Pillsbury Earns Notable Reception in Ohio
Since arriving in Ohio the Hon. Eben F. Pillsbury has been greeted as a governor by the Buckeyes. He is praised for solid work for Hancock and English and has spoken to large crowds following Blaine and Boutells, gaining a favorable reception.
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Ohio
Eben F. Pillsbury
Buckeyes
Pillsbury
Hancock
English
Blaine
Boutells
Weather outlook for New England and Middle States
Warmer clear or fair weather in New England and Middle States with southeast to southwest winds. Barometer steady or slowly falling. Northwest region sees a fall in temperature with northwesterly winds and rising barometer along with local rain and partly cloudy conditions.
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New England
Middle States
Republicans Fear Ohio Vote and Indiana Fraud Storm
Dispatches from New York report Republican anxiety over Ohio turning wavering and Indiana voter intimidation fears. Chicago sources note repeaters flooding Indiana under fugitive leaders, while Indiana businessmen mock the scare as campaign buncombe. Dems in Ohio hold large torchlight and mass meetings as campaigns heat up.
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Boston Post
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Garfield
Indianapoli
Barnum
Indianapolis
United States
Chicago
Democratic
Republican
Independent
Evening Journal
Democratic Party
Porter
Congress
Col Forney and Others Predicting a Walk Over
Col Forney and other observers foresee an easy victory while Gen Grant faces allegations and claims raised in an anonymous letter writer’s averments. Hancock’s physician emphasizes restraint in tone and cautions against sensationalism amid the controversy.
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Col. Forney
Gen. Grant
Hancock
Bayard Addresses Philadelphia Merchants on New Deal Critics
Senator Bayard spoke to about 100 leading Philadelphia merchants at the Academy of Music criticizing Republican scare rhetoric and urging unity beyond local interests. He argued for Democratic protection of national prosperity, praised Hancock, and defended hard money while advocating commercial control over banking.
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Philadelphia
Senator Bayard
Academy of Music
Bayard
Academy
Henry Bratem
Pennsylvania
Gen. Garfield
New York
Garfield
Maine
Hancock
United States
Lie
Congress of the
Filancock
Fom Bayard
Americus Club
Reading
Democrats Confident of Winning a Decisive Illinois Victory
Chicago reports from Oct. 10 note prominent Illinois Democrats visiting the city share optimistic views on the state campaign. They credit Maine results, Ohio and Indiana prospects, and a growing reserve vote, predicting Judge Trumbull’s gubernatorial win with broad cross party support and lawyer influence across Knox, Rock Island, Gallatin, Saline, and other counties.
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Cniiaco
Ilinois
Chicago
Maine
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Hio
Judge Trumbull
Bim
Knox County
Rock Island
Gallatin
Sal Zamon
Will
Iroquois
Macoupin
St. Clair
McLean
Adams
Trumbull
Governors Unite Behind Hancock in Rebel Claims Debate
The World reports nine Southern state governors endorse Gen Hancocks letter on rebel claims. Maryland officials also back the letter though Maryland is not in the solid South. Montgomery Blair criticizes Grant and predicts a Democratic victory in November. Unionists confident they will carry Maine.
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New York Herald
Stevenson
Gen
Hancock
Governor’s Island
Gov. Stevenson
Indiana
Ohio
Col
John W. Forney
Pennsylvania
Gen. Hancock
Gen. Grant
Grant
Army of the
Lincoln
Nrew York
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Tennessee
Hamilton
Carroll
Maryland
White
New York
Montgomery Blair
Democratic National Committee
Blair
Maine
Tilden Telegram Boosts Ohio Democrats in 1876 Campaign
A telegram from Samuel J. Tilden to John G. Thompson, read at Ohio Democratic rallies, urges Democrats to measure sacrifices highly and predicts a pre national victory. The note cites 1876 strength and references Indianapolis poolroom odds and Rev. Henry A. Powell switching to Hancock and English.
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Cleveland, O
Samuel J. Tilden
John G. Thompson
State
Democratic Committee
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Democracy
Indianapolis
Henry A. Powell
Old Bushwick Dutch Reformed Church
Brooklyn
Hancock
All Europe Agitated Over the Turkish Question
London Oct 10 All powers approve England's plan to pressure the Sultan by naval operations in the Aegean Sea. England France and Germany presumed to act as Europe’s mandatories. The Sultan resists while Russia appears more favorable to English proposals.
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Europe
England
France
Gean Sea
Germany
Constantinople
Hobart Pasha
Paris
Sayer
Council of Ministers
Grevy
Austria
Turkey
Goschen
Russia
Dulcign
Gladstone
Larker
the Spectator
Fires Ravage Farms and Mills Across Several Towns
A string of fires reports barns at Bartlett place Mt Washington owned by E Bowley burned with hay grain carriages sleighs tools 300 barrels of apples and a cider mill in the basement. Sterling Illinois cattle sheds at Miller distillery burned destroying 1500 head of cattle and over 500 tons of hay with losses estimated at 40 000 to 50 000. Utica New York grist and saw mill of A Hulzewhiser burned with 700 bushels of wheat and lumber losses around 120 000 no insurance. Bradford Pennsylvania McLure House Red Rock depot and two small buildings damaged by lamp explosion. Minnie Slattery fainted and was injured. Cazenovia New York Ames Thayer sash and door factory loss 25 000 with 10 000 insured suspected incendiary. Middleboro Massachusetts Zebadee Leonard sawmill burned incindary with losses 8 000. insured 1 400.
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Haverhill
Bartlett Place
Mt. Washington
E. Bowley
Sterling
Ill
Miller’s
Newankk
A. Hulzewhiser
Utica
Bradford
McLure
Red Rock
Minnie Slattery
Marv Hassler
Cazenovia
N. Y
Ames & Thayer
Middleboro
Mass
Zebadee Leonard
Cape Cod Ship Canal
John Mulhern
Monroe
Wis
Burkey
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Jersey City
Central Avenue
H. R. Harrison
Morrisville
N. J
Philadelphia Times
James Watson
Dutch Dan
Curtisle
Thomaston Bank
Maine
Boylston Bank
Boston
Robert Hill
St. John
N. B
Hill
James Carroll
London
Ont
Biddulph
New York
Central Park
Alexandria
Egypt
Commodore Gorringe
Wall Street
Western Union
Green Party
Mills, Duff and Munson
Gould
Josephine Churchbill
Sing Sing
Col. Mapleson
Admiral Gion
Adelaide Neilson
Tammany
Irving Hall
William McKay
Agnes
Fall River
Brooklyn
Gen
Grant
Frederick
Albemarle
Old Dominion Line
Sammis
Patrick Larken
Breyport Hall
East Fifty-fourth Street
John Hardley
Handley
John Farley
William McConnell
William Sullivan
Consul Shaw
Ward
Hanlan
Waltham
Salem Light Infantry
South Salem
Alem
Mary Hayes
Thomas Orr
Muddle Street
Weymouth
Holyoke Mutual
Revere
Jo. E. Robinson
Charles H. Freeman
Pocasset
Danvers
Christian Fletcher
Lawrence
Cambridge
Daniel Driscoll
John Doherty
East Cambridge
Doherty
William Dooley
Canton
Dedham
Concord
St. Louis
Hoosac Tunnel
Fitchburg
Belmont
Locke
French & Ward
West Street
West Stoughton
Dennis Kelly
Edward J. Koung
Eighth Cincinnati Industrial Exposition closes with large profit
The Eighth Cincinnati Industrial Exposition concluded with 300000 visitors and a net $5000 profit. Commissioner allocated $2500 to the Art Museum fund, which has risen to $311000. Charles W. West contributed $150000 on a matching gift plan, fueling rapid subscriptions. Other major donors included Julius Dexter, Reuben Springer, and David Linton.
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Cincinnati
Art Museum Fund
Art Museum
Charles W. West
Mr. West
Julius Dexter
Reuben Springer
David Linton
Deaths and hangings fill a wide crime and crime news sweep
Patrick Butler dies by his own hand at Charlottetown while Gay and Mitchell face impending hangs in Quebec and Annapolis. St. Louis shooters claim 92 birds. 300 emigrants reach Montreal en route to Manitoba. National Thanksgiving set for November 3. Exports of 36 357 barrels of apples from Montreal to Britain this season.
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Patrick Butler
Charlottetown
N. B
Gay
Mulligan
Hampshire
Hanworth
Bogaraus
St. Louis
Ninty
Montreal
Manitoba
St. John
Great Britain
Alamosa
Colo
Thomas Mathieu
Pat. Donovan
August Berman
Rochester
N. Y
John V. Veghte
Somerset County
N. J
Secret Service
Washington
Flint, Mich
John McPherson
U.S
National State Bank of
Troy
Lake City
Ouray
E. Cherrier
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Twenty four killed and as many more fatally injured
A disaster claim reports twenty four fatalities and an equal number injured in a catastrophic event. Details on location, cause, and respondents are sparse in the fragment. Authorities in charge promise investigations and relief coordination.
Pittsburg Train Collision Kills Twenty Officials Probe Cause
A Wall's accommodation train collided with a Greensburg special on the Pennsylvania Railroad in Pittsburgh after a Diemocratic parade. Nineteen to twenty-four killed and many injured as crowds packed the rear cars. Engineers Huey and Rambo escaped unhurt. flagman Penrod blamed amid investigations.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall
Greensburg
Twenty Eighth Street
Wall’s
Union Depot
Twenty-eighth Street
Fatal collision on New York and New England line at Willimantic
An extra freight collided with a regular passenger train near Willimantic, Conn. Eight people died including Conductor Henry C. Aldrich and engineers Charles T. Kenyon Walter Borsyth, plus firemen Thomas Flood and Michael Hurley. Aldrich ignored a telegraphed order to follow train No. 50 on the siding.
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Andover
Conn
New York and New England
Willimantic
Henry C. Aldrich
Charles T. Kenyon
Walter Borsyth
Thomas Flood
Michael Hurley
Aldrich
Washington Express
Boston
Air Line
New Haven
Kenyon
Flood
Chicago Fire Ninth Anniversary Observed
Chicago marks the ninth anniversary of the great fire that burned two days and nights, devastated 2 100 acres and destroyed 18 000 buildings with extensive property losses.
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Chicago
Political Clashes Turn Violent in Indiana Races
Reports from Shelbyville and Evansville describe two deadly confrontations amid Indiana political excitement. Sheriff McCorkle died after being shot during fights between Republicans, Democrats, and Greenbackers, while Ed Kennedy, Ed Rouse, and Oscar Shorter were involved in separate shootings. Mob threats and a jail transfer followed the incidents.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Shelbyville
Evansville
Ben Harrison
de LaMatur
McCorke
Ed. Kennedy
Sheriff McCorkle
Kennedy
McCorkle
Addison Lee
Rouse
Oscar Shorter
Shorter
Thomas Bowden
Dangerous Illness of Justice Clifford in Washington
Washington news reports Justice Clifford’s illness and advanced age cast doubt on his return to the bench. His son W H Clifford arrived from Portland after telegraphic notice. Doctors say he may resume his seat within a week, while Justice Hunt and Justice Swayne are noted as unable to discharge duties.
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Justice Clifford
Washington
W. H. Clifford
Portland
Justice Iunt
New York
Justice Swayne
Ohio
Clifford
Supreme Bench
New Orleans Cotton Movement Shows Seaboard Rise
The September cotton exchange reports movement to seaboard at 462 524 bales, excess 105 000 over last year September. Direct overland mill shipments 12 039 bales, down 10 000. Northern spinners take 64 000, down 20 000 from September 1879. Charleston reports varied estimates of crop picked and prospects vs last year.
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New Orleans
Law
National Cotton Exchange
Seaboard
Charleston
8. C
Charleston Cotton Exchange
Petersburg Man Merritt Arrested After Fatal Weldon Assault
John Merritt, previously tried for the Hicks murder and acquitted at Weldon, was arrested Saturday night for a deadly assault on Weldon postmaster J. T. Evans and bartender J. O. Brady. Brady was struck on the head and probably fatally injured, triggering strong public indignation.
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Petersburg
John Merritt
E. M. Hicks
Weldon
J. T. Evans
J. O. Brady
Merritt
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Earnings Rise
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad reports gross earnings from January to October 1, 1880 totaling 2,221,540 dollars, up 1,395,319 dollars from the prior year. For the first week of October the line earned 106,576 dollars, 76,162 dollars more than the same week in 1879.
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New York
Denver and Rio Grande
Bradford Crime Scene Sees Fatal Stabbing and Assault
In Bradford Pennsylvania on October 10 George Salisbury fatally stabbed his brother in law Oscar Briggs during a quarrel at Bar num New York. Salisbury was arrested. In Tarport Frank Boynton thirty five white raped a four year old daughter of Tom Pierce colored. Boynton was arrested and threats of lynching are reported.
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Bradford
George Salisbury
Oscar Briggs
Barnum
N. Y
Salisbury
Tarport
Frank Boynton
Tom Pierce
Boynton
Body found of woman in Norwalk early this morning
Early this morning the body of a woman was discovered by one of the hands employed on the propeller in Norwalk Connecticut. Police were alerted and began an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Street
Academy of Music
Norwalk
Conn
Daniel Gilmore
Notable Obituaries and Deaths in New England
Obituary notices report the death of Thomas Siggins of Great Barrington aged about 52, a Civil War veteran and district clerk. Also listed are Rev Ends J Montague of Rosendale Wis, George W Lawton of Waltham, Lester Williams of West Springfield, John Garvey once linked to the Tweed Ring in New York, and Charles Cook of Newburyport aged 85, the oldest Mason in the area.
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Great Barrington
Housatonic Agricultural Society
Forty-ninth
Port Hudson
Green
Siggins
Berkshire
Ends J. Montague
Rosendale
Wis
Westhampton
Mass
Williams College
Andover
Windsor, Conn
Faith Hooker
Edward Hooker
Windsor
Wisconsin
George W. Lawton
Waltham
River Street
Boston Manufacturing Company
Lester Williams
West Springfield
John Garvey
New York City
London
Garvey
New Court House
Charles Cook
Newburyport
Order
Fire and tragedy mix in New England brief
In Hopkinton Massachusetts a baby died in a cradle fire. In Newmarket New Hampshire the town library opens with EK A Keep as librarian and 1200 volumes. Fred Tarbox of Biddeford Maine sustains severe burns lighting a kerosene fire. Frederick Ricketson of New Bedford drowns after a fall from heat. Drowning victims include Joseph Cote of Biddeford age 16 in the Saco River. Prohibitionists have not notified John S H Frink of a Rockingham county solicitor nomination.
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Hopkinton
Mass
Mark Kimball
Newmarket
N. H
EK. A. Keep
Fred Tarbox
Biddeford
Frederick Ricketson
New Bedford
Joseph Cote
Damas Cote
Saco River
John S. H. Frink
Rockingham County
N. He
Chilean policy and Pacific tensions roil Peru conflict
Reports from Arica and Lima describe Christiancy demanding satisfaction after the burning of the U S consulate with possible orders for a bombardment if refused. Wachusett returns to Callao and Chilean raids devastate Chorillos and Ancon. A Valparaiso letter notes peace rumors, but many favor war to humiliate Lima. A torpedoed Chilean warship Cove donga is said sunk with four survivors.
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Opinion National
Lima
Arica
Christiancy
United States
Adams
Panama Star and Herald
U. S
Wachusett
Callao
Covedonga
Tremont Temple Concert Week With Multiple Soloists
Tremont Temple hosts five concerts this week starting with the Hardel and Haydn Society performing Messiah tonight. Tomorrow features Philharmonic Orchestra, Ruggles Street Church male quartet, and Bendix pianist. Elijah and other programs follow with notable solos and a children's matinee.
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Tremont Temple
Hardel and Haydn Society
Ishan Bailey
Emily Winant
William J. Wineh
Myron Whitney
Philharmonic Orchestra
Ruggles Street Church
O.jo Bendix
Handel and Haydn Society
Elijah
Fanny Nellogg
Charles R. Adams
John F. Winch
H. Kk. H. Carter
Teresa Carreno Campbell
Ella M. Chamberlain
B. R. Church
F. H. Lewis
Elmore A. Pierce
Miniature Concert Company
Martha F. M. Colby
Rose Flarding
Charlie Higgins
Lulu Stanley
Miss Chamberlain
EK. Strasser
Ruggles St. Church
Herbert O. Johnson
Wiliam T. Meek
Thomas H. Hall
Geo. R. Clark
Otto Bendix
Copenhagen
Temple
H. EF. H. Carter
Teresa Carreno Campebell
Ella M. Chamberlin
Wulf Fries
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H. W. Redfield
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U.S. A
B. M. Porssenn
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Abany
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Fla
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Spain
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Henry C. Bird & Co
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Richards & Co
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Lappincott, Son & Co
H. Harris & Co
Stallary
J. M. Watson & Co
J. H. Osgood
Hatch & Co
Boots and Shoes
Johnson, Moody & Co
Carpets
Wilmerding, Hogue & Co
Samuel Buntime’s Sons & Co
Henry & Hatch
Samuel Hatch & Co
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Samuel Hatch & Coa
W.ick. McKey & Co
Roots and Shoes
A. S. Richards & Co
Ribbons, &c
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Hoguet C. Boots Ands
J. C. McCurdy
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Lewis J. Bird & Co
York
Wilmerding, Hoguet & C Boots
Philada
Lippincott, Son & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Wilmerding, Hogue, & Co
Bunting’s Sons & Co
S. Hatch & Co
Moses Colman & Son
C. T. Walker
Isburgh & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
R. L. Day & Co
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Seth C. Vickery
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McQuade
Col. Cole
Jacob Mueller
A. J. Williams
M. A. Foran
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J. M. Stewart
I. H. Holding
Cox
Janeway
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Stanton
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Illinois Outlook
Hebel
Plaisted
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Weaver
Mureh
Solon Chase
Blaine-Hamnlin
Tilden
Foreign News
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Rambo
Edward Prenter
Homer Tippel
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Katie Farley
Jessie Simcox
West End
Annie M. Schuster
Milton H. Edwards
Matthew Edwards
Sarah Taylor
James O’neal
Charles Hessel
Edward Butler
Isaac K. Lowe
Edgewood
William H. Lowe
Isaac
Elizabeth Boyd
Rosanna Boyd
Boyd
David Bollinger
Samuel W. Fillott
James McMeehan
Dallas Station
William Leaphardt
Emma Winneberger
Wittsburg
West Pennsylvania Hospital
George Young
Frank Kensinger
Jeff Meyers
Frewsburg
Chateaugay County
Frank Delavie
James Hetzel
Hugewood
H. W. Black
Swissvale
Robert Dickson
David Aiken
Cherry Camp
West Virginia
George Cummings
Hugh Muldoon
Springfiel
James Dempsey
William J. Smith
Spring Hill
Annie Quern
Shady Side
Mollie Sternbaugh
Fast End
Mattie Taylor
Mary Dawson
J. P. Rumond
Rose McCabe
Kate Leslie
Nancy Manly
Catherine Manly
Wilkinson Manly
Waynesburg
Penn
Bessie Rumond
Robert Pitcairn
Lagman
Penrod
Agman Penrod
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Hope
Ella Hebee
Charles Black
Hartford Conn
O’leary
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Jefferson
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Marshall Brown
Messrs. Selden and Robbins
Dickvale
Oxford County
John E. Wyman, Jr
Worcester County
Chas. Binett
Sycamore Street
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Thomas Siggins
NEW England News
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Leavitt
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Mme
Selina Dolarc
Marie Williams
Oliver King
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Lachner
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Chopin
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Ing
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America
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Lester and
Allen
Mass Mabel DeVerne
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London Assurance
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Kiralfy
Bryon Opera Company
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Newport
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Tile Club
Medford
Stoughton
Havana
D. S
D.S
Matanzas
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Liona
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Star of the East
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Kennebec River
H. H. Ibyde
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Boston Post Office
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A. W. Wheeler
Hanover St
F. G. WOLBERT, Auci/neer
Passavant & CO
Messrs. Townsend & Fargis
Leonard St
Caghemire D'Ecosse
Lyons
Ecru
LACE
ROYAL
Wiltons
Joel Goldthwait
Washington St
Joel Goldthwait& C0
Washington St.ocktom
Formosa
Japan
Nick Coffer
Oriental EA Company
SS and
ST Court Street
the Smith American Organ CO
Tremont Street
Crand
Bernhard Listemann
Alex. Heind x
Rose Warding
Lula Stanley
Elia M. Chamberlin
M.R.M. Field
Ociitr
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Poston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
Proprietora
Grand English Opera Burlesque CO
Carmen
Capt. Grant
Aboud
Ocampa
Roberts
Lyceum
J. Wentworth
Clark & Marble
Howard Atreneum
WM. Harris
Dole
Lowell Institute
Huntington Hall
Technology Building
Boylston Street
John Amory Lowell
Primeval Wan
W. Boyd Dawkins, M.A
FR. S
Victoria Univer
Sity
Manchester
North America
Britain
River Dent
Alps
Clarendon
E. Cotting
Niles Tool Works
Jan Ted
Les
Christ Church
Madison Street
Portsmouth
N. A
John Hatch
Pleasant Street
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