Galveston Fire Devastates Island District High Loss Estimated
A devastating Galveston conflagration began at 1 40 am on Strand near Sixteenth, driven by a north wind. By noon the fire reached the beach, destroying over 700 residences and 60 blocks, with many wealthy mansions ruined. The city faced about 2 to 2.5 million in losses. insurance total near 0.98 million, much with foreign firms. Jay Gould pledged $5000 for relief, and local funds reached $35,000 in one day.
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Galveston
Strand Street
Sixteenth
Gulf
Sixteenth Street
Island
Avenue A
Avenue D
Seventeenth Street
Twentieth Street
Avenue J
Broadway
Fourteenth
Avenue E
Quares
Sahara
Strand
Avenues C
D and E
Post Fice
Avenue 1
Ht. F. George
Thomas Groggin
Cross & Co
A. Werner
Jinper
John A. Hammer
Jesl
Galveston City Railway
Relief Committee
W. N. Moody
Cotton Exchange
Olopel William H. Sinclair
Jay Gould
A. A. Fowle
The
Boston Globe
Fulton
Boston
Fire Association of London
City of London Fire Insurance Company
New Orleans Insurance Company
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Lancashire Insurance Company of London
Sun Fire Office of London
Southern Insurance Company of
New Orleans
Sun Insurance Company of
California
St. Paul Fire Insurance Company
Transatlantic Hamburg Company
Hemne of
New York
Hamburg
Scottish Union and National of Eguinburgh
Connecticut of
Phoenix Assurance of
Hatford
Northern Assurance
Commercial Union Assurance
Phoenix of
Brooklyn
Queen of Liverpool
Crescent of
Girard of
Philadelphia
Merchants of
Newark
N. J
Bremen
American Fire Insurance Co
New Orleans Fire Insurance Co
Liverpool
London
Globe
Pennsylvania
Hibernia
Oakland
San Francisco
Constitution of
Commerce of
England
Western of
Toronto
Fire Association of
Norwich Union of Vingland
Texas of
Tyler
How New York Was Won General Jones Sees Why His Ticket Failed
General Jones, lieutenant governor elect of New York, speaks at the National Grange session in New York and discusses factors behind the victory. He defends Governor Hill, criticizes mugwump aid, and argues the race centered on state issues. He doubts civil service reform and predicts mixed views on repealing the silver bill, while noting Democratic strength and his own shift from Republican to Democrat.
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Jones
New York
United States Hotel
National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
Sturtevant
Geneva
N. Y
Post
Governor Hills
Massachusetts
Old Massachusetts Sixth Regiment
Old Sixth
Erie
Hill
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Congress
Not Guilty Plea in the Prescott Murder Case Near Groton
Susannah Prescott 88, a widow living near Groton Centre, died from a brutal early morning assault. George Francis Baker, English resident with his wife, is held on suspicion. blood evidence and torn garments link them to the crime. Investigators report blunt instrument blows, unlocked doors, and a possible motive tied to rent and threats.
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Susannah Prescott
Groton Centre
Augustus Woods
Groton
Baker
Prescott
Susan
Woods
Wade
George H. Innes
Joseph A. Moore
David H. Hayter
Samuel Reed
Ayer
W. A. Chase
Henry A. Johnson
Henry CU. Sherwin
Hayter
Mia
Joel H. Prescott
Cambridge
Prescott & Notting
Westford
Boston
All Women Urged to Register for School Committee Vote
Women not yet registered should act immediately to avoid crowds of male voters at peak registration. Registrars’ office at 30 Pemberton Square is open daily 9 am to 5 pm, with sub-offices in outer sections every evening Nov 19 to Dec 1 except Sundays and Thanksgiving. Registration closes Dec 1.
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Pemberton Square
Boston
Bulls and traders rally after White's visit at Boston Stock Exchange
A lull at the Boston Stock Exchange ended when Mr. 8. W. White, a Wall Street king known as the rood deacon, visited the floor as a guest of a member. He voiced bullish views that prices were too low and would rise, predicting a higher price range after a near-term reaction. The crowd responded with renewed bidding as he departed.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Boston's Irish Mayor Cuts City Departments Spending
The Philadelphia Record notes Mayor Loston, now empowered by an amended charter, has delivered reduced city expenditures. Over the last four months the paving department costs fell 49 percent, the sewer department 61 percent, and the public grounds department 20 percent, with the mayor praised for reform.
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Loston
Boston
Philadelphia
Association to Host Twelve Lectures on Political Economy
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association hires General Francis A. Walker of MIT to deliver twelve elementary lectures before the association class in political economy. The class opens Friday evening, Nov. 20, with meetings on the following Monday and Friday. Free tickets are available at the Association building.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Francis A. Walker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Association
John Fiske
Tremont Temple
U O’clock
Philadelphia
Boston Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Third Cambridge Club reception at Armory Hall
Cambridge Club held its third annual reception in Armory Hall last evening while the Cricket Associates hosted its second grand sociable in Odd Fellows Hall the same night in town.
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Cambridge Club
Armory Hall
Cricket Associates
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Nationalist Convention Nominates Tailor at Armagh
In Dublin on November 13 the Nationalist convention at Armagh rejected Mr Parnell's nominee for MP and chose Blair a journeyman tailor from Armagh. The meeting was stormy.
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Dublin
Armagh
Parnell
Blair
Brockton is Nearing a Labor Manifesto Clash in 1885
In Brockton on November 12 1885 the shoe manufacturers publish a lasting and tacking price manifesto aimed at prices effective November 16. The move sparks alarm among lasters unionists who fear loss of control over pricing and the union’s advisory board calls for prices to be set through the union. A potential strike looms if talks fail.
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Brockton
Breckton
Wroierng
Reeceeae Gece
Wadiornie
Sis Deseenks Sesadieses
Lasters’ Protective Union
Iasters
Collector Hedden Faces Criticism in Civil Service Case
A Boston Post dispatch summarizes political and legal maneuvering around Collector Hedden and the Sterling matter. It notes the civil service commission's actions, potential criticisms of Hedden, and ties to the Bell Meucci patent dispute, plus brief items on Mayor Sharp, Professor Wiley, navy budget, and new postmasters.
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Sharp
Post Office
Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington
Department
Vilas
Collector Hedden
Civil Service Commission
Sterning
Sterling
O’brien
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Saengerhausen
Germany
Madras
Richardson
Harvard
Dr. Wiley
Murder Charge Placed Against English Couple in Ayer District Court
In Ayer Massachusetts Judge Wallace arraigned Baker and his wife on murder charges after an autopsy linked fatal head blows to the death. Government representatives and defense counsel attended the hearing with next court date set for November 25 at 10 a.m. The couple was moved to Cambridge jail for detention due to lack of local space.
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Boston Post
Ayer
Mass
Baker
Wallace
D. H. Hayter
Clinton
Innes and Bean
Sam Reed
Crue Murder
W. H. Atwood
James Gerrish
Atwoo
B. H. Hartwell
Cambridge
Sherwin
Bean
Clergyman Escorts Taber Party in Adultery Case
The Rev Downs of Bowdoin Square guided Mrs Taber and her sister into a private court office where they were arraigned on adultery charges. Judge waived examination. all three, Taney, Mrs Taber and Deacon Cowe, held to $800 bail for Superior Court on the first Monday in December.
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Superior Court
Deacon Cowe
Knights of Labor absorb Teachers Association in Massachusetts
In South Abington on November 13 a key acquisition by the Knights of Labor was the Teachers Association. The transfer preserves a distinct organization while allowing various trade unions to operate under the Knights’ charter after taking the obligation. The plan, proven successful in the West, is spreading locally.
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South Abington
Mass
Knights of Labor
Tachers’ Association
Knights
THREE BOTTOMLETS Fashioned Late in Summer and Blasted by Autumnal Frosts
An alderman brings a mayoralty boomlet to City Hall then watches it fail under cold criticism. A second, stronger boom arrives, grows bold, then is crushed. A persistent, frail figure in a yacht club style outfit lingers pale and weak, then vanishes, with locals unsure if it will return next year.
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Board of Ferry Directors
City Hall
Lack Bay
Grangers In Session at National Grange Meeting
At the National Grange sessions readings from state grange masters resumed with L Rhone of Pennsylvania delivering a strong report. A resolution by General Lipscom of South Carolina invited Agriculture Coleman to attend, and Sturtevant of Geneva NY discussed the experiment station. Various speakers from Maine to Missouri addressed the gathering. The sixth degree conferring is set for Monday at Tremont Temple. Officer elections are scheduled for Wednesday with sessions through the day.
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National Grange
L. Rhone
Pennsylvania
James Lipscom
South Carolina
Agriculture Coleman
Sturtevant
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
Geneva
N. Y
Messrs. Thing
Maine
Joan E. Russell
Toothaker
Kapeas
Messrs
James Draper
Massachusetts
Johnson
California
Williams
North Carolina
Kimberly
Iowa
Giller
Illinois
A. Robie
Ashbaugh
Missouri
Meionnon
Tremont Temple
New Wage Difference Rules Agreed by Employers and Labor Groups
A collective agreement outlines a seven member joint arbitration board from each side to govern wage differences in the Shoe and Leather industry Knights of Labor departments. Rules cover arbitration procedures, no lockouts during disputes, weekly pay, and limits on hours with a June 1 1886 expiry.
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Joint Board of Arbitration
Cballi
Shoe and Leather Association
Knights of Labor
Joint Board
Fusileer Veteran Association Dinner At Crawford House
The Fusileer Veteran Association held its annual dinner in the Crawford House lower dining hall with flags and Col Beal directing. Capt Ward chaired, Vice President Capt Pratt present, guests incl Pray Lincoln Hicks Wardrup Snow Beals Proctor and others. About sixty gentlemen attended as addressess were delivered by Lincoln Hicks Pray Snow Wardrup Goodwin Proctor Nichols and others.
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Fusileer Veteran Association
Crawford Mouse
Beal
Frank H. Ward
D. Pratt
John F. Pray
Noah Lincoln
E. W. Hicks
D. W. Wardrup
H. A. Snow
William Beals
Pomeroy
Alfred N. Proctor
Ilenry Goodwin
George G. Nichols
George I. Sears
Albert E. Proctor
Oliver Ayers
William H. Jones
F. M. Friser
Charles Jarvis
Hicks
Pray and Snow
Wardrup
Goodwin
Proctor
Nichols
Man foils passenger scam near Boston depot
Joseph Hines, bound for Philadelphia, was approached by a stranger who offered a pass. They met on the Common where a boy with a bundle demanded $10 cash. The stranger took Hines’s money to secure the pass, vanished, and Hines sought lodging after waiting for a promised return.
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Joseph Hines
Philadelphia
Boston
Albany
Hines
Copyright League elects Lowell president in New York meeting
At Mott Memorial Hall the American Copyright League read Hon James Russell Lowells acceptance letter for the presidency. Joseph Gilder was chosen treasurer and George Walton Green secretary, with an executive committee of Crosby Stedman Sedgwick Gilder and Green. The league says its aim is to abolish discrimination between American and foreign authors and to secure reforms in U S copyright law.
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New York
Council
The
American Copyright League
Mott Memorial Hall
James Russell Lowell
Joseph Bb. Glider
George Walton Green
Howard Crosby
D. D
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Arthur G. Sedgwick
Joseph G. Gilder
United States
Insolvency Clerk Seeks Discharge Annulled for Rice
Linus M. Price receiver of the Pacific Nations Bank petitions Suffolk County Insolvency Court to annul the July 1883 discharge of Edward E. Rice the theatrical manager. Price alleges Rice showed notes totaling 6505 to the bank lied about being a Massachusetts resident and failed to include a large estate and interests in plays and other property in his insolvency schedules.
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Linus M. Price
Pacific Nations Bank
Suffolk County
Edward E. Rice
Rice
Price
Massachuset's
French Canadian MPs threaten to bolt over Riel hanging
Montreal reports that the entire French Canadian caucus will bolt from Sir John A. Macdonald if Louis Riel is hanged. Conservatives race to save Riel and the government as political turmoil grows. Widespread concern is voiced about potential Northwest troubles if the execution proceeds.
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Boston Post
Montreal
Navy
Sir John Macdonald
Rielis
Riel
Northwest
Suellen burial set for Grand Army Hall service
Joseph W. Suellen, killed on the Boston and Maine railroad Thursday afternoon, will be buried from Grand Army Hall this afternoon. Post 5 will attend in a body and Post 82 Marblehead will be represented by a delegation. For the week ending Nov 12 Lynn shoemaking shipped 4909 cases of boots and shoes, up from 4066 last year.
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Joseph W. Suellen
Boston and Maine Railroad
Grand Army Hall
Marblehead
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers
Major Hopper Case Seen Near Settlement
From present indications the affairs of Major Hopper the alleged absconding Montreal man ager of the Mutual Reserve Fund Association may be settled soon. Edmund Guerin of Montreal, Hopper's counsel, was in the city in consultation yesterday and declined further comment beyond hope for a satisfactory early settlement.
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Major Hopper
Montreal
Mutual Reserve Fund Association
Edmund Guerin
Post
Oscar Ellems Sentenced for Non Support in District Court
Oscar N Ellems received four months in the house of correction in the District Court yesterday morning for non support of his wife and minor children. The Pennsylvania Steel Company begins a new interlocking switch project at the Shawmut branch junction with the Old Colony main line at Harrison Square.
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Oscar N. Ellems
House of Correction
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Shawmut
Old Colony
Harrison Square
Glass workers likely to accept Spurr proposal tomorrow
SANDWicH Mass November 13 Manager Spurr of the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company held several talks with the committee for glass workers today and made a proposal that will probably be accepted tomorrow as the workers consider it. Everything is ready to start the works at a moment s notice.
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Sandwich
Mass
Spurr
Boston and Sandwich Glass Company
Committee For Glass Workers
Massachusetts Life Insurance Company
City Committee On
Westminster Hotel
Camrell
Nugent and Mullane
Samuel C. Cobb
William G. Russell
T. J. Whidden
Miles Standish
Sweet
Insurance Company
How to Save Money and Time for Housekeepers
A promotional notice extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, convenient remedy for ailments women face such as functional irregularity and uterine disorders. It claims the product will relieve pain and save money for households.
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Pierce
Judge Devens to Rule Next Tuesday in Loud v Loud
Lawyers argued yesterday before Judge Devens in the Loud versus Loud case. The court announced a decision will be issued next Tuesday.
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Devens
Thanksgiving Dinner for Members Apart at One O'clock
A Thanksgiving meal for members unable to reach home will be served at 1 PM on Thanksgiving Day. Tables set for 250 guests. Original poems promised for the occasion by Will Carleton, author of Farm Ballads, and Hezekiah Butterworth, assistant editor of Youth's Companion.
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Will Carleton
Hezekiah Butterworth
World's Museum Attracts Large Female Attendance
Yesterday afternoon the World's Museum audience in the amusement hall was filled with elegantly dressed ladies and many children. The venue is described as a growing family resort with next week introducing new attractions including Darrington the human skeleton, Marshall the Circassian boy, Colonel Goshen the giant, the Albino twins, and two diminutive horses.
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Darrington
Marshall
Colonel Goshen
Servia Declares War Against Bulgaria
Servia has declared war against Bulgaria, triggering a fresh conflict in the Balkans. London dispatches report the declaration dated November 14 with no immediate details on mobilization or alliances. The move heightens regional tensions as European powers reassess their positions.
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London
Servia
Bulgaria
Chinese relocation near Lorenzo and Bouller Creek Cal
Twenty four hour notice to leave was given to Chinese residents at Lorenzo Bouller Creek Cal and the group has left. A woman attempted suicide by jumping into Sprague pond Brockton yesterday and was rescued. Hon Carl Schurz injures include a sprained ankle at his New York residence with expected bed rest weeks. Mariners argue Alaska or Etruria will reach port first after both ships sailed to Liverpool last Saturday. Henry Epping died instantly and several injured when Grandids Furnishing Company factory collapsed yesterday.
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Lorenzo
Bouller Creek
Cal
Anthony Rochelle
Sprague
Brockton
Carl Schurz
New York
New York Maritime Exchange
Alaska
Etruria
Liverpool
Henry Epping
Grandids Furnishing Company
Ex Senator Sharon dies amid vast wealth saga
San Francisco reports the death of ex Senator William Sharon at 3 32 pm a man famed for wealth and for his role in the Sarah Althea Hill suit. Born January 9 1821 in Smithfield Ohio he rose from a farmer's son to bank real estate and mining power amid California's bonanza era. The Senate term from Nevada ended with a controversial divorce suit that captivated courts and the public.
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William Sharon
United States Senate
Bischief
Sarah Althea Hill
United States
Nevada
Bill’ Sharon
Sharon
Smithfield
Ohio
Athens College
Stanton
St. Louis
Illinois
Plains
San Francisco
Ralston
Crown Point
Belcher
Bank of San Francisco
Rovk
Bonanza Kings
Pacific Coast
Belmont
Senate
Neveiia
Sarah Althea Fiili
California
Sarah Althea
Witneses
Sharonu
Miss Hill
Parson Downs Promises Solemn Stand Against Conspirators
In a Boston church gathering Parson Downs vows to confront a crowd he calls conspirators liars and perjurers. Judge Charles Allen told lawyers Dickinson and Butterworth about his divorce decree in Taber case but gave no reasons.
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Charles Allen
Supreme Court
Dickinson
Butterworth
Taber
Parson Downs
Allen
Job
Boston
Doherty
Bowdoin Square Church
South Sea Islands
Pearce
Scripture
Liara
Mellen Extradition Delay Sparks Libel Threats in Boston
Rose Cobb contemplates libel action over papers accusing him of murder as Mellen remains in limbo awaiting Maryland extradition decisions. Baltimore telegrams alleging police discord lack merit, says Chief Inspector Hanscom, while Mellen’s backers seek Governor Robison’s input to influence action.
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Mellen-Coolidge
Baltimore
Boston
Hanscom
Mellen
Maryland
Robinson
Cobb
Gooch Street
Anniversary exercises mark Rev. Dr. Webb's Shawmut tenure
The twenty fifth anniversary observance of Rev. Dr. E. B. Webb as Shawmut Church pastor began last evening and will continue tomorrow with a vestry packed with former and current members. Attendees included Rev. Dr. Asa Ballard Rev. Dr. Wellman of Malden and many local officials and clergymen. Dr. Webb welcomed the gathering and several speakers offered remarks. Special services are set for tomorrow with a morning sermon and afternoon addresses by neighboring clergy chaired by Rev. Dr. Allen.
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E. B. Webb
Shawmut Church
Dr. Webb
Asa Ballard
Wellman
Malden
Bandige
M. T. Dickenson
W.F. Whittemore
W. G. Benedict
Colonel Hapgood
A.S. Pratt
J. L. Stone
Samuel Shapleigh
W. T. Shapleigh
Dr. Webber
G. E. Adams
J. O. Jackson
Elbridge Torrey
Henry Frost
George W. Walker
Webb
Messrs
F. A. Farrar
R. H. Stearns
J. A. Fett
J. A. Albree
Dickenson
Deacon Wilkens
Mr. Waldron
Charles Hutchings
Public nuisance on Whitestreet Somerville Cambridge faces action
Citizens along Whitestreet in Somerville and Cambridge condemn the street condition and cite private landowner obstruction as a health and nuisance issue. Efforts to widen the street have stalled after a land donation dispute, leaving trash and decayed matter dumped along the curb. Officials from both cities are urged to abate the nuisance promptly.
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Somerville
Cambridge
Whitestreet
Boand
Police raid seizes cards at Empire clubroom Washington street
Sergeants Henley and Rich and Patrolmen Franks Henderson McNeil and Kneight of the fourth division conducted a raid last night on the Empire clubroom at 581 Washington street and seized 200 packs of playing cards. Officers also visited the Kismet Club rooms finding two packs of cards 204 chips dials boxes and other items which were confiscated and taken to the police station.
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Henley
Rich
Franks
Henderson
McNeil
Kneight
Fourth Division
Empire
Washington Street
Kismet Club
Mournful Accident Kills Worker at Gold Fish Pond Site
John Broderick of 35 Chestnut Street Charles Town was killed instantly yesterday while helping move a portable engine on the intercepting sewer project at Gold Fish Pond Lynn A toppled engine crushed him as he and colleagues attempted the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Broderick
Chestnut Street
Charlestown
Goldfish Pond
Lynn
New England News Highlights Local Deaths and Trials
John Wall of North Andover killed by a shifting engine in Lowell. Mrs. Clarence C. Hard of Arlington Vermont drowns herself. Rev. A. T. Dunn installed at Free Street Baptist Portland. Edward Tuck, Lowell elder and former Boston broker, dies at 80. Mrs. Mary F Bradley drowns at Hyde Park Readville pond. Autopsy on M. J. Costello in New York shows chloral hydrate overdose. Greeley Brown vs John A Spaulding verdict for alienation of affection goes to defendant Charles Dodge arraigned in Concord for false pretences. Charles F. Prescott arraigned in Haverhill for forging Foss check. case continued. Widow of Captain Faton's body found in Calais river. insanity noted. Burglary at J Jones Natick. gold watch and railroad checks stolen. Charles Jones dies Cromwell Conn from shooting clash with William Frazier after card game.
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John Wall
North Andover
Lowell
Clarence C. Hard
Arlington
A. T. Dunn
Dorchester
Free Street Baptist Church
Portland
Edward Tuck
Boston
Mary F. Bradley
Edmund Bradley
Hyde Park
Readville Pond
M. J. Costello
Clinton
New York
Greeley Brown
John A. Spaulding
Concord
Charles Dodge
N. H
Charles F. Prescott
George F. Foss
Haverhill
Jerome B. Faton
Calais
J. Jones
Natick
Charles Jones
Cromwell
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Roger L. Fulton
Lam
Bostov
General Jones
Deacon Whith
McClellan Fund
J. B. Rideout
G. O. Taylor’s
Lasters
Manufacturers’ Association
Bell Company
Hedden
Fisy
National Company
Pittsburg
Bell
Waite and
Paddock
Reiss
Bell Telephone
Globe Co
Mamy
Meucci
Storrow
Montgomery Licard
Bureau of Ordinance
Navy Department
Limestone
Perry B. Sayward
West Hampden
Alfred A. Rounds
Berry Mill
William A. Goodwin
Readfield
Annie M.craig
North Waterford
Jno
Joseph M. Forward
Abel H. Hinkey
Mystic
Conn
Army
Davis
Lebbeus Butler
Sanford
John B. Redman
Ellsworth
Treasury Department
Guiteau
Evening Star Company
Medical Museum
Reed
Eed
Knights OF Labor and Tachers
Grangers
Clark and Williams
Thomas and
Maud Morrissey
Lillie Western
Sam Lucas
Professor Scheibie
Diamond’s Comedy Company
Baby Seals
Cub Lions
Fusileer Veterans’ Dianer
MH. Hines
Ned Rice
World’s Museum
Neigubor
Bref
Rose Cobb
Bunker Hill District
Charlestown High School Association
J. G. Bridge
Louthouy & CO
State St . Col
Devonshire
Wm, V. Hutchins
Wm.a. Couthouy
Chas E. Curninghan
Delaware
Mutual Safety Insurance CO
Thomas Chand
Thomas €. Hand, Jr
Henry Lylburn
Wil B
Cornelius Callahan
Carrigg’s Court
Charles L. Smith
Vatrolman Sargeant
Jonn H. Kane
Peter Jacobs
Curtis Davis
John C. Price
Insurance Agency
Kilby Street
Jackson
Tremont Street
Land
NEW England News
Pilgrim
Fall River
Gull Rock
Coasters Harbor Island
Dow Et al
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Harry Foster
Middletown, Conn
New Britain
W. C. Douglass
E. W. Watkins
International Committee
H. M. Moore
Gold Street
Board of Health
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Moses Free Brown
Christian Union
William Hamilton
Richmond Street
H. R. Haweis
Oxford
Francis Codman
Clyde Park
Boardman Hall
East Boston
Stony Brook
J. G. B. Siegert
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