Hay Fever Association Holds Bethlehem Meeting
The United States Hay Fever association opened its annual meeting in Bethlehem at the Methodist church led by President F. B. Fay. Reports described various remedies including Turkish baths and damamelis, with several members presenting experiences and a committee to report officers at an adjourned session next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Col. Muckle
Philadelphia
H.T. Dewey
Brooklyn
Samuel Lockwood
Freehold
N. J
Nis
Westbrook
Messrs
Storrs
Hoyts
Dewey
van Voorhis
New York
Townshend
Henry Ward Beecher
Rogers & Bros. victory clears trademark for Rogers name
In Meriden Connecticut a jubilee was held at C Rogers and Bros large factory after the state supreme court ruled the firm may stamp the name Rogers on all it makes. The decision ends a long dispute with Waterbury Rogers and the Meriden Britannia Co which had claimed prior rights to the mark. The victory is valued in the hundreds of thousands of dollars and hundreds of workers and supporters celebrated tonight.
Concord con man sells Fireside Companion prizes
Concord residents were duped by C. &%. Wilson who posed as a general agent for Fireside Companion at Sherbrook P Q He offered six months of the paper for 30 cents with a prize drawing including Esty organs ladies watches and chromes Subscribers paid 10 cents then $1 for boxing the organ 12 cents postage for the watch 4 cents for chromes but none received papers or prizes and no reply many victims reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Wilson
Sherbrook
P. Q
Provincetown Mackerel Catch Totals and Market Update
The Provincetown port reports 7850 barrels of mackerel landed in the month ending last night, bringing the total to 11,810 barrels. Prices improved slowly with better demand than July. Maine coast fleets fared modestly as fish were scarce among rocks and shoals, yet fish quality improved over the past three weeks. Ecodfish arrivals for August total 484,600 pounds, with cumulative 404,000 pounds to date, two thirds from djero. Weirs reported fair success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
Maine
Djuero
Texan who shot Davis held for examination in New York
James T. Holland, known as the Texan who killed Torm Davis, was brought to police headquarters for questioning, remaining silent and stating Davis and his associates attempted to rob him. An affidavit was filed against Holland’s associate John Z. Hill, charging him with negotiating counterfeit money to commit a crime, and Hill also was held for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James T. Holland
Torm
Davis
Holland
John Z. Hill
Hill
L. I. Allen
Hillsdale
Mich
Gen. Grant
Roberts
Boston
Shrady
Douzins
John Wilson
New York Herald
Grant
Wilson
Eryl
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Law Sparks New York Merchants
The New Hampshire legislature passed a law forcing fire insurance companies to withdraw agents from the state. Leading New York and Hartford firms notified agents to cease business and suspend commissions during the operation of the law. The measure concerns mercantile interests beyond New Hampshire, affecting other states with financial ties to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Hampshire
Hartford
Hartromp
Conn
East Haven mill fires up as workers stay away
New Haven September 1 The East Haven wire mill E B Wheeler Co announced it would start today after labor troubles closed it. Six furnaces were lit but no workers appeared. The proprietors believed the strike broken, yet the men remained at their posts until demands are met. The firm holds several orders, but plans to draw fire or seek outside help were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
East Haven
Wheeler & Co
Boston Post
Fall River
Mass
Board of Health
Canada
Shirt factory planned for Provincetown with 100 machines
Suitable buildings have been bought in Provincetown for a new shirt factory to be run by a company already operating in Leominster and South Framingham. The plant will start with 100 machines and aims to aid the unemployed population by creating work opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
Leominster
South Framingham
Reform and business tone mark the Cleveland administration
Washington observers highlight improved government handling since March 4, praising Postmaster General Vilas and a push to overhaul books across departments. A tariff on traveling salesmen faces repeal scrutiny as reforms target abuses amid diplomatic chatter about Gen. McClernand for Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vilas
Hendricks
Indiana
District of Columbia
Ten
McClernand
Austria
Keily
Gen. McClernand
Springfield
Samuel J. Tilden
Cleveland
Black
Chicago
Ada Sweet
River and Harbor Probabilities in Incoming Session
Washington, Sept 1 Congress man Willis of Kentucky, former river and harbor committee chair, expects reappointment and predicts higher appropriations after last winter’s bill failed. He cites committee disagreements and growing public dissatisfaction with the levee system along the Mississippi, plus potential shifts in stance by the incoming congress. Also notes Van Bokkelen’s treatment by Hayti and state department stance, urging no further claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Willis
Kentucky
House
Congress
Mississippi River
van Bokkelen
United States
Bayard
van Bekkelen
Parnell speaks at Dublin banquet on home rule and land
In Dublin at the Mansion House Lord Mayor hosts 300 guests for Mr. Parnell and Irish Commons colleagues. He warned that denying home rule would force England to grant self rule or concede a crown colony, denounced moonlighting outrages, urged landlords to temper rents, and expressed confidence Ireland stood on the brink of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Mansion House
Parnell
House of Commons
Commodore Perry Monument Corner Stone Laid in Newport
The corner stone of the Commodore Perry monument in Newport Rhode Island was laid under the Rhode Island Grand Lodge of Masons. A Masonic procession led by Col. G. M. Van Slyck marched from Church Street to Washington Square with regalia and Newport Band. Contents placed in the stone include a 1767 French silver coin a 1800 U S half cent a Perry flag fragment a 1803 U S cent an English copper piece from 1507 and a 1814 U S penny marking the 1814 battle of Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Masons
Newport
R.I
Commodore Perry
Lake Erte Fame
Rhode Island Grand Lodge of Masons
Church Street
Masonic Order
Col
G. M. van Slyck
Providence
Washington Square
Washington
Kuigats Templars
William H. Cotton
St. Paul’s Lodge
John H. Crosby, Jr
St. John’s Lodge
William Hamilton
Orpheus Lodge of Providence
Agree Club
Grand Lodge
Lyman W. Clapp
Newport Band
H. W. Rugg
Bryer’s Hall
United States
Lake Erie
Pitiable cholera conditions report from Toulon and beyond
Cholera deaths rise across Toulon with eight deaths reported and a feared epidemic expansion. St Martin hospital records nine admissions, three deaths, two discharges, and 99 under treatment. other hospitals report deaths and admissions. Four Paris surgeons dispatched. Marseille reports twenty five deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
St. Martin Hospital
Paris
Montagnac
Collector Smalley Begins Vermont Customs Duties
Burlington Vermont September 1 Collector L B Smalley assumed the duties of collector of customs for Vermont and announced numerous appointments and reappointments including Burl ington J A Arthur R S Arme W L Greenleaf T T Sanborn D A Stone St Albans J F Richardson D F Kelly Berkshire H E Bedell Richford H I rounds S B Carpenter C A Bancroft South Troy H B Pettings Newport G C Merrill L McD Smith Derby Lime G D Wynan E Nelson Island Pond G W Hill Canaan Jd WH Brooks New Deputies Burlington E H Smalley D O Calleghan St Albans Armington W H Ferrar Windmill Point M C Garey Albany W C McGowan Alburgh Springs A W Beardsley Swanton E N Bollard Bighate O E Sheridan Franklin E G Hall Richford S S Shea Burlington North Troy M Bailey Newport J C Burke F M Sherman Island Pond B C Robinson H 2B Randall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lb. B. Smalley
Vermont
J. A. Arthur
R. &. Arme
W. L. Greenleaf
T. T. Sanborn
D. A. Stone
St. Albans
J. F. Richardson
D. F. Kelly
Berkshire
H. BE
Bedell
Richford
H. If. Rounds
S. B. Carpenter
C. A. Bancroft
Sorth Troy
H. B. Pettings
Newport
G. C. Merrill
L. McD. Smith
Derby
G. D. Wynan
E. Nelson
Island Pond
G. W. Hill
Canaan
WH. Brooks
New Deputies
E. H. Smalley
North Troy
M. Bailey
J. C. Burke
F. M. Sherman
B.C. Robinson
Randall
Financier Ward Delved By Referee Over Millions In Checks
Ferdinand Ward faced a lengthy examiner before a referee regarding checks totaling several millions issued by Grant Ward to Wm 5S Warner to settle alleged government contracts since December 1882 Warner profited thousands in short spans and Ward offered unclear accounts of how contracts were created and distributed through early 1883 Large sums sought explanation for why contracts were divided and who drew them with several profits cited across multiple dates and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ferdinand Ward
Grant & Ward
Warner
Ward
Iss
Humored Preparations For a Western Union Strike
The Telegram reports rumors of a September 5 strike by Western Union telegraph operators over extra time pay. Boston operators doubt the authenticity and doubt a general renewal after prior failures. The strike would affect Western Union only, not other companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
New York
Western Union Company
Boston
Democratic committee declines joint debate request in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio on September 1 the Democratic state executive committee declined a prohibition committee challenge for a joint debate with their candidate A Rey Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Democratic State Executive Committee
Hoadly
Prohibition Committee
Rey
Leonard
Removal of General to Mt McGregor and Drexel’s Gift
Special correspondence notes Gen Grant family departure from Mt McGregor closing a drama that made the mountain legendary. Joseph W Drexel funded the Mt McGregor cottage as a summer home, provided weekly funds, and treated Gen Grant as a friend. The piece details guests, journeys, poems inspired by the wreath for Grant, and Miss Jessie Prindle’s scrapbook of Mount McGregor events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Mt. McGregor Company
Saratoga
Duncan McGregor
Balmoral
Mr. Drexel
Gen. Grant
Philadelphia
Anthony J
Col. Grant
Harding
Kaaterskill House
Dr. Douglas
Mr. McGregor
McGregor
Grant
Union
Romero
Julia
Army of the Tennessee
Chicago
West
Sixty-sixth-street
Cyrus W. Field
Mt. McGregor
W. J. Arkell
Long Beach
Douglas
Boston
Jessie Prindle
Delight Goldthwaite
Leslie Goldthwaite
Josie Douglas
Julia Grant
Jostn DouGlas
Daniel McBain
Beverly eviction case crowded with witness testimony
In the Beverly district court ten assault charges tied to last Wednesday's eviction were heard as a single case. Captain Phillips and Howard resisted eviction from a house owned by Abbott and Reynolds and leased to Walcott. Testimony described forced entry, threats, and injuries during the transfer of possessions, with Walcott’s men allegedly using force while officers were present but passive. The case resumes this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Holden
Charles P. Thompson
John G. Walcott
Mr. Thompson
Capt. Phillips
Howard
Messrs
Abbott & Reynolds
Farnham
Phillips
Ezers
Joseph Welch
Daniel Gaffney
Welch
Capt. Philips
Hersey
Mr. Woodbury
Capt
Phiilips
Tleward
Walcott
Frank Kunny
Gaffaey
Mr. Walcott
Abbott R. Goodwin
Wolcott
John G. Wolcott
Chief Woodbury
Mr. Trask
Miss Staples
Gaffney
Joseph Stickney
Jessie Fox Tries to Get Relief From the Trials of Life
Patrolman Burrill found 33 year old Jessie Fox on the street after swallowing 20 cents worth of landanum. She was taken to the city hospital in critical condition after an ineffectual attempt to relieve her suffering in the guard room. She alleges domestic infelicity with an unsupportive husband who frequented lodging houses and refused to pay, prompting her to seek help and later self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Fox
Burrill
Jessie
Landanum
Chardon-street
Urrill
President Cleveland and Ward Visit Adirondacks Route
President Cleveland and Dr. Ward traveled from Prospect House and arrived at Stevens House Lake Placid aboard a West Point train on Saturday. Campers along the route saluted with firearms as 100 decorated beasts greeted the party, who held a two hour reception at Stevens House and will stay overnight before continuing to Adirondack Lodge the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Stregis Lake
Cleveland
Ward
Prospect House
Stevens
Stevens House
Lake Placid
Dr. Ward
Adirondack Lodge
Patrolman White is Discharged for Intoxication
Patrolman Robert H. White of the fifth division was discharged by order of the police board for intoxication. He duty at the Caledonian picnic at the Point of Pines on Aug 27, later drunk at the fifth tunket, and claimed brandy relief during trouble. appointed 1871 and later transferred, aged 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. White
Board of Police
White
Point of Pines
Division 5
Police raid eight sites in tiger gambling hunt
Police from the second and fourth divisions searched eight locations on Friday night armed with search warrants. Lieut. Gardiner Sergt Lyons and Sergt Lee led teams at addresses on Howard Hanover Bosworth streets Avery Essex Washington Harrison avenues. Seven sites had recent raid history, but no gambling evidence found.
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Gardiner
Howard Street
Sergt
Lyons
Hanover Street
Lee
Bosworth Street
Fourth Division
Avery Street
Essex Streets
Washington Street
Harrison Avenue
Salem man arraigned on assault charge in O Connor case
In Salem on Tuesday Willam Kenetick alias William Shannahan faced arraignment for assault and battery on John A. O Connor on Liberty street after a Sunday incident. He was held in 2000 for ten days. O Connor later died in Salem hospital. Shannahan was rearraigned for manslaughter with a 10000 recognizance and the case continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Willam Kenetick
William Shannahan
John A. O'Connor
Liberty Street
O’connor
Salem Hospital
Shannahan
New England Fair Emphasizes Forests and Tree Farming
Bangor Maine September 1 The New England Fair opened with crowds arriving by train as Hon George B Loring urged forestry growth and prudent tree planting. He cited Maine manufacturing lumber and forest wealth with emphasis on protecting timber lands and adopting forestry as a state enterprise for lasting income.
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Bangor
George B. Loring
New England Fair Association
Dr. Loring
New England
Maine
Northwest
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Florida
Oceanside
Europe
Indemnity Funds and Certificates Report by Insurance Dept
Totals show indemnities paid from Jan 1 to Aug 1 totaled 21,519 57 dollars with 2,704 94 dollars on hand as of Aug 1 1885. Eighteen claims were in adjustment not to exceed 190 dollars each. no unpaid indemnity or death claims remain. Certificates in force Dec 31 1884 stood at 2 4,3 710. 1885 issuance to AU B. ceased certificates through Aug 1 1835 reported as 0 40. in force Aug 1 1885 353,876. Two prior claims totaling 9,000 were unpaid but have since been retired after investigation. JOAN K TARBOX Insurance Commissioner.
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Commonwealth Building
Boston
Life and Accident Insurance Associations
Home Mutual Aid Association
Mercale Mutual Accident Association
Perons
Joan K
Tarbox
Insurance Commissioner
Mies Harriet Schanderyl
Danvers
B. F. Spinney & Co
Water Board
T. H. Ronayne
Palestine
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Rochester
Rome
Albany
Springfield
Grand United Order of Colored Odd Fellows
Summer Street
Shepard Street
Cohen
Mullen
Dwight L., Moody
Evangelist
Lynn
Prohibitionist Caucus Tonight and Party Conventions
Col Henry W Wilson asserts 125080 votes decide Massachusetts governor. A mass caucus of prohibitionists meets in Tremont temple vestry tonight to elect delegates to the Worcester state convention September 10. Norfolk district convention adjourns after Hobart declines to withdraw from the Republican state committee. Democratic executive committee to meet Saturday to pick a presiding officer for the state convention, replacing Russell who declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Wilson
Massachusetts
Tremont Tempe
Worcester
Norfolk
F. A. Hobart
Republican State Committee
Hobart
Democratic State Committee
Col
Russell
Porcelain letters stolen from shop windows
Complaints to the second division report boys removing porcelain letters from show windows. Fred L. Porter of 27 Devonshire Street suffered seven or eight losses in days. At about 3 PM Tuesday Patrolman Glynn caught Patrick Shea, four years old, in East Cambridge removing a letter. The boy was arrested on a charge of malicious mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Porter
Devonshire Street
Glynn
Patrick Shea
East Cambridge
An Awful Visitor From Montreal Strikes Fall River
Fall River reports smallpox spreading from a visiting Montreal family. The disease touches a four tenement block on Sixth street occupied by French workers. Quarantines, schoolroom exposure, and vaccination efforts accompany a widening health crisis as authorities push for cleaning and prevention measures.
Lecocq Night at Music Hall Promenade Concert
Lecocq Night at Music Hall features a varied program with Lecocq works and other composers in a gala promenade concert. The note highlights Lecocq selections and an introduction by Lecoq notes, followed by mentions of Anselma and copyright issues affecting Mme Janish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecocq
Music Hall
Neuendorff
Keler Bala
Giroffe-Giroffa
Madame Angot
Little Duke
LeCocy
Iienzi
Strauss
Wallace Gslop
Sseacees Waldteufel Gounod
Warfield Opens 1886 San Francisco En Campment Preparations
General order from R H Warfield commander of the Grand Army for California outlines preparations for the national encampment in San Francisco next year. A management committee is named including Samuel W Backus J Pe Staples Stuart Taylor C Mason Kinne A T Shounenee Solomon B Shaves and others as efforts continue to lure Potomac Cumberland Tennessee and Mexican veterans groups to hold reunions in San Francisco 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H. Warfield
Grand Army
Department of California
San Francisco
Samuel W. Backus
J. Pe . Staples
Stuart Taylor
C. Mason Kinne
A. T. Shounenee
Solomon
B. Shaves
Gus EB
F. Adams
John Lynch
The
Cumberland
Tennessee
Cottage City Gas company incorporates at Martha's Vineyard
Articles of incorporation issued for Cottage City Gas company with a $60,000 capital. Wendell H. Cobb named president and Frederick C. Bartlett treasurer. Executive council meeting held Tuesday for routine business. Secretary of state August receipts total $21 66.50 with licenses and fees. State lunatic asylums crowded prompting private boarding at $3.25 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City Gas Company
Martha’s Vineyard
Wendell H. Cobb
Frederick C
Bartlett
Secretary of State
Oil Works Burn in Syracuse N Y Fire Damage
Syracuse Oil company at City Line Geddes area burned this afternoon destroying all buildings. About 2000 barrels of oil burned in the storehouse. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse Oil Company
City Line
Geddes
Marlboro
Mass
J. E. Stratton
Worcester Mutual
BurFraLo
Lancaster Roller Mills
Heinaltd Robebaugh & A
Lancaster
Massachusetts Board Places Insane Patients With Families
The last Massachusetts legislature empowered the board of health lunacy and charity to arrange boarding in suitable families for safe and proper cases. The board acted last month, placing three patients. Insane populations grow rapidly, with about 200 new cases yearly, and crowded institutions pushed consideration of alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Board of Health Lunacy and Charity
Parson Plans to Preach in Cottage City Despite Rumors
Parson Downs disputes reports that the invitation to preach at the Cottage City Tabernacle was not issued in good faith. He maintains the invitation is authentic from proper authorities and says he has accepted to preach next Sunday, God willing, relying on the chance to fulfill his commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Downs
Cottage City
Assault and Robbery of Warren Colburn at Needham Plains
Warren Colburn, 60, of Needham plains, was assaulted and robbed Monday night after selling hay. He carried about $60. He was knocked senseless near his home and lay unconscious all night, found by his brother Tuesday morning. A bloodied cart stake lay beside him from a wood wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Colburn
Needham Plains
Senator Morgan’s Son Drowns In River Squall
John T. Morgan Jr son of Senator Morgan of Alabama and an unidentified woman perished when a canoe overturned near the Chain bridge during a squall after dark. Authorities reported both bodies unrecovered as of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John T. Morgan, Jr
Senator Morgan
Alabama
Chain Bridge
Large apple crop in Cheshire NH reported
Various local notes cover projects and events across New Hampshire and nearby states. Cheshire county expects a bumper apple harvest while Laconia undertakes a $25,000 jail and county buildings expansion. Other items note Brockton prohibitionists caucus, Pinkerton Academy building plans, Strafford county supreme court session, a fatal runaway accident in Milford, a Bangor line steamer incident near Belfast, and a spate of legal and municipal matters including a Boston firm’s check case, torpedo station inspections, a Burnside altercation, a Vermont money story, and Ware fire muster preparations with prize lists and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire County
New Hampshire
Laconia
N. H
Brockton
Pinkerton Academy
Derry
Supreme Court
Strafford County
Dover
Bingham
William Conners
Milford
Ajaxs
Cambridge
Bangor
Boston
Belfast
Merrick T. Hitchcock
New Haven
Middletown
Hitchcock
Manning & Co
Alabama Claim
Albert E. Bosworth
Fall River
Matis
United States District Court of
Providence
Newport Harbour
Kimberly
Burnside
Conn
Bennington
Essex
Williston
Ware
Mass
Shay
Delevan House
E. H. Gilbert
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Boston Pos
Caen
Ipsos
Boston Weekly Post
Pose Publishing CO
EME Contents
Telegraph and Mail
Rhode Island
aimRp
HAY Fever Associates
Krogers
Tom Wavins Muhvenrle
Pendergast
Sidney Smith
Carter H. Harrison
Shribts Fohk Provincetown
Claremont
Concord and
Deatil
White Mountain
Norwalk
Middleboad
Round House
United States Life Saving Service
Race Point
Eaked Hill
High Head
Keene
Orman Colony
Mally Pure
Arthur
Mons. Roustan
France
Wetmore
Karrick Riggs
William Gamwell
Belmont
Travers
W. R. Travers
Lloyd Bryce
Cooper
William Waldorf Astor
F. Gray Griswald
Treasury
Jouett
North Atlantic Squadron
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Oliver Perry
Advancing Science
American Society
Amun Arbor
Ann Anzor
American Society For the Advancement of Science
Morse
Miss
J. W. Gibbs
C. Chandler
Carhart
Evansville
Wm. McMurtrie
Champaign
Wm. Kent
Jersey City
W. Claypool
Akron, O
J. C. Arthur
Geneva
A.W. Bauer
Brookville
Ind
E. Alvord
Mountainville
Wm. Lilly
Mauch Chunk
Buffelo
Pierre Lorillard
York
Gibraltar
Genoa
Truro
Valtri
Borgoturo
Marseilles
Collector Smalley
Samuel W. Duncan
Vassar College
United States Mail Service Mutual Benefit Association
Louisville
Waeshburne
Lacrosse
Wis
Richard Bush
Torrington
Hayes
Idaho
Baltimore
Woodbury
Henry W. Profit
East Providence
Elizabeth Bent
Profit
St. Paul
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakota
Illinois
Charleston
News and Courier
Pyle
Mt.gregor
New York City
Joseph W. Drexel
Jana
Josie
Vicksburg
Ali
Grandpa
President Cleveland
Coxcord, N. H
Carroll
George W. Crockett
Crockett
Syron Moore
New England Fair
Insurance Reports
Commissioner Tarbox
Rome Mutual Aid Association
Mercantile Mutual Accident Association
Thien
Eaeaer
Herald
Supreme Judicial
Brochehway
New London
Wiliam E. Brockway
Waterford
Justice Crocker
Montreal
Sixth Street
Bedford
Pleasant Streets
Lessier
Virginia
Henry
Frederick
Beaudet
Eighth Street
Associated Press
Mme
Janish
Anselma
Madison Square Theatre
Agnes Ethel
Agnes
Sardou
Frank Gardner
Mme. Janish
Boston Theatre
Annie Pixley
Bee Office
Essex Aricultural Society
Sonn Nsborey
Post Publishing QO
Milk, Near
Washington St
Bostems
Advanos
Advenx
Boston Weekly
Ridayo
Clus
Mtst
Ghedes
Bate Solani Eal
Ces
Bernard
Harvard
Glen Road
Greenwood Streets
M. J. Collins
Blue Hill Avenue
Dennis O'Connell
Michigan Avenue
New Seaver Street
Dennis O’connell
Elm Street
J. C. Lynch
Merrill and Gleygarm
T. Connolly
Water Committee
Late Water Board
Worthington Pump Company
W. P. Tyler
W. A. Simmons
Godfrey Morse
Back Bay Park
Grand Army Reunion
State House
NEW England News
W. H. Jones
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