Adams appoints personal staff and rail hearings outlined
Captain Adams names Major Davis Charles G. Davis as clerk and lists messengers Yolman Stoddard Hutchington with Love replaced by Parker. Senate committee plans hearings on Worcester Nashua railroad lease Ashuelot Connecticut Valley line and Bourne demand for larger deer hunting open season with dogs. Legislature considers arbitration boards reforms and bans compulsory religious service in state institutions.
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Jack Adams
Captain Adams
Major Davis
Charles G
James N. Yolman
William Stoddard
Calvin Hutchingon
Messenger Goodpune
Charles W. Parker
Messenger Love
Waltham
Parker
Acton
James Beatty
Messenger Lane
Beatty
Worcester
Nashua
Bo-top
Meine
Asbuelot
Connecticut Valley Road
Bourne
Geer
Labor Committee
Committee On Water Supply
Reminiscence of vast Leeston and Important Orders Adopted
Senate debates revived a 1855 relic as Milliken called up a bill for fort nightly payments by manufacturing corporations. Petitions from Lilley on Can ton water bonds and from others seeking salary increases for Lowell officials. Mass WCTU seeks women voting in licensing decisions. Can ton group aims to curb tobacco sales to minors. Various committee referrals on labor incorporation and cap on extortionate small loan rates. Edges on express theft and larceny laws. religious liberty for prisoners proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Milliken
General Court
Committee On Labor
Lilley
Chicopee Water Company
D.S. Richardson
A. C. Varnum
Lowell
Morse
Massachusetts Women’s Christian Temperance Union
George W. Sanderson
Cantop
Jones
Committee On Judiciary
Douglas
Napleen
Committee On the Judiciary
Establishment of Boards of Arbitration bill proposed
At yesterday's session Mr. Moseley introduced on leave a bill to establish boards of arbitration to settle disputes between employers and employes. The act would authorize creation of arbitration boards by law to adjust controversies between parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moseley
Newburyport
Naphen
Gaston
Corporation Council
Newburypur
Western rates cut further for Boston travelers
A new Baltimore and Ohio fare schedule lowers passenger rates from Boston to Chicago and other points. First and second class tickets are reduced with specific prices listed, while brokers offer still lower rates and cheap sleeping-car tickets. The piece also notes directorate support for fare policies and mentions related railroad industry chatter and earnings data from several lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Chica St. Ks
Cincinnati
Indiarspolls
Columbus
Saess
San Francisco
Baltimore
Carrett
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Back Bay Park Suit Seeks Immediate Funds for Boston Park
The Boston Water Power Company and trustees George F. Richardson Benjamin F. Brooks and Greenville T W Bramall filed in the Supreme Judicial Court a mandamus petition against Boston's Mayor and city council to compel prompt appropriations to finish the Back Bay public park. They claim lands were taken and betterments paid, yet the park's layout has harmed petitioners’ properties. they fear city debt limits will bar completion this year. Judge Gardner issued a writ returnable February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Water Power Company
George F. Richardson
Lowell
Benjamin F. Brooks
Boston
Greenville
T. W. Bramall
Cobasset
Supreme Judicial Court
City of
Board of Commissioners
Prsoners
City
Gardner
Three New York Safe Blowers in Boston Court
A large crowd visited police headquarters since Friday hoping to identify three men brought from New York. Several suspects were recognized. the men admit they were in Boston during the Rhodes Bros. and Wiggin & Co. safe blows but deny involvement. They appeared in Municipal Court and were held in 3000 bail each, or jailed on default. Carpenter, long ill with consumption, has been taken seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
L. P. Wiggin & Co
Rhodes Bros
Charles Street
Carpenter
Supreme Court Receives Motion to Dismiss Testimony Petition
Augustus Russ and Seth J. Thomas for George A. Wilson ask the court to dismiss a petition forcing his testimony before the Fisher Hill committee on grounds the 1884 common council and its committee are defunct. R M Morae Jr for the citizens committee counters. Judge to rule next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Augustus Russ
Seth J. Thomas
George A. Wilson
Fisher Hill
Common Council
R. M. Morae, Jr
Committee of Citizens
Club and Association Appoint Committees on Under valuations
The Commercial Club names M. D. Spaulding Stanton Blake Phineas Pierce Alpheus H. Hardy Jerome Jones to cooperate with the New England Manufacturers and Importers Union. The Boston Grocers Association adds Thomas Dana Jacob P. Bates Howard W. Spurr. A Senate finance sub committee will likely come to Boston to take testimony.
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Commercial Club
New England Manufacturers and Importers’ Union
M. D. Spaulding
Stanton Blake
Phineas Pierce
Alpheus H. Hardy
Jerome Jones
Boston Grocers’ Association
Thomas Dana
Jacob P. Bates
Howard W. Spurr
Finance Committee
Senate
Boston
Boston Money Market and Stock Exchange Report
The Boston money market stayed quiet with call loans near 3.49 to 4 percent and firm rates for various paper. Bank reserves rose to 2,351,271 with deposits up 590,700. stock market remained weak and irregular as bears predict further declines while bulls expect a bottom and rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Frances
Boston
Inc
Lexatenri’s
C.fund
Bears
Bulls
Market in New York Ends Mixed on Broad Selloff and Bearish Tone
Stocks closed irregular with some gains for New York Central and St. Paul while Pacific Mail and Missouri Kansas Texas led losses. Trading showed heavy long and short selling with miners and rail names weak. Vanderbilts remained comparatively strong amid overall market weakness.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Union Pacific Mall
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Western Union
Vanderbilts
New York Central
St. Paul
Erie
Pacific Mail
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Atlantic and Pacific
Western Division
Central Iowa
Jersey Central
Delaware and Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Indianapolis
Bloomington
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Atlantic
Ohio
Mississippi
Springfield
Oregon
Northwest
Seading
London
David Dows
Charles Francis Adams
Trunk Line Executive Committee
Chicago
St. Louis
Spd
San Francisco
To-Gey
Wheat market slips on rumor of tight supply
Emery and Hodges note in a Jan 18 letter that the wheat market opened weak and sold heavily after rumors of lower visible supply. May contracts opened around 85 and closed near 83 3/4, with Minneapolis and St. Paul stocks down about 190,000 bushels. The Egret variety traded around 11.17 to 11.25 as the market failed to show any strong catalysts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
May
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Charleston Hire Market and Boston Grain Auction Notes
Charleston reports a tight hire market with strong demand for prime and choice grades and a Carolina coast crop shortage near 36 percent. Boston Chamber of Commerce notes one sale of three cars January No. 2 white oars and firm prices with several on call bids and a daily settling price around 41 4c. Inspections list multiple car lots including steamer yellow corn and no grade corn as well as oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Carolina
Coast
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Atdic
Steamer Mixed Corp
Market Digest of Flour Wheat and Provisions
The report shows softer flour markets with varying white and patent grades. Wheat in Milwaukee Detroit St Louis Chicago and New York quoted lower or steady. corn oats rye mixed. butter cheese eggs steady to firm. pork lard and box meats higher in Chicago and Cincinnati. cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices mixed across major yards. apples potatoes dried fruit beans cranberries and syrups with steady to firm ranges.
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Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Southern
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
St Louis
Toledo
Duli
Sic
Waite State
Canada
Liverpool
Vermont
Western Creamery
State
Western Dairy
Western
Eastern
Cape Y Qoz
Aroostook County
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Exva Prime
Lad—City
Western Choice
Boston
Boston Smiull
Western Small
Western Steam
Tierces City
Continent
Cincinnati
Union
Kansas City
Peoria
Choice Spy
Spitzenburg
New Hampshire
Cnenangoes
McIntires
Hebrons
York State
Cape Cod
Jersey
Turkey
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Worcester County
Florida
Messina
Malaga
Palermo
Valencia
Valencvia
Jamaica
Porto Rico
Havana
Almeria
Centennial
Beacon Light
Manila
Sicilos
Stendara
E & Ib
Martinique
Cotton Markets Mixed as Upland and New Orleans Hold Firm
The report shows dull New York cotton with scattered bales traded and varied price marks across markets. Net receipts and stocks are listed for cities including Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louisville, and a three day consolidation total, with most markets steady to firm and several showing mid- to high-figure price points.
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New York
Uplands
Orleans
Augusta
Galveston
Great Britain
New Orleans
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Mid Sc
Wumington
Continent
Norfolk
France
Privdelphia
Britain
L&c. Newrk
Cincinnati
Eady
St. Louis
Louiville
Great Britaip
London and Liverpool Market Digest January 18
London summaries report wheat dull on coast and steady in Paris with 55,001 quarters delivered. California wheat nearly due, mixed American corn and steady to slow shipments. Liverpool cotton market shows 10,000 sales with futures steady. Upland and Orleans prices quoted and various month spreads listed. London stocks edge with Consols at 109 18 and Canadian Pacific at 68 6.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
California
Paris
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Canadian Pacific
Erle
Illinois Central
Value by country and commodities in colonial trade
A listing of commodities with values by country and region. Includes petroleum lubricants breadstuffs bacon cornmeal wheat flour butter beverages and various manufactured goods. Noted totals show multiple regions such as Nova Scotia and British possessions with large aggregated values.
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending Jan 15 1856
Import values by country and category for Boston in the week ending January 15 1856 show England leading with dry goods at 57474 dollars and chemicals at 35138 dollars. Other nations include Nova Scotia Scotland Germany Belgium and China with varied totals. overall sum reported as 345754 dollars.
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Boston
England
Woo Isser
Eveusse
Wea
Fiveeve
Aks
Eevee
Auten Recy
Nova Scotia
Port staple receipts January 18 from all points
The table shows total receipts of principal staples at this port for January 18 from all shipment points including in transit goods, compared with the same day last year.
Palestine Steamer cargo items and consignors listed
A long list of cargo items and consignors from the Palestine steamer voyage including leather waste tin plates iron steel boxes casks and crates from Barngros Groom Holder & Herrick Jere Ab bott & co and many others. It records volumes such as 275 tons 92 tons 154 bales and 326 pkgs among various goods like woollens wax oranges and machinery.
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Liverpool
Palestine
Barngros & Co
Bowlby
Groom & Co
Holder & Herrick
Iren
Wansbaum & Co
Earl Manus Co
Jere Abbott & Co
Burnham & Co
Ealing Bros & Co
Boston Athenaeum
Wooliens
Joy
Case Books
Soule
Ropes & Co
Bigelow, Kennard & Co
Greenwood
Emerson & Co
Stone & Downer
Oranges Seaverns & Co
Lynch
Stranan
Despatch Transportation Co
G Hall & Co
Unsen Norway Steel and Iron Co
Soreve Crump & Low
R H White & Co
Higgins & Co
Doherty & Co
Cassidy
Smith & Co
Wool Stone & Downer
Whelcher & Emey
Mise Coleman, Mead & Co
Stedman & Smith
Gaskell
Read & Sons
Jorcan, Marsh & Co
Stoddard
Levering & Co
Hull
Eng
Buffalo
Wiltston, Knight & Co
Ford
Patrick Arklay
Dales Waste
Baring Bros & Co
Iron Brown Bros & Co
Ragory Dae
Swadara & Koydall
Fugtic
Shipping inventory and consignments at METEGHAN and nearby ports
A fragmentary list shows several consignors and goods at METEGHAN NS and SOURIS PEI. Items include wood and dyewoods, galvanized coils, glassware, steel blooms, salted skins, camel hair, nails, paints, potash, jute, carpets, matches, grease, and potatoes. Vessels mentioned include schooners Iaac Patch and Edward E Webster with tonnage of produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dyewood and Chemical Co
Stone & Downer
Holings & Co
Wolf & Co
Norway Steel
Ana Tron Co
Jackson
Jones & Co
Dexter Bros
Orchil Orarr
Meteghan
Iaac
Ines McKeever & Hall
Souris, Pel
Edward E Webster
Solomon Jacobs
Foreign Exports from Cardenas Cuba Report
The schooner Nantasket carried 1240 empty second-hand molasses heads and 175 empty tierces. Baradoes market reports Brig Stocsten with 6155 second-hand sugar had shocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardenas
Cuba
Nantasket
Barbadoes
Stocsten
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railroads
A long list of commodity receipts is reported for multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Providence, Old Colony, Boston and Maine, and others. Items include cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, wheat, beef, pork, butter, eggs, tea, coffee, sugar, hides, leather, hay, lumber, and more among various bales, boxes, and cases. The entries show quantities by bale, box, case, or car across storages and consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaise
Sciedes
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction
Katread
Peprovidence
Baes Akins Old Colony Railroad
New Wolk & Mew Evelont
Boston
Maine
Boston and Meine Railroad
Western Division
Sea
Bates Couton
Turber
Court Erecord Before Judge Carpenter in Hathaway v Bank
Judge Carpenter hears case with no jury and finds Hubbard pledged 10 50 bonds as collateral for 25 notes totaling 10 050. Bank held bonds as collateral and paid Hubbard who passed funds to the plaintiff. Court rules insolvency evidence irrelevant and grants defendant costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. P. Hathaway
First National Bank of
Cambridge
Carpenter
Appleton Hubbard
United States
Hubbard
Tibet
Hubboard
Unitedd States
Testator
Testa
Supreme Judicial Court Docket Proceedings
The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts heard multiple cases including Joseph Robertson v Coleman et al, Elizabeth Trainer v Trumbull, Michael J Hayes v De Veto et al, Joan Eliot in error v Leonard McCormick et al, Kennebec Framing Company v Rufus Pickering, and Albert Fay et al v Boston and Albany Railroad Company with listed counsel for each side.
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Supreme Judicial Court C
Commonwealth
MorTon
Field
W. Allen
Allen and Holmes
J. J
Joseph Robertson
Coleman
C. F. Kittredge
Ss. J. Thomas
Elizabeth A. Trainer
George F. Trumbull
J. KR. Smith
Brown & Keyes
Michael J. Hayes
Andres de Veto
J. O. Yeele
C. P. Greenough
J. H. Wolff
Joan Eliot
Leonard McCormick
G Punam
D. Smith
M. M. Weston
Kennebec Framing Company
Rufus Pickering
A. H
Court docket notes multiple civil cases before judges
A long list records cases before Judges Blodgett Thompson Pitman and others, involving damages, torts and contract actions. Names include Amy J. Pinkham, J Walter Taylor, Mrs A P Eaton, Bridget Kirby, Otis L Fernys, Winnifred Daley, and many others. Several trials resumed or heard with verdicts or juries out, and some cases ending in disagreements or await jury decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Amy J. Pinkham
Garah Pindall
Baker and Curry
N. B. Bryant
Lincoln
J. Walter Taylor
Globe Chemical Company
C. A. Pastel
George H. Rubber
Deendant
Henry Moeby
Wolffsohn
A. F. Means
George W. Searle
A. P. Eaton
City of
Boston
Washington Street
B. Wadsleigh
T. M. Babson
John 8
Brockway
Charles EK
Mead
D. F. Kimball
H.S. Milton
George E. Smith
Bridget Kirby
A. E. Pillsbury
R. W. Nason
Otis L. Fernys
Oscar Drew
S. D. Charles
W. Holland
Winnifred Daley
Margaret Rice
Wall Street
P. O. Laughlin
T. 8. Dane
Rochester Testimonial Sparks Wide Scrutiny of Warner’s Cure
Rochester officials and citizens back Dr. J B Henson’s claim of kidney disease recovery via Warner’s Safe Cure. Letters from mayors, clergy, and professionals corroborate the statement, asserting truth and urging acceptance amid public excitement in Rochester and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Herald
Rochester
N. Y
Democrat and Chronicle
J. B. Henson
Poople
J.B. Bhenson
M.D
Wa. Purcell
Banor Union and Advertiser
W. Dd. Shuart
Monroe County
Epward
A. Frost
E. B. Fenner
Z M. Davy
Congress
Rocheser
Ec S. Morgan
Monroe YO
Hiram Sibley
Joan van Voorhis
Living Church
Chicago
Democrat
Bright
Warner
Henson
Israel Foote
St. Paul’s Episcopal Charen
Woburn Seeks Metropolitan Sewer Plan to curb Pollution
Citizens of Woburn push for a metropolitan sewer system to end recurring complaints about pollution in Boston streams and the Mystic River area. Arlington’s manure runoff and local tanneries are cited as pollution sources, with Woburn arguing the valley sewer could solve the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mystic Jake
Moystic Valley
Woburn
Arlington
Charles H. Thomas Resigns as Boston AP Telegraphist
Mr. Charles H. Thomas, night telegrapher in the Boston office of the Associated Press, resigns after three years to study medicine. A highly reputed operator with past service in New York, Washington, and the Duxbury cable office, he leaves many friends wishing him success in his new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Thomas
Boston
Associated Press
Thomas
New York
Washington
Duxbury
Mais
Multiple Boston Firms Fail and Bankruptcies Reach Wide
The Boston area sees several business failures and assignments including Phillips Bros two locations with liabilities around 14000 and assets about 12000 to 15000 an attachment placed on stock. J F Shumake Co in Cincinnati assigns to Boward Douglass. Jersey Bank failure triggers related collapses including Ruthulin Robin and bank treasurer Gossett held on embezzlement charges. Boston grocer C G Richards fails with 12000 liabilities and 2800 assets. Brown & Willey Abington leather mittens fail with 2400 liabilities and 1700 assets. Slattery Gross tailors Boston creditors approve 25 cents on the dollar to be paid in 30 days. Legal attachments in Suffolk County include several contract actions totaling up to 4000. Prices for Hale’s Honey and other patent remedies are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Bros
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Boston
J. F.shumake Company
Ciptinnati
Boward Douglass
Jersey Bank
Ruulin Robin
Gossett
C. G. Richards
Grocer
Brown & Willey
Leather Mittens
Abington
Slattery Gros
Iailors
Suffolk County
Eal
J. W. Roberts & Co
John Green
Mary M. Wrigley
Mia
A. E. Fay
Abbie
Marital Notices From City Clergy
In this city dated Jan 14 the unions were solemnized by Rev David J Ayres of Havehill. Jamey W Helland wed Uarrie F Welch, both of this city. Also on Jan 14 Rev S H Winkler joined Alexander Livingstone and C'ara J Geyer in marriage.
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area
Notices list funeral services and deaths with dates ages and locations. Isaac D Farns, 39 Commonwealth Ave, Wednes day 20th inst. infant Lindsey daughter of Charles L Lindsey of Baton Rouge. Willie A Mason aged 9 6 21. George Paul. Parker Francis Edward Parker 64. Tocurnade Hortense Robins wife of Jules G Tournade in Brooklyn. Rev Jacob Hood at Lynnfield Centre age 94. A Winthrop Hastings son of Thomas Hastings East Cambridge aged 49 years 30 months. funeral at Congregational Church and King's Chapel Portsmouth details included.
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En Sworth
New York
Isaac D Farnsworn
Commonwealth Avenue
Wednessey
Lindsey
Charles L
Mary W Lindsey
Baton Mason
Wilie A. Gon
Angie L
William A Mason
Paul
George Paul
Parker
George W Parker
Hastings
Thomasville
A Winthrop
Thomas Hastings
East Cambridge
Eich
Lynnfield
Jacob Hood
Columc Parker
Francis Edward Parker
King’s Chapel
Portsmouth
Tocurnade
Brooklyn
Hortense Robins
Jules G Tournade
Jonathan P Rebmeson
Roxbury
Church of the Messiah
Florence Street
Auction Sales Listing With Various Bank and Railroad Shares
Auction sales occur every Wednesday and Saturday at noon. Listed are numerous shares including Barton National Bank Barton Vt Naumkeag National Bank Salem Old Colony Railroad Company American Loan and Trust Company Howard National Bank National Bank of Commerce Manufacturers National Bank Nashua Manufacturing Company Massachusetts Cotton Mills and other railroad and industrial issues with guaranteed portions noted. Also included are bonds such as Consolidated Railroad of Vermont Quincy and Warsaw and Fort Scott lines with government or guardian guarantees.
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Barton National Bank of
Barton
Ware River
Naumkeag National Bank
Salem
Old Colony RR Co
American Loan and A Trust Co
Howard National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Nashua Mfg Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Las
Aua&ss National Bank
Worcester, Nashua
Rochester
R R Co
Rutland
Consolidated Railroad of Vermont
Quincy
Warsaw
City
St Yoe
Council Bluffs
Pati
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Pedigo
Pome
Winthrop
Slattery
Bacall
Stratton
Leland
Middlesex County
Rockwell
Shattuck
Bill
P. H. Cooney
W. B. Gale
Wolurn
Great Offender
Hale
Gienn
Mill
Black & Brown
Pike
F. Humphreys
M.D. Briculy
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Rtiga
Humphreys’ Medicine CO
Fulton St
Fulton Sts
Kene
Humphreys
Humphreys’ CO
N.Y
Nic
Od I.ewis
Friendship Street
Providence
B. 1
Inspector Mountain
Police
O’sullivan
Taunton
Hyde Park
O’sullivan O
Frank Burns
Frank Larkin
Auctior Sales
B.S. Richards
Ronade Stree
York
Cach
Fvex
Downsend & Moniant
Thend & Leonard Street
Breer-Ass Mle
Saruel Buntisg’s
Market St
Lippincott
Market Street
No. SI State St
Merchants’ Exchange
Hoom Ss
Boston Stock Exchange
Natick National Bank of
Natick
Mass
Brookline Gas Light Co
Middlesex
Rvuo
State National Bank
Ola Colony
Abington Nat Bank
Lyman Millis
Salmon Falls Mfg Co
Dao
Highland Street Railway Co
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AIBU
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
Do North Caicago Rolling Mills
Dao Naumkeag Steam Cotton
Do Potswouty
Great Fails and
Conway RR Co
Portland
Saco
Portsmouth & R Co
South Boston
H R R Co
Azwornudmun
Hutlang RR
Michigan Central
Pullman Palace Car Co
Ogdensburg
Lase
Chamvain
Frarcis Hemshaw & CO
Merchants E Echange
Have Jackson Mfg Co
Do Cembadge RR
Colorado
Ftscottand Gulf
Kan
Moss
Ft Scott
Gulf
Fort Scott
Southeastern
American Loan and Trust Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Second National Bank
Pacific Mills
American Shoe Tip Co
Ween Actiie
Ity A Jimau Mlid
Lacoma Manufacturing Co
Merrimack Mfg Co
Kalamazoo
Alegan
Bee
Standard Catte Co
Bj& Q
Hamilton Mfg Co
Boston Mfg
Essex Co
Horatio Harris & OG
Hasticoncoers and Commission Morekarta
Penonic
Fiske’s Wharf
State Steet
Gate City
Almeria Grapes
Virginian
Long Wharf
Benjamin Fabens
Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Suffolk
Broad Street
Sain County
Suffelk
Fred H. Seavey
Mortgagee
Ss Sale
David Punch
John F. Quick
Ama’iah Taft
James A. Cartwright
Thomas J Olys
Weld Avenue
School Street
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Egleston Square
George D. Cox
T. B. Moses
Schowl Street
George R. Swasey
Elizabeth Vu. Cartwright
William C. Williamson
Pemberton Square
Saltonstall
Secretary of the Treasury
F. E. Hatch
J.L. 8. Pratt
Cherge
William Morris
Mr. Hatch
Munroe
James Reilly
Mr. Munroe
Cale
Bodie Con
Hale & Norcross
Gon Cal & Va
Eureka
Bestow Wheely Post
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