Weekly Payments Bill Reported in Senate Action
Senate coverage notes a bill to compel weekly wage payments by manufacturing, mercantile, railroad and street railway firms with penalties for violations and a July 1 1856 start date. Dissent from Parkman and Ferdden prompts a proposed fortnightly pay alternative. House debates opening hours, court officer salaries, and civil service pay. Also honors General Hancock with resolutions and various committee reports on drainage and public charities.
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Douglas
Parkman
Boston
Federden
Quincy
Hancock
Doherty
House of Representatives
Winfred Scott Hancock
Gettysburg
America
Dobe
Committee On Election Laws
Merritt
Nuffolk
House
Curtis
Senate
Scott
Jaid
Kendricken
Hiemt
Bent
Cambridge
Treasury
Election Laws Committee
Howard
Naphen
Harvey
Flynn
Jone Snall
Dunbar
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Exch
Athens
United States
Supreme Judicial Court
Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
Committee On Public Service
Civil Service Commissioners
Mystic
Blackstone
Charles Rivers
Gloucester Ferry Company
Gloucester Harbor
Bame
Rock Neck
State House
John RK
Farrell
Representative Burger
Great Barrington
Leyden
Bernardston
Ray Greene Huling
A. C. Brown
Ebenzer Baily
Fitchburg Benevolent Union
Charles D. Bunage
Herbert S. Shatton
W. H. Cowee
Lithograph Printing and Publicshing Company
Public Service Committee
Bishop
Burrows
Reading
Committee On Fisheries
Brackett
Executive Council
Charles V. Bemis
Megiford
Samuel D. Warren
David Kimball
Thomas F. Proctor
Massachuusetts General Hospital
Frederick L. Ames
Eston
Francis Brooke
John 8. Dwight
Thomas F. Temple
Beston
Perkins Institution For the
Maine Railroads Report Shows 1885 Growth and Losses
The Maine railroad commission's 1885 annual report lists Maine mileage at 1,148.52 miles, total income increases on several lines, and notes on smaller roads. It highlights gains for Boston and Maine, Maine Central, and Portland and Ogdensburg, with declines for Knox and Lincoln, Rumford Falls and Buckfield, and Somerset, plus new operations like Franklin and Megantic. It also covers deficits and surpluses by road, earnings trends, and stockholder details.
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Maine Railroad Commissioner
Maine
Aoe
Todsoet Cighucaricessei Viicecas Ee Csesec
Kosicn and Maine Railroad
Boston
Maine Central
Portland
Ogdensburg
Knox
Lincoln
Rochester
Rumford Falls
Baockfield
Somerset
Sandy River
Biigton
Saco
Franklin and Megantic
Boston boot and shoe trade gains momentum with rising shipments
Boston boot and shoe manufacturers report busier production and expanding forwardings. Shipments to outside New England total 62,126 cases for the week, 276,113 since January with gains over last year, while labor issues strain Lyon and Brockton yet overall demand remains strong for wax boots, hip boots, and women's goods.
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Lyon
Brockton
Boston
Puere
New England
Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Reported by Fay & Co
A Boston stock report lists various items with quantities and prices, including vessels, ships berths, water meters, and power stocks. Entries show firms and locations such as Boston and Quincy, with numerous ciphered or garbled lines indicating trading or offerings on February 10. The document reflects a dense, mixed catalog of mining and miscellaneous securities from early brokerage listings.
New York Financial Market Summary
Money on call remains easy at 2 percent with mercantile paper at 14 5. Bar silver 1015, Sterling quiet. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds active and weak. The stock market closed firm after a volatile day with coal stocks leading declines in Lackawanna and Delaware and Hudson, while later recoveries pared losses. Major gains and losses listed, with total shares traded 490,945.
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Boston
Chelsea
Messrs. Pearmain & Brooks
New York
Sterling Cables
Frances
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Central of
New Jersey
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific
Congress
Lickawanna
Delaware
Hudon
Central Ot New Jersey
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Oregon
Hudson Ile
Lake Shore
Louiisville
Nashydle
Mietizun Central
Missouri Pacific
Pacific Maniig
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Consolidated
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Iowa
East Pennessee
Shenandoah Valley
Green Bay
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Western
Chesapeake
Jersey Centre
Denver
South Park
Pacific
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Decatur
Springfeld
Peoria
Evansville
St. Joseph
Grand Island
Ashes and candles market update with mixed prices
Ashes demand remains moderate and prices steady with pots at 4 5c and peaks to 54 5%c tb. Candles show fair demand and unchanged prices. sperm sold 50 53c, patent wax 452 54c, adamanine 12 6c, paraffine wax 1049 1lioc, and moulds at 0le 12e W th. Coal market describes dual anthrasite market and unsettled wholesale pricing.
Coal and commodity market round up from 1914 report
Retail demand remains strong at prior prices with bituminous quiet and foreign coal movement lacking. Coffee grades steady, Mocha and Java sales modest. copper, cordage, and cotton show steady prices amid varied demand. extensive listings cover dried goods, drugs, dyes, oils, fish, fruit, and freight rates with overall cautious activity across markets.
Market Snapshots From Trade Notes and Commodities
Granulated sugar and coffee values appear uneven with small lots and varying quotes. Sumac Sicily sells quietly around 87.50 to 90, American 50 to 60 per ton. tea demand moderate with steady prices. tin bars firm though small lots move at lower ranges. tin plates quiet and weak around 450 to 575. wool remains in demand domestically with firm prices while foreign wool stays quiet and steady.
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Java
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Jamaica
Lie
Uplands
Gulf
Lima
St. Ponce
Gambier
Anie
Cassia
Telemon
Senna
Hake
Haddeck
Pollock
Labrador
London
California
Turkey
Virginia
Florida
Valencia
Palermo
Messima
Sicily
Transatlantic
Liverpool
Glasgow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Michigan
Unio
Indiana
St. Louis
Rge
Manila
Sortboro
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Texas
Gee
Bengal
Guatemala
India
Nol
Gray
Porto Rico
Soc
New Orleans
Naval Stor
Western
Calcutta
Inftation
Vermont
Hebrons
Hooge
Chicago
Sumac
Markets By Telegraph Cotton And Grains Tumble Across United States
Cotton markets show weakness with varying prices across upland and Orleans grades. Flour and wheat demand cautious but firm in several cities, corn and oats mixed with higher late quotes. Grain markets report steady to higher prices, with notable activity in Chicago and St Louis. Cotton sales across Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston Willmington Norfolk and New York show dull to easy conditions, with New York reporting sales and stock levels as weekly totals rise.
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New York
Uplands
Orleans
Howe
Minnesota
City
Canada
Petroleum
United
City Extra
India
Western Steam
City Steam
South America
Liverpool
Chicago
ST. Louis
Milwauker
Toledo
Biles
Cincinnati
Detroit
Mich
Augusta
Dull
Mia Se
Galveston
Doll
Mid Si
New Orleans
Great Britain
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Willmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Louisville
United States
Wheat and corn cargoes steady off the cosstand
London reports steady wheat cargoes and quiet corn on the passage with marketings at Mark Lane and Paris showing mixed movement. Imports to the United Kingdom range 170 000 to 175 000 quarters of corn and 105 000 to 110 000 of flour amid varying quotations in Liverpool and Kingston markets. Prices show cautious activity with wheat offering moderately while corn remains steady but in weak demand. cotton lingers dull with futures steady.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Paris
United Kingdom
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
Maritime Cargo Listings Across Ports 1938
Antwerp reports steamer Amarylis-10 with Norwegian steel and 1 parcel steel bullets. Anse Haïnault notes brig Alaric carrying 454,000 pounds logwood and 1 bag coffee. Cli enfuagos lists bark Lilian with 4,275 bags sugar and Cape Coast Castle tied to WC A. Lillian B Jones carries 469 casks of 4-barrel valm. Galveston shows schooner ES Newman with 1,223 bales cotter and logwood. brig J A Horsey carries 135 tons logwood and 147,000 rounds logwood with 3 bags coffee. Savannah records schooner June Bright exporting 295,000 feet lumber. Salt Pond, WOA notes brig Emma with 6985 plies palm oil and gold dust, 1 bag silver coin.
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Antwerp
Amarylis
Norway Steel & Tronco
Parce Steel
ANSE
Hainault
Alaric
Lyon
Dupuy & Co
Clienfuegos
Lilian
Atkins To
Cape Coast Castle
Lillian B Jones
James J Glas & Co
Galveston
ES Newman
Miragoane
J A Horsey
James Stevenson
Savannah
June Bright
Hal & Co
Salt Pond
Woa
Emma
John F Tuoks
Foreign Exports. Montevideo Uruguays Bark Lapland-491 991 feet pine
Shipping brief notes show exports from Montevideo Uruguay aboard Bark Lapland with 491 991 feet of white pine. St John NB reports schooner Alice delivering 8 10 fire bricks, 210 barrels hour, 15 barrels facings, and 5 carboys acid.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Lapland
ST John
Total Receipts of Staple Products February 10
A table shows total receipts for principal staples from all shipment points compared with the prior year. Figures cover cotton, wool, flour, butter, cheese, oats, corn, beans, wheat, barley, malt, straw, millfeed, leather, tallow, beef, pork, lard, hams, tea, coffee, sugar, hides, skins, pelts, and other items with variances year over year.
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Sega
Lvecen Cela
Seins Mo
Receipts of Stapie Products for Railroads and Harbors
A banquet of consignments shows Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, and New York lines handling cotton bales, wool, malt, oats, flour, corn, sugar, butter, lard, bacon, cheese, tea, coffee, beans, butter, oleomargarine, leather, hides, beef, eggs, and many crates. The list records hundreds of units, various weights, and numerous car and case counts across multiple rail routes, reflecting a busy period of freight movement and supply across the Northeastern rail network.
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Boston
Albany
Grand Junction
Rai
Fitchburg Kat
Baes
Boston and Main Railroad
Careptier
Maine
Rairoad
Wetern Division
Weil Railroad
Otis Bavey
Buller
Cattle Market Report from Brighton and Watertown
The article details week ending February 10 market activity in cattle sheep calves hogs and horses. It lists arrivals by yard and by road from Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York Rhode Island and Canada with prices for beef store cattle veal calves and hides. It notes stable to easing demand and a steady or slightly higher price trend amid light receipts and active export interest.
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Bees
N.hampshire
Oma
Coun
Vermont
New York
Watertowniisd
Maine
Coolidge & Son
Seattle
Wells & Richardson
Libby & Son
W K Brown
Wardwell
Thompson & Son
Weiler & Libby
We Libby
Libby & Merrill
New Hampshire
Sanborn & Co
H A
Fixer & Hurlburt
Breck & Wood
Sargent
Kimball
Kimball & Moody
Whipple & Farnham
AO Turner
Williamson
A Pond
P Fields
Worthern
Ht. Perkins
C P Barks
Flint & Blancherd
H Sprige
M G Flanders
R E French
J Carroll
H Mooney
Massachuetts
W H Bardwell
J D Hosmer
Henry
Scattering
D Fisher
Bb Hurlbert
Rhode Island
H C Osborn
Watson & Wallace
Monroe
Hollin & Co
Ferrell & Mellgan
William Scollins
Canada
P Bonner
W KK Brown
H Wardwell
F Cocidge & Son
J B Sargent
Alerich & Johnson
Dow & Moulton
H A Wilcox
J O Surnborn
Rk EK French
GH Spriga
C P Burker
W Ricker
A Worthesia
A A Pond
P W Chompson & Son
Welly & Richardson
A J Libby
J Weiler
W Scollans
RE Freeh
Whipple & Fardhap
Hurlbart
Flint & Blanchard
Li Bardwell
Florre
J. C. Richardson
Iowa
Indiana
Fletcher
W F Clark
Selec
Tyedw
Whipple & Farnhem
JS Henry
W Scollaus
HC Osborn
Sprigg
Bardwell
Watertown
Massachussets
Fifth
Rutland
S. Leonard
Skye
Brighton
Farrell & McFiynn
Merrill & Libpy
WR Brown
Bree & Wood
Boston
Hollis & Co
AN Monroe
J S Henry
Weller & Libby
A Williamson
Jersey
W Soolians
Cattle and dairy sales reported by multiple firms
Prices listed for six foot Sin cattle at 128 dollars and 7 foot cattle at 140 dollars per pair, plus 6 foot Sin cattle at 120 dollars and 6 foot 6 inch cattle at 106 dollars per pair. Also four pew mich cows at 60 dollars dead, one at 55 dollars. six milch cows at 45 dollars each and four at 19 dollars each. Sellers include H 8 Sales, Hosmer, A Stone, and FH Coglidge and Son.
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Hosmer
FH Coglidge & Son
Court Record in Pacific Bank Cases Before Judge Colt
On February 10 in circuit court Judge Colt heard motions from the receiver to set many Pacific Bank cases for trial. Objections argued that test cases have gone to the Supreme Court in Washington and that advancing them would delay principal actions. A motion to trial the James G. Buttrick case and assessment suits against directors was debated. judge ordered no trials until the Supreme Court decides the test cases. Attorneys B N Johnson represented defendants. J R Clark for the receiver.
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Pacific Bank
Supreme Court
Washington
James G. Buttrick
Lowell
Hoar
J. B. Richardson
J. L. Putnam
Portland
Richard Stone
Colt
B. N. Johnson
J. R. Clark
Case notes from Nelson court on Krig Rayven and crew libel
Judge Nelson hears the Nelson Blue Court case against Krig Rayven, with Dodge and Russell for defendants and Russell for claimants. In a separate libel for wages aboard the Nova Scotia schooner Brilliant, the court awards wages and ordered sale of the vessel to cover costs, Libelants prevail. master unable to pay.
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William H. Clark
Krig Rayven
Ff. Dodge
C. A. Russell
C. F. Russell, Jr
Mark Brean Et al
Brilliant
Nova Scotia
J.B. Richardson
Court Diary Notes Against City Of Canton Officers And Jurors
In re Herman Finn v E O Stevens before Judge Blodgett juries out with counsel Hale for plaintiff Morrison for defendant. Also Joseph B Lawrence v John Lawrence an assault and false arrest suit alleges arrest by Canton police, two hours at lockup. defendants deny arrest. Various dockets and sessions listed before Judges Thompson Knowlton Mason with multiple cases including Manning, Wentworth, and others.
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Cabot Lodge
Haskell
Governor’s Council
South Framngham
Z. B. Adams
Framingham Board of Health
Drainage
Kendricken
Frank B. Fay
Robert Treat Paine
Isic Rosnosky
Public Charities Committee
Stevens
Fales
Law and Order
Dudley
League
Boston
A. Whiting
Board of Police
Harbor Committee
Bailey
Police Commission
Herman Finn
E. O. Stevens
B. Hall
T. J. Morrison
Joseph B. Lawrence
John Lawrence
Canton
H. W. Bragg
Greenhood
T. G. Grover
George A. Avery
Charles G. Burgess
W. N. Buffam
F. Brewster
Arthur H. Stone
Harred Manufacturing Company
Serviees
W. B. French
D. Charles
John W. Browners
George Godfrey
P. B. Kiernan
J. L. O'Neill
Mary Sullivan
Julius D. Whipple
Centrestreet
Roxbury
John L. Eldredge
C. G. Keyes
Detention of Florence Whitten Sparks Tort Suit in Court
Judge Rockwell hears Jane Furlong vs Frank Wood seeking 10000 for alleged detention of Florence Whitten, illegitimate daughter. Defense claims plaintiff uneducated and unfit. guardian appointed June 11 1883 after marriage. case lists 860 376 579. Jury cases end this term. waived juries to be called Friday morning but heard Wednesday.
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Jane Furlong
Frank C. Wood
Florence Whitten
E.H. Pierce
C. T. Russell
C. C
Debt crisis grips Boston creditors meeting
A creditors meeting in Boston chaired by Noyes discussed Henry P. Dear born a provision dealer with liabilities of about 4820 and assets 270. An offer of 15 cents on the dollar was approved by creditors over two thirds of debt. Other insolvencies noted include James W. Flint at 5009 in liabilities, A Wilson & Co of Moncton with 1200 liabilities, and Sebastian B. Schlesinger vs. Thomas Gaffied for 40000 in equity.
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Atchison
Dow, Jones & Co
House
Sparks
Lamar
Kansas
Texas
Usaion Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Atchison and
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Galveston
Atchison Company
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Transcontinental Association
Windsor Hotel
New York
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Boston
London
Mexico
Summit Branch
Union Pacific
Congress
California Southern
National City
Cal
Atchlon Company
California
Wisconsin Central
Flint
Pere Marquette
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Atlantic and Pacific
Burlington
New England
Fitchburg
Central Massachusetts
Rutland Common
Eastern
New Hampshire
Worcester, Nashua
Rochester
Boston and Meine
Ogdensburg
Bonanza Development
Bonanza Development Company
Leadville
Brookline Land
Sly
Boylston
Maverick
Aspinwall
Henry P. Dearborn
Lincoln Street
D. D. Corcoran
Frientl Hall Market
Eiee Noyes
Noyes
James W. Flint
Leverett Street
A. Wilson & Co
Moncton
N. B
Suffolk County
Mary E. Harrigans
Jane Atkins
Charles Nichols
John McBarron
Pias Murphy
Maria E. Lee
Sebastian B. Schlesinger
Thomas Gaffied
Equity
Catarrh Remedy Promises Relief For Nasal Infections
A faded advertisement extols Dr. Sige's Catarrh Remedy as pleasant soothing and effective for nasal catarrh and early consumption risk. It claims the remedy has cured thousands and is available from all druggists.
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Sige
Entertainments listings for Boston area theaters
Evening showings at 7 Lobe Theatre James ONeill in Monte Cristo Vening at Aubtomet Theatre Boston Ideals in Victor the Blue Stocking Alda Gray in East Lynne Polis Street Theatre The stikado Edward Athen Silbon's Speciality Company Dion Boucicault in The Jilt Salsbury's Troubadours in Three Kind Kering Hall Prof Hubert Herkomer Tremont Temple Sidney Dickinson Treasure Houses of European Art Marian Spencer recital Macbeth World’s Museum and Grand Aquarium Omen from 19 A M to NP Wattle of Ghitys burg Tremont Street open day and evening
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7 Lobe Theatre
James O'Neill
Monte Cristo
Vening
Aubtom Theatre
Boston Ideals
Bijou Theatre
Alda Gray
East Lynne
Eidward Athen Aum
Silbon
Suaton Museum
Dion Boucicault
KK Theatre
Salsbury
Meat KI Kering Hall
Hubert Herkomer
Terreon Tremont Temple
Sidney Dickinson
Chickering Hall
de Marian Spencer
Macbeth
Wattle
Ghitysburg
Tremont Street
Thatcher and Sturte Death Notices Reported in Boston
In East Boston on February 9 aged 25 year Ellie M Sturte died, later referenced as M Eimer Sturte. Also noted is Sarah E Thatcher of this city, identified as Gauchter of the ete Isaac Whacher. Local notices provide sparse details but confirm two death notices with names and ages for February 9.
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Tracher
Sarah E Thatcher
Gauchter
Isaac Whacher
Local Patent Remedies Advertised in Murky OCR
An assortment of patent medicines and tonics listed with prices such as 25c 1 and 1 dollar for various cures including coughs rheumatic complaints and skin issues. Mentions brands like Mill’s Steak Whitaker Hinck Krown Pike and Dern with speculative claims of rapid relief and health benefits.
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Annie
Homoy
Tilenn
Corm Hemovwer
Mill
Steak & Whitaker
Pike
Dern
Francis Henshaw and Company Auctioneers and Brokers
Francis Henshaw and Co auctioneers brokers and appraisers operate from No 53 State Street in the Merchants Exchange Building on the first floor with offices listed at Heom Li
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Byrk. L. Bay & CO
State St
Francis Henshaw & Cos
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
Heom Li
Fragmented list of shares and banking items from executor orders
A dense, fragmented entry lists numerous share holdings and bank positions. Items include Guardian orders for York Miz Co and others, various bank shares across Boston institutions, railroads such as Union Pacific and Fitchburg, and manufacturing firms like Amoskeag and Appleton. Also cited are insurance firms, a rail line, and real estate references, with dates and values sprinkled in.
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Boston Atheneum
Order of Executor
First National Bank
Fitchburg R R Co
Globe National Bank
Old Boston National Banc
State National Bank
National Market Bank
National City Bank
Do Amory Mfg
Amoskeag Mfg Co
Appleton Mfg Co
Hamilton Mfg Co
Merrimack Mfa Co
Old and Modern Paintings Exhibition Listing Names
An exhibition or catalog entry lists artists including Sir Joshua Reynolds Sir Peter Lely Sir Godfrey Kneller Sir Benjamin West Rosa di Tivoli Ostade Teniers Breughel Zuccaro Hazy De Heeren Hondecoeter Van de Velde Boucher Washington Alliston Moran Henry Inman Sully Diffenbach Carl Daubigny Uwins Dine M F H De Haas Inness Calisch Rene Menard Fontana and others.
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Joshua Reynolds
Peter Lely
Godfrey Kyweller
Benjamin West
Rosa di Tivoli
Ostade
Teniers
Breughel
Zuccchero
Htty
de Ifeen
Hondecoeter
van de Velde
Boucher
Washington Alliston
Moran
Henry Inman
Sully
Diffenbach
Carl Daubigny
Uwins
Dine
M. F. H. de Haas
Inness
Calisch
Rene Menard
Fontana
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Gound
Military Affairs Committee
Norris
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Commonwealth
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Bille
Massachusetts
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Lynn and Boston Railroad Company
Wentle Aen
Jarvis M. Dunham
Pittsfield
Ingalls
Sepater Koot
Barre
Bion
T. C. Bates
Wiresow
Worcester
Mon
Geor M. Rice
Woresster
Janes BE
Estabrook
Kawin BP
Meresh
Tenuin
Bates
Ateco
Annual Report of
Maine Commissioners
Entic
St. Lawrence
Pangor
Piscatsquis
Katahdhulron Works
Pusten
C.cesencsee
Hridgton
Saco River
Franklin and Mepattic
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MOBO
Rumford Fails
Buckfield
SOOGS
Cc Toon
Ek Earsis
St. Croix
Periobscott
Ene
Ates
St. Paul
Chesapeake and Ohio Road
Lowell and Andover Railroad Company
Frederick Ayer
George Ripley
Frederick F. Ayer
E. M. Sargent
Jacob Nichols
Arthur P. Bonney
Benjamin Walker
O. H. Moulton
Precott © Giles
James Z. Forber
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Gloucester Mutual Insurance Company
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad Company
Gomwon
OK & W
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Boston Gas
Laeb Conzaptrs
Boylston St
Boston Land
Brookline
Boston Water
Maverick Land
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Maverick National Bank
Everett National Banc
National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Natiral Bank
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Belfast
MUS
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Concord
Montreal
Coley RR
Cscs
Ccessat
D.grashzeht Co
Colorado
Servite Cs Vis
Boston Cyclorama Co
F & M_ Insurance
Reece
Eeeseeafee
Norwich & Worcester
Stee
Kalamazoo
S Haven &S
Burl & Quincy
Reston & Lowell
Beston Ait Club
Second National Bankesseese
Tremert National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Recklanc Eee Roxbury
Jackson Manufacturing Co
Nataukeeg Manufacturing Cissie Iacnassae
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Andrescoggin Manufacturing
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
E.e
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Cecesenerser Recess
Lowel Manufacturing Co
Ecccsecessses Sane
Appleton Manufacturing Co
Tiemont and
Suff Ik Manuf. Co
Sidlevacdssvenewse Cassecveteaseyee
Atlantic Cotton
Hill Manufacturing Co
Pepp
Tell Maunf
Keag Martifa
Hughfana Street Railway
Highland Street Ee An Sauas Estssieanent Ton
Boston & Chelsea Horse
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Pullman Palace Car
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O. Occas
Michigan Central
Hallett
Andrew Nelson
Seth Stockbridge
William de Costa
District Court
George Williams
Dominick Repelle
Finney
Ireland
Friends of Ireland
Union A
Boylston Street
At&p.m
O’brien
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Hest & Belcher
Oal & Va
Hele & Noreros
Terror
Vic Caoecay
Mont Diabile
AMON
Yellow Jacketis
New York City
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Grand Union Hotel
Opposte Grani Central Deot
Febztustuiy
Foote & French, Bankers
Congress Street
Northern Pacific General
Northern Pacific
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Geiss
At & Tires
Morag _Fricea RP
Wimgon W. Fay & Co
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Boston Water Power
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Ohio Central
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Ley
Onion Pacific
Closin
Guotation
Sesesere
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Puumau
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Mantis
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Waban le & & Pact
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den & Rio Grande
Park & Pac
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Kat Pac
Gil Sccesec
Ee Kirn
Lehigh
LIS Morris & Escex
Joseph
Nash
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Paul
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