First Snow in Augustine Pass and Other 1880s News
Missouri sends nine delegates to the national colored men’s convention. A jail suicide in Stamford. Train derailment on the Richmond and Petersburg line with no injuries. Jerkowski held in New York for embezzling 12,000 roubles. Monmouth County Democrats pledge Parker for governor. Havana dispatch reports yellow fever aboard the brig John Swan. Horace Greeley’s farm sold for 10,000 dollars to Gabrielle Greeley. Texarkana judge declared insane and sent to asylum. Pittsburg abortion case linked to a murder charge. Cowboys killed in Las Vegas dispute. U.S. Cattle Co. workers clash. Rail buy saves B&O 100 miles. Italian laborers strike for 15 percent advance. altercation injures non-strikers. Fatal collision on Western Maryland line. flagman killed. Western Union sues Manly Telegraph Cable for 2000 dollars. Halifax reports Wearmouth disaster body identified as Captain Evans. Poquosin lacks postmaster as Mahone loyalists refuse appointment. Montreal gears with George Chapman arrested after frauds in Toronto.
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Augustine Pass
Col
Missouri
Constantine Mundi
Stamford
Assenger
Richmond and Petersburg
Gottlieb Jerkowski
New York
Moscow
Monmouth County
N. J
Jock Parker
Leon Abbott
Havana
John Swan
Horace Greeley
Gabrielle Greeley
Edwin Bancroft
Texarkana
Ark
Little Rock
Wm. Maheakin
Pittsburg
Kate Tuskin
United States Cattle Company
Las Vegas
Pittsburg Southern Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington and Wheeling
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Western Maryland Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Philadelphia
Manly Telegraph Cable A
Chestnut Street
Third
Tenth Streets
Halifax
Wearmouth
Magdalen Islands
Mahone
Montreal
George Chapman
England
Toronto
Windsor Hotel
Bank of Montreal
Chapman
Boston
St. Lawrence Hall
Notable Visitors Attend Boston Events and Society News
Gov Butler plans to attend Bradford fair while prominent guests like ex Gov Redle and Sir Henry Parks arrive in Boston. Journal notes from Leonard Yost to Lord Chief Justice Coleridge mirror era society, theater, and diplomacy in a bustling 19th century city.
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Butler
Bradford
Mass
E. F. Waters
San Francisco
Japan
Redle
New Jersey
New York
Freeman
Old Colony Railroad
William Lyndon
Henry Parks
Sydney
Australia
Brookline
Eugene R. Knapp
Cunard
Batavia
Liverpool
P. A. Wright
E. C. Tbbetson
Stanley
Explorer
Africa
Stanleypool
William Widgery ‘Thomas, Jr
Sweden
Landing
Otto Fuchs
Normal
Young's Hotel
J. E. Clark
Portland
Williston
Phillips
Boston
F. E. Spinner
United States
J. M. Schumacher
Vineyard Haven
Woods Hall
E. B. Kellogg
Tremont Street
St. Lou
St. John’s
Christian Brothers
Europe
Rome
Arthur
Newport
Gen. Burnside
Bristol
John L. Stevenson
Knights Templars Company
California
London
Mary Anderson
Ingomar
Lyceum
Lord Duncome
Lord Faversham
Nellie Leamar
Kate
Prince of Wales
Revere House
M.J. Yost
Charlotte, N.C
Yost
Charlotte Democrat
Charleston
Gov. Builer
South
Quaiicus
Charlotte
the Gazette
Coleridge
Col
Charles G. Greene
The
Post
Col. A Greene
Flooding hits International railroad from Laredo to Mexico
Floods disable culverts and embankments on the International line, flooding hotels with delayed travelers. A bridge over the Salado river on the Mexican International road washed away, with repairs expected two weeks. At Maqualtaras Station 1,100 sheep drowned. a Mexican National Railways carman was struck by powder.
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Laredo
Tex
Corpus Christi
Salado River
Mexico
Rio Grande
Pecos
Alam
Maqualtaras
Orne Oeaese
Mexican National
Political points mold Massachusetts party line this week
Republicans caucus to select delegates for the Boston state convention while Democrats nominate for the Springfield gathering on Sept 26. The fight centers on Henry L. Pierce with other contenders like Adams and Cobb discussed. independents meet at Young's hotel to push reform and Butler opposition.
Quincy Democrats Name Delegates at Caucus
At a Quincy Democratic caucus on Saturday evening delegates to various conventions were chosen. Named were W. A. Hodges, W. A. Mosley, J. H. Dee, W. G. A. Pattee, J. E. Burns, George Cahill, William Parker, and others for state at large and county roles. Also selected were a town committee for the ensuing year headed by Hodges and Pattee. Dedham and Pierce district entries followed with several named figures. A Bowerman declined to run again for lieutenant governor after accepting to preside at the state convention. The women’s suffrage appeal by Julia Ward Howe was referred to Charles Levi Woodbury.
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Quincy Democrats
W. A. Hodges
W. A.mosley
J. H. Dee
W. G. A. Pattee
J. E. Burns
George Cahill
William Parker
KK. W. Connor
T. H. McDonnell
George A. Ordway
William D. Webb
J. A. Duggan
WB. Barry
W. N
J. EK. Burns
Sigourney Butler
C. Moynihan
A. B. Packard
W. D. Webb
J. Hussey
J. M. Sullivan
D. F. Desmond
W. B. Barry
E. E. Fellows
M. W. Gerry
James Martin
J. G. Witham
J.J. Malone
James Collins
Charles Levi Woodbury
Democratic Disaffection in Cleveland
In Cleveland on September 9 Major Armstrong editor of the Plain Dealer accuses yesterday’s county convention of fraud and bribery. He claims his pledge to back nominees depended on fair play and alleges moneyed tactics by the Bookwalter faction and Republican papers. He suggests a bolt against the ticket and says Bookwalter leads the democratic campaign in Ohio.
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Cleveland
Armstrong
Major Armstrong
the Plain Dealer
Ohio
Boogwalter Ring
Cuyahoga County
John W. Bookwalter
Cincinnati
Farley
Bookwalter
MacLean
Hamilton County
Hoadly
Democratic paper urges Republicans to run strong ticket in the South
The Morning Star, a Roman Catholic weekly in New Orleans, urges Democrats to abandon their party and support robust Republican candidates. It argues reform must come from outside, proposes Republicans nominate capable men, possibly Gen. Thomas C. Anderson for governor, and even suggests importing suitable candidates from the North if needed.
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New Orleans
Morning Star
Democratic Party
Democratic
South
Republican Party
North
Thomas C. Anderson
Facts and Opinions on Voter Interest Across Parties
The Sunday Herald notes the democratic county convention in Cleveland was large and exciting with possible Bookwater links to senatorial aims. It debunks claims Plain Dealer will boycott the ticket, cites New Hampshire anger over Colby bill, and shows GOP dominance in voting. Ohio Democrats split in Cincinnati threaten chances, Mississippi’s James L. Clements blind for 25 years calls for GOP end, Virginia color voters scatter from Mahone as John J. Small forms clubs to beat Mahone.
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The
Sunday Herald
Cleveland
Bookwater
Plain Dealer
Wwas
Treasuryship
New Hampshire
House
Senate
Cincinnati
Ohio
James L.clements
Mississippi
Virginia
Mahone
John J. Small
Motio
Judge Black’s Posthumous Reply to Jeff Davis
Philadelphia dispatch previews a seven column article by the Press with Judge Black’s posthumous response to Davis. It covers his stance on secession and Buchanan era politics, including the Cabinet Crisis of 1860 and Buchanan’s reply to the South Carolina commission.
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Philadelphia
Judge Black
Jeff Davis
Davis
Buchanan
South Carolina
South Carolina Commission
Catholic Conference Called to Meet in Baltimore
A preliminary meeting of United States Roman Catholic archbishops will be held in Baltimore on Wednesday to arrange details for the Rome meeting in October. Archbishop Gibbons will preside. Bishop Chatard O Hara and Ryan will be represented by bishops. If a plenary council is called, Gibbons will preside in Baltimore Cathedral and this may elevate Baltimore's archbishop above Cardinal McCloskey in ecclesiastical rank.
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Baltimore
United States
Rome
Chatard
O’ Hara
Ryan
Gibbons
Becker
Wilmington
Eternal City
Gibbens
America
Cardinal McCloskey
Church
Chambord
Count de Chambord
Count de Paris
Rochefort
Achille Fazzari
Ischia
Wreck of Two Trains on a Colorado Mountain Side
Denver dispatch reports two serious Denver South Park and Pacific accidents on Friday. A freight train split into two near Kenosha injuring four men, then the following cars plummeted down a 200 foot per mile grade, toppled an embankment, and wrecked. Engineer E S Fisher head brakeman Edward Lake and conductor G E Livingston were injured likely fatally.
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Denver
Col
Denver, South Park and Pacific Road
Kenosha
E.S. Fisher
Edward Lake
G. E. Livingston
Civil rights act power tested in San Francisco case
A colored man and two friends sued after Swain's restaurant refused service. Swain demurred arguing Congress lacked fourteenth amendment power. The civil rights act question is to be tested in this case.
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San Francisco
Congress
Swain
A Big War Cloud Over France China Crisis Fears
London dispatches report rising public worry over Franco Chinese relations risking war and involving England. Arbitral hopes fade as naval and military buildup grows with gunboat orders, while diplomacy shifts between pacific and firm positions. The article also covers Rochefort scandals, Irish patriot moves, and rising anti Jewish rioting in Agram, plus royal and Vatican notes and weather impacts in the United States.
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London
France
China
England
Marquis Tseng
M. Challemel Lacour
Berlin
London Times
Gazette
Germany
the Times
Pekin
M. Challemel Leaour
Tonquin
America
Goltz
Hong 7
Thousands of Acres Flooded by Swift Rivers Sweep West Texas
Corpus Christi reports widespread flood damage from rain and rising creeks 20 to 40 feet deep. Livestock vanish downstream as windmills and outbuildings are washed away. The Texas Mexican Railway loses 11 bridges and seven miles of track. San Diego bridge, 450 feet long, is swept away. Salado bridge claim denied. International road repairs between Neuces and Laredo. Corpus Christi trains delayed until Wednesday.
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Corpus Christi
Texas Mexican Railway Company
Peru
Realidos
San Diego
Texas Mexican Railroad
Salado
Mexican National Railroad
Laredo
Neuces River
Burglars Loot Meriden Jewelry Store Safe
Hart ford report states the H Mather jewelry shop in Meriden was entered before daylight. The safe yielded watches valued at 3500 dollars and a smaller amount was taken from the H Brooks & Co safe in the same store.
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Hartford
Conn
H. Mather
Meriden
H. M. Brooks & Co
Golden Spike Driven at End of Northern Pacific Railroad
The ceremony completing the Northern Pacific Railroad occurred at 3:30 PM with President Villard and guests. Ex-President Frederick Billings praised the milestone, while Wm. M. Evarts and Willis Gaylord Clark traced the project’s history from 1838 to completion, noting the 2,6544 mile rail network and the land grants that enabled construction.
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Mon
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Villard
Frederick Billings
Northern
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
United States
Europe
Congress
Wm. M. Evarts
Pacific Coast
Columbia River
Puget’s Sound
Willis Gaylord Clark
Whitman
Washington
State Department
Oregon
Atlantic
Asa Whitney
New York
Lake Michigan
Columbia
Josiah Perham
States
Territories
New England
Jay Cooke
Missouri River
Henry Villard
Northern Pacific Company
Mystery solved in brutal Brewer Italian murder near Bangor
Bangor Me Sept 9 The mystery of the brutal murder of Italian workman Charles Pasqui near Brewer is solved with the arrest and confession of Carmero Santone and Raffaelo Capone. They confessed after evidence pointed to them, revealing a plan to kill several crew members for money. Santone had prior prison time and Capone washed his clothes after the crime.
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Bangor
Brewer
Charles Pasqui
Carmero Santore
Raffaelo Capone
Pasqui
Capone
Santone
Santione
Cepore
A Santone
Adultery Charge Brought Against Ex Senator Sharon
Ex Senator William Sharon was arrested on a charge of adultery asserted by Miss Aggie Hill of San Francisco. Hill claims a marriage contract and loaned funds totaling 127000, with 78000 repaid, and sought 12000 in alleged balance. Sharon posted 5000 bond to answer the charge. the case described as blackmail pending Sharon’s departure east.
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Aggie Hill
San Francisco
Wm. Sharon
East
Cg Sa
William Neilon
Sharon
Miss Hill
Explosion damages Pilgrims church near Erwin Illinois
In Schuyler county near Erwin a blast destroyed the Pilgrims sect church as Rev C A Ober shaire slept inside. A large quantity of powder was placed beneath the structure and the building wrecked though the pastor was not present. Tensions over the sect have risen after prior arrests for tearing down a tent.
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Cuiiaco
Ill
Quincy
Sexus
Erwin
Schuyler County
C.A. Obershuire
Europe
Obershaire
Lord Coleridge Visits Boston for Sufffolk Bar Banquet
Chief Justice Lord Coleridge visits Boston touring city departments and Fort Hill fire facilities with Mayor Palmer and officials. A 2 PM banquet at Parker House, attendance by Gov Butler and many judges, plus remarks praising American English ties, with Covington speech and later visits to Atheneum and Meigs railway models.
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Sufffolk Bar Association
Parker House
Coleridge
Palmer
O’brien
Board of Fire Commissioners
Fort Hill Square
Mason Street
Brunswick
Suffolk Bar Association
Governor Butler
Causten Browne
W. G. Russell
Morton
Holmes
Colburn
Charles Allen
Devens
Field
Supreme Court
Pitman, Gardner
Aldrich
Andros Blume
C. C. Reed
B. H. Bristow
New York
Lowell and
Nelson
United States Courts
George G. Crocker
B. F. Brooks
Sherman
W. F
W.S. Slocum
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
George W. W. Blackmar
Westont
Newton
Prentiss Cummings
Hammond
C. H. Hill
United States District Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dickerson
Upton
Sidney Bartlett
Edward Avery
C. B. Train
John Lathrop
Solomon Lincoln, Jr
Chauncey Smith
John Noble
Morse
Common Council
Col
Hen Walker
Uriel H. Crocker
Charles Levi Woodbury
N. B. Bryant
Symes
Colorado
Lord Coleridge
H.G. Russell
Evarts
England
Lord Meyor
Elegant Parker House Banquet for Visiting English Lord
Boston tea party style banquet at Parker House hosted for a lord and English officials. About 100 invitations accepted, elaborate decorations with national colors, eagle motif, and a Germania Orchestra. Mayor Palmer presided with a long guest list including judges, senators, and city officials. Lord chief justice delivered a gracious speech thanking the city and acknowledging American hospitality.
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Parker House
Massachusetts
Boston
France
Germania Orchestra
Palmer
Coleridge
Devens
Gov. Butler
Gov
Jarvis
Holmes
J. G.abbott
Colburn
Nelson
Green
M. Caubert
H. Parker
M. McGe
J. Z. George
P. A.collins
J.m.wightman
C. Hutchinson
Henry A. Pierce
J. M.smith
E. M. Brewer
Henry Grosjean
E. Haas
A. H. Peters
Mr. Beal
Col
Ezra Trull
Lieut. McClellan
Alderman Pray
Judge Sanger
A. H. P. Carter
John F. Wood
Edwin Young
J.D. Johnson
M. Caubert, Jr
F. W. Lincoln, Jr
Eliot F. Shepard
Charles D. Barry
R. F. Straine
F. X. Katzmayer
E. E. Edwards
C.W. Barron
St Morse
Jobbe Duval
Alderman O’brien
Hon. G. Coleridge
M. Amoroux
N. J. Bradlee
Nathan Appleton
Albany
Portland
Ap.pleuse
Rale
Atantic
Chesapeake
Blaze at Union Club Rooms Causes Heavy Loss
A large fire at the Union club rooms on No 8 Park street was first seen atop the building by John McDonald. Flames spread from the fifth floor to the roof, damaging the front roof, offices, and several furnished rooms. Estimated losses total around five to six thousand dollars with heavy insured value. fire department saved much property by covering fixtures on the third and fourth floors.
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Veaghan
Union Club
Park Street
John McDonald
J. Walter Read
The
Stures
Protective Department
Boston
Sunderland Street
Roxbury
Cambridge
North Avenue
William Kennedy
Edward P. Henderson
Albany Street
Elizabeth W. Moore
Station 10
Brookline
Longwood Avenues
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Citys Railway Company
Chestnut
Jersey City
N. J
N. & H. O’donnell
Green and
Morgan Streets
Calais
Hanscom
Michael O’donnell
Murray
Charles E.thompson
Lee
South Framingham
Mass
Here
Sherborn
Norfolk
Deep Creek
Norfolk County
Worcester
Princeton
William H. Felton
Clinton
Sumner Greeley
Guilford
Boston Wins Dramatic Extras In Close Providence Clash
Boston defeats Providence in a tense 11th inning rally as Hornung’s three-base hit sparks a come-from-behind win. Crowd of about 4,500 erupts while Whitney and Radbourne strike out key batters. Boston remains in the pennant race behind Chicago with Providence two games back.
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Bostons
Providence
Boston
Chicago
Wise
Burdock
Hines
Grays
Whitney
Start
Buffintoh
Irwin
Farrell
Radbourn
Kostons
Radbourne
Gilligan
Hornung
Radford
Sutton
Cassidys
Joe
Buflinton
C. F
Providence Bites
Les Boo
Sea
Cc Escae PaaSee Ees
Maguouin
B. Gee Senenec Pneset Veccuesses
Aecenwavues
Denny
Ieee
Sook
Bae
Driar Ca
Vcks Ceed Vccbanenguvenes
Thomas Bond
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphias
Chicagos
Detroits
Buffalo
Buffalos
Cleveland
Comets
Beacons
Fitchburg
Rollstones
Keenes
Quincy
J. C. Page
Quincy Points
Portland
Dirigos
Everetts
Lynn
Andersons
Stars of
Beverly
Columbus
Athletics
Clevelands
Regatta results at Hull Yacht Club and notes from sailing week
The Hull Yacht Club held its third championship regatta with Nimbus winning the second class centreboards and Corsair taking the fifth class. Transit Gem and Lillie contest the second-class keel race, while several boats in other classes including Sea Bird Corsair Water Witch Myitie Spray Kismet Wild Fire Sheewater did not return or finished with times. Upcoming events include a second cruise next Saturday and a Beverly regatta later this week with multiple classes and prizes noted.
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Hull Yacht Club
Nimbus
Corsian
Gem
Transit
Lillie
Corsair
BM. Clarks
Water Witch
Kinz
Myitie
CG. H. & RK. Poor
Spray
H. M. Faxon
Wae
Kismet
H. N. Curtis
H. A. Keith
Sheewater
W. W. Merrill
W. A. Carey
F. M. Griffin
W. K. Miller
F. M
Beverly Yacht Club
Swampscott
Beverly
Fannns
Perry
E. B. Robinson
Sprite
American Yacht Club of New York
Madison Auven
South Boston
Oregon House
Hall
Hall Yacht Club
J. JF. Brown
Congress Street
Finll
Funeral Services for Rev Samuel Kelley of Quincy
Funeral services for Rev Samuel Kelley of Quincy were held at the Unitarian church, with townspeople honoring his unvarying kindness and broad religious tolerance. Delegations from Masons, Grand Lodge of Honor groups, and Sons of Temperance attended, as did multiple local temple units. The remains were later taken to Wollaston Cemetery and then to Portsmouth NH for burial.
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Samuel Kelley
Quincy
Mass
Unitarian Church
Kelley
South Shore Commandery
Knights Templars
Masons
Father Kelley
E. T. Cotton
Episcopal Church
Daniel Dorchester
D.D
Natick
J. B. Heustis
Wollaston
Portsmouth
N. H
C. L. Badger
Lemuel Baxter
Frederick I. Fuller
Israel Waterhouse
Frederick Jones
John Joss
John Sprague
Lodge
Post
Grand Army of the Republic
The
Quincey Charitable Society
Multiple Fatalities and Scattered Incidents Reported In Several Towns
Auburn near Worcester reports the death of Mary Ann Batty after being thrown from a carriage Sunday evening. In Quincy a slater named E. 8. Carr fell from the Unitarian church roof, 40 feet, and died instantly. Benjamin E. Corey of North Weymouth is arrested for obtaining goods by false pretenses from the Old Spain Co operative society. Gloucester schooner Mattew M. Murray reports two missing crewmen, Robert Norris and Samuel Newell, while trawling off Grand Banks in a foggy day. A four horse load of state tents from Worcester Gran Army convention fell through Whitebridge at Ashland into a 15 foot drop. two men with the load escaped serious injury.
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Mary Ann Batty
Auburn
Worcester
Carr
Slater
Cambridge
Unitarian Church
Quincy
Benjamin E. Corey Pres
Bayside House
North Weymouth
Old Spain Co-operative Society
Mattew M. Murray
Gloucester
Grand Banks
Robert Norris
Samuel Newell
Arsenal
South Framingham
Whitebridge
Ashland
Captain Clark Reaches Briengaport After Daughter’s Murder
Briengport Conn Sept 9 Captain Nathan Clark father of Rose Clark Ambler murdered at Stratford last Sunday night arrived with schooner Grace Darling at 1 am. He learned of the tragedy on the wharf and returned home in shock. He had spent the week cruising near Long Island with no landings. The case remains deeply shrouded in mystery with no new clues.
Pedestrian Contest Opens for 2000 Dollar Belt
Baltimore Md Sept 9 The six days go as you please walking match for the 2000 championship belt begins at 12 30 this night Contestants include Frank Hart holder of the belt Robert Vint Albert Sison Wm O Leary champion of Ireland Peter Panchot and George Hazard Panchot makes first mile in seven minutes.
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Baltimore
Frank Hart
Robert Vint
Albert Sison
Wm. O’ Leary
Ireland
Peter Panchot
George Hazard
Panchot
Snow on Mount Mansfield Hints at Early Weather Change
STOWR Vermont report notes snow falling on Mount Mansfield while warning readers about counterfeit products. The notice cites E. S. Wells as proprietor of Rough on Coins and Rough on Rats with a laughing face label, and promotes medicines Gastrine for digestion and Sweet Bouquet Cigarettes.
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Stowr, Vt
Mount Mansfield
E. 5. Wells
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