Democratic Senate takess committee posts in flux
Washington March 7 Democrats in Senate debate committee vacancies caused by retirement of Democratic senators. Contest for Finance, Judiciary and Appropriations posts, with talk of appointing David Davis to Judiciary and Georgia’s Hill contending there. Republicans plan delay tactics until their side is full. Reports say Garfield may name Stanley Matthews soon to Supreme Court, with Conkling and Thurman shifting positions. Office seekers swarm Washington as spoils system fears rise.
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Boston Post
Washington
Senate
Finance
Judiciary
Appropriations
David Davis
Garland
Senator Hill
Georgia
Judiciary Committee
Mahone
Garfield
Hayes
Stanley Matthews
Supreme Court
Matthews
Thurman
Conkling
Jones
Nevada
Rogers
Hunt
Court of Claims
J. Bancroft Davis
Judge Cooley
Michigan
Blaine
Gen
Grant
Willard’s
Messrs
Arthur
Don Cameron
Grant-Conkling
Chicago
Northwest
Treasury
Interior
McPherson
Post Office Department
William KE. Chandler
McVeagh
Hemands
Congress
Edmunds
Windom
Lincoln Qualified and Assume Charge of Departments
Lincoln qualified and assumed charge of their departments as reported in the records. The action marks a formal handover of duties within the organizational structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Windom Serenaded by Minnesota Republicans at Home
Secretary Windom was serenaded at his Washington residence by the Minnesota State Republican Association. Senators McMillan and Ramsey, Representative Dunnell, and Col. Fitch spoke briefly, praising him as Treasury head while noting his Minnesota ties. Windom expressed gratitude and spoke of his long service to Minnesota and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Windom
Minnesota State Republican Association
McMillan
Ramsey
Dunnell
Col
Thos. Fitch
The
Treasury Board Updates Boiler Clearance Rules For Steamboats
The Treasury Solicitor endorses the revised Rule 10 for steamers with boilers. Clearances vary by heating method and boat type, with minimum spaces specified around boilers and protective sheathing for nearby woodwork. The Acting Secretary approves amendments setting six inch side clearances on river steamers and two inch top gaps for internally heated boilers, plus two feet rear clearance.
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Washington
Marebh
the Treasury
Focal Board
Mischievous and Groundless Hog Cholera Reports
The State Department denied British reports of a U S hog cholera epidemic as unfounded stating logs in the United States are healthy. Officials noted Treasury redeposit issue pending and Windom decision expected tomorrow. Yellow fever reported at Point a Pitre Guadaloupe with cases on four ships. The White House hosted a crowd including Garfield and others. Carl Schurz slated for a Baltimore social banquet at Barnums. Executive nominations included Nathan Goff Jr for US District Attorney West Virginia. National bank notes redeemed reported, receipts from internal revenue and customs listed.
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Washington
United States
Philadelphia
Department of State
Legation
England
State Department
Treasury Department
French
Windom
White House
Executive Mansion
Garfield
Jim
Marshall Jewell
Judge Lawrence
Treasury
Senator Bruce
Congress
Bartlett
Point-a- Vitre
Guadaloupe
National Board of Health
Carl Schurz
Baltimore
Schurz
Barnum’s
Senate
Nathan Goff, Jr
United States Ihistrict
District of West Virginia
Hayes
Rockland Mayor Re-elected as Quiet Municipal Election Held
In Rockland Maine on March 7 1 182 votes were cast down from 1601 last year Col John S Case Republican was re elected mayor with 689 votes while George Gregory B and G A Lynde each received small totals The City Council will have a Republican majority and there was debate over refunding the city debt at a lower interest rate
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Rockland
John S. Case
George Gregory
G. A. Lynde
Ames
Citizens’ Caucus
Lynde
Bath
Thomas W. Hyde
Reuben &. Hunt
Washington Gilbert
Galen C. Moses
Postmaster Hopefuls Rival for James in Gotham Gleanings
New York report notes acting postmaster Col Harry Pearson as candidates seek the job with broad business support. Freight funds to Land League reach $70,000 via Ford Irish World. Other items include Fatty Walsh pardoned, illicit distillers jailed, a fatal stabbing, a thief named Ferry McGuire, Fusiliers’ visit, a seaman arrest warrant for murder, broker Smalley’s lost silver, and a suspect Morris detained.
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New York
James
Washington
Harry Pearson
Egan
Paris
Ford
Irish World
The
Land League
Patrick J. Walsh
Fatty” Walsh
Brooklyn
Raymond Street
Hayes
Hiram H. Atkins
Henry
New Paltz
Ulster County
United States
Lyman
William Burke
Jopseh Collins
Burr Brothers
Ann Street
McGuire
Boston Fusileers
Ninth Regiment
Ninth
Boston
Shields
Frederick
Alexander MePherson
Alice
Portland
McPherson
Sam
Theodore Smalley
Father McQueer
Morris
Maine Legislation: Bills Disposed Of and Blaine Resignation
Maine Senate and House action cover bills on taxation appeals, Kennebec Central Railroad aid, divorce custody, probate procedures, poor debtor oaths, and prison costs. A resignation notice from Senator James G Blaine triggers a vacancy to be filled by election March 15.
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Senate
Committee On the Judiciary
Kennebec Central
Ocean Park Association
Kennebec County
Minot
D. B. Perry
T. B. Swan
Calais Bank
Waterville
Kennebec Log Driving Company
James G. Blaine
Bar of the United States Court mourns Senator Carpenter
A formal meeting of the Supreme Court bar in Washington marks the death of Senator Matthew Hale Carpenter. Attendees include Senators Thurman Conkling Jones Davis Bayard Lamar Garland Hawley McMillan Blair Dawes plus Representatives Robeson Lapham Chapin Tucker and others. Resolutions praise his brilliancy learning and independence as legislator and lawyer, with the Attorney General urged to present them to the court and to the deceased’s family. Eulogies by Black McArthur Garland Emberg and Wilson followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Matthew H. Carpenter
Thurman
Conkling
Jones
Florida
David Davis
Bayard
Lamar
Garland
Hawley
McMillan
Blair
Dawes
Robeson
Lapham
Chapin
Tucker
McArthur
Matthew Hale Carpenter
Jerem S. Black
Senator Garland
James H. Emberg
J. M. Wilson
Meeting of the National Guards Association in Philadelphia
Delegates from the National Guards Association of the United States convened in Philadelphia with Gen. George W. Wingate presiding The body adopted an amendment to the association revenue plan and a resolution directing the corresponding secretary to request state adjutant generals report updates on state guards strength equipment discipline and training before the next convention The session ended with a request that delegates attend in uniform and an afternoon adjournment to 4 o'clock.
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Philadelphia
National Guards Association of the United States
George W. Wingate
New York
Maj. Wetmore
Plague Report From Bagdad Province Areas
London reports thirty five deaths from plague in Kerbera Nedjeff and Djagara in Bagdad province. Precautions are in place to localize the epidemic and ships from Turkish or Egyptian ports will be examined before disembarkation at Italian ports per official Rome announcement.
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London
Kerbera
Nedjeff
Djagara
Bagdad
Rome
Earthquake at Casamicciola Causes Heavy Losses
London dispatch reports further details of the Casamicciola quake on Ischia. The first shock struck at 1 30 pm Friday, a second an hour later, destroying the town’s upper portion and badly harming two thermal establishments. A seven second fatal aftershock followed with subterranean thunder, then collapsing houses and cries from victims. Estimated deaths near 200 and property damage around 1 000 000 francs.
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London
Casamicciola
Ischia
Boers Demand Independence and Armistice Terms Spread
London reports indicate Gen Wood met Joubert leading to an armistice to the 14th with no front movement. Boers seek full independence of the Transvaal and amnesty for leaders while allowing eight days of provisions to besieged garrisons. Parliament discusses Wood’s actions and Dutch efforts for peace.
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London
Newcastle
Wood
Joubert
Transvaal
Evelyn Wood
Natal
Amsterdam
Hugland
Hague
Storm Wrecks and Losses Across Scotland and England
The Scottish snow storm has eased but rail links remain down for days. About nine vessels were lost on the Aberdeenshire coast with around 100 lives drowned, including thirty aboard the Benrhydding from Calcutta to Dundee near Aberdeen. Nearby Northumberland also reported small vessel losses with all hands.
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London
Scotland
Aberdeenshire
Benrhydding
Calcutta
Dundee
Aberdeen
Northumberland
Serious Charge Against a North Carolina Legislator
The Committee of Investigation in Raleigh reports unanimously that Watson, a Republican from Edgecombe, obtained a per diem certificate for John Newell and forged Newell’s name on the warrant. The page involved acted innocently. the forgery is traced to Watson.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
House of Representatives
Watson
Edgecombe
John Newell
Bladen
Newell
Merchants' Exchange Denies Swine Disease Alarm
The Merchants' Exchange of St Louis reports no malignant disease among swine and deems public alarms baseless. A five member committee will coordinate with other exchanges and report to the British Minister at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Merchants’ Exchange
Merchants’ Exchange of
St.Louis
Washington
Town Officers Election Sets Vote in Concorp
Concorp New Hampshire March 7 The annual town officers election is held tomorrow for roles such as town clerk and selectmen The shift to a biennial November vote reduces political tension with local offices seen as technical posts and likely to draw a full turnout but limited wider impact.
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Concorp
N. H
Fire attempt at Topeka asylum thwarted by alarmed fire crew
In ToreKa Kansas on a Saturday night an incendiary attack on the insane asylum failed due to efficient fire apparatus. Investigators found paper candle wick and a powder package tied as bought. A wandering man is suspected and arrested. About 130 patients were housed there, risking mass casualties if the blaze had spread.
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Dover
N. H
Cocheco
Hopkinson
Mass
Hayden Rowe Street
J. B. Moore
Macwias
John Vansaw
Prospect Harbor
Gouldsboro
Vansaw
Kry West
Fla
Galveston
Bremen
Philadelphia
Morris
Port Perry
Ont
J. H. Sangster
Beecherhurst
ToreKa
Kas
J.A
J. T. Willems
Detroit
Mich
California
Jacques Seebo
Mt. Clemens
Memphis
Carrie Hogan
Yazoo River
Yazoo City
John Denmy
Chambersburg
Mercer County
N. J
Red Valley
Wallapole
James
Charles Fair
How He Took Mrs Barnum In His Arms And Trotted Her
Tom Thumb recalls lifting Mrs Barnum from a cradle in England and trotting her as a baby. He notes her later size and that Barnum laughed at the tale, while Mrs Barnum may have felt amused or embarrassed by the memory.
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Barnum
Mrs. Barnum
Wille
Death of Assemblyman Brennan in New York
Assemblyman W D Brennan of Malone and Ways and Means Committee died on a South Woods walk with companion George Sabin. Brennan had returned to health efforts from Albany, described as despondent, and may have taken his own life. Albany Assembly adjourned in his memory and set up resolutions.
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New York
Whittaker
Gov. Chamberlain
Wm. E. Hogan
Warating
Miocre
Malone
N.Y
W.D. Brennan
Ways and Means
George Sabin
South Woods
Ayer
Mr. Sabin
Brennan
Albany
N. Y
Wisconsin Snow Strands Trains Amid Storm Across Midwest
ChicaGo dispatch reports trains blocked in Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and northern Illinois with milk trains halted. Hotels, homes, and restaurants face disruption as snow plows work and shovellers aid. Sidewalks remain piled high hindering pedestrians though melting begins.
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ChicaGo
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Stockholders Adopt Plan to Raise Railway Capital
A special meeting of St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway stockholders approved increasing capital stock to 35 million dollars and adding two million dollars to bonded debt for construction. The vote followed a prior meeting that set these recommendations.
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St. Louis, Mo
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
Actress Charlotte Thompson Loses Jewel Casket in Toledo
In Toledo on March 7 actress Charlotte Thompson reported a diamond casket valued at 15000 dollars missing as she prepared to depart. Her agent stays to search for the missing property but no clues have been found.
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Toledo
Charlotte Thompson
St Louis man sells pacing mare Mattie Hunter for 12000
Robert C. Pate of St Louis sold his pacing mare Mattie Hunter to John Splan who drew on C F Emery of Cleveland for 12 000 dollars. Pate had bought the mare two years ago for 3900 dollars and she will likely be taken to Cleveland soon.
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St. Louis
Robert C. Pate
Mattie Hunter
John Splan
C. F. Emery
Cleveland
Seventeen Arrivals Bring 561000 Pounds Codfish to Gloucester
For the twenty four hours ending Monday morning there were seventeen arrivals from Georges bringing 561000 pounds of split codfish and 17000 pounds of halibut. Schooner E W Merchant from Grand Menon lost her jibboom and had a rough passage.
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Gloucester
Mass
Georges
E. W. Merchant
Grand Menon
Burglar Abraham Wright Injured Jumping From Train
Abraham Wright, a burglar, was being transported to Trenton for trial when he leaped from a moving train near the city. He was found unconscious and seriously hurt after the fall at about thirty five miles per hour surroundings.
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Trenton
N.J
Abraham Wright
New York
Nashville coroner's jury finds husband killed wife
The coroner's jury ruled that Annanias White killed his wife. The principal witness was White's six year old son who described how the murder was carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Annanias White
White
Marion county treasurer Fred Diehl absconds with defalcation
Abscconed official Fred Diehl, Marion county treasurer, fled last night after a deficit was found in his accounts. The shortfall is estimated at six to seven thousand dollars and his bondsmen will cover the loss.
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Remensnyder
National Reform Party
Fiannibal
Fred Diehl
Teasurer
Marion County
Hayes Praises Garfield Cabinet and Policy Continuity
In Pittsburgh on March 7 ex President Hayes said Garfield would maintain his policy in appointments and he expressed high satisfaction with the new Cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbourg, Pa
Hayes
Garfield
Marcus Kaufman shoots mistress then self in Auburn
Marcus Kaufman quarreled with his mistress Florence Tuttle and fired twice at her head then shot himself twice. Both survived in critical condition in Auburn, New York.
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Auburn
N. Y
Marcus
Michael Kaufman
Florence Tuttle
Hayes Arrives in Pittsburg by Pacific Express
Ex President Hayes and party reached Pittsburg at 2 PM aboard the Pacific express from the East and promptly departed for the West on the Ft Wayne road.
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Pittsburg
Hayes
Pacific Express
Ft. Wayne Road
Hayes Train Collision Hoax Denied by Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia officials deny a report that a special train carrying ex president Hayes nearly wrecked in a tunnel near Altoona yesterday. No collision occurred and officials attribute the rumor to a hoax in circulation.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
President Hayes
Altoona
Dutchess Lawyer Bound and Robbed in Mill Brook Home
Poughkeepsie police report William P. Traphagen a Dutchess county lawyer found bound gagged and robbed of nearly 900 dollars in his Mill Brook bedroom this morning with no clue to the robbers.
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Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Wm. P. Traphagen
Dutchess County
Mill Brook
Walking match scores reported at 2 A M
At 2 A M the walkers Rowell 147 miles O'Leary 190 Vaughan 116 and Albert 102 are listed with their current distances in the New York walking race update.
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New York
Rowell
Albert
O’leary
Vaughan
Amherst College President’s Wife Elizabeth Seelye Dies
Elizabeth Seelye wife of Amherst College president died at her Amherst home on March 5 after a life marked by campus work and partnership with her husband. Also noted were the burial of Miss Mary Pike in South Newmarket March 7, the Pike family farm link and Hannah Cole’s 105th birthday death in Rome New York, and L B Boomer veteran bridge builder dying in New York City March 6 aged 65 as head of the American Bridge Company.
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Henry Chickering
Pittsfield
Mass
Woburn
Joseph Chickering
Andover
Greenfield Gazette
North Adams Transcript
Henry L. Dawes
Governor's Council
State Reform School
Westboro
Berkshire County Eagle
Lincoln
San Francisco
J. W. Chickering
Washington
Benjamin Chickering
Elizabeth K. Churchill
Providence
R. I
West Newton
Churchill
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Moody and Sankey Tabernacle
Association For the Advancement
Polic
Boston
Unit
Brookline
N. H
Lowell
Woonsocket
R.J
Jere Prescott
Hutchinson
Old Water Department
Station One
Ferince
Mount Lebanon Lodge
Temple of Honor
Nathan W. Heath
Milford
Capt. Heath
Marblehead
East Douglas
Heath & Keach
Heath
Worcester
Heath & Dyer
Phebe Burgess
Capt
Quinshepaugh
Tisquantum Lodge of Odd Fellows
Union Lodge
Douglas
Richard Wallach
Washington, D.C
Alexandria
Columbia College
Joseph H. Bradley
United States
District of Columbia
Taylor
Berret
Wallach
Israel Fellows
Salem
Fellows
Kimball & Sargent
Philadelphia
New York
Calvin Thayer
Concord
Kingston
Ehibu Thayer
Thayer
Rockingham County
William F.thayer
Esshier
First National Bank
City
Clara E. Thayer
Hallowell
Elizabeth
Seelye
Amherst
Mass.) College
William James
Albany
Mary Pike
South Newmarket
Abraham Pike
Robert Pike
Pike
Hannah Cole
Rome
N. Y
Coxsackie
L. B. Boomer
New York City
American Bridge Company
New York Senate
Maine
Bear River Tunnel Company
Placer
Novada
California
American River
Colfax
Cape Horn
Central Pacific
Bear River
Green Horn Creek
Mass Meeting of Germans in Boston Backs German Socialists
A large Boston audience heard F. W. Fritzsche and Louis Viereck advocate the Socialists of Germany. E. M. Chamberlain presided and read resolutions denouncing Bismarck and the German government for suppressing liberty. Speakers Swinton Wendell Phillips and Viereck praised German democratic efforts and urged support for the socialist cause.
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Faneuil
F. W. Fritzsche
Louis Viereck
John Swinton
Wendell Phillips
Boston
Germany
Reichstag
Leipzig
Social Democratic Party of Germany
E. M. Chamberlain
Socialistic Party of Germany
Bismarck
Berlin
Hamburg
Hodel
Nobelirg
Karl Blind
Oscar Becker
Socialistic Party
New York Sun
Fritzsche
Workingmen’s Union
Trades Society
Swinton
von Moltke
Stecker
Kaiser
Bismark
Europe
Fritzche
Capital
Democratic Party
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Fritzsche
Massachusetts
Cincinnati
Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Russia
Philline
Land League
United States
Viereck
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Ceesee
France
Hanlan
Toronto
Wallace Ross
Ross
Trickett
Laycock
Boyd
Courtney
Elliott
St. Albans
Mornix&’S News
John R. Walsh
Wm. J. O’brien
Essex Street
O'Brien
Board of Aldermen
Homeopathic Hospital
Albany Street
Blaie
Exs
Blavy
College of St. Thomas Aquinas
St. Mary’s Catholic
Cambridge
United States Senate
Great Britain
Itatian Islands
New England
Signal Servicr
U.S. A
VY Gostos
Bh. M. Purssent
Sergeant Signal Corps
War Department
United States Army
Hoston
Bufaio
N. Buirlington
Charleston
I. Cleveland
Eastport
Vines
S. Cis
Erie
Penn
Jacksonville
New Orleans
la New York
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Oswees
Coeee
Rochester
Savannah
Toncoo
Oneesecacee H
Wilmington
N.C
Shoreham
Coxin
Globe Theatre
Little Em’ly
Gaiety Theatre
Olivette
Evenea
Boston Museum
Howard Atheneum
Boston Theatre
Evenne
Park Theatre
Atlas
Liverpool
Palestine
Glasgow
Switzerland
Antwerp
Powhattan
Mediterranean
Columbia
Circassia
Crookhaven
Celtic
Yokohama
Oceanic
Schleswig
Utopia
Halifax
Carroll
Glendeveron
Queenstown
Hecta
Newark
Moville
Alction
W. M
H. Harris & Co
Henry A. Bird
Carets, &c
Wilmerding
Hogue
Goa
Marek C. Ribbons
Wilmerding, Hoguet
A.S. Richards & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Johnson, Moody & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co
Isburgh & Co
Jesus
Moses Colman & On
C. T. Walker
R. L. Day
Ji A. M
W. R. McKey & Co
Boots and Shoes
J.C. McCurdy & Go
Philada
Gouculd
Tex
Gould
Jay Gould
Gen. Eckert
Samuel Sloan
H. Whilan
Samuel Shether
A. A. Talmage
A. W. Soper
Texas
Santa Fe
Iron Mountain
Dr. Euli
Wayne McVeigh
Pennsylvania
Waite
Devens
Robert ST. Lincoln
Cartter
Supreme Court of the District
Brown
Hay
Wm. E. Chandler
Bancroft Davis
Judge Hunt
the Navy
Thompson
Goff
Wandom
MccVeagh
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles Devens
Wayne McVeagh
Steamboat Regulations
America
James Lawrenson
Lawrensen
Bar of the Supreme Court
Carpenter
Hamilton Fish
Internal Revenue
National Bank
Maine Municipal Elections
Lewiston
M. T. Ludden
Sanborn
Andrews
Smith
Woodman
Lara
Foss
Portiana
William Senter
Senter
Gardiner
Joseph E. Ladd
Wm. Perkins
Scattering
Gotham
Land Leaguers
Bar of the United States Court
the National Guards
Association
New Albany
Ind
Frederick Fisher
Carter’sfspoke
Fischer
Hartford, Conn
Phenix Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford
Foreign News
Ireland
Africa
House of Commons
Arms Hill
Association For the Reform and Codification of the Law of Nations
Cologne
Charles A. Peabody
Association For the United States of America
Dublin
Forster
M. Dillon
the Times
Gorfar
Kincardine
Naples
Casamacciola
Deasy
CaicaGo
Chicago Lumbermen’s Exchange
C. A. Remensnyder
City Board of Water Works
Tom Thumbb
Bai Railway Interests
Gloucester Fisheries
ME. Hayes
Daniel Hart
Nashua Street
Washington Street
Court Avenue
City Hospital
William A. Gill
Athens Street
In Press
Commercial Street
Ohn Connors
Lindall Place
Eliot Street
Nellie Sullivan
Columbus Avenue
Thomas Leary
Wharf Street
Castlefield
Long Wharf
Manhattan
Woo
Moxicar
Scese
Keystone
Ovetman
Polosi
Raymond and Ely
Con
Harrisburg
Towlas
Faneuil Hall
J. H. Ashton
State St
Fairbanks
Redding
Chandler & CO
Winter St
Entertainments
R. M. Field
Dion Boucicault
Conn
Messrs. Chas. Barron
Wm. Warren
Geo. W. Wilson
J. Haworth
Alfred Hudson
J. B. Mason
J. Nolan
Maurice Stratford
Annie Clarke
J. R. Vincent
May Davenport
Saaie Martinez
Rose Temple
Kate Ryan
Carriaces
Mr. Boucicault
Colleen Hawn
Saila Mor
O'Dowd
Tompkins & Hill
Deal Gphra Company
Normandy
Falinitza Decors
Jas. O'Neill
G.C. Boniface
F. F. Mackay
J. W. Shannon
Nelson Decker
Emily Kigl
Mary Cary
Louise Sylvester
C. BP. Maeder
Fannie Vaughn
Chas. Stanley
Frank Carlos
W. P. Southard
Annie Beaudenot
Emma Abbott Grand English Opera Company
Mahitf
Mitchell
Maritana
Eumeta
Fra Dianvolo
Martha
Ironatore
Pantana Virginia
Romeo and Juliet
Bohemian Gin
Borton Philharmonic Society
Music Hall
Gluck
Bach
William Jr. Sherwood
Schumann
Mr. Sherwood
Volkmann
Sigurd Slembe
Bjo
Gabriel Wax
Art Galleties of
Noyes & Blakeslee
Tremont Street
Ranphisstion
Howard Athenaum
WM. Harris
Sidney C. France
Sidney Fisher
Suffolk
Sidney A. Fasher
Court Street
Pennis Bonner
Saia
James F. Farley
Assiance
Denver
Longmont
North
Western Railroad Company
Colorado
Hon
Prince of Boston
John H. Wells
Frederick O. Prince
John H. Wells, Ransom KB. Fuller
Francis Thompson
J. Gargan
Samuel H. Dobbins
James W. Denio
Trustees For Bondholders
Josiah G. Abbott, Jacob Edwards
Canfield
Merchants Bank
Congress Street
Devonshire Street
Fitchburg R. R
Northern Pacific Gold
Oregon Railway and Navigagation Co
Kansas Pacific R. R. Con
U. P. Collateral Trust
Massachusetts Central R. RB
First M’tg
Minneapolis & St. Louis Income Mortgage
Tower, Giddings & CO
Concord, N. H
Old Colony
R. Kd. Co
Old Colony Steamboat Co
Southern Pacific
R. R. Co
Delphos & Bur
RB. R
Chicago, Ill
Boston and
N.E
Geo. Wim. Ballou & Co
Wassachusetts
Central BR
Ghas. A. Sweet
State Street
Mk 3
State of
Foote & French
Congress Square
F. H. Peck
7 Exchange
J. F. Amsden & Son
Boston Stock Exchange
U. 8 S
Devonshire
Water Street
Sterling Exchange
F. A. Hawley & C0
Ohio
Kansas
Pat Ana
S. D. Loring
Jal Street
Ilinois
John Jeffries & Sons
Oscar E. Doolittle
Geston Stock Exchange
Simmons Building
Water St
Jas Palastr
Bay
Seil
ONEY
Evans & Son
Equitable
City OF
City Halls
Luctus Slade
City Hall
Roxbury
South
East Boston
Dorchester
West Roxbury
Brighton
Charlestown
Cuanes
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