Legislature Probes Prison Labor and State Oversight
The legislature plans a broad inquiry into convict labor and prison reform. Senators Jones and Mehen push ideas to use inmate wages and state manufacturing to supply institutions. The record notes past resolutions on reform and reports from New York bodies supporting similar schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Essex
Mehen
Worcester
The
Clouse
Prison Association of New York
Ibis
Melien
Committee On Prisons
South Acton post office row fuels local dispute
Letter to the editor recounts a feud over South Acton mail service with James Tuttle and Daniel Hayward. Affidavits allege Tuttle refused to lease space unless Hayward ran the post office, while Reed promotes a central new building led by Charles A. Darrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Sir
James
Tuttle, Jones & Wetherbee
South Acton
Tuttle
Boston Deily Globe
Reedes
Tattle
Dante Baynard
Ejtign
Acton Up
Pew
Charles A. Darrington
Pescuett &,Loan
Danie Hayward
Boston
Daniel Hayward
L. E. Reed
Acton
See
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Soen
Thomas Hillis
Rhede
Reed
Salt Janes
Po St
Bf Owe Me
Witte A. Gorranipes
Jutico
Fifteenth Annual Sons of Brown University Reunion in Boston
The fifteenth annual reunion and dinner of the Sons of Brown University in Boston and vicinity was held yesterday at Young's Hotel. Notable attendees included Rev. Dr. Ruoblinson, Lt. Gov. Ames, and many local officials. The event featured a social hour, then business with officers elected, and memorial tributes to deceased members. The Brown University Glee Club performed as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Senate
Kendricken
House
Board For Correction
Reed
Fall River
Judiciary Committee
Soote
Sons of Brown University
Boston
Young’s Hotel
Providence
Nevel
Ruoblinson
Ames
Edward L. Pierce
E.K. Stoddwidh
Worcester
H. B. Staples
A. Sherman
Jannier Plain
F. E. Fitz
Eustace C. Fitz
W. N. Stockbridge
Ray G. Halling
Henry H. Burie
A. Gaskill
C. H. Spading
Sou H Bastor
J. G. Harteborn
Newton
Besyton
Henry &. Miver
Ray Greene Hulsng
Charles Steel
Edward O. Miver
F E. Fitz
Menv
Stoddard
Peter 5S. Bacon
A. J. Jennitgs
A. B. Underwooo
Brown University Glee Club
Auld Lang Sye
Chase and Pillsbury Nomination Standoff Aired in Senate Panel
Despatch from Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee debating Chase and Pillsbury nominations. Democrats plead innocence for Chase while Republicans challenge his counsel Manning. Jones of Nevada signaled stance to oppose or delay, with final action contingent on notice within forty eight hours. Chase plans to press for Jones support after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Claims
Chathama
State Reform School
W. W. Avery
J. C. Winchester
McConey
Committee of Railroads
Senate
House
Leahy
Boston
Boston Teow Boat Company
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Boston Tow Boat Company
Public Charitable Institutions
Manchusetts Eye and Ear
Chelsea
Evening Record
Washington
Pillsbury
Chase
Senate Finance Committee
J. F. Manning
Manning
App
Jones
Nevada
Beck Cate
Chace
Battery A Association Ball Opens With 400 Attendants
The Battery A Association held its first ball at Turn Hall last evening attended by about 400 couples. An ornate program featured a photograph and the association’s arms with Arrows’s orchestra. At midnight the Montgomery Five gave a lighting drill demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery A Association
Turn Hall
Arrows
Montgomery
Othcers
John P. Tresor
Roberts
Lusk
Charles Miller
G Georgi Ff. Fsirtain
George OO. Whittsker
William R. Browne
K. H. Smith
George E. Bancroft
G. M
James W. Phillips
Marc Silpal
James &. Murray
A. F. Poligam
Alfred A. Mercer
Daniel E. Lambert
PAWISH COFFEE Party At St Patrick And St Pauls
A large turnout attended last evening's annual PAWISH COFFEE party at 614 Fellows Hill hosted by St Patrick and St Pauls parishes. Mullen's orchestra played from 8 to 9, bringing about 1200 people by 9:30 with floor space scarce and standing room at a premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballia
Sesbon
St. Pater
St. Paul's Parish
Mullen
Hull
Messrs
D. J. Cains
D. J Healy
J. J. Merriz
Suffolk North Association meets at Seaman's Chapel
The Suffolk North Association gathered at Seaman's Chapel on Hanovet Street with Rev W Hanks presiding. Rev Alexander McKenzie spoke at 4 pm on the Aspardonidle sinner followed by a sermon by Rev George Worocks. Rev GB Allen presented a religious paper. After brief business pastors reported satisfactory year's work and funds were raised to benefit the Seaman's Chapel library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk North
W. Hanks
Seaman’s Fiird Society
Seaman’s Chapel
Hanovet Street
Alexander McKenzie
George Worocks
GB Allen
Buiess
Llo
Cevik
Ss. Winks
S. Nickerson
Alexander Mcknzie
Tau Seamai
Wall Street Dull Then Strong Evening Rally on Coal Stocks
New York February 16 money market shows easy tone at 144 2 percent and 2 percent for last loan. Government bonds and stocks open dull, gain after 1pm with coal stocks leading strength. Erie and Western Union move but close mixed. Notable activity in bonds, coal shares rise, market ends with irregular yet firmer close on some names like Consolidated Coal and Erie related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
State
Wall Streets
New York
Stock Exchange
Lockwood & Crossman
Irving A. Evans & Co
Erie
Connor
Western Union
Vanderbilts
Pacific Mell
Grangers
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Oregon
Stoeck
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Wisconsin Central
Marquette
Houghton
Outonagon Common
Mexica
Central Securities Continus Buoyant
Aciire
Checrp
London
Eastern
Boson and
Maine and &Stern
Eastern Railroad
Boston and Lowell
Beton
Albany
Rutland
New England
Celumet
Heela
Quincy
Franklin
Montana
Water Pows Company
Brooklin
Maverick
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Darrow
Anii
Giguer
Lackawanna
Bly
Erie Road
Indiznapolis
Bloomington
Western
Hocking Valley
Denver
Westerp
Houston
Texas
East Cenesey
Coesapaakes
Ohio
Louisville
Nasaville
Pensacola
Atlantic
W.S. Lawson & Co
Northwesern
Minneapolis
Chiego
Minneapollis
Northern
Peifle Company
Gampiny
Buffalo
Connon
Rudd
Neas
Boston Chamber of Commerce Market Report
On call the market eased with buyers’ advantage. Six cars February No 2 white oats at 4244 and 3 cars March at 42%c. Settling price daily 425. The report lists lots of grain and corn grades and car numbers including winter wheat oats and mixed oats with various bids and asks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ighest
Wrerar
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Peur
Durley
Market Digest Feb 16 Flour Wheat Corn and More
Market report shows flour and grain activity with mixed notes across cities. Prices firm or higher for wheat and corn in Milwaukee Chicago St Louis New York while butter cheese and eggs hold steady. Provisions and hogs show modest gains and steady demand across major U S centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs
Emery & Hodges
New York
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
St Louis
Milwaukee
Viners
Toledo
Detroit
Minneapolis
Yiee
Isc
Waite
Kirm
Steardy
Bush
Akley
Canada
Barnley
Western Creamery
Western Extra
Vermont
Fraklin County
Mass
Liverpool
Wester Crew
Western Daily Extra
Ok County
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Feehouse
Ined Choice
L&kc
iTo
Hiologna
Lord
Tickes Western Steam
Ind
South America
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Louis
Peorty
Feles St
Dull
Market Report From Local Fresh Produce and Meats
The edition notes steady prices for fresh meats with liberal arrivals and moderate demand. Poultry and eggs remain abundant with Christmas stock lingering. dairy shows a higher butter price due to scarcity, while fruits and vegetables present mixed but generally steady values across several items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Prices and classifications for hides and cattle sale items
The Brighton market lists prices for eldes, tallow, and skins with varied weights and grades. It also details classifications for cattle and sheep including choice, extra, first, second and third qualities, and notes which hogs are included in the Brighton market from the Boston and Albany railroad side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldes
Brighton
N.B
Boston and Albany
Foreign Markets Update From London and Liverpool
Cargoes steady off the coast with higher prices for shipments. Liverpool wheat and corn demand steady with American receipts and varied quotations. cotton prices in London favor buyers amid flat futures. Financials show mixed bond and equity values, while Spanish gold weak on exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
England
California
Uplands
Orleans
Boston and London Shipping Goods Ledger Fragment
A dense list from an old ship and goods ledger shows Emports at Boston and London with numerous vessels and cargoes. Items include cotton bales from Halifax bound for Europe, pickled fish, dry fish, lobster, and fish boxes. Wool, beer, wine and oil products are noted along with packed goods, furniture and hardware. The fragment references several firms and ships and totals a broad mix of commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Lveston
Bibber
Halifax
N.S
Linn O’ Dee
Kilis & Co
Jes & Leny
J P Gregg
Ts Grit. & Co
Holmes
Junk Haskins & Montague
Jones & Co
Richatas & Sons
Holmes & Co
B'os & Co
Tor & Co
Farbanka& Co
Atkins & Co
Webver
Baing Kros & Co
Canada
William R
Southern Lumber Co
ST Marilns
L M Smith
George EK Downes
Foreign Exports. Halifax and Digby Shipments Include Various Goods
A Halifax and Digby listing enumerates shipments by schooner Flori B and other vessels. It notes quantities of cloths oils meats canned goods pork beef lard and many other commodities packaged as bags boxes and drums. Include items such as cornmeal kerosene beel pork and barley in bulk freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Jumber
Port Greville & Digby
Receipts of Staple Goods Across Rail Lines
A long OCR fragment lists freight tallies for multiple railroad routes including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, and Boston and Maine. It records bales, bushels, boxes, and cases of cotton, wool, cornmeal, oats, wheat, hay, leather, butter, tea, sugar, eggs, cheese, beef, pork, and various goods with quantities per route. The text reflects extensive commodity movement between northern U.S. railroads and associated carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Snd
Albany T Railroad
Grand Junction
New York and New England Railroad
Bels & Bares
Pmitchburg
Maie
Maine Rairoad
Lowell Railroad
Total Recipts of Staple Products Web 1
The tabulated totals compare receipts of principal staples across all sale points including in transit against the prior year. Values cover items such as flour, cheese, beans, potatoes, leather, sugar, lard, grease, molasses, and cotton goods, with noted increases and declines at various stages.
Cattle Market Reported for Week End Feb 16 1886
Live stock figures show cattle and lambs swine totals with state by state counts and road car volumes. Prices for market beef store cattle and sheep and lambs are listed with ranges and per unit values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Boston
Boston Post
Geo. J. Fox
Adjourned Nova Scotia Sugar Refining Company Considers Bond Issue
At a resumed meeting the Halifax based Nova Scotia Sugar Refining Company board urged a $350000 mortgage bond issue at 10 percent to fund operations. The report notes multiple creditors and attached assets across firms in Vermont, Massachusetts, Maine, Iowa, New Hampshire and beyond, including receiverships and proposed settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Claims
New York
New England
Gleason
Alley
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Prainege
Committee On Finance
Massachusetts
Charles
Nancy McLaughlin
Nova Scotia Sugar Refining Company
Huxlifax
John W. Graves
Rockingham
Saxon’s River
Compressire
Shoe Warren
Tamer
Brattleboro
Wheatland
J. W. Ham & Co
St Paul
EHO
George Goldsmith
Andover
Miss
Peter Olsen
Calmmar
A.A. Wattner
Canby
Min
Suffolk County Heal Estate Attachments and Civil Actions
The record lists liabilities totaling £150,000 and several cases including Franklin J. Ross vs. Joseph Feldman for $1000 on contract, Archibald T. Davidson vs. John Moses for $300, Richard McHale vs. Mary A. Kelly for $10,000 in equity, and Commonwealth vs. Walter Brown for $400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County Heal
Franklin J. Ross
Joseph Feldman
Archibald T. Davidson
John Moses
Richard McHale
Mary A. Kelly
Commonwealth
Walter Brown
Court record in barratry case before Judge Nelson
The grand jury met to hear one barratry case before Judge Nelson. Traverse jurors are excused to Tuesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Traverse
Insolvency suit and multiple court dockets heard
First session notes a case by Weston Lewis as assignee in insolvency of Amos C Bradford against Benjamin A Gray over a convert of Bradford's wife's millinery. Multiple other cases listed in order, with verdict for plaintiff in Hentry Amng vs Jerome Manning. Second session shows a verdict for $27,958.30 for Hentry Amng. Various other docket numbers and parties summarized as in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Lewis
Benjamin A. Gray
Amos C. Bradford
Bradford
Ove Hawker
C. L. B. Whitney
C. Sewall
John May
William M. B. Hammond
Same
B. C. Moulton and Loring
J. Elder
Max Fischacher
Hentry Amng
Jerome F. Manning
F. Peabody
C. A. Prince
C. Cowley
William C. Foster
Patrick Campbell
Wigglesworth
G. J. Tafts
C. F. Paige
Lowell Felonies Report: Breakin Theft Adultery and More
John H. Campbell of Lowell convicted of breaking and entering with a five year State prison sentence. John Donahoe of Lowell receives two years for larceny from a building. Charles G. Hoyt and Mary Dawson of Lowell fined months for adultery. Thomas Ferden of Watertown linked to liquor nuisance with $100 penalty. Charles Smith of Weston charged with trespass and hen theft, five year State prison term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Campbell
Lowell
John Donahoe
Masschiett Reformatory
Charles G. Hoyt
Mary Dawson
House of Correction
Lowell Hai
Thomas Ferden
Watertown
Martin V
Cook
Stoneh-Mn
Charles Smith
Weston
Laiiny
Trial Session Opens for Court Cases on Wednesday
Middle Sex Superior Court before Judge Rockwell convenes Wednesday morning at 9 30 for the term with juries excused. The first three pages of the trial list will be in order.
Central Railways Revival Hopes After Bond Scaling Plan
The Mexican Central reports bondholders approve a scaling plan, urging united action to finish the Pacific and Gulf branches. The editorial urges liberal press treatment to attract capital for Mexico’s railway system alongside notes on New Haven and Hartford 1885 quarterly figures, East bound freight pools, Nickel Plate earnings, and a discovered iron mountain near Culiacan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railway Company
Pacific and Gulf
Central
Mexico
Bor
National
New York, New Haven
Hartford
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New York Railroad Commission
Cincinnati
Chicago
Stunlon
Culiacan
Sinaloa and
Durango
Sonora
Sinaloa
Norfolk and Western
Ohio
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets Promise Relief
The notice extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets as a gentle vegetable remedy for sick and nervous headache constipation indigestion and general bodily obstructions. It claims thorough action and suitability for delicate stomachs and notes all druggists may sell them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Auctioneers Francis Hex Shaw & Co listing
The Francis Hex Shaw & Co auctioneers brokers and appraisers announce their address at Merchants' Exchange Building First floor near State Street public inquiry and listing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Day & CO
Staite St
Merchants’ Exchange
Heam
Francis Hex Shaw & CV
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange Building
First * Loor
Fragmentary List of Shares and Bonds from 19th Century Records
A reading of a 19th century financial list shows numerous securities and holdings with varied issuers. Entries include railroad companies such as Northern RRC and Boston area lines, banks like First National Bank and Metropolitan RR, and manufacturing firms including Pepperell Manufacturing and Amory Mfg. The list references 1913 and 1857 dated bonds, stock shares and par values, with locations spanning Lewiston Maine Chicago Illinois and St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge H RR
American Shoe ‘Tip Co
Consolidated
K BR
Vermont Sa
Cry of
Sandusky
UO Js
Lov
Quincy Mung Co
Sarmann Danvers Street
Rutland Rrco
McKay Metallic
Chicago, Burnington & Quincy
Consolidated Railroad of Vermont
New England Mort Sec Co
City of
Portland
Reece Buttonhole Machine Co
Boston
Concord and Manotreal
Cambridge
Eagie Bank
Kangor
Merchants’ National Bank of St
American Shoe To Co
Northern
New England
New Haven
Northampton
McKay Metallic Fast Association
Tremont and
Suffolk Mills
Elverest National Hark
Market National Bank
American Tack Co
First National Bank
Franlin Co
Lewiston
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Amuskeag Mfg Co
Kuliand KR
Lymen Mules
Ao Pueblo Oe Refining Co
Mt. Vernon National Bank
People’s Nat Bank
Freeman’s National Bank
Metropiten Rrc
Portsmouth
Great Fal's & Conway
American
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Hamilton Wooltenails
Fitchbure
R R
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
R BR Co
Denver
Consolidated RR of
Vermont
Worcester
Nashua
St Louis
Old Colony
Norwich and Worcester RR
Boeten Atheneum
Amory Mfno
Union Cotton Mfg Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senator Scott
Sergeant-at-Arms
Elizabeth Murphy
Bigelow, Milken and
Norris
Committee of Conference
New Bedfordam
Senate Committee
Cogswell
Jeave
John M. Berry
Besmerd
Berkshire Heights Land Company
Working Union of Progressive Spiritualists of
Massachusetts Baptist
Muasdachuwetts
Benjamin
Piper
Committee On Towns
Beverly
Milford
Statehouse Wates
Goull
Election Laws Committee
House III
Beacon Hill
Committee On the
State House
Teoday
M. Accust Fourbake
KH Hero
George Prever
Iorman Miler
Joseph Banigan
Georges A. Lewis
Wiler S. Bailey
Rubber Boot and Shoe Selling Company of
South Actson’s
Mr. Heed
Mr. Tuttle
Sons OF Brown
Booston
Sterling
Commercio
Slfil
Seward Freres
Heidelbeck, Ickelheimer & Co
Captain Chase
Singer
Harrison Avenue
Hoffmann and Franks
Edward A. Martin
Fremont Row
Charles Sumner
Thomas Smith
David J. Birmen
Brookline
Ookie
Erjo
Smith
Togher
P.J. Loreen
Burbank
Superior Court
Pawish
Olnisters
Savings Bank
Showalter Worteace Co
Miine St van Chm Cent
Campbeukh
Adams
Bankers
Congress Street
Boston Stock Exchange
AMS
WM. Blodget
E. P. Merritt
Foote
Une
Pacific
Boston Stuck Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Gomey
T.o'st
Cessnee
Lin&ny&n E
Toasf
Boston & A‘b
Bos & Con
Comran Xs Atlantic
Cal& Recia
Dunkin
Ae Jainey
Aosse
Ridge
Sesesess
Milomllarbotte
Boston Land
Aler
Cin
St. Loui
Semereaereeereens
Andican Shoe Lip Slo
NEW York Financial
comPriceta
Ee Nams
I S At. Ae
Canada South
Y Chi & St. L
Deleware
Pac Mall
Peore, Dec. & B
Bt. Pani
P.& Omabs
Texas Pacific
Pocaeseuises
Sur
CO. B
Risesrese
ROD
Pitta
Cccc
Tig Istada Pacific
Amd
Goressenzseas
Minn & Man
Tobago & Allob
Cassa
LA KR
Eee
United States Mx
Ste
Bur
Golly
Wernet
Stl
UCM
TOR
Csesene Oe
Colum
Sescoasa
Hart & Wie
Seumuers
Jem. Pac
Coscscas
Ren BO
Bliss
Elsec
Kam. Pac. God
Ccsceas
Nara
Ubtia
Uranus
Bath
Rota
Josep A
A. Pac
Jickor
Oregon Seaptutstesat
Padama
Col Cosl
Suver
Mather Ae
Messrs. Emery & Hodges
Sarhet
Baldwin
Aroostook Eounty
Maine
New
Protitics
Peerless
Rensselaer
Washington County
N. Y
Uchenangoes
McIntires
York State
Hubbard
St. Andrews
Cape Cod
Philadelphia
Worcester County
Florida
Messina
Palermo
Vaiencia
Porto Rico
Havena
Crue
Vasibie
Battey Isicsces
New York Dry Goods Market
New Yok
Commercial Bulletin
Steple
Great Britain
Continent
New Orleans
Memphia
France
Wilington
Great Britsh
United States
Faneuil Heli Market
MacDitiely
Bartieu Ware
Leon Sale
Tee
Coe
Edeseeigee
Abo
PTOI
Appice
Rhubard
Kova Acotia
Cceenss
Scotland
Saees
Port of
Valu
Italy
Suilesvess
Iloilo
Belgium
Brazil
Rapuel C
Scetserrecseres
Legwood
Dema
Ara
Turks Island
Surinam
Sucar
Commercial
Conzols
Canadian Pacific
Emports At
Sotlom
Dales
Merwe
Lot Tz Gatinea
Nile
Moisses
Oales
Buid
Watertown Union Livestock Market
Hampshire
Cceccaee
Cee
New York Co
Cascce
Boston and
Fitesburg
Total
Court Record
United States Circuit
Superior Cout
Judge Blodgett
May
Hammond
Biossoni
Bill
Durkee
Mill
Witt
Kines
Dunham
Norton
Sisas
McDonald
Cronan
Pratt
Fowler
Ereene Ee
Webber
Porter
Seme
Kent
Todd
Boutwell
Slattery
Thompson
Yeaton
Crockett
Foster
Campbell
Boesicn Post
Fianigan
Cobientz
Sweeney
Finnegan
Biakie
Alen
Kuseel
McKenzie
Merchants
S. B. Ace
Brown
Duffy
Wool
Bailey
Dignesie
Lowery
Farrell
Colgan
Brothers
Flynn
Wikinson
Lynh
Draper
Keilleher
Barker
Gunn
Gurney
Lagan
Bunham
Gomez
Myers
Melghan
Kaine
Lamprey
Way
Wentworth
Alden
Haray
Stevens
Mitcalf
Wiliams
Butler
Gilmore
Eaton
Lynch
Crowe
Union Stooe
S. Wood
Harris Va
Gill
Fierd
Warehouse
Sweet
Hutchinson
Haile
Muphy Va Penciman
Steel
Goodwin
McKeever
Gaffney
Mason
John Ames
Middlesex Railroad
Barries
Metropolitan
HH. G. Swasey
IL. M. Child
Ruiguisie
Ak South Bos
Kemp
Benson
Ap Va
Gerash
Whitmo Ere
Clai. Pousland
Mu‘ray Va
UCN
Nel
Barrett
Admx
Son Lumber Co
Judd
St Pehicer Court
Widdierex County
Aldrich
Tarcri S
San Francisco
Cal
Bel WO
Best & Belcher
Tale & Nore
Srsgsccessener
Cal & Se
Henenatos Tie Ciowl Poul
Ccceeese
Andes Miving Company
Putnam—Cabot
James Jack&n Putnam
Marian
Oconnell
Mollie
John O'ocone
Magnolia Street
Concord Square
Aderesa M. E. A
Broadway
New-York
Suerte
Renasno Strest
Provideaos
Righares & C
Acrances
Wilma Dere
Rasteo Auctioneers
Downserd & Montant
Sid
Leonard Street
SS Prasad RS
Samuel Busting’s
Lippincott
Market Street
Jares Dedham National Bank of
Dedham
Washington Insurance Co
Jvnsuvlrl
Dauk National Hide and Leather Bank
Old Boston
National Bang Putnam Machin
Fitchburg
Cheshire
KRK
Weshingtonational Bank
Yale & Towne Mix Co
Huree & R
Concord
Montreal
Atlantic National Bank
Ft Falls
Conway RR
Chroithion Mig Go
Ain
Cambridge Roling Mills
New Albany
St Louis RR Klan
International Trust Co
Poledo
Deipthis Ard Burlatton RR
Dayton
de Amory Life Co
Orablin & Co
Kieal Estate
Bromfeld
Tre
Greenough
Europe
Horatio Harris & GG
Avotleres 2
Commission Starsmnmets- Ko
Baance Cargo
Fike
State St
Giiphew
Lower Bil
Durchester
William Morrow
Feeton
Suffol End
Owmcowest
Mewsechusetts
Tonathan L. Choate
Chesses
Aalc
Suffolk
Jonathan L. Choate
Geome W Furness
Alpert T
Gouther
Cleachill
Chreetil
Denne
George W. Furn
Sas Albert Twombly
Imae
Alsert Howe & Go
Merk Oil
DaArucee
Loy Warren Aveuue
Syston
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