Miss Allen's Gym Aims for New Brookline Building
A Boston gym run by Miss M E Allen trains 6 to 60 year olds in calisthenics with a two year teacher course. Plans for a 90 by 100 foot two story gym with stores, a tennis court, bowling alleys, and a swimming bath consideration are announced with $50,000 invested by local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Allen
Washington Street
Detroit
Springfield
Boston
William Wesselhoeft
Bartel Schlesinger
Brookline
Mary Schlesinger
TB. B. Williams
J. C. Phillips
W. P. Page
M. E. Allen
Botolph
Garrison Streets
New York
Manslaughter Charge in Burke Death Heard in Court
John D Burke died after an April 10 assault on Hanover street. Charles Sullivan and Michael Clougherty face manslaughter charges. Witnesses described the struggle after Burke allegedly insulted Sullivans wife. Burke died three hours after hospital admission from head injuries. Hearing delayed to 3 PM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Sullivan
Michael Clougherty
John D. Burke
Hanover Street
Burke
Sullivan
Clougherty
McDonald
Perkins
First Church Proprietors Elect Standing Committee
The annual meeting of the proprietors of the First Church met in Marlboro street chapel last evening. The standing committee from last year was re-elected for twelve months. Deblois re-elected clerk and treasurer. TV committee named Matchett, Putnam, Hooper. Treasurer reported favorable finances. no minister chosen. adjourned to May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Dr. Ellis
Marlboro Street
Samuel L. Abbott
Reuben BE. Demmon
Alfred B. Hall
William A. Haskell
Daniel C. Holder
William F. Matchett
Joseph 3. Moors
Asa P. Potter
George K. Putnam
Thomas C. Richardson
D. Waldo Salisbury
George O. Shattuck
James C. White
George J., Deblois
George F. Putnam
Charles H. Hooper
Peace Society Telegram to Gladstone on Ireland
At a meeting of the American Peace Society yesterday afternoon a telegram was authorized to be sent to Premier Gladstone in London. The message congratulates him on origination and advocacy of courageous, conciliatory and just toward Ireland, signed by secretary Rowland B. Howand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Peace Society
England
William E. Gladstone
London
Eng
Jel
Ireland
Rowland B. Howand
Maverick Rifles Company L Inspected at Maverick Square
East Boston unit Maverick Rifles Company L First Regiment was inspected at their hall in Maverick square last evening with over fifty members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick Rifles
First Regiment
East
Boston
Maverick Square
Ffty
Dobson Brothers Offer Body Brussels Carpeting Bargain
J. and J. Dobson, an established carpet dealer, promote a weekly special on body Brussels at one dollar per yard. They manufacture the rug stock themselves and sell retail, eliminating middleman profits for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Brussels
Messrs. J. & J. Dobson
The Wrong Place for Scales Case in Buffalo
Captain W. B. Rosinson, a U S Marine inspector, recounts a 1881 eruption on hands and face that swelled eyes and caused scales. After trying doctors with noveles he found Warner's Safe Cure, taking twenty bottles to achieve a complete recovery, praising it as one of the remedies of the age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Noveles
Warner
W. B. Rosinson
U.S. Marine
Jem Smith and Sullivan Clash Over Ireland Fight
A New York paper reports English backers of Jem Smith press for a match under English prize ring rules in Ireland with Sullivan, who may refuse and insist on American soil. Smith’s backers threaten to claim the world title if Sullivan does not agree within six weeks. Both champions seek the world crown, yet neither will cross the Atlantic for the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jem Smith
John L. Sullivan
Atlantic
Richard K. Fox
Smith
Sullivan
Ireland
Fox
Cablea
United States
America
Boston
Mass
James Smith
Arthur Cooper
John Percival
Victoria Club
London
Cnicago
Catherine Toomey
Soston
Suffolk
the Boston
Joan W. McKim
Charlestown pugilist Murphy to meet Warren in Detroit area
Johnny Murphy of Charlestown starts for Baltimore where he fights Kilrain at a benefit Friday. Upon return, Marcellus Baker plans a match with Tommy Warren in Louisville, the American featherweight champion, while Murphy weighs about 115 pounds to Warren’s height reach. Baker also eyes a Muskegon Michigan title fight with Jack Lawrence after a Detroit bout, and Philadelphia reports Ryan ill delaying his match with Helliher. A Boston clubroom glove bout ends with a Harvard student praised for embracing style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Murphy
Charlestown
Baltimore
Kilrain
Marcellus Baker
Louisville
Tommy Warren
America
Murphy
Warren
Baker
San Francisco
East
Jack Lawrence
Detroit
Michigan
Lawrence
Lawrences
Muskegon
Philadelphia
Ryan
Helliher
Quincy
Billy Frazier
Somerville
Harry Gilmore
Toronto
John McAuliff
New York
Montreal
George la Blanche
Patsey Sheppard
Jack Dempsey
Newburg
N. Y
Dempsey
Mitchell
South End
Boston
Harvard
Boston Nine Shuts Out Rochesters With Ease
In Richmond Virginia on April 20 the Boston nine defeated the Rochesters 8 to 0. Pitcher Buffinton and infielders led a sharp Boston defense and timely hitting. The Rochesters could muster little offense as Boston controlled the action throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rochesters
Richmond
Bostons
Beore
Shoe Firm Directories Across Cities Highlight Trade Names
A long list of business names and partners appears, featuring shoe firms and associated trading houses from Albany to Utica. The directory-style items name individuals, firms, and cities such as Albany, Atlanta, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Galveston, Knoxville, Macon, Memphis, New York, Petersburg, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Savannah, Syracuse, Toledo, Tulsa, and Utica, noting partners and company affiliations in what reads like an industry directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Institute of Technology
Union Grounds
Smith
Henshaw
Bingham
Nichols
Allen
Philips
Holden
S. S
Foster
C. ii
Willard
R. F
Harvard Base Ball Association
A. B. Potter
Anson
Chicagos
Boston
New York
New Yorks
New York World
Bostons
Newarks
Richmond
Harvards
Techs
Louisvilise
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Mets
Baltimore
Brooklyns
Athletics
Philadelphia
John Ates
John Gates & Co
Aldolph Meyer
Adolph Meyer & Vo
Columbus
O Jones
Reed, Jones & Co
Chicago
N Greensfelder
Greensfelder, Rosenthal & Co
Henry Meis
Charles Meis & Co
George T Cowen
Gowen & McGrath
John Allemong
J & A Simpkinson & Co
Cleveland
B Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
Charleston
Hunt
Hunt & Co
Detroit
Mich
McGraw
McGraw & Co
Brun
Chas E Smith
H S Robinson & Burtenaw
R E Walker
Robinson & Co
Evansville
Ind
W B Hinkle
Hinkle
Nisbat & Go
Galveston
Tex
A Blum
L & H Blum
Breath
P J
Willis & Bro
Ads
Oppenheimer
Black
Knoxville
Tenn
J A Henson
Haynes, Henson & Co
Pancaster
Penn
John M Davidson
Yacht Hippe Leslie Launched for William Minot of Boston
Charles Harrington launched the yacht Hippe Leslie at the New England yard. Built for William Minot of Boston, the vessel features an entire white oak frame copper fastenings yellow pine planking two inches thick and a six ton lead keel. It carries twelve passengers plus a large state room and ten tons of iron ballast. Sail area and spars from Oregon pine, hull details and measurements are given, including tonnage and dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ath, Me
Charles
Harrington
Hippe Leslie
William Minot
Boston
Widgeon
Oregon
C. W. Ford
Mt. Desert
New York
Henry G. Russell
Providence
John Ailes
Elaine
New Bedford
McKenzie’s
McKenzie
Edwards
Landers
Colonel Eland
Richard K. Fox
Harvard College
Jarviield
Yale
Holmesfield
Griffing
A. C. Bent
Salems
Everett
Kings Like Stars Rise and Set In Painful Salvation
A fragment reflecting on rulers as stars who rise and fall, noting their headaches cuts and hurts and a call for Salvation Oil as remedy. The lines imply self awareness of suffering among powerful figures and a critique of medical or restorative rhetoric.
Mail Schedules From New York Boston For Europe and Pacific
Shipping notices list mail closings for Europe via Germanic Lessing Catalonia and Furnessia from New York Boston with departures April 8 22 and 28 plus supplementary Paris and Asia routes. Rates appear in cents and times include 8 9 30 AM departures. Also details rail connections and Pacific letters deposit deadlines at Boston Post Office eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
New York
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Lessing
Catalonia
Boston
Etruria
York
Scotland
Glasgow
Furnessia
City of Berlin
Tama Fla
Est. Fla
Rales
British Columbia
Victoria
San Francisco
Japan
Shanhao
Hong Kong
Rts
British India
San Tancisco
Hawaiian Kingdom
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
City of Papeti
Australia
New Zealand
Sandwich
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Alameda
Shipping Movements Report From April 20 Notes
Observations at the United States Signal Station in Boston at 8 AM local time record multiple ship movements and origins. Entries include vessels arriving or departing Liverpool Havre Havana Havana and other ports with ships named Bulga rian St Germain Gellert Pollux De Ruyter and York City among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Liverpool
New York
St Germain
Havre
Brooklyn City
Swansea
Saratoga
Havana
Kinsale
Montreal
Portland
Marseilles
Alesia
Driffield
New Orleans
Huntsman
Antwerp
de Ruyter
Rotterdam
Pollux
Baltimore
Hemburg
Gellert
London
York City
Halifax
Secott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Endorsed Remedy
Advertises Secott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites as a valuable treatment for consumption scrofula wasting diseases in children and chronic coughs. Claims to restore flesh, nerve power and general vitality in debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secott
The Mikado at Globe Theatre and Varied City Shows
Entertainment listings show The Mikado at Globe Theatre with evening performances, American Opera Company at Boston Theatre in Orpheus and Eurydice, Carleton Opera on Hollis Street, a Rag Baby at RK Theatre, Tony Pastor and company at Howard Athenaeum, Prince Mansfeld at Boston Museum, Arcadia at Bijou Theatre, and a Battle of Gettysburg display at Tremont Street venue open day and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Boston Theatre
American Opera Company
Hollis Street
Carleton Opera Company
Anon
E RK Theatre
Vening Howard Athen Sum
Tony Pastor
Arcadia
GK Gettysburqon
Tremont Street
Distilled liquors praised by physicians in Boston ad
Distilled liquors after passing the Cushing process of purification are described as mellow soothing healing and entitled to public confidence. They bear the indorsement of eminent physicians of this city. Sold by reputable druggists and at the Cushing Process Company 214 High Street Boston. Send for illustrated circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Repute
Cushing Rocess Company
High Street
Boston
Local Auction Notices From 19th Century Ledger
Readable fragments list multiple sales items and consignors. Entries show 12 M stocks, carriages and harnesses, boots and shoes, engraving, steamship line, and farm goods with associated firms and times across New York Philadelphia and related names such as Richards Co. Coox Bird Lippincott Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R L Day & Co
Francis H Henshaw & Co
New York
Richards & Co
Wreeck Steamship
Samuel C Coox
Philadelphia
Lewis
Shipping List From Vineyard Haven to St John and Boston
From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven April 19 ships sailing and orders for Fall River St John NB Boston and Philadelphia. Multiple schooners including Lizzie D Barker Susie Prescott Carl W Baxter Itasca Northern Star Furman Malford Perine Reed and others carried codfish and halibut totals 85000 pounds and 7000 dozen. A fishing schooner of 100 tons launched for Nickerson Son Boothbay and contracts for steam launches noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Frank W.watson
St John
Fall River
Lizzie D Barker
Charles R Washington
Mark Pendleton
Kate & Mary
Frank W.ee
Susie Prescott
Glass
New York
Carl W Baxter
Millbridge
Itasca
Wilson
Ida
Boston
Boothbay
Perine
Reed
Pemniquid
Wheeler
Glowcester
Ar 20Th
Carl Schurz
Alfred Walen
Georges
Everett Steele
Western Banks
Emerald
Ipswich Bay
Edith Walen
Laura Robinson
Hurricane Island
Osseo
Lewis R French
Wiscasset
Minnesota
Conter Sagapary
Sydney
Sir Phil Sheridan
Haddock Ee
Maritime Shipping Movements Filtered From April Logs
A fragmentary list details numerous vessels and routes in mid April items. Ships named include Calliope Sinclair from New seroma, George Schultz from Magdalene to Sarceloma air, Ellen Dahlstrom from Savannah, Vigilante S Serra from New ok, Eyre Barbetta Bayonne to Charleston, Colombo Sailed, Bolivia Hawthorne Cardiff to San Francisco, Swaler Sorensen Pensacola, British America Coalfleet Rotterdam to New York, Strathearn San Francisco, Carniola Smith New York, Castella Dragone New York, Flora Jorgensen Pensacola, Atlas for America, and Keasandro from Trapani to New York among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtwerp
Calliope
Sinclair
New Seroma
George
Schultz
New On
Hugo
Kuelken
Magdalene
Sarceloma
Air
Ellen Dahlstrom
Savannah
Vigilante S
Serra
New Ok
Barrow
Eyre
Barbetta
Bayonne
St Louis
Charleston
Colombo
Bolivia
Hawthorne
Cardiff
Rondaneda
San Francisco
Swaler
Sorensen
Pensacola
Iungeness
British America
Coalfleet
Rotterdam
New York
Assem Dock
Silistria
Quebec
Grimstad
Triveld
America
Ebenezer Do
Thrudvand
Ee Mong
Kale
Reiners
York
Laurvig
Carin
Saturn
Miramichi
Kryolith
Stephens
Sydney Nsw
Strathearn
Samarang
Park Carniola
Smith
Singapore
Castella Dragone
Schiaffino
Arizona
Churchill
Atayia
Southampton
Flora
Jorgensen
Stavenger
Una
Atlas
Tarifa
Shipping notices from late March and early April
Ships Queens Island Morrison Belfast bound for San Francisco on March 28 report lat 55 North lon West. Ramsdale White San Francisco to Liverpool on March 21 on the line all well. Bark Sarah A Staples Barrett Matanzas for New York on April 11 off Hatteras. Twilight Dunn Greenock for St John NB on March 80 lat 35 January 8. Bark Mozart Rotterdam to New York on April 3 in the North Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens Island
Morrison
Belfast
San Francisco
Lon
West
Ramsdale
White
Liverpool
Sarah A Staples
Barrett
Matanzas
New York
Hatteras
Atk Twilight
Dunn
Greenock
St John
Mozart
Rotterdam
North Sea
Von
de Ruyter
Neware
Aspinwall
Aspatogan
Scott
Cardiff
Hiermuda
Tin Port
Bertha Anderson
Turks Island
Bahia
Sailea
Merritt
Stamper
Delaware
Culdoon
Carlin
Boston
Endrich
Mahoney
Buda
Ray
Montreal
Christina Moore
Sanford
New
Hancock
Guptill
Chesapeake
Baltimore
E W Gale
Cameron
Daphne
Munro
Elisha Gibbs
Woods
Norfolk
Gravesend
General Roberts
Jamaica
Corattar
Athens
Newark
Rambure
Polynesia
Gellert
California
Diana
Haycken
Wilmington
Mmumacoa
Sarah Godfrey
Pinkham
St Thomas
Carroll
Coleridge
Johnson
St Johns
Macelo
Ethel
Sopp
Hines
Discoverer
Hughes
Liv
West Indies
Vera Cruz
Crete
James
Hatry
Green
New Orleans
Angoon
Comeau
St Stephen
St Croix
Levinia
Sailed and cleared ships in late 19th century Atlantic trades
The log lists numerous vessels sailing and clearing from ports like New York Boston and Providence and行 with destinations including Rio de Janeiro Havana Dublin and Le Havre. It records schooners brigs steamers and ships such as Adda Fannie H Stewart Lizzie Ross and St Germain, detailing sail dates and routes to Atlantic ports and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Isabela Jewett
Coombs
Port Johnson
Todd
Wood
Calais
Galveston
C H Foster
Perth
Georgetown
Silver Heels
McMullen
Red Beach
Key West
Air
Whitney
Hill
New Orleans
Havana
Mabel Darling
Tedder
Nassau
Mobile
Foreningen
Nordin
Lonon
Niord
Larsen
London
Enchantress
Falmouth
Saisea
Shelburne
Liverpool
Australia
Peters
West Indies
Puerto Rigueno
Cirion
City of
Batisla River
David Carril
New York
Nellie Sterrell
New
Ord
Sailea
Sullivan
Perry
Demarara
Adda
Ee Fannie H Stewart
Cranmer
Walton
Chickahominy River
Ewport News
van Aristn
Guyandotte
Keily
Appold
Warren
Provipoms
West Point
Shaw
Moran
Payson Tucker
St Thomas
Emma M Golder
McLeod
Boston
William O Snow
Baltimore
Bernard
New London
Helena
Griffin
Newbern
Corat
Long
Crisfield
Providence
New Haven
Smith
Brainard
Hoey
Ocean Spray
Meech
Joseph Baker
Davis
Amboy
Jacob Reed
Nickerson
Geo Lamb
Maloney
Ponce
Stocking
C Thomas
Sea Flower
Munson
JF Carver
Hall
Newark
Sarah Doe
Merryman
Rio Janeiro
New Y York
St Germain
Havre
Lizzie Ross
Flushing
Reocadia
Bremen
Appia
Nordtjornen
Towey
Hrooxlyn
Swansea
Saratoga
Miranda
St.obns
Nfp
Anos U Barstow
Barks Tordenskjold
Blaye
Anna Maria
Abundo
Lisbon
Krigs Zeno
Bilboa
Lillian Schieve
Demerara
Icis Wapella
Charleston
Jonny Bergen
Cardenas
Irving Leslie
Aragoane
Francia D Hodgkins
Ragged Island
Gornelia Soule
Tennant’s Harbor
Edmund
Rockport
Modesty
New Bedford
David G Floyd
Newport
Hattie C
Hillsboro
Henry and Anita
St John
Phil Sheridan
Branford
Hamburg
Machias
Dexter Clark
William Rice
Rockland
Oneust
Lady Ancum
Wareham
Foster
Bengulla
Furtado
Azores
Elcallao
Scuitz
Cuidad Bolivar
Flamborough
Ethel A Merritt
Higgins
Repinwall
Port Bisakely
R K Ham
Gove
San Francisco
Topgallant
Wickberg
Pensacola
Frank Vanderherchen
Hand
Perth Amboy
Charea
Paulina
Meisterfeld
West Hartlepool
Monte A
Passalagna
Middleburg
Tancock
Hopson
Caterina Pietra
Balets
Newcastle
Portiama
Eleanora
Bragg
Cumberland
Thompson
Eastport
Schs
Bannie T Waterman
Virginia
Benj Carver
Lowell
Alta Vela
Young
Marcia Bailey
Cole
Cook of
Lewis
Atlants
Ellsworth
Capitol
Wiley
Cynosure
Oothbay
Halifax
Mark Reynard
McGough
Buenos Ayres
Addison
Wiscasset
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Bacon
Aries
Loveland
Fall River
E C Biddie
Wallace
Schsees
Annie L Henderson
Henderson
Jonathan Bourne
Salem
Belle Hardy
Baker
R F Hart
Harding
Portland
Lucy E Friend
Collins
Gloucester
Agnes R Bacon
Haley
Wm D Marvel
O’keefe
R A Taulane
Champion
Harry Messer
Willie H Higgins
Jones
Eo Taulane
Fisher
Nellie W Craig
Pearce
Don Juan
Nehman
Antwerp
Skyakona
Kepphorns
Ed Kocheco
Jasper
Lord Lansdowne
Baskell
Belfast
Auguste
St Loubves
Alvin Kelly
Kelly
Oporto
C$ Packard
Vanselow
Sagua
Schrs
Emma R Smith
Faulkner
Funchal
Maggie Dalling
Dalling
Camdenas
Tyler
Wiliams
Allyn’s Point
Sam Castner
Cook
John D Paige
Halep
Gertrude Abbott
Apphia
Amelia
Williard
Emity R Fon
Gabriel
Jordan’s Creek
Rodney Barker
Yon
Delaware
Greakwater
Angle
Love
Nettie Shipman
Hudson
Republic
Grant
Philadel&ia
Joshua Nicholson
Adamson
Rio Marina
Triumph
Kamps
Seriphos
Caroline
Schiuster
Fiume
Billow
Coe Barks Johanne
Toive
Sondon
Capes
British Princess
Freeth
Doughton
Mackey
Belle R Hui
Brush
Hoboken
AW Thompson
Kiergan
Stoweil Sherman
Newcomb
Chesapeake
Richmond
Old Dominion
John Ready
Marshall
Wilmington
William & James
aAr
Canada
Warner
Taccalaso Templar
Knacke
Seattle
Oakland
Welfare
Portadison
Knight Companion
Queenstown
Batllumbie
Mararoa
Sydney
Loch Torriden
Hull
Savannah
Gate City
Hedge
Elena
Gerber
Gudvang
Barba- Ocs
City of Savannah
Wiliam Lawrence
San Pedro
Kenmore
Jenkins
Satem
Swis
D Dobbin
Rumny
South Amboy
A Heaton
Boston License Notices for Drugists and Victuallers Gusting 1886
Boston police notices dated April 20 1886 announce licensure applications under chapter 100 109 of the Public Statutes for Thompson Miner Luther Jenkins Anton Benz Charles Stearns John Little Lizzette Roos and John F Scott as druggists or victuallers of various classes at addresses on Hanover Tremont Leverett Atlantic Avenue Haverhill Church streets and Long Wharf with F C Irving as clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Boston
Thompson & Miner
Hanover Street
F. C. Irving
Boanup
Potter
Stillman A. Cole
Tremont Street
Bearp
Ponce
William Callahan
Leverett
Spring Streets
Board Or Police
Anton Benz
F. ©. Irving
Boar of Police
Charles H. Stearns
Atlantic Avenue
Lewis Wharf
F.C. Irving
Boaxv
Potog
John Little
Haverhill Street
Koarp
Powice
Lizzette Roos
Church Street
Boaxroor Pollice
John F. Scott
South Side
North Side
Long Wharf
F.C Irving
Boarp
Poncz
William Hayes
Albion
Paul Streets
FP. C. Irving
Thomas R. Tobin
Oswego Street
Board of Polies
Doane & Eldridge
Pleasant Street
Jeremiah Sullivan
Tyler Street
Board of Pollice
William Crosby
Water
Kilby Streets
Board of Pelico
George F. Mansfield
Myrtie
Anderson Street
Soard
George Going
Causeway
Portland Streets
Board of Portce
Georgine Moldenhauer
Washington
Ash Streets
Raffel Cohen
Leverett Street
F. C. Urving
Washington Street
F. C.rving
E. A. Boardman
Postoffice Avenue
Marcus C. Clark
F. OC. Irving
Beanup
Polce
Patrick Higgins
Essex Street
F. C.irving
Nathaniel F. Goldsmith & Co
Central Wharf
Central Street
Board of Pouter
Joseph W. Brooks
Salt Boston
James B. Hayes
Hudson Street
Board of Polce
Charles S$. Gove & Co
Canal
Merrimac Streets
George W. Armstrong
Boston and Albany
Kneeland Street
John Holland
Cambridge
North Russell Streets
Fred W. Holbrook
Merrimac Street
John 3. Doane
Hanover
Commercial
John Evans
Commercial Street
John R. Tufts
Federal Street
F. CG. Irving
Board of Petrce
William M. Armstrong
Warren J. Crosby
Norfolk Oyster Company
Causeway Street
Mass
Geo. H. Wadleigh
U. S.N
Proposals for Military Supplies Advertised in 1886
Dever QuarreeMaster's Office Philadelphia invites sealed proposals in triplicate for Army clothing and equipment. Contract items include helmets, hats, stockings, gloves, blankets, tents, paper, cloth, webbing, and all other military trimmings. Bids due May 18, 1886. delivery starts July 1, 1886. inspection strict. domestic preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dever
Congress
Pacific Coast
M. I. Ludengton
PurcHasine and Devor, CO
High Street
Boston
Mass
Thomas C. Sullivan
C.s
U.S. Amy
Post Subscription Rates Listed for Daily Weekly and Six-Cales
A brief notice outlines subscription prices: Daily Post at five dollars per year per copy, Weekly Post at one dollar per year per copy, and six copies available for five pounds. The item reflects period pricing and multiple formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Post
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Jordan
Ash
Carpetincs
Clencary Rucs
Symrpa
Jordan, Marsh
John P. Burke
First Church Proprietors
Gladstone
Washington, Summer & Avon Sts
Currier
Matthews
Seventh Regiment
Henry Carstensen
Workingmen’s Institute
Edward Atkinson
Ehhall
East Boston
Citizens’ Trade Association of
Knights of Honor Hall
A. C. Whitney
B. P. Bates
W. B. McMichael
A. B. Porter
F. A. Wellington
H. B. White
J.J. Maloy
E. D. Leighton
J. W. Walsh
R. P. Keough
Pierce’sa ‘‘Golden
Sporting News
Harvard Vs
the Press
Baseball
Rochester
Hornung
Kensell
Sutton
Kennedy
Wise
Parker
Buffator
Waah
Johnston
Morrill
Poorman
Flackett
Myers
Vandyke
Botner
Warner,c
Aeds Casas Ces Sheagssiyer Ae Aa
Boon Ess Visses
Tescewassan Odo
Rocrobet Conteuvensssnsacies
Buffinton
Hackett
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