Obsequies for Prof Joseph Henry Draw Wide Attendance
The body of Prof Joseph Henry was placed in a walnut casket at the Smithsonian and cast of the face made by Clark Mills. After services at the Smithsonian, the procession moved to New York Avenue Church and Oak Hill Cemetery. Pall-bearers included Associate Justice Strong, W W Corcoran, Admiral Rodgers, Gen Humphreys, George W Childs, Joseph Patterson, Surgeon General Barnes, Capt Carlisle P Patterson, and others. Attendees spanned the President, Cabinet, Supreme Court, Congress, diplomats, universities, and civic groups. Rev Dr Mitchell conducted the funeral prayers.
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Clark Mills
Washington
Joseph Henry
Smithsonian
Justice Strong
W. W. Corcoran
Admiral Rodgers
Gen
Humphreys
George W. Childs
Joseph Patterson
Philadelphia
Barnes
Carlisle P. Patterson
Coast Survey
Prefs. Guyot
Newcomb
Poe
J. Welling
New York Avenue Church
Diplomatic Corps
Academy of National Sciences
Alumni Association
Princeton College
Army and Navy
Washington Monument Society
Asa Gray
Harvard College
Guyot
Stephen Alexander
Princeton
Marsh
Yale
Fairman Rogers
McLane
Henry
Hodge
Oak Hill Cemetery
International Code Committee of America
Association For A
Frankfort
John Welsh
Bayard Taylor
David Dudley Field
A. P. Sprague
C. A. Peabody
F. A. P. Barnard
William Dorsheiner
George F. Comstock
F. R. Conder
Edward R. Bacon
J. P. Thompson
J. Prime
Samuel Osgood
Henry C. Potter
Charles Howard Malcom
E. A. Washburn
Howard Payson Wilds
Sol Mehrbach
Second Avenue Railroad
Thomas J. McCahill
The
Road
Brooklyn
the Sun
Garnier
Frost Thorn
Hunter
General Synod
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Dr Steele
Chicago Synod
Theological Seminary
Boston
Dakin
New York Mail
Northwestern Railroad
Sun
New Jersey
Northern Railroad reports gain on year despite tough conditions
The Concord based Northern Railroad directors report yearly income of 464 031 35 with expenses at 346 491 53 and net earnings of 117 139 82. They note improved profits over last year, paid taxes and five percent town dividends, and add 22 410 10 to income. They expect a six percent yearly dividend after improvements and new contracts with connecting lines. The Peterboro and Hillsboro line will open in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
The
Northern Railroad
Lnes
Peterboro
Hillstoro
Is Road
Concord Railroad
Acton
Concord and Portsmouth Railroad
White’s Opera House
George H. Wood
Eli N. Davis
Wolfboro
Tamworth
Wood
Portsmouth
Charles N. Towle
Edward Dow
E. Guard
Differing Opinions on Schouvaloff Visit and Peace Prospects
London reports conflicting views from Vienna and St. Petersburg on Count Schouvaloff's visit. The Times suggests Russia may not concede enough for a lasting deal, while a St. Petersburg correspondent notes Britain seeks concessions and hints at a possible amicable settlement if negotiations proceed. The piece also updates on Crete fighting, Turkish Christian clashes, and growing unease in St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Count Schouwaloff
St. Petersburg
The
Times
Vienna
England
Russia
Athens
Crete
Canea
Wiender Tagblatt
Derbeid
Balkan
Trajan
Berlin
Count Schouvaloff
Czarina’s Committee For the
Schouwaloff
Kars
Batoum
Paris
Schouvaloff
Foreign Office
New Bulgaria
Gotz
Bourse Gazette
New Times
Gortschakoff
Cout
Abandonment case in Essex Market Court names New York husband
Mrs Etta Libschitz accuses Aaron Libschitz known as William Saxe of abandonment after twenty years of wandering. He fled to Cincinnati, then married Helena Abrahams in New York and had two children. She tracked him to New York, leading to his arrest in Essex Market Court in a $300 bond. Also notes first whitebait feast at Manhattan Beach, O Leary’s walk, and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Agriculture
Committee On Printing
United States
Hoar
Matthews
Otne
Treasury
Committee On Finance
Hill
Calhoun
Harris
Tennessee
Senate
Washington, D. C
Ingalls
Committee On
District of Columbia
New York
Etta Libschitz
Essex Market
Aaron L. Libschiz
William Saxe
Libschitz
Hessen
Kamnitz-Podolsk
Prussian
Poland
Aaron
Ivanoff
Alexander Wassail Libschitz
Was
Bachmoot
Katarinaschlava
Helena Abrahams
Cincinnati
Essex Market Court
Manhattan Beach
Grafulla
America
Gratulla
Conrad
Eugene Blackford
Fulton Market
New York Bay
J. Carson Brevoort
Smithsonian Institute
Breckford
Baird
Daniel O'Leary
Nevada
Metropolitan
England
Chicago
Gilmore's Garden
Cork
W. Astley
O'Leary
Taunton
Boston
Europe
Baylies
Dighton
Russia
Hoffman
St. Petersog
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Pittsburg
Ellis
Morris
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Lebanon
Tenn
D. FE. Bushnell
D. D
California
Trenton
N. J
State Gazette
Washington
O’gallagher
Charleston
National Party
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church, South
Knoxville
C. A. Stillman
Thomas E. Peck
Roanoke
Presbyterian
Joseph H. Martin
Atlanta
John Hodges Graham
U.S. N
Orange County
N. Y
New York City
Protestant Episcopal Church
American Bible Society
General Synod of the Reformed Church In the
Lancaster
Thomas G. Appel
Bausman
D. van Horne
van Horne
P. Griding
T. Bacher
W. D. Gross
General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
C D. Foss
William Comback
Iaiana
Conference of the Church South
Foss
Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Comback
Levick Pierce
Paine
Wesleyan Methodist Conference of
Yale
Sheakespeare
Stratford
Avon
New Haven
Fair Haven
Samuel Dickinson
Lydia Sherman
Connecticut
Portland Drowns Man and Court Verdict in York Beach Fire Case
The body of Charles Sherard was found in Portland harbor yesterday, with his drowning noted as having occurred in March. In Portland, a verdict awarded George Bowden $2700 against Manhattan Fire Insurance for the York Beach summer hotel fire of May 2, 1876. A Maine village prayer meeting prompted a colorful exhortation about embracing Christ. Auditors Robert Porter and George Woods found no misappropriation in Stockton town accounts 1876 and 1877. Augusta aldermen clash over fire department control, leading to resignations and firings of key officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sherard
Portland
Rolling Mills
United States District Court
George Bowden
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
York Beach
Bowden
Maine
Christ
Robert Porter
Searsport
George Woods
Belfast
Stockton
Augusta
Morse
Robbins
Fire Department
New Hampshire Items Include Bankrupt Dow and Ship Demolition
Ebenezer L Dow of Laconia has filed for bankruptcy while Fernalds lumber wharf in Portsmouth collapsed under a heavy lumber load. The Naval Board condemns the steamer Omaha as beyond repair. Various local cases include Nathan Adams jailed for six months for fraudulent concealment, and Brooks found guilty of stealing a letter from a Portsmouth post office. The Northern Railroad reports strong earnings and dividends, with a stockholders meeting set in Concord. Masonic Convocation in Concord elected officers for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer L. Dow
Laconia
Fernald
Portsmouth
Naval Board of Survey
Nathan Adams
Circuit Court of
Manchester
Canterbury
Fisherville
Merrimac County
Supreme Court
James Brooks
William Falvey
Brooks
Concord
Falvey
Vermont News Roundup From May Events And Incidents
Land-locked salmon released into Greensboro lake and the Lady of the Lake prepared for summer travel on Memphremagog. A three year old girl died from scalding in Bethel, while Patrick Tearney of St Johnsbury was fatally injured after a hayload fall. May snow touched northern Vermont hills. A Richford mill accident left a man with a broken leg narrowly avoiding a saw. Republican caucus in St Albans chose nine delegates, Proctor leaning. Ex Gov Smith heads the delegation. Rev R T Searle of Windsor suffered a severe apoplexy while others reported transport and political skirmishes across the state. Merrill victory details and contest threats emerge from Rutland scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Memphremagog
Mills Spooner
Bethel
Patrick Tearney
St. Johnsbury
Alexander Jacob
Richford
St. Albans
Proctor
Smith
R.T. Searle
Massachusetts
Old South Church
Windsor
Portland and Ogdensburg
Johnson
Rutland Colonels
Republican Committee
Merrill
Proctor Committee
Page
Debt, deaths, and disasters across Lowell region
A string of incidents fills the Lowell area docket: an entry thief named David L. Ridley was arrested and several articles recovered. Owen Malony drowns in Suffolk canal. Bridget Beasley dies of heart disease leaving two grown children. Also reported are anniversaries, suicides, accidents, a boatman missing after a capsize, a man wounded by a gun misfire, a two mile scull abandoned due to rough water, and temperance parades. Trials in Lowell for murder, a sheriff moving prisoner, and financial scandal in South Hadley with Treasurer Wright’s defalcation totaling about 29,000 dollars and a lapsing bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Ridley
Lowell
Owen
Patrick Malony
Suffolk Canal
Bridget Beasley
Lawrence
Mass
Thomas Beal
Charles Ruggles
Ruggles Hill
Hardwick
Mr Ruggles
Washington Mills
John W. Snow
Athol
Worcester
Joshua Davis
South Dartmouth
Daniel Murphy
Johnson’s Pond
Boxford
Kennedy
Rourke
Merrimac
Temperance Societies
Lawrence Cornet Band
Father Matthew Society
City Hall
John Higgins
McGrady
Stewart Street
Fall River
Theodore Vierce
Westport Point
Leconnet Point
Lowell of Clerk
Alonzo K. Preston
Emma A. Bruce
Lord and Endicott
Supreme Court
W. H. Devlin
Kimball
Wright
South Hadley
Board of Selectmen
Fire Strikes St Agnes Academy Memphis School Burned
A morning blaze at St Agnes Academy on Vance street in Memphis destroyed the building library and pupil clothing with much furniture. Sisters of St Dominic saved paying pupils but two firemen and chief McFadden were burned mildly. Building insured for 20000, library and furnishings for 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
St. Agnes Academy
Vance Street
Sisters of St. Dominic
McFadden
Bangor
Thurston & Co
W. B. Hayford
W. H. Bradford
Lancaster
N. H
Frank Leavitt
East Lancaster
Portland
William P. Morgan
Scarboro
Bradford
Penn
R. W. Evans & Co
Cincinnati's Festival Ends With Wagner and Beethoven
A drizzly afternoon did not dampen crowds at Cincinnati's festival as four numbers featured Wagner and Beethoven. Mme Pappenheim earned applause for Siegfried's death and Brunhilde funeral music. the closing Ninth Symphony culminated in the Hymn of Joy by a quartet.
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Cincinnati
Wagner
Beethoven
Coriolanus
Siegfried
Mme. Pappenheim
Hagen
Brunhilde
Thomas
Joan
Miss Cary
Europe
Aken
Dartmouth Athletic Sports Ends In Even Rugby Draw
At Hanover on May 16 Dartmouth athletic events continued with long jump races, sprints, hurdles, and distance runs led by J B Gerould and F W Shattuck. A rugby match between Reds and Blues ended in a scoreless draw as crowds enjoyed fine weather and a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Mason
Concord
Dutton
Norwich
J. H. King
Malone
N. Y
Oscar Mickel
Albany
A. G. Lombard
Franklin
N. H
Hurdies
W. E. Badger
G. H. Danforth
Dover
C. W. Spring
Lebanon
H. S. Dewey
New York City
Reds
G. E. Thompson
Blues
Races Report From Lexington Philadelphia and Washington
Heavy morning rain left tracks muddy as Himia won the Phoenix Hotel stakes at 1% miles in 3.22 and Andax claimed the two year old filly and colt stake. Edinburg beat rivals in 2.1644. May Medium triumphed at Suffolk Park in 2.37, 2.34, 2.34 while Bateman won the 2 27 heats. At Bennings Park Indian Boy ran a 1 mile dash in 1.20 and Kenney won the mile heats with Tom Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Himia
McChene
Solicitor
Andax
Liatunah
la Favorita
Edinburg
Bill Bass
Cammie F
Philadelphia
Suffolk Park
May Medium
Sorrell Top
Robert Scott
Bateman
Delaware
Jersey Boy
Washington
Bennings Park
Kenney
Tom Bacon
Fenian invasion fears spark frontier militia mobilization
In St John New Brunswick on May 16 the garrison artillery orders readiness as a new eastern Lancaster battery is enrolled and St Andrew's Battery to be revived. In North Troy Vermont on May 16 rumors of Fenian invasion grow, a camp of Irish travelers near the woods, Canadian militia called out amid frontier tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
N. B
Lancaster
St. Andrew’s
North Troy
Canada
Bennington Swindle Ends With Fraudulent Draft
In Bennington Vermont on May 16 a man calling himself C F Tiffany defrauded merchant S F Harris by posing as a commercial agent for H K Thurber & Co of New York. Tiffany sold goods and delivered a $50 draft Harris endorsed. Thurber denies employing him. police seek the imposter described as five foot six, light haired, with a missing front tooth, wearing light pants and dark jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
S. F. Harris
C. F. Tiffany
H. K. Thurber & Co
New York
Harris
New England Agricultural Society Meets in Worcester
A Worcester meeting of the New England Agricultural Society with Worcester County officers planned for SeptemberFair committees were named and premiums totaling about 10 000 dollars were approved most for classes and premiums with some for horses The group invited President Hayes and his Cabinet and optimism ran high for the largest fair yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
New England Agricultural Society
Worcester County Society
Charles B. Pratt
Hayes
New England Society
Tammany Hall General Committee Hears Denunciation of Tilden
In New York on May 16 State Senator Ecclesine blasted Samuel J. Tilden claiming he lacked the pluck to serve if elected president. Ecclesine noted Republicans plan to send a candidate touring Europe and urged Democrats to nominate a man bold and loyal to his friends.
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Washington
Potter
Hale
Jane
Steele
Page
Conger
Tayler
Corger
Ohio
Sayler
Michigan
Stephens
Georgia
Fort
Speaker
Banks
New York
Panks
Mr Potter
Mr Panks
Es Hale
Mr Stephens
Mr Wait
Connecticut
Hooker
Morse
Massachusetts
National Republican Today
Sherman
You
Noyes
Louisiana
Florida
South
Tilden
Hayes
Returning Board
Tammany Hall General Committee
Ecclesine
Samuel J. Tilden
Europe
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Tion
Louvre
Brussels
Laeken
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Times
the Times
Cameronian
Great Britain
Ireland
Kinsale Harbor
Clonakilty Bay
Lord Beaconsfield
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Nassau Hall
Common Council
House of Correction
Laura Joyce Taylor
James Valentine Taylor
Cambridge
Chester
Newburyport
Dartmouth
Baltimore
Texas
War Department
Orrier
WashIndon
D. C
New England
Orrick
Signan Service
Signal Service
Pennsylvania Pier
Commonwealth Vs Lowell Railroad
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Salem
Ives
Bacon
Tartmouth Commencement
Hanover
Adison F. Andrews
George H. Gilbert
Dorset
Frank
Hataling
Amasa W. Townsend
Springe
John C. Dana
Woodstock
Frederick W. Gregg
Northfield
Thomas E. Knowland
Marblehead
John M. Moses
Isaac F. Paul
Dedham
Edward W. Sanborn
Wilberforce Sully
Charles D, Tenney
Des Moines
Towa
Edmund M. Wittum
Sandwich
George W. Blaisdell
Haverhill
Albert O. Browne
Northwood
Clarence E. Burnham
Brayton A. Field
East Hounsfield
Charles 8. Caverly
Pittsfield
Frank Proctor
George R. Harlow
A Winfield S. Montgomery
Townsend
Charles H. W. Howe
Frank W. Gove
Farina
Ill
William S. Parkington
Frank S. Rogers
Troy
Walter H. Small
Provincetown
Charlies M. Stevens
West Waterville
Josiah A. Wood
Morrisville
John E. Young
Stratham
San Francisco
Workingmen’s
Kearney
Dennis Kearney
Dallas
Texas Central Railroad
St. Louis
Middletown
Ohio Democrats
Columus
Boston Post
House
John Sherman
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Proceedings
Maxey
Committee of Post Offices
Brazil
Eustis
New Orleans
Butler
Congress
Anthony
Professor Henry
Railway Matters
Concord Road
Chambers
James Shields
Andros B. Stone
Iowa District Court
John Fallon
Fallon
Mississippi Valley and Western Railway Company
St. Lows, Keokuk and St. Paul
Iowa
Youngstown, Ashtabula
Youngstown, Ashtabula and
and Keene
Keene, N. H
Manchester and
Keene Railroad
T. H. Wood
Henry Colony
S. W. Hale
S. G. Griffin
George B. Twitchell
C. Robb
Milan Harris
Yana Sargent
J. H. Buttrick
David Gregg
Samuel G. Dearborn
Thomas ©. Hatch
Missouri, Kansas and Texas New Board
OF Directors
Fort Scott
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Parsons
W.L. McCready
H. A. Johnson
J. Henderson
N. O. Moore
George Clark
James O. Agnew
John S. Exvier
Kentucky
Benjamin Hart
John Elliott
James A. Stebbings
A. D. Jaynes
Missouri
H. C. Crosse
D. P. McDonald
C. H. Pratt
Kansas
Alfred Walruth
Cleveland
Ten Eyck
Pitpsfield
John Ten Eyck
Nat Johnson
Carley
Friedland
Stillman
John Carey
Stillman’s
Sheffield
von Eyck
W. H. Ten Eyck
John
Elizabeth
Tilton
Rolls of
Plymouth Church
Foreign News
Reichsrath
Gathorne Hardy
M. Tisza
Prince Charles
Tura Severin
Danube
Hafiz Pasha
Sergian
Ismid
Oxford University
Talbot
Henry J. S. Smith
London ‘Times
Turkey
Blackburn
Freedom OF the Press
Daily News
Germany
Hungary
Transylvania
Lower Danube
Woolwich
Woodlands
Preston
Crington
Tattersfield & Co
Ravensthorpe
Toronto
Wallace Ross
Hanlan
Kennebec Oasis
Grand Opera House
N.B
Ross
Newark
Keasly
New Jersey Mutual
J. H. Stedwell
A. G. Fay
Stedwell
Benjamin Noyes
Temperance
Burlington, VT
William Maxwell
Earl of
Leitrim
NEW England News
New Hampshire
Vermont
Jackson Hall
T. F. Byron
John A. Maguire
South Common
Citizens’ Committee
College Sports
Montreal
Edmund Baylies
George W. Gunnison
Watchman
Apt
John Gunnison
Utah
Gunnison
Schuyler Street
Grove Hall
Henry D. Gardner
MacLean
C. F
H. D. Gardner
People’s Ferry
Marshfield
Oters
R. F. Gilkey
Royal Gilkey
Watertown, Mass
Josiah B. Riggins
Free Will Baptist Church
Hale & Norcross
Julia Consolidated
Tuslice
Rontuck
Leopard
Northern Belle
Oddie Sec
Jocctman
Ccc
Cescescesee
SMM
Raymond & Ely
Eureka
Hornellsville
MW. Y
Hornells
Lowells
Harvards
Providence
R. I
Westboros
Brown University
New Bedfords
Hartford
Manchesters
Worcesters
Milwaukee
Utica
Uticas
Alleghenys
Anna Barbara Keon
Dayton
Park Hotel
Ship News
Havifax
N.S
H. M.S. Rover
Bermuda
Norfolk
J. B. Hurley
Newport
Lynnhaven
A. Gavitt
Lydia
Tincum Island
Uhae
Arri
Australia
Columbus
Havana
Nova Scotian
Liverpool
Italy
Maas
Rotterdam
Farther Point
Venezia
City of Chester
Democratic City Committee
Bay
Democratic City Central Committee of
Court House
Court Square
John E. Fitzgerald
Tili
Central House
R. I. Hopkins & Sears, Proprietors
Mylt
Eopom
Myi
Prospect House
Bethlehem
Geo. W. Phillips
Pigeon Cove House
Feet ON Cove
Cape Ann
E. S. Robinson & CO
Young’s Hotel
European Plan
d_of State Street
Whipple
GEO. G. J
uFém
Falmouth House
Causeway ST
C.F. Clark
Millike ™ Noy
Washington Street
Old Concord
Main Street
Pittsford
Stummek
Framingham
P. O
Myle
New Bedford
Groves
Lakes, &c
S. O
State Street
Ellen M. Bailey
Winthrop
Jason Cumey
Franconia
UTUM
MER
W. R. Hayden
Bedford Mineral Oe
Entertainments
Tompkins & Hill
L. R. Shewell
Colville “Folly Company
A Thompson
Colville
Drury Lane
Mechanica
Cock Robin
Globe Theatre
Grand Aire
Martha
Fra Diavolo
W. Carleton
Kellogg Opera Company
Boston Museum
R. M. Pisce
WM. Warren
Penetrate Partysipee
Mississippi
Jubilee
Lotta
Howard Atheneum
Rich & Stetson
Mr John Sprison
Tyron
Schoolcraft and
Coes
Gus Williams
J. J. Braham
A. J. Leavitt
N. D. Jones
Maffitt & Bartholomew
Harry
Beethoven Hall
Rose Michel
LES Petits Oiseaux
Bebe
Aur
Coliseum
Elise Dockrill
James Robinson
Pauline Lee
WM. Gorman
Gardner
Miranda
Livingstone
Lenton
H. Dockrill
Royal Bengal Tigers
Ditson & Co
Horticultural Hall
Edison
Boston Music Hall
Madame Eugenie Pappenheim
Fanny Kellogg
Signor G. Tagliapietra
WM. H. Sherwood
S. L. Lindley
Tf Mylu
Bostons
Ingersoll
Music Hall
Mes Redpath
Post Publishing Company
Lai
WM. B. Smart
Haleford
W. A. Batchetor
Batchelor
Dp&pawvyte
Boston Statesman and Weekly Post
Telemachus
Mentor
Beecher
Mexico
Home Circle
A. F. Stewart
New York News
Geo. W. Warren
Danvers Insane Asylum
Milner Fothergille
A.wanklyn
St.George’s Hosp
Ogden Doremts
Peter Hood
Herts, Medical Society
Vichy
Vals
Peter Squire
F.L.S
C. Macnamara
F.R.C.S
C.S
Westminster Hosp
Herman Weber
M.D
Fred’k
H. Planten & Son Wm
the Agricultural Society
Nebraska
State of
Stevens
Lepreux
Antwerp
Fort McInney
Sam Kelly
John Moran
Joseph Gordon
Montevideo
Davenport
Honest Money League of the Northwest
Newark Savings Bank
Rhode Island
Newport Maror
Niantic
Joseph Hutchinson
Allen’s
George A. Richardson
Concentrated Food Company
Court Street
Express Office
A. H. Hall Co
W. T. Bennett
Will
Can
Pennington
Messrs Fisher
NEW Publications
Church Chronicle
Aunt Huldar
E. E. Hate
F E. A. Washburn
Pres
E. H. Fairchild
Rose Terry Cooke
Rebecca Harding Davis
S. G. W. Benjamin
Rev
Tryon Edwards
Elizabeth Akers Allen
Ellen W. Olney
W. C. Gray
Susan Coolidge
Annie A. Preston
C. F. Thwing
Springfield
RGF
Bouguereau
Sappho
Fromentin
Horse Mart
Jacalland
William the Silent
Robie
Williams & Everett’s
Mareati & Co
Cadiz
Francis G. Davis
Commercial Street
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