Boston Post items reflect local social and legal matters
The Boston Post reports on events from Friday and upcoming notices including the Clan McKenzie dinner at Creighton house, Chauncey Hall school exhibition plans, prize reports for a new public library design, the missing lawyer Charles Brainard in Washington, Joan B. Clark's fatal street accident, a lawsuit after skating denial at High ad rink, Gettysburg club gathering at Quincy House, two youths escaped from the training ship New Hampshire and were recaptured, John Kane fined for animal cruelty after finding a damaged horse, the Webster Historical Society annual meeting at Vid South meeting house with Hon. Marshall Wilder presiding, and Mayor O'Brien to attend a Webster birthday dinner at the Revere House requiring reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan McKenzie
Creighton House
Ffty
Chauncey Hall School
Hi. E. Brown
G. F. Freeman
High Ad
McKay
Toabary Court
Gettysburg Club
Quincey House
William d. Hill
Edward J. Miller
New Hampshire
Newport
The
Webster Historical Society
Vid South
Marshall P. Wilder
O’brien
Revere House
Webster
Fourth annual Izynn Police Relief ball deemed best yet
The fourth annual ball of the Izynn Police Relief association at the Coliseum drew upwards of 1126 couples for a grand march led by ex Marshal A J Hoitt and wife. Ward's orchestra played and a concert ran 5 to 9 pm before dancing into the night. Notable attendees included Salem officials and Boston and Lynn guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izynn Police Reef Association
Coliseum
Ward
A.J. Hoitt
Salem
John D. Skinner
John Beckford
Pstroimen
Charles E. Legrand
A. Frank Baronson
William M. Weabody
George H. Peterson
Thomas R. Fallon
J. C. Remon
John Donovan
Michael Buckley
Thomas Smith
Mark Heathcote
Israel P. Leavett
Boston
iScreen
T. Cowes
Station 14
Lynn
Mayoraldwin
Cadwell, Brackett and
Goceawin
Leslie and
Goss
A. C. Moody
Finn
John Murplhy
Fayette Court
John ¥. Sullivan
Llynn
Lynn Hospital
Seagus
Nahant
Swampscott
Dorchester Yacht Club Holds Special Meeting
Dorchester Yacht Club met at the club house on Friday evening. Commodore T. P. Freeman presided as treasurer reported 3669 dollars on hand. A plan to hold the annual supper at a large hotel was approved and a three member committee including HL B Callender S G King and E Willart was appointed to arrange. A three member nominating committee was appointed for officers to be presented at the annual meeting. The club to work with the annual meeting was approved. Thanks were given to marine photographer N L Stebbins for twelve elegant pictures. Resignations of two members who moved away were accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Harrison Arvenue
T. P. Freeman
HL. B. Callender
S. G. King
E. Willart
N. L. Stebbins
Weather report summary for Atlantic states and Great Lakes
For New England states expect warm cloudy weather with rain and sleet in the north and easterly winds turning southerly. The Middle Atlantic sees cloudy skies with local rain then colder clearing, strong winds and coast gales. Lower Lake region faces sleet and snow then colder clearing with variable winds turning northwest and higher barometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England States
Middle Atlantic States
Lake
Weather record for Boston in January 1885
The page presents a dated weather log for Boston with figures on temperatures, humidity, wind, and barometric readings. It lists maximum and minimum thermometers, mean daily temperature, dew point, and wind speeds, alongside astronomical and climate markers for the day January 16, 1885 and surrounding observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeseever
Oriion
Signa Sexvics
A. Rostorx
A.M
A.M. Rw
Smromnete
Ican
Weather and signal service details across stations noted
A dense OCR style report lists signals from the Signal Service Army units and stations including Albany Jacksonville New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New Orleans with observations of rain snow and clear conditions. It records station readings like 29.37/36 at New York and 29.75/13 near N W 150.31 while noting various conditions and temperatures across multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Barry Aptos
Albany
Rain Jacksonville
Fis
Hy Hain
Snow Soccer
Snow
Snow Vee
Oeesee
New York
N. Y
Rain
Mt. Washington
Ciandy
Raw Feston
B. U
Ce.c
Ram Wanmeh
Gb.e
Saoriee
Wrevecesscesse
Sear
Tennee Sey Teccteceres
BE. Vinceau. Co
New Orleans
Boston Theatres Feature Afternoon and Evening Shows
The Boston program lists performances at PARK THEATRE with Nat Goodwin and Company, Boucicault in the Golden Bawn, and the Globe Theatre presenting Her Atonement Company. Shows run in the afternoon and evening, with distinct engagements noted for audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes Ren Opera Comique
Atrenzum
Girard
Mining firm levies 20 cents per share in stock notes
An unnamed mining company reports a 20 cents per share levy amid volatile trading. Stocks listed include Porosicar and Sierra Nevada with unclear values and several ticker-like entries damaged in OCR. The market shows sparse recognizable figures and several unreadable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porosicar
Cees & O Jme
Diablo
Potosi
Thirty-first Art Club exhibit opens in Dartmouth gallery
The Art club hosts its thirty-first annual oil painting show at the Dartmouth street gallery with 153 works. Critics note uneven quality and missing local and New York pieces, while Boston and New York artists share about one third of the canvases. portraits and figure paintings dominate the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Dartmouth Street
New York
Boston
Arizona Paper Defends Its Nose Beneath Redheaded Patent Bar
A tirade targets a local editor in Tenderfoot city accusing him of political ambition and hypocritical outrage over liquor. The piece dismisses the opponent as empty, declares personal responsibility for liquor purchases, and urges readers to disregard his criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenderfoot City
Lord Aylesford Dies in Texas Ranch Scandal Roils Society
The New York Graphic reports Lord Aylesford died from whiskey at his Texas ranch amid a career marked by excess. Aylesford had sold his English estate to invest in western lands. Lady Aylesford left him in 1876 to seek protection from the duke of Marlborough, with whom she has one child. The fate of her marriage to the duke remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Graphic
Lord Aylesford
Texas
England
Onion social game thrills Garriot town readers
In Garriot Georgia the Onion social scene captivates. Six women carry onions into a room and one bites it. A young man enters, must identify which bite by kissing all six. If he cannot, all the women kiss him in playful judgment.
Washington gossip on dissolute sons of leaders
A Cleveland Leader correspondent notes in Washington that many sons of prominent men live disreputable lives. The liveryman recalls being asked for a 25 cent drink by a former president’s son, illustrating a broader pattern of idle privilege among the capital’s young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Leader
Washington
New England Notes Social and crime items from Maine
The New England Notes report a diverse set of local items. Drownings in Lake Sunapee are noted, deaths in Belfast and Bangor occur, and a Vermont man dies by his own hand. Mil ls and mills in Holyoke and Montpelier face light counts, while jail populations and court actions across Maine and nearby states reflect ongoing legal and civic activity.
Notable visitors and events from a late 19th century page
Col Robert G Ingersoll and Judge Morrill stay in Maine and Vermont figures register at hotels in various cities. A new democratic paper with Lucius Bigelow as editor is talked of in Vermont. Halifax hotel owner Hesslein and wife guests at Tremont house. Cleveland to Buffalo for Erie bar reception. Dawes denies engagement rumor about his daughter. Field retires, forms new law firm. Conservatory in San Francisco spans 14 000 sq ft. Mme Judie returns to Paris after 71 performances earning 972 000 francs. Widow of Chancellor Pruyn possibly to be Cleveland's wife. Sibley completes 80th year as Harvard librarian. continuam with anecdotes on Miss Blaine, Dean Norton, and Treasury quip about writing clearly. Boston and Maine line boasts 30 years of flawless conduct under Plaisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Ingersoll
Adams House
Auburn
Hion
J. A. Barthelot
Montreal
Parker House
New Democratic
Lucius Bigelow
Jutland
A. G. Hesslein
Halifax Hotel
N.S
Tremont House
San Francisco
Mme Judie
Paris
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Cleveland
Pruyn
Albany
John Langdon Sibley
Harvard College
Harvard
Chicago Times
Margaret Blaine
Washington
North
Miss Jenks
Nathaniel Sipipkins
St. Paul’s Church
Brooklyn
Miss Blaine
Worth
Dean Norton
Work Street
Albany Journal
Treasury
Coon
Spinner
Hamon
Indianapolis
Boston
Maine
Orrin Hamilton
William T. Plaisted
Portland
Plaisted
Hamilton
Shawknit loom transforms hosiery industry led by Lowell
Special correspondent notes Massachusetts leads in hosiery thanks to Benjamin F. Shaw of Lowell. The Shawknit stocking loom, unveiled in 1878 after trials, expanded from 64 looms to a full factory with 700 dozen stockings daily. English and German makers soon recognized its merit, with sales and patents abroad and Leicester operating looms. Lynchpin details include company officers, directors, capital growth, and a London patent dispute resolved in Shaw’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Lowell
Nottingham
Leicester
England
Benjamin F. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Aniss
Mechanics’ Charitable Association
Shaw Stocking Company
Europe
London
Broadway
Smith and Chelmsford
Hopedale
Atlantic
Pacific
J. Herbert Sawyer
E. W. Hoyt
Jared P. Maxfield
Gen
Wm. F. Draper
Messrs
Freeman B. Shedd
Earl A. Thissel
F. J. Dutch
Leicester Corporation
Shaw
Westminster
Frank P. Hill
Palace of Westminster
House of Lords
Crown
Parliament House
America
Notable Executions and Political Shifts Across Cities
Wright Leroy was hanged in San Francisco for the murder of Nicholas Skerrett. Albany dispatches report Leslie W. Rus sell withdrew from the senatorial race in favor of William M. Evarts. Frankie Roberts of Syracuse died after an ex surian operation on Wednesday. William Felix Henry, colored, was executed in Evansville for the murders of Henry Ross and Henry Dupuya. Buenos Aires reports renewed efforts to fix a currency crisis, with forced currency for two years and gold at a 17 percent premium. Red River and adjacent waters rise. railroads submerged. New Orleans and Vicksburg trains delayed by washouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Leroy
San Francisco
Nicholas Skerrett
Albany
Leslie W. Russell
William M. Evarts
Frankie Roberts
Syracuse
N. Y
William Felix Henry
Evansville
Henry Ross
Henry Dupuya
Buenos Ayres
Red River
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Monroe
Tugboat Rocket Diverted to Gloucester During Storm
The tugboat Rocket, sailing from the navy yard on Thursday with a draft of seamen for the U S S Marion at the Portsmouth navy yard, sought refuge at Gloucester due to a storm. Lieut Commander William J Morgan C N briefed the Portsmouth commandant, who dispatched the torpedo boat Leyden to assist, landing the crew in Portsmouth late that evening. Maj G B Goodloe paymaster US Marine Corps visited the yards Friday and paid the marines at the barracks for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocket
Theavy Yard
U. S
Marion
Portsmouth Navy
Ard
Gloucester
William J. Morgan
U.S. N
Portsmouth
Leyden
G. &. Goodloe
United States Marine Corps
Navy Yards
Old Guard Annual Meeting at Quincy House
The Old Guard held its annual meeting Friday evening at the Quincy house with many members in attendance. Adjt. Frost reported a rise in membership and only one death. Quartermaster Dimond noted all bills paid and a healthy treasury balance. Officers elected were Commander Maj. George C. Carpenter senior lieutenant commander Capt. A. W. Hersey senior lieutenant commander Capt. H J Hooton adjutant Lieut. J P Frost quarter master Lieut. H C Dimond finance committee Maj. W C Capelle Capt. Charles Jarvis and Capt. H J Haigren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Guard
Quincy House
Association
Adjt
Frost
Quartermaster Dimond
Treasury
George C. Carpenter
A. W. Hersey
H.J. Hooton
J. P. Frost
H.C. Dimond
W.C. Capelle
Charles Jarvis
H. J. Haigren
Billiard Tournament Ends With Close Marshall Victory
In the Marshall club Friday contest, Fames and Kane played the eighth billiard game with Kane winning 150 to 112 in the afternoon at Marshall's, aided by a 28.21 average. High runs were 12 by Eames and 12 by Kane, with Crompton as referee and Blake scorer. Kane failed to count in 28 innings over 63 played. Later Barnard and Marshall met, Marshall winning 150 to 131 in 80 innings with a 1 percent average, officials unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall’s
Fames
Kane
Kames
Eames
J. Tf. Crompton
Henry Blake
George McViead
Barnard
Marshall
Shipping List of Steamers Arriving and Departing Boston and Glasgow
A dense list of ship names, origins, destinations, and dates from Boston to Antwerp Hamburg Palermo London Liverpool and Glasgow. Includes Furness Line vessels and Warren Co services with arrivals in January February, detailing routes to and from New York Havre Sicily and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wandrahm
Hamburg
Antwerp
Bartlett& Co OtTantos
Reveeehvllee
Palermo
Dee
Amoroso & Santa Athabasca
Lombard’s
Sans Galileo
dlUil
Preston Semaria
Liverpool
Stockholm
London
Furness Isitian
LiVpool
Thayer & Lincoln Missouri
Dan
Warren & Co Reman
Warren & Co Tow
cccoeevccee-LiVerpoo
Warren & Co Catalonia
PBR du Vernet
New Yok
Glasgow
H& A Allen Virginian
Jdan
Thayer & Lincoln Huenes Ayrean
H & A Allen
Standard
C Furness Norseman
Livermool
Warren & Co Samaria
A du Vernet
Albania
Furness
Warren& Co Kaman
Warren & Co Favarian
Thayer & Lincoln
City
Carthagenian
Glaszow
H& A Allen
H du Vernet
Trans Pacific Mails From San Francisco to Asia and Pacific Islands
Summary of postal sailings to Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and East Indies via Oceanic with departure around January 22. A separate route to British Columbia via Victoria departs around January 30. A third route to the Sandwich and Pacific Islands via Sydney and Australia departs around February 26. Letters for Pacific steamers must be deposited in Boston nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
Oceanic
San Francisco
British Columbia
Victoria
Sandwich Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
Boston
Atlantic Ship Movements From Ports Jan 15 16
A compiled list of ships arriving or sailing from multiple ports on January 15 and 16. Vessels include Norseman from Liverpool and Glasgow bound for Boston and New York, St Germain from Havre and Western from motel Devonia, Gothnia from New York to Liverpool, and other entries noting origins such as Havana Newport Baltimore Philadelphia and Newcastle with destinations including Liverpool and Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Norseman
Liverpool
Glasgow
Virginian
New York
St Germain
Havre
Western
Motel Devonia
Winston
West Hartlepool
Bohemia
Fom
Queenstown
Gothnia
Philadelphia
Antwerp
Noordland
Kinsale
Helvetia
Newark
Bayswater
New Orleans
Dunholme
Savannah
Baltimore
Belfast
Florence
Nestorian
Portland
Waterford
Wadsworth
Wall
Ostrié Bowell
Foster
Porto Bello
Wm Whitehead
Moony
Pascagoula
Blanche Allen
White
Pensacola
List
Chase Campbell
McFarland
Barks Gem
Dow
Port Eads
Eva H Fisk
Newell
Bella Christophersen
Pascagoua
Rc Ves Sth
Barke Maria
Taarvng
Sirius
Torgessen
Carthagena
Anna
Wicks
Caithbarien
Port
Minnie Smith
Arey
North of Hatteras
Geo Walker
Wright
Tuck Sing
Thomson
Taiava Eve
Kennett
Curtis
Cardennes
Elizabeth Winslow
Lockett Keston
Benjamin Cromwell
Littlefield
Leonora
Alegria
Heimban Cortes
Bisquet
Barceona
Navarro
Aldecocea
Matanzas
Hax
Ceredonia
Forshaw
Lorton
Wandrahm
Hursewact
Hamburg
Hingston Ja
Lyda Fowler
Atkins
Charleston
Wanaimo—du
Occidental
Dunphy
San Francisco
Muevitas
Sucha
Eva May
McDuffie
Rae A sun,Frost
Nettie Shipman
Hudson
New Yor Port Au Prince
Wm C Greene
E Chambers
Harder
E H Herriman
Wood
de Valperaise
James Chester
Gammons
Port Townsend
Independence
Parctt
Norma
Lovedale
Wilmington
Cal
Davier
H Morris
Purdy
Caleta Buena
Namburg
J . Brown
Boyd
Astoria
Mauna Loa
Whidaca
Arrivals and Departures of Steamers and Coasters
Arrived from Liverpool, Jan 1 to 3, Steamer Virginian and Norsem report heavy seas and gales, with varied winds and fog. Other vessels including Scandinavian Park, Carroll, Allegheny, Farrisburg, Glaucus, Tremont, City of Gloucester, and several schooners cleared or sailed for Boston, Portland, and Nova Scotia, with multiple passengers and cargo. Vineyard Haven and other ports list incoming and outgoing small craft amid wintry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian
Fitt
Liverpool
Moise
Thayer & Lincoln
Norsem
Maddox
Warren & Go
Passage
Scandinavian Park
Glasgow
H& A Allan
Boston
Carroll, Brown
Halifax
Miise
F W Nickerson & Co
Allegheny
Taylor
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mise
S Howes
Farrisburg
Albertson
Philadelphia
Eac
Glaucus
Berry
New York
H M
Hasson
Rockport
Silop Whip
Johnson
Lanesville
Hull
Maritime Ship Movements and Positions Listed
A spoken report lists the steamer Circassian with Hughes sailing from Baltimore via Halifax to Liverpool, later aboard the Hanovesian at Halifax for Liverpool. The bark Surprise with Averill sails for New York from a large shipment reported January 15. The bark Egeria under Lockhart departs Havre for New York on January 9, with last known coordinates lat 46 26, lon 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Baltimore
Halifax
Liverpool
Ete
Hanovesian
Surprise
Averill
New York
Delaware
Egeria
Lockhart
Havre
Delaware Bay buoy relocation notice in 1885
Lighthouse Inspector's Office notices that on February 3 or as soon after as possible the buoy at the western end of the 15 foot shoal entrance to Delaware Bay will be moved to the eastern end. Vessels bound up through the channel between McCries and south shoal may pass close to the buoy to its east. vessels westward of it should keep one mile east of the buoy. G B White, Commander, USN, Inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th District
Puitapearata
Delaware Bay
McCries
South Shoal
The
Lichthouse Board
G B White
USN
Bodwell Granite Company
Point of Rocks
Jonesboro
Cape Henlopen
London
Kairos
Liddle
Antwerp
New York
St Thomas
Gem
Perce
Barbadoes
Mary Ela Mallett
Cuttyhunkidth
New London
Corrphone
Gina
Moilo
St Helena
Acuba
Caskell
Galveston
Newport News
Dremen
Dover
Druid
St Joan NB
Freddie D
Hamburg
Lovisa & Anguate
Ger
Derlimont
Batimore
Eitbe
Sch Novara
Dowling
Magguona
Bahamas
Savanna-la-Mar
Turks Island
Krona
Larsson
Gilbert Stevens
Lanesville
Boothbay
Portland
Charleston
Harbinger
Yesteday
Norfolk
John Romer
Grant
Delaware
Guardian Ship Sold After Distress at Valparaiso Auction
Valparaiso reports the vessel Guardian, distressed at the port, was sold at auction on December 9 for 5300 Chilean pesos. The Theodore Brierly, previously thought to have sunk at Fall River, was refloated and moved into shoal water, then pumped out and prepared to float at low tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Guardian
Chile
Theodore Brierly
Fall River
Pepe
Foreign Ports-By Cabie Highlights January Sailings
A compressed list of ships and brigs sailing from Antwerp, Bremen, Barcelona, New York, and others. Vessels include Noordland, Ashford, Karsten Langaard, Brigitte Thorgensen, Lepanto, Monte Rosa, and City of Rio Janeiro, with departures around January 7 to 15 and arrivals in Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, and San Francisco via Yokohama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Arran
Noordland
Nickels
India
Perry
Philadelphia
Kommander Svend Foyx
Uryde
New York
John KR Kelly
Gibbons
Cariff
Aneroid
O’ Brien
Annie J Marshall
Mclaughlin,co
St Julien
Fritz
de. Bremem
Ashford
Walton
Gal- Verton
Barcelona
Karsten Langaard
Gundersen
New_York
Tevita Veccchia
Rosa Chichisola
Zino
Jumare
Dorothea M.maresca
Martino Cento
Lauro
Do. Weal
Brigitte Thorgensen
Apalachicola
West Hartlepool
Oakville
Davies
Baltimore
Kings Lyon
Genoa
Antonietta
Sharbara
Phiadelphia
Sramburg
Templar
Neilsen
Guiseppe S.rivare
City Point
Venus
Adelson
Hong Kong
City of Rio Janeiro
Courl
San Francisco
Yokohama
Liverpool
Air
Shildon
Irving
Melbourne
Willard Mudgett
Stapies
Pastings Mill
Rheas Iayttt
Peconic
Jenkins
Newark
Picqua
Clayton
Domestic Ports Update From Atlantic Sailings
A dense report catalogs arrivals and sails at ports from Baltimore to Wilmington, with numerous steamers and schrs listed by name and route. Vessels like Carnbrea Jenkins Liverpool Gusland Salmon Carthagena and many others sailed or cleared on the 14th to 16th, including dealings with Antwerp New York Charleston and Queenstown, noting frozen goods and cargo movements along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Carnbrea
Jenkins
Liverpool
Gusland
Salmon
Carthagena
Templar
Roberts
Rio Janeiro
Jesse
Freeman
Anderson
Boston
Westbury
Patton
Queenstown
Aboraca
Temple
Waterford
Sussex
Robinson
Bryn Glas
Evansco
Wingates
Thompson
Hayre
Nio
Johnson
Port Royal
Charles C Dame
Daniels
Staten Island
Sarah D Fell
Loveland
New York
Millen
Young
Wilmington
del. J. Beatport
Sh Cayenne
Stimpson
New Or
Addie R Terry
Helen Crosby
Margie
Gloucester
Fall River
Whiting
Briggs
Providence
Philadelphia
Brabazor
Troon
Marianth Rand
Jeffries
Phiadelphia
Rachel
Maud
Bickmore
Lampasas
Hyennis
Amste S Conant
Bestern
Swis
H Macomber
Tinker
Gonaives
Eoston
Abby K Bentley
Cyrus
Barcelona
Port Eads
Michele
Genoa
Saturnina
Kegitts
Rorfelli Va
Gumberland
Rewbury
Achilles
Hand
Phillavelpo
Ifawen
M H Thomas
Harding
French
Mullen
Richmond
J P Lord
Stevens Poboken
Mary Ames
Ames
Norwich
J W Frye
Langley
Bristol
Laura H Jones Stevens
C T Wiliams
Benpice
Markle
Joseph Martin
Mnis
Doe
Bohemia
Hamburg
Valencia
Havana
Alamo
Galveston
Wallace Smith
Antwerp
St Germain
Havre
Westernland
Devonia
Glasgow
Winston
West Hattlepool
Surprise
Averill
Pernambuco
Aliso
Prior
Newport
Aquidneck Siocumb
Victoria Spencer
Antigua
Scud
Sawyer Demerara
Marie
Porter St Martins
Piover
Crosstey
Natal
Lake Maniioba
Laverpool
Etegra
Gibraltar
West Hartlepool
Iower Bay
William H Allison
Kenniston
Charleston
Harpor
Dorset
Avonymouth
North Lake
Manitoba
City of Atlanta
Tak Catharine
Franconia
Portland
Don Juan
Trieste
Aqu Dneck
Beneca
Maceio
London
Guiliford
Moffet Glasgow
State of Nebraska
Braes
Waestland
DeRuyter
Constance
Wiliam M Everett
J Price
Stonington
Stanford
Hart 'Sland Roads
Sch Bay
Baker
Daniel Webster
New
Cornelius, Horner
Warren
Adeline Townsend
Art
Pensacola
Leming
Nikkelsen
Demerata
Northern Queen
Dollar
Egero
Montevideo
Bury St Edmunds
Nielsen
Equator
Nelson
Centipede
Swain
East Cambridge
Hercuiles
Ritson
Newburport
Reading Smith
Portsmouth
Rattlesnake
Tuttle
New Bedford
Aycliffe
Lawson
Dublin
Venice
Martin L Smith
Smith
Spartan
Nickereon
Bostor - Delaware
H Ingraham
Norfolk
Edinburgh
Taylor
Padre
Leith
Lord Clive
Ar Jeth
Cerdic
Mediterranean
Wide Awake
Wingfield
Petite Grave
Johns Hopkins
Walker Armington
Drinwater
Charles EF Raymond
Kelley
Philadepiia
Muriel Haynes Gamage
Montreal
Bouchette
C H Foster
Coombs
Fusien
Te Load
Cuba
Uave Elizabeth
Randall
Lone Star
Cates
BC Allen
Meady
Mist
Rich
Tremont
Tirano
Geyer
New Harbor
Pearl
Andrews
Port Clyde
Magurka
Lane
Recaland
Lewis B French
Newman
Skobeleff
Tucker
Cardenas
Icis
Depp
McDonald
Paysander
Ralph Sinnett
Pinkham
Lizze Smith
Paine
James River
Grocksland
Vineyard Flaven
Salem
Washington
Scus Eddie
Harrison
Harrison, _— f Faumie, Angel, do; Neva May, Howard, Philaephia. Wilmington SNC
Abbie Duen
Gilchrist
New London
Carolina
Fidelia
Ruggies
Names Listed for Unknown Auction or Directory Event
A long, comma separated list of individuals and cities appears, including Adame Honee New York G Carter Portland Chelsea Jalbuich Springfield G Howard New York and many others across New York Boston Chicago Manchester Rochester Worcester and Hartford. The fragment implies a directory or notice style page with numerous names and affiliations, but no cohesive event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrabee
New York
Carter
E Bolster
Portland
Curry & Wi
Chelsea Jalbuich
Springfield
Howard
Chicago
Chiuvego
P Farrel
Murry
Rochester
White & Wi
Worcester
Dunham
Abington
Tremont House Hiring Lines and Urban Listings
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places connected to Tremont House and other businesses including W Graban York JS Bowen KG Randall Oakley Newburgh A Moffat Detroit JH D Golson Mattapowett Hyde and various city references. Readable items show a directory style record with names and locations but no coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graban
New York
Chapman
Phila
Ralston
Chicazo
Bowen
York
Randall Worcester
Eldridge
Port Huron
Oakley
Newburgh
Moffat
Detroit
Golson& Wi
Mattapowett
S Hyde
Park
Andrews
Charles
W & md
Phila H Marryat
Fredericton
Burnham
Freight and Business Listings Across U S Cities
A condensed OCR shows numerous company names and firms across multiple cities including Allentown Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore Louisville St Louis and Savannah. Entries list partners and surnames such as Freeman Krause Gramling Beals Lippincott Hanford Leonard Obendorf Murphy and others with firms like Smartt Bros Co Lichtenstein Co and Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvany
Freeman
Allentown
Chicago
Creedon
Creedon & Co
Chicaso
Mantonya
Mantonya & Co
Ads
Chicace di
Leonard
Leonard & Co
Craw
Columbia
Hanford, & Hanford & Co
Philadelphia
Lippincott, Lippincott & Sons
Savannah
Sunday Religious Services and Activities Listed
Sunday services are announced with multiple ministers, hours, and venues. The Tremont Street Universalist church and Brattle Street Association feature sermons, Sabbath school, temperance talks, and women suffrage discussions. A Boston Union Hall event invites youth for a talk on life paths with musical mediation and congregational singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taemont Tewptr
F. Johnson
D. D
J. McWhintis
Cauren
Clarendon Street
Miner
Keens H. Shaw
Association Meerina
Tremont Street
M. BE
Concord St
A.S. Woodworth
J. Roberts
Rudolph Kaiser
M. KR. Deming
D.G. Woodbine
Kagg
F. Ines
Association
J. B. Stewart
B. Y.M. Curistras Uston
Union Hall
Boylsta Street
Wim. R. Alger
Boston
Byron A. Robinon
Jabkz L. Robinson
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Boston Post
Charles Rollin Brainard
Pemberton Square
Joan B. Clark
Merrimac Street
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
John Kane
Newton Lower Falls
Brighton
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Lyan
Porrchester Yacht Club
Wee Bobvlueloal
Medicattions
Ies
Tetas Aes
Signal Service
Uaved Stats Army—Diieeett
Commores and Agriculture
Horatio Harris & Co
Francis Henshaw & Gu
RL Day & Co
Boule and Lippincott
Son & Co
Soom
Gioce Tin
Calafornia
Best and Belcher
Seeerseeneaee Proliat
Tno & Worcross
Martin White
Shan
the Fine Arts
the Art Club
New Micn
W. H. W. Bicknell
Henry Sandborn
Robert W. Bonnoh
Percival de Luce
D. J. Strain
F. P. Ninton
Henry O. Walker
Frank Fowler
F. H. Thompkins
George R. Barse, Jr
I. H. Caliga
Frederick Juengling
E. Boyd Smith
Henry Lamham
Jennie Browns
Henry Thouron
J. Enueking
Thomas Alien
Bruce Crane
D. Jerome Elwell
F. Childe Hassam
Phillip Little
J. F. Murphy
J. Rogers Rich
George H. Smillie
Mrs. N. 8
Smillie
D. W. Tryon
Charles H. Woodbury
R. F. Bunner
E. L. Smythe
E. B. Stewart
Jervis McEntee
C. H. Davis
J.B. Bristol
C. Harry Eaton
Charles F. Pierce
Albert Thompson
J. A. S. Monks
F. P. Lloyd
Elizabeth Strong
M. F. H. de Haas
F. K. M. Rehn
W. F. Hassall
H. A. Hallett
Francis Draper, Jr
C. T. Chapman
Joseph Lyman
W. T. Richards
Ss. P. R. Tristart
A. J. Mansell
Perkins
Ross Turner
John R. Stites
Eilen S. Roberts
Charles R. Loomis
N. L. Chipman
Sophie Mitchell
Turors
Senate
Zach Taylor
Beau Hickman
Arizona
NEW England Notes
Salvation Array
Seco
Leander Blodgett
Lake Sunapee
Sophie A. Bradbury
William Graham
Woodbury
Merrick Thread Company
Holyoke
Mass
Dangor
Merrimac River
Coburn
Topeka, Salena and Western Railroad
York County
Biddeford
Saco
Lowell Times
Robert W. Taber
Board of Health
Grimes
Wm. A. Pew, Jr
Donahue
Brattleboro
Burlington
Rutland
William Sweatman
Eer
Montpelier
Luudanum
Advancment
Canada
Dwight Mill Corporation
Chicopee
Sandy Hill
Bert Baker
North Orringeton
Bangor
Penobscot
Fiumpden
Lonsdatscook
Maine Senate
Boston and Maine Express Company
Boston and Maine Railroad
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Dirigo Telegraph Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Bureau of Statutes of Labor
Supreme Court
St. Albans
Lawrence Brainerd
Trust Company
Powers
Far West
Brainerd
Olneyville
Providence Journal
James Blythe
California
Golden Slope
New England
Johnston
State University OF
Lowa
Iowa City
A.C. Cowperthwaite
Liebig Co
Witch Hazel
Lowell Industries
Westminster Palace
Plymouth
John A. Donnelly
St. Thomns’ S
Jamaica Plain
William H. O'Connell
St. Joseph’s Church
Medford
Bartholomew Killelea
St. Stephen's Church
Soston
Charles O'Connor
Church of the Holy Family
Rockland
John Gilday
Ayer
St. Michael’s Church
Centralville
BP. B. Murphy
Cambridgeport
Navy Yard
Thi
Billiard Tournanerts
Archbishop Williams
Archdiocese of
Denis J. Sullivan
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy
Henderson Bros Washington
Sicily
Phelps Bros & Co
Cean
Wyoming
Williams & Guion St Germain
Lowsde Bebian
Guion & Co Cavada
Haavte
Dal
Louis de
Giuion & Co
Alaska
Ship News Record
Port OF
Gothenburg City
Warrison
C Furness
Sir Mary Doane
Lakeman
Grand Manan
Sanborn
Donovan
Willem Weeks
Big Rocky Glen
Bray
JS Frpery & Co
City of Macon
Vineyard Haven
James B Pace
Wil'ad
Utanus
Douglass Haynes
Freddie L Porter
Moses Rady
Machiasport
Hattie King
Hinds
Coats
Jacksonville
C B Paine
Hurlbert
Palestine
Ware
Harpswell
Othel
Wade
Winslow Morse
Winterport
Minnie Look
Look
Machias
Oyneasure
Gray
Ossee
Elfrett
St Johns
Sailea
Schs Republian
Davis
Friendship
Lion. Simmons
Bremen
Schs
Pemeguid
Wheeler
Damariscotta
Chase
Hamin
Pengacola
Amsterdam
Alice
Jacobsen
Mozart
Mariners
Marine Notes
Pusey - Jones Company
Wilmindon
Del
Washington Steamboat Company
Potomac River
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
Cape Charlies City
Sir Warren Sawyer
Nantucket
Charles & Snow
Low Beach
Siasconset
Merchants’ Exchange
Alice, Kerr
Wig Arnest
Bhugtt
Cols
St Tene
Brig “En, Pierce, Barbadoes
Cabie
Adame Honee
Noyes
Perviel
John JM Gules
Chester
New Haven
Beach
Meriden
McBride
Howard St Johnsbury
Hall
Metcalf
Briggs & Wf
Seymore & Wf
Hardy& Wf
St Johnsbury
Marquand
Cohen Salt
H Cate
Hrasseli
Adame
Him& Wl
Augusta J Thompson
Miidietown
Benry
van Siyke
Mcintyre
Nagie
St John
Kellar
Pickering
Walpole
Baines
Concord & P Clerk
Salisbury
JA Smith
Kellogg
Winlareson
Phila Bi Brandle
Philadlphia
Fisk
Littleton LL Warren
M Leopold
Whithell
Vernon
Biasdell
Kineman
Adams
F Zoltman
Melicher
Goodwin Springvale
Uawhey
Washburn
Sig Strauss
Littleton
Mason,Jr
Sumper
Holt
Belmont
Ek P Millett
Now
York J Bellow
A & Pyn
Providemen
Lebber
Providenos
Robdlagon
Peanklia
Crawford
Tayter Somerville
Critchall
Iselfast
Cole pAenista
Rhextes
Watham
Whitehouse
Eustis
Bradley
Louie
Reed
Harris Providence
Clyde
Atown
Columbus
Gail
Tellett
Schulten
Lonaville
Spenceman
P & Bingman
Middleboro
EA Wadron
Pomland
E Carter
Maiden
Tote Creighton
Chandler
Marshfield
Neponset
Pomeroy
Brooklup
Randall& Wi
Dart
Union
Garrity
Prescott
Maynard
Gorth
Hartford
Green
Ketler
Richard & Wf
Gorham
Hick
Blumer
Vermont
Green, Jr
McPherson
EY Randall
New Bedforé
Howard & Wf
St Louis
Birsch
Neowork
S Hill
Manchester
Rovers Touse
JO Holt
BKC Gill
Beixman
Sears
Calais
EC Wentworth Stoughton
E Johnson
A Perkins
Epping
Hi O Smith
Do Hartiv
Lawrence
Pacherd
Jones & Wi
St Louw
F Bail
Keene
K Bush
Brockton
JC Bolus
Wadley & Wi
Stanley
Portiagu
Dewey
Bellows Falls
Bunha
Cumberland
Danforth
Eastman
Wilisms
Graves
Swapipscott
Bryant
Furner Falls
Tillinghast
Sheoman
New Org
Fouse
EK Lovering
Grahum
Wiliams
Provincetown
Foinem
White & Wt
New Torr
Nichola
Pelham
Poung’s? stOtei
Somers
Manson
Phipp
Dodman
Brookline
Killam
Yarmouth
Stern
Pittsburg
Leary
New Yo
Stillmaan Aingfield
Wennigelholz
Louisville
Green Buffalo
Haiti
H Hallett
E Fickem
Cincinnati
Stevens
Dux
L Rawson
Newton
Ringfield
Stora
Lawrences
T Simpson
Lowe
Coit
Concord
Batsford
Trowbridge
H Bailey
D Breyhar
Stuceis
Cw Wright
Warrows
Gilman
Akron
A & Plummer
Everett
Boat and Hoek Buyers
W. H. Thomas & Son of
Kentucky
Hanes
Avery Lactate CO
Avery Lactate
Court St
Maso
Salh
Cobb, Batfs & Yhrxa
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing Co
Milk Street
Keeler
Thurston & Hall
WM. Matthews, Jr
A. Shaw
Podten
Masa
W.S. Whitney
Carnauba
Brazil
W. HH. Bowdlear & CO
Pearl Street
Allandale Water
Bromuela Street
Gorram Rogers & CG
Dunde Goods
Federal Street
NEW Publications
Ready Everywhere
Mrs. Oliphant
Marsh Island
Sarah Orne Jewett
Prophet
Great Smoky Mountains
Charles Egbert Craddock
Houghton, Mifflin & CO
ART Journal
Napoleon
V. A. Armytage
W.Q. Orchardson
Hilda
Alfred Hunt
H. Zimmern
H.C. Standare
Lewis &. Day
Hugby School
T. M. Lindsey
Raphael
Henry Wallis
H.W.S
J. S. Hodson
New England News Co
International News Co
Beekman St
Jonah Jacobs
Bole
Gesigne
Berlin
International News Company
Heckman
Buerkel & CO
Union Park Street
British Medical Journal
Paul
Boveston Street
B. Y. M. D. Association
Hawthorne
J. T Duryea
Geo. M Stone
Gonn
Yellowstone Park
A. 8. Woodworth
M. R. Deming
Bohm
King’s Hussars
Lesnard
Linder
Dodelinette
Childen
Elizabeth A. Emerson
Gertrude Swayne
Dy F. Louis Ritter
Oliver Ditson
Ghulchering
United States
Sala
Ghigkering & Sons
Fifth Avenue
Selstt
Neww York
Boston Piano CO
Essex Street
K. Wilson & CO
Jak Im
Corporation Notices
Great Western Insurance Company
Wall St
Wm.t. Lock Wood
Exchange Place
N. Foster, Jr
Sminamiiaanntetay
IX. Rance
Toc Sane
State Street
J.C. Braman
Arkwright Mutual Fire Insurance Company
K. J. Sprague
jalStote
Seaton
Blackstone National Bank OF Boston
Hanover Street
James Adams
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Bedford Street
Bester
S. Ingalls
Fosten
Boylston Mutdaal Insurance CO
Lan
Ito
Iw. Glover
Boylston Mutual Insurance CO
Boylatea Mutual
Roston
Peart St
Cor. Franklin
SZIS
Lantery l
Adétr
J. Winnett & CQ
WM. C. Oodman
J. G. Freeman
Kirby Street
Aplowsw
South Street
East Street Place
Edward F. Thayer
Equitable Building
J. Stacey Read
Auce Calty
Water and
Domaine Pone Ap Ultangs
K. Mather
Raymond
Benton
Mexico
Chihuahhua
Zacatecas
Aguascalientes
Leon
Silao
Guapajuste
Queretaro
Tula
Puebla
Chahula
Ort~zaba
Moxtco
Baf
Ww. Raymond
Washington St
Boston, Maan
John Murray & Son
Charcon Street
Hoston
Removatz
S. J. McDoucall
Columbus Avenue
Dolow
Boyistom St
Asar Oharok
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