Despatch Reports Bond Bonds for Ryegate Stone Cutters
A St Johnsbury Vermont despatch states 48 of 14 Ryegate stone cutters were re arrested and given bonds of 300 dollars each to appear at county court. Co B Martin ex representative and Daniel Hivan remain under 1000 dollars bonds each for grand jury exposure after district court examinations in Fall River. A 12 inch steam main in Slater Cotton Company Pawtucket Rhode Island exploded Friday morning scalding Patrick J Smith 49. The steam rupture broke a water pipe melted belts and caused the cam to stop. sprinklers activated and the plant will shut down rest of the week.
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St. Johnsbury
Ryegate
Co. B. Martin
Daniel Hivan
Fall River
Slater Cotton Apany
Pawuicket
R. I
Patrick J. Smith
Considerle
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Police
Gov. Hill
New York
Astate Park
Niagara Falls
Westerns Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
Board of Trade
Postal Telegraph Company
Lake Champlain
Port Kent
Delaware and
Hudson River
Irwin
Pennsylvania Gas Coal Co
Scott Haven
Topeka
United States Grand Jury
Oklahoma
Arkansas City
War clouds grow as Russia opposes Britain in Asia
Moscow dispatch warns England to evacuate Port Hamilton or face war and Russian move toward Herat. London shipowners urge Clyde defenses while naval prep expands. Across Europe and the Levant, ministries discuss arbitration and possible clashes as fleets and transports are mobilized.
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London
Moscow
England
Port Hamilton
Sea of
Japan
Russia
Herat
Moscow Gazette
Clyde
Journal de St. Petersburg
Gladstone
Stephen
Lumsden
Afghanistan
Har! Dufferin
Lord Dufferin
St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Baltic
Tirpul
Central Asia
France
Turkey
Standard
Europe
Gatschina
Lloyds
Black Sea
Helsingfors
Tsarskoe-Selo
Odessa
Geneva
Montreux
Varuna
Dardanelles
Channel
Earl Granville
Komaroff
Lessar
M. de Giers
Berlin
Vienna
Paris
Temps
Bismarck
Germany
Peninsular and Oriental Lines
Glasgow
Admiralty
Vancouver
Oregon
Dacca
City of Oxford
Devonia
Bolivia
Egypt
Erin
Rupert
Devastation
Newcastle
Postmaster Changes and Pension Office Outlook in Maine and Nation
The postmaster general fills vacancies in Maine East Bucksport Hollis Centre and Orrington while listing next incumbents facing charges including East Bethel East Lincoln Plymouth and several towns as vacant. Pension Office reports April 1870 certificates reached a monthly high with 8199 issued. Emma DeLong case grants widow pension after Jeannette expedition status change. Also notes lease review for Southern Pacific and Central Pacific, bank extensions to 1905, and Jordan replacing Wyman. Keiley named envoy to Austria Hungary.
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Washington
Moses W. Harding
East Bucksport
Thomas C. Mulvey
Hollis Centre
Lincoln Whedden
Orrington
F. E. Carpenter
East Bethel
Arabias Ludden
East Lincoln
Benjamin Loud
Plymouth
Maine
Belgrade
James Tibbetts
Caswell
Richard S. Caswell
Just Dover
Lewis A. Harvey
East Northport
Stephen E. Fietcher
Eaton
Lucy E. Stoddard
Goodale’s Corner
Charles D. Chapman
Hancock
Alfred B. Crabtree
Knightville
Lucey C. Seavey
Limestone
Nelson Getchell
New Portland
Samuel Nose
New Vineyard
Luther I. Wexer
North Eilsworth
I. F. Maddox
Commissioner of Pensions
Secretary of the Interior
Emma DeLong
Commander DeLong
The
Jeannette
United States
Secretary of the Navy
DeLong
New York
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Central Pacific Railway Company
Southern Pacific Company of
Kentucky
Bureau
Adams National Bank
North Adams
Mass
Caledonia National Bank
Danville
C. N. Jordan
Wyman
Jordan
Anthony M. Keiley
Richmond
Austro-Hungary
Official Report of the Advance and the Battle of the 30th ult
The report details the advance and battle on the 30th ult, outlining troop movements, engagement locations, and outcomes. It notes the actions of key units and commanders, the terrain conditions, and the immediate tactical results of the clash.
Robbery on Louisville Express Ends in Shootout
In a Bloomington bound Louisville express robbery a tramp-appearing man boarded the smoking car and attacked express messenger George K. Davis and baggageman Peter Weber. Davis was struck and Webber hit, the robber seized the safe money, fired at Webber, and escaped as the train neared Bloomington. Stolen funds exceed $1200 to $2000 with $400 dropped. Davis remains unconscious.
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Am Express
Curiaco
Louisvalle
Bloomington
George K. Davis
Peter Webber
Webber
Davis
Louisville
Sounded Express
Ind
Maine Postmaster Charged With Buying Office
A Maine city Democrat here urges removal of the republican postmaster who allegedly paid 1500 for the job. The postmaster faced debts of 1500 by the local Republican committee who required the postholder to assume the debt. Affidavits supporting the charge are filed and signed by leading Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
Republican Committee
Arthur
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Co earns 220 thousand in six months
From the treasurer’s annual report to March 31 stockholders will learn total earnings 555 597 77 dollars. Net earnings 220 315 55 dollars after 335 282 22 dollars in expenses and 85 172 30 dollars for construction. Six month net workings up 30 586 dollars. Total assets 5 498 511 71 dollars liabilities 5 241 759 37 dollars. A 6-year-old boy drowns in western canal near Middlesex street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company
Theophilus Beauchemine
Western Canal
Middlesex Street
Hudson Bay Co. Steamer Northcote Aground Near Elbow
Chief Commissioner Wrigley received a message from Maj. Gen. Laurie reporting the steamer Northcote with 300 troops aground three miles below Elbow. The vessel sent a party to evacuate doctors and Gatling guns to Clark's Cross, and to bring the wounded back. Dr. Reddock supplied an ambulance corps, leaving tonight via Moose Fort to tend the injured.
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Winnipeg, Man
Wrigley
Hudson Bay Company
Laurie
Northcote
Elbow
Clark’s Cross
Reddock
Moose Fun
Arbor Day Observed in Worcester Community
Worcester on April 30 observed Arbor Day with Worcester Grange and citizens. A meeting under the auspices of the visage endorsed the day’s work. Returns show 413 shade trees and 8 fruit bearing and lawn trees planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Grange
Carpenter Byrne on Witness Stand in State House Probe
The hearing shows Howard J. Byrne, a carpenter, testifying about his state house contracts from 1881 and 1883 84. He claims no kept books, poor recollection of numbers, and questions over bills and profits, amid later committee wrangles and adjournment to Monday.
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Howard J. Byrne
Cross
State House
Doherty
Charlestown
Byrne
Beard
Boardman
Mr. Cross
Mr. Beard
State House and Commonwealth Building
Mr. Byrne
Finance Committee
Mr. Fay
Essex County
Ibsiaie
Kiowledge
Issex County
Durne
Jors
Fay
Greenbalge
Beardman
Testator’s son Adams questioned over mental state at trial
Cross-examination shows Adams resembled an earlier insane figure, with witnesses noting intoxication as a trigger for odd behavior. Joseph Wentworth, longtime Sandwich trader and postmaster, described Julius as a favorite son and Adams as not of sound mind since 1879. Mrs Wentworth corroborates. Twenty four witnesses testified before adjournment.
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Parrott
Adams
Adam
Joseph Wentworth
Sandwich
Testator
Julius
Wentworth
Budget Deficit Reported By Chancellor of the Exchequer
London April 30. The 1885 budget shows a deficit of 7,049,000 pounds. Mr Childers plans raise income tax to four pence in the pound and imposes new taxes on property and alcohol. Total revenue 58,043,000 with expenditures 59,092,000. 1885-86 deficit projected at 14,932,000, to be met partly from debt reduction funds.
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London
House of Commons
Childers
Customs and the Excise
England
Civil Service Reform and Party Spoilsmen in Office
The writer argues for a practical civil service reform not tied to party spoils. Officials such as postmasters and collectors who are partisan should be removed by a Democratic administration, leaving clerks to do their jobs without political meddling. The piece condemns keeping partisan appointees in office as folly and stresses common sense reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Flouris
Civil Service
War Between Chicago Board of Trade and Western Union
Chicago April 30 The conflict between the Chicago board of trade and Western Union Telegraph Co. intensified today as the board barred Western Union from providing quotations. Western Union obtained an injunction to limit access to quotations but only to bucket shops. With new hall access denied the ticker service is halted and brokers and bucket shops lack quotes. The exact outcome remains uncertain.
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Board of Trade
Western Union
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Western Snion Telegraph Company
Exchange
Western Union Company
Telegraph Company
Bucket Shops
Open Board of Trade
Jury verdicts in Holmes vs Chaffee case and Mayer matter
The New York jury found in favor of the defendants in Holmes vs ex Senator Chaffee and Motitt Jr seeking 20000 for false representation in the Pittsburg Mining title. Separate trials noted for Dick Short in the attempted killing of Captain Phelvo and Ferdinand Mayer in a perjury dispute involving F Mayer & Co, with Mayer acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Holmes
Chaffee
D. H. Motitt, Jr
Pittsburg Mining Company
Dick Short
Capt
Phelvo
Ferdinand Mayer
F. Mayer & Co
Cattle Distemper Reported in Rockland Mass
In Rockland two Burke cows on Oregon Street died from cattle distemper. Selectmen notified cattle commissioners. Dr Kearn appointed to monitor cattle showing symptoms. Noted signs include rapid tongue swelling turning bluish, foam from the stomach, and progression to the head before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Mass
Edmund Burke
Oreg
Kearn
Harvard Students Stage Julius Caesar in Cambridge Theater
Harvard students under Elocution instructor Henry Dixon Jones plan a Shakespeare production of Julius Caesar at Lauder's Theatre. Edward Cummings plays Julius Caesar with Antony. stage design aims at Roman authenticity amid a Gothic venue. Rehearsals run daily as the cast, costumes, and methods receive praise from Lawrence Barrett and Henry Irving.
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Harvard
Sander
Jones
Harvard University
Shakespeare
Julius Cesar
Irving
Barrett
Henry Dixon Jones
Daniel Dougherty
Henry Irving
Antony
Mr. Jones
Edward Cummings
Lawrence Barrett
Lauder’s
Julius Cmsar
Stulus Milas
RUSON
Meg. Goodaln
Boston
Steamer Season Opens as Freshing Clears in Woodstock Region
Woopstock New Brunswick reports the first steamer of the season arriving this afternoon. Weather remains cool and river water levels drop with no new damage feared from the freshet. The Grand Falls Presque Isle Caribou route bridge area opposite Woodstock is healing. once the 18 bridge is rebuilt passengers and freight will cross by team until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woopstock
N.B
Grand Falls
Presquesse
Caribou
Woodstock
Accountant Bill Highlights Sparse Ledger Humor
A debt-prone merchant vows to settle his accounts with an expert after comparing his books to the far western plains, noting sparsely settled ledgers. The bill reaches 100 dollars, underscoring the cost of professional accounting.
Gloucester siblings held on incest charge bail set
In Gloucester on April 30 Judge Davis found probable cause in the case of John H. Collins and his sister Mary on alleged incest and ordered them held under $4000 bail each for appearance before the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
John H. Collins
Mary
Davis
Barnum Takes Severe Chill. No Local Illness Detected
Bridgeport report says P. T. Barnum was seized by a severe chill early this morning lasting several hours. By noon the reaction was pronounced complete with no sign of local disease.
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Bridgeport
Conn
P. T. Barnum
Reception for E J Phelps on leaving Vermont for England
A large Burlington gathering of 1200 citizens and 500 women welcomed E J Phelps as he departs Vermont for the English mission. President F Huckham of the University of Vermont spoke of national honor, and Phelps spoke of home and duty before an elegant collation.
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Burlington
Yvi
E. J. Phelps
Vermont
van Ness House
Fuckham
University of Vermont
England
James Rusell Lowell
Cambridge
Phelps
Panama dispatch says Toulm? uncondi surrender and treaty signed
Secretary Whitney announced that Rear Admiral Jouett reports the trouble at Panama is settled with an unconditional surrender and amicable treaty. The action prevented fighting in the city and preservation of property, aiding Isthmus transit and U S commercial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whitney
Jouett
Panama
Page trial defense rests in Utland court ruling delay
Final witnesses for the defense in the Page trial were called. Expert Yalden and McNair testified on statements and the coupon account. W R Page testified about a disputed $30 check. Ex-Gov Page denied Haven testimony on scrip. Judge Venzeyr postponed jury until Monday for legal arguments.
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Utland
Page
Yalden
Baldwin
Yaldens
McNair
W. R. Page
Haven
Venzeyr
Defendent
Fall River Mills Curtail Production Agreement Reached
A New York paper questioned mill reductions but local reports say Fall River mills faithfully extend a production curtailment. All firms except Durfee signed, agreeing to stop looms 240 hours before July 1 and suspend summer changes, with Durfee maintaining output while others cut to equal four weeks of lost production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
New York
Associated
Durfee Mills
Grant improves as he dictates Appomattox campaign
New York reports Gen. Grant's health continues to improve. In an interview Col. Fred Grant says the general dictated enough material for about 23 pages of his book and is now working on the Appomattox campaign. He is feeling better than since December and is expected to remain in New York until July 1 before traveling to Mt. McGreggor near Saratoga.
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Garcelon
Maine
New Orleans
Henry L. Dawes
Massachusetts Club
Young’s
Prof
Langley
Concord Monitor
Tost
Cogswell
Biilwaukee
Carl Mir
Mopich
Abner Copuin
Gardiner Colby
A. H. Bicknell
Colby College
Kentucky
Mr. Dupont
Louisville
Boyd
Dedham
Boston and Maine Railroad
McKeller
Danvers
George Reuben Jones
Grand
Biddeford
Sentinel
Tristram Goldthwait
Biddeford Pool
Samuel M. Bradbury
Limington
Joseph H. Holmes
British Board of Trade
A. 8. Crowley
Sarah Eaton
Calais
Enilworth
Liverpool
Cliftondale
Saugus
George A. Phinney
East Boston
Annie Westley Raddin
Westley Raddin
Chandler
the Navy
Hale
Hale Chandler
Little Hattie Clarkson
Court House
Butler
Hoyt Will Case
Roger A. Pryor
Gen
France
England
Germany
Paris
Phil Thompson
Concord
N. H
Patterson
Charles B. Harmon
Torrey
Bath
Kelvin Riggs
Capt. Delano
E. W. Ryder
Harry McLellan
Amsterdam
N. Y
Iowa
Edgar M. Johnson
Gov. Headley
Geddes
Ohio
Vilas
Denver News
John S. Williams
the Treasury
Lafayette
Ind
Courier
Indiana
Joseph J. McDonald
Gardiner
K. F. Pillsbury
Bangoe
Boutelle
Troup
Connecticut
Cleveland
America
Philadelphia
Eben F. Pillsbury
James G. Blaine
Pillsbury
Blaine
Consor
New York
Mt. McGreggor
Saratoga
The
Providence Journal
Venus
Neptune
Supgs
Aquartette
Jupiter
Regulus c
Regulus
Mars
Mercury
Aries
Saturn
Uranus
New state armory hall opened with governor reception
New Londonderry Conn April 80 The new state armory hall of the third regiment was formally dedicated this evening from 8 to 10 Gov Harrison and staff hosted a reception followed by a grand promenade concert and ball Ex Gov T M Waller newly named consul general to London attended and received hearty applause Colonels of all state regiments with staffs officers from Ft Trumbull and prominent citizens were present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Londpon
Conn
State Armory
Ft. Trumbull
Paris Bourse Opens Favorable After Averted Collapses
Paris reports a steady market at the monthly settlement. Baron Soubeyran secures assistance amid public talks of suspension. He holds 4 million pounds in Italian rentes. Rothschilds and Bank of Italy back overhang. Government to expel Orleans and Bonapartist princes, says Le Figaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Baron Soubeyran
Rothschilds
Bank of Italy
The
Figaro
Orleans
Hartford Raid Closes Opera House Gambling Den
Hartford police raided a gambling room in the opera house building and seized W. H. Roberts proprietor John Malone and Theodore Williams dealers. An express wagon load of gaming furniture was removed. The raid followed a tip from C. A. Rand a New York house commercial traveler who lost money and pledged his sample trunk at his hotel to fund gambling.
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Hartford
Conn
Opera House
W. H. Roberts
John Malone
Theodore Williams
C. A. Rand
New York
Rand
New Beawvorpd Aldermen Grant 85 Licenses Amid Street Plan
In New Beavorpd Massachusetts on April 30 the board approved 85 licenses in four classes with fourth class priced at 159 dollars matching first class. The Acushnet Street railway petition to set street grades for tracks was referred to the streets committee, which will review and finalize grades tomorrow to avoid work disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beawvorpd
Mass
Board of Aldermen
Acushnet Street Railway Company
Tramps whipped then run to river after jail vigil
In Anderson Indiana a mob of 49 men armed with switches battered four tramp victims jailed overnight. The assailants forced a gauntlet from the rail line to the river, where the men were driven into the water. Each reached the opposite bank bleeding but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Storm damages Abel opera house and Central hall in Easton
A April 30 report from Easton describes yesterday's storm damaging several buildings including the Abel opera house and Central hall. The Joss will reach $6000. A car load of lumber blew from the Lehigh Valley railroad at Mauch Chunk into the canal, and all westbound passenger trains on the same line were detained by strong winds.
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Easton
Abel Opera House
Central Hall
Joss
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mauch Chunk
Convicted Front Offenders Withdraw Appeal, Sentences Enforced
Washington April 30 Bell Mann and Edwin OC Kirkwood, once found guilty of forging navy department supply vouchers, have withdrawn their appeal. They will serve four and six years respectively in Albany penitentiary, ending their legal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bell Mann
Edwin OC. Kirkwood
Navy Department
Albany
Virginia and Carolina railroad sold to Atlantic Line syndicate
Petersburg April 30 The Virginia and Carolina railroad from Ridgway North Carolina through Petersburg to Richmond has been sold to the syndicate that owns the Atlantic Line railroads.
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Petersburg
Virginia and Carolina Railroad
Ridgway
N. C
Richmond
Atlantic Line Railroads
Weathered start to league season in St Louis and Jersey City
In St Louis 7000 fans braved rain to watch Sweeney and Lewis lead a 7 5 victory over Chicago with strong pitching. Jersey City beat the Boston team 12 to 8 as Con way and Murnan sparked a late rally. Also notes on Union club lineup, amateur games, and Harvard class races ahead.
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St. Louis
Sweeney
Lewis
Chicago
Dunlap
Dalrymple
Shaffer
Gore
Kelly
Anson
Glasscock
Pfeffer
Lu Boyle
Williamson
Quinn
O O Burns
Waker
Corcoran
Rivard
Fiint
Uae
Vagersius
Passea Lalls
Flint
Baker
Cushman
Davis
New York
Jersey City
Bostons
Jersey Boys
Conway
Murnan
Jerseyites
Bradley
Sutton
Ccc Peace
Jersey One
Sveence
Jersey Citys
Union Base Ball Club
South Boston
John F. Wall
Henry Stewart
Joseph White
John J. Sullivan
Michael O’brien
William O’brien
Frank Danielson
Patrick E. MccGlinchy
Martin L. Connolly
McCormick
Providence
Jim O’rourke
Amherst
Amhersts
Dartmouths
Harris
Chicagos
Buffalos
Detroit
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Athletics
Baltimore
High School
Chauney Halls
Newton
Harvard
Charles River
Eustis
Union Boat Club
Passenger on Chelsea Ferry Attempts Suicide at Noon
A man giving name H Weimer of 29 Warwick Street Roxbury jumped overboard from the Chelsea ferry near the navy yard at noon Thursday. A Wa pash boat picked him up and surgeons aboard treated him. He cites heavy troubles and a sick wife as motive.
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Chelsea
H. Weimer
Warwick Street
Roxbury
Navy Yard
Chas. A. Holt
South End
Haverhill Street
Franklin N. West & Co
C. H. Hill
Harrington & Freeman
Wim. Morse
Edward Kelly
Lawrence
North Street
Explosion Rocks South Second Street Frame House
Pottsville report details two men seen depositing an unknown object under a double frame house on South Second Street. A violent blast soon followed, blowing out the foundation wall and scattering plaster and furniture. Sixteen Hungarian laborers, their wives, and several children resided inside. none were seriously hurt and investigators have no clue to the attackers.
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Pottsville
South Second Street
Mahan Missing From City Sparks Local Anxiety
May. John W. Mahan, believed in Washington preparing a memorial for Irish soldiers in the Union war, has been absent from the city long enough to raise concern among lenders who say they loaned him money on mortgages and allege duplicates. Hon. William D. Park, the Boston Loan company, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Trainer, Rufus F. M. Attwood, L. S. Rothemberg, Mrs. Mary Ann Edwards and others await word.
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May
John W. Mahan
Washington
William D. Park
Boston Loan Company
Elizabeth A. Trainer
Rufus F. M. Attwood
Rothemberg
Mary Ann Edwards
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Haiwin Bibby
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Bibby
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Flagg
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Jarvis Field
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Sargent
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Centre
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Everett
Boston Fuse
Samia
Tm Bostom
P@ST PUBLISHING CC
O’brien
Hugh O’brien
Old Harbor Point
Moon Island
THRE
Kay
Mond & Whitcomb
Tolands
St. Hudson River
Thousana
W. Raymond
Washington Street
MAJ
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T's
Massachusetts
E. W. Bond
M. V.bedgerly
Mile ST
Geo
Carpenter
Kimball Bros
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