Fish Declares Ward Mines Swindles in Bank Probe
New York June 10 The examination of James D Fish president of the late Marine bank continued at Ludlow street jail for the Davies receiver to determine if Fish lands were bought with Grant Ward funds He denounced Ward mining schemes and called for subpoenas while threatening violence The session was adjourned indefinitely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James D. Fish
Marine Bank
Ludlow Street
Julien T. Davies
Grant & Ward
Fish
Chicago
Mooney
Ward
Buck Grant
Duces Tecum
Marriage of Ex-Gov Smith’s Daughter in Alans Vermont
Miss Julia Bennett Smith daughter of ex Governor J Gregory Smith wed Oliver C Stevens of Boston in a grand Alans ceremony at the Congregational church with Rev John A Maccoll officiating. The event featured lavish floral decor, an organ program by F J Smith of Boston, a large reception at Gov Smith’s mansion, and gifts including a Steinway piano and silver tea service. The couple departed for money and plan to reside in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Smith
Boston
Gov. Smith
Baker’s Orchestra
St. Albans
E. C. Smith
George G. Smith
Mrs. Stevens
Bos- ON
Rhode Island Congregational Conference Concludes in Barrington
Providence leaders report appointments for permanent scribe and treasurer, with Rev. T Laurie D D and George L Claflin named. Autumnal conference set for Riverpoint and Central church Providence hosts preachers C W Huntington and others. Delegates Huntington Lyon Clark Tilton McAuslan chosen to next Home Missionary Society meeting at Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
RK. I
Rhode Island Congregational Conference
Barrington
T. Laurie
D. D
George L. Claflin
J. Marshan
North Scituate
Riverpoint
C. W. Huntington
Central Church
William House
W. Hantington
J. H. Mellvaine
Newport
John McAuslan
Delow
Homeissionary Society
Saratoga
Two Men Arrested in Roxbury Assault Case
Edward Flood and John Howard were arrested after an assault on McKeever near Washington and Eustis streets. Flood allegedly struck McKeever in the face while Howard hit him in the back of the head with brass knuckles. Howard was rearrested after a citizen’s account and the weapon was recovered. McKeever was hospitalized with a severe head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Flood
John Howard
McKeever
Washington and
Eustis Streets
Roxbury
Flood
Howard
Lee
Ninth Division
Ontario Lands Win Timber Dispute Over Lake Wabigoon
Chancellor Boyd delivered judgment in the Queen versus St Catharines Milling and Lumber Co. ruling the Lake Wabigoon lands in Algoma district fall under Ontario. The dominion had no power to issue timber-cut licenses there, costing the defendants over 4 million dollars. About 55,000 square miles of land were involved in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Boyd
Queen
St. Catharine’s Milling and Lumber Company
Lake Wabigoon
Algoma District
Ontario
Dominion
Louisville Press Company Faces Criminal Libel Probe
Mayor Reed told the grand jury in Louisville Kentucky that the Louisville Press company publishers of the Morning Commercial and Evening Post are charged with criminal libel alleging corruption and bribe-taking from gamblers. The grand jury returned bills against editor T E Allison and reporter George Smith. Chief of Police Whallon warns of a similar suit and forthcoming civil actions against the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowisville
Reed
Grand Jury Today
Louisville Press Company
Evening Post
Grand Jury
T. E. Allison
Andeorge Smith
Whallon
G. A. R. Division Votes Attend National Encampment
In South Abington Massachusetts on June 10 the Plymouth county division G. A. R. favored attending the national encampment in Portland at month’s end. Brockton plans to go alone. Hanson post rescinded its vote to attend. Post 78 Abington Rockland undecided about joining the division or coordinating with nearby posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Abington
Mass
Plymouth County
Portland
Brockton
Hanson Post
Abington
Rockland
Reformed Church Synod Renames Seminary in Holland Mich
Syracuse N Y June 10 The Reformed church synod of America renamed the Hol land Mich theological seminary to the western theological seminary of the Reformed church of America Dr Vermilye and Judges Danforth and Schoonmaker were named to present the South Re formed church issue to the general assembly of the Presbyterian church and to pursue litigation if needed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Reformed Church Synod of America
Theological Seminary
Holland
Mich
Western Theological Seminary
Reformed Church of America
Vermilye
Danforth and Schoonmaker
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Explosion at Newport liquor store ends in tragedy
In Newport at 32 20 an explosion destroyed Joseph Renson's liquor store. The blast followed an apparent suicide attempt as Renson cut his throat and blew himself up over a keg of powder. He cannot recover. Several passersby were injured but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Newport
Joseph Renson
Renson
Ezra Herring Nabbed After $8000 to $16000 Stolen
In Troy New York Ezra Herring a National Express messenger operating between Troy and Schenectady stole three money packages yesterday totaling between eight thousand and sixteen thousand dollars. He was arrested this morning at Lansingburgh and surrendered the stolen funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Ezra Herring
National Express Company
Schenectady
Lansingburgh
Stafford case revisited in supreme court advisory session
In Providence on June 10 the Stafford case returned before the supreme court. Pardeh P Case and other Stafford & Co. creditors petitioned for removal of current assignees and the court held the matter for advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. J
Stafford
Supreme Court
Pardeh P. Case
Stafford & Co
Waterbury Woman Rescued After River Jump Attempt
Mrs Page, visiting Waterbury from Tewksbury almshouse, jumped into the river this afternoon in Waterbury. Rescue efforts succeeded and she was partially resuscitated and may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Vt
Page
Tewksbury
Mass
Newburyport Celebrates 250th Anniversary With Pageant and Portraits
Newburyport marked its 250th anniversary with bell ringing, a morning program at City Hall, and an address by President Bartlett of Dartmouth. A grand procession, a stately dinner, toasts, and a display of 75 portraits of Old Newbury worthies followed, with Carter's Band providing music and a late evening reception and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
City Hall
Carter
Boston
William Little
The
Historical Society
John J. Currier
F. W. Sanborn
Bartlett
Dartmouth College
Old Newbury
Luther Dame
Eighth Regiment
J. H. Woods
Old
Newbury
John Adams
John Quincey Adams
Parsons
Washington
Nathaniel Byfield
Byfield
Caleb Cushing
Timothy Dexter
Gov
William Dummer
Dummer Academy
Nicholas Pike
United States
William Wheelwright
South American
Leonard Withington
Great Divine
Old Town
Apache hostiles head for Mexico as Crook plans delay
A Fort Bayard telegraph notes Apaches moving toward Steins Peak and Mexico. Troops and scouts block routes in Steins Pass and San Luis valley. Crook urges quick action, warns delay dangerous. Pope reports crossing the railroad, with six or seven bucks and some women and children near Mogollon mountains. Davis ordered to join Crawford and pursue into Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ft. Bayard
N. M
Bradley
Mexico
Steins Peak Range
Steins Pass
Canon
San Luis Valley
Deming
Crook
United States
Victoria
Pope
Davis
Stein’s Pass
Bucks
Mougus
Mogollan Mountains
Hillsore
Capts. Chaffee
Wallace
Lawton
Crawford
Acpar
Work of the Conference at Washing ton Officers Elected
Washington June 10 The morning session of the conference on charities and corrections focused on committee statistics. A committee was approved to liaise with the national bureau of education for better juvenile reformatories data. Officers elected included President W H Neff and vice presidents D C Bell W F Beasley and J H Estitt. The council comprises all former conference presidents. The closing session met this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conference of Charities and Corrections
National Bureau of Education
Thos. F. King
Boston
Wayfarers’ Lodge
W. H. Neff
Ohio
D. C. Bell
Minnesota
W. F. Beasley
North Carolina
J. H Estitt
Georgia
H. H. Hart
A.J. Wright
Missouri
0. C. McCullock
Indiana
Phillip C. Garrett
Pennsylvania
F. B. Sanborn
Massachusetts
A. H. Elmore
Wisconsin
F. H. Hides
Illnois
Arizonians Seek Protection from Apaches
June 10 Tombstone Arizona dispatch reports W A Daniels mounted customs inspector killed near Bisbee last night by Apaches. Bisbee forces pursue Indians. about 100 raiding from San Carlos alleged. County officers, customs collector and postmaster send plea to President Cleveland for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
Ari
Bisbee
W. A. Daniels
Grover Cleveland
United States
Washington, D. C
San Carlos
N. A. Daniels
Trade sale of flannels and sheetings draws large crowd
A June 10 trade sale in New York attracted a large throng of buyers including representatives from H. B. Claftin & Co. E. S. Jaffray & Co. Bates Reed & Cooley Greenbaum & Co. Jordan Marsh Co. R. 4. White & Co. of Boston B. Nugent & Bros. St. Louis and J. W. Farwell & Co. Chicago. Prices rose 3 to 5 percent from yesterday with totals around 1.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. B. Claftin & Co
E. S. Jaffray & Co
Bates, Reed & Cooley, Greenbaum & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
R. 4. White & Co
Boston
B. Nugent & Bros
St. Louis
J. W. Farwell & Co
Chicago
Talbot
Maine Medical Association elects officers in Portland loss
In Portland on June 10 the Maine Medical Association elected officers for the year. President is Dr. Sumner Laughton of Bangor. Vice presidents are Dr. UC. G. Adams of Portland, F. E. Hitchcock of Rockland. Corresponding secretary is J. C. Caldwell of Buckfield. Publication and business committees named. Censors and other members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine Medical Association
Sumner Laughton
Bangor
UC. G. Adams
F. E. Hiitchcock
Rockland
J.C. Caldwell
Buckfield
C. D. Smith
C. D. Hunt
A. M. Peables
Auburn
E. Webster
C. O Brion
Bristol
P. Warren
Board of Censors
G. H. Cummings
B. F. Sturgis
E. Adams
H. E. Hill
Saco
A. L. Hersey
Oxford
Decisions Affecting Importers The Cotton and Wheat Crops
Washington June 10. In a case before him a senator complained of dictation in postmaster appointments. First Assistant Postmaster General Hay opposed congressional prerogative, saying the department seeks correct information and weighs views, but would appoint a postmaster locally acceptable regardless of legislature or congressmen. Treasury secretary rebuked reappraisement as triallike, urging standard appraisals and prohibiting lawyers or brokers as importer representatives. Cotton and wheat reports show cotton area up 6 percent to over 18 million acres, winter wheat condition dropping, spring wheat area steady, total wheat crop around 360 million bushels, with rye and barley near prior levels. Immigrant counts listed for several districts. Col. Batchelder to New York to collect Grant presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Post Office Department
Secretary of the Treasury
A.S. Perry
New York City
Attorneys-At-Law
Custom House
Department of Agriculture
Circular on Old Rags Imports Clamps Disinfection Policy
Treasury circular to customs officers revokes prior disinfection directives for old rags and requires permits from foreign port health officials for entry. Detention and quarantine apply to vessels carrying old rags. Also notes suspension of jute bagging drawback and new preliminary entry rules for export refunds, plus postmaster Hibbs case and New Orleans funds, and civil service exam dates in Washington and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Custom House
United States
Customs
Hibbs
Lewiston
Idaho
Farewell
Victoria
B.C
Conservatives Forming a Ministry Amid Queen’s Expected Arrival
London reports indicate Lord Hartington remained in London and Windsor Castle closed as the queen’s arrival looms. A conservative deputation urged ministers to refuse office, while the Marquis of Salisbury said the queen’s commands could place Sir Stafford Northcote as premier. The stock market quiets amid hopes for continuity in foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. Gladstone
Marquis of Hartington
Balmoral
Lord Hartington
Windsor Castle
Stafford Northcote
Marquis of Salisbury
Sir Stafford Northcote
Sir Stafford
Stock Exchange
Political caucuses nominate state officers in New Hampshire
A fully attended Republican joint legislative caucus in Concord selected nominees for secretary of state, treasurer, state printer, and commissary general, with Lyford and Clarke among contenders. Democrats backed Stone, Eastman, and Crowley, and a United States senator ballot named Bingham unanimous. The event included warnings against bolt attempts and previews of a two-thirds rule fight, with Blair's viability as a caucus candidate under scrutiny. Concurrently in Massachusetts, the Massachusetts Medical Society held its 84th anniversary dinner with remarks on quackery, public health, and the state’s medical leadership, followed by a formal business session and scholarly papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
J. W. Sturtevantosh Keene
Scattering
James O. Lyford
A. B. Thompson
Davis
Col
Solon A. Carter
Keene
J. O. Lyford
Yarson
Cogswell
Concord Monitor
Jatin B. Clarke
Manchester Mirror
Mr. Clarke
Frank P. Brown
Whitefield
Mr. Lise
Portsmouth
United States
Bowers
Newport
Farrer
Manchester
Charles F. Stone
Iaconia
Kedson ©. Eastman
Maj
Timothy GB
Bingham
Col. Kent
Blair
Ossian Ray
Lancaster
Secretary of the Navy
William E.chandler
Gilman Marston
Exeter
P.C. Cheney
C. H. Burns
Wilton
E. H. Rollins
A.F. Stevens
Nashua
James W. Patterson
Hanover
Patterson
Dartmouth College
Credit Mobilier
Messrs
Chandler
Kay
Burns
Marston
Lair
Massachusetts Medical Society
Winslow
Clarendon Street
Massachusetts
Germania Band
Robert Amory
O’brien
Charles D. Homans
Henry W. Williams
Henry P. Walcott
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Lawrence
Greenhalge
Lowell
Charles H. Taylor
Alfred Hosmer
H. I. Bowditch
Trowbridge
Thomas
Senator Marden
F. K. Paddock
F. R. Sturgis
New York
E. C. Seguin
Holt
Dale
Mayor Green
Boston
D. E. Cotting
George H. Lyman
A. Amory
Gilman Kimball
George B. Shattuck
George C. Shattuck
A. L. Mason
Durgin
Boston Board of Health
J. G. Blake
Charlies D. Homans
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Gov. Robinson
Dr. Walcott
Haven
Robinson
Huntington Hall
Asa Millett
Congress
John O. Marble
Worcester
William L. Richardson
John Homans
Franklin K. Paddock
Pittsfield
Fire devastates Pike and Wells blocks. casualties reported
Syracuse reports $100,000 in store damage after a fire last night in Pike's and Well's blocks. Frank Edwards suffocated. a 9-year-old child was run over and killed by a fire engine. Other cities list multiple fires with varying losses, including New Orleans and Montreal, with no further injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Pike’s Block
Well’s
Frank Edwards
New Orleans
Oriental Exhibition
W. F. Caspier
Hedge
Schillinger
Holmes
New York
Frankfort Street
H. M Ologee & Co
S. Collins, Son & Co
P. H. Reilly
Milrorp
Mass
Clark Partridge
Medway Village
Capt. Partridge
Bangor
C. P. Webber
Otis Gary
Alton
Webber
Machias
Richard Allen
Columbia Falls
Gottawa
Montebello
Montreal
St. Cesaire
Iuc
Senator Chaffee
Ipswich
Carey
Medford Street
Charlestown
Gistriet
Timothy Griffin
National encampment to be named for U S Grant
Oatland Maine June 10 The executive committee reported hotels full except one and 1600 tents ready for the encampment with more on order Lincoln park to host the reviewing stand for Commander in Chief Kouitz Children from Bath orphans home invited to witness parade Generals McClellan Emery Butler W Franklin Banks and Tower invited Camp to be named after U S Grant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatland
The
National Encampment
Lincoln Park
Kouitz
Butler
W. D.franklin
Banks
C. B. Tower
U. 5. Grant
Doctors Confer on General's Throat Swelling Change
New York June 10 Drs Douglas Shrady and Sands held a consultation this afternoon on the general's health. The throat swelling inside has diminished since the last check while the external swelling has shifted downward and forward. Overall condition remains largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kuth Punch Promotes Conviviality and Hospitality
The snippet notes that Kuth Punch contains more conviviality hospitality and liberality than any prior issue. It mentions grocers and druggists have it, signaling broad civic engagement and community spirit.
Hard At Work The Citizen Soldier at South Framingham
The South Framingham camp of the Citizen Soldier prepares for a sham battle today after a long dry spell of hard work. The first brigade drills, guards mounting, and battalion drills fill the day as Gen. Wales scouts the grounds for the mock engagement to be staged at 2 PM with infantry and a battery defending the hill camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Hodges
Cavalry
Signal Corps
Brgade
Wales
Col
Edmands
Adjt. Hill
First Corps of Cadets
Roxbury and South Boston Accidents and Robberies Reported
A series of incidents includes Charles J. Schmidt's fall from a runaway horse on Regent street Roxbury leaving a compound fracture and hospital transfer. Cornelius McCarty suffers a scalp wound and back injury from lumber. A building collapse at No 151 N street South Boston injured Charles E Keehan and Bradford G Marsh. James Allison alias Somers is arrested for robbing a Tremont street till. Henry C Smith charged with piano theft from Charles C Harvey. Silas W Cheevers held for larceny of $175 from George G Simonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Schmidt
Bickford Street
Regent Street
Roxbury
Cornelius McCarty
Plympton Street
N Street
Boston
Charles E. Keehan
East Seventh Street
Bradford G. Marsh
Mercer Street
Keehan
Marsh
James Allison
Somers
James R. Fillebrown
Tremont Street
Henry C. Smith
Flint Street
Somerville
Division 4
Charles C. Harvey
Washington Street
Silas W. Cheevers
Division 2
George G. Simonds
Lyman Street
Western Union Surplus and Proposed Dividend
The Western Union Telegraph Company reports a surplus of 4 246 943 as of April 1 and an expected net revenue of about 1 400 000 for the quarter ending June 30. After debts and reserves, a balance of 5 503 175 remains, supporting a proposed dividend of 1 1/2 percent or lie percent payable July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Temperance Society Plans Fall General Convention
At a Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society meeting a resolution urged a fall general convention of temperance groups. After debate on linking temperance to politics the measure passed. B K Jewell Rev L B Bates and E D Bancroft were named to attend, with delegates to the Philadelphia conference including Rev Dr Dorchester B R Jewel Rev Edwin Thompson Rev L B Bates Rev E S Potter W C Green and President Oliver Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
B. Kk. Jewell
L. B. Bates
E. D. Bancrof
Philadelphia
Dr. Dorchester
B. R. Jewel
Edwin Thompson
E. S. Potter
W. C. Green
Oliver Ames
Conference of Businessmen Aims to Settle Hale's Debts
In Keene a conference of wealthy and influential businessmen was held to reach an adjustment with ex Governor Hale's creditors. A gentleman in ConcorpD NH reports strong odds of a successful outcome from the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorpd
N. H
Mena
Keene
Hale
Soldiers Civil Service Bill Engrossed and Debates Rise
A crowded floor debate centers on a Civil Service bill allowing honorably discharged soldiers and sailors to appointment without civil service tests. Critics say politicians back the measure. veterans express opposition while others support it. The session adjourned for a noon recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Davis
Boston
Forty-Fourth
Massachusetts Regiment
Bryan
Chicopee
John A. Andrew Post
Emery
Cambridge
Post
Stevens
Fay
Brookline
Judiciary Committee
House
Pittsfield
Curry
Lynn
Fmmingham
Beard
Dwyer
Blaney
Natick
Chamberlain
Doherty
Wharton
Civil Service
Gove
Cowdrey
Stoneham
Burdett
Hingham
Wherton
Dorchester Open Race plans and class rules announced
The Dorchester Yacht Club opens the eighty sixth club race at Nahant on Wednesday June 17 at noon. First class yachts over 40 feet including Puritan America Mohican Thetis and Huron compete. other classes race under New England Yacht Racing Association rules with specific course options and time limits. Prizes total 75 for first class and smaller awards for other divisions, with strict protest and entry deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Yacht Racing Association
Parker House
C. A. Perkins
Commodore Pike
Jeffries Club
Charles A. Perkins
Hull Club
W. Lloyd Jeffries
Beverly Club
Louis M. Clark
Dorchester Club
Dorchester
Dorchester Yacht Club
Nahant
Puritan
America
Mohican
Thetis
Huron
Graves
Winthrop Bar
Norry
New England Yacht Lineing Association
L. M. Clark
H. B. Callencer
George S. Forbush
Erastus Willard
W. W P. Fowle
Kilby Street
Boston
Connor
M. J. Kiley
South Boston Yacht Club
Ball Committee
Farewell Testimonial For Boston Theatre Stage Manager N Lothian
A farewell testimonial at the Boston theatre honored stage manager N Lothian Jr with the cast of Kit the Arkansas Traveller led by Henry T Chantran and a large crowd of friends. The program included Frazer Coulter's Richard III next week and a grand musical festival under Charlestown choral union at Monument Hall with Julius Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Lothian, Jr
Boston
Kit
Arkansas Traveller
Henry T. Chantran
Mr. O. W. Eagle
Manuer Bond
George W. Wilson
Judge Suggs
J. N. Conner
Maj. Squiggs
John T. Craven
Jeff
J. Cesar Smith
George R. Parks
James Temple
C. A. Warde
Washington Stubbs
Howard Gould
Lord Fitzfolie
Fred P. Ham
Bart
D. C. Chantrau
Jerry Sleeper
J. W. Taylor
Capt. Wheeler
W. J. Clarke
Barkeeper
Miss May Wheeler
Mary Redding
Alice Redding
Violet Black
M. A. Pennoyer
Five Richards
Frazer Coulter
Shakespeare
Richard IL
Mesers
Louis Aldrich
N. C. Goodwin, Jr
Joseph Haworth
Louis James
Mr. Coulter
Kate Forsyth
Lady Anne
Charlestown Choral Union
Julius E. Ward
Monument Hall
Ward
L. J. Lyons
Eloise Lewis Fuller
Flora E. Parry
Alice Dow
Lora
Guernsey
Carlyle Petersilea
Littie Cosjnne
Merrie Makers
Normandy
Boston Museum
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Boston Post
Ishington St. UK
HKK Contents
Telegraph and Mail
General
Rhode Island
OING
the Reformed Church
James W. Bradbury
Augusta
Maine Medicalssociation
Maine Medical School
Brunswick
Portlan
Conductor Frost
Mt. McGregor
Dr. Kennedy
George Lunt
Whittier
John D. Currier
P. K. Bills
Grace
D. T. Fiske
D.D
Dooling
Currier
Halil
A. E. Pillsbury
Goast
Gen. Butler
Leon
Newbury Town
Earth
Heaven
H. M. Cross
Old Parish
D. L. Withington
Simpson
E. F. Stone
West Newbury
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
E. Moody Boynton
A. W. Greely
Dartmouth
Benjamin Aphthrop Gould
B. A. Gould
Edward Atkinson
John G.whittier
N. N. Withingob
John G. Whittier
Amesbury
Samuel J
Sarah Greenleaf
Joshua Coffin
Hannah Gould
Mrs. Hopkins
Edward W. Washburn
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Plum Island Sound
Tennyson
Brook
Méxican Gulf
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Oldtown
Satan
Newbury Falls
Hawthorne
Garrison
Canaan
Good
Morse
Hampton
Jacop Perkins
Salem
Salvation Army
Wm. Lloyd Garrison
Merrimac
Newbury Steeples
Plum Island
Crane Neck
Pipe Stave Hills
Edwards
Mosely
Three Towns
Dr. Spalding
James Parton
P. Dodge
Newburyort
John R. Rollins
Thomas W. Silloway
Redskins
Gen. Crook
Maine
Epoctors
New Bampshire
Concorp
Messrs. McLane
Milford
Sire
Stone
Andover
Richards
O’connor
Grand Trunk Railway
Canada
Baltimore
Detroit
Passamaquoddy
San Francisco
R. N. Batchelder
Gen. Grant
S. H. Buck
Julia Ward Howe
Women’s Department
Patent Office
Hamilton
Marine Hospital Service
Louisiana State Board of Health
Gretna
Gladstone
Gibraltar
Spain
Maprio
Gabbin
Ferran
Herbert Spencer
Youmans
Paris
Legation
Frelinghuysen
Brussels
Franz Servais
Antwerp
Herr Liszt
House of Lords
Maitland
Lauderdale
Tientsin
Liverpool
James Russell Lowell
Scythia
Berlin
Pomerania
Victor Napoleon
Prince Napoleon
Beatrice
Granite State Politics
Gov. Hobinson
Hubert Amory
Charles
Homans
Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Board of Health
St. John Roosa
Central Park
Peter Stuyvesant
Board of Examiners
State House
Port
Marden
the Guard Army
Grant
Hadley
Michael Collins
Collins Mill
Legislature
Municipal Court of
Naumkeag Street Railway Company
Peabody
Beverly
Marblehead
Committee On Election Laws
Reading Water Company
Frye
Housatonic Railroad Company
Central Massachusetts Railroad Company
Secretary of the Commonwealth
State Prison
Hudson River Bridge
Melrose
Committee On Federal Relations
General Court
New Hampshire
New Bedford
State Normal Art School
West Point Cadets
West Point
Military Academy
New England
Michael J. O’brien
Elmer W. Hubbard
Connecticut
Frank A. Cook
George I
Putnam
Edward R. Gilman
South America
I. G. B. Siegert
Committee On the Judiciary
Committee On Metropolitan Police
Commonwealth
City of
Lord
Plymouth
Cummings
Huntington
Benjamin C. Lincoln
Walker
Malden
Cottage City
Dresser
Board of Prison Commissioners
Tyler
Charlemont
Collins
East Boston
Chappelle
Swift’s Narrows
Wareham
Boardman
Committee of Conference
State Board of Health
Health Department
New York and New England Railroad
S. E. Sewall
Lucy Stone
Committee On Railroads
Connecticut River
Boston Post Advertising
Agate
Post Publishing CO
New England Association
Asahe Wheeler
Park
Washington St
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