Probable Discovery of the Perpetrators of the Crime
In Chicago on May 11 Augustin Jarado a Sicilian held for the murder of Filippo Caruso whose body was found in a trunk at Pittsburg is jailed at the central station He admitted moving the trunk to the depot and leaving New York with Victoria Carnirito after questioning by Lieuts Shea Ripley and Detective Morris Morris who speaks Italian interpreted the questions identified Jarado as one of the men who hired the expressman to carry the trunk
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Chicago
Augustin Jarado
New York
Banfield
Filippo Caruso
Pittsburg
Central Station
Jarado
Shea
Ripley
Morris
Victoria Carnirito
Expressman
Central Police Station
Gathering of Eminent Preachers Opens Hartford Church Congress
A large audience filled Allyn hall in Hartford for the opening session of the church congress. Prominent clergy and laymen from across the country attended including Crosby Ormiston Williams Booth Grafton Clark Boardman Gilles Newton Merriam Jenkins Bishop Cox President Smith Hopkins Adams. Gov. Harrison opened the session with a brief address and greetings followed by a historical account of past congresses and a discussion on relations of a divided Christendom to aggressive Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiartford
Conn
Hartford
Allyn Hall
Church Congress
S. Howard Crosby
Ormiston and Williams
New York
Booth
Englewood
N. 3
Grafton and
Anderson
Waterloo Conn
Congress of Churches
Howard Crosby
Wic Offers to Attach a Torpedo to the Canada
New York May 11 Capt Paul Boyton proposed a dramatic wartime experiment in which he would attach a torpedo shell to the enemy ship Canada within a seven day period if permitted He vowed to take all responsibility and would face any response from the Canada crew including being shot if detected and attacked during the test
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wic
Canada
New York
Paul Boyton
New Plymouth Hospital Opens To Care For Fever Patients
In Wilkes Barre Pa on May 11 the new Plymouth hospital began accepting fever patients. Two New York nurses joined staff and medicines were moved from Wilkesbarre. Gaylord Avenue hosts 18 sick families relying on bread and medicine with no income, costing 404 dollars daily. About 80 other cases receive daily relief aid. Two deaths and 13 new cases reported last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Plymouth
New York
Wilkesbarre Hospital
Gaylord Avenue
Relief Committee
Page trial resumes in Vermont court with clearness
Rutland May 11 The Page trial was resumed with Judge Veazey summing up for about two and a half hours. The charge was clear and fair, praised by both sides. Jury retired at 4 30. Decision expected soon. This case is the most important Vermont has seen for amount, number, and novelty of issues. Haven's lawyers again seek a continuance. court reserved decision until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Veazey
Fides
Vermont
J. M. Haven
Wallack heir Harold wed to Madge Ding in secret
New York May 11 The youngest Wallack, Harold B Wallack, married last November to Miss Madge D Fi ng from an old Philadelphia family She has about 250000 in her own right The marriage was kept quiet until last week when the couple informed the bride s mother Then they went to Boston and told Lester Wallack senior He was greatly astonished The couple are now stopping at Lester Wallack s Stamford residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold B. Wallack
Lester Wallack
Madge D.fiing
Philadelphia
Geo. Howell
Decker, Howell & Co
Boston
Mr. Wallack
Henry Béauclercq
Julian Beauclercq
Count Orloff
Baron Stein
Messrs. Leonard
Reynolds
Howson
Annie Robie
Dora
Caroline Hill
Countess Zicka
Globe Theatre
Kate Davis
Fantasma
M. Louis Pizzarella
Frank Mayo
Boucicault
Kathryn Kidder
Lucy Wairweather
Frank Daniels
Daniels
Saloon Keeper Meaney Rearrested in Fire Fire Case
John Meaney a saloon keeper jailed Friday for setting fire to Shaw Bros groceries barn is rearrested on a second charge tied to a prior blaze. Matthew Frawley a saloon patron admits Meaney hired him to burn the barn previously and also faces arrest. Shaw Bros pursue a $1000 civil suit. Meaney bound at $3500. Frawley has signed a confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi&ukipeen
Conn
John Meaney
Shaw Bros
Matthew Frawley
Meaney
Frawley
Ina
Lancaster county men charged with harboring Abe Buzzard
In Lancaster on May 11 Matt Buzzard Matthias Houck Jacob Marshal aac Wimm Levi and David Peters Henderson Marshal and Jacob Armstrong all Welsh Mountain residents were arrested for harboring Abe Buzzard and aiding his concealment from officers. They were committed to jail in default of 300 dollars bail each.
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Lancaster
Matt
John Buzzard
Matthias Houck
Jacob Marshal
Aac
Wimm
Levi
David Peters
Henderson Marshal
Jacob Armstrong
Welsh Mountain
Abe Buzzard
Cattle Die Sudden Death Suspected Contagious Pattern
North Conway New Hampshire May 11 three cattle from W D Tasker Lower Bartlett died suddenly with red spots on tongues. Similar spots observed on other herd members. State board of health secretary telegraphed to investigate potential contagious disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Conway
N. H
W. D. Tasker
Lower Bartlett
The
State Board of Health
Judge appoints receiver for United Order of Foresters
In Terre Haute Indiana Judge Davis grants Charles Bliss of New York's application and appoints J E Somes as receiver for the United Order of Foresters. Liabilities total 40000 with 37000 from death losses. assets are small. Insolvency stems from loss of membership, not financial mismanagement.
Bond Filed for Maine Internal Revenue Collector Chase
Portland May 11 Hon Charles H Chase new internal revenue collector for Maine received his bond today totaling 100000 signed by W G Davis D W True J E E Donnell Mayor John W Deering Capt Charles Merrill and Hall L Davis all of Portland The bond secures the office for Chase who expects to assume duties June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Charles H. Chase
Internal Revenue
Maine
W. G. Davis
D. W. True
J. EE. Donnell
John W. Deering
Charles Merrill
Hall L. Davis
Portlland
Chase
Yale college corporation vacancies filled by alumni vote
In New Haven on May 11 the long term vacancy for Yale college corporation saw Hon. Wiliam M. Evarts nominated after receiving 25 alumni votes. For the short term Mason Young of New York and W. W. Farnam of New Haven were the only nominees. Results will be announced at commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale College Corporation
Wiliam M. Evarts
Hegrone
Mason Young
New York
W. W. Farnam
Worcester Council Accepts Salisbury Gift for Hospital Wing
Worcester Mass May 11 The city council accepted a gift from Stephen Salisbury to construct a two story 51 by 34 foot hospital building fully equipped for hospital use. The aldermen also refused to grant any more liquor licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
City Hospital
Stephen Salisbury
Snowy Results Highlight Distinct Distances and Competitors
New York report lists a series of distances and times with competitors Snowden Omelia Emery Maddocks Walton Beyst Schock Reynolds Harriman and Krancis. The data shows varied mileages across an event, reflecting performance standings and participant identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Snowden
Omelia
Emery
Maddocks
Walton
Beyst
Schock
Reynolds
Harriman
Yst
Krancis
Gladstone Foreign Policy Papers Spark Westminster Clash
In Parliament Mr Gladstone announced key papers on England Afghanistan policy. A Russo British frontier accord was praised, while Lord Hamilton led a fierce Tory attack condemning government conduct and Egypt Sudan plans. The divided house saw the consolidated fund bill vote fail 260 to 290, Liberals joining in opposition.
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London
House of Commons
Gladstone
England
Afghanistan
Earl Granville
Earl of Kimberly
India
Baron de Staal
M. Lesser
Earl of Dufferin
Russia
Mr. Gladstone
George Francis Hamilton
Middlesex
Lord Hamilton
Stafford Northcote
Commons
Consolidated Fund
Marquis of Hartington
Khartoum
Mr. Chamberlain
Board of Trade
Lord George Hamilton
Chamberlain
Peter Lumsden
Lord Wolseley
Lord Hartington
Assouga
Soudan
Wolseley
Egypt
Nile
Suakim
Ostman Digna
Red Sea
Berber
Henry Chaplin
Soudon
House
George Hamilton
England Abandons the Proposed Ad vance in the Soudan
London reports Lord Hartington says government abandons the advance to Khartoum and will hold Wady Halfa as a permanent defence of Egypt with troops to be withdrawn as the Nile rises. Efforts seek Dongola administration and Nile railway completion. Russian war prep remains unabated with fort restrictions and Herat inspections noted. A dramatic scene in the Lords follows Baron Dormer’s fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Hartington
House of Commons
Khartoum
Earl Granville
House of Lords
Marquis of Salisbury
Vienna
Russia
Afghanistan
Simla
Ameer
Cabul
Herat
St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Odessa
England
Pens Deh
Peter Lumsden
Lumsden
Duke of Argyll
Gladstone
Baron Dormer
Cox to Go to Turkey as Maine Democrats Arrange Calls
Washington May 11 report notes Mr H S Cox intends to travel to Turkey for rest after years in Congress and to publish his book Three Decades of Legislation. Maine Democrats arrive, including ex Gov Plaisted and Elias Milliken. The piece also covers post office appointments, mail subsidy debates, and dairy industry issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
S.cox
Turkey
Congress
Maine Democrats
Plaisted
E.C. Allen
Elias Milliken
Brown
State Committee
Morton
Augusta
Vilas
Cleveland
Post Office Department
Pacific Mail
Brazil Steamship Company
Readjust steerage rates agreed by Continental lines
The general managers of Continental Steamship lines met in New York and approved a plan to readjust steerage fares. Details will await input from English lines abroad before making public. Also, Herbert Ostrom, 30, is jailed for allegedly robbing his employer, Alex F. Reid & Co., of $2000 at No. 49 Duane Street. Rumors say Prisons Commissioner George Caulfield may not turn over accounts to successor Charles Reilly, who has not yet qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Continental Steamship Conference
Herbert Ostrom
Alex
F. Reid & Co
Duane Street
George Caulfield
Charles Reilly
Reilly
Police court fines man for brutal assault in Concord
In Concord on May 11 M J Stern was fined 206 dollars and ordered to furnish bonds for a year for a brutal assault on Mrs Anna Mc Michael. He went to jail. At a citizens meeting committees were appointed to arrange inaugural ceremonies for Gov elect Currier on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
M. J. Stern
Anna McMichael
Citizens
Elect Currier
Packer colliery No 3 suspended in Shenandoah Pa
Four hundred men and boys were left jobless when Packer colliery No 3 in Shenandoah Pennsylvania shut down Monday for an indefinite period. Nearby Old Virginia nail works in Lynchburg closed April 25 due to overstock but has begun full capacity production after a surge of orders. A Panama despatch reports 500 men from Buenaventura arrived with 300 more en route, while Colombian guard and about 100 prisoners arrived after a clash at Colon. Prestan besieges Carthegena and was welcomed in rebel camp with Viva Prestan. Northern Idaho citizens meet to oppose Nez Perces return without a strong military frontier presence.
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Packer Coliery No. 3
Shenandoah
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Old Virginia Nail and Iron Works
Lynchburg
Panama
Buenaventura
Prestan
Colon
Carthagena
Idaho
Idaho County
Northwest
Nez Perces
Protracted Batouche Fight Reports Casualties and Tactics
Winnipeg dispatches detail 18 killed and 23 wounded in the Batouche engagement with rebel losses estimated from 50 to 85. Riel and his aides are described, with Middleton’s forces driving rebels from the rifle pit and shelling Batouche houses. Aimed ambushes at the steamer Northcote failed as boatmen controlled the helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Riel
Middleton
Northcote
Batouche
Howard
St. Paul
Minn
John McLane
Bismarck
Chicago
New York
Boston
North Dakota
Montreal
Wolseley
Worseley
Beaugrand
Police report of thefts assaults and an accidental death
Police report a burglar stole 32 from pockets in Ashland yard while a baggage master suffered a skull fracture uncoupling cars at a Boston and Providence yard. A man died after mistaken chloroform. others include arrests for assault larceny and embezzlement with details of victims and addresses. An 18 year old fell from a Lewis street roof and was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Kelley
Rockingham Place
Lennon
Bridget
William Downs
Eugene Graves
Piedmont Street
Thomas F. Downey
Dover Street
L. B. Luther & Co
Chauncy Street
Ellen Regan
Lewis Street
Daniel A. Sullivan
Daniel J. Corkery
Rockland
Progress in State House Investigation Hears Expert Cost Tests
The tenth public hearing of the investigating committee centered on expert estimates of repair costs in the engine room auditor's room and library. Albert Currier of Newburyport estimated engine room foundations at 3800 and auditor's room repairs at 107260, with state costs 2350, and noted other costs were about half of what the state paid. Carpenters' pricing and hiring practices were debated as Cross pressed for similar testimony, Byrne admitted to charging over 10 percent profit, and a sub committee was authorized to review the Watson and Bisbee books. The next hearing is set for Wednesday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Reardon
Albert Currier
Newburyport
Cross
Bragdon
Watson and Bisbee
Burt
May 23 Regatta Set By Canoe Club On Tower Basin
At a Monday meeting the Canoe Club voted to hold the spring regatta on Saturday May 23 at 10 o clock A M on the Tower basin of the Char nes river. Three races are planned two sailing races of two and three miles and a one mile paddling race. Several contestants are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoe Club
Tower Basin
Charnes River
Messrs. Buckley
Dunham
M.S
Astor
S.S
Woodworth
S. S
Swinsire
Everett Athen Teum
C. Chotlet
P. M. Hammett
W. P. Henderson
M. J. Holland
W.S. Mills
C. H. Pennypacker
C. J. Rolfe
J. J. Seelye
F. H. Whipple
F. B
Sik
Tennyson
Aldworth
Haslemere
Surrey
Real Estate Sales: Washington and Cove Street Properties Sold
Samuel Hatch and Co. sold brick dwelling houses and stores Nos 2002 to 2012 Washington street with 15500 square feet land for 10000 and tax for 1885 to Joseph Zane. George R. Hichborn and Co. sold estate Nos 281 and 283 Federal street and No 26 Cove street with about 1700 feet land for 12000 cash to Col Daniel A Potter, wooden house with 600 feet land No 28 Cove street for 1500 cash to John H Kery, and land corner Prince on Market streets containing 1400 feet for 3600 cash to John Jeffries.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Washington Street
Joseph Zane
George R. Hichborn & Co
Federal Street
Cove Street
Col
Daniel A. Potter
John H. Kery
Prince On Market Streets
Jonn Jefries
Caricatured Art Exhibition Burlesques Masters of Painting
The Paint and Clay club presents a burlesque show at Chase's gallery lampooning artists and famous pictures. Some 380 works parody Emil Carlsen J J Enneking Ross Turner Sargent Le Page Gaugengigl Vinton Peabody Breton Wrenn, Robissoff and others with theatrical set pieces and satirical captions. The show is praised as a week’s sensation with a catalog of burlesques and notes.
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Paint and Clay
Chase’s Gallery
Emil Carlsen
J. J. Enneking
Ross Turner
John 8
Sargent
Turner
Bastien le Page
Joan d’ Arc
Chelsea
I. M. Gaugengigl
T. P. Vinton
A. P. Peabody
E. B. Smith
Breton
Art Club
Yvennah
Thomas Robisso
J.b.johnston
George R. Bersett
Caliga
Mark Waterman
George Puller
W.F. Halsall
George S. Wesson
F. W. Rogers
Edwina Tobey
Jd. P. Rhinn
Where Beauty Sleeps in a Millionaire’s Parisian Bedroom
A late New York letter vividly describes a young society heiress’s sleeping chamber. Pale gold wallpaper, a gilt bedstead, silk plaited hangings, beveled mirror, dressing stand, ivory clock, and an array of toilet ware create an exquisite, inviting space. An adjoining room for writing and painting is referenced but not seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treason Talk in Ireland and the American System
The London Telegraph argues that a sedition or treason trial in Ireland would be a farce under ordinary law due to conspirators in the box and dock. It suggests we ignore treasonable talk and aligns with features of the American system where treason requires overt acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Telegraph
Ireland
Russia
Poland
United States
Boston Lodge No 1 Odd Fellows Instituted in Boston
Boston Lodge No 1 International Order Odd Fellows was instituted Monday evening with in members. Sovereign Grand Master D J Hingerty and his officers conducted the ceremony. Officers named include F W Ross N G B Maguire W G J W Thorndike h os BE A Lewis financial secretary and L McGrath treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Lodge
International Order Odd Fellows
D. J. Hingerty
F. W. Ross
N. G
B. Maguire
W. G
J. W. &. Thorndike
H.os
BE. A. Lewis
L., McGrath
Tressurer
New England Notes on Ice Trade and Local Incidents
Ice dealers sold 20 000 tons to Baltimore parties at 60 to 60 cents. Multiple local tragedies and notices from Maine to Connecticut include drownings, suicides, injuries, and court terms. Notables: George D. Bisbee to deliver Bridgton memorial address. Mrs Betsey Priest dies by own hand in grief. Edward Hoffman near-crippled after self harm. Masonic grand council records 2300 members with 10 percent rise. A W Carter fatally injured near River Point. Newburyport May term opens. various criminal cases listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas McCurran
Asakeway
Portland
Fion
George D. Bisbee
Buckfield
Bridgton
Betsey Priest
Vassalboro
Waterbury
Conn
Edward Hoffman
Masonic Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of
Connecticut
New Haven
A. W. Carter
Pawtuxet Valley
Stonington Road
New York and New England Road
River Point
R. I
Superior Court
Newburyport
Brigham
Grands Ae
Reorays
Jethro E. Bodwell
Lawrence
John Callden
North Andover
John KR
Chase
Salem
James Connell
Lynn
Charles Gardner
Salisbury
First Meeting of Nonpartisan National Liquor Suppression League
Rev Daniel Dorchester presided as the National League for the Suppression of the Liquor Traffic held its first public meeting at Tremont temple. Speakers argued for nonpartisan temperance work, urging constitutional prohibition, school instruction, and broad reform without party ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League For the Suppression of the
Daniel Dorchester
D. D
Tremont Temple
League
Maine
Mary A. Livermore
Massachusetts
Metropolitan Police
Caffin
BE. J. Hale
Hale
Eliot Street
Temple
St. Paul
Athens
Boston
Burke
T. L. Poulson
Baltimore
Poulson
J. Ellen Koster
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Mary H. Hunt
National Society
National Prohibition Party
New York
Foster
Alabama
Oregon
Kansas
Nebraska
Nevada
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Missouri
Illinois
Meeting urges temperance education in public schools
A meeting passed resolutions thanking the Journal for advocating the metropolitan police bill and petitioned the legislature to enact compulsory temperance education in public schools before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Metropolitan Police
A Night Off at the Boston Museum From Daly’s Company
Augustin Daly presents the comedy A Night Off at the Boston Museum. The farce follows a professor, his wife, daughter, and a series of stories to hide an infidelity. Laughter drives the piece, though critics note coarser tone and uneven dialogue amid strong ensemble acting.
Grain supplies show declines across wheat corn oats rye barley
In Cincaco on May 11 the board of trade weekly statement reports visible U S and Canada grain stocks as of May 1 with decreases of 1 821 570 bushels in wheat 1 101 426 in corn 347 937 in oats 29 445 in rye and 139 803 in barley total stocks listed for each grain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincaco
Board of Trade
United States
Canada
Boston Aldermen Hear Park Resignations and Sewer Plans
The Boston aldermen met in session with Alderman Whitten presiding. The mayor announced Charles H. Dalton’s resignation from the park department and appointed John F. Andrew to fill the term pending confirmation. Various appointments followed for inspectors, measurers, and weighers, with petitions on lighting, sewers, and fence removals. The Woodward Defalcation order to compromise $50,000 against bondsmen passed amid debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Dalton
Park Department
John F. Andrew
H O’ Brien
Jarvis L. Litchfield
Jasper H. Eaton
Morton Alden
Roswell F. Keith
Jason H. Bryden
B. L. Bartlett
Randall G. Morse
Jeremiah J. Callahan
John H. Brine
Herbert W. Pike
Elmore E. Locke
Thomas Coleman, Jr
Martin Alden
Centre Street
May
Jamaica Plain
J. A. Sawtelie
Adams Street
Charlestown
J. W. Johnson
Brattle Square
Constenti Strach
Hartopp Place
Albany
Chadwick Streets
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Faneuil Hall
Welch
Alderman Hart
James C. Murray
Peter F. Hagerty
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Cleveland
New England
Alderman Nugent
Donovan
Metropolitan Police
General Court
Standing Committee On Public Education
Committee On
City of
Boston
Committee On Public Institutions
Long Island
East Boston Ferries
Lincoln Wharf Corporation
East Boston
Alderman Donovan
Committee On Improved Sewerage
Senate Rejects Forenoon Session and Passes Several Measures
The senate rejected the order for a forenoon session and tabled a bill on small loans secured by personal property. It engrossed an amendment to Kingston water supply rules, concurred with house amendments on whistle ban for locomotives, and refused to engross a tax on personal property in trust. Other items, including prison reform, judiciary reports, and prison labor petitions, were accepted or referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Milton
Quincy Water Company
Cross
Newburyport
Metropolitan Police
Bent
Cambridge
Flynn
Supreme Court
Middlesex County
Currier
Worcester
Committee On
Probate and Chancery
Committee On Railroads
County Commissioners
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Elijah Clark
First Church of Christ In
Medway
Mystic River Corporation
Mystic River
Doherty
Committee On Judiciary
Hartwell
Fitchburg
Ranton
Salem
Beard
House
Senate
Marden
Kingston
Commonwealth
Reformatory Prison
William Washburn
State House
State House ; Relative To the Oath of Supervisors of Elections
Smact
County of Essex
Merrimack River
George W. Knight
Fruit
Supreme Judicial and Superior Courts
Committee On Prisons
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Boston Post. Publishing CO
Iihmoar
Washington St
Boston Post
Boston Weekly Post
Ra Ram Solue
Dratia St
Pe Moore
Boston West
Telegraph and Mail
Patriot
Weouurth
the Church Congress
YALE
Worcester Aldermen
Taylor
Hamilton
Germany
Dongola
Obeid
Russian Empire
Siberian
Reichstag
General Foreign News
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Washington News
Cox
Colman
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Statistics
Central National Bank
National Iron Bank
Falls Village
National Bank
Falmouth
Hampshire National Bank
Westfield
H. B. James
Customs Division
Treasury Department
Customs Bureau
John Saunders
Marine Bureau
James
Lamont
E. K. Apgar
Register of the Treasury
Apgar
Charles M. Shelly
the Treasury
Charles Beardsley
Gotham Gleanings
Concord Notes
South America
Dr. I. G. B, Stegert & Ons
Reil
Frank C. Judkins
Moultonboro
Isaac Adams
Henry L. Huntress
Centre House
Centre Harbor
Randall S. Keniston
Adams
John H. Plummer
Harvard College Notes
Ossipee, N. H
Annie R. Adams
Testator
Julius Adams
Paint and Clay Club
Beauty
John Bull
International Odd Fellows
NEW Temperance League
Augustin Daly
Boston Museum
von Schonthan
Susan
Daly
Lawrence Epens
Lawrenes
William Wallace
Drumkennes
Charlies Kendrick
Albert Boyle
Kendrick
Alderman Whitten
Forron
Aki Geek Sadan Ednates
Old Harbor
Dorchester Bay
Qurvey
Finance Committee
Amiel UU Se
Hart
Highland Street Railroad Company
Shawmut Avenue
Leighton
Hurt
Gyrders
Saratoga Street
Geneva Avenue
Columbia
Bowdoin Streets
Columbia and
Warren Streets
Columbus Avenue
J. Putnam Bradlee
Sargent’s Wharf
Huntington Avenue
Avenue Extension
Boston Water Board
Stevens
Wharton
Dwyer
Fitzgerald
Municipal Court
Lageen Pond Company
Dukes County
Fall River
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Ashburnham Railroad
Boston FE Advertising
Oma Eee Kam
Tocal
Lasertica
Post Publishing C2
Framingham Water Company
Faymond
Sudbury River
Legislature
Hingston
Londow
British Quarterly Review
Cardinal Manning
Deer Island
Boost
Newton Table
NV Walpole
Iy Webster
Southboro
D. &. Whitney
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