Special Sale Schedule for Horses and Goods in New York and Philadelphia
Wednesday June 30 features 10 A M horse sale by Moses Colman & Son and liquor sale by Chas Wentzel. 11 A M boots by W KR McKey & Co with national vendors in New York and Philadelphia. 12 30 P M boots by Rhodes & Co. Thursday covers dry goods and dress goods in New York and Philadelphia. Friday lists boots and shoes in New York and woolen goods and fabrics in Philadelphia by Samuel Bunting's Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots and Shoes
Philada
Lippincott, Son & Co
Boots
Henry & Hatch
Johnson, Moody & Co, Carpets
New York
Wilmerding, Hoguett
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
Moses Colman & Son
Chas
H. Wentzel
W. KR. McKey & Co
Wilmerding
Icans
J C. McCurdy & Co
John Horton
John Horton. 12.30 P. M.—Boots and Shoes
Rhodes & Co
John H. Osgood
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Nations
Wilmeraing
Hoguet Gornctings
Calivpgeuenia Mining Stocks Close in San Francisco
The San Francisco market closed with Calivpgeuenia Mining stocks showing a minus 25 amid thin volume. Traders noted a sluggish session as investors searched for direction and several miners posted small losses.
Gladstone Labouchere Compromise on Bradlaugh Seat
The Morning Post reports a compromise between Premier Gladstone and Labouchere for Bradlaugh to abandon his bid to take a pledge supporting the government. Bradlaugh’s cause is backed by Gladstone. Also notes battles near Buenos Aires and a Franco-American treaty overture deferred by Evarts. A peace treaty with Egypt is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Morning Post
Gladstone
Labouchere
Bradlaugh
Buenos Ayres
A Times
Paris
Two New Jersey and Pennsylvania Fires Claim Lives and Property
In Elizabeth New Jersey the Steam Cordage Company's storehouse and rope walk burned with a loss of 75000 dollars insured. Fire caused by spontaneous combustion killed fireman William H Wood and worker William Loseby, fatally injuring Jabez E Marsh and James Moore. Bradford Pennsylvania's Wescott House fire destroyed 31 buildings with 35000 dollar loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
William H. Wood
William Loseby
Jabez E. Marsh
James Moore
John Hoover
John Seifert
Bradford
Wescott House
Tanport
Luna Valley House
Oil Exchange
Delegations Rally as They Reach Syracuse Route
The Maine Massachusetts and New Hampshire delegations left Cincinnati last night and stayed within twenty minutes of the Tammany special to Syracuse. Crowds cheered Hancock and English at Cleveland Buffalo Erie Dunkirk and other stops with fireworks and music in Syracuse. Ira D. Haskins spoke briefly as New England delegates head to Boston expected Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Buffalo
Erie
Dunkirk
Hancock
Ira D. Haskins
New England
Boston
Hancock Man Leads United Democracy in Victory Drive
The Albany Argus extols Hancock as the unifying candidate for the Presidency. It lauds his soldierly virtue and statesmanlike mind, predicting nationwide support from Conservatives and Independents from the Rio Grande to Portland. New York unity is cited as a pledge for victory against corruption and hate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Albany Argus
Army of the Potomac
Hancock
Republic
Rio Grande
Portland
Friends of Good Government
New York
Imperial
General Hancock Receives Cincinnati Nomination News
The New York Graphic reports on Thursday scenes at Governor's Island as Gen Hancock learns of his nomination. He remains composed, calling himself a private citizen until official word arrives, and responds that his policy will be Democratic. Messages from public figures and twenty six New York citizens commend the nomination and express support for his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Military Division of the Atlantic
Governor’s Island
New York Harbor
Hancock
Cincinnati
Eyour
Great
Democratic Party
Wilmington
Del
T. F. Bayard
United States
WM. Pinkney Whyte
Str
Joseph E. Johnston
Joan Kelly
Schell
Louisiana
J. B. Eustis
State Central Committee
New Orleans
Timothhy Davis
Plymouth
N. H
John W. Forney
Hancock Club
B. H. Waggoner
Atchison, Kan
Lake Erie
Rochester
State of
Erastus Brooks
William Purcell
N. Y
Herald
Gen. Hancock
P. J. Jordan
New York Museum of Anatomy
Broadway
Bulfinch Street
Boston
Fifth Avenue
Jaliff
Democratic Nominations Stir Coastal Cities in 1890s Press
San Francisco papers review Hancock nomination as unite on democracy while Alta and Chronicle frame it as risky with Southern influence. New York editor Curtis calls it respectable but not strong and predicts Garfield strength in New York. Reports from Haverhill Union Portsmouth and Peterboro show widespread Democratic celebration with flags and salutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hancock
Alta
The
Chronicle
New York
George William Curtis
East
Garfield
Haverhill
Mass
B. T. Brickett
F. H. Pearse
Haverhill Cornet
UNION
N. H
Democrats of
English
Portsmouth
Kittery
Peterboro
Sensation in Canton as three boys are hanged for murder
Canton Ohio June 25 excitement mounts over execution of Mann Ch a nd Sammett three youths who murdered an old man for his money. Thousands visited the jail as militia guards and policemen keep order. Catholic and Protestant factions tied to clemency efforts precede the hangings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Mann
Qhr
Sammett
John Waltmaugh
Lowinsville
Oler
Germany
Chicago
Manny
New York
Christopher Spubler
Massillion
Myers
Lammett
Stark County
Chris
Obr
Foster
Columbus
Mystery surrounds West Hartford assault and tramplike fears
White River Junction Vermont June 25 The assault on Mr Tracy and wife at West Hartford remains shrouded in mystery. The arrested man may be accessory or principal with insufficient evidence for detention. A second man questioned claims Michigan origin en route to Strafford Vermont. Mrs Tracy’s wounds are severe and the case has sparked calls for harsher anti tramp laws as four suspects bound over for trial at County Court for store robbery at Sargent Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Tracy
West Hartford
Dutton
Michigan
Strafford
Sharon Station
South Royalton
Sargent & Jones
Woodstock
John Morse
Calais
Dexter
Canada
Brattleboro
Waite
Waike
James Lennon
Fall River
Mass
Henry A. Clark
Lennon
Taunton
Thomas Turner
Clark
Mattie Wagner
W.G. van Deusen
South Barrington
Plymouth
Elisha A. Holbrook
Arthur F. Poole
Brockton
Wm. T. Wadsworth
South Seituate
Joseph White
Hanson
John F. Porter
John Moore
John Creden
Moore
House of Correction
Creden
Dennis Currath
East Bridgewater
Charles L. Atwood
Josiah D. Perkins
Abington
George L. Howard
West Bridgewater
Thomas Davis
Yorkshire
England
Rochester
Daniel Ward
Scituate
Whittaker's case kept alive by War Secretary action
The War Secretary suspended the West Point board's recommendation to drop Whittaker for academic deficiency. He may seek a court martial to defend himself. Dismissal now would cut off further hearing. Also noted are a contract for Patent Office Gazette photo lithography to Heliotype Printing Co. at $715 per page, Col. Fred Grant's Texas and New Mexico duty, and President Hayes' trip to Yale commencement in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Point Academic Board
Whittaker
Patent Office Gazette
Commissioner Marble
Heliotype Printing Company of Boston
J. R. Osgood & Co
Col. Fred. Grant
Texas
New Mexico
Sheridan
Hayes
New Haven
Yale College
Four Infantry Companies Form Battalion Plan in Manchester
The First Regiment officers and men met at City Hall to organize a battalion. Col. John Y. Dillon presided with Adjt. Arthur E. Clark. Adjt. Gen. Ira Cross and others spoke. A committee of Dillon, four captains, and one private from each company was named to report in two weeks. An armory will be chosen once arrangements are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N.H
John Y. Dillon
Arthur E. Clark
Ira Cross
Dillon
Man arraigned for assault with intent to kill in Wells River
Philip De Paris faced Justice John G White on assault with intent to kill charges after firing two shots at T W Taylor. Taylor disarmed and detained him until an officer arrived. De Paris was captured after escaping to Canada, returned, and released on $800 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells River
Philip de Paris
John G. White
T. W. Taylor
de Paris
Taylor
Robin
Canada
Lowell men arrested after alleged horse theft attempt
Edward Kerry and Michael Hartnett were arrested in Lowell after being intoxicated and trying to pawn a horse and wagon for ten dollars, suspected stolen from Sudbury. Democrats plan a ratification meeting Saturday at Huntingdon Hall with Jeremiah Crowley presiding and local leaders speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Edward Kerry
Michael Hartnett
Sudbury
Huntingdon Hall
Jeremiah Crowley
Col. Haggett
Cincinnati
Lilley
Williams
Pilgrim Commandery of
Masons
New Hampshire
William H. English a lifelong Indiana statesman and banker
The article recalls the eight-term congressman from Indiana, William H. English, his role on the Kansas Nebraska bill and the English bill, his stance on Kansas under the Lecompton constitution, and his later retirement from politics to found the First National Bank of Indianapolis. It notes his loyalty to the Union, his 1864 convention leadership, and his personal qualities as a practical, prudent, and respected figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. English
Indiana
Congress
Territories
Greeley
Senate
English
Free States
Kansas
House
Committee of Free Conference
Alexander H. Stephens
W. A. Howard
Michigan
Greene Ofissouri
R. M. T. Hunter
Seward
National Campaign Committee
Charleston
Michael C. Kerr
J. F. D. Lanier
New York
George W. Riggs
Emma M. Jackson
Virginia
Opinions on Hancock and Garfield in Election Debate
The piece cites a New York Herald reader praising Gen Hancock as a noble private citizen and likely President, contrasting with Garfield critiques from the Nation and Graphic. It mentions platform expectations, doubtful states, and rising independent voters, with local notices of accidents and court cases interwoven.
Aged Farmer John Ellis Murdered in Little Valley Home
In Little Valley New York on June 24 crime reports an elderly farmer named John Ellis was attacked in his residence by masked assailants. He was killed and the dwelling robbed of about $400 in cash along with notes bonds and other valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Valley
N. Y
John Ellis
Moonshiner Killings Stir Revenue Posse Near Red Oak
A revenue posse attempting to capture moon shiners near Red Oak Georgia faced resistance. One moonshiner was killed and another mortally wounded during the pursuit. A separate report details a marsh in Streetsboro Ohio where a deep pond produced eyeless fish after a freshwater flood. The Lehigh Coal Exchange plans coal price increases. Hayden Brown was hanged in Indiana for the murder of his mother in law. Benson Station opens on the Southern Pacific near Tucson with stages to Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Streetsborough
Lehigh Coal Exchange
Schuylkill
Victoria
Dakotah
Pensacola
San Francisco
Sitka
Hayden Brown
Harrisonville
Ind
Inlaw
Parrish
Brown
Kansas City
Southern Pacific Railroad
Tucson
Benson
Tombstone
San Pedro
Shakespeare
New Mexican
South Boston Charities Bulletin Highlights Ward Efforts
The South Boston Branch of the Associated Charities notes growing work in Wards Thirteen to Fifteen with 50 to 60 volunteers aiding 125 families. Treasurer K. E. Pratt of Boston supports the effort and a modest subscription drive for the Bureau of Registration is urged to sustain the pivot of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
The
Associated Charities
Bureau of Registration
K. E. Pratt
Chestnut Street
Boston
Fourteenth Dean Academy commencement in Franklin honors Governor Long
The fourteenth annual commencement at Dean Academy Franklin drew a large crowd of alumni and friends. Governor Long with staff arrived and was welcomed by officials and a Woonsocket band. Diplomas were awarded to Annie H. Bearse Janet S. Cumston J. Margaret Jenkins Stella M. Paine Frank E. E. Smith Grace Thayer Susie E. Young. The day featured speeches by Latimer W. Ballou Rev Dr Capen Rev Dr Miner and Rev J M Pullman. The event concluded with prayers and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Academy
Franklin
Gov. Long
Adjt
Berry
Kingsbury
Lincoln
Lockwood
Bouve
E. V. Horton
Board of Trustees
A. St. John Chambre
Citizens’ Committee
Woonsocket Brass Band
Academy
L. L. Burrington
Mattie R Pelton
Chicago
Ill
Frank K. Smith
Wales
Grace Thayer
Boston
Methuen
Janet S. Cumston
Love’s Joy
Gumbert
Clara Swasey
Beverly
Eedsress
Stella M. Paine
Dr. Chambre
Annie H. Bearse
Hyannis
J. Margeret Jenkins
Frank EE. Smith
Susie E. Young
Little
Drama
Burrington
Latimer W. Ballou
Woonsocket
R.L
E. B. Capen
Trufts College
A. A. Miner
L. L. Burringtop
Notable Corwine Dies. Westchester Figure and Diplomat
Amos B. Corwine a prominent New Rochelle resident and former United States Consul at Panama died June 22. A Mexican War veteran he helped broker the Panama postal treaty and a key Colombia New Granada trade accord. Also noted are deaths of Edwin Briggs Francis D Howe James Follet Joyce Rev. Christopher T Thayer Hon C C Bowen and Dr Chas Nitzoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos B. Corwine
New Rochelle
Westchester County
N. Y
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi Rifles
Taylor
United States
Panama
Lincoln
Corwine
Briggs
Francis D. Howe
Winthrop Street
Melrose
James Follet Joyce
Joyce
New York
Empire City Tea Co
J. Howe and Co
Broad Street
Joyce & Billings
Catherine Street
Christopher Toppan Thayer
Thayer
Nathaniel Thayer
Lancaster
Harvard College
Beverly
John E. Thayer
C. C. Bowen
Congress
Charleston
Charleston, 8. C
Chicago
Rhode Island
Chas. Nitzoch
President removals at New York Custom House justified
Boston Advertiser notes that the Presidents action in removing Collector Arthur, Deputy Lydecker, and other New York Custom House officers followed a decade of frauds totaling over half a million dollars. Investigations revealed collusion with importers, while Arthur failed to detect the scheme and Lydecker protected him. The piece argues the removals were required by office oath and civil-service reform aims, countering spoil-system critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Arthur
Lydecker
New York
New York Custom House
Civil Service
Custom House
Eommission
Senate
Last dying wish for village band at bedside
Doctors said the man wouldn’t live and friends gathered around his bed. In his final moments he asked for the village band to play No. 6 under his window. The band complied and as the music neared its end the man smiled faintly and murmured that he was resigned before dying.
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Pigweed
Chi- Cag
Anna Dickinson
Mr. Tilden
White House
Gen
Protestant Episcopal Church
Boston Post
Observer’s Office
Sicnat Service
U.S. A
Scccerese
Seungiy
Wim Canes
Ceesecs
Vermont
Eastport
Burlington
Naval Matters
Dakota
E. T. Nicholls
Third Lighthouse District
J. M. B. Clitz
FE. M. Hughes
Coast Survey
Edward Fithian
Morgan Iron Works
O. C. Badger
Naval Asylum
Ek. G. McCauley
J. H. Long
Chester
L. T. Safford
W. A. Windsor
Naval Academy
J. L. D. Borthwick
Mare Island
Lackawanna
Paygama
Averill
Mediterranean
City of Chester
Liverpool
Columbia
Barrow
Amaryllis
Newcastle
Leverrier
Carthagera
Arran
Falmouth
Wheatfield
Bona
Bordeaux
Border Chieftain
Havre
Standard
Holbrook & Fox
T. Walker
Isburgh & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Albert Howe & Co
Moses Colman & On
BANG
Ccsceeseenssenvce Reposs
Vacdsdansen Soomrot
Cnnccunesens
Best & Belcher
Bullion
Cee
Bodie
Bechtel
Boston Consolidated, Sulw
Recs
Vcs
Belvidere
Ccccocceoee
Crutoinia
Crown Point
Consolidated Pacific
Valedonia
Eureka Consolidated, Excheauer
Cesses Gould & Curr
Grane
Hale & Norcross
Emsios
Cceensens
Sipgcroon
Cass Scvscoese
Migxiord
Mammoth
Manhattan
Northern Belie
Ssrvabc
Sierra Nevada
Bulwer
Silver King
CIS Vmnior
Nora Aecwesax
LO Caniaca
Union Consolidated
Nice Neasaw Os
Riley
Stearns
Marine Corps
Grant
Galena
New York World
Surratt
Indianapolis Journal
Holt
Stanton
Andy Johnson
Larmie
Father Walter
St. Patrick’s Church
Bishop Keane
Richmond
Walter
Washington Post
Suratt
J.A. Water
G. W. Curtis
Tilden
Graphic
Garfien
the Outlook
Col
A. KR. McClure
Illinois
Nevada
California
Oregon
Pacific States
Hartford Times
NEW England News
Epping
Fairhaven
Walter Henry
Providence
R.J
J.S. H. Frink
Greenland
Brackett Academy
William Whitaker
Johnston
Stephen Hissey
Newbury
Henry Dorsey
Concord
Isabella Kingston
R. L
Marian Doherty
Lawrence
Newburyport
Lewis Horne
Chaquot
Frieschman
Cornwall
Conn
Maine State Insane Asylum
Augusta
James Goodwin
Europe
Hartford, Conn
Benevolent Society
Union For Sina Work
Florence
Amesbury
Chain Bridge
Salisbury
Bennington
Monett
Washington County
Grand Manand Island
Machias River
Herbert Albee
Ocean Mills
L. A. Ives
Mt. Holly
Ives
Charles Lunt
Oldtown
Thomas Thornton
Felix Lewis
Linesville
Horton
Attleboro
E. J. Horton
Robert Fulton
Connecticut
C. A. Bartol
D. D
Manchester-by the-Sea
Edward A. Lane
Henry Clark
Rutland
State Grand Lodge of Masons
Poultney Lodge
Port Timouth
Est City Farm
Plymovnth
Hannah Cox
Holderness
John Randolf
Dighton
E. Scudder
Bristol
Beaver Tail
Scudder
South Lynnfield
Stephen Vent
A. P. Peabody
N. Chandler
Summer Street
Weymouth
Wille Root
Gloucester
Eastern Railroad
R. K. Chase
Monument Street
Lowell Railroad
Arthur Lowell
Leonard Lowell
N. E
Lewis Pond
Frank Bacon
Elijah H. Bacon
Walpole Hotel
Wren Bacon
Lowell Bey
Old Colony
Oak Bluffs
Cottage City
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Cragin & Co
State Street
Hood
Buzzard’s Bay
the Association of the Alumni
Harvard Hall
Massachusetts Hall
Samuel A. Green
Boston Post Office
Carriaces
WH. P.sargent
Surrey
Messrs. Brewster & CO
Tremont Street
Sudbury Street
Suffolk Markey
WM. P. Sargent & CO
Gov’t
William Read & Sons
Faneuil Hall Sq
City OF
East Boston
Board of Street Commissioners
City Hall
Commercial Street
Sumner Street
Newton Talbot
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter, N. H
A.C. Perkins
Chas.r. Train
J. C. Teele
Court Street
Young’s Hotel
Thos. B. Ticknor
Charles Bachelder
Gumer
Jeitus
Bedell
Jefferson, N. Hi
Berlin
Pleasant Farm
B. H. Whiteley
Antrine
N.H. Telothstulm
Country Board
Set N.H
Geo. W. Dow
P. O. Box
Lancaster, Mass
Highland Hall
Millbury
H.L. Ainsworth
Nige Lodging
Melliken
Hnov SE
Washington St
Nice Behrefsteak
Dreydoppel
HOTEL
Nantasket
Pigeon Cove
Cape Ann
H.S. Robinson & CO
Bangor and
Desert Stage Line
Boston Cadet Band
Bangor House
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert
F. O. Beal
Bangor
Newport
Memperemagog House
Emerson
Chas. A. Gleason
Cornet
Walter Emerson
Part
Thomas W. Henry
Loreno White
Tannhauser
Tracy ,Suppe Levy
Clauss
Strauss
Parlow
Hartmann
Congress Hall
Saratoga Springs
Clement & Wilkinson
B.S. Cremier
Wilkinson
Schubert
Wagner
Bagley
Suppe
Ss. Bizet . Bosquet
Kearsarge
North Conway, N. H
Sullivan
August Damm
Walter Imerson
Osseee
Steinhausen
J. Thomas Baldwin
East Branch House
Lower Bartlett
North Conway
Jeles Tuthts
Pitman Bros
Amy
Hall & Whipple
Young’s Botel
M. L. Mason
Oakland Garden
Chas. H
Haverly
Arnival
Lake Side House
Weir’s Landing, N. Wi
Bates
L. R
G. W. Weeks
Dove & Ruggles’s
Corner West
Tremont Streets
Markoe’s Drug Store
Warren
Dudley Streets
Forest Garden
Abbey
Humpty Dumpty and Specialty Company
Rowe’s Wharf
R.A. Labree
jelTuThs Im
Sherburne
Nantucket, Mass
Havine
Eben F. Pillsbury
Cesk
Milk Street
Toome 67
M. J
Marshall
F. M. Learned
Washington Street
William A. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Hilley Street
T. H. Soule, Jr
White Mountain House
White Mountains
Twin
Fabyan
Mt. Washington
Geo. W. Storer
D. Rounselel
Bethlehem
N. C
C. H. Clark
Union House
Ral
Hampton
Ni H. Tnh
Jeimw Fén Otis H. Whittier
ST. Lawrence Hall
Montreal
Samuel Montgomery
Jeld MW Fom Pee Henry Rogan
Wolfboro
Hine JR
Jackson
Devonshire St
Hoom
Auinsu
H. T. Bonney
Coffin & Henry
Iowa
Isustate St
Davenport
Lows
Highlands
Albert Gates, Jr
Water Street
Jelgins Dam
Ocean House
G.C. Mead
Eal Harrison Avenue
Cor
Senaca St
Old South Church
P. O
Orange Street
Charles A. Burgess
Bite Mountains
Winterop House
Shelburne
Charles C. Hebbard
Longwood
Bellevue Avenues
Albany
Joan Rogers & CO
Canal St
Oply
Stetson & Pope
Mylomw
State St
High Street
Eero Franconia House
Profile House
H. W. Priest
SID
Jesus
Central
Lake Champlain
Swanton
Vet
Highgate Springs
Maquam Bay
Babbitt
Bethlehem House
W.A
J.B. McGregor
Cornhill
No. Cornhill
Ae Wys
W. R.clark
Clark's Building
Atlantic Avenue
Rouillard & Barrows
Suffolk
Silas Peirce
Winthrop Beach
Winthrop
Hoston
Lynn
Point Shirley
Change Street
William Bassett
Taft
High St
Congress Square
Jesstuthtt O. A. Taft
A. S. Mowry
Wadawanuck House
Stonington
S. G. Fill
Mast
S. G. Fish
Isles OF Shoals
Hotels
Oston
Islands
Jebstuthir Laighton Bros. & CO
Sharon
Evans House
A. L. Howe
Jes Im
Easthampton
William Hill
Round Hill
Northampton
M.K. Olney
Hill & Olney
Magnolia
Fire Beach
E.R. K
Allen Knowlton
SMW
Rockland House
Nantashet Beach
J. S. Doyle
Sixvawberry Hill
Boston Harbor
P.O
Maple House
White
Jefferson, &. H
Concorn
R. R
M. H. Rowles & Son
Oak Grove House
B. F. Hunt
Mysi
Alex D. Bray
A H. Bray
Bass Hock House
Roo Harbor Beach
E. G. Brown
North Conway House
N. R. Mason
Atlantic House
Wells Beach
Superior Beach
Boston and Maine Road
O. A. Frost
Plaisted House
Jefferson Hill
Jefferson Direct
H. Plaisted & Son
Long Island Hotel
Leong Island
Nahant
India Wharf
Long Island
Jelztr
Frank H. Tyrrell
Albert Bachelder
North Hampton
Wentworth
Newcastle, N. H
Anr
John J. Braham
Jei Tu
Hotel Nam
Nantasket Beach
Proprietors
Rowe’s
Fresh Pond
Rose Standish House
Downer Landing
Boston and Hingham
Rowe's Wharf
Old Colony Railroad
Hingham
J.D. Scudder
Frank C. Sapford
Water St