Political tempers flare across states and nations
A sprawling paratext reports on Ohio politics and national figures. It cites Samuel J. Randall club actions, Gen. Sam Leavitt in Maine, Blaine sympathy in News circles, and critiques of postmasters, governors, and cabinet figures. The piece threads Democratic and Republican maneuvers, corruption chatter, and shifts in opinion in Philadelphia and Augusta amid a broader Atlantic political tempest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
Ohio
Samuel J. Randall
Great Britain
America
Chicago
Indianapolis Journal
Blaine
Long
Stevenson
Philadelphia Press
Kittery Navy Yard
John H. Oberly
Manning
Iowa
Adaho
Chicago Times
John F. Paul
Paul
Eliot
Joe Manney
Augusta
Col. Morton
New England
United States Marshalship
Maine
Boston Customshouse
Endicott
Washington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Record
Dispatch and Gazette
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Brother Blaine
Franklin County
James 5. Grinnell
Agricultural College
Springfield
Thomas H. Sherman
State Department
Treasury
Pg. O. P
Cleveland
Buffalo Ghoul
Sherman
National Committee
Bayard
Notable Guests and Honorary Mentions From Global Elite Circles
The San Francisco journals note Senator J. Donald Cameron as hearty. Figures like Mr. Phelps, the American minister to England, visit Inveraray while the duke of Argyll hosts him. The marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise stay with composer Blumenthal in Switzerland. Lieutenant Rhodes, hero of the Gay Head disaster, receives a 2300 testimonial as he serves at Port Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Donald Cameron
San Francisco
Mr. Phelps
England
Duke of Argyll
Inverary
Scotland
Marquis of Lorne
Princess Louise
Blumenthal
Switzerland
Lieut
Rhodes
Gay Head
Post
Port Townsend Station
Washington Territory
Paul H. Hayne
William Gilmore Simms
Isaac Bassett
United States Senate
Groton
Conn
Thaddeus Stevens Brown
Columbia
Lancaster County
Stevens
Young Brown
Waldemar
Denmark
Mane
Orleans
Kitty Cheatham
Gen. Cheatham
James 8
Miss Cheatham
Richard Cheatham
Nashville
Campbell Tucker
Philadelphia
York” Society of
Portland
York County
Portand Harbor
Bion Woodbury
William Henry Clifford
Wilbur Fiske Lunt
Emory S. Ridlon
Sons of
York
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Royal Yacht
Royal Navy
Germany
Duke of Edinburgh
Mediterranean
Prince George of Wales
Winans
Court of Session
Strathglass
Kintail
Invernessshire
Ross-shire
Knockfin
Affaric
Chisholm
Lord 'S
Tweedmouth
Sermon Attacks Salvation Army Spark Parish Debate
In New RepforD Mass on September 20 Rev G F Flanders preached against the Salvation Army calling it despotic unamerican and unchristian. The army drew a large crowd at city hall where drums and tambourines were heard. The sermon provoked much comment and some indignation in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Repford
Mass
Universalist Church
G. F. Flanders
D. D
Salvation Army
Temperance meeting backs law and order league in Roxbury
Rev. A B Kendig and Rev Edward Everett Hale spoke at a Winthrop Street Methodist Episcopal church rally in Roxbury praising the law and order league. Dudley outlined aims to enforce liquor laws, close saloons and reform police leadership, with 12 new league members recruited by deacons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order League
Winthrop-street Methodist Episcopal Church
Roxbury
A. B. Kendig
L. Edwin Dudley
League
Edward Everett Hale
Benjamin Rush
Philadelphia
Rush
Revolutionary Army
Boston
Hale
Free Masons
Dudley
Chicago
Suffolk County
James Keenan
Portland Street
Board of Police Commissioners
Kendig
Murray shifts from pulpits to Canadian lecture circuit
Montreal reports W H Murray launching a new career with a lecture series on Canada. He left the Boston pulpit years ago, ran a cafe on Notre Dame street, and now travels to key Canadian cities then to the United States and England, using slides to illustrate his talk and aiming to expand beyond Canadian topics as his tour broadens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Boston
Park Street Church
Music Hall Society
Connecticut
Texas
Mr. Murray
Canada
Dominion
United States
New York
England
Park-street
Music
Consecration of Jeremiah O'Sullivan Bishop in Washington
In Washington on Sept 2 Rev Jeremiah O'Sullivan pastor of St Peter's Catholic Church was consecrated bishop of the Mobile Alabama diocese. The ceremony, held at St Peter's, drew a large crowd as archbishop Gibbons led the mass with a line of assisting bishops and a 40-voice choir, processions, and floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeremiah O'Sullivan
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Mobile
Ala
Father O'Sullivan
Capitol
Hayde
Gibbons
James Gibbons
Baltimore
J. J. Kesne
Richmond
H. P. Northrop
Charleston
S. C
Bilon Exin
Wheeling
W. Va
C” Street
Married in Haste The Bride of a Very Youthful Bostonian Seeks Separation
Newport R I Sept 20 A divorce suit filed in Chicago by Catherine Wildes Merwin against Arthur Gilbert Merwin son of Elias Merwin of Boston alleges neglect to provide necessaries adultery and desertion Both parties are minors the couple married in January 1882 at age 16 and 14 respectively The case follows disclosures from Chicago prompting a commission to take testimony Rev J H Hamilton of Boston and the petitioner’s sister have given depositions The trial is set for Tuesday or Wednesday with expected extraordinary evidence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Chicago
Arthur Gilbert Merwin
Elias Merwin
Boston
Reiding
Marlborough Street
Catherine Wildes Merwin
Gertrude Wildes
Rhode Island Avenue
J. H. Hamilton
Miles orders troops to hunt Indians in New Mexico
A Santa Fe dispatch reports General Miles starting from Leavenworth with orders to arm and deploy extra troops to pursue miners and Indians. Col. Bradley agrees the force will protect settlements and make the territory comfortable for hostiles. the aim is to render New Mexico untenable for Indians and restore citizen confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Santa Fe Seys
Miles
Leavenworth
Dela
Bradley
New Mexico
Prisoner Richard Goss Dies After Suicide Attempt
Banxcor Maine September 20 Richard Goss the county jail prisoner who tried to take his life last Tuesday by slashing his throat with a dull jackknife blade died last night from blood poisoning. He had lived since the act with a severed wind pipe and a four inch throat wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banxcor
Richard Goss
Tragic drownings and odd deaths blot Massachusetts scene
Thomas McNair and John McLane drowned in Lake Massapong Sharon after their sail boat capsized. Maurice Houlihan of Newport found dead in his attic in a room where he had stayed over a week. A. L. Gonla, Maine agent for the Maine Metual Accident association, arrested for swindling. Additional notes on shipping arrivals, a New Haven bolt maker James Flaherty who shot himself amid family trouble, and Henry F. Skinner amid bank fraud allegations. Oyster season opens at Lindall Dining Rooms in Exchange Place with 25 cent meals drawing male patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McNair
John McLane
Lake Massapong
Sharon
Ete
Maurice Houlihan
Newport
R. I
Rum
A. L. Gonla
Maine
Maine Metual Accident Association of
Portland
Vanceboro
Antartic
Johnson
Provincetown
New Berdford
Hatteras Ground
D. A. Small
Rosa Baker
Boston
James Flaherty
Cowle
New Haven
New Haven, Conn
Secon Regiment
White
Henry F. Skinner
Sarah Millbuns
Shawmut Avenue
Roumelia crisis shifts focus to eastern Europe
London reports that Roumelian revolution advances with Russian officers guiding Bulgarians and hints at Austria’s Kremsier accord. UK liberals and Tories weigh Ireland and Turkey policy, while Gladstone’s manifesto signals victory at any cost. intrigues, and parliamentary strategy frame the political battle across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Europe
Roumelia
Bulgarias
Turkey
Salisbury
Gladstone
Bulgaria
Mr. Parnell
Ireland
Mr. Chamberlain
Parnell
Michael Hicks-Beach
Lord Salisbury
Michael Hicks- Beach
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett
Admiralty
Liberal Party
Hendricks
Indianapolis
The
Freeman’s Journal
Berlin
Vienna
St. Peters- Forg
Austria
Kremsier
Bosnia
Herzgovina
Russia
Great Venborn
Lombard’s
Deutsche Bank
Sharp Eally In American Railroads-De cline in France
London reports a weak money market with discount rates easing and gold stoppage, while American railroads led a rally on the stock exchange. French prices fell amid Romanian upheavals, with bankruptcies and a study of Latin union coin circulation revealing 104 percent gold and 28 percent silver held abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Egypt
New York
Stock Exchange
Central Pacific
Chicago
St. Paul
Denver
Illinois Central
Lakeshore
Louisville and Nashville
New York Central
Suez
Credit Foncier
Ottoman Bank
Credit Visgere Insurance Company
France
Hardie Murder Case Sees Consul General Strother Questioned
City of Mexico Sept 20 Congress decides Deputy Omano who shot the American Hardie cannot plead immunity from ordinary judicial proceedings as a member of Congress He will be tried for murder before the sectional court United States Minister Jackson pushes for legal action American residents oppose Consul General Strother’s reappointment and expect a new appointee to be sent elsewhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardie
Strother
City of Mexico
Galveston
Congress
Omano
United States
Jackson
Srother
Parthian Enthusiasts Meeting Ends in Bloody Fracas
In Paris on September 20 a meeting of anarchists near the bourse ended in a violent fracas. A number of participants were wounded by revolver fire as the gathering broke up amid shouting and clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bourse
Prince Alexander Proclaims Bulgarian Sovereignty in Two Provinces
PHUILLIPPOLIS September 20 Prince Alexander issues a proclamation asserting sovereignty over North and South Bulgaria, vows peace but harshly punishes dissent, urges union defense, and is expected to arrive soon amid public enthusiasm as locals arm with lances. The deposed governor Gabriel Pacha is under guard and well treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phuillippolis
Alexander
North
South Bulgara
Gabriel Pacha
St. Peterspurg
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Roumelia
LonDon
Bulgaria
M. Stransky
Bulgarian Chamber of Deputies
Danger of Complications With Canada The Wyoming Massacre
Washington reporters warn that unresolved cross border Chinese migration could trigger international friction. Chinese in British Columbia demanded a $50 license before land return to the U S and are jailed in Port Townsend. In Wyoming, Col Bee says the probe into the massacre will run 7 to 10 days as government indemnity questions loom. Chinamen remain under guard at mines while Union Pacific expands housing. Knights of Labor in Butte demand their departure by Oct 1, with violence threatened if not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Wyoming
Owtawa
United States
Dominion
British Columbia
Washington Territory
Port Fownsend
W. T
Washington
Canadian
Rock Springs
Wyo
Col. Bee
Knights of Labor
Butte
Bismarck
D. T
M.'s
Anaconda
Galveston
Tex
Yazoo
Ouachita
Red
Mississippi River
Louisiana
American Medical Association
Allopathic
Medical Congress
Republic
White Star Line
Aurania
Cunard Company
Gedney
Dedication of Marble Memorial Shaft at Winchester
Dedication services for the marble shaft given by Col. Herbert Hill of Boston drew large crowds in Winchester on September 20. Ormsbee of Vermont delivered the address, with Wright and Judge Harlan among other speakers. The day included banquets, patriotic songs, and memorial observances at National and Stonewall cemeteries with 10,000 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hill
Winchester
Boston
Gov
Ormsbee
Vermont
Williams
Carroll D. Wright
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Thomas Jones
Alabama
Gena. Thomas
Columbia
Dixie
New Hampshire
Col. Wright
Judge Harlan
Fitzhugh Lee
Mayor Williams
National
Stonewall
Mr. Whittemore
Sullivan Arrested Over Postage Stamp Scheme
Fall River reports James Sullivan recently from Marquette Michigan is under arrest for leaving and selling postage due stamps. Inspector Hartshorn found about $200 worth in his possession and says Sullivan bought them from a stranger in Michigan en route here, unaware of the violation. He believed they were valid for postage and sold them to his sister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
James Sullivan
Marquette
Mich
Hartshorn
Michigan
Body of man missing since Sunday found in river
The body of George C. Conway, missing since Sunday, was recovered in New Meadows river near the last sighting. His head was mutilated, clothing identified him. An inquest likely tomorrow. Local belief points to a drunken companion pushing him overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barn
George C. Conway
New Meadows River
Medical Examiner Hoeth Case Puzzles Pension Office
The pension office pursues Dr Roeth Boston medical examiner amid investigation by Special Agent Canaz. He allegedly claimed membership in a London medical body he did not belong to, but charges remain mild and a removal is likely after Endicott’s consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoeth
Pension Office
Gen. Rosecrans
Ohio—Department
Wasminton
San Francisco
Carson City
San Franciso
New York
Treasury
Washington
New Orleans
Roeth
Commissioner of Pensions
Boston
Canaz
Endicott
London
Warner and Rosecrans Clash Over Silver Bill Changes
Congressman Warner maintains he has altered his silver bill without changing its core, planning to submit the revised proposal to administration officials, both houses, bankers, and silver advocates. Treasury Registrar Rosecrans will not stamp in the Ohio campaign. A Pueblo delegation from near Albuquerque protested an Indian tax assessment, noting treaty protections for Mexican citizens under New Mexico’s incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Warner
Houses
Congress
New York Bank
Register of the Treasury Rosecrans
Ohio
Albuquerque
N. M
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Mexico
United States
New Mexico
Wealthy Boston Woman Arrested for False Pretenses
Mrs Eliza Kimball a Boston resident was arrested in New York on charges of obtaining goods by false pretenses from Arnold Constable Co and E A Morrison Co. Complainants said she used names of Mrs William Dodge and Mrs A M Morgan to take goods worth 185. Her mind is blamed for recent erratic behavior and she was discharged after acquaintances vouched for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Kimball
West Thirty-fourth Street
New York City
Arnold, Constable & Co
E. A. Morrison
Jefferson Market Court
Arnold & Constable’s
William Prowtin
E. A. Morrison’s
Prowtin
Retail Dealers’ Protective Association
Hale
New York
Boston
Mrs. Prentice
Coney Island
Oriental Hotel
Fire Commissioner Leads Irish Americans in Emmet Anniversary
Fire Commissioner Fitzgerald presides at New Era hall 176 Tremont street as Irish Americans mark the eighty fourth anniversary of Robert Emmet's martyrdom. Speakers include John R. Murphy and Thomas Riley, with poems by Fitzwilliam and performances by Prof. O'Shea and Nolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
New Era Hall
Tremont Street
Robert Emmett
Ireland
Hungary
Scotland
John R. Murphy
Charlestown
Emmet
Murphy
Fitzwilliams
The
Boston Sentinel
Waltham Branch
Emmet Association
Robert Emmet
Fitzwilliam
Mr. Fitzgerald
Thomas Riley
Phelps
London
America
McKenzie
O'Shea
Nolan
Last Day as Gauger John Backup Faces Revocation
John Backup of Roxbury leaves federal service after 16 years as gauger for the third district of Massachusetts. A Sept. 3 1885 letter from Acting Secretary C. S. Fairchild announces the revocation of his commission effective Sept. 22, with Backup moving from the Custom House in Washington to Boston care of the collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauger
John Backup
Roxbury
Custom House
Washington, D. C
Boston
Mass
Third District
Massachusetts
Fairchild
Backup
Fracas on Winchester Street Involves Henry Hunt
About 12 30 a m Sunday a colored man Henry Hunt became involved in a fracas with another colored man on Winchester street. Timothy D. Sweeney and Timothy J. Crowley arrived nearby as Hunt's wife, accompanying him, urged the men to separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hunt
Winchester Street
Timothy D. Sweeney
Timothy J. Crowley
Hunt
Knife Attack After Fracas Ends in Wound and Evasion
A confrontation between Hunt and a colored antagonist led Hunt to stab Sweeney in the left side with a knife, a three inch wound deemed severe though not life threatening. Crowley suffered a deep cut to his right hand as officers Franks and Long pursued Hunt to his Lincoln place residence. Hunt fled through a back window but was captured and jailed at station 4. Sweeney was sent home with Dr. Elliott called to treat his injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Sweeney
Crowley
Franks
Winchester Street
Long
Division 4
Lincoln Place
Dr. Elliott
Moral Appeal at Tremont Temple Sermon on Boston
Rev Emory J Haynes addressed a large Tremont Temple audience on the citys moral condition. He read Lukes lament over Jerusalem and posed pointed questions to men women and youth about mercy repentance and church attendance urging tears for Boston and personal reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Jerusalem
State House
Fisher Hill
Paris
Fire Rips Roxbury House as Family Escapes
A Sunday evening blaze at KE J Grinnell's Roxbury residence destroyed nearly all furnishings including a piano. Neighbors rescued the crippled owner and his sons as flames spread from a kitchen in the rear L-shaped wing. Damages around 860 dollars, with 1200 on the house and 200 on furniture insured by Charles Lisler. Nearby incidents report hay and kerosene lamp fires, plus fires in Lowell Forge Village ice houses and Manchester Nutfield skating rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
KE. J. Grinnell
Parker Place
George Helfreich
Cerran
Mr. Grinnell
William
George
Charles Lisler
Boston
Shawmut Avenue
P. F. Gay
Henry Hunt
Serapeny No. 4
James Huff
Ashland Place
Forge Village
Lowell
Mass
Hittinger & Co
Manchester
Nutfield
Derry Depot
E. W. Quimby
Pillsbury’s
Hanten’s Point
L. I
Smallpox Mortality Rises in Montreal Area
In Montreal and suburbs 197 deaths from smallpox occurred in the five days to Friday, up 45 from the prior week. Friday saw 23 deaths in the city. Six cases at L As omnption and two at Sorel. The provincial board orders vaccination for all city prison inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Hudson river fruit season peaks with record grape shipments
Erneston N Y Sept 20 The Hudson river district fruit season is at its height. Last week grape shipments were immense with Lower Ulster sending a fruit train daily to Boston. Large boat shipments from New York and between Kingston and Newburgh are expected to exceed 33 percent of prior years. Grapes alone may total about 5250 tons valued at 367500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erneston
N. Y
Hudson River District
Lower Ulster
Boston
New York
Kingston
Newburgh
Knights of Labor Propose Settlement Basis With Lanigan
The arbitration board for Millville rubber workers, led by A A Carlton and George E McNeil, issues a statement alleging Lanigan breached faith by stressing price talks and pushing a new issue. They offer a settlement: all strikers return within 24 hours of Lanigan accepting Boston Rubber price list, with dispute resolution by Lanigan appointing one, then two more if needed, and possible discharge for violators, subject to Knights of Labor status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Arbitration
Knights of Labor
Millville
A. A. Carlton
George E.mcneil
Banigan
Boston Rubber Company
United States
Order
Order of K. of L
Dover Small Pox Panic After Child's Death
In Dover New Hampshire a death initially thought to be smallpox sparked a panic as the board of health instructed private burial and house quarantine. Officials later confirmed the child died of diphtheria, easing public alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Board of Health
Smallpox crackdown and vaccination push across Quebec municipalities
The provincial board of health reports full cooperation except from St Henri in addressing the smallpox epidemic. Placing or tearing down placards will be prosecuted rigorously. The board urges government action to vaccinate all inmates of government aided institutions, including schools jails reformatories and asylums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monttreal
Provincial Board of Health
St. Henri
Delegates Arrive Slowly for New York G.O.P. Convention
Saratoga New York September 20 Delegates to the state republican convention arrive at a slow pace with only about 309 on the ground tonight. No caucuses will be held before tomorrow night when all delegates are expected to be present. Reported candidates for governor include James D Warren Joseph W Drexel Neal Davis Ira Davenport William H Seward Levi P Morton and Joseph B Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
James D. Warren
Buffalo
State Committee
Joseph W. Drexel
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Neal Davis
Ira Davenport
Wm.h. Seward
Levi P. Morton
Joseph B. Carr
Maine state fair set to open in Lewiston
Lewiston Maine September 20 All arrangements for the Maine state fair to open Monday are perfected. The event is billed as the largest and most interesting ever held in New England, with cattle arriving steadily since Saturday afternoon. A train from the west brought additional livestock on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Maine
New England
Indictments for Perjury Against Two Agents in Suffolk
The Citizens Law and Order League asks Attorney General Sherman to force speedy trials or drop prosecutions of Charles W. Noyes and Jules Giquel. Sherman declines, noting unclear authority to override the Suffolk district attorney, cites statutes, and suggests avenues like voter action or court-ordered trial lists if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order League
C. W. Noyes
Jules Giquel
Vros
Citizens’ Law and Order League OF Massachusetts
School Street
Bostrox
Mass
Edgar J. Sherman
Commonwealth Building
Boston
Dear Sir
Superior Criminal Court
Suffolk County
Charles W. Noyes
Michael M. Cunniff
Patrick Condon
Cunnif
Condon
Noyes
Giquel
McCafferty
Parmenter
Messrs
Pendix
The
Commonwealth
Nolle
L. Epwin Dudley
Gen. Sherriman
Attorney General's Department
Boson
L. Epwin Duprey
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
General Court
Grand Jury
Bar
Superior Court
Anolle Prosequi
EpGar J
Sherman
Saloon Raids Lead to 17 Idle and Disorderly Arrests
Station 4 officers conducted a Saturday raid in the West End arresting 17 women for idle and disorderly conduct at locations on Sudbury, Causeway, and Portland streets. Prisoners were not bailed and were lodged in the Tombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 4
Sergis
Gaskins and Cain
Sanborn
Quimby
Boyle
Gray
Lane
Abbott
Howe
Doc” Young
Sudbury Street
George Knights
Petiss
Causeway Street
Young
Portland Street
West End
Italian broker commits suicide at Warren Street boarding house
Louis Bourgeois age 35, Italian stock broker and boarder at No 103 Warren Street, shot himself in his room at 7 45 Saturday morning. Inmates heard the shot and found him dead. He lived over a Chinese laundry and was unmarried. Authorities suppose business troubles led to the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bourgeois
Warren Street
Comic Opera Impresario Chooses Solo for Applicant
A chorus audition ends with a rejection from a comic opera impresario who instead offers a solo part after learning the applicant cannot sing. The exchange underscores the cautionary note about imitators of James Pyle's Pearline.
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Boston Post
el Vents
Post Publishing CO
TME Contents
Telegraph
Mceil
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
LAW and Order
Winthrop-Streets
LL. Kadwin Dudley
Mr. Kendig
Murray’s
W. H.H. Murray
Queen’s Hall
Notre Dame Street
Stoddard
Gen.miles
NEW England News
Eign Finance
Rome
Palermo
Sicily
Humbert
Mapnio
Spain
William Smith
Edinburgh
Parma
Galicia
Pussia
Austro-Hungarians
Miot
Madagascar
Scamandar
Brest
Tamatave
Admiral Miot
Adrianople
Daily News
Disraeli
Constantinople
Cox
Heap
Maprio
Aragon
Pelew Islands
Henry Drummond Wolff
Porte
German Imperial Court of Justice
Northern Railway
International Farmers’ Congress
Perth
M. Lessar
St. Petersburg
Boundary Commission
Foreign Finance
Sharp Eally
Prince Alexander
George Conway
Dakota
Dickinson
D.T
General Government
Mr. Warner
OF Emmett
Bostons Moral Condition
Tremont Tem
Altoona
S. J
Edwards & Flaherty
Monmouth
Belghade
David Golden & Sons
Seaville
N. J
New Methodist
Holly Beach
Kinpare
A._ T. Anderson
G.O. Taylor
Mr. Lanigan
MuUk
Washington St
Boston PO Dau
Boston Week Post
Wridaye
Ous
Frost
Texcopie Tom Wheely Post
Treasurer Post Publishing Co
Gardiner
Hallowell
Vassalboro
Somerset Road
Bangor
Farmington
J. B. Ham
Maj. Hendershot
Rappahanock
City Hall
Haidsia
West
Enp
Pretty
James Pyle
GEO. Lyon & CO
Unner
Chambers
Temple Place
Winter St
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