Dakota described as great wheat country with harsh winters
The Troy Press depicts Dakota as fertile in short summers with lavish yields yet brutal cold resembling Scandinavian hades, noting no possibility of a colored exodus to the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Troy
The Mayor’s Nominations In A Political Lottery
A Boston piece portrays the mayor’s three month effort to reconcile impulses and dictatorial pressure with personal judgment. It suggests nominations were decided by chance drawn from a hat after private talks with influential visitors, amid private meals with the viceregal party.
Various Observations from a Bustling Era
A kaleidoscope of 19th century musings touches politics, society, and industry. References range from Milton and Irish unrest to Crown princes, American politicians like Carter Harrison, and a cheeky note on electricity as cooking power. Also notes Tree Planting Day in Nebraska and satirical quips on Harvard temperance and Cannibal king anecdotes.
Florence's New Play Spars and Salini Shadows Lillian Russell
The piece critiques Florence's new performance and Salvini pairing, arguing the Florences lack youth and press support despite past popularity. It calls for better material, notes aging actors should shift to mature roles, and appraises Lillian Russell as a rising star with strong public appeal and dramatic polish.
Obituary notices from Georgetown to New Hampshire
Obituaries report Rev. Father William T. Whitford 40 at Georgetown College heart disease. Rev. Alfred Holmead 73, former Grace church rector, died April 16. William Knight 109, veteran of 1812 war, died at Louina Alabama leaving 265 descendants. William W. Nutter nearly 75, ex-legislator of Newington New Hampshire. Duchess de Cambaceres 78, heiress and master of ceremonies to Napoleon III. George Jewett 88, Harvard graduate and lawyer of Portland Missouri. Col Josiah Turner of Sunapee New Hampshire 65, widow listed.
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William T. Whitford
Georgetown College
D. C
Alfred Holmead
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
South Washington
William Knight
Louina
Ala
William W. Nutter
Newington
N. H
Duchess de Cambaceres
Napoleon III
George Jewett
Portland
Harvard
James
Luther Jewett
Josiah Turner
Sunapee
Charges Against Architect Hill Loom Over Washington Inquiry
Special committee will investigate the charges against Supervising Architect Hill with open doors next week. The five heads include fraud and mismanagement in Hill's office, favoring contractors, improper use of office time, and unlawful or inflated payments. Witnesses named include Folger and Murch. details involve several granite and other contractor firms and a controversial Cincinnati shutters contract.
Gambetta's Hidden Love Letters Revealed in Paris Figaro
Paris Figaro recounts that in the last decade of his life Gambetta wrote near nightly letters to a Paris widow of a French colonel. Jules Lafitte claims the letters prove an intimacy and planned marriage, with 2,000 to 3,000 messages cited as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Figaro
M. Gambetta
M. Jules Lafitte
Paris
What is a dude four dudes and a gentleman quest
A youth defines a dude as a gentleman distinguishing him from a cad who must have money. He says the dude embodies the triumph of the gentleman over the end, citing Beau Brummel as a model who was not a gentleman by English standards yet still snubbed the prince of Wales. The dude is a quiet, self contained refined figure, signaling aristocratic distinction through manners rather than wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswell
Beau Brummel
Chen
Prince of Wales
England
America
Bathing Ward At Tewksbury Almshouse Topic In Court
Testimony on the Tewksbury almshouse inquiry notes the Bathing ward’s past practices and patient handling. Abbie Barker recalls bathing routines, while Mrs. Ring describes her husband David Ring’s death and coffin costs. Clerk Charles B. Marsh is questioned about inmate ledgers, cash books, and monthly postings as Gov. Butler orders continued examination with a three day forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Marsh
David Ring
Tewksbury
Mr. Marsh
Charles B. Marsh
Gov. Butler
Loring
Maine and New England News Highlights
Obituary notes Mrs A D Bean Belfast postmaster’s wife dies and Charles Gilman Stockton dies of heart disease aged 74. Ice and lumber shipments forecast to be unusually large. Logs pass Androscoggin river toward Canton mills. Fairfield man Isaac Fortier drowns leaving a widow and two children. 1881 Fairfield mill explosion injuries referenced. Charles Hulett finds relatives of Charles Emerson of Bangor in Nevada. fortune of 330,000 noted. Elephant killed at Alfred in 1817 after altercation with menagerie owner. Davis fled punishment. Site marked as the spot where the elephant was shot along the old post road to Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Bean
Belfast
Charles Gilman
Stockton
Androscoggin
Canton Mills
Fairfield
Isaac Fortier
Charles Hulett
Charles Emerson
Bangor
Madagascar
Ond
Kate Biglar
Nevada
Hulett
New England
United States
Alfred
Dover
N. H
Davis
Sunapee Man Josiah Turner Dies at 67
Josiah Turner 67 of Sunapee collapsed and died on Monday after a life of public service as a Selectman representative county commissioner and justice. A Grand Lodge I CO F NH meeting in Concord on Tuesday drew heavy attendance for the exemplification of work across degrees. Davis and Sargent began their annual log drive from Thornton to Lowell with about 25 men and 3,000,000 feet of lumber, the largest in years. The rivers are high and a rapid run is expected. Portsmouth citizens met Monday to plan a third return of the sons and daughters of Portsmouth for July 4 with a reception committee and pledges of aid from natives at home and abroad.
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Josiah Turner
Sunapee
Grand Lodge
New Hampshire
Concord
Davis & Sargent
Lowell
Thornton
Portsmouth
Sons and Daughters
Free mail delivery expanding to Gloucester Pittsfield and Knoxville
Gloucester and Pittsfield start free mail delivery on June 1 while Knoxville Tennessee also gains service. Taunton plans a commercial club with a five member committee to report later. The April term of the supreme judicial court convened in Taunton with 72 divorce hearings scheduled.
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Gloucester
Pittsfield
Knoxville
Tenn
Taunton
Supreme Judicial Court
Waldo Coburn
Charles Hudson
United States
Great Barrington
Clinton
U.S
Galloupe
Jerry Hastings
T. F. Hastings
James McGerry
L. Conston
J. Mecae J
City
George Toy
Toy
Boston
Philadelphia
Child’s Theft Case Ties Providence Jewelers to $3000 Gold
Frank N. Earle, a 3 year old employed for 10 years by Hunt & Owen jewelers in Providence, was arrested Tuesday for stealing gold stock valued at $3,000 and bound over to the court of common pleas.
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Frank N. Earle
Hunt & Owen, Jewelers
Providence
Court of Common Pleas
New Haven Doctor Delayed in Canavan Case to July
In Hartford old North burying ground a plain granite block bears a cryptic inscription about a man whose identity remains sought. In New Haven superior court Judge Beardsley presides over Adelia Curran’s $10,000 damages suit against William Fay of New York for wounding her husband Martin Curran, who died from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. R. Thompson
New Haven
Canavan
Old North Burying Ground
Hartford
Beardsley
Adelia Curran
William F. Fay
New York
Martin Curran
George F. Miller
William
Pilotage debate ends with bill rejection in senate
The senate debated the pilotage resolution and commission plan. Opponents argued it would waste time and money, while supporters urged studying reforms. The measure and the minority report were rejected, preserving current pilotage questions.
Legislature debates milk enforcement and public health laws
In the afternoon, the house recommitted a milk adulteration enforcement bill to public health. A forecast on claims against the United States moved to third reading after Hopkins's amendments were rejected. A vaccination repeal bill was considered and rejected 76 to 23. Evening schools legislation saw a failed 2000 to 5000 population amendment. Cider and wine sale restrictions were refused, while water supply bills for Hudson and South Abington and a miners and women employment bill were ordered engrossed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Public Health
United States
Hopkins
Boards of Health
Stowe
Fall River
Campbell
Eastman
Boston
Foley
Hudson
South Abington
The New South as Seen by a Southerner Lecture Summary
Walter H Page, New York Post correspondent and southerner by birth, spoke at the YMCA on The New South as Seen by a Southerner. He described antebellum life, declared industrial progress rising from a hardy yeomanry, and argued emancipation and citizenry improved republican institutions while urging crafts education and moral training for youth to solve racial and social tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkey
Walter H. Page
New York
the Post
New South
Young Men’s Christian Association
Page
England
France
Prussia
South
Funds Sought for Mt Vernon Care Efforts
The Mt. Vernon Ladies' Association of the Union appeals for funds to maintain Washington's home and property on the Potomac. The article notes careful preservation, minimal alterations, and an aim to keep the atmosphere of the past century intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston Post
Mt. Vernon Ladies’ S Association of the Union
Washington
Potomac
Anonymous letters prompt patrols around Parliament grounds
Private detectives patrol parliamentary grounds and search parliament buildings in Ottawa. They withhold details from the press, but anonymous letters have reached Rideau Hall. A detective may have a clue to identify the author of at least one document. Government house guard was doubled tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Rideau Hall
Government House
Obituary notices from Boston area dated April 14 18 16
A list of death notices from Boston and surrounding towns including Mary Clement 97 Elizabeth Peabody 83 10 months Nehemiah Ripley 6 years Salem T Lamb 61 Joseph Mitchell 55 Charles T Randall and others. Entries give names places dates ages and some family relations across multiple towns including Dorchester Somerville Hingham Waltham and East Boston.
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Rent—Whidden
Boston
Twitchell
Ward Ht Bent
Philadelphia
Elizabeth D Whidden
Dahl—Hittl
Malden
Adolf Biewend
Henry Dahl
Somerville
Louise Hittl
Hiuwwk—Hanscom
Dorchester
C K Eliot
Henry F Howe
Julia A Hanscom
Gerhardt—Nelles
Adolf Hiewend
William Gerhardt
Mary L Nelles
Jobert—Wakefield
Miner
Eagar Jobert
Mary H Wakefield
Murphy—Cogan
George J Prescott
William M Murphy
Elien Cogan
Sproul—Smith
O P Gifford
Fred M Sproul
Dorcas Smith
Towle—Mooney
W Hi Fitzpatrick
Henry C Towle
Elizabeth T Mooney
Joseph Mitchell
East Boston
Morgan
Beloit
Wis
Carl Merrill
Charles L and
Belle Morgan
Moline
Ill
Peabody
East Somerville
Elizabeth Peabody
Ripley
Hingham
Nehemiah Ripley
Tucker
Norwood
George H Tucker
Watson
Everett
Thomas R Watson
Woolley
Waltham
Angelina II
George Woolley
Yeaton
Mass
Mra Phebe C Yeaton
George H Yeaton
Johnson
Charlotte C Bucknam
Edward L Cummings
A. Edmonds
Helen Vivian Edmonds
Goddard
Paris
France
Edward E Goddard
Hastings
Rebecca Hastings
Daniel Hastings
Randall
Charles T Randall. Smith
Sophia W Smith
James Smith
Shipping News Record Highlights Global Departures and Arrivals
Multiple ships report arrivals and departures across ports including New York London Queenstown Glasgow and Baltimore. Vessels mentioned include Pereire Furnessia Eclipse Carmona Grecian Monarch Eastbourne Joshua Nicholson And many others with routes from Havre Glasgow New York Baltimore Liverpool and beyond.
Maritime Ship Movements Reported for April and April 17
The report lists arriving vessels and cargoes including Steamer Cambridge to Bucksport, Forest City to Portland, and multiple schooners to various ports. Several ships are cleared, with cargoes to James Littlefield, WW & C R Noyes, and others, plus coastwise movements via Kennebec River and New York bound loads. A United States Shipping Commissioners’ Report for March is noted.
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Cambridge
Ingraham
Bucksport
Moise
James Littlefield
Forest City
Donovan
Portland
Wm Weeks
Louisa A Grout
Hatch
Baracoa
WW & C
R Noyes
John M Ingres
Walfe
Tangers
Irene
Swim
Barrington
the Star
Robbie
William Wallace
Mitchell
Annapolis
Whelpley
St John
Risk
Deveau
Mereghan
Emma Linwood
Young
Virginia
Charles N Simmons
Babbitt
Georgetown
Seb Lian
Ryan
Belfast
Onrust
Poole
Bristol
Wilhe A Higgins
Freeman
Wellfleet
Block Island Buoys Moved As Lighthouse Board Order
The Lighthouse Board announces on April 16 1883 that on May 1 the whistling buoy marking the Southwest ledge at Block Island will be removed and a black painted whistling buoy will replace the current marker at the island’s North end. The new buoy sits in eight fathoms and defines the reef’s northern limit from the island’s North point. Also included are shipping notes for the period, including vessels Daysford, Falls of Dee, Equator, Centennial, Syren, Evie Reed, Daring, and others with routes and positions, plus remarks on fuel, cargo, and crew counts. Marine notes reference repairs to Polw Roy and Fanny Fern at New London and a collision-struck Cora Etta near Binehill for New York.
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The
Lighthouse Board
Wasuksetos
Block Island
Stephen C Rowan
USN
Daylesford
Jones
New York
Cow Bay
Falls of Dee
Bardo
San Francisco
Centennial
Bearse
Liverpool
Syren
Crocker
Ansier
Evie Reed
Rairden
Daring
Stover
Perth Amboy
Portland
Samdy Hook
Polw Roy
Barnstable
Fanny Fern
New London
Cora Etta
Binehill
Voyageceans and Vessels in Atlantic Trade Listings
The report catalogs a wide array of ships, brigantines, and schooners along the Atlantic routes, with departures and cargoes noted from Boston Philadelphia New York and other ports. Vessels such as Nettlesworth Kallisto Daisy Davida F J Collins Thomas Clyde and brig Emily Raymond are listed among many others sailing to destinations including San Francisco Havana New Orleans and Liverpool with cargos and ports of clearance at Delaware Breakwater Key West and Halifax.
Diverse Shipping Movements Reach Global Ports
A long list of steamers, barks and schooners sailing to and from Boston, Liverpool, Hull, Yarmouth, Baracoa, and other ports reports various cargos and passengers. Notable vessels include Scotia, Norseman, Othello, Thetford, New Brunswick, Gate City, Allegheny, and George Treat, with commodities such as fruit, sugar, molasses, salt, and logwood. A steward on the Samuel Kilburn died at sea.
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Scotia
Carrigal
Catania
Palermino
Gibraltar
As& J Brown & Co
Norseman
Williams
Liverpool
Muse
Tigers
Warren & Co
Othello
Atkin
Hull
Eng
Geo Preston
Lon
Es Een Horn
Walder
Boston
Westartlepool
L Richardson
Thomaston
Balano
Matanzas
Lackawanna
Learport
Closson
Baracoa
Noyes
Mary B Tower
Borden
M Payne
Abbott
Cape Hallen
Logwood
Lyon
Eureka
Winstow
Weymouth
Bella Barry
Barkhouse
Canada Creek
Edward A Norton
Foster
Virginia
John D Paige
Haley
A H Hurlburt
Croasley
Hattie Baker
Baxter
William G Lewis
O'Neil
James W Drury
Studley
Philadelphia
Zetlay Hollowell
Hoboken
Presto
Libby
Mach
Shipping List From Atlantic Ports Shows Varied Arrivals
Glasgow Ar April 16 steamers Alsatia from New York Buenos Ayrean from Portland Havre Ar April 14 bark Emma Parker Larsen Gal veston ship Lillard Hibbert New Orleans Satted 14 slip Riverside Langdon United States Lizard Passed Apri 15 bark Minnie Gray Burill from Savannah Bene London Ar April 15 ship White Rose Roberts New York 16th bark Peacemaker Closson New York Lived Ar April 14 barks Kate Cann Eldridge Norfolk James Kenway McDonald Charleston 15 Australia Anderson Mobile Lady Dufferin Flinn Charleston ship Crusader Powell New York 16th steamer St Dunstan from Baltimore bars William Jordan Crosley Savannah Also at 14th bark GS Penery Poster Mobile eaven 14th ship Harvey Mills for New York having re red a mennetoven st April 14 bark Jennie B. Skinner Jarveston 7 so ar 14th bark Bebington Carden San Francisco
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Antwerp
Camelia
Bache
San Franisco
Thomas Perry
Robbins
San Francisco
Browhead
Sardinian
Dutton
New York
Liverpool
Bremen
Doris
Bruns
Sirius
Weber
Baltimore
Marie
Vichers
Lorejeaux
aAr
Racilia
Tyler
New Eals
Greenock
Gladstone
Suiter
Pensacola
Lady Rowena
Johnson
Summer
Lee
Hunter
Apalachicola
Havre
Amerique
Santelli
Lizzie Wright
Weiss
Rouen
Isle of Wight
Beta
Walle
Rotterdam
Thomas Keillor
Tingley
Hamburgerpool
Charleston
Vancouver
James
London
Kriz Zelia
Anderson
Wilmarton
Canada
Robinson
Gudvang
Salvesen
Galveston
Bremerhaven
Lamke
Strathplane
Westland
Notting Hill
Bennett
Halifax
Agostino C. Premudr
New
Cronstadt
Hindoo
Gustafsen
Reval
Bedford
Mary Fraser
Dexter
Victor
Paddock
Queenstown
Windhover
Ferguson
Corbis Bay
Spray
New Orleans
St Catherine’s Point
Glensawnox
Thompson
Golden Horn
Walier
Boston
West Hartlepool
Suez
Tornstrom
Stockholm
Wise
Laura
Koster
Darien
Harningen
Yokohama
Belgic
Cameron
Hong Kong
Costante
Malabouch Gloucester
Robert Mowe
Strandt
St Pierre
Martinique
Charlotte Brown
Boothbay
Aken
Fuller
Yarmouth
Pereire
Swaledale
Mediterranean
Eelipse
Bombay
France
Lomson Furnessia
Glasgow
City of Merida
Havana
Norfolk
Berbice
Logan
Demerara
John Mann
Beveridge
John Hickman
Rutherford
William Frederick Ames
Port Spain
Bothnia
Mommsen
Boaz Kong
Jenny
Halstrom
Rush
G W Hall
Telfer
Port Span
Luzon
Willey
Cebu
Belle Hooper
Angers
Rio Janeiro
Terry Boston
St Bernhard
Ichs Belle Hooper
Cardenas
Sussonon
Kennebec
Almira Wooley
Woods Hall
Charles E Raymond
Providence Rey Sos
Ae Sacuan
Newport
Caracas
Hopkins
Laguayra
Trudelle
Assyrian Monthe
Lena M Cottingham
Campbell
Jacksonville
Bertha E Glover
Gray
Portland
Geo R Lesa Eat Cave
Teneney Bonanza
Foster
Spinwall
Hell Gate
Eleanora
Bragg
Lillian M Vngus
Bastol
Whitestone
Pascagoula
Sir Edward Johnson
McDonald
Providence
Scis
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Young
Willie Martin
Holbrook
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Lord
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Ann L Lockwood
Albert Phtro
Raynor
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Oakwood
Carr
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Air 16Th
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Norman
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Sherman
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Avellar
Notice to Mariners from the Lighthouse Depot
Notice to Mariners dated April 14, 1883 from Tomrainsville New York states the fog signal trumpet at Execution Rocks light station in Long Island Sound is disabled and will remain closed until further notice by order of the Lighthouse Board. Also notes mariners McInnis takes command of bark Swallow, Wave fitted for Atlantic whaling with Captain Briggs, and several named vessels and crews sailing or cruising from New Bedford and St Helena with dates and masters listed.
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US General Lighthouse Depot
3D District
Tomrainsville
Execution Rocks
Long Island Sound
Lighthouse Board
Geo Brown
Usn
An McInnis
Bark Hercules
Bark Swallow
Bark Wave
Atlantic Ocean
Briggs
St Helena
Marks Andrew Hicks
New Bedford
Hick
Alice Knowles
Foster
Rosseau New Bedford
Wicks
Jireh Perry
Chase
Aml Sailen
12Th
Kathleen
New Stedford
Howland
Petrel
Glaghorn
Maritime traffic list from 19th century shipping records
A compilation of sailing ships and bark entries with origins destinations and positions. Notable vessels include Hoghton Tower Trumble from Liverpool to San Francisco on March 12 and Henry Villard from Portland to Liverpool on April 2, with coordinates given for each voyage. Also listed are Louisa and Au from Hamburg to Baltimore, Magdalene from New York to Bremen, Giuseppe Emanuele from Dundee to New York, Johanne from Bremen to New York, Daisy from Prince Edward Island, Scotia from Portland to Montevideo, Acacia from Porto Cabello to Swansea, Rover of the Seas from Victoria to Valparaiso, Usric Morning Star from Barbados to St John NB, and a disaster note.
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Hoghton
Giuseppe Emanuele
Ital
Dundee
New York
Mareh
Bark Johanne
Ger
Bremen
Daisy
Prince Edward Island
Bark
Scotia
Smeltzer
Portland
Montevideo
Lon
Acacia
Good
Porto Cabello
Swansea
Rover of the Seas
Gandia
Victoria
Valparaiso
Usric Morning Star
Barbadoes
St John
Steamer Morro Castle to Depart Charleston for New York
Coastal shipping news notes several vessel movements including Morro Castle bound for New York from Charleston in a few days. Potosi, from Philadelphia to Savannah, had an incident near Cherry Island Flats on April 13 with unknown damage. City of Chester from New York to Liverpool reached Halifax with a broken shaft and continued its voyage on April 13. Indiana, from Liv, reached Philadelphia with rescued crew and Capt. Dixon aboard the brig Mary, saved April 8. Venezuelan ashore near the Mississippi Pass on Friday. City Lincoln ashore in South Pass since March 7 have been disposed of. Bark Golden State, en route to Anjer, put into Rio de Janeiro leaky. survey recommended discharge. Vessels hauled at Simpson's dry dock include Levi S. Andrews, Lizzie Heyer, Jobo f Conlin, and J H Pearson. A new centreboard schooner, M and S, 439 tons, was launched at Millbridge by F Strout. City of Merida, ashore on Virginia coast, was refloated and towed to Norfolk. cargo to be moved by Old Dominion steamers. Permambuco reports Bark Supreme finished repairs. 4,008,000 master’s funds discussed to cover expenses. Charles L Mitchell wrecking company contracted to float Charles L Mitchell for repair with $8,000 payment if floated. otherwise nothing. Cape Ann Granite orders Forte beam and holds, Herberteaua and a 300-ton ship to be named. Campbell building a 81 by 22 feet fishing schooner to launch around June. Shipbuilding: Samuel Watts & Co to build a large ship and a dredge-masted schooner at Thomaston.
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Morro Castle
Charleston
New York
Indiana
Mississippi Passes
South Pass
Golden State
Anjer
Rio Janeiro
Simpson's
Marginal Street
Levi S. Andrews
Lizzie Heyer
Jobo F Conlin
J H Pearson
Millbridge
F Strout
Edgar Strout
Merida
Havana
Charles L Mitchell
Merritt Wrecking Company of
Fisher's Island
Cape Ann Granite Company of
Rockport
Capa
Herberteaua
Campbell
Thomaston
Samuel Watts & Co
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