Rent Reductions Demanded by Scottish Agriculture Group
London reports Scottish chamber of agriculture urges landlords and tenants to reduce rents as agricultural depression deepens. A royal commission may study value declines to guide relief. Also news notes Congo conference on spirits trade. German French Dutch delegates at odds. Chinese garrison revolt reported. ship J E Chapman seaman death alleged by crew. Gowlland Abraham & Co. fail, oil wharf closed. Oxenholme towed ashore, cattle survive, severe coastal weather, cholera cases rise in Toledo to 11 under care.
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London
Scottish Chamber of Agriculture
Congo
Niger
Germany
France
Holland
Ooroomtsees
Soomwaria
J. E. Chapman
San Francisco
Jansen
United Ireland
Daily News
Gowlland, Abraham & Co
Oxenholme
Toledo
Spain
Malden adds artesian wells and Sunday mail for city
In Malden Mass the Eaton field wells have supplied water for two weeks with about 8,400,000 gallons raised. Plans are under way to open Sunday morning mail at the city post office for the first time. Stephen Sullivan, 16, faces arraignment for breaking into Mrs Buckley’s home and assaulting Julia Buckley. police recovered items from a Wakefield burglary including cuff buttons rings and a sealskin wallet returned to Boston owner David R Porter.
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Malden
Mass
Eaton’s
Stephen Sullivan
David R. Porter
Boston
Rhode Island Commercial Travellers Association Banquet
Providence December meeting at Blackstone hall attracted over 200 members and guests from Rhode Island and neighboring states. Officers elected include President Henry C Armstrong Secretary Oscar A Carleton and Treasurer Edward Cotton with an executive committee of five. The American band provided a concert and the post-prandial exercises drew praise for their zest and instruction.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island Commercial Travellers’ Association
Blackstone Hall
Knights of the Sample and Gripsack
New England
Connecticut
Henry C. Armstrong
Oscar A. Carleton
Edward Cotton
H. Russ
W. J
McLaughlin and Catton Open Two Night Billiards Match
Edward McLaughlin of Philadelphia and William H. Catton of St. Louis opened a two night billiards match at Central Music Hall for 2000 dollars. The 3600 points total, 1500 per night, three ball carom, unrestricted rail play. McLaughlin led and posted an unmatched 942 in the eleventh inning, surpassing his Philadelphia record 864. Catton managed 436 with a top run of 155.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Edward McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Wm. H. Catton
St. Louis
Central Music Hall
McLanaghlin
Catton
Merchanile Agency Clerk Jailed for Refusing Source
Montgomery reports that John F. Lee a clerk at R G Dun and Co was jailed by a U S court judge for withholding the name and original communication of a correspondent. The agency claimed privilege over the correspondent’s business firm information and Lee obeyed New York head office orders to protect the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery, Ala
John F. Lee
R.G. Dun & Co
United States Court
New York
Lee
Senate Debates Railroad Rates and Naval Appropriations
In Washington the Senate discussed interstate commerce powers, railroad rates, and the South's injury from discriminating charges. A naval appropriation stalemate was reported, with House Senate dispute over funding terms and insistence votes recorded. Executive session followed, addressing public buildings costs and contract methods for efficient government spending.
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Washington
Senate
Mr. George
George
Congress
South
Hale
Conference Committee
House
Hall
Bayard
House of Representatives
Yeas
Mr. Hale
Ofr
Hewitt
New York
Texas
Reagan
Dunn
Arkansas
Phelps
New Jersey
Portland
Oregon
Maine
Cox
Gentleman
Prmentrout
Pennsylvania
Committee On Accounts
Marshal Lot Wright
Keifer
Ohio
Budd
California
Executive
McAdoo
Committee On
Naval Affairs
Interesting Debate in House on Interstate Commerce Bill
Lawmakers in the House discuss key provisions of the Interstate Commerce Bill amid questions over carrier regulation and railroad rates. Several representatives push for stricter oversight while others warn of potential economic disruption.
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House
Swindling Cotton Brokers Expulsion Sought on Exchange
New York December report from the cotton exchange urges expulsion of John M. Ewen of Ewen Bros for swindling customers. Charges allege misused funds, lack of account statements, and disreputable conduct. Ewen Bros. returned principal and interest to Mrs Laura Hough. Also notes on new corporate filings and a mysterious bone-filled dwelling at West Street. Broadway railroad case splits the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Cotton Exchange
John M. Ewen
Ewen Bros
Laura Hough
West Fourteenth Street
Barnstable Choral Union Holds Annual Meeting at Casino
In Sandwich Massachusetts the Barnstable County Choral union meets for its annual three day gathering at the Casino under Prof Kimball of Manchester New Hampshire. The event draws singers from the cape region amid praise for venue seating 1500 as it aims to improve vocal powers. Separately Harry T Swift of Bourne is jailed after pleading guilty to stealing clothing worth 43 dollars from John Murray’s Sandwich store. he was bound for Barnstable Superior Court on April 7 and remained in custody for lack of sureties.
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Sandwich
Mass
Barnstable County Choral Union
Casino
Prof. Kimball
Manchester
N. H
Cape
Harry T. Swift
Bourne
John Murray
Greenfield
Whittemore
Barnstable
Venezuelan consul Roudier suffers exaltation of ideas
New York December 19 Arthur W Roudier the Venezuelan consul at Boston who became insane on Wednesday at the Manhattan club where he is a member remains under Dr Wildmans care at Bellevue hospital Dr Wildman says Roudier is suffering from exaltation of ideas probably due to business troubles and that he believes himself president of the French republic He is a native of Venezuela and French parentage and was coherent today predicting recovery within a month.
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New York
Arthur W. Roudier
Boston
Manhattan Club
Wildman
Bellevue Hospital
Wesleyan Alumni Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The New York Wesleyan University Alumni Association elected officers: President Samuel P. Upham D D president of Drew seminary. vice presidents H M Ingraham and A B Carrington. treasurer R B Gwillim. secretary W D Leonard. Rev A D Vail presided at a banquet after the balloting. Attendees included President Beach, Judge Reynolds, and Professors Atwater and Judge Lockwood of Bridgeport Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor K
New York Alumni Association
The
Wesleyan University
Samuel P. Upham
D. D
Drew Seminary
H. ©. M. Ingraham
A. B. Carrington
R. B. Gwillim
W. D. Leonard
A. D. Vail
Beach
University
Reynolds
Brooklyn
Atwater
Lockwood
Bridgeport
Conn
Bank bills recovered by Scully amid loss mystery
In Waterbury on December 19 the Manufacturers National Bank reported an anonymous $1300 unsigned bill loss by President D B Hamilton on November 22. Rewards failed. Pinkerton detectives were hired. Today Patrick Scully the teamster surrendered the bills and the bank debates rewarding him or prosecuting for possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Manufacturers National Bank
D. B. Hamilton
Pinkerton
Patrick Scully
Pardons Board Frees Three Prisoners in Hartrorp
Five members of the state board of pardons voted to release John Harrison of Fairfield county jailed for burglary in 1533, John Leary sentenced in 1884 for manslaughter, and Garrett Stack sentenced in Bridgport last March for arson. The absent member is expected to support the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartrorp
Conn
State Board of Pardons
John Harrison
Fairfield County
John Leary
Garrett Stack
Bridgport
Canal contract in Panama cuts 15 million metres stage
An Anglo Dutch company signs a contract to cut 15 000 000 metres of the canal on the Culebra section at under eight francs per metre. Work to be completed within two years with a large European labor force. Dry season reduces sickness and progress is favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Galveston
Culebra
Lancaster grocer Joseph Herzog jailed for forgery
Joseph Herzog a Lancaster grocer who recently failed was arrested this afternoon on forgery charges. The total amount of forgeries on city and individual accounts is said to be between 70000 and 75000 dollars. He underwent a preliminary hearing and was committed to jail.
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Lancaster
Joseph Herzog
Ite
Fire Rips St John’s Home for Boys in New York
Charred ruins of St John’s home for male orphans in New York reveal 13 bodies found among debris with more feared dead. Firefighters battled freezing conditions, saved portions of the wing, and coroner's inquest opened as insurance totals near 97 500 dollars. Authorities seek missing children as trustees plan rebuilding and aid for survivors.
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New York
St. John’s
Asylum
The
Brooklyn Eagle
St. John’s Home
Josephine
St. Mark’s Avenue
Hesse
Foreman McGroarty
Engine 14
McGroarty
Col. Carroll
Mary McCarren
No. 52
Pearl Street
Board of Managers
County Charity Commissioners
Col Johnson of Quincy House Tipped for US Senate
Col J W Johnson of the Quincy house in this city is prominently mentioned to succeed Hion J W Blair of New Hampshire in the US senate for the short term. Gov Hale may appoint him. A long term senator will be elected by the legislature meeting in June. If appointed he would wear the senatorial toga for five or six days and would unlikely oppose President Cleveland nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Johnson
Quincy House
Col
J. W. Johnson
Hion
J. W. Blair
New Hampshire
United States Senate
Gov. Hale
Senate
Cleveland
Militia promotions and 1885 Lyman school estimates
Militia weekly changes include M J McCarthy named captain and W H Maguire made first lieutenant in company D with Eagan as second lieutenant. Leagh and Herrod promoted in company I. Captains Williams and Tenney of sixth regiment resign. Lyman school for boys 1885 budget shows salaries 14500 and various expenses, with remarks on removal uncertainty. A new Swansea bleachery and dyeworks firm forms with Kuic ker as president and Butterworth as treasurer, capital 46000.
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M. J. McCarthy
William H. Maguire
Edward Eagan
Callahan
McCarthy
Maguire
Charles H. Cutter
Signal Corps
Warner
Nathan E. Leagh
Edward E. Herrod
Edwin W. Blank
Keith
Leach
Herrod
George W. Williams
Clement H. Tenney
Lyman School
Civil Service Commissioners
State House
Swansea Bleachery and Dyeworks
James Kuicker
J. C. Butterworth
Rail and travel notes from 1884 period transport update
Special request lets the 10 P. M. Boston train wait until 15 minutes after the Messiah performance on Sunday December 21 to aid concertgoers. Reports show heavy southern travel toward New Orleans. steamboats fall short of expectations while Pennsylvania business and Florida traffic stay strong. New York and New England Express adds three Pullman sleeping cars. more may come with carpetbagger movement in March. The Rome Watertown Ogdensburg railroad reports 1884 gross earnings of 1 699 515 and net 546 766, up 157 992 from the prior year. Newton Bros of Holyoke plan a Readsborough to Wilmington road and a narrow gauge through the Hoosac tunnel to North Adams, estimated at 15 000, supported by North Adams business leaders.
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New York
New England
Boston
Southern Railroads
South
New Orleans
Pennsylvania Company
Florida
New York and
New England Washington Express
New England Limited Express
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad Company
Newton Bros
Holyoke
Mass
Readsborough
Wilmington
Hoosac
North Adams
White Mountain Mineral Spring Water offers famed Pine Hill water
The White Mountain Mineral Spring on Pine hill Conway New Hampshire is hailed as King of all Mineral Waters. It cures indigestion dispepsia liver and kidney diseases and malaria poisons while serving as a palatable table beverage. The company at 217 Tremont Street notes the spring is the largest yet found in the region with facilities to handle 500 barrels daily and water free of organic substance.
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White Mountain
Pine Hill
Conway
N. H
White Mountain Mineral Spring Water Company
Tremont Street
Meisterschaft Publishing Company Forms To Handle Language System
Estes and Lauriat announce dissolution of their publishing tie with Prof Rosenthal for the Meisterschaft language system. A new Meisterschaft Publishing Company begins Dec 1 at 251 Washington Street Boston with $100,000 capital to manage all liabilities. all orders and drafts payable to the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Estes & Lauriat
R.S. Rosenthal
Meisterschaft Publishing Company
Washington Street
Herald Building
Boston
Cut Out From Federal Patronage They Fight for State Office
Concord NH December 18. Special correspondence from Boston Post outlines post election shifts within New Hampshire politics. It notes a tighter field for state patronage, looming contests for governor council seats, senate presidency, secretary of state, and treasurer, plus expected reshuffles around U S senatorship and patronage schemes. Also covers Methodist clergy politics, Sunapee lake water rights, Sunapee steamer plans, Eastman pensioned in Minnesota, library building gifts, Dover coast navigation fleet, and the New Hampshire state grange annual meeting amid strong growth expectations.
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Boston Post
Concord
N. H
Manchester Mirror
Supreme Court
New Hampshire
Elect Currier
Senate
Messrs. Pike
Cornish
Stevens
Secretary of State
Treasury
United States
Washington Gay
Hale
Wm. E. Chandler
Blair
Chandler
Baker Memorial Church
St. John
Blaine
Littleton
Fires Touch Several Boston Area Buildings Amid Winter Alarm
A string of fires across Charlestown Cambridge Roxbury and Jamaica Plain caused damage to homes factories and stables. Notable incidents include children playing with matches at S SP Wiley’s house in Charlestown with $25 damage and box 362. Henderson Bros carriage factory stock and buildings damaged about $1000 with $3000 total losses nearby. Stetson stable damaged $300. William Andrews Highland avenue home fire with $150 damage fully insured. Curtis Centre street Jamaica Plain dwelling destroyed except part of ell with $4000 loss. Other fires affected a hat factory on Kemble street and Upham’s Corner buildings. Local crews battled multiple blazes, some alarms failing to sound, with several firefighters frostbitten.
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S. SP. Wiley
Essex Street
Charlestown
Cambridge
Henderson Bros
North Avenue
W. Stetson
Herriet Griffin
Boseman
William Andrews
Highland Avenue
Joseph H. Curtis
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Kemble Street
Roxbury
Upham’s Corner
Albany Street
Lewis Engraving Company
Telegraph
Philines City
Fisher Bros
Armstrong Well No
Lappewell No. 1
Thorn Creek
Fisher No. 8
Canton
Mass
Canton Manufacturing Company
Trenton
Isaac Davis Pottery
New York
Gold Street
Stein,son & Halil
Taunton Silver Plating Company
Richmond
Eyalt & Call Agricultural Implement Works
Preston Belvin
Christmas and New Year Festival for Needy Children
Preparations for a Christmas and New Year festival for needy children proceed under a committee of ladies and gentlemen with the Y M C A Union, to be held at Union hall 138 Boylston street on Saturday January 3 1895. The event aims to delight about 500 children with gifts and clothing donations invited from individuals and businesses with early contributions preferred.
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The
Christian Union
5B. Y.M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Union
William H. Baldwin
Transfer of Tough Gang to Charlestown Ends Concord Line
The final transfer of state prison convicts from Concord to Charlestown occurred Friday afternoon in a special train. Only two inmates remain at Concord, both hospitalized in extreme cold. The last group of 15 included James Brown the Fifth, Antonio Ardito, Alexander Da Palla, Hickory Bill Wilson, Jesse Pomeroy, Michael Harris, John Tracey, Deacon Samuel M Andrews, Samuel Hildreth, B F Foster, and others. John Leanders of Edgartown was also moved and discharged the same day. Chapel services are planned tomorrow at Charlestown with Chaplain Barnes in charge.
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Charlestown
Concord
State Prison
James Brown
Antonio Ardito
Frye
Alexander da Palla
Hlckory Bill” Wilson
Jesse Pomeroy
Michael Caesar Harris
John Tracey
Samuel M
Florence Marryat Presents Varied Recital at Chickering Hall
Florence Marryat offered a mixed program at Chickering Hall on Friday evening. The set included Love Letter and The Woman of the Future 1993 from Tremont temple, two scenes from As You Like It and Nell by Robert Buchanan. She was charming in mood and dress, and the audience, though not large, applauded her versatile dramatic and musical renderings especially Nell.
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Borys F. Gorow
Vestry Hall
Tremont Temple
Russia
Ife
Chickering Hall
Florence Marryat
Nell
Robert Buchanan
Powell Walton Five Mile Race Postponed After Injury
The five mile $50 side race between Fred E. Powell of the Highlands and Charles OG Walton of East Boston was postponed a week due to Powell’s ice fall injury. An exhibition one mile bicycle versus skating race saw Frank G. Stumcke on a bicycle win in 3m 20s. Walton trailed. George E. Hutchinson, famed Canadian bicycle stunt rider, will perform his sole local exhibition tonight at the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Powell
The
Highlands
Charles OG. Walton
East Boston
Institute
Powell
Frank G. Stumcke
Charles Walton
George E. Hutchinson
Canada
Mortgage Filed for Chicago Freeport and St Paul Rail
Madison Wis Dec 19 A mortgage filed with the secretary of state secures 10 million 606 4 percent gold bonds for construction and equipment of the Chicago Freeport and St Paul railway from Chicago to Minneapolis via Freeport Dodgeville Sparta Durand and St Paul about 400 miles A 100 mile branch is planned from Point Junction Greene county to Portage President Wright says the line will reach Minneapolis within the coming year
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Madison
Wis
Secretary of State
Chicago, Freeport and
Sc. Pau Railway Company
Chicago
Minneapolis
Freeport
Dodgeville
Sparta
Durand
St. Paul
Point Junction
Greene County
Portage
Wright
Springfield players challenge for $500 cushion billiards match
Springfield men Charles T. Shean and Louis A. Guillet challenge Boston players Moses Yatler and Charles I. Campbell to a four handed cushion game to 460 points for $500 a side on a Brunswick Callender table. Date and place to be set at a Boston meeting December 7. A $100 forfeit is posted as earnest.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles T. Shean
Louis A. Guillet
Moses Yatler
Charles I. Campbell
Boston
Callender
Boston in deepening cold as blizzard rages through city
A violent west wind and brutal cold grip Boston and surrounding towns. Thermometers plunge from single digits to 40 below in some northern regions as headlines describe shattered comfort, standstill streets, and widespread hardship among hack drivers and pedestrians. Reports span Worcester Toronto Ottawa and New Hampshire with subzero readings and gale conditions.
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Boston
Signal Service
Roxbury
Dorchester
New York
New England
Blaine
Canada
Middlesex
Waitsfield
Marshfield
Northfield
Williamstown
Moretown
Vermont
Worcester
Mass
Westboro
Warren
Winchendon
Grafton
Ayer
Toronto
Winnipeg
Calgarry
Ontario
Port Perry
Rosemont
Ottawa
Maritime Provinces
Petersburg
Hanover
N. H
Ottawa Valley
Lancaster
Laconta
Rockland
Peterboro
Bennington
Hartror
Manchester
Bangor
Diverse 19th Century Notices From York County News
Gen Stephenson commands 1250 disabled soldiers under his charge at Togas Maine. The skunk fur trade may prosper, two white deer shot in Wesley, Maine. Centemeri glove store Providence robbed of goods worth 100 dollars. January term of York County Me supreme court begins at Saco Jan 6 with Judge Foster. Marlboro Law and Order League raids questionable licenses. Benj F Butler of Franklin fined 100 in Portland for false pension documents. Pease of New Britain fined 50 for pulling horse tongue, judge jokes. Rutland national bank planned to replace old bank crippled by Gov Page. Haverhill attack on nonstriker at work. four assailants fled. Gloucester fleet adds 28 new schooners, total 2302.64 tons. 1882 and 1683 figures noted. James K Davis fatally injured by powder explosion at Wentworth NH. Frank Davis jailed for six months more for fraud, may resemble Westboro murder suspect. E H Blaisdell nominated NH police court judge for Gilford. John H Broughton resigns from Rockingham agriculture board. Edward P Dyball pardon petition heard with action deferred.
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Stephenson
Togas
Augusta
New Age
Wesley
Centemeri
Providence
R. J
Supreme Judicial Court
York County
Saco
Foster
Marlboro
Mass
Law and Order League
United States District Court
Portland
Benj
F. Butler
Franklin
David Pease
New Britain
Conn
Pease
National Bank
Rutland National Bank
National Bank of
Rutland
Gov. Page
Walter Ayer
N. B. Thom & Co
Haverhill
Gloucester
James K. Davis
A. Davis
Wentworth
N. H
Knight & Crosby
J. F. Kelly
Frank Davis
Natick
Kelly
Westboro
Council
New Hampshire
E. H. Blaisdell
Gilford
John H. Broughton
Portsmouth
State Board of Agriculture
Rockingham County
Edward P. Dyball
Canterbury
Wes
Angostura Bitters Ad from Siegert & Sons
An advertisement touts Angostura Bitters as the only genuine imported product from South America. It warns that all other bitters labeled Angostura are spurious imitations made in the United States and urges customers to ask grocers or druggists for the genuine article by Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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Angostura
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons
South America
United States
Dr. I. G. Bb, Siegert & Sons
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Springfild
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Shelburne Falls
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Denover
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Salto
Revolutionary anti-American Party
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Russell Sage
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C. W. Fisher
Rushville
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Franklin, N. H
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Armand Jardin
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NEW England Notes
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Gabelsville
Berks County
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Harrison Ave
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Read & Sons
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Times
C! W. Tark & Co
State Street
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