Sherman letter in evidence debate looms in Washington
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports Secretary Sherman’s theory about a letter to Weber and Anderson to be introduced before the Potter Committee. Anderson and counsel J Hale Sypher are in Washington. The committee doubts a forged or genuine document offered for sale and seeks collateral proof before admitting any letter.
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Washington
Sherman
Weber
Anderson
Potter Committee
J. Hale Sypher
Otter Committee
Rumors On Stickney Defalcation In Fall River
In Fall River Mass on September 9 the Stickney defalcation arouses street conjecture. Reported sum so far is 50000 with hints the total may exceed. Creditors may not bind on a 1249 on the dollar settlement, while Stickney’s health remains frail. A false link to a steamboat treasurer role is dismissed. he paid a loss personally to protect poor stockholders. Who next remains a question time will answer.
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Fasl River
Mass
Stickney
Chefi Eation
Fall River Steamboat Company
Old Colony Steamboat Company
Grand Rhode Island Ball Honors Admiral Inglefield at Ocean House
Newport Rhode Island September 9 One of the grandest balls ever held in the state honored Admiral Inglefield. The Ocean House ballroom overflowed with flowers and lights as naval and army officers in uniform mingled with diplomats and guests. A grand banquet followed with wines while a band played outside and Prof. Allen directed dancing inside. The event drew city and state officials and was praised as a peak social occasion in the seaport town.
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Newport
RE. L
Rhode Island
Ocean House
Admiral Inglefield
Sir Edward Thornton
Mr Outrey
Cullum
Warren
Vogles
Guys. Hubbard
van Zandt
Willis
U.S
Pendleton
Navy
Allen
Boston
Narragansett Park Races End Early Darkness
At Narragansett Park on September 9 the 2.29 class purse was won by unspecified rider, with $500 purse and top prizes. the free for all was withdrawn and the 2.20 race unfinished due to darkness. In Lexington Kentucky the Willey stake opened the meet with Levelier winning, Fortune second, Solicitor third, time 3.07 and a later three-quarters mile dash won by euye with Florence L. second and Peru third.
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Dence R. L
Narragansett Park
E. Hurlburt
Great Barrington
Mass
Armulus
Boston
B. G
Lexington
Willey
Levelier
Fortune
Solicitor
Euye
Florence L
Peru
Maine districts tally Connor Garcelon and Smith votes
A long OCR list records district by district tallies for Connor Garcelon and Smith with many locations such as Limerick New Sweden Calais and Bangor. It notes Republican and Greenback representatives elected and includes large numbers next to each community.
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New Sweden
Connor
Calais
Garcelon
Smith
Curran
Robinston—Connor
Ezring—Connor
Eastport
Lubec—Connor
Pembroke
Perry—Connor
Maj
Dennysville—Connor
Edmunds—Connor
Dedham—Connor
Eddinson—Connor
Si Smith
Vanceboro
Machias
Lisbon
Powers and Powers Defeated in Early Maine Returns
Bangor crowds report the early returns from 228 towns with Connor leading in one set but short of a majority while Powers trails in another. Garcelon and Smith lead Greenback and Democratic lines in various districts, with Penobscot county showing Greenback and Democrat gains. The overall results hint at a split Legislature and a possible governor’s race thrown to lawmakers.
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Connor
Garcelon
Smith
Greenbacks
Greenback
Scattering
Reed
Frye
Lindsey
Powers
Ladd
Hale
March
Congessman Powers
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Thrty
Whig
Penobscot County
Fusion County
Corner
Republican
Democratic
Greenbick
Jnst
Congress
Senate
House
Maine votes show mixed results across towns
Portland reports statewide returns as Connor leads in governor's race while Bangor and other towns show sizable greenback and Democratic support. In Eastport and Camden greenback candidates gain with several towns voting for Hale, March, and local representatives, indicating a split election with reform parties strong in county offices.
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Portland
Bangor
Garcelon
Smith
Greenback
Congress
Hale
Joseph Martin
March
Bradford
Harris
Lawler
Wallace
Lawrence
Wilder
Sargent
Harmon
Dem
Todd
Huff
Getchell
Rep
Gardner
Robbins
J. A. Lowe
Farmington
Russell
Greenack
Mimot
Poland
Diman B. Perry
Charles L. Hackett
Joseph McDonald
Connor
Frye
Belcher
Chase
Minot—Connor
Elshot—Connor
Oneron
Reed
Anderson
Gove
Scattering
Deering
Democratic
Pners
Smart
Saco
Camden
Martin
N. L. Josselyn
Johnson Knight
Wilder W. Perry
Cornish—Connor
A.G. Andrews
Freeman Hatch
G. F. Clifford
Knox County Returns Show Mixed Ticket Across Districts
Knox county towns report a split county ticket between Republicans and Greenbackers with Republicans winning two County Commissioners and Greenbackers likely taking Senator Sheriff and Treasurer. Representatives split with several districts voting for Republicans and others for Democrats and Greenbackers. Foxhill and Bath results suggest varying gains, with Connors and Lindseys margins noted and statewide Republican lead in most counties.
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Knox County
Hale
Martin
Camden
St. George
Matinicus
Rockland
Willoughby
A. S. Rice
W. W. Perry
Greenback
South Thomaston
Vina' Haven
North Haven
A. G. Beverage
Rep
Friendship and
Cushing
Alexander Windenbsch
Dem
Warren and
Union
Warren Hills
Appleton
Hove
Washington
Miles D. Creamer
Thomaston
Lindsey
Smith
Philbrick
York County
Connor
Garcelon
Congress
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Bas
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Gove
Emery
Stevens
Biddeford
Hancock County
Commissioner
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Chase
Androscoggin
Livermore
Frye
Lincoln County
Somerset County
Franklin County
Washington County
Kennebec County
Lindsay
Conn
Butler Addresses Packed City Hall in Lawrence
Gen. Butler spoke to a crowded hall exceeding 3000 attendees in Lawrence Mas. The audience, mainly Democratic rank and file with women in the gallery, cheered as he left the rostrum after a lengthy address that echoed his prior speeches. The crowd serenaded him with the Lawrence Cornet Band.
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Fort Fisher
W. H . Wright
Gen. Butler
Lawrence Cornet Band
Plague Rages Through Memphis and South Mississippi
New phases of the Southern plague unfold with widespread sickness in Memphis and Parish Iberville. Relief work expands as food shortages loom. over a million dollars are needed to stave famine while deaths climb. Memphis reports 70 deaths by noon, 300 new cases, and a mortuary total of 112 interments, many ined.
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Parish Iberville
Tenn
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First Methodist Church
Catherine
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
M. Costello
William A. Rudd
Jacob Loeb
Nelson
Harry W. Ferguson
Camp Joe Williams
J. C. Thral
Thomas Hood
Philadelphia
D. R. Roseburg
Barnett
M. E. Church
Constance
Sisters of St. Mary's
Episcopel
Paul Cane
P. Going
Little Rock
William Park
Howard Infirmary
Recipent
Barney Hughes
Hiram Gage
D. C
Frazer Provewell
Charles Morrison
Humes
Frederick Cole
Howard Association
Louis J. Bryan
Houston
Texas
Ammonoosuc Telegraph Company Organized at Bath
The Ammonoosuc Telegraph Company was organized Monday at Bath under a charter from the last future. Treasurer James W. Fenter, President Philip Carpenter, Directors Frank P. Moulton William Child M.D. James T. Moulton and James W. Foster. The Nashua trials under the new Tramp law included John Roark convicted of rape and the state prison sentence. Indictments were returned against numerous Manchester residents for burglary robbery of money assaults on officers and fornication.
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Ammonoosuc Telegraph Company
Bath
James W. Fenter
Philip Carpenter
Frank P. Moulton
William Child
M.D
James T. Moulton
James W. Foster
Nashua
John Roark
Roark
Jimmy Blanchard
Milford
Charley Ross
Reform School
Jimmy
Patrick Sullivan
Thomas O’brien
John Mahoney
Timothy Connors
William Mahan
John White
George D. Colby
Edward Burke
Signor Gamour
Dennis Griffin
Patrick Donovan
William Griffin
Thomas W. Callahan
Joseph King
Almon R. Smith
Manchester
Edmund McCade
Cyril Tappan
Democrats Organize in Lebanon for Campaign Delegates
Lebanon voters elect delegates to State and Congressional conventions. Democratic slate lists J. D. Hooley, E. G. Southworth, Joel Baker, George L. Danforth, John Burnham, Gideon Bennett, Walter Quimby, C. B. Plastridge for State. Congressional picks include L. C. Patree, E. A. Knight, W. H. Morris, B. T. Tilden, D. B. Emerson, J. S. Skinner, Henry Brown, George L. Danforth. Concord reports Republican debates ahead of State Convention with Natt Head favored for Governor and Bell in strong contention. Railroad Commissioner prospects include G. P. Conn, D. E. Willard, and B. W. Hoyt. Republican State Committee outlines convention organization led by President Charles H. Burns.
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Lebanon
N. H
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J. D. Hooley
E. G. Southworth
Joel Baker
George L. Danforth
John Burnham
Gideon Bennett
Walter Quimby
C. B. Plastridge
L. C. Patree
E. A. Knight
W. H. Morris
B.T. Tilden
D. B. Emerson
Skinner
Henry Brown
Concord
Hookset
Charles H. Bell
Exeter
G. P. Conn
David E. Willard
Orford
B. W. Hoyt
Epping
Republican State Committee
Charles H. Burns
Wilton
The American caucus system viewed by Pall Mall Gazette
The Pall Mall Gazette analyzes American caucus politics, arguing Massachusetts and California operatives push a new party. It warns of dangerous socialist and communist currents importing Continental ideas, violent worker agitation, and xenophobic sentiments from Pacific states.
Rutland County Fair closes as lone successful exhibit
The Rutland County Fair at Rutland concluded on Friday, marking the only thriving exhibition in years. The Society netted 2600 after premiums. Speculators buy potatoes in small lots at 50 cents per bushel amid frosts that cut vines and shrink regional crops. Judge Ross to preside over Windham Court's September term at Newfane with nearly 200 cases on the docket. The Connecticut River Valley Musical Convention opens in Bellows Falls for four days attracting large attendance and talent. A Brattleboro mass meeting plans a concert for South’s yellow fever relief, raising a substantial sum to be sent to New Orleans. Brattleboro and Whitehall Railroad bids reviewed in Brattleboro. an adjourned meeting will name the contractor. Wilbur Brown family home in Montpelier Junction broken into. $50 in valuables stolen, papers intact, no clues.
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Rutland
Ross
Windham Court
Newfane
Connecticut River Valley Musical Convention
Bellows
Brooks House
Brattleboro
South
New Orleans
Brattleboro and Whitehall
South Londonderry
Wilbur Brown
Montpelier Junction
Relief Efforts in New Orleans Amid Casualties and Aid Appeals
New Orleans reports show 33 new deaths today, including 26 children, with a total of cases and convalescents across multiple institutions. The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows appeals for aid to Edward J. Holmes as relief mobilizes. Peabody Association and YMCA mobilize rationing and nurse deployments to Caton, Holly Springs, Port Gibson, and Memphis.
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Baard of
Babcock
O. H. Henstead
Father Mass
Dier
St. Theresa Church
Carmilita and
Rocario
St. Andrew’s Street
Walter Lonsdale
the Howards
C. L. Herndon
Young Men's Christian Association
Charles J. Allyn
Western
Union Telegraph Office
Capt
Samuel Henderson
Allen Hill
William Wallace Wood
D. Webster
R. G. Dan = Co
Dr Mandeville
C. H. Chace
D. B. Morey
H. D. Thompson
J. M. Walpole
Charles Chaffee
Wiliam Morrison
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
America
Edward J. Holmes
Relief Committee
Joseph Dickson
John Smith
Dickson
Peabody Asociation
E. A. Burke
Peabodys
Christian Asso Se
Howerd Association
Caton
Holly Springs
Port Gibson
Memphis
Oxford Congregational Church gains new preacher
Rev A B Emmons has accepted a call to the Congregational Church at Oxford. The church voted for one Sabbath preaching service. In East Douglas two Rhode Island horse-thieves were pursued after escaping, leaving two horses behind. The seventh annual meeting of the National Sabbath School Temperance Union will be held Sept 15 at Kirk Street Church in Lowell. Richard Doemar, a Taunton gunsmith, committed suicide at his shop. business troubles cited. Adams mills superintendent from Putnam NJ visited Fall River to secure help, taking forty operatives to New York. Another group of weavers to depart soon. Five accused pickpockets from the New England Fair, Moore, Sawyer, Carter, Wilson, Clark, held in Worcester for Grand Jury. The gang, linked to Cleveland, Chicago, Syracuse, Buffalo, and New York, were nabbed in a pocket-picking spree at fairs. They claimed ignorance, warned Massachusetts is a hard field. In Boston they stayed on Oxford Street. officials suspect Mechante’s Fair was a target.
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N. J
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Thoee Mills
New York
Joseph Wilson
George Clark
Georg Moore
Frank Sawyer
David Carter
Worcester
Knox
Innis
O'Day
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Sawyer
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Cleveland
Clark
Chicago
Syracuse
Buffalo
Boston
Oxford Street
Grenada Illness List and Deaths in Mississippi
In Grenada on September 9, new cases include Mrs Dr Ringgold widow of Dr Ringgold of Senatobia and R A Amestead ex express agent among five coored women. Deaths list Dr Ringgold Mrs McDorad O B Rotums and Henry Crockett. Chamberlain House patients convalesce rapidly as communication is poor and mails irregular with the Postmaster dead and the Mayor long deceased. The loss of the express agent’s replacement is noted as a potential calamity.
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Grenada
Miss
Dr Ringgold
Ringgold
Senatobia
R. A. Amestead
McDorad
O. B. Rotums
Henry Crockett
Chamberlain House
Rhode Island assessors fix city tax value for Providence
The Providence Assessors set the taxable property value at 117,040,500 dollars for the year a decline of 854,300 from last year Real estate valued at 86,341,100 up 551,300 Personal property 30,699,400 down 1,355,000 Total city and state tax 1,697,007.35 down 12,097.35 The tax ratio remains 145 per 100.
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New Orleans
Rhode Island
Providence
Fever Outbreak Spreads Across Several Southern Cities
Despatches report fever cases and deaths in Chattanooga Canton Holly Springs Canton and Jackson Mississippi with dozens sick and requests for nurses. Nashville passengers show few ill refugees and Governors coordinate state aid while quarantines remain strict.
Boston police and firemen aid Southern plague victims
Boston police volunteers donate 50 cents each and forward through the Mayor for relief. Station Seven, Thirteenth, Tenth, and Fifteenth divisions contribute varied sums totaling hundreds. Boston Protective Department members give 50 for New Orleans and other cities. Firemen, church collections, and a Cathedral appeal accompany a piano auction by Hawes & Henshaw to aid yellow fever sufferers, Emerson Piano Company instrument set for sale next Saturday.
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Boston
Board of Police Commissioners
Station Seven
Boston Protective Department
New Orleans
Charlestown
Emerson Piano Company
Hawes & Henshaw
Merchants’ Exchange
Massive fires hit multiple towns with varied losses
Hartford hat factory G P and E Adams in South Norwalk burned early Friday. Nearby frame buildings owned by Railroad Company and Lawrence Cavanagh damaged. Several occupants suffered losses from 200 to 1100 dollars. Factory uninsured loss around 30000. only some hats and tools survived. Fire idled about 100 workers. Additional blazes struck Taunton Berkeley Littleton Springfield Athol Fredericton and Detroit Leather Company tannery with combined losses in the thousands. fires suspected incendiary in Berkeley. chimneys and stores destroyed. insured values listed.
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Tiartford
Conn
G. P. & E. Adams
Norwalk
Railroad Company
Lawrence Cavanard
Hany Tilley
A. Hathaway
Cavanagh
Charles Miller
Taunton
Mass
Silas Crockeil
Berkeley
Littleton
N. H
North
Wilfred Clisby
Lees
Etna
Springfield
William Bigeon
Athol
St. Joan
N. B
Fredericton
Sharkey’s
Scully & Collins
Shute’s Jewelry
Burchill
Dertroit
Detroit Leather Company
Strange murder trial in Madison taints clerical ties
The Madison Connecticut murder trial of Rev Herbert H Hayden began with dramatic testimony about Mary E Stannards death in a woodland near Madison The case centers on whether the minister her father or a family friend caused the death The defense argues pregnancy and motive point to Stevens while the State asserts Hayden intimacy with the deceased and possible planning The proceedings unfold amid crowded galleries and disputed evidence including a post mortem and a rock meeting place
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Meriden
Conn
Herbert H. Hayden
Mary E. Stannard
Madison
Lynde Harrison
Guilford
James I. Hayes
New Haven
Samuel F. Jones
Hartford
L. M. Hubbard
Wallingford
Hayden
Charlies
Stannard
Eed
North
Mr Hayden
Benjamin Stevens
Rufus W. Matthewson
Durham
Susan Hawley
Mary
H. B. Wilcox
Hesvssy
Middletown
Francis Bacon
Stevens
Connecticut
Notable Obituaries and Appointments in Hartford Area
In Hampton a drunken revel ends fatally for John Hall a nezvo beaten by his white wife leading to death in two days. Rev John H Barbour returns from Europe to assume mathematics chair during Rev Samuel Hart absence. German soapmaker Charles A Hed commits suicide at New Haven leaving wife and three children. Coroners jury cites death by own action under temporary insanity. Hartford pawnbroker Thomas H Belden travels to Rocky Point and telegraphs his supposed drowning to his partner shocking his mother and friends who later learn it was a cruel ruse.
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Hampton
John Hall
John H. Barbour
Trinity College
Hartford
Erope
Samuel Hart
Charles A. Hed
Deaths and notable figures in 19th century Boston area
William Folger a 42 year old apothecary from Tremont Street died after paralysis at Ocean Spray Winthrop. Born Nantucket August 20 1836 he was a druggist by trade and long prominent in the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy serving as Vice President at his death. He leaves a wife and two children. General Joan J Sprague born 1810 Newburyport died in New York. He served in the Florida war and Civil War holding several commands and Governor duties in Florida. John N Tileston died in Lynn at 57 born Mattapan, pioneer California 1849, student reader and Democrat. Other deaths include Dr Washington L Atlee Philadelphia physician, Benjamin Adams bookbinder, Capt Martin I Poland West Point graduate, Mrs Elihu Thayer mother of Rev George A Thayer, and Amos Patten formerly of Bangor died in New Orleans.
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Boston
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Fla
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Arizona
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George A. Thayer
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New Orleans
Funds Pour In From Across the Nation for Fever Sufferers
Washington reports ongoing relief efforts with daily remittances from the Fire Department Free Masons executive offices police and unions. Subscriptions total 210000 with 109 from Orkney springs guests and staff. McCrary action discussed with lawmakers. New York and Elizabeth NJ report church and public donations toward Memphis fever relief. Nurses depart Norfolk. Pittsfield and Portsmouth collections target 2000. </S>
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Great Eastern to be used as cattle-ship between Texas and London
The steamship Great Eastern is reportedly purchased by a company to operate as a cattle-boat between Texas and London. She is being fitted at Milford Haven with new engines and boilers from Cyde iron works at a cost of 500000 dollars. Refrigerators will be added to transport fresh beef. Estimated capacity is 2200 cattle and 3600 mutton.
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Great Eastern
Texas
London
Milford Haven
Cyde Iron Works
Detectives Arrest Four Counterfeiters in New York
United States detectives arrested four men named Kirkpatrick of Farmington and Calhoun and n of Binghamton for counterfeiting. A stash of spurious trade dollars and 50 cent pieces was found this evening in a stump near Farmington.
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Jamestown
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Kirkpatrick
Farmington
Calhoun
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Collision murder mystery deepens with arrest in Deadwood
In Deadwood South Dakota M L Cank of Model Brewery is jailed charged with the Collison murder. Mr and Mrs Bouton are held as accessories with startling developments expected shortly. In Lynn Henry Lancaster arraigned for a serious assault on Seth A Whittier, guilty plea given and case continued with bail set. Clarence E Hammond pleaded guilty to stealing flour and got one month jail. James Heath fined for unlicensed dog ownership as case postponed for further probe.
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H. F. Ashton
James Heath
Heath
New York items reveal child kidnapped by her father
New Haven dispatch reports the Byron child Birdie abducted from Miss Josephine Hoonan by her father, believed taken toward Jersey City or Brooklyn. Police issued a car alarm. chase ongoing. Also notes railroad ticket agents from Boston to Chicago for a fall convention, and other items on rail lines, a knife sharpening case, and sugar cargo weight disputes.
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Ene Railroad
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Closing official prices of stock listings in San Francisco
The list from San Francisco on September 9 reports closing prices for a range of mining stocks including Caledonia, California 10%, Chollar, Crown Point, Eureka Consolidated, Sierra Nevada, Silver Hill, Union Consolidated, and Yellow Jacket among others with varying percentages. Names such as Gould & Company and Hale & Norcross appear in the tickers, reflecting the era's mining market activity.
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Crown Point
Hl Savage
Accident in theatre during May Cody play at Ford's Grand Opera House
In the final act Buffalo Bill fired a loaded pistol by accident. The bullet struck Michael Gardner, a youth in the upper gallery near the railing. The wound is serious and the ball remains unfound. The injury was not noticed until after the audience left.
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J. Huntington Wolcott
John L. Brewer
W. Amory
East Boston
Harrison Sa
Church Roe
South Harrison
Q. Cushing
Joshua
Raymon Brighton
Franklin Orthodox Church of
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West Newtoneerian
PSP
Stearns
Bernie
Newton’ Universalist Church
Winslow, Rand& Co
R. G
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Roslindale
B.S. Rotch
First Unitarian Church
Pramingha
Nourse, Dbney & Co
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South Baptist
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Boston Theatre
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the Tribune
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Barrow
Glasgow
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Havre
Reed, Carroll
Charstown
Mechanics’ Hall
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Morse
Godfrey Morse
EU- Tope
A. Stowell & CO
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P. O. Box Gil
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Eastern Yacht Club
P. T Jackson
Devonshire Street
Portland Steamers
WM. Werks
Sanford Steamship Co
Foster's Wharf
Penobscot
W. B. Haseltine
W. A. Batchelor
Batchelor
Harrigan and Hart
N.Y
Seaside
HK Seaside
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Thils
Forrester
Kansas City
National Water Works Co
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
Donnell, Lawson & CO
Broadway
Matthew Bolles & CO
Cowed
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B. F. Brown & Co
Commercial Street
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Children’s Outfitters
L. P. Hollander & CO
Washington Street
WM. P. Chase
John & James Robson
W. P. Sargent & CO
Sudbury St
James Hall & Son
Hawkins Street
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Essex Street
Crockery, Abram French & CO
Franklin Street
Burnett & Son
Dighton Furnace CO
Union Street
India Rubber Goods
Boston Belting CO
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George Lyon & CO
West Street
Clement Higabee & CO
Atlantic Avenue
Tompkins & Hill
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Boston Museum
Manacen
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Vicar of Wakefield
Annie Clarke
Vincent
Marie Wainwrieht
Lizzie Harold
Rose Temple
Jean Crozier
Kate Ryan
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Henry Crisp
J.5. Haworth
Geo. W. Wilson
J. H. Jones
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J. Nolan
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Zimmerman
Healistier
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Park Square
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Beethoven Hall
Fred. Stinson
Chas. H. Thayer
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Diablerie
Globe
Amerita
Patrizio
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Selo
Edison
Old South
Stearns & George
NEW England Telephone Co
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Pearl Street
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Academy OF Music
Royal Academy of Music
Royal Conservatory of Music
Leipzig
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Conservatory
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Music Hall
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Court Square
Snow
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Simon W. Hatheway
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Baxter & CO
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Wall St
Richardson, Hill & CO
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Exchange One
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State Street
Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Railway
Danville
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Pekin
Bloomington and Western Consolidated
Central Trust Comany
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Public Stock Exchange
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Riggs House Co
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Washington, D.C
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Taft’s Hotel
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Islands
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Rocky Point
the Garden Hotel
MR Patrick Carroll
Providence Street
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Carroll
Young Republican Rally
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Ohio
Young Republican Committee
OF the
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Bowdoin Square
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Cisco
Davis's Strait
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Georgia
Harry Williams
Charles E. Prescott
Windham
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Quebec
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