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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1882

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Dirigo Underwear Building Burned in Saccarappa

A two story wooden Dirigo Underwear Co building in Saccarappa burned Saturday night with contents valued around 7000 dollars and partial insurance. A nearby two story house on Buxton road near Strandwater owned by Mary Folsom heirs burned Friday night, full of furniture, loss about 1200 dollars insured. Funeral of Speaker Hutchinson of Lewiston held at Bates Street Universalist church with officials and local lodge and bar members in attendance.

Dirigo Underwear Company Saccararpa Buxton Road Strandwater Mary Folsom Hutchinson Lewiston Bates Street Universalist Church Cheney Dickerman Haskell Tranquil Lodge A. M Angroscoggin Boston New England Hotel Gazette Tremont Street Joseph Laforme C. W. H. Moutton Gore Street Sixth Cambridge George Kendall Telegraph Rockland Lowe-stoy Uni Park Street George Lermond Sullivan Lermond Port AU Prince Arroyo Porto Rico St. Louis Samuel Cuppies & Co South Second Street Peterboro Ont Fitzgerald’s T. Bradburn Crawford House New York American Bank Note Company Buffalo N. Y Wilgus & Co Huch de Payen Knights Templars Melrose Portland Portsmouth Woburn Francis L. White Waltham Michael Morrisey Ann Hickey Grove Street F. Frank Howe Congregational Church Newtonvile Peoria Illinois James Hana Spring Street East Cambridge Wakefield Edward Daly Thomas O’ Nal Misery Island Salem Harbor Daniel Nevils A.C. Goss Marblewesd Salem Beverly Citizens’ Steam Heating Company of Lynn George GC. Capron Hyde Park Wayland Cottage Street Chelsea Llewellyn Lincoln George A. Thomas Henry C. Drake Neilie Drake Austria Phelps New Jersey Panama Keane Davidson Jesse Tyson Puchstown Chester County Whelan Montreal Land League W.H. Colgate Winfield Kun Saburday Bliss & Wood Philadelphia Bound Brook Bayonne N.J Montgomery Country Schwecksville John G. Beao Lighining Sheramino Japan Tokio Yosonama Brownsville Tex Point Isabel Matsmoras Norther F C. Reynolds Chicago Pinkerton Chathay National Bank of New York Union National Bank National Bank of Illinois Pittsburg Wilson, Walker & Co Amalgamated Association New Brunswick Patrick Maguire John H. Johnston Danville John E. Hatcher Johnston Hatcher United States Jefferson City William P. Barnes Fims E. Johnston Cass County Missouri Kreckle Tepo and Neosho

British and Egyptian forces clash near Kassassin and Tel el Kebir

London dispatches describe morning operations near Kassassin with Gen Willis advancing and repelling a large Egyptian force. Casualties are described as trifling for the Britons, while a Krupp gun and green standard are captured on the right flank near Tel el Kebir. Arabi Pasha’s plan is noted as flawed but the rebels fought better than before.

London Webestey War Office Kassassia Lock Willis Kassassin Gribble Tel el Kebir Salibiyeh Arabi Pasha Salimyel Tel el-Kebir Arabi Arabi Fasha Niles Lowe Telegraph Mahmoud Pasha Sami Salihayeh Kassassip Egypt Tel-el- Kebir Ismailia Alexandria Kamien Ruly Arab Khatreel-Dwar England Abbe Khedive Edward Malet Said Pasha Assyn Pasha Artin Eifendi Lord Dufferin Therapia Edircles Liighland Brvade Durmigg The Times Ramieh Aboukir Gar-Rison Ali Pasha Fehm Avoukirapa Kioat

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