Cleveland’s National Victory Echoed Across Papers
In Lewiston Maine and Cleveland Ohio readers relay editorials praising Cleveland’s forthcoming presidency. Mentions of political shifts in Chicopee Amherst and Augusta reflect renewed Democratic and Mugwump support, while a Florida paper salutes the coming administration with vivid religious language and optimism.
Burglary at Goodyear Tea Store and Other late news
Burglars entered the Goodyear tea shop in Springfield on Tuesday night stealing $25. A printing press section at American Printing in Fall River, Mass was shut down for now and others will close after current work is countered. Ex-police officer Nicholas J. Dean of Salem was arraigned in Newburyport for larceny and embezzling $531 from James Muldoon, pleaded not guilty and held for trial. Michael Jean and Charles Harley of Salem named as Dean’s accomplices. Fisherman William Frazier of Cromwell Conn found dead from blows after a quarrel with his two sons, all three reportedly drunk. sons to be arrested. A mangled body found near Milford Depot, identified by clothing and a bill from Lippmann Brown & Co to K. Davis Sowell, Mass, suggesting a train accident. Maine executive council heard a petition to appoint special constables to enforce liquor law in Androscoggin County. Sheriff Hinckley and ex-Mayor Koward favored, opposition none. decision pending.
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Newbury“port Herald
Treasury
Epator Jackson
Tennessee
Porter
Henry
Mexico
Michigan
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Department of Justice
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Senate
Washington
Dolp Chamberlain
Paris
Atkins
Indian Affairs
Andrews
Portland
Ayor
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Supreme Court
Troy Press
Vermont
Phelpsie
Charles Francis Dams
Lincoln
Edmunds
Eorge Alfred Townsend
Ir. Gray
Wilmington
Del
Gray
Grey
Bayard
Charles B. Morton
Augusta
Blaine
Clevelntl
Hendricks
Cleveland O
Plain Dealer
Anitio
Gunckel
Cleveland
Chuce
Samuel Bolton
Michael Jean
Charles Harley
Salem
William Frazier
Cromwell
Middletown
Conn
Iast
Frazier
Oath Milford (Coon
Lippmann, Brown & Co
New York
K. Davis
Davis Sowell
Mass
Executive Council of
Maine
Ndroscoggin
A. J. Hinckly
Koward
Lewiston
Salina
Texas Pacific Broad
United States Land Office
Wallin Walla
Chicago
Wallasila
Paacific Express Company
Helena
Ells Farge
Harles H. Howard
Tavia
N. Y
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Herschfield
Leavenworth
Ken
Tim
Kam
Boston Post
Samuel S. Cox
United States
Turkey
David B. Harmony
Department of the Navy
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Portsmouth
N. H
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Amherst
Wm. Burns
Plymouth
Nicholas Hatheway
Fall River
William F. Kennedy
Taunton
Ransom R. Grant
Plattsburg
James T. Wiley
Elizabeth
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Chatham
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Palmyra
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Watson
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Middleboro
Alien Wa
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Mr. Alden
Edward J. Buckley
Boston
West
Mr. Buckley
Boston Theatre Company
Madison Square Theatre Company
Madison Square
the Park Theatre
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Edward H. Gale
Committee On Election Laws
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Frank C. Bromley
Nathaniel Conant
Meddybemps
California
James Whitehill
Leadville
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Whitehill Gold and Silver Mining Company
Ella A. Giles
Wisconsin
Madison
William Brown
Marion County
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Witein
Bostonian Society
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Huntoon
New England Postmasters Seen With New Managers
Special Washington report notes postmasters named in New England and several other states while Samuel S. Cox is nominated envoy to Turkey. The president also considers Pearson’s reappointment amid Mugwump pleas. many midwest and western postmasters listed. Cox praised for Eastern affairs and commercial policy. shifting diplomacy and yard duties highlighted.
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New England
Cox
Turkey
Mugrumps
Pearson
Attorney General Opinion on Duty Free Reimportation of Salted Meats
The Attorney General holds salted meats exported with foreign salt draw back may be reimported free of duty upon refund. The Anglo American Pork Packing Co of Chicago case is cited as the example. Secretary McCulloch previously ruled duties applied on both meat and salt. Garland sustains that review requires AG concurrence. Chicago collector instructed to act per this opinion.
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Washington
Gen. Garland
Secretary of the Treasury
Anglo-American Pork Packing Company of
Chicago
McCulloch
Manning
Neal
Garland
Lawrence
United States
Department
Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Atkins
Tennessee
Cleveland
Bureau
Sherman
Col
T. L. Casey
Washington Monument
Comptroller
Pynchon National
Springfield
Mass
National Eagle
Boston
Fifth National
Providence
R. 1
Monument National
Charlestown
Old
Boston National
Globe National
R. I
Lamar
Interior Department
Jacob Thompson
Kentucky
Interior
Buchanan
Fire Rages Through Music Hall and St Louis Church
A halted performance ends as Music hall Buffalo burns after a gas jet fire ignites a fly. The McCaul Opera company escapes but loses wardrobes and trunks. The adjacent St Louis Roman Catholic church catches fire. a citizen helper dies leaping from roof. Insurance values and building costs are noted.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Music Hall
McCaul Opera Company
Joseph Greene
St. Louis
Bellevue Street
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Simeon Sweet
Bennett Street
Manchester
Mass
Newport
N. H
Sears & Maxfield
Sears
Nathan Gilmore
Cincinnati
So. Louis
W. D. Haydock
Old Congrégational Church
Rebellion Rumors Roil Winnipeg March 25
Wild rumors of uprisings spread in Winnipeg as mounted police detachment clashes surface. Reports claim 15 officers killed near Carleton, rebels imprison 40 whites, and forces mobilize to confront insurrection led by Riel. Troops hasten westward amid citywide uproar and pending commissions.
Mystery of Ellington Murder Haunts Prince Edward County
News recounts the 23 year old disappearance of farmer Almond F. Ellington near Rice's depot in Prince Edward County Virginia. A mill pond search yielded his hat, a skeleton was later found on the Ellington farm, identified by a ring and gold teeth plugs. A runaway slave named Crawford Jeter is captured near Texas and sent back to face murder charges from 1862.
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Lynchburg
Almond F. Ellington
Rice
Prince Edward County
Ellington
Tau
Texas
Prince Haward County
Prince Edward Soudy
Crawford Jeter
Sanders Carr murder verdict delivers manslaughter ruling
In the Sanders Carr case at Montpelier Vermont the State Attorney opened for the state while H Heath defended, later George Wing and H A Huse argued. After Judge Powers’ charges the jury returned a manslaughter verdict around 330 PM. Sentence ranges from less than seven years to life or a possible fine, at the court’s discretion. Public sympathy favored the respondent.
Great Excitement Across Europe Over War Prospects
Europe trembles as Russia and Turkey move toward a Turco Russian alliance against England amid war talk. 25 000 Russian militia mobilized, Afghan frontier demands push, and British officers recalled. The London stock market sinks as fears mount. discussions with Turkish envoys and Bosporus diplomats fill the day.
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London
Europe
England
Russia
Constantinople
Porte
Prince Bismarck
Peter Lumsden
Ameer
Caucasus
Afghanistan
Edward Thornton
St. Petersburg
Earl Granville
Afchan
Earl Dufferin
TriPont
Turkey
Paris
le Temps
Schems
Bokhara
Turkestan
Nicholas
Vlademir
Peter
George
Central Asia
Woman suffrage sociable at Meionsoo a brilliant affair
The Meionsoo hall hosted a crowded evening of discussion and entertainment in support of woman suffrage. Mrs Mary A Livermore presided with remarks on progress, and speakers including Rev D Livermore Rev Annie Shaw Miss Cora Scott Pond and Mrs Claflin contributed. Music and readings complemented the program as guests enjoyed a supper served by gentlemen.
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Meionsoo
Mary A Livermore
Annie Shaw
Cora Scott Pond
Claflin
Skirmish Near Panama as Aizpuru Moves on City
Gen Aizpuru and a large force seize a position two miles from Panama. Desultory gunfire in Cathedral square precedes the capture of barracks. Aizpuru blocks the railroad station, prohibiting messages. Police and soldiers march toward join government troops, who retreat 43 miles away. Marines land from Galena but are unnecessary. Interior revolutionists hold the majority and are expected to prevail.
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Aspinwall
Aizpuru
Panama
Senor P. Preston
United States
Galena
Canal
No Indian Insurrection in the Winnebago Reservation
A Pierre South Dakota dispatch reports no trouble in the Winnebago reservation. A small band of Indians passed through the area causing fear among a few settlers, but no violence occurred.
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Winnebago Reservation
St. Paul
Minn
Pierre, Duk
Local Rail and Portage Totals From OCR Fragment
A readable OCR fragment lists multiple place names and monetary amounts across operators and routes such as New Brunswick Maine Central Portland Rochester Rumford Falls Buckfield and Bangor. Figures include $20 715 $42 245 $953 $1 376 and others, indicating a ledger of transit or freight charges between cities and regions.
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Eustern
New Brunswick
Maine Central
Monson
Portland
Ogdensburg
Rochester
Rumford Falls
Buckfield
Sandy River Valley
Somerset
St. Croix
Penobscot
Orchard Beach
Green Mountain
Bangor
Katahdin
Bridgton
Saco River
Lewiston
Auburn
Knox
Lincoln
Hasheen Redoubts Destroyed as Arabs Lose 3000 in Battle
From Suakim on March 25 British forces report heavy Arab losses totaling 3000, including 34 armed women. British casualties include 580 killed or wounded in Tuesday’s engagement and 1000 camels lost for transportation. Surrey and Grenadiers suffered no losses.
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Suakim
Hasheen
Grenadiers
Surrey Regiment
Osses
Graham
Home Government
Sikha
Two Sluggers to Fight for Belt in Butte City Match
Philadelphia march 25. Richard Fox arrives to back John Sullivan against Ryan in a planned bout. Fox will fund 2000 for Ryan if he wins and award a 2500 championship diamond belt. Sullivan adds 2000 to be given to Ryan on victory. Fox also offers to cover the Chicago publicist’s expenses. Butte City, M T, named as venue due to expected lack of police interference.
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Philadelphia
Richard K. Fox
John J. Sullivan
Ryan
Sullivan
Harry Hill
Fox
Chicago
Butte City
M. T
Lowell defends Cleveland choice of Mr. Phelps as minister to Britain
The Pall Mall Gazette publishes Mr. Lowell, the U S minister, stating President Cleveland would not make an inconsiderate appointment to the post and praising Mr. Phelps as a man of high character and independence. He cites the party shift as the reason for the change and says both nations should welcome Cleveland's selection.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Lowell
United States
Phelps
Cleveland
Court of St. James
Bigelow Sues Dodge Over Lawyer Fees Claim
In Worcester Mass on March 25 Horace H. Bigelow sues Taomas Hi Dodge for exorbitant fees. Dodge testifies denying Bigelow’s charges that he deceived him about proportional costs to Bigelow and the McKay company.
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Wooxcester
Mass
Horace H. Bigelow
Taomas Hi
Dodge
McKay Company
Will of Cornelius B. Erwin Distributes Large Charitable Funds
The Hartford will of Cornelius B. Erwin of New Britain allocates about 3400,000 to public and charitable uses in New Britain. Major gifts include 80,000 for a womans home, 50,000 for the public park, 359,000 for a cemetery with a chapel, 30,000 to New Britain Institute with 100,000 more as residuary, and 25,000 to maintain the South Congregational church parsonage plus 12,500 for a new chapel. Numerous smaller bequests to churches and missionary societies are noted.
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Hartford
Conn
Cornelius B. Erwin
New Britian
New Britain
New Britain Institute
South Congregational Church
Ituna
Yale Professor Phelps Receives Unexpected Appointment
Minister Phelps returned to New Haven and said his appointment came as a surprise. He will remain at Yale, deliver lectures, and not travel to England for weeks due to private business. Collegians plan a celebration Friday night.
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New Haven
Conn
Phelps
England
Yale
Collegians
Massachusetts Bicycle Club Opens New Boston Clubhouse
The Massachusetts Bicycle club hosted a grand reception for Boston wheelmen at their new clubhouse on Newbury Street. More than 60 members attended the Wednesday evening event, touring the elegant quarters and socializing. Supper was provided by Caterer Harvey Blunt in the gymnasium, and this marked the first inspection of the new facility, generating significant interest.
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Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Boston
Newbury Street
Harvey Blunt
Page trial in Rutland ends direct exam as cross begins
In Rutland Vermont on March 25 the Page trial moves to cross examination of Accountant McLaughlin by Gen Burnett after finishing direct questions about last year’s stockholders report. Russell for Haven’s counsel testifies to Page's admissions on use of certain acceptances as crowds fill the courtroom.
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Rutland
Page
McLaughlin
Gen
Burnett
Russell
New York
J. M. Haven
Snow Delay Hits Intercolonial Train to Montreal
An Intercolonial train carrying passengers bound for Montreal reached Halifax after a delay caused by heavy snow drifts on the northern division. Some travelers had been on the road since Wednesday, tying up schedules and inconveniencing riders.
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Halifax
N. S
Montreal
Obituaries and notices of prominent Staten Island figures
John S. Stephens secretary of the Staten Island railroad company dies suddenly in Brooklyn at age 80. He was a close friend and protege of Commodore Vanderbilt and served as a hireless attendant. Mrs Eliza D Longley wife of Fire Commissioner Longley dies aged 57. maiden Proctor, born Rhode Island, married 87 years ago. Funeral from 181 Warren Avenue on Friday afternoon. David Garland of Winslow Maine dies March 22 at nearly 90. was county goal missioner and represented Winslow in the legislature 1834 1854 1860, senator for negro...
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John S. Stephens
Staten Island Railroad Company
Brooklyn
Commodore Vanderbilt
Eliza D. Longley
Longley
Proctor
Roode Island
Warren Avenue
Aternoon
David Garland
Winslow
Suppay
Hampton
N H
Golm Missione
Rashsbez Werine Poers
Nerbebunk
Repudiated Ward 12 Democrats Rally in City Hall Ward Room
A Boston ward 12 meeting led by State Committeeman P. F. O'Donald denounces Alderman Mullane and Councilmen Jenkins Denney and Burke for backing a Republican led alliance in the city government. Ex-President John H. Lee and Councilman Collison address supporters urging repudiation and warning of GOP influence.
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Ward
John H. Lee
Harvey N. Cylison
City Hall
Ward 12
Mullane
Jenkins
Denney
Burke
Hudson Street
P. F. O’donald
John Lyons
Floral Tributes for Joe Goss and Pugilist Funeral
The veteran Joe Goss lies in state as floral offerings pour in from famed boxers and patrons. Funeral services are set for this afternoon at his Lagrange Street home before interment at Mount Auburn Cemetery, with banners and a belt design from David H. Blanchard among the elaborate tributes sent by peers and friends.
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Joe Goss
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Lagrange Street
Joe
Galvin Bros
Tremont Street
David H. Blanchard
John L. Sullivan
Thomas Denny
Patsy Shepard
Theatre interruption leads to heated remark about women fashion
A Detroit Free Press item recalls a man leaving his seat during a show then returning to find another woman occupying it. He mutters an insult about women wearing cotton stockings in winter, prompting protests from two women on either side and a sharply heated reaction as he leaves.
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Detroit Free Press
McCarty Fined In Holbrook Billiard Case. Canton Nominates Local Officials
In Quincy court on Wednesday Edward Mc Carty of Holbrook was fined 25 dollars and costs for keeping a billiard room without a license. Canton Republicans nominated J. W. Seavy T. F. Lyons and Fred Endicott for sectmen, with other nominations following independent caucus results. Frederick W. Douglass and Edward H. Server of Cambridge saw charges of collecting money from liquor dealers to suppress evidence continued to Saturday, bail reduced to 500 dollars. The funeral of Rodney Presley was held at his Malden home, with Odd Fellows and Malden Commandery delegates present, Rev. S W Foljambe officiating, and a selected quartet performing. Floral tributes were abundant and the ashes placed in the receiving tomb.
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Quincy Court
Edward McCarty
Holbrook
Canton
J. W. Seavy
T. F. Lyons
Fred Endicott
Independent
Frederick W. Douglass
Edward H. Server
Cambridge
Rodney Presley
No. 11
Maple Street
Malden
Boston Londosa
Odd Fellows
United Order of the Golden Cross
S. W. Foljambe
the Baptist Church
Hearn Charged in Break-In Case Held for Superior Court
Mary Hearn faces charges of assisting her brother in breaking and entering at house No 3 Ber wick park. She was held in 1200 dollars for the superior county court before Judge McCafferty on Wednesday.
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Mary Hearn
Berwick Park
McCafferty
State House Commission Debate and Senate-Log Standing Orders
The Boston House debated reconsideration of the Berry petition on homes for workingmen, but the motion failed. Hartwell offered to form a committee to probe state house accounts and sergeant-at-arms expenses. laid over. Debate followed on furnishing bill items from 1834, with Doherty and Cross opposing the order and Beard defending access. The motion to reconsider was adopted and the order rejected.
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State House Commission
Leahy
Boston
John M. Berry
Yeas
Hartwell
Fitchburg
House
Senate
Doherty
Cross
Newburyport
Beard
Judiciary
Kendrick
Springfield
Ann E. Robbins
Cummings
Mason
Worcester
Walnut Grove Cemetery Corporation
Danvers
MceQueeney
Lawrence
Coffin
Ingalls
Swampscott
Smith
West Newbury
O'Sullivan
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Great Britain
Walker
Malden
Bristol
Tyler
Charlemont
Warner
Bailey
Milford
Parker
Acton
Geo. W. Knight
Mr. Tobin
James Maher
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
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Osgood Bradley
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Province Street
Robert Anderson
Norman Street
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Nettleton
Aldermanic Committee On Armories Wenestley
Board of Aldermen
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Sol Keene
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Stoneham
Rem Eames
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Patrick Owens
Margaret Maguire
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C. W. Bartlett
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Reed
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Hatt
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M. Co
Ame Ve
Lane
Marsh
Altonan
Smith Va
Marzes
Scarnage
Flin
Tutts
Goodridh
Muip.y
City of
Superior Criminal Court
Edward Barry
Oagé
John L. Cook
J. Frank
Beaman
Norfolk County Probate Court
Judge White
Mary P. Pillsbury
Hyde Park
Moses Pratt
Cohasset
Sally Metcalf
Franklin
Susan B. Blanchard
Weymouth
Nathan Ely
Wrentham
Joseph Lavina
Fanny J. Richards
Sharon
Middlesex County
Anna M. Barnes
Rebecca 8. Tufts
William Mackey
Edna G. Childs
Natick
Henry O. Mayrard
William H. F. Nevine
Julia A. O’conner
Robert Douglass
Alfred A. Young
Sil
Dana Hall
Lexington
Elizabeth Ediesson
Somerville
Alfred M. Norris
Robert Mahoney
Holliston
Gustavus Gifford
Waltham
Harriet Pierce
Martha A. Dodge
Jeremiah Coveney
Medford
Ann A. Kelsey
Winchester
Alfronius Knights
Mary G. Scott
Carlisle
Jonas Hastings
Marlboro
Jane R. Atherton
Newton
Patrick Sullivan
Henry Davis
Elisha.h. Snow
Someville
William D. Winchester
Nancy C. Warren
Hopkinton
Betsey C. Warren
David T. Veazie
Roxboro
Susan Thompson
Harriet Parmenter
Edmund Swett
Owen McNiff
James P. Longley
Shirley
Louisa L. Kemp
Pepperell
Richard Welch
William EF. Tucson
Caroline E. Logan
Herbert F. Haynes
Emeline Ralley
Lucine
Tolesman
Wiliam Carr
Stow
Lucion
Day
Everett
Central Court
Jeremiah Twitchell
C. E. Gilman
Andrew T. Roche
Michael Roach
Mary Baker
Vagilancuv
House of Industry
William Bracken
James J. McCormack
James
Bridget Clinton
Dbattery
Bartholowew Cushman
Joan Shanahan
John Donovan
Roxbury Court
William Crowley
George Wetherell
John A. Cunio
Persusal
J. Minor Ely
Westfield, Mass
Judge Virgin
Maine Supreme Court
George Morton
Mary Fletcher
Burlington
Joseph F. Gibbs
Waltham National Bank
J. L. Choate
Lincocip
Te Bank
G. O. Yayior
W. Hasev
H. Lugas
Park Street