Secretaries of State Who Reached the Presidency
The piece notes six Secretaries of State who later became president Thomas Jefferson James Madison James Monroe John Quincy Adams Martin Van Buren and James Buchanan. It discusses how era changes affect promotion and argues no natural link between the two roles though many prominent secretaries never ascended. It mentions Clay Webster Calhoun Cass Seward Fish and Kivarts as examples.
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Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Martin van Buren
James Buchanan
Blaine
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Cass
Seward
Fish and
Kivarts
Boston Aldermen appoint committees and city leaders addressed
The Boston Board of Aldermen named committee assignments while the Boston School Committee organized and announced standing committees. In Dover New Hampshire a deadly almshouse fire drew sharp criticism of county officials for alleged carelessness and frugality.
Senate Hears Steamship Subsidy Details and Naval Orders
The House committee drafts a substitute expanding post office subsidies to include Asiatic European and other ports. The plan requires American built steamships owned by Americans for ten years. Navy moves include Byrd Wilson’s return and multiple officers assigned or placed on waiting orders. Debates on retirement bills and new treaties are noted with several nominations and bills advancing in committees.
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House Post Office Committee
Shelby
Alabama
Post Office
Scvew
House
Senate
Byrd Wilson
Wachusett
J. G. McGlensy
Norfolk Navy Yard
I. C. Nelson
Washington Navy Yard
H. M. Wells
Naval Laboratory
New York
G. E Hendee
Minnesota
G. M. L. Macready
J. H. Chasmas
J. A. Tobin
A. J. Pritchard
H. Griffith
Alaska
Morse
Navy
Congressmen Debate Indian Policy Amid Skirmishing on Joseph Band
The House met in the Committee of the Whole to study the Indian Appropriation bill. Representative Frost offered a plan to relocate the Nez Perce Joseph band to a northern reservation chosen by the Interior Secretary. Opponents argued it would harm the remnant, noting indictments in Idaho and stressing Western restraint. The amendment was rejected, and another proposal to finance a ten man commission was debated as the session adjourned at 4 39 P M.
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Boston Board of Aldermen
John B. Brown
Portlanda
New York
Boston School
Boston Atheneum
Produce Exchange
United States Senate
House
Atlantic Coast
Logan
Congress
United States
Porter
Indiana
Boston
Providence
New England
Lowell
Dover
N. H
Boston Post
Washington
Ways and Means
Carlisle
Raum
Brooklyn
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Sherwin
Secretary of the Treasury
Geddes
Supreme Court of the
Voorhees
Committee On Library
Judiciary Square
Joint
Select Committee
Grant
James B. Eads
Tehuantepec Ship Railroad
Thorndyke Rice
Jesse Seligman
Panama Canal
Foreign Affairs Committee
House Committee On Education and Labor
Frost
Missouri
Mexico
Central America
Carpenter
Thomas Ewing
Cox
Dem
Joseph
D‘ Nez Perces
Forty-Fifth
Secretary of the Interior
Messrs. Haskell
Kansas
Maginnis
Hooker
Baker
Hiscock
Rep
Hlocker
Mississippi
Baying
Rose
Shakspeare
I. L. Cragin & Co
Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Bill to regulate inter state commerce and protect discriminated parties
Representative Deuster proposes a bill to curb inter state discrimination and allow doubled damages in court. It requires common carriers to yearly report to the Secretary of the Interior on capital, debts, assets, freight and passenger figures, rates, and accidents, with three commissioners including an engineer and a lawyer to investigate fatal incidents and report causes and preventives.
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Washington
Deuster
Secretary of the Interior
Rival syndicate forms to build Pacific Railway in Ottawa
Ottawa reports a new rival syndicate to construct the Pacific Railway with Montreal figures Cramp Torrance Workman Mc Lay Bridges and Quebec financier Ross among members. A meeting to decide terms and government offer is planned in coming days, with a prominent American capitalist also joining the group.
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Ottawa
Ont
Pacific Railway
Cramp
Cramp, Torrance & Co
Montreal
Thomas Workman
Hugh McLay
C. J. Bridges
Smmaller
Ross
Quebec
Pennsylvania Road
Philadelphia
Pittsburg, Titusville and Buffalo Railroad
J. W. Jones
Clararece H. Park
Geo. F. Tyler
Edward A. Rollins
Archer N. Martin
Levi N. Wagner
J. W. Mitchell
B. K. Jameson
C. C. Pomeroy
Harold M. Sill
Ex Assemblyman sues Evening Express for libel in New York
Ex Assemblyman H. Costigan sues the Evening Express in Superior Court for libel over an article about his anti-Tammany leadership. Judge Truax approves an order of arrest for publisher Thomas B. Kingsland. Also noted are a J P Robinson warehouse collapse in Brooklyn with several thousand dollars loss and various social and legal items including a Grant Arthur dinner and science society events.
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New York
Firos
H. Costigan
Evening Express
Truax
Thos. B. Kingsland
The
Express
J. P. Robinson
Congress Street
Brooklyn
Grant
Chester A. Arthur
David C. Austen
Twelfth Regiment
Flatbush Avenue
New York Society For the Advancement of Science and Art
S. Irenaeus Prince
Russell Sage
Gorringe
Pratt
Supreme Court
Reinhart
Kenry Berger
Lehnikon
William Walter Phelps
Italy
Hackensack Savings Bank
Maine gubernatorial vote committee adjourns with limited attendance
The committee on gubernatorial votes met in the Senate Chamber but adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock due to both chairs missing and only ten members present. Senator Mortland is the corrected name for yesterday's reference to Senator Walker. Walker opposes raising a constitutional question. Vassalboro’s returns were received today corrected.
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Avugussta
Senate
Walker
Mortland
Vassalboro
Fight at Hutchinson Store Ends in Slaying
In Shreveport area a fight at William Hutchinson's store thirty miles below city led to Frank Castle shooting and mortally wounding Richard Scroggins a one legged Federal pensioner. Castle was arrested and jailed.
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Shreveport
Wm. Hutchinson
Frank Castle
Richard Scroggins
Castle
Scroggins
Balance of Trade Figures Show Shift Amid Cotton Exports
The article presents ten month trade data for 1879 and 1880, noting a large export gain in cotton and a surge in imports across iron, steel, flax, silk, sugar, wool, and other goods. It highlights a worsening overall balance, despite cotton strength, with total imports rising to 602 million and exports to 696 million, signaling a potential long term trade deficit without policy changes.
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Boston Post
Washington
United States
Sea Esland
H.L. N
Cigar Makers Consider Broad Strike Over Pay Cut
The Cigar Makers and Tobacco Workers' Union discussed a 30 to 80 cent per 100 pay cut affecting 2000 plus workers across seven shops. They debated a general strike in all factories including Kerbs & Speiss Shotwell L Asch Otterberg Lichtenstein Bros Bondy Lederer and Liess Co. Kerbs & Speiss began the cut and Shotwell followed, with 220 and 45 workers on strike respectively.
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New York
Cigar Makers and Tobacco Workers’ Union
Kerbs & Speiss
Shotwell
L. Asch, Otterberg
Litchtentein Bros
Bondy & Lederer
Liess
Bodies of Lupata wreck victims found near Tillamook Head
Astoria dispatch reports twelve men of the Lupata wreck discovered in rock clefts near Tillamook Head. Seven bodies were found in one area and five in another, all found nude.
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San Francisco
Cal
Tillamook Head
Washington Memorial Masonic Temple Planned in Fredericksburg
Lodge No. 4 of Masons in Fredericksburg, linked to George Washington since 1752, plans a Washington memorial Masonic temple funded by 203 shillings. The proposal has the approval of the Grand Lodge of Virginia.
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Fredericksburg
Masons
George Washington
Washington Memorial
Grand Lodge of Virginia
Indians capture west-bound stage near Quiltman Canon
Fort Davis Tex Jan 10 Mr Bain of El Paso reports the west bound stage was captured by Indians on Jan 8 in Quiltman Canon about 100 miles west of here. The driver and team were killed and the mail and all contents were cut to pieces and carried away. Six inches of snow fell that night and the temperature dropped to zero.
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Fort Davis
Tex
Bain
el Paso
Quiltman Canon
Here
Dover
N. H
Manchester
Council Bluffs
Suprise
Fort Burorp
C. T
Big Drisis
Hudson Valley
Poughkeepsie
Harlem Line
Boston Corners
Hartford
Boston Road
Peterboro
N.H
Northern
Cheshire Railroad
Concord
Lewiston
Bath
NM. H
Claremont
New Orleans
N. A
Boston
Montreal
Central Falls
R.I
Providence
Boston and Providence
Texas
Taylorsville
Newport
Sandy Hook
Horseshoe Harbor
Carroll
West's
Jane E Ha A
Ponce
Porto Rico
Halifax
St Georges
Bermuda
T Belie
Windsor
Bilboa
St Thomas
New York
St Johns
Sydney
West India Islands
George
Ida L
Crocker
Suripam
ST John
Blanco
London
Diaby
Provincetown
Mass
Hattier Brooks
Dudley
Hoboken
Long Point
London Parliament Notes on Coercion Debate and Land Reform
Five traversers will stay in Parliament until the prosecution case closes, with defence limited if debate on coercion runs long. Irish Liberal MPs meet in regret over land system changes. Castletown prepares a branch league. Dublin's Court of Queen's Bench hears formal evidence. Armagh hosts a large land meeting. Commons debate continues on Gladstone’s land bill and Greek frontier issues.
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London
House of Commons
James Stansfield
Halifax
James E. Rogers
Southwark
Ashton W. Dilke
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Peter Rylands
Barnsey
Joseph Firth
Chelsea
Henry Richard
Merthyr
Tydvil
Castletown
County Westmeath
Court of Queen’s Bench
Dublin
Armagh
Childers
War Office
Lord Hamilton
John P. Nolan
Royal Artillery
Gladstone
Henry de Wolff
Turkey
Greece
William Shaw
Communists and Socialists lose ground in French municipal elections
Paris reports indicate Republican gains in Lille Roubaix Nantes Angers Alais Nismes Vannes Montabo Dijon Nice and other large towns with no Communists elected in Paris districts and Gambettist anti social sentiment evident. Clemen Ceau faced defeat by Trinquet while Left leader was criticized by Louise Michael for not attending Blanqui's funeral.
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Paris
Lille
Roubaix
Nantes
Angers
Alais
Nismes
Vannes
Montabo
Dijon
Nice
M. Clemenceau
Trinquet
Louise Michael
Blanqui
Troops Sail for Transvaal From Woolwich
At Woolwich 989 men and 620 horses have embarked on three steamers for the Transvaal and will sail tomorrow. The Duke of Cambridge said the Queen wishes the soldiers to temper their victories. Telegrams were sent to Pietermaritzburg and Bombay for the India contingent to embark.
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London
Woolwich
Transvaal
Duke of Cambridge
South Africa
Pietermaritzburg
Bombay
India
Mussulmans
Kolapore
Church
The Halifa x Award I The Hind Figures
The London News says Hind's statement compromises the fisheries award by challenging the accepted statistics and may force a reopenings. The Toronto Globe notes public indifference unless Hind's disclosures yield firm results and hints Parliament may demand full inquiry in Ottawa.
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London News
London
Henry Youle Hind
Hind
Toronto Globe
Toronto
the Globe
Ottawa
Williams College alumni reunion in Cleveland attendees
The Cleveland gathering attracted over fifty Williams College alumni and guests including President-elect Garfield Gov Brass and Gen Smith of Chicago. President Chadbourne attended as guest and sat beside Harvey Rice. Garfield and his two sons, who will enter Williams this fall, were present as speeches followed a supper program.
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Cleveland, O
Williams College
Cleveland
Garfield
Brass
Gen. Smith
Chicago
C. E. Fitch
Rochester Democrat
Chadbourne
Harvey Rice
Knickerbocker Co Reaches Truce With Verplanck Strikers
The Knickerbocker Company superintendent offered fifteen cents an hour for house men at Verplanck. The offer was accepted with the ringleaders barred from employment. Strikers return to work tomorrow as soldiers stay on duty. A Sing Sing guard was shot twice last night but no suspect is found.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Knickerbocker Company
Verplanck
Sing Sing Company
Cumback Withdraws From Senate Race, Harrison Unopposed
Indianapolis report says Will Cumback withdrew from the United States Senate contest after correspondence with Gen. Benjamin Harrison. Cumback, with thirty four votes he could rely on, chose party harmony, leaving Harrison as the caucus sole, unanimous nominee.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Will.Cumback
Ben. Harrison
United States
Cumback
Gen. Harrison
Harrison
Water famine hits Galesburg amid drought and cold
Chicago dispatch reports Galesburg Illinois facing a water famine due to ongoing drought and freezing weather. Wells cisterns and ponds are exhausted forcing the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway to withdraw engines and spend 500 dollars for ice to melt for locomotive water. Brown's Corn Planter Works and others are melting Mississippi ice to meet needs.
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Chicago
Galesburg
Ill
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway
Brown
Mississippi
Record of a severe New England snow and rain storm
A historic storm swept New England and nearby regions from Sunday into Monday, bringing heavy rain after a large snowpack, flooding cellars and streets in Boston and towns along the coast. Reports detail blizzard-like conditions, rail delays, flooded tracks, and extreme cold in the Midwest and scattered Northeast localities.
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New England
Massachusetts Seaboard
Boston
Burlington
Eastport
Portland
Chicago
Escanaba
Keokuk
Madison
Marquette
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Omaha
Indianapolis
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Detroit
Rochester
Albany
Washington
New York
Long Island Sound
Hell Gate
Newtown Creek
Long Island
Brattleboro
Londonderry
Bellows Falls
Provincetown
Funeral Procession for Six and Seven More Bomb Blast Victims
In Allentown Pennsylvania six victims were buried yesterday and seven more today, three this morning and four this afternoon, all funerals were largely attended and officials expect no further deaths from the blast.
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Allentown
Penn
Governor’s Message Urges Railroad Regulation and Debt Settlement
Nashville report on the governor’s address to the House emphasizes creating railroad rate commissions to regulate freight and passenger charges. He backs the last session’s debt settlement as fair, warns against burdensome terms, and notes taxation must cover state debt beyond prison income. He cautions about potential Bank of Tennessee liabilities.
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Nashville
Tenn
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Bank of Tennessee
Treasury
First Old Dominion steamer breaks ice to reach Richmond
Steamship Old Dominion of the Old Dominion Line from New York arrived at 9 A.M., the first steamer to navigate the river since ice halted travel nearly two weeks. It forced a path through a five foot drift ice gorge from Dutch Gap to Richmond and aided tow-boats and other vessels including City of Richmond that had been stuck.
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Richmond
Old Dominion
Old Dominion Line
New York
Dutch Gap
City of Richmond
Billiard Stakes Set for Matches Between Top Players
In Nery Yorx on January 10 the stake of $600 a side is posted for a 400 cushion caroms match between William Sexton and Jacob Schaefer to be held early next month. In the national pool tournament tonight Albert Frey beat Alonzo Morris eleven to nine Albert Lambert defeated Joseph Field eleven to eight Joseph King beat Jacob Schaefer eleven to nine and Samuel F. Knight edged Wallace of Chicago eleven to ten.
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Nery
Yorx
William Sexton
Jacob Schaefer
Albert Frey
Alonzo Morris
Albert Lambert
Joseph Field
Joseph King
Samuel F. Knight
Wallace
Chicago
New Jersey Legislature Opens 105th Session
Trenton reports the New Jersey Legislature will begin its 105th session at 8 pm. An assembly caucus chose Hanson Van Duyne of Newark as Speaker on the first ballot. Debate centers on the senatorial question with Gen. Sewall, Robinson, Halsey, Cortlandt, Parker and Dudley as leading contenders.
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Trenton
N.J
Legislature of
New Jersey
Hanson van Duyne
Newark
Diphtheria Death Toll Rising in New Brunswick Counties
In St. Joan New Brunswick reports show many deaths from diphtheria across Carleton, Madawaska and Victoria counties. A North Richmond family lost five children in weeks, with over 200 children dying in a year in Grand Falls Little Falls and nearby areas.
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St. Joan
N. B
Carleton
Madawaska
Victoria
Richmond
Grand Falls
Little Falls
Mommsen’s pamphlet on Jewry praised in liberal Germany
The London Times notes Prof Mommsen’s pamphlet opposing anti Jewish agitation. It is in a third edition and targets Treitsecke’s rhetoric. It argues Jews aided modern German political life yet could ease ill will with minor concessions and adopt some local customs.
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London Times
Mommsen
Germany
Treitsecke
Momisen
Sleswick-Holstein
Hanover
Prussia
Mommisen
Kaolin Find in Texas Farm Sparks Economic Interest
A large deposit of fine kaolin is reported on a Bremond Texas farm, signaling potential mining value. The item appears amid a roundup of varied world notes including cultural events and innovations.
Brass Goods Firms List by Street Addresses
Wholesale firms and manufacturers listed with street locations at Federal and Oliver streets. Entries include Boots and Shoes wholesale, Hosmer Codding, Sennenney Brass Manufacturers, Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing Co, Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Co, and related brass items such as rolled and sheet brass, tubing, hinges, jackchain, and drop handles.
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Batchelder & Lincoln
Federal Street
Hosmer, Codding & CO
Sennen Nney Brass Manufacturers & Dealers
Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing CO
Oliver Street
Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company
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Johnson, Moody & Co
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Henry & Hatch
Ribbons
Hoguett
A. M
Boots
W. R. McKey & Co
A.S. Richards & Co
J. C. McCurdy & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Leonard & Co
H. Harris & Co
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Philada
Lippincott, Son & Co
Ley
Wooten Eet
Wilmerdying
Hoguet Vaerpetines
Isburgh & Co
Moses Colman & Son
C. T. Walker
Reote and
A. S. Richards & Co
Reote
Philad
Calapornia
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Jackson
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iMammoth
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Aos
Manhattan
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BelVidere
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Best & Belcher
Bodie
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Poston
Bulwer
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Raymond and Ely
Crown
Cccenee
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Geula & Cuity
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Jos. C. Breckenridge
Second Artillery
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Uatuse
Halliday
IUL
Morey
Briggs
National Museum
Col
A. C. Corbin
Canada Pacific
Reading
Robert
Hugh McCalmont
William J. Newell
McCallmont Bros
McKennan
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Gotham Gleanings
Maine
Rte
N.Y
Tammany Hall
the Evening Journal
Morton
Messrs. Platt
Crowley
Mr. Mortons
Senator Conkling
Masonic
Donohue
Frederick C. Wendell
Dodge, Potter & Co
Huying
Little Chief Mining Co
Dodge
Potter
Wendell
Connecticut
State House
J. BR. Hawley
R.J
Hamilton Chase
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Algiers
Porte
Tunis
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Hanlarg
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Galesburg, Ill
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Israel Washburn
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Laney’s Wharf
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Bangor
Rappahannock
Portsmouth
Brighton
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T. Davis
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Springfield
Austin Hunter
Greenwich
Williamsburg
Scheins & Co
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Seligman
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Charles Marsh
WM. T. Parker
Henry L. Jewett
fe3Tukly
L. A. Elliot & CO
Chromos
Washington St
Next Globe Theatre
Yault
Chambers
Washington Street
Quincy & CO
School Street
Lew
Faneuli Hall Market
North Street
Bible Union
Russell W. Conwell
Tremont Temple
T. P. Ryder
Jaly
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
VER
Gavnor
Veron
William Warren
MY Son
Jali
Music Hall
Crand
Constantin Sternberg
Letitia Louise Fritch
August Wilhelm
Max Vogelich
Weber
Jalle
Globe Theatres
John Stetson
L. R. Shewell
Salvini
Kate Claxton
Boston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
Blanche Roosevelt
Coellier
Pandora
Prof. Longfellow
Bolton Rowe
Mr. Getz
Corps de Ballet
Girand
Park Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Madison Square Theatre Co
Steele Mackaye
Lawrence Barrett
Yorick’s
Gaiety Theatre
J. Wentworth
Howard Atheneum
WM. Harris
W. J. Scanlan
Tony “ Dowd
Sara
Prince
Trade OF Boston
Duane & Grehenough
GAY, Aron B
Jones, Geo. H. & CO
Milk Street
Drake
Frank G
Devonshire Street
Swain
Paul M
Bryant
J. F. Gridley
State
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Walker, A. A. & CO
Brankers
Maverick N
Nat's Gank, Cor
Water and Vorgresa
Flanover Street
Icycle & Tricycls
Cunningham & CO
Pear Street
B. F
Commercial Street
Siebert, F. F
Eliot Street
White
M. B
High Street
Crystal Lake Brewery
Wm. T. van Nostrand & Co
Alford Street
Burton Brewery
J. K. Souther
J. W
Amory Brewery
Amory Street
Roessle
John
Pynchon Street
Ruefter & Alley
Highland Spring
Brush Manufacturers
Packard & Burrill
Corner Union
Friend Streets
Burklaps
Dundee Goods
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Plummer, J.P & D
LO Blackstone Street
Carpenters. McNutt, J. J
Novelty Woodworks
Wareham St
Dobson, John and
James
Lehigh Valley Coal CO
Sweeney
Bosworth & Hamblin
Tirkell, Jesse & CO
Witherkell
D. D
State Street
Corks
Powers
Charlestown Street
Cross
Distillers, Chapin & Trull
North Market
Staniford
Becker
Oliver
Berry, J. and J. & CO
Fikkl and Marine Insurancor
Beatnie
WM. A
Exchange Place
James Brierton
Citizens’ Mutual Insurance CO
H. C. Bigtlow
J. W. Peabody
Hutchings
WM. W
W. A. Coulhoudy
State St
Delaware Mutual Safety of
Mercantile Fire Company of
Phelps, Franklin
Merchants
Quincy Mutual Fire Ins. CO
Quincy
Chas
A. Howland
Israel W. Munroe
Chandler, BS. E
Kneeland Street
Bancroft & Dyer
Tremont Street
J. B Bre Man
Haymarset Square
Gelvowsky Furniture Company
First
Second Streets
East Cambridge
Scollay Square
Ees Kelham
Friend Street
Milner , "S
Paintea c Hawber Freshiture
ROC
Cobb, Bates & Yerra
COBB
Wade, W.j.&sons
Lewis Rice & Son
Hanover Et Garden
Ene
European Plan
P. Carol
Rovidence
Wrong Coundary and Chain Works
Esterbrook
BE. & Son
Second Street
Life Insurance
Berkshire Life Insurance Company
Pittsfield
Mange
R. Plunket
J. W. Hall
W. H- Hall
A. Lee
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Tremont Semple
W. A.simmons
G. A. Litchfield
W G. Vorthell
Treas
Clment
Hobbs, J.S. & CO
Young, Arthur
Kilby Street
Leatherber
John W
Albany Street
Steison, Moseley & Co
Stearns
A. T
Neponset
S.A. Woods Machine CO
Holt & Bugbeer
French Street
Manganese Importers
Pope, W. C
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Putnam, G.D.& CO
Tremont Nail CO
H. P. Tobey
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Customhouse Street
Mills—Illuminating
Downer Kerosene CO
Winnipiseogee Paper CO
Franklin
N. 8
Russell Paper CO
Lawrence
Russell, Treas
Pall Mountain Paper CO
A. N. Burbank
Russell, Wm, & Son
ADAMS
Joseph. H
U.S
Patent Office
Andren, Alban
Lkow S Bros
Csly & Gregory
KDD
K.J
Spercer
A. H
Tilden
Charles K
Stave and
Sic
Questen
Jenney, Stephen & CO
Central Wharf
Hills Turner & CO
Sherburne, R
Canal St
Lincoln, Chamberlin & CO
Charles H
Fancui Hall Maret
Squire & CO
John P
Faneuil Hall
Truox
Jas
Lakeman
Hall Rubber CO
Ete
Belknap & CO
Senvoi Street
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
A. Goodwin
Household
Chas. A. Warren & CO
Tremont
New
Robinson, E. G
Federal St
Chamberlain
High St
Johnson
C. Berkley
Chatham Street
Morrill, J. Jr. & CO
Berry, J. and J.& Co
Stawp Manupactuvrer
Dimond, H.C. & Co
Mile Street
Miller
George H
Dorchester Sr
Prentiss
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
U. P. Gaither
N.E
Norfolk
Burbank, Ryver & Damon
Pope, W.v. & CO
Ilsley
B. T
India Street
Callahan
Lincoln Street
Campbell Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, John & CO
Costello
J. H
Walsa
John H
Tas Connell
Shea
Joan
Elliot
FERD
Mand, L. W
Feneral, Cor
East Street
Printers-Kand, Avely & CO
Franklinst
Benjamin Franklin
Massachusetts
Woods Rick
Pres. Square
Horatio G. Knight
Moses Kimball
Geo. Woods Rick
Eugene H. Sampson
Richard H. Stearns
Y. Albert Taylor
Samuel Atherton
Isaac T. Burr
Stephen M. Crosby
Isaac Fenno
Joseph H. Gray
L. Hollingsworth
Lehigh
Cheatnut
Nova Scotia
Joseph F. Dean
Kilky Streets