Suspicious bargaining over Supreme Court nomination
The piece argues that Democratic support for Stanley Matthews is a political trade to secure a judge aligned with the dominant party. It cites Matthews’ Republican nomination and party services, warning that a court shaped by such bargains would be unsafe and railroad-influenced.
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Stanley Matthews
Matthews
Supreme Court
Senate Nominations Confirmed and Political Turmoil Persisting
The Senate met in executive session with several nominations confirmed while a Republican caucus produced no policy. Contests remain unresolved after the President discharged his battery last week. Stanley Matthews’s confirmation is doubtful. Dorsey linked to Star route robberies by Oregon despatches. Chicago switchmen strike risks violence amid outside labor efforts. A naval officer cites high casualty estimates in Ohio visit. Post Office orders cut eight steamboat routes saving 75000 annually. Massachusetts House debates Judge Day case. Boston schools to consider district high schools abolition. New Era Hall hosts state fire company delegates. Charles Merrill trial in Augusta proceeds. Miss Fanny Parnell hosts reception in Lowell.
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United States Senate
Conkling
Stanley Matthews
Senate
Oregon
Dorsey
Arkansas
National Republican Committee
United States
Chicago
Ohio
Post Office Department
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Judge Day
Boston School Committee
New Era Hall
Charles Merrill
Week’s Mills
China
Augusta
Weather Outlook for New England Sees Warmer Southerlies
Partly cloudy with occasional rain across New England. Winds variable shifting to warmer southerly. Barometer steady to higher.
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New England
Weather Bulletin Notes Temperature Shifts Across Regions
A special weather bulletin reports higher temperatures in the middle Atlantic States and upper Lake region, with milder rises in the upper Mississippi valley. Winds vary in New England while southerly elsewhere, with rain in New England and the lake region. Overall, partly cloudy and occasional rain expected in New England, with fair weather in the middle Atlantic and Gulf States today and tomorrow.
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Middle Atlantic States
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
New England
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Gulf States
Heat Wave Sweeps New England and New York States
Despatches from the mountain country report temperatures of 90 to 96 degrees in New Hampshire and Vermont with highs near 95 in several towns. Boston remains hot but cooler by comparison as a torrid blast affects the Northeast and Troy, New York records 9 by the shade in the heat.
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Boston
New Hampshire
Vermont
Mercury
Concord
N. H
Troy
N. Y
Washington caucus leaves Robertson fight unresolved
May 10 report from Washington notes the Republican Senate caucus adjourned with little action beyond affirming prior rulings on nominations. Conkling appears satisfied, while patience among administration allies remains thin. Debate over Robertson and other nominees promises long Senate consideration and possible strategic shifts.
Interesting Report from a United States Naval Officer
Com Kane arrived with the Galena at Ohio on April 7 and offered aid after a disaster. He estimates 5,000 to 6,000 dead, notes extensive destruction, and reports ashore hospitals and wounded, with natives unhelpful and a need for medical care. He praises ship crews and lists nearby vessels in port as he prepares to Smyrna for coal and orders.
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United States
Washington, D. C
Com. Kane
Galena
Ohio
Sadyk Pasha
Smyrna
Avies
Duvet
Voltigeur
Antelope
Taurus
Bursdey
Oregon Star routes fraud tied to ex Senator Dorsey
Denver suit targets S. W. Dorsey former Arkansas senator and National Republican head for schemes to boost mail service pay through Oregon routes. Frank D. Wilcox acted as claimant's agent, with telegrams and contracts showing staged bids, inflated speeds, and subcontracts ending in tens of thousands in increased payments. Oregonian inquiry links Dorsey to the Star route scheme and notes related scrutiny of Post Office officials.
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San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Denver
Colorado
Dorsey
Arkansas
National Republican Committee
Theo Oregonian
Frank D. Wilcox
Illinois
S. A. Dorsey
State Republican Committee
Senate
Wilcox
Eugene
Washington
WashingTon, D. C
F. R. Wilcox
Eugene City
W. Dorsey
Cascade Mountains
Mitchell
Princevale
Cascade Range
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Erugene City
S. W. Dorsey
J. M. Peck
Looking Glass
Dallas
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Canyon City
Pendleton
Lagrange
Camp McDermitt
J.M. Dorsey
Take View
Oregonian
Geo. A. Stee’e
Post Office Department
Idaho
Star
J. H. Woodward
Lawlessness by Striking Switchmen Plagues Chicago Rail Yard
May 10 report from Chicago describes a switchmen strike causing blockaded freight and threats against new workers. Railroads brought in fresh crews, but strikers forced fifty Lake Shore and Michigan Southern men to quit. At Englewood stockyards trains were cut by removing coupling pins, forcing engines to push uncoupled cars. Police scramble to respond as strikers exploit every unprotected point.
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Chicago
Volhee
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Englewood
Court declines further handwriting expert testimony in Whittaker case
In New York on May 10 the Whittaker court martial heard Maj Merrill state the court will not hear further handwriting expert testimony after nearly ten weeks of examination. The judge says no valuable information remains and will rule on the handwriting question using evidence already presented. Photographer David Carvalho testified for the defense.
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New York
Whittaker
Maj. Merrill
David Carvalho
Opening of the Season at Concord with Hippodroming Dispute
Concord New Hampshire May 10 opened the season under the Concord Driving Club for a purse of 100 dollars with eight entries. Pea Soup owned by Pitman and Locke won with a best time of 2 47 amid crowd dissatisfaction over alleged hippodroming and race manipulation. Philadelphia May 10 trotting at Suffolk Park saw Mull Boy win the 3 00 minute class in three straight heats with times 2 25 2 29 2 32 19. Second race 2 22 class went to Jersey Boy in three heats with times 2 33 2 29 2 33.
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N. H
Concord Driving Club
Pea Soup
Pitman and
Locke
Philadelphia
Suffolk Park
Mull Boy
Jersey Boy
Treasury Circular Extends Continuation of Six Percent Bonds
Treasury issues circular modifying prior notices on continuance of United States six percent bonds. Foreign holders may present bonds for continuance by May 20 1881 at the London agency. Totals opened reach 13 679 950 dollars with overall continuance claims around 143 955 350 dollars. remaining packets await opening.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
United States
William Winprom
Office of
United States Treasurer
London
Treasury
Miss Fanny Parnell Welcomed by Lowell Ladies League
Miss Parnell received a warm reception at Huntington Hall Lowell as the Ladies' Land League hosted her. John H. Morrison presided with P A Collins J A Burke of Boston and Miss Varnell delivering remarks. A group of girls sang and a bouquet was presented.
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Fanny Parnell
Lowell
Ladies’ Land League
City
Annie ©. Westervelt
Nellie M. Moore
Frank P. Ewing
Charles F. Higgins
Katharine O’ Keele
Widow Remarries. Pension Restored and Arrears Due
Margaret B Day, once believed widow of John Foss, married James Day. The Supreme Court ruled the marriage valid, so she reenters the pension list and will receive $2,000 in arrears. Also noted are Jacob Merrill's broken ribs from a runaway team in Amesbury and a Wednesday strike by water works laborers demanding higher pay.
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Newburyport
Mass
Margaret B. Day
John Foss
James Day
Supreme Court
Jacob Merrill
Amesbury
Post Office Discontinues Steamboat Mail on Eight Routes
The Post Office Department orders the stoppage of steamboat mail service on eight routes in the South and Southwest. Star routes will be extended to cover points, costing about 7000 dollars more, with an estimated yearly saving of 275000. Miscellaneous notes include Mrs. Garfield’s health clarification and Windom’s stance on cotton ties duties.
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Post Office Department
James
Garfield
Windom
Thomas H. Wells
Sherman
French Claims Commission
Robertson
Fires Ravage Prisons and Stables Across States
In Missouri a late night blaze at the Jefferson City penitentiary destroyed the saddle tree shop and Price and Myer shoe shop, damaged the new cell building roof, and damaged engines and machinery while convicts were safely relocated. In New Hampshire, Grant and Stewart’s York Beach stables and a Norwood House stage belong to the line were burned with losses around 350 dollars. In New Jersey a Wendell Point brick works blaze consumed the Wendell brick works and a 160 ton schooner, with total loss about 12006 dollars.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Sullivan
Price & Myer
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Grant & Stewart
Stage Line
York Beach
Union Bluffs
Norwood
South Amboy
N.J
Wendell Brick Works
Wendell Point
Dedication of Stonewall Jackson Tomb at Metairie Cemetery
In New Orleans on May 10 the dedication ceremonies for the tomb of the Army of Northern Virginia and its statue at Metairie Cemetery drew thousands. The widow and daughter of Gen Jackson attended. Jefferson Davis addressed the crowd after repeated calls, receiving enthusiastic cheers.
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New Orleans
Association of the Army of Northern Virginia
Stonewall Jackson
Metairie Cemetery
Gen Jackson
Jefferson Davis
Monument Unveiling Draws Hampton Higginson Hay Dod
Spartanburg South Carolina May 10 Senator Hampton and Hon T W Higginson of Massachusetts arrived to speak at the Cowpens monument unveiling tomorrow Governor Hay Dod will also speak The ceremony will be performed by young ladies descended from the battle heroes Main city hosts a large crowd of visitors and dignitaries
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S. C
Hampton
T. W. Higginson
Massachusetts
Cowpens Monument
Gey. Haydod
Keene Light Guard 200 Yard Shoot and Local Disturbances
The Keene Light Guard held a 200 yard shooting contest on Tuesday. Sergt Henry H Haines scored 21 of 25 to win the gold badge. A coroner s jury ruled murder in the death of John Donavan at Providence locomotive works. A 15 year old boy James Welsh was killed at Russells Mill Pittsfield Mass. Ashuelot Railroad elects directors A B Harris F F Lane George E Frink Oscar es J A Rummrill Tilly Haynes Henry Colony Nancy Shirley vs Amoskeag verdict 50 damages. Judge Colt capsized on Bristol ferry and survived. Newport water works stock to be sold at 100 per share. Gloucester MA men rescued after fog incident.
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Henry H. Haines
John Donavan
Providence
Frederick Grover
Pittsfield
Mass
James Welsh
Russells Mill
The
Ashuelot Railroad Company
Keene, N. H
A. B. Harris
F. F. Lane
George E. Frink
Oscares J. A. Rummrill
Tilly Haynes
Henry Colony
Nancy Shirley
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Concord
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R.I
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Boston
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Charles Johnson
John Anderson
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Rockport
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C. A. Bartol
Bowdoin College
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Essex County
Washington
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Dominion Line
London
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Lucy Stone
Ada Bowles
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Portsmouth
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Stalin
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Christ Church
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Crocker
Prospect Hill
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Europe
Jane
Indictments for excess passengers on ocean steamers issued
United States grand jury indicts captains of ships including Hapshurg Suevia Westphalia Rhine Bergenland Wezer Hohenstauffel Baltimore Helvetius Egypt and others for excess passengers. Capt Brandt and Capt Myers face indictments. Myers linked to Ohio voyage where thirteen children died. Smallpox and typhus cases rise in city. deaths recorded. ClerK Henry Tode arraigned for forgery tied to Thomas Clarke. Captain Gleadell of Celtic arrested for throwing bedding overboard. Broadway Horse Railroad Co gains verdict against license fees. Rev Dr Philip Schaff cites May 20 NT revision release. Western Union injunction upheld. New England Iron v Metropolitan Elevated affirmed. N T Sprague elected Brooklyn Elevated Railway president. L H Smith Petroleum Exchange president.
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United States Grand Jury
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Suevia
Westphalia
Rhine
Bergenland
Wezer
Herder
Salier
Viking
Lessing
Hohenstauffel
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Egypt
Brandt
Myers
Produce Bank
Clarke
Bnd
Gleadell
White Star
Celtic
Broadway Horse Railroad Co
Philip Schaff
American Committee For the Revision of the
England
Western Union Company
Smt
New England Iron Company
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company
Freedman
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Col
N. T. Spracue
Vermont
Brooklyn Elevated Railway
The
Petroleum Exchange
Dartmouth College Troubles Prompt Trustees to Act
Hanover May 10 The investigating committee has been in town since yesterday collecting evidence and finished their work tonight. They will report to the full board meeting June 8 with hopeful plans to speedily end the disturbance. John H Hewitt who re accepted the Greek professorship has resigned.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
John H. Hewitt
Policemen Arrested After Chattanooga Killing of Albert Sewald
Two undercover Chattanooga officers Andy Thompson and B Shartz shot and killed Albert Sewald who fled when ordered to halt. Sewald was unarmed and no warrant existed. Indignation grows as both officers are detained.
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Nashville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Andy Thompson
B. Shartz
Albert Sewald
Senate moves to bring William Penn remains home to Philadelphia
In Harrisburg on May 10 a Senate resolution was unanimously approved to transfer the remains of William Penn from England to Philadelphia inviting a reinterment in the city as a historic return.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
Wm. Penn
England
Philadelphia
Fragmentary Names from Historic Directory Snippet
Readable fragments list individuals and places including Benedict New York N L Hasziela Beebe Jockport Thomas Alfred Oxley Kifanwood Mrs W Wheeler Beebe Morland Porter Walpole Hanson Miller Joslin Wickford Tefft Narragansett Packard New Bedford Wilcox Milford Eaton Lowell Tarbeil Greenville Cook Thomaston Roberts Wheeler Lothbridge Seabury Worcester McGuire New Haven Washburn Bridgeport Pray Hampton Harrington D Harrington N
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Benedict
L. Hasziela
Beebe NY
M Glass
Jockport
Thomas
Alfred Oxley
Kifanwood
Wheeler
Porter
Walpole
Hanson
Pawtucket
Miller
Alvin Jostin
Larsolette
Alvin Joslin
Ross & Lady
Tefit
Wickford
BC Pierce
Natick
Narragatstt& Packard
New Beaford
CW Wilcox
Milford
Eaton & Lady
Lowell
Tarbeil
Greenville
K Washburn
Bridgeport
M Pray
Hampton
Hartzhem
D Harrington
American House Register of Names and Shops
A readable list of individuals and households including C W Chase of Haverhill, D W Clements and John Clements of Madison, Aaron Shaw of Philadelphia, F Partridge, Hyman Stahl of Gorham, and many others across New York, Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire. The roster includes addresses or towns and notes spouses or companions for several entries.
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W Chase
Haverhill
W Clements
Madison
John Clements
Aaron Shaw
Philadelphia
F Partridge
Hyman Stahl
Gorham
RL Cummock
Burly
J Adams
Auburn
F Packard
H Packard
J Mariett
Evansville
Pillsbury
Northwood
L Butterworth
Brookfie
T Cady
North Adams
H Smith
Barrows
Midaleboro
E Warren
Worcester
Child
Adams
Fred M Holliston
Troy
EC Standard
Craweford House Names and Guests Including Various Cities
A partial listing shows Craweford House with guests and visitors from Portland New York Montreal Saco Syracuse Waterbury Providence Medford and other locales. Notable names include L L Edwards JH Damson Rayalton Wyman Knight Leonard Sleeper Nightingale and others.
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L Edwards & W
Winso
Portland
Damson
Cauffman
Leventhal
Sleeper
Nightingale
Montreal
Gibson & Lady
Saco
Waterman
Rayal
Miller & Wift
Hal Whitcomb
Rayalton
W Leonard, Jr
E Wells
Syracuse
N . A H Knight
Naramore
Bridgeport
Bowman & Wife
Troy W Wilbur
Middleboro
Duplicate Names in City Directory Snippet
A fragmented OCR list shows names and places including Samuel Dickinson Richmond NY J E Martin NY L Hubbell NY B Pratt New Bedford 1B Dean Bridgeport Frea H Clark E Lampton Wm A Forest Spencer E Nelson Westield p A Houghton NY in W Cospool Marlboro M Knicht and wife NY G W Montgomery Rutland.
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Samuel Dickinson
Richmond
E Martin
Hubbell
Pratt
New Bedford
Dean
Bridgeport
Frea H Clark
E Lampton
Spencer E Nelson
Westield
Houghton
Marlboro M Knicht & Wife
Montgomery
Rutland
Hotel Vendome investors list scattered names
Partial OCR shows a list of names and firms connected to Hotel Vendome including Clinton M Buss and N u J Marble in Brooklyn Butterfield Moore Morris Sherman and others. fragmentary text hints at investor or partnership acknowledgments with multiple associates.
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Clinton M Biss
Brooklyn
Butterfield
Ll OG Moore
Montpelier
Joshua H Morris
Phila
Uu T Sherman
Names Listed in Nantasket and New York Race Results
F W Beeston and N Y Js Silver appear among a group of New York runners along with NY AC Russy and others. N A Miler and Henry Bolze are named, with Temple and Robert Cushing also listed.
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F W Beeston
Silver
AC Russy
Henry Bolze
Temple
Nantasket
Robert Cushing
Names Listed Across Multiple Cities In A Connecticut Style Directory
A long catalog of individuals and firms listed with city affiliations including Waterville New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia London Worcester Providence and other locales. The fragmentary text reads like a directory or registry of names with no evident event or narrative beyond a broad roll of persons and organizations.
Names List From Bath to Pomfret in New England and Beyond
A dense OCR fragment lists individuals and households across New England and nearby areas. Mentions include Goss of Bath Maine, Turner of Boston, Jones of Farmington New Hampshire, Sanders of Poughkeepsie, and many others in Vermont New Hampshire Maine and beyond, with scattered towns and initials. The note resembles a directory or voting/listing snapshot with numerous personal names, towns, and states.
Local Notables Listed in Public Notices
A compiled list shows individuals tied to cities including Auburn Newark Burlington and Portland with names such as J J De Golyer Pila OC Smith N Y A Munroe Auburn LLB Kinsley Auburn M J Carney and more. A Dr Emery and his wife are also named alongside Portland affiliations and various addresses and entities.
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J J de Golyer
Smith
A Munroe
Auburn
Kinsley
M J Carney
C T Sampson
Adams Geo W Chase
Adams
Sherman House Guest List Fragments Across States
A fragmented passenger or guest ledger lists names and locations including Thomas Walker Warren CU Staples Jr Portland DH Store Branso n Smalley Lewiston Me J Richmond New York A Whitney Worcester W H Sanborn Greenfield R F Hartley Saco AE Johnson Walpole N J G Stone Keene N H A Dents Keene N H A P Cutting and lady N MT Sherman N Y D Spear N Y E Dights Keene N H M M Smith Keene N H tedo J Allen Keene N H J D Hillard Provincetown B A Tripp Warren P J Downey No Brookfield J KE Davis and wife Philadelphia F Percival Barnstable John Livingston Barnstable C Tucker Marplehead C H Hayward Peterboro N H L M Knight Johnson Vt J F Small Provincetown HB Aldrich Keene N H Tt J Garrigan No Brookfield NH Hurlbert B&A F Taylor West Harwich Milan Blake Keene W Bradbury Vergennes Vt 4G Otis Worcester EK M James lady Lawrence J Edwards lady Brooklyn W H Randlett Lebanon N A K H Eppes Ellsworth W H Whipple Jady Port'd N J Giddings Exeter N H O Dearborn Exeter N H Hl A Godfrey Hampton Falls EB Chippell Withimantie Ct E Baum Claremont Bu Stevens wife Providence N Cowdrey Wakefield fi W Sampson Hartford
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Warren
CU Staples, Jr
Portland
Branson T Smalley
Lewiston
Richmond
New York
Whitney
Worcester
H Sanborn
Greenfield
F Hartley
Saco AE Johnson
Walpole
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Keene
Dents
Sherman
Spear
Y Edights
M Smith
Tedo J Allen
D Hillard
Provincetown
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Warren P J Downey
Brookfield
KE Davis
Philadelia F Percival
Barnstable
John Livingston
Tucker
Marplehead
Random Lists of Names and Places From Various Cities
A collection of names, wives, and addresses linked to multiple U S cities and international locales. The fragment lists individuals with initials and surnames alongside city and state affiliations, including Baltimore Philadelphia Toledo Oshkosh and others, plus several unknown roles or titles.
Names List Reveals Various Districts and Firms
A long roster of individuals and firms spans multiple cities including Portland Philadelphia Cleveland Springfield Albany Worcester New Haven Harrisburg and Pittsfield. The list includes Addie Montgomery Bain Burpee Onertt Brainard Folger Powers Reed Tenney Spraker Swain Loring Wheelock Gunnings Nicholls Kellogg Shepard Kennedy Harget Keete Smith Thompson and others in businesses and local names.
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Portland
Bain
Burpee
St John ' S Packard
Phila
Chas Onertt
Phila Fiariy
Brainard
Cleveland
Folger
Powers & Wf
Caudall
Miss Bradford
Lynn
Osish Bumstead
Springfield
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Westfiela
St Louis
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Albany
Swain
Fairhaven
Loring
Beverly
Wheelock
Gunnings
Harrisburg
Pat
Nicholls & Wf
Cohasset
Kellogg
Pittsfie
Shepard
Sandisfield
Kennedy
Pittsfield
Harget
Keete
Chester
DH Smith
Middletown
H G Thompson
Conn
List of names appears in historical notice
A long list of personal names and locations is presented, including G W Moore Portland and N J Little New York among many others. The item reads like a roster or directory excerpt with scattered city and state identifiers such as Conn N Y Fort Wayne England Vermont Portsmouth and Grand Rapids.
Notable Boston Clergyman to Deliver Bowdoin Alumni Address
A Boston clergyman Rev. C. A. Bartol will speak at Bowdoin College commencement. The story covers various society items including marriages, stock market notes, and a Fitchburg church wedding with Bishop Paddock officiating.
Burdett Coutts Brooch Found at Buckingham Palace
Cablegram notes the Baroness Burdett Coutts brooch found in the Queen's drawing room at Buckingham Palace. Also reports Irish dissatisfaction over Cardinal Manning's ban on Catholic club rooms for Land League meetings in London.
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W Moore
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Marvin Newark TE Walters
St John
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R Danes
Lockwood
A Leonard
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Fort Wayne
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Fisnerville
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Queensboro
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Texas
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M Laucy
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Harrison Loring’s Wharf
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Village Street
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Kneeland Street
Bk Walsh
Ezra Alarich
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Ww. E. Colles
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Alil
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Aay
Fairbanks
Redding
Landaus
H Rocka
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Curtain Rockaways
Brewster & CO
Broome Street
Sudbury ST
Haymarket Square
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WM. F. Sargent
Murray Chace
Prudence Island
National Exchange Bank
Ship News
ST. John, NB
West Nd
Sammy Ford
Lubec
Cay
Velvet
E. G. Kraetzer
Washington Street
Old South Church
Commonwealth Clothing House
Une
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CSN
EC Aan
N. D. Whitney & CO
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Mount Hope Cemetery
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Columbia Street
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Board of Trustees
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KH. Ll. White & Co
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Devonshire St
Milk
Our Lady Gg
Park
West Newton
A.C
P. O. Box
Boston Music Hall
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Hall, Mall
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Boston Theatre
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Family Circle
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Gaiety Theatre
Billee Taylor
Horticultural Hall
Gox
Nantasket CO
R. M. Pallifer, Pres
Alfred Schoffp
Treas
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Trustees For Bondholders
U.S
Pacific National Bank
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Kidder, Peabody & CO
Pacific Railroad
Foote & French
Congress Street
Congress Square
Mylon
Chancery
John A. Walker
Joseph Dixon Crucible Company
Edward F. ©. Young
First National Bank
Messenger
Surffolk
Suffolk
Albert Mellen
County of Suffolk
Court Square
Harum Merrill
Perssenger
Cornelius Cronin
Christopher O'Brien
Thomas F. Maguire
George Bancroft
Tate
Saia
Sarah G. Bancroft
Charles R. Alley
Middlesex
John W. Keith
John H. Lawton
Rostop
A. D. Coe
WM. N. White
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Trade OF Boston
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DOANE
D. T. Mills &O
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Milk Street
Bryant
J. F. Gridley
State
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Walker, A. A. & CO
Maverick Nat’l Bank
Cor. Vater
Congress
Albee, H. L. & CO
Wheeler, A. W. & CO
Hanover Street
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Tremont Temple
W. A. Simmons
G. A. Litchfield
Sec
W. G. Vortheli
Bicycle & Tricycle Manufaccters and Importers
Turcunningham & CO
Tremont
Cor
Berkley Street
Brown, B. F. & CO
Commercial Street
Parker, Holmes & Co
Federal Street
Boston Button Company
Boston Bucton CO
Purchase Street
Brass Manufacturers & Dealers
Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing Gco
Oliver Street
Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company
Federal] Street
Crystal Lake Brewery
Wm. T. van Nostrand & Co
Alford Street
Burton Brewery
J. K. Souther
Corner Heath
Parker Streets
Brick Manufacturers
Smith & Glidden
State Street
BRUSH
Packard & Burrill
Corner Union
Friend Streets
Worcester, A.& Son
Exchange Street
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Plummer
J.P & ED
Blackstone Street
Fabens & Graham
Broad Street
Ivers, F
Portland St
Sargent & Ham
Bowker St
Carpenters. McNutt
J. J
Novelty Woodworks
Wareham St
Dobson
John and
Washington ‘Ton Street
Lehigh Valley Coal CO
G.S. Sweeny
Bosworth & Hamblin
Tirrell, Jesse & CO
Witherell
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Hazleton
Lehigh & Cumberland
Powers
John
Charlestown Street
Cross
Distillers, Chapin & Trull
North Market
Edmunds & CO
Medford St
Becker
Oliver
BERRY
J. and J. & Co
BAY State Electrotype Foundry
Conant, Jas
Franklin Street
Victor L
School Street
Geo. H. Matthews
Abbott, J.F
Chas. F.& CO
Union Street
Fire and Marine Insurance
Beattie, WM. A
Exchange Place
Boylston Mutual Ins. CO
State St
W. Glover
J. W. Baich
Pres
Commonwealth Insurance CO
Samuel Appleton
James Brierton
Citizens’ Mutual Insurance CO
H. ©. Bigdlow
J. W. Peabody
Dorchester Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Bowtop
State St. Cashford
E. J. Baker
W. F. ‘Iemple
Hutchings
WM. V
W. A. Couthouy
Delaware Mutual Safety of Philadelphia
Mercantile Fire Company of New York
Phelps
Cincy Mutual Fire Ins. CO
Quincy
Chas
A. Howland
Israel W. Munroe
Blaney, Brown & CO
Commerce Street
B. Lincoln
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Williams & Faxon
Wholessale & Retail
F. Geldowsky Furniture Company
Second Streets
East Cambridge
Secullny Square
Bancroft & Dyer
Tremont Street
Braman
Kelham
Friend Street
MILNER J._S
North Street
Eee Osgrain Memhrchants
T. Baker
Grindstone Imrookriers
Lombard & CO
Lewis Wharf
H.G. Hall & Son
Beach Street
Wade, W. F. & Sons
Lewis Rice & Son
Sherman House
Bydrant
Chapman Valve Manufacturing CO
Kiby Street
Samuel R. Payson
Percival L. Everedt
Iron Foundry and Chain Works
Esterbrook
8. & SON
Second Street
HON and Steel, Bacon & CO
Life Insurance
Berkshire Life Insurance Company
W. H
Ilunset
J. W. Hall
W. H. Hall
A. Lee
Hobbs, J. 8. & CO
Holt & Bugabee
Vermont Marble CO
Causeway Street
J.J. Horgan
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Leonard
George
Winnipiserogre Paper CO
N. H. Russell Paper CO
W. A. Russell, Treas
L. Mountain Paper CO
Bellows Fala
N. Burbank
Russell, WM
Devonshire Street
Paper Merhchants, Carter, Rice & CO
Rice, Kendall & CO
Federal St
Bakker & GO
Joseph H
Ofice
Charles Rollin
Eddy
Hills, Turner & CO
Sherburne, R
Canal St
Wild & Stevens
Hawley Place
Uulesale & Packers
Lincoln, Chamberlin & CO
Charles H
Faneuil Hall
Squire & CO
Joan P
Faneuil Hall Market
Thyon
Jas
Lakeman Market
Kerk
Cundy
W.E
LE@NARD
Kroofers
GLASS
Hall Rubber CO
Federa
Belknap & CO
Safpsty
Ashton Valve CO
Simmons & Jobert
Robinson
E. G
Chamberlain, S. W
High St
C. Berkley
Chatham Street
Morrill, J. Jr. & CO
Berry, J. and J.& CO
Plimpton, H. R. & CO
Washington St
Cook, Redding & CO
Franklin St
Dimond, H.C. & CO
Mill Street
Fype Foundries
NEW England Type Company
A. B. Packard
Sewing Machines
Davis Sewing Machine CO
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
J. A. Goodwin
Household
Avon Street
Wheeler & Wilson
White Sewing Machine
A.B. Lincoln
West St
George H
Dorchester Av
the Atlantic Works
East
Prentiss, F. A. R
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat CO
Sileucester
Merc _chant
Virginia
Tennessee Air Line
UV. P. Gaither
N.E
Tennessee
Central Wharf
Callahan
Lincoln Street
Camp Brell Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, John & CO
Costello
J. H
Aislesan Connell
Shea
Ehot Street
Ilsley, B. T
India Street
Thimmings
Bliss Bros
Commercial St
Ferdinand
Feverad, Cer
Kast Atreet
Rand, Avery & CO
Franklin It
Benjamin Frankian
Globe
Globe Company
the Globe Co
Rialto Building
C. H. Venner & GO
Bankers
Bevonshire Street
Kinder, Peabody & CO
U. S
Congress St
Congress Sq
Myltif
Soule & CO
Somme
Enenin
Salle St
Ill
Richeardsorn, Hill & CO
Water Street
Jon EY
Evans & Son
Equitable Building