Worcester Clergyman Fails in Custody Case for Child
In Philadelphia Judge Ffinletter to Gay heard habeas corpus for Rev Augustine Root of Worcester Mass seeking custody of his 6 year old daughter, brought to the city by his wife Mary Root. Massachusetts court had given custody to the mother with access for the father. The judge declined to order the mother to leave the state and dismissed the writ, noting no power to compel return but allowing visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Philadelphia
Ffinletter To Gay
Augustine Root
Mass
Mary Root
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Court
Franklin County Educational Association opens spring meeting
Farmington Maine May 22 The Franklin County Educational Association opened in Normal hall with about 40 members present. President J A Norton chaired as W Merrill gave welcome. Papers covered what sciences should be taught and arithmetic reading. Mrs Love M Ames spoke on teaching outside texts. Sessions included discussions on school discipline and common school appliances. A social reunion concluded the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Franklin County Educational Association
Normal Hall
J. A. Norton
M. W. Lovejoy
New Sharon
L. A. Norton
Kingfield
Love M. Ames
D. H. Knowlton
Harper
Funeral pallbearers named for Frelinghuysen burial
Newark May 22 pallbearers for ex Secretary Frelinghuysen's funeral will include Amz. Dodd Courtlandt Parker Edward H Wright A Pennington Whitehead H Newton Dengar Anthony O Keasley Thomas N McCarter George A Halsey Thomas T Kinney Admiral Rodgers Hon Geo M Robeson Hon Geo F Edmunds Hon John K R McPherson Hon Benjamin Harris Brewster Hon Hamilton Fish and Rymer H Veght Newark and cabinet members plus ex President Arthur and foreign ministers to attend the service tomorrow at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Frelinghuysen
Amz. Dodd
Courtlandt Parker
Edward H. Wright
A. Pennington Whitehead
H. Newton Dengar
Anthony O. Keasley
Thos. N. McCarter
Geo. A. Halsey
Thos. T. Kinney
Admiral Rodgers
U.S. N
Death in Bridgeport Family After Corned Beef Dinner
The Gritman family of Bridgeport fell ill after a dinner of corned beef and spinach. Eldest daughter Lucina died the next morning from valvular heart disease and stomach congestion. Autopsy by Medical Examiner Downs noted the heart condition. stomach contents to be analyzed, as other family members recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Frederick D. Gritman
Lucina
Downs
Newburyport Mills to Halt Operations Leaving 900 Idle
In Newburyport Massachusetts the Peabody and Ocean cotton firms announce an immediate suspension of operations affecting about 900 workers while Victoria mills face a shutdown order that was briefly issued for May 30 but later revoked. Together the three mills employ nearly 1500 people with a combined monthly payroll near $20,000, a serious hit to the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
Peabody and Ocean Cotton Corporations
Victoria Cotton Mills
Infanticide Jury Names Young Auspland Child's Mother
Coroner's jury in Rockland finds the infant born May 12 to Georgia Auspland, died from brain trauma caused by concussion inflicted by unknown persons. Emeline Auspland present at birth and death. County attorney urged to pursue justice. Wilbert N. Auspland, held on suspicion, discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Georgia Auspland
Emeline Auspland
Wilbert N. Auspland
Tammany Committee Approves Civil Service Resolutions
The Tammany committee on organization approved civil service laws and urged the president to pick a port collector who can unite city factions and represent commercial interests. Police Justice Gorman said John Kelly, at Clifton Springs, was in better health than in four years, and the committee sent him a telegram of congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Has
Gorman
John Kelly
Clifton Springs
Kelly
Montreal forger cases tied to Union Bank and Bank of England notes
Weir and Labbe bankers report W. H. Hail and Robert Fox as the Union Bank of Scotland forgers who swindled them of 1000 and 1200 dollars years ago. Hall, alias Ed R. Marshall, alias A. C. Wilson, is wanted in Chicago for complicity in Gleason forgeries. native of Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
W. H. Hail
Robert Fox
Union Bank of Scotland
Weir & Labbe
Bank of England
Hall
Chicago
Ed R. Marshall
A. C. Wilson
Gleason
Louisiana
Tragic Fire Fatalities Reported in Cincinnati
May 22 report from Cincinnati states Miss Mamie Shepherd died today after leaping from Sullivan's printing house third story and being caught on a tarpaulin. Miss Emma Pinchback survived by rope but suffered severe burns likely to require loss of her right forearm. Other injured remain stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mamie Shepherd
Sullivan
Emma Pinchback
Special Northern railroad trip brings Concord party to Peterboro
A 65 person party from Concord, led by Gus Walker, arrived in Peterboro aboard a Northern railroad special today. Guests included Superintendent George E. Toad, Postmaster L H Carroll, Sheriff Ie Norton, Hon D H Goodell, C A Hill, and others. The party dined at the hotel and left at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterboro
N. H
Northern Railroad
Concord
Gus
Walker
George E. Toad
L. H. Carroll
Ie Norton
D. H. Goodell
Lacd
Appointment prospects for Morton loom in Augusta post office case
Washington reports President Cleveland leaning toward appointing Mr Morton for the Augusta post office amid attacks by Blaine allies. Maine Democrats push Dow’s removal as Portland collector with Bion Bradbury and D H Ingraham seeking Bradbury's appointment. Varney emerges as strongest Maine district attorney candidate. Lunt criticized for misusing office, prompting calls for his removal. Comptroller extends corporate existence for two New Haven banks. Panama expedition reports near completion. marine resignation accepted. Asiatic squadron ships ordered home. Endicott to return to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Augusta
Morton
Blaine
Cleveland
Portland
Bion Bradbury
D. H. Ingraham
Dow
Bradbury
Maine
W. E. Chandler
Gen. Anderson
Cleaves
John Varney
Lunt
Bangor
United States
Bass
Varney
Plaisted
Appleton
National Tradesmen Bank
New Haven
Conn
National New Haven Bank of
B. H. McCaullis
Panama
R. S. Collum
Marine Corps
Senate
Juniata
Enterprise
Asiatic Squadron
Australia
Cape Horn
Endicott
State Department alters citizenship and marriage rules abroad
The department of state issued new guidance aligning with international law on children born abroad to American citizens, allowing inheritance of paternal citizenship and domicile. It limits the DC act's reach to DC or territorial domiciles for marriages performed abroad, and emphasizes local law or country-of-solemnization for marriages of American citizens domiciled in a given state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of State
United States
Act of Congress
District of Columbia
Territories
Europe
Court clears Alabama claims docket amid near deadline
Washington May 22 The court of commissioners of Alabama claims concluded a peremptory call of all remaining cases prior to its December 31 term. About 1000 cases may remain unadjudicated as the court nears adjournment, with 1972 still on the docket after eliminations of early classes. Miss Cleveland returns to Washington from New York as a publisher plans a new book. The Naval Academy class will admit not more than 25 of 77 candidates, with notable placements and family ties among entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Treasury
Manning
Willard Saxton
Massachusetts
First Comptroller’s Office
Maj
Saxton
Rufus Saxton
United States Army
White House
Miss Cleveland
New York
Nelson
Cleveland
Naval Academy
Manton Marble
Kislingbury
Greely
West Point
Stockton
Demarest
Melville 2
Africa's Congo power fight sparks Muslim uprising
Paris dispatches describe a rising movement among upper Congo Mohammedans led by Tipu Taib after exposure to Stanley ivory routes. They claim Congo for the sultan of Zanzibar and threaten the International African Association goal of a free Congo. The rally spreads toward Lake Tanganyika with large armed forces and reports of pillage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Societe Geographie
Upper
Congo
el Mahdi
Africa
Henry M. Stanley
International African Association
Stanley Pool
Vivi
Tipu Taib
Zanzibar
Soudam
Free State of Congo
Arawina
Lake Tanganyika
London
M. de Giers
Russia
St. Petersburg
Gladstone
Denmark
Calcutta
Nepaul
Sebastopol
Sherakoff
Dashkepri
Governor General speech at Ottawa honors war effort
In Ottawa the governor general received an address in French and English at a college hall. He praised Canadian soldiers, noted Northwest troubles caused sorrow, and expressed confidence public order would be restored on a stronger foundation. He commended troops from Nova Scotia to the Rockies for enduring danger with patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Northwest
Canada
Nova Scotia
Rocky Mountains
Poundmaker
Battleford
W. T
Riel
Reil
Jefferson
Eagle Hills
Fontaine
Bremner
Sayres
Bresaylas
Landslide Threatens Pittsburg Rail Line and Homes
At Agnew near Pittsburg the hillside along the Ft. Wayne railroad is sliding at about four feet per hour toward the river. Tenor 12 houses and the railroad are at risk as rains and thawing loosen soil. Ft. Wayne company workers struggle to halt the slide while residents evacuate to safer areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Agnew
Ft. Wayne Company
Body found in Bath harbor thought to be missing editor
A Bath L I fisherman found a decomposed body in the harbor believed to be S. B. Conant missing editor of Harper's Weekly. The clothing appears stylish, the body in good material. Also reported: Mary Todart or Mary Tatro identified in Pittsfield as the murdered woman. Frederic Anderson faced bail in Sing Sing case. Louis Francois arraigned, pleads not guilty, committed for trial. Hun Jee arrested for Bunco theft from Joseph Ramsden in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bath
Harper
Conant
Harper’s Weekly
Walling
Pittsfield
Mass
Francois
Mary Todart
Mary Tatro
Isaac Tatro
Washington Mountain
Berkshire County
Frederick Anderson
Sing Sing
Washington
Anderson
Louis Francois
Hun Jee
Bunco
Bank of England
Joseph Ramsden
Manchester
Victor Hugo Dead in Paris at Age 83 Mourning Nations
Paris reports the death of Victor Hugo at 1:30 PM bringing a state funeral plan. Parliament will adjourn as a mark of respect. Hugo bequeathed manuscripts to France and burial in the republic’s choice. The Senate and Chamber praised his life, while preparations for a national mourning day and Pantheon interment unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hugo
Chamber of Deputies
M. Hugo
France
Republic
Victor Hugo
Guibert
Lockroy
Pater Bonnet
Senate
M. le Royer
Brisson
Chamber
Victor Marie Hugo
Besancon
Gen. Hugo
Italy
Spain
Napoleon
Madame Hugo
Rue Sainte-Marguerite
Ecole Polytechnique
Victor
Ossian
Virgil
Horace
Martial
Voltaire
Madame
Institut
Abel
Academie Française
Abel Hugo
Eugene
Gen
Marius
M.foucher
Mre
Adele
Avel Hugo
M. Mennechat
Louis XVIII
St. Sulpice
Walter Scott
Chateaubriand
Lamartine
Ruy
Fire ravages farm barn and finds missing tenant wife
In Pequa township Lancaster County a large barn on Eli K. Mylin’s farm burned last night with 12 cattle two colts grain tobacco and farming implements. Mrs Martin wife of the tenant farmer who is insane was found among the ruins believed to have set the fire. Loss is heavy and her charred remains were discovered this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Eli K. Mylin
Pequa Township
Martin
Rosenzweig awarded damages for train ejection at Erie
A jury in Erie Pa. awarded L Rosenzweig 45700 damages after he was ejected from a Lake Shore limited express train. The conductor refused his regular fare and he fell onto stones, resulting in paralysis. He had sued for 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Erie
L. Rosenzweig
Lake Shore
Rosenzweig
Anniversary Meetings Sweep Congregational Denominations
A week of anniversary meetings begins tomorrow as Congregational societies shift from Thursday to Sunday events. Two daily sessions per society run across Park Street, Central, Old South and other churches with leaders from American Board, Massachusetts Bible Society, Union Church and more. Boston venues host many assemblies, dinners, and dedicatory services through Tuesday May 26, culminating in lectures and commitments by notable ministers and civic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For
Saratoga
United States
Woman’s Baptist Home Missionary Society
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
American Baptist Publication Society
American Baptist Missionary Union
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
American Congregational Union
L. H. Cobb
D. D
New York City
Park Street
Central Church
American Board of Foreign Missions
Mt. Vernon
Union Church
Rosge
R. R. Meredeth
New West Education Commission
Old South Church
Berkley Street
F. A. Noble
Chicago
Ill
Congregational Massachusetts
Some Missionary Society
Shawmut
H. A. Schauffler
Cleveland
American College and Education Society
George Harris
Andover
Joseph Ward
Yankton
Dak
J. W. Hamilton
American Missionary Association
E. S. Atwood
Salem
Congregational Sunday School and Publication Society
Shawmut Church
George A. Gordon
S. B. Capen
M. C. Hazard
Warren Street
Warrenton Street
E. W. Kinsley
Grand Army
Tremont Temple
Union Temperance Meeting
Emory Y. Haynes
The
Temple
L. B. Bates
Boston
Neal Dow
Portland
King’s Chapel
E. H. Hale
C. G. Ames
Women’s Centennary Association
Shawmut Universalist Church Conference
H. N. Conden
W. A. Start
C. W. Biddle
Moral Education Association
Meionnon
New England Moral Reform Society
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Berry Street
Arlington
Francis Tiffany
McKenzie
de Normandie
Henry C. Harden
E. F. Spaulding
Frank Wells
Georges. Hale
Shawmut Universalist Church
Amesbury
Maine
A. B. Hervey
Taunton
Chapel Hall
Massachusetts Convention of Congregational Ministers
Supreme Judicial Court Room
George D. Robinson
Hugh O’brien
Brown University Ulee Club
Boston Cadet Orchestra
H. B. Metcalf
Pullman
F. G. Peabody
M. L. Draper
J. G
The Silver King at Howard next week with Boston company
Howard Athenaeum showcases The Silver King by the Boston theatre company with Frazer Coulter D J Maguinnis Frank M Burbeck E A Eberle H E Chase Rachel Noah and Grace Thorne. The run is expected to draw full houses as this marks the company’s final appearance. Also listed are benefits for W H Gallagher Annie Clarke and Charles Barron, and schedules at Bijou Park Theatre and Boston Theatre with various plays and new productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre Company
the Howard
Frazer Coulter
D. J. Maguinnis
Frank M. Burbeck
E. A. Eberle
H. E. Chase
Rachel Noah
Grace Thorne
W. H. Gallagher
Boston Museum
Annie Clarke
Bijou
Boston
Jacques Kruger
Phunny
H. B. Lonsdale
Cox and Box
Tremont Quartette
Messrs
G. Frank Monroe
Frank N. Scott
W. W. Walker
C. E. Pickett
A Sandwich Candidate for Port Collector Backed by Local Democrats
The May 22 Sandwich dispatch traces the port collector position from 1789 with Gen. Joseph Otis to Frank B. Goss and notes a Sandwich endorsement of James Shevlin. It recounts the lineage of appointees, wars, and house milestones, highlighting Shevlin’s Civil War service and education as reasons for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
Mass
Washington
Barnstable
Joseph Otis
Col. Otis
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
William Otis
Otis
James Madison
Tsaiah L. Green
Congress
Madison
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Henry Crocker
Martin van Buren
Eben Bacon
John Tyler
J. M. Day
Lincoln
C. F. Swift
Yarmouth
Frank B. Goss
Buti
James Shevlin
Shevlin
United States Army
New Mexico
Arizona
Mississippi
Sykes
Fifth Corps
Gettysburg
West Roxbury park assessments meet draws little interest
A small turnout attended a meeting at the Dudley Street Opera House about West Roxbury park betterment assessments. John M. Way and Augustus Foster led a brief session with a handful of attendees, while attendees questioned the lack of indignation and plans for a May 29 gathering at Witherell Hall Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Street Opera House
West Roxbury Park
John M. Way
Augustus Foster
Mr. Way
Mr. Foster
Witherell Hall
Grove Hall
Dorchester
Bravery Reward Sought for Mounted Policeman Underwood
A gentleman to Deputy Superintendent Small commends Mounted Policeman Underwood of station 3 for stopping runaway horses on Monday near the Milldam by seizing them by the bus. He describes great peril, notes no injury to Underwood, and credits him with saving Mrs Sargent and the driver from serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Underwood
Milldam
Half Way
Sargent
Report on convict labor and teachers tenure bill rejected
The Massachusetts House reports include finances, insurance, and convict labor data. The convict labor section notes 4332 prisoners with 1828 in remunerative work, listing blade, chair seating, clothing, and other industries and their pay rates. The Teachers Tenure bill was debated, amended to allow annual salary setting, then rejected without a count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
Boston
Currier
Worcester
Commissioners of Prisons
County of
Essex
Merrimack River
Committee On the Judiciary
General Court
Richard Eddy
State Lunatic Hospital
Normal School
Amherst Water Company
Massachusetts Reformatory
Middlesex
Norfolk
Petition by laborers seeks reemployment in paving dept
About 35 former paving department workers petition the mayor and aldermen with the superintendent of streets to aid in re-employment. They claim faithful service and that they were discharged to hire new staff. The petition goes to the board of aldermen on Monday. Also noted is the Deer Island hospital steam fitting contract awarded to Ingalls & Kendricken. East Boston ferries board committees listed by function and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
New Deer Island Hospital
Messrs. Ingalls & Kendricken
East Boston Ferries
Clark
Woolsey
Osborne
Smith
Pearl
Fraser
Smith and Porter
Woolley
Porter
Northferry
Southferry
Perkins institution commencement at Tremont Temple
The Perkins Institution for the Blind will hold its commencement festival at Tremont Temple on Tuesday June at 3 PM with literary, musical and gymnastic events. Gov. Robinson plans to attend and open the ceremony. Dr. Samuel Eliot will preside and diploma graduates. Rev. E A Horton will speak on the kindergarten. Laura Bridgman will join the platform. Public invited. Reserved floor seats free at Avon Street salesrooms. no tickets needed for second balcony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Promotion
Tremont Place
Arlington Street
F. H. Hedge
D.D
Count Zinzendorf
The
Massachusetts Bible Society
Beacon Street
Society For
James Sturgis
Mason Building
American Peace Society
Women’s Anual
Church of the Discles
Boston Association of Congressional Ministers
Hollis Street
J. F. Moors
D. D
British Charitable Society
Quincy House
Gov. Robinson
O’ Brien
G. M. Towle
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Tremont Temple
George F. Hoar
Jabez T. Sunderland
Western Conference
Union Maternal Society
Mt. Vernon Church
Ashburton Place
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
Congregational House
Massachusetts Temperance Alliance
Wesleyan
Suffrage Association
Meionnon
New England States
Cora Scott Pond
C. F. Stebbins
Michigan
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
American Unitarian Association
Geo. L. Chaney
Atlanta
Charlies W. Wendte
Newport
KR. I
J.S. Thompson
Somerville
C. W. Wendte
Providence
R. I
Annie H. Shaw
Jesse Jones
C. F. B. Thwing
A. A. Miner
L. B. Bates
P. M.—American College and Education Society
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Mary F. Eastman
Universalist Club
Berkeley Hall
Sionary Society
Womens’ Board of Missions
Massachusetts Convention of Congregational Ministers
Parkstreet Church
Atwood
D. C
Salem
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
Institute of Heredity
Chapel Hall
Tremont
Unitarian Sunday School Society
King’s Chapel
Edward A. Horton
Charles G. Ames
Carroll D. Wright
Minot J. Savage
Shawmut Universalist Church
Jane L. Patterson
E. H. Capen
Mt. Holyoke
George M. Stearns
James Freeman Clarke
Free Religious Association
Parker Memorial Building
Froebel
Samuel Eliot
E. A. Horton
Laura Bridgman
Avon Street
Mayor Baldwin Lets Nahant Swampscott Water Plan Proceed
Mayor Baldwin signed the council order directing the water board to contract with Nahant and Swampscott selectmen to supply water, tackling a long‑standing dispute. The Lynn assembly held its annual banquet at Hotel Valiquet on Friday. Company D plans its prize drill and ball next Monday. Pugilist Harry Oxley faced a police court complaint from his wife for non‑support Friday. Ward 3 has 88 houses built since May 1, 1584. Lynn shoe manufacturers shipped 5141 cases in the week ending May 14, down from 5575 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Water Board
Nahant
Swampscott
Lynn Assembly
Valiquet
Company D
Harry Oxley
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers
Militia Officers Roster Changes Reported at Adjutant General
The week saw commissions and resignations in the militia with Anton J Noether named second lieutenant for company C first infantry replacing DeLue who resigned. Henry White becomes second lieutenant for company D first infantry succeeding Blair, Walsh promoted to second lieutenant company K sixth infantry, Bailey becomes second lieutenant company B sixth infantry succeeding Fletcher discharged. Preston appointed brigade clerk captain and quartermaster second brigade replacing Konapp who resigned. Farrington discharges Lehy and Farrington becomes first lieutenant company E sixth infantry. Harry M Smith resigns as second lieutenant company E fifth infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General
Anton J. Noether
First Infantry
DeLue
Henry White
Blair
James H. Walsh
Oer
Farrington
Benjamin G. Bailey
Sixth Infantry
Fletcher
Sailor Held On Charge Of Bringing Passengers From Cape Verde
John Gonzales captain of the schooner On ward was held in $500 for the circuit by Commissioner Harlett Friday on a charge of bringing in more passengers than the law allows from the Cape Verde islands to New Bedford. Horace Saunders a Cambridge businessman was arraigned before Commissioner Hallett Friday morning on a charge of perjury in an equity suit in the United States circuit court. He allegedly swore falsely that he executed and delivered a deed before bankruptcy. assignees filed a bill to recover about $1600, Saunders held in $2000 for further examination Tuesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gonzales
Harlett
Cape Verde Islands
New Bedford
Horace Saunders
Cambridge
Hallett
United States Circuit Court
Saunders
The American Exchange and Mart Opens Sat with Private Ads
A new paper appeared in the city on Saturdays titled The American Exchange and Mart. Managed by Percival Garrett with editor W A Borden, it focuses on advertising with sparse reading matter and features private columns where buyers and sellers list items from bicycles and violins to cows and furniture, all alphabetically arranged. Office located at 17 Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Exchange and Mart
Percival Garrett
W. A. Borden
Congress. Street
Baldwin Dry Air refrigerator claimed most scientific
A poorly priced but advanced Baldwin Dry Air refrigerator is touted as the most scientific and improved unit offered to the public. It is said to be in use by leading hospitals and institutions nationwide including the United States army and New York state facilities. Surgeon General Bingham of Vermont endorses its science, while rivals are criticized for emitting poisonous gases. Watts & Willis of 2 Quincy Market are named as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Wheeler
Temple Street
Haverhill
Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Edgeworth Station
Makien
Portland
George Blakeley
Riverside
Col
Charles W. Wadatins
Bell Rock
Saugus Branc
Colorado
New England
Public Library
Malden
Wattsmount
Boston Public
Lib
George KE. Davenport
Ford
Spot Pond
The
Fells
Baldwin
United States Army
New York State Lunatic Asylum
Utica
Homeopathic Hospital
Bingham
Vermont
Watts & Willis
Quincy Market
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoston Post
Telegraph and Mail
Albany
Assembly
Gov. Hill
Secretary of the Interior
Newburyport Mills
Tammany Talk
Caruso
Azzaro
Tisan
Boston Post
State Department
Alabama
Miscelliamcong
Foreign News
Upper Congo
la Republique Francaise
Nana Sahib
Caine
Dongola
Soudan
Nile
Cork
Toronto
Globe
Princess Louise Fund
Gotham Gleanings
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons
South America
Wmn
Angostura
United
Sons
Dr. i
Theatre du Porte- Saint-Martin
Mile
Georges
Lucrece
Lemaitre
Gennaro
M. Harel
Baggsend
Flory
Marie Tudor
Theatre Français
Angelo
Esmeralda
M. Alexandre Dumas
M. Guizot
Ruy Bias
Les Burgraves
Comedie Francaise
Notre Dame de Paris
Charles X
Jersey
Bordeaux
Pairr de France
John Brown
America
Count Hugo
Academie Francaise
Chamber Des Paris
Academie
Louis Philippe
Napoleon III
Guernsey
Belgium
Sedan
Brussels
M. Lockroy
Leopoldine
Charles Hugo
le Rappel
Jeanne
Raphael
Alt Pequa
Newbury Mich
Detroit, Mackinac and Marquette
Dollarville
Springfield
Holyoke
Dean & Wheelock
London Assurance
Orient of Hartford
Phoenix
Merchants’ of
Miles City
Mont
Merchants
Cosmopolitan
Mainard Park Streets
Sherburne
Great Barrington
William Fee
South Egremont
Flushing Avenue
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Charley Mitchell
Mike Cleary
J. Jaynes
Parker Memorial
W. D. le Sueur
M. J. Savage
Free Religious Convention
Heber Newton
Universalist Social Union
Revere House
Howard Athenaeum
Atkinson
Boston Theatre
Peck
Napier Lothian
Maggie Mitchell
Little Barefoot
Mr. Lothian
William Peace
Legislature
the Agricultural College
Sessions
Committee On Agriculture
Tappen
Committee On
Gloucester Harbor
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Andrew
Board of Education
Board of Agriculture
Joyner
Marden
Ames
Fitchburg
Superior Court
Municipal Court
City of
Committee On Parishes and Religious Societies
Bradford K. Pierce
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Barnstable Custom House
WAR Materials
Quebec
England
Citadel
Saskatchewan
Courase
Woburn
Boston and Lowell Road
Penniman
Hoffman House
Julian A. Penniman
Nas
Acolumm
Post Publishing CO
Abbott
Adama
Aldrich
National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts
No. 5
Southern Baptist Convention
Scotland
Oregon
Gov. Warren
Bkgan Territory
City Hall
Perkins Institution
Lynn
Commissioners’ Court
Tar Antwerp
Antwerp
Messrs, E. A. Adams & Co
Atlantic
Scheldt
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