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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1883

Page

4

Local Charity Aid and City Health Initiatives

Residents applying for aid through Mrs. Erica May and daughter Bella must consult the Associated Charities before receiving assistance. Baltimore steamship passengers arriving at quarantine will be vaccinated to curb smallpox. Trinity church tower tops were removed due to tile durability. Hull Yacht Club held its second annual dinner at Young’s hotel with 80 members. post dinner events featured speeches and reminiscences, while ward 16 Day nursery secures a room and committee to manage operations. Monday lectures by Mr Joseph Cook covered missions in India China and Japan and German philosophy.

Frederica May Bella Sun Court Street Associated Charities Charity Building Baltimore Trinity Church Hull Yacht Club Young's Hotel Joseph Cook Christian Missions India China Japan Zonner

Obituary notices of multiple prominent figures from New England

A list of obituaries dated around January, listing Alfred Gr Woodward a Lowell clothing dealer, Hon Lewis Seelye ex-congressman from Rochester NY, Matthew C Pratt of M C Pratt Co Lowell, Gearfield Learned previously noted in the Post, William A Vaughan longtime Portsmouth resident, George D Taylor Waltham contractor, John H Dacey Somerville political worker, the wife of President Henry A Whitney of the Boston and Providence railroad, Dr Robert W Landis hermit of Louisville, Henry T Morgan NY banker, Josiah L James Portsmouth grain merchant, Charles E Fowler former New Haven city engineer, and Francis M Trowbridge Newton official, with ages and brief notes on survivors where stated.

Alfred Gr. Woodward Lowell Lewis Seelye Congress Rochester N. Y Matthew C. Pratt M.C. Pratt & Co Gearfield Learned West Newton William A. Vaughan Portsmouth N. H George D. Taylor Waltham John H. Dacey Somerville Henry A. Whitney Boston and Providence Railroad Milton William Lawrence Robert W. Landis Louisville Philadelphia Henry T. Morgan New York Connecticut Josiah L. James Raymond Rockingham County Charles E. Fowler New Haven Conn Grand Army of the Republic Baltimore George Appold Foster Providence Allegheny Hallett Boston T K. Welden Baldrey Port Spain Die Aie Smith San Andreas Hooper Charleston McClellan Vindolana Stewart Londonderry Giuseppe Masone Merello Westport Sir Joseph M Hayes McFarland Galveston Peppino Mignano Martino Catania Port Royal Oskar Schybeeen Havre United Kingdom Julius Pellica Otto Schs Nettie Champion Shaw Priscilla Scribner Freeman South Amboy Cape Henry Mentmore Liverpool Fel Benjamin Haskell Havana George B Douglass Anderson Ruatan Sandemamien Emerson Ghent Delaware Winnett Ricardo Barros Newton Baracoa City of Atlanta Lockwood Equator Hinckley MB Bramhall Bessie Whiting Dayton Savannah Fortress Monroe Freese Bremen Newport News Gliper Marcussen Richmond Yevestoam John Shay Mason New Otk Whitney Hoxie Morgan City New Orleans Speranza Gundersen San Marcos New Chancellor Barbadoes Embla McKenzie Montevideo Port Eads Jose Fever Bautista Vera Cruz Joseph P Macheca Kingston Jamaica Puerto Requerio Yzacuerre Violet Storm Cardiff Billow Darnell Catalan Munecas Concordia Smith Rio Janeiro Milanese Gracia Wanderer Belize Regulas Krageroe William Kennedy Parker Believer Planas Aaexell Carthasena Port Simon Cecal Norfolk Swhs Standard Bennett Kennebec Addie Schlaefer Deacon Maria Pearson Arey Kate McClintock Maxwell Ringdove Hickman Barcelona Baltic Parsell Queenstown Nevada Bremner Alpin Aquire State of Texas Risk Key West Lone Star Quick Old Dominion Johannes Stover Bi Rabboni Coombs St Martins Catawamteak Kennedy Anguilla Saratoga Boston City Swansea Ludgate Iil London Idaho Richardson Cardenas Florence Leland Adams Brunswick Louis Bucks Jacksonville Rihardson Gardenas F Crockett Sirius Angers Brazilian Titania Glasgow Eleanora Bragg Portland Sophie Augusta Genoa Falmouth Bilboa Lalla Amsterdam Ransom Auckland William Douglass St Johns Ellen ‘Tobin Lewis Ehrman Fernandina Annie Lee Hell Gate Eaton Swain Port Johnson A G Cranmer van Gilder New Bedford Air Albatross Fish Florence Randall Randall United States Revenue Samuel Dexter Julia A Tate Crowley Pensacola Amalia Morck Bristol Hip Snares Osborne Hasland Limerick Tangier Do Fordo Woodburn Hull Mediterranean Oreb Campiano Hamburg Yordo Para Lipsett Demerara F .E Spinner Lee Berks, Ritson Annie D Merritt Karacoa Carondelet Hines Doris Hwi Sels Freddie Walter Young Virginia Lizzie M Dunn Lemuel Hall Tripp Blackstone Kent West Point Catharine Whiting Briggs Electra Griffn Franconia Lawrence McKenzie Fuew Wentworth Blake Lynn Kimball North Boothbay Robert Woodruff Lewis Wiscasset Martha D McLain Doughty Cash’s Bank Cyrena Aim Cushing Lettie S Reed Georgie Willard Do. E Kate M Hilton Johnson Roger Crary Nestorian Force Netley Loudon Carrie Eg Park Wenos Ates Salem Charlie F Mayo King Tangier

Numerous Society Events Planned Across Boston Area

John A. Andrew post No 15 dinner set for Feb 21 at United States hotel. Comus fancy dress hall to be held Feb 20 at Mechanics building. Jewel lodge social at Palladio hall Roxbury on Feb 16, calico party lasting until 1 am. Unity Literary club event Feb 16 in Church of the Unity vestry. Union Athletic club Winter games at Olympian club rink with entries closing Wed. Boston Yacht club annual meeting at Parker House Feb x 4 pm. British Charitable Society quarterly meeting at Young's hotel next Thu. Honorary membership proposals include Sir Moses Montefiore Gart of London. A testimonial for Mrs C F Milliken at Berkeley hall next Wed eve.

John A. Andrew United States Church of the Unity Union Athletic Club Olympian Club Boston Yacht Club Parker House British Charitable Society Young's Hotel Moses Monteéliore Gart London Eng C.F. Milliken Berkeley Hall

Indications of New England Weather Shift

Weather bulletin notes partly cloudy skies across New England with occasional rain or snow. Northerly winds shift to easterly, temperatures and pressure stationary or rising.

New England

Weather Bulletin Describes Regional Barometer and Wind Shifts

Special Weather Bulletin notes barometer low in Northwest and high in Rockies. Rain or snow across Atlantic coast with occasional Lake region and Northwest snow. Northeasterly winds in Middle states and New England, northwesterly in South states and Missouri Valley, mostly southerly elsewhere. Temperature falls on Atlantic coast, rises elsewhere. Northerly in region east of the Rocky Mountains.

Rocky Mountain Atlantic Coast Lake Region Middle States New England South States Missouri Valley Rocky Mountains

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Exhibit Promises Steady Dividends

The 55th annual exhibit of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia draws insurer attention as dividends rise yearly. Economical management and a large general surplus secure the company as it enters its 36th year under favorable auspices. Seek reliable life insurance with this company.

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Philadelphia

Election Day A Legal Holiday In Legislature Debates

In the senate on Monday a petition urged a constitutional amendment to ban alcohol as a beverage. Other measures include reviving Newton mills charter and expanding the Roxbury home for aged women, with financial limits. A bill to raise Boston and Colorado Smelting stock awaits third reading alongside social statistics and street reservations. A historic note recalls a 1728 church bell gift and its London recast before the new Boston church house.

Senate Johnson Worcester Bainbridge Hayward McFarlin Plymouth Committee On Cities Newton Mills Corporation Gilmore Essex Committee On Public Charitable Institutions Childrens’ Home Roxbury Boston Colorado Commonwealth Charles H. Allen Middlesex Washington and Tremont Streets Committee On Election Laws Hoverton Galvin Suffolk

Petition Drive for Reforms and Public Works in Hose

A long list of petitions favors to authorize early bells by manufacturing firms, woman suffrage, church and rail interests, and city measures. State finances show receipts and expenditures, debt, and tax data. discuss sinking funds, railroad investments, and possible sales.

Massachusetts Bible Society Adams Express Company James H. Newcomb Orleans Old Colony Boston Alfred M. Whipple Troy Greenfield J. F. Leverin J. B. Hagar

Notable Boston Social Roundup and Departures

Hon Francis Childs of Charlestown takes a pleasure trip to Washington. George Washington Warren is seriously ill on Beacon Street. Ex-Alderman Clinton White ill at home. Gov Hendricks reportedly recovering in Indianapolis. Rev A K Potter may join Dudley Street Baptist as pastor. Mr Nahmn Capen, 30, bought a Knights Templar ticket and will wear past commander regalia. Horace B Dunbar left Nantasket Beach to be chief cook at Gibson House Cincinnati. Rev S S Hughson resigns from El Street Church, effective April, with regrets. Cunard Bothnia lists cabin passengers from New York. Miss Marion E K Frothingham married Henry A Hall at Hotel Vendome. they'll tour the South.

Francis Childs Charlestown Washington George Washington Warren Beacon Street Clinton ‘White Indianapolis Gov. Hendricks A. K. Potter Spiga Dudley Street Baptist Church Nahwmn Capen Dorchester Knights Templar Capen Boston Commandery Horace B. Dunbar Nantasket House Nantasket Beach Clark’s Boston Gibson House Cincinnati Hughson el Street South Boston Orthodox Cunard Steamship Bothnia New York Marion Emerson G. H. Rule N. A. Bradshaw W. C. Bush John Fiske T. C. Hollander Hotel Vendome Marion EK Frothingham Henry A. Hall Edward A. Horton

Bell origin debate sparks old South church tale

Correspondence from the Portland Transcript discusses a Boston Old South church bell that allegedly came from Biddeford England and was sold to pay freight. The writer, citing inscriptions, notes the Biddeford bell was cast in 1810 and questions the date of origin and town incorporation in 1718. The 1670 site and 1728 building dates of the meeting house are referenced.

Portland Transcript Stax Old South Church Boston Biddeford Eng First Congregational Church Old South Parish Biddéforg Devonshire Historic Genealogical Register

The Redemption at Boston with Handel and Haydn Society

The Handel and Haydn Society opened its season Monday with Gounod’s The Redemption, presenting both vocal and orchestral scores led by conductor Carl Zerrahn. The performance, sold out and highly praised, featured soloists Aline Osgood, Sarah Fisher, Emily Winant, William J. Winch, and John F. Winch, with strong chorus support and notable orchestration enhancing the sacred oratorio.

Handel and Haydn Society Theodore Thomas Aline Osgood Sarah &. Fisher Emily Winant William J. Winch John F. Winch Franz Rammertz Carl Zerrahn B. J. Lang Listemann Calvary Jesus Rammertz Miss Fisher Miss Winant Mary Mrs. Osgood Zerrahn Tlow Mazeppa the Howard Fanny Louise Buckingham Howard Athenaeum Mr. Radcliffe Abder Khan Annie Proctor Olinska Edith Cumming Jemila Ward DeBar Brothers Hanson MacVeigh Mule Irene Mons Delmer Jackleys Supers Jackiey

The New Boat House Plans and Town Outlook

A Dedham Boat club panel approved plans for an 85 by 32 foot boat house on Park avenue near Ames street. Land purchased from Henry White fronts 125 feet, with a floating wharf toward Ames street and three water gates. Cost estimated at 2500 dollars. club intends a Feb fair at Memorial Hall to raise funds. Also notes a bright business outlook with railroad depot plans, new city blocks, and real estate activity. An officer sued for false imprisonment is discussed, plus local items on a panther sighting and Cambridge aldermanic actions.

Dedham Boat Club Henry White Park Avenue Ames Street Spring Park Avenues Memorial Hall New York and New England Railroad Corporation Church and Norfolk Streets Boston

Glass Veneer Opens New Boston Industry for Interiors

A Boston firm at 167 Tremont street markets glass veneers that imitate wood stone and marble at low cost. Invented by Budd the process uses chemically prepared colors fused by heat to create indelible durable surfaces backed by enamel. Veenered panels ceilings and furniture are shown at the office with samples including a two year outdoor panel.

Glass Veneer Company Tremont Street Budd Kilby Street Parker House Quincy House Washington Street Cornhill Court Columbus Avenue J. Willard Rice Auburndale P. J. Everett Swampscott New York Chicago

Massachusetts News Roundup Highlights Local Tragedies and Developments

A Springfield girl dies from burns lighting a fire while Leonard’s Taunton death is ruled suicide. Springfield man Charles Vinton ends his life, with insanity cited as inherited. A Berlin panther rumor unsettles Canton children. Elderly Mrs. Whipple near destitution aided by Canton. Fall River stockholders approve a new 35,000 to 40,000 spindle mill on fire‑scarred site. Lowell disturbance at Hill’s block ends with a near‑hit on Hosea Hil. Fall River investigates longer council terms and raises police pay. liquor license case rejects land sale evasion as a workaround.

A. T James Floods Springfield Leonard Taunton Charles FE. Vinton Berlin Whipple Canton Boundary Line Canton Fall River Hill’s Middlesex Street Lowell Hosea B. Hil Lizzie Slagoon Hill

Convicted man suffers first whipping under new act

Charles Foote, colored, was convicted in Baltimore for brutal spousal beating. After his term ended Monday, he received seven lashes from a deputy sheriff inside the jail, the first whipping under the new act.

Charles Foote Baltimore Laurens County D. C David Clark Okmmas Mich Richmond Libby Prison Mayo Tobacco Factory Stockhouse Butler Dutch Gap Norfolk New England New Orleans

Business Troubles Reported at Boston Creditors Meeting

At a creditors meeting for Joseph Roffe of Boston liabilities are about 13 165 10 with assets around 29 491 26. A 20 cent on the dollar offer was discussed. Local firms McNelley Bakers and other Boston concerns suspended. Jesse Worder of Quincy and George Proctor of Gorham show failures with limited dividends expected. A Pilon & Co of Montreal failed for 500 000. Mohr Mohr of Cincinnati, a major whiskey distiller, also listed as in trouble.

Joseph Roffe Eliot Street Boston Roffe John E. & R. R. McNelley Bakers Leverett Street Lincoln Street Beach Street Jesse P. Worder Painter Quincy Mass George M. Proctor Gorham A. Pilon & Co Montreal Mohr & Mohr Company Cincinnati

Portland Boys Lost At Sea On Ice Bay

Three Portland youths ventured onto the bay ice Saturday with fears rising for the boy who did not return Arthur Thomas aged 2 son of Charles K E Thomas stable keeper on Munjoy Hill is missing. Alva P. Mears of Washington was arrested at Rockland and bound over on charges of attempting to shoot Dr G W Gammon in the office of Lawyer Staples.

Portland Arthur Thomas Charles KE. Thomas Munjoy Hill Alva P. Mears Washington Rockland G. W. Gammon Staples Mears Gammon Joseph Bolduc Maine Norris Cutler, Eddy & Co Bradley

Resignation at South Parish Church in Portsmouth

At a Monday meeting of the South Parish Unitarian Church in Portsmouth the resignation of Rev. James De Normandie, serving over 26 years, was accepted to take effect February 11 with his farewell sermon. Separately, Portsmouth navy yard workers discuss Secretary Chandler’s order appointing James Reed of Dover as boiler maker on the tug Leyden at 350 a month with 30 cents daily rations and onboard quarters.

Portsmouth James de Normandie de Normandie Portsmouth Navy Yard Chandler James Reed Dover Leyden Libbey George F. Nute Jacob WH. Twombly Charles J. Morrill Hiram F. Snow John W. Burnham David E. D. Frost Callahan Lynch Melloon, Jr Portland William Randlett Richmond

Steamer and sailing news from coastal ports

Steamer Virginian and General Roberts report strong westerly gales on passage to multiple ports. Various ships laden with merchandise and passengers, including mdise and cargo, arrive and depart from Boston, New York, and nearby harbors. Coastal notices mention weather, towing, and inshore traffic with several vessels listed.

Virginian Fill Liverpool Thayer & Lincoln General Roberts Geach Cienfuegos KF Arkhus & Co Burgess & Sons Dominion Blauvelt Yarmouth JG Hall & Co City of Columbus Wright Savannah FW Nickerson & Co Sinataer Norman Nickerson Philadelphia FE Sampson Whitney Hallett New York Zulu Powell Surinam Dee J van Praag & Co Hoob-I-Noor Spearwater Lunenburg Monticello Saunders Yannouth William F

Bark Mennard Sold to Sherman for Whaling Duty

Bark Mennard of New Bedford, 273 tons, has been purchased by Capt James H Sherman, late of bark Canton, and Elijah Gafford, to be commanded by Sherman and continued in the whaling business.

Mennard New Bedford James H Sherman Canton Elijah Gafford Sherman Allentown Philadelphia Opailer Mats Paw Revere New York Miego Yokohama Mermaid Hirjah Gifford Sih Adam Kennedy Rockport New Orleans Rockland St John Sarah Bliss Island Keelson Musquash Niggerhead Minas Basin Sir Frank W Salmon River Boston San Francisco Richard Iit Raglan Castle Steamner Main Ger Heimbruck Bremen Norfolk Resolute HW Foster

Maritime Notices From Baltic to Atlantic Sailings

A spoken report lists vessels traveling US and European routes. Bark Vineta from New York to Rangoon with Berets departed Dee 2 at lat 1 North lon 26 West. Austrian brig Adler with letters HBGJ noted Jan 21 at lat 24 54 North lon 82 45 West. Sir Charles E Morrison from Baltimore bound for Havana departed Jan 19 at lat 33 11 North lon 73.17 West.

Bark Vineta Ger Berets New York Rangoon Lon HBGJ Adler Charles E Morrison Suarth Baltimore Havana Merchants’ Exchange Brigtol Gloucester City Newark Cienfuegos Ambrose Light Betcher Carthagena Cardenas Eliza Oulton Starkey Troon Jonathan Weir Edgett Liverpool Aliie Burnham Baxter Philadelphia M A Reed Nash Aquadule Lydia Satille Castalia Newark Anita Berwind McBride Newport Esch C A Coulomb Norwood Richmond Gulnare Ae Te Cardiff Helen Sands Norton Fannie H Loving Soule Lilian Strout Helen O Phinney Sylvester Golconda Hull Kildonan O’brien Trora Port Caledonia Teneriffe Tracy Schs Henry Waddington Magee James Boyce, Jr Duncan Alexandria Havre Sunbeam New Orlans Briscoe Mae Anzanilia Mary Celeste di Sna Minnie Abbie Plummer

Seaman William Whittaker Dies of Smallpox in Providence

William Whittaker aged 33 a seaman who arrived in Providence on the steamer George Appold from Baltimore last week died of small pox at the pest house on Monday morning.

William Whittaker Providence George Appold Baltimore

Laborer Fatally Injured By Mail Car At New Haven Depot

Patrick Fanninga, a laborer on the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad, was run over Monday at the New Haven depot by a mail car backing onto a side track where he worked. His left leg was cut off, shoulder bone broken, and internal injuries sustained. He died about an hour later.

Patrick Fanninga New York, New Haven and Hartford New Haven

Whistling buoy replaced and new beacon noted at Marseilles port

From US General Lighthouse Depot notice January 27 1888 Lighthouse Inspector reports replacement of the sunk whistling buoy marking Gedner's Chapel entrance New York Lower Bay and a wooden beacon placed on the outer jetty at Marseilles port elevates 48 feet with two rectangular pyramids joined bases and two perpendicular sheet iron rings topped by a weather vane painted red Capt Ingraham aboard the Katahdin confirms Boon Island whistling buoy missing from its station.

US General Lighthouse Depot Ofice of Tompkinsvinnz Ingraham Boon Island

Icebound Steamer Katahdin Cleared for Passage

Bangor Maine January 27 steamship Katahdin moved through ice below Backsport yesterday afternoon and cleared a path for ongoing passage. A cargo jettison from steamer Alpin was washed ashore 20 to 30 miles down Green Run Maryland beach. Harbor ice now clear January 29 allowing sailing vessels to resume full operations and the Nolas completed daily Newport trips last week.

Bangor Katahdin Backsport Alpin Green Run Horace R Sturgis J M Haynes Wiscasset Galveston New York Wickford Nolas Newport

Ice and crime flood a Boston town report

The report recaps multiple injuries from icy streets including Thomas Barry struck on Commercial street and Hon E C Bailey collapsing on School street. It notes Dr Charles J Blood’s capture in Philadelphia for swindling and bail set at five thousand dollars. It also covers larceny of stocks from George C Needham, recoveries of stolen articles, and several man and boy injuries from falls and a knife assault in Roxbury and South Boston with hospitalizations noted.

Thomas Barry Allen Line Commercial Street Philadelphia Charles J. Blood Charles Street Edward Dennison George C. Needham Peabody E. C. Bailey School Street Thomas Kelly Taylor Street Forest Street Roxbury City Hospital John Hiickey John Conry John Duncan Sweet Street John Campbell Stanhope Place Lincoln Street United States Hotel

14 year old girl arraigned in South Boston court

Catherine Elizabeth Wessels, 14, who shot Henry Fasshauer, appeared in juvenile court in South Boston. John A. Wessels and Mrs Fasshauer testified as presented. defense offered no evidence. She was held for $2000 for grand jury. Fasshauer’s condition improved, regained consciousness, and doctors thought the ball may have deflected before entering the brain.

Catherine Elizabeth Wessels Henry Fassehauer South Boston John A. Wessels Henry Fasshaur

Annual Meetings Elect Boston Roxbury Mill Directors

At the annual meeting of the Boston and Roxbury Mill corporation the following were elected directors Charles H. Parker William W. Tucker Samuel G. Snelling William S. Whitwell William F. Matchett W. C. Cabot es Thorndike clerk John A. Bennett At the annual meeting of the Maverick Wharf company the following directors were elected J Thomas Vose John S Weeks John J Pickering John J Cilley and Edward D Harlow and Edward D Harlow was re elected treasurer.

Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation Charles H. Parker William W. Tucker Samuel G. Snelling William S. Whitwell William F. Matchett W. C. Cabot Es Thorndike John A. Bennett Maverick Wharf Company J. Thomas Vose John S. Weeks John J. Pickering John J. Cilley Edward D. Harlow

Cost of living compared Cincinnati and New York items

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette lists prices for food items such as porterhouse steaks sirloin steaks rib roasts common bacon ham sugar cured ham chuck beefsteaks wild ducks prairie chickens dressed turkeys and other goods with price figures suggesting a comparison to New York City. The data appears as fragmented OCR values with multiple decimals and symbols.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette City New York Cincinnati Beumon Oaks

Matis Close at Boston Post Office and Europe Sailings

European sea routes from New York listed with visiting steamers Queenstown Liverpool Brest Havre and Bremen bound for Europe Scotland Germany and the Continent. Specific departures include France Alaska and Rhein with dates in January February and supplementary Trans Pacific services to the Sandwich and Fiji Islands via Sydney.

Scotland Glasgow Anchoria New York Europe Southampton Bremen Rhein Queenstown Liverpool Samaria Boston Tory

Wrecks and Disasters Reported Across Atlantic and Caribbean

Multiple vessels ashore or wrecked including the Norwegian bark Adelgunade at Fleetwood and vessel Arzilla among Scilly Island debris. Ships Albion and Archimedes arrive with minor damage, crews saved. Tales of steamers and barks reaching ports such as Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, and Halifax with losses of sails, rudders, or cargo amid heavy weather and fog. regulatory notes from London and Boston ports, with several ships reported ashore or abandoned and later secured.

Adelgunade Fleetwood Bahia Archimedes Liverpool Lisbon Wapiti Portland Montevideo Sir Louisa Frazier Charleston Philadelphia Delaware City Cyprus Middlesborouge Yokohama Hong Kong London Scilly Islands Arzilla Doherty Cardiff Argo Humble New York Queenstown Ballycotton Ireland St Johns JA Chapman Gloucester Baldwin Port Au Basque Palmer Swayne Demerara Dela Ware Boston Halifax Richard Hutchinson St John G W Wolff Belfast Quebec Edith Gedden Jamaica Mattie Bruion Excelsior Hawthorn New Orleans Plassey Hyth Teneriffe Dee Maloney Bay of Biscay Sioucester DC & H Babson Gloucester Mutual Pishing Office

Hotel Arrivals List Across Cities and States

A guest list shows arrivals in Exeter Groveland Portland Texas New York Philadelphia Ipswich Newburyport Maine Bangor Taunton Allentown Rochester Leominster Laconia Buffalo Syracuse Brockton Lynn New Bedford Haverhill Worcester Clinton New York Phanix Bridgeport Phoenix and surrounding areas. Names include N G Giddings Mrs J McDowell Dr JG Blanke RC Evans AB Falk G Stark JBRand NH W Lambeth F A Miles HW Somerly Clark J E Irish J A Hall CL Snow Fmt wh Gw Sprague CH Field D Hf Mough FE Symonns J Phillips MG Doenell CF Pitman M D Sennett Tyler FB Thomas D L Miller G Palette C E Short Howard Keeley Washburn Seavey Loud Brady Beady Sleeper McCarthy Corgoran Frankenstein McQuaid Christie H Kreaman Hopkins Couch Lovelace Hartham C Corgoran Christie C E Sleeper.

Giddings Exeter Ladd Groveland J McDowell Portland Hammond Chicago JG Blanke Texas Evans Sig Lenburger New York Falk Stark Jbrand Lambeth Philadelph Miles Epping Somerly New Clark Ipswich Cutter Newburyport Irish Toledo Hall Maine Snow Bangor Sprague Taunton Field Loud Lynn Lee Brady New Bedford FE Beady Haverhill Worcester McCarthy Haverhill Corgoran Clinton L Frankenstein McQuaid Clinton Christie H Kreaman Southbridge R Hopkins Bridgeport A Couch Phanix Lovelace Hartham

Names Across Cities Stream Through New York Directory Listing

A lengthy OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and their home cities across New York Massachusetts Maine and other states. The text reads like a directory of names including M Tsance New York JM Hubbs New York L H Shaffer New York LB Morse Athol L Bartel New Bedford EK Bly New Bedford J W Tookman New Bedford and many others with assorted affiliations and locations. The fragment preserves a dense roll of persons tied to various towns and institutions, typical of a mid century city or county directory page.

M Tsance New York JM Hubbs L H Shaffer LB Morse Athol L Bartel New Bedford EK Bly J W Tookman A J Smith JF Tripp P Clark Ware H Connell W Gray Lynn Pattee H Sepson Harback Upton F J Stevens If M Neilson Springtick JC Schmidt Westfield DH Duren Fairfield

Trading house listings across states and nations

A crowded list of merchant names and firms from Aberdeen to Washington, with partners in Chicago, Nashville, St Louis, and beyond. The compiled entries name strings like Stern Bros, Crow, McKean & Co, Phelps Dodge & Palmer, Wells & Co, and many others, noting partnerships and locations.

M Stern Stern Bros Aberdeen Miss Par Crow McKean & Co Austin Tex Smartt Smartt & Ochmig Chattanooga Tenn Buel Buel & Wheeler Chicago Weils Wells & Co GEP Dodge Phelps, Dodge & Palmer Til H Bills Doggett Bassett & Hills Co Hopkinsville Upham Pp & Co Keokuk Craw Lancaster Lexington JJ Schulten J Schulten & Co Louisville Weil Weil & Co Nashville Lang M Lang Pittsburg R Tracy Tre Lewis J Lewis & Co T Louis Cummings R & J Cummings & Co Toledo Hahn Hahn & Co Washington, DC E Lowenstein Wilkesbarre

Insurance disbursements and policy dividends report

A ledger style entry documents disbursements totaling 920 602 76 and 33 183 52 for matured endowments surrender policies cash and note dividends. It lists reinsurance activity and related items including 78 154 61 115 907 40 6 655 99 17 636 01 twene.

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