Tilden Letter May Shape New York Democratic Convention
The Oswego Palladium reports semi official word that Mr. Tilden prepared a letter on his candidacy to be released at Albany during the state Democratic meeting. The note reportedly outlines the party’s situation and harmony, arguing for his return to politics as a unifying campaign document. The letter could crown his career and calm factionalism.
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Democratic State Committee of
New York
Albany
Oswego Palladium
Tilden
Mr. Tilden
Request for Lithograph Copy A Vigorous Historical Reminder
Worcester Mass resident S M Kimball asks for a copy of the lithograph mentioned in yesterday's Boston Post. The lithograph is obtainable from Advance Publishing Company New York by writing to the Boston Post and enclosing 30 cents.
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Sauayten
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Lishers
Boston Post
S. M. Kimball
Worcester
Mass
Advance Publishing Company
Murray Street
New York
Varied 19th century notes on notable figures and events
Ex Governor Harriman remains very feeble while Charlies O Conor supposedly left about 1 million. Ward endures money and memory troubles. Miss Hattie Blaine rumored to suffer sudden book making mania. Captain Webb’s widow works as cashier at Sus pension Bridge Whirlpool Rapids park. Notables Sam Winthrop, Georges Childs, and others travel or plan summer rests. Bohemian Klaeel to be honored in Belle Plain with unveiling, Elder to lead Hawes-place church at $1500 salary. Beecher immunizes youths in Plymouth church, Edmunds runs largest tombstone factory in Vermont. Blaine and Arthur deaths may prompt graves. New York reports Cleveland’s fire parade appearance, Hartshorn named post office inspector at Atlanta. Four Maine men ordained Whitsunday. Downing will will found street name.
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Harriman
New Hampshire
Charlies O’conor
Ferdinand Ward
Hattie Blaine
J. G. Blane
Matthew Webb
Suspension Bridge
Whirlpool Rapids
Robert C. Winthrop
Boston
Georges W. Childs
Wootten
Philadelphia
William B. Almar
Pembroke Street
Downers Landing
Ladimer Klaeel
Belle Plain
Iowa
Charles B. Elder
Neponset
Hawes-place Church
South Boston
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Senator Edmunds
Vermont
Blaine
Arthur
Edmunds
Atlanta Constitution
New York Mail
Guv
Cleveland
New York
Bennett
Washington Square
Holtman Faces Reelection Anxiety Over Indiana District
Special Despatch from Washington reports Indiana congressman Holtman returning home amid illness rumors and threats to renomination. Morrison aims to adjourn before July 1, contingent on the appropriation committee. Hewitt tariff bill may be debated, with focus on correcting errors cited by Secretary Folger. If duties fall, broader consideration could follow.
Indiana contested election case stirs House debate
The House debated the English versus Peelle contest for Indiana seat in the forty-eighth Congress. Remarks tied to a Virginia comment about a Barnum mule dominated provocatively, with exchanges on parliamentary language and decorum. Debate adjourned for the day.
Senate Deliberates Agricultural Appropriation Bill
Senate discussed the agricultural appropriation bill on May 20. Amendments included 20000 to locate and sink artesian wells on arid lands and 15000 to encourage silk culture, with debates on limits and funding. Changes also raised the laboratory appropriation from 16000 to 50000 before adjournment.
Presbyterians Allocate Large Gifts Across Missions and Institutions
The record lists numerous gifts totaling thousands of dollars to church and mission bodies. Key donors include the Board of Home Missions, Board of Foreign Missions, and the General Assembly Fund, with allocations to Harlem Union Mission, New York Port Society, Presbyterian Hospital, Hamilton College, and the Church of Puritans for a bell and tower.
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New York
Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Board of Foreign Missions
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
Presbyterian Church of the
Harlem Union Mission
Board of City Missions and Tract Society
New York Port Society
Presbyterian Hospital
Hamilton College
Church of Puritans
Further Evidence of Ward Business Methods in Ward Suit
In Petersburg on May 20, testimony resumed in the Morris vs Grant & Ward case. Ward faced grand jury subpoenas as Bangs testified about unp aid Booths theatre notes near 40000 dollars and contract ledgers. Contracts were labeled with animals, profits were arbitrary, and Ward often claimed shares in imaginary gains. Separately in New York Dimock & Co faced two attachments for 208700 and 238400 in stock and securities fraud claims. Planters and Mechanics Bank in Petersburg placed a deed of trust to secure $200,000 in liabilities after suspension.
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New York
J. H. Morris
Grant & Ward
Cole
Bangs
Plaintff
Booths Theatre
Ward
Manhattan Company
Mystic River National Bank
Second National Bank
Lincoln National Bank
Grant
Mr. Fish
Fish
Warner
Davis
A. W. Dimock & Co
York
Donahue
Alfred Sully
Amouinting
Dimock & Co
Petersburg
Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank
McIlwaine & Gillian
Election and Installation of the Royal Arch Masons
In Concord New Hampshire May 20 at the annual convention officers for the M E grand royal arch chapter of New Hampshire were elected led by M E G high priest Alpheus W Baker and E D G high priest J Francis Webster Other appointed officers and later installations followed with a grand lodge meeting scheduled for tomorrow A resolution protested the marked mason charters in Quebec The council of high priests also installed officers including president John J Bell and vice president Albert S Waite with officers for treasurer recorder master of ceremonies herald guard and more
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Royal Arch Masons
Concord
N. H
M. E. Grand Royal Arch Chapter
New Hampshire
M. E.G
Alpheus W. Baker
Lebanon
J. Francis Webster
E. G. King
John C. Neale
Franklin
E. G. Scribe
Harlan P. Goodrich
Manchester
Charles N. Towle
Henry A. Marsh
Nashua
Royal Arch
Horace A. Brown
William H. W. Hinds
Milford
William F. Knight
Laconia
Mitchell H. Bowker
Lisbon
E. G. Steward
Geo. Y. Kimball
John H. Steele
Peterboro
E. G. Sentinel
S. W. Emerson
Grand Lodge
England and
Wales
Quebec
Grand Royal Arch
Council of
M. E
John J. Bell
Exeter
Albert 8. Waite
Newport
Joseph Kidder
G. P. Cleaves
Frank D. Woodbury
J. H. Steele
Edward Dow
Mr Hewitt Tells the Story of a Burlesque Letter
Washington May 20 Mr Hewitt of New York rose in the house to explain that a letter purporting to be from Henry W Oliver Jr to Morrison criticising Hewitt’s bill was followed by another signed by Hewitt which he had not written until today when a Pittsburg Globe editor said he would publish it as a burlesque on Oliver’s letter. ONeill of Pennsylvania tried to defend Oliver but was drowned out. Morgan resolution to investigate New York bank failures heads for the senate finance committee with a request to the comptroller of the currency to appear next week. House judiciary orders favorable report on settling accounts between United States and New York Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia South Carolina and Baltimore from War of 1812 expenditures. Naval affairs subcommittee recommends 400000 relief for Cumberland and Monitor crews from Hampton Roads action with Merrimac.
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Hewitt
New York
Henry W. Oliver, Jr
Morrison
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Hewitt
Oliver
J. W. Breen
Pittsburg Globe
O’neil
Pennsylvania
Morgan
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United States
Delaware
Virgina
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Hampton Roads
Brooklyn court suit over Thomas D. Christopher interest in show
New York May 20 Thomas D Christopher sues Barnum Baily Hutchinson in Brooklyn city court to recover his share in a combined show alleging foreclosure gave Barnum possession with no payment. Also Mrs Mary Rodgers won 500 against Charles Lange in civil damage suit. Russell Sage contract reports revived but he pays as usual. Preston Banks Cashier Tully arrested for 15000 defalcation.
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New York
Thomas D. Christopher
Brooklyn
Barnum, Baily & Hutchinson
Barnum
Mary Rodgers
Charles Lange
Russell Sage
Cashler Tully
Preston Banking Company
Preston
Eng
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session Reports Gains
About 990 delegates gathered in Harrisburg for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows grand lodge session. Grand secretary reports 30,904 members, 19,759 past grands, 904 working lodges. Relief data show 11,777 brothers and 932 families aided, with $379,531 paid in reliefs. meeting to continue at least two more days.
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Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Ile
Tupper seeks extension of Washington treaty fishery clause
Ottawa May 20 Sir Charles Tupper visited Washington to interview the secretary of state through the British minister. He aims to secure an extension of the fishery clause of the Washington treaty. Result not disclosed but imperial government to be urged for immediate action upon his return to London.
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Ottawa
Sir Charles Tupper
Washington
Charles
London
Arrests for illegal distillery in Philadelphia on Tucker street
In Philadelphia on May 20 authorities seized J. Emory Byram's establishment on Tucker street. The proprietor was arrested for operating a distillery without a license. Officers found hogsheads of mash a still worm and two unstamped barrels near full of whiskey.
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Philadelphia
J. Emory Byram
Tucker Street
Philadelphia municipal court tax ruling sets $198,000 liability
Judge Simonton filed today an opinion in a case over municipal court taxation. The city of Philadelphia is held liable for 198000, while the state sought nearly 700000.
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Wiarrisburg
Simonton
Philadelphia
Will of Joseph A. Dudley Filed for Probate Bequests
New York May 2 The will of the late Joseph A Dudley was filed for probate today and provides charitable bequests to the American female guardian society of the city of New York and other beneficiaries in the document.
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New York
Joseph A. Dudley
American Female Guardian Society of the
City of
New Hampshire delegates noted for Democratic conventions
Concord hosts a large Democratic gathering as candidates vie for at large delegates. Names include Frank Jones, Frank A. McKean, Alvyah W. Sulloway, Henry O. Kent, with notable figures from Manchester, Laconia, Franklin and beyond. State officers and committee posts are listed. In New York a mass meeting endorses President Arthur with a 100-member Chicago delegation proposed. Delegates to Chicago chosen in Lowell and Lawrence favor Butler, while Pittsburgh nominates Negley and Bayne as congressional candidates.
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Concord
N. H
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Frank A. McKean
Nashua
Alvyah W. Sulloway
Franklin
Henry O. Kent
Lancaster
J. C. Moore
Lake Village
Stilson Hutchins
Laconia
Harry Bingham
E. A. Hibbard
John M. Mitchell
HW. B.S. Sanborn
Hosea W. Parker
Claremont
Rockingham County
J. C. Eastman
Hampstead
Strafford
Paul A. Stackpole
G. E. Dame
Newport
Grafton
Littleton
Coos County
H. O. Kent
Rockingham
Henry F. Wendell
Stratford
Frank Emerson
Farmington
Belknap
H. N. Colbath
Barnstead
Carroll County
Lycurgus Putnam
Conway
Merrimack
J. M. Hill
Hillsboro
Keene
New York
Arthur
Cooper Union
Cornelius W. Bliss
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
Frederick O. Winston
Henry Ward Beecher
Benjamin H. Bristow
Edward S. Pierrepont
Acton
Surrogate Rollins
Dr. Agnew
Legrand B. Cannon
Jesse Seligman
Salem H. Wales
Sam Sloan
William Dowd
Parke Godwin
J. D. Vermilye
Henry Clews
John Austin Stevens
Edward H. Ammidown
Vernon H. Brown
W. W. Cooper
S.O. E. Vanderpoel
Prince Koom Mun Nares Variddhi
F.S. Winston
The
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B. H. Bristow
Chicago
Russell
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Hutier
Lowell
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James
Brewers' Association Holds Twenty Fourth Annual Convention
In Rochester New York the twenty fourth annual convention of the United States Brewers association opens this evening and runs three days. Leading brewers from almost every state gather for a reception, welcome address by Mayor Warsons, formal opening at Germania ball, brewery visits, and a closing banquet on Thursday evening. License and Sunday closing questions are on the program.
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United States Brewers’ Association
Rochester
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Warsons
Germania
Firewreck Hits Multiple Otisville Stores and Homes
Brief telegraph reports list several Otisville stores Reed and Smith James Easton Van Duzer J Kuykendall the Liverpool and London clothing company and two large residences burned this morning causing an estimated loss of 40000 dollars. Other fires include G K Mellor's drug store in Worcester 2000 damage insured 4500 and stores in Chattanooga Morrison and Woodward planing mill fire with 50000 loss and New Orleans Security warehouse on Julia Street burned with 150000 loss.
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Telegraph
Otisville
N. Y
Reed & Smith
James Easton
van Duzer
J. Kuykendall
Liverpool and
London Clothing Company
Worcester
G. K. Mellor
Lancashire
Trans-Atlantic
Germany
Scottish Union
National
Edinburg
Chattanooga
Tenn
Morrison & Woodward
New Orleans
Julia Street
Philadelphia and Reading issues promissory notes
Philadelphia and Reading railroad company issued promissory notes totaling 460000 dollars to meet maturing contractor accounts. The notes are due in four months with 2 percent discount for those receiving them. Wages and hp have not been issued but will follow once a form is agreed.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Riot Flares in Linares Sparks Mexican Revolution Fears
At Linares, 200 miles from Matamoros, a serious riot broke out yesterday between civilians and government troops. Fears grow that the unrest could ignite a wider revolution across the republic.
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Matamoras
Mex
Linares
Wages of English and American Operatives Analyzed
D D Kelly spoke at East Boston Universalist church on tariffs and wages. He contrasted Walker tariff gains, sugar duties, and southern crop values with English wages, naval trade shares, and convict statistics to argue for protection. He praised Bayard and criticized free trade and Grant stock speculation.
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Kelly
United States
Louisiana
Texas
The
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England
Massachusetts
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Wells
Wales
Norway
Gladstone
Democratic Party
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Morse
Lovering
Gen. Grant
Northern railroad 25th annual report shows year end 1884 results
The 25th annual report details earnings of 571 729 dollars with expenses 366 709 and state tax 24 559. Liabilities include 500 000 dollars guaranty of Concord and Claremont railroad bonds, of which Northern owns 200 590. Track upgrades add 466 tons of steel rails. one locomotive and several cars added. Two fatalities reported. Passenger revenue 154 638, merchandise 358 080, express 11 000, mails 15 121, rents 2 500. Passengers 198 303. merchandise 484 337 tons. passenger miles 193 623. freight miles 273 947. other trains 3 055. Blame: receipts down 16 000 from prior year.
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The
Northern Railroad
Concord and
Claremont
N. H
Northern
Trinity college prize for English literature awarded
Hartford May 20 Edward Sims Van Zile of Troy New York won first prize at Trinity college for the best examination in English literature Henry Ritchie Neely of Chicago took the second prize
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Hartford
Conn
Edward Sims van Zile
Troy
N. Y
Trinity College
Henry Ritchie Neely
Chicago
Louisiana Legislature Elects Eustis U S Senator
Baton Rouge La May 20 The legislature today elected James B Eustis United States senator to succeed Benjamin F Jones in a pivotal political shift.
Memorial hall corner stone laid postponed in Milford Mass
New England notes report postponement of Memorial hall corner stone ceremony in Milford Mass to Saturday May 31. Several deaths and legal cases appear in brief items from Vermont Massachusetts and Maine including a fall fatality in West Rutland and a jury verdict in Newburyport.
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Memorial Hall
Milford
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Edward Farrell
West Rutland
Joseph St. Lawrence
Joseph F. Decoster
Mechanic Falls
Miss Warner
Sarah Bassett
John Corcoran
Bridgeport
N. H
Brown
Deering
Wood
Henniker
W. P. Reed
Fair Haven
Conn
Charles H. Hildreich
Gloucester
Thompson
Mulled actions shift among rail lines and crime shocks town
The report cites diverse events: Mexican Central directors depart Chicago for the east, a Pittsburg session of the National Society of Mechanical Engineers with 75 delegates, and a suicide by Joseph Frazier in Anderson Indiana after a murder last week. A Hoosac Tunnel freight line change, a Mississippi shooting and assault near Wahalak with a subsequent suicide, a Delaware and Hudson switch engine wreck at Mechanicsville with injuries, including a 70 year old baggage man and an engineer with a leg injury.
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Mexican Central Directors Party
Chicago
East
National Society of Mechanical Engineers
Pittsburg
Joseph Frazier
Wesley Hupp
Anderson
Ind
Buffalo
Hoosac Tunnel
Erie
West Shore Road
Scoota
Miss
Mark Moore
Wahalak
Delaware and Hudson Company
Mechanicsville
N. Y
Montreal
Tickman
Myers
Boston Philadelphia tilt thrills five thousand fans
Over 5000 witnessed the first Boston Philadelphia game with strong play by Boston. Whitney excelled for the visitors as they routed Philadelphia 8 0. The feature included fast pitching and a dramatic batting drought for Philadelphia. Also reports from bicycle races in Washington and related Louisville and masters events.
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Gothamites
Providence
Boston
Washington
Louisville
Girofle Girofla at the Globe draws strong praise
The Ideal opera company delivered an excellent performance of Girofle-Girofla at the Globe theatre Tuesday evening. Notable cast changes included Miss Ulmar in a double role, with strong singing from Miss Phillipps, Miss Burton, and Mr. Whitney. The production featured a lively wine song, accomplished acting, a fine Mourzouk, a good chorus, and well-set scenes.
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Bouffe
Girofle-Girofla
Globe Theatre
D’alcarazas
H. C. Barnabee Marasquin
Herndon Morsell Mourzouk
Myron W. Whitney Girofle-Girofla
Geraldine Ulmar Ausolc
Mathilde Phillipps Porto
Lizzie Burton Paquita
Marietta Seigfried
Ulmar
Barnabee
Don Bolero
Miss Philipps
Miss Burton
Morsell
Mr. Whitney
Mourzouk
Martha
Park Theatre
Mayor Refuses Signum Licenses and Building Move Dispute
The article reports Mayor Martin will not sign liquor licenses granted by Commissioners Jenks and Curran since Wales left office, affecting about 400 licenses and provoking legal questions. It notes building mover Cavanaugh’s license revoked after aldermen special meeting, plus various city notices including fire commissioner appointment mandamus, health case increases, and fire alarm box relocation.
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Arnold A. Rand
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Wales
Col. Rand
Democratic Delegates and Local Campaigns Across States
The Essex Statesman flags a no bullet no democrat stance while noting Flower delegates elected in Niagara Jefferson Westchester and Saratoga counties New York. Maine Blaine movement falters and agents failed as delegates were bought before arrival. Portland Argus reports Virginia primaries with Democrats set for easy wins elsewhere. Col John M Adams eyed to challenge Tom Reed. Arcostook County Democrats back John P Danworth as delegate at large with Cleveland favored for president and S J Anderson for governor. New York Young Men’s Democratic Club backs Cleveland with Tilden substitution. Revenue reform cited as key issue for campaign.
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the Argus
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Senate actions on various bills and hearings in 19th century session
In senate on Tuesday petitions and bills faced recommits and readings. Action covered Horton ship canal request, Framingham water bill, Plymouth jail expansion, Shanly claim, liquor license fees, and multiple orders of the day including Lynn Swampscott water, branch railroads, and food drug adulteration.
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Charles P. Horton
Cape Cod
Framingham Water Company
Plymouth County
House of Correction
Plymouth
Massachusetts House Measures and Debates on Railroads and Taxes
The house convened at 10:15 with Speaker Marden. Petitions from Amherst selectmen and Brockton bank address railroad relief and tax refunds, then refer to committees. several bills on railroads, fire escapes, and mortgaged property taxation move through committees, with debates and votes before noon. Afternoon session votes to reconsider and refer the Boston Barre Gardner railroad petition, and the mortgage tax bill faces opposition and passage attempt ending in defeat. poll tax constitutional amendment discussion continues with advocates seeking universal male suffrage.
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Amherst
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Brockton
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Potter
Worcester
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Osborne
East Bridgewater
Wadlin
Reading
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Centennial plans for Roxbury Artillery Veteran parade
The second meeting of the Committee of Forty, with members from the Roxbury Artillery Veteran Association, Roxbury city guard, old Roxbury government, and citizens, discussed a morning parade, dinner, speeches, possible levee, and fireworks for the centennial celebration. The event centers at West Roxbury park with a $2 admission including dinner, and a 9 A.M. march from the armory to the park.
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Roxbury City Guard
Old
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Armory
Washington and
Warren Streets
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John Backup
W. H. Clark
W. A. Coutheny
J.P. Connell
J. H. Frothingham
Gen. Burrill
Chas. Whittier
George B. Faunce
Capt. Gragg
L. Foster Morse
Frank Ferdinand
Shawmut and Unity Encampments Plan Degree Ceremony
Shawmut uniformed degree encampment No 1 of Boston will host Unity uni formed degree camp No 5 of Salem. A 2 30 P M business meeting, a 4 P M parade to Eastern depot to greet guests with Carter's band, 25 musicians, a 7 30 P M reunion in the grand lodge hall, degree conferred, followed by a banquet in the banquet hall.
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Unity Uniformed
Salem
Shawmut
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Corbin the Crow and Toledo Delphos Bond Fight
Wall Street News portrays Austin Corbin as Corbin syndicate crowing over bonds in a contentious bid to reorganize the Toledo and Delphos road. It contrasts bondholder leader J. M. Quigley with Corbin’s benevolent mask, warning locals to resist Corbin’s proposed guarantees and keep faith with Quigley’s plan to save their money.
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State House
Cockeast
Davol
Richmond’s Pond
Westport River
Rhode Island Boundary
Holyoke
Rogers Amero
Galvin
Committee On Harbors and Public Lands
William M. Hill
Palmer’s Cove
Nabant
Lyon
Mooney
Committee On Labor
Forbes
Northampton
Cambridge
George W. Cram
Edward Everett
Dwight W. Palmer
Trustees of the Smith Charities
Sharon
Boston, Barre and Gardner Railroad Company
Railroad Committee
Smith
Everett
Messrs. Beard and
Doherty
Kingsley
Palmer
Groton
Tufts
New Braintree
Messrs. Foley
Fall River
Cross
Newburyport
Dwyer, Murphy and Beard
Mr. Brackett
Universalists
Young Men’s Christian Association
Universalist Historical Society
College Hill
Universalist Club
Berkeley Hall
Boston Association of Universalists
Shawmut Avenue
C. R. Tenney
L.L. Barrington
the College
H. S. Cushman
J. Coleman Adams
J. D. W. Joy
G. W. Perry
A. B. Hervey
W.S. Crowe
Woman’s Centennary Association
Lena C. Start
Ada C. Bowles
R. T. Sawyer
Phebe A. Hanaford
C. W. Biddle
Lorenza Haynes
A. A. Miner
D.D
Boston Y. M.C. A. Association
Frament Temple
J. L. Withrow
A. J. Gordon
Joseph C. Price
North Carolina
Ruggles Street
Corbin the Crow
Odds and Ends
NH. B
New Car
Old Colony
Postoffice Square
Federal Street
John P. Lovell
Leonard
Nichol
Washington Street
Metcalf & Weldon
Whipple
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