Reunion Letters Preserve Fraternal Gettysburg Bond Across Color Lines
Excerpts from 1887 correspondence show President Grover Cleveland declining a reunion visit with ex Confederate Pickett’s Division due to duties, while urging peace and national unity. The event featured Blue and Gray badges and hundreds of survivors from Philadelphia Brigade regiments united under a shared memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Behring Straits
Bunker Hill
San Francisco
W. F. (Baldy) Smith
Joshua T. Owen
Isaac P. Wistar
John H.apacet
Blue
Charles T. Loehr
Pickett’s Division Association
J. F. Crocker
Robert M. Stribling
J. A. Marshall
Tinoleum Smith
Kirk Otey
Gray
Sherman
Fitzhugh Lee
Louis Wagner
George W. Childs
George William Curtis
Charles A. Dana
Cleveland
Executive Mansion
Washington
Philadelphia
Pickett
Gettysburg
Grover Cleveland
George E. Pickett
California
Pennsylvania
Veterans Mark Bloody Angle Ceremony With Memorial Gifts
July 3 Gerrysport veterans parade to Bloody Angle to honor the Philadelphia brigade. The Sixty-ninth and Seventy-first monuments are rededicated asAdjutant McDermott reads killed and wounded. General Owen delivers the oration. Monuments and tablets are presented to the Battlefield Memorial Association, with speeches by General Burns and Col Vanderslice.
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Gerrysport
Philadelphia Brigade
Sixty-ninth
O’brien
A. D. McDermott
Joshua T. Owen
Pickett
Reilly
Battlefield Memorial Association
Batchelder
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Stockton
Burns
Baker
Baldy
Smith
Wister
John M. Vanderslice
Philadelphia
R. Pennsimith
Memorial Association
Cushing
Vanderslice
Cowan Battery
Andrew Cowan
Serina K. Payne
Vanderbilt family sails around world aboard Alva yacht
New York July 3 William K Vanderbilt and family left the tug Ivanhoe for the steam yacht Alva at Stapleton L I They weighed anchor at 1 pm and began a voyage to Fayal Azores Their itinerary includes England Scotland the Suez route the Mediterranean and a thorough Pacific crossing with stops on the Chinese and Japanese coasts The party includes Mrs Vanderbilt three children Consuelo William K Jr and Sterling and guests F O Beach W H Gray W S Hoyt and Dr Eugene Fuller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Stapleton
L. I
Mr. Vanderbilt
Fayal
Azores
Southampton
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Pacific
Consuelo
Sterling
F. O. Beach
W. H. Gray
W.S. Hoyt
Eugene Fuller
Fatal shootings and assaults shock Caicaco residents
Three fatal shooting and assault incidents last night in Caicaco left Ferdinand Pennervise dead after a dispute with John Healey, while Ges Pennervise and John Okhner suffered severe injuries. Gustavus Pennervise reportedly beaten. John Okhner's abdomen torn open. his brother may lose an arm. William Fisher was killed by an accidental revolver shot by John Omondree, an attaché at a cowboy show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caicaco
Ferdinand Pennervise
John Healey
Ges Pennervise
John Okhner
Gustavus
John
William Fisher
John Omondree
Unknown Man Dies After Train Trip at Salem Junction
An unidentified man from Lawrence aged about 48, 5 feet 10 inches tall and 180 pounds, alighted from the Boston & Lowell train at Salem Junction in Tewksbury, wandered briefly, then died by the roadside likely from heat. He was well dressed and had arrived on the 6 o'clock train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Boston
Favorable Outlook for Cotton Crop in Western Wheat Belt
Weekly weather bulletin for week ending July 2 1887 notes cooler conditions in cotton belt overall with rainfall improving drought in the upper Mississippi valley. Excess rains in southern Georgia to Texas contrast with drier periods in Michigan and Ohio valley. favorable for cotton growth and harvests in wheat hay regions, corn belt and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnincoton
Signal Office Today
Cotton Belt
Rocky Mountains
Georgia
Texas
One Valley
Gulf States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Alleghanies
Michigan
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Lake Region
Missouri
Mississippi
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Western Wheat Crop Yields Cited Amid Drought and Insect Damage
Reports from multiple states show Missouri leading in winter wheat average with eighteen bushels in twelve counties, while Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio and Kansas report lower yields and notable damage from drought insects. Hay is light and pastures dry. apples look fair to middling. Fire incidents are listed across Boston area with light to moderate damage and one fatality from a fall.
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Missouri
Illinois
Kentucky
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Kansas
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakota
Monthly cotton reports for Memphis district expected
The Memphis district crop report notes June weather mostly favorable for cotton with late month rain and showers aiding growth. Most correspondents report good stands and blooming plants, and the crop is generally two weeks ahead of last year in condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
West
Tennessee
Mississippi
North
Arkansas
Alabama
Hill, Fontaine & Co
Providence Floated After Ten Days Aground at Dyers Island
Newport July 3 The steamer Providence which lay ashore on Dyers Island for ten days was floated last night. Two schooners filled with water under her bows, a coffer dam was sunk, and a pontoon under each side aided the refloat. City of Brockton pulled the steamer free then Providence towed to the city. Divers found the hull intact with no leaks and engine shifted a few inches before settling back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Newport
Dyer’s Island
City of Brockton
Fatal Quarrel in Lynn Over Baseball Dispute
Samuel A. Scrivens died after a quarrel on Central square over Lynn and Salem clubs. He was struck, knocked down, and suffered a fractured skull. he died at City Hospital at 10 25 this morning. George Smith is jailed and another man is sought.
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Lynx
SprdAu
Samuel A. Scrivens
George Smith
Central Square
Lynn
Salem
Scrivens
Smith
Lynn & Boston Horse Railroad
Fires Damage Bromfield Street Building Early Morning
John Webber the letter carrier reported flames from 24 Bromfield street at 2 am. The first floor housed J. W. Wildes & Co upholsterers, with G. H. Woodbury on upper floors. Losses include heavy damage to Wildes & Co and substantial damage to Woodbury. building owned by the Thorndike estate, about 2500 dollars. Cause unknown and insured. Also a separate fire at a rear stable on Mechanic street Brighton caused 25 dollars in damage. Earlier alarms from boxes 216 and 215 were false.
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George and
Hampden Streets
Aaron D. Williams
Dudley Street
Isaac Sprague
Carl Preshold
Hammond & Carter
Albany Street
William If McGillery
John Doyle
East Second Street
South
Boston
Richard Wallace
Commercial Street
Dorchester
Lincoln Street
John Shea
Essex
Kingston
J. W. Moore
Dorchester Avenue
F. W. May
John Webber
Bromfield Street
J. W. Wildes & Co
G. H. Woodbury
Wildes & Co
Thorndike Estate
Baptist Church
Mechanic Street
Brighton
Fireworks blast devastates building. workers perish at Broadway site
In New York a basement fireworks explosion at 348 Broadway destroyed a five story building housing P. J. Keary & Bro. Fire destroyed stock valued at about 150000 with 50000 damages to the structure. Albert Eiles and August Healey died. Nellie Meyles survived after initial collapse. Other fires reported in 628 630 Broadway and 300 Broadway with varying losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
P. J. Keary & Bro
Keary
Albert Eiles
August Healey
Nellie Meyles
Ball & Co
Vanderhoef & Co
A. Neidman & Co
Bovery
Jay
Cape Ann
Boston
Beverly
North Shore
Lynn
Philipps
Bass Point
Cherryfield
Horace Sawyer
Millbridge
William R. Sawyer
William Grover
Simon J. Gray
Manchester
N. H
Martin W. B. Garland
George Blanchets
Jefferson and No. 5
Amoskeag Corporation
New Yorks
Fire destroys four buildings and small hotel in Gustave Kren area
A fire starting this evening in the Gustave Kren area of Clifton Staten Island burned four buildings including a small hotel, with a loss of about 35000 dollars. Earlier in New York, J Q Preble & Co envelope and blank book factory on Franklin and White streets caught fire, damaging 20000 dollars to buildings and 160000 dollars to machinery and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Kren
Clifton
Staten Island
New York
J. Q. Preble & Co
Franklin Street
White Street
Preble & Co
Deaths from Sunstroke Among City Workers
Henry Crohan a laborer on the Boston and Lowell railroad living at 148 Chambers street was overcome by heat and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Michael Sullivan died after admission to the city hospital. Robert Murphy and Joseph J. Griffin remain hospitalized with sunstroke. An unnamed man hospitalized at Massachusetts General remains unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crohan
Boston & Lowell
Chambers Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Michael Sullivan
City Hospital
Robert Murphy
Joseph J. Griffin
City
Heat linked fatalities rise in scattered localities
Prrrspura reports many sunstrokes with five deaths. Worcester records Henry Vail, a laborer, dying from sunstroke. Lowrit notes John Leonard of the street department died after sunstrike while Dennis Lark remains hospitalized in critical condition.
Krebs Insane in Washington Threat Case
Benedict Krebs a Swede claiming Springfield Illinois residency was examined by Drs Klein and McKim who declared him insane. He had escaped from an Illinois asylum and will be sent back this week then confined at the government insane asylum for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benedict Krebs
Springfield
Ill
Sudden Deaths Reported In Several City Locales
The morning found multiple unexplained deaths. An unidentified 35 year old man was found in the water at Craigies bridge and taken to Grove street morgue. Another unknown man, 40 to 45, with a head wound and severed left foot, was found near Red bridge at Dorchester. envelope marked McQuade found on him. A carpenter named est Bridget Lucas 65 was found dead in bed at 174 Marion street with unknown cause. Charles Hanlon bricklayer 115 Harrison avenue found dead in bed. James Kane 6 Walnut place found dead in basement. Thomas Riley 29 Thorndike street Charlestown found dead on floor. rupture of a blood vessel reported as cause. Medical Examiner Harris notified.
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Craigie’s Bridge
Congress
Grove Street
Red Bridge
Dorchester
McQuade
City Hospital
Warrenton Street
Bridget Lucas
Marion Street
Harris
Charles Hanlon
Harrison Avenue
New Court House
James Kane
Walnut Place
Thomas Riley
Thorndike Street
Charlestown
Central Labor Union Meeting Hears French Delegate on Textile Aid
Victor DeLaheye, a French government delegate studying U S machinery, told the New York Central Labor Union that France may grant 6 000 000 francs to its textile workers for a cooperative project with a sixty year repayment plan. J B Dyer outlined the Moss Manufacturing strike in Westerly R I and a boycott was ordered.
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New York
Central Labor Union of
Victor DeLaheye
United States
France
J. B. Dyer
National Granite Cutters’ Associaton
Moss Manufacturing Company
Westerly
R. 1
Central Labor Union
Anniversary Service Honors Independence at Mechanic Hall
An anniversary service for national independence was held in Mechanic Hall under Lafayette Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Featured were organ music by KE Knight, Eighth Regiment Band selections, readings of the Declaration of Independence, an address by Rev S L Gracey, and the presence of the Second Corps of Cadets, Eighth Regiment staff, Post 34 G A R, and the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SaLem
Sprcrar
Mechanic Faigll
Lafayette Street Methodist Episcopal Church
KE. Hf. Knight
Eighth Regiment
P. W. Bishop
W. E. Mead
Common Council
Kellar
L. Gracey
D. D
Cathedral Opens But Not Yet Dedicated
Provive nce R J July 3 The Roman Catholic cathedral was formally opened with Bishop Harkins as celebrant and Father McKenna delivering the discourse The expected Bishop Healey of Portland Maine was unable to attend The cathedral is not completed and will not be dedicated for months.
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Provivence
R.J
Harkins
Father McKenna
Healey
Portland
Italian Camp Duel Leaves One Dead in Amherst
A midday fight at the Italian camp in Amherst left Jimmy Toucie dead and Pascal Toucie wounded by a revolver shot fired by an Italian named Joe. The killer was slashed with a pickaxe during the clash, escaped after washing blood, and is 86, 5 feet 6 inches, with a heavy brown mustache. motive remains unknown.
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Amherst
Jimmy Toucie
Pascal Toucie
Joe
Explosion at Barrow powder works destroys mixing house
An afternoon dynamite blast at the Montgomery Hawes & Bros powder manufactory in Barrow New York blew the mixing and packing house to atoms. No one was nearby and the cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow
N.Y
Montgomery Hawes & Bros
Remorseful Doctor Slays Auctioneer Then Ends His Life
In Examia New York on July 3 Dr Randolph Lyon after shooting and killing Rhode Moe an auctioneer at Franklin Bradford County Pennsylvania yesterday morning returned home and, overcome by remorse and fear, killed himself.
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Examia
N. Y
Rhode Moe
Franklin
Bradford County
Penn
Randolph Lyon
Brief death notices from Waterville region
John Roy Newbury, a young unmarried man, was found at Parker River bathing and the body was not recovered. Mary Simpson of Waterville, Maine, died by her own action yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roy Newbury
Parker River
Mary Simpson
Waterville
Jacob Sharp Failing in Jail Amid Bribery Case
Jacob Sharp grows weaker daily in Ludlow Street jail and barely sits up as his lawyers prepare bills of exceptions. Warden Keating notes his frail condition, while observers discuss admissibility of Potts testimony and which doctors will evaluate Sharp before sentencing.
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New York
Jacob Sharp
Ludlow Street
Keating
Mr. Sharp
James A. Richmond
Hot Springs
Richmond
Chicago
Sharp
Arkansas
Bostons Win Second Straight Over Pirates in Pittsburg
Boston defeats Pittsburgh 9 to 4 in a game featuring sharp fielding by Johnston Hornung and Nash. Standings show Boston in second place as New York and Chicago close the gap. other results include Lowells defeating Blues at South End grounds and multiple Western and East games with decisive scores.
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Bostons
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Johnston
Hornung
Nash
Pittsburgs
Miller
Sutton
Beecher
Wise
Coleman
Kuehne
Conway
Morris
Sok Rugadier
Sty Snes
Mittsburgs
Mohnston
McKinnon
Smith
Wheelock
Clorrors
MccKinnon
Smit
Tate
Wild Unitevas
Valentine
Lowells
Blues
South End
Clare
Building Trades Council Elects Officers and Reports Strikes
The Building Trades Council met in Preble Hall with all trades except granite cutters reporting progress amid their strike. New officers were elected led by President L. W. Davidson and Vice President J. Harrington. Delegates from the Curvemey Makers Union and Granite Cutters Union were received, a Labor Day picnic was announced to raise funds for a labor hall, and other community activities were noted along with police reporting firecracker incidents and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Preble Hall
L. W. Davidson
J. Harrington
L. G. Neuman
P. J. Henry
Charles Weiber
Charles Marston
Curuiey Makers
Iolanthe at Oakland Garden Presented by Brocolini
The Brocolini company performed Iolanthe at Oakland Garden on Saturday night with Signor Brocolini and Miss Janet Edmondson in their original Strephen and Phyllis roles. The chorus faltered and the orchestra showed uncertainty but Brocolini and Edmondson excelled. Florence Bate impressed as Iolanthe. Cast also included Miss Helen Adelaide Russell Mr Edward Cameron Mr Frank Moulton Mr Joseph G Foy and Mr Leonard Roche. The opera will be repeated until further notice.
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Iolanthe
Oakland Garden
Brocolini Company
Signor Brocolini
Janet Edmondson
Strephen
Phyllis
Miss Edmondson
Florence Bate
Minstrels open week at Bijou with 23 performers
Hennessey Bros. Minstrels begin a seven day engagement at the Bijou Theatre this afternoon. The company features twenty three trained performers, a large orchestra and brass band with a special programme today. Corinne appears as Tom-tom in Arcadia at the Museum, and Tolante plays this afternoon and evening at Oakland Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Hennessey Bros
Deal Minstrels
Corinne
Museum
Tom-tom
Arcadia
Oakland Garden
Business Troubles Hit New England Firms in Insolvency Notes
The report lists numerous creditors and liabilities across several states. Notable cases include Frederick N. Woodward of Newton with 26096.27 in debts. G W Plummer of Dover offering 25c on the dollar. Springfield milliners Chamberlain & Eaton in insolvency. Mrs Cornelia D Marsh assigning. and Hubbard & Farmer brokers in Hartford showing 624,295 liabilities against 323,822 assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Woodward
Newton
G. W. Plummer
Dover
Chamberlain & Eaton
Springfield
Cornelia D. Marsh
St. Paul
Minn
Bailey Plumb
Bloomington
Macaffe & Co
Michael J. Ternan
Iar
Boston
Theophilus G. Wadman
Watertown
Mass
Somerville
Howard Phelps
Dunning
Hubbard & Farmer, Brokers
Hartford
Conn
Montreal Youth Dies After Wrestling Incident
A Montreal youth named God frey Auge wrestled with a companion on Saturday. He was thrown, struck his head on the floor, and collapsed with a severe headache before dying moments later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Godfrey Auge
No Sales on Saturdays Until Further Notice
Public notice declares no Saturday sales until further notice. The page lists multiple stocks and bonds for sale or mortgage sale details including Ernst Hormel and Micah Dyer Jr with a July 18 1887 auction date in South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Hormel
Micah Dyer, Jr
Suffolk
Boston
South Boston
Third Street
F Street
Dyer Avenue
Iford Street
Said Hormel
Micah Dyer
Julia K, Dyer
Peremptory Auction of Mill in Needham Mass Ends Near Depot
Auction sale of the Keeler Manufacturing Company mill in Highlandville Needham Mass offering complete machinery and water and steam power for under wear production. Also selling a boarding house at the corner of Highland avenue and West street near the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeler Manufacturing Company
Highlandville
Needham
Mass
Highland Avenue
West Street
Assignee Sale Of Mill And Land Near Boston
Public auction Wednesday at 2 p m on the premises. The four acre mill site includes a paper box mill and dwelling, powered by a turbine wheel and an eighty horse power engine. Machinery features 5 Davis & Furber cards 48x48, 4 300 spindle mules, 196 spindle hand jack, 8 tables, knitting machines, rib frames, cuff machines and more. Central location twelve miles from Boston, near Highlandville station. Cash payments of 5000 and 8200 required, sale follows boarding house sale. Plans and full schedule available via George H Talbot Assignee or auctioneers S R Knishis & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis & Furber
Campbell & Clute
Tiffaney & Cooper
Necessa
Boston
Highlandville Station
Woonsocket Division
New York & New England Railroad
New York
Highland Avenue
West Street
Boston & Albany
George H. Talbot
Federal Street
S. R. Knishis & Co
Washington Street
Sale of Genteel Residence on Arlington Heights
A sale notice announces the transfer of the residence at Arlington Heights in Arling ton owned and occupied by Joseph Pagani Esq. The notice provides the action location and prepares bidders for the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Heights
Arlington
Joseph Pagani
Sale of Elliot Estate in West Newton Auction July 11
Large and well known Elliot Estate on Waltham and Watertown streets to be sold by public auction Monday July 11 at 8 pm on the premises. Mansion house with 17 rooms, billiard room, stable, outbuildings, and 67 desirable lots. Cash, with remaining balance over eight yearly payments. plans available at the auctioneers office. Telephone 791.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depot
Boston
Elliot
West Newton
Waltham
Watertown
Auction Sales Schedule Remark at 11 30 A M
Auction sales held every Wednesday and Saturday at 11 30 A M list includes 20 shares Iti Mfg Co 2 do Globeg Natl Bank 5 do Marge Houghton On Rd com 20 do Hill Mfg Co 175 Little Rock Fort Smith Ry Co scrip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & Boston Rapid Transit Co
Bank of Republic
Freeman's
Natl. Bank
Rockland Bank
Lowell Machine Shop
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Freeman’s
Lawrence Mfg
Dwight Mfg
Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway RR. Co
Champion Iron Co
Boston Wharf Co
Lawrence Gas Light Co
Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Mass. Mutual Insurance Co
Cook County
Nor
Charlestown
Cons. RR. of Vermont
Wichita & Western RR
Chiccago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Natl Eagle Bank
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Continental Mills
Amoskeag Mant. Co
Fitchbury RR
Rutland RR. Co
Maine Central RR
Connecticut & Paseo Rivers RR
Lowell
Chicago
Summit
Little Rock
Fort Smith
National Bank of Commerce
Continental Ab Bank
Chicopee Mfg. Co
Albane Cotton Mills
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Assen
Boston & Colorado Smelting Co
Continental Natl Bank
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Great Falls Mfg. Co
First Natl, Bank
Greenfield
Pullman Palace
Springfield
Asiatic Natl. Bank
Salem
Revere Bank
Dudley Hosiery Co
McKay & Big
Heeling Mach
Asso
McKay Metallie Fast
Showalter Mortgage Co
Eagle Bank
Continental Natl. Bank
Freeman’s Natl. Bank
Hamilton Natl
Gt. Falls Manuf. Co
Amory Manuf, Co
Concord Railroad
Boston & Providence Rd
Boston & Maine
Second Natl. Bank
Howard Natl. Bank
West Michigan
Lbusell Trimmer Co
Lynn Gaslight C
St. Louis
Kansas City
Everett Natl. Bank
Bank of Commerce
Merchants’ Natl. Bank
Manchester Mills
Mfg
GlobegNatl. Bank
Marge Houghton & On
Little Rock & Ft. Smith Ry. Co
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Signal Office
Western Wheat Belt
Krebs
Thayer
New Orleans
Point of Pines
R. BH. PO
Hartnett
Shinnick
Cudworth
Boston Blues
R. Bh.po
Murphy
Kenney
Brady
Guinasso
Kennedy
Bradley
Tottling
Higgins
McGubbingile
Ksurns
Garidner
She
Chicagos
Washingtons
Detroit
Detroits
Philadelphias
Indianapolis
Inglianapolis
Lawrence
DOW
Us Babs
Philadelphians
Cieletens
Eeesseeee
Edward McGrath
Harndenstrerick Edson
Northampton Street
Johnson
Charles Street
William Bogan
Endicott Street
Chstein
Abraham Rubinowitsz
Salem Street
Fredrich
the Theatres
Nord
Im Cars Roryal Bakine Powder Co
Wall St
N. Ye
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Horatio Harris & CO
Rh. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Richards & CO
John CC
Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Warren Avenue
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