Street Scenes of Boston Child Labor Aggression
A Boston feature describes child street labor and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children battling widespread child begging and peddling. It details immigrant families, especially Russians, forcing children to sell wares, the abuse, and the ineffectiveness of fines, with accounts from officers and a glimpse of related court and municipal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun
Jakey
Hanover Street
Salem Street
Society For the Prevention of
Bosted
America
Boston and Maine Relief Association annual report details
At reorganization on March 1 1885 the association had 78 members, growing to 343 by year end with 46 on sick benefits totaling 50335 dollars. Yearly income 284610 dollars, outgo for benefits and expenses 80147 dollars, treasury balance 154463 dollars. Officers listed include President D W Sanborn and Secretary Treasurer A A Ingalls. Also notes Arthur Wilson joining Steamer Company No 1 and an election for a colonel of the Eighth Regiment M V M held in Salem with votes for Osgood Duchesney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesney
Osgood
Chase
Mejors Sprague
Copeland
Mills
Helr
Salem
Choate
Joshua H. Wreeth
Andover
Arthur W. Leslie
Francis Robinson
Lynn
Charles M. Merritt
George W. Cook
Lawrence
Henry Dunster
Beverly K.moore
Pune
Register of Deeds
Northern District
Southern District
John R. Poor
Register
Charles
Kendall Jenkins
B. A. Werr
Tne
Washington
Lbudge
Hierry K. Goodwin
Tressurer Jenkins
J. H. Betevelder
F. C. Hersey
James Dalrympie
Jarvis
Evystein Railroad Company
Plaintif
Ipwich
Julia Sheedy
City of
Summit Avenue
Boston and Maine Railroad Relief Association
D. W. Sanborn
A. Colby
A. A. Ingalls
K. ‘W. Sanberr
W. H. Hatch
A. A. Howe
Arthur Wickering
E. E. Fry
QO. E. Russ
J. A. Prescott
H. A. Skinner
D. A. Smith
N. E. Cate
Veack
Charles C. Fry
Emerson
Lawrence N. Duchesney
Major Chase
Spague
J. A. Mills
Newburyport
Gosgood
Boston and Lowell Railroad stockholders meet in city
Annual meeting presided by President Edwin Morey adopts directors report and ballots tally. Directors named are Morey Coolidge Clarke Clapp Mason Cochran Haskell. Motion passes to authorize purchase and consolidation with related railroads under legislative act. Extension of St Louis and San Francisco discussed with feeder lines to Indian Territory and Arkansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
Edwin Morey
John C. Paige
John S. Pollard
Augustus Parker
Paige
Boston and Lowel
Weh Pentiemen
Jefferson Coolidgs
Frederick KE. Clarke
Channing Clapp
William Powell Mason
A. Cochrane
William A. Haskell
St. Louis
San Francisco
Railway Register
Indian Territory
Kansas City
Beaumont
Win- Nejad
Arkansas City
Nureka Springs
Little Rock
Arkansas
Eureka Springs
Frisco
Louis
Texas
Court Record Involving Assignee and Administrator
Judge Carpenter hears case No 190 Wm W Cleary assignee vs Edward Avery administrator over Mart Ellis estate. Assignee claims life insurance policies paid after Ellis died. administrator allegedly received about $10000. Defense cites two year statute of limitations under bankruptcy and state law. argues policies assigned pre bankruptcy and cash value only if suit barred. Attorneys Morse Johnson for plaintiff Ball for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.w.cleary
Edward Avery
Mart Ellis
Ellis
Elis
Nathan Morse
M. Johnson
J. D. Ball
Case of United States v Bridgman Under Bond Resumes
Before Judge Nelson the case United States versus Joseph J Bridgman and others, tied to a bond for faithful performance as Tudian agent, was taken up again and remains unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joseph J. Bridgman
Court docket notes from Boston juries and sessions
Under Judge Blodgety and Judge Thompson, multiple civil cases capstoned by replevin for two mirrors and a sideboard and a suit for injuries from being thrown off a car. Attorneys for both sides listed. trial lists open. motions in third session. Fourth session includes Mary Green versus City of Boston for ice injury and Maria Forgeot versus the same for ice injury. juries deliberating or verdicts pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. O’brien
South Boston Railroad Company
William (Aston
H. F. Naphen
L. S. Dabney
Court Street
Staples
Mary Green
City of
Boston
Dorchester Avenue
J. A. Maxwell
Plaintif l
T. M. Babson
Maria Forgeot
Same
Delle Avenue
R. W. Nason
Doyle pro ams vs Bailey jury verdict for plaintiff 100
Middlesex Superior Court before Judge Rockwell reports the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of 100. Counsel: Tirrell for the plaintiff Cooney for the defendant. Also Bridget Harris equity suit against John and Bridget McKenna over lands in Cambridge. Issues include competency of Edward McCaffrey to deed and whether undue influence affected the deed. Trial ongoing with Boardman for plaintiff Hammond for defendants. Case numbers 3888 372 373 584 309 435.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Bailey
C. Q. Tirrell
P. H. Cooney
Bridget Harris
Equity
John
Bridget McKenna
Cambridge
Edward McCaffrey
A. W. Boardman
J. W. Hammond
Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco market
The San Francisco market lists closing prices for mining stocks led by Bodie Consolidated and Hale and Norcross at around 134 with Eureka Consolidated near 5. The report also notes a testimonial for Dr Bull's Cough Syrup from C C Robertson of Lynchburg Virginia praising its quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cale
Bodie
Hale & Norcross
Eureka
Dr. Bull
C. C. Robertson
Main Street
Lynchburg
Stocks and Mexican Central Lead Active Market
Boston money market remains quiet with banks charging 4.4 to 5 percent on discounts and outside paper. Local stocks surge as investors bid up Atchison Mexican Bell Telephone and copper shares with total sales at $332,125 bonds and 27,249 shares. Mexican Central 7s rise to 51 amid plans for a scaled bond issue. Union Pacific land sales trend mixed while various rail and telephony equities move on speculation and earnings reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iocal
Eastern
Atchison
Mexican
Bell Telephone
Sonora
Kensas
Mexico
Kansas
Union Pacific
Land Department
Union Division
Bonds for Sale Offer in Boston
Boston bonds are offered for sale with the note that the above bonds are available. The notice directs interested buyers to consider acquiring these financial instruments as listed.
Ancient Boston Sales Ledger Item List
Report by Winson W Fay & Co from 7 State Street Boston lists various sales items dated Jan 6 including 500 Standard Water Meter 19C price details and multiple catalog entries such as American Shoe Tip 100, Mexican Telephone 16Q, Barton Stock Carl, Bruns Ships Berth 200, and Cook Hareks 160. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous item lines with prices and codes amid scattered letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Boston
SOO NeWater
RAY Noda
Cciss
Sce
Cdnness
Tedapdeevanc Bos
Hareks Cook
Secvensvess Rst
Vsntuccress
Taseoksie
ICO
Barton Stock Carl Sess
Bruns
Ccccess Covnvecess Ee
Historical bond ledger fragment with numerous issuer entries
A dense OCR of bond listings and financial notes including banks, mills, railroads, and insurance firms. It records par values and maturities for entities such as Nashua Manufacturing, Union Pacific, Boston National Bank, and Central Massachusetts lines, among many others, with scattered percentages and dates.
New York Financial Market Ends Quiet and Firm
In New York on Jan 6 money on call remains easy at 1 3 per cent, closing weak. Prime mercantile paper 4 5, bar silver 101%. Sterling exchange steady. Government and state bonds dull, rail road bonds strong. Stock market quiet but firm after 2:15 p m with a late 1 to 4 percent decline, Vanderbilts and Grangers up, Erie and related stocks mixed amid pool rumors. market ends firm at day’s lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sterlinz
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Vanderbilts
Grangers
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna
Erie
Pacific Mail
Texas
Pavilic
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri
Kansas
Calcutta
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Ponce
Mayaguez
Western
Nola
Paththa
Vermont
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Canada
Hebrons
Lleven
Market Dullness Prompts Uncertain Rails and Rates Action
The market closed with dullness and uncertainty across stocks with rails showing gains in many issues while Louisville and Nashville lagged. Advances included Centrallowa firsts and several rail names with modest coupon changes. Western Union drew attention amid theories of a Gould influence and a possible trunk line meeting to ease rate tensions. Snowbound lines and blockades in Iowa and Nebraska threaten weekly earnings, and exchange rates hint at a Bank of England rate cut tomorrow. Mexican Central securities stayed strong in Boston while Mexicanos rallied. Total trades reached 266,810 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nashville
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Western
International
Great Northern
Lake Shore
Lake Erie
Mexican Central
New York City
Northern General
St Louis
San Francisco
Kansas City
Northern Real
Omaha
Clarinda
Mutuel Union
Western Union
Gould
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Bank of England
Brown Bros
Iowa Ai
Nebraka
Grargers
Missouri Pacific
Boston
Mexican Central Securities
Trade and Lfs Outlook Markets Irregular in Chicago
A late despatch reports Chicago grain markets opening with modest gains that held until close, then slumping on heavy selling by Hutch inecu and Schwartz Dupee. Long wheat liquidations grow, short interest rises, oversold conditions loom, and a sharp rally would need a drop in visible supply. Receipts and estimates for today and tomorrow show mixed wheat, corn, and pork prices with May pork at 10.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
Hutchinecu
Schwartz & Dupee
Shorts
Tomorow
P. D. Armour
France
Cornauli
Review of the Boston Mare for the Week Ending Jan. 6
Review of Boston market items shows wide price ranges across multiple commodities. Ashes and candles higher with steady to firm levels, coal quiet in anthracite, coffee and dyes mixed, copper and cordage steady, cotton in modest demand, woods and dry goods quiet, medicines and chemicals firmer on some lines, fish and fruit markets varied with modest activity, and freight rates for transatlantic routes described with multiple destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerce
Maracaibo
Legwra
Jamaica
Rio
Baltimore
Manila
Uplands
Gulf
St. Domingo
Sicily
Gambier
Malaga
London
Citron
Virginia
Florida
Aspinwall
Baracusa
Liverpool
Glasgow
Antwerp
Market prices for commodities and materials in varied trade
Prices across many commodities remain steady with grains meats and bulk goods showing quiet demand. Fluctuations noted in coal freight rates to Boston from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore plus fluctuating flour prices and diverse raw material quotes across leather hemp oil and wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
California
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Michigan
Unio
Indiana
St. Louis
Illinois
Manila
Tig
Tigc Ib
Sisal
Ryestraw
India
Gray
Lie
New York Cotton and Commodities Report January Update
New York trading amid widespread dullness shows cotton prices easing 1 16 to 1 6 lower with upland grades quoted across ordinary to good ranges. Flour, wheat, corn, and oats also mixed as receipts and exports shift, while pork, lard, and bacon see firming levels in Chicago and St Louis markets. Major grain and commodity hubs report varied activity with notable shifts in futures and spot prices across multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uplands
Orleans
Minnesota
Southern
Coca
Chicago
Petroleum
United
Slomlo
City
Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
Western
Liverpool
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Minneapolis
Detroit
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
France
Mobile
Memphis
Market Report From Port Cities With Mixed Activity
Net receipts and stocks by city show a mix of quiet and firm markets across Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia and New York with varied exports. Consolidated figures for five days indicate total net receipts 90295 and stock at all US ports 1122720 while major ports report exports to Great Britain France and coastwise trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Coastwise
Charleston
C. Wilmington
Norffolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Great Britain
Continent
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Foreign Markets Report Wheat and Grain Steady in London and Liverpool
London and Liverpool market wire notes wheat and corn steady for prompt shipment and at sea. Paris and English country markets quiet but steady. Liverpool prices listed for wheat, corn, peas, pork, bacon, lard, and cheese with general good supply but weak demand. London bond and stock quotes included with various securities and commodities priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mork Lane
Paris
Liverpool
California
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St Paul
New York Central
The Cattle Market Brighton and Watertown 1886 weekly report
The Boston Post's weekly cattle market summary reports live stock totals for cattle sheep and lambs swine at Brighton and Watertown for the week ending January 6 1886. It lists arrivals and sales by state and yard with prices for market cattle store cattle hogs veal calves horses and hides including quantities by Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Canada and Western states, plus remarks on market tone and export activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veaia
Waletcowt
Old Colony
Gaston
Lowell
Boston
Albany
Mitebvurg
Eastern
Brighton
Sheehy N.G
Union Market
East Cammbridge
Maine
J F Connor
F H Coolidge
Nason & Bean
Libby
J B Sargent
Dow & Maniton
Breck & Wood
Vermont
H D Whipple
J Carroll
K G Kimball
Hall & Seaver
B S Hastings
K Campbel
O Tarner
OA Clegston
Farnham
E Moody
Kimball
French
G Flanders
Captain Armstrong
Roundy
AG Smith
Ricker
J B
Remick
Eagrem
C H Kidder
F Charlton
J W Crampton
G Remis
A Williamson
G H Sprigg
Massachusetts
J S Henry
If Bardwell
LH Smith
L. Freelove
Farrell & McFlynn
Hollis & Co
Monroe
P Bonner
Northeron
Liverpool
Iowa
J A Hathaway
A N Monroe
Kansas
AN Monroe
GH Hemmond & Co
Ryegate
F Chariton
Aldrich & Johnson
Judkins & Co
Libby & Weeks
W A Farnham
W L Engrem
L H Smith
A O Turner
EF Adden
W Scollans
W A Fernham
Freeman & Wood
W B Engrem
Libby & Merrill
Elec
Watertown
Connecticut River
L Freelove
MG Flanders
FS Kimball
E Ff Adden
B Hurlbet
Brighton Yards
Connecticut
Linte
Cattle and cattle sale totals at Brighton-16 by several traders
At Brighton-16, A N Monroe sold two loads of cattle and Hollis & Co. offered sheep. Ranch cow demand was limited with sales mostly around 83s 50 per head. Working oxen were dull, milch cows sold between 15 and 55 dollars, and various beef cattle priced per head or per hundredweight by multiple buyers including J S Henry Aldrich & Johnson R W Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
Fell
Bye
Siu
J S Henry
Aldrich & Johnson
R W Brown
J D Hosmer
H M Taft
F H Coolidge & Son
Stene
Trade items listed in Glasgow customs cargo records
A long list of goods and quantities enters Glasgow as cargo items. Entries include steamer Carthacenian consignments such as cotton, pig iron, whiskey, tobacco pipes, machinery, and herring, with numerous firms named like Cochrane, Morse, White, and Farley Harvey. The record shows 30,000 fire chicks, 248 boxes, 178 bases, and 500 boxes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scot
Dulen Cochrane, Jr
Moise Hooper, Lewis
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Morse, Wilson
White & Co
Edward HW Paker
Lf Jenkins
James Murray
Curtis
Moors & Co
Waldo Bros
C. Brown, Shipley & Co
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
Linder & Meyer
LCGU
Chase & Co
Moise Beal, Higgins & Henderson
Rees Herring
Foreign Exports via CARDÉNAS Cuba and Demerara ships
Listing detailed cargo exports and shipments from several vessels including schooner H Higginson bound for Cardenas Cuba with sugar molasses and bread items, brig Jane Atelne with bread bricks flour sugar provisions kerosene and tobacco to Africa, and brig Eliza with beef cheese flour hay lumber oil kerosene peas pork and tobacco to Demerara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardenas
Cuba
H. Higginson
Siekrre Leone
Africa
Jane Atelne
Demerara
Eliza
Receipts of Staple Products Across Multiple Railroads
An itemized list records shipments and receipts of staples by several railroads including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Colony, and others. Entries cover cotton bales, wool, flour, corn meal, oats, corn, wheat, malt, feed, butter, eggs, apples, hay, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, and various crates. Some figures indicate large consignments like thousands of bushels and bales, with multiple entries per railroad and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Giand Junction Rairead
New York
Boston and Maing Railroad
Western Division
Dales Wis
Sea
Total Receipts of Staple Products IAN 6
The table lists total receipts of principal staple samples at various points of shipment for today, showing year over year comparisons. Items include butter, flour, oats, coffee, wheat, potatoes, lumber, hides, bacon, tea, skins, and molasses with quantities and domestic transport context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowton
Dal
Fionr
Bbis
Oleo
P&aie
Logr
Encke
Uneess
Boxea
Higgs
Il Oaimesi
Kage
Lesther
Casas
Beres
St. Eames Uollee
Ai Ocoffes
Mats
jVishine
Pelta
Business troubles drive Boston creditors into settlement
A Boston credit meeting reported debts at Herman Weber & Co. Molten assets show 651,849 stock and 11,020 cash with 27,285.87 liabilities. Creditors favor a 25 cent on the dollar settlement, with committee appointed to investigate. Separate notices cite John F. P. Robinson & Co. debts, proposed 25 cents on the dollar and assignment to prevent conflicts. Additional listings include George Silver and others filing assignments or petitions in insolvency with various asset and liability figures. Suffolk County real estate attachments noted for Newhall and Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Weber & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Wightman
Providence
J. L. Sweet
Attleboro Falls
Max Fischacher
Messrs. Weber & Co
Fliischacher
Messrs. Wightman, Sweet
J. Haskell Butler Wee
John FP. Robinson & Co
Beverly Street
Gilen A. Warkeru
A. M. Teulon
H. E. Chamberlain
Robinson
George J. Silyer
Francis S. Cole
Pittsfield
N. H
Gorge
Plumber
Fall River
Mass
J. A. Hartshorne
Lewiston
George W. Miles
Fred W. Tibbets
Jeweller
Gloucester
William W. French
Mr. French
Suffolk County Heal Estate
Redding, Baird & Co
Benjamin G. Newhall
Joshua Benshimol
Public Auction of Goodyear Vulcanite Claims Field
In accordance with a board resolution, Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co will sell at public auction by KR L Day & Co at 51 Staite Street Boston on Wednesday January 20 1836 at 12 o clock. The sale covers present claims for infringement of its patents including all judgments and decrees and notes for infringement. The sale is in bulk as one parcel. A schedule is held by George P Wheeler at No 40 Water Street Boston and information will be provided. Auctioneers Francis Hees Shalww & Co Nor 53 State Street Merchants' Exchange Building First Floor room iiis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Temarkemen
Merchants’ Row
Wmarket Street
Oresf
Post
Vost
Exchange Street
Cornhill
Boston
Charley Buies
Victor Hugo
United States
Suanth
Massachusetts
Fime
Fay
Gcme
Vison
Faust
Portsmouth
Great Falls
Conway
Worchester
Nashua
Rochester
Eastern
Maine
Worcester
Neshua
Bell Telephone
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Overland
New England
Erie Telephone
James W. Bennett
Erie Telephone Company
W. A. Ingham
L. N. Downs
A. A. Coburn
Lowell
Erie
Erie Company
Calumet
Franklin Tolll
Atlantic
Quincy
Leke
Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company
KR. L Day & Co
Staite Street
Cty
Goudyear Dental Valcante Co
George P. Wheeler
Tocdyear Dental Vulcanite C Co
Water Street
Mass
Auction Sale List Includes Stocks and Muni Bonds
By order of Trustees the sale covers numerous stocks and bonds including Appleton Mfg Co Hamilton Mfg Co Merchants National Bank Newburyport Mechanics National Bank Merrimack National Bank Chicago City 7s 1893 and 1865 Providence Massachusetts Boston and Maine RR Chicago and Eastern Illinois RR Kalamazoo Allegan and Grand Rapids RR Wisconsin Central RR 2d series with various maturities. Auction every Wednesday and Saturday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England National Bank
National Webster Bank
eesawetserecrelUoek
Railroad National Bank
Lowell
Naumkeag National Bank
Salem
National Exchange Bank
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Boston National Bank
Bowen
Lowel Bish
Lancaster Mills
Nashau & Lowell KR
Phil
Wilm. & Balt. KR
Coweces
Cambri ‘Ee Horse
Washington Ins Co
Everrsceseserers- DD
American Loan and Trust Co
Piowhon
Asa
Cbs Bacensuss
Sioux City
Iowa
American Screw Co
St. Louis
Michigan
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston Art Club
Ae Ye
Rutland
Ov Senvereeelok
Chic
West Mid
Middlesex
State National Bank
Do New England National Bank
State of New Hampshire
Lawrence Gaslight Co
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe RR Trust
Canada
Highland Street RR
Wibbhinmet Co
Boston Cycloorama Co
Hamilton National Bank
Brooktine Land Co
Winvisimmet Co
National Bank of Redemption
Do Lyman Mills
Canton Mfg
Okie Land
Metropolitan i
Bay State Live Stock Co
Second National Bank
Connecticut and
Yassumosi River
City of Providence
City of Cincinnat
Goston
Maine
City of
Potland
Cievelanti
Connecticut & Pas
Central of Town Railroad
Merchants’ National Bank
Newburyport
Mechanics’ National Bank
Merrimack Nati Bank of
Amoskeag Mfg Co
Sunker Hall National Bank
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Naumbeag Nat Bank
Mass
Mt Vernon Natbank
fSoston Duck Co
Feastern Knot New Hamonshire
Doe Chicopee Mfg Co
Merrimack Mfg Co
Hamilton Mfg Co
Nat Bank of Reedemption
Lyman Mills
Chicopee Manufacturing Co
Nashua Mfg Co
Ware River
Short Creek
Jophaim
Scott
Gulf
Rich Hill
Southeastern
Memphis
Boston
Concord
Montreal & K
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Kalamazoo
Alegun
Gr Rapids
Kansas City
Cameron
Wisconsin Central RR
Why Jews Live So Long Notes on Health Rules
The New England Medical Monthly praises Jewish longevity linking strict health laws to better digestion and血 kidney function. It cites Mosaic dietary rulings, restrained meat intake, and limited alcohol use as factors, noting Sabbath observance and holiday living as healthful habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Medical Monthly
Picard
Warner
Knights & Co Offices Listed in Boston and Cambridgeport
The advertisement lists KR KNIGHTS & Co offices at 226 Washington Street Boston and 593 1 2 Main Street Cambridgeport. Authorities or scope not provided. only locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Main St
Cambridgeport
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OUCOS
Freeland
Uon
Cal& Va
Juicksilver
Colorado Ceu
Jaledouia
Review
Turk’s Island
SUMAC
Marhkees
Telegraph
Brighton and Watertown
Boston Post
Geo. J. Fox
Hampshire
Bens
Ieee Taco
Maton
Jan G
York
Rigrards & Gf
Adustion
RE York
Sionday
Ganda
J. G&g. Wolbert
F.g.wolbert
Sons & Con
Sworts
Leumard &T
Broadway
Iohn GO
Wilkeeding
Wilmenrding, Hogalt & OG
Yrhite St. By
TOW Ashnd & Tana
Leavaned Street
PMI
Lara Rada
Samuel Bunteing’s
Philadelphis
BOOTS
Ivery Sais
Lippincott, Son &Son
Mierket Devees
Delphia
Ster
DAY & Co
State St
Merchants’ Exchange
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Sivocks
Gouldyear Dental Vulcanite Company
Ment
Kite
Francis Hee Shalww & CO
Nor 53
Appleton Mfg Co
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
URES
National Rogie Bank
Do Tremont National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
San Fra
South Boston
Boston and
March
Davis
Robert G Seymour
Benjamin F March
Almira B Davis
Blaine
Carrie J
Annie
Jam
Hivtemore
James H Whittemore
Massachusetts Geneva Hospital
Rand
Derry
R R Rand
Hare
Gilenn
Pike’s
Dean
Erie Med, CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Lewis
Friendamp Street
B. I
Harmilton Nati Bank
Guardian
Warren Nati Bank of
Peabody
Biue Nil National Bank
Harrison Avenue
Beach Street
Clarendon
Chandler Street
Clarendon Street
Clar Nton Street
Jabeza
Sawys&r
Rodney Lund
Tyler
Horatio Harris & GU
Il O
Gladiator
Saar
Pontiac
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Custom Butt
Warren Avenus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!