A Grand Japanese Art Display At Foreign Exhibition
Attendance at the Foreign exhibition grows as the Japanese department offers a rich show of porcelain from Owari, Shilayana lacquer works, Satsuma and Makuze wares, Manake bronzes, and intricate screens. The lower gallery and floor displays emphasize Cloisonne surfaces, inlaid mother of pearl, and bronze vases, with educational value noted for highlighting Japan’s refined arts.
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Dresden
Germany
Siam
Japan
Washington Hall
Owari
A. B. Ya
Shilayana
Satsuma
Hizen
Wheat Crop Figures Raise Alarm At Michigan Farm Bureau
The official report lists Michigan wheat production at 23 147 155 bushels. Citizens in St Louis demand police board removal at a Saturday meeting. In Pittsburgh a switchman dies after being crushed under a moving freight car. Chicago reports a robbery dispute over a $275 watch and $700 railway funds. A Kansas City Wyandotte bandits rob Rail conductors treasurer and conductor on the Kaw river Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Bley
James Maloney
Derry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Bley
George Roberts
Tremont House
Chicaco
Roberts
Clevic
Ministers Debate on Ministry Advantages and Revival Power
Universalist ministers continued discussions on The Advantages and Disadvantages of the Ministry with Rev. George Hill and others participating and the topic to be continued next week. Baptists under Dr. Banyard debated The Power of the Churches in Revivals with Rev. W A Smith Perkins and others. Methodists at Wesleyan hall again deferred definite action on southern education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
George Hill
Messrs. Knight
Safford
Perin
Emerson
The
Baptists
Banyard
Messrs
W.A. Smith
Perkins
Somerville
Andrews
C. D. Morris
Gloucester
Wesleyan Hall
Bemis Jailed Again as Reward Snares Help
Bemis the Newport jail breaker is confined again after friends surrendered him under a $100 reward. M J Pratt of Concord resigns as superintendent of the New Hampshire division. Sieben also resigns and M ttely of Boston is appointed. In Concord supreme court leave was granted for Ben William Butterfield to sue Concord for $20 claimed to have been received last March through a defective highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemis
Newport
M. J. Pratt
Concord
New Hampshire
United States
Canada
Sieben
M. Ttely
Boston
Supreme Court
Ben
William Butterfield
Debated Choice for Speaker Carlisle or Randall
Washington dispatch discusses the House race for speaker. It argues Carlisle offers prudent tariff stance and broader support, while Randall is a radical protectionist with limited backing, urging Democrats to back Carlisle to avoid Pennsylvania interests dominating policy. Also reports on Arctic river discovery near Hotham inlet and miscellaneous war department notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Randall
Keifer
Hiscock
McKinlay
Judge Kelley
Fry
Wm. R. Morrison
Hault
Frank Hurd
South
Carlisle
Conkling
Mr. Randall
Democratic Party
Senate
Pennsylvania
Judge Kelly
Pittsburg
Conference Committee
Mr.Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
Ways and Means
S. S. Cox
Judiciary
A. S. Iewitt
Dorsheimer
Leopold Morse
Naval Committee
Frank Hiscock
J. Warren Keifer
John R. Thomas
Arctic
Capt. Healey
Corwin
Revenue Marine
Ensign Storey
Hotham Inlet
Healey
Closing Session of National Congregational Council at Concord
The fifth day’s session at Concord New Hampshire October 15 heard reports on seminaries led by Rev Dr Savage of Chicago and linked memorials for disabled ministers. A special committee was formed to review theological seminaries with names including Moses Smith N M Bacon and T H Merrill. The council adjourned at 12 20 with notice of the next gathering in Chicago October 17 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Congregational Council
Savage
Chicago
Chicago Theological Seminary
Moses Smith
Michigan
N. M. Bacon
Ohio
Ney
T. H. Merrill
Vermont
E. H. Boyington
Massachusetts
Adrian
Meine
Bangor Theological Seminary
S. B. Forbes
Connecticut
Hartford Seminary
Illinois
J. E. Twitchell
W. B. Williams
New York
Richard Cordely
Kansas
Philo Parsons
Detroit
J.E. Ray
Atlanta
Robert Nourse
Riubbard
F. D. Ayer
Little
Eels
Washington Territory
Union Park
Proceedings of the National Convention of the Church at Philadelphia
The Protestant Episcopal general convention at Philadelphia delegates discuss a conference on North Carolina diocese division, bishop retirement for age, prayer book changes, and missions. Dakota and Wyoming territories are reorganized, and the revised lectionary is adopted. In Washington, the Supreme Court overturns key Civil Rights Act provisions, invalidating equal accommodations laws as unconstitutional. Justice Harlan dissents.
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Philadelphia
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
North Carolina
Committee On
Committee On Prayer Book
Montgomery Blair
Ingersoll
New York
Stringfellow
Alabama
Suwanee
Orlando Mead
Albany
Lord Coleridge
Abercrombie
California
Holy Church Universal
Dakota
South Dakota
Niobrara
Sherwin Arrested Over Bond Embezzlement Claim
Frank R. Sherwin, former Maxwell Land Grant president, was arrested in Albany by order of Judge Donohue on a stockholders action. Bail set at 75000. He faces charges of converting 180 bonds worth £100 each to his own use, alleging he profited about 91000, amid claims of a Dutch-driven conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Frank R. Sherwin
Maxwell Land Grant Company
Amsterdam
Donohue
New York
Sherwin
New Mexico
Colorado
The St Louis Gamblers Testimony Shows Graft Claims
The Post-Dispatch prints ex Police Commissioners Maxon and Kinkead testimony. Maxon swears Gov Crittenden urged action against gamblers to please Lieut Gov Johnson, who backed the felony gambling law, and that Crittenden demanded resignations from some police commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Post-Despatch
John H. Maxon
Alexander Kinkead
Maxon
Gov. Crittenden
Charles P. Johnson
Court declines injunction against Post-Despatch editors
St Louis circuit court refused Harris’s bid for an injunction to stop Moore and Dillon from publishing or possessing shorthand notes of witnesses from the last grand jury. The judge ruled the order violated free press protections and could not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Harris
Messrs
Nebraska telephone manager absconds with funds
Lincoln Nebraska October 15 A F Blundell manager of the Nebraska telephone company has absconded with 1400 dollars of the companys funds. He is believed to be en route to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
A. F. Blundell
Nebraska Telephone Company
England
Notable visitors and social notes from distant cities
Washington figures Prof Spencer W Baird his wife and daughter dine in Boston John Bright to lecture in spring in great U S cities Bishop of Fredericton with Canon Bagstocke visit Revere house Oregonian reports Mullers Portland wedding bride about 60 groom 22 Jeff Davis book sales modest Morehead Vicksburg Planters Journal head to promote world industrial cotton centennial exposition Rough on Rats pest remedy advertised with price 1c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer W. Baird
Washington, D. C
John A. Bell
Detroit Free Press
Joe” Davis
Vicksburg
Col
F. C. Morehead
Miss
Planter’s Journal
National Cotton Planter’s Association
Bradford Rioters Face Mine Opening and Picketed Work
Bradford Pa October 15 Pinkerton detectives escort workers to the Rochester and Pittsburg mine at Beech Tree 160 employees. Company plans to start Walston mine at Punxsutawney as strikers grow stronger raising fear of serious trouble. Bell Lewis and Yates mines at Dubois idle with about 5000 workers. 1000 plus strikers risk hazardous restart. Rail line seeks 20 more Pinkerton detectives arriving tomorrow noon. Reynoldsville unknown. other Allegheny Valley low grade mines unchanged.
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Bradford
Rochester and Pittsburg
Beechtree
Pinkerton
Walston
Punxsutawney
Bell, Lewis & Yates
Dubois
Rochester
Pittsburg
New York
Reynoldsville
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Cape Cod ship canal firm breaks ground near Sandwich
Correspondence from Sandwich Massachusetts dated October 14 notes the Cape Cod ship canal company began work 1700 feet north of Sandwich town on Barnstable Bay shore. Dredging preparations progress as the mammoth dredge at F A Lockwood is awaited. The firm has bought substantial real estate along the proposed canal and expects to meet statutory obligations, seeking legislative support if time runs short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
Mass
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Sandwich Town
Barnstable Bay
F. A. Lockwood
Massachusetts
Survivors Visit Bull Run Battlefield for Recollection
About 150 Civil War veterans and several officers visited the Bull Run site to refresh memories of command positions in the battles and to assist Major Stein in collecting data for a history of the First Army Corps. The group included Gov. Lucius Fairchild and Gen. Rosecrans, among others. a special train took them to Wellington, Virginia, for an afternoon tour.
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Washington
Bull Run
Stein
First Army Corps
Lucius Fairchild
Rosecrans
Dudley
Wm. Birney
Joseph Dickinson
Wood
J. H. Stine
Wm. A. Boya
Wm.j.rodgers
A.m.wood
C. C. Watson
H.j.hunt
Halstead
C. E. Lewis
C. D.crandall
Ayres
Longstreet
Suspicions Rise On Chinese Immigration Landing at San Francisco
Report from San Francisco dated October 15 notes ongoing suspicions about numerous Chinese nationals being allowed to land. Authorities consider stricter inspection and policy scrutiny amid questions of admission practices and potential security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Board of Aldermen debate Burrill claim and firehouse plans
A Boston aldermanic session approves paying Burrill 40 for services in securing city credits from 1864, reviews new engine house for No.7 at East Street, and weighs proposed permanent outlying district fire companies. Officers, appointments, street and hospital notices, and street grade changes are discussed. hearings on transit and utilities continue.
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Burrill
Board of Aldermen
O’brien
John 8
Camrell
Algernon A. Curtis
Michael McDavitt
A. W. Bond
Robert C. Fra
Warren Bridge
C. P. Shattuck
Quincy Street
Warren Street
W.F. Watson
Harrison Avenue
Bedford Street
J. T. Baker & Co
Atlantic Avenue
Anthony Helbrook, Jr
Ninth Street
H.S. Lawrence
Guildrow
Roxbury Street
Charles Levi Woodbury
Suffolk County
George Wheatland, Jr
Edward F. Cutler
Cutler
Boston
Edward P. Whitcomb
Ward 24
School
Washington Streets
Washington, Bowdoin
Westville Streets
Park Street
North American Fire Insurance Company Et al
Alderman Hall
Committee On Claims
Charles Burrill
Devlin
Orrand Dean
House Fire on Medford Street Somerville Damages 50
Alarm from box 25 reported a fire at a Medford street residence owned by James Lynch caused by a defective flue with $50 damage. A Highlandville factory owned by Shaw Glove Co. was totally destroyed by fire early Sunday morning, estimated loss $34,600 with unknown insurance. A kerosene lamp explosion on Essex Street caused a small fire at John Scott’s home with minor damage, while a saloon on Eliot Street suffered about $10 damage from an electrical wire fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Street
Somerville
James Lynch
Shaw Glove Company
Highlandville
Mass
Essex Street
John Scott
John C. Chener
Eliot Street
Telegraph
Houston
Alden Leland
Aaron Claflin
Jacob Kirk
St. Joseph
Saxton
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Daniels
New York
Maiden Lane
Quinn & Cavan
G. H
Wilkinson
H. Keily
Pri7sburg
Godfrey & Clark
Elkhorn
Orange 4S District Centennial Observed at Springfield Town Hall
Springfield Mass October 15 one hundredth anniversary of Orange 4S district separation from Athol Royerton and Warwick celebrated at town hall. H C Tenney on school committee presided. Samuel S Dexter gave the historical address. Miller's Bridge former name as post office 50 years ago. Senator Livermore Rodney Hunt Norh Porter spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Orange
Athol
Royerton
Warwick
H.C. Tenney
Samuel S. Dexter
Isle
Miller’s Bridge
Senator Livermore
Rodney Hunt
Norh Porter
Pryor denies advising against O Donnell funds
Gen Pryor, in England for American counsel defending O Donnell, denies advising against more subscriptions. He urges supporters to guard against malicious reports, citing need for money to cover witness costs and other expenses as they push to delay the trial to mid November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick Ford
The
Irish World
Pryor
England
O’donnell
Carey
Pisoner
BAY STATE POLITICS AND DATES OF ELECTION OFFICERS
Boston aldermen confirm dozens of precinct officers across wards 7 12 13 14 19 20 22 24 with replacements and removals. Long answers questions about Warden Usher and Earle case. attack on Governor's removal and discipline at state prison. Butler accepts Greenback gubernatorial nomination and outlines campaign schedule across Massachusetts with multiple city stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Boston
Butler
Boston Board of Aldermen
Palmer
Edward Falion
South Margin Street
Arthur J. McIntyre
North Margin Place
Frank Donahoe
Charlestown Street
Timothy Gately
Chapel Place
Poe
James Ward
Lancaster Street
Charlestownet
Robert W. Sullivan
Kneeland Street
Thomas J. Denney
Ash Street
Charles Fellers
Athens Street
Charles H. Newell
West Fifth Street
George E. 8. Simpson
Broadway
Nelson W. Steele
Theophilus Smith
O Street
Francis J. Baxter
East Fifth Street
Henry Murphy
Tremont Street
Thomas Murray
Gardner Avenue
John Callahan
Church Place
Daniel J. Callahan
Belmont Street
Charles A. Barron
Shirley Street
Henry P. Dennie
Zeigier Street
James Woldock
Alleghany Street
Royal B. Conant, Jr
Bickford Street
James H. Miller
Dorchester Avenue
Commercial Street
Francis J. Goldthwait
New Seaver Street
Charles C. Wheelock
Bennett Street
Henry Farwell
Pleasant Street
Thomas Oe
Marcella Street
Insurance Agent Arrested for Life Policy Fraud in Worcester
Charles R. Griffin, an insurance agent in Worcester, was arrested Monday on charges of obtaining a $10,000 life insurance premium under false pretenses. Griffin will remain imprisoned pending a habeas corpus hearing as friends seek his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Griffin
Worcester
Horace M. Hedden
Griffin
Thomas J. Mahan
John J. Connors
Billerica Street
Connors
Robert O’kane
O’kane
Mahan
Sergt. Haney
Edward Welch
Philippine
James Keefe
John Keefe
Yeoman Street
Eion Lane
Cove Street
City Hospital
Yale Alumni Dinner In Springfield Fourth Annual Meeting
Springfield Mass Oct 15 The Western Massachusetts Yale alumni association held its fourth annual meeting and dinner at the Warwick House with Francis E Kernochan of Pittsfield presiding Spectacular speeches were delivered by Professors Seymour Yale College Frost Marlboro R P Keep Easthampton and George 8 Merriam of Springfield plus others The affair was in every way a success
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Western Massachusetts
Yale Alumni Association
Warwick House
Francis E. Kernochan
Pittsfield
Seymour
Yale College
Frost
Marlboro
R. P. Keep
Easthampton
George 8. Merriam
This City
Forty Women Killed in Panic At Jewish Synagogue
In Ziwouka, Padolia government, a false fire alarm in the women’s gallery during Saturday services sparked a fatal crush. Forty women died and thirty were injured as worshippers rushed to the exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sv. Petersburg
Ziwouka
Padolia
Urea
Arrest and Intercession Over Walker Nomination
The Charlestown nomination fight for Edwin G. Walker includes police records of a 1875 arrest for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Interviews with bailer Erdix T. Swift and Judge Warren detail Walker’s alleged release and deny wrongdoing, while ejectment notices for unpaid rents link Walker to City Square offices and local creditors.
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Post
Executive Council
Butler
Edwin G. Walker
Charlestown
Walker
George Washington Warren
Globe
City Square
Dempsey and Chapman
Edwin G
Boston
D. D
Michael Dempsey
Lectures and meetings in Boston area on mesmerism history and suffrage
Prof. Carpenter discusses mesmerism and psychology at Tremont temple. Dr. Minot on insect skin histology. W O Crosby talks Purgatory in Sutton. The seventh international conference of the Woman's Christian Associations to meet in Boston Oct 18 19 20. Gov John A Andrew death anniversary service Oct 28 with speakers including John F Andrew and Generals Devens Wilson Osborn Martin. Suffrage meeting at Mrs Barker in Quincy with Mrs H B Shattuck to speak.
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Carpenter
Tremont Temple
Boston Society of Natural History
C. 8
Minot
W. O. Crosby
Sutton
Mass
Women’s Christian Associations of
United States
British Provinces
Boston
John A. Andrew
Union Hall
Post
Young Men’s Christian Union
Andrew
John F. Andrew
Devens
Wilson
Osborn
Martin
Fox
Camorige
James Freeman Clarke
National Weanan Suffreuge Association of
Massachusetts
Henry Barker
Quincey
H. B. Shattuck
Receiver Price report on the Pacific bank crisis
The Oct 1 report to Washington shows 414000 cash collected with 291000 by the receiver and the balance by the treasury. Depositors have received 100781. treasury holds about 40000. Price has about 60000 on hand. 42000 was spent to buy up first liens on real estate secured by the bank. Estimates place remaining assets at 190000 good, 1136000 doubtful, and 1556000 worthless. Pending stockholder suits total 961300. 100 percent assessment has only 500 paid in. Directors may face equity action for negligence. Mechanic’s Bank Newark precedent looms. Depositors are promised further recovery of 30 to 40 percent after stockholder cases resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Murray Stanley
United States Circuit Court
District of Kansas
Michael Ryan
United States Circuit Court For
District of California
Samuel Nichols
Western District of Missouri
Samuel D. Singleton
Southern District of New York
Richard A. Robinson
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
District of
Tennessee
Justice Bradley
Congress
States
Territories
District of Columbia
Justice Harlan
Price
Pacific Bank
Treasury Department
Treasury
Congressman Kanney
Mechanic’s Bank
Newark
N. J
Knox
Suburban Court Actions Highlight Local Damages
In Dedham a jury found for Swift against Willard Lewis of Waipote for 261.66 over alleged machinery injuries. Cohasset cases include Martin Beal suing the town for land damage due to flowage and James Hammond vs James H Murphy. An undertaker defendant repossessed a brother’s horse to cover funeral costs. The horse dispute seeks heirs’ ownership. Lynn reports new fire alarm facilities costing 1350 plus a River Street bridge opening in Hyde Park. An aldermanic order seeks electric street lighting. Milton youths James Barry and John N Bohen face charges for throwing stones at a train, held on 100 bail. Randolph hosts the Norfolk district Democratic senatorial convention with John T Flood presiding. Wim Hodges nominated senator. Thomas Lyon secretary. W Y A Patt ee named chair of the senatorial committee. Z L Bicknell named on the state central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Stowe
Pleasant Street
Franklin E. Stone
Jefferson Place
James Hagar
Linden Avenue
Long
Usher
Worcester
John D. Long
Earle
Springfield
Massachusetts
Army of the Union
Putnam
Sunday Herald
Caponot
Prison Commission
Esrle
Tat the Hat Company
Suffolk
Republican Committee
Francis B. Beaumont
Ward 25
William E. Hibbard
Attwood
Burt
Joseph Bennett
State Central Committee
Dedham
Swift
Willard Lewis
Waipote
Cohasset
Martin Beal
James Hammond
James H. Murphy
Canton
Murphy
Lynn
River Street
Boston and Providence
Hyde Park
Norfolk
Randolph
John T. Flood
Thomas Lyon
Wim. A. Hodges
Quincy
W. Y. A. Pattee
Z. L. Bicknell
Weymouth
Successful Opening of Cat Congress at Horticultural Hall
The great American cat show began at Horticultural Hall on Monday with about 300 cats of many kinds on exhibition. Cats were housed in wire netting boxes on song tables, some with unusual traits or deformities. A printed catalogue lists entries from the sublime to the grotesque, with prizes including a 100 dollar cash award for the oddest colored cat. The event runs daily from 1 PM to late evening, and a male tortoiseshell cat entered by Dr. Al Watts drew notable attention before a getaway incident near Tremont Street sent the cat into the cemetry and it had not yet been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
al Watts
Boy Killed in Mill Accident at Church Bros Co Mill Middlefield
Kirk Miller aged 12 was crushed in the machinery at Church Bros Co mill Middlefield on Monday and died instantly. The report also notes a Connecticut river railroad case where Robert Lawless sought $15,000 for injuries as brakeman and was awarded $4,500 by the supreme court. Blackstone saw four incendiary fires over weekend destroying barns and a haystack with one dwelling damaged. Bowen, said to be insane, was arrested fleeing a recently fired barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Miller
Church Bros. & Co
Middlefield
Supreme Court
Robert Lawless
Connecticut River Railroad
Lawless
Blackstone
Michael Bowen
Relief effort for shipwrecked crews prompts aid drive
The United States maintains 17 relief stations off Massachusetts with boats and pay, but provides neither clothing nor food for shipwrecked passengers and sailors. The Woman's Massachusetts Auxiliary Relief Association will supply clothing, food, and medicines and appeals to the public for money or gifts. Subscriptions may be sent to Richard C. Uumphreys at 12 Post Office Square, Boston, or clothing donations to Mrs. J. Foster Bush at 9 Park Square, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Massachusetts
Woman’s Massachusetts Auxiliary Relief Association
Richard C. Uumphreys
Gffice Square
Boston
J. Foster Bush
Park Square
Argestura Bitters Advertised as Digestive Health Aid
An old advertisement touts Argestura Bitters as superior in flavor and stomach odor while claiming it prevents diseases of the digestive organs. Warns against counterfeit products and instructs to ask grocer or druggist for the genuine article made by Dr. J. G. B.S & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. B.S & Sons
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Boston Post
Post Publishing CO
MiUk
Washington St
Boston Weekly Post
Daily Post
Bemi-Weekly Post
TON Weekly Post
A. P. Moore
A, Ay
Telegraph and Mail
Fime
Brizff
Nickerson
Barr
War Department
Nicker
Hagner
Chiriqui Improvement Company
Secretary of the Navy
Panama
Secretary of the Treasury
Butterworth
Congregationalists
National Council
Episcopalians
the National Convention of the Church At
Rio Janeiro
Custom House
ST. Louis Gamblers
the Liberty OF the Press
Stole
Bran
Cape Cod Canal
Charles River Street Railway Company
Brookline Bridge
Brookline Street
Brighton Avenue
Ore Railway Company
Eliot
Kneeland Streets
Charles River Street Railway
Essex Street Bridge
Fire Department
Alderman Woolley
Committee On Fire Department
James H. Gallagher
East Street
Deer Island
Committee On Public Institutions
Massachusetts Avenue
Malvern Street
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Chestnut Hill Avenue Reservoir
Brighton
Mayfair Street
Bainbridge Street
Car
Kearsage
Minot Street
Dorchester
Lyceum Hall
East
Mary J. Benson
Howard Street
Martha Clapp
Oo Street
Charles F. Coffin
East Ninth Street
Thomas A. Cox
Olney Street
Boston and Vicinity
G. O. Taylor
BAY State Politics
Warden Usher
Mittee
Newton
Bernard Early
John Dolan
R. T. Sullivan
John Brundrett
H. W. Fanning
James Scannell
8. M. Jackson
Henry Lemnon
John Mageley
George E. Pike
A. G. Stanchfield
J.W. Stover
James Dunn
Oren F. Clark
Thomas Drew
J. W. Gaw
W. A. Leonard
P. A. McVic
Beeen
Caus Osea
Ceeeeeeses Peete
Gov. Butler
Greenback
Levi RK. Pierce
G. B. Hutchinson
Nicholas Furlong
Greenback Party
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Haverdbill
Danvers
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Wellesley
Lawrence and
Lowell
Baxter P. Smith
Young’s Hotel
Tarbox
Spring Garden Insurance Company
United States Plate Glass Insurance Company of
Democrats
Precinct 5
Francis O’neil
Saratoga Street
Democrats of
Beverly
Town Hall
Lawn Hall Square
Abington
South Abington
Scituate
Ixam Adams
Massachusetts General Hospital
William HH. Blanchard
John Sullivan
Rockport
Rockport Granite Company
Patrick McCarty
David Briscol
Division 4
Charlies Loyd
No. 29
Lagrange Street
Lloyd
Daniel Kennedy
George 8
Thompson
Henderson Street
Kennedy
Senator Bayard ON
Martinsburg
Berkely County
Senator Bayard
Delaware
Mr. Bayard
National Democratic Party
Ben Butler
YALE
Joseph H. Cotton
Mr. Swift
Warren
Dempsey
E. T. Swift
Erdix T. Swift
Cotton
Mr. Walker
Station 15
Chapman
Mr. Dempsey
Iris
Charles W. Sawyer
Morris Walsh
G. N. Swallow
A. N. Swallow
No. 11 City Square
Swallow
No. City Square
Italy
Harry W. French
Music Hall
Milan
Florence
Venice
Simplon
St. Bern
Arch of Peace
Dominican Convent
Enice
Sea
Paulpic Bank
Dedeam
Worthy Charity
Daily Globe
Ndorsements
Boston Journal
General Grant
Boston Herat
Arthur
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