Rockwell Favored for Republican Platform Chair in Worcester
Congressman Francis W. Rockwell of Pittsfield is viewed as the preferred candidate for the chairmanship of the resolutions committee at the upcoming Republican State convention in Worcester. Ex-President Bruce declines serious consideration for the vacancy and Pillsbury is seen as unpredictable. If Rockwell declines, Worcester’s Frank P. Goulding may be supported. An executive committee meeting is scheduled for tomorrow noon to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Rockwell
Pittsfield
Committee
Bruce
Senate
Ranney
Pillsbury
Rockwell
Frank P. Goulding
Worcester
Republican State Committee
Worcester Republican foresees Long victory in Dawes Hoar split
In Worcester a prominent Republican predicts a tight race between Long and Dawes. He believes Worcester county delegates will hold the decisive balance in caucus, with the east backing Long and the west Dawes, aided by scattered votes. He argues the county will back Long to clear the path for Hoar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hoar
Third Arbitrator Appointed to State Arbitration Board
Charles H. Walcott of Concord is named the third member of the State board of arbitration and conciliation. The announcement from Weston Lewis and Richard P. Barry states Walcott is 37, Harvard and law school graduate, and has served in local offices. Governor Robinson will confirm and organize the board, with the council meeting likely to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Walcott
Concord
State Board of Arbitration
Secretary of State
George D. Robinson
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Weston Lewis
Richard P. Barry
Walcott
Harvard College
Law School
Suffolk
Middlesex
Board of Selectmen
Miudlesex Institution For Savings
Robinson
Messrs. Lewis and Barry
Lewis
New York
Political Notes on Impeachment and Local Races
Speaker Brackett denies impeachment links to Dawes allies and notes no collaboration. Rumors swirl as John Haskell Butler seeks another term while Judge Wells Wesley A. Gove and E M McPherson join rival bids for the Massachusetts GOP nod. Ex Senator Frye pursues a new district seat amid questions about his stance on a U S Senate nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
New Hampshire
Dawes
Granite State
Massachusetts
John Haskell Butler
Governor’s Council
Judge Wells
Wesley A. Gove
Robert O. Fuller
Ditto
E. M. McPherson
Butler
Newton P. Frye
North Andover
Senate
Locke
Boxford
Danvers
Georgetown
Groveland
Lynn
Lynnfield
Middleton
Peabody
Saugus
Wenham
Frye
United States
Asa P. French
Board of Arbitration
Governor Denies Reopening Squire Case and Approves Removal
Albany August 25 1886 Governor Hill denies the motion to reopen the Squire case and approves the Mayor of New Yorks order removing Rollin M Squire from the office of commissioner of public works. The formal order states the Mayor removed Squire after hearings and reasons were submitted for approval by the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Hill
Squire
State of New York
City of New York
Rollin M. Squire
Ibis
Lora
Daviip B. Hin
Invine F. Cragin
The Locked-Out Tanners Still Present a Firm Front
The Salem and Peabody tannery lock-out enters its seventh week with no change. Officials deny a Leather Manufacturers' Association split and say no meeting occurred. Knights report funds to sustain the fight, while millowners upgrade plants and expand infrastructure. Bark pileups grow as work remains scarce. police return to normal staffing. violence unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Peabody
Leather Manufacturers’ Association
Knights
John Conway
Matthew Robson
McGrath
North River Canal
James Riley
Chicago Nine Triumphs On Superior Batting And Base Running
Aug 25 report from Curiaco notes the Chicagos won by strong batting and smart base running as McCormick limited the opponents. Burns led with standout all around play. Johnston and Gunning made crucial catches. Errors by the home team were excusable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Chicagos
McCormick
Burns
Johnston
Gunning
Blues win with costly errors in New England League game
The Boston Blues defeated the Lynns at South End as Gorman pitched for the visitors. Blues outbatted the home team but costly errors by Cox and battery errors by Gorman and Beecher doomed Boston. McCormick hit a homer for the Lawrences amid a sharp Blues defense. The Lynns whitewashed the Portlands at Lynn, six runs to zero, aided by Murphy delivering an RBI and Lovett scoring on a first-inning hit. Next Saturday, the Lynns face the Boston Blues at West Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yorks
Po.a. E. R
Dorgan
Donnelly
Esterbrook
OjRingo
Finley
Cf.c
Keefe
Lillie
Gerhardt
Kansas Citys
PO. A.E
Kansas
O’ Rourke
Myers
Bassett
McQueery
Ringo
Gillespie
Weidman
Wiedman
Ward
Connor
Fulmer
Detroit
Mich
Baldwin
Hanlon
Dunlap
Thompson
Boston Blues
South End Grounds
Gorman
Blues
Cox
Beecher
Riley
Lawrences
Ake
W.murphy
Hartnett
McCormick
Rucy
M.sulliivan
J.sullivan
Shaw
Barney
Emwiotocbs
Ccs
Wlues
Burke
Donovan
Pettee
E. C i
MOEBS
Esccs
OjStrothers
J. Sullivan
W. Muphy
Shaw Barney
Blu
Strothers
Lays
Lynns
Lynn
Portlands
Murphy
Lovett
West Lynn
Reilly
Steetres Esseeseredo
PO. Ale
Galligan
Kearns
Wheelock
Sheffler
I Spence
Healey
Imm
Tun—Murphy
Port A
Wilson
Lynch
The Atlantic Mills Stockholders Meet Over Gray Fraud
Eighty stockholders gathered at No. 87 Milk Street to hear directors report on the late treasurer William Gray Jr. The preliminary findings show a loss of about 560,000 with complex intercompany transactions to be resolved with Indian Orchard Mills. The meeting debated further investigations, potential capital stock action, and the election of a permanent treasurer, with another stockholders’ gathering planned in two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Mill Corporation
Milk Street
William Gray, Jr
Dalton
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Gray
O Ckhara Mills
Lawrence
Catlin & Co
S Don
Conbaskusein
Indian Orchard Mills
Indian Orchard
Mable
The
Atlantic
William Gray
Lawrence Bray
A. H. Dalton
Henry Saltonstall
Samuel E. Sawyer
Joe William Hooper
J. G. Abbott
Judge Abbott
Abbott
3Ck
Osborne
Peabody
William F. Gile
Osborn
Cram
Gile
Fellows
Baseball scores from several games listed
At Cincinnati St Louis Cincinnatis 3 Metropolitans 4 At Brooklyn Brooklyns 2 At Philadelphia Athletics 5 Baltimores 4 At Philadelphia Athletics 2 Baltimores 2 At Brockton Haverhills 5 Brocktons 4 At Pittsburg Pittsburgs 7 Louisvilles 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cincinnatis
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Metropolitans
Philadelphia
Athletics
Baltimores
Philadelphia—Athletics
Brockton
Haverhills
Brocktons
Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Louisvilles
Yachting Drift Arrivals From Provincetown and Maine
In Vineyard Haven on August 25 schooner Dreadnaught owned by H W Nickerson arrived from Provincetown for Marion. Sloop Vision owned by A J Weston arrived from Provincetown for Newport. Becouin owned by Archibald Rogers arrived from Beverly and sailed for Newport. Norseman, capt M R Peterson with guests from Boston, arrived Tuesday after a two week Maine coast cruise stopping at Gloucester Portsmouth Old Orchard Isles of Shoals and other resorts. They reported good weather and steady wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
H. W. Nickerson
Provincetown
Marion
Vision
A.J. Weston
Newport
Becouin
Archibald Rogers
Beverly
Norseman
M. R. Peterson
A. Anderson
Maine
Gloucester
Portsmouth
Old Orchard
Isles of Shoals
Newport Tennis Results Show Clark Triumphs In Five
Clark beat Slocum in a tense four set match 1-6 6-5 6-5 6-1 as Slocum faded late. Dwight and Sears won a walk over against Mansfield and Hooper 6-2 6-1 6-0. In the afternoon Dwight and Sears defeated Clark and Berry 6-5 6-1 5-6 6-3. Taylor and Brinley outlast Beekman and Slocum 6-3 6-4 0-6 1-6 10-8. A $100 purse funds a Pettitt vs winner championship match Friday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Clark
Slocum
Dwight
Sears
Mansfield
Hooper
Berry
Taylor
Brinley
Beekman
Pettitt
Infant Killed by Frightened Horse in Street Accident
In Providence Rhode Island an infant child of William E Pollard a carpenter died after a gust of wind rolled its carriage into the gutter. A nearby horse shied and crushed the child’s skull as it plunged. The incident occurred while a nurse briefly left the carriage unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
William E. Pollard
Man Known as Frenchy Bound Over for Assault in New Haven
George Edwards alias Frenchy recently freed from State prison was bound over in 2000 dollars after Mrs. Taylor of Woodbridge identified him as the nude intruder who threatened to shoot her and attempted sexual assault last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
George Edwards
Frenchy
Silver Wedding for C C Folsom at East Somerville
Mr and Mrs C C Folsom celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Gilman Street home in East Somerville. Former Somerville patrolman now overseers of the poor general agent, he hosted a lawn party with tents for about 175 guests. The Somerville police force attended in a body and left gifts including a silver hand pitcher, a salver and a fruit dish. Other presents included a French clock and a china tea set from relatives, with guests traveling from Meine New Hampshire Hudson Stowe and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Folsom
Gilman Street
East
Somerville
Meine
New Hampshire
Hudson
Stowe
Nantasket Illumination With Music And Fireworks Planned
Yesterday brought cool weather as Nantasket visitors kept up patronage while the Boston and Albany railroad prepares a large Worcester party. A grand illumination with music and fireworks is set for Monday next, the 30th, at Nantasket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Worcester
Nantasket
Poisoning Case Draws Twenty Five Witnesses
A flood of evidence surrounds Mrs. Sarah J. Robinson now jailed on a poisoning charge. Police plan to present 25 witnesses, including Harvard’s Professor Wood, to link Robinson and Dr Beers to the death of Lizzie Robinson. A related case concerns the mysterious death of Albert Wood, son of a Boston yacht builder, found off Sheep's Island with a possible bullet wound and an inquest to identify all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Robinson
Parkhurst
Somerville
Beers
Robinson
Lizzie
Wood
Harvard College
Thesson
William J. Robinson
Smith
Prince Arthur Freeman
Storey
Albert B. Wood
Samuel B. Wood
Wood Bros
Jeffries Point
Boston
Sheep’s Island
Boston Bay
Frederic Smith
Hull
Spooner
Hingham
Litchfield
Mr. Wood
Albert
Maud
Williard Hodgkins
Albert Wood
Frank
Driscoll
Hodgkins
Benjamin B. Premere Jr
City Hall
Charles W. Morse
Border Street
Lexington Street
East
Frederick T. Nash
Nash & Co
Broad Street
Young Wood
Black
Station 2
Washington Street
Salem Trotting Meet Sets Track Record at Danvers Park
Cold weather drew fair attendance as Hiram H. blazed a mile in 2:29 to set a new track mark in the free for all at the Salem Trotting Association race at Danvers Riding Park. Joe S. led early in heat three, Hiram H. won heat four by a neck, and George Jones suffered a wheel smash after a collision with George A. A 2:37 class followed with Lady Martin sweeping three straight heats, island stock farm entries, and multiple contenders in the purse events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Trotting Association
Danvers
Hiram H
Joe S
George Jones
George A
John Bolger
J. Churehill
F. Mehan
G. George Av
Island Stock Farm
P.m. Kantaka
F. Templeton
B. G. George Jones
C. E. Moster
C. m. Stubby S
Lady Martin
C. m
George Brown
B. m. Mattie
C. E. Mosher
B. G. Frank Patchen
Hull Yacht Club Ladies Regatta Sails Off Hull Clubhouse
The annual regatta at Hull Yacht Club started at 3 30 in light wind with few entries. Listed are lady passengers on Echo Hero Nimbus Em El Eye Josephine and other yachts plus a race summary by class with times and finish status and judges E W Rowell W K Miller O A Ruggles J B Forsyth and Peleg Aborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Hull
Echo
Carrie Conant
Emma Artyell
Mabel Moody
Lilian Burwell
Hero
L. M. Lower
J. B Rnney
J. M. Dbatiles
Gertrude Kent
Em-El-Eye
I. M. Bond
G. H. Bickneil
Peleg Aborn
Josephine
Skinner
French
H.M
H.M.S. I
George R. Howe
Nimbus
J. J. Luther
Burwell
Lizzie F, Daly
W. Daly, Jr
Mugwump
S. W. Quincy
P. M. Bond
D.H. Follett, Jr
E. W. Rowell
W. K. Miller
O. A. Ruggles
J. B. Forsyth
Peleg
Clay pigeon shoot records at Walnut Hill meet
Clay pigeon shooters met at M A A grounds for usual sweepstake and diamond matches. Despite a small audience, records show Tinker, Sanborn, Swift and Lawson among top finishers across multiple events including six pigeons, three pairs and novelty and diamond sweeps with Lawson and Stanton frequently among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hill
Tinker
Sanborn
Swift
Lawson
Stenton
Henry
Warren
Stanton
Nichols
Snow
Fourteen Year Old Negro Boy Accused of Poisoning Father
Joseph Fowle a small fruit store owner at Derne Street is named Joseph Walker. His 14 year old son Johnnie helped at the shop and is charged with attempting to murder his father by poisoning. The boy confessed planning to use blue vitriol on bread and chewing tobacco. Johnnie is held in $5600 for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fowle
Joseph Walker
Derne Street
John
Fowle
Little Johnnie
Lee
Johnnie
Ships Arrive With Streamers and Freight News
Streamers arrived as ships reached ports from New York and Baltimore to Liverpool and London. Vessels listed include City of Rome, Pennland, Gothenburg City, Circassia, Juliet, Queen, Canadian, and America among others with Aug 16 to Aug 25 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pei Soily
Trave
New York
Remen
Brow Head
Prydain
Baltimore
Dubblin
City of Rome
Liverpool
Gothenburg City
Montreal
London
Pennland
Antwerp
Deland
Dunkirk
Bowesfield
Philadelphia
Ovingham
Glasgow
Circassia
Gibraltar
Brutus
Juliet
Durham City
Boston
the Queen
Bassac
Newcastle
Marengo
Fron Hail
Bremen
America
Quebec
Derry
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
Pe & A. Allan
State St
Notice to Captains From Boston Signal Station
Observations made at the United States Signal Station Boston at 7 AM local time, corresponding to noon Greenwich. Time. Barometer and wind data recorded with details on sea level pressure and velocity. Captains may correct barometer readings by adding one one-hundredth inch for every ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac for Thursday Aug 26 notes high tide at 7:45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Greenwich
Port of Boston Arrivals Aug 25 Numerous steamers and barges docked
The Port of Boston list records arrivals on Wednesday August 25 including steamers Marengo Kerr New Brunswick Alleghany Williamsport Forest City John Brooks City of Gloucester and many others with cargoes passengers and towing barges from Weehawken Hoboken and other ports. Multiple vessels sail to and from Baltimore Philadelphia Portland Gloucester and New York with wood log weed and various cargoes noted alongside ship names and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Anpbott
Hull
Moise
Geof Preston
Canadian
Kerr
Glasgow
Derry
Galway
Mdee
Pasengers
H & A Allan
New Brunswick
Colby
Annapolis
W H Kilby
Alleghany
Taylor
Baltimore
Norfolk
Geof Smailey
Williamsport
Miller
Philadelphia
Forest City
Pierce
Bangor
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
City of
Gloucester
Young
M Winch
Rich
New York
Laurens, Hill
Weehawken
Robena
Toilberg
Hoboken
Bark Hattie
McFarland
Thomaston
Dodge
Clara
Wilbur
Dowling
Port Au Prince
Brich Florine
Christine
Chute
Bear River
Brecon Anna
Bown
Port Lorne
Brech Liake
Anthony
Thorne’s Cove
Brech Adelia
Berry
Clementsport
Brech
Mary Eliza
Milbury
Port Guibert
Sickee
St John
Brech Speedwell
Sandalphon
Boston
Harris
Franklin
Grifin
Port Johnson
Sarah P. Beal
Calais
Pennsylvania
Savage
Rockland
Thomas
Antelope
Banks
Flavilla
Blake
Rockport
Mary Stewart
Coombs
Sadie Wilcutt
Barbour
Lida J Lewis
Townsend
Charleston
Weymouth
L D Remick
Kemick
Ellsworth
J Ponder
Bullock
Belfast
Alert
Thurston
Sullivan Lawin
Willie H Higgins
Jones
Annie F Conlon
Seaward
Frank Maria
Woodward
Rondout
Nevada
Jadkins
J B Stinson
Stinson
Deer Islé
Wm McDeon
Bradbury
Barvara H Havey
Sulivan
Flora Grindle
Sawyer
Mt Desert
Scott
Niger
Adams
Wiscasset
Karen Happachre
Lake
Johnson
Polly
Perry
Lowe
East Coast Steamship Movement Across Ports
From East Machias to Boothbay numerous schooners and steamers are listed with origin and destination ports. Vessels include Wilkesbarre, Light of the East, Storm Petral, Flora King, and many others sailing to Boston Portland, New York and beyond. Receipts show 85,000 pounds codfish and 2000 pounds haliu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Theodore Dean
Blake
Boston
Cock of the Wak
Lewis
Portland
Lincoln
Hobson
Cotton
Crammer
Philadelphia
Kimball
Gloucester
Arcola
Icis
Alma
Amboy
George Shattuck
Bangor
Commodore Tucker
Elizabethport
Dubesque
Langor
Wareham
Jonathan Cone
Haverhill
Mary Varney
Bath
Savannah
Mary F Chisholm
William N Cross
Saphronia
George’s
A E Downs
Se Ning
Yacht Viking
Commodore Savage
Haliu
Maritime Shipping Movements and Arrivals Listed
A compiled list of sailing dates, ships, bark and brig names, masters, and destinations across ports including Amsterdam, Savannah, Parrsboro, New York, Calcutta, Montevideo, London, Port of Boston, and Liverpool. Entries show Aug and July schedules with vessels such as New City, Imperator, John Bunyan, B D Metcalf, and Catalonia among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
New City
Bray
New York
Avrendal
Imperator
Savannah
Ayr—Ar
Luciano Serra
Parrsboro
Campana
Plover
Crossley
Rosario
Cardiff
John Bunyan
Sorensen
Montevideo
East London
Brazil
Davidson
Calcutta
Elsinore
Republik
Blanke
Dantzic
Fleetwood
Axel
Tellefsen
Bay Verte
Garston
Aegir
Ingvoldsen
Park Amsterdam
Olsen
Quebec
Glassow
Louise
Larsen
Patishboro
Greenock
Charles S Parnell
Neumann
Richibucto
Buctouche
Dora
Dennis
Sydney
Hamburg
D Metcalf
Liverpool
Chipman
Willams
Lobos de Riuera
Galway
Joseph
Nichols
Keewatin
Largy
Lizard
Annie
America
Ocean Ranger
Hocken
Galveston
Fowey
London
Gravesend
Ernest
Gaspe
Haavand
Vlenners
Portland
Oporto
Dawn
Lea Clercq
O Banchard
le da
Paspebiac
Baltic Codil
Campanero
Kiehne
Baltimore
Salem
Stamberg
Brunswick
Christina
Wither
Herbert C Hull
Davis
Barbados
Marianini
Wilmington
Homburgsund
Tybee
JI Post
Delaware Breakwater
Verona
Dix
Ogden
Stamboul
Cann
Syanara
Hinton
St Helena
Ang
Ball
Hoogly
Lewis
Singapore
Boston
Arctic Whaling Report From Behring Sea to Port Clarence
A letter from Capt Bauldry of Orea reports few whales seen near St Pauls Island and one taken as he cruises Behring Sea before aiming for the Arctic. Capt Enos of Greyhound reports Ambriz voyage, 23 bbls ship oil, 50 do hook oil, medical aid due, injury from an explosion. Gold Fleece at Port Clarence with whale bone and oil cargo. Dawn, Clara Light, and private Arctic letters confirm only 13 whales taken. whalers at Port Clarence July 14 awaiting late arrivals while ice limits Arctic access. Provincetown four months sperm whaling voyage vessel Bloomer Rose Hatteras Ground reports various schooner cargoes and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Bauldry
Orea
San Francisco
St Pauls Island
Behring Sea
Arctic
Enos
Greyhound
Ambriz
Coast of Africa
Oat
Williams
Port Clarence
Behring Strait
Bark Dawn
Hiczmott
Apa
Clara Light
Hustell
Arctic Ocean
Flet
Behering Straits
Provincetown
Hatteras
Eliza Rizpab
Mary G Curren
Alcyone
Maritime peril and losses mix with salvage at sea
Yarmouth Nova Scotia August 25 reports Bark Samuel Welsh from Boston to Sierra Leone struck near Seal Island and towed leaking. Agate from Havana grounded near Carbarien Harbor with damage unknown. Abbie Dunn sank in 15 minutes near Nantucket South Shoal Light, all hands saved in New York. Fires and wrecks threaten vessels from Cartagena to Glasgow with multiple repairs and losses. A gale near Brown's Bank claims Albert Chandler. several ships report casualties and damages across Atlantic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Samuel Welsh
Thessing
Boston
Sierra Leone
Seal Island
New York
Agate, Powers
Havana
Carbarien Harbor
Sir Abbie Dunn, Fuller
St John
Wash'neton
Nantucket South Shoal
F'Ne Queen
Canadian
Kerr
Glasgow
Lon
Western Chief
Sander
Pillau
Portiana
London
City of
Philadelphia
Winn
Calcutta
Mauritius
Tiger
Beach
la Rochelle
New Richmond
Pernambuco
Georgie
Morris
Withington
Port Medray
Patagonia
St Johns
St Pierre
Frier
Havre
Miramichi
Langlade
Beaufort
Victoria
Jacmel
Norfolk
Gulf
Dexter
Liverpool
Brown
Albert Chandler
Galveston
Herbert, Fisher
Liv
Ella Elliot
Rockport
Sar Luis Pass
Savannah
Robert Dillon
Leighton
New New York
Cape Atterns
Maritime Traffic Through Hampton Roads and Ports
A long, dense log of ships cleared and sailed from various ports including Alexandria, Bath, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and Hull. Vessels listed include bark Mary A Troop, Beech Holm, Laura KE Messer, City of Baltimore, Ocean Prince, Nova Scotian, and many others with destinations such as Queenstown, Providence, Porto, or Europe. Passengers aboard Cunard Pavonia bound for Liverpool are named among the Boston departure group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Mary
Young
Yokohama
Beech Holm
Watson
Queenstown
Alexandria
Zimri
Wallingford
Philadelphia
Laura KE Messer
Georgetown
Bath
Ira Laffrienke
Goleman
Atlantic City
Chase Schmidt
Strep
Index
Garrison
Philige
Lady Ellen
New York
Dewell
Oo Hoboken
Jas
Pace
Thrasher
Osun
Ocean Prince
Ada
Nova Scotian
M May
Wilmington
Alicea
Liverpool
Pirate
Port Antonio
Bangor
Chiarina
Casola
Castellamare
Annie
Conat
Baker
Boston
Bement
Smith
Nellis B. Winslow
Port Jefferson
William Beazile
Cavanagh
Lewis Clark
Bartlett
Fall River
Lowell
Brunswick
Geof Lochner
Wiltbank
Perth Amboy
H & J Bienderman
Cavalier
Jennie Rosalind
Saxton
New Bedford
Jas E Woodhouse
Douglass
Laguayra
Kull River
Hector
Harris
United Kingdom
Anna T Ebener
Springer
Baltimore
Calais
Bars
Johnson
Charleston
City of Columbia
Immanuel
Mebach
Hamarg
Robert T Clark
Delaware
Platt
Aeenets Ga
Mary Ann
Miller
Bermuda
Eastport
Marie Domiet
Trapani
Sch $ E Nogbhtingale
Mitchells
Etta E Tanner
Malloch
Fort George Ar
Lois A Ghepies
Jacksnville
Marchioness
White
Walter L. Plummer
Plummer
Pensacol
Waccamaw
Blatchford
Mary Lord
Lord
Booteville
Guadaloupe
Laura E Afesser
Gregory
A C Buckley
Cranmer
Celina
Adams
Ruth Robinson
Fuller
H B Cousins
J R Halladay
Philaelphis
H Edwards
Atlantic Ty
Jacksonville
Schs Penobscot
Carter
Balfast
Lois
Ruth Palmer
Schs
May
Kiey
John M Brown
Fallver
Joan B Carrington
All River
Harry A Barry
New Haven
Hampton Roads
Bug T Tower
Dayton
St Stone
New Hedford
Ecs
William Flint
M O Wells
Wells
Coles River
Willie E Brightman
Tiverton
Centennial
Beatie
Iloilo
Snow Queen
McKenzie
Rotterdam
Fama
Elizabeth de Hart
St John
Mary E Oliver
Hallowell
Alpine
Cuba
Windsor
Maria Somers
Nantucket
A K Woodward
Commerce
Reeland
Nellie Eaton
Wm L Burrows
Ee Morgan
Quincy Point
AB Crabtree
Providence
J Willians
Kate Scrantop
Onariotte Rack
Geo B Markle
Wickford
Connecticut
Ayr St
Bordeaux
State of Pennsylvania
Mann
Glasgow
Orinoco
Garvin
Westward Istana
Athes
Low
Port Au Prince
Valencia
Woodrich
Gaimborough
McPhail
Melbourne
Drumbarton
Johnon
London
Barks Falmouth
Malcolm
Hantsport
LM Smith
Montevideo
Amonia
Morse
Batavia
Josefa
Meyer
Havana
Curtis
Fall Rivers Oakwoods
Carr
Port Johnson
Natragenett Pier
Golden Ray
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Petition for dissolution of Vogel Power Compensator Co.
Nom Memonwealth of Massachusetts seeks dissolution of Vogel Power Compensator Company. Shareholders Rogers name total 160 shares. Court orders public notice in Boston Post weekly for three weeks before October to show cause why petition should not be granted. Aug 7 1886. Clerk: John Noble.
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Holden
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Suffolk
Vogel Power Compensator Company
Commonwealth
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Alvan H. Rogers
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Dedham
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Asst
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Hoston
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Register
Probate Notice for Sarah L. Tinkitam in Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk probate court informs heirs and interested parties of the estate of Sarah L. Tinkitam late of Boston widow deceased. Notices address heirs at law next of kin and others with interest to appear as required by law.
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Sarah L. Tinkitam
Boston
Said
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Probate Court
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Norfolk
Lydia Smith Russell
Milton
Holden
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Ellis Spavin Care Company
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Ieston
Jane
Boston Post
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