Escorting the Historic Bell From New Orleans to Philadelphia
A special Baltimore and Ohio train arrived at the depot with the Liberty Bell from the New Orleans exposition. The New Orleans escort, led by Mayor J. V. Gilliotte and 17 city council members, plus police, steam fire company, and Continental guards, accompanied the bell. The train journeyed from New Orleans, stopping in Mobile, Charlotte, Atlanta, and Richmond, with further city tours before the departure slated for six this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Orleans Exposition
J. V. Gilliotte
That City
Steam Fire Company No. 12
Continental Guards
Pullman
Louisiana
Magnolia
Mobile
Chariotte
Atlanta
Richmond
Proceedings of the Convention Now in Session at Washington
The convention of American railway master mechanics met at Willard's hall in Washington today. Rev Dr Sunderland opened with prayer as vice president J Davis Barnett of Port Hope presided. Edonds welcomed the gathering and the pro tem opened with an address praising the president. The body aims to discuss railway mechanics and improve the railway art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willard’s Hall
Sunderland
J. Davis Barnett
Port Hope
Uni
J. B. Edmonds
Board of District Commissioners
New Hampshire railroad commissioners issue 41st annual report
Concord New Hampshire June 16 The 41st annual report of the New Hampshire railroad commissioners has been issued as the most comprehensive ever, a 349 page volume with a new accurate railroad map. It includes an account of annual inspections, complaints and decisions, about 150 pages of tabulated statements, 46 pages summarizing railroad laws, and an index to railroads charters and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goncord
N. H
New Hampshire Railroad Commissioners
Iso
Secretary of State
Dartmouth graduates sing out after exams in Hanover
The Dartmouth graduating class held a sing out with scripture reading and prayer by President Bartlett, a class hymn, and a planted class tree. Seniors served refreshments in the college park, then a procession of students with a band marched through the main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Bartlett
College Park
Dolphin ship report slams seaworthiness and design flaws
Washington June 16 report from the board examining the Dolphin criticizes its lack of seaworthiness and faulty construction. It cites insufficient speed, absence of band braces, faulty engine support, unsafe ballast shifts, and even a frivolous foredeck social hall. The board urges demolition and rejects government acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whitney
Belknap
Evans
Herman Winters
Long Island Sound
John Roach
Dolphin
Roach
Chandler
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Conclusions of the Court of Inquiry in Paymaster Smiths Case
Secretary Whitney ordered Paymaster General Smith to resign or face a court martial. Smith prefers a trial and will be arrested and suspended. The court found Smith derelict, negligent, and inefficient, culpably favored Brown, violated laws, unfaithful to trust, and ignorant of duties. The notes add miscellaneous items on Manning, Denney, and treasury appointments, with several bank, postal, and postmaster actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Paymaster’s
Smith
Navy
Board of Inquiry
A. P. Brown
Navy Department
Brown
Tennessee
Admiral Cooper
Secretary of the Navy
New York
Chandler
Greely
Boston
Peter Butler
Massachusetts
Manning
Whitney
Pres
Washington
the Navy
Bureau of
J. A. Smith
Austin P. Brown
Maine Congregational Conference Proceedings Highlight Loss and Leadership
In Lewiston Maine the state Congregational conference reported 400 church deaths including 17 ministers with 11 Bangor seminary graduates. The Maine Congregational Charitable Society posted a 92 80 carryover, and officers were largely re elected. The session, with Rev Mason new president and Rev Thayer as vice president, closed after communion and an evening talk on The Gospel in Our Cities. The Maine women’s board of missions elected officers led by Mrs W H Fearn and other officers, with Miss J L Crie as home secretary and Mrs W S Dapa as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
State Congregational Conference
Wheelwright
Duren
Bangor Seminary
Maine Congregational Charitable Society
Prof
Stearns
Maine
Woman’s Board of Missions
W. H. Fearn
S. Spofford
C. F. Smith
J. L.crie
W. S. Dapa
Edward Gould
Caledonia court actions in June include sentences and trials
In Caledonia county court Edward Aldrich pleaded guilty to burglary and received a two year workhouse sentence at Rutland. The state case against one defendant for selling liquor resolved with bonds reduced to 25 dollars. In State v De Paris the South Ryegate man shot at Carlos Brown through a window in a jealous dispute over a girl. the shot missed and this marked a second attempted shooting by De Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
Caledonia County
Edward Aldrich
Rutland
State
Phillip de Paris
de Paris
South Ryegate
Carlos E. Brown
Brown
Rumor Claims President White to Offer Resignation
IHACA New York June 16 It is rumored tonight that President White will tomorrow tender his resignation to the Cornell university trustees and press for its acceptance. The move comes amid dissent from trustees professors and prominent citizens. Tomorrow marks the twentieth anniversary of his tenure. He plans to visit Europe and prepare a history and social science work from accumulated material. Possible successors include Presidents Walker Angell Dr C K Adams and Prof H B Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihaca
N. Y
White
Cornell University
Europe
Walker and Angell
C. K. Adams
H. B. Adams
Johns Hopkins University
Salisbury Wins Premiership as Conservative Cabinet Looms
Lord Salisbury has definitively accepted the premiership and Sir Stafford Northcote is set for a peerage. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach to lead the conservatives in the Commons, with Lord Randolph Churchill to hold a key position. The queen travels to Windsor as cabinet plans await royal arrival. Conservative delays raise election fears while Gladstone’s Liberal ministers meet to decide strategy amid party splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Salisbury
Stafford Northcote
Michael Hicks-Beach
House of Commons
Lord Randolph Churchill
Randolph Churchill
Mr. Gladstone
Earl of Carnavon
Baron Rowdon
Michael Hicks- Beach
Lord John Manners
Marquis of Salisbury
Balmoral Castle
Windsor
Princess Beatrice
Lord Randolph
Carlton Club
Cholera Spreads Rapidly Across Southern Spain
Madrid reports five new cholera cases and one death. Valencia records two new cases with no deaths. Outside Valencia city, 48 new cases and 27 deaths. Murcia province shows 40 new cases and seven deaths, plus 12 cases and four deaths in surrounding areas. Castellon de la Plana reports 80 cases and 60 deaths. Thirty thousand flee Murcia as cholera rages in Madrid and other provinces. Some papers deny Madrid cases. Government and doctors call the disease Asiatic, virulent, and fast-spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Valencia
Murcia
Province of Murcia
Caste
Castellon de la Plana
Government Cholera Commission
Ireland
Dublin
T. D. Sullivan
West Meath
Gladstone
Sullivan
London
Dan Sully arrested on divorce grounds in New York
Daniel Sullivan known as Dan Sully was arrested on a supreme court order amid divorce proceedings filed by Agnes V. Sullivan who alleges he refused to live with her and cohabits with Miss Fox. He earned 800 dollars weekly but allows only ten for her support and he was released on bail. Other notices include Edward Guinaro’s life sentence for murder, Isaac Lawrence and William Hollywell jailed on Guatemala currency forgery charges, Delia Connelly's welfare hearing, and grocers’ delegates sailing to Boston for a celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel Sullivan
Dan’’ Sully
Supreme Court
Agnes V. Sullivan
Miss Fox
Newport
R.I
California
Sullivan
Edward Guinaro
John W. Dempsey
Isaac Lawrence
Gus
William L. Hollywell
Treasury
Guatemala
Delia Connelly
Boston
Delia
Chaney
Athens Street
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Jioston
Pilerim
Fall River Line
Brockton Woman Tries for Enticing Prostitution in Boston
In Plymouth superior court Judge Staples hears Lizzie Carson charged with luring Rilla Queen of Brockton to a Boston house of ill fame for prostitution. Queen and Julia Murray testified to the trip and liquor shop visits while Laura Sargent consented to take the girls. Julia Murray corroborates Queen. Defense portrays Queen as intemperate. witnesses cite her prior good character. carson case includes related assault and civil suit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Superior Court
Staples Lizzie Carson
Rilla Queen
Brockton
Boston
Carson
Julia Murray
Edward Shaw
Carver
Joseph Silver
Richard
John Sweeney
Rochester
Thomas and
Dumas Dummer
Grant Arrives at Mt McGregor After Fatiguing Journey
General Grant and party reached Mt McGregor New York at 2 45 PM. The long stage from New York proved exhausting for him as pain and fatigue set in. A banner reading Welcome to our hero greeted him and a quick photo was taken as he alighted. Delicate throat irritation appeared from dust and his voice faded. He rested in a chair on the cottage piazza, later moving to his room, expressing weariness as his pulse rose to 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. McGregor
N. Y
Henry and Harrison
Drexel Cottage
Gen
Grant
Douglas
Dr. Douglas
Dancing Masters Convene to Standardize Society Dancing
The national association of dancing teachers meets at Prof. Masters academy on Tremont Street. President KE Masters welcomes delegates from many states and Canada, outlining aims to legislate for unity in styles and conduct, with a constitution adoption and a full board election to follow. C. C. Bryant of Minneapolis is expelled for unbecoming conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Teachers of Dancing
Academy of
Prof
E. W. Masters
Ww. Beard
H.A. Walbridge
Massachusetts
William Jones
Maine
W. E. Green
Menarice Heat
Rhode Island
A. B. Corbusier
W. H. Baker
Connecticut
D. H. Bowers
W. L. Bass
C. H. van Arpum
New York
J. W. Bangert
Maryland
A. 5S
Webster
Delaware
T. E. Phipps
District of Columbia
C. H. Magregor
Canada
H. Strassburg
F. H. Humphrey
Michigan
Ira W. Fero
No. F. Bowen
Illinois
J. N. Fohrman
Wisconsin
R. H. Evans
Minnesota
J. B. Pratt
Kansas
L. Mahler
B. G. Gresh
Indiana
A. Shank
Missouri
G. A. Godat
Colorado
R. G. Chessman
Texas
G. W. Watson
A. Penn
California
C. C. Bryant
Minneapolis
Fuil
Chauncy Hall School Promotes Pupils At Exercises
At Chauncy Hall School Friday forenoon the promotion exercises featured promotions to higher grades and departmental transfers. Military commissions were awarded to Fay Hawkins Austin Murphy Stearns Dodd Gurney Williams and Cushing. Diplomas were conferred on graduates from Classical and English departments including Austin Haynes Cooper Gurney Simpson Spring Ashen, Choate Barstow Cutter Fay Frye Hawkins Furber Lovett Norris Pierce Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Hall
Chauncy Hall School
George Francis Fay
Paul Rhodes Hawkins
William Francis Austin
Hermann Dudley Murphy
William Bramhall Stearns
George Lincoln Dodd
Lyndon K T Gurney
Allen Hamilton Williams
Thomas Cushing
Fred Emory Haynes
Frank Irving Cooper
Lyndon Dwight Gurney
Charles Lyon Simpson
Marcus Tyler
Albert Carter Ashton
Dwight
Court orders payments on New York and New England road bonds
Hartford June 16 Judge Shipman issues an order allowing Charles P Clark receiver of the New York and New England road to pay first mortgage coupons due July 1 188. The road’s net earnings cover these coupons. Over half of 1200 bonds were exchanged for car trust certificates and the court directs payment of interest on bonds numbered 3101 to 4341. A third order contemplates settling Chapin National Bank of Springfield suit against the road for 441 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Shipman
Charles P. Clark
New York and
New England
Chapin National Bank of
Springfield
Philadelphia
B. G. Harry
Phice Hogg
Steele
B. m. Merry
H. Pope
New York
Providence
Chicago
Lindsey
Charlie Hilton
Borg Cous
Pouios
Peggy
Black Bassinger
Hazel Heel
Raven Boy
Joe Bower
Billy F
Jerome Turner
Wasanepeeh
Rechester
N. Y
Rochester
Grand Central
Cleveland
Buffalo
Utica
Albany
New York Yacht Club
Galatia
Schuyler
Lake Manitoba Strands Off St Pierre Ma Island
The steamer Lake Manitoba en route from Montreal to Liverpool on June 8 was stranded off St Pierre Mag. All 20 passengers and the crew were saved but lost all belongings. Built in 1880, the 2150 ton vessel measured 355 feet and had 4000 horsepower. Part of the Canada Shipping company, she was insured for about two thirds of her value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Liverpool
St. Pierre
Mag
Lake Manitoba
Manitoba
Canada Shipping Company
Boston and Hingham steamers to Nantasket on holiday
Steamers will leave Rowe's wharf nearly every hour today for Nantasket as thousands plan a beach visit. The Rockland cafe will supply fine edibles and refreshments, offering a pleasant celebration of the historic day for travelers on the Boston and Hingham line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe's Wharf
Nantasket
Rockland Cafe
Boston
Hingham
Legislation Roundup Reports On Bills And Amendments
A state house session reviews and votes on measures including the soldiers civil service bill reconsideration, telegraph liability, and various charter changes. Committees report on estates, public health, and charitable institutions while rules and procurement questions are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
State House Committee
Kendricken
Wells
Trull
Yeas
Messrs
Poynton
Burt
Emerson
Frye
Gove
Howland
Joyner
McGahey
Milliken
Morrill
Naphen
Reed
Walker
Ames
Andrew
Bennett
Burden
Denny
Dunbar
Harlow
Marden
Norris
Nourse
Root
Sanderson
Scott
Sessions
Toppan
Thayer
Thomas and
Whitin
Jefferson
Gunn
Boards of Health
Scdis
Second District Court of
Plymouth
Third District Court of
Senate Committee On Rules
Lawrence
Boston
Unitarian Society of
Grantville
Fitchburg
Commonwealth
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
General Court
New Bedford
South Framingham
Fay
Brookline
Davenport
Marlboro
Waters
Millbury
Harvey
Westboro
Wesboro
Homoeopathic Asylum
Curry
Lynn
Charles
Nancy McLaughlin
Mason
Worcester
Society For the Relief of
Jones
Kendricks
Springfield
Joint Special Committee
State House
State House Commission
Dwyer
Cross
Newburyport
Beard
Emery
Massachusetts Legislature Measures State Tax and Reforms
The report notes a $1 500 000 state tax and a reduced levy for cities with Boston due at 578 055. Debates cover pharmacy registration, a boiler project at the state prison, and a commission to craft a model city charter. Several bills are recommitted or rejected, including medical practice changes and railroad inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Reformatory and Reformatory
General Court
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Supreme Judicial and Superior Courts
State House
Boston
National Soldiers
Augusta
Maine
Massachusetts
Board of Registration In
Committee On Finance
Fall River
New Bedford
Taunton
Gloucester
Haverhill
Lawrence
Lynn
Newburyport
Salem
Holyoke
Springfield
Northampton
Cambridge
Lowell
Newton
Somer- Se
Malden
Waltham
Brockton
Caeba
Fitchburg
Worcester
Dresser
Huntington
Amesbury
Cottage City
Hudson River Bridge Company
Albany
Massachusett Reformatory
Lamson & Goodnow Manufacturing Company
Eastern Railroad Company
Beard
Shooting on Milltown Bridge Wounds Miss Cameron in Calais
A unidentified shooter fired on Sullivan and companions on the Milltown covered bridge in Calais. Miss Cameron was struck in the face but not seriously harmed. Sullivan escaped unharmed. Police have not made any arrests. A separate despatch notes schooner Alcova of Calais, Capt. Norwood, lost at St Pierre Miquelon on June 12 with crew saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Sullivan
Milltown
Cameron
Alcova
Norwood
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Factions Armed in Knott County Clash Threatens Bloodless Fight
A Louisville reporter relays that Hall and Jones factions in Knott County are armed and near conflict. The Hall party lists 31 members and the Jones gang 18, both wield Winchester rifles and resisting arrest. Earlier on Beaver Creek Perry Sherwood and Bill Hawk Sizemore, leaders of the Hall faction, were ambushed and killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Knott County
Hall- Jones
Hall
Jones Gang
Beaver Creek
Perry Sherwood
Bill Hawk Sizemore
New Hampshire Medical Society Papers Presented
At a NH Medical Society session in Concord and surrounding towns presenters discussed Nasal Catarrh by Dr H French of Concord Report on Surgery by Dr G H Bridgeman of Keene An esthetics by Dr C R Gibson of Woodsville Report on Obstetrics by Dr J Wallace Russell of Concord Report on Therapeutics by Dr A W Boutwell of Manchester Report on Practical Medicine by Dr G W Weymouth of Grafton Melancholia by Dr Edward French of Concord Necrology by Dr E E Graves of Boscawen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire Medical Society
H. French
G. H. Bridgeman
Keene
C. R. Gibson
Woodsville
J. Wallace Russell
A.W. Boutwell
Manchester
G. W. Weymouth
Grafton
Edward French
E. E. Graves
Boscawen
Acushnet Mills to restart. theft and court actions noted
NEW BEDFORD Mass June 16 The Acushnet mills will start up tomorrow along with Nos 1 3 and 3 Wamsutta which shut Saturday for repairs Thomas B Hathaway s house was burglarized today with valuables taken The superior court today sentenced E G Smith of New Bedford to the Massachusetts reformatory for one year for larceny The Salvation Army case for disturbing the peace was tried today and will go to the jury tomorrow A woods fire south of Nash road burned five acres
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Acushnet Mills
Wamsutta
Thomas B. Hathaway
E. G. Smith
Massachusetts Reformatory
Salvation Army
Nash Road
Visit Crescent Beach For Sleeper's Famous Fish Dinners
To those contemplating visiting Crescent beach today, or any other day this summer, we advise them to visit C. F. Sleeper, the famous caterer, and partake of one of his celebrated fish dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Beach
C. F. Sleeper
Dorchester Yacht Club Opens Regatta With 42 Entries
The Dorchester Yacht Club opens a high profile race off Na Hant today with 42 entries from noted local craft across sizes. Expected participants include the Puritan if repairs finalize, with America unable to compete. Notable boats include Huron Fortuna Gitana Wanderer Meta and many third class entries, all racing under New s Yacht Racing Association rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Nahant
Huron
William Gray, Jr
Fortuna
H. S. Hovey
Gitana
W. F. Weld
Wanderer
George W. Weld
Meta
A. A. Lawrence
Mabel
T. T. Clayton
Shadow
John Bryant
Nimbus
Bernard Jenny
Magic
E. C. Neal
Fiona
Hera
George R. Howe
Sea Bird
C. L. Joy
Tartar
L. Dunne
Queen Mab
Burwell
Litchfield
Greta
W. S. Hill
Muriel
C. Neal
Et al
Pearl
J. F. Lee
Lizzie Warner
T. Lutted
Flora Lee
D. H. Lincoln
Black Cloud
A. Brown
Herald
G. F. Smith
Expert
L. Whitcomb
Hornet
Harding and Merrill
Alda
N. H. Wilkinson
Jennie L
News— Yacht Racing Association
L. M. Clark
B. Callender
Erastus Willard
George
Farbush
W. P. Fowle
Harvard
Harvard College
Yale
Crimsons
Foxy
Storrow
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Boston Post
Bost
Telegraph and Mail
New Hampshire
Galveston
Tex
Joseph Parise von Hochhoffer
Trieste
Austria
Minna Althof
Count Parise
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Italy
Trinity Episcopal Church
Dr. Bird
San Francisco
Parise
Ohio
Board of Agriculture
Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
THE
Liberty Bell
NEW Hampshire Railroads
Pittsburg
el Paso
Southern Pacific
Duncan A.T
Partmouth College
Laedo
Monterey
Lampasas
Nuevo Leon
DHRY
Wilmerding
Baltimore
Bankers and Merchants’ Telegraph Company of Maryland
Rigtous Railway
Phillipsburg
Centre County
Kittanning Tunnel
Stoughton
Daniel Brock
Worthington
Ther
Washington News
Butler
Saltonstall
George M. Stearns
Stearn
Congress
Jordan
Denney
China
Thompson
Robertson
James J. Brooks
Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
Monrovia
Hilary R. W. Johnson
Liberia
Edward W. Blyden
C. W. Ide
Charles W. Ide
Louisville and Nashville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
New York Central
Boston and Maine
Eastern
Nashua and
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Dover
Green & Co
Miss
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
White Star Line
Ide
Alfred S. Waters
West Springfield
Indian Orchard
Orchard
Thomas Griffin
John Griffin
Big Dam
Prospect Hill
Greenfield
Unitarian Church
Henry W. Foote
King’s Chapel
Jealous
President White
Warren
Caleb Carr
Foreign News
England
L. W. Ballow
Woonsocket
R. I
Board of Trustees
H.J. Cushman
A. A. Miner
Mr. Gardiner
Milford
Gen. Morgan
L. L. Burrington
Alumni Association
General Foreign News
Covent Garden
Mme. Patti
Emma Nevada
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
Paris
Cashmere
Muzaffarabad
Simla
Mme
Patti
Rome
Monsignor Sullivan
Gotham
Plymouth County Court
Dean Academy
Gen. Grant
Saratoga
Sumer
Marblehead
Swampscott
J. Arthur Beebe
William Appleton
Longfellow
Nantashket
Legislature
Senate
Committee On Prisons
House
Reading Water Company
Mashpee
Palmer
Joint
Standing Committee
House of Representatives
Hampshire
NEW Bedford Notes
Sporting Matters
Louis
Lucas
Hines
Starr
Daily
Decker
Farrell
Shaw
Ward
Dargan
Carroll
Ra. R
Po.a.e
O’rourke Cf
Ij Connor
Rich'dson
Esterbr
Deasley
Oj Welch
Gerhardt
WOME
Costes i Csecas
New Yorks
Welch
Kennedy
Sutcliffe
Chicagos
Detroits
A. E
Dalrymple
Wood
Gore
Tao
Kelly
Oj Bennett
Anson
Heer OO
Ol Pfeffer
Phillips Sons
E'O Williamson
I Diacee
Burns
Fn Cliacee
Sutcliffec
Getzein
Moore Sa Ieee
Cartes A
Ocrickror Sic Cence
Casces
Hanlon
Quest
Ferguson
St. Louis
Galvin
Dunlap
Crowley
Buffalos
PO. A. S
Casxins
Myers
Sweeney
Lille
Baker
Force
Quinn
BUA
Ickclessic Seseucciae
Brouthers
Lillie
Rowe
Gaffney
Bostons
Philadelphias
Cincinnatis
Metropolitans
Brooklyns
Baltimores
Louisvilles
Philadelphia—Athletics
Pittsburgs
Norfolk
Wilmingtons
Norfolks
Newark
Trentons
Newarks
Laconia
Biddefords
Laconias
C. F. Hovey & Co
Chickering & Sons
Hallett & Davis Company
Detroit
Root and Branch
Robinson
Haverhill Bulletin
Bunker Hill
Charlestown Neck
Portland Advertiser
Charles Fulmer
Buffalo League
American Association
Portland Nine
Fulmer
Harry Wright
Simmons and Mason
Athletics
Ritcher
Sporting Life
Bangor House
Bangor
M.J. Roach
Portland Argus
Mountain
Colony
Yocum
Capt. Storrow
Mr. Curtis
Columbia
New London
R. P. Perkins
Watson
Bow
H. W. Keyes
J.J. Colomy
N.H
Burgess
Dedham
Mumford
R- Yocum
W.A. Brooks
Estes
J.J. Storrow
Bosto Missoesse
R.a.fp. Penrose
Philadelp
Rasen
Aceevas
Coxswain
T. Brown
S. Russell
Milton
Maine Trotters
Auburn
State Fair Park
Lady Independence
Star Gazer
Hanlan
Teemer
Toronto
Ont
Wharing Brothers
Thieranto Ee
Cuicumneete Cme
Coums
Doen
Rss
Ain Pac
Boston Weekly
Post Publishing Co0
Boston and Vicinity
Kneeland Place
Cambridge Street
Charlestown
Benjamin Hadhey
Jacob Meyers
Meyers
Athol
Lewis Sanders
Grey Mutual Insurance Company
Damariscotta
Shitefeld
C. W. Carleton
W. A. Peaslee
Carleton
Jess
Peaslee
Natick
Charles O’ Brine
South Main Street
Franklin Mains
Thomas McManus
Harrison Avenue
Medford Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Wallace
Ninth Division
Henry W. Cowles
Boston Street
Hugh Davis
Everett Avenue
Chelsea
Creek Square
John Hughes
Division 3
George Taylor
Hope Place
Joseph Sanford
John G. Eikins
Biassam Street
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