Russia tightens liquor trade under new czar decree
A czar decree limits alcohol outlets across villages, allowing only one shop where villages are close, with authorities able to close shops for alleged violations without evidence. The note quips that Faxon of Quincy should emigrate to Russia and be happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Faxon
Quincy
Colored employee faced with republican fundraising demand
Circulation in business circles reports a sub-treasury worker received a circular demanding funds to aid Republican candidates. He faced dismissal if he refused, but his employer Mr. Kennard promised protection, though the man plans to pursue lawful channels to resist the fund.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Congress
Kennard
Congressional Committee
South Carolina Defends Registration Law Against Tribune Critique
The Charleston News and Courier rejects New York Tribune accusations of opposing federal authority and asserts a single law for all, stating the registration law aims to prevent fraud and ensure honest votes. It challenges the Tribune to prove any denial of registration for colored men while promising to continue its stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
South Carolina
United States
Charleston News and Courier
Tribune
The
Riots, Casualties, and Diplomacy Hit Egypt and Europe
Cairo reports deepen panic as shops close and Europeans in Alexandria suffer mass violence with an estimated 250 killed and many bodies recovered showing bludgeon wounds. Talks hint at European mandate over Turkey if Cairo intervention fails, while British and Italian positions widen. News from Dublin Plymouth and London cover evictions, troop movements, and parliament debates on tobacco trade and security.
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London
Cairo
Alexandria
D’armes
The
Times
Vienna Neue Freie Presse
England
France
Turkey
Egypt
Europe
Signor Mancini
Rome
Italy
Frederick Cavendish
Burke
Phoenix Park
Kingscourt
Dublin
Trevelyan
Ireland
House of Commons
Daily News
Plymouth
Malta
Mediterranean
Reichstag
Hugh C. Childern
the Times
Germany
Austria
Fire drills roll through Charlestown navy yard and Dorchester shops
Fire alarms from boxes 442 453 and 256 report blazes in Charlestown navy yard plumber shop and cooper shop off Main street and Rutherford avenue. Dorchester carpentry shop Milner Linkham damaged stock tools by lamp explosion. Losses range from 50 to 1200 dollars with injuries to a driver and no insurance on the Dorchester building.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Charlestown Navyard
Charlestown
Frederick Lund
Main Street
Rutherford Avenue
A. H. Allen
Samuel Amsden
Hosel
Dorchester
Keelan
Milner & Linkham
Washington Street
Jonas Yolman
Interesting Exercises of Graduating Classes Address by the President
The article notes commencement exercises at Lewis College and mentions the graduating classes at Andover. It lists coming commencement dates and related events, highlighting speeches, honors, and ceremonial details for the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis College
Andover
Maine Medical Association Meeting in Portland Deliberates
The Maine Medical Association met in Portland on Thursday with reports accepted and Dr. N D Wedgewood of Lewiston named orator for next year. Delegates to other societies were appointed and topics assigned for next year's discussions.
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Maine Medical Association
Portland
N. D. Wedgewood
Lewiston
Rochester
N. H
Emery
Springvale
The
Maine Insane Hospital
Augusta
Sarah W. Devall
S. Oakes
G. W. Quimby
Issac Y. Dana
H. M. Har Flow
Dana
Maine Medical School
Stake
Rochester Fourth of July celebration appropriation noted
Rochester plans a large Independence Day event with a motion to allocate twelve hundred dollars for the celebration.
Cheney vs Ryegate jury awards town case verdict
In St Johnsbury the Cheney versus Ryegate highway injury case concluded with a verdict of 1800 dollars to the plaintiff after three days of trial. The suit claimed the highway lacked sufficient width for two teams at the accident site and the plaintiff’s wife was killed by a runaway horse.
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Caledonia
St. Johnsbury
Cheney
Ryegate
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Vermont
Lucius C. Butler
Essex
Ozro Meacham
Brandon
Marsh O. Perkins
Windsor
John A. Butler
Jamaica
Wiliam Root
Burlington
Allen L. Pease
Hartford
W. Hudchims
Bellows Falls
Leon C. Clayton
Landgrove
Boston
Poughkeepsie
Jamaica Savings Bank
Multiple Local Incidents Reported Across Massachusetts
A man, Joseph La Point, 9, drowned at Ware on Tuesday. Lawrence votes $1,500 for Fourth of July. Patrick Cody of Fall River arrested for screen law violation. Haverhill mayor vetoes the Fourth of July appropriation. committee discharged. Onset Bay Spiritualists hold annual June basket picnic today. James Hazards, 22, dies from injuries after a horse incident in New Bedford. Robert Fletcher of Chelmsford injured in Lowell crash. skull fracture, possible fatality. In New Bedford superior court, John F. Niches and Aimon Logalis found guilty of conspiracy against Niches’s wife. Lowell Democratic committee nominates John Welch for alderman. F. W. Puffer declines. William Oswald of Haverhill fined for flourishing a revolver in Lawrence. 25-foot landslide on Troy and Boston railroad at Hoosick Falls. eastbound passengers redirected. track to reopen tonight. Worcester war veterans award T. W. Wellington gold medal. Carriage in Webster struck by Norwich and Worcester tram. Mrs Cullen killed. others injured, Mr Fagan possibly fatally. Fall River Narragansett hotel to close due to dull business. Edmond Q. Sylvester’s Webster home robbed of money, stocks, bonds, and silverware totaling thousands. Referee verdict in Prowle vs North Adams Fire District awards $1,100 to Plumb for water-related damages and illness. Holyoke druggist B F Arthur sues Boston Herald for libel. trial set for October.
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Andover
Mass
Andover Hill
Marshal Beach
Carter House
Stone Church
Merriam
Carter
Shaw
W.d. Packer
D. D
D. Augustine Newton
Edward M. Hill
Charles F. Carter
Herbert W. Stebbins
Arthur W. Kelley
Henry M. Penniman
William D. Hyde
John Taylor
Henry N. Kinney
Meiven J. Allen
A. C
Richford
N. Y
Nehegiah
Hillsboro
George C. Capron
U. W
Hyde Park
Y. C
Chicopee Falls
Joseph H. Chanaler
St. Cloud
Mino
Edward D. Curtis
Eagar T. Farrill
Br. A
Providence
R. I
James W. Flagg
M.C
Castleton
George B. Frost
Bel. C
Beloit
Wis
G. C
Southbridge
A.C
Newton
H.C
Boston
Chames A. Marsh
O. C
Chicago
Ill
Charles L. Merriam
Y.C
Meriden
Conn
William C. Merritt
Oakland
Cal
Augustine Newton
A. U
Westboro
Br. U
Hervey G. Pillsbury
Cor. U
John L.sewall
D. A
John T. Shaw
Little Compton
Herbert W. Giobbins
VD. C
Montpelier
Franqois Rivard
Montreal
Canada
Farrill and
Pillsbury
New Hampshire
Flagg and Sewall
Vermont
Allen, Boynton, Brickett, Capron
Merriam and Rivard
Massachusetts
Chanile
Hop. C. R Russell
Board of
William 8. Palmer
Edwards A. Park
J. Henry Thayer
Charles M. Mead
H. A. Stimson
H. Lincoln
Kenton Theological Seminary
Lewis College
Lewis
Trntn
Charles H. Reed
Engg
George W. Hooks, Esq
Uxbridge
Atss
Princeton
Rutgers
Brown
Tufts
Washington-Jefferson
Washington-Lee
Indiana
Asbury
Massachusetts Agricultural
New York University
Lehigh
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Kenyon
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Monmouth
Colby
Manhattan
Oberlin
Niagara
Maine Agricultural
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Dartmouth
Hamilton
Hobart
Trinity
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Allegheny
Ohio Wesleyan
Pennsylvania College
Williams
Middlebury
Bowdoin
New England
Harvard
Yale
Amherst
Willams
Boston University
Midhalebury
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Vermont University
Institute of Technology
Barre
Barre, Vt
Lizzie A. Cushman
Rochester
P. McMillan
Guarda Chi Bianca Luna
H. M. Tupper
Fred. W. Bancroft
Monteher
West Topsham
Emmet E. Hazen
North Hero
Henry Knight
Newton H. Balawin
Sharon
French Republic
Alfred A. Marsh
Cabot
Fiora E.lane
Plainfield
Fred E. Woods
Fred W. Bancroft
A. N. Wheelock
W. A. Wheston
Wheelock
Warre
Birs
Mary A. Livermore
St. Johnsbury Academy
St. Johnsbury
Johnsbury Academy
Herry Fairbanks
Massman
Chamberlin
Whistler
Female College
Waterbury
Vermont Conference Seminary and Female College
Albert Goodspeed
Hoosen
Clase
Mary Ford
Clara Brovin
J. D. Beeman
E. A. Bishop
Patrick Cody
Fall River
How
Haverhill
Onset Bay
Robert Fletcher
Chelmsford
Wihin Lowell
Superior Court
New Bedford
John F. Niches
Fail River
Aimon Logalis
Canton
Democratic City Committee
Lowell
John Welch
F. W. Puffer
William Oswald
Lawrence
House of Correction
Troy
Hoosick Falls
Hoosac Tunnel
Western Road
Worcester
T. W. Wellington
Farrell Fagan
Catharine Cullen
Webster
Norwich
Edmond Q. Sylvester
Hanover
Sydney H. Prowle
North Adams
Patrick Gallagher
Arthur
Herald
Railroad stockholders weigh acts to sell shares and fund bonds
The New York and New England railroad managers and stockholders met in Melanon on a Thursday forenoon to consider accepting legislative acts. Proposals include issuing bonds up to 5.6 million dollars secured by a second mortgage, and retirement or exchange of Commonwealth shares, with Connecticut charter amendments and Rhode Island acts under review.
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New York and New England Railroad
Melannon
Commonwealth
Connecticut
New York and New England Railroad Company
Rhodesland
New York and New England Railroa Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Isidac
Old Colony Railroad Summer Schedule Expands Routes and Times
The summer timetable takes effect Monday with changes on main line and Cape destinations. Express trains to Boston depart at 8:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m. and 4:9 p.m. daily except Sunday, with Sunday 7:30 a.m. service. Oak Bluffs Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket routes adjusted, boats Martha's Vineyard River Queen Monomansett Island Home schedule shifts. Sunday and weekday returns to Boston vary by boat and time. New rates include extended layovers at Oak Bluffs and Boston connections via Woods Hall New Bedford and South Braintree.
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Old Colony
Oak Blugs
Martha’s Vineyard
Boston
Woods Hall
River Queen
Mononansett
Island Home
Oak Binds
Oak Bluffs
Woods Holl
New Bedford
Ars
Suncaya
South Braintree
Dad Beston
South Brais
Cape Codana
Braintree
Hyannis
Fismouth
Parker v Parker verdict and Bolles trial in Plymouth
In Plymouth today the superior court jury returned a verdict of 650 for platinum in Ira Parker v Gusta vus Parker. The Bolles v Sturtevant case proceeded, a tort action over filling a mill pond with sawdust from a water privilege above, with damages claimed at 3600. George Marston and Everett Robinson appeared for the respective parties.
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Plymouth
Mass
Ira Parker
Gustavus Parker
Solomon E. Bolles
Charles H. Sturtevant
George Marston
Everett Robinson
Boston and Chicago clubs play a dramatic baseball contest
Yesterday the Boston and Chicago clubs fought a fierce game with sharp fielding and heavy early hitting. Mathews and Whitney led pitching and batting, while an umpire's controversial call drew crowd attention. The final nine ended in a tied 11th and the scene included late scoring and disputed lineup notes.
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Boston
Chicago
Whitney
Mathews
Chicagos
Bostons
Nicol
Dalrymple
Gore
Kelly
Burdock
Wise
Flint
Hotaling
Harpung
Bowen
Anson
Hornung
Merrill
Bostops
Beason Park June Meeting Concludes With Two Races
The Beacon Park June meeting continued under fine weather with a solid spectator turnout. Jack Sailor and Cremmie G. won events, one in straight heats and the other after four heats to decide the prize, the sport ending in a reasonable season.
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Beacon Park
Jack Sailor
Cremmie G
W. A. Skinner
M. Clemmie
P. Stetson
Bop
Ees Svascanasascsl
G. Wilson
Brandy Boy
S. Green
B. S. Stephanus
C. B. Trask
B. G. Dandy
T. D. Marsh
J. P. Morris
Parana
Goldfinder
Humbolt
May Queen
Kentucky Wilkes
Great Eastern
Massachusetts Rifle Association Spring Meeting Opens at Walnut Hill
The spring meeting of the Massachusetts Rifle Association opened at Walnut Hill on Thursday with a large attendance of riflemen from this state and others. A strong steady southerly wind affected the matches as they were shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Rifle Association
Walnut Hill
Second Forest Festival at Middlesex Fells June 17
The second forest festival celebrates forest rights and invites all ages to picnic on 3600 acres of land and 400 acres of water. The program includes speeches at Cheese Rock at 2 PM by prominent figures and a reading of The Legend of Cheese Rock featuring historical figures from 1631.
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Middlesex Fells
Essex and Middlesex Institutes
Natural History Club
Newton
Cheese Rock
Winthrop
Nowell
Eliot
Hanlovs Close Engagements at Museum Tonight
The Hanlovs end a three week run with Le Voyage en Suisse at the Museum this evening and tomorrow. Willey Edoum and the Jsmous Girards open the summer season Monday night in Aladdin with new scenery. Uncle Tom's Cabin ends at the Boston tonight, with three more showings left.
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Hanlovs
Museum
Willey Edoum
Jsmous Girards
London
Boston
Haverly
Comic Opera Company
Oakland Garden
Still Unsolved: Autopsy on Woods Death Continues
Medical Examiner Sullivan pressed the autopsy on the man found in the woods last Sunday but failed to locate the bullet. He theorizes entry at the left temple and exit via the mouth. No poison in the stomach and no authenticated new clues.
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Sullivan
John Montgomery
Cambridge
Malden
Maiden
State House Notes on Wharf Extensions Passed
At a harbor and land commission meeting on Thursday petitions from Joseph A. Wellington to extend his Mil ls river wharf in Cambridge and John D. Hilliard to extend his Provincetown wharf were received. Licenses were granted to W R Whittier Albert L Kimball and Goodrich and Porter to extend their wharves on the Merrimac river at Haverhill.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Garibaldi
Joseph Pagani
John D. Long
Samuel A. Green
Roland Worthington
N. P. Banks
Thomas Russell
Wendell Phillips
N. K. Bryant
W. A.simmons
Levi C. Wade
A. Ybarra
Emilio Gemignani
Giovanni B
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Joseph A. Wellington
Millers’ River
Cambridge
John D. Hilliard
Provincetown
W. R. Whittier
Albert L. Kimball
Goodrich
Porter
Merrimac
Haverhill
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OST Publishing CO
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Menor Washington St
Advange
Boston Weekly Post
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E Giud
A. P. Moorl
Telegraph and Mail
Sxeconp
St. Petersburg
Dr. Bliss
Paul Hayne
South
Guch
the Tribune
Blake
Vassar College
Stametz- Yamakawa
Japan
Yamakawa
Maria Svensen
Brooklyn Eagle
Sweden
Groovenordale Manufacturing Company
Brooklyn
Castle Garden
Gravecordale
Steamship Company
Chatter Corporation
Treasury
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Washington
Thurman
House
Commerce Committee
Harr
Michigan
Horr
Gen. Browne
Cox
Mr. Cox
Jefferson
Mr. MacLane
Maryland
Monroe
Jackson
Marshall
MacLane
Cumberland Road
Croton
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Larbor
Jefferson Democracy
Hell Gate
Boston Harbor
Gen. Brown
Columbus
Browne
Mr. Windom
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McMillar
Yeas
Messrs
Aldrich
Allison
Anthony
Cameron
Wisconsin
Chilcott
Coke
Conger
Davis
Gillpois
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Harrison
Hawley
Hill
Colorado
Hoar
Ingalls
Lapham
Logan
McMullan
Mahone
Maxey
Miller
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Morrill
Pugh
Saulsbury
Saunders
Sawyer
Sherman
Walker
Windom
Nays
Bayard
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Bulter
Call
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Farley
George
Gorman
Groome
Hampton
Harris
Johnston
Jones
California
Pendleton
Ransom
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Naval Constructors
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Merrick
Tariff Commission
Saratoga
Long Branch
Henry O. Flipper
10Th Cavalry
Secretary of War
Ceasury Department
Nicholson
Navy Department
Medierranean
Lorenzo W. Joy
Northampton
George N. Brigham
Rockville
Charles Olmstead
Norwalk
Theodore J. Daskam
Stamford
Con
Sergt. Mason
Jefe
J. G. Bigelow
Mira
Mason
Gutteau
Supreme Court
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Foreign News
Standard
Paris
Marseilles
Toulon
Ohio
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Wabash Road
Clinton
Gipson
Illinois Central Railroad
Sapgumon
Kentucky
Winchester
Knightstown
Christian Church
Daveport
Pan Handle Railroad
Raysville
Patrick J. Whelan
Post Publishing Company
F.B McNamee
McNamee
Fenian Brotherhood
Financ
John O. Mahony
Thean
St. Patrick’s Society
Darcey McGee
Fonian
Secret Service Fund
Michael O’reilley
Charles J. Brydges
Grand Trunk Railroad
Post
Political News
Little Rock
Litle Rok
H. C. Tipton
J. K K. Williams
Mesats
Stanley S
Daine
Judgederry
Newcastle
Sixth
Gen
Tom Brown
Wilkesbarre
Stanton
James Carey
John Wesh
Michael Lynch
Henry Hughes
Edward Finnegan
Maine
Areus
Harry Hartwell
Townsend
Hartwell
Banlans
Fronto
Hanlan
Ross
Joseph Garibaldi
Garibald
Mazzini
Nino Cavazza
J. H. Rodecanachi
Gen. Garibaldi
Simmons
Sebastian Schlesinger
Worthington
Pietro Pastene
Emilis Gemignapi
J. B. Rossati
Eugen
Malley
Pliny A. Jewett
Jennie Oramex
New Haven
Malley Tria
South Norwalk
Jennie Cramer
James Mallen
Blanche Douglass
Cassidy
O’ Malley
James
Woburn
Nathan E. Melends
Lancashire
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Cleveland, O
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Keokuk
Iowa
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Henry J. Gardiner
Hotel Vendome
Tennyson
Wilbur F. Storey
Chicago Times
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Minot J. Savage
Buckfield
Weston
Orange
N.J
Lucy Stone
Maxey, Rosecrans
McLane
West Point
William E. Prince
John Brows
Bedford
Eng
John Bunyan
Pilgrim’s Progress
Vassar
Mary E. Jones
Laura ©. Gross
Somerville
H. PB. Cuashing
L. Wheelock
K. Wales
S. M. Wales
H. Porter Smith
D. B. Hayden
Hayden
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Wm. G. Budineton
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Christiancy
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L. Ciapy
Dakota
Gen. Ordway
Kishopoh
Yeller
Devil’s Lake Reservation
Turtle Mountain
Ord- Way
Tylier
Northfield
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Detroit
Mich
Army of the Potomac
Music Hall
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Gen. Bragg
Johnn Boyle O’ Reilly
J. N. Burrill
Atkinson
Swift Justice
Louisville
Mt. Sterling
Jim Mitchells
Thomas
New York Yacht Club
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Rambler
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Livermore
James Murray
Erinville
Martin
Keene
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Ormont
Whitefield
Whitefield Valley
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George H. Smith
Granite Lodge
Salem
Calvin Boardman
Snaith
Conly
Clara Louise Kelloge
Spofford Lake
Chesterfield
Reitzel
Free Baptist Society of New Hampshire
F. K. Chace
Dover
Women’s Mission Society
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New Hampshire Charitable Society
G. A. Pinkham
Meredith
Joseph la Point
Ware
Rhode Island
Angelo Carroll
North Cohasset
Newport
Jonathan Alger
Bristol
Greenwich
East Greenwich
George W. Whitford
Bellevue Avenue
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Eli Jones
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Riverside
Rhode Island Home Missionary Society
Richard Davis
Sterling
Jacob Sanger
East Bridgeport
Leonora W. Bacon
Col
Chang Tsung Liang
Legation
EIN Aid OF Ireland
Mechanics’ Building
Huntington Avenue
Michael Davitt
Erening
Boston Cadet Band
G. Lennon
M. P. Curran
Enos Smith
John B.sherin
Stockholders’ Meeting
James H. Wilson
Col. Cannon
Matthew Bolles
Bolles
Mr. Nowell
Col. Caernon
Wilson
Mississippi Valley
Nantasket
Nantasket Beach
Henry Lowell
St. James
Joseph Barrett
Young’s
Rockland
W. E. Forbes
Jacksonville
Fla
George Brown
Walter Emerson
E. 8. Hunt
Bunker Hill
H. A. McGlewen
Russell & Sturgis
Uinrer
Regimental
Breunion
Massachusetts Volunteers
Mansfield
Seventh
Massachusetts Regiment Association
Taunton
Milton
South Abington
Attleporo
Easton
Cobb’s
E. P. Bowen
H. F. Norton
Charles F. Robinson
R. L. Dewitt
John Cook
Z. F. Bliss
P. W. Fecto
8. S. Wood
C. B. Des Gardins
W. H. Guerrey
Harris A. Cushman
Benj. F. Cunningham
H.a.cush
A.S. Palmer
Henry&. Norton
F. P. Karlow
Cobb
Lovell’s Ball
Central Hall
Harlow
Brady
Lovell
Alice Hallett
Mary Hodges
William Robinson
Gilford George
Plymouth Court
Llano
Tex
McNutt
O'Anson
Sutton
Williamson
Rowen
Burns
Boones
Burcock
Avson
Goldsmith
Strinxes
Kelley
Athletic
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Buffalos
Cleveland
Beacons
Harvards
Dr. Pope
Cape District
Old Court House
Court House
Batchelder
Choate
Loring
Easterbrook
Ture
Silas Smith
Warren
Breg. Dick
C. E. Worcester
Waltham
Br. m
W.A. Skinner
Thomas Mclean
Philadelphia
Billy C
James Dougrey
B. G. Frank
M. G. Thompson
Utica
Lulu F
Boston Boy
Nat Otis
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O’connordia
W. T. Sargent
G. Jack Sailor
Haight Ng
J. Dengrey
Bet Prank
Mong Ack
Kde
Aes Hk
Se C
Green Ns
M. Lady Story
U. E. Worcester
Br. m. Foundling
H. Woodruff
B. m. Emma D
Great Falls
Clemmie
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Dave Young
John Bowen
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J.B. Fellows
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Frank B. Sanborn
Danvers
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Tannict
Worcester Asylum
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Ciropic
Armaturies
Re. AL Watt
Lancaster
William Fasterbrook
Suffolk County Court House
James C. Tucker
Mepdlesex Fells
Cradock
Nor
Mount Winthrop
Forest Street
Pla Andover Turnpike
Spot Pond
Marble Street
Stoneham Village
Lyman Dike
Fells
Medford Centre
Wanchester
Barnum’s
Hutchinson
America
Barnum
Blind Tom
Horticultural Hall
Liszt
Judy
Battle of Manassess
Dixie
Tow
Fisher
Dedham
Ladies of the East Dedham Baptist Society
State House Notes
Cotton Improvement Company of
Edward Atkinson
Charles F. Atkinson
State Court of the
Massachusetts Independent Order of Foresters of Boston
Thomas H. Hill
Edmund H. Fitzpatrick
Turor
Eushton
Rob Roy
Stella
Barnegat
Wm.read & Sons
Faneuil Hall Square
Ennis
Horace Partridge & Co
Hanover Street
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