Cambridge Veterans Parade Honors 25th Anniversary
Cambridge marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the departure of Company C Third Regiment M V M for the Civil War with a public celebration in Union Hall and a city parade. Survivors and local veterans join city officials in ceremonies, salutes, a dinner for seven hundred, and speeches by notable figures.
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Cambridge
Main Street
Union Hal
Boston
Fortress Monroe
Edward W. Hincks
Magazine Street
Green Street
Signal Corps
Chries H. Cutler
Edward W
William A. Bancroft
P. Allen Lindsey
Austin C. Wellington
David P. Muzzey
Charles E. Vaughan
Ewen RK. McPherson
William A. Tarbell
George 8. Evans
Linn B. Porter
J. F. Capelie
C.F. Thurston
James W. Pierce
J.H. Allard
William P. Brown
Horace ©. Kemp
Isaac Bradford
Charles B. Wentworth
Fred A. Lull
R. B. Bancroft
Charles FE. Pierce
George P. Rice
John M. Davis
George M. Smith
Edward 8. Griffing
H. D. Andrews
E. B. Wadsworth
Joan Read
United States Navy
American Watch Company Bank
Wattham
Cambridge City
Thomas C. Henderson
Massachusetts Guard
Frank W. Dailinger
William H. Smart
Cambridgeport
W. H. P Plummer
United States
Charles Buck
H. A. Ailyn
P. Stearns Davis
G. A
East Cambridge
F. M. Balcom
Drum, Fite and Bugle Corp
P. Allen Lindsay
Union
Temple Halls
John Charlies Copp
Fortress Munroe
Cambridge Volunteers
City of
The
Cambridge Chronicle
James P. Richardson
Do Central National Bank
Do Odd Fellows’ Hail Association
State of Maine
Lowell
W. L
M. L
Observance Arrangements for Salem Zouaves Anniversary
Ample arrangements mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Salem Zouaves departure for the front. Salem Light Infantry and veterans will gather at the Armory Sunday at 3 pm and march to the North Church for a 4 pm memorial service led by Rev. E. B. Wilson. A Monday parade and banquet close the observance.
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Salem
Salem Zouaves
Salem Light Infantry
Veteran Association
Light Infantry
North Church
Eighth Regiment
N. F. Barber
Salem Light Infantry Veteran Association
James A. Farless
Arthur EF. Devereux
Devereux
Ohio
Massachusetts Volunteers
George D. Putnam
E. B. Wilson
Wiliam Agge
Light Infantry Armory
Hamilton Hall
Carteret Caseell
William C. Endicott
Robinson
Butler
Hinks
George Ware Briggs
George D. Wildes
D. D
Salem Cadets
Marblehead Veterans Parade Through Town After Departure
Citizens watched the departure of three old companies in Marblehead with jubilation. At 1 o clock the 61 survivors gathered near Cloon’s store beside Town Hall and, with the Excelsior Drum Corps, paraded through the streets led by Captains Knott V. Martin and Travers Boardman. Captain Richard Phillips exited the final muster a few years ago.
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Old Marblehead
Mr. Cloon
Excelsior
Knott V. Martin
Travers Boardman
Richard Phillips
Rail deals seed dominance in upstate New York routes
The Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg line gains control alongside the Utica and Black River as a perpetual lease stops competition. Fixed charges total 154 640 yearly with bonds at 7 percent maturing in five to seven years, and earnings cover fixed costs and over 9 percent on stock. New management and reorganized offices at Oswego Utica and other cities follow the lease agreement.
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Utica
Black River
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Utica and
Sackett’s Harbor
Clayton
Lewiston
Syracuse
Cape Vincent
Charles Parsons
Rome, Watertown
H. M. Britton
Oswego
N. Y
J. F. Maynard
E. M. Moore
Theodore Butterfield
John Thom
Utica and Black Valley
Utica and Black River
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
Cincinnati
Rock Island
Seneca
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Smith
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Baltimore
Noted Cracksman Clarkey Carpenter Dies in Charlies Street Jail
Clark V. Carpenter alias Clarkey, linked with John McDonald and Thomas Connors in a string of safe burglaries, died in Charlies Street Jail at 28 after ill health. Connors pleaded guilty and received five years. McDonald was released on own recognizance. Carpenter had prior NY burglary ties and a family history of crime, including a father awaiting execution for wife murder.
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Charles Street
Clark V. Carpenter
Clarkey
John McDonald
Thomas Connors
Connors
McDonald
George Tyler & Co
New York
Sing Sing
New England
Barnes Furniture Store Showcases Broad Boston Stock
In Boston residents know Charles H. Barnes at 512 Washington Street offers a full line of housekeeping goods. He highlights bargains across furniture, bedding, stoves, and related items to equip homes with comfort.
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Boston
Charles H. Barnes
Washington Street
Warner's Safe Cure Restores Life of Invalid Woman
A Cleveland woman recalls lifelong illness from liver and kidney troubles. After years of infirmity and dozens of cures, she credits Warner's Safe Cure with saving her life and enabling her to work and walk without fatigue.
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Cleveland, O
Get
Warner
Louisa DeMoody
Star of the East to resume service from Lincoln’s wharf
The stand steamer Star of the East will resume trips next Tuesday. It will leave Lincoln's wharf every Tuesday and Friday at 6 p.m. during the season, continuing its long history of carrying passengers to and from Boston and the Kennebec ports.
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Star of the East
Boston
Kennebec
Lincoln’s Wharf
Grand Union Hotel Promises Luxury at Low Cost in NYC
When visiting or leaving New York City guests are urged to choose the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot. It advertises 618 elegant rooms completed for a million dollars and available at $1 per day and up. The hotel touts rapid transit access and a restaurant with top-quality fare, urging families to live better for less money than at other first class hotels.
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New York City
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Ventral
Harspeao
Ilevaters
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Wisconsin Central Road
Chicago
Burlington and Northern
Pullman
Flint
Pete Marquette
Cleveland
Canton
Burlington and Quincy
Eastern
Old Colony
Fitchburg
New York
New England
Boston and
Lowell
Boston
Albany
Cambridge Horse
New Mexico
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Bell Telephone
Local Stock Market Dull and Quiet in Boston Trading
Boston markets show little change with New York funds higher and government securities firm. Atchison and Atlantic and Pacific discussions drive mixed sentiment as weekly earnings rise modestly. Boston Water Power and other local issues trade with variable activity amid shifting rates and dividend notices.
Teas and prices list with bonds and stocks data
An itemized financial table lists prices and percentages for various securities. It includes bonds such as CB&N 5s, CalSo scrip, Mex O 45, Nor a 68 ist, N Pac6s 2d, OreR&EN 673, and local shares like Cambridge Li and Fitchburg. Values show nominal amounts, yields, and recent movements across multiple issuers and markets.
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Wricaz
Alec. Fetes
Gee
At & Pos
Ee Bevon Rd
A . Hastern
Ny&ne
At & Pac
Blybos & Lowell
Venice
Cambridge Li
Eessens
Fitchburg
Hou& of
Nor & Wor
Rutland
Allse Contaries Bruns
Ual& Hecla
Wtangim
Oscooir
Tamarack
Milomllap
Comracine
Boston Land
Sexton Water
San Diego L
Wollaston
New York stocks fall amid rail strike fears and bond shifts
The New York market closes steady after early declines with rail traffic uncertainty blamed for weakness. Jersey Central and Northwestern show notable moves as bond offerings and bank participation rise, while other major names like Richmond and St Paul see mixed results in a day of narrow ranges and cautious trading.
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New York
London
Central
New Jersey
Reading
Jersey Central
Little
Northwestern
Richmond
West Point
St. Paul
Daluth
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Indiana
Bloomington
Western
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Central Iowa
Hocking Valley
Susquehanna and Western
Virginia
Midland
Mobile
Closing Bids and Market Totals from the North Atlantic Exchange
A dense listing shows closing bids across railroads and lines from Kansas Texas to Reading and Pennsylvania lines with percentages and prices. Major names include Central Pacific, Michigan Central, Missouri Pacific, Reading, Chesapeake & Ohio, and St. Paul. The report records varied stock figures, pref shares, and district listings with a focus on closing prices and percent ranges.
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Aril Pah
Canaan South’s
Central Pacific
Delsware& and
den & Kio G
Kansas
Texas
Lake Shore
Loupville & Nas
Michigan Central Manhatten Hie
Missouri Pacific
North
Pacific
Ecsree
St. P.& Omaks
Agamas Express
Allen & Terre Haute
Ccccersenence
Ohio & & Mias
Sr Seba
Ugtations
Worthwest
Sur
Quincy
St.ons
Olm San & Clev
Gleve
Colum
Mouton
Eh. Oat
Peacet & Weat
Ae Lou. & N. Ald
Seccsee MB
St. Li
Mobile
Rick. BW
Prensseacees
St. Lowuts
Oist
Aenesenccece
United States
Ae Eel & Past
Lis Fargo
Scscees
Nsuccere
Jem
Leta
Rio Grande
Pao
Estiee
Wool and grain markets steady with high weekly sales
The wool market stays active and prices hold steady as weekly sales totaling 1,130,300 bales domestic fleece and pulled and 739,900 bales foreign rise from prior weeks. Receipts reach 4,060 domestic and 1,441 foreign bales, with Jan 1 totals at 62,565 domestic and 37,736 foreign. flour corn oats feed and dairy items show mixed demand and firm to soft pricing across components.
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Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Canada
Vermont
New_York
Franklin County
Mass
Liverpool
Sage
Western Creamery
State
Chicago
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Cape
Aroostook County
Maine
Baldwin
Massachusetts
York State
Aroostook Co
New Hampshire
Central
Grand Trunk
Hebrons
Burbanks
Go Northern
Do Northern
Rens and Wash Co
Peerless
Rose and Hebrons
Chenangoes Y Bush
North Carolina
Hubbard
St. Andrews
Cape Cod
Norfolk
Worcester County
Jean
Pea
Choice
Small North
Qo Morrow
Massina
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
Porto Rico
Centennial
Beacon Light
Head
Imperial
Wheat market strengthens amid sparse export demand
Chicago wires report a steady hardening wheat market despite light sale volume and spreading labor troubles. Ream is buying heavily on bull side, with others among principal buyers. corn and pork rise without notable activity. Trading data show mixed opening and closing prices and varied daily ranges.
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Chicago
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Ream
New York Cotton and Goods Markets Report April 16
Cotton weak with 408 bales sold across Upland and Orleans grades. Flour receipts rise with mixed firm to dull pricing. wheat and corn edge higher. Western and Southern markets show steady to soft signals for pork, lard, and beef, as currency and freight values shift. Concerted price moves mark broader commodity activity across Chicago St Louis and Milwaukee exchanges.
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New York
Orleans
Ohio
St. Louis
Minnesota
Igc
Petroleum
United
Western Steam
S. A
State
Elgin Creamery
Liverpool
Chicago
Barney
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
France
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Louisville
Continent
United States
Historical Commodity List Fragments From 19th Century Ledger
A dense OCR snippet lists various goods and unit counts such as cotton, eggs, oats, wheat, flour, butter, cheese, beans, corn, and leather. It shows multiple quantities in bushels, boxes, sacks, cases, and barrels with irregular formatting and partial headings.
London Markets Mix Quiet Breadstuffs and Cotton
London reports show cargoes off coast and in transit for wheat and corn quiet. Liverpool spot wheat firmer. Paris markets turn dearer. Cotton in London quiet with fair inquiry. wool sales firm with New South Wales and New Zealand focus. Banana markets steady in Havana. sugar market firm at Matanzas with 16,000 bags traded.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Mark Lane
Paris
Vuorn
Uplands
Orleans
Le 5
New South Wales
New Zealand
Havana
Matanzas
Multiple Advertisers Listed Across Cities in Trade Notices
A long OCR fragment lists numerous named individuals and firms across cities like Albany Baltimore Buffalo Columbus Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Galveston Knoxville Lexington Macon Memphis New York Newark Omaha Philadelphia Richmond St Louis Waco Savannah Wheeling and others. Entries include names and firms with roles such as Ads Tre Par or various company designations, indicating a broad set of advertising and trade connections. The rough summary reflects a parade of agents and firms in an intercity commercial notices page.
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Albany
Willliam F Freeman
Ads
Baltimore
Alessis Tucker and Mullen
Tucker, Smith & Co
Tre
CG Carroll
Carroll, Adams & Co
Buffalo
T Ramsdell
S M Sweet
O. P. Ramsdell
Sweet & Co
Brun
Bay City
Mich
H Kittredge
Kittredge
Columbus
Kyle Orr
Cincinnati
Henry L Crane
H L Crane B & 8 Co
John Gates
John Gates & Go
Aldolph Meyer
Adolph Meyer & Vo
Jones
Reed, Jones & GC
Chicago
N Greenfelder
Greenfelder
Rosenthal & Co
Henry Meis
Charles Meis & Es
E M Phelps
Phelps, Douge & Palmer
George T Cowen
Cowen & McGrath
Cleveland
H B Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Detroit
Galveston
Tex
A Blum
L. & H Blum
P J
Willis & Bro
Knoxville
Tenn
J A Henson
Haynes, Henson & Co
Lexington -Ky
S Bassett
S Bassett & Sons
Macon
N M Solomon
St Coleman & Co
Miles Standish
Hill Standish & Co
Memphis
Philadelphia
Penn
John T Monroe
Monroe Bros & Re
Paul
Paul Bros
Richmond
William B Wills
San Francisco
Val
W H Nolan
Par
St Louis
Walker
Tennent, Walter & Co
C H Smith
Cog Lous
A Brown
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co
Bankruptcies Rise and Local Insolvencies Highlight Market Strain
The week reports 182 business failures in the United States and Canada, down from 215 and 214 prior weeks. Notable insolvencies include James P. Hackett liquor dealer Boston liabilities 379.48, secured 850. Charles Rickenberg restaurateur Boston. John C. Carey & Son Xenia Ohio. Also notes memory loss linked to uric acid, claimed to be cured by Warner’s Safe Cure.
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R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell
Merccantile Agency
United States
Canada
James P. Hackett
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Warner
Receipts of Stapie Products April 16
A historical record lists cargo receipts for multiple railroads. Boston and Albany reports cotton bales wool flour corn oats malt feed tallow lard grease sugar nuts eggs beans hay lumber apples leather hides pelts among others. Grand Junction and Providence railroads show additional cotton flour corn oats wheat bacon feed wool ham tongues tea sugar butter oleo cheese eggs rolls among cargo items.
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Old Colony Railroad
York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine Railroad
Western Division
Caif
Lowell Railroad
Express
Sutter
W.ol.dom
Ffee
Joaga
Molsses
Hhde
ljLeather Rolls
Lele
Luis
I. Wewen
Bedee
Ieee
Boston and Albany M Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
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Marblehead
Brave Boys In Blue
Samuel FE. Chamberlain
Joan Kinnear
Francis M. Doble
George W. Smith
Benjamin F. Dexter
Richard T. Marvin
John Charles Copp
Leonard Arkerson
Andrew J. Bate
Isaac H. Black
Solomon M. Busnach
Joseph P. Cartwright
James Cate
Edwin F. Chandier
Wiliam Chandjier
William H. Clark
William A. Colley
Robert D. Crabbie
Liewallyn P. Davis, Jr
Lowell Kilison
Joseph Gay
Abner A. Griffing
Jesse W. Haley
George H. Hastings
Levi Hawkes
Simon D. Hiscork
Alfred ¥. Holt
Charles M. Howlett
Frank E. Kelley
John W. King
Conrad D. Kinnear
Samuel C. Lucy
Thomas H Lucy
Thomas Martin
Joseph Mayer
Daniel R. Melcher
James W. Penniman
Calvin D. Pierce
Thomas Preston
William Shannon
James Sheedy
Samuel F. Slocomb
Henry A Smith
John Smith
Charies HK
Stetson
John Vose
George W. Wheelock
Joan A. White
Green
Magazine
Winner
Inman
Harvard
Harvard Square
North Avenue
Chauncy
Garden
Mason
Ash
Mt. Auburn
Main
Central Square
Hugh O’brien
8. Chamberlain
Edward W. Hinks
Richard F. Tobin
Coronel T. W. Higginson
N.S. Shaler
Alexander McKenzie
Charles T. Russel
James A. Fox
L. Gracey
Union Hall
J. F. Brown
B. F. Butler
E. W. Hinks
Old Town Hall
South Braintree
Braintree
Braintree Light Infantry
Co. C
M. V
Watson
Lawrence
Banks
Railroad Matters
Rome, Watertown and
GWE
Dallas
Edward Persons
General Mortgage Bondholders
Reading Railroad
St. Paul & Duluth
Oregon Improvement Company
Chong Fiass Pee iWetenek
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
J. Kennedy Tod & Co
Brown Bros
Beyond Human Justice
Charlies Street
Booston and
Bangor Steamers
Atchison
Sterling
Frances
Water Power
Wollaston Land
Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Union Pacific
Topeka
Kan
I. T. Burr
B. P. Cheney
C. l. Codman
Warren Sawyer
A. W. Nickerson
George O. Shattuck
Alden Speare
W. F. Wharton
W. B. Strong
C. K. Holliday
L. Severy
E. B. Purcell
Manhattan
George Sealey
S. A. Kent
Sealey
Gulf,Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad Company
George R. Peck
Messrs. Putnam, Messervy & Co
Atlantic and Pacific Securities
California
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Atlantic and Pacific
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Atlantic
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
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Indian Territory
Congressional Committee
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Times
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Company
Wabash
Atchison Company
Missouri River
Messrs
Condert
McVeagh
Alexander
Eeeeee Esseeteene Momiaig
Ceecscee
Veacewns
ROTM
Ccscnas
Inielose
Calumet
Heeler
Osceola
Franklin
Brunswick Antimony
Boston Water Power
Boston Water Power Company
Homestake Gold Mining Company
Lexington Savings Bank
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brewer & Wilkins, Commission Merchants, Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Soston Stockh Exceanre
Gales
Brokers’ Board
Winson W. Fay , Co
Bonanza Development
Ec & Tlum
NEW York Financial
Richmond and
Allegheny Trust
Gay
Orr San Ensante
Father de Smet
Freeland
Manilas
Iloilos
Timothy
Northern
Rea Top
Jersey
Cuccarion
Peoria
Mensman
Caswell, Hazard & Co
Proprietors
S&wly
Commercial
Great Westermr
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St Paul
New York Central
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Pierce
Marheages
Bennett—Studley
Kev N B Jones, Jr
George W Bennett
Alice M Studley
Roster Stock Exchange
Eliot National Bank
National Hide and Leather Bank
Blackstone
Lincoln National Bank
Warren Natl Bank
Peabody
South Danvers
National Exchange Bank
Atlas Nasis
Warren Natl Bank of Peabody
Suffolk National Bank
Kbestan
Revere Beach
Lynn RR
Iowa Falls
Sioux City RR
New England Rubber Co
Remont
Suffolk Mills
Third Nationall
Boston and Sandwich Gass Co
R RR of
Bath
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Scrip
Androscoggin Mills
Merimac Manufacturing Co
Laconia Mfg Co
R Rco
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Hichiana Street Ry Co
Oregon
Seadmonssburg
Lake Champ
Oregon Improvement Co
Bremont Mining Co
Gqusibuiriachic Mining Co
War Eagle Mining Co
South Boston
Col
Spriegfeld and Cin
San ‘Diego
American Shoe Tip Co
Maine RR
Ov Wruyp Vile
Tremont Nat Bank
Do National Bank of Commerce
Shaw Stocking Co
Hamilton Woolen Co- National Taube Works Co
Boston and Albany RR
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Lamson Store Service Co
Radama & TF
Mpudwe OG
Saul Eus - Go State National Bank
South Danvers Nail Bank of Peabody
Bay State Brick Co
St Joe
Council Bluffs
John F. Henry & CO
St. Vitus’s
Scotch Oats 'Essence CO
Fulton St
Leonard & C
Beal Fstate
Ssemerkee Bromfieid Street
Dhuyvetter
J. H. L. Dehass
C. Detti
Theod. Weber
David Ool
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Ronner
Rosierse
E. Munier
B. C. Koekkoek
Verboeckhoven
Herbo
Goupil
Corcos
Kates
Plu&ot
Delobbe
Carpentier
Zuber-Euler
Bianyw
G. EB. Hall
School St
Collateral Loan Company
Banking Rooms
Lale
By &. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Represitory
Haverhill Street
Beston
East Side
Boston and Maine Depot
A. F. Bates
Dearborn & CO
Room
Somerville
Marietta ’ Brien
Petes
St Joseph’s Church
Bartlett
Laura Bartlett
Stratham
Heath
Cal
Nathaniel Heath
Charlestown
Merrill
Hyde Park
William P Merrill
Brookline
Sophia Sherburne
Samuel A Robinson
Tufts
Charles H Tufts
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Dean
umpPareys
Veterinary
U.S
D.D
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Fulton &J
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Julton Ste, He
Humphreys’ CO
N.Y
Tremont Street
Dartmouth Street
Montgomery Park
N. B
Es Ate
Apttts
Samuel C. Cook
South Front Street
Brinkburn
New Castle
England
Fenwick's Island Shoal
Light House
Horatio Harrig & O
Axacenesis
Apriel
B.S. Richards
Raw York
Aastias Spies F.very Monder
Wetman Auro and Fridar
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Wilmendree, Es — Oon
Ry Toowersesp & Montant
Sy Samuel Bortives Sons& CO
Mareet Street
Lippincott, Son & CO
Moerker Street
Credtr
United Sistas
HR. L. Day & CO
Srokers & Appraisers
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
First Flser
Boston Stock Exchange
Burl and Quincy Rctes
Jane
State of
County of Salina
Boston Tow Boat Co
Nati Bank
Pushman Palace Car Company
American Shoe Tip Company
Pate
Third National Bank
Laconia Mfg.Co
Gt Falls
Conway RR
Alan
Massawipp
Val RI R
Mercaninle Motive Insurance Co
American Insurance Co
Manufacturers
Fire and Marine Los
Boston Nat Banke
Globe Nat Bank
Atlas Nati Bank
National Webster Bank
Manus National Bank
Tremont Natl Bank
Weshingetop Mill
Say State Live Stock Co
Patiatasad
Sao Yves A Merrimac Mfg Co
Metropolitan RR
Jackson
Lansing
Sag RR &S
Grean
Topana
Hicago
Mil
St Paul Rd
Nati Sauk
Blackstone Nat Bank
Mluulcsca LM Mu
Little Reck
Ft Smith Ry
Mal Relawa Dy
Uy Bull
Lars Squilt
North Chicago Rolling Mill
Blackstone Nati Bank
Phila
Wil and Ball
Bangor
Eng Mort Sec Co
Bare OO
Hartford Fire Ins Co
Allegan and
Grand Rapids
Eavenworth
Little Rock
Lake
Dwelling House Ins Co
Francis Henshaw & CO
Rot Gi State Street
Merchants’ Exchemes
Soom Li
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield Street
High ST
Bradley & Storer
Devonshire Street
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Whsseve
Eale
Warren Avenue
Rostom