Embezzlement arrest and social notices in Boston area
Moses Cohen was arrested by the fifth division for embezzling 1772 from Joseph W. Atkins of 147 Court street between Oct 4 and 18. An adjourned meeting on winter court tennis accommodations will be held at the Institute building this evening. Numerous society events include a marriage at the Church of the Messiah, a steam incident at Notre Dame street, formation filings for the Fraternity of the White Cross, and meetings of Boston grocers clerks, the Boston Children's Friend society, the New England Historic Genealogical Society, and Harvard College appointments for proctors and instructors.
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Moses Cohen
Fifth Division
Joseph W. Atkins
Court Street
Institute
Church of the Messiah
E. B. Babbitt
U.S. A
Emily Fenno
Henry F. Alien
Causten Browne
Marlboro Street
Andrew Bower
Notre Dame Street
Boston Highlands
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Fraternity of the White Cross
George H. Simmons
John Orvis
Boston Grocers Clerks’ Association
Stacy Hall
F. A. Lawler
Charles 4. Smith
Boston Children’s Friend Society
Shawmut Church
E. Herrick
Rutland Street
A. C. Dann
Alderman Hall
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Marshall P. Wilder
Joseph B. Walker
Concord
N. H
Robert Rogers
Harvard College
John Wesley Houston
George William Brown
Nathaniel Thayer Kidder
Benjamin Osgood Pierce
William B. Goldsmith
Robert Henri Harrison
Veterinary Hospital
Crawford H. Toy
Notable Obituaries From Early 20th Century Local News
Alexander De Stieglitz died, a renowned Russian banker and railway financier. Captain Thomas King, famed pilot and sea captain, died at his Jamestown residence on November 4. Dr. George Rives, Petersburg district Democratic candidate for cons, died at home in Prince George County after illness. Uncle Jim Coffin, longtime Post employee, died at Hollis Street residence after a long journalism career. Charles Hall of Waltham died November 5 from apoplexy, aged 78, ex-selectman and assessor. Thomas Lynch, police inspector, died November 4 at 38, served since wartime in Company 1, 42nd Regiment, police since 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander de Stieglitz
Thomas King
Jamestown
R. I
George Rives
Petersburg
Prince George County
James Coffin
Uncle Jim
Hollis Street
Charles Hall
Waltham
Newton Chemical Company
Thomas Lynch
Stafford Street
Police Department
Deaths of Dr Edward Jarvis and widows on Meeting House Hill
Dr Edward Jarvis died at his Downer court residence at 82 years 10 months. His widow died a day later at 181 years. Both deaths deemed due to old age with easy, painless passing. Funeral at First Parish church on Meeting House Hill, Rev J C Eliot officiating. J H Haywood of Melrose delivered a tender address. Remains interred in Concord Massachusetts, birthplace of both.
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Edward Jarvis
Downer Court
Meeting House Hill
J. C. Eliot
John H. Haywood
Melrose
Hfe
Jarvis
Concord
Mass
Four Brooklyn Men Drown While Rowing to Mud-Digger
John McKennon John Gillooly Moses Smiths and Lawrence Maroney of Brooklyn drowned in Princess Kay Sound Staten Island on Sunday night while rowing to a mud-digger where they were employed.
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Stapleton
S. I
John McKennon
John Gillooly
Moses Smiths
Lawrence Maroney
Brooklyn
Princess Kay
Weather Roundup Across Cities With Mixed Conditions
A scrambled weather page lists multiple U S cities with varied conditions from fog and drizzle to clear skies. Reports include Boston, Cincinnati, Jacksonville, Memphis, Detroit, Oswego, and Philadelphia among others with wind directions and visibility cues.
Cleveland Wins Virginia By Large Majority In 1884 Election
Public dispatches from New York to Virginia detail Cleveland’s lead across multiple states. Reports claim Blaine supporters push for mob action in New York while returns show Cleveland carrying Virginia by about 9000, with broader gains for Democrats in Illinois Connecticut Iowa and New Hampshire.
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California
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indiana
Commercial Gazette
Michigan
Democratic State Committee
Wisconsin
Virginia
Mahone
South
Democratic National Committee
New York Tribune
New York
Drs McInEs
Iowa
Woodson
Henderson
Fuller
Smith
Campbell
Wenger
Faiter
Hepburn
Lyman
Holmes
Strube
Murphy
Weaver
Connecticut
Hartt Ford
Conn
John A. Buck
Congress
Wm. W. Eaton
Mitchell
Allen
Wait
Johnson
Seymour
Coe
New Hampshire
Blaine
Concord
N. H
St. John
Butler
Currier
Hill
Mason
Hale
Edgerly
Richmond
Independent Republicans Prevented a Disgraceful Result
New York election returns highlight independent Republicans saving the country from Blaine's defeat. Democrats in city and state aided a vast conspiracy to defeat Cleveland, with Tammany and others allegedly treacherous. Only Republican revolt across the state prevented a Blaine victory, a narrow escape perceived at press time.
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New Yorks
Jay Gould
Steve Elkins
Zach Chandler
Wall Street
Kpot
Fifth Avenue
Hoffman
Cleveland
Blaine
New York State
Cyrus W. Field
Mr. Blaine
Ohio
Associated Press
New York Times
National Committee
Republican State Committee
Augusta
Nevada
New York
Tammany
Dishonesty Rebuked by Independent Journal on Verdict
The Telegram reports that despite slow returns, Cleveland is set to be the next president and the Democratic Party will revisit past triumphs. It notes educated citizens praise honesty and rebuke dishonesty, insisting integrity cannot be faked and a standard for justice will apply to Blaine when needed.
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Albany
Executive Chamber
Cleveland
Express
Republic
the Argus
New York
Sisterhood of the
Union
America
Democratic Party
Blaine
Paterfamilias Almost Buys Controversial Book At Station
A father, fond of a particular book on Indian affairs, unknowingly buys a work about Nana Sahib. He leaves it on display at home, only to be alerted by a friend who reveals the book’s controversial nature. The episode underlines the need to verify titles before purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Gazette
Paterfamilias
Times
Nana
Nana Sahib
Indias
Zola
City uses full staff after aldermen vote on pay department
Superintendent Meehan rescinds mass discharge and maintains 680 employees through January. October water use from Sudbury river system totals 775,708,650 gallons daily average 25,022,850 a 15.4 percent drop from last year while Mystic system delivers 180,860,200 gallons daily 5,834,200 a 6.1 percent rise. Highland pumping totals 76,043,000 gallons daily 2,453,000. A Conservatory of Music land hearing set for Tuesday. Prof Duncan Campbell and Liebig Co. Coca Beef Tonic praised. Worumbo overcoats offered by G W Simmons & Co at 18 dollars.
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Board of Aldermen
Meehan
Wightman
Sudbury
Mystic
Highland
Conservatory of Music
South Burying Ground
In the Attic Love Trial in a Tenement Parlor
In a crowded New York attic a fading sewing girl Palma agrees to marry Cleve Stuart a wealthy aristocrat. He plans to leave her for a minister and a carriage while she clings to life. The scene unfolds amid rising tension and questions of motive as a moral drama plays out.
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Palma
New York City
Cleve Stuart
Mrs. Pole
Stuart
Cild
Curious Creole Duel Under Old Oaks Ends With Peace
New Orleans to Nashville Armerican recounts six Creole gentlemen dueling beneath live oaks near a plantation. Six upturned faces mark the scene. a dayslong feud ends when an arbitration leads to apologies and renewed friendship, signaling fading duello culture in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Nashville Armerican
Fair
Number Four
Louisiana Plains
Europe
Indian hunter Miguel slays two bears in canyon duel
From the Santa Fe Review Miguel, a tall Indian hunter, has killed five bears this season while protecting Pecos river settlements. In a last stand against a male bear, his rifle failed and the bear grasped his arm, but Miguel seized his bowie knife, wrestled the beast, and drove the knife into its heart. He will be out of hunting for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Santa Fe Review
Miguel
Pecos River
ocRay
Ling
Prudent Cat Delights and Fails to Please A Family
A subscriber relays a tale of a highly intelligent cat that joins meals, then studies readers as they read. When scolded the cat retaliates by locking a cabinet door and watching the outcome, illustrating feline patience, curiosity, and supposed near speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Kropotkine
What is quinine made of from the New York Herald
A New Yorker returns from a Jersey health resort mistaken about quinine intake. A drug clerk notes quinine sells for 93 cents to $1 an ounce in New York, with five pounds of bark yielding one ounce, bark at about 40 cents a pound. Dealers acknowledge odd profit margins.
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New York Herald
Jersey
New York
Long Words and Quirk in Irish Peasant Speech
A Spectator piece notes how Irish and Highland speech uses bookish terms learned early, with examples like thrumperies and perused the stream. It contrasts picturesque local phrases with life conditions, citing seaweed use, a housemaid emer gency, and a native remark about funerals of rabbits to illustrate language richness.
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Spectator
Ross Shire
Shipping sailings from Boston and New York to Europe and beyond
A long list of steamship sailings from Boston and New York with destinations including Liverpool London Hamburg and Glasgow. Entries show ship names such as Scythia Cephalonia Catalonia Afrasia and City of Berlin with departure dates in October and November and agents like P H Du Vernet Henderson Bros Kunhardt & Co and Phelps Bros & Co. Also notes mail close times and Pacific mails.
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Boston City
London
J B Brigham & Co Scythia
Eee
Liverpool
H du Vernet
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co Germanic
Curtis Alene
Kingston
Plm
Forwood & Co
State of Georgia-Glasgow
Baldwin & Uc Acapulco
Phelps, Bros & Co
Aialanoi
Phelps Bros & Co
Cean
Boston
Scythia
H du
H Brown & Ce
Catalonia
Kunhardt & Co
City of
Kunhardt & Co Rhein
Bremen
Oerricks & Co Nevana
Guion & Co Oregon
H Brown & Co
Ems
Qelrichs & Co Labrador
Mavre
Louis de Bebian
Britannica
RJ Curtis Egy
Ian Monarch
Patton, Vickers& Co
Circassia
Glasgow
Henderson Bros Abyssinia
Guion & Co Republic
KJ Corus
Maritime Arrivals and Departures Record of Nov 4–5
A compact log lists ships and routes: from Boston to Nov 5 Noreeman bound for Liverpool. Pomona from Jamaica to New York. City of Alexandra from Vera Cruz via Havana to Colorado via Galveston. San Jose from San Francisco to Panama on Nov 4. City of Washington from New York to Havana. Rhaetia from New York off the Lizard on Nov 4. Dorian from New York to Cadiz on Nov 2. Lennox from China to New York docking Gibraltar on Nov 4. Rialto from New York at Bull on Nov 3. Pennsylvania from Philadelphia to Egypt, New York. thington from Charleston to Liverpool on Nov 5. Oranmore from Baltimore to Liverpool. Scandinavian from Boston to Glasgow on Nov 5. Bolivia from New York to Glasgow on Nov 5. Gilsland from New York to Constantinople on Nov 1. Elginshire from New Orleans to Bremen on Nov 2. Pen-y-Ghent from Galveston to Bremen.
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Boston
Noreeman
Liverpool
New York
Pomona
Jamaica
City of Alexandra
Vera Cruz
Havana
Colorado
Galveston
Panama
San Jose
San Francisco
City of Washington
Rhaetia
Cadiz
Dorian
Gibraltar
Lennox
China
Bull
Rialto
Pennsylvania
Philadephia
Egypt
Bremen
Thington
Charleston
Oranmore
Baltimore
Glasgow
Bolivia
Constantinople
Gilsland
Elginshire
New Orleans
Pen-y- Ghent
Port of Boston Arrivals and Sailings Report
Steamer Norseman from Liverpool arrives with Warren & Co cargo. Lewiston from St John NB via Eastport and Portland carries noise and passengers to W H Kilby. Panther from Philadelphia, John Brooks from Portland bound for William Weeks, and City of Gloucester also listed. Dozens of schooners and steamers from Philadelphia to Hoboken, Bangor, Machias, Ellsworth, Rockport and more are noted with captains and destinations. Weather: West to northwest winds at sunset. Cape Cod winds west-northwest. Cleared.
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Vineyard Haven
Arschs
Fannie
New York
Clara
Stewart
Rockport
New Haven
Collins
Big J S Merriman
J M Kennedy
Hooper
John Proctor
Alfred H Cross
Mary George
Boothbay
Brocey
St Martha’s Bay
Charles A Roakes
Hunt
Lubeck
Lillian Dale
Hodgdon
Portlamad
Mechanic
Amelia
Wnslow
Boston
Port
Sehis Magnolia
Eldridge
Petrie
Reed
Wiscasset
Modesty
Dickinson
Plysmouth
Lewis
Portland
Sadie A Kunbe
Kimball
Gloucester
Emma S Briggs
Bridgeport
Lawrence Haines
Artsisch
Hodgkies
Hodgkids
Lover
Kickford
Butler
Thurston
Victor
Seavey
Wreath
Scammen
Providence
Laurel
Olive
Mills
Bangor
McNicho
Flynn
Salles
Alma
Johnson
H Chester
Sanborn
Aurora
Wright
L Sturgis
Pushard
Cyrus Chamberlain
Teel St
Cape Ann Advertiser
Schs
Arizona
Grim
Martha & Susan
Peregrine White
Georges
Cape Shore
Atausta H Johnson
Gertie E Foscer
Bank Haliouting
Bsaac A Chepran
Oresa
Shore Mackereling
Spencer FP Baird
Lay
St Lawrence
Schs Lake
Ptke
Norseman
Maddox
Liverpool
Rise
Warren & Co
Lewiston
Hall
St John
Eastport
W H Kilby
Panther
Miller
Philadelphia
John Brooks
Snowman
William Weeks
City of
Kate E Gifford
Swis Carne
Godfrey
Billie S Derby
Nayior
Hannah E Shubert
Steelman
Rebecca Sheppard
Smith
George G Green
Burton
Alice Montgomery
Lavender
Ella
Coombs
Rondout
Senator
Chaney
Tice
Patterson
Hoboken
Kendall
Rosie & Adra
Small
Machias
Neptune
Minnie E Look
Look
Fair Dealer
Potter
Ellsworth
Panama
Trundy
Charlotte L Morgan
Emerson
Orland
Marshall Perrin
Packard
Brsch Maud Pye
Dixon
Moncton
Hatheway & Co
Brschs
Valiant
Rusey
Port Mulgrave
Delong & Seaman
Alice & Nelly
Thurber
Freeport
ES Ellis & Co
Berry
Annapolis
Berkshire
Ryder
Baltimore
Norfolk
Spartan
Nickerson
EB Sampson
H F Dimmock
Foreign Ports Report Clearances and Sailings
Halifax ports report on November 4 shows steamers Portie and Sharp sailing to New York and St Johns Newfoundland, Phoenician and Brown heading to Philadelphia and Glasgow, with the Ellen A Beed cleared at Wellfield.
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Halifax
Portie
Sharp
New York
St Johns
Phoenician
Brown
Philadelphia
Acadia
Sturen
Glasgow
Well Mart
Ellen A Beed
Atfield
Maritime Special Despatches From Nov 5 Sailed Vessels Listed
Special Despatch to Merchants Exchange reports several steamers leaving ports on Nov 4 and Nov 5. Antwerp bound steamer Switzerland sailed Nov 5 for Wavana. City of Washington left New York on Nov 4. Liverpool departures included Venetian toward Boston and others to Philadelphia. Gothenburg City sailed from London for Boston. San Jose and Republic routes noted to various ports.
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London
Cunard
Guion Steamship Companies
Bath
Sewall & Co
Ada Bakey
Alfreta Campbell
Kennebec River
Park St Patrick
Philadelphia
Caleta Buena
South Lon
Bull
San Francisco
Smith
Bennington
Calcutta
George Curtis
Boston
R_ Reed
Waldoboro
California
East India
Thomas F Sproul
Alex McNeil
Antwerp
Switzerland
Wavana
City of Washington
New York
Liverpool
Venetian
Saulea
Gothenburg City
Panama—air
San Jose
Austin
Queenstown
Republic
Political and social names indexed across multiple states
A compact list of individuals and households featuring a mix of titles and affiliations across Massachusetts New York Maine New Hampshire Vermont and other locations. Names include Abbott Fescenden Rice Bryant Gilbert Martin Rogers Cushman Merrill Brown Newcomb Connor Tilton Nottingham Stewart Annesley Webb Reed Hood Strong Clarke Perkins Fogg Stetson Peters Patterson Barrett Curtis Lad Adams Sherman W W Brown Conner Adams Bradbury Park Kipna Stoddard Lyon Murphy Page Reynolds Alber Phillips Brewster Eldredge Walker Tebbits Tebbits Cole Im Cummings Smith Childs.
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P Wincon
Winchester
JW Abbott
Mass
J Abbott
Fescenden
Sandwich
A Rice
New York
AH Bryant
Cochicuate
R Gilbert
H Martin
Portland
J Rogers
A Cushman
Auburn
Merrill & Wf
Minneso
W Brown
H J Brown
S Newcomb
Biddeford
S Stewart
Brook
Annesley
JS Webb
Milton
Reed
Lowell
Hood Danvers
Strong
Newton
W Clarke
Medway
A Perkins
Lynn
G Fogg
Walpole
Stetson
Wapole
Peters
Patterson
Robinson
Barrett
Concord
Curtis
Worcester
Adams House
Monroe
Stoddard & d
H Lyon
E Murphy
Providence
Page
Reynolds & Wf
Bangor
Alber
M Phillips
Lingfield
M Brewster
Bringfield
Eldredge
Milford
Walker
L Tebbits
Rochester
Tebbits
H Cole & Im
Southbridge
McKenzie
Woodstock
Woodstock 3 W Cummings
St Albans
Gregory Smith
Vermont
Miss Smith
G T Childs
List of Names from Various Cities and States
A dense roster of individuals tied to many locales including New York Brooklyn Baltimore Chicago Providence St Louis Philadelphia Hartford Concord Springfield and Montreal. Entries include several business and residential figures spanning New England to Canada and beyond.
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JC Risteen
Amesbury
Chase
Adams
Hara
New York
Burn
Brooklyn
Bangs
Baltimore
Ellis
Old Orchard
Milliken
Morrill
Concord
Woodruff
St Louis
Durham
Losee
Annan
Bughes
Patterson
Kansas City
Cheney
Thomston
Providence
Patrick
Cook
Barre
Gifford
Abington
Rogers
St Paul
Holt
Springfield
Ross
E Gates
Litchilela
Hart
New Britain
Peckham
Brooks
Plainfield
Nathans
Philadelphi
Byrnes
Lenoxville
JR Smith
Portland
Johnson
Falmouth
Brown
Alliston
Merriam
Kingston
Holden
Fitchburg
Miles
Wesley Hills
Collins
Framingham
A Dewing
Mass
CW Baxter
Nicholas
Danvers
Griffin
Hartford
Bradford
Braintree
Parsons
Palmer
Amherst
Ladd
F & Young
Hubbard
Holyoke
Kellogg
Stetson
Trade and firm listings across multiple cities in 19th century ad catalog
A dense compilation of 19th century business names, locations, and firms. Burlington Iowa to Wilmington North Carolina entries show partners, brokers, agents, and firms like Adams, Bangs, Carroll, Wells, McLauchlin, Kendall, Fields, Dunning, Rose, Lindsley, Keiley, Walker, French, and many more.
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Burlington
O Adams
A G Adams
Ads
Baltimore
Chas Bangs
Bangs
Bard & Co
Tre
Peed
Buck,Cator & Neer
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G. W. Simmons & CO
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Bostston
Isirien
Aliso Scotch House
American Cannel
Howard Swelling & Co
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Albany Street
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Bosworth
Bromfield St
WL. Dawson
American & Foreign Patents
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Ami
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England
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Paris
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E. T. Milliken & Co
IGH Fire Illuminating
Armour
Pela
Boston Weekly Post
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Maass
Gorham —— * & CO
Dundee Goods
Federal Street
Arbor RB. Bay & CO
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N. E
JOS. Gahm
J. H. Bufford
W. H. Lynch & CO
Boston Post
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Lippincott. Son & Co
A S Richards & Co
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Gould
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Duncan Campbell
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N. O. Times-Democrat
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Berk Morning Star
Amt BF Dimock
Dave
New York Ledger
Ledger
Robert Bonner
William Street
Miguel and
the Bear
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Boston Postoffice
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Trans-Pacific Mails
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Isratign
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Ship News Record
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Stephen D Horton
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Nellie Moody
Webster
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Walker Porthand
Iainburg
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Saieu Ist
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Liverpee
Tancook
Hansen
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Htec
Charles Cotesworth
O. Timber. Jones
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Empress
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Ringleader
Entwistle
Stephen G Mart
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Len
Liber
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Fred J Collins
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Nlachicola
River Mail
William D Ellis
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Zericles
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KL Rowe
Avery
Highlands
Newfoundland and Labrador
Dugong
Western Head
Topsy
Julia
D H Miller
Clark
Martha Stevens
Chance
Ada Henry
Newbern
Phoenix
Cooper
J H Jackson
Warren
Stepleton
George W Covington
Meyers
Alexandria
Charles Fampson
Norrisston
Saled
Robinia
Meta Buckwoldt
Mississippi
Berbice
Achs Iolanthe
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Charles H White
Charlies F Sampson
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Dobell
Sadie Wilcutt
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Ashton
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el Paso
Quick
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Stephen G Hart
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Lisbon
Port Eads
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Texan
Glaucus
AC Barstow
LM Smith
Windsor
Fiora
Pernambuco
Dictator
Esmeralda
Ann Eliza
Telegraph
Thomaston
John M Brown
Dingley’s Island
Rio Grande
City of Columbia
Woodhull
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State of Indiana
Ritchie
Adriatic
Parsel
Normanton
Franconia Bennett
Hammonia
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Hopkins
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Antilla
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Barks Talisman
Port Spain
Cita
Hoyer
Barcelona
Andrea
Cette
T M Boynton
James
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Juia
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Townsend
E M Wells
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Accomac
Ranton
North Shields
Preston
Rourke
Hartley
Emilie L Boyd
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Riley
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Jacob Housman
Lydia H Roper
Cranmer
H T Hodges
Blake
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Bacchus
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Mary Jane
Christian
Mary G Farr
Conover
Nile
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Hope Haynes
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James Ford
William R Drury
Bacon
Aspinwall
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Hines
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McCue
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Seth W Smith
Calais
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Swis
Charles & Young
Young
Edward Ewing
Chesapeake City
Promised Land
Marcus A Davis
Long
Washington, DC
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Corson
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Dayton
Bridgett
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Barks Endora
Fulton
Montevideo
Luigi K.costa
Hero
Joseph C Dean
H Weaver
Bar
Franklin
Mary Eliza
Bullock
Belfast
Aro Pardee
Shropshire
Air
Dessong Smith
Philadelia
Chattahoochee
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