Public dispute over Treasury fraud charges against Simmons
Washington reports allege ex-Collector Simmons faced proven frauds shown in treasury files kept secret by Secretary Folger who is said to block public release. Critics demand disclosure or apology arguing the charges harm Simmons while noting conduct occurred before Folger's tenure.
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Washington
Simmons
Beard
Treasury Department
Folger
the Treasury
Treasury
Mr. Simmons
Grand opera house ad stirs Sabbath sensibilities in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati newspaper criticizes a Sunday advertisement for John L. Sullivan and a boxing act at the Grand Opera House as a moral affront. The writer parodies editor loyalties and mocks editors who favor sensational promoters while condemning Sunday shows. He frames the issue as a test of journalistic virtue and religious duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Grand Opera House
John L. Sullivan
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Commercial
Political Appeal Urges Voters to Support Grinnell for Lieutenant Governor
In a local campaign blast, readers are urged not to back Oliver Aimes for lieutenant governor. The letter endorses James B. Grinnell of Greenfield as a warmhearted farmer, capable attorney, and high standing Democrat.
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Oliver Aimes
Charles Himngalls a North Adams official praised
The treasurer and receiver general Charles Himngalls of North Adams is described as having an unblemished character and unquestioned fitness for office by those who know him best vouching for his integrity.
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Charles Himngalls
North Adams
Severe southeast gale hits Halifax with rain but no damage
A heavy southeast gale and rain hit Halifax Monday night. No damage reported. In Easton Pa suits numbered 113 filed against the Pennsylvania Slatington and New England railroad for wages owed. A Montreal sheep shipment sees a scab death sentence as the agriculture department orders slaughter to prevent Canada from being scheduled by England. In Richmond two colored men, Chris Baker and William Burnett, were arrested while moving a dead pauper's body in a wheelbarrow from a morgue. Culver Page Hoyne & Co.’s Chicago stationery house opened under John Morris after transfer of ownership for 90000 dollars to John H. Southworth of Massachusetts. Governor Pattison pardoned Horace Hagen, serving burglary sentence, to aid prosecutions of Washington detectives alleged to rob the national printing office. In Ohio a Hess widow’s farm attack ends with Gustav Hermann’s shotgun death of Martin Hess. Hermann surrenders afterward. In Allegheny City two men die while rescuing a coworker from a foul air well at Kiefer and Stiefel’s tannery. Solomon Bamberger and Rhinehart Remsen were rescued after revives, Schroeder and Schultz died.
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Halifax
Pennsylvania, Slatington and New England Railroad Company
Easton
Montreal
Department of Agriculture
Canada
England
Chris Baker
Wiliam Burnett
Richmond
City
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co
Chicago
John Morris
John H. Southworth
Massachusetts
Horace Hagen
Gov. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Washington
Hogan
National Printing Office
Cincinnati
Hermann
Hess
Gustav
Martin Hess
Gustav Hermann
Chris
Martin
Kiefer & Stiefel’s Tannery
Allegheny City
Christ Dickson
Ferdinand Schroeder
Charles Schultz
Schroeder
Schultzuickly
Solomon Bamberger
Rhinehart Remsen
Schultz
Bamberger
Remsen
Democratic mass meeting notes and regional briefings
Senator Bayard spoke at a democratic mass meeting in Orange New Jersey last evening. Notables visiting included George E Dawe a leading New Hampshire Democrat and James Webster formerly a Penobscot lumberman who left for Chicago and Minneapolis. Waller of Connecticut issued a model Thanksgiving proclamation urging kindness charity and prayer.
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Senator Bayard
Orange
N. J
George E. Dawe
New Hampshire
Harry V. Moore
Berwick
Young’s
Josias, Hurd
Sandgate
Hurd
James Webster
Penobscot
Chicago
Minneapolis
Lake Shore
Albert Lea
Rock Island
Edwin Stone
R. Stone
Weed Munroe
New York
Gov. Waller
Connecticut
Commonwealth
Irving
New England Foresters elect officers at Meriden meeting
Delegates from 29 courts in the New England district elected D E Sullivan of Boston as chief ranger, Reuben H Adams of Waterbury as sub chief ranger, Frank F Taylor of Boston as treasurer, and J J Stanley as secretary. Next year’s meeting will be in Holyoke. Membership stands at 2140 in 25 courts, up 366, with over 11000 in treasuries. Benefits paid 4000 and funeral allowances 2000. Sixteen member deaths and eleven wives died.
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Meriden
Conn
New England
Ancient Order of Foresters
D. E. Sullivan
Boston
Reuben H. Adams
Waterbury
Snow and storm lash Memracook and Dorchester region
An inch of snow fell at Memramcook and Dorchester last night while a heavy rain and wind storm swept Toronto area today. By noon the wind velocity reached 49 miles per hour.
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Toronto
Ont
Memracook
Dorchester
Ringing Letter from Wendell Phillips and Turn Hall Rally
A Boston area political note details a Parker Fraternity hall rally of independent colored voters in Charlestown. Speakers include William T. Wallace Thomas Drew and George T. Downing praising Gov. Butler on civil rights while criticizing the Republican party. A Wendell Phillips letter, read to attendees, urges support for Butler, cites Butler’s defense of colored regiments in New Orleans and Virginia, and condemns the GOP for delays on civil rights. Phillips argues for cross party unity to advance black rights and notes Butler’s nomination of a colored judge.
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Parker Fraternity Hall
P. T. Tinsley
William T. Wallace
Gen. Butler
Edwin G. Walker
Gov
Butler
Gov. Butler
Thomas Drew
Newton
Thomas C. Scottran
Chelsea
Republican Party
William Lloyd Garrison
Gerritt Smith
John A. Andrew
Wendell Phillips
Party of the People
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Tewksbury
State House
Walker
George T. Downing
Charles Sumner
Congress
Samuel J. Randall
House
Washington
Theodore Parker
America
James M. Trotter
Enthusiastic Democratic Rally in Charlestown Hall and Square
A Tuesday evening rally in Monument Hall Charlestown drew a packed audience with an overflow meeting in Hancock square. Speakers included Col Ezra J Trull Hon P A Collins Joseph H Cotton Mayor Palmer Philip J Doherty and Edward Hamilton backing Gov Butler and the Democratic ticket for November 6.
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Monument Hall
Charlestown
Hancock Square
F. W. Griffin
P. J. Doherty
G. A. Sanderson
Col
Ezra J. Trulli
Gov. Butler
Robinson
John R. Murphy
Benjamin F. Butler
Col. Trull
Tewksbury
Republican Party
Senate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
P. A. Collins
Judge Abbott
Butler
Joseph H. Cotton
Boston
Republican State Central Committee
Palmer
Ezra J. Trull
Philip J. Doherty
Edward Hamilton
Butler Rally in Turn Hall Praises Gen Butler in Boston
A mass meeting in Turn hall Tuesday evening featured Dick's orchestra and a Swedish quartet. Mayor Palmer spoke, praising Gen Butler for liberty and merit based appointments, and defended the governor against personal campaign charges. He argued for free ballots, naturalization ease, and lower taxes while noting opposition on Beacon Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turn Hall
Daniels
Fred Nelson
Mayor Palmer
Beacon Hill
Gen. Butler
Orators Laud Gov Butler as Reform Leader at Rally
The speech list praised Gov Butler for reforms including the Tewksbury expose and insurance department changes. Speakers cited his backers, urged re election, and contrasted him with rival George D Robinson while noting broader political corruption and naturalization fraud cases and arrests for registration violations.
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Tewksbury
Insurance Department
Commonwealth
Edward Hamilton
Gov. Butler
Europe
Henry W. Wilson
Butler
George D. Robinson
Col
Henry Walker
John A. Ostberg
Frank Lawson
Rally at Faneuil Hall by anti-fusion greensbacks
The anti fusion or straight greenbackers held a Tuesday evening rally in Faneuil Hall with about 150 attendees. Dr George Dutton presided and argued that labor is the true standard of value and that the present monetary system is fraudulent. Speakers included Charles A. Taber, J H McLane, T A Bland, and Solon Chase, who criticized politicians and urged support for the greenback platform and a government backed currency.
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Faneuil Hall
Dutton
J. H. McLane
Dr. Bland
Solon Chase
George Dutton
Greenback Party
United States Treasury
Abor
Charles A. Taber
Lynn
Butler
South Carolina
South
Beelzebub
Massachusetts
EB. Moody Boynton
T. A. Bland
Bland
Maine
Crater
Perjury Arrests Today in Worcester Naturalization Cases
Five men including Dennis and Michael McNamara and Patrick Fitzgerald were arrested in Worcester Mass on charges of perjury in naturalization cases. They are held for examination tomorrow on $5,000 bail. The McNamaras allegedly obtained naturalization papers after claiming they had been in the country three years before coming of age. Fitzgerald Wiseman and Fay testified to long acquaintance with the McNamaras and registered and voted in last year’s state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice W. Harrington
Worcester
Mass
Dennis McNamara
Michael McNamara
Patrick Fitzgerald
Thomas Wiseman
Edward J. Fay
Michael
Democ ratic bid for Middlesex DA urged over reform
The Boston Post editor urges voters to back Samuel K Hamilton for Middlesex district attorney. He argues Hamilton, a trusted Republican by background, embodies civil service reform and will run the office without fear or favor, contrasting with recent dissatisfaction over executive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Boston Post
Middlesex County
Register of Probate
Joseph H. Tyler
Bar
Superior Criminal Court
Samuel Ke Hamilton
Samuel K. Hamilton
Republican convention nominates Gen A P Martin then Charles J Noyes
The Fourth Ward Republican meeting in the court house approved a committee to nominate a candidate for the executive council. Gen A P Martin declined. the committee reported Charles J Noyes as nominee amid applause. Noyes warned of a strong showing in the district and pledged to aid good government.
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Court House
Executive Council
Henry Parkman
Charles J. Noyes
Ward
H. B. Cannon
Ward 8
Felt
Cole
Ward 18
Goulston
Martin
A. P. Martin
Ward 9
Gen. Martin
Ward 14
Post
Betting Signals Political Winds in Gubernatorial Race
Bets poured in Tuesday on the gubernatorial contest with even money and odds up to 100 to 75 or 100 to 90 for Robinson while others backed Wytler. A Salmon Falls saloon keeper wagered Butler’s re election with South Berwick on a post office to post office march that would include a band and supper. Ward 18 Republicans canvass. last year Bishop led Butler 1,199 to 710 with 2,637 voters this year and claims Butler may drop to 500 while Butler gains fade. Democratic veterans in Boston oppose Butler. a Somerville rag picker favors lower imported tag duties. Maj dod McDavitt reportedly offered $100 even.
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Butler
Robinson
Washington Street
Advertiser
Brookline
Newburyport
Lowell
Marblehead
Worcester Times
Bishop
John P. Hildreth
Stowe
Hildreth
Cambridge
Parkhurst
Clinton
Cigar Makers’ Union
Springfield
Lawrence
New Bedford
Wytler
Salmon Falls
N.H
South Berwick
The
Star
Michael T.donahue
A. P. Martin
W. H. Cundy
Farrell
Capt Rankin
Boston
Somerville
Maj
Dod McDavitt
Courtney Ross Race Off: Dispute Over Course Sparks Split
In New York on October 30, rowing leaders failed to seal a three mile sculling match between Charles E. Courtney and Wallace Ross over Saratoga Lake after Ross refused to back down on the course. Deposit amounts were set at 600 for Ross and 500 for Courtney, with further notes on an oarsman’s travel and potential plans for a San Francisco race. Other items from Pimlico and London report mixed results in horse racing and a Brighton meeting that ended in a dead heat for the major stake.
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Courtney-Ross
New York
Clipper
Charles E. Courtney
Wallace Ross
Ross
Courtney
Saratoga Lake
Edward Hanian
Boston
San Francisco
Laycock
Australia
Pimlico
Gob Miles
Mittie B
Welcher
Geo
Kenney
Trafalgar
Hartford
Vardle
Empress
Aranza
Rica
Greenland
Wandering
Col. Sprague
Wooster
Gath
Abraham
Brighton
London
T. Cannon
Mr. P. Lorillard
Sachem
Arbalete
Lord Bessmore
Bevill
Gerona
Willmer
Topsy
Courts of Enquiry Ordered for Garlington and Wildes
Washington reports cabinet decision to grant courts of enquiry for Lieut Garlington and Commodore Wildes. Alabama Claims docket includes judgments for Bartel Nagle Winsmere Fitzpatrick Fifield Baker Hand Hewitt Watson and others. Utah report rebuts and Edmuns law warning. Patent totals by state. new time standard likely approved. Funeral of G V Fox set. navy closed in his honor. Butterworth to succeed Hill. Bell named supervising architect. Kilbourn case jury seated and opened for plaintiff.
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Washington
Garlington
Com. Wildes
Alabama
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Barnabus H. Bartel
Mary Nagle
Thomas Winsmere
Philip Fitzpatrick
John C. Fifield
Jairus Baker
Sidney Baker
Martha L. Stetson
Executrix Et al
Joseph Hand
James S. Hewitt
John S. Watson
Charles ¥. Minot
Sarah Sawyer
Abel Sawyer
Rufus Cashnan
Gregory Crastin
Francis A. Waldron
Samuel A. True
Richard Shepard
Elijah J. Pinkham
James Littlefield
Utah
Teller
Congress
Patent Office
New York
Illinois
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
G. V. Fox
Davy
St. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
Navy Department
Patents
Marbie
Ben Butterworth
Folger
Mifflin Emlen Bell
Des Moines
The
Treasury
J. G. Hill
Bell
Capitol
Springfield
Ill
Iowa
Kilbourn
Fires and damages across cities in brief reports
In Boston and vicinity fires damaged multiple properties including Webster avenue No 1 and Simpson court No 2 with unknown causes and total losses around 350 dollars. Amherst college building narrowly escaped major fire while Groton houses burned amid lacking local fire apparatus. Other incidents reported in Lawrence Ashland East Saginaw Framingham Chicago Homestead with losses ranging from 50 to 15 000 dollars.
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Boston
Webster Avenue
Ralph Dickson
Simpson Court
Francis B. Hayes
John Fraiser
Henry M. Bradlee
East Fifth Street
Telegraph
Springfield
Mass
Amherst College
Lawrence Observatory
Wood
New London
Conn
Seabury Braman
Thomas White
Groton
Lawrence
Clestnut Street
Bridget McKenney
Ashland
H. H. Algier
East Saginaw
Mich
Michigan Central
Saginaw Valley
St. Louis
United States Central Railroad Plans Big $75 Million Capital
San Francisco October 30 Articles of incorporation filed at Denver California for the United States Central railroad company with a capital of 75000000. Promoters include W W Walker John Sharp Richard King and others. Consolidates San Francisco and Ocean Shore California Central Denver Hot Springs and Pacific. Routes run San Francisco to Denver with branches to Crystal Springs Nevada and Milford Utah linking to Utah Central and Union Pacific. Construction to start immediately.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States Central Railroad Company
Denver
W. W. Walker
St. Louis
Hannibal Road
John Sharp
Utah Central
Richard King
National Bank of Commerce
New York
John L. Beveridge
Illinois
John C. Short
American Finance Company
Ocean Shore
California Central
Denver Hot Springs
Pacific
Crystal Springs
Nev
Atlantic and Pacific
Arizona
Iron Eo
Utah
Milford
Union Pacific
Counterfeit Irish notes spark city forgery band theory
New York reports counterfeit Irish bank notes found in a Philadelphia bank on deposit and examined here. The case ties to Bertens’s arrest in Boston, suggesting a roaming forger ring. Also noted are a fatal assault in Thirteenth Street saloon, exports data, and a series of public notices and appointments.
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New York
Bank of Ireland
Philadelphia
Bertens
Boston
John Foley
New Jersey
Peter Carroll
Thirteenth Street
Carroll
William J. Lyon
Jackson
Lyon
New York Associated Dicss
Thomas Davis
Featherstone
Carl Schurz
The
Evening Post
Fifth Avenue Plaza
Fifty-eighth
Pflymonth Street
Joan D. Phyfe
James Campbell
California pool lines adopt local rates for California traffic
A circular dated Oct 30 and addressed to connecting lines and California contract holders states that due to complaints of the National Despatch Freight Line cutting California rates, California pool roads will charge this line local rates between Mississippi and Missouri river points for California business. The Northern Pacific road agrees with the action.
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Cuscado
California Pool Lines
California
California Pool Roads
Mississippi
Missouri River
Northern Pacific Road
France and China prepare for war and Tonquin combat
A Paris despatch says France will seek a higher Tonquin expedition credit as China defends its stance. The French parliament faces questions on policy while generals push for firm action. In London reports, China and France are pressed by leaders to extend military operations amid a tense climate.
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London
Paris
China
Chamber
Tonquin
The
Figaro
Vourner
Cai Bang
Hai Noi
Legation
France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Granet
Vosges
M. Chaliemel-Lacour
Annam
MM. Papon
Clemenson
Douville
M. Challemel-Lacour
Hue
Red River
M. Challemel Lecour
Europe
Reuter
Bombay
Muscat
Philomel
Metropolitan Railway
Edgemore Road
Iitis
Charing Cross
Westminster
Praed Street
Government Board
Gallagher
the Times
Liverpool
Cotton Exchange
Morris Ranger
Liverpool Cotton Association
Ranger
Havre
R. H. Forman & Co
Cotton Brokers
Cotton Brokers’ Association
Messrs.Hollinshead
Tetley & Co
Standard
Morris Rapger
New York
R. A. Forman & Co
England
Earl of Cork robbed of pocketbook in Montreal
The earl of Cork lost a pocketbook containing a £1000 circular note, $150 in Canadian money, and papers. No clues found for the thieves. A guardian sued the Southeastern railway for $5000 damages for injuries to a minor near North Troy that left him crippled. A man named L A Sanford was arrested in Toronto for forging a $100 bank check and charged with other forgeries. one London firm holds $6000 in altered bogus checks.
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Montreal
Earl of Cork
Guardian
William Murray
Southeastern Railway Company
North Troy
L. A. Sanford
Bank of Toronto
London
Subcommittee votes against New England Conservatory land sale
A council subcommittee, led by Fisk Whitmore and Goodman, reports against conveying part of the south burial grounds to the New England Conservatory of Music for a nominal sum. The Mystic water works were inspected. the Farquhar filter is satisfactory and a larger unit may be installed for permanent use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Messrs. Fisk, Whitmore and Goodman
New England Conservatory of Music
Water Board
Mystic Water Works
Farquhar
Storm wrecks across Long Island cause heavy damage
The October storm swept Long Island with Rockaway Beach losses running into thousands as docks baths and small structures were washed away. Foundations of several beach houses were undermined forcing occupants to abandon homes. Long Beach saw sea intrusion inland nearly a quarter mile with severe impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Rockaway Beach
Long Beach
Hawaiian government lifts Chinese immigration ban
Washington reports the Hawaiian government has removed the restriction on Chinese immigration and will permit up to six hundred Chinese laborers to be imported within any three months due to labor scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
First machine picked bale of cotton shown in Charleston
The first bale of cotton harvested by machinery was exhibited at the Charleston cotton exchange. The quality was judged as good as hand picked cotton, and the machine is expected to harvest two and a half to three bales daily. Meanwhile G W Simmons Co promotes deep collared driving coats and Ulsters from McGee Co as fashion demand rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Charleston Cotton Exchange
Messrs. G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
McGee & Co
Messrs. Simmons & Co
The Leaves and Tea Gifts Ad Circular
A promotional circular extols autumn leaves as a metaphor for tea, claiming a free tea set via a neighborly work scheme. It touts importing and selling various grades of tea at lower prices, urging readers to act for no cost.
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Yn Contents
Telegraph and Mail
Fuird Paage
News EN Breey
Ancient Order OF Forresters
Bay State
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Hub
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Abraham Lincoln
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Theodore Winthrop
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Tenfeld
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Phelps
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Adams
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Hewksbury
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House of Correction
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Thomas F. Slattery
Jason Hersey
Abington
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Foley
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A. W. Beard
Bristol
Drake
J. D. Richards
Attleboro
State Central Committee
Essex
Leonard C. Foss
Beverly
J. T. Stanley
Manchester
S. T. Poor
Georgetown
Frederick Bryant
Petersham
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Daniel F. Bucklin
Cheshire
Herman L. Allen
Windsor
Horace G. Wadlin
Edward C. Almy
Dartmouth
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Amos W. Shumaway
Dover
Lucius Beebe
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Jacob Tucker
John F. Foster
Gloucester
Daniel Butler
Belmont
Robert Reat Paine, Jr
Waltham
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John M. Wood
A. Kennison
B. F. Campbell
M. J. Creed
Eastman
George W. Copeland
Malden
Everett
George A. O. Ernst
Solomon B. Stebbins
Salem Almshouse
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Worcester Asylum
Danvers
Salem Gazette
Benj. F. Butler
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Charles Litchman
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Henry B Martin
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Ben
Wilton, N. H
Seret. Murray
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W. D. Hill
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Cevtempg
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London and River Plate Bank
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Upper Congo
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Berlin
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Tee Reek
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Listemann
Bb. Listemann
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Jeremiah Mulcahy
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City Hall Notes
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Japan
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Jones, McDurfey & Slrallon
Jones, McDuppee& Scration
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New India China
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Lincolnshire
Eng
Cochituate Water
Jones, McDuffre & Stratton
Cecream
Royal Worcester
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Cupands
Nog Kmeey
Gia
Federal
Franklin Streets
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Institution For Savings
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Locke Wren
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