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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1881

Page

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Small Pox Cases Rise in New England Across States

The region reports more small pox cases than since 1873 with about thirty cases and six deaths in Southbridge and additional cases in North Adams Valley Falls Central Falls and Westerly Rhode Island. Authorities urge vaccination amid outbreak concerns.

New England Southbridge North Adams Valley Falls Central Falls Westerly Rhode Island

Loring Seeks North South Manufacturing Ties and Federal Scope

Special Despatch reports Dr. Loring addressing the De Molay Commandery in Boston and proposing to unite North and South manufacturing interests under the Agriculture Department. A Senator questions this scope while other items note breadstuffs exports gains, and Gov. Foster's New York peacemaking sparks Democratic concerns about Conkling.

Boston Post Washington Loring de Molay Commandery Knights Templar Boston Department of Agriculture North South LeDuc Bureau of Statistics New Orleans New York Philadelphia Baltimore San Francisco Foster Conkling Senate White House State Department

Currency and bonds surge as national bank notes rise

Washington May 22 The national bank circulation climbs with over 362.9 million in circulation credited to banks by the Comptroller of the Currency. Demand grows as business prospers, with expectations of reaching 375 million. Bond holders rush to redeem 5s for continuance at 3 1 4 percent while 6 per cents see little exchange. Treasury expects most registered bonds to remain in circulation by tomorrow evening.

Hewitt New York Washington Notimeio New England Pacific Coast Treasury

Exports Inspection Debate Highlights Commerce Policy

The Attorney General rejects a right for Customs to inspect exports under existing law. A Bureau of Statistics chief argues against a law authorizing inspection, saying it would hinder trade and waste government funds. Also reports on a Yellowstone special-route mail fraud, postal changes, star-route delays, Havana pilotage fees, political shifts, and meteorological ties via Mexico.

Washington United States Customs Bureau of Statistics Fem

Conkling Considered Return as New York Faction Grows

New York officials report a crowded Fifth Avenue Hotel reception as Conkling dons a cautious posture toward re election. Friends debate whether he will refuse or mount a quiet canvass to secure a brilliant victory amid waning enthusiasm among Republicans. Grant heads home after learning of Conkling’s resignation.

New York Senator Conkline Fifth Avenue Hotel the Express Onkling Conkling Washington Gen. Grant Mexico Senator Conking

Arrest of Father Sheehy Averted Bloodshed in Ireland

May 22 London reports the arrest of Father Sheehy causing agitation in Ireland. In New Pallas Limerick a mob attacked evicting soldiers and police, but Father O Donnell intervened to restore order as evictions proceeded. Prisoners, including Father Sheehy, were moved to Nazi jail with strong escort amid tense relations.

Father Sheehy London Ireland New Pallas Limerick Father O’donnell Russia St. Petersburg Chaikoff Moscow Gortschakof Kiel Lassolway Roscommon County Kettle

Government suits Webb case moved to discontinue plan

In New York on May 22 the Government moved to discontinue the Webb case for 400000 unaccounted funds from James Watson Webb once US Minister to Brazil. No new trial order received. Other notes include a charity case, a helper’s plea, and local protests over a Russian execution.

St Joseph's Catholic Church Dedication in Lowell

The reconstructed St Joseph's Church on Lee Street Lowell was dedicated today Archbishop Williams of Bosion led the consecration with Lowell clergy. Bishop Fabre of Montreal preached the dedicatory sermon amid a large congregation.

Lowell Mass St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Lee Street Archbishop Williams of Bosion Michael O’brien M. Millete Nashua Fabre Montreal P. Q L. Antoine Order of Oblate Fathers M. Tideau M. Gladu M. Duhamel Ottawa M. Vaillant Duhamel P.Q

Garfield to Attend Decoration Day Ceremonies in Gettysburg

President Garfield and Secretaries Blaine Windom and Kirkwood will join Decoration Day rites at the National Cemetery Gettysburg Pa. Gov Hoyt and department heads plus both houses of the Legislature will be present. Julius C Burrows of Michigan to deliver the address. One presidential party arrives Monday morning remains until Tuesday evening.

Gettysburg Garfield Blaine, Windom Kirkwood National Cemetery Hoyt Julius C. Burrows Michigan

Clergy Debate Revised New Testament in Sermons

In Philadelphia on May 22 clergymen across Protestant churches discussed the revised New Testament. Most praised it as a valuable work clarifying doubtful matters while a few condemned it.

Philadelphia

Cramb’s Medical Degree Nullified Over Plagiarized Thesis

The College of Physicians and Surgeons in Buffalo has nullified William R. Cramb’s M D degree after findings showed his thesis was written by Dr. Walton and presented as original work. The incident occurred in Buffalo, New York, on May 22.

Buffalo N. Y College of Physcians and Surgeons William R.cramb Walton

Ex-Postmaster Boyd Arrested for Post Office Robbery

In Houston Maine on May 22 ex postmaster Boyd was arrested for robbing the local post office. Money contained in letters was found on his person and he confessed.

Houston, Me Boyd Houston Post Office

Miss Curtis Challenges Miss Pinneo in Long Race Duel

Denver May 22 Miss Curtis challenges Miss Pinneo to a 10 15 or 20 mile race for 1000 to 5000 dollars a side with time and location to be set by the challenger.

Denver Col

Death of Col. Thomas A. Scott chronicled in obituary

Col. Thomas A. Scott a noted railway manager dies at his Woodbury home near Darby Pa at 9 pm May 21 The indirect cause is a 1856 railway collision injury later paralyzing his left side He served as Pennsylvania Railroad president and head of the Union Pacific rescue He held multiple posts including Assistant Secretary of War and led four thousand miles of lines He married twice and leaves four or more children The report also notes other deaths including Prosper Duaverger de Hauranne Hosea Ballou Hoogs and others

Thomas A. Scott Woodbury Darby Pennsylvania Railroad Col. Scott Europe Theodore Cuyler Rittenhouse Square Loudon Franklin County Waynesboro James D. Scott Bridgeport Metcalf & Ritchie Mercersburg James Patton Columbia Thomas Leeches Philadelphia H. B. Cummings State Public Works J. Edgar Thompson Annie Riddle Pittsburg Paris M. Prosper Duaverger de Hauranne French Academy Hosea F. Ballou Hosea Ballou Boston Wilmington Dana Mass Barnard Portsmouth N. H Salem Monroe Whitingham Universalist Church M. F. Ballou Meriden Conn Joseph H. W. Hoogs Winthrop Street Hyde Park Hoogs West Union State Street Washington

List of Names From New England and Beyond

A scanned snippet lists numerous individuals and firms including Walter Springfield M F Burnam Lowell Gregg Philadelphia Sargent Prov Porter Manchester Miles Charleston Carson Norwich Campbell New York Peabody Saratoga Bucket Moulton Philadelphia Ellen Dunlap Wellesley Easton Burman Lowell Burnham Calais Viet Lowson Arbrath Scot Kutnow Winkler New Brunswick

A Walter Springfield F Burnam Lowell R Gregg Phila Sargent L Porter Manchester Miles Charleston F Carson Norwich H Campbell Peabody Saratoga Bucket Pontiac H L

Long List of Names in Historic Exeter Area Record

A fragment lists numerous individuals including JE G Pray, Exeter RC Cole, Dunham C Putnam, Salem F A Gregory, N Y B F Boydell, Mrs Dunham and Dr Matta, and others across Halifax Fall River Manchester London Wasn DC. The item appears as a roster or notices page with varied surnames and initials.

Pray Exeter RC Cole Dunham Putnam Salem Gregory Boydell Foxboro Matta Mattapan L McQuaid Manches Houlett Halifax B Wright Fall River Donnaid M Lewis Houghtonville

Local Names and Residences in Aged Directory Snippet

A fragmented list of names and spouses with towns including Deering Norwood Framingham Newton Portland Nashua Salem and Philadelphia. Officials and others such as Capt Armstrong and J Davis are noted among varied households and associations.

Warren Portland Denny & Wife Newark JB Thomas Baltimore WE Riggs

List of Names Featured in Shared Notices Across Cities

A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals and couples linked to Hackensack Springfield Prov O Waskrey Brooklyn N Bedford Walpole Norfolk and Baltimore. The text appears to be a roster of names with marital or associated descriptors, lacking context.

Christie Hackensack Greary & Wf Hancock Haverhil L Hodgdel Springfield Rogus Provo Smith & Lady Waskrey Brooklyn Hastings Bedford Cranville

Derby and Concord Names Listed in Local Directory

A compiled roster shows residents and officials including H Clark of Old Concord Derby Sudbury J Sears Leicester Dover A Parlin Acton F Strickland N Haven G L Bingham Burlington A P Laine Fitchboro W Gilbert Georgetown E P Marston Belmont Sudhoad Den Falls i Ford Weymouth F G Stevens Marlboro W D Stimson Augusta C Galloway Gloucester W Hitchcock Palmer J F A Roberts Dover H Dopp Lawrence A Barker Portland W W Smith Dipteld Me C N Baxter Lebanon N M Whitmore Gardner Captain H Crowell Hyannis J Park Searsport Mr and Mrs Stevens Clinton M A Atkins Portland G Boutwell Andover.

Derby Old Concord Stone Sudbury Clark Leicester Sears Dover Parlin Acton Strickland Haven Bingham Burlington Laine Fitchbore G Gilbert Georgtown P Marston Belmont Sudhoad den Falls Ford Weymouth Stevens Marlboro Stimson Augusta C Galloway Gloucester Hitchcock Palmer Roberts H Dopp Lawrence Barker Portland Smith Dipteld Baxter Lebanon M Whitmore Gardner H Crowell Hyannis Park Searsport Clinton Atkins G Boutwell Andover

List of names and places appears in naval personnel record

A long string of names with associated cities and institutions from a historical roster. The fragment lists individuals such as D Murray, H Baxberry, J P Joyce, and many others, along with their hometowns or affiliations including Newport, Portland, New York, Philadelphia, London, and San Francisco.

D Murray US Navy Baxberry Newport Bacon Portland P Joyce Cincinnati Bowland New Bedford Jerome Dudley New Jersey Stlman Laidwin Stephenson Worcester New Haven Seward Rooney Macauley Phila L Eyre Fletcher Ryer San Francisco Porter & Dr Syracuse Hooper Fall River Blake Ringman & W Bridgewater Damon & W Rainsford & W Tor E Miller O Lacey Brooklyn EA Rice Clark & W London Eng M Hodges J? Furlong DU Buckland & W Pontiac H Springer Laighton Isle of Shoals T Reed Pepe

Notable list of names and affiliations across multiple locales

A dense roster of individuals including Walters Cheshire, A J Lordsey St John, JP Hutchinson New Hampshire, Mossiff St Albans, K Lovejoy Lebanon, AJ Lee Lowell, A Lee Lawrence, J Farrow England, J Halliwell Providence, B Pollak New York, AW Pinbeck Salem, J Gordon New York, E Burleich Augusta, G B Johnson Syracuse, RK Linsley, Ganos R Builen and Wf Chelsea, Kendall Massachusetts, B Egerto Hallowell, W F Sanders Montana, J T Connor Montana, TS Dennison Bangor, A F Nichols Brunswick, O F Bouilee NY, E G Swett Manchester, iJ H Bangs New Addams S M Hewell Dover, J H Showerman Alpany.

T Walters Cheshire J Lordsey St John Hutchinson Montana Dennison Bangor A F Nichols Brunswick Bouilee

List of Names Mentioned in Hyannis Bath and Montreal

A roster of individuals listed with city affiliations including Hyannis Bath Montreal Newark Portland New York and Hartford. Individuals named include Mrs G H Crowell Miss E Crowell O L Crowell W P Frye C P Merrill JB Smith F Garrison EB Denney ER Patten and J Brophy among others.

H Carter & Wife Whibley England H Crowell Hyannis E Crowell Crowell P Frye Maine P Merrill Portland JB Smith Garrison

Fragmented Names and Firms Across Cities

A list of individuals and firms from multiple cities including New York Fitchburg Providence Maiden Bangor Rochester Philadelphia Quebec Newcastle Lebanon and Worcester appears with initials and partial designations. The scattered names imply a directory or notice of business or social listings without cohesive narrative.

Cook & Wi Manger Fitchburg Littlefield Saco Doane Providence Merrit Maiden White Evanovitch Golden Belgrade E Parent Bangor Booth Hellerill Dawson & Lady Phila Gilson Quebec Adrons Newcastle Pike Lebanon Chamberlin Wells River

Notable CriminAl and Ledger Events Include Robbery and Deaths

Baltimore broker Fahrestock’s office robbed of 10000 in bonds. Jefferson Davis arrived in Chicago and reportedly left for Canada that night. Tony Scott shot his brother Oliver in Marlboro County South Carolina and is jailed. Maud 3 valued at 50000 by Milcreek Township assessors. Barta hanged at Mesilla for murder and wife’s assault. A cave-in at Mill Creek Pa injures Patrick Crowley and James Stevens. Thomas Cherry known as Tommy the Kid shot near Amargo New Mexico. Von Arsdale, alleged will forgE tor arrested in Montreal handed to U S for Philadelphia. Orion Esterburg 18 commits suicide near Chicago. St Louis fire department records 456 fires last year causing 3495451 85 in damage. total loss 1577835 55, insurers 1617612 80. John Bays surrenders after murdering wife in Harmar Ohio. He had been lurking in woods since Wednesday.

Fahrestock Baltimore Jefferson Davis Chicago Canada Tony Scott Oliver Marlboro County S. C Cause Milcreek Township Ohio Maud Barta Messila N. M James J. Jula Waddle Mill Creek Patrick Crowley James Stevens Thomas Cherry Tommy the Kid Amargo N M Durango Outlaws von Arsdale Will Forget Montreal United States Philadelphia Orion Esterburg Sucide Chursday St. Louis John Bays Harmar

Classified Names List of Residents and Addressees

A compiled listing shows Geo Milliken Portland K Willis Elizabeth N J RC Gordon Elizabeth N J AT Presley NY A Fitzgerald N Haven Mr and Mrs J C Townsend N' JC Brown Jr Patterson NJ M Pollack Pittsfield SO Harriet Jr N Mré and Mrs G S sae Chicago W G Harris NY Mr and Mrs C W Whittman NY

Geo Milliken Portland K Willis Elizabeth RC Gordon Presley A Fitzgerald Haven J C Townsend JC Brown, Jr Patterson M Pollack Pittsfield Harriet, Jr Chicago G Harris

Names Listed With Addresses in Early City Notice

A long OCR compiled list names numerous individuals and firms with city and country designations. The roster includes people from Philadelphia Brooklyn Portland Detroit Chicago Meriden and others, along with several firms and initials indicating partnerships or titles. The fragment appears as a compiled contact-type notice or directory snippet without a clear narrative or event.

Names of readers and spouses in a long city directory list

A scattered OCR list names individuals and spouses with cities in a metropolitan directory. The fragment includes JW Morgan Springfield K Kelley and wife Phila T R Smal Topeka J H Bosseter 8S Francisco W Walter and others across New York Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore and more.

JW Morgan Springfield Kelley & Wife Phila R Smal Topeka Bosseter Francisco Walter & Wife Jouli OS Porter Covington R Henry & Wife Mentor A Norton Baltimore Lane Hingham Lloyd EH Allen Alona Woerd Waltham Salter & Wife Adams Allen Scott & Wife Newport Ryder Chicago Wallace

Tremont and Other Hotels Listed by City and State

A compiled list of hotels including Tremont House, Parker House, Revere House, Crawford House, American House and others across Detroit Chicago Columbus Cincinnati Nashville Cleveland Evansville St Louis Keokuk Toteno Toledo York Grand Rapids Milwaukee Sedalia Defiance Ft Wayne and more, naming managers and locations.

G Caskey Detroit Mich Tremont A McGraw G P Holmes Chicago HC Adams Columbus T W Childs Toledo R P Smith Bloomington Lil Young's MecLauchlan Young’s Moss Ill Parser House Hi Meiss Cincinnati Parker House E Jones McClung Louisville Revere Binkle Evansville Ind FL Crane Cleveland G Leonard Crawford House Orr Nicholls Crawford S Huston Kenaali Kansas City Huiskamp Keokukla Dodge Burlington Iowa Taylor Toteno W Hart A Burgert W & Hughes Wheeling American House J Wallace York W Webber L Mauss N Plant H B Childs F Wilson P Hurley Defiance J Keilie I. Carnahan Ft Wayne C Bertsch Grand Rapids A Cooper Dunlap Keokuk HM Weaver Mansfield Hi L Atkins Milwaukee Wis W S Mackay Sedalia T Reliev St Louis D B Lindsley A PD Brown Hi Stone

Notable Local and Regional Incidents Across New England

A collection of brief notices reports a Duke of Sutherland party member visiting Beebe Plain Vermont political conventions in Auburn June 23 a Nottingham church dedication rescheduled to June 39 and several local accidents crimes and legal actions including a Gloucester teamster injured a Brunswick death by suicide a Barton Landing worker assaulted a man’s moustache torn out a Portsmouth assault case a St Johnsbury arrest a Boston peddlers’ license arrest a Missouri shooting death an Exeter burglary case a Wareham peddlers arrest a Gloucester court case a Pittsfield libel writ against the Daily Journal with the paper vowing to prove its charges.

Crossfield Duke of Sutherland’s Beebe Plain Maine Auburn New Universalist Church Nottingham N. H Michael O’maley Tor Gloucester Mavss A. G. Woodward Brunswick Andrew Wright Barton Landing Portsmouth Timothy Clifford Patrick Holland Lewis Bergoyne St. Johnsbury Canada James Johnson Springfield Mass Edward L. Bean Exeter Thomas Furnald George Youndelski Sylvanus Ross Boston Wareham Middleboro Fourth District St. George Clinton Simon Harrington Ply Alphonso Gloucester Thomas McCann Hattie S. Clark James A. Lotter Peter Folber Folber Peter Hamlin Pittsfield Daily Journal Great Barrington Frank Gallagher Mull River

Boston Licenses Sought for Multiple Growers and Vendors

The Police Commissioners in Boston issue notices under Chapter 255 seeking liquor licenses for numerous applicants including Daniel A. Noonan at 604 Broadway for a fourth class grocer license and John W. Lynch at 157 Leverett Street for a first class victualler license. Several others such as M. Engelhardt & Co at 525 Washington Street Maurice Farrell at 9 Charlestown Street Thomas Scannell at 53 Emerson Street James Dowling at 400 Harrison Avenue and Orson Young at 7 Broadway are also listed with first class victualler applications.

Police Commissioners’ Office Boston J. I. Nesmith Cattle Fair Hotel Washington Street B. C Henry Walker Daniel A. Noonan Broadway Porice Commissioners’ Office John W. Lynch Leverett Street M. Engelhardt & CO Maurice Farrell Charlestown Street Thomas Scannell Emerson Street Bulding Ee Erase James Dowling Harrison Avenue Parks Commissioners’ Office Orson Young S. B John H. McCaffrey First Moor Rogers & White Green Street M. H. Richardson Union Street Edwin A. Hanscom Sumner Street E. B Matrias Hagelstein Reading Street Christopher O’brien Hanover Street Michael Kenny Market Street John J. Sheehay Atlantic Avenue India Street Malachi O’brien Tremont Street Orerce Stapleton & Denning E Street Delagee Police Commissioners C Street Fourth Fae Ee On Ienlansleeiete Cnmmeninieamein al Police Commissioners’ Office M. Engelhardt & CQ A. N. Swallow & CO City Square C. D Thomas M. Dolan J. P R. R. Higgins & CO Cout Street Police Commissioner’s Office Conrad Decuee J.C. Webs Federal Street Patrick Flanley B Street Police ComMissioners’ Order Patrick Ou’ Neill John Burton Fourth Street S.B Thomas Connors Cherry Street Ee Ae Eae Neon Police Commissioners’ Office William Killian Lenox Street John Ahern Eereat Police Commissioners’ Office Richard Wallace Commercial Street D. C Z Police Commissioners’ Office John Goodwin Orrick Allen L. Howe Evans House WM. J Frank Quennell No. Market Clinton Streets Henry Wakler Realiena RE Aanee RTE Poice Commissioners’ Office Jeremiah Gallagher D. F. McGarry Kingston Street Maia Boston Police Commissioners John Zahm Thomas Devlin Lawrence J. Logan Oere Police Commissioners’Office John J. Teevens Sixth Street Saia Ener Ree Police Commissioner’s Office Patrick Campbell Second Street of Police Commissioners Charles R. Gassett Blackstone Street Ofvice Christian Kammerer Dorchester Avenue Arthur B. O’neill Kneeland Tyler Streets Fuston Charles Williams Fleet Street Frank Miller State Street CS Pource Commissioners’ Office James Butler Charles H. Coverly Patrick J. Ducey India Wharf John Loague Causeway Street RA Masterman Mercantile Street Eg Cag A Nee See Pource Commissioners’ Office Adam Blasser Hampden Street Otis L. Fern Thomas F. Taff Canal Block ISSI Dennis S. McAvoy West Fourth Street Thomas L. Smith & Sons Chenery & CO Poice Commissioners D. F.flagg & CO Avery Street J. W. Johnson & CO Quincy House Brattle Street Charles H. Brown Milton John Downing Renry Walker Anton Schwab Main Street Emile Wermuth Frederick Rudolph Boylston Street Edward J. McElroy Henry Walk Eee Frederick S. Wright Power Commissioners’ Office Harrison W. Cottle Change Avenue

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Bird & Co H. Harris & Co Boots Philada Lippincott, Son & Co A.S. Richards & Co Johnson, Moody & Co Henry & Hatch Samuel California AIDA Coes AIUS Weescoree Bechtel Belcher Belvidere Best & Belcher BOGIO Chollar Virginia Crown Point Eureka Consolidated Excheouer Ccs Hale & Norcross Manhattan Moxican Monas Cas Noonagay Wales Saline Ypsilanti Elkhart Atlanta Talvotien Cal Merced San Joaquin County Oakdale Indianapolis R. 8. MacArthur Publication Society A. H. Strong Rochester Theological Seminary Missionary Union Garfield-Blaine Dr. Loring Yellowstone Crow Ladian Furay Department Maginnis Seaward Kennebec County Perkins Pobmam Providence County R. J John MH. Bongartz Warwick Neck Kent County Warwick Adams M. Dean Piscataquis County Lendall Hutchins East New Portland Somerset County Susan A. Colley Falmouth Cumberland County Levi W. Seavey Knights Lucinda M. Knowlton Masardis Aroostook County Susan C. Rice Ashburnham Pepot Worcester County Amos Dean West Harttorn Hartford County Elmer James Havana Cuba William E. Chandler New Hampshire United States Senate Rollins Hazen Brownsville Tex Tampico United States Signal Service Vera Cruz Massachusetts Republican Association Windom Treasury Department Flessip New York Tribune of Arthur Platt Bin Brattleboro Yvt Windham County Dummerstop Bailey Keene Dartt Hardy West Randolph G. B. Gow M. E. Slason Brattleboro Grammar School L. B. Hibbard Ludlow Roumania Bucharest Charles Plegna Snate Chamber of Deputies Midhat Pasha Constantinople Turkican Bey Rome Smyrna Oran Algeria Innocents Bouamena Madrid Alexander Bulgaria Hessy Helfman de Vienne Presse Tunis Turkey Durban Pretoria Gotham Gleanings James Watson Webb Mr.Gowen Brazil Webb United State Dist R. Conkling John R. Porter Newooryport Belfast Henry Morton Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken Irving Hall Henry Helfman Czar Pessy Heltman Union Bank of Paris Gowen Philadelphia and Reading Railroad George Realer William P. Chesley Clara L. Walker Chesley Colorado Philip Ewden Kankowski Mina Miller United States Lawn Hoffman’s Island Hugh Murray Flatbush Hospital L. L the New Bible Alonzo Garcelon John Birkenhean Rowland Hazard Peacedake Manufacturing Company R. L W. W. Sanborn Lewiston Frank Jones Vermont John P. Clark Connor Johnston Grace Church White Star Line James Franklin Chast Nanotucket Blanche Murphy Exon Grand Trunk W. Wainwright J. Stephenson Central District Wainwright Maj. Arch Charles River Cambridge Great Britain House John Burgoyne Old Whig Party Common Pleas National Insurance Company Burgoyne William F.corbit North American the Enquirer Corps Associated Press Public Ledger M. H. Cofer Court of Appeals Hardin County Kentucky Ezekiel Record Buckfield J. D. Stoddard Caledonia County Adams House JW Allen Gt Falls Hopkins Hindsdale E Martin Haverhill G Murray Schulze W Lewis M W Smith Kendall H Carpenter Matthews E Capron Fulton Swidburg Chug Georuze Spri Spoorer H Martin Newton J B Harrington Lyn L Isaacs Fila M Voorsanger Phila B J Gastelle S Corrigan N Davis H Ottenson Temple Hunt Trenton F Crocker Biddeford Ron Gay Campbel Springfield Miss Campbell W Gray Northamption J Morehouse Wilson & Wf J Commgford B Barrow, Jr Gallup Noke O. Ae Creighton House Gordon & Wife Dasquali Prior M Collins H Weld JH Dolivr Newton K Bradford TJ Mather Connie McLeod P Gifford A Hayden F Dodge Essex Whiteside Calais E H Craigg Walpole Thompson & Lady Robinson Black EA Eaton Lowell J D Gibson Poster & Lady Hadman Hfl Richards, Jr New England House Pabhker Mr Deru J A& Knowles A Schuern Phila li A Foster H Foster A Noble Meadisent McGill Springer Hammond Crague Percey Hollander Randall Harvey JN Harvey Sprague Klaus HK Pomroy H Morgan T Butler H Thayer Iona Fionn Hot Springs Comstock Green Cleweil Behr A Jones Elkins & 1 Sawyer Williams Moore Bowne Flushing FE L Saxon Louisiana T Myers Schenectady S Conway Summerhiem Miller & W J Miller Concord Badger Brown Stinson, Jr Richardson Frink Packard Bath Skinner Troy M Rice Easport Munson Hudson BO White Kheeland Concor Ordway Mass Warner Packer D Allen Lyno Hackett Libby Tyler Middleton KE Comey McEwen Shear Indiana KR Holmes Henderson F Colby & Wf Gangor S Sandens EC Burleigh Revere House Jlacks Goddard Northampton Nassau Bowman San Jose Flack Gage Florida St . 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Eaton Dancer O’deary Weston Rio Grande Sheldon the Vendome Tremont House T Schofield A Roberts G A Fay Frank Doberly JH Smith CR Eberte RW Miles Cone KS Church JD McLeod United States Hotel Young’s Hotel Reynolds AG Fisner Winkler Curtis Gale Vope Pernam Fischer Wheelwright Alien Weymerth Ji Howlett Swasey Downs Cloves Utica Ripley Pittspurg & Barnard Adams S Wood St Johnsbury Caldwell E Sumner Newburyport HA Conant Topsfie Barrows Goodnoue J Potter Nantucket J Eaton Woonsocket J Tucker E Nichols Paine Rookline P Abernethy Waterbury Leonard Cooper Phelps K Halliday H Smith Ali River & Howard JW Oliver CH Lewis Harris Nogfield Franklin Falls Morton H McDonald A Chesley USN Suuday Central Congregational Church of Hollis Street NEW England News Ship News Seth M Tocd Norwood Alexandria Fire Island Main Bremen City of Rosa Baker Bermuda Prospect Baron von Humboldt South America J. J. van Tsnndt Peru Andes Liebig Co Prof. Patterson Newfoundland Daily Mail N. S E. S. Tobey Fairbanks Redding Entertainments B. Y. M. Christian Union Henry W. Bellows D. D Phillips Brooks Andrew P. Peabody A. W. Beard Lewis Bates East Boston H. E. Hott Duartes L. Capen WM. H. Baldwin W. B. Clarke My2uw Forest Garden WM. Austin Majestic W. J. Stanton Daisy Ramsden Saville Mile Adele Cornaiba Northampton Street Egleston Square Forest Hills Halleck Alhambra City Point South Boston Maffit, Fraser and Bartholomew’s Specialty Scoliag Square Park Square Thayer Goulland Tremont St Boston Museum R. M. Field Frank Mayo Davy Crockett Mortimer Boston Theatre Tompkins & Hill R. D Globe 5 John Stetson Olivette Comley-Barton Grayson-Norcross Opera Company Rhe N.E. Woman Suffrage Association New England Woman Suffrage Association Imst John D. Long George F. Hoar Julia Ward Howe Thomas Russell Mary A. Livermore Lucy Stone H. B. Blackwell A. M. Sherman Fielder Israel Wm. H. Spencer Anna Garlin Spencer T. W. Higginson B. F. Bowles Ada C. Bowles Elizabeth B. Chace Mary F. Eastman Daniel S. Whitney Martha G. Ripley Edwin D. Mead John J. Stearns E. A. Horton Mylzfuw Fsm Eeco Daniel Rochat Lay D. Wentworth Gaiety Theatre Return of the Follities Board OF Police Commissioners Pemberton Square Cchat OF SBI Yul Enry Walker Richard Garrett Suffolk H. Smita William A. Gargett William H. Smith H. Smith Corporation Notices East Haven Company Commonwealth of Massachusetts East Heaven Brooks Sadl & Storey Simmons Water Street James Alexander Wm.gaston Josiah Quincy J. W. Converse A. White E. F. Waters Lioston Starr Grove Silver Mining Co Nassau St Corner Wall St Ely Dend William S. Clark John R. Bothwell Tue Duxkin Mininc Company Broad St T. T. Chollar Jackson Company Edward M. Temple Nashua Manufacturing Company W. P. Hussey Central Cah Barton May Henry F.spencer Halilroad Indian Orchard Mills Milk Street WM. Gray, Jr Lancaster Mills James S. Amory Lowell Machine Shop William A. Burke PemBerton Sqn B. Davis SR Board OF Aldermen OF Franklin Street NEW England Newspaper Union S. F. McCleary F. McCleary Trade OF J Doane & Greenough GAY, Aron D. T. Mills & CO India Cologne Swain Paul M Bryant J. F. Gridley State Frost & Adams Cornhill Walker, A. A. & CO Bankersmaverick Nat’l Bank Cor. Water and Congress Albee, BH. L. & CO Wheeler, A.W. &Co Massachusetts Tremont Temple W. A.simmons Pres Litchfield Sec W. G. Worther Treas Wine . CO Tremont, Cor Berkley Street Brown, B. F. & CO Boots and Shoes Parker, Holmes & Co Boston Button Company Boston Button CO Purchase Street Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing CO Oliver Street Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company Crystal Lake Brewery Wm. T. van Nostrand & Co Alford Street Burton Brewery Brick Manufacturers SRS Smith & Glidden BRUSH Packard & Burrill Corner Union Friend Streets Worcester, A.& Son Exchange Street Burlaps Dundee Gorham, Rogers & CO Cannep Plummer,j. P & D Fabens & Graham Broad Street Ivers, F Portland St Sargent & Ham Bowker St Carpenters McNutt, J.J Novelty Woodworks Wareham St Bank Dobson, John and Lehigh Valley OAL C. O. GS Sweeny Corks Powers John Cross Distillers, Chapin & Trusl Drain Pipe Manufacturers, Edmunds & CO Medford St Charlestown Becker Berry, J. and J. & CO BAY State Electrotype Foundry Woolf, Conant Jas. S Chandler, Victor L School Street Geo. H. Matthews Abbott J.F Hourds, Chas. F.& © C Beattie WM. A Exchange Place Mutual Ins. CO State St Glover J. W. Balch Commonwealth Insurance CO Congress Street Samuel Appleton James Brierton Citizens’ Mutual Insurance. Co H. C. Bigelow W. Peabody Dorchester Mutual Fire Psurance CO State St. Cashford E.J. Baker Pres. &Creas W. P. Oe Huichings Couthouy Delaware Mutual Safety of Elso Mercantile Fire Company Phelps, Franklin 38. & CO Merchants’ Exchange Uincy Mutual Fire Ins. CO Quincy Chas A. Howland Israel W. 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