Maine election and international views in a scattered column
The piece surveys a congressional race in Maine with Dingley favored, then shifts to temperance preaching and religious figures, comments on British law and Earl Granville, and moves through U S attorney notes, Memphis growth, Greek budget deficits, London arrests, Conkling's influence, Pennsylvania politics, travel news, and a mock calm between the czar and German emperor, ending with armor debates.
Alarming Condition Reported On President Pulmonary Abscess
Washington dispatch says physicians deny a pulmonary abscess yet report a lower right lung abscess with copious pus. Profuse sweats restlessness and high fever continue. Pyemia risk noted with possible liver abscess. Dr. Pancoast may examine the patient, affecting recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Washington
Long Branch
Pancoast
Philadelphia
Soldier fires at Guiteau in jail guard relief
Sergt. Mason of battery D, second artillery, shot at Guiteau through a jail cell window during guard relief in Washington. The bullet grazed Guiteau’s head and lodged in the wall. Mason was arrested and jailed at the arsenal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mason
Battery D
Second Artillery
Guiteau
Reverend Thomas Trial Ends In Conviction For Heresy
CHICAGO September 10. A jury convicts Rev Dr Thomas of disseminating views contrary to Methodist doctrine. The verdict sends the case to the conference for trial. Prosecutor Parkhurst denounces influence on youths amid heated exchanges. Thomas vows to preach tomorrow and consults counsel on remaining Sabbaths ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas
Parkhurst
Presbyterian Church
Bishop Foster
Panic Among Colored Folk Over Yellow Day Sightings
A Rockbridge Virginia report describes a New England style atmospheric event called the Yellow Day. The sun shone bright but the sky remained dark and coppery with dense hazy clouds all day. Residents fearfully speculated on celestial omens and unsettling light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockebridge
Alum Springs
New England
Lynchburg
Controversial 1880 Letter Sparks Virginia Political Furor
A leaked 1880 letter to W Leigh Wilson discusses using Black voters, hints at Readjusters, and urges party loyalty amid election tensions. Blair denies authorship. the document’s publication triggers political stir in Roanoke and Satem. In Oneida County New York, Conkling supporters gain control as Dennison chairs a pro Garf ield slate and pushes campaign machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wytheville
W. Leigh Wilsonn
Virginia
Washington
Hancock
Frank
Blair
W. Leigh Wilson
Satem
Roanoke County
George D. Wise
Big Lick
Conkling
Oneida County
Utica
N. Y
Republican Committee
Charles M. Dennison
Beckwith
Dennison
Garfield
Elis H. Roberts
Utica Herald
Roberts
Mr. Conkling
Western railroads intensify NY bound fare war from St. Louis
Chicago reports ongoing railroad competition as several eastern routes push cheap tickets to New York. Wabash Ohio and Mississippi and Indianapolis and St. Louis cut rebates and prices. Pennsylvania raises Boston rebate to 10.75, Michigan Central and Lake Shore match. Baltimore and Ohio sells 5 dollar tickets with sleeper requirement. Erie connection rumors denied. Lake Shore delays rebate forms over Erie Ft. Wayne Grand Trunk routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Wabash
Ohio
Mississippi
Indianapolis
Clark Street
Pennsylvania
Boston
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Ft. Wayne
Grand Trunk
Court sets fall hearing on Sprague estate case
Providence Rhode Island September 11 before Justice Sitness the supreme court heard a petition for a preliminary injunction and receiver for Z Chaffee and Sprague estate creditors against Quidnick Sprague's and others. Hearing set for September 26 injunction continues with Claudius B Farnsworth as custodian Gen Butler and Gen Pryor appeared for the Spragues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Supreme Court
Justice Sitness
Z. Chaffee
Sprague Estate
Quidnick
Sprague’s
Fall Court
Claudius B. Farnsworth
Gen. Butler
Gen. Pryor
Police Fire as Strikers Clash at Cooper's Press
In New Orleans on September 10, strikers halted wagons from Cooper's cotton press and assaulted Police Sergeant Reynolds after he ordered dispersal. Reynolds fired, killing one black striker. two white bystanders were wounded. The mayor mobilized the full police force. Captain Miner was repeatedly fired upon but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cooper
Reynolds
Miner
Minnesota Supreme Court suspends state bond tribunal ruling
The Minnesota supreme court ordered a decision in the writ of prohibition against the state bond tribunal, ruling the act authorizing it unconstitutional because the obligations had not been submitted to voters. The decision renders last winter’s act inoperative and leaves bond adjustments to future legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Supreme Court of Minnesota
State Bond Tribunal
Reunion of ex Confederate soldiers in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga on September 21 and 22 a reunion of the army of the Cumberland will gather in Cameron hall with ex Confederate leaders welcoming federal guests. Mayor S A Key will speak for the Confederates and Gen Philip Sheridan will reply as thousands of veterans and spectators arrive. An immense banquet is planned and transport to battlefield sites will be organized. Cincinnati hosts a Mexican War and Civil War soldiers and sailors reunion this week with camp at Hamilton County fairgrounds. Regimental unions will meet and a grand parade is set for Friday the 16th, with rail fare concessions and free-use halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Army of the Cumberland
Cameron Hall
S.a.key
Phil. H. Sheridan
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Fair Ground
Camp Garfield
One Negro Shot and More Trouble Expected Today
In New Orleans the Cotton Teamsters clash with police as James Hawkins is killed during an attempted arrest. Reynolds fires twice, hitting Hawkins and a white bystander. Riots prompt shutdowns, arrests, and calls for militia as authorities brace for further unrest tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
James Hawkins
Cotton Teamsters’ Association
Reynolds
Hawkins
Pat Connelley
Behan
Lt 18
Universalist church reopen honors long time pastor Chapin
New York on September 11 reports the Universalist church of the divine paternity reopened with a memorial service for Rev. Dr. Edwin Hubbell Chapin who led the church for thirty five years. The interior was remodelled at a cost of 30000 dollars and a bronze medallion life size portrait was placed by the ladies of the congregation. A large crowd attended as Rev Dr S C Sawyer of Boston led the opening prayer and Rev Dr C Bolles of Salem delivered the memorial sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Vesver
Universalist
Chapin
New York
S.C. Sawyer
Boston
C. Bolles
Salem
Mass
Ormsby Extradition Case Ended by Executive Review
Ove Ormsby, treasurer of the Buda Pesth hospital in Vienna, faced extradition after embezzling public funds. A Boston lawyer uncovered a legal defect, prompting review by the secretary of state and attorney general. The issue concluded that hospital funds are public funds and Ormsby must return. Also noted: about $24 million in called bonds remain for redemption and potential actions by Secretary Windom.
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Washington
Ove Ormsby
Buda Pesth Hospital
Vienna
Austria
Ormsby
America
Boston
Govert
United States
Secretary of
Secretary of State
Treasury Department
Windom
Rumors on Strart Embezzlement Case Rise in Brooklyn
New York dispatch reports quiet tones from officials as civil action against Gev. F. W. Strart ex secretary of Brooklyn board of education looms. Rumors say twenty five to thirty people may be detained Monday over defalcations tied to bogus warrants. Ex minister White returns from Germany. Sankey sails for Europe. Moody to follow. London reports Irish tenants’ dissatisfaction and legal sales under Parnell guidance. France Spain tensions deepen as public anger grows over indemnity claims.
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Kirkwood
Canada Road
Somerset County
Upper Dam
Oxford County
Newsogton
Rockingham County
N. H
Chas. W. Parker
Royalton
Windsor
County
Lieut
Berry
Rodgers
Petropavlovski
Ister White
Sankey
Europe
New York
Gev
F. W. Strart
Board of Education of
Brooklyn
Stuart
Board of Education
City Hall
White
Germany
Cornell College
Cornell
Shinkel
Ithaca
Ira
Sunkey
Berlin
Moody
Mr. Moody
Columbia
New Haven
Conn
Fort Lee
Hell Gate
Alexander Cummings
James Dunn
Thomas Kroupa
Cummings
New England
Richmond
Henry &. Wilson
Hannibal and St. Joseph
United States Circuit Court
John Moran
Parnell
London
The
Land League
Land Commissioners
League
Healey
Marquis of Waterford
France
Oran
Spain
Cuba
Fernan Munez
Paris
Senor Sarasta
Ameer
Ayoob Khan
Cabul
Rome
Gold
Brighton
Turin
Herr Niemack
Leghorn
Woman narrowly escapes murder in Kittery by foreign man
In Portsmouth, September 10 an attempted murder and suicide occurred in Kittery Maine when Thomas Wheeler a foreigner discharged a revolver at Mrs. Cate as she answered the door. She fell injuring her leg while Wheeler shot himself in the breast. Wheeler 85, was captured and held to answer at Alfred. the assault and self harm are linked to alleged indecent proposals. His wounds are not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Portsmouth
N. H
Thomas Wheeler
Wheeler
Frank Cate
Cate
Gate
Rose Shelby
Maple Street
Worcester
Thomas G. Kent
Milford
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
John 8. Brayton
Fall River
Norfolk County
Salisbury
James McKenney
Wiliam McCormick
East Braintree
James Gately
Dedham
Forest Hill Garden
Edwin Bibby
William F.johnson
Samuel D. Bardwell
Franklin County
Zoar
Aaron C. Corliss
Zoar Station
Albert F. Kimball
Forty-Fifth Massachusetts Regimental Association
Nantucket
Boston
Old Colony
Springfield House
New Bedford
Heron
London
Iridelia Wheeler
Acton
Lawrence
Middlesex
James H. McQuilket
Cambridge
Raynesham
J. J. O'Leary
Quinsigamond
Albert HE. Matthews
General Court
The
Land League
Freight wreck on Valley railroad near Brattleboro
The northbound regular freight train derailed approaching West river bridge above Brattleboro depot. Thirteen cars wrecked, some dumped into the river. Dana Topliff of Windsor was killed and another brakeman Savoy seriously injured. Howe scale cars sank. bridge damaged and repair will take days. Engineer Stack guided the engine across the bridge to safety.
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Brattleboro
Valley Railroad
West River Bridge
Brattleboro Depot
Dana Topliff
Windsor
Savoy
Stack
Removal of Sitting Bull Band From Stride Rock Agency
A Yates special reports the removal of Sitting Bull and his band from Stride Rock agency was completed safely. The steamer Sherman arrived as soldiers surrounded the band to force them onto the boat toward Fort Randall. A nephew resisted and was knocked down. a band squaw killed her child and attempted suicide. Authorities anticipate no trouble at Randall.
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St. Paul
Minn
Yates
Sitting Bull
Stride Rock Agency
Sherman
Fort Randall
Randall
Deputy Collector Waterman suspended over $10,000 deficit
Cincinnati dispatch reports Deputy Collector of Customs Jesse L. Waterman suspended for an alleged $10,000 deficit. Waterman says a December 1879 safe robbery account for over $5,000 to shippers was stolen from his safe, leaving the missing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jesse L. Waterman
Watermen
Protectorate talks and unsettled Egypt crisis to Britain and France
A Rome despatch says Reforma expects foreign Egypt occupation and favors Anglo Turkish action. Observer notes potential French complicity and the need for joint Anglo French agreement. Cairo dispatch reports no change in the situation. Cherif Pasha urged as premier. khedive and powers push for new leadership. General Sherman tours exhibits before leaving for Newark.
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London
Rome
Reforma
Egypt
Signor Mancini
England
Italy
Pall Mall Gazette
Valley of
The
Nile
France
Cairo
Cookson
Alexandria
Khedive
Cherif Pasha
Supersedia
Riaz Pasha
Fires Reported In Multiple Cities Including Hyde Park Blaze
Fire alarms sounded across Hyde Park Readville Ipswich Boston Dover Napanee Milford Halifax and Columbus. Hyde Park blaze destroyed a two story building near the New York and New England station causing $2 500 value with $3 000 insurance. incendiary suspected. Readville Patrick McDonough home fire put out by neighbors. Ipswich dry room fire at mills damaged stockings worth about $500 with insurance. Boston small fires at Endicott Street and Clark Street minor damage. Lightning struck Pike's Mills building owned by Cocheco Manufacturing. Fires also reported in Napanee Ontario Milford and Halifax with mills tannery and grist mill losses noted.
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New York and
New England Station
Railroad Block
Messrs
Hanscom & Pratt
Boston
Patrick McDonough
Readville
Ipswich
Catherine Murphy
Endicott Street
Dolan
Clark Street
John Brady
Dover
N.H
Pike’s Mills
Wm.h. Pike
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Pike
Napanee
Ont
Weods
Lester Clark
Kennebec
Milford
Palmyra
Porter
Monroe County
CoLumbus
McCarty
Hebrow
Halifax
Yarmouth
Cardiva
Roben
Fruit peddler fires on boys. daughter killed in error
Andrew Washbacher, a New York fruit peddler, enraged after pears were stolen, fired twice at John Kelley who fled after a scuffle. A stray shot fatally wounds Washbacher’s eight year old daughter while another hit his partner Frederick Theberry. Washbacher is arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Washbacher
John Kelley
Washbacher
Kelley
Frederick Theberry
Tramps Seventy-Five Board Rail Freight. Arrests Made
In Harrisburg a gang of about seventy five tramps boarded a Pennsylvania railroad freight train and threatened violence for passage. A special train and posse were sent from the city and twenty one were arrested this evening. They are believed to be involved in robberies and arson in Lancaster county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster County
Robbers Strike Bates City in Rail Line Pillage
Two masked men equipped with pistols entered Bates City near the Chicago and Alton line about seven miles east of Blue Cat. They fired indiscriminately and looted the town while residents offered no resistance. Police were alerted as the bandits fled with valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Bates City
Chicago and Alton
Blue Cat
Disastrous Virginia Storm Hits Danville City
A violent wind and hail storm swept Danville Virginia causing extensive damage. Timber fell in a building injuring several Black residents as rain created damaging street torrents. City officials report destruction across the area and ongoing cleanups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Boston Post Special Correspondent Reports New Hampshire News
A digest from ConcorD New Hampshire dated Sept ll covers farm misfortunes including oxen killed by cars and horses poisoned near Sandwich, court fines for assault, new local firms in Lebanon, long-lived residents in Northville and Newport, and health issues among bankers. It notes a public hall agitation in Claremont, a serious timber accident in Porter Maine, and broad social events from anniversaries to church repairs and a regatta near Hull with multiple yachts and race mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Concord
N. H
Ace Daily Post
Carrol County
Alonzo Nickerson
Tamworth
Jesse Cook
Sandwich
John
Lebanon
DU. A. Sargent
J. K. Collins
George Tuttle
Newmarket
Weirs
Elias Towle
Freedom
FE. H. Darling
Boston
J. A. Jackson
Woltoro
Clarenant
Porter
Stephen Durgin
Wolfboro
Daniel Nason
Lawrence
Mass
Boston and Maine Railroad
Ocean House
Hampton Beach
Lavilla Proctor
Peoria
Israel F. Proctor
Deering
Thomas Nolan
Blanchard
John McPhillips
Concord Railroad
Bunker Hill
White Mountain
Centre Ossipee
John G. Ham
Jabez Moulton
Col. Hodsdon
Eastman Bros. of Freedom
Cyrus McGregor
Northville
Newport
James
Jael McGregor
Meander Pierce
Jersey
State Board of Agriculture
Jonathan Dore
Ossipee
Thomas JF. Hodgdon
Tuftonboro
S. G. Norcross
Congregational Church
Conway
Social notes from Boston and nearby cities
Hon Richard H Spafford visits the city while Moody and Sankey plan two more years in Europe. Notables from New York and Boston visit Newport and Fort Washington while others travel for business, education, and public duties. Tax records list Bath Missouri residents as top city taxpayers with amounts ranging from about 1,000 to over 4,000 dollars.
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Memphis
Richard H. Spafford
City
Moody and Sankey
Europe
William H. Vanderbilt
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Newport
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Sidney Webster
Kane Cottage
B. P. Whitcomb
Alderman Faunce
Rocky Mountains
M.F. Morse
Boston
Academy
Fort Washington
Seymour
Madisonee Theatre
Fred W. Hill
Bangor
Michigan
Kawara Cook
Ontario
Massachusetts
John Eaton
Col. Eaton
Tennessee
Warner
N. H
Willis Russell
Hotel Association of Canada
St. Louis
Quebec
Tremont House
Russell
Puenes
Princess Louise Hotel
Judge Black
Washington County
Ohio
John S. Kimball
Pacific Mail
Aspinnaill
Adams
Bath
Oliver Moses
John Patten
Arthur Sewall
Thomas M. Reed
Edward Sewall
Swanton
Gilbert Patten
Benj. W. Morse
Geo. F. Manson
John H. Lowell
Samuel D Bailey
Charles Davenport
Goss & Sawyer
Goss
Sawyer & Packard
Albert Hathorn
L. W. Houghton
J. L. Houghton
J. R. Houghton
A. M. Houghton
L. A. Houghton
John H. Kimball
Newington
Amos Davis
Exeter
Dover
Stephen Hunter
Lawrence
Jennie Locke
John McGigue
Enoch L. Childs
Henniker
Hopkinton
Yale
W. M. Evarts
Golliner
Amherst
Mass
V Pierepont
Washington, D. C
New York City
California
Anchorage
Clinton Wentworth
Great Falls
Alonzo B. Wentworth
Wentworth
Pacific Coast
Dedham
Shelbyville
Jones & Co Suspended as Yellow Fever Rages and Tragedies Hit
The week saw 31 deaths from yellow fever in Havana while Jones & Co of New Orleans, cotton buyers, were suspended. A tug named Plover towed a ship through the Lachine rapids in a historic trial. Other items include a Quebec area typhoid outbreak, a Brooklyn board of education defalcation probe, and a New Orleans lightning passenger train wreck with fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones & Co
New Orleans
Havana
Lachine
San Domingo
Guillermo
H. J. Osborn
W. H. Campbell
Culler
St. John
N. B
United States
Lancaster
Portsmouth
N.H
New York
Montreal
General Hospital
Notre Dame
Hotel Dieu
Ingalls
Kansas
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Washington
Chicago
St. Paul
Brooklyn Board of Education
Stuart
A.M. Candor
Princeton
Ashbury Park
N. J
Jack Lares
Sonora
Louisville and Nashville
John Slade
Oscar Lilly
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Post Publishing CO
Publishers Bank
Washington St
Boston Press and Post
Boston Statesman & Weekly Post
Daily Post
A. P. Moore
Telegraph and Mail
Beck
Maine
Dingley
Francis Murphy
Earl Granville
Earl
New Hamphire
Nashua
Congress
Burns
Salem Register
Ben Hill
Register
Duke of Sutherland
St. Paul and
Omaha
Dominion
Uncle Sam
Metropolitan Police District
Western
Conklingites
Charles
Wolfe
Wolf E
Boss Cameron
Dantzig
Vanderbilt
Jay Gould
Judas
Alexander
Napoleon
Stephen
Foster
Stephen Foster
Abby Kelly
Bliss
Brown
Grant
John Hoey
Eabinet
Blaline
Lowell
Lexg Branch
Agnew
Hon
Carl Sehurz
Murat Halstead
Col. Rockwell
Ben
Oficia
Evening Bulletin
Judge Advocate General
Boynton
WasnyxcTton
D. C
Sept. L
Augusta
Plaisted
Mr. Abbott
Stamford
Stephen G. Abbott
Abbott
Abbou
A. C. Osborn
J. M. Canedy
North Adams
Troy
Springfield
Readsboro
HH. L. Smith
A. H. Tucker
W. Robertson
Readstore
Houghton
Arthur Gallup
Wilkinson
J. W. Millard
J. O. Sanford
Mr. Thomas
Heresey
Political News
Mr. Hayes
Boss Conkling
Mahone
Cleveland
Hayes
Democratic Party
Bookwalter
Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
Hocking Valley
Republican Organa
Mr. Tilden
Frank S. Blair
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Mion
Boon
C. O. Duplessis
Chicago Gymnasium
St. Jacob's Ou
Chat
Tanooga
Gotham Gleanings
Kaiser Wilhelm
Dantzie
Sara Bernhardt
Loquerot
Tunis
St. Petersburg
Park Theatre
Johann Hoff
Johann Hof
M. Biguer
Over the
Ocean
Graybuck
Gen
Hampton and Carlyle School
Prang
Emerson
Gen. Sheron
Newark
Hyde Park
Thamps
Missouri Bandits
Institute
W. T. Sherman
New England Manufacturers’ and Mechanics Institute
Dodge
Gen. Martin
Dr. Loring
E. R. Mudge
A. L. Coolidge
Granite State News
Sporting Matters
UNION
Hull
Bostons
Walnut Hill
Florence E. Tower
F. H. Peabody
Commodore Boston Yacht Club
W. B. Lambert
Commodore
Hull Yacht Club
Thomas Dean
Boston Yacht Club
F. W. Weston
Dorchester Yacht Club
W. L. Jeffries
Beverly Lachteindh
Thos. Dean
Coolidge Garnard
C. A. Perkins
F. A. Drew
Pig Rocks Beacon
Elsie
Hull Bay
Kittie
Emily
Gypsey
Freddie
Donnie
Bumkin Island
Fearless
Act
Time
Cor, Time
Falcon
Eseesseeessesssecesesets
Adrienne
J. Pall
Csvecceeceeereseeeseedl
Madcap
W.C. Cabo
Shien
L. H. Keith
Gipsey
Lillie
Dillingham & Bond
Scud
J.P. Rich
Genevieve
J. D. Mack
Annie
G. Martin
F. P. Driscoll
Jane
J. Morrison
PS. Shadow
J. Bryant
Folly
FP. Sheppard
Niad
G. Rogers
Alto
Fisher & Line
Dole
Forbush
Monarch
H. Husscy
St Kithe
W. L. Smith
Bessie
GO. P. Curtis
Woirt Cloud
H. Smith
Starlight
J. Wimmiat
Gem
F. Lincoln
Sunbeam
W. S. Nickerson
Fairy
Volante
J.C. Davis
Banneret
F. A. Daniels
C. A. McManus
Grace M.D. C. Musgrave
Cydia
T. S. Aspinwall
Raven
Llwell and Friend
Posy
H.J. McKee
Muriel
C.G Weld
Monks & Standwood
Ailie
A. S. Wattles
Jennie L
C.H. Lockhart
Goldsmith Maid
J.J. Farrell
S. Decatur
Hathigndacteseealer
Spray
Aytmsutontz
Thisbie, Freeman & Kendall
David Crockett
H.putnam
Maisie
J. H. Slade
Amy
E.W. Baxter
Myrtle
C. H. Poor
Sheerwater
W. M. Merrill
Clara B
Julia
J. A. Stetson
Janet
W. L. Phinney
Icier
Floyd Brother
Peni
T. Hi. Cabot
Ibis
J. &. Souther
Mabel
M. B.ower
Tollew!ld
H. N. Curtis
Flora Lee
A. Freem
Elmer
P. Chubbuck
Zip
G. W. Morton
J. B. Bullare
W. B. Sherif
Cricket
W. A_ Care
Virgin B. W. Hate
Siren
Shadow
Expert
Allie
Thilbie
Ruby
Luna
Idlewild
Walnut Hill Range
Creedmore
A.C
J.n.fry
A. L. Bur
E. J
J. J
Bennett
D. P. Holder
G. Haines
Hbatibod
J. A. Wienmios
Eee
Esecsil WU
C.C
Beacon Park
Beaccon Park
Bowdoin Square
Boston and Albany Railroad
South End
Barnes and Fox
R.B.P.O AE
Bines
Barnes
OjStart
Morrill
Sutton
Farrell
Whitney
York
Burdock
Ward
Denny
Fox
Radbourn
J. Callahan
Hines
Buffalo
Chicagos
Toronto
Mystic Park
Br. m. Capitola
B. S. Elwood
Haymond Sporting Club
Wellington
Raymond Club
Burbank
Levi S. Howard
George Malcolm
John H. Watson
Michael O’brien
Alva H. Gleason
Walter Spratt
Howard
Genenmal Advertising
Raymond
F. A. Johnson
G. Monk
W. D. Gooch
4. Buffum
H.ray
T. C. Fielding
D. Dearborn
W. B. Witherell
D. Kirkwood
J. Loring
G. B. Blatch
F. H. Raymond
K. P. Gleason
I. Sawyer
F. M. Eaton
Dougal
D. Ansell
Holden
Johnson
Fielding
NEW England News
New Hampshire
Vermont
Vermont Officers Society
White River Junction
Abert Clark
St. Albans
West Randoph
S. A. Wiley
Rockingham
Sabin Scott
Eden Mills
Sparbank
Rutland
W. H. Wilkins
Michael Lowe
Stonington Railroad
Westerly
Michael Coyle
Providence and Worcester Road
Poomackes
Helena Frederick Araus
Walter
London Times
George W. Wales
Edward Everett Hale
Nathaniel Thayer, Jr
R. M. Cushing
J. F. Cushing
Gardner Brewer
Fannie Brewer
Mary Brewer
C. E. Perkins
George Bancroft
H. G. Marquand
Weir Mitchell
Mechanics’ Fair
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic’s Association
Old Mechanics’ Hall
E. C. Wellington
Prince
State House
Beacon Street
Arlington
Boylston
Institute of Technology
Association
W. H. Sayward
Marshal
Grand Hall
E. E. Hale
C. W. Slack
Gov. Long
Robert C. Winthrop
Marshall P. Wilder
Buntington Avenue
St. Botolph Street
B. M. Wedger
Hyde & Co
E. 5. Hunt
Charlestown Neck
Marston and
Campbell
John Duran
McCau Standard Weldon
Newhall
Fred Monder
Norcross & Taylor
Brattle Square
Sergt. Dawe
Harrison Avenue
Charles Novell
Belmont Street
Roxbury
George Middleton
Charlestown Street
Mary Linburn
City Hospital
Finney
Charles &, Reed
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