Blaine Libel Suit Answer Filed in U S Court
The Sentinel company admits printing the Aug 8 1884 articles but denies any falsehood. It asserts truth of the statements and asks Blaine to answer under oath about his Kentucky life marriage dates child birth and related matters. A press note promises expedited trial possibly by early October.
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Indianapolis
Sentinel Company
Blaine
United States
Mr. Blaine
Kentucky
Associated Press
Indianpolis
John C. Shoebmaker
Pittsburg Chief Defies Austrian Flag Removal Order
Washington reports the chief of police of Pittsburg refused to apologize for removing the Austrian consul flag honoring Emperor Joseph. The Austrian consul appeals to the state department and Austrian minister, with potential action under statutes 4062 and 4064. Mayor Fulton writes Gov Pattison stating the consul evaded the law and that suit was filed. Brann later discontinued it after the flag remained displayed for Emperor Joseph's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburg
Joseph
State Department
Fulton
Pattison
Bryan
Brann
Expedition news from Neptune reports all well at Ford's Harbor
From Halifax on September 4 a message from the Neptune expedition living at Ford's Harbor near Nain Labrador dated July 30 says all are well. The plan lists seven stations with observers and station men including Cape Chidleigh North Bluff Cape Howe Nottingham Island Mansfield Isle Fort Hurehill and others.
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Halifax
Neptune
Ford’s Harbor
Nain
Labrador
Cape Chidleigh
P. N. Burwell
Observer
YP. Currie
J. E. Cambell
Revolution Island
William Skynner
P.M. Raynford
N. P. Jordan
Mansfield Isle
N. Laperbrue
Adam Mather
R. Gowell
Fort
Hurehill
Prominent Army Official Questions Diaries and Hazen Trust
A top army official questions the diaries of the Greely party and doubts Hazen's reliability while predicting possible manipulation before public release. He also questions alleged threats of an Indian outbreak in northwestern Montana, attributing such stories to stockmen seeking Indian removal. The Star service notes a Massachusetts Wales to Brimfield schedule change, reducing service to six weekly runs on Aug 25, 1884.
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Washington
Greely Party
Brainard
Long
Gairies
Hazen
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Montana
Star Service
Massachusetts
Wales
Brimfield
Spain and Canada urged to renew trade talks now
Ottawa reports Don Arturo de Marcoran says the cortes grants power to negotiate a Cuba and Porto Rico treaty making it opportune for Canada to resume negotiations. He favors closer relations between Canada and Spain and its colonies during British Association meetings.
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Ottawa
Don Arturo de Marcoran
British Association
Canada
Cortes
Cuba
Porto Rico
Spain
California Associated Press Withdraws from AP
A Denver despatch reports the California Associated Press has notified withdrawal from the Associated Press. It is unclear what new arrangement will form, but western journals are negotiating with United Press for service, and an alliance with the California association is contemplated.
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New York
Graphic
Denver
Cal
California Associated Press
Associated Press
I T
California Association
Chicago
United Press Service
Leicester Academy Marks Centennial in Worcester
Worcester dispatch reports Leicester Academy in Leicester Massachusetts celebrated its centennial with a morning procession to the Congregational church. Hon C C Denny welcomed visitors as Rev C M Lawson led religious exercises. Hon W W Rice delivered the historical address and ex President Hill of Harvard College read a poem. The ceremony closed with a banquet.
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Worcester
Leicester Academy
Leicester
Mass
Congregational Church
C. C. Denny
C. M. Lawson
W. W. Rice
Hill
Harvard College
Portland
Cattle Quarantine Push After Canada US Cattle Embargo
Ottawa reports Dr. McEachran, inspector of the dominion cattle quarantine, urged the minister of agriculture to adopt a complete quarantine system to halt diseased cattle imports from the United States into Canada’s northwest. He argues only an absolute embargo can prevent pleuro pneumonia, while the minister said the issue will be discussed by the government promptly.
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Ottawa
McEachran
Dominion
United States
Canadian
Canada
Hungarian killer Henry Zorge rowski found lynched near home
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on September 4 1920 Henry Zorge rowski the Hungarian who stabbed his daughter in law near Hazleton Monday night and then tried to kill himself was found yesterday morning hanging to a tree half a mile from his home He had been taken there by masked Hungarians who lynched him.
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Wilkesbarre
Henry Zorgerowski
Hazleton
Sixth Street Car Strike Halts St Louis Transit
The Sixth street horse car drivers began a strike in St Louis on September 4 causing near suspension of travel. About 250 men at Carondelet derailed cars as they came out. Differences were settled in the afternoon and drivers to resume work tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Carondelet
Farmer’s Daughter Ida Walker Kidnapped in Riga Incident
In Riga Michigan near a farmer’s home Miss Ida Walker was seized by two assailants while alone in the house. She was found five hours later in a distressed state after armed men conducted a nightlong search through the woods.
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Riga
Mich
Ida Walker
Rail line near Shenandoah sinks three feet
This afternoon the main line of the Lehigh Valley railroad near Shenandoah sank about three feet. The crack is 150 feet long and four feet wide. All traffic is suspended, delaying large excursion parties from Elano and Glenoke.
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Shenandoah
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Here
Elano
Glenoke
New Hampshire Club Plans Canada Excursion on St Lawrence
The New Hampshire club has organized a trip through Canada and down the St Lawrence river, described as very satisfactory. The total cost will not exceed 30 dollars if 100 tickets are bought.
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New Hampshire Club
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Campaign notes on New York reform threats and Blaine rift
Special Despatch reports the Republican state committee meeting in New York weighing prohibition strength, German voting shifts to Cleveland, and funds difficulties. It cites internal clashes with Blaine allies, Grady, and Elkins, plus Tammany Hall moves, and notes Cleveland rallies in Thomaston Maine and reformist sentiment in Saco and Brunswick.
Enthusiastic Democratic Rallyin Biddeford Me Seventy Four
In Biddeford Maine a large Democratic rally packed City Hall with 50 leaders including Irish-Americans. Speaker Patrick A Collins praised Grover Cleveland, attacked Republican leadership, and urged support for honest labor while asserting his ties to New England’s densely populated labor district.
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Boston Post
Biddeford
City Square
Daniel Cole
John B. Donovan
Donovan
Col
Henry O. Kent
New Hampshire
Patrick A. Collins
Blaine
Carlyle
United States
Grover Cleveland
New England
Bennington County Returns Favor Pingree in Vermont Race
Full returns from Bennington Brattleboro and other towns show Pingree leading with large majorities for governor and Republicans winning legislative seats. Detailed town tallies, district results, and statewide comparisons from 1880 illustrate shifts in Republican and Democratic support across Vermont counties and towns.
Gov Cleveland hosts visitors at Albany before Elmira fair
An excursion party of 300 from Saugerties and notable figures like ex Senator C L Lambertson ex Mayor Murphy of Troy and Martin W Cooke of Rochester called on Gov. Cleveland in Albany. He plans to travel to Elmira for the state fair then return. Also listed are congressional nominations from several states and local political notes from Maine and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Saugert
Cleveland
C. L. Lambertson
Pennsylvania
H. B. Schurman
Brooklyn
A. J. Thorpe
John White
Cincinnati
Murphy
Troy
Martin W. Cooke
Rochester
Susquehanna Railroad
Elmira
Texas
John H. Reagan
Michigan
H. F. Bennington
Georgia
James G. Blount
Samuel J. Randall
Missouri
W. 8. Shirk
Virginia
Thomas Croxton
Olin Wilburn
A. R. Rentfro
New Jersey
William Walter Phelps
Minnesota
J. J. Thornton
Family feud ends in double tragedy near Apling distillery
In Baxley Georgia three Lewis brothers are involved in a deadly spree. Dave Lewis and Ben Lewis fought after an earlier shooting at the Apling distillery. Ben shot at Dave and killed Dave's wife. Dave was later killed at his cabin. Andy Lewis vowed revenge and disappeared as Ben was found dead near Dave's house with a shot through the chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxley
Dave Lewis
Ben Lewis
Apling
Ben
Dave
Andy Lewis
Pine Tree Politics in Maine Campaign Candid but Discontent
Special correspondence from Auburn notes strong urban Democratic energy yet bitter national and state committee mismanagement. Voters face heavy Republican financing and Blaine influence, with signs of reform and rising young leadership, yet outcome hinges on money and greenback votes before Monday election.
Folger Secretary Dies Suddenly in Geneva Home
In Geneva New York on September 4 Secretary Folger died at 4 55 pm after a long public career in the Legislature the Judiciary and the Cabinet. He died suddenly with present company including Mrs Hart of Auburn Drs Knapp Law Dr A B Smith and James the servant. His son Captain Charles W Folger was away in Virginia and his daughters were in the Adirondacks. The physicians attributed heart failure lung congestion and kidney disease noting prior hemorrhages while yachting near New York and other recent frailties.
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Geneva
N. Y
Folger
Hart
Auburn
Knapp
Law
A. B. Smith
James
Smith
J. S. Lewis
New York
Folger Career Highlights a Long Public Life in New York
The article traces Charles James Folger born 1818 at Nantucket through his rise in New York politics and law. It notes his shift from Democrat to Republican, service as state senator, Court of Appeals judge, and finally U S Treasury Secretary, with details of battles over railroads, taxes, and reform, plus death in office and contemporaneous notes from Washington.
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Charles James Folger
Nantucket
Folger
Benjamin Franklin
Geneva
N. Y
Hobart College
Mark H. Sibley
Canandaigua
Gov. Bouck
Ontario Court of Common Pleas
Ontario County
Silas Wright
Democracy
Republican
State Senate
Senate
Judiciary
Samuel J. Tilden
William M. Evarts
Horace Greely
George William Curtis
Union
Fenton
New York
Conkling
Commodore Vanderbilt
the Central
Jay Gould
Vanderbilt
Tweed
New York City
United States
Grant
Court of Appeals
Church
Cornell
Mr. Folger
Garfield
Issi
Mr. Arthur
Treasury
New York State
Grover Cleveland
Arthur
New York Herald
Avagusta
Lot M. Morrill
Maine
James G. Flaine
Blaine
Morrill
Vance
Winthrop Street
Washington
Republican Party
Blaine in New Hampshire at the New England Fair
In Manchester Blaine arrives at noon to a packed ground of about ten thousand. He is introduced by President Loring and delivers a general address stressing national prosperity and growth without direct political references.
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Manchester
N. H
New England Fair
James G. Blaine
Barouches
Presient
Blaine
Loring
Mrs Beloa A Lockwood Nominated by Equal Rights Party
Washington reports Mrs Beloa A Lockwood a renowned woman lawyer in the capital has sent her acceptance letter for the presidency bid by the Woman's National Equal Rights party in California. She pledges support for the party platform and vows to promote equal political privileges for all citizens and fair public office distribution to women once installed.
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Washington
Beloa A. Lockwood
United States
Woman’s National Equal Rights Party
California
No Colored Man Wanted in Republican Elector Lineup
The New York Republican state committee debated replacing Rev. W. B. Derrick, a colored elector, with a white candidate. Derrick argued he had not resigned and had withdrawn a prior letter about duties as pastor. A plan to substitute Evarts or another white man was rejected, leaving the colored organizations dissatisfied as the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican State Committee
W. B. Derrick
Derrick
van Cott
Hethel Church
William M. Evarts
Collector Robertson
Missing Leas Creek opera house owner sought by detectives
Frank Patterson, owner of the Long Branch opera house, is missing and detectives with warrants pursue him for allegedly forging endorsements of Monmouth county residents on notes totaling over 20000 dollars. Two creditors have seized his property and the opera house. Patterson had gone to Philadelphia leading a comedy troupe and previously ran the Shore Press, a bookstore, and the New Jersey theatrical circuit.
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Long Branch
N. S
Frank Patterson
Monmouth County
Patterson
Philadelphia
George S8. Knight
Opera House
Shore Press
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Montreal
Edward J. Howe
Democratic State Ticket and Greenbacker Conference
Massachusetts voters hear that Governor Robinson’s independents may back Endicott, while Democrats relish their state convention gains. The Massachusetts Greenbackers met at the Merona, electing officers, adopting a platform, and urging unity with Butler and West. a conference committee was named to coordinate with a Worcester gathering.
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Massachusetts
Greenbackers
National Party
National Greenback Labor Party
Merona
P. P. Field
Salem
G. B. Hutchinson
Field
Israel W. Andrews
Danvers
Davis J. King
Boston
Joshua Whittemore
Wakefield
Daniel C. Mahoney
Natick
George Foster
Lynn
George P. Sanderson
Benjamin Potter
Swampscott
William A. Spotford
Henry Lufkin
Peabody
Charles McLean
Llewell
Butler
West
Levi R. Pierce
State Executive Committee
People’s Convention
Worcester
Prof
Toohey
Chelsea
Asa F. Hall
Hudson
George B. Sanderson
L. R. Powers
State Central Committee
People’s Party
President Arthur Dines in Newport as Folger Death Shocks
President Arthur dined at Fairlawn Newport with Mr and Mrs J W Ellis and about 16 guests. He learned of Sainte ag Folger death at 5 o clock, attended the funeral and planned to attend Senator Anthony's service. He ordered half mast for flags on vessels stations and Fort Adams and postponed a planned dinner to the English admiral.
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Providence
R. I
Arthur
J. W. Ellis
Fairlawn
Newport
Sainte Ag Folger
Anthony
Folger
Fort Adams
Massachusetts youth gains naval academy admit
M L Meller of Massachusetts has passed his examination for admission to the naval academy. The American Association for the Advancement of Science opened its annual session in Philadelphia with Gov Pattison delivering an address of welcome. Clarence Woods a Cartersville Ga schoolteacher was fined 225 or one year on the public works for beating a pupil. A frame building in Pittsburg fell, killing Daniel Troutwein and injuring William Trontwein. The Joliet stonecutters lament high prison labor costs as fine-cut stone work for Will County courthouse is to be done in the penitentiary. Col Kennedy of Winnipeg received a cablegram from Lord Wolseley asking him to act as birchbark canoe for the Nile expedition. The voyage leaves Saturday. fifty-three men total are going. Kennedy travels to Montreal and may join Lord Wolseley’s staff.
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M. L. Meller
Massachusetts
Naval Academy
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Philadelphia
Gov
Pattison
Clarence Woods
Cartersville
Criteelly
Pittsburg
Daniel Troutwein
William Trontwein
Joliet
Ill
Will County Court House
Col. Kennedy
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Lord Wolseley
Red River
Nile
East
Montreal
Egypt
Norfolk County Nomination Battle in Ninth District
Norfolk county races heat up as Democrats and independents back Cleveland. Key figures include Henry E. Fales Milford Henry M. Whitney Brookline and William H. Hill Jr Brookline with Ely Dedham Hyde C Gray O T Gray among Republicans. Hyde Park backs Ely. Cleveland gains in Canton Stoughton Foxboro Walpole Norwood and other towns.
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Norfolk County
Ninth
Henry E. Fales
Milford
Henry M. Whitney
Brookline
Whitney
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Congress
William H. Hill, Jr
Richardson Hill & Co
Hancock
Hancock Club
Fales
Butler
F. D. Ely
Dedham
J. F. C. Hyde
Charles Robinson, Jr
Newton
Mr. Tirrell
Natick
Stephens
Clinton
Cook
Ray
Franklin
Newtonites
First Day of the Nineteenth Meeting in Philadelphia
The thirty third meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science opened at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia with Prof. C A Young presiding. President elect Prof. J P Lesley spoke as delegates from many scientific societies arrived. A cablegram from Blois was read. Donations of 100 dollars were announced, and 93 year old former president invited a visit. Papers filed for discussion numbered 207. The sections then met for opening addresses on scientific topics.
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Philadelphia
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Academy of Music
C. A. Young
Princeton
J.P. Lesley
Smith
Lesley
Ornithologische Verein of
Vienna
Societe Entomologique de Belgique
Linnean Society
Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society
Geologycal Oe of India
Royal Academy of Lucca
Asiatic Society of Bengal
Societe Anthropologique de Bruxelles
Association Francaise Pour Ladvancement Des Sciences
Asiatic Society of Japan
Royal Microscopical Society
Royal Irish Academy
Loyal Geographical Society of Ireland
Philosopical Society of Glasow
Natural -Seemaggs Eto of Glasgow
Royalotanical Society
Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society
Royal Society, University of Japan
Royal Institution of Great Britain
Royal Zoological Society of Ireland
Royal Dublin Society
Botanical Society of Edinburgh
Zoological Society of London
Imperial Society
Dartmouth library receives historic legal briefs and charters
Dartmouth College library has acquired original briefs by Daniel Webster Jeremiah Mason and Judge Hopkinson used in the Dartmouth College case. Also donated are Daniel Oliver diplomas from 1785 and 1788 and Cardigan Orange charter 1769. Fall term opens with Emerson and Hardy families returning from Europe. Prof Lord to stay in Germany. Latin instruction by O H Gates.
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Daniel Oliver
George the Third
Cardigan
Orange
John Wentworth
Jason Dudley
Hanover
C. F. Emerson
Europe
Hardy
Lord
Germany
O. H. Gates
Continent Magazine Changes Hands In New York
The Continent magazine, long run by Judge Tourgee, is transferred to Mrs. Frank Leslie with Tourgee remaining as editor. He will handle editorial duties while the business side moves under new management. Tourgee receives a salary in lieu of his previous interest. Separately, Henry Gomez, steward of the schooner Julia Baker, faces grand jury action on cargo theft charges with bond set at 35000. Inspector Byrnes reports Francis Frisben, a First National Bank exchange clerk in Portland, Oregon, is a defaulter en route to New York with his wife aboard the Union from Aspinwall.
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New York
Continent
Judge Tourgee
Frank Leslie
Henry Gomez
Julia Baker
Griffith
Byrnes
Francis Frisben
First National Bank of
Portland
Ore
Union
Aspinwall
Britain and China tensions hover over Formosa and Tonquin
Semi official reports place Admiral Courbet in charge of operations against China with aim to seize northern ports after reinforcements arrive. Chinese armies totaling about 65,000 men prepare to invade Tonquin, while cholera panic spreads through Italy and Libyan/Egyptian fronts touch Cairo. Also noted are Kee Lung shellings, an Indian rajah cremation at Etretat, and a Niilsen singing contract in London. Domestically, Austria cracks down on anarchist presses and German tariff plans for Cameroons.
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London
Courbet
China
Saigon
Canton
Tropy Wong
Republique Francaise
Formosa
Tein Tsin
Langson
Tonquin
Kwang Si
Yun Nan
Kwang Tung
Leo-Kai
Tonguin
Red River
Hung Hoa
Kevong Si
Cai Binh
Baoninh
Ha Noi
Son Tay
Bacninh
Italy
Pazzuoli
Naples
Rome
Ovieto
Civita Vecchia
Cuneo
Genoa
Province
Bergamo
Massa Carrara
Parara
Turin
Bologna
Vienna
Stellmacher
Evangelical Alliance
Copenhagen
Philip Schaff
John Hall
William Taylor
Edward Bright
William F. Watkins
New York City
King Humbert
Spezia
Etretat
France
Times
Hong Kong
Kee Lung
Mme. Niilsson
Col. Mapleson
England
America
Germany
Cameroons
Weekend Ocean Voyages Feature Scenic Cape Cod Cruises
The steamer carries 2700 passengers on yesterday's trips and plans varied itineraries. Tonight a moonlight cruise sails along the south shore toward Cape Cod canal, with tomorrow offering a north shore voyage. Sunday follows a Cape Cod to Highland Light circuit, and Monday includes a fishing trip offering regular and grand prizes to anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shore
Cape Cod Canal
North Shore
Cape Cod
Highland Light
Baldwin Cadet Band to Perform at Point of Pines
Two grand special concerts will be given at the Point of Pines this afternoon and evening by Baldwin's famous Cadet band and soloists. The grounds will be illuminated tonight. Tomorrow is the children's carnival, a yearly institution at this seaside resort, offering great times for the little ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Baldwin
Headless Doctor Found Dead in Muskeget Channel
The headless body of Dr. Black, a surgeon from Tallapoosa, was discovered floating in Muskeget channel on Tuesday afternoon. The report lists various criminal, civic, and maritime notes from New England, including burglaries, court cases, and public meetings.
Insurance urged for all insurable property against fire
The article stresses that every insurable property item at risk of fire damage should be insured without hesitation. It argues preparedness protects owners from loss and emphasizes proactive coverage as essential for all property types.
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Russ Reed
Guy
Robie
Redman
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Mark Rollins
Albion
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Sylvester Oakes
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J. M. Robbins
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Gen. Butler
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Greenback and Butler Town Committee
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San Francisco
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Mrs. Morrill
Little Rock
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Chester
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Pittsfield
Zenas Crane, Jr
Dalton
William S. Shurtleff
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Pone
Reed Pitative
E. A. Hall. Greenfield
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Westboro
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D. D. Dinan
James Connally
L. G. Edmunds
Isaac T. Burr
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Ely
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Tallapoosa
Muskeget Channel
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Frank Stanley
Bridgton
Narraganscott Pier
R.I
R. G. Dan, Esq
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Fort Kent
Framingham
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Knickerbockers
Waterford
Adams & Parks
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Great Falls
Grand
Supreme Court
Charles F. Smith
Springfield
Ralph Stehle
Rockport
Hartford Accident Insurance Company
John C. Price
Kilby Street
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