Opposition to subsidies links Pacific Mail to Roach in press attack
New York December 4 1835 a political tirade denounces subsidies for Pacific Mail Steamship Company and John Roach arguing the firm and builder oppose free ships. It alleges leaked deals and a rushed appropriation to the Postmaster General while condemning tariff protected shipping and urging Congress to reject the measure. The piece accuses lawmakers and maritime bodies of corruption and refuses to excuse the subsidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hesd
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
John Roach
Cox
Tey
Dometics
Dingle
Sey
Eea
Wandalors
Congress
Sd Pi
Sumiwich
Settled at Last in Lynn Labor Dispute Arbitration
The Gardiner Me. strike and Lynn lockout over a Knights of Labor arbitration plan have ended. Gardiner workers quit over a contract dispute, prompting Lynn operatives to walk out. Manufacturers agreed to submit to arbitration to resolve rule questions, and both sides expect full settlement within a week. At Johns Manville’s Gienumere factory stitching room, ten new union girls fill positions as a strike by others continues. No violence occurred despite protests outside the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Kimball Iros
Gardiner
Gardiner and
Knights of Labor
Shoe and Leather Association of
Lynn Knights of Labor
Meantme
Sone
Knipite
Lauber
John Macnar
Gienumere
Insurance Commissioner's Alarm Over Life Association Act
Massachusetts Life Association run by B S Price faced scrutiny by Insurance Commissioner Tarbox for diverting its annual emergency fund to pay death claims. The Devonshire Street headquarters firm urged policyholders to reinsure with a foreign company, raising concerns over solvency and misuse of funds. Tarbox contemplates whether the action violates state law governing reinsurance and two thirds policyholder votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat Box
Massachusetts Life Association
B.S. Price
Devonshire Street
Les
Rice
Tarbox
Commission T Tarbox
Public Health Leaders Attend Annual Meeting
Durgin chair of board, with alion and Dr Abbott of the State board, travels to Washington for the American Public Health Association annual meeting. National panel to discuss major health topics. Maine board notes smallpox presence in Quebec provice with forty locations, including Cap St. Ignace and Longuenil cases, plus scattered cases elsewhere. November bulletin records 674 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. Durgin
Alion
S. W. Abbott
Wa Bington
American Public Health Association
National Association
Maine State Board of Health
Quebec
Montreal
Cap St. Ignace
Longuenil
Prinuve
Edward F Land
Maine
Special Officer Sullivan Encounters Noted Thief in City
Special Officer James Sullivan, detailed to curb express thieves, confronted James Murray alias Back Grady last night near 6 to 7 pm. Murray, carrying a bundle of overcoats valued at nearly 50, was taken to the station with the bundle held as evidence. Murray a former inmate of the correctional facility, had served four years for breaking and entering and for threatening to shoot the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
James Murray
Grady
Monadnock
Gudner
Mass
Murray
House of Correction
Ape
Boston society hears life of last Boston tea party survivor
At yesterday's Bostonian Society meeting D. T. VY. Huntoon discussed G. R. T. Hiewes as the last survivor of the Boston tea party. A portrait of Jowes was presented, captured after his reaching 90. Mc Huatooa’s paper offered a gripping account of the tea party and surrounding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian Society
D. T. VY. Huntoon
G.R. T. Hiewes
Jowes
Mc. Huatooa
Carrie Whitney Case Deepens with Medical Findings
Medical exam today found the victim Carrie Whitney suffered a fatal second vertebra dislocation caused by head pressure and bruises likely inflicted after death. Brain shows left lobe softening. spinal injury preserved for future study as detectives widen the investigation into motive and movements from Boston to Sharon and Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SuAton, Dee
Dire Tapy
Carrie Whitney
Carrie Wiloey
Winthrop
Lewiston
Lewis Oldham
Luke Loring
Sheehan
Sharon
Hyde Park
Dedham
Boston
Innis
Moore
Rumors of a scheme to block ward division ordinances
City Hall rumors say a plan by Messrs Whitten Cater and Nugent attempted to sway votes with Republicans to derail ward boundary measures. The committee report on division of wards was accepted by both branches, with amendments and delays continuing as the Mayors signature is required for final operativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Alderman Allen
Messrs. Whitten
Cater
Nugent
Aldertsen Cutter
Remor
Whitten
Nnugent
School committee amends rules on bond president election
At last evening's meeting the school committee approved changes to elect the bond president by majority of those present rather than the whole board. The sick child exclusion order was referred to committee. Winter vacation set to begin December 21. Numerous teachers nominated and confirmed for various posts across districts including Dorchester High and English High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Edith K. Hodson
Norcross
Mary E. Dee
Gaston
Maria F. Bray
George Putnam
Margaret M. Burns
Lawrence
Jennie M. Jackon
Mr. Vernon
Elia J. Cross
Andrew
Laura M. Young
Igan A. Bloom
Bigelow
Abbie M. Libby
Howard
Sybel G. Brown
Sherwin
Alice Ss. Kelley
Mary A. Shields
Stoughton
Thomas A. Mullin
Lottin
Mysty A. Tenney
Dorchester
George W. Evans
Wiliam B. Snow
James E. Thomas
Grace i. Tucker
Fifth Lowell Institute lecture on the war of 1812 by Soley
Professor James Russell Soley presents the history of the war on the lakes and the Essex ship exploits. He discusses the Constitution clash with British forces, captures 2060 prisoners, and notes victories and defeats that cemented American naval supremacy in 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Institute
Institute of Technology
James Russell Soley
U.S.N
Lakes
Oliver Hazard Verry
Thomas McDonald
Jurors Verdict in Charles French Will Case Returns
Jurors retired at 3 45 o clock Monday evening and returned yesterday morning with a verdict on the will and codicils. They found the instruments were executed legally and French disposed mind sound except regarding the 1831 codicil, and that signatures were not proved procured by fraud. The verdict nullifies the will and all codicils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Ends Long Suffering
A woman from Michigan testifies that she suffered years of female complaints including dragging-down pain. She credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with dramatic relief and urges sick ladies to try it, noting pharmacists sell it widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mercier
Yeant
Emiy
California mining stocks close values reported in list
Official closing prices for mining stocks listed from Francisco California dated December 3 show small values for firms including Rest & Belcher Hale and Noros Enos Rea Con Ophir Cala and Va Eureka Con Yellow Jacket and others with fractional shares noted in the summarized table. The report lists multiple entities in a compact brokerage style for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Cal
Rest & Belcher
Hale & Peros Enos
BOT Muo
Vesacacess Bay Crol'ar
Ophir
Cala & Va
Sevage
Eureka
Yellow Jacket, Iy
Trade names and agents listed across multiple cities
A dense OCR of firms and agents by city shows numerous names and partners in sessions from Albany to Memphis. Entries reference firms like Converse & Sun, Brooks Rogers & Co, Spear bros, Turner, Dodge, Henderson, Sachs, Brown, Capgood, Dixon, Willis, McKee, Hendricks, Singleton, and many others across Maryland New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Texas California and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Horner
Turner
Buffalo
Walker
Ads
Burington
Barhydt & Co
Chattanooga
Jenn
Vehmig
Oehmig
Johnson & Go
Chicago
Anderson
Howard
Ioward & Hayward, Craw
Macon
R Sinzieton
Singleton & Co
Mobile
Ala—M Wollner
Wollner & Lowenatia
Memphis
Senn
W Jackson
Bb Lowenstein & Bros
Market Report Faces Mixed Securities Turmoil After Vanderbilt Death
On Tuesday evening December 8 the money market shows little change with banks holding rates awaiting comptroller action. Rates for call loans remain 4 to 5 percent with collateral. general business paper trades 4.5 to 5.5 percent. prime corporate paper at 5 to 4 percent. Government securities quiet. New York bonds at 124 5/16 with premium. Stocks show uneven activity with Atchison minor losses and Union Pacific around 55. Wisconsin Central weak. earnings reports prompt cautious sentiment. mining shares rally. Major dividends declared include Fall River Five Cents Bank 2.14 percent and Merchants Electric 4 percent semiannual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rkoston
Prime Corporation
New York
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
New York Evening Post
Little Reek and
Fort Smith
Magdet Coc
Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas Railway
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Railway
Mexican Congress
Atlantic Vaeilic
Summit Branch
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Toldo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Canton
Kansas City
Clinton
Springfield
Oregon
Texas Pacific
Western Union
Booka
Executive Committee
Mc. Gould
Tsorsip
Mastern
Arthur Sewall
George C. Lord
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Samuel ©. Lawrence
Richard Olney
Frank Jones
Messrs
Lord and Bradlee
Boston and Maine Directory
Jacob C. Rogers
George S. Morrison
Worcester, Nashua
National
Huron
Osceola
Franklin
No. 5
Vewabic
Alitue
William H. Vanderbilt
Merchants’ Bank
State Street
Lake Shore
Union Pacific Hi
Eastern
New England
Vanderbilt
Drexel, Morgan & Co
O. T
Vanderbilt Line
New York Central
West Shore
Nickel Plate
Canada Southern
Michigan Central
Garrick
Vendome
Wisconsin Central
Boston
Market Mixed After Irregular Session On Wall Street
New York reports a volatile trading day with early declines reversing into a steady close. Lackawanna leads gains while Western Union weakens on dividend relief rumors. Vanderbilts and Union Pacific show notable pressure before partial recoveries. Bond activity remains firm with railroads moderately active and several issues advancing.
Chicago Grain Market Strong
A Chicago market report notes Wincet opened strong as supply gains lagged expectations and the crowd grew nervous, leading to a break. Duluth and London demand support, with year corn rising on shorts covering, while provisions remained dull. Oats and various grain lots saw mixed bids and settling prices around 41 to 44 cents. Inspections included 121 No 2 mixed corn cars and multiple oat and wheat shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George E. Eldridge & Co
Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
Wincet
Duluth
Minneapolis
London
Bestern Chamber of Commerce
Best
Lear
Flour and grain report with mixed price changes
The report shows no overall change in flour markets with various grades priced from $2.65 to $5.50 per barrel. Wheat and corn futures are mixed across Milwaukee Chicago and New York with receipts and shipments noted, while rye and oats show quiet to firm tones. Butter cheese eggs and mill feeds move modestly with regional price variations and steady to firm demand.
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Michigan
New York
City
Milwaukee
Chicago
St Louis
Toledo
Detroit
White State
Bush
Bush TV
Sarley
Canada
Canada Sc
Louis
Dee
Barney
SIG
Ierd
Basoa
York State
Vermont
Liverpool
Western Creamery
Island
N. B
Baldwins
York S
Aroostook County
Early Ross
New Hampshire
Ste
Maine
Hebron
Hiebron
Peerless
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
N. Y
Cnenangoes
Rose
Prolific
Burbank
Nova Scotia
Hubbard
Cape Cod
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Choice Northern
Provisions and live stock prices span markets and hogs
Provisions show pork and lard prices with variations by cut and quality, plus lard and hams across regions. Hogs, sheep, cattle receipts and prices from Union Stock Yards, Cincinnati, and Chicago, with detailed shipping and grading. Cotton markets in Liverpool and New York noted as steady, futures mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luc & Ib
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Cincinnati
Cade
I.c
Jowest
Wheat and corn markets steady at sea and on shore
Beerbohm reports mixed grain action with cargoes of wheat and corn steady off coast. Liverpool spot wheat firm, corn strong. London prices list wheat steady demand with sizable receipts. corn in good demand amid weather setbacks. Prices noted for pork bacon lard cheese tallow and various rail and canal stock quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxton
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Javerpool
Dee
California
London
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Prices of Sheep and Lambs and Hides and Skins
Prices list for sheep and lambs with lots and extras, veal calves, and hides and skins. Includes Brighton hides, tallow, pelts, calf skins, and dairy skins with per unit values. Classifications of cattle and sheep define quality grades and regional market notes reference Western hogs and the Boston and Albany railroad Brighton market.
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Brighton
N.B
Boston and Albany
Imports From Foreign Ports Reported In Havana Sheet
A long list of cargo items and consignors from ships Newport Catalonia and Boston City arriving via Havana and Liverpool details hundreds of items including gloves, pianos, earthenware, wool, tea, wines, brandy, oils, hardware, and textiles with numerous firms such as JD & M Williams, Shreve Crump & Low, Abram French & Co, Jordan Marsh, and Wilkins among others. The record enumerates quantities and destinations across multiple consignors and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Newport
New York
JD & M Williams
Boston
Liverpool
Enw
Catalonia
Cs Glass Favcational Supply Co
Il M Peyser & Co
Harwood & Beardsley
Benfrench & Co
Bartlett & Co
Sycamore L C
Chase &O
Bales Co
L. C Chase & Co
Little. Brown & Co
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Forbes Co
Wright Manf Co
Hovey & Co
Leeson & Co
Wheelock & Co
Jones & Co
Nicho's & Parnsworth
Kennard & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Worsters
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Charles L Fveson & Co
Glovis Claflin
Larrabee & Co
Yes & Blakeslee
Richard Briggs
Toney
Bright & Capen
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Higgins & Henderson
Leigh & Co
Mackintyre, Lawrie & Co
Drake & Co
du Rogers & Cr
Horsnel & French
Alder & Co
Stoddara, Levering & Co
Ken- Dare
Roger Wolkott
John F Brooks
Lokrdon
Eng
Hrace Partridge & Co
Oliver Dusm & ci
Sheldon & Co
Eakins & Co
Ware
Ernst
Biles P
Henderson Bros & Co
Wereprin Exports and Multiple Vessels Trade Entries
Shipping list records exports and cargo details for multiple vessels at Cadiz Spain, Luckeport Nova Scotia, St John New Brunswick, Cardenas Cuba, Port La Tour Nova Scotia, and Port Gilbert Nova Scotia. Itemized cargos include flour meal oil pork beef leather bacon books and various goods with vessel names Pavonia Walter L Plummer Festina Lenta Temperance Bell Diamond Diamont Princess and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Pavonia
Ion Ty
Cadiz
Spain
Walter L. Plummer
Luckeport
ST. John
Temperance Bell
Belletron
Cardenas
Cuba
Port LA Tour
Diamont
Princess
Receipts of Staple Products and Railroads in 19th Century Trade
A fragmented OCR record lists commodity totals for multiple railroads and regions. Entries mention cotton bales, wool, corn, oats, wheat, barley, bacon, cheese, butter, eggs, hides, leather, tea, molasses, and lumber among others. Several lines note specific volumes such as bales, bushels, cases, and boxes, across Boston and Albany, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New Jersey, Boston and Maine, and other lines, reflecting extensive intercity exchange and freight activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albny Railroad
Otis
Provdence Railroat
Old Colony
New York
New
Boston
Maine
Nuvonu
Boles Weou
Iy Express
Totals of principal staples at port this day
The table lists receipts of staples across commodities such as hats, wool, flour, cornmeal, oatmeal, oats, corn, wheat, barley, beef, pork, lard, molasses, sugar, butter, leather, hides, skins, and other items. It compares current totals to the same day last year, with figures in units like bushels, barrels, boxes, and pounds, showing volume shifts and categories by commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Principe
Froma
Palow
Dade
Lord
Baster
Paris
Vuuber
Doxes
Bang
Cara
CAPS
Leether
Oriroe
Cuuther
Care
Des
Peits
Annual Meeting of New York and New England Railroad Stockholders
The New York and New England Railroad Company held its annual meeting in the morning at the McIemson. President William T. Hart presided and the motion to refit the directors’ lease terms on Norwich and Worcester passed unanimously. The meeting elected nineteen directors with a largely identical ticket, noting two changes and praising Receiver Clark for the company’s financial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
Alton
Fort Wayne
Sixteenth Street
Rock I
New York
New England
Los M9
New York and New England Railroad Company
Mclonson
William T. Hart
Eustace C. Fitz
Norwich and
Worcester
J. K. Baker
Willian K. Burt
Boston
Charles P. Clark
Newton
Frencis L. Higginson
Boton
Chelsea
Jese Metcalf
Providence
W. F. Sayles
Pawtucket
Frederick J. Kingsbury
Waterbury
Conn
George M. Lance
William D. Bishop
C. W. Amory
William Seward Webb
Cyrus W. Field
Hart
C. P. Clark
Clark
Finance Committee
Robert C. Martin
Civil docket notes from a 19th century court
Judge Carpenter presides as Exchange Bank of Canada vs James Hathaway is discontinued. Attorneys H Difyde for plaintiff and Rogers Blodgett for defendant appear. Levi Wilson vs P L Moen results in jury disagreement. Elias S Higgins vs Francis H Lord involves a $5 note, defense argues note was for collateral security for a bill of goods and that judgment on the bill bars this action. George W Moore represents plaintiff and S J Elder for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Exchange Bank of Canada
James A. Hathaway
George W. Moore
J. Elder
Court Sessions Resume With Jury Disagreements and Closings
The record outlines multiple court sessions before judges Aldrich and Mason. Thomas Jones versus John H. H. Binford ends with a jury disagreement. George H. Rankin versus Vannton Loco motive Works resumes with lawyers listed. Chester H. Graves et al versus Nathan Webster et al resumes and closes arguments. Multiple order numbers accompany each matter. Third Session noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
John HH. Binford
George H. Rankin
Vannton Locomotive Works
William Gaston
C. L. B. Whitney
R. M. Morse, Jr
Ord
Chester H. Graves
Nathanie Webster
Fragmented Industrial Ledger Entries From Boston and New England Firms
A list of company names and notes appears, citing Peppereli Manufacturing Co, Kenning Co, Pacific Mills, Lyman Mills, Tremont Nail Co, National Banks, gas and light utilities, railroads, and cotton mills. Entries suggest executor or trustee orders and ownership shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Provincetown
Fast Braton Land Co
Naumkeag Steam
Boston Belting Co
Village
St Albans
Ogdensburg
Lase Champlain RR
Brunswick and Chillicothe RR
Consolidated Raiload of
Vermont
National City Bank
Peppereli Manufacturing Co
Pueblo Seite and Kenning Co
Boston Cye
Peppereli
Manchester
Lawrence R R Co
Naumkeag National Bank
Salem
Hamilton Manufacturing Vo
Ao Amory Miz Company
Orintal Coffee Houuse
Ts Order of Trustee
Roxbeury Gas Light Co
Cambridge Gas Light
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Boston Post
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France
Beecan
Garret Davis
John Lynch
Boasakhy
Umealth
Harrigan Horton
Webster Street
Atlantic Avenue
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City Hospital
Inagne
Soley
Califoxhnia
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Hall, Hall & Ordway Manufacture Co
O—C W Bell & S F Cummins
J R Lane & Co
Amana Brunetsco
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Slessin
Onan Francisco
Rosenstock
Rosenstock & oOo
Tie
Lessing
Peon
Curtis
Curtin, Jones & Co
Craw
St Louw
Hanford
Hanford & Co
New York City
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Catralets
Fall River Five Cents Savings Bank
Citizen’s Savings Bank of
Fall River
Merchants’ Electric Light and Power Company
Lowell Manufacturing Company
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Lehigh Valley Road
Showalter Mortgage Co
Kansas
Postoffice Square
Ake Brothers & Co
Massachusetts Loan & Trust CV
Ftusm
Stuck Bachanye
Brokers’ Board, Bec
Cae A Do. Inc
Rowland
OCO
Sonoita
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At& Pac
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
Bowman
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Bur. & Quincy
St. Loui & Ps
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W. T. Kart
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John KE
Dean & Co
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T. J. Davis
Evans & Green
Orange Park
Fla
Charles T. Brownell
New Bedford
Maass
Peck & Frisbee
New Haven
G. W W. Gardner & Co
South William Street
Uffolk County
Heal
Wesley Stevens
Jane C. B
Alfred HI. Hughes
William Bill
Patrick W. Driscoll
Board of Police
Nelson Murphy
Eustis Street
Adams Street
James O'Brien
I Street
T Bomas Casey
B Street
Dunningham & Montgomery
Dorchester Steet
William Kelly
Samuel
Jones
Commercial Street
North Street
Kore Downs
Rochester Street
Cornelius Linnehan
Shemroeck
Dorchester Streets
Dorchester District
Frank Brooks
Smatl
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Roy G J Prescott
Richard Bennett
Mary E Root
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Rolfe
Emeline Rofe
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Martha A Watson
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Mess
Dams
Washington
Marion
Henry Came
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West Newton
Philander Ames
Medfield
Daniel D Curis
Howaakvs
Melrose
Nathaniel Howard
Murdock Liquid F90d
Murdock
L. Fullington
Thal
Leverett Street
England
Europe
Caid
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Snow Hill
St. Paul Street
Epitrelioma
Swift
Jowwis A
McDonald
Atlanta
W. Barnes
Rouxville
Iowa
Tax Swift Srecme Co
Dr. du
Friendship Street
Johrsoch
E&s
Devonshire
B.S. Rigrards & GC
F. G. Wolbert
F.C. Wolbert, Sons &Co
Leonard Stes
Broadway
John OC. Wilmerding
Wilmerding
Vqguet & O
White St
Sy Townsend & Fargiey
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Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
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Bridayse
Lippingott, Son & Co., CO
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Merchants’ &Xchange Building
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14 Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
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Sharc
Alan
Russell Mills
Plymouth
Masa
Tropical American Selephone Co
International Bell Telephone Co
Eeu Do
Woburn Gas Light Co
Naumikeag Natback
Androscimzin Mille
Aiwuuiotua Bbay
Lowell and
Famingham RR
Heshire
National Bank
Thins National Bank
National Webster Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Continental Mills
Bigelow Heeling Machine Agsovuta
Cheshire Rapid
Sanvuky & Cleveland
Cone
Puebo
Arb Valley RR
Fremont
Elkham
Mo Vai
Knort
South Carvers National Bank
Peabody
Citizens’ National Bank
Fitchburg R K Gs
1897
Francis Henshaw & CO
S51
Merchants’ Exchange
Tsoom Li
Appieton Mfg Co
Chicopee Mig Co
Lacaster Miz Uo
Lowell Machine Shop
Nashua Mig Co
Yok Mig Co
Namilton Manufacturing Co
Middlesex Mills
Tremont and
Suffolk Mills
Edenshoro
Lake Champlains
Eharea
Atlantic National Banc
Cheshire RR. Net
Chicopee Manufacturing Co
Busellmoet Vo
Naunikeag Steam Cotton Co
Detroit, Lansiig and
Northern RR
Chimpion Trot Co
Gol&owc
Achison
Topeka & Santa Fe RR
Maine Central
Eascern
Lake Champlain
Litve Rock
Ft Smith Ky
ICO
Northern R R Co
Artington and
Quincy
Sandusky
New England Mort Security
Sonora
Asiatic National Bank of
Connecticut
Pasumpeic River
Boston, Concord & Monieai
Henry CO
Bird & CO
Washington Street
C. &, Libbie & CO
Hamilton Place
Charles Creighton Hazewell
Pete
Albert Howe & Co
Plarket Street
Brichton
Lewcos
Bulit Faruy
Toad Carinara
Waren Avenue
Hocratio Has &Vctioneers
Commie