Moody Boynton Warns Seventh District Against Thomp son
Moody Boynton cautions residents of the seventh district about Charles P Thompson alleging links to Jay Gould. Providence Journal notes Boston Post democrats will back Butler this year. Albany stalwarts attempt to boycott the Journal fails as its boomerang boosts its own cause. Lowell Times concurs with the Post on leadership choosing John G Carlisle over Samuel J Randall for the Democratic banner.
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Moody Boynton
Charles P. Thompson
Moody
Jay ‘Gould
Providence Journal
Boston Post
Butler
Albany
Journal
Friends
Lowell Times
John G. Carlisle
Samuel J. Randall
Moody Boynton Called a Crank After Herald Remarks
Opinion heats up over Moody Boynton’s statements in the Herald on Thursday as many readers shift from viewing him as eccentric to labeling him a crank.
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Moody Boynton
Herald of
Traveller Proprietor Refuses Levy on Customs Salaries
A disturbingly bold act unsettles the Herald Advertiser Journal and Transcript as Hubbell’s agent faces opposition from the Traveller’s proprietor who blocks a salary levy on customs employees. The incident highlights tensions between local press and enforcement efforts in the port city.
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Herald, Advertiser, Journal and Transcript
Traveller
Hubbell
Custom House
Gardiner Journal Plays On Slayback Name Change
The Gardiner Home Journal, a Maine weekly, is noted for wordplay as it alters Slay back to Slayback to craft a punning angle. The piece highlights the paper’s witty approach and its tendency to stretch names for effect.
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Gardiner Home Journal
Maine
Breakwater Project Costs Soar At Swan ton
A river and harbor item cites a $4,500 appropriation for a 900 foot breakwater at Swanton. A correspondent notes only 260 feet built to date and costs mounting to $60,000, projecting a total exceed $200,000 if the pace continues.
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Swanton
Carroll Promises Objections If Elected Representative at Large
Howard Carroll, the Republican candidate for representative at large in New York, says he will become the objecter in the house if elected. Yet many New Yorkers oppose sending Carroll to Congress, suggesting he may need to voice objections at home rather than in Washington, while Uncle Holman of Indiana looms as a potential challenger.
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Howard Carroll
New York
Holman
Indiana
Carroll
Congress
Mr. Robeson
Whitthorne
Washington
House
Robeson
Representative Harris
Massachusetts
Navy Department
Welcker’s
Treasury plan favors New York gold certificates sales
The treasury intends to issue new gold certificates only at New York sub treasuries for face value, which would discriminate against merchants and bankers in other cities who must pay express charges. Objections from southern and western cities are anticipated.
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Treasury Department
Sub-Treasury
New York
Party nominations blamed on bossism in Ohio districts
The Worcester Spy argues that many Republican congressional losses in Ohio stem from nominees not reflecting rank and file choice but being secured by skilled manipulation. The exchange labels such nominations as bossism and intimidation, criticizing party discipline nationwide.
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Congress
Ohio
Worcester
Causes Named in Republican Waterloo in Ohio
Press returns cite Hubbell Cameron Robeson Steve-French and Dorseyism as factors in the Ohio setback while Albany Journal notes Hubbellism and others. Anglia ze Enquirer credits farm distractions with corn crops. A rival says fear of Democratic votes kept voters away.
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Waterloo
Ohio
Albany Journal
Anglaize Enquirer
Baltimore Bond Heist Ends With Reward to Boy
A 13-year-old schoolboy in Baltimore found a bundle of $40,000 in bonds dropped on Calvert street. A passerby kicked the bundle into the street, but the boy retrieved it and brought it home. The next day the bonds were returned to John Merryman & Co., who awarded the youth $100.
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Baltimore
John Merryman & Co
Calvert Street
Western Reserve Counties See Democratic Gain Stand
The Ohio counties of Ashtabula Geauga Lake Mahoning and Trumbull in the western reserve post a democratic gain of 2866 from last year and over 5000 above the presidential vote of the year prior. The region is described as temperance and religious, likened to a Jonathan Edwards Cotton Mather milieu, prompting a challenge to the Boston Journal to explain its view on the cause of the GOP setback there.
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Ohio
Ashtabula
Geauga, Lake, Mahoning
Trumbull
Western Reserve
Boston Journal
Journal
Keene Republicans Plan Mass Meeting With Bainbridge Wadleigh
A republican anti-Hale mass meeting is set for next Wednesday in Keene New Hampshire with Hon. Bainbridge Wadleigh as principal speaker. He will share views on political bossism and promises engaging remarks that readers can listen to or read later. The event is organized by leading local Republicans amid a push against boss control.
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Keene
N. H
Bainbridge Wadleigh
Wadleigh
New Hampshire
Chandler- Rollins
French vintages and vine woes temper optimistic letter
A letter to the London Times outlines this year’s French wine outlook with small but high quality production. Medoc is expected excellent, Burgundy and Champagne less fine. French vineyards shrink as proprietors drop vines. 1829 had over 2.16 million owners, 1878 about 1.98 million. Cognac regions see many vine-growers abandoning grape cultivation.
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London Times
Medoc
Burgundy
Champagne
France
Charentes
George M Robeson as Opera Bouffe in Politics
Special Correspondence of the Boston Post profiles George M. Robeson, noting his lavish living, red face, and theatrical political tactics. It portrays him as a polarizing figure who feasts, wines, and wields influence with both Democrats and Republicans, while praising his rhetorical skill and strategic alliances.
Shooting Affray in Knoxville Ends Three Prominent Men Dead
In Knoxville Tennessee this morning Gen Jos A Mabry Maj Thomas O Connor and Joseph A Mabry Jr were killed in a street shooting after a feud over property transfers. O Connor shot Mabry then Mabry shot O Connor and Mabry Jr fired a pistol wounding O Connor as the two men fell. The bank president Maj Thomas O Connor and Gen Mabry both died on Gay Street amid bystander injuries.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Jos. A. Mabry
Maj
Thomas O’connor
Joseph A. Mabry
Jdr
Mabry
O’connor
Fair Grounds
O’ Connor
Maj. Connor
Mechanics’ National Bank
Gay Street
Red
Joseph A. Mabry, Jr
Joe
Moses Ee
Don Lusby
Will Mabry
Col. E. J. Sanford
Personal Liberty League of America formed in Milwaukee
The National Liquor Dealers and Brewers association reorganizes as the Personal Liberty League of America with officers Emil Schandein as president Guido Hansen as vice president Leopold Ballenberg as treasurer Paul Schuster as secretary and Harry Rubens as attorney. An agitator will organize state leagues under a central national structure and delegates will join a national executive body. James A Gilbert challenges the committee to a public open debate on preventing liquor manufacture and sale by constitutional amendment with two speakers each side and witnesses, to be held after November 1 in Milwaukee, with a July 1, 1883 deadline for offers.
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Personal Liberty League of America
Milwaukee
Wis
National Liquor Dealers and Brewers’ Association
Emil Schandein
Guido Hansen
Leopold Ballenberg
Peoria
Ill
Paul Schuster
Chicago
Harry Rubens
Hil
National Association
James A. Gilbert
Three Explosions Shock Philadelphia in One Day
In Philadelphia on Oct 19 a benzine fire caused a three gallon can explosion at 4742 Paul Street. The blast wrecked the adjacent 4744 house. Mrs Heff was badly burned. A string of gas explosions at Twentieth Street near Brown, Ogden, Poplar, and Parish streets sent flames into the sewer, but no injuries were reported amid widespread panic.
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Philadelphia
Topham
Paul Street
Frankford
Heff
Twentieth
Brown Streets
Ogden Streets
Poplar
Parvish
Association of American Railroad Superintendents Convenes in New York
The association resumed its session in New York with the proposed code of signals adopted. Bylaws were amended to schedule meetings on Mondays after the third Wednesdays in April and October, with the next meeting to be held in Chicago. A foi of discharged road employees was debated. members were urged not to hire them without a letter of discharge stating the cause. Meetings will be closed unless a majority votes otherwise, and free passes were referred to a committee.
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New York
Association of American Railroad Superintendents
Chicago
Rubber manufacturers in session agree on factory closures
In New York on October 19 the rubber industry held a meeting with about 60 firms and over 30 million dollars in capital. Boots and shoes makers nearly all signed a plan to close factories on December 23 and reopen only after crude rubber prices drop. Four-fifths of other makers will cut crude rubber use by 25 percent and not resume until justified, pending a collective decision. A plan to start a rubber importing company with five million dollars in capital is also being considered.
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New York
United States
Public Health Association elects officers for 190? session
At Indianapolis session, officers chosen include President Ezra M. Hunt from New Jersey and vice presidents Albert L. Gibson of the navy and J E Reeves of Wheeling. Treasurer is J B Linsley of Nashville. Executive committee members include Thomas Neal of Ohio and navy’s T J Turner. Next annual session slated for Detroit.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Public Health Association
Ezra M. Hunt
New Jersey
Albert L. Gibson
United States Navy
J. E. Reeves
Wheeling
West Va
J. B. Linsley
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas L. Neal
Ohio
T. J. Turner
G. P. Conn
New Hampshire
J. F. Billings
United States Army
J. J. Speed
Louisville
H. D. Frazer
South Carolina
Detroit
Notable Local Notices and Notable Miscellany
Merick Connecticut resident Ron Wells stops at United States hotel. Leominster couple Joseph and wife celebrate golden wedding. Senator Blair of New Hampshire rumored to move from Plymouth to Manchester. Hugh Baxter of Rutland Vermont turns 21. father Gen H H Baxter gifts $100,000 in New York Central bonds. Washington attorney F H Fall linked to juror tampering in star route cases. a Lebanon Maine native. E Moody Boynton narrowly escapes death boarding a Newburyport train. Providence intervene. Mrs Hamilton Fish injured when thrown from carriage near Garrisons New York. several ribs broken. Julia A Webster widow of Ports mouth New Hampshire merchant dies. related to Daniel Webster and Rufus Choate families.
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Ron
David A. Wells
Merick
Conn
United States
Joseph Tenney
Leominster
Senator Blair
New Hampshire
Plymouth
Manchester
Hugh Baxter
Rutland
H. H. Baxter
New York Central
F. H. Fall
Washington
Lebanon
E. Moody Boynton
Newburyport
Herald
Providence
Greenbeck
Garrisons
N. Y
Julia A. Webster
Davidson Webster
Portsmouth
Daniel Webster
Rufus Choate
Ex Senator Wadleigh to Speak in Keene New Hampshire
Ex United States senator Wadleigh replies to an invitation from Gen Griffin and others in Cheshire county accepting the Keene talk on October 25. He accuses the Republican nomination campaign of bribery and plots involving Boss Shepherd Roach Gould and calls for reform.
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Wadleigh
New Hampshire
Keene
Dover
N. H
S. G. Griffin
United States
Cheshire County
Hbosses
Belshazzar
Portsmouth
Boss Shepherd
John Roach
Jay Gould
Senate of
B. Wadleigh
Folger Declares Party Affiliation in Albany Address
In a Republican mass meeting in Albany on October 19 Secretary Folger labeled Cleveland a Democrat while praising him privately. He argued party traditions since 1860 drive Cleveland to follow Democratic aims and warned that Democratic control could alarm business interests amid a market shrinkage of over 40 million dollars after the Ohio result.
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Folger
Cleveland
Albany
N. Y
Tam
Ohio
Democratic Party
New York
Carll trial opens over forged bonds in New York
The Selah C Carll trial began in U S circuit court on charges of uttering forged United States registered bonds worth about $47,000 used as collateral to obtain loans totaling around $45,000 from the Bank of the Metropolis. A motion to quash the indictment was overruled. Other notes include a court ruling on a Jerome Park betting injunction and repairs planned for the steamer Worcester, plus a Brooklyn theft of $4,300 in silks and shawls and rumors of a locomotive engineers strike.
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New York
Selah C.carll
United States
Bank of the Metropolis
United States Circuit Court
Carll
Supreme Court of the United States
van Brunt
Court of Common Pleas
Jerome Park Villa
Oe Company
Board of Police
Jerome Park Races
Erie Basin
Norwich
Maine News Briefs on Theft Victim and Railroad Death
A thief entered Freeman Evans's house, silenced a wife, stole $50, and fled. A coroner's jury ruled a man killed near Biddeford on the Boston and Maine line was accidental, not the railroad's fault. Reform school investigators heard Joseph Farrington describe school rules, with 109 boys present and harsh punishments for escapes or unfinished stints.
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Freeman Evans
Boston and Maine
Biddeford
Boston
Guy
Reform School
Joseph B. Farrington
Fire Victim Mr White Falls Into Derangement
A fire report states Mr White, blamed for a lamp accident, has become partially deranged. Also noted: Porter B. Watson of Littleton nominated by Democrats for Grafton county treasurer replacing Charles F. Eastman, who declined. The Dodge estate in Goffstown settled with widow receiving $5,000 and $40,000 split among six children. homestead likely to go to John, youngest son. A Nashua teacher confronted with temporary insanity after visiting Rev. J. O'Donnell's grave, attributed to overwork. Grand jury indictments in Portsmouth resulted in various sentences from fines to multi year imprisonments.
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Mr. White
Epping
Porter B. Watson
Littleton
Grafton County
Charles F. Eastman
Dodge
Goffstown
John
Newport Veneer Firms Expand As Local Industry Grows
Two Newport veneer factories are being enlarged and preparations underway to boost business. Legislation is pursued to charter the International Lumber company to build and operate a large steam mill on Lake Memphremagog shore. A portrait of late Col. George T. Roberts is presented to the state by his sister. Hotels and boarding houses face new rules as boats must keep clear of Vermont. A bill proposes a $50 fine or up to three months in jail for leaving a hotel without paying.
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Newport
International Lumber Compan
Lake Memphremagog
George T. Roberts
Vermont
Baton Rouge
Susan L. Roberts
Ruland
Multitude of Dangers In Early Milford And Nearby News
A derrick at Hopedale water works extension struck Patrick Clancy with serious injuries. A drunken Lewis Benway of Holyoke was killed when struck by a train at Hatfield. Anthony Fahey of Great Barrington, 60, attempted Paris Green poison and may die. A New Bedford house 160 years old is being torn down with wooden pegs and an 1723 English coin found. Rev Arthur Waite of Savoy may be fleeing a wife assault and adultery warrant. John Voetsch of Turners Falls dislocated both hips after a bridge fall then cut his throat and will likely die. A high Acushnet mill chimney collapsed in wet weather. Wm. Logan narrowly escaped. Thomas Burke of Fall River, delirious from typhoid, jumped from a window and died. A Westboro reform school escapee attempted assault, stole a team, and is at large. Northboro church anniversary marks 1832 formation. John Murphy, 17, jailed for stabbing two playmates and attempting to drag a 9-year-old under a wagon. he previously shot at a boy last June.
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Hopedale
Milford
Patrick Clancy
Lewis Benway
Holyoke
Dtype Hatfield
Anthony Fahey
Great Barsington
Paris
New Bedford
Arthur A. Waite
Savoy
Lena Capron
John Voetsch
Turners Falls
Fitchburg
New Acushnet Mills
Wm. Logan
Thomas Burke
Fall River
State Reform School
Westboro
Northboro
Nathaniel Kelley
Worcester
Evangelical Congregational Church and Society
Samuel A. Fay
Nahum Fay
John Murphy
Lawrence
Robert Bowie
Harry Littlefield
Murphy
Littlefield
Debauch ends life of Providence man as flood fears grow
Alexander Frazier, 30, found dead in a hired Providence room after a long debauch leaving a widow and four children. William Lippitt, missing for 16 days, returned exhausted from New Jersey. Newport man Thomas Donahue severely wounded when his gun fired during shoe-tying. Malaria fever spreads from Mashapaug to Mount Pleasant and Knightsville. Georgiaville dam near Providence deemed perilous with water averted to safe levels. floodgates expected to widen at cost.
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Alexander Frazier
Providence
William Lippitt
New Jersey
Thomas Donahue
Newport
Providence Journal
Mashapaug
Spectacle Ponds
Mount Pleasant
Knightsville
Georgiaville
Democrats Nominate Dr Edgar E Dean In Brockton District
The second congressional district Democratic convention met in Quincy town hall with W Li Douglass of Brockton as chairman and John Cahill of Quincy as secretary. Delegates from 2 cities and 17 towns totaled 90 as Bushrod Morse urged nominating Dr Edgar E Dean of Brockton, praising civil service reform. A district committee for Bristol Norfolk and Plymouth counties was formed, and a joint convention for southeastern district district attorney nominees was scheduled after deadlock. Fall River and New Bedford speakers followed, attacking Republican rule over commerce and fisheries.
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New Hampshire
Manchester
N. HL
Democratic City Committee
Lewis Simons
Patrick A. Devine
Congress
Providence
R. I
William P. Sheffield, Jr
Newport
H.J. Spooner
Spooner
George A. Wilbur
Woonsocket
Jonathan Chace
Lincoln
Chace
New York
S. S. Cox
Newark
N. J
Wm. H. Fiedler
Quincy
W. Li. Douglass
Brockton
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Committee of Credentials
Bushrod Morse
Sharon
Gen
Hancock
Commonwealth
Boston
Edgar E. Dean
Jay Hubbell
Dean
Messrs
Sigouray Butler
John T. Flood
Randolph
Republican Convention
John D. Long
Republican Congressional Committee
Drake
Bristol
John W. Hart
Norfolk
William L. Douglass
Plymouth
Norfolk County
C. G. Chick
Hyde Park
W. W. Brooks
Canton
J. J. Ellis
Stoughton
Plymouth County
Charles M. Reed
Bridgewater
John F. Porter
D. W. Andrews
Hosea Kingman
J. E. Cotter
C. A. Mackintosh
Dedham
Democratic State Central Committee
Convention of Prohibitionists Nominates Local Candidates
A third party prohibitionist meeting was held in Wesleyan hall to nominate candidates for representatives, senators, register of deeds, councillors, and congressmen. About 19 men attended, with D S Gammon as chairman and T H Howard and C M Evans as secretaries. In general, Hancock Veterans endorse Henry B Lovering for Congress from the sixth district.
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Wesleyan Hall
Richards
D. 5
Gammon
T. H. Howard
C. M. Evans
Hancock Veterans of
Chelsea
Lovering
Congress
Hancock Veterans
Henry B. Lovering
Three Men Arrested in Cambridge Childs Robbery Rumor
Rumors claim three men were arrested for the assault and highway robbery on Charles Childs in Cambridge last Saturday. Brower allegedly led Cambridge police to Henry Lennon a hack driver and a Metropolitan car conductor. Lennon supposedly has an alibi via a Maynard’s stable record while other details remain withheld by police.
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Childs
Cambridge
Brower
Gerraughty
Henry Lennon
John E. Maynard
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Maynard
Bowdoin Square
Lennon
Reggie House
Clue at Waltham Links Two Suspects in Cambridge Robbery
Cambridge officers and Waltham police focus on two men who stayed at the Sanderson house and left behind a Belmont hotel envelope lot. One signed as Henry Jones with a date Oct 24, and both men vanished after selling soap with labels removed, arousing suspicion of fraud and potential link to a Cambridge robbery.
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Waltham
Cambridge
Childs
Moody
Sanderson House
Cloyes
Sergt. Dalton
Belmont
Gloucester
Henry Jones
Jones
Seventh Annual Reunion of Rebel Prison Survivors in Massachusetts
The seventh annual reunion of the Massachusetts Union of the Survivors of Rebel Prisons was held at the United States hotel with about 150 members present. Officers elected included President J. G. B. Adams and Vice President David Whiston. Governors, delegates, a dinner, and speeches recalled Civil War hardships, with Gov. Long and other veterans attending. The event honored enduring memories and the shared history of Union soldiers.
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Massachusetts Union
United States Hotel
J. G. B. Adams
David Whiston
J. G. Bovey
F. C. Curtis
J. G. Barry
United States
Barry
Arthur
Marshfield
Massachusetts
Maj
George St. Merrill
Burrows
Boston Museum
George A. Patch
Grand Army of Massachusetts
Calvin F. Harlow
29Th
Massachusetts Regiment
Winders
Wirtzs
Ted Mr. Burrows
Horace Binney
Sargent
Col
Carroll D. Wright
Prescott Wins Libel Suit Against American News
New York October 19 Miss Marie Prescott actress won a libel suit against the American News company over a letter by Ernest Harvier. After days of sensational testimony the jury awarded her twelve thousand five hundred dollars in damages.
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New York
Marie Prescott
American News Company
Ernest Harvier
News Company
Prescott
Miss Prescott
Fire damages Gast & Co lithographing and Pattison stationers
Reports from multiple towns detail fires across the Midwest and South. August Gast & Co. studio at North Third street in St Louis suffered about 25000 dollars in damage, with Pattison & Co. on the first floor dragging water damage. Appleton planing mill loss 12000 dollars. Dingley Bros coal shed burn loss about 509 dollars, insured. In New Bern about 150 bales of cotton burned on a Midland railroad wharf en route to Norfolk New York and Boston.
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Telegraph
St. Louis
August Gast & Co
North Third Street
Robert D. Pattison & Co
Appleton
Wis
Gardiner
Dingley Bros
Newbern
N. C
Midland Railroad
Norfolk
New York
Boston
Narragansett Park racing day disrupted by rain delays
Providence report notes second day unfinished due to heavy track and rain. In 2:40 class Vladimir took heats two and three, Galanthes won heat one, with times 2:394, 2:49 4, 2:4316. In 2:36 class Jeremiah won heat one, Belle S Hacket won heats two and three, times 2:3514, 2:381g, 2:371g.
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Providence
R. I
Narragansett Park
Vladimir
Galanthes
Jeremiah
Belle S. Hacket
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Elbridge Howe
E. L. Bigelow
A. Howe
William A. Alley
Marlboro
Democrats
State Street
Charles Levi Woodbury
Massasoit House
Springfield
W.S. Loomis
Daniel R. Beckford
Gleason Hill
Beckford
Rockwell
Georgetown
A. Mudge
Danvers
A. J. Huntress
J. O. Wardwell
Kimball
Fairbanks
Down ON
Harwich
Barnstable County
Hyannis
A. G. Chase
Capt. Ellis
State Senate
Chase
Morse
Col. Jonas
KH. French
New Orleans
New England
John Adams
England
Nicholas Hathaway
Philip Arthur Wilson
Josiah Wilson
Hanscom
Francis Kenney, & Son
Union Square
Young Wilson
Francis Kenney & Son
Charlies W. Kenney
Mr. Kenney
Kenney
Wilson
No. 13
Williams Street
Ansel F. Bartlett
Kenney’s Market
Bis
W. F. Goldsmith & Co
Union Street
Goldsmith
Stephen N. Breed & Co
Broad Street
Goldsmith & Co
A. B. Clough & Co
Munroe Street
Revs. R. R. Meredith
T. T. Munger
Munger
Cairo
Broadley and Eve
Mark Francis Napier
Arabi Pasha
H. M. Stanley
M. de Brazza
J. Stanley
International Association
Post Publishing Co., Publishers
Hanover
Cassel
Snce
Posen
Berlin
National Land League
Bostonians
St. Louis, Mo
Commercial Club of
Cincinnati
Merchants Exchange of
Tabasco
Mexico
Mazatlan
Birmingham Rolling Mills
Birminghan
Ala
Annister
Annistor
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Association of Chicago
Joliet
20Th Maine Volunteers
Panama
Gov
Aldana
Conception Street
Bogota
Bellevue
Seabright
Field
Mr. Berg
Jersey
Col. H.S. Russell
Milton
Mabel Labey
Gazella
G. L. Foskert
Wirstead
W. H. Wilkinson
R. Goodman
Lenox
Lawmarez
Farmer’s Glory
F. Bronson
Southport
Coal Miners’ Association
Pittsburg
Ae Coal
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