Burke Denies He Is Financially Involved With Exposition
New Orleans May 26 Maj Burke denies claims he became responsible for 150000 in exposition debts. He notes 105000 owed to Louisiana creditors as of May 20, half paid, believes rest will be paid. Debts to outsiders and states with premiums may exhaust the appropriation, and Garland’s ruling will not injure the expo. He says he has not surrendered property and his family can cover three dollars per debt dollar.
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Burke
New Orleans
Maj
Lousiana
Louisiana
Garland
Times-Democrat
New Bedford Wife Hurt In Suspected Petroleum Fire
Mary Spellman, wife of Michael Spellman, is in critical condition after a blaze she initially blamed on a petroleum explosion. He says he smothered flames with a blanket, then fetched a doctor. She later claimed she held a lighted match building a fire in a grove and poured from a can. She has burns to chest arms and back and may have inhaled flames. The couple, Irish and from St Johns Newfoundland, moved here during the Acushnet mill strike period. police will investigate tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Mary Spellman
Michael Spellman
Woonsocket
St. Johns
N. F
Suit to Foreclose and Appoint Receiver in Telegraph Case
In Philadelphia on May 26 the suit by Boston Safe Deposit and Trust against American Rapid Telegraph sought foreclosure of a mortgage and a receiver for the companys Pennsylvania assets. The proposed receiver, already in charge in Connecticut and New York, would be extended to Pennsylvania, with an inquiry into related dealings with Bankers and Merchants Leerse Company and former president Dimick. Judge took the papers and expected a ruling by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
American Rapid Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
United States
American Rapid Company
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Leerse Company
Dimick
Dolphin experimental trip from New York to New London
The Dolphin built for the government by John Roach, captained by James Lewis, reached New London at 5 20 after leaving New York at 11. Officials report the run satisfactory with machinery in order, achieving speeds from 15 to 16 knots. An official trial is set for Thursday before returning to New York.
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New London
Conn
Dolphin
John Roach
New York
James Lewis
Faran and Morley
W. J. Babcock
Roach Works
Morley
U.S. N
Colored preachers sue Norfolk Ferry over whites only cabin
Revs. P H A Braxton and Harvey Johnson, leading Baltimore preachers, sue Norfolk Ferry Co for rights violations after being ordered off a whites only cabin and arrested during a Norfolk Portsmouth trip. Sheriff freed them. magistrate dismissed disorderly conduct claim. Suit filed in U S court.
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Saltimore
P. H. A. Braxton
Harvey Johnson
Norfolk Ferry Company
Norfolk
Portsmouth
United States
Riel Denounces Priests as Selfish Clerical Class in Manitoba Crisis
Winnipeg interview details Riel meeting Rev. Pittblade aboard the Northcote. Riel asserts priests provoked the trouble, claims 500 men at Batouche and 150 by the river. He reports eight killed, two fatally wounded, and disputes walf-breeds rebellion while seeking a treaty like Manitoba’s Pettied half-breeds pact. He declares U.S. citizenship as his potential defense.
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St. Paul
Minn
de Spatch
Winnipeg
Riel
Pittblade
Saskatoon
Northcote
Joel
Batouche
Kiel
Manitoba
United States
Canada
Gloucester Veto Halts School Lot Grading and Pay Bills
In Gloucester on May 26 the mayor vetoed an appropriation bill replacing 1500 dollars for grading the school house lot and 6000 dollars for paying with a recommendation to strike them. The order passed both boards over his veto. The mayor named six liquor license commissioners including Davis Cleaver Williams York Rowe Gaffney. Three were confirmed by the aldermen but the common council did not concur on any. It is thought the license question is settled for this year. Both Boards adjourned to June 23.
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Gloucester
Mass
W. B. Davis
E. ©. Cleaver
Williams
S. D. York
Solomon Rowe
W. W.gaffney
Common Council
Trial of J Graham Pearce Opens in Baltimore
Baltimore May 26 The trial of J Graham Pearce indicted for attempted felonious assault on Estelle M Kirkland at the Albion hotel March 15 opened today. The defendant is from a respected western Maryland family and the complainant is the daughter of one of Baltimore's notable citizens. As proceedings unfold, public interest grows.
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Baltimore
J. Graham Pearce
Estelle M. Kirkland
Albion Hotel
Sasepee
Maryland
Five armed men take over Grand Trunk freight train near Detroit
In Detroit at Ft Gratiot last night five armed men boarded the south bound Grand Trunk freight and held control until Frazer passed. Deputies at Mt Clemens were overpowered and disarmed. The tramps said their aim was to reach Detroit in time for the circus.
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Detroit
Mich
Ft. Gratiot
Grand Trunk
Frazer
Mt. Clemens
Cuban Expedition Report Triggers Siege In Santiago
In Key West on May 26 crowds marched as word spread of a Cuban expedition of 200 men led by Varona and Maceo landing at Santiago de Cuba and being reinforced by 1000 more. A state of siege was declared and the captain general joined the troop movements to the province.
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Key West
Fla
Santiago de Cuba
Varona
Maceo
Cuba
Tragic double murder in Indiana and Manila
A Manila Rush county dispatch reports William Riley killed his seven year old daughter and then himself last night. Their bodies were found in bed this morning. Riley had kidnapped the child while his wife had started divorce proceedings to regain custody.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Manilla
Rush County
William Riley
Riley
Grant mansion on Chestnut sold at auction for 225 dollars
The Grant mansion at 2009 Chestnut Street Philadelphia was sold today to Frank K. Hess for 225 dollars. The house, presented to Gen. Grant by a Philadelphia citizens committee after the war, had been bought by the committee for 33,000 dollars in 1866 and furnished it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grant
Chestnut Street
Frank K. Hess
Gen. Grant
Riots, treaties and notable farewells in London and Paris
Aylward tale links French Canadian separatism to Riel rebellion amid London gossip. Paris sees Pere la Chaise riots debated, Amoureux’s funeral and red flag displays. Lowell lauds Gray, opium treaty progress hints, and a Navy lieutenant’s suicide note is found in Blackheath. Notes on a Bavarian yacht launch and regional dispatches complete a world brief.
Inauguration of the New State Government at Newport
Crowds fill Newport as Gov Bourn transfers power to Gov Wetmore. Senate and house convene with new officers elected including Eugene F Warner clerk and Ellery Wilson speaker. Grand committee counts votes. official declaration, balcony proclamation, and adjournment follow.
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Newport
R.I
Eugene F. Warner
Coventry
Ellery Wilson
Hast
Providence
Senate
House
Grand Committee
Gov. Wetmore
Secretary of State
Gov. Bourn
Pension Stopped by Request and Cabinet Considerations
A man named Snyder from a New York regiment asked to have his pension of 72 dollars a month stopped at the Washington pension office. Deputy Commissioner McLean reviewed his papers and confirmed the monthly amount before proceeding. The Cabinet met to discuss extending the New Orleans cotton exposition beyond May 31 and whether the president has power to grant an extension. Postmasters for Vermont were appointed at several towns. An executive order closed all government departments on May 30 to allow decorating soldiers' graves. The comptroller extended bank charters for 20 years. The new Danish minister, DeLevernon, presented credentials. About 800,000 dollars was paid in pensions today, totaling around 10 million this month. Secretary Bayard will speak at Missouri on Jefferson and the president may visit New York for Decoration Day observances. Albert B. Page was commissioned postmaster of Houlton, Maine.
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Washington
McLean
Snyder
New York
Gen. Black
Manning
New Orleans
Government Printing Office
Department of Agriculture
Norwich National
Norwich
Conn
Calais National
Calais
National Union of Woonsocket
R. I
DeLevernon
United States
United States Treasury
Bayard
Washington Nxt
West
Thomas Jefferson
State University of Missouri
Albert B. Page
Houlton
Boston
L. B. Bates
East Boston
Suffrage Association
Meionaon
Mr. Bates
Gordon
Deming
Young Men’s Christian Association
Hastings
Big Pond
Bates
Annie H. Shaw
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Plymouth Rock
State House
Beacon Hill
Howe
Grant & Ward
Jesse H. Jones
Abington
Dr. Dexter
Congregationalist
Dexter
Jones
C. W. Wendie
Newport
Whitney
Southboro
Lucy Stone
Henry K. Glackwell
A. A. Claflin
Wilkes
Sioux Falls
Dak
Far West
Dakota
New Hampshire
W. H. Rider
Gloucester
Mr. Abbott
Westboro
Sheldon
New Haven
Stone
Bartholdi
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Mars
Anna Ella Carroll
Maryland
Mary A. Livermore
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Hannah D. Cheney
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Louisa M. Alcott
Abby W. May
Sarah Shaw Russell
Samuel E. Sewall
George F
John L. Whiting
C. P. Nickles
Mary F. Eastman
S. E. Sewall
Elizabeth B. Chace
Rhode Island
Emile P. Collins
Connecticut
Annual Meeting of Cotton and Produce Exchanges Reports and Stats
The New York cotton and produce exchanges reported on their 15th annual meetings noting building costs near 1 million and 3.18 million respectively. Office occupancy is high with strong rental income projected, while markets display continued moderate price fluctuations and a persistently low business mood. The New York Cotton Exchange shows a 453 membership, and the Produce Exchange outlines a rebuilding plan with debt under 1.25 million and a strong surplus outlook. The old building sold to the U.S. government for 250 thousand.
Railroads Halt as Floods Clobber Waco and Dallas Area
Terrific rain swept across Texas on Sunday night causing widespread damage. In Waco portions of the city flooded with property losses around 20000 dollars and basements flooded. Bridges at risk and railroad traffic halted as the Brazos River rises. Elsewhere runoff damaged crops and broke the Missouri Pacific line near Waco with potential further crop losses unseen.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Waco
Brazos
Pacific Railroad
Augusta Drums Prohibited. Army Arrests Stir City
The Augusta mayor bans Salvation Army street drums, police seize drums, and two drummers Chas I Smith and E C Whitney are jailed amid cheering and jeering crowds. Capt Thatcher vows to drum again. Also, S J Walton of Skowhegan contests murder verdict exceptions before a local law court with Attorney General Baker present.
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Augusta
Salvation Army
Chas i. Smith
E. C. Whitney
Thatcher
Law Court
S. J. Walton, Esq
Skowhegan
J. Frank Walker
Somerset Court
Baker
Jerome Park Races Open With Fast Track And Busy Card
The American Jockey Club spring meeting at Jerome Park, May 26, drew a large crowd as six races were run. Winners included Little Minck in the first, Pampero in the second, Reveler in the Fordham handicap, Tyrant in Wither's stakes, Albia in the selling race, and Abraham in the steeplechase, with times ranging from 1:17 to 4:24i for the varied distances.
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New York
American Jockey Club
Jerome Park
Little Minck
Norage
Mammonist
Pampero
Markland
Richmond
Reveler
Himalaya
Comanche
Tyrant
Tecumseh
Albia
Col. Watson
Abraham
Miss Monkzy
Rose
One Man Would Do With Eighty Policemen
Continuation of anniversary meetings of several organizations covers suffrage debate in Boston. Rev Bates and Annie Shaw push for women’s ballot with sharp remarks on radicals and courtship of public opinion. Various clergy and leaders discuss rights, education, and political action across Massachusetts with reports on society officers and upcoming events.
Universalist Club Ladies Night Dinner at Berkeley Hall
The Universalist Club held its annual ladies night at Berkeley hall with 200 attendees. Festivities featured ice cream, a German orchestra, Weber quartet, multiple toasts led by toastmaster Benjamin T. Whittemore, and remarks by Rev Dr Bolles of Salem and Mrs Mary A. Livermore on faith, history, and clergymen’s courage.
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Universalist Club
Monor
Berkeley Hall
Weber
Germania Orchestra
Weber Quartette
Capen
Taft’s College
A. Folsom
Newton
Benjamin T. Whittemore
Boston
Dr. Bolles
Salem
Mary A. Livermore
Universalist Church
Dr. Miner
The
Henry B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Dr. Emerson
Christian Leader
A. A. Miner
D. D
Mr. Safford
Congregational Sunday School Workers elect officers for 1885
The Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society held its annual meeting at the Congregational house on Tuesday morning. Officers for 1885 were elected with Samuel B. Capen of Heal, Boston, named president.
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Congregational Sunday School Workers
The
Temperance Alliance
Congregational Sunday S School and Publishing Society
Congregational House
Tuesdorning
Samuel B. Capen
Heal
Boston
Nantasket Beach Season Opens Soon with Schedules
The Nantasket beach season is set to begin next Saturday as hotels ready for guests. The Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co will add the Nantasket boat with frequent departures and returns. Several hotels including Hotel Nantasket and Rockland House are being prepared, Reeves’s band will perform at Hotel Nantasket, and advertising duties are assigned as timetables will be issued Saturday.
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Boston and Hingham Steamboat Company
Nantasket
Pemberton
Nantasket Beach
Rockland Cafe
Standish
H. A. M’glewen
Fish denounces Ward in jail as Vanderbilt estate case advances
In New York on May 26 James D. Fish ex president of the Marine bank testified in Ludlow Street jail about real estate and swindling allegations against Ferdinand Ward. He appeared forgetful and provided little information while Ward overheard the accusations. Separately Robert L. Crawford was granted letters of administration for Mrs. Frank A. Vanderbilt's estate valued at about 1.85 million with sureties William H. Vanderbilt and Martha E. Crawford. The day also saw dedication of Jegiers seminary library building with bishopry officiating and a Greek royal honor awarded to Dr. Morris H. Henry of New York for scientific service.
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New York
James D. Fish
The
Marine Bank
Ludlow-street
Ferdinand Ward
Robert L. Crawford
Frank A. Vanderbilt
Crawford
William H. Vanderbilt
Martha E. Crawford
Jegiers Seminary
Potter
Scarborough
New Jersey
Seymour
Ilinois
Greece
Morris II
Henry
Royal Order of the Saviour
Arrests in Poughkeepsie After Boat Theft Standoff
Thomas H. Cassen and John E. Cassen were arrested while rowing a small boat behind a steamer. They are charged with stealing the boat and were found with two loaded navy revolvers, a large dirk knife, chloroform, arsenic, strychnine, ether, a sponge, keys, ball cartridges and other items. Advertising cards from Newark and Boston were on them. they claim to belong in Maine and bought the boat. Their examination continues tomorrow. One prisoner is about 18, the other about 24.
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Poughkeppsie
N. Y
Thomas H. Cassen
John E. Cassen
Maine
Newark
Boston
Salvation Army parade halted in Portland by deputies and police
In Portland on May 26 deputies Black and Crowell with police halted the Salvation Army parade arresting 21 marchers including men women and children after the army allegedly disobeyed the mayor’s order to appear with drums. The crowd followed to the station and arraignments are set for tomorrow morning in municipal court.
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Portland
Salvation Army
Black and Crowell
Prominent Ohio Man Kills Man Over Slander Scandal
East Liverpool May 26 Tonight Angus Bratt a leading citizen shot and killed Jeff C Davis of Youngstown Ohio. Davis had slandered Bratts daughter in what witnesses call a vile insult. Bratt and Davis were reportedly at the Commercial hotel when Bratt drew a revolver and fired five times. He surrendered to authorities.
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East Liverpool
Angus Bratt
Jeff C. Davis
Youngstown
O. Davis
Bratt
Commercial Hotel
Railroad Committee Votes For Extended Streetcar Relief Plan
Members of the railroad committee deferred half an hour Tuesday to further consider relief for Washington Street blockades and agreed to report their original plan with added tracks through West Street. City hall will close at 2 PM on Monday, Artillery Election day.
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Washington Street
West Street
Dey
Sixtieth anniversary of the American Unitarian Association at Tremont Temple
The Unitarian anniversary program at Tremont Temple highlighted officers elected led by Henry P. Kidder, reports on funds and investments, and calls for increased money and missionary work. Speakers, including Rev. Wendte and Rev. Janson, urged broader outreach in the south and west while praising Martineau and stressing education, publishing, and peripatetic preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Unitarian Association
Tremont Temple
Second Session on Interstate Rail Rates Regulated Reform Hopes
Testimony before the Senatorial Committee on interstate commerce urges regulation of railroads. Witnesses call for fixed freight rates, 10 to 15 days notice of rate changes, and abolition of pooling. Massachusetts officials push national oversight and public rate publicity while opposing private pooling agreements.סער
Calcutta cholera deaths and frontier mob actions reported
During the two weeks ended April 188 people died of cholera in Calcutta as the marine hospital bureau in Washington was informed. In Kentucky a mob freed Wesley Hicks and Jerry Taylor, then hanged them by a tree for alleged arson. Canadian voyageurs begin returning from Quebec, with 37 remaining abroad, while Arizona reports soldiers clashing with Indians near Blue River and a large armed pursuit. Ex Gov Lt John of Kansas criticized Republicans at Springfield for denying him the courthouse hall, praising southern temperance and local option as surpassing the north.
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Marine Hospital Bureau
Washington
Calcutta
Franklin
Wesley Hicks
Jerry Taylor
James Wheeler
Quebec
Egypt
London
Arizona
Blue River
Mexico
John
Kansas
Springfield
House of Representatives
Concert and benefit events at Chickering Hall and Bijou Theatre
Miss Elene Burlington Kehew will give a concert in Chickering hall Thursday evening assisted by Jennette M. Noyes George J. Parker B J Lang and Bernhard Listemann. A testimonial to manager H B Lonsdale of the Bijou theatre includes Cox and Box recitations and The Mascot with a large roster of popular artists. Little Barefoot played at Boston yesterday afternoon with Maggie Mitchell in the title role benefiting Napier Lothian the orchestra conductor, who also starred as William Peace in a notable performance. The audience was not large perhaps due to Lothian’s veteran moustache. Floral tributes were many and the day passed pleasantly for all concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elene Burlington Kehew
Chickering Hall
Jennette M. Noyes
George J. Parker
B. J. Lang
Bernhard Listemann
H. B. Lonsdale
Bijou Theatre
Sullivan and Barnard
Boston
Maggie Mitchell
Napier Lothian
Lothian
Petition of Charitable Irish Society Court House Bill Debate
In the house the petition of the Charitable Irish Society to hold additional real estate up to 200000 is admitted and referred to judiciary. Amendments on a Boston salary for the late Judge McCafferty are moved to judiciary. Debates follow on a new Boston court house site with proposed commissioners vs continued existing plan. Afternoon session adjourned after further discussion.
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Charitable Irish Society
Court House
House
Doherty
Boston
Judiciary Committee
Beard
City of
McCafferty
Davenport
Marlborough
Marcy
Newton
Monson
Oakes
Westfield
Cummings
Commonwealth
Boston and Albany
Kendrick
Springfield
Committee On Public Health
General Court
Mystic Valley
Committee On Labor
Belmont
Pittsfield
New Court House
Suffolk
Gove
Supreme Court
Randall
Stevens
Fay
Brookline
Dresser
Nomination of Teachers and School Department Actions
Temporary teachers named for girls high school and Dillaway, with Cordelia Torrey as third assistant and Louise Thurston as special assistant. Silas Stone moves from Sherwin to Hyde as principal, Frank Morse elected Sherwin principal with 16 votes. Truant officers eyed for cutbacks. reform proposal to have minor licensing handled by a board appointee. Supply committee reports show year expenditures of 188,154. OT and receipts 8,704.69. Net expense 179,449.38 with books sales 8,648.26 and collector’s 56.43. Book purchases driven by free textbook act for 59,706 pupils at an average cost of 123 per pupil. Arms and accoutrements overspent. overall department costs reduced 55,450.62 from appropriations. Book circulating plan expanded to grammar schools. primary plan monthly transfers. Vacation school uses approved. hygiene instructor appointment referred for accounts. Board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabel Stetson
Girls’ High School
Cordelia G.torrey
Dillaway School
Louise M. Thurston
Bowdoin School
Silas C. Stone
Sherwin School
Hyde School
Frank A. Morse
Dr. Elliott
Committee On
William Sullivan
Board of Alder
Dacey
George A. Smith
Fires Break Out in Boston Area Damaging Car and Homes
A carload of hay on Eastern railroad tracks at Marginal Street East Boston was set afire by youths, triggering a box 159 alarm at 8 12 P M Tuesday. Hose No 5 put out a basement blaze at dwelling 146 Canton Street occupied by George Yeo at 4 50 P M Tuesday with minor damage. In Cincinnati Ohio a dwelling near College Hill Coe County burned this morning causing about 30000 loss.
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Eastern Railroad
Marginal Street
Boston
Canton Street
George Yeo
Telegraph
Cincinnati
J. C. Campbell
College Hill
Coe County
Beating Carpet Leads to Theft Charge
Ella Halliday of 195 West Canton street hired Lyman D. Gossom aged 18 and George Shurtleff alias John Reddy 30 to beat a Brussels carpet. They allegedly took 26 yards worth 4737 dollars and are jailed in the third division station charged with larceny.
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Ella Halliday
No. 195
West Canaton Street
Brussels
Soone
Lyman D. Gossom
George Shurtleff
John Reddy
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Paris
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Rue Canon
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Crosby
Seventeenth United States Infantry
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Africa
Rossa
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M. Charles Amoureux
Perela Chaise
Lowell
Cambridge
James Russell Lowell
Gray
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British-Borneo Company
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Novoe Vremya
Eastern Yacht Club
United States Yacht
Edward Burgess
Hovey
Forbes
Weld
Benjamin Dean
Thomas Dean
Boston Yacht Club
R. C. Watson
William Gray, Jr
J.C. Merry
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Washington News
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Groton Pond
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Rm Barre
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Charles A. Williamson
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Minneapolis
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Roberts
George W. Stacey
Milton
A.J. Patterson
Roxbury
W. H. Daniels
Amherst
J. W. Hamilton
Union Maternal Association
Bowker
Dr. Latimer
A. C. Thomore
R. R. Mereith
Arlington Street
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Gov. Robinson
O’brien
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Boston Cadet Orchestra
Ao Chapel
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
Bromfield Street
Berry Street
Francis Tiffany
Moral Ecvcation Association
Mueronnon
Dr. McKenzie
de Normandie
Henry C. Harden
J. F. Spaulding
Frank Wells
George S. Hinle
Shawmut Universalist Church
K. A. Greene
Massachusetts Colonization Society
the American Tract Society
Shawmut
H. B. Metcalf
Dr. Pullman
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City Hall
the Unitarians
Henry P. Kidder
George William Curtis
LL. D
Staten Island
George O. Shattuck
Grindall Reynolds
Concord
George W. Fox
Charles H. Burrage
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Albert L. Calder
C. Beach
Dedham
Thomas L. Nelson
C. W. Wendte
H. L. Wentworth
Danvers
Channing
Augustine Woodbury
John F. Moors
New England
Jabez T. Sunderland
Marditeau
Manchester New College
James Martineau
Martineau
Charles W. Wendte
George L. Chaney
Atlanta
South
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Unitarian Church
Chaney
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J. S. Thompson
Somerville
Eoening
Kidder
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Northwest
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Brown County
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God
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Old Country
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Edward Kemble
Consignee
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Railway Clearing House
Claflin
Cape Cod Ship Canal
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Dunbar
Committee On the Judiciary
Palmer
Cambridgeport
Third Congregational Society
Lee Street
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Troy and
Greenfield
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Joyner
Fitchburg Road
Vanderbilt
Marden
Andrew
Gloucester Harbor
Public Service Committee
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Boston Weekly
Post Publishing CO
Hobbs
Crowley
Tennyson Street
Dr. Lasker
Murphy
King‘ Street
James F. Vila
Eliot
Blake
Chapin
Committee On Accounts
Boston and Vicinity
Sam’s Hatch & Co
Congress Street
Boston Water Power Co
West Chester Park
Boylston
Parker,Falmouth
Belvidere
Scotia,Cambria
Bothnia
Milk Street
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
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