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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1883

Page

4

Hearing on salt ban for street railway tracks set for Feb 5

A hearing in room 16 on a petition to prohibit salt use on street railway tracks will occur Monday Feb 5. The state railroad commissioners spent Friday hearing grade crossing issues on the Old Colony road at Falmouth with many witnesses.

Old Colony Road Falmouth Commonwealth OF Massachusetts State House Boston Committee On Railroads Old Colony Lro M. Edward Glines

Notable Obituaries Across Cities Mentioned in Transmission

Obituaries note the deaths of various figures including Cent George Tobey a New Bedford resident, Sir Ken desse Hincks prominent brewer, Signor Henri Tamberlik famed Lilian tenor, and other notable individuals such as Joseph Ordway Lewis W Webb Hiram Batchelder Captain Edwin F Graffan Eliab Kingman Joseph Ingraham George W Greene and related biographical details.

George Tobey Ken Desse Hincks Brewer Cadiz Henri Tamberlik Lilian Joseph Ordway Warner, N. M Gov. Ordway Dakota Lewis W. Webb Internal Revenue Norfolk Bright Hiram Batchelder Wakefield Mass Greenwood Granite State Lodge of Odd Fellows Edwin F. Graffan Kate Cameron Mirazone Boston Camden Mes Eliab Kingman Fraternity of Washington Kingman Warren KR. J Joseph Ingrahan Springfield Ingraham George W. Greene East Greenwich R.I Greenwich R. I Nathaniel Greene United States Rome Spark Addison

Weekly Building Permits Issued for Feb 2

The week ending Feb 2 records several permits. John J. Williams secures a three story brick parochial school building at 65, 66, 71 Paris near Brooks in ward 1. Wim Burns plans a three story wooden dwelling and store at 31 and 37 Cambridge Parker in ward 4. Louis B. Davis seeks a one story flat roof mechanical building at 22x25 Cambridge and Crescent in ward 4. Michael and Hugh Campbell propose a block of two three story flats at Nos 217 and 219 D Street in ward 13. Matthew Quigley files a two story pitched roof dwelling at 23x28 with 21x14 extension on Florence near Ashland in ward 23. Emma Mifs files a two story pitched roof dwelling at 21x80 with 22x16 extension near Cottage on Dudley in ward 20.

John J. Williams Paris Brooks Street WiUhan Burns Cambridge Parker Street Louis B. Davis Cambridge Street Crescent Avenue Michael and Hugh H. Campbell D Street Matthew Quigley Florence Ashland Street Emma Mifis Dudley Street

Fourth Edition Memorial of Boston Veteran Firemen

Rev Norwood Damon, chaplain, issues the fourth memorial volume for the Boston Veteran Firemen Association. It adds a phantom festival account from Fanueil Hall on Sept 8, 1880, a bio of Capt James Quinn, a trip to Downer Landing on Aug 17, 1881, and a report of the fourth annual reunion at the American House on Feb 8, 1882.

The Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association Norwood Damon Faneuil Hall James Quinn Downer Landing Association American House

Concert in Horticultural Hall Featuring ONeill Family

The ONeill pupils assisted by violinist Albert van Raalte and accompanist Frank L Crowell offered a concert at Horticultural Hall last evening. Van Raalte's second piece impressed the audience. Miss Edith Leavitt drew four recalls with Good Bye. other solos by Miss Mamie Johnson Miss Willian Crawford Miss Annie Pease and duet by Johnson Crawford closed the program.

John O'Neill Albert van Raalte Frank L. Crowell Horticultural Hall van Raalte Mamie Johnson Myerbeer Dinorah Willian Crawford von Pir Annie Pease Rossini Edith Leavitt Philadelphia Boston Forrest MacGlewen McCullough

Numerous New England Firms Fail Across States

A wave of business failures hits New England and beyond with debts ranging from thousands to millions. List includes Lawton Ware, Huntoon Newport, Jacquin Salem, Ballou Salem, Southworth Boston, Philbrick Salem, and Philbrick & Co. Salem. Creditors offered 15 to 30 cents on the dollar. some cases await action after meetings. Total seven‑day failures number 105, with broader regional tallies across the U.S. and Canada.

Charles N. Ballou Salem HW. M. Jewett Claremont N. H Southworth Summer Street Boston Campello A. J. Philbrick Andrew J. Philbrick & Co John Sweeney Natick High Street Hunt James W. Chapman Isaac Raffenburgh Joseph Roffe Eliot Street A. W. K. Newton Benjamin F. Millward John L. Eldredge James E. Leach Horace P. Abbott Chelsea Alfred L. Elliot James A. Waddington John F. O’brien Harris Veyser Charles F., Murray Allen Hutchinson Dorchester Warren L. Frost William R. Hudson Carpenter Jamaica Plain John Ltorsfield Theodore C. Otis Edwards Bros Roxbury John G. Finlay Charlestown Timothy J. Sullivan Thomas Flaherty Emma N. gReed Willard Ice Cream Company New England Middle Western Southern Pacific Coast and Territories Canada New York City A. Shienker & Co New Orleans Chicago Union Tron and Steel Company Ferry Brothers Grand Haven Mich

Boston Officials Brace for Labor Bureau Appointment

Mr Charles A Litchman of Marblehead expects appointment as chief of the bureau of statistics of labor. The present chief Col Carroll D Wrights term expires in May and the governor with council approval will name a successor for a two year term at 2500 dollars annually. The chief can appoint a chief clerk and assistants with a general appropriation. Lieut Gov Ames was lieutenant colonel of the fourth regiment in 1857. David Hagerty of Boston becomes second lieutenant in company B ninth infantry on Jan 23, succeeding E W Hagerty. Ventilation at the state house improves as air shaft boards removed. The governor will urge legislation making employers liable for accidents caused by another employees carelessness. South Boston Ironworks decor with William J Hunt president and William S Raton secretary. The death of Ezra Parmenter allows Gov Butler to appoint a board of health lunacy and charity member. On June 7 the terms of Donnelly of Boston and Carter of Cambridge on the board expire.

Charles A. Litchman Marblehead Bureau of Statistics of Labor Carroll D. Wright Charlies F. Pigdin Gov. Ames Boston Ninth Infantry E. W. Hagerty State House Eee South Boston William J. Hunt William S. Raton Ezra Parmenter Gov. Butler Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Charles F. Donnelly Besteon George P. Carter Cambridge

Controversy Over Samaria Clearance With Arab Passengers

The Cunard steamer Samaria faced delay when Boston customs refused clearance over three Arabs from Liverpool to New York. Officials initially barred them as potential paupers but reversed the ruling after proving the men were able bodied and paid for their passages. The ship later received clearance and prepared to sail.

Cunard Line Boston Samaria Custom House United States du Vernet Line Liverpool New York

Various Society Meetings and Events Roundup in Boston Area

The article lists upcoming events including a workers annual ball at Paine Memorial hall Appleton street on Monday evening. Dr J R Nichols of Haverhill will address the Massachusetts Horticultural Society on Saturday at 11 A M at Horticultural hall. Alpha Delta Phi New England members hold annual dinner in Boston next Monday at Youngs hotel. Phoebe W Couzins will address the National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts annual meeting in Boston on the 14th and 15th inst. Edward W Hazewell will read a paper on French Journalists in the French Revolutions and Edward Howards will read an original poem at the Franklin Typographical society meeting tonight. Boston Fruit Dealers association open rooms over Faneuil Hall market at 2 P M today. A return reception for Prof Luther Mason at the New England Conservatory Tuesday evening Feb 6 with Mayor Palmer presiding. Mason has led public school music in Japan for three years.

Messrs Rockwell & Churchill Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street J. R. Nichols Haverhill Massachusetts Horticultural Society Horticultural Hall New England Alpha Delta Phi Boston Young's Hotel Phoebe W. Couzins St. Louis National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts Edward W. Hazewell Transcript Edward £. Howards The Franklin Typographical Society Boston Fruit Dealers’ Association Faneuil Hall Luther Whiting Mason New England Conservatory of Music Palmer Mason

Venables of Cambridgeport Dies at Home

George Venables of Cambridgeport collapsed Friday at No 189 Franklin Street. Medical Examiner Holt deemed death from heart disease likely, with no autopsy.

Scuppden George Venables Cambridgeport Franklin Street Holt Peabody Danvers Lynn William S. Johnson S. Sweetser & Co Tirrell’s Quincy Frys Cay

Boston professor sparks clash with Chicago school board over language study

The Chicago board of education clashes with a Boston professor at Cook County Normal over curriculum. He abolishes Latin and German in favor of core three R's, arguing for deep knowledge in three subjects while critics call it hostile to linguistic education. The dispute centers on whether teachers should learn languages beyond reading writing and arithmetic.

Chicago Times Boston Chicago Board of Education Cook County Normal Chicago Chicago Board

Dr Mary Walker in Washington Letter Portrait

The Washington Letter from the Cleveland Herald sketches Dr. Mary Walker as a small, distinct figure in black with a Prince Albert coat and a delicate cane. It notes her aging face, ongoing pension efforts for Civil War service, frequent official visits, and her habit of entering offices without waiting in the ladies’ room, removing hat and shawl indoors.

Cleveland Herald Washington Prince Albert Alexander H. Stephens Mary Walker

Idol Smashed at a Church During Revival Meeting

A Newburyport Herald report describes a revival where a speaker praised the book of Ruth comparing it to a jewel between the ermine of the Judges and the purple of the Kings. An elderly clergyman echoed the simile unaware it mocked the speaker’s idol.

Newburyport Mass Taylor

Dover Cliffs Endangered by Erosion Threatening Dover Castle

The Dover cliffs and castle mark a constant landmark on journeys to and from Calais. The sea has been eroding the coast for years, gradually undermining Shakespeare's Cliff and now threatening the base of Dover Castle, a witness to English history from Roman times to today.

Dover Castle Calais Shakespeare Dover

Duel Declined Over Financial Terms in West Prussia

A military man and a civil official in Rosenberg, West Prussia, quarreled and a duel was proposed. The official warned he would likely be killed, but would fight if the challenger agreed to pay his family 1500 dollars annually for life. The seconds deemed the terms reasonable, yet the challenger refused, so no duel occurred.

Rosenberg West Prussia

Amania St Louis Ends 5 Day Fast After Police Intervene

Amania St Louis began a 40 day fast seeking salvation but after five days with no food or water police admitted him to a hospital where nourishment was forced on him. He blames his captors for the ordeal and warns they will face torment.

Amania St. Louis

Horse that can count reportedly refuses to pull with three riders

Rev W F Smith recalls a horse that would not draw when three people occupied the cart yet readily pulls when only two people are in the vehicle. The unusual animal is described as able to count based on its pulling behavior.

Oglethorpe (Ga W. F. Smith

Margaret Mather's Potent Curtain of Power Thrills Crowd

The Buffalo Courier notes Margaret Mather's potion scene and electric stage effects that drew a whirlwind of applause, claiming no rival scene has surpassed it. The vivid description highlights her commanding performance and the audience's reaction.

Buffalo Courier Margaret Mather

Shopworn Boots and Shoes Annual Sale Notice

Messrs. T. E. Moseley & Co. advertise an annual sale of shopworn boots and shoes at 469 Washington Street. Attention is drawn to first class boots and shoes at extremely low prices, especially for gentlemen and boys. Goods sold to make room for spring stock.

Henry H. Tuttle & Co Washington Streets Messrs T. E. Moseley &Co Washington Street Gentlemen’s and Boys

Adamson's Botanic Balsam Gains Noted Public Fame

The fame of Adamson's Botanic Balsam grows yearly as it claims to cure coughs colds asthma and consumption. Sold at an affordable price by Messrs Kinsman Co proprietors who pledge careful manufacturing and high standards. Available through druggists and dealers.

Adamson Messrs. Kinsman & Co Wells, Richardson &Co Burlington Vt

Steamer and vessel movements along the Atlantic ports

Listings show steamers Falmouth Centipede Neptune and forest city with cargos and passengers, brigs Augusta Maurir and Laura Venice, bark Elia and others sailing from Portland and Turks Island. Vessels Cleared include Samaria Stillman Forest City Edwin and brig C C Sweeney. Sailed wind NW for Glasgow and bark Nineveh also departed.

Falmouth Larcom St John N.G Eastport Portland W H Kilby Centipede Warrington Philadelphia Neptune Berry New York H M Whitney Ee Forest City Donovan Wreeks Elia Lewis Augusta Mauir McKinnon Turks Island Laura Venice Swain Mabfax Foreignu Samaria Roberts Liverpool PH du ¥ Vernet OB Stillman Race Cuba Burtt, Alexander & Co Brich Mattie Bell Hatheway & Co East Wise William Weeks Edwin Holder Baltimore Geo W Preston C C Sweeney White JS Emery & Co Scandinavian Glasgow Nineveh

Pilot Boat Station Listings for Hull and Cape Cod

Location of Pilot Boats Inner Station Hull D J Lawler No 3 Outer Station Cape Cod Eben D Jordan No 2 No 2 Lowsa Jane No 5 Fleur de Lis No 7 Sylph No 3.

Inner Station Hull

Vessels Sailed and Hailed Across New England Ports

From Vineyard Haven and surrounding harbors reports list brig Hector and schooner Grace Andrews sailing for Boston under steam tug guidance, with several other ships in tow or bound for port. Weather shows southwest winds and heavy seas, with multiple vessels hauled up for winter at Boothbay and arrivals at Chatham and Westport.

Acara Harper New York St John American Eagle Caroline Gray Ethel Edith R Augusta M Lackawanna Lizzie W Matheson David Torry Geneva Cape Haytien Edgartown Jeb Ingraham Greeley Portland Chatham Boothbay Lois Gen Grant Louisa N Rose M J Elliott E R Nickerson Humboldett Cynosure Rockway NJ Miller Robert D Rhodes Gera Louisa Eddie Peirce Exchange Westport Richmond Rockland Scis Lillie Bell Boston Davis Steee

Shipping News From Atlantic Ports and Shipyard Contracts

The report covers vessels in transit and incidents: Bark Don Juste arrives at Paysandu. Great Britain refuses to proceed and will be surveyed in Montevideo. Bark Georgina repairs after a leak. Bark Sarpen reaches Philadelphia after ice damage. Napoleon lies in ice off Coweset. Kaluna at Cruz del Padre awaits passage. Crest wrecked near St Sebastiano but clears and sails. Kate Covert docks at Philadelphia after ashore near Deep Water Point. Shipbuilders Goss & Sawyer of Bath contract 28,000 dollars to build a 300,000 lumber schooner for Wilson & Hunting. Fannie R Williams quarantined for smallpox risk at Tuas de Saga with no onboard sickness. Additional notes on Belfast shipbuilders and projected three-masted schooners, including captains’ ties to Daylight, and plans by McDonald & Brown and J W Cottrell.

Buenos Ayres Don Juste Paysandu Montevideo Great Britain Delaware Philadelphia Coweset Napoleon Tirrell Weehawken Kaluna Ray Boston Cardenas Cruz del Padre Crest Santos New York Rio Janeiro Isle of St Sebastiano Kate Covert London Goss & Sawyer Bath Wilson & Hunting Jacksonville Havana Fannie R Williams Tuas de Saga Baltimore Nellie S Pickering Belfast Swis Harvingston St Johns Fannie A Gersham Geo W Cottrell Messrs Armstrong New Haven George Madzden Carter & Co J W Cottrell McDonald & Brown

Shipping Losses and Groundings Around Atlantic Ports

Reports from Feb 2 detail multiple maritime incidents including Brig Mary Knowlton ashore near Vera Cruz with cargo saved, schooner Emma Walstead aground on Rockaway shoals likely total wreck, Bry Annie Batchelder ashore on Smith's Island with failed tug attempts, and Steamer James Gray foundered at sea. Also notes rail damage on British Rose Plant, Dunkirk-bound Bark Amelia leaking, and wrecks near Umpqua river with Tacoma collier wrecked and rosin losses near Portland Oregon and Norfolk.

Mary Knowlton New York Vera Cruz Jamaica Emma Walstead Rockaway Shoals Annie Batchelder Smith's Island Bar Philadelphia Governor Liverpool New Orleans Church Canary Providence Pallimore Newpoint Chesapeake Bay Sch Rose Plant Blake St Johns Delaware Norfolk Jos Foster Waples Progresso Kwater Riversdale Baltimore Newport Carolina Portland Ore Tacoma Central Pacific Company San Francisco Umpqua River Washington S S Pickmore Victoria J Peed Smith’s Island Sayle

Various sailing and port movements in early January

A compilation of ships and barks with captains and destinations. Vessels include the steamer Boadicea Smith Valencia Rosario sailing January 15, and the bark Blanche How White Boston. Other entries note ships Mornington Owens Hampton Roads, brig Edna Wigley Pernambuco, steamers Tycho Brahe and Herschel, and multiple sailings or in port statuses for ports from Rio Janeiro to Vera Cruz.

Tous Palermo Boadicea Smith Valencia Rosario Blanche How White Boston Rio Janeiro Mornington Owens Hampton Roads Edna Wigley Pernambuco Port Tycho Brahe New Orleans Thales New York Herschel Braithwaite Bahia Grey Eagle Berry Baltimore Gyler Larsen Galveston Donati Bevis Ptolemy Rio Grande Do Sul Mario Garcia Brige Success Potter Koston Efrain Kuuisen Hattie KE Tapley Finlayson Shanghai Vera Cruz Chase Petersen

Foreign Ports By Cable Compilation of Feb Sailings

A compilation of ships sailing to and from multiple ports including Antwerp London Hamburg Bombay and Sydney with vessels listed by name owner and destination or origin. Entries note sail dates and routes such as Bremen to New York and London to Boston or Glasgow.

Domestic Ports Ship Movements and Arrivals Across U S and Atlantic

A dense log of maritime traffic lists ar rriveals and clears at ports from Alexandria to New Bedford and Charleston to Tybec. Vessels include steamer John Gibson steamer William Whillden brig Tally Ho bark Huntress etc with destinations Boston Providence New York Philadelphia Baltimore and European ports.

Alexandria John Gibson Young New York Baltimore Charles A Briggs Hammett Providence Joseph F Baker Davis Bertha F Walker Westgate New Bedford William Whillden Riggan Philadelphia Park Templar Mclean Rio Janeiro Sche H R Tilton Harris Charleston George L Fessenden Weeks KS Mulford Hand Isaac Oberton Crockett Milford Look Jacksonville Jennie Liepert Boston Ist América Hamelmann Bremen JH Jackson Foster Claypeyron Geneilo Havre Blackstone Kent Decatur H Miler Clark Richard Willing Ler Bark Huntress Dunn Pernambuco Icis Lucy Graham Camilla Gracie D Chambers Bath Syren Brown Portland Meadrdge Hunt Barker Boothbay Philade’ S Rumswick St Simon’s Mulls Maggie O'Brien Peters Buenos Ayres West Indies Ape Henry—lassed Marcia Morrison New Orleans Elsinore Newport News Nuova Verita Aberdeen Bessie Whiting Dayton Denike Bohannan Virginia Crocker Ray Steelman Savannah Hans Thils Thils Gothenburg Mushka Welch Ball River Harmod Liverpool Fernandina Tally Ho McKowen Port Spain Fortress Monroe Maria Mark Yamoyden Oliver Fidcha Harlow Turk’s Island Norfolk Finance Canonbury Taylor Ballimore Deepdale Sharp Cork Bellini Gibson Vindobala Stuart Barks Mary McLeod Antwerp Poseidon Ericksen Thronabien Nuova Verna Otivari Galvweston Arist Russell Marcus Georgetown Joseph Rudd Halleck Key West Mary Jane Albury Nassau Equator Guadalupe Otello Quickey Mobile Dahl Keniaworth McAlmast United Kingdom Morgan City Whitney Hoxie Vera Cruz Galveston Mangam Christopher New Haven James English New London Chase Sampson Allen Wm G Lewis O'Neil Joseph G Dean Chase Lovell M Vassar George W Hunt Pierce Hayti Tremont Tucker Curbarien Hoston David G Flord Clifford Hoboken John Brightman Handy Nellie Phantom Nell Samuel Dexter D G Floyd Gov Hoyt Dove Old Colony Steamboat Company Hog Island Ar Ist St Laurent Delaplane Roanoke Couch Richmond City Point Wallace McCormack Santander Trotsche Niegaht Iquique George B. Douglass Anderson Florida Carll Benj Gartside Wottolk Iris Fisk Martha Stevens Chance South Amboy Wyoming Manhattan Park Grid Olsen Malabar Mediterranean Colon Aspinwall Tlacotalpan Otranto Hull Seth W Smith Barrados Hebe Limerick Giuseppe D Abundo Lisbon Hart Tsland Roads Pier Anjer Lozama Baker Cape Hartien Alhambra Amsterdam Manikins Tower Heber Grave Giuseppe Abundo Tucci Wildwood Granger San Francisco Curacoa McVatt Parnell Mo Isaacs Ozama Fazia Avera Bennett Neptune Berry Schs Olive Branch Hysen Lunenburg Fred Gray Haskell John D Williams Williams Ann Amelia Clock R A Forsyth Hobbie Stamford Frank Butler Butler Maria Pearson Aser James Satherwaite Wilmington Lucy D Smith Fidella Atklow Pye Norwalk Nff Pensacola Argo Biopavist Matanzas Stadt Carlsen Belfast Ire Rosena Johnson Ober Burgermister van Winter Scheive Barrow Lahaina Crowley Fort Spain Seth M Todd Norwood Townsend Tunnell Vaem Hamburg Barks Flora Larsen Newcastle Eng William Flint Dodge Carbarien King Watts Matthews C Hanrahan Campbell Perth Amboy Addie Wessels Groff Redabedee Perry George P W Wallock Edmunds Thayer Kimball Shute Elizabethport Mary G Farr Commonwealth Serapis North Hart Stores Rio Marino Kate Covert McTag John A Griffin Rice Perkiomen Miller Chelsea Panther Wiley Rattlesnake Odierne Lancaster Mills Santee Hines Del Jamers Centipede Keston Catharine Whiting Delaware Mosher Cook Georgietta Leghorn Nicosia Dunham London Hermine Bremer Mary Ann Palmer Trafton St Pierre Mart George W Lochner Phila de Quaia Saena Florence I Lockwood Ida L Hull Wm Matheson Jordan Tropic Port Antonio A Goudey Queenstown Marion Cichero Cagniari William Owen Senorita Old Providence Prussian Glasgow Webster Lance M Brainard Ginn Rockland Eleanora Bragg Doris Emma Cottingham Somers Caroline Knight Lewis William H. Bowen McDaid Snow Edith R Coombs St Marc Branscom Lord Anna B Jacobs Mahoney Rose Brothers Ashland Carr Fannie Brown Sharrett Ariel Gifford Francisco Super Grace Waliant York Colima Panama Dato Christiansen Mary A Power Simmons Crysolite Lamb Wilhelmine Scott Robert Dillon Sanford Brunette Maitland Andersen Bordeaux Rosario Zerat Jerrell Ludlam Ilmington NC Gulf Stream Ng Tam Somerset Olensen Santaiter Regulator Doane Mark Jona Pedersen Alpha Lundgren Barbados Herman Fredrich Niefahr Barks Rans Erickson Gibraltar Ystava Sorensen Negal Ribnitz Fretwurst Wood Sullivan Lawin Malcolmson Bull River

List of names from Daily Sp i Hitchcock Amamerst Young's Hotel

A fragmented roster listing individuals with surnames and locations such as New York Montreal Philadelphia Chicago Buffalo Syracuse Oswego Springfield Fitchburg and Albany. The item resembles a directory or hotel guest list with varied spellings and incomplete entries.

Weeks Bath Stevens Portland Smith Philadelphia Mason Frank New York Swett Montreal Thompson & Wf Terre Haute Wharton Jones LH Neebe P Hesse Worthington Hartie K Blodgett A Goddard Donahue Tufts Hall Meriden Hoh Barker Duffato R Austen Stebbins Lebanon A Floyd Plymouth M Maher Manchester A Woodward Milton Eliss Albany JS Spinney B Passmore J Connolly M Hill Chicago Woodruff Buffalo L Frazer Syracuse Chamberhlain Oswego Bradford Fitchburg Olmsted Springfield Hor Cummings Daily Sp I. Hitchcock Amamerst S Huntly A Whipple J L Brown Brookville K Brown A Ackert Roach & Wf Armstrong J L Bassett Easthampton R Hartman LaFerta F Ormsby New Haven T Cutler Florence M Dyer PJ Kelleher Jd Coady Marion Parsons & Wf Gloucester Scotland Bolton Cleveland Hamilton Baker & 5 JC P Sturtevant Conn Pendleton Pratt Ware M Bennis Spencer

Merchant names listed from Akron to Washington in trade roster

A long string of individual and firm names with city and state abbreviations appears, likely a trade or business directory snippet. Entries include S E Phinney, J E Lentz & Co, Wm Bone & Son, J J Schulten & Co, Phelps Dodge & Palmer, and many others spanning Akron, Allentown, Bloomington, Chicago, Louisville, Memphis, Norfolk, St Louis, San Francisco, and Washington.

S E Phinney EE Phinney & Co Akron Lentz E Lentz & Co Allentown D Bone Bone & Son Bloomington JD Frank Canton Dodge Phelps, Dodge & Palmer Chicago Putnam Ellis & Putnam BF Demuth Mabley & Co Cincinnati Louisville Cage Geo F Wood & Co Ann EH Keiser Mansfield Craw Hill,Standish & Co Memphis Tenn Thomas S J Thomas & Co Norfolk Gunnis Barrett & Co Philadelphia R Tracy P Tracy & Co Portsmouth Toledo Tre Hahn Hahn & Co Washington, DC U.S. A Finlayson,Bousfield & Co Johnstone Scotland THE Flax Mills Grafton Mass Devonshire St Boston Broadway New York North Fourth Street Washington St Ill Main Street Ohio Washington Avenue St. Louis California Street San Francisco Cal

Episcopal Church Services and Talk at Union Hall

Episco pal church services announced with Divine service at 10 30 A M and 7 45 P M Ash Wednesday service at 10 30 A M A sermon to young people tomorrow evening at Union Hall 18 Boylston Street by Rev Percy Browne Boston Highlands subject Fellowship Social singing at close of services Doors open at 7 o clock services begin at 7 30 o'clock Public invited.

Cavaca Hawthorne Wall Park Street James M.gray BR. Y. M. Cunistan Uston Union Hall Boylston St Percy Browne Episcopal Church Boston

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