Victory rhetoric and partisan reactions after election
The piece contrasts claims of a victory for the people by Republicans with Democrats celebrating, noting the New York Tribune’s criticism of Massachusetts Democrats for a prolonged celebration. It mocks the Tribune’s celebration as excessive and inappropriate for the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Tribune
Massachusetts
Tribune
Republicans Face Last Chance to Redeem Record
The piece critiques Republicans as they discuss final acts in Congress. It mocks recent behavior with a proverb about the devil and argues repentance is pointless after the damage, urging decency before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Overproduction Risk at Bessemer Steel Mills
United States Bessemer mills cap at 2,150,000 tons annually while next year’s demand seems only about half. A heavy tariff plus a $28 per ton tax on domestically used steel has created large profits for 11 producers, leading to expected overproduction as the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Steel
United States
Bessemer
Starch Order Reversed After Election Shock
Bangor Whig reports a Boston firm canceled a Maine factory order for 50 tons of starch following the election results. The Commercial notes no burning need for comment, while a quip asks if the Republican party will need starch again soon. The Bangor editor may join the 48th Congress and possibly head a committee on starch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet Iron Company
Bangor Whig
Boston
Maine
Whig
The
Commercial
Pennsylvania Republicans Brace for Cameron Grip Durability
The piece argues Cameron power in Pennsylvania remains strong. Senator Mitchell’s reported stance against a war on Cameron and potential Senate candidacy two years away signals fading rebellion. The text predicts factional rifts will close, reviving the old regime and restoring harmony between rival leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party of
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Internal revenue reforms eyed by the president report
Washington reports that Commissioner Baum may recommend reducing internal revenue taxes to about 100 million dollars annually. The president opposes abolishing the system but seeks relief for taxpayers through tax cuts while preserving essential taxes on tobacco and distilled spirits. Cabinet support aligns with immediate tariff revision to avoid income shortfalls. The Garfield Monument Fair opens tomorrow with extensive state and international exhibits. The Alabama Claims court adjourns until January with around 4,000 claims possibly filed by then. The White House hosts a cabinet session and visits, while cabinet reform proposals and Star Route suits loom. Postmaster Howe signs a new combination letter and envelope contract set for January release. Rumors of potential war in South America arise from Argentine naval buildup.
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American School of Classical Studies
Athens
New York
Goodwin
Palace Gardens
Saronic Gulf
Gina
England
Germany
Harvard
Johns Hopkins
Boston
University of Virginia
Williams
University of California
Dartmouth
Cornell
Union
The
Archeological Institute of America
Washington
Baum
Congress
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Arthur
Capitol Rotunda
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Representatives Hall
Kentucky
Tennessee
British Legation
White House
Boutwell
Ketcham
Paul
Sackett
McFeely
Hazen
Pendleton
Senate
Corkhill
Criminal Court
Wells
Dickson
Hoover
Howe
George Eberlich
St. Louis
South America
Thomas Osborne
United States
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Department of Agriculture
Indian Bureau
Cead
National Bank of America
Chicago
First National Bank of
Pawnee City
Neb
Folger
Navy Department
J. M. Hobbs
Medford
Mass
Jeffers
Asiatic
London
Navy
House of Commons
Trevelyan
Ireland
Healy
Irish World
Gladstone
Rourke
Egypt
Yorke
Kilmainham
Radolph Churchill
Lord Randolph Churchill
Mr. Gladstone
Earl Cowper
Trelann
Forster
House
Committee of Supply
Marquis of Salisbury
United States Supreme Court
Edinburgh
Sligo
Ballina
Swinford
Galway
West Clare
Connaught
America
Land League
Hevennes
Berlin
Times
Chamber of Deputies
Maybach
Murderer to be hanged at Sweetsburg cuts his throat
A condemned man scheduled for execution Friday in Sweetsburg P Q took poison and died in his cell, evading the gallows. The incident halted the planned hanging and prompted a review of his case and procedures. The act occurred moments before the scheduled countdown, shocking local witnesses and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetsburg
P. Q
Quc
William Richards
Joseph Jackson
Abercorn
Que
Richards
Pickel
Vincent
Leanne
Hartford
Conn
Jackson
England
M. Ts. Jackson
H. D. Pickel
Montreal
Connecticut
Mr. Pickel
Waterbury
Dispute Over Cargo Seizure Taints Colon Harbor
In Colon, tension rises over the Maury C Connery cargo dispute with the Boston Ice Company as consignee and Captain, supported by consuls Rice and Thornton. The vessel was boarded, cargo sold, and the ship pale as a fight over demurrage and freight escalates to possible heavy damages and salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
James Alen
New Bedford
F. Lake
New York
Horatio
S. S. Morse
Colon
Maury C. Connery
Boston Lee Company
Consignee
Pensacola
F.W
Rice
Thornton
Boston
Star and Herald
Consiance
Spimwall
Oil exchange gloom as prices swing in Pittsburg market
Pittsburg oil exchange opens weak with prices sliding from 101 to 87 amid heavy margin selling and widespread losses. By afternoon the market recovers and closes steadier at 9644. Total sales reach 4 355 000 barrels and no failures yet reported. The episode is viewed as the peak of a damaging manipulating scheme affecting Oil City and Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Oil Exchange
Oil City
Bradford
Frenchman Miller Escapes Jail After Street Disturbance
John Miller, a French national, caused a major drunken disturbance in Great Barrington Massachusetts. He fled on the cars to Sheffield, then reappeared after a chase by Sheriff Smith. An armed confrontation followed ending with Miller wounded and recaptured, jailed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Mass
Navy
John Miller
Sheffield
Miller
Bath shipbuilding and Maine rail notes mix of enterprise
New York capitalists plan a large wood pulp factory at Lincoln amid abundant timber. Goss & Sawyer of Bath report a vessel launch every two weeks this year. Maine Central freight and passenger service gains, while a Springfield bridge fatality case leads to a $800 verdict. Penobscot Education association opens in Bangor with strong praise for teachers and focus on character formation.
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New York
Lincoln
Goss & Sawyer
Bath
Maine Central
John 8. Heald
Pendleton
Nova Scotia
Bates College
Lewiston
Dy Prof. Stanton
Boothby
Bangor
Springfield
Supreme Judicial Court
Penobscot Education Association
Samuel Libby
Orono
A.A. Luce
Woodbury
Eastern State Normal School
Castine
R. L. Howard
Local Grocer Fails at East Northwood and Related Notes
B. W. Smith grocer failed at East Northwood on Thursday with liabilities of 1500 and small assets. Michael Morday convicted at Portsmouth on Friday for drunkenness and held for further hearing on suspected Sunday night burglary links. Continental Construction at Concord began a year ago, voted to wind up, property advertised for sale, described as a losing enterprise with large anticipated loss.
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B. W. Smith
East Northwood
Michael Morday
Portsmouth
Continental Construction Company
Concord
Montpelier Man Gets Back Pension and Monthly Stipend
E S Gunnison of Montpilier receives 8859 back pension and 342 monthly thereafter. Luke W Parmelee of Bristol is declared dead and buried on Thursday. Brakeman Emmons of Barnard loses an arm near the elbow in a coupling accident. A legislative committee visit to the insane asylum at Stattleboro ends with a misdirected inquiry when a patient clarifies a misunderstanding, revealing a joke about home leave.
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E. S. Gunnison
Montpilier
Luke W. Parmelee
Bristol
Emmons
Barnard
Stattleboro
Local misfire injures Provincetown man in gun discharge
N P Holmes of Provincetown lost part of a hand Wednesday when a gun discharged accidentally. Also reported, the Upton town vote to reconsider the decision to build a town house and a friendly shooting match between Lawrence and Lowell clubs in Lowell. James Cahill of Chicopee identified as the man connected to Michael Sullivan's Chicopee death. Sullivan killed while drunk.
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N.P. Holmes
Provincetown
Upton
Lawrence Gun Club
Lowell Club
Lowell
Lawrence
Michael Sullivan
Chicopee
Warehouse Point
Conn
James Cahill
Sullivan
Citizens’ Convention
M. H. Parker
TH. F. Gillon
James Abbott
John F. Phillips
Henry C. Howe
Ninth Regiment
Capt. Dolan
Gov. Long
Col. Strachan
Col. Decker
Gen. Sutton
Col. Andrews
United States Army
Company F
Franklin House
Burgess Installed as Free Baptist Pastor in Greenville
Mr. Gideon Burgess was ordained and installed pastor of the Free Baptist church in Greenville on Wednesday. In Providence Friday evening the Democrats nominated Ziba O Slocum for mayor. Republicans will nominate incumbent William S Haywood from 14 public school teaching applicants at Newport Miss Mary F Leavitt of East Weymouth MA led the list. Only seven were successful.
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Gideon Burgess
Free Baptist Church
Greenville
Democrats of Proviience
Ziba O. Slocum
William S. Haywood
Newport
Mary F. Leavitt
East Weymouth
Mass
Yale University
New Haven
Tremont House
Tobey
J. M. Fogarty
East Cambridge
H. E. Abbott
Boston North End
Layina Williams
Boston
Cunard
Porthill
Walker
Queenstown
Liverpool
W. H. Floyd
Anna Jonsson
Willie Jonsson
J. P. Gardner
H. Stanley
John W. Forrest
W. Wallace Waugh
Boston Fame Journal
South
Washington
Wm. G. Moore
Washington Light Infantry
Joyce
Gen. Lee
Arlington
Point Comfort
John G. Whittier
Dorchester
Whittier
James FE. Mardeech
Boston Theatre
Mr. Murdoch
Longfellow
Brushwood
Apennines
T. Buchanan
Murdoch
Ghent
Aix
Robert Browning
Lake Erie
Frank Murdoch
Ox cart accident injures man in South Meriden
Joshua Rice, 57, was run over by an ox cart at South Meriden on Wednesday and dangerously hurt. Official figures at the state house show Mr. Waller as the Democratic winner by 2,391 and Gen. Frank D. Sloat as comptroller by 681.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Rice
South Meriden
State House
Waller
Frank D. Sloat
Distress in Ireland and a Great Bridge Disaster
London dispatches report widespread winter distress in Ireland due to farm unemployment and potato crop failures, with Sligo Ballina Swinford Galway and parts of West Clare affected while remittances from America decline. A Bromley railway bridge collapse near London kills seven workers and injures others, halting the London Chatham and Dover line.
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Mr. Gladstone
British Statesman
United States Supreme Court
Ireland
Bromley
London
London, Chatham and Dover
St. Petersburg
Kazan University
Fires Sweep Through Mills and Homes in Several Cities
Brief telegraph reports from Worcester Haverhill Indianapolis Buffalo Providence Scranton and New York describe multiple fires causing extensive damage and injuries. Notable losses include Charles Baker Co lumber mill $5,000 insured. G W Wentworth box factory stock and machinery $1,500. Italian restaurant art works $25,000. and a fatal house fire in Scranton with Mrs Ruddy perishing while trying to save belongings. An engine accident injured a driver in Boston while a kerosene lamp incident in Charlestown proved alarmed but needless.
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Worcester
Mass
Charles Baker & Co
Foster Street
Baker & Co
Clowes & Gates Manufacturing Company
C. T. Johnson
Haverhill
G. W. Wentworth
Granite Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph Lord
Katie Dailey
Ea Keenan
N. Y
Cold Springs
George Bailey
Providence
R.J
Daniel B. Rodman
Glen Rock
South Kingstown
Scranton
James Rudady
Ruddy
New York
Frank Donnarumma
Third Avenue
Boston
Hill Street
Charlestown
John McCabe
Fayette Court
Leverett Street
George B. Perkins
H. L. Hewes
William P. Porter
Perkins
Cambridge
Chambers Streets
Calvin Wilson
Ciley
Massachusetts General Hospital
Severe Lake Ontario storm wrecks ships and damages harbor
A major early morning gale battered Burra.o and Lake Ontario ports. The schooner J. W. Doane was wrecked after being blown ashore. the Groton and A. H. Moss were stranded. the life-saving crew saved all aboard. The American Giant elevator collapsed in the Blackwell canal. no lives lost. Other vessels, including the Empire, J. H. Jewett, Panama, and Morning Light, faced grounding or wreck threats along Lake Huron and Lake Erie, as storms raged across New York and Michigan.
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Burra.o
N. Y
J. W. Doane
Erie
Empire
Groton
A. H. Moss
W. M. Fagan
Chicago
A W. Moss
Blackwell Canal
John Kelderhouse
Lake Huron
Detroit
Mich
Fountain City
Saginaw Bay
C. B. Benson
Colchester Reef
Lake Erie
J. H. Jewett
Panama
Bar Point
Morning Light
Lumberladen
Manistee
Ludington
Lewiston
Webster
Josiah Ricker
Charlotte
Quebec
Labor Congress in Cleveland Forms yearly committee actions
The labor congress established a legislation committee with Gompers as chair and Powers and Edmonston as vice chairs. Foster was elected general secretary. A platform urged union-backed action, employer liability laws, education, eight hour work, and bans on convict labor. The congress adjourned to meet next August in New York with a banquet in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Labor Congress
Messrs. Gompers
New York
Howard
Massachusetts
Edmonston
Washington
Powers
Chicago
Foster
Ohio
Gompers
Robert Howard
Fell River
W. HH. Foster
Cincinnati Trades Assembly
Congress
W. H. Foster
Plasterers’ Union
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cleveland Trades Assembly
Pittsburg Council Forms Bribery Probe Over Railroad Vote
Pittsburg city council appointed a committee to probe bribery charges leveled by the mayor in a message vetoing an ordinance granting right of way to a new railroad company. If unproven the mayor faces impeachment. if proven, criminal charges could implicate about half the city government.
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Pittsburg
Freight line sets 25 cent rate from Omaha to Chicago
Omaha news reports the St Paul and Omaha and Illinois Central freight line imposes a universal 25 cent rate for all freight from Omaha to Chicago, cutting across classifications. The Burlington and Quincy line is expected to join the strike, signaling wider rate warfare in the northwest.
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Omaha, Neb
St. Paul
Omaha
Mlinois Central
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and
Quincey Road
Gauge change ruling favors railroad company in Ohio case
Cincinnati dispatch reports the Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern railroad changed gauge on a Sunday. Caldwell II indicted the company for labor on Sunday. Judge Grace at Princeton ruled in favor of the railroad, deciding the action invalid.
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Cincinnati
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern Railroad
Grand Any
Caldwell II
Grace
Princeton
Will Case and Probate Actions Across Lynn Area
The May will of Elizabeth Morrison of Braintree names Lara A Dow as heir to the homestead and most assets with two grandchildren receiving cash bequests. An appeal, based on unsound mind and undue influence, is to be heard next February. Also filed is a guardian’s inventory for Cornelius H Cutler of Bellingham totaling 16445. The Lynn common council defeated a plan to place a Swampscott fire alarm box. Local notes report shoe shipments and church fundraising, plus various accidents and civic updates across Chelsea, Malden, Maiden, and surrounding towns.
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Elizabeth Morrison
Braintree
Lara A. Dow
William IL. Morrison
Ina Blanche Morrison
Byfield
Maria Elizabeth Adams
William H. Morrison
Swampscott
Greenback
Lynn
Marley Street
George E. Curtis
Commercial Street
Shoe Cutters
Mechanics
Many Distinguished Persons Attend Thurlow Weed Funeral
New York November 24. A large, somber gathering filled the residence on Twelfth Street and the First Presbyterian Church as Thurlow Weed's death was marked by a private family farewell and a public service. Pall-bearers included ex-Gov Morgan and Gen. James Watson Webb, with a procession to St Peter's Church in Albany planned for tomorrow. Notables such as James G. Blaine, William Evarts, and Hamilton Fish Jr. attended, reflecting Weed's national influence and enduring memory.
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New York
Thurlow Weed
Twelfth Street
Charles O’conor
Leavenworth
Connecticut
Julius Wood
Columbus
H. KR. Riddle
Niagara County
Giov. Morgan
James Watson Webb
Fish
F.W. Seward
John H. van Antwerp
Alfred van
William Barnes, Jr
Birdie Alden
Sandford
W. Seward
Erastus Brooks
Keinschell
Albert H. Trace
Madison Gardener
Henry Clay
William H. Seward
Hall
Paxton
Harriet Weed
Albany
St. Peter’s Church
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Firth Avenue
James G. Blaine
William M. Evarts
Edwards Pierrepont
Hamilton Fish, Jr
van Wyck
BE. D. Morgan
S. O. Vanderpool
Complimentary Pierce Light Guard Party in Boylston Hall
A Pierce Light Guard party in Boylston hall on Friday evening drew 156 couples. The 14 dances kept the floor full until midnight. many wore pretty costumes. Lieut H Clarence Durkee led flour with aides F H Good win and others. J Howard Richardson's orchestra provided fine music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Light Guard
First Regiment Infantry
Boylston Hall
Tha Flour
H. Clarence Durkee
Sergis
W. K. de Lue
F. H. Goodwin
H. D. Humphrey
Fred Dodge
George W. Clough
A. H A. Fenn
J. Howard Richardson
Ezra Jd. Trull
Fifth Regiment
John Tl. Brown
Edward L. Smith
Henry and
Chelsea Streets
Charlestown
Urbane Literary Society of
Monument Hall
Tyler Hicks
Metropolitan Orchestra
Warden Earle Receives G A R Inquiry Request
E P Loring of John A Andrew post 15 Boston informs Warden Earle that a committee will investigate the discharge of veteran soldiers from his force. The warden has already declined to recognize any Grand Army comrade or post as having authority to probe his official acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Greyv. Long joins board of managers after Spooner death
Greyv. Long has been elected one of the board of managers, replacing the late Hon. William B. Spooner, a valuable acquisition. The home mourns founder William Sheafe, who aided its success. As Thanksgiving nears, the board hopes for generous Sunday school contributions to meet the institution’s needs.
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Greyv. Long
William B. Spooner
William Sheafe
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Call
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Irish Nation
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Knevais & Ransom
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Dacy
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Roxbury
Wheelock
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Buffalo
the Life-Saving Service
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Miss Goodacre
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Cornelius H. Cutler
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Ma McLaughlin
Madison Street
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Salem
Nantasket Beach
Viola M. White
Centre Grammar School
Maiden
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Keadville
Hyde Park
Wilmot
William R
George R. Mann
Sharon
George P. Brown
Beverly
Cole
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Russia
Bakhmut
Ekaterinostaff
Bismarck
Sangor
Ele
Educational Association
A. W. Plummer
Kenduskeag
Castine Normal School
Battles
Penobscot Educational Association
John A. Hall
Jesus Christ
Christendom
Christ
Spencer
Russell Booth
Catharine
Emily
Harriet Barnes
Albany Evening Journal
A. W. Gardner
Mrs. Barnes
Jamestown
Charlies W. Calkins
Marine Barracks
Philip Burke
Charles McClay
Thomas F. Glennan
Andrew
Patrick O'Neill
Powhattan
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William EK. Delano
Eager
Crescent Avenue
Old Colony Railway
George H. Morrill
Sarah M. Howe
Joshua St. Wilder
Bowdoin
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C. J. Spencery
Shawiaut Place
Washington Street
H. L. Goodale
Forest Hills Avenue
Morton Street
Gerard Street
Swett Street
Norfolk Avenue
Clay Street
Neponset Avenue
Pierce
Navy Yard Matters
Iit Pees
Post Publishing Co., Publishers
Acall
City Hotel
Wake 1
John Mulloy
Charles H. Donohoe
Coleman Tiklen
Jdr
George F. Oliver
Horatio Roberts
William D. Seeley
G. V. Salispury
Charles H. Morrison
Ezra Bechelder
J. H. Coy
Patrick Keefe
Dennis Connor
John Rece
Timothy J. Keefe
Dennis A. O’brien
Patrick McCul
Patrick Golden
Elbridge G. Perley
Patrick Lacy
Amana P. Johnson
Patrick H. Cooney
John A. Maguire
Albro G. Bean
Marcus M. Merritt
William H. Cate
John M. Plummer
Jason P. Baker
Emeline A. Gilman
Wardan
Thomas A. Addison
Otis Merriam, Jr
John B. Guelpha
George K. Pike
Charles B. Glover
John Nelson
Patrick E. Green
J. E. Denning
Patrick Martin
Alonzo EL. Munaroe
James Walker, Jr
Charles J. Foye
Alvin S. Litchfield
George W. Newhall
John Edmunds
Joseph Sanders
Charles A. Currier
Fred L. Cutting
William E. Gilman
Edward B. Powers
Leander Butler
Formayor
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Thomas Stralin
Thomas B. Jones
James S. Tent
John H. Hall
Jabez K. Montgomery
Charles A. Smith
George T. Roberts
William F. Carruthers
George E. Morrill
Richard Stubbs
L. L. Katen
Charles A. Merriam
James A. McCann
Obadiah Rich
Lyman M. Miller
Eugene F. Endicot
Charles H. Pratt
Francis Ss. Tent
Ivory R. Allen
Jeremiah Norris
Crandon
Board of Aldermen
Organization For the Improvement Society of
Manufacturers’ Gazette of
John C. Hell
Obadiah Rieh, Jr
Charles H. Wratt
Little Wanderers
Luke
Crittenden
Joseph H. Metcalf
Boseman
Feldowsay Furniture
Cambridge Railway
Scollay Square
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