New England fisheries and political speculation in New York
A New York man claims an invention called a thinking machine to fill the gap left by the smashed republican machine. The piece hopes New England fisheries interests will be well represented at next year’s international exhibition in London. It notes at least one republican paper supports a republican candidate to succeed Mr Hour, with The New Bedford Standard suggesting the party could go farther and fare worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
London
Post
Mr. Hour
New Bedford Standard
Bijou
Collier
Standard Opera
Ila Gilbert and Sullivan
W.J. Seaman
Max Muller
the Howard
Boston
Globe
Hiehberg Quartett
Return of British Troops from Egypt Noted Duke of Connaught
A London journal notes the British troops return from Egypt and observes Duke of Connaught's bronzed face and unchanged appearance. It praises him as a handsome toy soldier, mentioning his grace's warm reception and steadfast demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Journal
Egypt
Duke of Connaught
Welch seeks re nomination as alderman in ward 7
The friends of William J. Welch announce his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for alderman. Welch has served almost three years on the council from ward 7 and has sat on key committees, notably finance, where he was elected unanimously by both Democratic and Republican colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Welch
Welch
Death of Gen James D Fessenden Shocks Portland
In Portland the death of Gen James D Fessenden is mourned as the loss of a foremost and beloved citizen. He was a true gentleman whose courteous speech and genial disposition earned him a wide circle of steadfast friends. His sudden passing in the prime of life is deeply lamented by peers and community alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Fessenden
Portland
Fessenden
Texas district seat won by Tom Ochiltree amid sharp critique
Finley, a Democrat associated with the Texas bell punch law, was defeated by Tom Ochiltree who earned a notorious reputation in Washington as "the champion American liar." The piece notes harsh opinions of Ochiltree and other figures in Texas politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
Texas
Tom Ochiltree
Washington
Harbor Collision Prompts Call to Curb Steamship Speed
Following last week’s New York harbor accident where a steamer struck a tug and barge, authorities face proposals to curb reckless speeds by large ships. Complaints over unlawful harbor conduct and the right of way favor tighter controls to protect smaller craft and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
Two Good Men in Massachusetts Delegation
Special correspondence reviews public life in Washington and Boston politics. It contrasts Morse and Robinson as honest, capable MPs from Massachusetts while noting others like Crapo and Bowman waning. A Fall River homicide report follows with details of Julia Mosher found in an outhouse and suspected foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Mr. Morse
Mr. Robinson
Boston
Reed
Maine
Fall River
Reeks Sues for Libel After Virginia City Case
George J. Reeks files a libel suit for 25000 dollars against the Territorial Enterprise of Virginia City. The paper called him a poltroon and murderer despite his acquittal, alleging the killing of James E. Anderson was not self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
George J. Reeks
James E. Anderson
Electoral Commission Notoriety
Territorial Enterprise of
Virginia City
Reeks
Snowy Galveston and varied 19th century notices
Snow fell at Galveston Texas one inch remained by nightfall. Edgar B Snow a Harrison grand nephew left the U S Marine Corps at his own request. Tuscarora valley miners strike ended with mine owners conceding 10 cents per ton. Timothy Coleman killed a boy in Lead City by striking him breaking his neck. William McHugh sentenced to be hanged March 2 1883 for murder his second death sentence. Williams brothers killed and Sylvester Williams fatally injured by roof fall at Grassy Island collery near Scranton Pennsylvania. Westbury dairymen report sudden cattle deaths of unknown cause. Illinois state attorney pursues insurers from other states for 8500 000 in license fees. Dr George Buchanan son of Dean Buchanan committed for murder by malpractince. Congressional committee arrives at Arkansas City Ark to inspect works at Lake Providence La and question Capt Mitchell at Vicksburg. Northwestern road second week November gross earnings 446 800 down 2 109. Goulds southwestern system earnings 791 834 up 192 612.
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Galveston
Tex
Edgar B. Snow
Harrison
United States Marine Corps
Massillon
Tuscarora Valley
Lead City
Oak
Timothy Coleman
George Buchanan
Philadelphia
Dean Buchanan
Lizzie Halston
Mulford
Del
Congressional Investigating Committee
Arkansas City
Ark
Lake Providence
Louisiana
Capt. Mitchell
Vicksburg
Chalmers
van H. Manning
Tate County
J. R. Chambless
R. Chalmers
Anders
Mansfield, O
William A. Cunningham
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Rolling Mills
Alice
Fred Diebolt
Cleveland
Diebolt
Hare
United States Grand Jury
St. Louis
E. FE
William D. Russell
J. D. Cameron
Dakota Territory
Oby E. Owen
Third National Bank
Lucy A. Elkins
Henry Elkins
Chicago
Opelika
Alan
Jim Roberts
Charley Dix
Charley Griggs
United States
Trenton
N. J
John J. Ghegan
Bell Telephone
Mary F. Strong
Col. Strong
J. H. Furman
Tarrytown
N. Y
Hortenz H. Furman
Furman
Strong
Dr. Furman
National Cotton Planters’ Association of America
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Richmond
Augusta
Montgomery
Nashville
Memphis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Associaton
Halifax
Leo
Permet
Secret Service report shows 335 arrests for counterfeit activity
The treasury department chief reports 335 arrests funded by the division for counterfeiting. Of trials, 153 sentenced to prison, 37 acquitted, 31 discharged, two escaped. $10,664 in fines. $8,330,124.51 in counterfeit money captured. 184 counterfeit plates seized. Disbursements totaled $75,881.87. $2,272.98 in fees, $1,584.20 in rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
United States
Laconia company appeals fish passage ruling in Maine
In Penobscot county Supreme Judicial Court Judge John A. Peters announced decrees in 19 divorce cases at Saturday’s term. Eleven divorces were granted for desertion, six for adultery, one for drunkenness, and one for cruelty and drunkenness, reflecting a lengthy vacation prior to the November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia Company
Biddeford
Fish Commission
Laco River
Supreme Judicial Court
Penobscot County
John A. Peters
Maine
Larceny and assault arrests reported in New Hampshire
Edward Madigan, 25, claiming Saco Mo residence, is held at Dover for alleged valise larceny from an express wagon. Charles Knowles alias Norman is held at Portsmouth for knife assault and attempted murder of an unknown man at Exeter. Edgar B. Snow, US marine private and Harrison family grand nephew, was court martialed at Portsmouth for absence and discharged on his own request through relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Madigan
Saco
Dover
Charles Knowles
Norman
Portsmouth
Exeter
Edgar B. Snow
United States Marine Corps
Harrison
Fracas and Fatalities Reported Across Several Massachusetts Towns
A Saxonville fair netted 8600 for its Celtic association. A shipment of goods was stolen from freight cars near North Adams. Multiple fatal and serious injuries occurred: Michael Brith died after a fall in Worcester. Joseph Friendly was fatally struck by a train in Millbury. John Eaton was injured by a protruding carriage pole in Wakefield. Bodies and suspects emerged in Gloucester Folly Cove capsizing. Bowley honored with a supper and gifts in Haverhill. A Troy and Greenfield case involved a witness accusing Detective Mowatt of offering bribe money. Fall River manager Baxter was stabbed by Cornelius Sullivan, leading to arrests of several juvenile thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxonville
Celtic Association
North Adams
Michael Brith
Worcester
Joseph W. Friendly
Millbury
Providence and Worcester
Johns. Eaton
Wakefield Board of Selectmen
Haverhill
B. F. Brickett
Bowley
How
Warren Ordway
W. B. Tenney
FE. B. Bisby
W. H. Moody
Col. C. P. Messer
J. Taylor
Lester Howard
Cornelius Sullivan
Sullivan
Providence Typhoid Swell Weighs On City and Court Dispute
In Cranston painter John Murray dies after a fall from a staging. Providence health officials face sharp censure over typhoid and malaria claims while East Providence and local fever deaths mount. A $2 million Cooke estate case in Providence Supreme Court ends in a settlement before probate, detailing a late philanthropist’s will and family provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Cranston
Providence
Eeast
Cove
Old Canal
Rhode Island Hospital
Supreme Court
Joseph Cooke
Cooke
San Francisco
Alice
Louis Cook
Shipping Bill Sparks Debate On Resurrecting Merchant Marine
New York November 18 congressional committee discussed revival of the merchant marine. Shipping Commissioner Duncan cited 10 percent discriminating duties, wartime losses, and reliance on foreign tonnage. He urged open materials for shipbuilding and equal footing for coasting and foreign vessels. Capt. Mumford of Brooklyn proposed remedies to halt decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congressional Committee
Duncan
O. R. Mumford
Brooklyn
Sweeping Reduction of Freight and Passenger Rates West of Chicago
A crisis in railroad affairs emerges as the Omaha line announces sweeping fare cuts to Chicago from multiple western points. Passenger rate drops to 1 from St Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago, with grain rates cut to 7/9 cents per 160 pounds west of St Paul. Rival lines— Milwaukee and St Paul, Chicago and North Western, Illinois Central, and connections of the Rock Island— respond as a 30 day price battle heats to move this season's crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
ST. Paul, Minn
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sheldon
Sioux Falls
Iowa
St. Louis
Rock Island
Robbery at Syracuse Hotel Targets West Shore Contractor
In Syracuse on November 19 John B. McDonald, a contractor for the new West Shore road, was robbed of his clothes and about 390 dollars at a city hotel. A man described as Cramer, linked to Burlington, is suspected of posing as Cramer to gain access, opening McDonald’s door with a key and fleeing after leaving payment due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
John B. McDonald
New West Shore Road
Sivigk
Befs Cramer
Burlington
Way
McDonald's
Cramer
McDonald’s
Iss Tertmier
Wits Ai
Sensational Reports Not Confirmed in Foreign News
London reports on Austro Russian war fears prove unconfirmed. Notes on Russian embassy actions in Constantinople, Aleko Pasha resistance, Krebit recall, German finances, Cuban refugees, Spanish treatment, and a Paris debate on Gladstone. Includes arrests in Lyons for strike fomenting and the Kilmainham jail case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Spain
Austria
London
Herr Plener
Committee On the Foreign Office
Pesth
Russia
Constantinople
M. Krebit
Aleko Pasha
Democratic Candidate Bookwalter Seeks Humble Service
In a Europebound letter Bookwalter, former Ohio governor hopeful, says he will serve the party with unselfish aims and prove sincerity when no political gain is possible. He anticipates discussing trade and government principles upon return, pledging devotion over personal ambition. He notes October victory joy and a desire for Democratic triumph to halt Republican rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John N. Bookwalter
Europe
Ohio
Democratic Party
Democratic PS
Norfolk jubilee singers arrested over Sunday concert law
In New Haven at 10 pm on November 19, managers doorkeepers and two principal singers of the Norfolk jubilee singers were arrested under a state law and city ordinance banning public performances for hire without a license. Over 2,000 attended. bail set at 100 each. The case proceeds in city court tomorrow. In Cincinnati theatres reopened under Smith Sunday law with no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Norfolk Jubilee Singers
Pickett
Second Regiment
Cincinnati
the Rhine
New Fire Signal Proposed in Boston
Unauthorized general alarms to summon the fire department lead to plans for a chief officer only signal code. Several small fires in Massachusetts and elsewhere caused by matches, defective flues, and incendiaries resulted in hundreds to thousands of dollars in losses, with multiple fires reported in Boston area and across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
City Hall
Laurie McLellan
Parkman Street
Hose Company 8
F. A. Smith
Mason and Avery Streets
Engine Company No
Michael O’ Keefe
Lincolnn Street
Telegraph
Lawson & Brentzer
Twenty-sixth
Poplar Streets
Philadelphia
Mohr’s
Mohrsyilley Pa
Fort Worth
Texas
Edmund Lothrop
Easton
Mass
Hingham
Muskegon
Mich
C. W. Cahill
Meriden
Conn
Round Lill
Northampton
Backus & Sons
Detroit
Hamilton
Samuel C. Day
Bridgton
New Limington
Franklin
Salem
Company L
Eighth Regiment
F. W. Raymond
Parson
Machaisene Me
Henry James
Jeffersonville
Ind
Assault on Whittemore in Hayward Place Leaves Him Critical
About 3 A M Saturday A F Whittemore aged 50 to 60 employed at No b Hayward place left for his room at the corner of Washington and Eliot streets carrying roughly $1000. He was attacked by two unknown men who struck him with a hard instrument and fled after the assault. He reached his home and was treated for two scalp wounds and a badly bruised face by Dr. Thomson. The assailants appeared to intend robbery but did not take the money. No arrests reported.
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Leopold Morse
Mr. Morse
House of Representatives
Robinson
Congress
Morse
Massachusetts
Committee On Elections
The
Journal
South Carolina
Bugle
Washington
Army and Navy
Diplomatic Corps
Wormley’s
Mr. Thorpson
Navy
Thompson
Boston
Boston Post
Arthur
John C. New
the Treasury
New
Treasury
Chandler
Hatton
Indiana
Mr. Arthur
New York City
Folger
New York
New’s
French
A. F. Whittemore
Hayward Place
Washington and
Eliot Streets
Thomson
Boston City Missionary Society
Dr. Webb
Shawmut Avenue
Webb
Peter
Palestine
Jerusalem
Temple
Church of Christ
Boston City
D. W. Waldron
Society
Social Chelsea Club Hosts Prominent Guests
A Saturday Parker house dinner drew a large cheerful group of Chelsea leaders and guests including Congressman elect Lovering, Leopold Morse, Henry Debot Lodge, and Edward Men. William A. Hovey attended as former president while A. R. James presided. Toastmaster Dr. Langworthy led speeches and light political talk.
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Parker House
Leopold Morse
Lovering
Henry Debot Lodge
Edward
A. R. James
Frank A. Langworthy
Thomas Strawan
William FE. Gillman
James
Charles A. Campbell
Morse
Lodge
Hovey
Woburn man Byrnes declared insane and sent to asylum
Matthew M Byrnes of Woburn was examined by Commissioner Hallett and found insane. He was turned over to the board of public institutions and sent to the South Boston asylum. He telegraphed to the secretary of the treasury in Washington claiming a US deputy marshal should meet him outside the United States hotel in Boston. He sought access to millions of dollars credited to a young lady he planned to marry.
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Matthew M. Byrnes
Woburn
Hallett
Board of Public Institutions
South Boston
Byrnes
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Trom Woburn
United States
Boston
Galloupe
Court House
Plymouth settler descendant finds 1639 Indian deeds
Nathan Bourne Ellis of North Sandwich, a descendant of early Plymouth settlers, uncovered three deeds by Indian chief Quochatisie dating to 1639. The deeds granted large Plymouth lands to Pilgrim settlers, with smaller parcels later resold. One or more deeds will be photographed and printed in Century Magazine to illustrate a Cape Cod article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andwich
Mass
Nathan Bourne Ellis
North Sandwich
Plymouth Colony
Quochatisie
Plymouth
Century Magazine
Cape Cod
Morrill in terminal illness at Augusta home
Hon Lot M Morrill lies near death at his Augusta residence after a period of improvement following his Washington return. Doctors diagnose chronic gastritis with long years of painful episodes, and friends report little hope for recovery. His mind remains clear as he faces the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Lot M. Morrill
Washington
Pattison declines escort for gubernatorial inauguration
In Philadelphia on November 19, Robert E. Pattison refused the State Fencibles battalion offer to serve as an escort for his inauguration. He stated no oath ceremony should cost Pennsylvanians a dollar and pledged a frugal inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
State Fencibles Battalion
Robert E. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Final meeting of fenian skirmishing fund subscribers
New York reports the investigation committee's findings and a demand to prove charges before a secret tribunal or publicly. It states most expenditures had no connection to the skirmishing fund, except two items: the purchase of two rems costing 26,390 dollars and Byreslin’s charges for supervision and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Committee On Investigration
Byreslin
Inaugural Sermon of Rev. Twichell in East Boston
Rev. Mr. Twichell of East Cleveland preached his inaugural sermon at Maverick Square Congregational Church in East Boston. He stressed preaching Christ, duties of minister and people, and living with truth, integrity, and service to uplift family, church, and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Twichell
Congregational Church
East Cleveland
Ohio
Maverick Square Congregational Church
East
Boston
Paul
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
The Profit of Godliness Sermon by Rev Leavell at Boylston Street
Rev William Hayne Leavell recently settled over the Orthodox Congregational society Brighton preached a forcible sermon at the Christian union on Boylston Street The speaker urged balanced attention to body and spirit arguing bodily exercise profits little yet godliness profits all things with promise of this life and that to come He stressed integrity humility and the lasting value of godly character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union
William Hayne Leavell
Orthodox Congregational Society
Brighton
Christian Union
Boylston Street
Paul
Merlice
Jesus Christ
Min
New England
Madame Nilsson Last Appearance at Music Hall in Lusien
Madame Christine Nilsson gave a long concert at Music Hall with Mendelssohn, Verdi, and Boccherini selections. She faced impaired voice and replaced some pieces while Miss Hope Glenn and Signor Del Puente contributed. The audience remained good-natured as the Quintet Club honored Boccherini’s minuet and Bjorksten showed distress on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Nilsson
Music Hall
Lusien
Mendelssohn
Mendelssohn Quintet Club
Mercadante
M. Theodor Bjorksten
Schubert
Mattei
Signor G. del Puente
Madame Nilsson
Boito
Bjorkten
Boston Theatre
Clara Louise Kellogt
Mile. Terese Liebe
Henriette Maurer
Christopher Fritsch
Holst-Hansen
Miss Kellogg
Boston
Mile
Liebe
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A. P. Moore
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Manitoba
Senator Logan
Gen. Grant
Fitz John Porter
Immortal 506
Salvation Army of
Republican Party
Colfax
Arctic
Engineer Melville
Jeannette
Cincinnati Gazette
Atlantic
Druggists’ Convention
England
Germany
Italy
Messrs
Wright
Shams
Humbugs
Voorhees
Robeson
Blaine
George B. Robinson
Tie
Keifer
Riggs House
Mr. Carlisle
House
Mr. Crapo
Crapo
W. W. Rice
Mr. Russell
Mr. Rice
Candler
Massachusetts Co
State
Bowman
Norcross
Stone
Nicholas Chace
New Bedford
Julia Mosher
Julia Nye
Mosher
Westport
Chnce
Chace House
Wew
Robert Collier
Woodland Cemetery
Kane Joge
A. M
Ward
Pilot Bailey
City of
Isadore Appel
Bridgeport
Central Park
W. F. G. Shanks
Truth
John Dunnigan
Hicks Street
Jay Rider
Cuba
Milinois
Williams
William H. Brooks
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Quebec
Montreal
Doyle
Richmond and Allegheny
Los
George
Horace
Pullen
James Dunne
Pullene
Danne
Matthew Poole
Hillsdale
Bristol
Eng
Monte Sharps
Joseph Sord
Poole
Kansas
Topeka, Salinaang Western Railroad
Chief of the Treasury Secret Service
Judge
State Department
China
Hong Kong
Belgium
Michigan
Minnesota
Jay Hubbell
Senator Ferry
Ferry
Dunnell
Senator Windom
Capitol
Pope
Senate
Porter
Lincoln
Collins
Jeannette Board
Osman
Waite
Cantonpoint
Oxford County
A. G. McNeil
Stark
Coos County
N. H
Walter E. Marsh
Cheshire County
Albert E. Gurley
Spring Hill
Hartford County
Tellier
Secretary of War
Flathead
Montana
Hill
New Jersey
Teller
Provincedtown
Provincetown
Centre Methodist Episcopal Church
Provincetown Harbor
Truro
A. W. Seavey
Centre Church
Pilgrim’s Religion
George F. Babbitt
Universalist Church
J. Allen
Bb. P.cElroy
Congregationalist Church
E. P. McElroy
Lauren Young
Henry Shortie
M. ©. Atwood
America
Gotham Gleanings
James W. Simonton
Church of the Messiah
Associated Press
NEW England News
New Hampshire
Belodpe Island
Henry D. Lovering
Young’s Hotel
Clara M. Bisbee
Free Church
Meeting House Bill
Washington Gespatch
George Toussaint Beauregard
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Edward D. Strong
West Roxbury
A. Hansen
J. H. Langtry
Patrick F. Barry
H. M. Peyser
Louis Sands
A. H. Borthwick
J. Blakey
Fairbanks
Foreign News
Herr Scholz
Caliban
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Lyons
Yorke
Parnell
Dillon
O’kelly
Kilmainham
Gladstone
Festh
Nyereghyhaza
Tiszacsziur
gbThe
Paris Republique Francaise
House of Commons
Turkey
Northwall
Ireland
Myles Joyce
Dublin
Suakin
Paris Liberte
M. de Brazza
Sagittaire
Congo River
Harnansky
Paris
F. de Lagrange
Farranchot
la Farandole
Parfudot
Arabi
Staffordshire
Oswell
Political News
Mahone
Virginia
Garrison
Mayo
Empire State
Albany
Slocum
Ruger
Court of Appeals
Carroll
Andrews
van Sickel
Clark
Dangerots Kherosen
State Board of Health
Buffalo
Batavia
Rome
Constabulary
Chelsea Review Club
Fenians
Col. N. van Styck
Enos
Kerns
Eighteenth
Wallace Streets
North Eleventh Street
Joseph Cook
Young Men’s Christian Association
Farwell Hall
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Washington Street
East Boston
E. C. Towne
the Church of the Unity
BE. C. Towne
Church of the Unity
Towne
CIETY
Phillips
Phillips Church
Missionary Society
Meredith
Mr. White
Post Publishing Co., Publishers
Youngs Men's Christian Association
Christian Association
L. Dickerman
D. D
Nilsson
Lillian Cleves
Windsor Theatre
Nas
Mercy Merrick
Robson
Crane
Boucicault
Howard Max Maller
Baker
Farron
Lotia
the Park
the Boston
Bartley Campbell
Museuma
Boylston
Elmer P. Sargent
Merrimac
Francis Sargent
Kimer
Sargent
Edmond Gaudette
Lowell
Samuel Cohen, Jr
Americus
Adams & Green
Bennington
Hk. Dunbar & Son
BR. I
Follows & Co
Blacksmiths
Manchester
N. Hs
O. H. Magoon
Paine & Sackett
J. L. Lewis
James Hewitson
Fcc
Westboro
the Law and Order League
Charles A. Rogers
No. 62
Canal Street
Citizens’ Law and Order League
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Rufus 5
Frost
Thomas Talbot
William D. Grover
Ezra Farnsworth
D. Webster King
John G. Webster
Fred J. Ames
Rice, Kendall & Co
William Endicott, Jr
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