Middleton & Co Banking House Collapses in Dollar Theft
Washington dispatch reports Middleton & Co. bank in serious fraud, with deposits and charity funds wiped out. Largest loss cited is 115,000 tied to the Hutchinson estate, plus 61,000 from a prominent official. Civil suits and grand jury proceedings follow as securities were allegedly diverted to personal credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Star
Middleton & Co
New York
Hutchinson
Mindletons
5. E. Middleton
Suit Brought Over Property Purchase On 73d Street
Leopold Levy as assignee of Moritz Bauer sues Ulysses S. Grant Jr to recover 1000 paid on a property contract on 73d street alleging fraudulently conveyed to Jerome K. Chaffee and Sarah Cudliff without consideration. An attachment is granted against John C. Eno’s property in a bank suit seeking 3,185,000 amid misappropriation claims. James D. Fish faces US indictment for bank funds misappropriation and tonight rumors say he was rearrested and cannot be found. creditors and marshals involved awaiting arraignment before Commissioner Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leopold Levy
Moritz Bauer
Ulysses S. Grant, Jr
Eno
James D. Fish
Marine National Bank
United States Grand Jury
Fish
United States
Erharat
Holmes
Shields
Holmes Sends 5 For Zoan Exploration Letter From Loxpon
Oliver Wendell Holmes writes Rev Winslow of Boston enclosing $5 for Zoan Egyptian exploration land. He likens the spade to unlocking historic truth, urges Christian and Hebrew worlds to back Zoan excavation, and compares it to Troy Mycenae and Assos in historic significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoan
Troy
Mycense
Assos
Freight rate increases set for grain and provisions
The joint executive committee of the freight department approved a 5 cent per hundred raise on grain and flour in class 8 and a 10 cent rise on provisions in class 75, lifting Chicago to New York rates to 37 cents for grain and 30 cents for provisions. The new schedule takes effect June 4 along with interior freight pools from Indianapolis Veolia Cleveland and Toledo. Another 5 cent per hundred grain rate increase is planned for July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trank Limes
Chicago
Indianapolis
Veolia
Cleveland
Toledo
Heavy rains devastate crops across 15 localities
Reports from 15 localities in San Francisco indicate the hay crop is nearly destroyed while wheat and barley suffer serious damage. Some areas estimate losses up to ten percent compared with figures two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tragic Accident As Boys Electrocute Youngster
In Bridgeport a group of boys playing with a broken telephone wire near Seaside Park sent the line onto an electric light wire. They coaxed 5 year old Charles Senulthus to touch the wire end and he was instantly killed by the electric current.
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Bridgeport. Conn
Jane
Seaside Park
Charles Senulthuss
Chilean exports halted at Lobos islands balance due Peru
The Opinion Nacional reports Chile has stopped further guano shipments from Lobos islands after 38,000 tons already sent. Under the peace treaty the remaining balance reportedly belongs to Peru. English and Argentine ministers accredited to the Yglesias government have arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Opinion Nacional
Lobos Islands
Peru
Yglesias
Bodwell Receives Warm Welcome in Hollowell Homecoming
Hon. J. R. Bodwell returned to Hollowell after a trip to Augusta and was greeted by a reception committee at the station. A band and procession accompanied him to his residence where speeches followed, a salute was fired, and the city bells rang in celebration.
Bank in Newcastle Announces Imminent Closure
The People's Savings Bank of Newcastle Pennsylvania says it will close its doors after circulating stories affecting the bank. Depositors are assured they will receive every cent of their deposits. President Wallace published the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Wallace
Disaster on Lake Huron rocks steamer Pearl
Dernoir Michigan June 13 The steamer Pearl ran onto White Rock Lake Huron in the dark and struck the rocks. The vessel now lies in a perilous position and the cargo was jettisoned. Tugs have gone to her relief, and it is feared the ship may be a total loss.
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Dernoir
Mich
Pearl
White Rock
Lake Huron
Bishop Simpson Nearing End As Doctors Predict Long Night
Philadelphia June 13 Bishop Simpson’s condition worsens with doctors saying he may survive the night but not beyond tomorrow. The latest medical bulletin notes his decline and uncertainty hangs over his family and followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bishop Simpson
Lehigh Valley Purchases 50,000 Acres Coal Lands
The Lehigh Valley railroad company buys about 50,000 acres of bituminous coal lands in Clearfield county for one million dollars, located on the Pennsylvania railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Clearfield County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mahdi Marches Toward Cairo With 35000 Troops
El Mahdi advances on Dongola with 35000 troops aiming to seize the town before Ramadan begins on June 25. Strategic movement intensifies as the campaign runs toward a decisive milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
el Mahdi
Dongola
The King Can Do No Wrong in Rangoon News
June 13 The king of Burma Theebaw poisons the queen and her mother then marries the queen’s sister according to Rangoon reports. This is a terse, unverified account from the era noting royal actions and sensational claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Theebaw
Burmah
Massachusetts Independents Rally Against Chicago Nominations
A large mass meeting at Young's hotel then Meionaon hall gathered Massachusetts independents and prominent Republicans led by Col Codman to declare opposition to Chicago picks. Speakers including Henry L Pierce and Rev James Freeman Clarke criticized the Republican platform, urged independent voting, and praised the rise of a new third party force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Chicago
Young’s Hotel
Republican Party
Higginson Explains Position and Resolutions at Meeting
Col T W Higginson argues against blind party unity at Chicago. He recalls Massachusetts delegates voting for Blaine, questions civil service gains, and contrasts Blaine Logan with Cleveland Bayard as partners in reform. He prefers steady principle over expedient unanimity, using historical allusions and warnings for the path ahead.
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Col. Higginson
Chicago
Blaine
Artemas Ward
Civil Service
Chicago Civil Service Platform
Gen. Logan
Boston
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Old
Liberty Party
Democratic Party
McClellan
Greeley
Hancock
Tilden
New York
Cleveland
Guy
Bayard Posuest
Logan
Tee
Duke of Wellington
Massachusetts Republicans Oppose Blaine Ticket
Republicans and independents of Massachusetts urge opposition to the Blaine and Reed nominations, denounce reform sentiment disregard, and urge the Democratic party to nominate proper men. They call for an executive committee of 100 with full powers and plan a convention after Democratic nominations, no later than August 1.
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Licans
Massachusetts
James G. Blaine
John A. Ore
United States
Democratic Party
Chicago
Wena
Resolutions provoke heated debate at independents meeting
A tense gathering as resolu tions spurred a clash over party lines. speakers criticized the Democratic party while urging a new independent republican platform. Harvard President Eliot defended the process and called for a national party based on principles, with committee appointments and a New York conference slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
R. P. Hollowell
Blaine
Mount Auburn
Soldier Boys
Democratic Party
Hollowell
A. M. Warren
H. H. Faxon
Angel Gabriel
Eliot
Harvard University
Republican Party
His Little Speech in Opposition to Both Parties
Henry H Faxon spoke on the political situation, denouncing both parties. He urged independents to unite, predicted reform or defeat for Republicans, and mocked the Democratic Party while declaring the GOP dead and urging open mutiny against party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Faxon
Arthur
Blaine
Logan
Fiee
Perdition
Delegates Named To New York Independents Conference
A committee reported and the meeting accepted a list of delegates to attend the New York independents conference. Named were Charles R. Codman Julius H Seelye Theodore Lyman Henry L Pierce T W Higginson Stephen M Weld James B Thayer Phineas Pierce Moorfield Storey Josiah Quincey Jabez Fox A J C Sowden R H Dana F J Stimson William Everett Gee C Hodges F F Raymond Hon W Pitman Archibald M Howe Francis A Osborn Osborn Hawes Jr Samuel Hoar Edward Burnett E M Wheelwright Albert A Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Hamilton A. Hill
William Simes
James Means
Boston
Oliver W. Peabody
Milton
George William Bond
Avery Plummer
Henry Whitman
W. F. Lawrence
West Newton
Henry H. Buck
Benjamin F. Nourse
Charles A. Burdett
J. B. Moors
Alfred D. Foster
J. L. Bremer
Rice
Quincey
Thomas Mack
E. 2. Burley
Lawrence
Grenville H. Norcross
H. B. Little
Newburyport
Geo
Fred Williams
Francis Blake
Weston
A. D. Blossom
Chelsea
John J. French
Thomas F. Edmands
J. E. Brown
Hyde Park
Charles E. Powers
Thomas Blanchard
Stoughton
Henry H. Fay
Falmouth
Edward Barnett
Southborough
Louis P. Hollander
Somerville
New York
Charles R. Codman
Julius H. Seelye
Theodore Lyman
Henry L. Pierce
T. W. Higginson
Stephen M. Weld
James B. Thayer
Phineas Pierce
Moorfield Storey
Josiah Quincey
Jabez Fox
A. J. C. Sowden
R. H. Dana
F. J. Stimson
William Everett
Gee. C. Hodges
F. F. Raymond
Hon. W. Pitman
Archibald M. Howe
Francis A. Osborn
Osborn Hawes, Jr
Samuel Hoar
Edward Burnett
E. M. Wheelwright
Albert A. Pope
Repudiated Plans Mark Conference Remarks by Higginson
Col Higginson closes a conference with resolutions republished from Blaine and Logan, stating that they are met in conference as republicans and affirm intentions toward future work despite dissent. The remarks frame a plan to pursue unity while addressing differing viewpoints within the faction.
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Blaine
Logan H
Col. Higginson
Repub
One Hundred Gentlemen to Direct the Belt Names Read
The committee appointed to nominate a 100 member executive committee reported a list of accepted names including Charles R. Codman Charles W. Eliot Cambridge Jas Freeman Clarke Martin Brimmer Boston Julius H Seelye Amherst T W Higginson Cambridge Wm Endicott Jr Henry Lee Henry L Pierce John Felt Osgood Boston Edward Atkinson Brookline William Perkins Ezra Farnsworth Phineas Pierce Alex Cochran Boston Charles Francis Adams Jr Quincy John C Dodge Cambridge Richard P Hallowell Medford Francis E K Parker Boston John S Farlow Newton Samuel M Quincey Boston Moses Williams Brookline Henry W Putnam Moorfield Storey Brookline James M Bugbee Boston James B Thayer Charles F Walcott Cam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Charles R. Codman
Julius H. Seelye
Amherst
Charles W. Eliot
Cambridge
J. Huntington Walcott
Milton
Henry Martin Dexter
New Bedford
Henry L. Pierce
Boston
Martin Brimmer
Stephen M.weld
Dedham
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
William H. Forbes
Estes Howe
Samuel Hoar
Concord
David Flint
Watertown
Johns
Farlow
Newton
William H. Fox
Tauntoo
William Martin
Chelsea
William W. Adams
Fall River
Moses Williams
Brookline
Hamilton A. Hill
George Clarendon Hodges
H. W. Chaplin
Col. Codman
A. J. C. Sowden
Jas. Freeman Clarke
T. W. Higginson
Wm. Endicott, Jr
Henry Lee
John Felt Osgood
Edward Atkinson
William Perkins
Ezra Farnsworth
Phineas Pierce
Alex. Cochrane
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Quincy
John C. Dodge
Richard P. Hallowell
Medford
Francis EK. Parker
John S. Farlow
Samuel M. Quincey
Henry W. Putnam
M. Moorfield Storey
James M. Bugbee
James B. Thayer
Charles F. Walcott
Cam
Lyman letter signals intent to bolt Republican party
U S Congressman Theodore Lyman denounces Blaine and Logan, criticizing their suitability for national leadership and urging independent voters to back a reform movement. Professor William Everett calls for a new party as independents grow restless. A telegram from William Wilmnerforce Newton and 1600 signatures bolster the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lyman
William Everett
Piptsfield
Mass
Col. Codman
Independent Republican
Young's Hotel
Berkshire
Baal
William Wilmnerforce Newton
Independent Appeal
Jabez Fox
Court Street
Further Reasons Why the Star Route Giang Were Not Convicted
Washington June 13. Richard T. Merrick government counsel in star route prosecutions testified about public suspicion and the need to rely on evidence before naming individuals. He described the jury as the worst in the second trial and noted continued testimony tomorrow. Other items covered adjournment prospects, Spencer denying Dorsey’s claim, marriage and divorce statistics, and electoral count and post office bills.
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Washington
Richard T. Merrick
Messrs
Ker
Bliss
Merrick
Department
Congress
Department of Justice
House
Senate
Chicago
Tee
Spencer
Dorsey
Springer
George E. Spencer
S. W.dorsey
Elkins
Mr. Dorsey
Mystic Park June Meet Interrupted by Rain Summary
Outdoor sports report from Mystic Park June meeting notes John Ramsey and Butterfly winning races. R. F. C. takes 2:28 class, large field includes Lizzie M Nell Westover and Capt Ben. Butterfly wins 2:32 class after tight finishes with Bessie Centilla and Legacy pushing hard. New York Yacht Club regatta also reported with Montauk and Fannie victorious.
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Mystic Park
Golden
Butterfly
L. E. Durham
B. G. Westover
J. H. "Nay
M. Jennie
John Ramsey
R.F.C
George Scattergood
B. m. Lizzie M
J. Pr. Woodbury
Blk
M. Nell
Lizzie M
Westover
Lizzie
Jenny
Nell
S.eeeel
Geo
Scattergood
B. m. Lizzie
J.P. Woodbury Us
J. H. Nay
M. Jenny
J. Golden
M. Butterfly
J.A. Dustin
M. Bessie
George H. Hicks
M. Centilla
Thomas Grady
Miss Legacy
A.H. Dorens
M. Galanthis
Bik
M. Fannie
da H. Nay
Johnson
B. G
Ben
Isaac Nelson
Polly
Sovsee
Billy Button
H. B. Winship
Capt. Emmons
Ezra L
Charter Oak Park
Diantrorp
Conn
J. We Sonne
Columbus
B. G. Whirl- Widgs
Fred Haight
Hartford
G. Black Pourcos
W. BG. McDonald
Belmont
B. m
Buffalo
A.W. Campbell
Dallas
Tex
B.L. Knowlton
N.Y
Billy
Campbell
Gainesville
B. G. Richball
W. Snyder
New York
K. G
New York Yacht Club
Montauk
Grayling
Estelle
Clytie
Clio
Fannie
Gracie
Mischief
Fanita
Hildegarde
Menonah
Oliva
Kleen
Boston Unions Fall to Baltimore in Error filled Tilt
The Boston Unions were defeated by the Balti morees in a mostly error driven game. Boston trailed by four innings but tied it until a ninth inning surge gave Baltimore the lead. Bond’s wild pitching contributed to seven Baltimore runs, and the two teams meet again this afternoon for another contest.
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Boston
Providence
Baltimores
Bostons
Bond
Logan Admirers plan serenade for Gen Logan in Washington
In Washington a meeting of ex Union soldiers and sailors discussed funding for a serenade to Gen Logan. Officials questioned civil service law fears, deciding non government collectors would raise funds. Separately, remarks on Bayard and Cleveland as potential presidential candidates referenced New York Massachusetts support amid Blaine discontent. Republican planners eyed West Virginia Virginia North Carolina campaigning and a Portland ratification meeting as Ohio and national committees finalized leadership roles.
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Logan
Washington
the Treasury
Beck
Bayard
New York
Massachusetts
Randall
Saratoga
Chicago
Cleveland
Blaine
North
Boston Journal
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
Elkins
Senator Ransom
Complimentary Dinner for Massachusetts Blaine Delegates
A Friday dinner at the Quincey house honored Republican delegates from the fourth Massachusetts district. About 150 attendees included E. F. McPherson as host, with speakers such as Gore and Gallagher praising Blaine and the west’s support. Key figures like Lieut. Gov. Ames and Henry Parkman spoke on unity and the coming campaign.
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Massachusetts
Blaine
Quincey House
E. F. McPherson
East
Boston
Jesse M. Gove
C. T. Gallagher
Gov. Ames
Worthington
Beard
Hall
Cambridge
Charles Carleton Coffin
Gore
Chicago
James G. Blaine
Arthur
Gove
Charles T. Gallagher
West
New York
Collector Worthington
Dark Horse
Ames
Henry Parkman
Republican City Committee
California
Commencement Week Opens With Class Day At Las Ell Seminary
Friday evening class day exercises filled the chapel with friends admire art works by the class including paintings crayons and pottery. Miss Packard presided as presenter and Miss LeHuray gave teachers’ response. Miss Susie Lowe delivered the class history and advice to undergraduates. Mrs Kidd er delivered the prophecy on the Prophet. Lanterns lit the lawn after an Oxford gown procession and sparoeumte ceremonies. The year’s books were burned in funeral form and an elegy by Miss Kidder closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasell Seminary
Lasers Glee Club
Packard
LeHuray
Susie Lowe
Sibley
Miss Kidder
Kidder
Fire alarm and false alarm report with shop incident
The forenoon alarm from box 423 was false. Box 6 rung at 4 A M Friday for a fire in the bake shop of John Lynch at 181 Leverett street caused by boiling fat spill. Insurance on Mr B F Cobb's property noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lynch
Leverett Sime
B. F. Cobb
Nantasket and Hull Open Season with Major Improvements
Preparations for a bustling seaside season at Nantasket and Hull unfold with hotel enlargements and new attractions. The Atlantic house gains a 102 by 40 foot wing plus five stories, Rockland house updates include a new billiard room and refreshed interiors, and Nantasket adopts the American plan with a lunch counter in the basement. The Skating Rink reopens June 17 with a birchwood floor and a new look, while the Nova band plays daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
Jerusalem Road
Pemberton
Black Rock
Atlantic Avenue
Green Hill
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Company
Rose Standish
Twilight
William Harrison
Atlantic House
Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company
K. F. Thayer
Rockland House
Messrs. Russell & Sturgis
Rockland
Messrs, Russell & Sturgis
Eeeves
Standish
Bradley
Sagamore Station
C. H. Crockett
Ocean House
Park House
Centre House
Atlantic Hill
W. ‘B Hathaway
Boston
5. Moxon
Framingham Garrison Enjoys a Pleasant Camp Day
A near perfect day lifts spirits at South Framingham camp as first brigade reserves drill and guard mounting in the forenoon. Gov. Robinson and staff plus state officials arrive, witness a sham fight, grand review, and brigade dress parade before the brigade breaks camp at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Robinson
Gleason
Todd
South Framingham Depot
Company F Cavalry
Dunstable
Bridges
Story
U.S.A
Fort Warren
Raymond
U.S. A
Board of Engineers
Boston
Howe
Peach
Col. Strachan
Ninth Regiment
Col
Osgood
Eighth Regiment
Rand
Ninth New York Regiment
Body of Miss Browne recovered at Gloucester harbor
Miss Browne of Jamaica Plain died by her own hand Tuesday night while aboard the steamer John Brooks en route to Portland. Her body was found Thursday aboard the Laura Bell mackerel schooner near Dogbar. James F Pendergast of Roxbury, 25, was jailed for robbing Oscar Fogel of Brookline of a gold watch, ring, and four dollars. Augustus Tesche was arrested Friday as a deserter from the German bark Sirene and will be kept in jail until the bark sails again. Richard Tehan is under arrest for assaulting Anglnes Juilians at 152 Merrimac Street with a pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Browne
Jamaica Plain
Augustus Tesche
Sirene
John Brooks
Portland
Gloucester
Laura Bell
Dogbar
Salem
James F. Pendergast
Walden Street
Roxbury
Oscar Fogel
Brookline
Pynchon Street
Richard Tehan
Angelnes
Thieves Loot East Boston Post Office Branch
Thieves broke into the East Boston branch at Winthrop block Maverick square on Friday morning. They forced the window fastenings and shutters, pried open the safe, seized a $1000 bond belonging to Co. TV. Jenkins, chief clerk, $450 in stamps and about $200 in cash, and took papers of value to Mr Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Boston Post Office
Winthrop Block
Maverick Square
Co. TV
Jenkins
Warning on hot days and Angostura Bitters remedy ad
Warns that many ruin stomachs by swallowing cold drinks in heat and claims ten drops of Angostura Bitters prevent danger while adding flavor. Also promotes an immense Rattan Chairs sale at Maine's No 48 Canal Street opposite Boston and Maine depot with hundreds of styles finishes and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Canal St
Boston and Maine
Fire insurance urged after Boston warehouse blaze
A Boston fire at a well appointed mercantile warehouse shows even with a strong Fire Department, properties face large losses. The piece urges property owners to ensure adequate insurance with reputable companies and to secure prompt, thorough fire insurance agency services.
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Boston Post
Boston Weekly
Post Publishing CO
Thomas FF. Bayard
Delaware
Joseph E. McDonald
Indiana
Telegraph and Mail
Iris
Grant & Ward
NEW England Notes
Brown University
R. I
Joseph Davis
James E. Crann
Sobp Schofield
Rodney Snow
Nashua
N. H
Sandy Pond
Timothy Donohue
Boston, Barre and Gardner Road
North Adams
Robare
Sannee
Neor Thornton
Thursdamene Opie
Peoegins
F. Fadden
Charles Shute
Perley E. Kendall
Eure
Dr. Clarke
League of States
Cinsar
James Freeman Clarke
MR. Clarke
Mr. Blaine
Gen. Butler
Appleuse
C. J. Codman
Clarke
Faxon
Mr. Faxon
A.J. C. Sowden
J. B. Gardner
Josiah Quincy
J. M. Bugbee
G. H. Norcross
A. D. Bosson
George Y. Leverett
Geo. V. Leverett
Geo. Fred Williams
Fr. F. Raymond
Wm.Simes
Lyman
House OF Representatives
Washington, D. C
Sim
Forty Seventh Congress
Washington News
Star Route Giang
House Committee On the Judiciary
Poland
Bureau of Statistics of
The
Treasury Department
Territories
District of Columbia
Broadhead
State Department
Great Britain
House Commerce Committee
Adams
Express Ocean Steamship Company
Montauk Point
Liverpool
Austin Corbin
G. O. Traylor
Senee Dore
Deenenkave
A. Johnson
Brockton
N. Y
Readville
Syracuse
James A. Dustin
Springfield
B. m. Bessie
Hettie C
Trifle
Miss Legac
Capt
Fannie M
Bessie
Legacy
Centilla
Polly B
Au Fine Brush
Dustin
Fanny M
Galanthis
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Eere Snow
Armbhersts
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Lynns
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St. Louis Unions
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Providence Grays
Cess
Lehigh Street
Bow Street
Somerville Avenue
Bailey, Draper & Co
Sarah A. Stratton
A. Ceppi
Young & Co
Peel
Bosons Sanssecusede
Irwin
Sweeney
Fusselbach
Crane
Devinney
Baseball
Baltimore
Phelan
Cuthbert
Overbeck
Political News
Ohio Republican State Committee
Republican State Central Committee
J. F. Ogelvie
J. R. Brown
Guv. Sinks
Charles Foster
J. B. Foraker
M. A. Hanna
G.C. Walcutt
8. L. Johnson
James Poindexter
T. Ewing Miller
Blaine Man
Nantasket and
Hull
J. W. Hobart
South Shore
Boston Harbor
Boston and Blingham Steamboat Company
Rowe's Wharf
Strawberry Hill
8. G. Fish
Oakland Beach
Hull Village
D. O. Waite
Rutland Avenue
Carey Cottage
W. E. Sheriffs
Avery Lacrate Company
Milk
Washington St
ADVAN
Boston Weekly Post
A. P. Moore
Framingham
Damon
Sudbury
Congress Street
Lars
Best Companies
Tal
Ance
Busi
Ness
Insurance Agency
Kilby ST
Jels
COAL
Lackawanna Stove
Lackawanna
Lehigh Fur
Franklin
Cumberland
Cannel
Acadia
Charlestown
M. Winslow & CO
ABORW
Washington Street
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