Portraits of Massachusetts Speakers at Washington
Massachusetts lawmakers clash over creating a solicitor-general post with two public-office ranks. The biennial election measure advances after debate. Senate approves health board bill. liquor law debates continue. and discussions on a Boston court house funding plan and city debt limit unfold amid committee reports.
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Law and Order League
Judiciary Committee
Fay
Brookdine
Teele
Boston
United States Department of Justice
Massachusetts
Senate
Lilley
Reed
Dunbar
Norris
Election Laws Committee
Cogswell
State Board of Health
Robinson
House
Committees On Banks and Banking
Commonwealth
Residente Verein
Congress
F. W. Rockwell
Capitol
Washington
House of Representatives
United States
Case of Representatives
Ick
Vitarnum
Banks
Sheme
Winthrop
iNew York and Boston Inland Railroad
Cook
New Bedford
New York and Boston Inland Railroad Company
Berkshire Heights Land Company
Hoyes
Shawme Savings Bank
Sandwich
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Suffolk
Blair Tourograph and Dry Plate Company
Boston Tow Boat Company
Committee On Cities
City Council For
Court House
Contro
Bailey
Timmons Testimony Reveals Tarrytown Burglary Ring
Special to the Post from White Plains reports Edward P. Timmons telling Justice White about the Tarrytown gang. Hannon held a saloon as a robbery rendezvous and supplied gear. Timmons’s share of loot neared $2000. Others involved include Wood Halpin Beebe Tracy and Hannon. Timmons remanded to jail. trial likely in May. others at large.
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White Plains
N. Y
Tarrytown
Edward P. Timmons
E. B. White
John Harnon
North Tarrytown
Hf Lombard
Sophia M
Cook
James
Lee
Eliza Storms
Sinmons
Suat Hannon
Hannon
Miss Storuis
Wood
Halpin
Beebe
Tracy
Timmons
Hamon
New York
Justice Lee
Judge See
Brooklyn
Broadway
Hanvon
Will
Statue pedestal to be finished by April
Richard Butler said the Bartholdi statue pedestal may be completed between April 5 and 10 after more stone is delivered mid March. Six courses remain and the final mounting may require $15,000 in funds not yet provided by the government. No unveiling date is set.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Richard Butler
Bartholdi
King
Butler
O Callaghan & Co Shows Broad Carpet Line in City Store
Thomas O Callaghan and Lucius Howard of the firm display a fine range of carpetings rugs and draperies at 601 Washington Street since opening day. Buyers flock for carpet patterns moquettes and Smmyron rugs now reduced, plus cork shavings Linoleon foot mats and a plan to expand into the adjoining crockery store for larger ware rooms.
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Thomas O’callaghan
Lucius Howard
O'Callaghan
Connecticut Mutual Life’s Fortieth Annual Statement
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company reports a gain in assets of nearly 1,000,000 and over 490,000 added to surplus in the past year. A larger dividend than in 1884 was paid, signaling growing strength and usefulness to policyholders and potential buyers of additional insurance.
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
New England
Massachusetts
Dover City Treasurer Franklin Freeman Dies at 87
Dover New Hampshire February 25 City Treasurer Franklin Freeman born Wellfleet Massachusetts spent decades in oysters 1842 1866 grocery 1869 insurance He served as overseer of the poor 1868 common council 171 and city treasurer from 1879 until his death He also led the Public Library treasury and served as school agent four years A widow and five children survive him.
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Dover
N. H
Franklin Freeman
Wellfleet
Mass
Knight Templar
Stoneham to Get New Central Station in Square
The Boston and Lowell railroad plans a new passenger station in Central Square Stoneham. The site, favored by many residents, will repurpose the former shoe shop on the land into the station while the current station remains noncentral.
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Boston and Lowell Railroad
S Square
Stoneham
Board of Health seeks appropriation for current year
The board of health will ask for a $20,000 appropriation to fund its activities this year. The new quarantine boat is nearly finished and will cost $18,060. The balance beyond the ola boat sale proceeds will be paid from the general appropriation.
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Board of Health
Jury unable to reach verdict in manslaughter case
The Rorke-Collins manslaughter jury reported no verdict yesterday and was dismissed. The final ballot favored acquittal by nine to three, making a new trial unlikely.
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Rorke-Collins
Market Dull and Steady Amid Broad Financial Notes
Boston reports a calm monetary scene with 2 percent new loans at the clearing house and little change in general rates. Good business paper brings 4 to 5 percent, while manufacturing paper sits at 4 to 4.5 percent. call loans 3 to 4 percent. Gold shipments and New York exchanges rise. stocks Drift with coal shares showing activity. Eastern Railroad plans and bond issues loom, Par outlook eyed for spring and early summer. Copper stocks stay strong with Calumet and Huron rising, Bell Telephones weak but oversold. municipal signals firm with new Boston directors named.
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Boston
Ste
New York
Lockwood & Crossman
Irving A. Evans & Co
Reading
Clark, Ward & Co
Grangers
Northwest
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Kansas
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Flint
Pere Marquette
Eastern
Henry D. Hyde
Eastern Railroad Company
Boston and Maine Railroad
Supreme Court
Eastern Railroad Corporation
Eastern Board
Mexican Central 7S
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Summit Branch
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Metropolitan
New England
Albany
Goston
Maine
Revere Beach
Lynn
Central Massachusetts
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Springfeld
Memphis
Detroit
Lansing
Northern
Calumet
Oceola
Franklin
Penable
Allouez
Quincy
Huron
Txir
Coast
Ole
Bell ‘Telephone
Municipal Signal Company
Portsmouth
N. G
George W. Gregory Willard
Albert A. Pope
Charles N. Barnard
Thomas Roehe
Charles S. Randsall
New Bedford
John ©. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
City of Cleveland Bonds 1886 Prepayment Authorization
The Maverick National Bank is authorized to prepaid bonds of the City of Cleveland maturing in 1886. Exchange offered for other prime investment securities upon request. ASA P. Potter, President, Boston, February 23, 1886. February 26 publication.
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City of
Cleveland
Maverick National Bank
Asa P. Potter
Stocks Show Dividend Odds On Exchanges Amid Gales
Boston Stock Exchange reports mixed broker quotes with several dividends and securities trading at varied percentages. Notable entries include CB&N 5s at 103 100 percent, Mex O 45 at 45 percent, and Og& LC 68 at 118 1/8 percent, reflecting fluctuating values amid market conditions.
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BORDS
Goring Frices
Balsa
Lon
Denver
Lisle
Os Og& LC
Rutland
Ae Rutland Kd
Sclot& Tees
Railroadsatto&sf
At & Pac
Soston & Alb
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Be . os _ Hastern
E.ccoes
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Fitchburg
Summit Breh
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Comparias Allouez
Cal & Hecia
Ubstaipa
Dunifinss
Ai Osceola Mining
aBell
Neng
St” Ill
SASD
Compartrs
Boston Land
Gaoton Water
Fragmented OCR Streetscape Items and Numbers
Readable segments show street names numbers and tram or ship berth references. The text lists entries like Summit Broad 2000, Tropical Telephone 85 and Crescent 300 with scattered partial terms including shoetips and belts, but most content remains garbled.
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McKay
SOO Dubin Co
Siewes
Cavceu
Ccocees
Isruns
SOO Hipc
Busell Trimmore
Financial Market Summary From New York Exchange
A compact report shows money on call at 2 1 2 percent and mercantile paper at 4 5 percent. Sterling flat at 48714 4873 for 60 day bills, 489 189% for demand. government and railroad bonds mostly steady to strong. Stocks ended the day quiet but firm with Lackawanna and Reading among notable movers. rail bonds and various funds rose on late trading. W. S. Lawson notes Baltimore and Ohio negotiations and broader railroad rate struggles ahead, with January and February earnings showing mixed movement across Northwest and Oregon Navigation.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Errie
Lackawanna
Reading
New England
St. Paul
Manitoba
Western Union
Texas and Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Erie
Central of
New Jersey
Iowa
Eastern Division
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake, Ohio
Southwestern
Nagaville
Mobile
Ohio
New York Central
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Lawson & Co
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Company
Garrett
Roberts
Gowen
Reading Company
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Oregon Navigation
Chicago Prices and Market Report Summary Still Mixed
The report notes firmer markets with no sales on call, details oats and wheat bids, and shows extensive grain and merchandise volumes from Minneapolis and Chicago exchanges. It lists fluctuating prices for oats, wheats, beans, corn, and flour with weekly production commentary and numerous farm product prices across vegetables, meats, and dairy.
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Porsche
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
Northwestern Miller
Flour and grain markets show steady activity and varied prices
Trading remains quiet with a firmer tone in flour and grain. Prices listed include No 2 at 2.30 to 3.05 per barrel for No 2 and higher grades up to 5.60 for Minnesota extra, with large London-style shipments noted and regional receipts and exports across Milwaukee St Louis Chicago New York. Butter cheese eggs and rye flour markets show steady or mixed movements amid broad price ranges.
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Kansas City
Cincinnati
Chicago
Texas
St Louis
Aroostook County
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Beauty of
Hebron
Do New York
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Peerless
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Washington County
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Chenangoes
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Worcester County
Jersey
Florida
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Centennial
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Michigan
Ohio
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Toledo
Minneapolis
Minn
Teldo
Bush
Sarley
Canada
Franklin County
Mass
Liverpool
Cape
Ook County
Nosals
Saies
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
Continent
Wheat and grain prices rise in mixed London market
In London the coppery mood shifts with wheat firm on strong demand and limited offerings. Liverpool reports steady corn and resilient wheat prices with quoted ranges for winter and spring wheat and various corn grades. Cotton and sugar markets show dull activity while American securities drift and foreign exchange remains firm.
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IFO
London
Beerbohm
Cuhamber
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Corp
California
Uplands
Cotton Markets Report Strong Activity Across Ports
The report shows New York cotton steady with various grade prices, while several ports report net receipts and sales figures. Notable figures include New Orleans stock 365,694 and Savannah stock 31,462, with overall six day consolidated receipts totaling 70,801 and exports to Britain 39,140 France 8,835 and the continent 31,140.
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New York
Uplands
Orleans
Ordinery
Continent
E. Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Dail
Mid c. Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wimington
Baltimore
C. Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
France
United States
Imports at Boston. LIVERPOOL. Steamer Virginiana list
Massive Boston import ledger shows shipments from Liverpool and multiple firms. Entries include steel, wine, indigo, oranges, woollens, earthenware, glass, paper, textiles, machinery, and hardware with numerous firms like Baring Bros & co Fuller & Wilder Reed & Barton Jordan, Marsh & co. Many boxes and cases denote wide goods mix and quantities vary from a few cases to hundreds of boxes.
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Liverpool
Eng
Virginiana
Bdis
Steel Wetherell Bros
Bits Steel Bacon & Co
Fuller & Wilder
Morrion & Co
Sawyer
Snetiag & Co
Snow & Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Plate Glass Hills, Turner & Co
J& J Murdock
Baring Bros & Co
Tims Ll Heiger
Little. Brown & Co
Wouilens Bridgeman & Co
Lelard & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Waisweth, Howland & Co
Marshal, Sons & Co
Clarge & Sop
Stwell & Co
Fiden
B & Co
Muse
Weeks & Potter
Schoenhof
Jackson, Mandell & Daniel
Aes Champagne
D & M Williams
Woolens Neale, Morse & Co
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Nicho's
Arnswoll
Crysta's
Morey & Co
Cave
Soda Higgins, Lloyd & Co
Moors & Co
Diverse steamers and cargo entries from Atlantic ports
OCR list records cargoes and consignments for ships from London Liverpool Glasgow Lunenburg and Halifax during February, detailing goods such as flour, cheese, oats, meat, cotton, lard, machinery, leather, and crates. Notable vessels include Milanese Palestine Venetian and British Queen with varied freight listed.
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London
Eng
Liverpool
Palestine
Lunenburg
Glasgow
Scot
Sidonian
Smaple & Agsh
Halifax
British Queen
dexTec
Pavonia
Receipts of Staple Products Across Several Railroads
A detailed checklist records February receipts for multiple rail lines including Boston and Albany Island Junction Providence New York and New England Fitchburg Boston and Maine Lowell and others. Items include cotton bales flour corn oats pork butter and leather with numerous unit counts and boxes.
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Asedta
Shoe and Leather Insurance Comp Vy
Boston
Damery
Boson and
Albany
Lowell
Maine
Sro
Old Colony
Poe Jane
Fitchburg
Providence Gs
Poston
Arington
Woburn
Town of
Total Receipts of Staple Products at This Port
The table shows total receipts of principal staples at the port from all shipment points, including in transit, compared with the previous year 1885 figures. Items listed include cotton, molasses, flour, oats, wheat, eggs, butter, beans, malt, millfeed, potatoes, peas, hay, tallow, leather, pork, lard, tea, coffee, sugar, and hides with specific tonnage or barrel counts.
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Times
Oh. S
Leauely
Béxes
Boia Ewes
Cstffee
Mats
Pets
Court Record: Superior Court Proceedings and Trials
Court record from the first session on Feb 25 lists cases before Judge Blodgett including James C Reilly versus Sally Runne Sumner for a tort damage claim from a Hyde Park collision and an appeal of John T Slatterly et al. vs W D Johnson for contract to recover 4180 for blinds. Other actions include Jere Carew vs Real Estate Improvement Co for window sills and multiple in-order dockets and a second session with actor W W Allen versus Sol Smith Russell for salary claim and Peter Finnegan vs Thomas B Blakie tort claim. Third session precedes Judge Pitman.
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James C. Reilly
Sally R. Sumner
Hyde Park
J. E. Cotter
Plainul
O. T. Gray
John T. Slatterly
W. D. Johnson
East Borton Court
George
Forbush
T. J. Monrose
Jere Carew
Real Estate Improvement Company
F. W. Kittredge
N. C. Bartlett
W. W. Alien
Sol Smith Russell
T. E Barry
George W. White
Peter Finnegan
Thomas B Blakie
J. A. Maxwell
J. W. Hammond
Greenwood E. Soule
Court House
John L. Bualia
E. O. Springer
Atlantic Avenue
Greenwood E Soule
Lorenzo Richardson
Currier
Boston
Chelsea
Winthrop
Boothbay
Provincetown
Bellows Falls
T. F. Day
Alfred F. Woodbury
Needham
A. Coles
Somerville
A. O. Kaler
Waldobore
W.H. Howell
Jacksonville
Fla
Martin Ames
East Madison
T. A. McCarthy
Washington, D. C
Carney & Prince
Portland
George McAuluf
Taunton
Mass
W. Weatherby
Water Valley
Miss
Court Proceedings Continue Motions for New Trials
Before Judge Rockwell the court has been open in hearing motions for new trials and settling exceptions and will reconvene tomorrow for the same purpose.
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Rockwell
Larceny defendants sentenced in Middlesex Superior Court
Feb 25 before Judge Aldrich Ephraim Robinson and John H Casey of Natick charged with larceny receive four and three months respectively in the house of correction.
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Superior Court
Middlesex County
Aldrich
Ephraim Robinson
John H. Casey
Natick
Larceny
House of Correction
Baltimore and Ohio Cuts East of Missouri Point Rates
The Baltimore and Ohio reports cutting rates east of the Missouri river and offers cheaper tickets to San Francisco, detailing specific fares from St Louis Kansas City Omaha Pacific Junction St Paul and New Orleans. Other lines keep old trunk line rates while Boston trunk line agents connect to Pacific coast routes. The report covers December 1585 Atlantic and Pacific system results and related railroad financial updates.
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New York
Boston
Pacific Coast
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Kansas City
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Santa Fe
Omaha
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Northern Pacific
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Missouri
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Atlantic and Pacific
Charlestown Cadets Militia Ball Draws 200 Couples at Armory
A Charlestown Cadets military ball drew over 200 couples at Congress Hall Venus last evening with a grand march led by Captain Oakes and a first performance of a composition named Captain Oakes. The Boton Decorating Company provided a patriotic setting with bunting and stars and stripes while a full reception committee and floor leadership ensured orderly festivities. Supper by Caterer Hicks followed by dancing late into the night showcased cadet uniforms beside civilian gowns and notable attendees from Adjutant General Dalton to Brigadier General Pesach.
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Boton
George F. Chapin
Frank Todd
Francis N. Pray
J. Eiwin Pripps
Marjor
John L. Curtiss
Leon H. Bateman
William H. Ortkes
Charles E. French
Frank Lewis
Milan F. Stevens
Frank ‘T. Robinson
Charles Pierce
Eiwin L. Pillsvoury
B Frank Strand
Edward Burbeck
George P. Anderson
Charles H. Dearborn
William G. Oakes
Charles T French
Frank T. Lewis
Walter Lund
C. I. Pressey
Fred A. Jackson
Graves
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George A. Herrington
Dalton
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Bancroft
Bateman
Fifth Regiment
Morrill
Boynton
Whiting
Melford
Meyers
Hicks
Pocassett Manufacturing elects officers at fall River meeting
Large stockholders turnout for Pocassett Manufacturing Company annual meeting in Fall River Massachusetts. Officers elected include President Stephen Davol Clerk B R R Weld Treasurer B D Davol and directors Stephen Davol Samuel W Redman B R Weld Horatio Hathaway Thomas KK Redman B D Pavol Milton Reed Arnold B Sanford Fal River.
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Pocassett Manufacturing Company
Stephen Davol
B. R R. Weld
B.D. Davol
Samuel W. Redman
B. R. Weld
Boston
Horatio Hathaway
Thomas KK. Red
New York Auction Notice for Stocks and Cotton
Pay. Goats and Shoes in New York with A S Richards Co listing on Saturday February 27 at 12 M Stocks. R S Day Co also at 12 M Stocks. Francis H Henshaw Co at 11 A M. Damaged Cotton noted with Horatio Harris Co involved.
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New York
A S Richards & Co
R S Day & Co
Francis H Henshaw & Co
Horatio Harris & Co
Theaters and Venues Street Listings in Boston Evening
Display of multiple venues with performances including Thatcher Primrose and West minstrels at Globe Theatre Denman Thompson as Joshua Whitcomb at Evening, Lydia Thompson Burlesque at Bijou, Mikado at Hollis Street, Mazeppa at Howard Athenaeum, A Bunch of Keys at Park Theatre, Japanese Village at Horticultural Hall, concert at Miller Hall, a world museum exhibits, and Battle of Gettysburg display at Tremont Street venues.
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Primrose & West
Evenme
Stheatre
Denman Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
Bijou Theatre
Lydia Thompson
Oxygen
Hollis Street Theatre
Howard Athenazum
Fannie Louise Buckingham
Ouseun Museum
Dion Boucicault
Vering
Park Theatre
Horticultural Hall
Miller Hall
World's Museum
Tremont Street
San Francisco Mining Stocks Close With Dividend News
The report lists closing prices for mining stocks led by Best & Belcher and Gould & Curry, with gains and declines shown for several names. The Paradise Valley company declares a ten cent per share dividend amid market activity.
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Harshaw Mining Company
San Francisco
Cal
Cman Pee Aguon
Ca & Va
Mt Diabio
Gies Kids Maen
Ceee
Paradise Valley Wit Company
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Day Shoe Co
Kull and RR Co Ptd
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Town Falls
Tol
del & Burinet
Caicopee Manufacturing Co
Lampon
Wilmington & Vermilion Coal Co
Fremont
Elk Horn
Missouri Valley
Continental National Oo
Boaten & Lowell RR
Boston & Maine RR
Dewoll, Metens
Southwestern RR
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Newmarket Manufacturing Uo
Ais
Rutland RK R Co
Globe National Bank
Gobe Nail Co
Wakefield Rattan Co
Lowell Hosiery Co
Eten Co
Wall G House
Essex Co
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Ao National Revere Bank
Chicago, Burlington and
Burlington and
Chicago and
West Michigan
Marquette and
Antonagon
Firet Nat Bank of
St Johnsbury
Marquette, Houghton
Kan City
St Joand
Council Bluffs
Springfield
Atlas National Bank
Lawrence Gas Co
Knights & CO
Washington Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Old Heath
Bromley Streets
Horatic Harris & OD
Austronesrs and
Commission
Mersk Seer
North Side Central Wharf
Bark
Vesuvius
Valencia
Virginian
Pier 5
Athens
Messina Oranges
Palermo Oranges
Palermo
Fiske’s Wharf
L. Foster Morse
Ffice
Ieiten Te Street
Telephontennia Ia
Federal
Purchase
Edward F. Thayer
Equitable US i
Eilas Potter
Francis J. Ward
Aric Low
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Lewell
Tomboat
Warren Avenue
Beaton Pust
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