Abolition of Poll Tax Advocated by Committee on Election Laws
The committee reports likely in favor of ending the poll tax as a voting prerequisite with minimal dissent. Oxley cites hardship on ministers and 10 000 yearly disenfranchised voters while Parker pushes repeal of collecting ballots after polls close. The panel also weighs drainage report printing and sets a potential 3000 copies, with debates over exact numbers.
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Committee On
Oxley
Parker
Lynn
Howard
Gunp
Boston
Metropolitan Drainage Commission
Cowdrey
Stoneham
MceLaughlin
Dwyer
Senate Debates on Reform Plans and Court Abolition
Senator Lilley on leave introduces measures related to county records and deeds, and a reform plan to abolish East Boston Court then reestablish it under a new name. Senate proposals also seek special warrants handling and trial justice recusal for criminal cases.
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Lilley
Fitlon
Senate
Beard
Judge Pond
Boston
Doherty
House
Cogswell
Judiciary Committee
Gove
County Commissioner of Middlesex
Ccads
Pinne
Lawmaking Actions and Petitions Heard in Session
The session reviewed bail routines and adjournments as petitions were received from Stoughton and Danvers, including town divisions at Wenham and Beverly. Measures were ordered printed on capital trials, naturalization clerks, freight train safety, and probate sureties, with reports on Boston drainage works and military expenditures advancing.
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Fitzpatrick
Stoughton
Ln Carroll
Blyth
Wiakefield
Flrst District Court
Middlesex
Sillers
Danvers
Nathaniel IT
Perkins
Wenham
Nahant
Boston
Teele
Walker
Worcester
Falea
Clifford
Parker
Committees Begin Work in Larinest and Bevery
The labor committee heard warrants against a proposed law for more frequent payrolls. Railroad representatives admitted weekly payments are possible with time losses. A panel will inspect the Old Colony system next Saturday with hearings extended to Tuesday. The city committee discussed Bev erly division with witnesses backing the split. Governor Robinson will attend the Grand Army banquet at Faneuil Hall on Jan 28. Drainage petitions from Clinton are set for Feb 3.
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Committee On Labor
Boston
Ss. J. Bonsten
Knights of Labor
George FB. McNeil
Connaci
Cookinge
Heston and Lowell
Benton
Old Colony
Qld Colony
Railroad Commission
Committee On Cities
Bevernly
Beverly Farms
Old Town
Robinson
Banouet
Grand Army
Faneuil Halls
Committee On Drainage
Clinton
State Board Reports Education Progress and Nautical School Debate
The annual report highlights growth in normal schools and discusses a proposed nautical school. It notes increases in new schools and pupil counts, teacher staffing gaps, and rising graduates entering teaching. Expenditures per child and overall state funding figures are given, along with a mystery about a missing Mr. Taylor tied to a Brooklyn studio and possible embezzlement.
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State Board of Education
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
The
Boston Beacon
Taylor
Beacon
Warren A. Taylor
Weston Street
Brooklyn
Hle
Boston
Beresa
New York
Tts
Rercon
Warren A. ‘Faylor
House of Industry
Heacap
W. A. Taylor
Philadelphia
Square
Washington Street
Saylor
Trustees and Directors Clash Over Eastern Railroad Lease
The circular by Eastern Railroad Company trustees defends past actions amid bondholder led lease moves. It details cash transfers to sinking funds, challenges to act amendments, and disputes over earnings and arbitration. It notes the trustees’ control concerns and ongoing rate competition between Boston and Maine and Boston and Lowell railways.
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The
Eastern Railroad Company
Maine
Pastern
Ablu
Esi GU
Loston
Gaston and Maine Railroad
Eectern Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Beverly
Waverfill
Hoosie Tunnel
Western
Boston
Pthis
Lowell
Boston and Maine
Chicago
Salem
Lowell Road
Strange HMallucinations of a Well Educated Citizen of Dedham
A probate court in Norfolk County, Dedham, considers confinement of Charles O. Storrs in an insane asylum. The educated 44 year old man, son of Royal O. Storrs, has claimed enemies threaten him and has previously shown delusions and threats. The petition is contested, with doctors urging commitment while the family presents past asylum history and current employment. The hearing continues next week amid broader financial market updates.
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Norfolk County
Dedham
Charles O. Storrs
Storrs
Royal O. Storrs
W. F. Dragan
Il. R. Howe
Boston
Ferdinand F. Favor
Favor
F. W. Page
Chase
Deiham
Royal
McLean Asylum
Somerville
Franklin Street
Health chief Trimble resigns as smallpox ends in city
Montreal January 21 Dr Trimble superintendent of the health department resigns to the local board saying there is not a single smallpox case in the city and, as far as known, in the suburbs. No new cases have appeared in the outskirts for days.
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Montreal
Trimble
Health Department
500 Catalpa Exhibit and Utility Meter Notes
Fragmented OCR notes show various utility items including water meters and electrical equipment. Mentions standard water meter, water power, freight car heater, Eureka Comms and Mexican Telephone in a garbled list. No cohesive narrative or clear event emerges from the text.
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Catalpa
FOO Frgiods Co Inc
New York Money Market and Stocks Report of January 21
Money on call eased to 2 percent, closing at 14.5 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4.5. Bar silver 102. Sterling rates dull. 60 day bills 4.86 percent, demand 4.59. Government bonds active. rail bonds quiet. Stock market dull till 2:30 pm, then firm. Lake Shore, St. Paul and Lackawanna notably active. St. Paul led gains, finishing up from 91. to 95.7 late day. Northwestern strong. Lake Shore up 1.5. New York Central firm. Coal stocks weak. Pennsylvania Coal rumored to cut prices. Major gains: Omaha common 1.5, New York and New England 1.44, Missouri Pacific 1, Oregon Railway and Navigation 1, Northern Pacific preferred 1. Other notable moves, dividend declared by Central Coal Company 1 percent payable Feb 3. Railway bonds quiet. East Tennessee consoles up 1.25 to 73.75. others mixed. Trading total 375,672 shares.
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bBosvox
New York
Bulletin
Bank of England
Messrs
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Philadelphia Stock Exchange
C. D. Barney
Jay Cook
HI. F. Bacnman
Philadelphia Stock Exchanges
Boston
Igs c
Ballou
Exchange
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Transcontinental Association
Windsor Hotel
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Wall Street News
Sidney Dillon
Gould
South
Union Pacific
Smmer
Mexican Central
J. W. Fletcher
Detroit
Mich
Kansas
Wisconsin Central
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Lowell
Concord
Montreal
Providence
Iss
Einetern
Old Colony i
New England
New Haven
Hartford
Rutland Preferred
Globe Bank
Columbian
Franklin
Pewabie Mining Company
Numeous
Stanley Mattews
Pewabic Mining Company
Justice Matthews
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lake Shore
St. Paul
Lackawanna
Kansas City
Northwestern
New York Central
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Omaha
Louisville
Nashville
Canada Southern
Missouri Pacific
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Northern Pacific
New Central Coal Company
East Tennessee
Geckneg
Lake Erie
Western Sandusky
Solg
Lake Erie and Western
Lafayette
Bloomington
Muncie
Sandusky
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Norfolk and Western
New River
Oregon Improvement
Wabash
Columbus
Cincincinnati
Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St Louis
Maine
Massachusetts
Tallisman
Aroostook County
New Hampshire
Vermont
Nova Scotia
York State
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Turkey
Cneirce
Kentucky
Worcester County
Ile
Florida
St. Andrews
Pais
New York State
Lomitine
Wheat and pork markets show strength with May options urged
A cautious buyer warns of a 10 cent rise in wheat and $15 in pork before options expire as strong demand supports May wheat and pork positions. Minneapolis mill output reported at 72,300 for the week, with rising ocean cargoes and active trading in oats and corn while carload reports list multiple winter wheat and corn lots at Boston Chamber of Commerce.
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Gome
Minneapolis
United
Hill
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Grain and flour market report with mixed prices across regions
Flours and grains show no market improvement with mixed prices for superfine, common, and patent grades. Receipts and shipments are listed for Milwaukee Chicago New York and St Louis with varied prices for wheat corn oats rye meals and rye flour, while butter cheese eggs and provisions reveal firm to steady trends and hogs and cattle activity at several markets.
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Canada
Msvc
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Mixed Market Prices for Fruits, Grains, and Livestock
Market brief shows varied prices across commodities. Hay and straw remain strong with large receipts, while apples and cranberries soften. potatoes and beans show steady to dull demand. Oil, whiskey, and line certificates noted with routine fluctuations in 1885 markets.
Cotton Markets Report for Jam. 21 in New York and Ports
Cotton markets across major ports show quiet to steady trading. Upland and middling grades dominate with varied receipts, exports, and stocks. New York and New Orleans report strong shipments to Britain and the Continent, while overall U.S. stocks rise to about 1.93 million bales.
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New York
Uplands
Orleans
Augusta
Gates
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Coastwise
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Continent
Charleston
Wilmington
Grosa
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Louisville
France
United States
Foreign markets report from London and Liverpool dip into commodities
London and Liverpool dispatches note wheat steadiness in transatlantic cargoes with 1 525 600 quarters to the United Kingdom and 290 000 to the Continent, corn volumes, weather in England thawing, and steady provisions. Cotton futures fade as Uplands and Orleans quote lower. stock prices for major lines drift with Consols near 1001 16.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Erie
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Maritime Cargo Ledger From Halifax Hamburg and Liverpool Listings
A dense OCR record lists steamer cargo and consignments for Halifax Hamburg and Liverpool. Items include pickled fish, dry fish, various bales, crates, and drums, plus oranges, woollens, indigo, and hides. Numerous firms and partners appear, with quantities noted in bbis, cases, drums, and bales among others.
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Halifax
N.S
Linn O’ Dee
Bynes
Dame, Stoddard & Kendall
Pegwood
Fitch
Haskins & Montague
Jones & Co
O Boyle
O’connor
Palmer
Ases Pegwood Sanborn & Mann
Shattuck
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Mead & Co
Rorsdach & Bros
Toys Heyer Bros
Harmonicum
Mason & Hamlin Organ Co
Fizh L Pickett & Co
Rogers & Co
Howard, Bullouga & Riley
de Stedman & Smith
Horsewell & French
Atkinson
H White & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Shepard
Norwell & Co
Simmons & Co
Parker & Co
Brown, Dorrell & Co
Lewis Brown&co
Warren & Co
Holly
RH White & Co
George H Warren
Lez Mutton
Thomas Groom
Fieldner, Moeldan & Co
Indigo J S Morgan & Coo
Baring Bros & Co
Foreign Exports Include Sugar Molasses and Kerosene
Cargoes listed from Cardenas Cuba and Halifax Nova Scotia show schooners B R Woodside and S A Morash carrying molasses tierces and boxes of merchandise as well as kerosene oil and wool. Other details specify the quantities and packaging like empty bottles and bags, reflecting trade movements.
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Cardenas
Cuba
Halifax
Receipts of Staple Products and Goods Listed
Receipts show shipments by Boston and Albany and Grand Junction railroads including cotton, wool, flour, oats, corn, malt, tallow, hogs, bacon, butter, eggs, beans, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides and related counts such as 71 ovales cotton 53 bales wool 865 bbis flour 250 bbis oatmeal 7526 bus corn 2635 pus oats 2450 bus malt 3 bags tallow 122 dressed hogs 3 boxes bacon 1 bb grease 87 tubs butter 65 cases eggs 250 bbis beans 153 bbis ets 7 cars potatoes 12 cars hay 1 car lumber 155 rolls 128 bbis 7 bales 19 cases 26 bags 3878 sides leather 4 hides 40 cases 1 akin and notes of Grand Junction Railroad is pales cotton 525 bbis.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Pales Cottien
Providence Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Itchburg Railrroad
Boston
Maina Rairoad
Poston End
Maine
Rairoad
Expresa
Inventory of varied goods from multiple railroads and vendors
A dense OCR inventory lists sacks, bushels, boxes and bales of commodities and supplies from numerous railroads and carriers including Providence Railroad and New York and New England Railroad. Items span corn, oats, flour, bacon, tea, molasses, butter, leather, hides, apples, lumber, and more with numerous counts and measures.
Total Receipts of Staple Products in Jacksonville
The table lists total receipts of principal staples from six shipment points, comparing current figures with those from the same day last year. Commodities include coffee, wool, molasses, flour, oats, corn meal, hash, wheat, pork, lard, and hides among many others with numerous quantity units and values across multiple categories.
Court record from commonwealth Supreme Court January session
The document lists argued cases No 1311 Williams E K Bowker and Kerwin R&R De Long et al land for pi s inif. No 12844 Bridget E Hastings Albert Weber et al plaintif. No 1347 William M Osborne petitioner unfinished mandamus by Fisher Hill investigation commander to compel George A Wilson attendance as witness. Equity docket to be taken up today with orders Nos 519 268 372 410 376 376 373.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams EK. Bowker
Kerwin
R&r
de Long
Common Council
George A. Wilson
Colummm
EB. M. Morse, Jr
J. Thomas
Augustus Russ
Wilson
Court docket of numerous civil cases and trials
A lengthy record of ORDER Nos and case names detailing suits in Boston court, including mortgage validity defenses, tort actions, conversions, and damages. Notable entries involve Sherman vs Davis and Morley vs Chase, with multiple sessions, judges, and counsel listed.
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Sherman
Davia
Murphy Va
Boston
Pr.ii
Heath
Frenca
Boyd
a—Church
Fowle
Spofford
Bailey
Gioberiau
Farnuon
Corneil
Chemical Co
Patte
Webster
Carter R. Co. Corp
Newell
Eastern RR
Atwood
Shaw
R. Esthutchinson
Foster vs Williams jury verdict in Middlesex County court
In Middlesex County Jan Sir Gefors Judge Rockwell presided Foster vs Williams where the jury ruled for the plaintiff awarding 512 dollars. Charles Robinson Jr and J H Cotton argued for the plaintiff while George A Bruce and J W O Brien represented the defendant.
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Foster
Graduating Exercises Held at Bridgewater Normal School
Bridgewater January graduation events drew the State Board of Education and a legislative education committee. Diplomas were presented by Horace Scudder and remarks praised teaching tenure. Graduates from two, four, and special courses included Ernest Daniels Josephine Colbert Mary Copeland Lucia Cushing Fanny Dagey Carrie Elis Ella Kilbrith Hattie Lewis Susan O’Rourke Charles Adams John Moran George Part ridge Ella Robinson.
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Bridgewater
State Board of Education
Legislative Committee On Education
A. G. Boyden
Messrs
Scudder
Carrigan
Martin
Board of Education
Smith
Edward ©. Corrigan
A. M
Boston
George H. Martin
D. B. Hogar
Salem
T. F. Wright
Legislative Committee
Ernest D. Daniels
Franklin
Josephine B. Colbert
South Braintree
Mary A. Copeland
Lucia A. Cushing
South Abington
Fanny M. Dagey
Braintree
Carrie C. Elis
Mattapoisett
Ella F. Kilbrith
Pembroke
Hattie B. Lewis
Reading
Susan A. O'Rourke
Charles E. Adams
Derry
N. H
John J. Moran
South Boston
George F. Partridge
Bellingham
Ella
Robinson
North Middleboro
Creditors to accept 16 cents on dollar in Boston
Business troubles sweep New England and New York as creditors consider 16 cents on the dollar for Charles G. Richards of Warren street Boston. Other failures include Amasa Howe of Presque Isle owing 260,710 with 53,304 contingent, B Williams of Kennebunk, and Walter F. Stratton of New York City arranging 30 cents on the dollar in Boston.
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Charles G. Richards
Warren Street
Boston
Amasa Howe
Presque Isle
Walter F. Stratton
Furnire
New York City
Hanover Street
B. Williams
Grocer
Kennebunk
Reuben Sweet
Chapel and Produce
Providence
R. I
H. John
Arthur R. Tewksbury
Flardwick
Thomas Spencer
Ottawa
Boston Land Company Annual Report for 1885 Shows Land Sales and Assets
The Boston Land Company reports for the year ending December 31 1885 total land sales across upland and marsh at varied prices, with upland sales reaching up to 25 cents per square foot. Assets excluding land total 17020693, debts minimal, and dividends of 20000 paid. The company notes rail line work from tidewater to Winthrop Junction, plus new buildings in Winthrop and Beachmont including dwellings and stores.
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Boston Land Company
Ilo
Hennes
Tidewater
Exasi Boston
Winthrop Junction
Vane
Dbe
Ss Tollows
Land Department Office
Winthrop Dupoiion
Metropolitan Railroad
Beachmont
Banquet and Elections At Boston Homeopathic Society
The annual Boston Homeopathic Medical Society banquet was held at Parker House with over 100 physicians present. Officers elected include President Alonzo Boothby and Vice President H C Walker. Reports highlighted hospital and dispensary work and a new nurses training school.
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Boston Famtly Paibic Medical Society
Parker House
Alonzo Boothby
M. D
H. C.o Walker
M D
F. C Richardson
A. L. Kennedy
Conrad Wesselhocit
BE. Hastings
D. H. Farnsworth
J. D
George B. Peck
The
Rhode Island Homeopathic Medical Society
N. Emmons Paine
New Insane Asylum
Weatboro
N. A. Lewis
Boston
Woodvine
H. C. Clapp
Westboro
M. B
State board of equalization reports tax burdens by county
The 1885 summary shows property value increases over 1884 and bank deposits rising by 1.7 million dollars. It lists county valuations and taxes for Rockingham, Cheshire, Hillsborough and others, with total real and personal estate values and a total taxation figure. The board notes many towns understate inventories and urges residents to ensure taxes are fairly distributed.
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Coxcoxp
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State Board of Equalization
Kendall's Case The Pugilistic Patrolman Held for Grand Jury
In Roxbury Municipal Court William J. Kendall former fourth division patrolman and Henry J. Ellis West End liquor dealer were examined on an assault charge against Patrolman George A. Patterson tenth division. Witnesses including Mrs Patterson and others described the confrontation on December 29 with Patterson assaulted by a revolver butt. Kendall and Ellis bonded $1000 each for the grand jury.
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Roxbury
William J. Kendall
Henry J. Ellis
West End
George A. Patterson
Patterson
Kendall
Ellis
Charles J. Noyes
Kendall End Ilis
Holster
City Board Deliberates as Court Demands Payment
The aldermen met with Mayor Burns presiding while a Superior Court notice demanded $500 payment to Martin Mullen for granite. Kimball reelected city engineer. Parkhurst keeper of lockup. Hayden janitor. A four ballot run for board president yielded no choice. A joint session elected James F. Beard on the fourth ballot to fill Ward 2 vacancy from Cordelia Skinner's resignation.
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Burns
Superior Court
Martin Mullen
George A. Kimball
Melvilie C. Parkhurst
Iockup
William D. Hayden
City Council
Echool
Cordelia B. Skinner
James F. Beard
Marriages Recorded in Somerville and Cambridge Notices
In Somerville on January 16 Rev George W Durell unites Jamez Jones and Annie Greene. In this city on January 18 Rev Ad Gordon joins Robert W Chute and Adam Warden. In this city on January 17 Rev EJ Haynes joins Richard H Kerrin and Ella G Qook. In this city on January 18 Rev George J Prescott weds Thomas T Mason and Mary A Cochrane. At Cambridge January 13 Rev William Apsey unites Seth Newton Gage of Fort Davis Texas and Cora Celia Henderson of Cambridge.
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Jones—Greene
Somerville
George W Durell
Jamez Jones
Annie Greene
Chute
Ad Gordon
Robert W Chute
Adam Warden
Kerrin—Ogok
EJ Haynes
Richard H Kerrin
Ella G Qook
Mason—Cochrane
George J Prescott
Thomas T Mason
Mary A Cochrane
Gage—Hendberson
Cambridge
William Apsey
Seth Newton Gage
Fort Davis
Texas
Cora Celia Henderson
John J Henderson
Obituary notices list multiple late residents by city and date
In this city Jan 18 Joseph J Alves aged 63 CBTS. In this city Jan 19 Mrs Amanda B Caswell. At Dorchester Jan 19 Andrew J Castle aged 49 years 3 days. At Charlestown Jan 17 Martha wife of William Dailey aged 3h years 11 months. At Boston Highlands Jan 19 Mercy G widow of William Kench 34 years 9 months 7 days. At Beachmont Jan 19 Lavinia Crocker aged 79 years 1 month 15 days. In Chelsea Jan 19 Henry O'Neil aged 79 years 11 months.
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Alves
Joseph J Alves
Caswell
Amanda B Caswell
Castle
Dorchester
Andrew J Castle
Dailey
Charlestown
Martha
William Dailey
Kench
Boston
Hichlans
Mercy G
Wiliam Kench
Crocker
Beachmont
Lavinia Crocker
O’neil
Chelsea
Henry O'Neil
Fragmentary Security Holdings Listing
A garbled list shows shares and bonds including Massawippi Valley RR Co Norwich and Worcester BR Co New York New Hampshire Boston Montreal RR pfd Leavenworth Topeka and Southwestern 1912 Eastern PRGs 1922 Chicago Bloomington and Quincy Ta St Louis 6s 1805 United States Hotel Co Newmarket Mfg Co Nashue Mfc Co Concert RR Iowa Falls and Sioux City pfd with amounts like 500 1000 106 1600 70 and 20 shares noted in a trustee order.
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Massawippi Valley
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Norwich
Worcester
New York
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Quincy
St. Louis
Kales
United States Hotel Co
Newmarket Mfg Co
Nashue Mfc Co
Concert RR
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Ishare Atles National Bank Closure Or Merger Noted
A financial listing shows Ishare Atles National Bank with offices at 236 Washington Street Horton and 3 Main Street, indicating a banking firm presence amid regional notices. The fragment references Knights & Co. and Hasid brit in connection with the address set and bank activities.
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BR. Knights & CO
tVashington Street
Horton, Sma
SVS
Main St
Hasid Brit Wereit
Receiver's Sale By Public Auction Details
A receiver announces a public auction on Friday January 29 at 10 am. Items include whiskey gin Madeira sherry wines corn alcohol brandy and other beverages. Household goods include desks scales harnesses wagons buggies carriages and crates of ale casks and empty vessels. Telephone contact 71 1a2its.
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E. R. Morse
Uston M House
Boston
Mass
State Street
L. Saltonstall
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M. J. Creen
Edwin H. Mansfield
William Gordor
A. Hermenway
A. S. Murray
J. Ik. Churchill
Thomas P. Looby
Daniel
Nichols Etut
Plainter
J. E. Cotter
J.F. Colby
Gefors
Rockwell
Lit
George Groshens
Jiell & Co
Nashua
N.H
R. Hamer & Son
Bar Fflarbor
D. F. Orcell
Suffolk County
Mertha C. Wade
George P. Cleaves
Dr. Ox
Collat
Ecasss
Heali Ae Eee
Whart
Beatom Bmiedical Society
Morrimae Sis
Usccnae Evarestee
Ihn
I USA
Beld
Grand Jury
Somerville City Affairs
M. FE. A. CO
Broadway
News York
B. i
Af. Richards & GC
Rcotsr
AEW
Amerios
Wits
Avotuneer Adqune & CO
Woilte
Townser & Tvuatant
Samuel Bunting
Huadelprea
Resztow
Lippingott, Son & OG
Nadeek
Pisiladelphia
GON Mgapaks Anp Thuhsda XR
Boot
Snes
Ajivazoces Wilboanee
MYL
DAY & CS. Sice& Auctionierre
Brethero & Appratistere
Ho. i State St
Mierchanixn’ Exchanges
Boston Stock Exchanza
Stvday
Dan
Pacific Nationas
Pac
AIO
Hdres Abtegton National Bank, Abic.store
Tialone Kk FL
Hicklson Street
Ky Co
Portsmouth
Gt Malis
Conway & BR
Winprome Co
Lamson Store Service Co
New Hempupshire Plumbeago Co
Boston & Lowe
Eikhorn
Mo Val
Rochester
Iny Consolidated Railroad of
Michigan Gentral R
Isim
Air Line
Janvile
Ginev
Consolidated RR of
Jares State of New Boardshire
Francis Hewshaw & CO
SA State Street
Nioom Li
Thlevsone NO
I2m
Hamilton Mfg Co
Don Reston Mfg Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Essex Co
Catalpa Mining Co
Atlantic Cotton Mins
Asiatic National Bank
Union Cattle Co of
Chesye
Mercantile Marine
Leavenwort
Topeka
South Western R & Ia
Consolidated KR of Vermont
Mechanics’ National Bank
Od Colony KR
Salem Gaslight Co
Warren Natl Bank of Peabody
South Danvers National Bank
Asiatic National Bank of
Abington National Bank
Naumkeag National Bank
First National Bank
Mercantile National Bank
Oda Fellows’ Hall Association
Amoskeag Mfg Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Ishare Atles National Bank
Tremont Street
N. and
H. Ff, Asuney
Horatioo Harris & Gr
Austronesia
Commission Boreham To
Valencia
Norseman
Letimbro
Uatania
Messina
Palermo
Sy Albert Howe & CO
Blarket Street
Mrigaton,i
Brighton
Burt
Warren Averme
Albert Howe & CO
Market St
Bowler’s Stable
Friend Street
Kt. J. Lee
Tomorow
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