Birds Eyes Views Mixed News From Across Regions
A long miscellany notes oats waist high in South Carolina, big fish seasons off Florida, population shifts in Ireland, rails to Portland Oregon via Vancouver, rapid growth in Galasboro North Carolina, a New Haven hatter’s plan to draw customers with a colored beauty show, and 500 plus Alpena workers awaiting westbound passage. Reports cover Edgefield South Carolina liquor licenses, a grand electric light in Guadalajara, Norway’s independence anniversary, Florida seaport quarantine, Zacatecas anti fighting, a Warren County Georgia whiskey case, Virginia Nevada Chinese celebration, Jacksonville visitors count, New Orleans pay woes, Lowell horse accident, rope sales in North Carolina, Japan’s dancing master milestones, Knoxville baptisms, Illinois hen deaths, a Lynn County Georgia attorney’s odd maiden fee, Bulgarian clergy strike, Buffalo damages verdict against a liquor seller, and Philadelphia Catholic education schemes. Also noted: a McGrawville building turned cow barn, a head-two-eyed chicken in Georgia, charity hose company prizes, Fa lashas in Ethiopia, and missionary attempts among African Hebrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Iorida
Ireland
Jortland Ore
Vancouver
Galasboro
N. C
New Haven
Alpena
Mich
Edgefield
S. C
San Juan de Dios
Guadalajara
Mexico
Florida
Zacatecas
Warren County
Virginia
Nev
Joss- House
Jacksonville Times-Union
New Oriecans
Lowell
Mass
North Carolina
Umewaka Muakato
Japan
Tennessee River
Knoxville
Tenn
Illinois
Sylvania
Bulgaria
Buffalo
N. Y
McGrawville
P’ortland County
Gerritt Smith
Philadethia
United States
St. Charles Bororea Seminary
Philadelphia
Seton Hall
South Orange
Aaron Johson
Baxley
A. T. Pendergast
Jamestown
Jordan
Abyssinia
Basle
Nenendorf Concert Opens With Warm Attendance at Music Hall
Large audience attends Mr Nenendorf’s first popular concert at Music Hall on Wednesday afternoon. The programme pleases and the performance satisfies listeners who applaud heartily and encore two numbers. Overall the series appears set for success with profitable attendance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenendorf
Music Hall
Fire injures family at Flat 4 in West 126th Street
In New York on May 6 a fire erupted in flat house No 225 West One Hundred and Twenty-Sixth Street. Mr Edward Wellingham lay sick on the fourth floor. With difficulty he was rescued by his wife and two sons, all of whom were injured. The father, sons and a young daughter were taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West One Hundred and Twenty- Sixth Street
Edward Wellingham
Seven Hours Battle Around Poundmaker Reserve Reported
Battleford reports detail a long clash as Otter forces engage Poundmaker Indians. Heavy firing with muskets bows and rifles left about 100 Indians dead and numerous wounded. Otter losses eight killed and sixteen wounded. Despatches note a hard march back and anticipated further Indian retaliation. Toronto excitement grows as more telegrams describe seven hours of fighting and the brave stand of Otter’s command.
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Battleford
Otter
Poundmaker
Qu’Appelle
Crowfoot
Poundminker
Will
Dominion
Col
Factor McLean
Clarke
Middleton
Batouche
Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
John MacDonald
Herchmer
Mounted Police
R. B. Sleight
N. H
Lowery
P. Brooke
Wounder
G. H. Ward
Toronto
Poundmakers Reserve
Sergt. Cooper
Queen’s Own
Canada
Gray’s Opera Company
Watts
Queen City Fire Insurance Company
Col. Otter
Poundmaker’s Reserve
Colviter
B Battery
Ottawa Foot Guards
Toronto Infantry
Battleford Rifles
England and Russia face friction and possible war clouds
London newspapers attack government silence over Afghan frontier affairs and Britain's prestige. The Times warns war risks if peace is only temporary while The Standard portrays Sir Peter Lumsden's recall as England's humiliation. Dispatches cite Russia's stance and talks of arbitration with Denmark's king as potential mediator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Times
Times
Peter Lumsden
England
St. Petersburg
Russia
M. de Giers
Copenhagen
Denmark
Jury acquits would be assassin in New York trial
In New York on May 6 Richar Snort faced trial for the attempted assassination of Captain Thomas Phelan. The defense centered on vengeance against Phelan and alleged perjury by Phelan. After witnesses testified, the jury returned a not guilty verdict at 9:30, shocking the court and prompting the judge to discharge the panel member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richar Snort
Cap
Thomas Phelan
Phai
Charles W. Brooke
Helaa
Rossa
United Irishman
Phelan
Short
Lstter
Dagsec
Capitol
Washington
Walker J. Elliott
Mizzeroff
John F. Kearney
Pne‘np
Rosen
Kearney
George 5. Smith
Alexandria
Patrick Joyce
Museum of Jossa
Sher
East Maine Methodists open anniversary of Freedman's Aid society
Fellsworth Maine May 6 The East Maine Methodist conference opened in Hinnecock bell to mark the Freedman's Aid society anniversary. D D J C Hartzell of Cincinnati delivered the address before about 120 clergymen and 40 clergymen's wives. Notables included Bishop Thomas Bowman St Louis and several presiding elders and ministers from Maine and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellsworth
East Maine Methodist Conference
Hinnecock Bell
Freedman’s Aid Society
J. C. Hartzell
D. D
Cincinnati
Thomas Bowman
St. Louis
E. Horr
Chelsea
A. J. Kynett
Philadelphia
B. K. Pierce
HA. Bol'on
Boston
G J. Palmer
C. E. Libby
C. A. Plummer
Revs
Besse
T. Gerrish
Bangor
W. Is. Brown
Waldoboro
J. R. Clifford
Camden
F. J. Hailey
Calais
C. A. Southard
Rockland
Hansectm
Bucksport
North Adams Tragedy Baffles Nearby Towns
At North Adams Massachusetts on May 6 the town of Clarksburg three miles north faced a death by self harm and a probable child murder within days. Mrs Lucy R Benoir who recently returned from an asylum in Augusta Missouri ingested Paris Green and died. Two boys were staying in Henry N Davis yard yesterday when the incident unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Clarksburg
Here
Lucy R. Benoir
Augusta
Henry N. Davis
Annual Meeting of the Army of the Potomac Reelects Grant
Baltimore crowds celebrate the Army of the Potomac reunion with Gen. Grant reelected president and officers reaffirmed. Confederate veterans briefly invited to attend, sparking debate, while speeches praise Union and Grand Army unity. Fostered by Ford's Grand Opera House events, the gathering included ceremonies, telegrams, and music, signaling postwar reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Potomac
Grant
R. E. Lee Camp
Col. McGinness
Montana
Gen. Cooke
Society of the Womag of the Potomac
Snow Slide Disaster at Homestake Mine Kills Ten
Chicago reports full details of the Hed Cliff Homestake silver mine disaster near Leadville Colorado. Ten young men leased the mine last December and were entombed in their night clothes. A sealed letter dated February 20 shows they had been buried for over two months before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedcudfern
Chicago
Homestake
Tennessee Pass
Leadville
Hed Cliff
Col
Tetter
Iormers
Arrest of Maxwell in New Zealand Extradition Planned
Chief of Police Harrigan received a cablegram reporting the arrest of Maxwell for the Preller murder at 2 this morning. The note from Auckland dated May 5 notes Maxwell was arrested yesterday and will resist. Extradition papers were prepared to be sent to Auckland and the officer cannot depart San Francisco before June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Harrigan
Preller
Auckland
N.Z
Maxwell
San Franciso
Adams will case testimony highlights town leaders and sanity
In Ossipie New Hampshire testimony filled the Adams will case as witnesses including George W. Thompson Sandwich selectman for nine years and A W Baker Lebanon postmaster and former state representative voiced his views, with others like John Hatch of Portsmouth also weighing in. The witnesses generally asserted Adams remained sane though some noted his illness and use of alcohol late in life.
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Ossipie
N. H
George W. Thompson
Sandwich
Adams
A. W. Baker
Lebanon
House of Representatives
John Hatch
Portsmouth
Adam
Severance
Kilew Adams
Igners
Charles E. Tilton
Adamis
Adams Weavers in Mass Strike Continues at Nontrew Mills
Adams Massachusetts May 6 The weavers of the Nontrew Manufacturing company in both mills held a dua meeting and resolved to continue the strike. Earlier reports suggested progress with 1000 of 2500 workers at work and 80 weavers, but crowds at the mill gates discouraged entrants and reduced production. The Renfrew mill is closed entirely while Adams operates with a small workforce. The strike remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mass
Dua
Renfrew
New York Chicago and St Louis railway directors reelected in Cleveland
The New York Chicago and St. Louis railway company held its annual stockholders meeting in Cleveland. J H Devereux and Jas Tillinghast were reelected as directors, Henry Hammersley named vice president, replacing W A Whitney who resigned along with Jas DP Curry. 1884 earnings totaled 3,207,491 with net earnings 818,257 and a total deficiency of 623,342.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company
J. H Devereux
Jas. Tillinghast
Henry Hammersley
W.A. Whitney
Jas
DP. Curry
Vhce Stephenson Burk
Treasury cash count nears finish with minor penny discrepancy
Washington May 6 The count of moneys and securities in the United States treasury is complete except for the reserve vault. Treasurer Jordan says the process is practically over and everything is found in satisfactory condition. The only discrepancy is 2 cents missing from a 5 dollar package of pennies in the cash room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Treasury
Jordan
Murdered Elder Henry Miller Found Near King's Point
Great Neck L I May 6 Henry Miller one of the village’s oldest residents was murdered by unknown persons near King's Point last night. His body was found this morning.
Genuine Angostura Bitters Warns Against Imitations
Advert warns that Angostura Bitters from Dr J G Siegert & Sons is the only genuine imported product. It states all other bitters sold under similar names or as imported from Angostura are spurious imitations made in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angestura
Iegert & Sons
South America
United States
Siegert & Sons
Destruction in Brooklyn Fire Leaves Dozens Dead
The sunlit morning reveals a ruinous scene on State Street and Columbia Place after yesterday’s blaze. Firemen say the odor of burning flesh lingers while crowds search debris for missing victims. By 4 PM, nine bodies recovered today, totaling twelve with one identified as Edward Butler of Atlantic Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
State Street
Columbia Place
Edward Butler
No. 51
Atlantic Avenue
Voard
City Works
Benjamin Moore
Frank W. Miller
Massey
First District Court
Atlanticg Avenue
Masonic Grand Chapter Installations at Portland May 6 1835
The Grand Chapter at Portland met at 9 am with committee reports and dispensation to continue work. Officers elected and appointed included district deputies and grand officers. Royal and Select Masters met at 2 pm with no public action, later adjourned. In Dover NH, Stafford County Masonic Mutual Relief elected officers led by Nathan Hill as president.
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Portland
Masonic Rand
Lovell
Grand Park Lodge of
England
Quebec
Grand Chapter
Henry Box
Thomsston
Temple
Lockinod
Dummond
Alpert M. Pesskey
Au- Mn
Fixthistrict
Oliver Gerrish
Bortlind
Joseph HW. Drummond
Rank
Edward P. Burnham
Saco
Levi A. Gray
Stephen Berry
Horace H. Burbank
Seco
Fessenden I. Day
Lewiston
William J. Burnham
Charles W. Harvey
Belfast
P.G. C
Work
W. A. Barker
Rockland
Leander W. Fobes
Ira Berry
Dover
N. H
Stafford County Masonic Mutual Relief Association
Nathan Hill
Aimon Falls
W. R. Tapsey
J . W. Ham
D. Lir. Folsom
Nathan Wentworth
Great Falls
O. S. Brown
Salmon Falls
Levi G. Hill
Bonito Massacre: Nelson kills Flynn Maybury family and guards
A desperado, Martin Nelson, robs a Bonito house and shoots Dr. Flynn and M. S. Maybury family members. He wounds a daughter, kills a neighbor and a guard before being shot dead by townspeople. Nelson, once an orderly citizen, had moved from Nebraska four years ago.
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Maniac Hills
Santa Fe
N. M
Fr. Stanton
Bonito
Martin Nelson
Nelson
Maybury
Herman Beck
Nebraska
President appoints postmasters and officials in several states
Washington May 6 The president appointed postmasters Charles H. Chapman Hertford Conn William D McMaster Woodstock Vt Marshall P Ryder Plainville Conn and William M Tunnewell Exeter N H to succeed expired or suspended appointees Also Representative Collins and F J Pratt arrived to file a bond as new internal revenue collector for western district of Massachusetts Four Virginia delegations urged Richmond post office appointments but the postmaster general made no decision Second Deputy Commissioner N P Loveridge of the pension bureau resigned effective May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles H. Chapman
Hertford
Collins
F. J. Pratt
Greenfield
Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
Treasury Department
Virginia
Richmond
Baltimore
N. P. Loveridge
Pension Bureau
J. M. Stone
Mississippi
North Carolin
Pillsbury
Remupy
New York Sun
Springfield Republican
Blaine
Atlanta Constitution
Atkins
The
Indian Bureau
Hassler
New York
Indian Service
Daniel Macauley
Kentucky
John L. English
John D. Howes
Indianapolis
Michigan
Don. M. Dickinson
Dickinson
Hoadly
Ohio
Cleveland
Washington Post
John W. A. Shaw
Colored Democratic Association of New York
Antiem
Tilden
Louisiana
Weiler
Col. Stevenson
Centralia
Republican Party
Chicago
Hill
Ike
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
Encirer
Indianapolis Sentinel
Boston Journal
Itis
Keene
Boston
Collision on Huantupa River Severs Lin Yun Steamer
The steamer Lin Yun collided with the Ocean Steam ship company steamer Orestes on March 28 on the Huantupa river near Woosung Shanghai. About 100 passengers and 12 crew on Lin Yun perished. 32 passengers and seven crew survived. The City of Rio de Janeiro reports the disaster after arriving from Hong Kong.
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San Francisco
City
Rio de Janeiro
Hong Kong
Huantupa River
Lin Yun
Woosung
Shanghai
Ocean Steamship Company
Orestes
Reserved Tribute to Collector Pillsbury by One Who Knows Him
A Maine letter defends Eben F. Pillsbury against Republican critics and Dr. Everett. The writer argues Pillsbury supported reform, resisted Blaineism, and upheld Gov Garcelon with solid Democratic backing in Maine. They call the Pillsbury appointment deserved and honorable, a genuine tribute from true Reform Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector Pillsbury
Boston Post
The
Independents
Dr. Everett
Pearson
New York
Cleveland
Pillsbury
Everett
Eben F. Pillsbury
Republican Party
Geo. B. Loring
William ©. Endicott
Grover Cleveland
Garcelon
Maine
Massachusetts
Harvard University
Blainites
Mr. Pillsbury
Box of diamonds and pearls found in treasury vault
A sealed box wrapped in red tape was found in a treasury vault nook after years. It contained a bottle of diamonds a bottle of pearls a bottle of attar of roses and a lump of gold identified as gifts to President Monroe from the Japanese government circa 1823. Congress never acted to accept them and they remained stored in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Monroe
Congress
Vermont bidders press on with Mont real bonds sale
In St Albans Vermont May 6 bids were tendered for the Mont real Portland and Boston bonds held by Vermont National Bank despite reports of an injunction. Representatives from Brandon St Johnsbury stockholders and the suspended bank gathered with Receiver Hendee. Awaiting more bids and examiner review before forwarding to the Washington comptroller for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Montreal
Portland
Boston
Vermont National Bank
Passumpsic
Brandon
St. Joinsbury
Vernont National
Hendee
Comptroller
Washington
Boston youth uses hatchet on neighbor’s home
Alexander McKenney, wielding a sharp hatchet, tried to mimic Washington by attacking George W. Rogers’s house at 90 Newman Street South Boston. Lacking supervision he was turned over to Policeman Dunn of division 2 and remains in custody.
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Alexander McKenney
George W. Rogers
Newman Street
Boston
Washington
Polceman Dunn
Division
Station House
Trial resumes in Richmond for murder of Fannie Madon
In Richmond on May 6 the T J luverius murder trial against Fannie Lilian Madon continued. Four additional jurors brought the panel to nine. two hours and a quarter were spent questioning 200 summoned men before Judge Atkins ordered the sergeant to summon 400 more for 11 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Richmond
T. J. Luverius
Fannie Lilian Madon
Atkins
Ules
Rutland sets about planting three thousand five hundred trees
Rutland reports Arbor Day activity with about 3500 trees to be set. Pittsfield grants 64 liquor licenses and collects 12750 in fees. Portland receives applications for accommodations for 16000 Grand Army men. A summer hotel to be built at Damiscove Maine. Island bought for 4201 dollars. Isaac T Hobson of Wiscasset Maine to place 4 rright steamboats on Portland to Wiscasset route. Waldron of Oiltown defaulter said to be in the west paying creditors. Thieves rob Dr C R Greely’s dental room at East Weymouth, stealing goods valued at 30 dollars. Owl's Head Mountain House sold to F E Morey for summer opening. Ambrose Houston of Green Hills New Hampshire dies at 1 years old in farm cart accident. Chibauld Resentey, Canadian, killed at Romneys mill saw. Bootmakers strike continues at Spencer Massachusetts. Adrian L Horné receives naval cadet appointment after a vetting. Portsmouth Chronicle hints Mayor Page to retire and succeed as NH internal revenue collector. Marcellus Eldridge to replace him. Gilpatrick cruelty case misreported. no decision yet. Attorney General Tappan to confer with Solicitor Eastman at Exeter.
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Rutland
Pittsfield
Portland
Damiscove
Isaac T. Hobson
Wiscasset
Waldron
Oiltown
C. R. Greely
East Weymouth
Owl’s Head Mountain House
Lake Memphremagog
F. E. Morey
Ambrose Houston
Green Hills
N. H
Spalding’s Mill
Romney
H. E. Horné
Salmon Fralis
Arthur H. Locke
Portsmouth
Horne
Portsmouth Chronicle
Page
Putney
New Hampshire
Marcellus Eldridge
William A. Gilpatrick
Newmarket
Ccsse
Tappan
Eastman
Exeter
Sata
Exile's Return Honors Dr Gould With Toasts At Dinner
Distinguished guests including Leverett Saltonstall Francis Parkman Jr and Harvard President Eliot gathered at Hotel Vendome to honor Dr G Benjamin Apthorp Gould returning from 15 years in South America. Speeches praised his work at Cordova meteorology and astronomy noting new photography methods and lasting contributions to science.
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G. Benjamin Apthorp Gould
South America
Hotel Vendome
Leverett Saltonstall
Francis Parkman, Jr
O. W. Holmes
William G. Russell
James Freeman Clarke
Eliot
Harvard University
William Smith
Brooks
Middlesex County Probate Court
Pickering, Goodwin and Lovering
Harvard
Josiah Quincy, Jr
Henry W. Foote
Samuel Quincy
George S. Hale
Leverett Sualtonstall
Gould
Germany
France
England
Coast Survey
Albany
Buenos Ayres
Benjamin Apthorp Gould
Copernicus
Keppler
Gallileo
Newton
Saltonstall
University
Francis Parkman
Dr. Gould
Mr. Gould
Dr. Parkman
Lovering
John Hersche
Cape of Good Hope
London
Prof Pickering
Lie
Clark Tells State House Committee Unreliable Time Books
Testimony at the state house hearings centers on Rufus R. Clark and the reliability of his time books for engine room stone work. Witnesses describe inflated bills, unclear entries, and substitutions. expert stone cutter estimates probe the true cost, while the committee adjourns with further testimony promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ux. Clark
State House Investigating Committee
Fish Culture association names new officers
At the Washington meeting of the Fish Culture association now the American Fisheries society the nominating committee reported a slate unanimously elected for the ensuing year led by Col. Marshall McDonald as president and a broad regional roster including Dr. William M. Hudson Ely Blackford W V Cox Fred Mather G Grown Goode L May Redmond J A Henshall Frank N. Clark G Worth and George Sneparid Paige on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fish Culture Association
American Fisheries Society
Lst
Committee
Col
Marshall McDonald
William M. Hudson
Hartford
Conn
Ely Blackford
New York City
W. V. Cox
Ohio
Fred Mather
Cold Spring
N. Y
Messrs.g. Grown Goode
F. L. May
Nebraska
Roland Redmond
New York
J. A. Henshall
Kentucky
Frank N. Clark
Michigan
G. Worth
North Carolina
George Sneparid Paige
New Jersey
Molly Maguires Rumored in Cumberland Mountains Seek Mining Districts
In Pocahontas Virginia on May 6 reports suggest the Molly Maguires driven from Pennsylvania are gathering in the Cumberland mountains. Mine bosses Marten and Brown were killed after coffin notices, and a colored miner is believed dead. White foreign laborers allegedly hate colored miners, with an organized assault feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Pennylvania
Cumberland Mountains
Marten
Brown
New England Historical Genealogical Society Receives Gifts
At Wednesday afternoon’s meeting gifts were reported from A Burgess Rhode Island Historical Society and F B Hobson Norris Town Pa including volumes on Montgomery County centennial records. Massachusetts Historical Society contributed 1884 and 188?. Valuable pamphlets came from FH P Cherrington and manuscripts from Dr Charles W Parsons. Henry Cabot Lodge delivered a paper on Federalist authorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Historical Genealogical Society
A. Burgess
Rhode Island Historical Society
F. B. Hobson
Norristown
Montgomery County
Massachusetts Historical Society
FH. P. Cherrington
Charles W. Parsons
Henry Cabot Lodge
Inquest Reopened Over Riot Deaths In Lemont
The Lemont inquest into two men killed in a riot resumed as deputies testified they warned the crowd before troops fired in self defense. Funeral services were held for the dead rioters with Rev Dr McGovern urging peace and workers to return to their homes.
Cushion carrom billiards match Sexton defeats Slosson
In New York on May 6 Sexton beat Slosson 500 to 486 in a cushion carrom billiards contest. Stakes were 1500 for Slosson and 1060 for Sexton with clear scorelines: Sexton 30, Slosson 25, Waillander’s 448-118, loser 490-112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sexton
Slosson
Siesson
Hest
Bills Move Through Committee In Massachusetts Legislature
Reports from finance labor judiciary and public welfare committees outline bills to create a state gas commission, regulate wages, and advance water mains for Springfield. Other actions include suspending rules to admit petitions from Arlington Orthodox Congregational Society and Justice Kelley, with several measures deemed inexpedient or referred to next general court.
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Frye
Committee On Public Service
Essex County
Middlesex
Norfolk
Norfolk County
Root
Committee On Education
Reed
Messrs. Beckford, Sawyer and Donovan
House
Andrew
Judiciary Committee
Thayer
Sanderson
Committee On Agriculture
Hayes
New England Conservatory of Music
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Committee On the Judiciary
General Court
Augustus E. Scott
William Eustis
Lexington
O. A. Kelley
Committee On Public Health
State Board of Health
Lexington Water Company
Vinebrook
Elijah Clark
First Church of Christ In
Medway
Emery
Cambridge
Kite
Dresser
Boston
Finance
Randall
Huntington
Amesbury
Mr. Smith
Dudley
Committee On
Labor
Smith
Northbridge
Committee On Water Supply
Springfield
Adams
Attleboro
Cummings
Burdett
Hingham
Massachusetts School For
South Boston
Perkins Institution
Jewksburg
Bridgewater
Worcester
Taunton
Danvers
Hazleton
Montague
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Ashburnham
Arlington Orthodox Congregational Society
Geo. W. Kelley
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Boston Post. Publishing CO
Washington St
Bostom
Advan Bostom
Bocre
RMS Contents
Telegraph and Mail
Liberty
People
Northwest
Davis
Bixby
Ihrilleh
EL Aine
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Ford
Gen. Grant
Prosesnium
Horatio © King
Vandervort
Grand Army of the Republic
California
John C. Robinson
U.S. Grant
Gen. Robinson
W. H. Braw
R. E. Leecamp
Tik
Colorado Avalanche
Dr. Maxwell
New Zealand
Krailroad
Uncle Sam
Long Island
Madrid
Senor Romero Robledo
Spain
Costello
Mediterranean Sea
Nile
Rosetta
Constantinople
Irkish
Dardanelles
Masoasic Meetings
ITEUS
Siaty
Suakim
Graham
Tackool
Suukim
NEW England Notes
Hepliy
Cordova
Argentine Republic
Dr. Holmes
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Orion
Heaven
Earth
San Salvador
Tycho
Kepler
Florentine
Flamsteed
Mizraim
Shinar
William Everett, Jr
State House
Ius
Rufus R. Clark
Mr. Clark
Cross
Greenhalge
Clark
Doherty
Beard
Fay
Murphy
Daly
John Reardon
Capt. Mitchell
Baxter
Mr. Stafford
Stafford
Naphen
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Legislature
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Cogswell
Marden
Molly Maguirres
Lemont
Commonwealth
Connecticut River
Whipple
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Lynn
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Messrs. Mason, Smith, O’connor and Warner
Towinsend
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Story
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Stevens
Aseriem
Epre
Entertainments
Post Publishing CO
Publighera
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Lowell Democrat
Taylor
Lohcn
E. B. Waeshburners
Ashville
Doag
Hendrick
Nathaniel Wilson
Orono
Judge McCafferty
H. C. Munson
Pemigewusset House
Plymouth
T. L. Page
Elmwood
Phillips
Prospect
Maria
America
Edwin Stone, Esq
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Geo. W. Cady
Geo. W. Cady & Co
Thomasville
Cady
Springfield Union
White House
John S. McLean
Alice T. Blanchard
Shawmut Congregational Church
Ira Yaanehard
Worcester Street
Frederick KE. Atteaux
Carrie E. Willard
Boylston Street
Andrew D. White
Joseph Wialtte
Charles i. Poyt
Signor Ver
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
William K. Vanderbilt
Samuel F. Barger
Joseph H. Wade
M. Reed
Boston and Maine
Sanders
Georgia
Charles W. Rogers
Fred Wolfie
Milwaukee
Chicago and Northwestern
Winnetka
Florence
George F. Corning
Vendome
Yarmouth
N. 5
Rio Janeiro
Avery Street
W. BE. Simmons
Washinston Street
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