Princess Lilia Okalani to govern Hawaii while king tours world
The Honolulu report says heiress apparent Princess Lilia Okalani will administer the kingdom during the king’s eight month world tour. The monarch travels with lord chamberlain and Wm N Armstrong seeking British support for Hawaii emigration from Malaysia.
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Honolulu
Lilia- Okalani
Alpha Alri
Hong Kong
Calcutta
Bombay
Suez Canal
Mediterranean Sea
Europe
New York
Wm. N. Armstrong
Hawaii
Malaysia
Senate opens dispute over steamship subsidies
In the United States Senate yesterday the contest over steamship subsidy schemes opened with little chance of progress on the funding bill before next week. The House had moved the river and harbor bill but made no progress and the promise is that the bill will be thoroughly discussed. The stockholders of Brattleboro’s First National Bank met to elect a permanent agent but after two ballots no choice was made and the meeting adjourned to the first Tuesday in May.
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United States Senate
Senate
House
First National Bank of
Brattleboro
Price
Waite
Old Colony
New York
New England
Walpole
United States
Canada
Edison Electric Light Company
Boston Common Council
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Salen
Franklin Carter
Yale
Williams College
New Jersey
Kansas
Nicaragua
Inter-Oceanic Canal Committee
Capt. Eads
Capt. Phelps
Congress
Gen. Grant
Mexico
Ammon
Gould
Pacific Mail
Panama Star and Herald
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Sherman
Grant
Logan
Military Committee
Gen. Sherman
Aks
Washington
Mississippi
Mississippi River Commission
Commission
Reagan
Cox
Yeas
Robinson
Massachusetts
Mississippi River
Robeson
Hawley
Connecticut
Chalmers
First National Bank of Brattleboro
Opera Hall
A. N. Swain
F. W. Childs
Burdett & Co
Riley Burdett
Taunton Locomotive Works
Lyon & Healy
Windsor Hotel
C. Spinner
Connecticu River Railroad Company
N. A. Leonard
S. M. Waite
Trenor M. Park
Frederick Billings
Silas M. Waite
Windham County Bank
First National Bank
U. S
U.S
Boston
Hinsdale
N. B. Williston
W. H. Rockwell
Monson National Bank
Williston
N. B. Williston & Co
Tis
Fourth National Bank of New York
Vermont
E. L. Watterman
Jamaica
F. W. Brooks
Jacob Estey & Co
Burdett
United States Circuit Court
Estey & Co
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Huntington W.jackson
Chicago
W.H. Waite
theWestern Fire and Marine Insurance Company of
Spink
C. A. Fargo
G. R. Roberts
W. H. Waite
Charles C
Mr. Fargo
Hammil
Insurance Company
Frederick Tuttle
Charlies C. Waite
Lobby and old guard schemes loom in Washington capital
Special correspondence from the Boston Post reports a rising lobby in Washington as the forty third congress ends amid accusations and hints of corruption. It notes possible returns to power for Blaine and Grant allies, the influence of subsidies and canal schemes, and Sherman’s resistance to retirement plans tied to Grant.
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Boston Post
Washington
Forty-Third Congress
Arlington
Republican Party
Party of Progress
American Party
Congress
Psestic Railway
Blaine
Gerfield
John Roach
Beck
Grant
Shepherd
Garfield
Appropriations Committee
Conger
National Republican
Kilbourn
Clephane
Rattler
George C. Gorham
Question Discussed in the House of Commons on Copyright
In London the president of the board of trade, Mr. Chamberlain, stated no formal negotiations with the United States were pending. He explained the draft proposal from publishers in the eastern states and said he has consulted law officers about a treaty under existing acts. He awaits opinions from authors and publishers before presenting any final plan to Parliament.
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London
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Board of Trade
United States
Lowell
Crown
Great Britain
England
Copyright Association
Murray
Ireland and Home Rule Debate in the House of Commons
The House of Commons discussed the Irish protection act with Mr. Forster affirming it would apply to foreigners and noting past arrests of U S citizens under similar acts. Harcourt warned Dublin’s Davitt-like tickets would face prison again if misbehavior continued, while Dillon warned of Irish exodus and arrest risk. The session adjourned after protections were debated. reports noted Gladstone’s push for a land bill and Parnell preparing to sail to America.
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London
Sir Henry Wolff
Forster
United States
William Harcourt
Gray
County Carlow
Davitt
Portland
Arthur O'Connor
Home Ruler
London World
Land League
Gladstone
Stafford Northcote
O'Connor
Dillon
Manchester
Parnell
Congress
Washington
Dublin
The
League
England
Ireland
America
Boers Intercepting Relief Column Amid Durban Reports
A Durban despatch says Colley’s camp communications are cut and about a thousand Boers advance to intercept a Hussars squadron and foot battalion moving to relieve him. Also reported are Kishig tribes selling male children for grain and the Batavia search under way from Queenstown. Remains of Thomas Carlyle buried at Beclfechan. Basutos defeated at Maseru and Seville floods claim eighteen thousand cattle.
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London
Durban
Colley
New Castle
Hussars
Foot
Orepburg
Cunard Steamship Company
Queenstown
Crookhaven
Batavia
Thomas Carlyle
St. Fechan’s Church Yard
Bcclefechan
Dumfriesshire
Cape Town
Maseru
Seville
Frightful mine explosion kills six in Ohio robbery mine
A deadly blast at P. Monsor & Company's Robbins coal mine near Salem, Ohio, collapses roof seven eight feet and blasts mules and cars out of the entrance. Six men killed, several wounded, including James Logan, James Mehan, Wm Haley, George Henshilwood, Ed Smith. Rescue crews rush to aid injured workers amid a heartrending scene as a doctor corps attends.
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Cleveland, O
Monsor & Company
Robbins
New Lisbon
Salem
Smith
Jackson Leek
James Logan
James Mehan
Wm. Haley
George Henshilwood
Ed. Smith
James Crouch
Robert Haley
Ed. Creighton
John Aiken
Peter Wilson
Tragedy at Maseville Court Ends in Mob Action
At a Pittsylvania warrant trial in Maseville a Black man Sam Wright struck a magistrate and bystanders before fleeing. Joe Wright attacked whites causing severe injuries, including Maj. Murrell who lost an arm and Arthur who died. A Black club called True Friends vowed to shield them, but a twelve-man posse secured arrests and guards. The incident sparked outcry over mob violence and alleged partiality.
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Virginia
Richmond
Maseville
Pittsylvania County
Sam Wright
Joe Wright
J.C. Arthur
W.H. Murrell
Chris Kendrick
Arthur
True Friends
Feu
Saloon Keeper Climbs Tug Electra Upstream Fire Incident
The government tug Electra broke from moorings on the Missouri river at Glasgow as ice moved downriver. Harry Mc Gowan, a former steamboat engineer and saloon keeper, boarded under a railroad bridge, started a fire, and with two others raised steam before being rescued and landing the vessel safely about a mile below Brownsville.
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St. Louis
Electra
Missouri
Glasgow
Booneville
Harry McGowan
Brownsville
Senate turmoil over Chinese treaties and subsidies
Special despatch from Washington notes unhappy senators who declined to explain how treaties were made public. The article reports opposition to Edmunds led efforts, pressure to summon correspondents, and a looming vote on steamship subsidy amendments. It also states Stanley Matthews faces likely defeat as judiciary committee opposition grows and prospects of confirmation dim.
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Boston Post
Washington
Senate Committee
Saulsbury
Senate
Edmunds
Post Office Committee
Post Office
Kernan
Wallace
Senate Judiciary Committee
Matthews
Opposition to the River and Harbor Bill Debate
Special Despatch reports a House session on the river and harbor bill with no progress and plans for thorough discussion. Debate centers on a million-dollar Mississippi project, opposition from the east, and seeks to limit spending to deepening channels while opposing levee repairs.
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Boston Post
Decision on Interest Payments on Bonds Owned by Minors
Synopsis of a treasury decision Feb 4 on paying interest on United States registered bonds issued to minors. Interest checks go to guardians when notified. parents cannot normally collect. Guardians must file evidence of guardianship and authority to endorse for the ward. Government not liable to refund interest paid during minority if infancy was undisclosed. Philadelphia and Reading legislation: Ways and Means substitute released from certain tax obligations on wages certificates if the company covers enforcement costs. Report adopted. Kelley to present substitute to the House.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Treasury
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
Reading
Ways and Means Committee
Kelley
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
House
Inaugural Preparations and Political Movements
Capt H A Snow plans Boston Fusiliers reception at the Washington house and efforts to secure the sixth Massachusetts regiment with Congressman Russell to entertain them. Senator Blaine is ill with rheumatism in the knee and advised rest. The House considered a Whitthorne bill for 175000 to pursue the Jeannette search but no decision. A Burgoyne monument bill for Schuylerville passed to the Senate. Fernando Wood at Arkansas Hot Springs is feeble. The Bangor district boundary bill moves after Senate Commerce action. Fort Monroe land for a hotel bill advances. A Garfield inauguration committee is formed by Pendleton Bayard Anthony. A 200000 fire-proof archives building bill passes the Senate.
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H. A. Snow
Boston Fusiliers
Washington House
Massachusetts
Russell
Blaine
House Committee On Appropriations
Whitthorne
Jeannette
House
Schuylerville
N. Y
Burgoyne
Senate
Fernando Wood
Arkansas Hot Springs
Senate Committee On Commerce
Bangor
House Military Committee
Fort Monroe
Pendleton
Bayard and
Anthony
Want Their Bonds Taik of Compromising With Bank Robbers
Northampton Mass February 10 The trial of Shang Draper for complicity in the 1876 Northampton bank robbery was not moved to February 14 after juror summons ran out. Draper and four alleged accomplices remain in jail under guard while negotiations for a compromise over the stolen securities proceed. Detectives and bank officials hold consultations as talks continue today.
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Taik
Northampton
Mass
Shang”’ Draper
Draper
Red
Leary
Billy Conners
Scott
Dunlap
Beither
Pinkerton
Valuation Commission Finishes Work in Augusta MSP
The Maine valuation commission finished its labor and will report to the legislature on Tuesday. In the senate, a bill declaring women eligible for certain school offices was debated. An amendment to extend the time for express package sales was laid on the table. In the house, remonstrances against Auburn’s common council abolition, and a ferry charter from Kittery to Portsmouth were noted along with a petition on neglected children and several bills to be engrossed.
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Augusta
Senate
Common Council of
Auburn
Kittery
Portsmouth
Express Freight Crashes Into Way Freight at Concord
At East Concord station the down express freight struck the rear of the way freight, throwing the locomotive and six cars from the track. Engineer G Thyng of Lake Village was severely cut under the eye, and Col. D. M. Clough of Canterbury, aboard the way freight saloon, was badly shaken. Wrecking crew dispatched. track to be cleared tonight.
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Concord
N. H
Boston, Concord and Montreal
East Concord
G. Thyng
Lake Village
D. M. Clough
Canterbury
Monongahela River Dam Breach Drains Pool
Pittsburg reports a dam break on the Monongahela drains the river pool, stranding numerous coal laden boats and barrages. Repairing the dam won’t occur before summer, halting coal transport and threatening famine as iron mills suspend operations due to the low water.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela
Detachment Captures Uncapapas at Black Catfish Camp
A detachment from Ilges’s command moved to the Black Catfish Yanktonai camp and demanded surrender of the Uncapapas. They seized the camp, arrested the chief and forty-nine Yanktonnais, and thirty Uncapapas, with Black Horn among the captives. They are held under guard at Poplar River and will be sent to Buford.
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St. Paul
Minn
Poplar River
Ilges
Black Catfish
Frostbitten travelers reach Georgetown after Cape Sharp ordeal
Eleven passengers the purser and two crew of the Northern Light arrived at Georgetown from Cape Sharp. They are badly frost bitten after twenty eight hours on the ice. The steamer remains in a bad position surrounded by ice as two rescue boats prepare to depart to aid her.
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Haliwax
Northern Light
Georgetown
P.E
Illinois Senate and House Concur On Davitt Sympathy Resolution
In the Illinois legislature a concurrent senate resolution expressing sympathy for Michael Davitt on his arrest was concurred in by the house after a rules suspension vote of 95 to 34. The senate also adopted a sympathy resolution with Ireland criticizing British policy as unjust.
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Chicago
Lil
Illinois
Senate
Michael Davitt
House
Ireland
Court martial proceedings on Cadet Whittitt Whittaker outrage
In New York Feb 10 Lieut Coffin testified he believed any cadet guilty of the Whittaker outrage would lie about it. Lieut Dickinson said several cadets believed Whittaker himself committed the act and that was his impression.
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New York
Whittaker
Lieut
Coffin
Dickinson
Marriage in Thompson valley ends in assault and abduction
In Thompson valley last week Lawson wed Coombs. Two roughs forced entry into the bridal chamber, forcibly took the bride from the groom, and fled after a desperate struggle. Lawson has not seen his wife since.
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Richmond
Lawson
Coombs
Thompson Valley
Winter Wheat Prospects Improve In Kansas Report
Special advices from Leavenworth report excellent winter wheat conditions. The crop lies under snow in good shape and uninjured by pest. Sown area is up by 695000 acres compared with last year.
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New York
Leavenworth
Kansas
Iest
City of Ludington Arrives Off CuicaGco After Ice Drift
The propeller City of Ludington, drifting in ice on Lake Michigan for nearly three weeks, arrived off CuicaGco Ill. She lies about two miles offshore. Passengers landed on the ice. She carries ample provisions but is out of fuel and has 6000 barrels of flour aboard.
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CuicaGco
Ill
Ludington
Westfield Man Attempts Suicide Over $50 Debt
North Troy Vermont February 10 H R Smith of Westfield cut his throat with a knife in an apparent suicide attempt after being arrested on a $50 debt. He survived with a severe but non fatal wound and his wealth was noted prior to the act.
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North Troy
H. R. Smith
Westfield
National Stovemakers Set New Stove Prices at Six Cents
Detroit report notes the National Stovemakers association adopting a minimum stove price of six cents per pound and repairs at eight cents per pound. The semi annual meeting will be at Niagara Falls and the annual gathering at Cincinnati.
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Detroit
Mich
National
Stovemakers’ Association
Niagara Falls
Cincinnati
Peach crop hit by late frosts in the South
Reports from across the country indicate the peach crop suffered severely from recent frosts with many trees damaged or unproductive in southern regions. Growers fear the loss may affect supply and prices nationwide.
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Rep Bank
N.J
New Jersey
Ruined Brattleboro bank stockholders electing agent
Brattleboro stockholders met at Opera hall to elect a permanent agent for the First National bank. After two ballots produced no choice, the meeting adjourned to May. Receiver Price presented a fraud study detailing forged notes and Waite family-related misappropriations, with a large loss to the bank and ongoing insolvency proceedings.
Edison Electric Light Company Faces Tax Review In New York
Edison Electric Light Company fought a writ of certiorari to challenge a tax commissioners’ assessment. Initial valuation showed capital at 1.5 million, later reduced to 300 thousand par value after company claims it has only patent rights and debt. Trial to be held in the New York Supreme Court.
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New York
Edison Elecric Light Company
Supreme Court
National Educational Association
A. P. Marbie
Worcester
Mass
John Eaton
United States
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Boston
San Francisco
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlanta
Canfield
McGrew
Chamber of Commerce
Lowell
National Board of Trade
John Robertson, Son & Co
Toronto
Richard W. How
Cooperage, Etcc
Brooklyn
Samuel Traitel
Solomon Bros
Broadway
Uptown
Bagnio
Traitel
Mina Voss
Holland
Morrissey Little
Southern Oil works stock room fire destroys facility
Memphis report states a morning blaze in the stock room of the Southern Oil works damaged the building and contents valued at 200000 dollars with 123000 dollars insured. The blaze forced workers to flee for their lives as 2000 barrels of oil 1000 tons of oil cake and 1000 tons of cotton seed burned. Other fires statewide included Marx Kuhn & Co wholesale grocery and Goldzell & Co dry goods in Denison Texas and the Herald office with combined losses near 50000 dollars. New York Bell's Imperial mills Catskill burning for 15000 dollars. White Water Congregational church and furnishings burned for 25000 dollars. St Paul hinseed oil works tanks exploded. one killed and another injured in wreckage valued around 20000 dollars.
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Memphis
Southern Oil Works
Denison
Tex
Marx Kuhn & Co
Goldzell & Co
Herald Office
New York
Bell
Imperial Mills
Catskill
White Water
Wis
Congregational Church
St. Paul, Minn
Archibald & Schurmir
John Murt
Governor’s anti polygamy message shocks Mormon lawmakers in Borst Idaho
Governor Neil sent a strong anti polygamy message to the Idaho legislature on Saturday stirring anger among Mormon members. He urged immediate adoption of stringent measures to extirpate the evil and warned against the spread of polygamy under the influence of the Mormon church.
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Borst
Idaho
Neil
Suffolk club holds third annual gathering in Portsmouth
The Suffolk club of Boston hosted its third annual gathering at the Rockingham house in Portsmouth New Hampshire this evening. About fifty prominent business men attended while the menu was elegant and postprandial exercises drew special interest.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Suffolk Club
Boston
Rockingham House
Williams College Elects Carter Yale President
Springfield Feb 10 Williams college trustees met in New York and elected Prof Franklin Carter of Yale to succeed Paul Chadbourne as Williams president. Carter is a Williams graduate of 1862.
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Springfield
Mas
Williams College
New York
Franklin Carter
Yale
Williams
Paul A. Chadbourne
Carter
Moulders Resume Work After 15 Percent Wage Increase
Four hundred stove moulders who had been on strike for a 15 percent wage rise will return to work tomorrow as employers grant the advance.
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Cincinnati
Vicksburg Steamer Wrecked After Storm Near Sabine Pass
ORANGE TEXAS FEB 10 The steamer Vicksburg is reported wrecked off Sabine Pass Saturday during a storm with a report of loss or damage.
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Orange, Tex
Vicksburg
Sabine Pass
Robberies and deaths tied to Boston area travel and coast guard
In Massachusetts the Ezra Kelley house in New Bedford was robbed of a gold watch and silverware on a Saturday night. Nahum Fisher of Westboro died suddenly at Boston after a Boston and Albany railroad meeting, aged 66, a former Forbes and Fisher sleighmaker. Capt Solomon Linnell of Cape Cod life station No 12 faces court martial over alleged wrecking contract with the Edmund schooner crew after it foundered at sea.
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Ezra Kelley
New Bedford
Nahum Fisher
Westboro
Boston and Albany Railroad
Boston
Forbes & Fisher
Solomon Linnell
Life Station No
Cape Cod Beach
Steamship Columbia Overdue At Halifax From London
A week overdue steamship Columbia of the Anchor Line from London is reported at Halifax. Smallpox cases rise in Elberon New Jersey among Italian laborers. Winnipeg reports thirty three inches of snow in the week. Fort Smith Arkansas boat wreck drowns Isham Carter and his daughter Cecilia. Macon Georgia bridge washed away over the Ocmulgee for the second time in thirty days. A Bannerman Welland canal boiler explosion kills Herbert Atkinson and injures others. Jersey City records eight smallpox cases in one house and four in another. Court of appeals in St Louis stays execution for James Barnes in murder case. James Wallace alias McBride escapes lockup in Stanstead Quebec after theft and forgery arrest.
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Ling
London
Haliax
Elberon Station
N. J
Winnipeg
Man
Isham Carter
Cecilia
Fort Smith
Ark
Macon and
Augusta
Ocmulgee
Macon
James Barnes
James Wallace
McBride
Robertson
Stanstead
Que
Local Trade Directory Snippet With Multiple Boston Firms
A fragmented OCR list shows various Boston businesses including AIR GAS MACHINE, ANILINE COLORS IMPORTED, BOOTS AND SHOES WHOLESALE, BOSTON BUTTON COMPANY, BURLAPS AND DUNDER GOODS, and several firms at Federal and Purchase streets with addresses such as 117 Milk street 141 Federal street 85 Purchase street and 20 Federal street.
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Drake
Prank G
Devonshire Street
Swain
Paul M
Milk Street
Batchelder & Lincoln
Federal Street
Holmer, Codding & CO
Parker, Holmes & Co
Boston Button Company
Boston Button CO
Purchase Street
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Plummer, J. P & D
Blackstone Street
Fabens& Graham
Broad Street
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A.S. Richards & Co
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Moses Colman & Son
C. T. Walker
Francis Henshaw & Co
R. L. Day & Co
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A. S. Richards & Co
Philad
Lappincott, Son & Co
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Johnson, Moody & Co
Carreis, &E
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Hoknet & Co
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Henry & Hatch
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Johns Hopkins University
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Custave Satter
Satter
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Martin
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Oliver
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Campbell Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, John & CO
Cosisello
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Miller
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Hanover
Walsh
John H
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Rae
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L. W
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Doane & Greenougag
Nix State
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Walker, A. A. & CO
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Bair & Feathers Albee
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Wheeler, A. W. & CO
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Albee
Massachusetts Benefit Association
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G. A. Litchfield
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Cunningham & CO
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BROWN
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Crystal Lake Brewery
Wm. T. van Nostrand & Co
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J. EK. Souther
Reath
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Cook, Isaac & CO
Central
Haffenreffer & CO
Houghton, A. J. & CO
Hallock
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Kenney
J. W
Amory Brewery
Als and Porter
Amory Street
Roessle
Penchon Street
Rueter & Alley
Highland Spring
Aie
Rrican Mikio
Smith & Glidden
BRUSH
Packard & Burrill
Corner Union
Friend Streets
A.& Son
Exchange Street
Amriagqgeh Mand Dao A
IVES
Portland St
Sargent & Ham
Bonker St
Carpenters. McNutt, J. J
Novelty Woodworks
Wareham St
Dobson
John and
James
Lehigh Valley Coal CO
G.S. Sweeney
Bosworth & Hamblin
Tirrell, Jesse & CO
Witherell
D. D
Dorks
Powers
Crom
Chapin & Trull
North Market
Glass Wake Manor
Staniford
Sinhkers
Becker
Berry, J. and
Conant
Jas. S
Franklin Street
Chandler
Victor L
School Street
Gro
H. Matthews
Rose Rae OD Celk Nean
Elevator &Olistang Machingry
Ablott, J. F
Chas. F.& CO
Union Street
Ah Ooooler
Marine Irsurmanceh
Beattie
WM. A
Exchange Place
Luylsion Mutual Ins. CO
State St
W. Glover
J. W. Balch
Pres. Incorporated
Commonwealth Insurance GO
Congress Street
Samuel Appleton
James Brierton
Citizens’ Mutual Insurancee CO
H. C. Bigdow
J. W. Peabody
Dolchester Mutual Fire Insurance CO
EJ. Baker
Pres
Reas
W. &. Lemple
Hlichings
WM. V
W. A. Couthouy
Delaware Mutual Safety of Philadelphia
Mercantile Fire Company of New York
Phelps
Franklin S.& CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Quincy Mutual Pireins. CO
Quincy
Chas
A. Howland
Israel W. Munroe
Pramhall
LE Flour Merchants
B. Lincoln
Kneeland Street
Bancroft & Dyer
Tremont Street
Beaman
Haymarset Square
F. Geldowsky Furniture Company
Hast
Cambridge
Cais Leu Scollay
T. Baker
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
CCB
C.D. & Bros
Fulton, Bartlett & Blain
Wash'n St
Logman & Vinal
Duck Square
Burdett & Williams
H.G. Hall & Son
Beach Street
EBAY
WADE
W.J
Lewis Rice & Son
Fanover St
P. Carrol
Lands &Revidence
Pas Ee
Chapman Valve Manufacturing
C O
Odlie
Kilby Street
Indian Orchard
Samuel R. Yaxson
Percival L. Everett
Treas, Iron Foundry and Chain Works
Esterbrook, R. & Son
Second Street
Deerehegart
Casie Baer Aane Kor and Shekel
Bacon & CO
Oliver Street
Life Insurance
Berkshire Life Insurance Company
Pittsfleia
W.R. Plunket
J. W. Hall
W. H. Hall
A. Lee
Leatherbee
John W
Albany Street
Steison, Moseley & Co
Kilby
Stearns. A.T
Neponset
S.A. Woods Machine CO
Huly & Bugbeh
Friena Street
Pope, W. C
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Putnam, G. UV. & CO
Mines and oiWinkw Properties
Leonad
George
Downer Kerosene CO
Paper Mandal Hll”. Paper Manufacturers
Winnipiseogee Paper CO. Mills
Franklin
Rice, Kendall & GO
Federal St
W.T. Barker & CO
Adams
Joseph H
Andren
Alban
Brown Bros
School
Crossy & Gregory
Eddy
KR. J
Spencer
A. H
Tilden
Charles B
Sigre and
McQuesten
Nashua
N.H
United States Patent Office
Henry W
Washington St
Jenney, Stephen & CO
Hills, Turner & CO
Sherburne, R
Canal St
Wholesale & Packers
Lincoln, Chamberlin & CO
North Street
Noorth
Charles H
Fancui Hall
Squire & CO
Joan P
Tryon
Jas
Lakeman
Cundy
W. H
Leonard
Glorge B
Hall Rubber CO
Belknap & CO
In Savings Bank
Union Institution For Savings
Bedford St
Sapemty
Ashton Valve CO
Senator
Simmons & Jobert
Friend Street
Davis Sewing Machine CO
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
E. G
High St
Johnson
C. Berkley
Chatham Street
Morrill, J. Jr. & CO
J.& CO
Aya
Plimpton, H.R
Cook, Redding & CO
Franklin St
Dimond, H.C. & CO
Mile Street
Expr Foundries
NEW England Type Company
A. B. Packard
Rand, Avery & CO
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Benjamin Franklin