Willimantic Linen dividends misattributed to Sumner
The Lewiston Journal notes the dividend mix up stating Willimantic Linen company paid an 18 percent cash dividend plus a stock dividend totaling about 90 percent. It questions Prof Sumner's figure while noting few expect conviction or punishment for the star route thieves. The trials will cost close to 1,000,000 dollars, adding to the thefts and painting Dorsey Brady and company as a costly political target.
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Harvard Honors for Gov Butler Debate Stirs Journal
The Journal notes that Harvard College may confer the LL D degree on Gov. Butler, who already holds the title from another college. It urges Harvard to follow its precedents and bestow the customary honor, arguing against making wills publicized as narrow minded.
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Ireland More Prosperous Than England The Economist Claim
The Economist argues Ireland is more prosperous than England, citing bank note circulation from 1877 to 1883 and Irish rail traffic for 1881 to 1883, claiming gains despite population declines. It notes stock prices and dividends rising, but asserts Irish masses remain miserable under English-controlled railways and banks benefiting landlords and monopolists.
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England
Talking About 1884 Democratic Tickets From The Boston Post
A compilation of various newspaper opinions on the Boston Post producing Democratic presidential ticket ideas for 1884. Comments from Concord Monitor Farl River Herald Lowell Times Lower Citizen Utica Observer and others critique the Post for fabricating national tickets and fresh candidates like Morrison, Bingham, Wilden, McDonald, and Prince.
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Massachusetts
Governor Offers Control of Tewksbury Almshouse for 70000
The Massachusetts governor, before adjournment, proposed to assume control of the Tewksbury almshouse if the legislature authorizes a 70000 appropriation. He pledged to supervise spending and have bills audited, arguing past expenditures were lavish and mismanaged, and urged action to prevent further deficits. The exchange outlines authority, consent, and the need for legislative approval.
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Canada Shipping sues Acer & Co over cattle cargo contract
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports the Canada Shipping Company suing C M Acer & Co in admiralty in New York. Beaver Line owners allege violation of a February 20 1883 contract to load cattle from New York to Liverpool. They claim 239 head were not loaded on the Lake Manitoba departing April 28 1883, seeking 3000 dollars plus costs.
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Opening Night Dramatic Festival Opens in Cincinnati
The city hosts a large influx of theater lovers for a weeklong western festival. Clara Morris arrives, John McCullough stars as Brutus, with Lawrence Barrett and J E Murdoch in key roles. The Julius Caesar production features elaborate props and a Philippi battlefield finale. Festival costs total about 85000 dollars with pre-sales over 72000 dollars. production cost 20000 dollars.
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One of the French Immortals to Attend Its opening
A cablegram from Ottawa says Xavier Marmier of the French Academy will represent the immortals at the inauguration of the Canadian academy. Marmier, 74, scholar and author, has written travel books and translated Goethe and Schiller. He was elected to the academy in 1870 and recently produced the story book Arbre de Noel.
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English Capitalists Seek 80000 Acres in Florida Colonies
Sir Philip H. Clarke, representing a British syndicate, reports favoring purchase of 80000 acres in St John’s County Florida. The land, part of the Diston tract, is fertile with pine and cypress. The syndicate has deeds for 38000 acres in south Florida and plans English colonization for fruit growing sugar cane and cattle and sheep farming.
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Plans Filed for New Broadway Theatre at Thirty-fifth Street
Hyde and Behman of Brooklyn submitted plans to the building department to erect a brick theatre on the northeast corner of Broadway and Thirty-fifth Street on the old aquarium site. The venue will be used for variety shows.
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Rutland Editor Arrested Again on Assault Charge
H W Love editor of the Rutland Review was arrested for attempted rape of his 15 year old niece. State Attorney Howe filed power against him. He was held for examination next week in bonds of $2,000.
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Bulger brothers arrested for murder in Pittsburgh
Three Bulger brothers were arrested for the murder of Patrick Maguire on a Saturday night in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The report notes other diverse items including weather, coinage, accidents, and public notices from the period.
City Council Actions Yield Appointments and Pedestrian Plans
The city council and common council held meetings with aldermen appointing constables and public weighers while hearing petitions for street improvements on West Third street and Harrison avenue. Water board pay discussed, with a $716,000 appropriation for purification measures and meters. Parks and telegraph pole restrictions proposed. bids and repairs for bridges and Kneeland street widening authorized.
California crops promise record wheat and fruit yields
The Chronicle reports statewide crop prospects are strong. Wheat shows good condition with only four counties reporting minor grain bug damage. acreage up about 20 percent and output near last year. Fruit crops, led by Napa, set to break records, with wine production expected around 3,000,000 tons. barley and hay light but sufficient for stock.
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Steubenville Court Rules Liquor Law Unconstitutional
The court in Steubenville Ohio on April 30 declared the Scott liquor law unconstitutional. A saloon keeper had been arrested for selling liquor without the landlord's consent and argued the law impaired contracts. The justice cited unequal tax and impairment of existing contracts as reasons.
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May
Kate Kane Habeas Ruling Reversed Remanded to Jail
The U S Commissioner released Kate Kane on habeas corpus after contempt for throwing water in Judge Mallorys face. Judge Hamilton reversed the decision on a writ of certiorari, remanding Kane to jail. Bail was offered but deemed nonbailable. The prisoner vowed to refuse the fine if imprisoned for life.
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Reading Tracks Front Fortifies Against Pennsylvania Plan
In Reading Pennsylvania on April 36, workers for the Philadelphia and Reading railroad began laying tracks along the city front to block the Pennsylvania railroad from entering Reading. About four hundred feet have been laid of the planned two thousand feet as the Reading firm moves to secure its position.
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Trial opens on bondsmen liability for Ellery Albee case
In Keene New Hampshire April 50 a referee presided over a trial to determine the liability of Ellery Albee’s bondsmen. Albee is imprisoned in Concord. The case carries potential financial ruin for the sureties and brought eminent counsel to the hearing.
April public debt drop estimated at 3.5 million
It is estimated that the decrease in the public debt for April amounts to about 3.5 million dollars. The small figure is attributed to the...
Maine Methodists debate liquor policy and Lelacheur case
In Lewiston on April 30 the Methodist conference debated Sabbath observance and liquor policy. A new resolution declared alcohol, stimulants, and tobacco sinful. Rev Lelacheur faced charges for insubordination. he withdrew from the conference amid sustained charges and a one year suspension recommendation, while appointments covering Portland, Lewiston, and other districts were announced.
Ninety three ramshop keepers held for excise law breach
New York April 30 nine three ramshop keepers were held in 100 dollars each for trial today for violation of the excise law on Sunday. Elizabeth Quinquinet found not guilty of murder by a jury after testifying she stabbed D. L. Houvet on Feb 28 to defend herself from assault. Tewfik Pasha arrived from Constantinople en route to Washington. Ann McKinley rearrested for selling counterfeit trade dollars. J J Underhill left for Somerville with his nephew Edward Garrett 13 en route to the Indian country with 400 dollars of parental funds. Patrick Doran drowned after falling from a dredger in Newtown Creek.
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Somerville
Mass
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Stratford
Conn
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A Nest of Thieves Arrests In Lace Theft Ring
James J. Madden a former engrossing clerk for the New Jersey legislature and noted politician was arrested in New York charged with stealing 23000 worth of laces. He ran the lace department at Muser & Brothers on Broome street and admits to thefts dating back to last August. He named accomplices Max Gradkowski Anna Lewis and Madame Miller who bought and resold the goods. all were arrested.
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Supreme council officers named for Royal Archm meeting in Ricu Mony
The supreme council Royal Arcanm in Ricu Mony Va elected officers for the ensuing year led by John Haskell Butler of Boston as supreme regent and A C Tuppe of Boston as vice regent. W Robeson of Boston was named secretary E A Skinner of Westfield N Y treasurer Summer Albee of Boston and John J Wright of Richmond supreme trustees. Chicago was chosen as next annual meeting site.
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John Haskell Butler
Boston
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W. ©. Robeson
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Westfield
N. Y
Summer Albee
John J. Wright
Richmond
Supreme Trustees
Chicago
Incognito Crown Prince to Visit Rome Soon
Rome Diritto reports the Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany will visit Rome soon, incognito. A Dublin arrest, Negin, on murder conspiracy charges, turns informer. Sweden’s Riksdag rejects neutralization. Swedish policy remains defensive. Fitzharris trial in Dublin begins. O Connor jailed for refusal to testify. French Tonquin expedition spurs China alarm, some ships kept at Shanghai and Hong Kong. Documents on Irish murder suspects sent to Mr Sackville West. five more depositions planned. Secret Anglo American extradition talks ongoing.
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The Corsican Brothers at Globe and Danites at Museum
Theaters feature Daly's 7-20-8 a lively but plot-light comedy with strong acting, plus The Corsican Brothers at Globe with Stetson's company delivering dramatic spectacle and grand scenery. The Danites at the Boston Museum preserves McGee Rankin's rugged frontier tale with robust cast, while One of the Finest plays to a large Boston crowd at the Howard starring Gus Williams and Miss Waldron’s strong turn.
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John Drew
Launcelot Bargiss
Dames Lewis Paul Hollyhock
Yotke Stephens
G. He
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Virginia Dreher
Ada Rehan
Lewis
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de Belleville
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Meynard
H. E. Edwards
Boissee
Kate Meek
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the Howard
Howard
Gus Williams
Boston
John Mishler
New York
J. B. Bradford
Stuart Robson
Harry Broodgood
Gus
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Geo. B. Waldron
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D. G. Longworth
Mart Devine
Walter Bronson
Robert Weeks
Boston Museum
Alexander McGee
Mr. McKee Rankin
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Cora Tanner
Isabel Evesson
Nancy Williams
Billy Piper
Gas Explosion Kills Three at Keystone Colliery Near Ashland
An explosion at Keystone colliery one mile from Ashland, Virginia, killed August Welcher Patrick Reagan and Andrew Jones and seriously wounded Charlies Tyler and Cooney Watters. The blast followed pillar sliding releasing a large gas cloud ignited by lamp flames.
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Niagara Falls Association forms to protect scenery
The Niagara Falls association, a recently formed organization, aims to preserve the natural scenery around Niagara. It seeks support from locals and officials to promote conservation and public access while safeguarding the region’s landscapes.
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Terrible Mistake Kills Boston Partner on Fall River Steamer
On the Bristol bound from New York to Fall River, Albert H. Beal shot his partner A P Fickett in a stateroom after mistaking a shadow at the window for a burglar. Fickett died within an hour. Beal is in custody and to be tried in U S court in Boston. The tragedy shocks Dorchester and the firm of Fickett & Beal, spice dealers.
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Desperate affray on Acton Street ends with shooting
On Acton street a late night scuffle saw three unidentified men assault an intoxicated man on a house steps. The victim drew a revolver, fired, fell as another assailant shot him, and was later carried away by two men who found him unable to move. Earlier, two thieves fleeing a East Boston store fired at police and escaped unharmed after some stolen goods were recovered.
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Taunton
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City Hall Notes and Street Work Plans In Boston
The city forms a new Dooming board with L Foster Morse as chairman and Benjamin Cushing as secretary. Street work starts Tuesday morning. Police Commissioner Curran, Fire Commissioner Longley, and Health Commissioner Taylor will take office next Monday. An order to widen Northampton Street and East Chester Park on city land has been issued. Petitions seek laying out Gold Street from E to F and Branch Avenue from Spruce to Charles. Freeman and Jones ask betterments for Harrison Avenue extension be divided with taxes.
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Gould Party Arrives in St Louis Delivers to East St Louis
Jay Gould Russell Sage Samuel Sloan and a party arrived in St Louis by special train. They examined East St Louis terminal facilities. A subpena was served on Gould in a Missouri Pacific suit over the Poplar street track and his deposition is expected tomorrow.
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Frost Hits Fulton and Lomond as Fruit Crops Face Damage
In Fulton Delaware the heaviest frost of the season formed overnight, about one-eighth inch thick, likely damaging the fruit crop. In Lomond Virginia on April 30 telegrams from multiple areas reported a heavy frost last night, threatening crops as well.
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Notable social round from Charles Town and New York
Mr Augustin Daly and troupe perform at the Ven dome. Maj F H Parker, wife and child visit Tremont. Rev David J Ayres of Trinity NY visits Charles Town with son of Capt Oliver Ayres. Alexander Williams leaves for California with daughter to spend the summer. Alden J Beethen, now Kansas City Journal manager, donates 2600 to Kent's Hill Seminary. Miss Mary Patnam marries Lieut John Bigelow US Army. Rev Dr Duryea’s Brooklyn pulpit dispute leads to concerted efforts to call him back, but he remains in Boston.
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Legislature Passes Battery of Reforms and Government Investigations
In a Senate session Senator Liaile steered rapid business including a substitute bill to empower the governor and council to inspect public institutions such as state lunatic hospitals and reform schools, with access to records and hearings for officials. Other measures included taxes, trials, and municipal matters. a fire at a private property interrupted coverage, with delayed alarm response complicating firefighting efforts.
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Vetoes and petitions mark Senate action on water and mortmain issues
In a long session the house admitted petitions from Revere Water Company and others, created a committee on the Safe Deposit Vaults company veto, and received a governor veto on extending the Ocean Terminal Railroad and Dock and Elevator Company charters. The governor questions title scope, land dredging, mortmain issues, and the Mystic River lands, urging rehabilitation or removal of idle corporations.
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House of Edward Carlton at East Watertown Fire Valued
The residence occupied by Edward Carlton in East Watertown burned Sunday evening after his wife was murdered. Assessors value the house at 8200 with a 3000 insurance policy held by Quivzy Mutual Insurance.
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Boston Post Advertising Rates Overview
Rates for space and position in the Boston Post are listed by line and square measurements. General ads cost twelve and one half cents per line for the first insertion with six and a half cents for continuances, plus higher rates for special notices, entertainments, and local notices on various pages.
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Two Local Accidents Reported In New England Area
Cyril Cavey of Stow was badly wounded when his gun misfired while hunting on Sunday. Moses Lilly of Houlton died after being pulled into a shingle mill machine at Witcomb. he was about 50, left a widow and several children.
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Arrest of Albert Chamberlain in Portsmouth
Albert Chamberlain was arrested at Ports mouth Monday night for breaking into the house of Lydia A. Davis of Exeter. Treating in New Hampshire will be in order today. The prospects for the comings season are not thought to be very flattering, as many of the small breaks ran dary last fall and winter.
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Suburban Liquor Licenses Face Closure In Center Town
The last spring vote likely ends the two central hotels as licenses lapse. Spring hotel proprietor Samuel Bachelder plans a yard fence and private residence after 29 years of operation. Temperance efforts to lease Kelley’s hotel for five years as a coffee room failed due to Mrs Hey’s objection. it will also become a private home. The Law and Order League reports $3,060 in funds, with about $1,200 spent last year enforcing the law. Divorces granted in Salem include Persis L Fox and Josiah B Fox, In M Haight and Charles C Haight, Carrie B Manson and Seth H Manson, Vinette L Randall and Charles Randall, Ellen J Shelden and Jesse H Shelden, Carrie A Sevis and James Sevis Jr, Mary E Varney and Charles D Varney. Local notes mention Stephen Ives Jr. returning home, Essex Institute meeting May 21, and Medford fire department engineers forming a unit led by chief Thomas C Hill.
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Massachusetts bounty for sugar beets and sorghum ill advised
The Boston Gazette condemns a Massachusetts house bill proposing a bounty for farmers who grow sorghum or beets for sugar. It argues the policy is folly, as sugar is cheaper from cane and climate suitability favors tropical growth, predicting failure and harm to farmers, and mocking a potential sugar duty hike to subsidize a so called home industry.
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Pardons and Nominations From Monday Executive Council Meeting
Lemuel Bradford a former Plymouth treasurer granted a pardon for embezzlement with prior sentence due to end June 26, 1883. Arthur G. Hamlin of Northampton nominated and confirmed as clerk of Hampshire district court. Other nominations include Ma honey and Rogers as justices of the peace, Braman and Allen as commissioners of deeds for Massachusetts in New York, Hathaway as harbor and land commissioner, and Jones as master in chancery for Suffolk County.
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West Bridgewater
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Boston
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Bangor address denounces grogshops and temperance pledge
A speaker in Bangor condemns grogshops and Republican tactics he claims rely on liquor votes. He remarks he is a temperance advocate first and predicts the Republican party will fall like the Whigs, with a new party emerging to the forefront. He accuses office holders of courting rum votes to stem the tide.
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Saco
W. F. Berry
Saco Ferry
J. M. Woodbury
Shapleigh
Acton
West Newfield
H. B. Wardwell
South Berwick
E. W. Hutchinson
South Biddeford
Biddeford
South Elliott
E. K. Colby
South Standish
Buxton
C. E
Bath
Beacon Street
W.S. Jones
Wesley Chapel
A. S. Ladd
Bethel
Sandy River
Sylvester Hooper
Bowé Guinbaum
H. B. Mitchell
Brighton
Denmark
Alanzor
P. Sylvester
Brunswick
W. M. Sterling
Bryants Pond
G. H. Hannaford
Buckfield
Twiner
Nathan C. Clifford
Supernumerary
East
North Yarmouth
Freeport
Benjamin Freeport
East Poland
Minot
George Hoyt
Gardiner
Israel Luce
Gorham
Berlin
N. H
H. EK. Foss
Harpswell
Orrs Island
Hammond Street
R. Sanderson
Park Street
F. E. Rogers
Lisbon
Sabattus
Robert E. Bisbee
Mechanics Falls
David
N. D. Center
South Auburn
C. W. Abbot
Norway
G. L. Burbank
South Waterford
Stoneham
Otisfield
J. H. Snow
West Durham
North Pownal
A. C. Trafton
West Cumberland
Duck Pond
A. J. Dearborn
Augusta
Abel W. Potter
C. W. Bradlee
East Redfield
East Wilton
Weld
Temple
E. Gerry
J. K. Wakeman
Fairfield
J. A. Corey
Mercer
A. Eh. Mayberry
Farmington
C. Stone
Fayette
East Livermore
C. Munger
Hallowell
E. Martin
Industry
Stark
L. P. French
Readfield Corner
J. B. Lipham
Kingfield
Eustis
J. P. Roberts
Leeds
J. P. Cole
Livermore
W. Cauhan
Livermore Falls
Jay Bridge
M. E. King
Moonmouth
Pillsbury
Mount Varren
Vienna
Belgrade
O. H. Stevens
New Portland
New Vineyard
John Robinson
New Sharon
Farmington Falls
G. H. Barber
North Anson
Madison
D. B. Hall
North Augusta
C. A. Laughton
Oakland
North Sidney
Phillips
West Phillips
W.H. Foster
Skowhegin
L. H. Bean
Solon
W. B. Barrett
Strong and Freeman Center
G. D. Holmes
F. Gerry
Waterville
W.S. McIntyre
North Wayne
Wilton
J. M. Frost
Winthrop
G. F. Cobb
E. M. Smith
H. P.torsey
A.F. Chase
E. A. Robinson
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
Female College
J. L. Morse
North Western University and Preparatory School
Mellen
Japan
N. C. Clifford
Monmouth Quarterly Conference
Board of Church Extension
J. B. Donnell
J. A. Locke
W. W. Baldwin
J. H. Noyes
Joseph Colby
L. P. Adams
B. M. Eastman
True Whittier
K. A. Smith
W. H. Shaw
J. Luce
C. Miunger
B. Freeman
Gotham Gleanings
Royal Arcanum
Athletic
Metropolitan
Albany
Daly
the Park Theatre
Ifc
Boylston Museum
Boylston
Harry G. Richmond
Harry LeClair
W.dd. Russell
Mr. LeClair
Sheerans
Burt Watson
Mulcahey
Dan Sully
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Boston College Hall
Marke
Mare Antony
John P. Leahy
John B. Sheerin
Association Orchestra
J. B. Claus
Frank J. Powell
Boston Theatre
Standard Opera Company
Standard Theatre
Lecocq
Signor Cirillo
Europe
Italy
A.M. Palmer
Union Square Theatre
J. W. Collier
Sheridan Shook
Palmer
Frank Sapger
Edouin
Sparks
Globe Theatre
Harry M’glenen
Bounce & Co
Bijou
Mr. Lothian
Lotta
F. L. Olmsted
Brookline
W. Y. Bowditch
Boylston Street
Howard Potter
Daniel Huntington
George William Curtis
Cornelius Vanderbilt
J. Hampden Robb
Niagara Fells
Niagara Falls Association
City Hall Notes
Legislature
Webster
Angiaid
Charles W. Sumner
Plymouth County
Renfrew Manufacturing Company
Daverport
Winter B. Somers
Leominster
Clara Wells
George Wells
William Robinson
Pittsfield
Springfield
Mulligan
Yarmouth Camp Ground Association
Dr. Morrison
H.M
Blanchard
Starks
Savoy
Macaulay
Gibbon
Carlton House
NEW England News
MAENE
Watertown
the Executive Council
Jackma
Ters
Tremont Street
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