Record of varied 19th century news items in Chicago
Receipts in Chicago last week totaling 2560 mark the largest on record. The Reilly murder trial in War mel, N. Y. ends in a hung jury. Farmington bank Minnesota assigns assets of 50000 with liabilities 30000. Texas and Pacific railway freight handers in Dallas see wage dispute resolution. Montreal stock exchange ends with bears dominating. An attack near Shelby North Carolina leaves Mrs. Logan dead and Mr. Logan severely harmed. the assailant escapes with 10 dollars. Indianapolis man Gardiner suspected of eloping, many letters to him about a thermometer and barometer for 28 cents. Chicago judge voids a $150 liquor tax on wholesalers as unlawful. Mrs. Boxer sues for 226656 dollars in Montreal. London admiralty contacted about steamship propulsion for faster Atlantic crossing. Archbishop Lynch letter debate on pauper immigration in Toronto. Philadelphia rail embezzlement case reveals 21000 dollars stolen. four clerks jailed. Georgia land suit affecting 300099 acres and hundreds of small planters. Mt. Pleasant Iowa mill boiler explosion kills Beckwith. others injured. Cincinnati chamber discipline committee defers on J R McLean case amid editorials. Committee aims for reconciliation after hard deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reilly
Sanderlin
Warmel
N. Y
St. Paul
Farmington
Minn
Dallas
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Montreal Stock Exchange
Bulls
Bears
William Logan
Shelby
N. C
Montreal
Boxer
Royal Navy
Frederick Judah
Admiralty
London
Toronto
Lynch
Dublin
Canada
Junction Railroad
Philadelphia
Reading and Pennsylvania Counnies
Georgia
Stephen Chase
Samuel E. Crocker
Maine
William Colby
New Hampshire
Dodge
Laurens
Montgomery
Pulaski
Telfair
Ross Bros
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Beckwith
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Gazette
J. R. McLean
Esquirer
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Geddes Seeks Ohio Senate Seat in 1890s Era
A collection of brief notices covers political moves, civic awards, and travel plans. Judge Geddes is seeking the U S Senate seat for Ohio. Willard R. Blodgett sails for Europe for a three month continental tour. Lord Lorne receives a farewell in Quebec and responds in French. General Crook noted for abstinence from alcohol and tea. Various society and transport updates from Boston, Ipswich, New York, London, and Ipswich’s humane awards.
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Geddes
United States
Ohio
Fisher
Tewksbury Almshouse
Jimnny Irving
New York
Amos Lawrence Bond
Boston
Willard R. Blodgett
Europe
Lord Lorne
Quebec
Crook
William H. Tobias
Ashland
London
Madison County
Judge Hoadly
Boston Herald
B. F. Butler
T. G. Widmer
Highbrand
Humane Society of Massachusetts
Ipswich
Samuel F. Clarke
William Y P. Dexter
Frank R. Brown
J. A. Hunter
Cunard
Samaria
Duke of Connaught
Duke of Albany
Marquis of Lorne
Princess Louise
Liverpool
India
Washington
Coleridge
Justice Gray
Supreme Court
Lord Coleridge
Gen. Sherman
Justice Field
California
G. W. Gates
Vermont and
New Hampshire
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thomas Roche
Connecticut
Roche
Hamstone
Anna Dickinson
Michigan
Jason Wentworth
Wentworth
Hunting
Miss Dickinson
Hamilcy
Anne Boleyn
Bedford Avenue Reformed Church
Joseph T. Duryea
Clossen Avenue Presbyterian Church
New
Brooklyn
Elbert 8. Porter
Dying Confession Ties Woman to Suspected Murders
Milly Walker a dying witness in Fleming County Kentucky admits killings dating back years. She claims alias Mary Gande killed her betrayer George Radcliffe in Menifee county and that Radcliffe’s murder prompted bystander Ned Trumbo’s death followed later. Police corroboration hinges on a cave burial found by investigators.
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Flemingsburg
Johnson County
George Frankson
Milly Walker
Doc Martnell
Mary Gande
George Radcliffe
Menefee County
Snelling Creek
Radcliffe
Frank Tompkins
Radcliff
Frenchburg
Ned ‘Trumbo
Charles Hopper
Ex Mayor Prince declines bid as Norfolk Democrats name Abbott lieutenant governor
A meeting of the Democratic State Central Committee named S. A. B. Abbott of Boston to fill the lieutenant governor vacancy after ex mayor Prince declined. Abbott, about 40, Harvard graduate and lawyer, has led election contests and served on the license board and library trustees. Norfolk County Democrats reject Col. Drinkwater as sheriff candidate and foresee Cedar party unity challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Jonas H. French
Prince
Edward Avery
S. A. B. Abbott
Boston
Abbott
J. G. Abbott
Lowell
Harvard
Suffolk
Josiah G. Abbott
Rufus S. Frost
Benjamin Dean
Walbridge A. Field
Board of License Commissioners
Messrs. Walker and
Gargan
Public Library
Norfolk
Rufus C. Woodward
Col. Drinkwater
Post
Sheriff Wood
Republican Town Committee
Dedham
Phenix Block
A. B. Wentworth
C. A. Mackintosh
East Dedham
Mackintosh
Charles J. Hurley
C. C. Nichols
Oakdale
Dedham Centre
Butler
Robinson
Gov. Butler
Post Office Department Proposes Local Postage Cuts and Night Stamp
Washington report details Hatton findings on postmasters, office totals, and salaries amid reforms. Proposes a special night delivery stamp, extended carriers for adjacent towns, and reducing local postage from two to one cent where carrier service exists. Notes cost and staffing implications and praises subordinate officers' candor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hatton
Dakota
Connecticut
Bigamy charge and city news from New York
Henry Gilmurray, 40, foreman at a Greenpoint oil refinery, was arrested on a bigamy charge after leaving his first wife in 1875 and marrying another in New York in 1876. He was held on $3,000 bail after a prior escape. Brooklyn boiler explosion kills watchman as debris scatters near a boat shop. Grace Church hosts a grand consecration of Rev. Dr. Henry C. Peter with 40 bishops and 600 clergy. An injunction halts sale of several government ships pending a receiver order. Bottlers convention and exhibition dates moved to December after venue expansion due to crowded interest.
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Ward
Icess
Lenees Bol
Isdhecssivns
Biss Sceksatanns Cie
Forty-fifth Regiment
Swampscott
G. C. Richards
Forty- Fifth Regiment
Col. Codman
Grand Old Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Cyrus H. Bates
Gov. Butler
Forty-Fifth
W. D. Brackett
J. Frank Emmons
J.D. Whitcomb
Joseph Glass
New York
Henry Gilmurray
Greenpoint
Boston
Annie Dyer
John Loomis
Brooklyn
Henry C. Peter
Grace Church
Protestant Episcopal
Patrick Clancy
Daniel W. Richards
Martin B. Smith
Charles E. Hubbell
George A. Porter
Edward Stannard
D. Buhler
United States Bottlers’ Protective Association
Irving Hall
American Institute Hall
Randolph consecrated assistant bishop of Virginia
In Baltimore Rev. Alfred M. Randolph was consecrated assistant bishop of Virginia at Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal church. The service drew a large gathering of prelates clergy and laypeople and featured solemn ceremonial rites led by the senior bishop’s representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alfred M. Randolph
Virginia
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Fee Ee
Lee Ware Ag
Pension swindle warning to veterans and monument updates
Washington pensioners are warned about aggressive pension agents sending circulars promising increased pensions and claiming to secure losses for fees. Also reported are the mint’s paper and specie circulation figures, progress on the Washington monument and plans for a new silver vault to store 40 million dollars, with distribution of silver after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Mint
United States
Treasury
George L. Damon
Boston
New Orleans
Court awards in Alabama claims judgments and navy bids
The Alabama claims court awarded Alexander Munn 4650 dollars with interest from October 28, 1862, and Swift & Allen 198 dollars, John Kehew 163 dollars, and Caroline M Adams 163 dollars with interest from December 27, 1865. A junk dealer's fraud charges over old material at Norfolk navy yard were not sustained after inquiry by Secretary Chandler. Secretary of the Navy rejected bids for compound armor plates for the Miantonomah turret armor and will re advertise bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Alabama Claims
Alexander Munn
Swift & Allen
John Kehew
Caroline M. Adams
Washington
Cape Elizabeth Weighs City Charter Consideration
Cape Elizabeth discusses adopting a city charter while other Maine items note Albert Knight drowned after falling from a Portland wharf on Sunday. A $30,000 Houston academy endowment is turned over to Colby University. A Belfast road damage case favored the defendant. James Hudson killed in a Lewiston fall from a Boston and Maine car. Maine railroad officials held a hearing in Farmington on the Franklin and Somerset line with a certificate of approval likely after surveying this fall.
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Cape Elizabeth
Albert Knight
Portland
Houston Academy
Colby University
Green Mountain Railroad Company
Sarah C. Morse
Belfast
James Hudson
Lewiston
Boston and Maine
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Railroad Commissioners of
Maine
Farmington
Franklin and Somerset Railroad
Masses of 19th Century Massachusetts Tragedies and Notices
A mass of short items reports several deaths including Thomas Dailey run over by a freight train in Shelburne and Charles A Higgins killed by an elevator accident in Worcester. Other items note bequests to Bernardston Unitarian society, a Gloucester steamer's mackerel study, a boating accident near Stockbridge, a Dowd liquor conviction, Flagg’s failed dairy purchase, a Haverhill railroad tragedy, a Worcester veterans reunion, and political contest over a Sign home post in Northboro with Ashley defeating Barrington’s candidate.
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Thomas Dailey
Lee
Shelburne
Charles A. Higgins
Jonas G. Clark
Worcester
Joseph P. Hale
New York
Unitarian Society
Bernardston
United States Fish Commission
Gloucester
William Flynn
Michael
Stockbridge Lake
Amos Dowd
Great Barrington
House of Correction
Dowd
Varnum H. Flagg
Littleton
Brighton
South Acton
Flagg
James Riley
Georgetown
Haverhill
Boston and Maine
Riley
Gettysburg
Rev
S. S. Ashley
Northboro
Frank Barrington
Ashley
Harrington
Mr. Ashley
Burglar hits Royce & Goff store in North Troy
The North Troy store of Royce and Goff was burglarized Friday night, with several hundred dollars of merchandise taken. No clue to the thieves. A horse, harness, and wager belonging to Brad Jackson of Barre was stolen from his barn Friday night, valued around $200.
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Royce & Goff
North Troy
Brad Jackson
Barre
Old Sea Captain Amos Dwinel Ends His Life in Providence
Aged 71 formerly of Lisbon Maine captain Amos Dwinel shot himself Saturday at his son’s Providence residence. Mary McGrath, 13, was found drowned Sunday in the Providence River, likely a wharf fall. An attempted Worcester train wreck occurred in Providence Saturday evening with a sleeper on the tracks and danger signal. the train struck the obstruction but no major damage. John McGregor, 64, lodged at Providence police station Saturday night, with last known lodging in Tewksbury, prompting officers to review local lodger records amid a tramp presence. It is charged that Lewisbury paupers were ticketed from Massachusetts into Rhode Island.
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Amos Dwinel
Lisbon
Providence
Mary
John McGrath
Worcester
John McGregor
Tewksbury
Lewisbury
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Fires Hit Arlington Gas Works and City Districts
A fire destroyed the sheds and stable at Arlington gas works in Boston area, loss about 200 dollars, origin in a coke pile, burned for days. Separate blazes followed in Roxbury store, Tremont street mission, and various cities with multiple buildings damaged or lost, totals and insurers varying.
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Boston
Arlington Gas Works
Arlington
Island Street
Roxbury
Michael O’donnell
Children’s Mission
Tremont Street
Wealthy Lincoln resident arrested in girl’s murder case
Zora Burns, a former domestic in Orrin A. Carpenter's household, was found murdered near Lincoln, Illinois. Carpenter, reputed the town’s wealthiest resident, was arrested after evidence linked him to Burns's visit to his office and her pregnancy. Bloodstains on his buggy and testimonies point to a violent confrontation. Carpenter owns a large elevator, a farm, and other property.
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Lincoln
Ell
Ill
Zora Burns
Orrin A. Carpenter
Carpenter
Zora
O Ae
Muddle Over Supplementary Orders Tangles Arctic Relief Mission
Secretary Chandler complains to Commander Wildes about the failed Greely relief voyage with the Yantic and Proteus. Wildes replies detailing voyage conditions, coal, ice, and the decision to push through Melville Bay. He faults the missing supplementary orders for derailing the mission and requests a court of inquiry if needed.
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Chandler
Wildes
The Wdakk Side of Life Police Roundup
A Boston area police and hospital bleedsheet lists injuries and petty crimes: William Sweet of Auburn Street, Charles Town, suffered a skull fracture after being thrown from a team on Walker Street and was taken to the city hospital. Walter Colburn and John Sheehan were arrested for theft on Leverett and Kneeland streets respectively. George W. Adams is held for larceny of 84 dollars from a Washington, D.C. colleague. Walter Campbell fell from a 10 foot height while roofing in Wellesley and was brought to Massachusetts General Hospital. Annie Coughlin burned after a match ignited alcohol, treated at Massachusetts General. two youths identified as William R. Donovan and Henry G. Thomas were arrested for attempting to steal the play Young Mrs. Winthrop during a Park Theatre performance. Richard H. Barry arrested for larceny of a 21 dollar watch from Albert Street. William Westwater and William Hockway charged with assault on Yum Lung and Gung near Harrison Avenue and property damage. Charles H. Holman’s Roxbury Advocate residence was burglarized and a silk plush frame with a photograph removed.
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Walter Colburn
Clara Munroe
Leverett Street
John Sheehan
Elmer Wentworth
Kneeland Street
George W. Adams
Station 7
Washington, D. C
Walter R. Campbell
Cambridge Street
Wellesey
Massachusetts General Hospital
Annie Coughlin
Havre Street
Cambridgeport
Boston
Winthrop
Edward Ee Albert
William Estwater
William Hockway
Fourth Division
Yum Lung
Gung
Harrison Avenue
Charles H. Holman
Roxbury Advocate
Highland Avenue
Labor and politics sweep through rests of Europe
A European sweep of sessions and dispatches covers a Senate labor and education hearing with Elizur Wright on savings and insurance, Leeds franchise moves and Irish politics, Jules Ferry in France, Nihilists in Russia, trichinosis in Germany, and Arab Pasha’s exiles as press and public debate political and social reform across Britain France Ireland and beyond.
Movements of Naval Officers at the Charlestown Navy Yard
Officers and ratings across the Charlestown Navy Yard are reassigned or detached to ships and stations. Ohio may sail to New York today. several personnel move to the Wabash, Shenandoah, Powhattan, and hydrographic or naval hospital posts. The payroll for the first half of the month was issued to yard employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Navy Yard
Ohio
Navy Yard
New York
Asserson
U.S. N
M. K. Henderson
A.S. 5
United States
Wabash
William A. Marshall
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Hydrographic Office
F. W. Watkins
Naval Magazine
Chelsea
John G. Foster
Panama
Ead Naval Hospital
Oruc
Naval Hospital
Navy
Mare Island
Cal
N. J. K. Patch
Powattan
James M. Grimes
Powhattan
J. H. Washburne
Peter Johnson
United States Navy
Shenandoah
Charles §. Norton
George Talcott
Hughes
Perry
Garst
Whitfield
Hagenman
Milligan
Robert C. Ray
Augustus H. Able
Ralph Aston
Horace E. Frick
Charles E. Manning
William L. Cathcart
William J.simon
M. H. Crawford
Edward Bellows
Hoadly Maintains Clear Ohio Lead Across Counties
A Columbus despatch reports Hoadly with a statewide majority. Official returns cover all but six counties, where votes yield a near final plurality of 12,507 in his favor. Overall Hoadly leads by 2,010, exceeding Foster’s prior margin, with prohibitionists at 7,526 and the Greenback ticket at 2,250.
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Columbus
Hoadly
Hoady
Foster
Greenback
River rises flood White river valley damage noted in Arkansas
The White river has risen four inches per hour for 48 hours, flooding about 1200 acres of corn and cotton in the White river valley near Batesville. Damage to small farms is nearly irreparable, likely leaving many residents destitute.
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Batesville
Ark
White River
The Saturday Clubs Meet At Youngs Hotel
The Middlesex and Essex clubs held a joint meeting at Young's hotel with Editor N A Horton presiding. Speakers included Congressmen Hoar and Bowman and others. Separate klub gatherings at Parker's and Parker's hosted Boston and Commercial clubs with few guests.
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Young’s Hotel
Middlesex
Essex
N. A. Horton
Salem Gazette
Hoar and Bowman
E. H. Haskell
Executive Council
Fitz J. Babson
Gloucester
J. H. Butler
Middlesex Club
Massachusetts Club
Parker’s
Boston
John L.stephenson
C. B. Houghton
California
Parker
Chicago
Commercial Club
Parker's
William H. Lincoln
Charles P. Clarke
New York and New Haven Railroad
Agricultural Club
Tfen
Marshall P. Wilder
Treaty of Peace Signed Between Chilean Government and Gen Iglesias
A Diario Oficial bulletin reports a peace treaty signed at 9:45 PM in Ancosa between the Chilean government and Gen Iglesias. It states that Lima and Callao will be occupied by Peruvians within two days and that the Diario Oficial will cease publication.
Powder Explosion Kills Foreman at Sea Caucus Plant
A drying room at the American powder company in Sea Caucus, West Hopoxen, New Jersey, was destroyed by an overnight explosion of 1,500 units of powder. Foreman Martin T. was the sole worker in the arts building and fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hopoxen
N. J
American Powder Company
Seacaucus
Martin T
Funeral of Capt Frank Tewksbury in East Boston
The funeral for Capt Frank Tewksbury, a famed Boston pilot, was held from his Webster Street residence. He died after a paralytic shock Wednesday morning. Rev Warren H Cudworth led services amid large attendance and rich floral tributes. The cortege moved to Woodlawn Cemetery Chelsea.
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The
Boston Pilots
State House Friends
Capt
Bruce
Fowler
Joslyn
Harrington
Woodlawn
Chelsea
Tewksbury
Fire department promotions and fleet changes noted
Up to Saturday noon 9 600 poll taxes had been divided at the assessors office. The fire commissioners announced promotions transfers and appointments among enginemen drivers and ladder crews including W Hall Jr to engineman engine 9 and J B Noble to assistant engineman engine 9. Col Codman writes to Chairman Hills defending assessors while casting doubt on assistant assessors duties and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hall, Jr
W. H. Clay
J. B. Noble
Woseman
J. A. Ryan
F. P. Mahone
Hayes
E. W. Clark
Charles W. Stevens
John M. Nugent
W. J. Healey
P. F. McDonald
John J. Gurney
Hook and Ladder
Col. Codman
Hills
Board of Assessors
Worcester
Amerigar Express Announces Boston to Chicago Daily Service
Amerigar Express Company announces a daily nontransfer service from Boston to Chicago departing at 6 P.M. and arriving in 36 hours. The line claims less transfers and quicker time to western cities with no rate increase. Inquiries: General Office 244 Washington Street.
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Boston
Chicago
General Office
Washington Street
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Boston Post
Telegraph and Mail
Mimic World
MotherSwan
Ata
Batabyogk & Eqiqn
Hidalgo
BAY State Politics
S. A. B. Abbott, Esq
Norfolk County
Mepiensevedaphue
Qeneeenesnenensissenee
Harr
Salem
Mechanics Hall
Horr
Gorra
Springfield Republican
Granger
Ben Butler
Ben
Suffolk County
Wesleyan Hall
South Abington
Lynn
Beverly
Taunton
New Bedford
Rockland
Wightman
Neil Dow
Gardner and
Fitchburg
Greenfield
Holyoke
Northampton
Springfield
Marlboro
Newton
Watertown
North Brookfield
Spencer
Woburn
Cambridge
Col
Reading
W. Spaulding
Frank K. Foster
East Cambridge
Stoneham
Hampton
Harbor Springs
Mich
Palmer
Milford
Leominster
Co. H. Litchman
Groveland
Everett
W. H. Simmons
Athol
Brookfield
Lawrence
South Framingham
Natick
Fifth Middlesex
Alfred Page
Ayer
Ruel Williams
Acton
State Central Committee
Charles H. Allen
Seventh Middlesex
Lloyd E. White
B. S. Bosworth
Marcus M. Rhodes
Fall River
Nelson
Alderman Hurley
Wade
State Police
Prohibitory State Committee
State Prohibitory Committee
George D. Robinson
Republican State Committee
Henry N. Hudson
State Streets
Independent
Henry Faxon
the Press
John F. Flemming
Pittsfield
Albany
Howard L. Smith
Bowery
Wason Manufacturing Company
D. P. Driscoll
Charles Whittier
Essex Statesman
Butler Union
Marblehead
Democrats
Somerville
Bow Street Hall
Lynn Ice Company
Lynn Bee
Salem News
Dem
Essex County
Herrick
Charles S. Lilley
Democrats of
Waltham
Worcester Times
Post Office Department
Gotham Gleanings
Col. Casey
Washington Monument
Monument Association
Casey
New York City
St. Louis
San Francisco
United States Signal Service
Colorado
Upper Lakes
U.S
NEW England News
Vermont
Phillips
Madrid
Isiah Chick
Chick
Charles H. Witham
Scott Hodgkins
Charles Sprague
Mass
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Laconia
N. H
Samuel W. Prescott
Franklin Street
Strasberger & Co
Omas Ball & Co
Edward Gribbon & Sons
Grand Haven
Stearns Manufacturing Company
R. J
George Man
James Cady
Norwich
Conn
Delaney
Michael Leonard
Putnam
Keene
Frank C. Snow
West Swansey
M. M. Kelley
North Parish
Magnet
Mount Vernon
Main
Tacoma
W.T
Ricacoro
Omer Corliss
Cleveland
Forest City
G. QO. Taylor
Sarily
Lieut. Greely
Frank Wildes
Greely
Secretary of the Navy
Yantie
Proteus
Smith Sound
Lady Franklin Bay
Navy Department
St. Johns
N. F
Yantic
Greenland
Lieut
Offeer
Davis’s Straits
Littleton Island
Cisco Island
Carey Island
Garlington
Cape Sabine
War Department
Department
Elise
Hion
W. E. Chandler
Sir Shavé
Arctic
Davis Straits
Pike
Godhaven
Labrador
Peru
Oureparture
Melville Bay
Cape York
Pandora Harbor
Carey Islands
Cape Parry
Cape Athol
Cape Dudley
Digges
Upernavik
Enclosure
Signal Office
Secretary of War
William Sweet
Auburn Street
Charlestown
Walker Street
City Hospital
News From
Senate
Elizur W
Senate Commiiutee
Elizur Wright
Peole
Jay Gould
James Fiske, Jr
William H. Vanderbilt
Great Britain
Leeds
Lord Salisbury
Germany
John Bright
John Morley
Chamberlain
Herbert Gladstone
Ireland
England
House of Lords
Gladstone
Quarterly Review
House of Commons
Salisbury
Jules Ferry
France
MacMahon
Limerick
Monaghan
Toys
National League
Wexford
Michael Davitt
Healy
Sullivan
Leamy
Small
Davitt
County Wexord
Russia
Siberia
Tourguenieff
Berlin
Ermslaben
Prussian
Saxony
Ermsladen
Aken
Arabi
Wilfrid Blunt
Arabi Pasha
Ceylon
Columbo
Lord Bessmore
Orangemen
Ulster
Rosslea
Shaw
Madagascar
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
O’donnell
James Stephens
Fonian
Charles Dilke
Stephens
Daniel Lucy
Massey
Mushera Mountain
Macroom
County Cork
Constantinople
Anatolia
Boeslin
New American, British and Continental Cable Company
Prince Czartoryski
Sieniawa
Austrian Galicia
Gellert
Havre
TRE Navy
Arkansas
Apna Ptne
Wee Garvan
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Frank
City Ball
Fairbanks
Amerigar
Phen Oui Quan
Jas. Eggleston, Gen'l
Sargent
Sudbury Street
Bakker
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester, Mass
Coolidge House
Bowdoin Square
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