Boston Theatre Schedules Busy Week of Plays and Opera
The Boston Theatre hosts Coriolanus tonight with Signor Salvini, followed by Outlaw and Ochello for the next showings. Elks benefit, Globe billings, Park with Colonel Sellers, Bijou Ten Nights in a Bar Room, and Wrinkles at Windsor headline a week of performances. Also on offer are The Corner Grocery, The Rosina Voices farewell at the Globe, Living for Show at the museum, a New England Conservatory recital, World’s Museum attractions, and a Tremont Temple concert featuring Selika Mitchell Melvin Williams and other artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Salvini
Boston
Coriolanus
Outlaw
Ochello
Salvini
Elks
Miss Anderton
The
Globe
Lady of
Bijou
Dan Sully
Windsor
Hollis Street
Howsen
Irving
Rosina Voices
the Globe
Museum
New England Conservatory of Music
Louis Mass
Wimothee Adamowski
Louis C. Elson
Gettysburg
Robson
Crane
Boston Theatre
Shakspeare
Tremont Temple
Tbe
Mme
Marie Selika
Europe
Nellie Brown Mitchell
Mires Carrie Melvin
Frank S. Bland
Sampeon W. Williams
Mate Weber
Fred YL
White
Coolidge Arraigned Over Indictment Name Dispute
Emma J Coolidge formerly Anna A Coolidge appeared in Suffolk Superior Court with attorney Joseph Bennett challenging the indictment for conspiracy. The defense seeks to quash the charge, noting Emma J Coolidge is the true name and that Emma J has long been known by that name, not Anna A. The case may trigger a new indictment under Emma J Coolidge. a $5000 recognizance was set. Three Boston girls aged 13 to 17 are reported missing, some possibly eloped or lured into houses of ill repute, with police investigations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Superior Court For
Anna Coolidge
Ann Emma J. Coolidge
James E. Coolidge
Baton
Folk
Emma J. Coolidge
Frmma J
Emma J
Anna A
Emma J Coolidge
Joseph Bennet
Grant
Nppen
Mellen
Anna A. Coolidge
Reguin
Witnecf
Boston
Caroline J. Whitney
Chalsea
Chelsea
Nova Scotia
Florristers
Sadie Allen
William M. Allen
Everett
Jane McDonald
Mrs Allen
Dia Dant
Allen
Vermont
Piper & Pond
F Charman
J W Crampton
J Insram
Roundy
SH Eldred
Lt Tsheep
J M Dyer
Exttle
Y H
P.igg
Hall & Sever
A Williamson
W G Townsend
Fsrpham
Sargent & Warner
Chibling
J B Remick
JD Wilcox
M G Flanders
Eattie
W Mears
C H Failer
WC Grown
N K Campbellox
W Ricker
Hastings
HF Gilbert
C J Udall
HV Whipple
E T Sargent
Kinball
L W Tinker
GR Burke
J . Fry
Kamacbasctie
L. Guelove
J. S. Herrod
Scattering
Rhode Ilana
J. Osborn
New York
Fisher
John Wells
Longwood
F Kern
Indiana
A K Wilson
Hodges and Moree
Michigan
Berry Bros
Oho
Durham City
London
Monroe
Missouri
Liverpool
Hammond & Co
Coughlin
D M Dyer
Canada
F Jorselyn
P W Covel
J. Ingram
Thompson & Son
W Pisber
J B. Sargent
Weiler & Libby
Libby & Meill
Libby & Sip
H A Wilcox
D P Berton
Supreme Succets Court
Wiliam C. Rogers
William B. Bacon
Willam P. Phillips
Eastern Railroad Company
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Rhasera Kauro
Paintiffs
Saul
Ancng
East
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston and Mains
Supreme Court
F. Gordon Dexter
Amos A. Lawrence
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Worcester, Nashua and Rochester
Statutes of
Massachusetts
Holmes
Jermiah Ryan
South Bston Iron Company
Commonwealth of Masse Hugents
Southiston Cro. Company
Caleb H Warner
Jo-eph
Batley
David R Whitney
Cretain
South Boston
Masachusetts
Dorchester Avenue
Sal Punt
Fist Street
Nickes
Agi Ranat
Wiliam P. Hall
Fotontron
Lsnu
Home Savings Bank
Kyan
William P Hunt
Financial market round by round on steady prices
A Fairly Active Market with Prices Steady reports steady money market and collateral backed loans around 4 to 5 percent, with manufacturing paper quiet. New York funds at a 5.12 percent premium. government securities dull. Stocks swing after Vanderbilt news, with New York and New England leading activity and several rail and mining issues showing gains or steadiness. Dividends announced for New York Central and Harlem and for the Boston Montana Gold Mining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oston
New York
Sterling
New York Central
Hudson River Railroads
New York and Harlem
Roston and Montana Gold Mining Company
Sale of Herewell library draws spirited bidding at auction
The library of the late Hon. Charles Creighton Herewell opened yesterday at F. Libbie & Co. sale rooms. A large audience watched strong bidding for rare volumes, including Queen Caroline reports, Cooper's novels, Dickens editions, and works on England, Rome, and the Civil War era. Many rare items remained in demand by collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Creighton Herewell
F. Libvie & Co
Hazewell
London
Caroline
Townsend
Coopers Novela
New York
Warley
Dickens
Boston
Fairholds
England
Lord Fairfax
C. R. Markham
Gibbon
Rome
Froude
Pickering
Jian
Holbein
Victoria
Highlands
Wraxal
Sterling
Spain
Collecors
Injuries From Winter Hill Lumber Loading Incident
John H. Stevens West Somerville builder suffered leg and skull injuries while unloading lumber at Winter Hill and remains in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital. Charlie Wade 14 from 14 Newbury Street West Somerville was struck by an Loston and Lowell train while crossing the tracks after school. his right leg was so crushed it required amputation at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Stevens
West Somerville
Winter Hill
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charlie Wade
Newbury Street
Soperville
Loston
Lowell
Massachusetts
Final decision in White cases at Woburn expected today
Evidence has been heard in two cases against Councilman Francis L. White in Woburn. Defense counsel Hon Edward Avery will offer no new evidence and rely on law and rhetoric. Arguments proceed this morning and a probable immediate ruling on sending Waite's case to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Francis L. White
Woburn
Edward Avery
Mr. Waite
Boston letter carrier sentenced for embezzlement
Daniel J. Sullivan a letter carrier in the Boston Post Office was sentenced by Judge Nelson yesterday to two years imprisonment in Fitchburg jail for the embezzlement of letters on his route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Sullivan
Boston
Nelson Yeaterdsy
Fitchburg
Lombard Investment Co. Mortgages Taken by Depositors
Guaranteed mortgages of the Lombard Investment Co at 13 Sears building are being taken largely by savings bank depositors seeking higher interest. Call and examine.
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Lombard Investment Co
Sears
Savings Bank
Auction List of Banks and Mills in 19th Century Ledger
A dense OCR of an auction or listing page shows numerous banks, mills, and railway lines such as National Bank of Redemption, Atlantic Cotton Mill, Middlesex Horse Railway, and Boston Rolling Mills. The fragment lists varied entities with scattered figures and docket numbers, reflecting a financial and industrial directory snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Redemption
City National Bank
Bellsele
Phon
Arkanees Valley
Albany & Sunuch
Vermont
Sand. & Crevel
OCO Frem’t, Elk. & Mo
Uus
Weconst
National Bank
Secree
Tremont and
Suffolk Mount. Co
Pepperell Manuf. Co
Pepperel Manufacturing Co
antenepaveuasahiOl
Douglass Av CoMpany
Eeceeseaerereewereeseees
Lowel Manufacturing Co
Seer
Seeveeennreeetere
Connecticut & Pass. Rivers RR
Pief
South Kosten Horse Railway
GSS
Manchester & Lawrence
Abeshre Ail
Roston Gaslight Co
Boston Cyclorama Co
Tremont Nail Co
Ronduty Gasght CO
Ikaineok Wee
Cambridge Gaslight Co
Champin Tron Co
Michigan
Ceeere Renee
Ittle Rck
Fort Lipith Rik
Boston Art Club Irt
New York Financial Quiet Start After Vanderbilt News
The New York Stock Exchange opened with cautious trading as brokers weighed Vanderbilt’s death. Prices fluctuated between 85 and 85 1/2, led by Lake Shore, with early selling pressures offset by buyers aiming to sustain the market. By midmorning the market cooled, showing a firm undertone, then drifted dull, closing with mixed gains and overall strength in the list, Lake Shore and Lackawanna among notable movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
New York
New England
Atchison
Transcontinental Association
Monterey
Cal
Atlantic and Pacific
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Southern Pacific
Bolton
California Southern and Waterman
Kansas City
Chicago
Burlington
Wall Street
Joe Vanderbilt
Evenuy
Lake Shore
Lake Store
New York Central
Jersey Central
Juisvilles
Nashville
Gener
Lackawanna
Whch
Reading
Texas and Pacific
Northwestern
Excenco
Kere 2d Censels
Haston
Lexus
Kentucky
Louisiana
Nashville General
Pensacola
Lake Erie
Western
Féle
Sandutky Division
Lanfayette
Blomington and
Muncie
Suquehanna
Review of the Boston Market Ashes and Commodities Prices
Review notes no change in overall prices. Pots sold 4 5c and pearls at 5 abyc b. Candles firm with wax and paraffin demand. Coffee prices firmer with Rivcoffe sales and various grades. Cocoa and kerns listed with numerous quotations. Coal market quiet with lower anthracite Prices. Copper ingot firm with multiple brands. Cotton demand light and prices steady or unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Rio
Manila
Sisalato
Bengal
Guatemala
India
Sly Fe
Ite
Calcutta
Union Tanned
Iime
Porto Rico
Cuba
New Orleans
Guedes
Mennuden
New Bedford
Tse
Wanufseture
New York
Vermont
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Hebrons
Carolina
Ijigo
Tereigo
Rangoon
Faye Y Tb
Chicago
Batavia Cassia
Inirro
Nowashea
Demanod
Commodity Price Snapshot From Late 19th Century Market
The report details widespread commodity prices across staples like dyes, chemicals, fish, fruit, flour, grain, and provisions. It lists specific rates for dyes and chemicals, fish by grade, dried fruits, flour, corn, oats, naval stores, oils, butter, cheese, eggs, meat products, and produce along with freight and shipping rates, reflecting a broad commercial market snapshot.
Brighton and Watertown Yards Market Report
Brighton and Watertown yards report prices and stock movements for week ending Dec 9 1885 with cattle sheep and veal counts by state and road, car counts, market prices for beef store cattle hogs sheep hides and calves, plus remarks on stock quality and weather impacting loading and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton and
Watertown
Boston Post
Geo. J. Fox
Sean Gene
Swine
Maine
Wees
Hampshire
Vermont
Osee Jean R. I
Brighton
N.B
Thompson
Harriman
H Coolidge & Son
Wardwell
Cattle Sales at Brighton Market Ahead of Christmas Trade
A Brighton market report lists numerous cattle sales by W Scollans, L Frecleve, M & Flanders, and others. Prices per hundredweight and weights range from about 900 to 1800 pounds with steers, heifers, cows, and milch cattle sold. preparations for holiday demand noted, including some fine grade beef to tempt hotel trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B S Hastings
W Scollans
L Frecleve
M & Flanders
Wood & Co
Brigton Yards
Brighton
Farrell & McFlynn
Connecticut
Sigelw
Leonard
Sige
E H Eanes
A N Monroe
Mr Bonner
Hollis & Co
EF Farrell
Aldrich & Johnson
J S Henry
Breck & Wood
Jersey
A. Williamson
J B Sargent
H M Taft
Tbs
J D Hosmer
Libby & Son
Stone
F H Coolidge & Son
Cotton market and bonds in late 19th century notes
Liverpool reports dull cotton with buyers favored prices for Uplands and Oleans with large sales and receipts. December to July price ranges listed. London closes with mixed consols and U S bonds, various rail and central marks, plus Spanish gold and sugar real prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Uplands
Jane
London
United States
Bouda
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadien Pacific
Erie
de Seconas
Illinois Central
New York Central
St. Paul Common
Pennsylvania
Havana
Foreign Imports and Shipping at Charlottetown and Annapolis
A stitched list of goods arriving at Charlottetown, Pet and Halifax including barque Sarmiento cargo of hides, horsehair, dry hides and canned mackerel, with numerous consignments from Rockwell, Russell, and McQuesten firms. Also reports goods at Georgetown, Port Prince and other ports, detailing lumber, skins, eggs, potatoes, lobsters, and miscellaneous merchandise aboard vessels like the Savannah and Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottetown
Pet
Halifax
É& Co
Hatheway & Co
Hinckley, Aver & O
Moning Bros
Rockwell
Rockwell & Co
Russell & Co
C & Lapburn
Winsor & Son
Arthur & Co
Brecken
Brecken, Lockhart& Co
Lockhart
Mead & Co
Wioson & Son
Ekates Dame, Stoddad & Kensaanl
Cutler
Haskins & Montague
Johnson & Co
TJ Jones & Co
Charles Kimball & Co
Savannah
Sarah Potter
George McQuesten & Co
Georgetown
Vel
Donzella
Chepin Bros
ST Simons
Der
George McQuesien & Co
Worksisland
Ising
Bush Salt Whitney
Pousland
Port AU Prince
Yarmoush
Steamer Dominion
Herrny
Clements
Walter Hall
TJ Jones
Col
L Clements
Maritime cargo items listed across Canadian ports
A dense OCR style ledger from bellevue cove halifax london eng etc records schooner cargoes and goods. Entries include Donnaie Annie A Neal Dow Evelyn and Dominion steamer with flour bbls, meal, lard, cheese, leather, machinery, and numerous cargo quantities. Strong named vessels ports and varied commodities appear in compact line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Cove
Donnaie
Halifax
Annie A
London
Eng
Durham City
Bigs Aves
Atnes
Yarmouth
Dominion
Railroads Trade In Cotton And Commodities Across Regions
The report lists cargoes for several rail lines including Boston and Albany, Rand Junction, Province Railroad, Colony Railway, and New York and New England, detailing bales of cotton, barrels of oil, bushels of corn and peas, cases of butter and eggs, hides, leather, beef, pork, tea, malt, oats, and other goods with quantities. These entries reflect extensive grain, meat, dairy, and agricultural shipments across multiple routes and hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.dee
Rand Junction
Ralroad
New York
New England
Bay and rail cargoes on a bustling shipping list
An extended OCR style inventory records cargo movements and holdings across railroads and routes. Items include leather hides wool cotton flour corn meal bacon butter eggs apples hay and more, with numerous car and bale counts cited for each commodity.
Total Receipts of Staple Products at Port in 1885
The table lists receipts of Princips staples at the port including shipments in transit. Figures cover commodities such as bacon, lard, meat products, butter, eggs, cheese, beans, molasses, lumber, leather, hides, skins, pelts, and other staples, with 1885 amounts compared to the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucttom
Bec
Cheeze
Joe
Dores
Baies
Annual Meeting Reports and Leases In Boston Railroads
Stockholders surveys reveal 80 attendees holding 21,874 shares at the Boston and Albany meeting. Directors re-elected with almost universal vote. Sunday train service debated and curtailed. Merriam vows continued push to end Sabbath running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
William Bliss
maDiMeonus
Peston
Henry Colt
Pittsfield
George O. Crocker
New Bedford
Jona Cunmings
Woburn
Howard L. Davis
Worcester
Jarvis N. Dunnam
Pitistivid
Edward B. Gilet
Westfield
Moses Kimball
Brook Hine
Jacob C. Rogers
Peabody
James A. Jumrul
Springfield
Charles S. Sargent
Brookline
Mahlon DP. Spaulding
Bovwon
Anvegustus L. Soule
Boston
Mc. L. AH. Merriam
Greetied
Wal
Buss
Lou
Merriam
N. BP
Russell
Maine
Insolvency filings and creditors meet in Boston area
Boston residents and businesses including etc 1391 Washington street and Edith E Reed enter insolvency. Nathan Darling assigns to Amos Keyes. liabilities total 13158 94 with assets 6924 82 in accounts 665 81 in stock and 257 58 cash. Creditors hold next week meeting. Suffolk County real estate attachments listed. several contract actions noted: Boardman et al versus Wendell 1506 Bell versus Driscoll 1006 Palmer versus Cheney 560.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Boston
Edith E. Reed
South Street
Nathan Darling
Providence
R.I
L. H. Poster
F. Frye & Co
John Street
Amos Keyes
Richard A. Newell
Jouko Hobbs
Adelbert Mesd
Suffolk County
Halsey J. Boardman
Elizabeth Bell
Patrick W. Driscoll
Charles F. Palmer
Sarah. Cheney
Court Record Involving Higgins Lord Yale Lock Berkshire Bank
Court record lists Elias S Higgins versus Francis J Lord with verdict for defendant George W. afore for plaintiff 8 J Elder for defendant juries excused till Monday trials of civil suits to resume before Judge Colt Yale Lock Manufacturing Co versus Berkshire National Bank decree affirmed Causten Browne and Edmund Wetmore for plaintiff E N Dickerson for defendant Welcome Jencks versus Langdon Mills unfinished Henry B Clark for complainant YT L Livermore and F P Wish for defendants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Elias S Higgins
Francis J. Lord
George W. Afore
J. Elder
Colt
Yale Lock Manufacturing Co
Berkshire National Bank
Causten Browne
Edmund Wetmore
E.N. Dickerson
Welcome Jencks
Langdon Mills
Henry 8
Court row reports multiple maritime crimes and fraud
U S district court proceedings December 8 before Judge Nelson include Henry Lawke charged with forwarding a false pension affidavit, Henry Buruwister guilty of stealing fishing nets on the high seas with a $100 fine and costs, Daniel J. Sullivan sentenced to two years in Fitchburg jail for embezzlement, Daniel E. Wilbur fined $20 and costs for selling retell Hauer without a tax, and John McDonald a cook aboard a fishing smack on trial for assault with a dangerous weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lawke
Henry Buruwister
High Seas
Daniel J. Sullivan
Fitchburg
Daniel E. Wilbur
John McDonald
Superion Court Session Notes and Case References
Report of the first second and third session proceedings in Bee before Judge Aldrich Mason and Stavles listing case numbers and in order numbers for Rankin v Taunton Loco motive Works Graves v Webster and related docket items with juries pending and orders referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Chester H. Graves
Nathaniel Webster
Harvard Overseers Concur With Degree Honors For 1865 Class
Harvard College overseers met yesterday and voted to confirm the president and fellows in bestowing Bachelor of Science cum Laude on Pierre Cheeseman Dubois of the 1865 class. Also named were George Lincn Walton M D special clinical instructor, Frederick Eugene Rice M D, instructor in anatomy at veterinary hospital, Edwin Farham M D lecturer on health, Winfield Scott Chaplin A M dean of the Lawrence Scientific School. Alexander Agusiz resigns from the board. Col Lee and Judge Lowell to draft resolutions of regret. The board did not concur with establishing a professorship of American archaeology and ethnology. The law school report was referred to committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
Copter
Pierre Cheeseman Dubois
George Lincn Walton
Frederick Eugene Rice
M. D
MI. R. C.V
Veterinary Hospital
Edwin Farhaham
Winfield Scott Chaplin
A. M
Lawrence Scientific School
Alexander Agusiz
Lee
University
Juerge Lowell
Agast
Liw School
Lowell
Albany Listing of Converse Firms and Agents Across States
A long OCR listing compiles numerous traders and firms by city and state, naming individuals such as John R Gramling in Georgia, G W George in Maryland, Jancers & Co in Maryland, Spear bros in Maryland, and many others across New York, Georgia, Texas, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, California, and more. The fragmentary item resembles a directory of wholesalers and agents with affiliated firms, indicating regional commerce connections and the names of partners and associates.
Closing prices of mining stocks and notices in San Francisco
The report lists official closing prices for various mining stocks in San Francisco, noting entries such as est and Belcher and others with uncertain spellings. A separate notice states the Beverly and Ceravan Company levied an assessment of 0.0 cents per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cale
Est
Belcher
Neferoas
Pelcher
Crown Politis
Ihe Bile and
Ceravan Company
Obituary notices from Boston area listings include Brown Butler Uluff items
In Marblehead on December 9 Elizabeth Brown widow of Thomas Brown aged 62 6 months funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm from her late residence Green Street. In South Boston on December 6 Bridget wife of George Butler aged 42 year s. In Gaston, Hirtlands December 7 James A Cody aged VERS. In Boston on December a Priscilla A widow of Captain George Dele aged 3 years 1 month Eunice Gale aged 57 years 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Marblehead
Elizabeth Brown
Thomas Brown
Green Street
Butler
South Boston
Bridget
Georee Buter
Pie Gaston Hirtlands
James A Cody
Ukluf
Boston
Priscilla A
George Dele
Gale
Eunice Gale
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Doston Post
Entertainment Notes
S. Coolidge
N. Y
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3&Q
F. L. Higginson
W. A.tower
Stanton Blake
George W. Haven
Hart
Clark
Boston and Lowell
Northern Division
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Tuckerman
Atlantic and Pacific Road
H. W. Gardner
West Shore
Buffalo Road
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Houghton
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Rochester
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Bostons
Bell Telephone
Water Power
Boston Landry
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Wilson W. Fox & Co
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Blake Brothers & Co
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Annual Meeting of
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Lawrence
Mass
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Lord
Newton
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James R. Nichols
Havervill
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Portland
Amos J. Lawrence
T Jefferson Coolidge
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Alfred A. Reed
Babcock
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Samuel D. Babcock
J Bodman Johnston
George M. Miller
William P. Dixon
John L. Riger
New York City
Kenry C. Robinson
Hartford
Robert Knight
George Peanody Wetmore
Newport
Benjamin No Lapham
Boston Boot and Shoe Trade
Duncan R. Morrill
West Fourth Street
Josephus Howard
Moncton
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United States Circuit Court
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Aldrich
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R. M. Morse, Jr
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Detroit
Ads
Indianapolis
Ind
E Branham
McKee & Banham
K Hendricks
Hendricks & Cooper
Jaavenwerth
L A Knox
Catlin & Knox
Macon
R Sinvicton
Singletog & Co
Mobile
M Wollner
Wollner & Lowenstein, Rcs
Memphis, Tenn
W Jackson
Lowenstein & Bros
Tre
Teon
R S Hollins, Jr
Dolins, Sons
Ene
Francisco
Rosenstock
Rosenstock & O
Sakes O
Taylor
Bell & S F Cummins
R Lane & Co
3 Rogers
Dewey, Rodgers & Co
C Wood
J M McDonnell
Wood & Ferrit
Waco
Tex
J A Solomon
Lessing
Solomon & Rosenthal, Far
Ratfs
Provincetown
Charles of
Bates O Panvers
Mos
M Kita Reed
Wiliams
Winterport
Mr. May Williams
Alexander McBride
Winterpurt
Beaths
Douoe
Higginson
Mary
Wades
Howe
Chaestown
Sarah W
Wiliam
Months Shuelhamer
Anocen Shehamer
Burrl
West Bdgewater
Jarvis D Burrill
S&h
Morse
Malden
Hiving Morse
Yeale
Fiale
Giexnn
Bilis Sialy
Bisch & Brown
Pike
Deans
Muriphreys
Humphreys
M. de Richaly
Brest
Mualaria
Mumphreys’ Hedicin CO
Fulton St
Slumphreys’ Medicine Co
Humphreys’ O
Fulton &J
N. J
DE Wyk
Erle Med. CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Je Lewis
Mendsnip Street
B. I
Euro Mexican Co
Dufaio
N. T BoLa-Liaa
Sa Moopry & C
B.S. Richards & GE
Gi Reade Street
Sienday
John CO. Wilmerding
Whole Erping, Hoguet & CO
Townsend & Fagia, Gand
Lewenmard Street
ER Psssladespear
Samuel Bunting
Lippinoot
SON & CO
Market Street
MB. . Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Guilding
Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
Eheres South Danvers National Bank
Cambridge Hrr Co
Naumkeag National Bank
Salem
Boston Cyclorama
Boston & Maine
Semeon Cast Ry Co
Natl Bank of Redemption
Continental Mills
Woburn Teas Lent Co
New England National Bank
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Ste
Bay State Live Stock Co
Beton Cyeiorana Co
Bursington
Quincy
Topeka
Lothe
Kaden City
Fmp & Southern
de Guarint
Prin
Atch, Top
St Pe
Francis Hevshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Bkiest
Telephone NY
Apelion
Northern & K Co
Gua Chicago, Burlington and Quincy RR
Cincinnnati, Sandusky and Cieveumdouat
New England Mort Security
Sonora
Asiatic National Bank of
Trustes
Passumpste River
Connecticut and Passumpah River
Concord & Mo
Norwich
Lamson Wash
Henry C. Blrd & CO
Washington
Libbie & CY
Hamilton Place
Ton
Charles Creighton Hazewell
Caleb H. Warn
Joseph T. Balley
Saki Taorigave
Hostor
Mgratio Harris & Co
Auctionesis Sud Commission
Marcie
Riste Stenat
Catalonia
Almerta
Algert Howe & CO
Destiea
Sud Catrmee
Warren Avenue
Boston Wheely Post
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!