Capen Urges Love and Philanthropy in Tufts Sermon
President Capen at Tufts Goddard Chapel delivered a broad minded sermon on love as the more excellent way amid industrial and social questions. He cited progress in abolition, self government, women’s elevation, and scientific thought, urging graduates to act with broad charity in life and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capen
Goddard Chapel
Tufts College
I. Corinthians
Dr. Capen
Department of Life
England
John Stuart Mill
Rome
True Worship Sermon at Beacon University Graduation
Providence June 13 The bac calaureate sermon to Beacon University graduates was delivered by President Robinson using the text Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God. He urged true worship as a blend of public rites and daily Christian application and warned that only faithfulness to God, country and truth yields prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Beacon University
Robinson
Dr. Robinson
Society For Missionary Inquiry
D. H. Greer
D.D
Grace Church
Greer
Cushing Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon at Lasell Seminary
The Rev. Charles W. Cushing, former Lasell principal, preached on Isaiah and the coming of Christ. He argued Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection fulfilled prophecy and highlighted growth in Christian influence, education, and church membership from 1800 to 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasell Seminary
Charles W. Cushing
Christ
Boston
Isaiah
Woman's Work at Abbot Academy Sermon at Andover
The Rev O T Lamphear of Boston gave the baccalaureate sermon before Abbot Academy graduates in Andover praising beauty as harmony of virtues. He linked virtue to divine harmony and cited Psalm text Let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us as a guiding reflection for the work of their hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbot Academy
Lawrence
O. T. Lamphear
Boston
Andover
Edwards
God
George Lander Perin
Union Hall
Macaulay
The Equal Sphere of Woman in Christian Life
The speaker extols balanced virtues in both sexes, arguing against strict role divisions. He praises women's deeds in crises and faith, notes their fit for church and missions, and calls for equal opportunity in vocation while urging preparation of a new era where gender disparities are rejected and every person fulfills divine gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Absalom
German Turners Convention Dedicates Heinzen Monument
The twelfth North American Turnerbund biennial opens in this city June 12 with a reception at Turn Hall attended by delegates from many states. 300 Turners visit Forest Hills cemetery to dedicate a monument to Karl Heinzen, German liberator. A Boston Theatre concert honors delegates, featuring Listemann's orchestra and Pflueger's chorus and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Gymnastic Union
Turnerbund
Turn Hall
O’brien
A. D
Pillsbury
Karl Eberhart
Johann Toensfeldt
Forest Hills Cemetery
Karl Heinzen
Robert Lieber
Carl Hermann Boppe
Milwaukee
American Turner Zeitung
Boston
Grand Orchestra
Bernard Listemann
Carl Pflueger
Alexander Freygang
Boston Symphony Orchestra
The Wedding Garlands and a Spike Tail Coat
A satirical scene at the Attorney General’s house in Washington features Garland debating a spike-tail coat from Nessus found in a wedding box. Storms loom as reporters urge a reveal of the White House wedding preparations. Garland wrestles with the coat before a thunderous finale and reporters’ chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney. General’s House
Washington, D.C
Garland
Herk
Grover
White House
Nessus
Isaac Pegram
Little Rock
Arkansaw
S. W
Semi Monthly Union Meeting Details and Labor Appeals
At the Central Trades Union semi annual meeting held at 176 Tremont Street four new delegates from Local Assembly 3478 of South Boston were admitted. A Bakers' Union appeal for wage and hour improvements prompted a joint committee with the Central Union to seek peaceful settlement. failure would bring in other trades. A San Francisco telegram urged action to support the Seamen's Union amid a coastwise struggle with capital. Reports covered prison labor, eight hour proposals for inmates, child labor in Boston stores, opposition to an electric elevated railroad charter, and a protest against the employer liability act amendments. The meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trades Union
Tremont Street
South Boston
Bakers’ Union
Central Union
Boston
Bakers’ Society
Bakers
San Francisco
Seamen’s Union
Pacific Coast Labor Movement
Federated Trades
Haskell
Longshoremen’s Union
Taylor
Brush Makers
Jones
Lynn
East Cambridge
Commonwealth
State House
Howard
Douglass
Bakers IN Council
Codmah’s Hall
Knights of Labor
Block
Bakers’ Protective Union
Knights
Rain postpones band concert and open-air services on the Common
Rain caused the postponement of the band concert and open-air services on the Common yesterday. Five policemen stood by but sheltered in the band stand. The city saw 138 deaths last week, with diphtheria 7, consumption 29, pneumonia 8, heart disease 6, and 8 from violent causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Baldwin
Boston
Thayer
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Row
C. B. J. Toot
A. A. Smith
William Cummings
T. P. Briggs
George W. Grawford
M. Lord
Republican
Boston and Agricultural Clubs
Parker House
Massachusetts
Middlesex
New England
Young’s
Silver Springs
Providence
R. I
Devonshire Street
Knights Templars
Empire State
J. M. Phillips
Mountain
Richardson
Tremont House
J. B. Barnaby & Co
George Bolton
Bolton
Tremont
Essex Club
E. H. Haskell
Gloucester
W. H. Moody
Haverhill
Ben Pitman
Marblehead
G. B. Loring
Salem
John B. Alley
Lynn
George A. Marden
Lowell
A. W. McMichael
New York
Frield and
Causeway Streets
Hoey
Chauncy Hall School 58th Annual Report Praises Growth
The Chauncy Hall School reports a flourishing condition with 235 pupils in the upper department, 23 in primary, and 6 in kindergarten. It highlights methods preparing students for mercantile life and the Institute of Technology, emphasizing neat handwriting, arithmetic, and English skills under principals Ladd and Daniell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Hall School
Institute of Technology
Messrs
Ladd and
Daniell
New Yorks Defeat Bostons in Game One of Series
The New Yorks win their only game of the first series against the Bostons in this city Saturday. Keefe and Radbourn pitched for Boston and New York respectively. Both clubs hit the same number of base hits, but Boston failed to hit Keefe when needed. Final score shows New Yorks 2 runs to Boston 0 with defensive feats and pitching dominating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Bostons
Radbourn
Keefe
Fo.a. E BR
Po.a. E. O
Gillespie
Morrill
Dorgap
Esterbrook
Burdock
Keete
Johnston
Gerhardt
Tate
Naver Yorks
Ocs
Ic Chessscsat Asso
Homme Soc
Bodkckckeseem Ene
Rad Ibourn
Connor
Ewing
Connolly
Local college and city teams clash in varied scores
In a series of matches across cities, Chicago-Chicagos beat Kansas Citys 8 to 2 while Detroit-Detroits triumphed 14 to 7 over St. Louis. Philadelphia-Philadelphias won 3 to 2 against Washingtons, Portland-Portlands shut out Boston Blues 14 to 0, and Lawrence-Lawrences took a 5 to 2 win over Newbury ports. Brockton-Haverhills edged Brocktons 12 to 11. Providence-Yates defeated Browns 7 to 0. Lawrence-Phillips Exeter s topped Phillips Andovers 7 to 6. New Haven-Harvard Freshmen beat Yale Freshmen 8 to 7. Melrose-Beacons won 8 to 3 over Melrose. Brookline Boston Latin Schools defeated Puritans 11 to 6. Winthrop Highlands-Rice and Hutchins Os Solids appear with 10. Parker, Holmes Ossoe are listed without final result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicagos
Kansas Citys
Detroit
Detroits
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Washingtons
Portland
Portlands
Boston Blues
Lawrence
Harvard
Yale
Melrose—Beacons
Melrose
Brookline
Boston Latin Schools
Puritans
Winthrop Highlands
Rice, Hutchins & Os
Parker, Holmes & Ossoe
Haverhill
Ssscccastreseecs Aes
Lawrcdco
Yates
Amhersts
Harvards
Princetons
Williams
Amhhersts
TOWER
League Standings Show Close Races In Several Circuits
The Detroits lead the National League pennant race while the Bostons rise from seventh to fifth and Kansas City rivals St Louis for sixth. Haverhill dominates the New England League as Lawrence Newburyport Brockton and Portland trail closely. In college play Harvard edges Yale hopefuls as the Yates challenge Harvard and Princeton Williams Amherst compete for the title.
League Games Today Across Major Cities
Schedule lists League Washingtons at Boston Philadelphia at New York Kansas Citys at Chicago St Louis at Detroit American Cincinnati at Louisville Athletics at Baltimore New England Boston at Haverhill Brocktons at Newburyport Intercollegiate Amherst vs Harvard at Cambridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtons
Boston
Philadelphias
New York
Kansas Citys
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnatis
Louisville
Athletics
Baltimore
New England
Bostons
Haverhil
Brocktons
Newburyport
Amherst
Harvards
Cambridge
Vermont Democrats Indorse Cleveland as Republicans Back Edmunds
At Montpelier the Democratic State and district committees adopted a resolu tion endorsing Cleveland’s administration and set a convention pace with a planned meeting on the 22d. Leading gubernatorial names include S C Shurtleff T P Redfield Waldo Brigham and W H H Bingham. Captain Thomas H Chubb is discussed for lieutenant governor and P M Meldon for that nomination. The Brattleboro Republicans endorse Edmunds and favor Colonel Fuller for lieutenant governor with St Johnsbury backing Fairbanks. Delegates from multiple towns support Edmunds and candidates aligned with his re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Cleveland
S. C. Shurtleff
T. P. Redfield
Waldo Brigham
Hyde Park
W. H. H. Bingham
Stow
Thomas H. Chubb
Port Mills
West Side
P. M. Meldon
Rutland
Chubb
Brattleboro
Edmunds
Uller
St. Johnsbury
Franklin Fairbanks
Grafton
Marlboro
New Lane
Putney
Rockingham
Townshend
Vernon
Whitingham
Wilmington
Londonderry
Given Up by the Sea Brock Island June 12
The schooner Maggie Smith of Gloucester near Brock Island picked up a dead man adrift about four miles southwest. The body showed weeks in the water with clothing described, no identifying marks found, and the corpse buried at the discovery site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock Island
Maggie Smith
Gloucester
Nathaniel Smith
Boston Post
Alonzo F Johnson
Merwin Anthony
Arcella Angvews
Big Bonanza Brown
Commodore Campbell
Annie L McKee Cather
Will
Belem
Benedict Cogswell
Josepl
Kate
Mary Crowell
Merrimack
Romras Collins
John B
Abel Abbott Cranmer
Cotton Cushman
Frenk
Addie M Bird Dexter
Chatics
Aich
Luis Debeccdan
James Ives de
Hyena Hawes
S BR
Hawkins
William J.c
Secenrs
Lida Fowler Huskie
Geormecs Si
Secas Racececn
Aimskship
Mindoro King
Levi R
Eccescesnseserersees
H Shubert Keniston
F Coc
Pusteueds
Essence
Aon
Lindlam
Richard A
Davidson Lindiam
Samuel B
Susie
Davidson Martin
Luther C
Ecceses
Sss
Lhl
Codeese Ceeea
Merrill
Joseph
Bentley Merrill
William B
Miles
Arthur B
Marmora McDonald
Jobr
Sesessseerssnaves
Coleridze Nickerson
Capt Harvey
Robinson
Lillie S
Derby
Charles UC Lister
Freheit editor may face jail over Blackwell Island threat
A fiery Freheit writer who has praised Johann Most may face imprisonment on Blackwell's Island after threats against Recorder Smyth and Colonel Fellows. Police probe targets the editor, once at 167 William Street, now on the run as offices were cleared of desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Most
Most
Blackwell’s Island
Recorder Smyth
Smyth
Colonel Fellows
Fellows
No. 167
William Street
Children’s Day Observed by City Churches
Yesterday is marked as Children’s Sunday across Boston churches with decorated spaces and youth oriented sermons. Tremont Temple held morning address Now to Train the Child and celebrated its Sunday school anniversary with music and plant presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Alice J. Osborn
Better Land
Temple Choral Union
Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church
D. H. Ela
John L. Withrow
Park Street
A. E. Downing
Immanuel Congregational Church
Roxbury
Harrison Square
Dorchester
C. D. Bradlee
Harvard Church
Brookline
Corey Hill Climb by Harry Corey Sets Cycling Milestone
Harry Corey becomes the first rider to conquer the Brookline front side of Corey Hill. After earlier failed attempts neutralized by a curb like resistance, he powered up in a frenzied rush to reach the top, claiming only arm strain and no desire to retry soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Corey Hill
Harry Corey
Corey
R. Corey
Smoking Aids And The New Cameo Mouthpiece In Cigarettes
A London writer lauds smoking as a safeguard against infection and notes holidays reduce smoke exposure. He sees pipes and cigars as mentally energizing, while cigarettes rise in popularity aided by the Cameo mouthpiece from W. Duke Sons & Co. The piece claims smoking clears the mind and aids business acumen, with various shipping news interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James
W. Duke, Sons & Co
Ship arrivals and routes from various ports
June ship news records arrivals and departures with Cephalonia Hartburn Grasbrook Kansas Borderer Canada Carisbrook Explorer British Prince many London Liverpool Queenstown and other vessels. Observations log weather at United States Signa Station Boston noting barometer readings and sea level corrections for navigational accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queerstown
Cephalonia
Boston
Ringroad
Hartburn
New York
London
Grasbrook
Montreal
Liverpool
Kansas
Borderer
la Hague
Canada
Holyhead
Carisbrook
Kinsale
Explorer
New Orleans
Queenstown
United States
Signa Station
Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Report
Port of Boston bulletin notes arrivals including Steamer Stockholm City from London and multiple ships such as Gen Whitney and State of Maine with cargos and passengers. Cleared vessels include Linn O'Dee to Baracoa and Camellia to Cardenas. weather described as fresh winds, fog, and fine conditions amid a busy day along with sightings at Highland Light observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm City
Doyle
London
Eng
Furness
Merwin
Sydney
Boston
State of Maine
Halyard
St John
Eastport
Portland
Mdise
Wi Kilby
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
Moise
H M Whitney
Modena
McBride
Port Williams
W M McKay
Palmer
Joggins
Hannah Eldridge
Kendrick
Pubnico
Acacia
Grady
New River
Annie Gale
Gale
Blackbird
Carroll
Stohn
Poe Bell
Atwood
Areci
Bangor
Arey
Thurston
Quincy
Pears
Foster
Wiscasset
Emily C Dennison
Coleman
Saco
Sawyer
Bryant
Bristol
Weymouth
Enos
Philips
Toggensen
Danie
Marcy
Fred
Elmer
Linn O'Dee
Millar
Baracoa
Seaverns & Co
Lon
Jecoms O’dee
Camellia
Buck
Cardenas
Geof Preston
Coryphene
John G Hall & Co
New Brunswick
Colby
W H Kilby
City of Macon
Kelsey
Savannah
Nickerson & Crosby
Alleghany
Taylor
Baltimore
Norfolk
Geof Smalley
Norman, Snow
Philadelphia
EKB Sampson
Pottsville
Bacon
Harrisburg
Albertson
Chelsea
H F Dimock
Hallett
Muse
Minot
Hathaway
Machias
Mary F Cushman
Patten
Ellsworth
Clara Dinsmore
Chase
Lubec
Lancaster
Highland Light
Maria Stella
Caf Winch
Bavarian
H M Brookings
Myrtle
Luther OC Ward
Allentown
Allegheny
Wilkesbarre
Coryonene
Auburndale
Notice to Mariners Gardiner's Bay Spar Buoy Placed
A red spar buoy number 6 has been laid in Gardiner's Bay on the NW side of Cartwright Shoal. Bearings from Gardiner's Island and Fireplace Point noted. Lighthouse Board details by Commodore Benham and Stephen Rowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner’s Bay
Tompkinsville
Cartwright Shoal
Gardiner’s Island
Ene
Fireplace Point
Soara
A EK Benham
USN
The
Lighthouse Board
Washington
Tampa
Florida
Aiso
Tampa Bay
Stephen Rowan
USS Navy
Marine notes report multiple ships with damage and salvage
June reports show Scinda Francis dismasted and waterlogged off lat 3038 6823 while Neustria repaired at Gibraltar and to depart for Marseilles. Other vessels include Bart Henrietta losing a jibboom, Levin and Melson wrecks rechecked, City of St John voyage to Halifax after mechanical issues, and various dockside salvage efforts in Philadelphia and Norfolk. A deadly wreck near Mauritus involves Wm McNeil cargo, while Amethyst wreckage pieces wash ashore near Prince of Wales Island and updates from New Bedford and Para indicate collisions, sinkings, and missing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scinda Francis
Gibraltar
Neustria
Marseilles
Bart Henrietta
Gottenburg
Quebec
French Mistaken Point
Yarmouth
Forest Flower
Pubnico
Margaretville
Philadelphia
Levin $ Melson
Jon
Sch
Lillie A Drury
Chester
Port de Paix
City of St John
Halifax
Liverpool
Alpha
Norfolk
Baker Salvage Company
David Lee
Delaware River
Sophie
Hamburg
Mauritius
Wmif McNeil
Lioilo
New York
Sappho
St Kitts
Sombrero Passage
London
Niphon
Skilling
Isle of Wight
Cardiff
Cowes
Kansas
Gleig
Boston
Bernard Hall
Amoy
Jacme
St Jago de Cuba
Albano
Hughes
Haytien Ports
St Johns
St Joseph
Sitka
Prince of Wales Island
J Loomis Gould
Hydah Mission
New Bedford
John N Plummer, Clark
Portland
Block Island
Mauna Loa
East Indies
Clark
Vnparaiso
Galveston
Pondicherry
Maritime Movements From Astoria to Charleston
The log lists vessels sailing or cleared on the 12th and nearby dates from Astoria and ports including Portland Cork Oslo London Sligo Hull Boston New York Hoboken and Glasgow. Ships include steamers Chatham Hallett George Aypold and North Cambria with crews and routes noted, plus schooners and brigs bound for various ports and loadings at Abaco Hoboken and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Ware
SkeVenson
Emmerson
Tower
New Bandon
James L Sullivan
Bavarian
Leask
Liverpool
Eng
Thayer & Lincoln
Carroll, Brown
Halifax
Nickerson & Crosby
Gerolano Mortola
Olivari
Miramichi
P Pastene & Co
Hannah Eldridge
Kendrick
Pubnico
TJ Jones, & Co
Hugh M_ Rawling
St Pierre
Ae Delong & Seaman
Neil Dow
Horton
Livell
Hatheway & Co
Effort
Turner
Gold Hunter
Crowell
Clementsport
Delong & Seaman
James Leary
Aay
Br Bing Energy
McBrine
Hillsboro
W B Forrest
Sir William Jones
Collins
Hayti
Dupuy
Weltch, Walter & Co
Genevieve
Charleston
Rebecca J Moulton
Atwood
Baltimore
J H Conant
M K Rawley
Hannah McLhon
Bowen
J H Flitner
Astoria
Cape Hancock
Barks Assel
Little
Kingdom of Saxony
Hammond
Fom
Portland
Cork
A Ee
Kate E Morse
Hutchins
Oslo
Conecuh
Norton
Aspinwall
Chatham
Hallett
Boston
George Aypold
Warren
Providence
Kenilworth
Ackerly
Kingston
Brune
Foster
New York
Philadelphia
Anna W Baker
Sargent
H Curtis
Haskell
Eagle
Simmons
Pawtucket
Fritz Smith
Larsen
Brake
Veritas
Frederickeen
Rotterdam
Delaware
A H Howe
Minn Ee
Wartwick
Athworth
Germanic
Etruria
Franconia
Bennett
San Marcos
Burrows
Galveston
Elbe
Richter
Bremen
Ethiopia
Wilson
Glasgow
Auranpia
Haines
Baltic
Burton
Brentford
Payne
Marseilles
Bohemia
Karsav
Hamburg
Alexandria
Pert
City of Atlanta
Lockwood
Egypt
Wright
Leith
Chattahoochee
Catharine
Savannah
Neptune
Coleman
Cienfuegos
Faircloth
Havana
Edith Gedden
Louisiana
Gager
New Orleans
Bydalwater
Jones
Beaufort SQ
Napier
Henderson
Gok
Mattello
Moore
Hull
Macoochee
Kempton
Eureka
Quick
H F Demark
Bostop
Wilkesbarre
Zaandam
Amsterdam
Belgerlend
Antwerp
Ebe
Normand
Havre
Marceilles
Denmark
Egyptias
Monarch
London
Aurania
Hugo
Lverpool
Mertello
Huil
Rynerwater
Beaufort
Ludwig Holberg
Baracoa
Eith Godden
Chattanoochee
Gravens
Davis
Lizzie
Araeagin
Rapio
Port Spain
Iwis Jans Watson
St John
Josephine B Knowles
Marie Loa
Economy
Luke Price
St John, NB
Ned P Walker
Jones Broome
Lettie Wells
Calais
Albert H Waite
James Ford
Evergreen
Haverhill
Mass
Kag’et
Sallie T Chartre
Taunton
Richard Law
Olive Dyer
Saco
Clara
New Bedford
Benj English
Sarah Cohen
B Waterman
Elias Runyon
B Watford
James M Bayles
Newport
Muile Frank
Bangor
Pardon G Thomson
Effie J Simons
Gibara
Henry
Joseph Oakes
Osprey
Gem
Hattie E King
Laura
Kate Foster
Ae River
Nesbit
Windsor
Merri C Gart
Kate Walker
Ann Flizabeth
Ella
Kate Mitchell
Bath
Jamesg
EC Gates
Richard Wrenham
Augusta
Idaho
Rockland
Emma L Gregory
Mary Brewer
Gen Hall
Theaston
L D Wentworth
Emma McAdam
Pierre de Coninck
Gergovia
Mediterranean
Orinoco
Bermuda
Alsekia
Asturiano
Mana P
Lombardo
Port Simon
Knickerbocker
Kembie
Cheared
Lucy P Miller
Krogszard
Blufields
Joseph P Macheca
Nickerson
Progresso
Port Eads
Fischer
Niaga A
Steenken
Texan
L J Oteri
Truxillo
Foxhall
Amito
Tampa
Excelsior
Nantasket
Apalachicola
Norfolk
van Ari2th
Addie Hale
Nichols
Lizzie Bell
Isredsael
Norbeg
Reval
H G Ely
Maude Sherwood
Wiliams, Jr
New London
Newport News
Craigendoran
Allen
Osco
Bierling
Ghent
Newburyport
Panther
Worthington
Fitch
Port Johnson
Lady Antrim
Parker
Sch
Columbia
Donovan
Schs
P S
Chase
Shepard
KE Waterman
Benjamin English
Elias Hkupyon
Exbridge
Sarah Cullen
Miller
Londonderry
Belfast
Atlantic Bkxpress
CE Aglal Gfay
CIT OF
Rome
Salemn Passage
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
State Street
Shipping notices and sailing schedules from Newport headlines
A dense list of vessels and routes including steams and barks from Newport and various ports. Mentions ships like Vidette Fuller Boston Berks Adams and Mary L Bradshaw with quarantine and clearance statuses and destinations such as New York Philadelphia Calcutta and Montevideo. Also notes mail deadlines for voyages to Windward Islands Europe and Bermuda with daily closing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Maggie Cummings
Mine
Newark
James M Bayles
Snow
New York
Millie Frank
Edwards
Xual
L A
Peterson
Parker
Hooper
Southard
Aspinwal
Philadelphia
Stearers Vidette
Fuller
Boston
Berks
Adams
C O
K C Biddle
Wallace
Baths Mizpah
Olsen
Rosario
Fratelli Ferro
Marini
Almeria
Nellie A Drury
Wilson
Port de Paix
Harold 8
Cousens
Bath
Howard A Hunt
Buckeloo
Kennebec
WL E.kine
Frambes
Hallowell
Nelson
Washington
Charles U Lister, Jr
Palmer
A & E Benton
Ireland
Georgetown
Blanche Henderson
Walker
Port Antonio
Bremena
Caguibel
Baltimore
Creedmore
Kennedy
Calcutta
Scos Norman
Kreiger
Bull River
George Taulane, Jr
Fisher
Quincy Point
Amanda C Parker
Lee
A H Humbert
Seelye
Gloucester
Mattie B Russell
Larabee
Jennie Lockwood
Poland
Galverton Below
Galverton Below, 12Th, Bark D H Morris
Montevideo
Itatia
Genoa
Rattlesnake
Anderson
East Cambridge
Juniata
Askins
Savannah
Williamsport
Miller
New Beaford
Aries
Loveland
Providence
Mary L Bradshaw
Vangider
Beverly
Molis Rhodes
Watts
Brunswick
Edith R Seward
Travers
Wilmington
Wallingford
Willetts
Dover
Emerson Rokes
Marston
Cardenas
K A Collins
Betts
Hart
Edwin J Palmer
Gardner
Delaware
Annie Lewis
Lewis
Iquique
Heinrich & Tone
Pbc
Bremen
Lucie Wheatley
Jacksonville
Finsbury
St Jago
Ermita
Crowley
Cienfuegos
Magnolia
Forrest
Port Morant
Perth Amboy
John B Hamel, Jr
Fennimore
Pensacola
James O’donobhue
Chandler
Plymouth
Portland
Mark Ethel
Thompson
Bonos Ayres
Portsmouth
Nht
Cora Etta
Fales
Richmond
Edith Gandy
Alfred Brabrook
Briggs
Woodward Abrahams
Julia A Bart
Burt
Maggie J Smith
Hunt
Mary A Fisher
Cost
Sayreville
E Fiower
Mack
Blackstone
Saxon
Sherman
Philadephia
Alice ‘ Phillip
Berry
Willard Saulebury
Hay
Rachel Jane
Kidd
Barren Island
Kate Scranton
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