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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1882

Page

4

Bliss company of Athcbore makes jewelry and wiring

The C A Bliss company of Athcbore is incorporated for jewelry manufacture with A M Dotve as president and Jd KE Carpenter as treasurer. The Warren steamer Victorian from Liverpool ran aground near Bug tieh and reached its dock with no injuries. Col Strachan of the ninth regiment hosted officers at Ocean Spray cottage. The Old Grover and Baker Sewing Machine factory at Washington and Waltham is being repainted for Vose Piano Company lease. Christian union excursion to Mount Prospect and a Charles River sail aboard the White Swan departs Fitchburg depot at 2:46. The German English school holds its annual meeting at Amory grove with rifle and other matches and prizes. Militia roster changes list several officers and staff across regiments. Patrolman Rufus Maxwell, alleging persecution, was suspended after incident at South Cove station.

Liverpool Cabor Bug Tieh Ner Dock Col Strachan Ninth Regiment Ocean Spray Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Company Washington and Waltham Streets Vose Piano Company Whicch Christian Union Mount Prospect Waltham Charles River Fitchburg Amory Grove Prizs Elijah George Boston George Maxwell Holyoke Patrick CO. Reardon Daniels. Keefe Herbert L. Burrill First Regiment Infantry William Anderson Fredrick W. Hentz Rufus Maxwell Division 4 South Cove Adams Maxwell

Cambridge's First Mayor James D Green Dies at 94

Obituary notes James Durrell Green, Cambridge’s first mayor, who died at his daughter’s home on Aug 18 at age 94. Born in Malden in 1793, he studied at Harvard, served as pastor in Lynn, Campbell and Cambridge, and led Cambridge as mayor from 1840 onward. Other deaths listed include Mrs. Elizabeth Gouverneur Parker and Alfred Guthrie of Chicago, plus several regional figures.

James Durrell Green Cambridge Malden Harvard College First Congregational Church Lynn Charlestown Third Congregational Church Unitarian Board of Selectmen Green Cambridge City Guards Elizabeth Gouverneur Parker Montrose N.J Commodore Lawrence Kearney Cortlandt Lewis Parker James Parker Col John Parker New Jersey Curacoa West Indies United States Alfred Guthrie Chicago Samuel Guthrie Ilinois and Michigan Canal Lake District George Washington Harris Harrisburg Mr. Harris Robert Harris John Harris Elizabeth Ewing John Ewing University of Pennsylvania Leverett C. Massey Long Beach Nahant Post 5 Grand Army John L. Parker Bangor Parker Groveland Mass Denham Wiliam Griffin sJockl James Peacock Worcester Hiram Adams Vemont Vergennes Samuel Clarke Buzell Exeter N. H Northwood Phillips Exeter Academy William Griffin Market Street Johnson Street Fred. B. Smith Sutton Bright Worcester County Elbridge Gerry Lynnfield Cape Town Nathaniel James Merryman Grahamstown

Greenback state convention in Massachusetts nominates Butler

The Massachusetts Greenback Labor Party held its convention in the Metropole at 11 AM with about 300 delegates. After committee reports and debates the balloting named General Benjamin F. Butler as the gubernatorial candidate, with a full ticket including Cullen, Howes, Foster, Snow, and Merchant.

Rather Massachusetts Cues Pilr G. B. Hatchimsop Chelsea Charles H. Litechman Marblehead Horace Binney Sureent Salem Israel W. Andrews Danvers S. I. Small Provincetown Nathaniel W. Stoddard Brockton Orin Fairbanks Boston Charles W. Pigeon East Boston John M. Devine Charlestown James M. Buffam Lynn William J. Rust Gloucester Thosas Wooldredge Lawnenburg N. Reed Natix A. B. Brown Worcester Charles F. Warner Northampton D. W. Logan Springfield George Button J. A. Vincent Beuston G. B. Hutchinson George D. Stiles Litchman Senator Hoar Hubbell South New Hogland Mills America New England Pennsylvania Twe National Banks Congress Cushing Middleborough Augustus F. Rice South Weymouth J.M. Vincent Franklin Foster A. T. Smith Saxonville A. H. Patton A. H. Wood Lunenburg A. F. Hall A. B. Howe Northborough T.johnson Greenfield George Datten J. H. Wilson Saugus A. P. Tanner Connecticut Maine Harris M. Plaisted T.C. Brophy Johnson Athol W. H. McLaughlin McLaveblin Gen. Butler Levy Mr. Levy Cannon Butler Committee On George Cullen Springeld John Howes George Foster E. A. Snow Augustus F. Merchant Leaverett Lord

Contested Guardianship Case Involving Piercy Infant

Testimony for the guardianship dispute over Viola Carrie Carmen Piercy, infant daughter of the late Samuel W. Piercy, was filed in San Francisco. W. Duards, grandfather and maternal grandfather, seeks guardianship while Mrs. Piercy Sr. contests. The hearing is set for August 30 after two postponements, with six witnesses detailing Piercy’s state of mind and his wish for his mother to care for the child.

Viola Carrie Carmen Piercy Samuel W. Fiercy San Francisco W. Duards Mrs. Piercy, Sr Piercy

Splendid Stallions Arrive from Europe on Victoria

The steamship Victoria arriving Friday brought 12 large draft stallions from Great Britain and northern France for breeding. Owners include Thomas Blake of California with Samson, Jr. and Briton. Ohio handlers E Price and T Watkins bring Sampson, Second Duke of Cambridge, Montgomeryshire Yet, Royal George, Pare Shire, and others from Scotland including Brown Prince and Young Pride of Wales. The horses will be driven to their western destination after landing.

Europe Victoria Warren Line Great Britain France Thomas Blake California Samson, Jr E. Price T. Watkins Ohio Sampson Second Duke of Cambridge Montgomeryshire Royal George Pare Shire Scotland Brown Prince Pride of Wales

Littell's Living Age Aug 12 19 contents preview

The issue lists essays on American Society in American Fiction and The Turning Point of the Middle Ages with emigre and colonial topics. It notes serials and poetry pieces including Weighed and Wanting by George MacDonald and works by Collier Dyer Bensel Sawyer Lunt and others.

Littell Muhammad Alexandria Sir John Franklin Dickens Robin Thomas S. Collier Frances J. Dyer James B. Bensel Walter L. Sawyer Horace Lunt

Auction Schedule Listing Various Trades and Brokers

A dated notice lists sale times and participants including Isburgh & Co and Francis Henshaw & Co for horses carriages and stocks with other firms such as Horatio Harris & Co and R L Day & Co. Additional entries show Boots and Shoes merchants A S Richards & Co with locations in New York and Philadelphia and Lippincott Son & Co.

Isburgh & Co Francis Henshaw & Co R L Day & Co Horatio Harris & Co Wlonday Boots New York A'S Richards & Co Philadelphia Lippincott Son & Co

Mails Close at Boston Post Office for Far East Sailings

Postal notice announces mail closing times at the Boston post office for ships to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and East Indies by the Arabic from San Francisco on August 26 and to Sandwich Islands Fiji Sydney Sydney and Australia by the City of Sydney from Sao Francisco. It instructs letters for Pacific steamers to be deposited eight or nine days before sailing.

Hoston Post Ofice Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies Sao Francisco Sandwich Islands Fiji Islands Sydney Nsw New Zealand Australia City of Sydney Boston

Lightship to be withdrawn near Escambia wreck replacement

The Lieuhouse Peain announces that after September 1832 the lightship near the Escambia wreck off California near the entrance to San Francisco Bay will be withdrawn. A new first class automatic beacon buoy painted with tea and pluck horizontal strips will be moored in its place.

Washington Norice California San Francisco Bay

Ships and routes listed in late 19th century log entries

The extract notes ships and origins with routes and positions: John de Costa Robinson from San Francisco to Queenstown dated May 15 near lat 60 4 South. Fast from Greenock to Quebec dated Aug 8 at lat 55 lon 34 4p. Hremen from Liverpool to San Francisco dated July 14 at lat 1 Notch ion 25 West. Vigilant from Havre to Philadelphia around i 16 off Montauk. Gutenberg from Bremen to New York Aug 7 off Georges. Bark Sarah Yale from Boston to Western Islands Aug 12 at 42 12 ton 5226.

John de Costa Robinson San Francisco Queenstown Ion Fast Lockhead Greenock Quebec Lon Hremen McDougall Liverpool Vigilant Dllingham Havre Philadelphia Monutauk Gutenberg Ger Bremen New York Georges Sarah Yale Boston Western Islands

United States Shipping Commissioners Report July 1882

Boston shows 214 men shipped and 21 advances paid with 3 6440 total payroll 314 453 30. New York lists 990 shipped and 27 7385 00 paid with 39 163 29 payroll. San Francisco records 355 shipped and 11 700 50 advances with 30 202 30 payroll and Savannah reports no ships or discharges.

Boston Oisserver’s Ofiflox Senvion Darome Trerew Dee Port Aio Mead Win United States Shipping Commissioners New York San Francisco Savannah

Marine Notes on Atlantic Vessels and Groundings

Reports of ships in distress and harbor incidents. Sch Fair Wind from Cadiz to St Johns braced for Cape St Vincent, returned to Cadiz after losing foretop on July 24. Victoria grounded near Bug Light but refloated with no damage. Bark Car Hausted from Portland to Rio Janeiro in port repair after July 8 cargo discharge. Virginia from New York to Aujer arrives Batavia after leak and minor damage. Adeline from Plymouth to Port Hood parted Springstay Ave 10 and reached Canso. Cupid from Montreal to Montevideo ashore at Monicana, later repaired and reshipped cargo.

Cadiz St Johns Cape St Vincent Victoria Worthington Portland Queenstown Rio Janeiro London Virginia Pettigrew New York Aujer Batavia Adeline Plymouth Mass Port Hood Beaver Harbor Canso Alexandria Enoch Robinson Blake Lida Babcock Dare Scait Frausces Baltimore Bessie Morris Birch Boston Thomas Clyde Fisher Isaac T Campbell Matthews Bangor Mary Aun McCann, Brown Elizabethport Serena S Kendall Kendall Hoboken Lizzie L Mills Armstrong William Butman Morrissey Perth Amboy Ben Carver Lowell Wentworth Kimball Providence Brilliant Blodgett Vineyard Haven Arlith Lizzie Cochran Hopkins Weehawken Cephas Starrat Lawrence Belfast Schs Herald Fiske Newport Petrei Decrow Arey Park Louisa Bliss Strong Emma Riley Allen Windsor J H Hoyt Discway Thomas N Stone Pitcher Kennebec Alscar Nina Seconda H Miler Clark Black Stone Taylor Icis Carter Burton Charleston Hattie V Kelsey Randall C Buckley Cranmer Mary A Drury Bear_e Finsbury Barrow Brunswick John H Cross Charles M Newina Matherson Bearse Philadelphia Danversport George and Albert Bryant Dutch Island Harbor Icis Lottie Somers Pawtucket Lewis Jane Smith J G Fell Shropshire Joseph Hay Butler Bristol Black Diamond Newport Eliza J Raynor Jarrett Wickford Johnon Josephine Cook Narragansett Fali River Carrie Holmes Lyman George Gurney Gurney Amboy Wyoming Ella Twittle Raymond Emma Aery Hall Mary F Corson Willams Tennessee Beal Nelson Harvey Berker Fortress Monroe Elpis Harry Messer Austrian Barrett Liverpool Halifax Thanemore Inch Koin Frank M Howes Jacksonville Weston Rio Grande Burrows Ew York Fannie A Graham Welsh Ronneburg Ndon New Bedford Allentown Swazey Lady Ellen Dimmock Hastings Chase A K Woodward Jordan Susan Ross Hart Sailea Alice T Boardman Coggeshall Adee Felicia Crapo South Amy Groveland Barker Fall River Sylvester Hale Coleman Somerset Richard Pill Nickerson Lucy Cassany Anna M Dickerson Hutchinson Georgetown Gamecock Robinson Calais Port David G Floyd James M Baylis Hiram Tucker Essex George W Jewett Saran Mills Phena Susan E. Jayne Aery Forrester Fair Winn Clement Newbury Port Kate Wentworth Gray Sydney Joseph G Stover Eliza A Anderson Rankin Susan Kennedy Rondon Haverhill Charles Carro Cary Hercules Penaleon New Orleans Hugnes Barnsley Thompson Vardi Port Eads Knickerbocker Seward Hallowell H Crawford Reed Port Sarah E Douglass Bethel Nassau Barks Stanfield Liberia Peterson Sierra Leone Brig Woodbury Brown Curacoa Ibs Clouilde Hammond Tampico Elise Lucie Hulm Cape Haytien Aliso Prince Frederick Brandhoff St Nazaire Johanne Schattenburg Hamburg Coultreet Walters Bremen Yaliswa Barbadoes John H Crandon Briggs Brirens -Flynn Galveston Millen Lengwanvah Col W Razee Atke Fell Gate Canima Davis Eleanora Bragg Neptune Berry Towns Myrtle Merritt Beer River Riberia Buck St John Sarah Hunter Morris Senator Bunsby Frank Herbert Philbrook Sarah Eaton Eaton AL Mitchell Mitchell Newburyport Ned Sumter Pinkham Saco Julian Berkele Crosby Dover Marshall Perrin Packard Mary Leburner Lyup William Bement Harris de Salem Esprey Crowley Bremerhaven Silas McLoon

Disasters Reported Along Coastal Vessels and Wrecks

Multiple nautical incidents reported from Aug 4 to Aug 18 include the ashore Paragon on Mohawk Reef near Port Colborne, Lake Tourston leaking after arriving at Vineyard Haven, the brig Mai Danielsen presumed founder near Elsmere, the Ital Raffaelo wrecked at Breezy Point, and Paramita losing topmasts near San Francisco. A two masted schooner in Portsmouth Harbor sustained damage, while Seb Loella fouled anchor and was beached at Kittery Point.

Port Colborne Paragon Mohawk Reef Vineyard Haven Mass Lake Tourston Rockland New York Mai Danielsen Stockholm Elsmere Grand Turk Sci Ambronija Ital Raffaelo Genoa Pensacola Carlos Paramita Humphrey San Francisco Portsmouth Ower Seb Loella Amee Dover Lower Harbor Fishing Island Ledge Fearless Kittery Point Flats

Shipping News Summary of Transatlantic Vessels and Arrivals

Special Despatch details vessels and routes: Arat Aspinwall and Bremen reports from New York caught by Aug 9 to Aug 18 entries. Ships include Colon, America, Parisian, Virginian, Illyrian, Granada, Mark Lane and others sailing to Liverpool Rio de Janeiro Boston Pernambuco and Baltimore with arrivals at Havre Windsor NS and St Helena.

Secret Ludlow Annapolis Mdise Hatheway & Co Saxon Snow Philadelphia EB Sampson Penobscot Roix Bangor Anahuac Boston Lunt Calcutta John W Canvler Tarifa New York Brown Cardenas Colby Burgeo Atwood Barteaux Port Williams Chieftain Shatner Thorne’s Gove Hudson McRae Bonaventure Home Farnsworth Granville EJ Mansell Nodden Church Point Henrietta Kenney Pubnico Talisman Harborville Elizabeth Clark Margaretville Windsor Packet McBride Mahone Bay Adair Berry Clementsport Emma L Potter Jones G F Day Canada Creek Asnton Lewis Weymouth Alice Kerrigan St John Holmes Haskell Samuel Castnor Jr Burroughs H W Anderson Babcock Jennie N Huddenl Henderson Wm Wiier Donahue Minnie A Bonsall Sonsall Dreadnaught Griffin Thomas W Hyde Trodgdon William Marshall Cain Gee Evan Ferris Mary Standish Higgins Perth Amboy Oliver Schofield Crowell Port Johnson Edwin J Palmer White Hoboken Thames Robins Rowena Newbury Ontario Sprague Calais Lyndon Harding Sea Flower Quihn Daniel Webster Marshall Balloon Eaton Swis Warrenton Randlet Colson Stevens Mary Fletcher Hammond Express John and Frank Baker Alfred Chase Robinson Camden Adelaine Crowley Jonesport Balance Allen Rockland James R. Andersen Acadia Mediterranean Port Antonio Baltimore Liverpool San Francisco City of Rio Janeiro Panama Queenstown Bothnia Antwerp Neceriang Fox Island Montreal Virginian Glasgow Nestorian London Galileo Aviona Glenavan Roaburgh Casue Adam Merchants’ Exchange Aspinwall Colon Bushnell Jordan Bremen America Sansa River Parisian Outrea Havre John de Costa Newark Illyrian Pernambuco Mark Lane New i Granada St Phemas Cyphrenes Rio Janeiro Windsor Hattie H

Maritime Shipping Activity Charts From Bordeaux and Beyond

In ports of Bordeaux and Marseille ships and barkes voyage to New York Halifax Calais and London with vessels such as Emma Marr Korsfarer Ville de Para Heimdal and Eta on schedules through August Aug 16 and July 20. Multiple cargos and routes include ships to New Orleans Boston Liverpool and Quebec with sailings and arrivals recorded for merchant vessels, brigs, and steamers.

Bordeaux Emma Marr Copp St John KinGstTon Beta Shaw Bermuda Halifax Marseilles Caldera de Beville New York Sicily Eleanore Madre Nappa Caroline Brun San Francisco Due Fratelli Rallo Simpson Garguilo New Orleans Eber Mercevich Boston Montevideo Joan Patten Lawson Liverpool Valparaiso Birnam Wood Gregory Upc Transatlantic Tennesen Cardiff Saga, Engstrom, Inc Nanaimo Devonshire Purvis Hong Kong Norte Storey Arsch Isabella Hencke Satilla River Abelyea Hamilton Newport Carl Haasted Maroney Portland Queenstown Laura Norton Lottie B. Cosman Bath Annie W Akers McIntyre New Beaford Anna Currier Vanwart Luta Price Price Lillie Bell Hamlyn Ap Vera Ruz Augli British Empire Fawcett Havana

Foreign Ports-Sy Cable. Aug treasure ship and barque movements

Various ships, barks, and steamers arrival and departure notices from Ardrossan Antwerp New York Glasgow London Liverpool and other ports. Vessels named include Matanzas Mimi Vahland Conductor Ibis Norge Wandering Jew Amaranth Clara Neptun Boston Matterhorn and Vaderland among others with arrival or sailing dates in mid August.

Sy Cable Ardrossan Matanzas Simmons Avana Antwerp Mimi Vahland New York Spartan Reed San Francisco Michener Bremer Nicolau Knudzen, Petersen Elsinore Norge Pedersen Falmouth Harkness Glasgow Borghese Pearson Greenock Olivia Temple Quebec Hamburg Barks Amaranth Hulmers America Columbus Kleck Barre Sais Friedrich Bruggermann New Orleans N Blanchard Blanchard Isle of Wight Neptun Backnaus Bremen Clara Grote Baltimore Liverpool Andean Alexander Dominion Reid Montreal Emily Chaplin Harris Purutana Bennett Rotterdam Papa Risette Ferro Philaelphia Scilly Vaderland Beynon Sligo Adam White Neal Seville Emilie Marie Aleen Waterford Cecilia Corvaja Philadelphia

Port Johnson and Dover Shipping Versus Global Voyages

A sprawling Norfolk style harbor update lists multiple vessels sailing or cleared on 17th and 18th from ports including Newburyport and Providence to Dover Boston Hoboken and Philadelphia. Notable names include artha teams Port Johnson Dover Charlotte Buck Smith Hoboken and Captain Myre Lignt Merrill with many bark and steamer movements to Cape Town Port Spain and Liverpool.

Newburyport Myre Lignt Merrill Port Johnson Boothbay LAND Ariath Alexander Campbell Bunker Poitadevilla Helen Phinney Silvester de Porismoutu Hatile L Curtis Bodzins Dover Charlotte Buck Smith Hoboken Sabedith Schs Xmena Thompson Macbias Jennie Greenbank Pi'sbury Bansor Providenche Wiliam Jourdan Tharasher Philagetphia Alice Borda Taylor Pailanelpnia Philadelphia Kari P Masop Nekerson Kinas Rupyon Vaupvell Trenton Mary Lettie Largh Elizabethport Waterline Kelley Belle R Hull Brusp New York Mingmas Cobb Mariel Anderson Adam Greenleaf Kenduskeag Whitney Elias Rose Lewis Uo Bertha Bertha, Willliams, New York Albion Halleck Phila Elphla—Arlétn John S Detwiler Barry Lyn Helen H Benedict Manson Kennebec Wandering Jew Ulmer Boston New Castle Icis Nellie Lampher Higgins Erard S Gorson Lomard Cambridge Arith Pannie Grumsey Pottsville Pierce Lutem Fortunato Repetto Schiaffivo Cape Town Navarino Foss Kempt Rinzdove Haskell Rockland Cnariestown Henry Sutton Conover Bit Stowe Phinney Hoston Louisa Frazer Rawford Gardner Theo Deab Smith Smith. Dight.n: Robert H Parker Narragansett Carson Salem Rebecca M Smith Grace Kennebec De'tna Adams J H Moore Adams Elien Tubin Bristol Katie G Rotinson Sooy Providence Morgensen Bremen Rosa Chichizola Normandy Joel Cook Springer Mary Nowell Lark Lana A Babcock Babcock Braintree Sarah Shubert Ewing Salem Leovessa Hendricken Amesbury James H Gordon Donahoe Beverly E A Rommell Love Trinity Point Storm Stash Dizhton Anita Nelson Charleston Champion Totterdam Aristic Gera Saunders Bath Mary Graham Kennebec Delaware Allentown Swasey Saxon Snow Onio Liverpool Arlith Rachele Smereninich St Vincent Thomas Brooks Waugh Guantanamo Sap Joan Proctor L Bradley Bark Impe Farball Lucy A Blossom Nickerson Charles P Sinnickson Tomlin New Besford Marshal Perrin Packard Cirford Bragden John S. Converse Coffin Formosa Hyland Sydney Wilmington Discovery Perriman Honolulu O W Lord Blenkieship Ee NC George Davis Mallory Ordon Port Lith Chocolate Girl Falster London Jennie Beazley Lawrence Perth Aubey Welaka Cottrell James Holmes Ryder Ellsworth Romoat Guries White Belfast Clearea Sylvester Hale Coleman Stonington Surge Smith Philadelphia Daniel Morris Garter Perrine Sisson Sailec G Whilkin Ferris New Trork Westeri Susan Nash Henrietta Billiard Port Antonio Meehan Tribeu Johann Dantei Niemann Baltimore Vanadis Peterson Riga Hermann Friedrich Niemabr Hamburg Del Jennie E Simmons Grace

Khutel Arrivals List of Passengers and Names

A long roster of arrivals includes H A Dodge Concord G P Thatcher Providence 4 Hodges Somerville 3 W Conrad Zanesville C Lynch Chicago, and many more names with cities across the United States and abroad. The list records passengers and their origins or destinations including Philadelphia New York Cincinnati Portland Lawrence Fitchburg Haverhill and Augusta among others.

Dodge Concord Thatcher Providence Hodges Somervile Conrad Zanesville Lynch Chicago Green & Wi Albany Wood Newport Cincinnati Foss Burrage Johnstown Lyde New York Parker & Wi G Smith Philadephia Scofield & Wf Philadelphia W & Smth Utica Taylor

Thremont House and Various Residents Listed in New York Ledger

A list of names and addresses across multiple cities including New York Philadelphia Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago and Washington. The items mention residents firms and households such as Thremont House Warren Circionat Crym and many others with initials and street references. The clipping reads as a directory or notice of names rather than a narrative report.

HW Warren Circionat K Crym New York G Smith Martforda Hudson Washington Gerver New Russell Liverpool Montgomery Cornel Urrier Camden R Benses Bath W Trelvisi Elizabeth T Lee Philadelphia CH Fowler Hartwell Philacelon EE Emery Kes Ashwell New Yort Crapo S Beaford Stevenson Washiszto Lennon Grincerg Davenport Paw Paw A Sherman Buffalo M & Libby Buffalco H Russ Addey & d Cincinnati Miss Tweddle Atbany H. Wiener W & Fm Phila Col J L Merriam St. Paul Burbank St Paul Douglass Adives T Berryman Royal Baking Powder Co Wall Street

Names List of Readers and Residents Across Multiple Cities

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with city affiliations including New York Worcester Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Hartford Providence Newark Attleboro Bangor Walpole and Tarrytown. Names include Wilboro Folsom D N Folsom Dellaven Marx Moreton Dremmond Landy Roy Gupter Schmidt Anderson Pendieton Hobbs Shawley Stockner Moore Phillips McLester Hstein Trowbridge Virtue Monroe Merril Datton Whipley Blanchard Stander Richardson Somnee Jones Murray among others.

Wilboro Worcester Folsom Cambrdge Stockner Pittsburg Moore Phiadelphia Phillips Providence Miss J McLester St Low Hstein St Louis R Lewis Portiano Trowbridge Pouchkee St Albans F Virtue Newark Monroe Wilmington T Merril Walpole Attiebor Somnee Attleboro Jones Bangor JH Stanley New York BR Thomas Mass Booth Tarrytown Murray Philadelphia

Wholesale Merchant Listings Across Cities and Firms

A dense roster of names and firms from across the United States and Canada appears, listing individuals and companies such as J A Roy Roy Bros Aberdeen Miss, Craw H Blumbage Alleghany Pa, Caw EC Johnson Atchison Kansas Craw, M H Kittredge Bay City Mich Am, R W Price McMillan Co Chattanooga Tenn Craw, M D Wells & Co Chicago Ill, W Rosenberg Nathan Flexner Louisville Am, and many others from Chicago Cleveland Louisville St Louis and other locales. The fragmentary text resembles a trade directory or ledger of buyers, sellers, and agents with varied regional reach and affiliations.

A Roy Roy Bros Aberdeen Miss Fielding Alleghany Craw Blumbage EC Johnson Atchison Kus M Berry Atlanta Ga H Kittredge L Kittredge Bay City Mich T Kennedy Brunswick O'Neill O' Neil & Son Charleston Ore Nelson Nelson & Co Darcy Price McMillan & Co Chattanooga Tenn Wells Wells & Co Chicago Ill Greensfelder Rosenthal& Co Lil Hills Dogcett Bassett Hills & Co Dodge Pheps Dodge & Palmer Carpenter Guthman & Carpenter Tre Thorne Thorne & Co Cincinnati Chilas Grott T Co Cleveland O. Pa Stewart Keith & Stewart Creston Hinkle Nisoet & Co Evansville Indiana Rosenberg Rosenberg Nathan&Flexner Louisville C Cave Geo F Wood & Co Bamberger, Streng & Co M Hill J M Hill & Co Memphis A Meissner Milwaukee Wis S Mever Monroe J Meyer Muscatine Settle Settle & Kinnaird Nashville Seabury Seabury’s Sons Norfolk Birthenthical Pine Blacland Kingsbury Blasland & Co Quincy Ripinski Sherman Tex Marlow St Joseph Noyes Norman & Kemper Lewis Lewis & Vo St Louis Warner Tennent, Walker & Co Kelley Goodfellow & Co Brown Hamilton, Brown & Co French Todd French & Co G Storey Storey Talladega Ala H Brown Tyler Childs Fulier Childs & Co Toledo Smith, Smith, Simmons & Peabody Ohio Burgert Burgert & Hart Lowenstein Lowenstein & Bro Union City Conrade Zanesville

Names adrift among scattered tenures and residences

A fragmented OCR list items many individuals with surnames and partial locations across cities and states, including Edwards, Nashville, Proctor, Washburn, Dexter, Darcey, Evans, Fochey, Leopold, Combe, Rocntfellow, Weaver, Stratton, Thayer, Hill, Thompson, Foster, Wickershaw, Darlington, Davis, Snow, Reece, Jackson, Fuller, Leevis, Knieht, Wilkinson, Pomthrop, Smith, Ogjerby, Mason, Briggs, Waters, Riceley, Bradley, Oshkosh, Williams, Lane, Switch, Frye, Green, Walker, Swan, Tilton, Manson, Cone, Watkin, Pinkham, McGuire, Buck, Marston, and others, with scattered towns like Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Worcester, Greenwich, Louisville, St Louis, Providence, Montpelier, Conway, and more.

Edwards & Wf Nashville Fates Brookfield Bryant Sharon Proctor Revere Washburn Bath Winslow Dexter New York Darcey Charleston Evans Philadelphia M Fochey Philadel Leopold Combe Glasgow Rocntfellow Weaver Washingto Mason Briggs Portland G Smith Greenwich Smith Weason Taylor Hopkins Louisville Hersom Great Falls Cushman Kingston Waters Newport Riceley Bradley Warren Day Oshkosh Wis Admirer Willams St Louis

Victor Baby KRood Best substitute for mother's milk

An advertisement touts Victor Baby KRood as a best substitute for mothers milk and notes availability from all druggists. It also promotes Lewandos French dyehouse at No. 17 Temple Place Boston as a first class reliable dyehouse contact.

Victor Baby Krood Lewando Temple Place Boston

Vague List of Names and Cities Across Several States

A fragmented OCR list shows individuals with associated cities and states including Lewiston New York Mass Pittsburg Jamaica Northampton New York and Brooklyn. The scattered items include initials and surnames such as Ward Lobdell Johnston Jones Deviin Greaves Maude Corbett Donelass Mathews Merritt Blyson Laidwin Mathews Dow and more.

T Ward Lewiston F Corbett New York B Donelass H A Mathews Conn KG Averall Ian Land AC Merritt, Jr H D Blyson LG Laidwin J Mathews Brooklyn L Dow Manchester

International roster names listed for event

A compilation of individuals including A D Libbey W Waterville Hi T French Skowhegan LE Herd W Waterville Mr Hellman New York TH Lafetta New York J F Green wf Meriden F Bowland Toronto A Gates Jr Mass J Shoenber Sullivan C Strauss New York CJ Balch Providence J H Ferris New York were noted in the report.

Libbey Waterville French Skowhegan LE Herd Hellman New York Lafetta Green Meriden Bowland Toronto A Gates, Jr Mass Shoenber Sullivan C Strauss CJ Balch Providence Ferris

New England House Names Listed Officials

The notice lists members including L M Lawrence Bangor OJ Upham Needham N Adams and several others across towns such as Quincy Arlington Newton Haverhill Woburn Weymouth and Pittsfield with RMS W Hitchcock Palmer A B Whitman and Mass noted. The clipping reads as a directory of names tied to a New England House context.

L M Lawrence Bangor Upham Needham & N Adams Quincy F Richards Weymouth Henderson Arlington Wilson White Lexington Arington E Nicerson Southbay M Parks Pittsfield H Aldrich Hitchcock Palmer Whitman Mass

Listed names appear in a society or directory roster

A long roster lists individuals and spouses with city affiliations from St Louis New York Buffalo Philadelphia Chicago and other locales. The items include Miss Nichols Mrs W M Lawrence J Turney and many others with initials and family connections, likely a society or senior group directory.

L E Snow St Louis H Howe Washington New York HE Dudley Buffalo Miss Nichols G Kissel Moston Oliver Wilkesbarre Thomas Philadelphia Johnon Chicago TC Ross J E Goodrich Burlington Hathorne New Castor Harbor Black F Potter, Jr Providence Porter Lawrence M Lawrence Turney Cleveland Columbus Shirley J Giles Concord Stevens G Ludees J Dutton Cape Hayti Davidson Cincinnati L Godel Bermuda Persigmy W Field Jr Clinton Beckwith Misses Beckwith Wilmington P Burgess Boston Niagara Falls W Heerny Lowell W Fletcher S Carpenter Joliet Carpenter OG Allamard Baltimore Stillwell Jameson H Meyers D L Beshham T Wetherell S Cordner Mass R Walden Gloucester M Hill G Fox Beauvais Bedford Peck & Son Englewood Tulley McReynolds Eckel San Francisco K Eckel Ritchie McCaber F French Utica Davison Burgess

Fragmented Names List From OCR Notebook

A stream of personal names and attributions appears, listing dozens of individuals with affiliations or locations such as Concord Brockton Philadelphia Providence New York Cincinnati Oshkosh Schenectady Portland Wellsville and Greenfield. The fragmentary OCR shows multiple surnames plus initials, some with family or marital notes, but no complete event or narrative.

Cincinnati Pittspurg Alton Bombay Pangborn Jersey City Gilkeson Warrensburg New Y Savery New York Oshkosh Carson Joliet Bayley Philadelphia Boynton H Boynton G Boynton C L. Brown Greenfield Kay Wellsville Stanwood

List of names and places from several cities

A sequence of individuals and couples listed with cities and states including Auburn New York Bangor Portland Philadelphia Baltimore Worcester Lynn Providence Keene San Francisco Cincinnati and others. The fragment reads like a roster or directory of names with associated towns or companies and some titles such as wf indicating wives.

L Morrill Auburn Shay New York Lowenstein Union A Perkins Epping R Horton Epping City Pomeroy Moulton Clark Springfield H Haynes Bangor Conners Glasgow Hulburt Burlington Cobb Marshfield Abbot San Franisco Abbott San Francisco Hatch Keene Wilson Providence Johnson Pittsburg Nichols Smith McDowell Baltimore Foster Cincinnati Wolfe Wiliams Lynn A Alburt Worcester L Howard Thompson Kingston

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