Britain braces for possible clash with France over China
London reports the cabinet declares the China France dispute near open warfare. Admiralty orders reinforced British fleet in Chinese waters and offers shelter to traders. Rumors say naval commanders were told to resist French blockades near Chinese ports with British interests above Pakhoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
France
Admiralty
Pakhoi
Marquis Tseng
Tsung Li Yamen
M. Tricou
Ferry
I Hung Chang
Tonquin
Li Hung Chang
Coca Tseng
Standard
St. Petersburg
Vera Philipova
Kharkoff
Russia
Omargon
Ministers Discuss Funding and Attitudes at Local Chapels
Baptists meet in Tre mont temple on Monday and vote to dispense with usual exercises, moving to the Robinson meeting in Faneuilhail. Methodist preachers debate endorsement of the southern advance association, with Rev Chadbourne defending the association and Rev Bashford opposing diversions of funds or sympathy from the main work including colored people. The topic is set for discussion in four weeks. Universalist ministers hear Rev Eaton on the proper pulpit attitude toward the Sunday Question, with remarks by Rev Miner, Lewis and Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Tremont Temple
Faneuilhail
Advance Association
South
Chadbourne
J. W. Bashford
Mr. Bates
B. ¥. Eaton
Key
Miner
Lewis and Bowles
Boston Symphony members visit foreign exhibit for violin test
A committee including Listemann Mueller Kolster Korth Klein Bareither Mandy Ryan Schmidt of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Bay State concert company men visit the Foreign exhibition at 7:30 P M to inspect the Ansonius Amati violin valued at $5 000 on display in the Austrian department The exhibitor Francis E Brandt recently received from Vienna a Stradivarius a Bergonzi and a new Lutz Co violin for testing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Listemann
Mueller
Kolster
Korth
Klein
Bareither
Mandy
Ryan
Schmidt
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Mahn
Mr. Boermeester
L. H. Mahn
Bay State Concert Company
Vienna
Lutz & Co
Heirs Win Kerr Estate Case Over City Park Land
In CalvaGo on November 5, the Kerr estate heirs won a 13 year legal dispute in the U S district court. Jurors set the land's value at 350600 at taking, with interest pushing the total to over 600000. Heavy rains drenched the area reaching nearly 3% inches by midnight, flooding basements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CalvaGo
Kerr
United States District Court
Bank suspension rocks Cadillac lumber firms in wave of failures
Rice and Messmore's bank at Cadillac suspended payment after a run that drained 15 thousand dollars. The firm carried O B Whittemore & Co lumber paper for 40 thousand. Rice and Messmore were partners. Byrne & Co and Wetzell Brothers also assigned today. Wetzell liabilities total 150 thousand. The Wetzells say they can pay dollar for dollar despite heavy losses from Chickering and other failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rice & Messmore
Cadillac
W. Whittemore & Co
Byrne & Co
Wetzell Brothers
Chickering
Wetzells
Glassmakers strike threat halts Pittsburg order
Pittsburg window glass firms were notified by Bellefonte workers that they cannot fill an order as men threaten to strike if ore shipments move forward. Bottle glassblowers also circulate a boycott against bottles made by union labor, affecting druggists and patent medicine dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bellefonte
Tornado Hits Springfield Kansas City Area
A disastrous tornado struck Springfield late this afternoon causing multiple fatalities and injuries. Reports indicate five dead and about 30 hurt, with around 160 houses damaged or destroyed and widespread devastation across the northern water area. Details remain scarce as relief efforts start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Springfield
Dauphin County Court Rules Against Railroad Demurrer
In Harrisburg on November 5 the Dauphin County court overruled the Pennsylvania Slatington and New England railroad demurrer to a writ of quo warranto. The company was ordered to file an answer within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dauphin County Court
Pennsylvania, Slatington and New England Railroad
Mob forms to lynch jailed Grin A Carpenter in Lincoln
A Lincoln dispatch reports at 10 o clock a mob organized to lynch Grin A Carpenter, jailed on a murder charge in the Burns case. A military company has been ordered to the jail to protect him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmiago
Lincoln
Hill
Grin A. Carpenter
Zora Burns
Juvenile Thieves Arrested in Waterbury Cache Find
A gang of boys aged 9 to 12 was arrested in Waterbury Vermont on November 5. Two caches of stolen goods were found and money recovered. The full extent of their summer operation remained under investigation, after they were betrayed by a classmate caught stealing from a money drawer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Aihieves
READY TO VOTE Massachusetts Campaign Ends With Confident Parties
The 1583 Massachusetts campaign closed with both parties claiming victory. Republicans predicted Robinson by 15 000 to 30 000, Boston Butler plurality small, possibly under 7 060, while Democrats urged betting Butler would win. Rumors swirled of police control and strike threats, but no proof. A reported $100 000 from Butler for election efforts was cited as changing minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Robinson
Boston
Butler
Palmer
Worcester County
New York
Ninth Regiment
Speech by Robinson supporter Adams denounces party trimmers
Charles Francis Adams Jr for independents at a Faneuil Hall rally rebukes Butler and corruption talk, argues independents back Robinson. He asserts the Commonwealth cleansed politics, recalls Tilden, and stresses unity beyond party.
Quiet Election Night Drifts at Boston Hotels and Pools
Reporters describe a calm canvass finale with hotels and clubs quiet as betting pools show mixed support. Butler backers gamble little while Robinson interests move modest sums. state headquarters claim a Butler surge and Massachusetts support.
Sending Out Democratic Tickets With Butler's Name Left Of
Independent Democratic committee headquarters at 48 School Street filled with workers until after 10 PM preparing ballots for Boston wards and country districts. About 30 to 40 men hired to peddle ballots, with 700 names on a master list, and concerns of ballots being bought or destroyed. The chief clerk closed the office at 11 PM as operations ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Independent Democratic Committee
School Street
Messrs. Blood and Letts
Poly
Boston
Brood
Worcester
Middlesex
Bristol
Charlestown
Independent Democratic
Campaign notes and polling preparations on election eve
A partial citywide account describing a ward 12 Democratic caucus bolt nominating John D. Driscoll and A. Gaston Roeth, subsequent ratification meeting with Driscoll's commitment to run, and denouncements by supporters. Also covers police orders for polling day, Charlestown rally reports, election return announcements, and GOP notes about venues and volunteers.
Fire alarm signals and political rally notes in Charlestown
The piece records a political rally at Monument Hall with about 800 attendees, favoring Gov. Butler over Robinson. It notes fireworks in Hancock square, speeches by Daniel H. Chamberlain and others, and a pro-Butler sentiment among the crowd. It also mentions a women’s suffrage protest letter by Julia Ward Howe, a Charlestown Union Club expulsion, and a smoking car poll showing Robinson leading 22 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Buder
Democratic State Central Committee
Butler
Charlestown
Monument Hall
Hancock Square
Francis Childs
E. L. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Daniel H. Chamberlain
South Carolina
Orlando Briggs
New York
Charles W. Slack
Gov. Butler
Mr. Robinson
Julia Ward Howe
Ward 20
W. H. Sayward
Sayward
N. Y. Brintnall
Union Club
Democrate
Massachusetts Employer’ Association
Republican Committee
James T. Phelps
Chelsea
John G. Whittier
Mssachusetts
Gov
Providence
New York and New England Railroad
Riots and tensions sweep Virginia amid Danville outbreak
A Danville riot sparks widespread alarm across Virginia with fears of further clashes between whites and blacks. Reports detail crowd disturbances in Fredericksburg, deployment of special constables and militia, and orders for troops to Danville as lawmakers push for peace and ballot integrity ahead of tomorrow’s vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Danville
Fredericksburg
Morris Rowe
Street
Rowe
Montreal Bank Collapse Shows 1878 Losses Reported
In court the consolidated bank case revealed that 16 Montreal firms failed in 1878 causing a loss of 1,600,113 dollars. The cashier Rennie’s weekly returns underreported large sums, recording amounts as less than one-fifth of actual figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Consolidated Bank
Rennie
Young Cookson Rescued After River Suicide Attempt
A North Vassalboro, Maine woman attempted to drown herself Sunday by leaping into a river and was rescued. Numerous other early 20th century incidents are noted, including a fatal train strike in Providence and multiple local accidents and investigations across New England.
Notable Guests and Political Movements Reported
Gov Frederick Robie of Maine and Bank Commissioner Smith attend the Quincey house while Hon James Gallagher of Connecticut stays at the Revert house. Gallagher is praised as a gifted orator aiding the democracy in this campaign. Hon Franklin Hagen to resign Merchants bank presidency at next annual gaifa after fifty years. J Haven will be succeeded by his son Franklin Haven Jr, secretary of New England Trust. Paris report hints Princess Amelie may wed Grand Duke Alexis of Russia, a match seen to aid Orleans restoration and Franco Russian alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Robie
Maine
Smith
Quincey House
James Gallagher
Connecticut
Revert House
Gallagher
Franklin Hagen
Merchants’ Bank
J. Haven
Franklin Haven, Jr
New England Truste Company
Paris
Amelie
Comte de Paris
Alexis
Russia
Orleans
France
Rioting election clash injures many in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia near Willow street an electioneering riot broke out after a coroners convention dispute. Politicians Frank Carroll and Dennis Kelly fought, Carroll’s gang beat Kelly and Mrs Duff. Bricks stones and clubs caused numerous injuries, windows broken, crowds grew to about a thousand before police dispersed the mob. Kelly and his brother were badly cut. John Dougherty sustained a mortal wound. Carroll and others were hurt and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Willow Street
Frank Carroll
Dennis Kelly
Carroll
Kelly
Duff
John Dougherty
John
Thomas Dauphy
Gees
Horrible Crimes of a Wicked Man and Woman in Wisconsin
In Princeton Wisconsin Mrs Ellen Long widow and L S Whittemore father of a boy found with his throat cut in the river are held on murder charges. Bloody clothes and weapons found at Longs house and a bloodstained club in a well tie the suspects to the crime. Neighbors say a criminal relationship existed between Long and Whittemore and that the boy knew of it. Long is daughter of ex County Judge A H Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Princeton
Wis
Ellen Long
L.S. Whittemore
Whittemore
Ms. Long
A. H. Meyers
Travel salesman is fatally injured in torchlight parade incident
Worcester reports Thomas Terry of Troy, NY, hit on Main street by a torchlight parade horseman. Skull fracture deemed fatal by morning. Michael McNamara bound over on perjury charges in a 1882 naturalization petition. Wiseman and Fitzgerald cases continued. Dennis McNamara discharged after government failed to summon chief witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Thomas Terry
H. House & Son
Troy
N. Y
Main Street
Michael McNamara
Thomas Wiseman
Patrick Fitzgerald
Dennis McNamara
Court Rules Philadelphia Tax Valuation Appeal For City
An opinion filed in Dauphin county court favors the City of Philadelphia in the case Commonwealth versus Philadelphia. The appeal challenged a 1882 board of revenue commissioners valuation increase from 44,724,925 to 200,000,000 for state taxation, which raised the tax from 2178,589 to 800,000. The court decides for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
the Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Board of Revenue Commissioners
Peru in turmoil as Montero resigns command
In PerdLaMa on November 5 the Iglesias government rejects Montero's acts and reports his resignation from the Arequipa defense. His troops allegedly killed two aides de camp while advancing toward Pano. Chilean dispatches claim 30 cannons seized and rail and telegraph lines taken, signaling a push toward an expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lama
Iglesias
Montero
Arequipa
Duncan C Ross Puts Up Challenges For Big Wrestling Prospects
Rochester worker Duncan C Ross, famed Scotch athlete, issues three challenges today. He vows to wrestle any U S side hold man for 500 or 1000 a side, to wrestle any man in the world in mixed styles for any amount, and to meet for heavyweight performances for any amount, open to the world. He has deposited 200 forfeit at the Democrat and Chronicle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Duncan C. Ross
America
Democrat and Chronicle
Poisoning at home leaves child dead in Reading area
Calvin Haines his wife and three children of Topton ten miles from Reading were poisoned last night by eating bologna sausage bought at an oil store. The youngest child died and the others remain ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Calvin Haines
Topton
Water color exhibition at Leonard & Co gallery
A selective display of European school water colors organized by W. il. Fanning at Bromfield street gallery. Notable works include pieces by Mauve, Rosseau, Millet, Cabanel, Constable, and Van Elven. The collection highlights Dutch school works and medium sized cabinet pictures. The sale runs Thursday to Saturday as the season opener, drawing much buyer attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard & Co
Bromfield Street
W. Il. Fanning
Rosa Bonheur
Fortuney
Millet
Rousseau
Mauve
McCloy
Ary Scheffer
Brissot
Alex Cabanel
Gabani
Villegas
Hughes Merle
Zamacois
de Penne
Stanfiield
de Wint
Constable
Hough
Rowbotham
Rivoire
Pradilla
Hispaleto
Tenkates
Roekkooks
van Elven
Bouvier
Aureli
Schelfhont
Carlton Smith
Hoedt
Roberts
Drummond
Menus Mauve
Veldin
Veeder
Rosseau
Fortuny
Josef Israels
Kevor
Arrest of a Fugitive from Justice and Other Crimess
A kerosene lamp explosion at No 1 Gooch street injured Mary Robinson 24 and Annie Kelley 21. John McCaffrey 25 was found dead at No 2 Tremont court after a possible poisoning. James Coleman arrested for fugitive from justice in Michigan with alleged theft. Patrick Cline 20 admitted breaking and entering a Chinese laundry on Pitts street. Various other thefts, assaults, a horse accident injuring Officer Underwood, a mad dog shot on Prince street, and other minor offenses noted. Edward Westerford found intoxicated with head and neck injuries at station 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No.1
Gooch Street Place
Mary Robinson
Annie Kelley
John McCaffrey
Tremont Court
James Coleman
Michigan
Coleman
John W. Davis
Fentonville
Boston
Eugene Parsell
Patrick Cline
Lawrence
Pitts Street
Charles Watson
North Street
John Saunderson
Gloucester
Charles H. Josslyn
Dudley Street
Roxbury
David Leavitt
Jules Giquel
Law and Order League
Leavitt House
Alliston Street
Underwood
Beacon Streets
Shawmut Avenue
Prince Street
Lewis
No. 92
Charles Crawford
John Brown
Yates Brick Company
Cambridge
Edward J. Westerford
New York
Station 15
Annual Meeting of Wards 17 and 18 Charities
The annual meeting of the associated charities of wards 17 and 18 was held at the Washingtonian home Monday afternoon. Dr. Albert Day presided in his absence and brief remarks noted the aims of organized charity. Mrs. M L Seavey reported 60 societies in the network, a loan department for blankets, and that the year’s receipts totaled 610 dollars all spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Washingtonian
Albert Day
M.L. Seavey
Chadwick
de Merritt
Mary L. Seavey
M. L. Seavey
C. L
Robert T. Paine
Judge rules deaths in three Boston area cases
Judge Bragg finds Hammond's fatal injuries caused by his own negligence after a brakeman was crushed between two cars. Judge McCafferty says Ellen Currie died Sept 29 from a gunshot by her husband Richard Currie, now under arrest. Judge Parmenter concludes William O Callahan's skull fracture from a fall shows no criminal responsibility.
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Bragg
Charlestown
Francis A. W. Hammond
Boston and Maine Railroad
Hammond
McCafferty
Ellen G. Currie
Richard Currie
Judge Parmenter
Wmn. O
Boston Natural History Society Speakers on Indigenous Implements
At the upcoming general meeting Prof. H W Haynes discusses agricultural implements of the New England Indians Prof W O Crosby presents Origin and Relations of Continents and Ocean Basins and Dr M E B Wadsworth offers notes on the Lithology of the Island of Jura Scotland At the Society of Arts meeting on Thursday November 8 W Dabney state chemist of North Carolina will present a paper on the Chemistry of Cotton and the Industries Based Upon It
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Society of Natural History
H. W. Haynes
New England
W.O. Crosby
Br. M. EB. Wadsworth
Jura
Scotland
The
Society of Arts
W. Dabney
North Carolina
King Cotton Exposition at New Orleans Faces Great Size
The International Exhibition at New Orleans aims to be the world’s largest fair. Plans call for a 1,000,000 square foot main building, a $600,000 stock raise by New Orleans, and a charter from Congress granted February 10, 1883. Col. Morehead leads the effort with Boston support, aiming to open December 1, 1884, for a five month run beside the Mississippi. Strong emphasis on cotton origins, industry unity, and New England participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
New Orleans
National Cotton Planters’ Association
Charleston
S. C
Liverpool
America
Cotton Planters’ Association
Little Rock
Ark
Ortoner
Col
F. C. Morehead
Association
Vicksburg
Miss
Morehead
Congress
Washington
Frank E. Howe
United States
National Cotton Planters’ Association of America
States and Territories of the Union
Manufacturers’ and Mechanics’ Institute
New York
Cincinnati
Louisville
Board of Management
City Park
Mississippi
Exhibition Grounds
Col. Morehead
Tea Post
South
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
National Planters’ Association
Merehead
Wendell Phillips
soHie
Amusing Institute Fair Prank Ends With Loud Laughs
A flood in the gentlemen’s wash room at the institute fair caused by a burst pipe led to a staged rescue hoax. Prof Mohr’s ventriloquism trick prompted a colored attendant to suspect an underground culprit until a voice from beneath the floor cried for help. Workers revealed the prank, and the crowd teased the attendant as the professor’s trick proved too much for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohr
Darkey
Cape Cod Ship Canal Case Sees Hearing On Charter Compliance
Railroad commissioners held a Monday hearing on the Cape Cod Ship Canal Company's petition to prove compliance with its charter. The company has filed location, posted 200000 as security, spent 25000 last year, and agreed with Old Colony on canal crossings. Land damages total about 1000 acres costing roughly 60000, with further assessments and security debates over who holds funds. The hearing was postponed to Thursday at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W.mccall
Choate
Old Colony Railroad
Howland
Frederick A. Lockwood
Lockwood
Old Colony
Richard Qlney
Thompson
Canal Company
Board of County Commissioners
Barnstable County
Ngaragins
Agana
Fire Damage and Arson Attempts Reported in Boston Area
In Boston and vicinity a roof fire at 341 Federal street owned by J W and W Leatherbee and occupied by Ellen Donnelly was fought by Engine 9, wrecking $100. An arson attempt at 47 Brook Avenue Roxbury involved a rear window break and matches in a stable. two youths about 16 years old suspected. Another alarm at 2 20 this morning for a roof fire at the paving department South City stables Albany street caused $200 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Federal Street
J. W.and
W. Leatherbee
Ellen Donnelly
Engine 9
Brook Avenue
Roxbury
Andrew F. Nute
Lines Brothers
Haggerston
Bellows Falls
Matthew Gorham
Saxton’s River
Mutual Union Company
LA Salle
de Steiger Glass Works
Port Costa
Cal
Central Pacific
Newark
N. J
John L. Armitage
Annual Meeting of the Boston Grogers Association Officers Elected
The Boston Grogers Association held its annual meeting at Young's hotel on Monday. Officers elected included President Thomas E. Barker. vice presidents Howard W. Spurr and George H. Wright. treasurer Eben Alexander. directors Benjamin W. Munroe John G. Morse Charles E. Raymond David B. Watson John F. Nickerson. committees on arbitration transportation weights and measures sugar prices with named members. The treasurer reported receipts of 856 81 and expenses 714 60 leaving 142 21. A dinner followed with about 150 seated and remarks by Barker Spurr Wright Swan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Grogers’ Association
Bostoners’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Thomas E. Barker
Howard W. Spurr
George H. Wright
Eben Alexander
Benjamin W. Munroe
John G. Morse
Charles E. Raymond
David 8. Watson
John F. Nickerson
Messrs
C. C. Richardson
Commercial Traveller
A. J. Lovell
New England Grocer
A. W. Farnum
Eustace C. Fitz
Board of Trade
Short Ee
Walter 8. Swan
Fire alarm box 274 established at Cherry and Quincy
Michael Rooney, democratic deputy inspector from ward 20, precinct 5, signed with a mark rather than his name to the oath of office in the city clerk’s office on Monday afternoon. He claims thirty four years of voting but cannot read or write. The sewer department discharged several laborers due to lack of funds. Work on the Bunker Hill sewer project, with a $50000 special appropriation asked by the sewer committee, will be halted for now. City Messenger Peters arranged for election returns at city hall tonight.
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Robinson
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Faneuil Hall
George D. Robinson
Alexander H. Rice
J. C. Burrows
Col
Charles R. Codman
Adams
Adamis
Commonwealth
Music Hall
Gov. Butler
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Gen. Butler
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Washington
Philadelphia City
State House
Butler
Tewksbury
Tom Marsh
Filden
Lee Seman
Gov. Tilden
Gov. Butter
Gmsar
Cromwell
Bonaparte
Gov. Buller
Tilden
Fort Fisher
Ean
Eerat Lowell
N.C
Danville
Johnson
Danville Grays
Special Constabulary
Richmond
First Watenia Regiment
Cameron
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Richmond Howitzers
Maj
Carter
Lynchburg
Jubal A. Early
Mahone
Petersburg
Jarrett
Blair
Senator Mahone
Knox
Treasury
Louisville
Folger
H. K. & F. B. Thurber & Co
Treasury Department
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Thubber
Treas
French
Washington Post
Randall
Cherry
Quincy
Michael Rooney
Bunker Hill
Peters
City Hall
Suburban Short Notes Summary
The Lynn hospital received 432 dollars in October subscriptions. In Salem a Monday court arraigned Alma Bashley and John Kane for assault. Kane was discharged and Bashley held for superior court. Cambridge aldermen refused railway access from Lafayette Square to West Boston Bridge over Cambridge tracks. The body of George L. Fairbanks, found on a Lynn railroad near night, was moved to Gorham, Maine, where he resided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Hospital
Salem Court
Alma E. Bashley
John Kane
Beverly
Kane
Bashley
Superior Court
Cambridge Aldermen
Charles River Street Railway
Lafayette Square
West Boston Bridge
Cambridge Company
George L. Fairbanks
Lynn
Gorham
Augostura Bitters Promoted Worldwide Appetite Booster
Ad promotes Augostura Bitters as a world renowned aperitif and invigorator now used globally. Warns against imitations and urges asking grocer or druggist for the genuine article from Dr J G B Siegert & Sons Buchupaiba. Also features a quick complete care for kidney and urinary diseases at $1.
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J. G. B. Siegert
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Boston Post
Post Publishing CO
Milk
Washington St
Oston Post
Saily—S
Telegraph and Mail
Tarap Pace
Foreign News
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Socialistic Congress
Phanoix Park
Paris News
M. Clemenceau
Daiter
Holy See
Vatican
le Dowichski
Poren
Melchers
Cologne
Rome
Thomas Sexton
County Sligo
Lyons
Chicago
Tornapo
Kansas
Demuerrer
Illinois
Deadwood
D.T
Charles Wilson
Kitty Clyde
Gem Theatre
Poney
Faneuil
Stroy the
Young’s
Parker’s
Revere House
Tremont House
Somerset Club
Central Club
Court Avenue
Grinnell
Cassidy
Ames
Farley
Reber & Gallagher’s
Spring Lane
Laiger
Republican State Committee
Col. Coveney
Rpublicans
Brown
Young
Nat Thayer
Priartender
Independent Democrats
John D. Driscoll
A. Gaston Roeth
Dennis J. Sexton
Eugene B. Sullivan
Ward 72
Jonathan
Ela
Adolph Arensen
Ward 3
Charlestown Artillery
George A. Sanderson
P. T. Barry
John R. Marbyt P
T. Barry
James F. Connelley
John Keys
Frederick Bb. Bogan
Western Union
Hingham
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Mr. Robins
Oliver G. Fernald
Essex Club
Boston Art Club
George M. Stearns
Chicopee
Mr. Sim
Mneuns
Virginia
Supreme Court
Alabama Claims
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Sylvester Eldridge
Samuel S. Ellis
Stephen Howes
Elizabeth Howes
Solomon E. Halsett
Gardner R. Colby
Charles T. Baker
Wm. Hilton
Grace Batson
James W. Converse
Justin Redent
A. Lawrence Edwards
Alex. Wheeler
Henry O. Roberts
John Calley
Richard F. C. Hartley
Thomas Nickerson
James A. Page
Badger
Octavius Hines
Henry Scudder
David Snow
Bradford L. Crocker
Thomas A. Rich
Nathan Matthews
Godfrey Hopkins
James S. Atwood
Edward W. Lunt
Clara P
Samuel Fessenden
William Fessenden
Same Loud
Begnell & Loud
George Matthews
Russell Freemen
Isaac R. Chipman
Charles W. Atkins
William Atkins
Willard E. Boyden
Wing
Henry D. Tobey
Thomas Tobey
Peter E. Dolliver
Sylvester B. Sleeper
Rebecca H. Freeman
Ezra B. Freeman
United States Supreme Court
C. A. Arthur
Henry Pastor
Circuit Court of the
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Justice Matthews
Surgeon General of the Army
Crane
Army
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Army Medical Museum and Library
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
John G. Broughton
Circuit Court of the United States
District of
Israel Ferguson
Olicy of Insurance
Escuit
Gray
Court of Claims
J. O. Bancroft Davis
Kenneth Raynor
the Treasury
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Hayes
Secretary of War
Friends of
Stone
Daniel Jackson
Comptroller’s Office
Grant
Court of Common Pleas
Comptroller
Jackson
Ketcham
England
W. G. Warnock
National Line
James S
Luddington
Hanber
Berlin
Benj. L. Coffin
the National Banks
NEW England Notes
Cookson
North Vassalboro
William Landy
James H. Rogers
David M. Hilton
Portland
J. Jayner Lamands
Cambridge Observatory
Muilier
Perry
Portsmouth
R.I
Miller
L. A. Sprague
Jamaica
Concord
Londan
Jesse H. Myers
Vermont
United Band of Birds and Brothers
Lebanon
Conn
Hallow Eye
Charles Squires
John Barns
Missisquoi Road
North
Enosburgh
Canal Ood
Free Hanver
Flood
Edward Ellis
Missisquoi
Richford
Worcester Notes
Perd
Gotham Gleanings
John Q. A. Stone
Leonard’s Gallery
King Cotton
Gough
Boston F Advertising
Boston Weekly Post
Java
Corliss
Pyramids
Brooklyn Bridge
Railroad Commissioners
TRE Grocers
City Hall Notes
G. O Taylor
Bay State Range
Barston Stovvie CO
Union Street
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