Cholera Fears Spread Across Europe and Egyptian Conference
News from London Paris and Rome describe mounting cholera alarm with four deaths Toulon and Marseille reports more fatalities while Spain and England impose quarantines and naval health measures. A Cairo style finance plan dominates talks as Earl Granville outlines debt relief and tax cuts for Egypt amid the Egyptian Question conference. Protests in Portugal and Polish Jewish emigration headline broader European unrest.
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London
Toulon
Marseilles
Board of Health
Spain
France
England
Rome
M. Rochard
Naval Health Department
Eytur
Earl Granville
Egypt
Suez Canal
Officials of Wisconsin Bank to be Prosecuted by Creditors
Creditors of Strong's bank sue officers directors and shareholders to recover money. Complaint alleges officer knowledge of insolvency, unearned dividends paid, over $10,000 diverted by President Strong, replaced with worthless bonds misreported as full value, negligent director conduct, and loss of more than $100,000 to pay creditors leaving only about 20 cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Wis
Strong’s Park
Strong
Neese
Rhinelander Habeas Corpus Granted In Shooting Case
Judge Lawrence of the supreme court issued a writ of habeas corpus for William C. Rhinelander after his arrest for shooting Lawyer John Drake. Warden Finn must produce him for court, admit bail, or discharge him per law. Capt. Hyatt was wounded during a sloop attack on Barthonia endangering Market street, and thief George Weeks died. Autopsy shows A. B. Warner died of Bright's disease after being found at Sixty-fourth street under suspicious circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrence
Supreme Court
William C. Rhinelander
John Drake
Finn
Rhinelander
Barthonia
Market Street
Hyatt
George Weeks
A. B.warner
Bright
Indian deaths rise on Montana reservation amid food shortages
Helena dispatch says Indian agent May Piegon reports severe starvation among northern Montana Indians. Only 30 coffins made in a month, but deaths likely triple due to food scarcity and cultural burial practices. Three thousand people on the reservation face possible starvation as supplies dwindle and settlers’ cattle become a necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Piegon
Montana
Pocketbook theft on Washington near Essex Street
Sunday afternoon Cornelius Bradford, old soldier of No 17 Dix place, was robbed of a pocket book containing his false teeth by Daniel Desmond on Washington near Essex Street. Desmond fled but was chased by a fourth division officer, dropped the book, and was captured. The pocketbook was not recovered and Bradford must obtain a new set or wait for the finder.
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Cornelius Bradford
Dix Place
Washington
Essex Street
Daniel Desmond
Desmond
Bradford
Campaign Notes Show Democrats Framing for a Harmony at Chicago
Reports from New York and other cities indicate a harmonious Chicago convention. Democratic leaders deny Butler talks, name possible substitutes for New York speeches, and highlight gains in North Carolina. Debates over Blaine and the Republicans’ platform dominate, with Eliot denouncing the GOP plank on civil service reform and urging a clear, principled new party.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Gen. Butler
Dorsheimer
Francis D. Kernan
Cleveland
Kernan
Tilden
North Carolina
Congress
Conkling
Europe
B. F. Jones
National Republican Committee
Preparations for Gongo Democratic Delegation to Chicago
A Democratic gathering at headquarters on Saturday discussed travel plans for the July 4 departure to Chicago. Col Coveney outlined train seating for delegates, with Gen Butler occupying an entire compartment. Tickets for admission were produced by Rockwell & Churchill and stored in an Adams Express safe for security. Prince will travel to New York then Chicago to join committees. M M Cunniff will act for Prince during balloting.
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Gongo
Cunniff
Pri
Col. Coveney
Chicago
Gen. Butler
Prince
Rockwell & Churchill
Adams Express Company
New York
Barnum
M. M. Cunniff
Fourth
Delegates Named for National Convention from Massachusetts
The prohibitory state committee met at the Meionaon and voted to hold a convention in Boston on August 20 for nominating state officers and presidential electors. Delegates named include T. J. Lothrop Taunton H. C. Fay Southboro Dr John Blackmer Springfield Rev J. W. Hamilton Boston A J French Lawrence Jonathan Buck Gloucester T A Smith Westboro Samuel M Fairfield Malden J T Everett East Princeton C B Knight Worcester Rev George W Stacy Milford George W Severance South Abington Mrs L F Poole Chelsea Rev C D Hills East Boston Benjamin Snow Fitchburg Rev A A Williams Lynn Mrs John Hall Watertown Rev W A Cooper Lynn and William H Concord Revere. The first nine were elected as alternates. George Kempton was chosen member at large. Committee to meet about July 30 with New England delegates to be hosted in Boston after the Pittsburg convention.
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Meionaon
Boston
T. J. Lothrop
Taunton
C. Fay
Southboro
John Blackmer
Springfield
J. W. Hamilton
A. J. French
Lawrence
Jonathan Buck
Gloucester
T. A. Smith
Westboro
Samuel M. Fairfield
Malden
J. T. Everett
East Princeton
C. B. Knight
Worcester
George W. Stacy
Milford
George W. Severance
South Abington
L. F. Poole
Chelsea
C. D. Hills
East Boston
Benjamin Snow
Fitchburg
A. A. Williams
Lynn
Enthusiastic Cambridge Meeting Forms New Independent Front
In Cambridge, Col Higginson and President Eliot spar with Blaine Republicans as independents gain momentum. A Templehall gathering drew former Republicans. organizers claim they can convene by July 20 to nominate a new ticket and defeat honest opponents. Leaders pledge nonpartisan reform while signaling a split from both major parties.
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Cambridge
Col. Higginson
Eliot
Blaine
Balters
Templehall
T. Wentworth Higginson
Christopher P.cranch
George W. Leverett
A. B. Muzzey
Joseph H. Thayer
George G. Wright
E. ™. Gushee
John Harrington
William A. Munroe
E. H. Hall
George E. Ryder
Archibald Howe
Jabez Fox
Robert P. Clapp
Lafayette G. Blair
Edgar R. Champlin
Clement L. Smith
Albert 8. Parsons
Sanford H. Dudley
Warner P. Dudley
George W. Laurent
Frank Bolles
Gen. Butler
Butler Boom in Chicago Faces Weak Organization
Chicago observers report surprise and disappointment as resident managers fail to mobilize working men for the Butler boom. Rumors of leadership and party unity circulate without a clear organizer, while anti Blaine efforts take shape in Quincy and Massachusetts political circles set a September union banquet for Blaine and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Butler
Chicago
Chicago Times
Gen. Butler
Massachusetts
Butler
Plympton
Mr. Plympton
Messrs
Thomas Winship
Samuel O. Upham
Thomas J. Marsh, Jr
Tyler
J. H. Butler
Middlesex
Norfolk
Essex
Blaine
Logan
Quincy
Senator Randall
Fall River
Congress
Davis
Randall
Republican National Committee
John M. Forbes
Milton
D. D. Stewart
St. Albans
Bangor
United States
Mr. Blaine
Nossa
Elzine
Elaine
Arthur
Democratic Party
Torrey
Maine
Francis B. Torrey
Bath
Democratic State Committee
Europe
Seymour
Cleveland
Horatio Seymour
Political year in New York and national Blaine clash
A June Chicago reception lists New England Democrats for the elephant while Maine to Massachusetts editors weigh Blaine and Logan support. Articles from various papers discuss Blaine's nomination, Republican splits in New York, Catholic and Irish votes, and Democratic reactions to Tilden Cleveland contrasts.
Summer season opens with steamers on harbor trips
The Empire State logged its inaugural sail Saturday with more than 1500 excursionists aboard. Captain J. M. Phillips received a rosewood flag gift from passengers amid new boat improvements. Sunday brought 600 on the north shore run. Stamford began Boston to Plymouth service with many guests and meals onboard. The season includes Oak Island’s growth, Hotel Nantasket opening, and concerts by city and Providence bands. Plymouth Rock to sail from Liverpool wharf with daily excursions and daily musical entertainment.
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Empire State
Phillips
J. M. Phillips
George Frost
F.A. Burgess
Samuel H. Poole
F. F. Kelsey
T. C. W. Nash
Provincetown
Stamford
E. W. Davidson
Boston
Plymouth
Lincoln's Wharf
Nantasket
Russell and
Sturgis
Boston City Band
Reeves
American Band of Providence
Boston and Hinzham Steamboat Company
Oak Island
Revere Beach
John C. Miller
Brown’s Brigade
Point of Pines
Hotel Goodwood
Hotel Pines
the Goodwood
Congress Work Rushes Toward Adjournment With Tariff Debate
Washington dispatch notes Fortifications bill to be taken up by the House, sundry civil bill in Senate committee, and broad differences delaying final adjournment. Tariff case clarified by attorney general ruling on dress goods. new 32 pound steel gun tested at Watertown arsenal. nominations confirmed. cholera precautions affect mail to Italy. police fines levied. prison census to begin Sept. 1.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Army
Post Office
Navy
Senate
Congress
Appropriations Committees
House
Committee On Appropriations
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Chicago
McAdoo
Logan
S. S. Cox
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Watertown Arsenal
Sandy Hook
William T. Sampson
F. A. LP. Barnard
France
Italy
Oves
Marcella Street
Board of Health
Department
William F. Lewis
Thomas Hussey
Michael Doherty
Edward Herald
George E. Lawrence
Patrick G. Green
Verramas C. Hanson
Concord
House of Correction
Police Department
Much Hespected Citizen Exposed in Defalcation Scandal
Providence Rhode Island June 29 Ozro C Barrows Bristol resident and National Rubber Company bookkeeper admits a defalcation of about 5000 dollars over three years. He hid shortages by false cash entries and overdrew accounts while remaining trusted as a church member and civic figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Ozro C. Barrows
Bristol
National Rubber Company
Barrows
The
Baptist Church
Young Men’s Christian Association
Ad Lodge of Odd Fellows
Western Electric Light Co. in Portland Halts Illumination
Portland Express reports Western Electric Light Company will suspend operations in Portland after tomorrow night. The rival Weston arc and incandescent systems have dwindled. Weston will stop soon, while American firm continues light service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Electric Light Company
Portland
Portland Express
American
Weston
Weston Company
Express
Palmer
Johnnoe
Johnson
Thomson- Houston
Opening Exercises at Williams College Commencement Week
Rev Dr Arthur T Pierson of Philadelphia preached the annual sermon before the Mills Young Men's Christian association at Williams College Williamstown. President Carter's baccalaureate drew a large audience with talks on missions and the need for more helpers. The day included a prayer meeting and further remarks by Drs Pierson Michell and Hopkins.
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Springfield
Arthur T. Pierson
Philadelphia
Mills Young Men’s Christian Association
Williams College
Williamstown
Carter
Birthplace of American Missions
Mark Hopkins
Pierson
Arthur Michell
Chicago
Sirius
Heaven
Amherst College
Mass
Seelye
Moses
Elias
Jesus Christ
Hitchcock Society of Religious Inquiry
Asa G. Fisk
San Francisco
Gov. Robinson
Colby University
Waterville
The
Baptist Church
Pepper
Boardman Missionary Society
Young Men’s Christian Association
Joseph Elder
New York
Colby
Great Brotherhood of Man
Hannibal Hamlin
Coburn
James G. Blaine
Robie
Middleburg College
Middleburg
Prescient Hamlin
Train Plunges Into James River Near Lynchburg
A Virginia Midland express train derailed by a James River bridge near Lynchburg as a Washington and New York sleeper car sank in ten feet of water. Conductor King, with two broken ribs, swam to aid passengers through windows. all roughly forty travelers were rescued and cared for at local hotels.
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James River
Lynchburg
Virginia Midland Railroad
Washington and
New York
King
Postponed Irish League Council Meeting in Boston Hall
The Irish national league council of Boston postpones its meeting this evening at Chauncy street hall. Officers are to be elected and convention success measures presented by Rev. P. A. McKenna. The pyrotechnist Prof. Morritz will pronounce on displays.
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Irish National League Council of Boston
Chauncy Street
P. A. McKenna
Morritz ¢. Blank
Comic and Pyrotechnic Displays Visit Union Grounds Tuesday
A mixture of comic acts, phantom Japanese and Anglo-Saxon pyrotechnics is set for the Union athletic grounds on Tuesday evening. Roxbury lodge K.H. will host Chelsea and Charlestown lodges this evening. The Hartford City guards and City Guard flute and drum corps, about 20 members with honorary guests, will be in Boston July 3 for a short visit while en route to Portland Maine and the White Mountains.
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Union Athletic Grounds
Roxbury
Fire spreads through High street building complex
Fire at 12 30 A M destroyed parts of Nos 51 and 53 High street injuring none and causing an estimated 6500 in losses. Fifield & Co. stock may total 5000 damaged by fire and 1000 to restore, with other tenants' damage mainly from water not exceeding 8500. Ladderman Murnan of No 8 hurt en route. Related fires also reported in Boston vicinity and other towns with varied losses and insurance.
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High Street
Thos. Lord & Co
Eugene Barry
C. 8. Fifield & Co
Boston
Essex Street
Essex and
Washington
Edward C. Almy & Co
Miss Rose Bailey
Elm Street
Waltham
Allston Street
William Warren
Helen M. Stewart
Eaton Street
Charles Bowker
John St. Rand
Bellows
E. A. Eaton
Frank Adams & Co
Eaton
Vermont Farm Machine Company
Springfield
Mass
Dwight Streets
P. P. Kellogg
C. S. Ferry
C. F. Prentice
Springfield Cabinet Works
Bripgeport
Conn
Bostwick
New Milford
New York
Connecticut
Brussels
Ont
Tecumseh House
George Baeckers
E. Dunford
T. McCullough
Boots
Bellows Falls
Burlington
Terre Haute
Ind
Fairbanks & Duenwig
Haverhill
David Powers
New Street
Frank Taylor
Franklin Street
Taylor
St. Loui
Kingman & Co
East St. Louis
Portland
Perkins
Troy
N. Y
Campbell
Stillwater
Saugerstins
Sheffield
Atlanta
Jack
Oakland Garden Entertains With a Week of Varied Acts
The Boston area venues announce a lively July lineup. Oakland Garden opens with Tony Pastor’s company and features ventriloquism, acrobats, grotesque acts, and Bushel’s Bad Boys, ending with fireworks on July 4. The Boston Museum promises Palmer Daly’s Vacation Harvard vs Yale and a bustling summer, while Bijou Theatre and Boylston Museum host burlesque and magic acts for Independence week with extra matinees and notable performers.
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Oakland Garden
Tony Pastor
Bushel
Garden
Boston Museum
Palmer-Daly
Miss Carson
Miss Hall
Miss Perry
Boylston Museum
Boylston
Myles Morris
Marvelle
Frank Lawton
Ricketts Brothers
Nellie Collins
Elia Martyne
W. C. Turner
Fred McAvoy
Outdoor Sports Baseball Contests At Home And Other Fields
The Boston team defeated the Detroits 6 to 0 in a Saturday game with Hackett leaving due to a finger injury and Barrett subbing. The Union games featured a Cincinnati win over the Boston Unions 4 to 0, while multiple league results across cities are noted. The summary includes standings, player notes, and upcoming schedule details for the day’s baseball events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Boston
Bostons
A.B. R
T.B. P.O
Ae Geiss
Brill
Getngy
Sutton
Hornung
Burdock
Geiss
Wood
Gurney
Detroits
Buffinton
Wise
Morrill
Baker
Cincinnatis
Cincinnati Unions
A.B. RB
Hawes
Harbidge
Sylvester
Bond
Brown
Oo Hackett
Slattery
Ers
GS. Fees Oa
Cnet
Hurbidge
Bradley
Hackett
O’ Brien
Crane
Powell
Kelly
Maplecoven
Providence
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Fasiadelphia
Buffalo
Washington
D. C
McLean
Manning
N. E. Youne
Baseball
Chicagos
Philadelphias
Buffalos
New Yorks
Clevelands
Union
Massachusetts division bicycle meet and city parade planned
At the Massachusetts division L A W meeting it was decided to hold a meet and reunion in Boston on September 5 inviting all amateur wheelmen. A parade in the morning, a short suburban run, and a picnic dinner in the woods are on the program. The Lawrence Park association trotting meeting begins Wednesday with a large entry field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
Lawrence Park Association
John McKay
Tralifax
P. E. Melnery
Lowell
Charles River
HH. B. Winship
Narragansett Park
Charles, Just
Jacob Gaudam
St. Louis
Longwoods
Lawrence Club
Boston Ramblers’ Bicycle Club
News in Brief: Multiple murders and accidents across states
Two horse thieves Ed Owens and Si Nicker son killed near Rock Springs station Montana. Adam Williams arrested Joliet Illinois for counterfeiting with full set of dica found at his house. William H Owens killed Wilson Larkins at Waverly Tennessee for improper remarks to farmer's wife. Samuel B Hendricks Atlanta Georgia sentenced five years for attempted murder of Blanche Budden. Tom Stephens bicyclist arrives Davenport Iowa en route to New York after leaving San Francisco April 23. Body of C M Williams identified in New York river death by suicide. Four year old son of Cae Bettyman drowned at Deals Island Delaware. Bladderwort destroys small fish fry warns Prof. Baird. John C Hoffman Cincinnati indicted for murder found guilty first degree. insanity plea. Maryland despatch notes storm damage including mills and bridges. canal leak. Winnipeg thunderstorm fatal for Louis Gagnon Evangelist Gagnon killed John Carrivean injured. Cattle losses at Portage Louisiana. Bryant Ohio boiler explosion at Stryker. 40 workers evacuated. 30 buried. boiler piece hurled to house.
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Owens
Si Nickerson
Rock Springs Station
Mont
Adam Williams
Joliet
Til
William H. Owens
Wilson Larkins
Waverly
Tenn
Samuel B. Hendricks
Atlanta Ga
Blanche Budden
Tom Stephens
Davenport
Stephens
San Francisco
New York
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
C. M. Williams
New York City
Cae Bettyman
Deals Island
Baird
National Museum
John C. Hoffman
Cincinnati
Hoffman
Maryland
Chesapeake and Oho Canal
Winnipeg
Man
Louis Gagnon
St. Boniface
Evangelist Gagnon
John Carrivean
Portage
Laraiie
Bryant
Ohio
Stryker
Train death and local notes from various towns
Albert Biggs 22 was struck and killed by the Shoreline train in Providence. Interest grows in a Durham coal vein. Springfield Vermont votes to build a bridge across the brook and imposes a 3000 tax. Biddeford Maine begins baseball grounds construction. Rev John E Davenport 63 commits suicide in Providence. Cornish Maine clothing industry expands to 150000 garments. Clinton Bemis, Plainfield, VT, arrested in Cornwall VT on horse theft and jewel theft suspicions while en route to New York.
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Albert Biggs
New York
Providence
Durham
Conn
Springfield
Main Street
Springfield House
Biddeford
John E. Davenport
Boston
Cornish
Maine
Clinton D. Bemis
Plainield
Cornwall
New York State
Local Society Notes From The City And Campus
Mr. William Sharon of the Palace hovel in San Francisco is stopping at the Adams house. Walter M. Robinson, Gov Robinsons son, will graduate from Amherst college Tuesday and attend the exercises. Prof Dunbar of Harvard, former editor in chief of the Daily Advertiser, resumes his post with E M Bacon named managing editor. Hon C S Parnell has written Rev McKenna about Irish national convention attendance with Sexton as substitute. Frederick J Hutchinson counseller at law married Eliza Gertrude Dennison of Newport. Rev Phillips Brooks officiated. Franklin Burr, long with KR H White Co, received a valuable French clock from the ladies of the manufacturing department on his withdrawal evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sharon
Palace Hovel
San Francisco
Cal
Adams House
Walter M. Robinson
E. M. Bacon
C. S. Parnell
McKenna
Faneuil Hall
Sexton
Frederick J. Hutchinson
Eliza Gertrude
William Dennison
Newport
Phillips Brooks
Trinity Church
Franklin Burr
KR. H. White &Co
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Boston Bost
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Joseph E. McDonald
Indiana
Telegraph and Mail
Bayard
Foreign News
Suakim
Takrum
Khartoum
Karsala
Germany
Frankfort-on the-Main
Statt
Portugal
Chamber of Deputies
America
Pete Hyacinth
Paris
Gotham Gleanings
Senator Thomas
Republican Party
Railroad Commission
Hobart
Thomas
Maj
Chadwick
Rockwell
Robinson
Dawes
Bay State
Asa Gray
Charles F. Thwing
Francis W. Storey
Samuel H. Scudder
F. W. Vaughn
William T. Piper
W. J. Rolfe
Samuel A. Eliot
Edwin Farnum
E. O. Kinsman
W. T. Piper
8. C. Chandler
F. W. Bond
E. W. Gusher
Munroe
William F. Bradbury
Thayer
Harvard Law School
Abel W. Stevens
University Press
First Religious Society
J. Henry Thayer
Walter S. Swan
Thomas M. Higginson
James B. Thayer
John Read
William J. Rolfe
Arthur Geyer
William C. Henshaw
William F. Bradley
William H. Whitney
Charles Austin
Archibald M. Howe
E. R. Champlin
Freeman Hunt
William H. Dodge
Louis F. Vaupel
J. Q. Bennett
Francis B. Kean
TRE Democrats
Prohibitionists
Independents
New England
C. P. Kimball
James T. Hoyne
John H. Prentice
Allan C. Storey
James M. Horton
W. T. Eagan
New Hampshire
Francis B. Peabody
Jonas Hutchinson
C. H. Dyer
W. C. Hunt
Vermont
Egbert Jamieson
Frank Walker
New Bedford Standard
Boston Post
Advertiser
George Eldridge
Chatham
Pine Tree
Franklin Sentinel
Rep
Lewiston
Republican State Committee
Buffalo Express
James D. Warren
Rochester Post-Express
Wellesley Courant
Sons of Erin
Brattleboro
Canton Journal
Augusta
Providence Telegram
Hyde Park
Montpelier
Franklin J. Moses
South Carolina
Brookline Chronicle
Quincy Patriot
Randolph Register
Dedham Standard
Tammany Hall
New Haven Register
Waltham Record
Richmond Dispatch
Wiliam S. Paige
State Street
City Hall Notes
Mme. C. C. Rossiter
J. B. Mason
Union Square Company
Benton Blair
Charles Coghlan
William Seymour
Fantine
Napier Lothian
Dexter Smith
Boston Theatre
B. E. Woolf
Bijou
John Ea
Barrett
Chi
Baltimore
Baltimore Unions
Keystones
Metropolitans
West
Louisville— Athletic
Louisville
Athletic
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Columbus
Metropolitan
Edes
State Association
Worcesters
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Baffinton
Young
Sporting Miscellany
Charles
James A. Ten Eyck
Peekskill
Nicholas Layberger
Wheeling
W. Vua
Ten Eyck
Layberger
James A. Crosby
James H. Butler
John A. Andrews
Shadow
John Bryant
Cohasset
Ella
P. X. Keating
South Boston
Ibex
Williams and Knowlton
Gertie
D. F. Pinkham
Zetta
Fowler
Warren
Golande
H. W. Burr
Annie J
J. Johnson
Charlotte
Thomas Cross
Vera
F. J. Carter
Mist
John’ A
Sullivan
South
Frank J. King
Joun
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Boston Union Grounds
F. A. Kemp
G. A. Morrison
W. J. Gilmore
C. P. Daniels
Joseph Flynn
J. B. Carrick
Salem
T. Riley
W. A
T. Mokely
M. Ryan
D. J. Herty’s Unknown
Revere
C. H. Blankenberg
R. Lundy
NEW England Notes
C. H. Graves & Sond Boston
Thomson-Houston
Armington and
Sims
American Electric Ang [Uminating Co
Congress Street
Evwaed H. Gofe
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