Benefit for Col Slayback family in St Louis raises funds
A theatrical benefit held in St Louis for the late Col Slayback's family collected over 9000 dollars. The report notes political tensions across several states, with mentions of party figures, campaigns, and proposed settlements in Pennsylvania and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Slayback
St. Louis
New York plug hat dispute sparks public quarrel
In New York Mr. W R Travers accidentally sat on Mr. Pettit's eight dollar plug hat. The clash prompts public name calling while the Union League club watches for a possible duel. The piece mirrors a lively city mood and comments on American rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. R. Travers
Portland Reform School Abuse Allegations Surface in Testimony
In Portland Missouri on October 26 the reform school investigation continued with many boys examined. Witnesses allege officers beat and mistreated youths, kept in dark, confined rooms for days, and denied basic wash and water closet access. The testimony portrays severe ill treatment by staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Reform School
Ex Senator Wadleigh Address Sparks Anti Hale Rally in Keene
In Keene New Hampshire ex Senator Wadleigh delivered a measured speech on October 25 and Gen Griffin issued a direct rebuttal to Secretary Chandler. The speech boosted anti Hale sentiment and signaled broader mobilization among Republicans against Hale’s nomination. Griffin’s letter accuses Chandler of hidden influence and political manipulation, alleging behind the scenes pressure and improper conduct within the state convention.
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Wadleigh
New Hampshire
Gen. Griffin
Ross Chandler
Boston Post
Keene
N. H
City Hall
Hale
Hive
Gen
Griffin
Chandler
William E. Chandler
United States Navy
Washington, D. C
Cearlie
Boston Journal
Statesman and Monitor
Col
Elbridge G. Pierce
Portsmouth
Col. Pierce
Boston
Currier
United States
Congress
Old
Granite State
G. Grirriy
Interest in the Icrpse match draws four games
The Thursday session featured noted players Bowen of Millbury Barker Kirkland Busby of Boston and locals Newton Bowditch. Four games were played all ending in draws. Willie opened with a Glasgow game lasting 1 hour 10 minutes Barker followed with a G w game in 1 hour 25 minutes. Willie then played a Suter game lasting 1 hour and Barker Glasgow game in 1 hour 5 minutes both draws. The score stands at ten games played one win for Mr Barker and nine draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bowen
Millbury
Messrs
Newton and Bowditch
Grafton
I. Barker
D. Kirkland
Mr. Busby
Boston
Willie
Glasgow
Mr. Barker
Barker
Cranberry crop tops $1000 for Hunnewell's Point
The town reports over one thousand dollars from this year's cranberry harvest. John S Patten of Ban 5, aged, collapsed and died Thursday. Ed Cummings of Phillips, about 25, drowned in Dead River Wednesday. body not recovered. Maine Central wharf at Bath expands as freight business grows. Five Thorne children in Pittston sick with typhoid fever. three died, one ill. J Haskell of West Gardiner found dead October 20 while en route to his mother's funeral. Capt Royal P Brown of Calais, 60, charged after knife wound during dispute with wife. James P Vance, former Washington county attorney, now with Illinois Methodist Conference in Elgin. son of William Vance of Calais and Readfield.
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R. P. Tapley
Maine
Pliny Earle
Northampton
E. E. English
New Haven
Revere House
John ©. Caldwell
United States
Uruguay
East Machias
Sir Garnet
Wolseley
England
Baron Wolseley
Beauchamp Seymour
Alcester
Warwick
Warren
Willard White
Shepard & White
Boston
Gav. Cornell
Fifth Avenue
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Waltham
J.J. Murphy
Pittsfield
Mass
Annie E. Donahue
John Donahue
Father Brosnahan
Jo E. Cassidy
W. J. Rooney
Rockland
Courier Gazette
Elizabeth N. Jones
Concord
Alcott
Frank B. Sanborn
Lewis G. Pray
Children’s Hospital
Children’s Mission To
Sunday School Society
Home For
Boston Highlands
American Unitarian Society
Young Men’s Christian Union
Mt. Pleasant Congregational Society
Ladies Fund
Society For the Relief of
Young Men's Benevolent Society
Cooperstown
N. Y
Edward Clark
Williams College
Bunyan and Meeker
Alfred Coming Clark
2 Clark
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Jersey Central Railroad Company
Orrin Hamilton
Boston and Maine Railroad
Great Falls
N. H
Pcre
Hamilton
Portland
John Brown
Adirondacks
F. B. Sanborn
Kaw
California
William Endicott, Jr
Summer Street
Brown
Springfield
Hunnewell
Point
John S. Patten
Ed. Cummings
Phillips
Dead River
Maine Central
Bath
Joseph Thorne
Pittston
Thorne
J. H. Haskell
West Gardiner
Royal P. Brown
Calais
James P. Vance
Washington County
Illinois Methodist Conference
Elgin
William Vance
Readfield
Butcher Joshua Sawyer Dies After Swoon in Contoocook
Joshua Sawyer of Warner collapsed while driving a cart in Contoocook Thursday and died shortly after in a house. He was about 70 and leaves a family. In Salem N H on Oct 7 Charles Rayburn and George Howard were found guilty of break in and entering and robbing a safe. the term largely finished as nearly all indicted pleaded guilty or were convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Sawyer
Warner
Contoocook
Supreme Court
Charles Rayburn
George Howard
Salem
N. N
Brookfield Man 65 Kills Self in Shotgun Death
In Brookfield on Thursday a man aged about 65 named William died by self-inflicted gunshot to the head. Officials cited failing health as the suspected cause of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
William
Massachusetts Roundup of Local Accidents and Events
William Swallow injured at Freeman Print works in North Adams. Britannia post office to be re-established after carrier system start in Taunton. Frank McDonald killed near South Lawrence as cars ran him over. Jeremiah Aldrich stabbed during Wellfleet youth street fight. Dr. L Williams commits suicide in Fitchburg police cell. Hopkinton church cornerstone laid for new Congregational building. Maggie Barry’s daughter dies after leg amputation following wagon accident. Gloucester Odd Fellows dedicate new hall in Hough block with band, banquet, and dancing.
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William Swallow
Freeman Print Works
North Adams
Britannia
Taunton
Frank McDonald
Boston and Lowell
South Lawrence
Jeremiah Aldrich
Wellfleet
Alfred Hall
Er. L. Williams
Fitchburg
Barber
Hopkinton First Congregational
J.E. Fullerton
Maggie
Mary Barry
Blackstone
Ocean Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Gloucester
Hough Block
Gloucester Cornet
Gloucester House
Providence Fatal Accident and Fire Incident
Thomas McDonald a 35 year old car repairer on the New York and New England line was crushed at Providence Wednesday by a car he worked on a side track. George Murray a Providence provision store worker found his apron alight on Wednesday and flames spread to his trousers causing serious burns before aid arrived. He was hospitalized in stable condition.
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Thomas McDonald
New York and New England Railway
Providence
George Murray
Robbers Raid Wilton Bank and Local Stores In New Hampshire
Thieves pried a window at Wilton Savings Bank and drilled a door, taking little cash and papers. They looted George Wallace dry goods and Carter’s store, stole $50 from Carter, and spilled copper coins at Barker’s grocery. A shot wounded Dr. Powers in the arm. The gang fled. Wilton and Manchester police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Wilton
Wilton Savings Bank
Smith
George Wallace
Boston
George A. Carter
A. ©. Barker
H. A. Powers
Manchester
Squag
Longa
Vermont House Debates Taxing Savings Banks and Related Bills
In Montpelier the ways and means committee examined saving bank taxation with W G Shaw arguing the present levy is the limit banks can bear. He did not oppose taxing all corporations and towns might welcome it to lift state taxes on local property. Maj Winn responded to life insurance tax objections. The House wrangled over a bill limiting value exempt from attachment for one cow. The Senate pursued a liquor in a home with minors ban, finally passing in concurrence. The joint committee on the House of Correction will visit tomorrow. The House approved selectmen boards of health in each town and Gov J Gregory Smith will address the committee on railroad taxation this evening. The Senate focused on minor import bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Ways and Means Committee
House
W.G. Shaw
Burlington
Maj
Senate
House of Correction
J. Gregory Smith
Butler at Pittsfield Prompts Large Rally and Speech
Gen Butler arrived in Pittsfield from Washington and met with local Republicans and Democrats at the American House. A crowd of about 1,000 gathered with a serenade by St. Joseph's band as Butler spoke of votes, reform, and retrenchment while outlining plans for the election and his visit to North Adams.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Butler
Washington
E. Learned
Massachusetts
Col. Plympton
Berkshire
Atéo
Dawes
W. W. Newton
Learned
St. Joseph's
W. Bowerman
New Orleans
Bull Run
Western Massachusetts
Commonwealth
South Carolina
Republican Party
South
Gen. Butler
North Adams
Cheshire
South Adams
F. E. Swift
Wilson House
Gen Swift Faces Apathy In Marlboro Campaign
Marlboro Times reports Gen John L Swift, famed orator, touring from Winchendon to Boston. He notes low enthusiasm, predicts a small Republican turnout, and contemplates Butler's chances amid deadened campaign energy despite sizable meetings in Winchendon and Springfield.
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Gen. Swift
Marlboro
John
Butler
Fort Fisher
Canonchet
Winchendon
Gardner
Band of Music
Springfield
Anarchist Conspiracy Details Across France and Europe
A Paris report outlines a small core of staunch anarchists in towns and villages across France, mostly young paper distributors, each cell with a distinct name. Government moves against rioters in Montceau les Mines draw criticism yet aim to curb impunity. Lyons papers warn of threats to blow up their offices. Times Cairo notes Arabi Pasha seeks exile, not want Egypt in turmoil. Carlyle and Emerson memorials discussed in Chelsea. Vienna despatch cites Markowitch woman’s claim of solo plan to assassinate King Milan. Davitt in Glasgow denies splits in Irish ranks. Sudan strategy to hold Khartoum until help arrives. Khardafan mentioned. black troops planned under Ismail Pasha Eyoub. Paris despatch: Flouquet resigns. anarchist federations in Paris vicinity number 1229. Lyons syndic warns of bourse bombing.
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Paris
France
Montceau Les Mines
Lyons
Cairo
The
Times
Arabi Pasha
Egypt
Tyndall
Thomas Carlyle
Ees Embankment
Chelsea
Jene
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Carlyle
Vienna
Markowitch
Milan
Belgrade
Davitt
Glasgow
Parnell
Council of Ministers
Soudan
Khartoum
Khardafan
Ismail Pasha Eyoub
Stone Pasha
M. Flouquet
the Seine
Syndic of
Marginal grain trades ruled gambling under law
An appellate court decision holds that buying grain for future delivery to settle price differences rather than to take delivery falls under the gambling law. The aggrieved party has no grounds for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Robbery on Maine Road Ends with Bound Driver
John Q. Mason a drover from Albany was waylaid near Lynchville by a robber who asked for a ride. Pepper was thrown in his eyes, an accomplice bound him, and about $1061 plus a cheque were taken in the dusk incident reported from Fryeburg, Maine.
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Frybburg
John Q. Mason
Albany
Lynchville
John
Western Distillers Cut Output Amid Low Wine Prices
CRICAGO Ill Oct 26 The Western Distillers association met and decided to further reduce production by 10 percent due to low high wine prices. Distilleries will run at 30 percent of fall capacity under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cricago, Ill
Western Distillers’ Association
Mystic Park Race Day Delivers Racing Action And Attendance
Mystic Park hosted the Country club meeting with 2,000 to 3,000 spectators on a perfect fall day. Torchlight won the first race, Glenivat second, Beverly third in 1.06, followed by a Club Cup victory for Torchlight over Dr Graves and Bullet. The Somerset Plate saw Ventriloquist prevail over Touchstone and Epsom, and Dungeon edged Charlemagne in a keen steeplechase finish amid high excitement and many dignitaries in attendance.
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Country Club
Mystic Park
Lowell Railroad
F. C. Prince
Leopold Morse
William A. Tower
Hugh Cochrane
J. H. Blake
Morton Prince
Henry €. Brooks
Dabney
J. Lewis Stackpole
Robert H. Stevenson
Curtis
P. P
J. P. Dawes
Charlie Ross
Clyde Stables
B. G. Torchlight
C. M. Haley
B. m. Victorine
H. B. Duryea Jr
B. G
DeWolf
Beverly
Penniston
Glenivat
Cunningham
Torchlight
Victorine
Epsom
Mr. Ward
Country Club Meeting
Clyde
Bik.h
Ward
George Lee
Myopia Hunt Club
Old Elm Stables
Br. G. Dr. Graves
A. Hemenway
B. G. Bullet
Ch. H. Ventriloquist
SS. Mudge
J.S. Allan
Dr. Graves
H. A. Allan
Bullet
Fred. Prince
Graves
Mr. Prince
County Club
Yde
B. E- Torchlight
Prince
B. H. Black Crook
Touch Stone
Ventriloquist
Black Crook
Touchstone
Mr. Duryea
Mratic Park
Somerset Plate
H. ¢. Allen
B. G. Touchstone
de Wolf
H. B. Duryea, Jr
B. G. Epsom
J.P. Dawes
Ch. m. Rose
Strathey
R. G. Dilemma
Allan
B. G. Problem
van Zeidlitz
Walter
sClyde
B. H
B. G. Paris
Bik
G. Dungeor
B. G. Charlemagne
Charlemagne
Dungeon
Dungeon Gt
Paris
Counce
Eldee
Ieee
Nickel
Happy Thought
Kitty Ives
G A
V Gov. Plaisted
Shackett
Mystic
Horace Willis
Mystick Park
Slane George Tower
Lexington
M. Belle Mahone
J. Bowen
Boston
B. G. Frank S
John Riley
G. Pennacook
James Cahill
B. m. Meess
Hiram Woodruff
M. Rosa
J. T. Winans
Vassar
Col. Hall
A. ¥. Sargent
Newark
N.J
G. Mambrino George
D. Bigley
Br. m. Fondling
R. T. Powers
South Abington
B. m. Lady Thornton
John Gorman
B. Ae H. H. Carter
Holyoke
B. m
Kate Arris
Geo. Tower
J. J. Bowen
B. G. Frank
M. Belle Shackett
John Trout
M. Trifle
G. Alexander
Richwood
John McGlen
Lynn
Vassalbore
M. Emms D
B. G. Col. Hall
James ©. Bray
B. m. Belle
T. Cornelie
Lawrence
M. Trojan
T. L. Holt
Derby
B. m. Vision
H. H. Carter
B. m. Kate Harris
A. V
Minnie Hauk at Music Hall in a fine concert night
Mme Minnie Hauk headlined a Bay State course program at Music Hall with Alta Pease, W H Fessenden, Clarence Hay, Sternberg, and others. Encores followed, featuring Bizet songs, Hauk in English ballads, and a final note about Dec 14 and Nov 1 events.
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Minnie Hauk
Music Hall
Bay State
Mme
Mme. Hauk
Alta Pease
W. H. Fessenden
Clarence E. Hay
Constantine Sternberg
W. J. D. Leavitt
H. M. Dow
Handel
Eckert
Bizet
Mefistofele
Miss Pease
Pinsuti
Fessenden
Old Nantucket
Marston
Hay
D: Sternberg
Schumann
Lewis Maas
American Symphony
Short Session and Routine Matters at City Council
The common council met Thursday with W H Whitmore as temporary chair. Proceedings included funding for courthouse repairs and a ward room, leasing Quincey hall rotunda to Boston Produce Exchange, and various public works items. A 7:50 p.m. adjournment set to resume November 9.
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Common Council
W. H. Whitmore
Board of Aldermen
Edward Pratt
Chapmas
Boston Produce Exchange
Quincey Hall
Beacon Hill
Old State House
Water Department
Tufts Street
Daniel FA. Glynn
Stonybrook
Gerald Wyman
Bunker Hill Street
Murphy
Ward 14
Committee On Fire Department
Loweston
West Roxbury
Fitzpatrick
Ohio Street
Suffolk Street
Orr
Ward 15
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Father Cuddihy
Europe
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Sharon
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Heart of
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van Heusen
Robinson
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Ohio
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Bob" Ingersoll
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Frank H. Fall
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William K. Brown
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Merrick
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McDowell
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Newport
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Rhode Island
Atlantic and —— Railroad Company
Indian Territory
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Frankfort
George L. Lincoln & Co
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Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
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Grand Forks
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Gilman
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Christian County
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Bill Wilson
A. J. Inman
Toledo Telegram
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Pat Dowling
India i
Western
Tope and Western Railroad
H. E. Swazey
Flon
Horatio E. Swazey
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P. F. Griffin
Parker House
Peters
Charles T. Gallagher
Fourth Congressional District
Meiona
L. O. Parker
Ward 7
Thomas Gogin
Ward M
A. B. Canning
Ward 8
C. L. James
G. E. Hicks
E. M
Charles T. Galligher
John P. Spaulding
Charles R. McLean
Mr. Spaulding
George G. Crocker
Cceseneseeesensenereener
Gallagher
Eben M. McPherson
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William N. Starrett
Nathaniel A. Walker
George E. Hicks
Alfred N. Winslow
Thomas Howard
Henry Bright
John H. Buckly
Francis Hayden
Essex County
Rane
Col. Stone
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Thompson
RE. M . Boynton
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Eenbackers
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Council
Moet
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William Sparhawk
Board of Selectmen
Marblehead
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Ward 3
S. C. Darling
P.O. Woodbury
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H. T. Woods
T. R. Roulstone
W. H. Hodgkins
Norfolk
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State Committee
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Southeastern
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Hanover
Charles A. Mackintosh
Dedham
H. H. Pratt
Mr. Mackintosh
Simmons
Mackintos
Asa French
Friends
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Pacwle
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Framingham Town Hall
David Sherman
D. D
Hopkinton
R. W. McLaughlin
Ben Butler
Beacon
Marlboro Times
Suffolk
Benjamin T. Cutler
John H. Lee
Democratic County Committee
Norfolk County
Z. M. Bicknell
Weymouth
Humphrey
Democratic Committee
Plymouth County
James Miller
Bristol
Tilley E. Terry
New Bedford
George F. Pratt
Joseph E. Wilbur
Register of Deeds
Republican First Bristol
William Reed, Jr
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Fall River
B. Phinney
Barnstable
A. H. W. Carpenter
Isaac N. Babbett, Jr
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Jd. Lane
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J.T. Morris
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Oxford
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Southridge
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Barre
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Fairhaven
C. A. Freeman
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William Whiting
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Lincoln
Middlesex
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Rochester
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Bow Street
Weld
Morse
Union Square
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Fred.a. Williams
Foxboro
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Coliseum
Frank D. Allen
Senator Frye
Henry Cabot Lodge
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Rowell
Hazael
Fitzgerald
Noremac
Hazzel
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Hart
Herty
Int
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Maine Bandits
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Beacon Park
MMAR
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B. G. Echo
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M. Rose
Petan
Echo
H. A.allan
M. de Wolf
Commodore
Rose
Mr. Penniston
Dilemma
James E. Murdoch
Murdoch
Nilsson
Boston Theatre
Esmeralda
Joan E. Owens
Annie Russell
Madison Square
the Park
Felix McIntyre
Howard
Miss Granger
Windsor
Topsy Vern
Boylston
Globe Theatre
the Common Council
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Carrie RB. Farber
Charlestown
J. W. Riddle
First Baptist Church
Blair
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Fairbanks
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