Legislature Debates Weekly Payment Bill Adjourns
Lawmakers heard a lively debate on the weekly payment bill as it remained in committee on bills in the third reading with no action. Senator Naphen proposed a substitute to legalize election day as a holiday, backed by Senators Howard and Joyner, while others argued the measure would deprive operatives of pay. The Senate split 24 to 13, defeating the substitution, and related discussions covered election law, payrolls, and fiscal committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Committee On Election Laws
Howard
Naphen
Lynn
Merritt
Hurley
Weill
Dunbar
Joyner
Cale
Senate
Emerson
Morrill
Yeas
Alger
Douglas
Hayes
Jones
Kesex
Kentricken
Lisley
McGahey
Murphy
Noys—Bigelow
Boynton
Cogswell
Forbes
Gould
Gove
Gunnalow
Howland
Jefferson
Jeffs
Berkshire
Jorim
Milliken
Morse
Norris
Nourae
Phillips
Reen
Scot
Tappan
Walker
Wilburne
Locke
Gleason
Labor Committee
Commonwealth
WalTane
Committee On the Judiciary
John M. Berry
General Court
House
Pillsbury
Messrs
Wilbur
Committee On Finance
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Pembroke
Bonney
Committee On Taxation
River Sea Wall
Committee On Harbors and Public Lands
Board of Park Commissioners
City of
Boston
Charles River
Craigie’s Bridge
Committee On Banks and Banking
Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Treasury Committee
Bennington
Blair Tourograph and Dry Plate Company
Boston Tow Boat Company
Soldiers’ Home
Massachusetts
Charles
Nancy McLaughlin
Union Congregational Church
Plainville
Massachusetts Drainage Commission
Dedham
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Worcester
Lawrence
Essex Company
Broadway
Nantucket
Berkshire Heights Land Company
F. W. Bird
Adin Thayer
William Aspinwall
A. W. Beard
Aspinwall
Bexard
John R. Fitzgerald
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Friends
Beverly
Worcester and
Neshore
Albert Clarke
Railroad Committee
W. A. Paine
Nashua
Boston and
Maine
Sinclair
Lord
Boston End
Maine Ale
State House
Insurance Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Fay
Brookline
Registers of Deeds
Renot
South Andover
Davis
Somerville
Daaber and
Liley
Fredd Doane
Clark
Railroad earnings rise across several roads in February week reports
New York Central gains 240000 in first February week, Oregon Navigation up 27506, Northwestern up 167000, Northern Pacific up 351 with February second week totals. Alton manager Mullin says Transcontinental Association dissolution affects roads east of Missouri only. Other lines KC area report mixed gains and losses with weekly and year totals contrasting January.
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New York Central
Oregon Navigation
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
ST. Louis
San Francisco
Mullin
The
Alton
Transcontinental Association
Missouri River
Multiple Boston area creditors face failed firms and insolvencies
The report lists Tomas F Doherty & Co clothing dealers failing with about 30,000 dollars in liabilities against 17,000 dollars in assets and 20 cents on the dollar offers to creditors. It notes a Bangor Maine creditors meeting, a Stamford assignment, a Brockton hotel insolvency, and several other local bankruptcies with varied asset values and expected recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas F. Doherty
Boston Merchants’ Association
Bedford Street
Rhodes, Ripley & Co
Frank B. Bates
Stamford
Conn
Sylvester L. Knapp
Charles H .Neal
Botel
Brockton
Porter
Neal
Curtis
Gustavus Bartlett
Concord
N. i
S. H. Warren
Tanner
Brattleboro
William H. Burnham
Lawrence
Mass
William G. Dow
Beverly
Post and Tribune Job Printing Company
Detroit
Mich
L. D. Harris
John Collington
Helen Wright
Milliner
Webster
James A. Lawrence
Amesbury
Charles A. Mallory
Edmund Ff. Dayton
C. A. Mallory & Co
Walker Street
New York
Charles A. Brewster, Jr
Suffolk County
Commonwealth
Albert E. Trochler
George E. Murray
Superior Court Ends Sitting With High Liquor Fines
The Superior Criminal Court winds up this afternoon with numerous liquor cases prosecuted by District Attorney Hurlburt, fines totaling 474212 dollars, more than double last year’s. The Cresves abortion case is postponed to May as witnesses and judge require more time. John F. Riad acquires the Stephen G. Ives estate on Brown Street for 6900 dollars after heirs won the suit. Waltham Lodge AOUW paid a fraternal visit to John Endicott Lodge with about seventy five visitors present.
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Superior Criminal Court
Hurlburt
John F. Riad
Stephen G. Ives
Brown Street
Superior Civil Court
Waltham Lodge
John Endicott Lodge
Petition for alimony from Sarah Lavina Jinger
Mr. Perry of Natick offered in the House yesterday a petition from Sarah Lavina Jinger of Natick for an allowance from the State, to support herself after claiming desertion and marriage by her husband Dexter Giger. The 1886 document requests a portion of funds and notes past hardship and separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wehereby
Dexter Giger
Massachusetts
Miny House
Sarah Lavina Jinger
Smith
Giger
Bosion
Lecture for Lincoln Memorial Benefit at Monument Hall
Rev Ignatius P Eagan spoke on Four Years in the Saddle to aid the Abraham Lincoln Past 11 G A R where he serves as chaplain. A large audience attended. Next Woman's Temperance Union meeting will be in the vestry of the First Parish Church Harvard Street Maron. Mrs Maury Grant Cramer sister of General Grant will speak. Independent Fraternal Union to host sex hco bonbon party at Monument Hall Monday evening Feb 22 with music by Messer's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument
Monument “Hall
Messer
Arraignment in Pension Fraud Case and Vessel Assaults
Sarah A Stickney was arraigned before United States Commissioner Hallett on unlawfully obtaining pension funds and held in 1500 dollars for a hearing on the 23rd. James McDermott, charged with aiding and abetting by making false vouchers, held in 1000 dollars for the same hearing. Samuel Hicks and Charles Winter, mates of bark Agate, charged with beating a crew member, held in 100 dollars each for hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A Stickney
United States
Hallett
James McDermott
Sarah
Samuel &. Hicks
Charles Winter
Bark Agate
Boston Custom House Boycott Targets Engelhardt Caterer
Republican office-holders shun the Democratic Caterer Engelhardt and daily lunch at Broad street, aiming a combative note at Democrats. The piece, sung to Little Drops of Rain, signals a local GOP protest movement with strong partisan messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Custom House
Dodge
Engelhardt
Delliver’s
Broad Street
Recital by De Marsen Spencer at Chicker ing Hall
The second of six Spencer recitals was held at Chicker ing Hall with a small selective audience. He performed Sheridan's The Rivals with all roles by one performer, notably delivering Sir Anthony Absolute. The next recital is set for the evening of the 25th inst.
Gould and Abbott Wedding Ties Malden to Lawrence
Emma S Gould daughter of C W Gould married Irving M Abbott of Lawrence baggage master on the Boston and Maine road The ceremony was by Rev J H Manefield and a reception followed at H A Morse residence The couple will reside in Lawrence Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Emma S. Gould
3. W. Gould
Irving M. Abbott
Lawrence
Boston and
Mainera
J. H. Manefield
H. A. Morse
Mess
Money market steady amid ample supply in Boston
Boston on February 1 reports a steady money market with abundant supply and light demand. Banks discount at 4 to 4.5 percent, manufacturing paper at 3 to 4 percent, call loans 7 to 8 percent. clearing balances show savings and New York funds movements. Foreign exchange largely unchanged, Bank of England cuts discount rate to 2 percent. stock market shows weakness in sympathy with New York trends and talk of broader rate cuts across the transcontinental lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Washington
Bank of England
Jle National Mining Company
Boston Lane
New England
Gamages
Bell
Erie
Wall Street Quieted By Transcontinental Dissolution News
U S money rates show easy call at 1146 3 percent while sterling and government bonds hold steady. Market opened weak led by Lackawanna with a 2 percent drop, later recovering some. Pacific Mail declines lead losses as Transcontinental Association dissolves and subsidy ends in 30 days. Several rail stocks slide fractions, closing feverish and weak with mixed gains and losses across the active list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Transcontinental Association
Pacific Mail
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Omaha
Delaware and Hudson and
Lake Shore
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Twe Eris
Jersey Central
Ane
New York, Susquehanna and Western Fieets
Green Bay
Winona
St. Paul
Llodianapolis
Bloomington
Western
Unio
Mining Stocks Update From Regional Exchange
The mining stock list shows Gol Coal at 23.75, Cal & Va at 235, Homestake at 1950, Ontario at 2950, Quicksilver at 100, Quicksilver preferred at 110, Colorado Den at 3 000, Raie & Norcross at 2 20, Freeland at 150, and other entries with scattered quotes indicating active trading on the regional exchange. Specific prices vary by issue, with several entries showing rounded or OCR-corrupted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol Coal
Jiu Cal & Va
Gaiedonia
Bbd
Ontaro
Colorado
Raie & Norcross
Freeland
Chicago Markets Report Mixed Wheat Decline on Export Demand
Wheat activity rose on foreign market tone but closed 14 cents below opening. Corn stayed firm but fell with wheat. Pork steady with minor price gain. Wheat port clearances exceed interior receipts by about 1,000 bushels, signaling possible large wheat to store drop if trend continues. Minneapolis mills output down sharply year over year. water shortage cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Emery
Minneapolis
Breston Chamber of Commerce
Duluth
St. Paul
Grain and flour market rundown across several cities
The report details dull flour and grain trading with varied prices. Chicago receipts 10,000 bbls. St Louis steady. New York activity modest with mixed grades firm. Wheat and corn values shown across Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Toledo and New York with specific bids, receipts, and shipments.
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Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Chicago
St Louis
Milwaukee
Sle
St. Lews
Toledo
Detroit
St. Louis
White State
Newark
Canada
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Catne
Receipts and prices from Western creamery markets note
Western creamery receipts show extra light butter and dull cheese, with butter at 25 385e and cheese sluggish. Eggs demand improves, with a variety of regional prices. provisions and meats list mixed levels across hogs cattle and lard, while fruits and produce display softer apples and variable potatoes and beans in a busy trading day.
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New York
Vermont
Franklin County
Mass
New York State
Liverpool
Chicago
Western Creamery
Cape
Ook County
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Immed Choice Eastern
Northern
Western
Wheat and Cotton Markets Mixed in London and Liverpool
London reports cargoes off the coast and steady but modest demand for wheat and corn with large quantities moving to the continent and United Kingdom. Liverpool notes quiet wheat, firmer corn, varying prices for pork bacon cheese lard and tallow, while cotton remains dull with buyers favored. Financials show Consols and various bonds, with Havana noting Spanish gold and sugar weakness amid premium quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Isla
California
Uplands
Orleans
United States
Lléig
Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Minis Central
St. Paul
New York
Damaged Steamship Cargo Listings Antwerp Glasgow
Readable fragments list cargo consignments from Steamer Hermann at Antwerp and vessels at Glasgow. Items include window glass, toys, whiskey, gun pipes, window glass casks, wool, window glass, glassware, and various goods with multiple firms named alongside quantities and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Hermann
Turner & Co
Lambert Bros & Co
Ben McAckerson. & Co
Nayor & Co
Schumernang
Uolmio & Hal
Norwell
Jones & Co
Dame & Co
Pulta Ud & Co
Busta & Co
Bid & Coo
Horace Partridge & Co
Bratley Fertilizer Co
Glasgow
Scot
Carthagenias
Heavy Shipments and Mixed Goods Ledger Thrashed By Firms
A condensed ledger lists Jordan Marsh and numerous firms handling vast parcels including mdse boxes bases bales and cases. Entries cover steel, pig iron, scrap material, carpeting, leather, hides, boxes and casks with quantities and partner co names across multiple exchanges and locations. A Havana sugar shipment and a brig Edith tonnage appear among diverse commodities and consignments with assorted buyers and consignors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Moise Hart & Young
Whitney & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co—& Bales
Chase & Co
Saxonville Mills
Havana
Bark Agate
Nash ,Spauidmet Co
Fu i Iragoane
Lyon, Dupuy & Co
Fonc. PR
Bng
John Waist
Casket Fierces Molasses
Preston
Schooner cargoes listed across Canadian ports
In Weymouth Nova Scotia the schooner Ethel Granville carries 370 bushels flour 5 bushels oatmeal 625 bushels cornmeal 13 barrels oil and 8 bushels pork. Rival at Liverpool loads 375 barrels flour 115 bushels meal 9 casks kerosene oil. Bettie at St John New Brunswick carries 225 bushels flour 129 bushels brans 363 sacks brans 20 carboys vitriol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Ethel Granville
Liverpool
ST John
Bettie
Receipts of Staple Provisions by Major Railroads
A consolidated list notes extensive flour, cotton, bacon, cheese, butter, beans, oats, wheat, sugar, coffee, tea, lard, and hides shipped or stored by several railroads including Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, and Lowell. Entries specify bales, boxes, barrels, sacks, and counts across multiple stations, with varied quantities such as 600 bushels of wheat and 1600 bushels of corn, reflecting a broad inventory snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction Ral
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Butte
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Es Press
Ly Sea
Labor Movement in New England Sparks Debate on Social Order
A New England survey debates rising labor strength and strikes, contending organized labor is not a threat but a force shaping education, economics, and democracy. It cites Knights of Labor activity, education advances, and shifts in British labor history to argue public unrest may be a sign of needed reform rather than collapse.
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London
Far West
Coke
New England
Commonwealth
Knights of Labor
Cheney
Atlantic
The
Ec Momic Association
Ely
General Walker
English Commercial School
Malthus
Smith
America
Great Britain
Broadhurst
Mr. Gladstone
England
Seyek
Minot grammar schoolhouse dedication at Neponest today
The dedication ceremony for the new Minot grammar schoolhouse at Neponest will occur today at 2 30 in the afternoon. Mayor O'Brien is expected to attend and school committee members will deliver addresses in a musical and literary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Neponest
O’brien
Karcher
Edward Meaglane
Thomas Haley
Frank H. Beth
Richard Woods
Jenna Hicks
Miutus
Reeve
Dorchester Music Hall
Edith Stanmore
Parallel Deaths of Hancock and Seymour Highlight Kidney Perils
A columnist contrasts General Hancock and Governor Seymour, two Democractic figures who died within hours of each other. Both suffered kidney disorders linked to fatal outcomes. The piece argues kidney health is vital, urging readers to use Warner's safe cure as a preventive and curative measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Seymour
Associated Press
Warner
New York
Court Record First Session Suit on Coal Purchase and Damages
Court records from the Superior Court first session show James P. Miller suing Charles T. Will for 400 dollars balance on 600 shares of Miller Coal Company, verdict for plaintiff at 42992 dollars, with listed counsel. Also brief on Aspinwall vs Sharpe collision damages and a long docket of in-order cases and second session entries before Judge Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Miller
Charles T. Will
Miller Coal Company
Thomas Curley
H. N. Shepard
Thomas Aspinwall
Sophia L. Sharpe
Brookline
Amory Elliot
Curret & Ladd
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Shelburne
Roxas
Marblehead
Upbhister Harkins
Perkins Institution
South Boston
Ha. m
Avon Street
Laura Bridgman
Pupi
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Railroad Matters
Pierlor
Atlantic City
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Courtland and Desbross Es Street Ferries
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Lansing
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Springfield
Mem
JaLie
Fort Scott
Gulf
Clinton
Charless
Custom House
MR. Spencer
Abbott—Gould
Soiree Musicale
Edward Gray
Beacon Street
Wakefield Foundry
Smith and Anthony
Wakefield
R. V. Pierce
Cuttino
Eastern
Sonoras
Strong
Atchison Road
Southern Pacific Road
Pacific Mail Company
Omaaha
Clark, Ward & Co
Jesse Zeligman
St.Louis
Moore & Schey Wire
Irving A. Evans & Co
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Showalter Mortgage Co
Pyay Sven
Postoffice Square
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Boston Stock Exchange
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
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Upham’s Court
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Germania Orchestra
W.C. Pope
H. M. Knowles
Sidney Chase
Rogers L Barstow
John May
Alexander Pope
Lady Ted the
Hancock and Seymour
Court Record
Norton
Stas
Leslie
Coleman
Sharp
Cushing
Handiey
Stevenson
Adams
Farnham
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Zeednow
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Bill
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Sennott
Foston
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Ast Re
Middlesex
Perkins
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William ©. Foster
Patrick Campbell
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G. J. Tufts
C. F. Paige
Fred Coblertz
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C.J. Brooks
C. F. Donelly
Richard H. Yeaton
J. Frank Crocket
William Gaston
C. L. B. Whitney
A. A. Strout
Yeaton
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Biakie
Smalley
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Russe
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Herrick
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Glinden
Eston Post
Sea
Nules
Middlesex Mens’ Aid Society
Cambridge
Brothers
Flynn
Jewett
Winth’p
Sb. R. RK
Barker
Lamprey
Way
Harry
S. Stevens
Mtcalf
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Lutler
Gilmore
Baton
Lynch
Cowe
Seme
Same
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Gill
Floyd
Waterhouse
Sweet
Hutchinson
Hale
Muphy
Penniman
Ya eKeever
Gaffney
City of Boston
Chachier
Gleaton Va
Mason
Julia Ames
Middlesex Railroad
H. B. Swasey
L. M. Child
Alfred H. Kemp
Samuel S. Benson
Benson
Copartners
Kemp
Arthur F. Means
George M. Hobbs
Henry Gerrish
Hannah W. Pensland
Wakefeld
J. H. Millett
R. T. Lombard
James Barrett
Murch Judd
James Barrett, Jr
Causeway Street
C.J. Noyes
H.N. Collison
K. Hamilton
Barrett
Admx
Whitmore
Judd
Murray
C. N
Osgood
Metropolitan Lumber Co
Tan R. B
Katsheky
Bary
Redding
Cooke
Kadley
Browne
Daggett
Eaton
B.S. Bigharss & CO
Reade Strae
Cath Advances
Rade Fncen Mediatel
Moro & Cgo
Townsend & Wontant
Beonard Street
Samtel Ae . Nessonse& Co
Market Street
Lippinogtt, Son & CO
Philiadelphia
Morhals
Thumaedays
E& CO
State St
Mecrehents
First Flsor
Hoom 4
Boston Stock Exchanges
Chrolithion Mfg Co
Louisville
New Albany
St Louis RR
International Trust Co
Delphos
Burlington
Dayton
Manufacturing Insurance Co
Lawrence Gas Light Co
Ee Aes
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Co
Salem Lean Manufacturing Co
Old Boston National Bank
Washington National Bank
Metroplitan
bBy Order of Executor
Gt. Falls
Conway R.R. Abc
Washington Insurance Co
Burlington & Quincy
City of Bath
Consolidated
Francis Herbhaw & CV
Mosei State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
First
Fk Ioor
Rockwell
LYNE
Grand Army
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New-York
Lewis
Priendahy Street
Edward Watch and Crock Co
Amory Mig Co
Globe Nau Co
Fremont Natinal Bank
Tremont
Suffolk Mills
Boston Athepaum. Co
Brutland, Sac
Portsmouth
Fin Teman Mille
Escasa Tees
Pepperelis Manufacturing Company
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Sumner County Railroad
Boston Art Club
Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw
R.R of
Freenan
Chicopee Mfg Co
Boston Gasilent Co
Roxbury Gasfizht
New
Little Rock
Smith & B
Las
Sandusky and
Cleveland
Tetaugas City
Souhern
Imu Vo Fremont
Aikborn
Mfa Co
de Portland
Saco & Portsmouth
RB B
L' Oran & Cvs
Miss G. & Ghernough
Europe
Horatio Harris
Avetiencert and Commission Merchina
Pavonia
Valencia
Barrera Almeria
Paiermo
Ealesroom
Cholmley
UBC
Barre
Cuba
Old Colony
Federal Street
Samuel Hatch & CO
American Caree Lining Company
James P Stearns
Watertown
F A Blume
School Street
A. Blume
James P. Stearns
Martha M. G.tes
Myra K. Stearns
Clera
Teage
Cyrus L. Harris &Co
Doane Street
St Battery
Noth Pier
C. Coe
Albert Howe & CO
Warket Street
Brightons
Brighton
Anchon
cutTigges
Harnch
Wazons
Warren Avenue
Bogwan
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