Man Declares Flight to New York Ends in Detainment
John McCullough attempted to board a train at Union depot in St. Louis and proclaimed a trip to New York. The conductor resisted, he struck the conductor, then was moved to a room at the Southern hotel where he calmed. Friends and John M. Norton cared for him, and he began a journey to New York today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John McCullough
Union Depot
New York
McCullough
Southern
John M. Norton
Opera House
Dr. Keller
Cattle Slaughter Ordered After Pleuro Pneumonia Find
Government inspectors Drs Hawk and Rowland continued the inspection of Bliss Ville cow stables. Pleuro-pneumonia was found at every place six cows were ordered killed and others quarantined. They warned an epidemic exists and many more cattle may be slaughtered as milk from these stables goes to Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Ss Point
L.I
Hawk and
Rowland
Bliss Ville
Brooklyn
Morphine Poisoning Shocks New York Youth Found Unconscious
A young man with dark hair and moustache was found unconscious on a New York street and taken to a hospital after morphine poisoning was discovered. Bills in his pocket show purchases at J. Beck of New London Connecticut and B. Smith of Laine City, suggesting travel or contacts. He appears about 28 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Sweeny
J. Beckwith
Bank Street
New London
Conn
B. Smith
Main Street
Laine City
Utica Observer
Joseph Mulhatton
Drummers
Louisville
Mulhatton
United States
New York Herald
Central Park
Blaine
George Eustis
Marshfield
Court Street
Inspector Richardson
Central Office
von Greitchen
Boston
James P. Pouvrier
Rose Rhoades
Revere
Cornhill
Scollay Square
Timothy O’ Hare
Earle & Prew
Eugene McCarty
John Balliston
Tremont
Church Streets
Isaac Angel
Edward Dolan
Patrick Finn
Dix Place
Young Men’s Christian Association
Alfred Genereux
Henry C. Young
Young
Genereux
Ellen White
James White
Charlestown
Second Street
South Boston
Sarah Battles
Gilbert Avenue
Massachusetts General Hospital
William B. Smith
Veiled Prophets Parade Draws Nine Figures In St. Louis
In St. Louis on October 7 a grand veiled prophets parade filled the city with spectacle. Twenty two tableaux floated past as 50,000 visitors watched and about 200,000 lined the parade route. The Merchants' Exchange hosted the grand ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louris
Merchants’ Exchange
York County Fair Opens With Notable Livestock Display
Biddeford Maine October 7 The thirty seventh annual cattle show and fair of the York County Agricultural Society opens with a striking collection of horses cattle sheep and swine praised as unmatched in merit and numbers. Hon Z A Gilbert secretary of the Maine Board of Agriculture delivered the address. The hall collection is expected to exceed prior exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
York County Agricultural Society
Z. A. Gilbert
Maine Board of Agriculture
Threat letters target John Kelly after Chicago convention
Anonymous threats to John Kelly multiply after the Chicago convention. A violent letter dated Oct 2 from Philadelphia warns of Kelly's death if Democrats lose New York. Baltimore origin letter noted as part of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
John Kelly
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Kelly
Connecticut returns show 42 593 vote on biennial sessions amendment
Returns from most towns indicate a total vote of 42 593 with a 15 107 majority in favor of the biennial sessions amendment. Republicans control 72 registration boards, Democrats 49, and 23 are split. No material change from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Boards of Registration
New York Man Seized in Hoboken in Mississippian For phen Case
Louis Green Jr a former Columbus Mississippi cotton broker accused of extensive fore phen fraud was arrested in Hoboken. Two years ago he allegedly swindled Fall River manufacturers and New York brokers out of nearly 200000 dollars using forged bills of exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Green, Jr
Columbus
Miss
Hoboken
Green
Fell River
Healy Dismissed as Labor Bureau Chief in Albany
Albany reports that Hon. David Healy chief clerk of the bureau of labor statistics was dismissed today by Commissioner Peck who accuses him of treachery and dishonesty Healy counters that the removal was for political reasons Healy had recently presided over a Butler meeting against his superior s wishes in Albany October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
David Healy
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Peck
Healy
Lockout Hits Oliver Brothers and Pittsburg Mills
In Pittsburg on October 7, a lockout at Oliver Brothers and the Pittsburg rolling mills left about 3000 workers jobless. The men refused a 12 1 9 per cent reduction, fires unlit as the firm gave no orders, turning the event from a strike into a lockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Oliver Brothers
Engineers elect Ingraham and Spragge in San Francisco
In San Francisco today the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers re elected E G O Ingraham as first grand engineer and J R Spragge as second grand engineer at the organization's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
E. GO. Ingraham
J. R. Spragge
Ohio Doubtful as Blaine Money Fails to Secure Victory
Special Boston Post despatch reports Ohio Republicans raise funds to sway the state with over 43000 in bank and more promised. Democrats cheer, predicting a Waterloo for Blaine if Ohio votes Oct 14. Cautious talk of fraud and bribery shadows the campaign as Beecher and others testify to Blaine’s alleged offers to sell influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New York
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Blaine
Dorsey
Indiana
Wherton A. Barker
Philadelphia
Don Cameron
Cleveland
Democratic State Committee
St. John
Cowles
Cleveland Leader
Mulligan
Sherman
Foster
Beecher Letter Responds To Blaine Talk On Cornerstone Offer
Rev Henry Ward Beecher publishes a letter dated Oct 6 1884 from Brooklyn detailing a Sept 29 1877 interview with Gen Alger and the hope Blaine would fix a congressional committee with Little Rock bands off his hands. Beecher asserts Joy London telegram misrepresented Blaine Alger exchange. Beecher promises further clarification after Joy replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Blaine
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. A. Alger
Michigan
Dar Sm
James F. Joy
Detroit
London
Mr. Joy
Joy
Cave Brown, Shipley & Co
Congress
James G. Blaine
Chicago
Mr. Blaine
Cooper Union
Fifth Avenue
New York Evening Post
Blaine's Health and 1884 election chatter
A Buffalo Times correspondent reports that Blaine travels on a special train with restricted press access, while his inner circle worries over his vigor and the risk of collapse. The dispatch notes his age, decades of high pace life, Bright's disease rumors, and compares Blaine to Logan and Arthur. other items criticize Dr. Dick, Mulhatton, and Cleveland's public image, while Akron, Connecticut, and Ohio politics loom with Butler and Garfield mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Blaine
New York World
Chicago News
Blaine Party
Logan
Arthur
Bright
Tildens Letter on Democratic Reform and GOP Expulsion
Samuel J Tilden argues in his October 7 1884 letter that federal reform requires Democratic control of the White House and asserts the party s fidelity to revolutionary ideals. He contrasts Democratic origins with Republican abuses and urges electing Democratic candidates for president and vice president to restore government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Tilden
Graystone
Democratic Party
United States
Republican Party
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
Massachusetts
George Clinton
Robert R. Livingston
New York
George Wythe
James Madison
Virginia
Mr. Jefferson
Republic
Grafton
James the II
Jefferson
Jackson
England
Kelley trial closes in U S circuit court with divided verdict outlook
In Portland Maine on October 7 the Kelley trial ended with closing arguments from Judge Gilbert and District Attorney Luntin. The defense contends death came from medical maltreatment and an accidental shooting, while the government argues Kelley intended to shoot as a warning. The judge defined excusable homicide versus manslaughter and the jury later could not agree, being discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowhegan
J. Frank Walker
Embden
Albert R. Daggett
Foster
H. B. Cleaves
E. N. Merrill
Bradbury
S. J. Walton
J. J. Parlin
Pople
E. N. Ferrill
Walker
Daggett
Turner Buswell
J. B. Twaddle
Anson
Portland
Kelley
Gilbert
Smith
Babes
Luntin
Colt
Trial of John H Slavin for Murder in Olneyville
In Providence the common pleas court heard the state’s case against John H Slavin of Newport for murder in Olneyville Johnston. Slavin claimed self defense after his father beat him and pursued him with stones. the jury acquitted after two hours deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Slavin
Newport
Rt. I
Providence
R.I
Court of Common Pleas
John H.slavin
Olneyville
Johnston
Miss Darling
John
Slavin Senior
Annual Meeting of the American Board in Columbus
The seventy-fifth annual meeting of the American board of commissioners for foreign missions convened in Second Presbyterian Church Columbus with Mark Hopkins as chair. Eleven missionaries six assistants and a large total on foreign lands. The Morning Star vessel completed at forty five thousand dollars, built largely from Sunday school gifts. Receipts reached five hundred eighty eight thousand three hundred fifty three dollars, with donations eighty two percent. Swetts estate residuary legatee to exceed two hundred fifty thousand dollars. similar sum to home missions. Secretary Clark notes friendlier Chinese officials and need for 12 to 15 reinforcements. Board spans 21 missions worldwide with gospel in 25 languages. More than 800 towns and cities, 4000 students, and 30,000 Christian children in schools. Fourteen churches organized and about 2400 converts this year, a record. International attendance projected at 1200 to 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Board
Columbus
C. Col
Morning Star
Micronera
Samuel W. Swetts
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Home Missions
Clark
Christian Fellowship
Woman arrested in $20,000 diamond larceny case
Mrs. Georgiana Heustis, 35, held on indictment for larceny of diamonds valued at $20,000 from Theresa Lynch of New York. Details describe her marriages, claimed Vanderbilts links, living lavishly at Fifth Avenue hotel, and pawn of diamonds to a Boston loan firm. New York detectives seek her return. habeas corpus plea discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Heustis
Court Street
Theresa Lynch
Broadway
New York
Griffin
Moody
Leonard
J. Fred Houstis
East Marshfield
Mass
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Lynch
Boston
von Greitchen
New York District Attorney’s Office
Indignation Over Canada Relief Delay For Labrador Starvation
In Quebec on October 7, indignation rises at provincial inaction delaying famine relief for Labrador coast populations. The steamer Canadienne was kept at Gaspe until days ago awaiting orders but proceeded untreated, and Dominion steamer Napoleon III cannot be used due to harbor winter load. Magdalen Islands also report hundreds facing starvation amid neglect and political favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion of Canada
Quebec
Labrador
Gaspe
Dominion
Napoleon III
Napoleon
Gulf
Magdalene Islands
Various Navy and societal items from Washington dispatch
The treasury secretary received a telegram from Capt Healy aboard the revenue steamer Corwin reporting arrival in San Francisco with 30 wrecked whalemen 15 prisoners from the Adele and five destitute miners from Galveston bay. Also notes Bowhead crushed in ice near Icy cape and John R McLean wedding to Emily Beale quiet ceremony. The Supreme Court term opens with about 600 cases on docket and potential retirement of Justice Bradley. Guiteau bones attracting curiosity prompts locking remains. Vandalia to be decommissioned at Portsmouth Upshur promoted to rear admiral Greely granted two months leave. Atlanta steel cruiser to be launched and Dolphin despatch boat to sail to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Healy
Corwin
San Francisco
Arctic Ocean
Adele
Galvin Bay
Icy Cape
John R. McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Emily L
Beale
U.S. A
United States Supreme Court
Justice Bradley
Guiteau
Atlanta
Chester
Dolphin
New York
Multiple Incidents and Meetings Reported in New Hampshire News
A Marine aboard Vandalia at Portsmouth, NH died from a Monday night accident. James McManus suffered severe burns from molten iron at Crompton's Worcester foundry on Tuesday while carrying iron in a ladle. The Grand Encampment I C C F NH opened in Concord with Grand Chief Patriarch John Gillis presiding. 43 new members joined, totaling about 2000. Hampden Mutual Fire Insurance of Springfield plans to close and return policies, after Newton paper mill fire losses influenced the step, with 700–800 policies affected. The Eastman Association will meet at East Concord on Oct 8 to fund a memorial hall for Capt. Ebenezer Eastman of Haverhill, aiding Penacock’s founding. In Vermont, Speaker Batchelder named 10 standing committees with chairmen listed for Judiciary, Military Affairs, Education, Manufactures, Highways and Bridges, Corporations, Distributing, Mileage and Debentures, Agriculture, and Claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
James McManus
Crompton
Worcester
New Hampshire
Concord
John Gillis
Manchester
Hampden Mintual Fire Assurance Company
Springfield
Mass
8. C. Warriner
Newton
Holyoke
Eastman Association
East Concord
N. It
Ebenezer Eastman
Haverhill
Louisburg
Penacock
Vermont
Batchelder
House
W.H. Walker
Ludlow
F. C. Stramahan
St. Albans
M. O. Perkins
Windsor
W. P. Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury
G. A. Walker
Bridport
Josiah Grout
Derby
C. E. Claflin
Brookfield
F. A. Hall
Bolton
F. D. Douglass
Whiting
Hugh Henry
Chester
Damon’s safes at manors price
A Sudbury report notes safes at Damon’s have price tags set for manor purchases. Local buyers consider security fixtures as estate enhancements amid shifting market values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Butler and Blaine Rivalry Shaping Massachusetts GOP
The eighth Suffolk district republican senate contest at the city committee headquarters ends with Burt nominated after an informal ballot. Blackwell objects to the chair and factions clash over a unanimous nomination claim. Other state nominations and reports on Butler, Blaine, and independent support fill the political scene as campaigns tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk District
Republican City Committee
George A. O. Ernst
Daniel Lovering, Jr
C. G. Attwood
Ward
George L. Burt
Tomlinson
Richard Holmes
H. B. Blackwell
Burt
Ward 24
Samuel J.capen
Gen
Attwood
Blackwell
Apa
aeeneTecolerence
Weeesees
Richard Poumes
Cos
Gen. Attwood
Mr. Blackwell
Fay
Joseph Bennett
Republican State Committee
Destructive Fire at Grand Opera House Bethlehem
A fire at 3 am destroyed the Grand Opera House in South Bethlehem and gutted four adjacent brick stores. Losses include the opera house owner E P Wilbur and local businesses F H Fenner G W Rhodes and H L Jacobs with stock and structure estimated at tens of thousands. Firemen reportedly drank from liquor barrels amid the blaze, and one man, Mauser, was severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Grand Opera House
F. H. Fenner
G. W. Rhodes
Bethlehem Iron Company
H. L. Jacobs
William Wint
Milton Lawfer
E. P. Wilbur
Mauser
Veterans From Two Regiments Entertain at Institute Fair
Nine companies of the Union Veteran Army visited the institute fair on Tuesday and were welcomed by General Manager Wood. About 450 men from the first and second regiments performed with the Byford fife and drum corps in a program titled A Day in Camp. The crowd yesterday was large and the fair's quality gained broader recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Veteran Army
Portsmouth
Hampton
Amesbury
Institute
Wood
Eben Jackson
John McKay
Burrill Smith
Convention Programme at Tremont Temple In Boston
The New England pastors and laymen convention opens October 15 at Tremont Temple with Moody headlining. Sessions cover reaching non church goers, Bible use in Sunday schools, revival promotion, youth work, church life, and prayer meetings led by A J Gordon A B Earle R G Seymour and G L Withrow among others. Tickets are required and out of town attendees should notify the Boston Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
New England
Moody
R. K. Meredith
Mr. Moody
A. B. Earle
A. J. Gordon
D. D
Layford
Sankey
R. G. Seymour
G.L. Withrow
Boston
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Standish’s Cannon Bursts Again Endangering Cadets at Sea
The US steamer Standish under Lieut John F Meigs saw a second muzzle loading Parrott gun burst within a year while cadets fired at 700 yards in Chesapeake Bay. Debris weighed up to 600 pounds flew across the deck but no injuries were reported. A similar gun had cracked on the Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
United States
Standish
John F. Meigs
Chesapeake Bay
Wyoming
Daring freight wreck attempt and Wakefield raids in Malden
In Malden last night a large number of sleepers were placed on the Newburyport freight line near Lowell street, causing engine damage and track disruption as the train sped through. James Brighton of Reading suffered a broken leg and serious injuries after a hay wagon toppled in Wakefield. Chief Day of Wakefield conducted raids on McWilliams’ hotel, Evans’ saloon, and Nickerson’s saloon, seizing a substantial quantity of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Newburyport
Boston
Lowell Street
Lynnfield
James Brighton
Reading
Wakefield
McWilliams
William Evans
Sol Nickerson
Herr Gericke to Conduct Symphony Orchestra This Winter
The German musician Herr Gericke, set to conduct the Symphony orchestra this winter, was hosted at an informal reception by the Anonymous club at the Creighton house Tuesday evening. About 25 or 30 club members and guests attended. Prominent invitees included Dana Estes, Louis C. Eison, Louis Maas, W. H. Sherwood, Otto Grundman, Rev. E. P. Guild, and G. H. Sanderson. Supper was served with Mr. F. Allen presiding, and the gathering featured musical entertainment by Eison, Vaas, and Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Gericke
Anonymous
Creighton House
Messrs
Dana Estes
Louis C. Eison
Louis Maas
W. H. Sherwood
Otto Grundman
Rev. E. P. Guild
G. H. Sanderson
Mr. F . Allen
Messrs. Eison, Vaas and Sherwood
Mob Attacks Hayes Farm. Son-in-law Dunlap Fatally Wounded
In Sipe Springs a mob attacked farmer Hayes residence after his son-in-law Dunlap and Hayes's young son confronted the assailants. Young Hayes was killed. Dunlap died later from wounds. A Hayes son faced alleged horse theft involvement and a committee demanded exile. Citizens pursue attackers. further unrest expected. Campaign work by G W Simmons & Co is noted with a wary packing pace remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Sipe Springs
Hayes
Dunlap
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Messrs.5. & Co
Races at Beacon Park feature Hastings and Lizzie N wins
Beacon Park fall meeting opened with brisk spectator turnout and two races two heats. Hastings won the three minute class heat one and two before Almont Eagle withdrew after a collision. Gen Storms led until Bijou overtook to win by a length. Bostons beat Buffalo on strong batting while baseball scores extend across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Tarters
B. G. Hastings
B. G. General Storms
Blk. S. Almont Eagle
B. G. Alfred D
B. m. Sweetness
Hastings
Alfred D
Almont Eagle
Mr. Riley
Gen. Storms
Beagon Park
C.D. Palmer
Marsh
Br. G. Bou
Brooks
B.g. Gen. Storms
H. E
Badge
B. G. Alfred
G.&.blanchard
B.m. Sweetness
J. Riley
Biks
Buffalo
Boston
Buffinton
Serad
Large attendance at fair as sugar and brick machines debut
A crowded fair yesterday featured visitors including Neal Dow and Capt. Andrews. Sugar and brick machines were set to operate today, expanding the mechanical department. A wood-working machine by inventor R. T. White showcased moulding, mortising, boring, and carving replacements in the grand hall basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Dow
Capt. Andrews
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Grand Hall
R. T. White
Anniversary celebration of the Maverick Rifles and guests
The Maverick Rifles company L first regiment marked its anniversary on Tuesday with a reception for the United Train of Artillery from Providence R I. After the tests at the Providence depot a short parade occurred and a dinner was served at the Webster house. The afternoon was spent at Oak Island and in the evening the annual banquet was held in the armory with many prominent military men in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick Rifles
United Train of Artillery
Providence
R. I
Webster House
Oak Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pobt Publishing CO
Milk
Washingtonnshington St
Bostom
Bangama
AILY
Advan
Boston Weekly Post
Akc
A. P. Moore
Grover Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
Telegraph and Mail
the Campaign Fund
Post
Jackson Democrats
Littleton
Showhegan
Prohibition Party
Meccullough
Long Island
York County
Connecticut
Indianapolis
Ind
New Castle
W. W. Coteral
Henry County
Episcopalians
DerrioIr
Mich
Ninth Episcopal Congress of the
St. John’s Church
Whitney’s Opera House
Harris
Locomotive Engineers
Georgia
Savannah
Nce
Altoona
Mechanics’ Bank
BLAIE
Beecher
Europe
Mr. Beecher
Gro
Buffalo Times
First Presbyterian Church
Sin
Bail
Meredith
Rochester Post Express
Hartford Times
Eaton
Naugatuck
Butler
Newark Journal
Garfield
Chicago Inter Ocean
Hocking Valley
Dayville
East Killingly
Livermore
Atchison
Denver
Col
Tribune- Republican
Empona
Kan
Santa Fe
Here
Mexico
Alcelde
Salinas
Laredo
Mex
Trevinoe
Narajo
Nuevo Leon
Alcalde Santos
Gen. Trevino
el Coyote
Fall River Mills
Fall River
G. O. Taylor
Rk. H. Henry
B. B. Smalley
Freeman Smith
Pittsfield
Joseph Kidder
L. K. Peacock
W. H. Lamprey
Laconia
Sentinel
A. R. Jenkins
H. Poore
Franklin
Joan Gillinis
New Hampshire State Teachers’ Association
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Fort Popham
Charles M. Mitchell
Herbert H. Wright
William W. Cotton
Hiram Hill
Foreign Missions
Electric Light
Ottawa
Royal Electric Company of
Montreal
Chaudiere Falls
Royal Company
Rent Corporation
Ressepanigee Electric and Iluminating Company
Soston
Bangor
Penobscot Musical Association
J.C. Bartlett
H. F. Knowles
Alta Pease
A. Saxon
L. A. Powers
Manchester Mills
Samuel R. Payson
Joseph H. White
Wm, Hill
Moody Currier
Benj. P. Cheney
Wm. O. Grover
John C. Palfrey
Josiah S. Channer
Gen. Palfrey
Butler and Blaine
Massscausetts
Bay State
Plymouth
Horace Reed
South Abington
J. J. Whipple
Brockton
State Central Committee
George N. Mansell
Sandwich
Barnstable
Lowell
John Callaghan
Joseph M. Wilson
Fred T. Greenvhalge
Bristol
Job M. Leonard
Somerset
Butter
Utter
People’s Party
Hampton County
Mugwutap
Hendricks
Henry B. Lovering
Thomas F. Haley
P. D.dwyer
Ward 8
Au Maachusetts
Harvey N. Collison
Ward 6
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
Ward 4
Union Hotel
Cambridge Street
Milo F. Stevens
Blaine and Loan Club
Charles Fields
J. J. McCarthy
James Draine
James Wyman
J.J. McCarthy
William Wyman
John Doran
William Fernald
Edward Haynes
J. P. Horton
J. W. Doles
Richard Coleman
Richard Doyle
Jeremiah Lyons
Thomas Burns
William E. Jarvis
Cleveland and Hendricks
P. T. Barry
Chelsea
John C. Heenan
Bachelor Club
Great Barrington
North Adams
Greenfield
Northampton
Fitchburg
Woods Hall
New Bedford
Taunton
Abington
Walpole
Democrats
Ward 3
Bunker Hill Street
Lexington Street
C. P
Col. Coveney
Edwin N. Hill
Blaine and Logan Club
Lyceum Hall
Winchester
John M. Corse
George RB. Brine
Salem
Robert Bishop
Tudor Street
Charter Street
Patrick Grifflin
Mary Carroll
Telegraph
Shaw Bros
Forest Station
Ore
Wallula Junction
Theodore Pfeiffer
Warren
Samuel Whitcher
Institute Fair
Moody and Sankey
Texas Fashion
OC Fober Trotting Meeting
Lizzie M
Crowley
Hace
Lynn
Don Carlos
Centilla
Capitola
May Bird
B. F.C
Tom Rolf
Lizzie
May Tird
Lorses
Geo. Scattergood
B. m. Lizzie
J. Boddes
Tom
J.J. Bowen
B. m. Capitola
A. J. Hawes
B. m. May Bird
J. Dugrey Ds
B.g. Stephen G
Ramsey
Bug
KR. F. C
Doatome
New Yorks
Detroits
Providenco
Clevelands
Cincinnatis
Alleghenys
Baltimores
Louisvilles
Philadelphia—Athletics
Metropolitans
Arkness
Toledos
Brooklyns
Virginias
Richmond
Jerome Park
Jim Renwick
Strathsprey
Lady Loud
Miss Daly
Coral
Mullens
Roy
Cluck
Himalaya
Shenandoah
Royal Arch
J. W. Harris
G. A. Breed
D. Stimpson
Daisy D
Lockwood Press
New York City
Butcher Boy
M. A. Cavanagh
Knoxie D
C. W. Dodge
Bostons
I Buffalos
A. E
Richardson
O’ Rourke
Brouthers
Eales
Egeler
C Fl
Tougis
Buffalos
Whitney
Morrill
Myers
McLean
Westerday
Egypt
Cairo
Nile
Col. Stewart
Merawell
Berlin
Herr von Sweinfurth
Africa
William
Prince Bismarck
Paris
France
Cork
Grenan
Duke of Cambridge
Ireland
Navy Yard Matters
Galena
Navy Yard
A. Batcheller
J. M. Green
Nc General
Mane
Career d Obate
Post Publishing CO
C. H. Judd
E. B. McClellan
W. P. Eiliott
C. B. €. Moore
R. M. Doyle
Ensign
E. E. Capehart
G. A. Paymaster
A. Burtis
C. E. Devalion
C. A. Doyen
United States Marine Corps
Commancing Marine Guard
H. T. Percy
W. Rowbotham
T. F. Carter
H. Hail
Bridget Tobin
Beverly
Mary Leary
Suffolk West Conference of Congregational Churches
Newton Centre
Judge Park
Judge Norton
Norton
A. C. Denney
C. F. Rand
Nashua
Middlesex Central
Boston and Lowell
Arlington
KK. T. Russell
D-Frame Body
Brussels
John & James Dobson
Washington Street
Woodstock
John , Pray
Sons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!