Industrial firms list of machinery and foundry makers
A long roster of companies and individuals in New England and nearby states involved in machinery, iron foundries, mills, sewing machines, tools, and related metalwork. Names include John P. Smith Exeter N H Wim Ford Concord Dan't Kidder North Groton Washburn Moen Worcester American Twist Drill Co Laconia Nashua J R Holman Hinsdale Lane Exeter New Haven Rodney Hunt Pawtucket Sibley Somerville Cunningham Charlestown Household Sewing Machine Co Providence Sibley Norton Corliss Engine Boston Globe Nail Co Somerville etc.
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Dan’t Kidder
North Groton
N. H
Edward S. Laber
New Bedford
Mass
The
New Haven Wire Co
New Haven
Conn
Rodney Hunt Machine Co
F. N. Harris
Ovanne
Sargent & Co
Keene Manufacturing Co
Keene, N. Oh
Chase Lurbine Mty. Co
L. Kilburn
Keene
Samuel
Locke & Co
Somerville
Cunningham Iron Works Co
Charlestown
Household Sewing Machine Co
Geo. H Dart
Providence
R. J. Sibley Scythe Co
North
Newport
A. B. Tenney Mig. Co
Pawtucket
W. Payne & Co
J. S. White
J.C. Potter
McWilliams Life. Co
Jne. Mc
Corliss Siean
Enggine Co
Wm. M. Cowan
Aretas Blood
Horseshoe Nuts
Boston
Kendall & Sons
Charles River Iron Works
Cambridgeport
Henry M. Bird
Broadway Iron Foundry
Miller & Shaw
Lebanon
James G. Inglish
Albert Field Tack Co
N. B. Deane
Caunton
Norway Steel & Iron Co
Albert Geiger
Sylvester & Co
Nlgass
Howard Foundry Co
Wm. A. Nye
Prop
Bournedale
Fairhaven Iron Works
Judd
Ion Foundry and Machine Shop
Wairhaven
New Bedford Iron Foundry
Edmund Grinnell
JLASS
Oliver Ames
North Easton
Ellis Foundry Co
Peleg McFarlin
Stove Works
South Carver
ROH. Brown & Co
D. Frisbie Co
Sonu
Rhode Island
Locomotive Works
R. L Highland Foundry Co
J. W. Elliot
Boston Highlands
George W. McFadden
Biddeford
Portland Stove Foundry
M. Lawrence
Oo Stove
Portland
Eugene C. le Baron
Iron Foundry
Middleboro
the Brown Cotton Gin Co
New
London
L.O. Baldwin
Millwright
North Stratford
aXe
Cole & Nichols
Peruvian Struck by Sea Ice on Atlantic Passage
Allan steamer Peruvian from Liverpool reached Halimax New Scotia after thirteen days at sea. On January 26 a tremendous sea struck the starboard side damaging the bridge and injuring First Officer Goodwin, confined to his cabin since. Ship also suffered deck damage. two icebergs were sighted on the Banks with no field ice. Three days from Moville the vessel saw an abandoned Norwegian bark of unknown name.
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Halimax
N.S
Liverpool
Tremendous Sea
Goodwin
Moville
Jamaica Plain Gun Club Sweepstakes Shoot Results
Jamaica Plain Gun Club held a post noon range sweepstakes at Clarendon Hills with multiple trials. Notable results include Barrett winning No 1 Clay target and Woodruff leading several No 2 Blue Rock and No 8 Clay Pigeon divisions with teammates like Schaefer, Dodge, Bowker, Cilley and Payson among top placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
Herbert
Schaefer
Hill
Ensign
Boothby
Payson
Barrett
Needham
Merchandise
Clay Vigeon
Woodruff
Dodge
Chase
Bowker
Cilley
Roxton
McNutt
Purdy
Shaw
Clay Pizeon
Wal
Needham and Loothby
Correction on New York Life reference in early edition
In a headline to a letter from New York Life an error called the company the New York Mutual Vite. The mistake was corrected in later editions, clarifying the correct name of the insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life
New York Mutual Vite
T. F. Moseley Cuts Prices on Henry Herth's Depts
Bargain hunters are alerted that T. F. Moseley & Co has slashed prices on Henry Herth's French congress abd bution Depts from 11 and 12 dollars to 7 dollars 60 cents, a notable reduction for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Moseley & Co
Henry Herth
Extend the New Shallot System to Town Elections
A House debate covers a bill to extend the New Shallot system to town elections to prevent voter disenfranchisement. Provisions include ballot printing, clerk duties, polling place organization, instructions, specimen ballots, and timing. measures detail general and special ballots, duplicate voter lists, and file amendments aligning with 1888 and 1889 acts.
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Wight
Extending the New System for Town Elections Bill Introduced
Mr Williams leads a bill to fund printing ballots and regulate town elections. It covers towns with 500 plus voters and outlines nomination, ballot design, caucus and nomination paper rules, registration checks, and clerk responsibilities for ballots and open records. It sets polling hours, ballot structure for male voters, and provisions for school committee ballots including women voters.
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Williams
Committee On Election Law
Board of Registrars of Voters
Orders Adopted In The House On Fire Safety And Licensing
The House approved measures modifying Chapter 874 of the 1885 acts to tighten fire safety rules for buildings and warehouses, including brick construction standards, openings, foundations, and prohibition of soft bricks. It also requests a Boston Police Board report on Section 9 of Chapter 106 regarding licensees serving liquor to hotel and restaurant guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
City of
Boston
General Court
Commonwealth
Committee Reports In The House On Various Bills
The House reported on bills to amend public statutes relating to offences against chastity and a water supply for the State Normal School at Framingham. Leave to withdraw was granted on petitions by David J. Hogarty et al. for an amendment to the Boston Catholic Cemetery Association charter. Brown et al. sought incorporation of the Union Investment Association of Boston. An order relative to seduction and parental duties was deemed inexpedient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Framingham
David J. Hogarty
Boston Catholic Cemetery Association
EKEF
Brown
The
Union Investment Association of Boston
Senate Adopts Printing Resolution for County Accounts Report
After three days of debate in the Senate the resolution to print 1000 extra copies of the second annual report of the county accounts controller passed over opposition. Creed Jaques Baker Hosmer Harlow led fights on amendments to cut copies to 600 or 500 and restrict distribution. cost estimates were cited. The measure was ordered engrossed despite resistance.
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Senate
Creed
Jaques
Committee On the Treasury
Baker
Hosmer
Harlow
Murat Halstead Testifies in Ballot Box Inquiry Episode
Murat Halstead editor of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette testified before the ballot box investigation committee in Washington on February 6. He recounted seeing a forged ballot box paper, its chain of custody from Governor Foraker to Wood, and Wood’s motive tied to the smoke inspectorship. He said the paper connected Campbell and others, discussed publishing it early in the campaign, and described further revelations from Haddon and Sherman while noting Foraker’s insistence on the paper’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Ballot
Sherman
Halstead
Springfield
O. Jie
Foraker
Campbell
McKinley
Butterworth
Tlis
St Halstead
5. S. Cox
Cox
Wood
Governor Foraker
Senator Sherman
Messrs
Governor Campbell
Pike’s Opera House
Cincinnati
Topp
Mr. Halstead
Haddon
Paraker
General Grosvenor
McKinley, Butterworth, Sherman
Harvard Nine Holds Candidate Meeting For Winter Tryouts
A Harvard University gathering in the gym trophy room drew over forty hopefuls for the baseball team. Captain Linn announced training would start Monday with two squads, one hour daily using pulley weights, dumbbells, and the cage.</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Linn
Dean
Nodds
Gambrinill
Marshall
Holland
Neff
E. C. Howe
Doe
J. Hale
Woomer
B. W. Trafford
Winsor
J. Allen
Commons
Nelson
Mason
Harvard
Boston Athletic Association
Mott Haven
Greenleaf
Fearing
Brown
Steinhart
Kent
Sternberg
Andrade
Downs
Batchelder
Green
Atwood
Rounsaville
W. J. Baker
Vompson
Wright
Barron
Ganson
Atead
Sturgis
Endicott
Batehelder
J. Crane, Jr
C. Walcott
Priest
Dodge
G. Lowell
Pike
A. H. Williams
Price
Blake
Collamore
Bates
Davenport
Jr. Paine
Gorham
Bardeen
Cohen
A. White
Lewiston public building funds pass in Senate
In Washington on Feb 6 the Senate passed a 75000 dollar bill for a Lewiston Maine public building after removing it from the calendar. Debate covered adjournment timing and school funding with Mr Blair urging continued sessions to advance the educational bill amid illness of illiteracy concerns. The Missouri River navigation resolution and Columbia River mouth improvements were approved and sent to the President, followed by executive business and a recess to Monday.
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Washington
Frye
Senate
Lewiston
Harris
Blair
Hawley
Oklahoma
United States
Committee On Finance
Republic
Missouri River
Columbia River
Edmunds
Mr. Edmunds
Pago-Pago
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Dining car Warwick boosts Shore Line 1 o'clock express appeal
The Warwick dining car became part of the 1 o'clock Shore Line express between Boston and New York, delighting patrons as the reduced running time makes the train a favorite among business travelers. Mrs Partington and her son Ike reportedly use Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for colds, and travellers are advised to carry Salvation Oil at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Boston
New York
Senate Passes Samoa Treaty Action and Code of Rules
Senator Blair warns North common school system will fade as the Senate advances the Samoa treaty. The House votes on journal abstention amid silent protest and approves Cannon's new code of rules. Bills on silver bullion, bonds, postal hours, and pension reforms move forward. Adjournment follows after passage of several measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Senate
Washington
Yeas
Cannon
Illinois
Committee On Rules
House
Cummings
New York
Committee On Judiciary
Williams
Ilinois
Secretary of the Treasury
Dorsey
Nebraska
United States
Kaham
Mgr. Hayes
Iowa
Committee On Accounts
Morrill
Kansas
Board of Surgeons
Commissioner of Pensions
Dolliver
Committee On Oval Affairs
Trenton
Vandalia
Nipsic
Apia
Samoa
Kingham
Pennsylvania
Mexico
Ene Vcola
Fla
Bernard
Phil- So
Jamaica
Newark
Perkins
Committee On Indian Affairs
Kansas City & Pacific Railroad Company
Jaidian
Also Mentioned on This Page
John P. Smith
Exeter
N. A
Wim. P. Ford & Co
Iron Founders
Concord
Halifax
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Navy Yard
Myr. Greenough
Wakefield
Cook
Weymouth
Morison
Dedham
Edgerly
Republican Party
Wardwell
Haverhill
Indiana
Massachusetts
Greenough
Ohio
Mr. Blair
Code OF Rules Reported
Reed
Healy
Thomas Hardy
Ivery Fos
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctivalers and Commission Merchants
State Street
State St
S.S
Grasbrook
Gate City
N.Y
Lewis Wharf
Pontiac
Messina
Palermo Oranges
Palermo Lemons
Fiske’s Wharf
Valencia
Samaria
Lake Ontario
Snow & Cac
North Merket St
Palten St
Naranja
Pier 2
South D
South Side Long Wharf
J. D. Mead & CO
Fulton ST
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield Street
Selamia Shakti
Shaki
New York Custom House
Constantinople
BR. Shari
Mancla
the Eastern Banking
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
Wit
F. Hammett
Otis Company
Summer Street
Peder Olsen
Columbian Manufacturing Company
A. Im. Peder Olsen
Axes Plow Company
Quincy Hall
Beng. Lowker, Jp
Boston Duck Company
M. Peder Olsen
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State Hose
F. Dwinell
Lucius Field
We. WH. Terrye
Henry E. Turner, Jr
State House
Committee On Cities
Edwin D. Metcalf
Eownp. W. Presno
Commonwealth of Masssachusetts
State Houser
Committee On Crrves
Edwin D, Metcalf
Epw
P W
Presuo
Criies
Evwin W. Prresno
Committee On Criies
Epw'p
W. Presno
COAL
Ofppice
Congress
hSerakaru
Boston Athmenia
William BR. Richards
New England
Cordis Mills
Summersteer
P.m. Peder Olsen
Thorndike Company
Laramer Street
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