Doctors Bliss and Boynton Quarrel Over Surgeon In Charge
The text notes a quarrel between Doctors Bliss and Boynton about who was rightfully retained as surgeon in charge of the late president. It urges settling the matter outside newspapers and warns that continued speculation could spark a public reaction against Garfield.
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Bliss
Boynton
Garfield
Divorce Applications Highlight Maine Supreme Court Term
The Portland Press court reports note twenty six divorce applications at one supreme court term with all but one granted. The figures suggest explanations for Maine being described as a banner state in some areas of inform. Gen. Dow is noted as entitled to the floor.
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Portland Press Court
Supreme Court
Maine
Dow
Birthday tributes to Hon. F. W. Bird mark 73rd year
The Saturday celebration honored Hon. F. W. Bird on his 73rd birthday with warm attendance. The piece lauds his prominent role in Massachusetts politics and the respect he commands from friends and opponents alike.
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F. W. Bird
Massachusetts
Louisville Dog Fight Controversy Draws City to Task
The Louisville Courier-Journal condemns a local dog fight arranged and held within city limits. It notes a dog was provided, bet upon, and compelled to fight by residents of Louisville and urges authorities to enforce the law and end such brutal exhibitions.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville
Return of the Ninth Regiment from Yorktown
A large reception yesterday honored the Ninth Regiment returning from Yorktown. The community's hearty welcome countered damaging reports, confirming the regiment's good name and high standing. The endorsement of a prominent national figure reinforces local pride and trust in the soldiers.
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Yorktown
Loss of Uncle Solon Chase From Androscoggin Greenback Paper
In a farewell address Solon Chase laments fusion in the Androscoggin Greenback Publishing company and his removal from the Equirer. He vows the greenback cause endures, while condemning the term honorable fusion as a misnomer and pledges continued work for the party’s principles.
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Solon Chase
The
Equirer
James Nash
Enquirer
Greenback Party
Bed Rock Principe
Uncle Solon
Editorial rebuts Bergh on vaccination duty and smallpox deaths
A courteous but firm post editoral argues for prompt general vaccination over cruelty concerns. It cites smallpox death statistics across decades, questions Bergh’s comparisons, and endorses vaccination as the key to reducing disease while noting social prejudice.
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Henry Bergh
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Bergh
England
London
Treasury Ring Allegations Colored by Gazette Report
The Sunday Gazette claims power abuses in the treasury under Power and Upton, detailing irregular purchases, duplicated warrants, and gifts funded by contingent funds. It cites Pitney’s discharge, Windom’s reaction, and a Potemkin investigation designed to shield Power and Upton.
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Washington
The
Sunday Gazette
Treasury
Gazette
Power
Pitney
Upton
Sherman
Windom
John Sherman
Treasury Building
Chicago
Treasury Department
Mr. Windom
Saul
Pitnney
Harper’s Magazine
Edwin W. Keightley
Keightley
Michigan
Senate confirms large batch of executive nominations
The senate briefed into exec session and confirmed a wide slate of appointments including W.W. Dudley as pensions commissioner R. F. Crowell deputy sixth auditor John Cromb land office judge F W Sparling lands Van couver W T George W Wilkinson Indian agent at Omaha Winnebago agencies and senior navy bureau chiefs Capt Montgomery Secard and Capt J G Walker along with numerous flag officers captains and lieutenants. Also Howgate jailed on 30000 bail for not guilty plea and other misc items including Belknap and MacVeagh actions and Winthrop arrival.
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Washington
W.W. Dudley
Indiana
R. F. Crowell
Minnesota
John Cromb
Crockston
Minn
F. W. Sparling
Seattle
W.T
John C. P. DeKrafft
Joseph N. Miller
Montgomery Secard
Edward C. Matthews
E. P. Lull
Charles N. Norton
P. F. Harrington
William B. Hoff
Wiliam S. Dana
Nicoll Ludlow
F. A. Cook
George M. Bock
Eugene B. Thomas
Marcus B. Buiford
Robert E. Imprey
George E. Ide
Leutenant
G. A. Merriam
Charles H. Lyman
John 8. Abbott
Boynton Leach
Freeman H. Crosby
Timothy G.C. Sutter
John B. Milton
Wiliam Kilburn
H.C. F. Nye
Bhe Wasters
D. McCartney
Abraham V. Zane
John W. Ross
Redmond Tully
Congress
Twenty-Fifth Infantry
W. W. Tyler
Ninth Cavalry
Eignteenth Infantry
J. A. Olmstead
Thirteenth Infantry
Nmsh
Edward Carter
New York
Henry J. Raymond
Thomas J. C. Maddox
W W. Jjckneon
Beegzing
Gov. Hawkins
Tennessee
South
North
Philip S. Wales
Robt. F. Bradford
Colby M. Chester
John L. Kaine
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward F. White
California
San Francisco
Howgate
W. H. Howgate
Supreme court rules in Sprague cases in Providence
In Rhode Island the supreme court dismissed the bill by Quidnick against Zechariah Chafee trustee on stock lien due to mortgage note settlement. A second bill seeking sale of Quidnick stock was dismissed for multifariousness unless next Saturday. Farnsworth seeks contempt action against Butler Pryor Patten for attaching Quidnick assets in New York. Butler argues he sold his claim and that Rhode Island court lacks control. The court took the matter under advisement.
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Providence
R. I
Supreme Court
Sprague
Quidnick Company
Zechariah Chafee
Sprague Estate
Chafee
Quidnick
New York
Revolution crushed in San Domingo and Haitian disturbances
Advices through Oct 10 report San Domingo revolution entirely crushed. Gen. Henreaux returns to the capital amid a 1060 gun salute. A special delegates congress sessions to revise the constitution. Port au Prince reports disturbances at Jacmel with four houses burned and $77000 loss.
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Encendiacy
St Facmel
Fic
Havana
St. Domingo
Henreaux
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Jacmel
Local Industry Reports Strong Sleigh Production and Charitable Efforts
About 2 300 sleighs will be finished by local manufacturers this season with one dealer producing 1 000. The Michigan sufferers fund has 8 617 collected by a canvassing committee. The Jocal Flower mission has sent over 1 000 bouquets to Boston for distribution this season.
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Jocal Flower Mission
Boston
State Reform School
T. J. Connaty
Worcester
Westboro Land League
Episcopal
Henry Hall
John S. Beers
A. Mudge
Dedham
Methodist Church
Prescott Fay
Evangelical Church
Lottie L. Garfield
Unitarian Church
Funeral of Judge Charles E Sanford Held Today
The funeral for the late Judge Charles E Sanford was held this afternoon at his residence and drew many legal figures including Judges Davies Friedman Sheridan Truax Beach Sandford New Haven Recorder Smith and others. Rev Dr Potter of Grace Church conducted services before the remains are moved to New Haven for interment tomorrow.
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New York
Charles E. Sanford
Davies, Friedman, Sheridan
Truax
Geo. Bliss
8. D. Sewards
Dr. Potter
Grace Church
New Haven
Hiram G. Berry
G. A.R
Ladies’ Relief Corps
E. A. Stevens
William H. Ryner
H. B. Sargent
Mary Haven
Bishop Haven
Methodist Church
Newton
Henry M. Stimson
Baptist Church
H.T. Titus
Saa
Charles Smith
Henry Flanders
Wm. G. Blanchard
Richard I. Atwell
Newton Cemetery
Naval Movements Near Fort Monror VA October 22
The steam ram Alarm arriving from Yorktown and staying a few days under Admiral Porter. The frigate Franklin in tow of the Vandalia and bound for Norfolk tomorrow. The Hhearsarge remains for a time. The Tren ton sails for New York. The Tennessee and Yantic expected Monday.
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Admiral Porter
Yorktown
Franklin
Vandalia
Norfolk
Hhearsarge
Trenton
New York
Tennessee
Indignation Meetings and Arrests in Ireland Tide
London reports that sixteen arrests were made across Ireland under the coercion act, including the Roscommon Messenger editor and Roscommon town chairman. London protests grew with large Hyde Park demonstrations amid calls to resist government actions.
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O’brien
James O’connor
Newcastle-on-Vyne
Trafalgar Square
W. E. Forster
Ireland
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Woolwich
Cork
Dublin
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Parnell
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Kettle
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Barry
O’ Donnell
Finnegan
Clarke
Hyndeman
Miss Craiger
Iish
Judas Gladstone
Bright
New York
Sackville Street
Wicklow
Princess of Wales
Central League
Michael Keane
McCabe
Keane
Spol Ex Informata Conscientia
Council of Trent
Smuggling Case Leads to Forfeiture Suit On 8000 Havana Cigars
United States authorities filed a suit to seize 8000 cigars smuggled into New York from Havana aboard the City of Washington. Officers saw lights dropped over the stern near quarantine. cigars passed to them before the ship reached the dock. Also reported are a Brooklyn man’s return from Baltimore amid partial insanity claims, a libel suit against Anthony Comstock dismissed, and weekly European arrivals totaling 87892 with water shortage warnings and other city notes.
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United States
Havana
City of Washington
Custom House
Henry M. Francis
Express
Wells, Fargo & Co
Brooklyn
Baltimore
William C. Wilson
Anthony Comstock
Smith
Marks
Michigan
Europe
Col. I. E. Ellsworth
Lockport
Philadelphia
Clan MacDuff disaster and Arctic gale reports
London reports the British steamer Clan MacDuff foundered off the Welsh coast with 39 crew lost. A Norwegian vessel also wrecked at Ballycotton with all hands except two. Lloyds logs 238 losses and many ships dismasted or windbound, with wreckage washing ashore and rescue efforts continuing.
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Clan” Line
Liverpool
Bombay
Ballycotton
Lloyds
Forth
Plymouth
Clan MacDuff
Clan MacDuf
International Electrical Exhibition
Paris
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American Telegraphic Administration
United States Patent Office
Smithsonian Institution
Messrs. Gray and Tainter
United States Electric Lighting Company
Messrs. Bailey
Pankas, Bonwill
Conolly Bros
Mactighe, Dolbear
Eccard
The
Electric Purifier Company
Electro-Dynamic Company
Messrs
Hubbard, Williams, Phillips
Pond Indicator Company
Weston Electric Manufacturing Company
Weston Electric Light Company
Abaul Hichudus Khan
Herat
Viceroy of India
Quetta
Abdul Khudue Khan
Ameer
Herati
Ayoub Khan
Abdul Khudus Khan
Candahar
Afghanistan
Fire destroys stock in Boston carpet warehouse
In Boston the 10:08 Sunday alarm from box 5 reported a fire at Pray Sons & Co carpet warehouse 558 560 Washington near Norfolk place. The blaze, starting in the basement shipping room, was confined there with minor damage to the building and about $5,000 stock loss.
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Messrs
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
Norfolk Place
Bers
John C. Gray
Messrs. Pray
Lorenzo Burge
Nathan, Neat & Co
Swett Street
Munroe
Sabbath School Association Meeting in Vermont
Bellows Falls Vermont hosts the annual Sabbath School association meeting from Tuesday evening Oct 25 to Thursday noon. Rev J L Hurlburt Plainfield NJ leads with Ralph Wells New York as assistant. Delegates from many abroad are expected and a full local representation is assured.
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Bellows Falls
Sabbath School Association of
Vermont
J.L. Hurlburt
Plainfield
N. J
Ralph Wells
New York
St. Louis stabbing leaves two dead three claim robbery
Str. Louis, Oct.23. John Mahoney stabbed Tim Moran and Ed Hardy during a fight early this morning. Moran is dead and Hardy will die. Mahoney claims the men were trying to rob him.
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Str. Louis
John Mahoney
Tim Moran
Ed. Hardy
Moran
Hardy
Mahoney
Mysterious Disappearance of Dorchester Teen
Miss Helen A Ballou, daughter of Russell A Ballou of Dorchester, aged 17, tall with blue eyes and brown hair, vanished last Wednesday morning in a state of apparent mental distress. She wore a dark green cloaks polonaise, blue silk underskirt, and a black hat with a gray feather. Known as Irene Huntington she may seek theatrical circles and has shown delusions of being adopted. Any information should be reported to police or her father's office at 15 Pemberton Square.
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Helen A. Ballou
Russell A. Ballou
Dorchester
Irene Huntington
Pemberton Square
Flood Devastation in Illinois and Missouri Delays Rail Traffic
Reports from Quincy and St Louis describe extensive flood damage after levee breaks on the Warsaw and Indian Grove lines. About 35 000 acres overflowed with water threatening East Hannibal bridges and rail links. Refugees flood in as workers reinforce levees and trains face disruptions on multiple routes.
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Quincy
Warsaw
Indian Grove
East Hannibal
Louisville
Chicago, Burington and
Hannibal
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
St. Jo
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Quincey
Missouri and Pacific
Wabash Road
Pacific Road
Humphreys
Trenton
Bannibal
Rockport
Illinois
Wabash Railroad Company
St. Louis
Sny Island
Tragedy at Thomaston and Local Notes From Maine
John Mathews of Warren died after a fall from upper decks into the lower hold of the ship John B Thomas at Watts & Co. in Thomaston. A Bath blueberry season yielded about fifty tons and earnings near $6,000 from Georgetown and Phipsburg pickers. Benjamin Rocklaff of Vassalboro killed himself at Augusta Insane Hospital. Hall C. Dunton sought for forgery of $1,181.02 for American Express. he fled captivity near Bangor.
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John Mathews
Warren
John B Thomas
Watts & Co
Thomaston
Bath
Georgetown
Phipsburg
Augusta Insane Hospital
Benjamin Rocklaff
Vassalboro
Bangor
Hall C. Dunton
American Express Company
Shaw, Hammond & Carney
Portland
Supreme Court verdicts on rent ejectment and damages cases
In Concord, Merrill vs Perkins earned a $2 000 verdict for the plaintiff in a rent ejectment suit. Ossipee saw N S Ryap v Parker decided for the defendant over a $5 600 claim tied to a published communication about an incident two years prior. Portsmouth ruled against Capt. Rand in Arch vs Moane et al, awarding $475 plus interest for bridge damage caused by the schooner Gov Goodwin in September 1880.
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Supreme Court
Concord
Merrill Vs. Perkins
House of Defendart
Plantiff
Ossipee
N. 8
S. Ryap
Charlies H. Parker
Granite State News
Ryan
Eastern
Portsmouth
David Arch
Newcastle Bridges
Valentine Moane
Gov. Goodwin
Albert Rand
Clara Bateman
Middlebury Tragedies and Local Industry Move
At Middlebury Daniel Champagne aged 15 fell beneath a train while jumping on cars and died. Fairfield wrestler Janey McEnamy died from injuries at a state fair match. Chelsea boy H Edward Hall aged 13 was shot in the leg while hunting. the amputation proved fatal. Lindy Derby killed when his duck hunting discharge entered his mouth near Isle La Motte. Bellows Falls Wood Pulp Co purchased water power at Belden Falls and will build a pulp mill three miles north of Middlebury. blasting for the foundation is underway.
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Middlebury
Daniel Champagne
Janey McEnamy
Fairfield
H. Edward K. Hall
W. H. O. Hall
Chelsea
Lindy Derby
Isle la Mott Shore
Derby
Tragic falls and train wrecks plague region incidents
A 2 year old son of Michael J O Hare of Lowell drowned after falling into an open cistern. William A Nudd of Boston, drowned Oct 11 in Ipswich bay, whose body was found, is taken in charge by a Gloucester undertaker. A Nashua and Worcester freight train derailed near Still River Harvard injuring ten cars, likely due to a misplaced switch. A westbound Fitchburg passenger train fatally struck Jenna R Nutting of Townsend at Ayer, breaking a leg and crushing the skull. William A Smith, a 24 year old Newburyport telegraph operator, died by self inflicted gunshot at the Eastern railroad depot. At Leominster, Miss Hstue W Arnold spoke on natural science in primary schools. others discussed reading and history curricula. Officers elected: President J D Miller Leominster, VPs C T Hammes Worcester and B F Brown Athol, Secretary Ella M Wilder.
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Michael J. O’hare
Lowell
William A.nudd
Boston
Herbert C. Whitney
Ipswich Bay
Gloucester
Nashua and Worcester Railroad
Still River
Harvard
Fitchburg
Ayer
Jenna R. Nutting
Townsend
William A. Smith
Eastern Railroad
Newburyport
Worcester County Teachers’ Association
Leomamnster
Hstue W. Arnold
Westboro
Brock
G. L. Faxon
Spencer
Rhode Island Governor Returns Home After Yorktown Visit
Gov. Littlefield of Rhode Island arrived home from Yorktown Saturday with his escort. Channing Memorial church Newport held its first Sunday services with both morning and evening crowds. Rev. M. K. Schermerhorn preached in the morning and William H. Baldwin of Boston urged layman church involvement in a practical address. George William Curtis of New York asked the pastor to aid civil service reform in the area.
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Gov. Littlefield
Rhode Island
Yorktown
Channing Memorial Church
Newport
M. K. Schermerhorn
William H. Baldwin
Young Men’s Christiannion
Boston
George William Curtis
New York
Fifth Middlesex Democratic Senatorial Convention Endorses Ayer Leaders
Delegates from seven towns meet in Roge's hall Ayer to nominate L. J. Spaulding for state senator and elect M. B. Feaner to the state central committee. The district senatorial committee includes Keys, Stone, Devlan Jr., Fisher, French, Harriman, Keith, and Gerrish with Mons. Gerrysh addressing the gathering.
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Middlesex
Ayer
Acton
S.H. Stone
Shirley
Patrick Devlan, Jr
Alvan Fisher
Westford
Benjamin French
Dunstable
Dr. Harriman
Hudson
George F. Keith
Chelmsford
James Gerrish, Esq
Wewburyport
Newburyport
Democrats
Nathaniel Greeley
Samson Levy
John L. Frost
E. £. Tibbetts
J. O. Winkley
Wooster Smith
D. A. Goodwin
George W. Manser
E. L. ‘Leel
G. W. Woodwell
Francis Buckley
R. M. Perley
George J. L. Colby
Nathaniel Pierce
G. W. Jackman, Jr
M. H. Fowler
Charles Canning
Obituary and scattered news from across the nation
A broad roundup reports deaths and crimes, with B. B. Provoost of Dubuque and several notable incidents. Elopement, a fatal shooting in South Carolina, assaults and robberies in New York, and Garfield memorial transfers are described along with railroad and court actions and local fund-raising for the Garfield monument in Cleveland.
Record-Trotting and Races Across Beacon Park and Cambridge
Beacon Park hosts Billy D. and running mate record bid as Tommy Foster drives to a 2 14 1/2 finish beating the old mark by a half second. Harvard tops Ottawa 7 1 in football on Holmes field before Myopia Club events at Clyde park.
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Billy D
Lower
Cambridge
First Infantry
Massachusetts Rifle Association
Tommy Foster
Providence
Tommy
3Eacon Park
T. J. Foster
Ns. c. G
Billy
Boston Bicycle Club
W. W. Stall
C. L. Clark
H. D. Corey
Brookline
Elabo
J. S. Prince
Boston Bicycle
Harvard
Ottawa
Holme’s Field
Myopia Club
Clyde Park
G. E. Maynoerd
State House
Dungeon
Dilemma
Commodore
Ludlow
E. B. Haven
Cunningham
R. M. Burnett
W. P. Baieb
Germania Band
San Francisco
Bay District Park
Lelana Stanford
Wild Flower
Kentucky
O’ Leary
Evlmira
N.Y
O’leary
Herbty
Cronin
Curtis
Lecture at Park Theatre analyzes Shylock and Antonio
James K. Applebee opened a Shake spearean lecture series at Park Theatre with a critique of The Merchant of Venice. He argues Shakespeare depicts humanity and religious bigotry, portraying Shylock as a persecuted figure and Antonio as a complex, charitable yet contradictory character. The audience responded with strong interest and applause.
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James K. Applebee
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Applebee
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Saylock
Davenport Stars in Camille and London Assurance at Globe Theatre
Miss Fanny Davenport opened with Camille at the Globe on Saturday afternoon and closed the engagement with Lady Gay Spanker in London Assurance and Nancy Sikes in Oliver Twist to the week’s largest audience. Genevieve Ward starts a New England circuit engagement with Forget Me Not. Ward’s notable cast includes Frank Clements and G W Wessels. Gustave Satter announces Soirees d Elite at Hotel Vendome with a 259-ticket cap. George Riddle leads readings for Soldiers’ Home Bazaar at Horticultural Hall featuring Antony and Cleopatra and Impressions du Matin.
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Stephanie
Marquise de Mobrivart
Boston
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William Farron
Percy Campbell
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Saltarello
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Hone Bazaar
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Riddle
Cleopatra
Oscar Wide
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Driving Park
Buffalo
Anatela
Buffalo Girl
St. Julien
Trinket
Point Breeze Park
Beacon
William Washburp
William T. Hall
James Whipple
Parker House
Young’s Hotel
Hall & Whipple
Suwlock
Daniel Chamberlin
Messrs. Hall & Whipple
Adams House
GY Remal
Esses Peages
A. P. Moore
Georg Henschel
Music Hall
Henschel
Higginson
Beethoven
Orpheus
Gluck
Annie Louise Cary
Haydn
Breitkoff
Rosamunde
Schubert
Seena
Odysseus
Max Bruch
Weber
Miss Cary
Lawrence Barrett
Claude Melnotte
Cassius
Julius Cesar
Louis James
Brutus
Barrett
Jamie Harebell
Wills
Phe Ma
O’ Airlie
Othello
Jollins Cesar
David Garrick
A Richelieu
Richard
Globe Theatre
Windsor Theatre
Connie Soegah
Charles Gaylor
Barney Walhans
Howard Athenaeeum
Nick Roberts
Clown Minstrels
the Howard
Grimaldi
Dromio
Pedro
Arthur Hernandez
Edwin Fritz
Louise de Lusi
Emily Lulu
Charles Mauritius
Clipper
Ornofri Brothers
Mirimichi
Reno and
Clifton
Tillie van Buren
Albert Bellamy
Harringtons
Bible Union
Tremont Temple
John G. Gough
Gough
Royal Hand Bell Ringers
America
Boston Theatre
Mme
Camilla Urso
Carreno- Donaldi
Teresa Carreno
Mile
Emma Donaldi
Sig
Ferrenti
Buffo
Sig. Stantani
Mr. Hoch
Michael Strogoff
Henry C. Barnabee
Hl. F. Knowles
Ella Cleaveland
J.C. Bartlett
Ida Perry Dawes
Leon Keach
W.J. D. Leavitt
Park
Annie A
Nellie C
George I
John ¥. Park
Sig. Rossi
Timety Theatre
Offenbach
Hamlet
Oliver Ditson &Co
John Backuup
Highland District
Boston Museum
Reeves
Walter Emerson
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
New England Manufacturers and Mechanics’ Institute
Mr. Eisner
Jac. Bowman
Mauch Clunk
M. Eisner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!