstentions and cheers marked the division as Tory and Parnellite supporters rallied. The debate touched Beatrice dowry, colonial stamp duties, and wine versus spirits taxes amid international diplomacy notes and a London flood report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Labouchere
House of Commons
Beatrice
Forster
Edmund Fitzmaurice
Childers
Michael Edward Hicks Beach
Michael
Sir Michael
England
Scotland
Ireland
Gladstone
West End
United States
Phelps
Loundes Square
Earl of Kimberly
India
Peele
Buckshot Foster
Myles Joyce
Mr. Gladstone
Was John Bull Bullied by Russia
London June 8 in the house of commons Mr Cross stated Sir Peter Lumsden did not intend to attack the government and his remarks were misrepresented by journalists. Gladstone said the frontier with Russia followed the head commissioner’s advice, a claim disputed by Lumsden’s allies who say his views were misreported. Lumsden condemned England’s surrender to Russia and urged a firmer stand to defend the ameer’s frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Cross
India
Peter Lumsden
Peter
Gladstone
Sir Peter
Russia
Penj Deh
Merj Oasis
Badghis
England
Afghanistan
Lord Beaconsfield
Cabul
Komaroff
Herat
Pul-i-khesti
Whole Villages Swallowed Up In the Vale of Cashmere
Despatches report a strong earthquake in Cashmere causing destruction across Dubgood Jamalapur and Ovan. The fort at Gurais and granaries are engulfed, with large rice and money distributed for relief. About 200 people are killed and relief efforts are ongoing amid Crete unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashmere
CalcuTtTa
Dubgood
Jamalapur
Ovan
Gurais
Vale of Cashmere
Summer Storms Do Great Damage and Losses Across Regions
A water spout near Lagos Mexico kills many and devastates property as 100 lives are reported lost. Lagos, Utica, Owatona, and Weepstock endure storms, with roofs blown off and skylights demolished. A Virginia hurricane floods streets and unroofs churches, while Marshall County records extensive roof loss and tree damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
Juime
Lagos
Mex
Guanajato
Jabisco
Utica
N. Y
Trenton
Montgomery
Fulton
Minnesota
Owatona
Minn
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Virginia
Weoopstock
Marshall County
Ill
Chicago
National conference on charities and corrections discusses care of the insane
Washington reports on the committee on provision for the insane with papers by Dr Chapin Dr Godding and Dr Vivian. The discussion covers numbers and treatment methods including state boards oversight county asylums and eight classes of insanity. Next conference to be held at St Paul with broad approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Chapin
United States
Boards of Charities
Godding
National Asylum For the
Vivian
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Montreal Archbishop Bourget dies at 86 in America
In Montreal on June 8 Monsigneur Bourget Roman Catholic archbishop of Martianopolis died this afternoon aged 86 years. He was made bishop of Montreal in 1810 and archbishop in 1876. He was the oldest wearer of the mitre in America with one senior in the world. He published many literary works and founded the first titular chapter in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Montreal
Monsigneur Bourget
Martianopolis
Tragedy as Man Deliberately Stops Express Train
In New Haven on June 8 an unknown man stepped onto the tracks near Cos Cob as the express train from New York approached. Engineer William Lowell applied air brakes but the man was cut down, his remains taken to Cos Cob. He was believed to be a tramp and unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New York
Cos Cob
William Lowell
Lowell
New England Notes From Taunton to Norwich
A series of brief items from New England: Charles B. Horton, 70, hanged himself at his Taunton home. Frank McBride, convicted of rape, sentenced in Middleburg to five years. Rev H M Coffin resigns as Plymouth Baptist pastor effective Sept 1. George Constine, Boston diver, died after being swept over a dam in Holyoke. Several deaths from a Danbury fire. Wm Beckere and firemen not expected to live. International Telegraph Company directors elected at Portland. Unknown man’s body found in the Thames at Norwich, likely a circus employee, buried as identification eludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Horton
Taunton
Mass
Frank McBride
Middleburg
H. M. Coffin
The
Baptist Church
Plymouth
George Constine
Boston
Holyoke
Johnson C. Peck
Rufus Clark
John Stott
Danbury
Conn
Wm. Beckere
International Telegraph Company
Portland
R. Worthington
D. Bailey
Bath
Charles Danforth
Gardiner
W. E. Gould
H. M
Board of Directors of Public Institutions
House of. Naustry
Cio
House of Correction
Lunatic Hospital
Marcela Street
Cceereee
Alipshouse
Austin Farm
Almshouse
Charlestown
Coos
J. Putnam Bractiee
Ieeaenes
Denvers
Worcester
Northampton
Tewksbury
At the Capital Suspicions Over Logan Blaine Feud
Washington reports a tense political scene with Senator Logan visiting the White House and Treasury, amid speculation of editor Halstead’s influence and Blaine interests. A Maine postmaster appointment for Augusta appears likely, despite prior attacks. Funeral details for a Boston figure named Eugene Tompkins are noted with attendance from notable locals and theater figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Logan
White House
Cleveland
Treasury
Manning
Col. Morrison
Cunningham
Gen
Logan
Halstead
Virginia
Long Bridge
Crank
Blaine
Augusta
Col. Morton
Maine
Postmaster Vilas denies railway clerks strike threat
In Washington June 8 Postmaster General Vilas refutes Chicago claims that he sent a dispatch about a threatened railway postal clerks strike. He says no strike is imminent and credits recent examinations with improved morale. The report notes clerks previously removed for inefficiency and restores one man back to service. It also lists federal appointments and other late-war casualty statistics and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vilas
Chicago
May
Edward M. Boykin
South Carolina
Rob L. Killey
Montana
Thomas Jefferson Carr
Wyoming
Romulo Martinez
New Mexico
United States
John Catlett Gibson
Virginia
Gustavus van Hourbeke
Illinois
Anthony C. Campball
William H. Yarborough
Internal Revenue
North Carolina
Adjt
Drum
Great Monument
Washington Monument
Everett P. Wheeler
Frederick Whitridge
New York
National Civil Service League
Civil Service Law
Grant reading reveals fear and courage in Civil War battle
New York dispatch quotes Gen. Grant describing his first Civil War engagement. He recalls enemy retreating, guarding abandoned houses, and his fear turning to resolve after viewing Harris's camp. He notes Harris feared him as the war progressed, shaping his later lack of trepidation in combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gen. Grant
Harris
Hay
Illinois
Cosider
Tower Cottage at Pequot Avenue Housing Ad
Promotes Tower cottage in Cottage City run by Miss Sarah Irvin as a quiet comfortable summer home. Describes cot tage style with a tower, two parlors, a fine piano, dining room seating 40, linen and crockery, large airy chambers, views of Vineyard Sound, excellent beds and linens, sanitary arrangements, and reasonable rates based on room location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower Cottage
Pequot Avenue
Sarah Irvin
Cottage City
Irwin
Vineyard Sound
Funeral services for Henry Morrison held in Hyde Park
Funeral services for Henry Morrison of the Boston theatre were conducted at his late residence on Central avenue Hyde Park Monday at 2 PM. Large attendance marked the somber ceremony with friends and colleagues paying respects to the notable figure in local theatre circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wood
Methodist Church
G. A. Whitcher
Ada M. Leceister
E. C. Farwell
B. E. Philips
Boston
Eugene Tompkins
oKbert Bleakie
Samuel Mair
John M. Ward
Daniel Hurley
Mt. Hope
Messrs
Arthur G. Tompkins
Noble Hill, Jr
W. P. Prescott
William Dyer
James W. Taylor
A. J. Wolcott
N. H. Onthank
H.J. McCarty
James Riley
John Kelly
Annis Endress
John Lundy
The
Park
Mr. F.A. Searle
Henry Morrison
Boston Theatre
Central Avenue
Hyde Park
PITCHING CAMP FOR STATE BRIGADE BEGINS WORK
The First Brigade starts camp work with Uncle Sam regulars already in the field. Improvements include 12 permanent wooden sink houses behind lines. Martin and Gore of Boston oversee setup despite rain delays. Regimental layout, new tents for headquarters, and a concert Thursday evening mark preparations for the main arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Martin and Gore
Boston
Fourth Artillery
U.S. A
Col. Wellington
Col
Wellington
Reeves
Maj. Egan
Framingham
Maj. Landy
State Arsenal
Furst Regiment
Hale Hopes to Pay Debts Dollar for Dollar in Keene
Ex governor Hale suffers nervous prostration but aims to pay his creditors in full. South Keene Gwir works to continue operations, with a creditors meeting likely to arrange a trustee plan and avoid laying off workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N. H
Hale
South Keene Gwir Company
Tom Cheney
Blair Bitten
Concord
Thomas P.cheney
Ashland
United States
Cheney
Col. Cheney
Parker
Boston
Gov. Hale
Col
New England Railway Mail Service
Blair
Gov. Huie
Gloucester excursion lights up as Lasell students tour codpacking
About 450 Lasell Seminary students and friends visit Gloucester aboard the Rose Standish from Auburndale. They picnic at Rowley’s Wharf, watch a packing plant tour, and sketch the harbor while a light rain drives them to the boat interior on the return to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Lasell
Laseell
Aubuinesse
Bragdon
Aubourndale
Rowy’s Wharf
George Perkins
Ti H Packing
Boston
Legislature Proceeding Notes and Street Incidents
The senate adopted an order to study repealing certain town bounties and debated bills on gas impurities and taxation. Reports included actions on rail safety, water supply, and boundary cases. In Boston, two violent incidents ended with deaths and a stabbing, as police hunted the assailant while witnesses gave descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Frye
Committee On the Judiciary
Quincy
Braintree
Randolph
Isadora F. Lincoln
Joyner
Benjamin C. Lincoln
Isadora
M. J. McCafferty
Committee On
State Board of Health
Health Department
Boston Gas Light Company
Commonwealth
Committee On Taxation
E. L. Burnham
Committee On Conference
Committee On Water Supply
General Court
D. W. Holden
State Board of Water Commissioners
Aurelia J. Gill
Pittsfield
Mashpee
Falmouth
Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Company
Opponents filibuster Metropolitan Police Bill in Massachusetts House
The Boston legislature debated hospital treatment for dipsomaniacs, ward division in New Bedford, and libel for divorce as filibustering motions blocked the Metropolitan Police Bill. Speakers clashed over roll calls and rulings while a conference committee and various amendments were discussed before 8:15 p.m. adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Police
Murphy
Boston
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
House
New Bedford
Judiciary
Springfield Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Savings Banks
Brackett
Messrs. Wharton, Dwyer and
Ambler
Senate
McEttrick
Frothingham
Haverhill
Blaney
Natick
Collins
Speaker Brackett
Leed
Dolan
Kendrick
Springfield
Emery
Cambridge
Marden
Dwyer
Gove
Fitzgerald
Doherty
Messrs
Bryant
Cowdrey
Crane
Curry
Hurley
Peters
Prime
Ryan
Tierney
Worcester
Doyle
Enery
Mcattrick
Popular house opens to tourists for 1585 season at Somes Sound
The enlarged hostelry on a peninsula now seats 89 guests in airy rooms with a superb view of Somes Sound, bearing islands, Bear Island lighthouse, Cranberry islands, and the Atlantic. The grounds include a lawn. boating and fishing are excellent. Mr. Stanley and his wife pledge comfort for all visitors, drawing many regular guests from prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somes’s Sound
Stanley
Suicide attempt and street altercation in city
Edward Burger, 21, of Elm Place, fired a 32 calibre revolver into his mouth Monday evening. He was taken to City Hospital with the ball believed to be near the brain and in critical condition. James Punch, 31, was in a fight at Fleet and Moon streets about 6:45 PM Monday, drawing a knife and injuring Peter Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burger
No. 1
Elm Place
James Punch
Fleet and
Moon Streets
Peter Peterson
Peteison
Virginia Lunatic Asylum Fire Kills Inmate in Williamsburg
A blaze in the Eastern Lunatic Asylum at Williamsburg destroyed the right wing of the center building. One patient, Miss Smith of Spotsylvania, died from burns. another, Mrs. Jeffries, drowned after being rescued. Total loss about 140000, likely from faulty electric wires. Fire also damaged half of Suffolk, Virginia, with an estimated 300000 loss. Nearby fires in East Providence and Woodstock, NH caused further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Eastern Lunatic Asylum
Virginia
Petersburg
Suffolk
Norfolk and Western
Washington Square
Kilby Street
Main Street
New Hampshire House Awards Key Standing Committees
Concorn, N H June 8 The New Hampshire House names standing committees with large lists for Judiciary Manufactures Railroads National Affairs Claims Finance and more The Senate also publishes its committee rosters and the joint session contemplates caucuses and petitions Presented reports detail police and public institutions finances and inmate statistics
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Concorn
N. H
House of Representatives
Aldrich
Messrs
Marston
Exeter
Streeter
Concord
Beil
O'Connor
Manchester
Atherton
Nashua
Fox
Jeffrey
Clarke
Peterborough
Stone
Andover
Gilmore
Hutchins
Laconia
Huntington
Hanover
Wallace
Rochester
Annis
Jones
Franklin
Slavers
Portsmouth
Philbrick
Tilton
Ray
Smith
Lancaster
Gage
Wakefield
Bowers
Newport
Musgrove
Bristol
Hackett
Belmont
Luce
Wiggin
Tamworth
O’connor
Foster
London
Baker
Claremont
Blodgett
Stewartstown
Symonds
Hancock
Marsh
Campton
Deke
Seabrook
Perry
Glidden
Dover
Keating
Northumberland
Hale
Jenkins
Lee
Lamprey
Latonia
Snow
Winchester
Keneson
Freedory
Messre
Kimball
Wheeler
Derry
Page
Piermont
McEwain
Enfield
Lyndeborough
Dustin
Hopkinton
Emmons
Wilton
Sargent
Newton
Putnam
Towie
South
Fletcher
Greenfield
Whittier
Candia
Representatives Hall
New Hampshire Historical Society
Senate
Pike
Judiciary
Stevens
Bingham
Davis
Chamberlain
Kent
Railroads
Cheney
Hinds
Brackett
Banks
Morton
Olzenham
Brown
Hobbs
Jameson
Collins
Taylor
Hatch
Finance
Goodrich
Barry
Gault
Frightful assault at Silsbee street boarding house shocks city
A violent incident at C. E. Sanborn's Silsbee Street boarding house left James Crowley fatally wounded after a dispute over whiskey. Howard M. McCulloch struck him with a hand lamp as Daniel Shay acted witness. Crowley hospitalized. McCulloch fled, likely to be captured. Also reports note church meeting on a new society and Portland excursion tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
C. E. Sanborn
Silsbee Street Court
James Crowley
Crowley
Daniel Shay
Howard M. McCulloch
Shay
McCulloch
St. Steven’s Memorial Episcopal Church
Isabel P. Haywood
Franklin Street
Willian J’. Johnson
James B. Small
George Jenkins
Joseph M. Rowell
Portland
Post 5
Grand Army
Moncay
Post
Empire State
Boston
Lynn Press Association
Bee
F. W. Wilder
Lie Bee
Elmer Eierly
The
Item
Frank A. Whitney
Transcript
Everett H. Clark
F. H. Nichols
Werte
Board of Health
Washington St
Sean
Newport’s Well Known House Offers Modern Comforts
A famed Newport house advertises extensive visitor attractions. Owner H Bull Jr has spared no expense to provide a first class hotel experience with steam heat electric bells and other conveniences. Its exceptional location places it near city attractions and includes a Western Union Telegraph office onsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
H. Bull, Jr
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mixed Pickles at Bijou and Corinne in La Mascotte
A Boston theater page reviews Mr. J. B. Polk and company presenting the farce Mixed Pickles at the Bijou with a permissive moral subtext and a lively plot centered on Polk’s character. Corinne and her opera company at the Museum perform La Mascotte with Corinne praised for acting and stage presence despite vocal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
J. B. Polk
Clara Fisher Maeder
Julia A. Polk
Jennie Christie
Julia Sheldon
John W. Jennings
George C. Charles
Henry D. Clifton
Polk
Theodore Sayre
Hiram Brown
Arthur Pickle
Deacon Babylon Jordan
Lucinda Swiggins
Joe
Lucinda
Corinne
Audran
Boston
Bettina
Stuart Harold
Pippa
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Ib Mear Washingto
Boston Weekly Post
Club Bates
Copia Tor Weeely
Rth
Serene Publishing Co
Telegraph and Mail
ECOND
Clearing House
Minister Jackson
Grant's
Gov. Wetmore
Hickrhond
Tennessee
British Taxation
Island
Savas Pasha
Vilayet
St. Petersburg
Rostoff
Don
Uruguay
Rio de Janeiro
Paris
Suez Naval Commission
Persian Gulf
Egypt
Arabia
Berlin
Wilhelm’s Haven
Gaulois
Renard
Red Sea
Zulficar Pass
John
Lumsden
General Foreign News
Crete
Constantinople
Charities and Corrections
Dieath
NEW England Notes
Macomb, Williams, Marsh and Lemly
Artillery School
Ft. Monroe
South Boston
National Armory
Colt and Winchester Works
National Bank of Bellows Falls
Commercial National Bank of Providence
Secretary of the Treasury
Auldemorte
Sub-Treasury
New Orleans
Convention of Charities and Correction
Grant
Kie
Gov. Bhale
Victor Hugo
Mr. W. Raymond
Legislature
Finnelly
Punch
First Division
Peterson
Philip O’brien
No. 18
Lowell Street
Haymarket Square
Elliott
Maggie Ward
E Street
Ben
Lancaster Street
Harvey
Third Division
Red Cross
Massachusetts General Hospital
Stanley House
Maik- Bor, MI
Desert
J. H. Elwell
Shawmut_avenue
Telegraph
Rovidence
East
Rumford Chemical Works
Smith & Collins
Dye Works
Chemical Works Company
Plymmovnth
N.H
J. W. Campbell
Woodstock
Hampshire
Board OF Police Commissioners
O’brien
James G. Davis
Frederick Monroe
Frank T. Barron
Deer Island
House of Industry
Almshouse Department
Stone Department
Marcella Street
Charlestown Almshouse
Board of Fire Commissioners
Committee On Health
First Street
Superintendent of Health
Committee On Public Buildings
City Hall
G. R
Hart
Smith and Allen
Welch
James C. Murray
Preston Street
Dorchester
Chelsea Street
Decatur
Porter Streets
Bowdoin Avenue
Mt. Bowdoin Green
Sagamore Street
Said Street
Ashmont Street
Adams
Washington Streets
Irvington Street
St. Botolph Street
Irvyington
Harcourt Streets
Commercial Street
Ward 24
Old Colony
Dorchester Avenue
Maywood Street
Roxbury
Lynn
Lucence
River Street
Daniel M. Wilson
Harrow Guage
Lynn Public Water Board
Swampscott
Perry House
Rsh
S&e
Stove
Bostom
Pest
Pest Publishing Co
Aparents
Frank W. Gaskell
George P. Hartshorn
Kit
Henry T. Chanfrau
George W. Wilson
N. Lothian, Jr
South America
Dr. L. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Park’s
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