Boston Local Summary Highlights 1884
There were 161 deaths in Boston last week. The Massachusetts Horticultural Society debated planting shade and shelter trees at its Saturday meeting. John Fiske delivered the tenth American Revolution lecture at Old South. Warren Bridge draw widening to permit larger vessels,完成 in days. George W. Pettes spoke on The History of Cards and Whist at Mercantile Library rooms. James F. Babcock gave an illustrated talk on Pen Ink and Paper at the Y M C A. Bayley estate valued at 344176 34, Bayley partnership 311000. Harriet Reynolds estate totals 73562 07 personal and 11000 real. East Boston dredging machine for Cape Cod canal launched, cost about 100000, dimensions 80 by 36 feet, 47 buckets. Old Colony Railroad Beneficial Assocation fund 3896 01, weekly indemnity raised to 6, (continued) 254 members, 715 60 cash, 909 volumes. Warren Street Chapel annual meeting: committee named. organizational chair and officers listed. Public meeting tonight with Governor Robinson presiding and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Old South Meeting House
John Fiske
Warren Bridge
George W. Pettes
Mercantile Library Association
Tremont and
West Newton Streets
James F. Babcock
Boston
James C. Bayley
Potter, White & Bayley
East Boston
Cape Cod Canal
Old Colony Riilroad Beneficial Association
Warren Street
Warrenton Street
George ©. Richardson
William Endicott
J. Patrick
V. Jackson
James A. Dupee
E. E. Hale
Curtis Guid
Augustus Buss
B.C. Barrows
Anna P. Jackson
Samuel W. Welch
Thomas Hills
J. Thomas Vose
John L. Emmons
George C. Richardson
Samuel Welch
E. R. Butler
Robinson
Hull Yacht Club
Young’s Hotel
Charles A. Perkins
New England Yachting Association
Parker House
Shawmut Boat Club
George Faulkner
Richard Gookin
Sylvester Gookin
Jeremiah Casey
Marshall
Morse
Gilman
Campbell
Baker
Allen
Smith
Yatter
Tay
Eames
Morse Tay
Union Amateur Athletic Club
Institute Building
Fred D. Walsh
Boston Polo Club
M. J. Aginton
South Boston Athletic Club
D and
Silver Streets
The Work of Garroters-Arrests for Forgery and Robbery
A rash of arrests reports include Frank Kormezy for garroting George Doane on Castle street January 23, Edward M. Houghton detained in Providence and brought to Boston on charges of stealing a silk dress from Mrs Hatch and a coat from Henry McDonald, both around January 19. Several other suspects are named for garroting, larceny, and forgery. An infant’s body found at Francis street school morgue is noted. A pension of injuries from an explosion at Hanover street shows two victims recovering. A Fitchburg freight-yard fatality and a window burglary at Chauncy street are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kormezy
George Doane
Castle Street
Edward M. Houghton
Providence
Boston
John ©. Harmon
Chandler Street
John Bohan
No. 1
Litchfield Court
Massachusetts General Hospital
Conley
Blakie
Hanover Street
Adams
Richard Jones
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
City Hospital
Patrick McCool
No. 33
Cross Street
Mecklroy
Johann W. Kohler
I. N. Semple
Hotel Washington
Richard Johnson
Cobasset
Nellie PD. Vaughn
Charles Kehoe
Thacher Street
Charles Young
George Budd
Prince Street
Catherine
Mary Doherty
Mirtha
Mary Dougherty
Northenders
John Mathison
Ernest S. Gay
Washington Street
Charlestown
Iti
Fitchburg
Somerville
Patrick Finneran
Dong Wah
Tremont Street
Ripley
Tenth Division
Francis Street
Roxbury
Charles F. Gallaher
Morgan Sweeney
Merrimac Street
Sweeney
Thomas Cohen
Henchman Street
Commercial
Henchman Streets
Edward A. Perkins
Chauncy Street
H. Arnold & Co
Inquest Finds On Boston and Albany Railroad Deaths
Justice Forsaith cannot determine if proper notice was given of the backing of the train that killed Timothy McCarty a laborer on the Back Bay and killed by a wheel and a fall from a gravel car Justice Churchill finds no fault attached to the corporation in the death of brakeman David Quay who died while shackling cars, January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy McCarty
Boston and Albany Railroad
Back Bay
Justice Forsaith
David Quay
Justice Churchill
New England Weather Forecast Shifts to Easterly Winds
Meteorological indications show generally fair weather for New England with a northerly shift to easterly winds, a falling barometer, and warmer temperatures expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Cold Saturday Morning Across Northern States
A cold morning swept the northwest with readings from 12 to 25 degrees below zero. Chicago reported 12 above at 8 am while Ohio ranged 20 to 35 below, Pennsylvania 10 to 20 below, and Northern New England 20 to 35 below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Chicago
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New England
Weather Summary from Keyport Boston January 27 1883
War Department Signal Service reports unified observations at Keyport Boston and other stations at 11 28 PM January 27 1883 for commerce and agriculture. Telegraphed observations provide synchronized meteorological data across locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiemeral Yweather Keyport
Boston
War Department
United States Army
Beggar Student Evening at Bijou and Other Theatres
Entertainment listings show The Beggar Student at the Bijou with an evening showing, plus Museum Company at Little Park Theatre, Madison Square Theatre Evening, Thatcher Primrose and West at Theatre, Boylston Museum Variety Evening, American Four Consolidated Show at Howard Athen, and Mrs Langtry in A Wife's Peril at Globe Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Er Eee
the Museum Company
Little Park Theatre
Madison Square Theatre Company
Thatcher, Primrose
West— Boylston
Howard Athen
American Four Consolidated
Evening Globe
Mrs. Langtry
Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco
The official closing prices of mining stocks in San Francisco on January 26 show small movements across several mines including Best and Belcher, Gould & Curry, Yukon, Yellow Jacket, Navajo, Sierra Nevada and others with minor percentage changes noted in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Best
Belcher
Eas Gould
Curry
Norcross
Utah
Paercecesse
Spbeeecesea Sone
Yellow Jacket
Bon Perle
Navajo
Cassis Eoenes
Sierra Nevada
Cauheseve
Maine News Briefs Point to Local Turbulence and Tragedy
William Bassett nears press on Richmond history while Bath independents threaten local bosses. Dividends declared at Pepperell and Laconia in Biddeford. 128 Smiths in Biddeford Laco directory hints at 500+ Smiths. Coroner’s verdict cites self-inflicted pistol death of Spaulding. A Mount Vernon farmer dies from a fall. An ox in Madison climbs stairs to hay, girthed seven and a half feet. Col Getchell, ex Bangor officer, dead in Florida. New steam line planned Portland Boothbay Damariscotta Wiscasset to connect with Boston packets. Bath public meeting on standard time to discuss adoption. A Bangorin’ man named Shay dies after drinking Sunrise Oil mistakenly used for kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bassett
Richmond
Bray H. Lunt
Burlington
Bath
Pepperell and Laconia Companies
Biddeford
Laco
John H. Spaulding
Joseph M. Robinson
Mount Vernon
Lewiston Journal
Madison
Edward L. Getchell
Bangor
Jacksonville
Fla
Getchell
Thirty-First Maine Regiment
Portland
Boothbay
Damariscotta
Wiscasset
Portland Steam Packet Company
Boston
Shay
Provinces
Bangor and Viscautaquis
Shirley
Pocket book loss and local incidents in brief
Lake Village man reports a missing pocket book with about 1400 dollars after suspecting a pickpocket. In Nashua a fringe of failed counterfeit attempts occurred Friday, succeeding once. Newport bank details list capital 100000 dollars, surplus 25000 dollars and undivided profits 7190.87 with seven percent stock yield. Exeter awaits a forthcoming Masonic temple funded already. Salmon Falls mill cuts wages effective February 4 by an estimated five to ten percent. A near rail disaster on the Portland and Ogdensburg line Friday night involved a tram crashing into a freight train with no serious injuries. Mrs Caswell of Rye is missing after leaving a note saying she would not return, suspected elopement with a former lover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Whiting
Lake Village
Nashua
First National Bank
Newport
Exeter
Salmon Falls
Vermont
Portland and Ogdensburg
Clarence K. Caswell
Rye
Died buck Draco owned by Spear family in Braintree
The buck Draco owned by J A and V S Spear of Braintree died recently. His fleece weighed 35 pounds last year and he was valued at 1000 dollars. The 17th encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held at Bennington Wednesday and Thursday with a preliminary meeting Wednesday afternoon, followed by the annual banquet and camp fire. Election of officers occurs Thursday morning. The Rutland Herald reports North Bennington cotton mill estate of the late T W Park, now Trevor L Park and F B Jennings, will open as a watch case factory. a New York company and a New Haven watch firm are involved. A hearing before Chancellor Rowell considered sale of Ely and Cornish mining property by Vermont Copper Mining Co and S M Gleason, receiver, due to waste and depreciation and suspensions from pending suits. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
V.S. Spear
Braintree
Grand Army of the Republic
Bennington
Rutland Herald
North Bennington
T. W. Park
Trevor L. Park
F. B. Jennings
New York
New Haven
Ely
Cornish
Milford shoe strike backbone falters as workers clash
Seventy men at Milford two reading factories engaged in the strike. report says the backbone of the stoppage is weakening amid labor unrest. Other notes include a 56 year old insured laborer John Barry killed by a cave-in at Lenox and Alfred Woolfenden’s suicide in South Royalston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Milford
John Barry
Lenox
Alfred Woolfenden
South Royalston
Cottage City
Cape Cod Canal
Franklin
R. Fiorani
Morse
Annie James
Boston and Maine
Haverhill
William J. Heater
Clara J. Wilbur
Newburyport
New Brunswick
Worcester
Bush
Supreme Court
Springfield Rep
Local Tragedies and Naval Update From Newport
James Burns a 35 year old weaver died by his own hand in Lonsdale on Friday. Admiral Reed Worden of the U S Navy lies in critical condition at Newport after a fall. Speedwell and the revenue cutter A 5 Grant have arrived at Newport from cruises. The man believed to be John Lively, killed by a freight train in Providence, is Joseph Burgess of East Providence. A Providence lad Oakley was seriously injured by a powder explosion while firing a small cannon in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burns
Lonsdale
Reed Worden
United States Navy
Newport
United States
Speedwell
Portsmouth
N. H
New York
Grant
John Lively
Boston
Providence
Joseph Burgess
East Providence
Oakley
Rare Fool ish Guillemot spotted in Connecticut river
Dr Daniel Pratt shot a rare Fool ish Guillemot in the river at Old Saybrook last week. It is a duck typical of far north latitudes and will be stuffed. At the Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine company stockholders meeting in Bridgeport on Saturday, directors were elected: Nathaniel Wheeler, William H Perry, N Shipman, S M Buckingham, James S Elton, T A Warren, Henry Russell. At a directors meeting, Nathaniel Wheeler was elected president and William H Perry secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Pratt
Old Saybrook
Connecticut River
Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine Company
Bridgeport
Nathaniel Wheeler
William H. Perry
Hon. N. Shipman
Hartford
S. M. Buckingham
Waterbury
James S. Elton
T. A. Warren
New Haven
Henry
Russell
New York
Skating Carnival Preparations at Institute Rink
Preparations for the skating carnival at the Institute rink are completed with planed decorations and seating for 5,000 spectators. Notable attractions include Prof RK Aginton, Jennie Houghton, and Master Bert Thayer in tricks and evolutions along with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Olympian Rink
RK. J. Aginton
Jennie Houghton
Bert Thayer
Raymond
Social club dinners list Boston leaders and speakers
The Beacon society dined at Vendome with Mayor Martin presiding. Guests included Bruce, Marden, Gen. Nettleton, Hills, Fessenden, Clapp, Richards, Larrabee, Turner, Powers, and others. Speeches on taxation by Klills, then Bruce, Marden, Wyman, Richard, Nettleton, Powers, Crocker. Other clubs met at Parker House and Young's with small attendance. program noted by ex Gov Claflin and Maj Merrill in Mexico account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Society
Vendome
Martin
Society
Bruce
Senate
Marden
House
BE. P. Nettleton
City of
Boston
Thomas Hills
Board of Assessors
Francis Fessenden
Maine
Charles M. Clapp
C. A. Richards
B. F. Larrabee
London
William A. Turner
Samuel L. Powers
Newton
F. O. Dame
E. E. Partridge
J. A. Roberts
August Weil
J. F. Dwinell
EB. BR. Mayer
Thomas Klills
Len
George A. Bruce
George A. Marden
John ©. Wyman
Calvin A. Richard
Gen. Nettleton
Common Council of
George G. Crocker
Loston Club
Parker House
A. W. Beard
Atty
Gen. Sherman
Mexico
Liberal Union
Norfolk
Young’s
Reunions and events announced for Roxbury and Boston area
A long list of social literary and community gatherings is scheduled in Roxbury and nearby Boston venues. highlights include a Roxbury Guards sociable in Bacon hall and a Dudley street opera house entertainment for Metropolitan Mutual Aid, Alpha Delta Phi’s 52nd anniversary dinner at Young's hotel, and a cremation society planning meeting in Rialto building. additional items cover state reform clubs convention in Cambridgeport a Needham paper on Christian Equality at First Reformed Episcopal church and multiple club anniversaries lectures and balls through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Horse Guards
Bacon Hall
Boston Highlands
Metropolitan Mutual Aid Association
Dudley Street Opera House
Alpha Delta Vhi
New England
Young’s Hotel
Rialto Building
Devonshire Street
State Reform Clubs
Temple Hall
Cambridgeport
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth Street
John R. Needham
Lawrence Light Guard
Charlestown
Appalachian Mountain Club
Revere House
Young People’s Literary Association of
First Baptist Church
Cynthia Club
South Boston
Gray’s Hall
Orpheus Musical Society
Parker House
Dudley A. Sargent
Y. M. C. Union
West Newton Street
Henry W. Stratton
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Neponset Baptist Church
Neponset
Henson
Horticultural Hall
Boston Public School
English High School
Montgomery Street
Wood
Chickering Hall
Chickering
Tremont Street
Charlestown High School Association
Monument Hall
Notable deaths of 19th century figures in brief obituary list
Count von Usedorn Jonathan Ellis Joseph A. Halsey Marquis of Hertford Mrs. Mapes Thomas M. Hooker Commodore Ellison Prof. Robinson Ex-Gov. Letcher Nev Wooster Parker S. S. Fisher death notices span diplomats bankers clergy and merchants. Noted lifespans, birthplaces, and career highlights in New York Hartford Belfast Readfield and Maine institutions with the Bennington woollen mills facing closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Usedorn
Jonathan Ellis
Boylston Street
Joseph A. Halsey
Mechanic’s Bank
Newark
N. J
Marquis of Hertford
Alcester
England
James J. Mapes
Mapes
Mary Mapes Dodge
St. Nicholas
New York
Thomas M. Hooker
Thomas Hooker
Hartford
Conn
Hastings house to be removed from Cambridge corner site
An ancient gambrel roofed mansion dating from before the revolution, once Gen Ward’s headquarters and linked to Warren’s fatal ride to Bunker Hill, is slated for removal. Now partly covered by the new law school, the Holmes house will be sacrificed to make way for redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Hastings
Charlestown Road
Kirkland Street
Bunker Hill
Ward
Warren
New
Law School
Holmes
The Italy of Maine Sunset Shines Over Bangor
The Bangor Whig notes a sunset last evening that was gorgeously beautiful, comparing Bangor’s display to Italy and highlighting its vivid colors and clear skies as a standout moment in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor Whig
Bangor
Italy
Manure saving and farming methods praised in New England
A New England farmer with 11 cows and a horse on under nine acres emphasizes efficient manure use. Fowls provide eggs and meat while aiding manure, stable waste is processed by pigs, and absorbents save liquids. Cows are dairy-focused, well-fed, and culled when not meeting milking standards. The piece also covers cheese making, an historic Cheshire apple tree, cider and vinegar tips, strawberry varieties, egg hatching tips, barley germination, a frost proof vegetable house, and notes from 1876 to current wool production with water concerns for egg laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Orange County
Vermont
Delos Hotchkiss
Cheshire
Conn
Northwestern Cider and Vinegar Association
Cumberland Triumph
Manchester
Charles Downing
Sharpless
Daniel Boone
James Vick
Mount Vernon
Hart
Minnesota
Kentucky
Australia
This Day Boots and Shoes and Other Goods Listings
A fragmentary page lists multiple vendors and items with times across January. Names include AS Richards & Co, Lippincott & Son, Horatio Harris & Co, Samuel Bunting's, Johnson Moody & Co, W R McKey Co, J W Bradley & Co, Albert Howe & Co, K L Day & Co, Francis Kenshaw & Co, and KR Knight & Co. Items cover boots and shoes, hats, fruit, stocks, real estate, and Chinese exhibits, with times from 10 AM to 3 PM and dates Jan 21 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots and Shoes
New York
Richards & Co
Philadelphia
Lippincott & Son
Horatio Harris & Co
Johnson, Moody & Co
Samuel Bunting
W R McKey Co
J W Bradley & Co
Albert Howe & Co
K L Day & Co
Francis Kenshaw & Co
Knight & Co
Leonard & Co
Henderson Bros and Others Maritime Listing Jan 1849
A dense OCR of shipping agent entries lists Henderson Bros and many firms with vessels and routes from Liverpool to Naples Hamburg and beyond. Dates range January 9 to February 16, names include P H Du Vernet Warren & Co Seager Bros and more, with ports London Liverpool Glasgow Hull Napoli and Bremen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italia
Leghorn
Dee
Henderson Bros Reg CE
Palermo
Henderson Bros
Hosario
Hull
Dan
Geo W Preston
Alexandia
Genoa
Henderson Bros Marathon
Eeverpool
P H du Vernet
Newcastle City
London
Brigham & Co
Istrian
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln MisSouis
Vase Daverpool
Warren & Co Trimactia
Naples
New York
Tessel
Rio Janeiro
Busk & Jevons
Denmark
J Hurst Zaandan
Amsterdam
Funen, Edge & Co
Grecian Monarch
Patton,Wicks & Co
Pavonia
W H Brown & Co Boc
Edicyee
R J Corts Gebert
Hamburg
Kuhnhardt & Co Alene
e.Carthagena
Pim,Forwood & Co Antillag
Sassoes
Pim
Porwood & Co
City of Berlin
Loman
Furnessia
Glaszow
State of
Williams
Uion Donau
Bremen
Qelrichs
Go Wongd Sos Csies
W Jhurst
Rotterdam
Funch
Edge & Co
Kunhardt & Co Schiedam
Rhactia
Creigbiticls
Isssccmi
Chieesasss
Lombard
Sas
Gulf of Suez
Melbourne
Pickering & Co Southwood
Sas Notting Hill
Seager Bros Valencia
Laguayra
Boulton,b& Dallett Caledonia
Henderson Bros Australia
Marseilles
Santo Domingo
St Domingo
W P Clyde & Co
City of
Qelrichs & Co
City of Puebla
Vera Cruz
F Alexandre & Sons Britannic
RJ Curtis Newport
Havana
J E Ward & Co
Chateau Lafite
Bordeaux
Finch, Edge & Co
Belgravia
Glasgow
Henderson Bros State of Nebraska
A Baldwin & Co St Laurent
Havre
Louis de Bebian
Richmond Hill
Seager Bros Leerdam
Finch,Edge & Co
Wyoming
Wiliams & Guion Reliance
U S & B Mail
Gallia Vapisesy
W H Brown & Co
Boston
Bahem & Co
Warren & Co
H& A Allan Marathon
Newcastle
Missouri
Kansas
Warren & Co Samaria
Sesevere
P H du Vernet Wame
Durham City
Alvo
Prince
Forwood & Co Amethyst
J de Rivera & Co
Tower Hill
Seager Bros Arizona
Wlliams & Guion Labrador
Uverricks & Co
Scholten
Funch, Edge & Co
Merida
Alexandre & Sons Westphalia
Kunhardt & Co
State of Georgia
Baldwin & Co Landaff
Bristol
Arkell & Douglass Partic
RJ Curtis Sartiago
Nassau, &E
Cha’n Margaux
Kunch,Edge & Co Polaria
Seager Bros City of
Berlin
G Dale Besse
Busk & Jevons Abyssinia
Williams & Guion St Simon
Havré
Louis de Bebian Pavonia
H Brown & Co Wyoming
Williams & Guion Gallia
Brown & Co Nevana
Williams & Guion Scythia
H Brown & Co
Shipping Movements In Transatlantic Lane Report
On January 19 to 27 multiple vessels including the bark Korsfarer from New York to Crookhaven and the steamer Venetian from Boston to Liverpool were recorded passing or arriving. Balgownie from Charleston and the steamer Germanic from New York reached Liverpool and Queenstown respectively, with the E B Sutton bound for San Francisco and the Wyoming sailing for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
San Francisco
Sandwich Islands
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
City of Sydney
Boston
Bescamte
J H Masters
Crossley
New Otk
Island
New Ork
Corunna
Korsfarer
Olsan
New York
Crookhaven
Liverpool
Dungeness
Skantze
Savannah
Hamburg
Balgownie
Jensen
Charleston
Germanic
Queenstown
E B Sutton
Carter
Wyoming
Aspinwall
R W Meeser
Fisher
Frederika Schepp
Cassidy
Elena
Albino
Ship Island
Callao
Tin Port
Ida Lily
Eastman
Hampton Roads
Jessie Osborne
Leahy
United Kingdom
Birnam Wood
Gregory
Continent
Emblem. Roberts,Inc
Monrovia
Moore
Isark Eidern
United
Locke
Disg
Surinam
Sadie Willcutt
Jackson
St Pierre Mart
Joshua S Bragdon
Chase
St John NB
Elizabeth de Hart
McIntyre
Portland
Carnie B.whelpley
Vineyard Haven
Fishermen Vessels Off Portsmouth At Wharves
Sixteen fishing vessels from Portsmouth lay at the wharves on Friday afternoon. About 60,000 lus of fish were received that day and brought good prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Maritime Movements Reported for Aberystwith Castle and Nereus
Ship Aberystwith Castle sails from Liverpool for Honolulu on Nov 19 under Captain Harris. From San Francisco, Nereus departed for Glasgow on Nov 23 under Captain Granger. Coordinates noted: Aberystwith 55 28 South 64 55 West. Nereus 56 37 South 72 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberystwith Castle
Harris
Liverpool
Honolulu
Lon
Nereus
Granger
San Francisco
Glasgow
Edward O Gorman Named Keeper at Duxbury Light
Plymouth Mass Jan 26 Edward O Gorman of Yarmouth Mass lately assistant keeper at Boston light has been appointed keeper of Duxbury light in this harbor Queenstown Jan 27 The steamer Gallia sailed today for New York She took two of the Germanic s passengers the remainder will sail on the 29th in the steamer Republic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Edward O'Gorman
Yarmouth
Boston
Duxbury
Queenstown
New York
Republc
Latona
Lorentzen
Pensacola
Amsterdam
Havana
Ariel
St John
Beverly Bar
Antwerp
Washington
Heligoland
North Sea
John S Detwiler
Matthews
Philadelphia
Savannah
Delaware Bay
London
Missley Hall
Lyons
Calcutta
Mauritius
Nymphaea
Baltimore
Shields
Craichill Channel
Latrobe
Rockland
Lewiston
Eggemaggin
Albert C Paige
Haley
Charleston
Dam Neck Station
Washwoods
John H Cross
New Bedford
Jon
Apalachicola
Carrie E Picering
Marshall
John Hopkins
Lerch
Ivanhoe
Fyfe
Kingston
Conquest
Bearse
OB Stillman
Brotherton
Rio Janeiro
Icis Kate B Ogden
Newbury
Helen A Chase
Bunkers
William O Snow
Handy
Portland
Martie A Homes
Fisher
Portsmouth
William Lorman Roberts
Bray
Elwood Harlow
King
Hugo
Romanby
Altai
Schs
Lookout
Centennial
Anna L Mulford
Wm Lorman Roberts
George Aery
Wm O Snow
Martie A Holmes
Karo
Beaufort SC
W B Steelman
Higbie
Newark
Bucksville SC
Nellie Fioyd
Johnson
Georgetown
Bermuda Hundred
Godfrey
Anders Dedekam
Larsen
Riga
Ponema
Heyburn
Liverpool
Virginia
Coosaw
Thorn Holme
Holmes
Staincliffe
Gill
Agricola
Newport
Isden
St Helena Sound
Gehin
Cape Henry
Mentmore
Nova Scotian
Parien
Plutarch
Knudsen
Kingslyn
Galvveston
Matthansa
Havrebrig
Alphonsine
James Mallory
Truith
Hyannis
Leonora
D M Anthony
D Walker
Jacksonville
Palatka
Belfast
Hattie Darling
Pearce
Harbor Island
City of
Stillwell
Falmouth
Mobile
Florence Rogers
Demerara
Hampton Roads
Park Harkaway
Cadiz
Newport News Va
W A Tuck
Taylor
Richmond
Boaz
La—e Campbell
Franklin
J K Shaw
Osborn
Manhattan
Stevens
Addie F Cole
Uale
Providence
David G Floyd
Clifford
Lower
Dixon
Wallace
Merri
Mackey
Millie Trim
Barbour
Baltic
Bease
Denmark
Tyson
Horrox
Edess
Santiago
Colton
Cienfuegos
St Jago
Nassau
Solario
Charlottetown
Pei
McRae
Maceio
Nellie Shaw
Machias
Dinsmore
Gonaives
Logwood
Kunhardt & Co
Cayenne
Simpson
Eastport
Eleanora
Mott
Bucksville
Rhein
Winter
Bremen
Ric Marina
Springwood
Forbes
Derby
Fortmann
Elizabeth Winslow
Locke
Cardenas
Abadina
Spangle
Clara
Goodrich
Pray
Cypromene
Robertson
Tallahassee
New Orleans
Alpin
Santa Marthas
Gut Stream
Hull
Springweed
Natant
Havre
Waldina
Icis Maria
Fortune Bsy
Wanbeck
Carrie Walker
S J Gilmore
Edwin J Palmer
Senator
Nereus
Waesland
Nickels
Hermann
Myer
Cornwall
Brown
Bristol
Greece
Sumner
Barracouta
Evans
St Pierre
Mart
San Marcos
Purrows
Galveston
Chalmette
Read
Nacooche
Kempton
City of Columbia
Woodhull
Stanmore
Deveraux
Swansea
Geo W
Granfos Thomsen
Aashuas
Olinda
Oporto
San Lorence
Schi Setaguwa
Rogers
Aspinwall
J Lee
Smith
Nesbit
Cowen
Matanzas
Yates
Freeman
Rachael Jane
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A fragmented OCR list catalogs several firms and their cities including Whaley and Mixey in Adrian Michigan, Campbell brothers in Barnesville Ohio, Grotjan in Chicago, Mantonya in Chicago, Putnam in Chicago, Smith in Chicago, Shay in Ada and Springfield, Ehrrich in Maryland, Mayhew in Grand Rapids, Borches in Knoxville, Ross in Lexington, Lancaster in Lexington, Schuiton in Louisville, Yerry in Philadelphia, Watson in Sprinefield, Chase in Arm ropeka Kansas, Thomas in West Union Iowa, and Thomas in Yo.
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Barnesville
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Knoxville
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McNulty, Borches
Lillard & Co
Lexington
P Ross
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Lancaster
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Schuiten & Go
Philadelphia
Varied Boston Business Directory Items including Lamps and Tools
A rough directory listing promoting J. W. Waldron & Bro carriage lamps at 0 Sudbury Street, Ardwak Builders Supplies and Carpentry Tools with large stock and low prices at 77 Dock Square, plus Mattresses, old furniture, and upholstery exchange across several shops. Also Phinney Camden stock of spirit levels and telescopic plumb levels at 65 Haverhill Street, and multiple steam laundry services around Cambridgeport and Dudley Street.
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James
Winal & Co
Dock Square
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