Boston items from Potter Committee and city events
Potter Committee yielded no business while Gen. Butler produced a long despatch dated Feb 24 1877. Senator Matthews faced a subpoena at 1:30 PM. Thomas Sherwin elected Tax Collector and $25000 allocated for a new park. Reports from Mount Hope Cemetery Trustees and Public Institutions presented. Loring Lothrop funeral held. Girls' Industrial School trustees attended. Navy Yard rotation sent out officers Parker Mee Cawley Chandler. Jonathan Young to replace Chandler. North End shooting left Rudolph Modee wounded. Carlson fled. Pattee benefit at Globe Theatre drew large crowd. bill lengthy but show successful. Ohio GOP convention to name slate. Hayes endorsement contested. NH Senate bill passage causes GOP stir. Craft v Schlesinger libel case continues. Bryant in worsening condition. Washington monument conference bill pace noted. Georgia storm causes fatalities.
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Potter Committee
Gen. Butler
Tom Young
Ohio
Alfred E. Lee
Gov
Hayes
Senator Matthews
Thomas Sherwin
New Park
Mount Hope Cemetery
Roxbury Canal
Loring Lothrop
Old South Church
Girls’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Charles Carlson
Modee
Carlson
Charles H. Pattee
Globe Theatre
Senate
House
New Hampshire
Craft
Schlesinger
Supreme Judicial Court
Washington Monument
Congress
William Cullen Bryant
Georgia
Republicans Denounce Assault on President’s Title
The Burlington Hawkeye attacks Secretary McCrary for flattering the President and endorsing a claim that would undermine state governments. It argues Republicans nationwide will unite in denouncing the assault on the President’s title, as they did against Packard and Chamberlain.
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Burlington Hawkeye
McCrary
Iowa
Union
Packard
Chamberlain
Butler sparks fresh Potter Committee showdown in Washington
Gen Butler disrupted the Potter Committee session with a theatrical display and a long telegram from 1877. The Baker document and Hayes reaction are examined as Gov Young recalls the exchange. Senator Matthews’ Committee of Investigation proceeds after a delayed subpoena and silence from Matthews.
Butler Dominates Brief Session With Unclear Aims
Yesterday General Butler occupied most of the time as telegrams from RESCUED and read to the committee. Mr Cox could not understand Butler's purpose and the general refused to enlighten him.
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Gen. Butler
Cox
Butler
Florida 1876 election fraud details surface in McLin testimony
Jacksonville June 10 The Investigating Committee resumed at 8:30 am and will close tonight before leaving for Washington. McLin described appointment as Associate Justice of New Mexico Supreme Court and blamed Senator Conover for his rejection. Testimony covered rewards given to Florida actors, alleged ballot manipulation in Baker Leon and Jefferson counties, and plans tied to Gov. Stearns and Noyes. The witness cited 219 extra Republican votes in Alachua and 100 substituted ballots in Jefferson, with concerns over Little Jokers and bribery schemes.
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Fla
Washington
McLin
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Noyes
Cowgill
Returning Board
Senate
Conover
New Mexico
Witness
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Florida
Gov. Stearns
Hot Springs
J. W. Howells
Driggers
Baker County
Fernandina
A Bowes
Leon County
Treasury Department
William i. Vance
Archer
R. H. Black
Philadelphia
Bell
Jefferson County
George H. Leon
Dennis O
Alachua County
Moses J. Taylor
Jefferson
Land Office
Stearns
Hayes
Baker
Tallahassee
W. E. Chandler
Lew Wallace
Louisiana
Supreme Court of
Alachua
Leon
Tilden
Howells
Internal Revenue
Johnsonville
Darbyville
L. G. Dennis
Black
Vance
Gainsville
Dennis
Joseph Bowes
Richardson
Bowes
Witnes
Bowes and Howells
Supreme Court
William Archer Coke
Secretary of State
Gen. Noyes
Ard
Dent
Senate Committee Completes Leadership and Schedule
The select Senate Committee reconsiders excusal and appoints Edmunds as chairman. Members Davis Illinois Whyte Maryland Jones Florida along with Allison Ingalls and Hoar remain. Sessions likely end soon after Congress adjourns with organization meeting set tomorrow but no early start to investigation due to Senate business.
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Illinois
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Maryland
Jones
Florida
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Hoar
Congress
Rio Janeiro shipwreck leaves 170 dead refugees
A Rio Janeiro dispatch reports that the bark Laura carrying 300 Para inhabitants fleeing famine foundered off Para. About 170 refugees drowned. The government plans railways to create work and feed sufferers as drought ruins crops across several provinces.
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Rio Janeiro
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Interim arrangements in Radzimir palace for congress
In Berlin at the Radzimir palace Prince Bismarck's newly occupied residence, workers prepare rooms for the congress with a grand staircase, a hall of congress, conference rooms, a buffet opening to a garden, and a presidential seat in the center. Prince Hohenlohe to arrive from Paris Wednesday. Count Von Wesdehlen to manage German Embassy. Waddington leaves Paris for Berlin.
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Liberal papers fear Reichstag dissolution and reactionary power
Berlin reports express regret over dissolving the Reichstag while hoping a liberal majority returns to Parliament to resist reactionary policy. The government doubts re-election and anticipates political upheaval, with Bismarck aiming at a broader revolution. Paris police conduct a weekend raid on German homes linked to Nobeling case. two arrested, later released, no conspiracy indications found.
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Herr Benningsen
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Refugees in Rhodope Seek Aid From Constantinople
From Pomak camp in the Rhodope Mountains a demand is sent to Constantinople requesting relief for more than 100 000 refugees driven from Russians and Bulgarians. Insurrection leaders urge aid for the sick and hungry and seek assurances the country remains neutral in the face of Bulgarian violence. They ask if England can intervene to stop the outrages.
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Constantinople
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England
Emperor Improves As He Sits Up In Arm Chair
Bulletin reports the Emperor showing real improvement since morning. He sat up for eight hours, feels materially stronger, and has a better appetite. The Federal Council will decide tomorrow on Russia’s proposal to dissolve the Reichstag.
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Berlin
Federal Council
Russia
Reich- Stag
Cessation of Kadir War Nears Amid Peace Talks
Advices from Cape Town dated May 21 report Sundilli chief of the Goor kas seeks peace and wants unconditional surrender only. Paris and London items note the Shah of Persia visiting Paris exhibitions, the death of Daily News correspondent Mr McGahan in Constantinople, Henry M Stanley arriving at the royal palace, and the Marquis of Salisbury with Viscount Cranbourne and Gen Lintorn Simmons departing for Berlin.
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Cape Town
Sundilli
Goorkas
Paris
McGahan
The
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Constantinople
Henry M. Stanley
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Plymouth Church Faces Expulsion Charge In Tilton Case
The Plymouth Church Examining Committee met to consider Elizabeth Tilton's charges by Barbara Walton. The panel moved to drop Tilton from the roll after her private examination, with details kept private. Also reported are police incidents on ships, hotel openings, and other city notes.
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Woman’s Hotel
Bellaire
John T. Raymond
Colonel Sellers
England
Lotus Club
Geistlich
William Rubie
Edward Dunscombe
Sun
Vanderbilt
Europe
Multiple fires sweep towns in New England and the South
On June 10 many small fires struck across the regions. William Elliott & Co. grist mill in Springfield burned with 3500 dollars in stock and machinery lost and Wason Manufacturing Company building insured for 7000 dollars. In Macon Georgia lightning struck a warehouse in Albany with 15 000 dollars loss and 200 bales of cotton burned. W. W. Everett farm buildings in Paris Maine burned due to a chimney defect with 1200 dollars insured. Frederick B. Dunton store Post Office Centre Lincolnville Maine destroyed by fire with 100 dollars loss. Propeller Montgomery carrying wheat corn and flour damaged but no lives lost at Port Huron. In Searcy Arkansas half of the county burned with 60 000 dollar loss, details unavailable.
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William Elliott & Co
Wason Manufacturing Company
Lancashire
Macon
Welch & Bacon
Albany
Lewiston
W. W. Everett
Paris
Camden
Frederick B. Dunton
Centre Lincolnville
Port Huron
Montgomery
Little Rock
Ark
Searcy
White County
Dover clergyman chosen as House chaplain
In Concord on June 10 the House committee selected Rev. George B. Spaulding of Dover as chaplain. Notices listed bills to prevent pool selling and to authorize a Bethlehem to Profile House railroad, incorporate a Concord Horse Railroad, and declare constitutional changes. The Tax Commission report and related bills were referred to committees.
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N. H
George B. Spaulding
Dover
Bethlehem
Concord Horse Railroad
Tax Commission
Wedding at the White House Prompted by AP Reporting
A White House wedding is planned for tomorrow morning between Gen Hastings of Ohio and Miss Platt, Hayes's niece. Hastings, once a Lieutenant in the Twenty third Ohio, served under Hayes who was Major there.
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Washington Welcomes Permanent Government Bill
Residents rejoice as Congress passes a bill creating a permanent government for the District of Columbia. It promises relief from the old debt and covers half the municipal expenses against taxation of government property. The Senate concurred today and the measure advances to the President for signature.
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Naval inquiry may indict Robeson aides in navy report
Washington dispatch to the Brooklyn Eagle says Chairman Whitthorne will present to the Committee on Naval Affairs a sub committee report on Robeson administration. The document recommends indicting ex Secretary Robeson, ex Bureau of Construction and Repairs head Isaiah Hanscom, and ex Bureau of Steam Engineers chief Mr Wood.
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Brooklyn Eagle
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Committee On Naval Affairs
Robeson
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Isaiah Hanscom
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Wood
Bureau of Steam Engineers
Butler blasts financial system as costs rise for public works
In the House Butler pushes relief for industrial classes and frontier protection while approving Army and Navy appropriations. The Sundry Civil bill funds numerous public buildings including courts and post offices in Atlanta Cincinnati St Louis Albany and others. Debate centers on labor relief and westward work amid broader fears about the financial system.
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Leavenworth
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Senate Appropriations Bill Advances River Harbors
The Senate debated the River and Harbor Appropriation bill with Windom supporting Mississippi improvements. Amendments trimmed and shifted funds for Virginia New River North Carolina Cape Fear Galveston Red River and other sites, with totals around 8.25 million versus 7.3 million from the House. The chamber adopted several changes and soon adjourned.
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Senate discusses West Virginia election bill and New Hampshire amendment
In Washington the Senate debates a House bill on electing Representatives to the Forty-sixth Congress for West Virginia. Amendments fix election timing for North Carolina and authorize New Hampshire's legislature to elect a U S Senator for March 4 1879. Debate centers on politics and merits with Democrats opposing political linkage to the nonpolitical bill.
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Senate
House
West Virginia
Committee On
North Carolina
New Hampshire
United States
Postmasters face trouble over illegal stamp sales
Postmasters at several small Brunswick offices face charges for illegal sales of postage stamps. Barnum's show drew 18 000 in Portland and 15 000 in Biddeford. Phillips votes 213 to 26 to loan credit for a Farmington to Phillips narrow gauge railroad, ensuring this season's build.
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Barnum
Portland
Biddeford
Phillips
Farmington
Cimbria
Rockland
Gregory
S. J. Corser
Rumford Falls
Buckfield
Multiple arrests and burglaries reported in New Hampshire
Henry Stevens of Contoocook bound over for 900 dollars for breaking into G A Curtis store. Benjamin Shepard of Portsmouth bound over 200 dollars for stealing a letter from the Post Office. Haywood & Green store in Nashua entered. 100 dollars of cutlery stolen. Woodsville Post Office store burglarized. about 200 dollars in goods taken. Michael Martin arraigned in Concord on breaking into J L Pickering store. held on 1200 dollar bonds. Henry Stevens arraigned for theft from Curtis store. pleaded guilty to feed his starving family.
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Henry ©. Stevens
Contoocook
G. A. Curtis
Benjamin F. Shepard
Portsmouth
Haywood & Green
Nashua
Dr Bouton
North Church
Concord
Cheshire Railroad
Boston
William A. Russell
Lawrence
E. Murdock
R. Stewart
Wilton Railroad
Nashua and Rochester Railroad
Jacob Burton
Post Office
Woodsville
Michael Martin
J. L. Pickering
Henry C. Stevens
Contoocookville
G. S. Curtis
D. B. Currier
Hanover
J. W. Patterson
Hiram Hichcock
Owly
Patterson
Reverend Munson Accepts Call at Fair Haven Church
In Fair Haven the Rev. Mr Munson has accepted a call to lead the Fair Haven Congregational Church. Elsewhere, Rev. E P Chittenden of Barton Landing Congregational Church has resigned. At Grafton George M Barrett aged 76 married a Townsend woman aged 21. A man named Joel Dingman of Montgomery died after being kicked by a horse. Woodstock County Court convicted several on charges of horse stealing and larceny with varied sentences. In Newark George Carpenter eloped with Charles Coles wife, starting a small partnership fund. A woman walking to Island Pond rode a train to Coaticook P Q then waited for BeOAy who joined her.
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Mr Munson
Fairhaven
E. P. Chittenden
Barton Landing
Grafton
George M. Barrett
Townsend
Joel Dingman
Montgomery
Woodstock
William F. Warby
Various 19th century New England Notices and Accidents
Valuation in Northbridge set at 1 797 387 with tax rate 550. John Formoy of Lowell burglar died of pneumonia in State Prison. Parker Mills nail works Wareham suspends operations. Michael Kearns's two boys fell into the river at Adams. Willie crowned at age three. Varnum Corliss injured in Lawrence after car thrown. C A Harriman begins 400 mile walk in Haverhill. Uxbridge Unitarians raise 3000 for church repairs. Mrs Nelson Allen of New Bedford dies after breaking leg in Providence. Tim Monahan charged after assaulting Mrs OConnell at Shelburne Falls. George Williams dies at 65 in Blackstone and Waterford. Josephine C Rowe dies in Lawrence. J A Gray burned by naphtha explosion in Taunton. 1878 total tax in New Bedford 41 329 76. state 14 580. county 25 248 76. city 371 500. Marshall Field gifts Conway 500 for new library. Lowell aldermen approve moving horse railroad to Gorham street. Hampden Agricultural Society’s park seen as elephant. possible foreclosure. Savoy cemetery vandalized. 39 headstones broken. detectives on case. Lawrence Aldermen plan National Fourth of July salute with 13 guns morning and noon, 38 in evening. total expense under 200. Col Beals asks for militia grounds. Fall River mills mostly idle. certain mills running. few on streets.
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John Formoy
Lowell
Parker Mills
Wareham
Michael Kearns
Adams
Willie
Varnum Corliss
Methuen
Lawrence
Tim Monahan
Michael O’connell
Shelburne Falls
George Williams
Blackstone
Waterford
Josephine C. Rowe
George R. Rowe
J. A. Gray
Washburn
Taunton
New Bedford
Marshall Field
Chicago
Conway
Field, Leiter & Co
Conway Bank
Board of Aldermen of
Central
Gorham Street
Sotodo
Hampden Agricultural Society
Springefield
Savoy
Lawrence Board of Aldermen
Weetamoe, Mechanics
Slade, Osborn, Shore, Barnard, Durtee
Davol
Crescent
Pocasset Mills
Assembly Opens Fourth Session This Year
The General Assembly starts its fourth session today and will likely run three to four days. Mrs Jannette Putnam, who killed her paramour with a shotgun in Foster last spring, was discharged after the Grand Jury returned no indictment. The Providence Base Ball Club, newly chartered, organized on Friday with John D. Thurston as President and Philip Case as Treasurer, and a Treasurer’s report showing a balance of $100.
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Jannette Putnam
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Providence Base Ball Club
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New Convent Nears Opening in Bridgeport
Ice coated Plymouth streets Friday morning. The St. Augustine convent in Bridgeport, estimated at 40000 dollars, nears completion and will likely open around August 15. Divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Connecticut total 35 with 1965 members and a treasury of 14596 dollars. Ellen McCormack of Suffield inherits 60000 dollars from a Brooklyn grandmother. Philip Jackson’s body was found in a canal lock at Shelton after missing since May 30. Henry Tuttle, a New Haven swindler, is said to use a false name Arthur M. Holt. Charles H. Cobb Norwich tax collector died last week and may have been poisoned. his stomach was sent to Prof. Doré mus in New York for analysis. The State Sunday-school Convention elected its State Central Committee: Chairman W. R. Hurd, Bristol. Statistical Secretary Joseph Tomlinson, Birmingham. Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer George H. Wattles, Hartford. with county subcommittees.
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St. Augustine
Bridgeport
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Connecticut
Treasury
Ellen McCormack
Artemas King’s
Suffield
Brooklyn
N. Y
Philip Jackson
Birmingham
Canal
Shelton
Henry Tuttle
New Haven
Hartford
Arthur M. Holt
Lawrence
Mass
Charles H. Cobb
Norwich
Prof
Doremus
New York
Lightning Kills Two in Georgia Storms
In Georgia a severe storm near Dawson and Harlem killed two people and injured several others. A school-house was blown down, two children died, and a young man and woman were seriously hurt as the storm ravaged the area. In Belair, Augusta, a gun-house and multiple structures were destroyed by wind and hail, with crops damaged and four fatalities reported across the track.
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Funeral planned for Thomas Winans in Newport
Rev. M. K. Schermerhorn will officiate the funeral in Newport. The remains go to Baltimore for interment in about two weeks. Condolence telegrams arrive from across the country plus England and Russia. Pallbearers will be selected from the deceased employer. The casket will be bread-cloth with elaborate trimmings.
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Wormley Conference Fallout Shape Senator Hill Claims
Senator Ben Hill of Georgia discusses the Wormley Hotel conference and its alleged impact on the 1876 electoral count. He says Democrats acted without authority and aimed only for notoriety, while forty two ex Confederates pledged to oppose any attempt to halt the vote. He backs a full fraud inquiry but supports Hayes’s peaceful inauguration.
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Senate action shocks New Hampshire legislature scene
Concord NH June 10 The Senate's passage of a bill allowing North Carolina and West Virginia to elect Representatives and enabling New Hampshire to elect a Senator this year creates a sensation among state leaders. The outcome in the House remains uncertain with party divisions evident on election timing and tax measures.
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Vermont Knights of the Red Cross Convene Grand Conclave
Burlington hosts the fourth annual grand conclave of the Imperial Council of Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine and appendant orders. Grand Sovereign Bascom presided and announced resolution of a long standing dispute between England and Vermont councils. New officers elected include Bascom Sovereign Paine Viceroy Bacon General and Bowman Prelate among others.
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M. K. Paine
Delos M. Bacon
J. W. F. Washburn
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Abner K. Cole
Edward Ek. Greenleaf
F. F. Fletcher
Dorsheimer Seeks Socialist Alliance Debated
Lieut Governor Dorsheimer held a long talk with Socialist Schwab at his beer saloon proposing an alliance with the Democrats on grounds of friendship with workers, but Schwab rejected alliances with any party. Socialists seek social change and run independent tickets. A Cleveland despatch notes socialistic agitation and armory precautions amid forebodings of nationwide trouble.
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Died: Thomas Winans Baltimore inventor and magnate
Thomas Winans a Baltimore inventor and millionaire died Monday morning at Newport after six months illness. He valued at about 10 million dollars leaves a son and daughter both unmarried who will inherit the bulk of the estate. The funeral is set for today. Mrs Elizabeth Jenkins
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Ross Winans
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British frigate Shah arrives in San Francisco amid other 19th century notes
A compilation notes the Shah from Acapulco reaching San Francisco yesterday, ninety children under Mr Middlemore arriving in Montreal by steamer from England, a Washington despatch that the President and War Secretary will visit West Point on Wednesday, and various other events including a baccalaureate at Roanoke College, an Orange procession decision in Montreal, car thefts in Allegheny Valley, an excursion on Lake Champlain rail line, a judicial appointment in Albany, stockholder approval for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, a murder arrest in San Francisco linked to a year-old China case, a Philadelphia floor collapse injuring several children, and Indian depredations near Junction City Texas.
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R. M. Fie
Mer
George
Otto
Geo. S. Knight
Hess English Opera CO
Normandy
Eliza Weathersby
Hiio
Howard Atheneum
Madam Rentz
Horticultural Hall
Prof. Edison
Bostons
Indianapolis
Boston Music Hall
Boston Cadet Band
J. B. Claus
Stearns & George
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Austin
Benjamin Hunter
N. J
John
Dais
Lehich Coal
Copim
Water Street
RH. White & CO
RAL White & CO
City OF
City Hall
Cumberland
Sydney
Lehigh
Locust Mountain
Clawood Street
Highlands
South Boston
East Boston
Ighlands
Dorchester
Roxbury
Eee Ee Sunerintendens
Charles Hayden
Board of Directors of
East Boston Ferries
Charles R. McLean
North Ferry
Board of Directors
H. B. Butler
Ren
Franklin
Wim. Woolley
Jell
Spear Alley
Cotton Place
Alex. S. Porter
State Street
W. Matthews
Washingaton Street
School Street
Insurance
British America Assurance Company OF Canada
Bachamge Place
William A. Beattie
Neptune Fire and Marine Ins. CO
Capital
George F. Osborne
Eugenee B. Hinkley
India
Mutual Insurance Co
John H. Dane
W. E L. Caverly
Iyis
Geo. C. Lord
Alfred Presson
Law Eliot Insurance € CO
FERE
George A. Curtis
David W. Williams
H. Augustus Johnson
Daniel Davies
Robert Codman
Carmi E. King
Calvin W. Haven
Joseph B. Moors
Charles A. Cummings
Charles L. Thayer
James T. Hayward
Henry A. Church
Greenleaf C. George
Ftufffet
American Insurance Co
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Turol
Stantc
Ee Ee
Insurance Commissioner
Insurance Commissioner of
Benj. F. Stevens
JOS. M
JOHN @MANS, jas
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