Boston Deaths Rise in Week Ending Saturday Noon
The week ending Saturday noon recorded 198 deaths in Boston. A special school committee meeting is set for Tuesday the 10th at 7 30 P M in its Mason Street chamber. Estates of Alice M Harrison and Elizabeth M M Wentworth are detailed with values and allocations. A vacation school opens today at Cook primary in Groton Street for local children unable to leave town. Agricultural club dined at Parker House with Augustus Russ as guest. Essex club members met at Young's hotel for the season’s end. Knights of St Patrick named delegates to the land league convention at Faneuil Hall on July 12. Balloon ascent, postponed from Independence Day, now tentatively set for Wednesday at 10 A M after another postponement following an accident. Bridgewater workhouse inmates, 155 strong, arrived by Old Colony train and moved to Tewksbury institutions. Boston Police Relief Association filled vacancies. new officers named. Boston Young Men’s Christian Union excursion party to Dow kerosene oil works at South Boston toured the factory and learned refining processes.
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Mason Street
Alice M. Harrison
Elizabeth M. M. Wentworth
Agricultural Club
Parker House
Augustus Russ
Essex Club
Young’s Hotel
Knights of St. Patrick
Land League
Faneuil Hall
John McCaffrey
Rev. M. Ronan
Unghe Causpbetl
Timothy Deasey
Bridgewater
Old Tong
Boston and Lowell
Tewks Bury
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Dow
South Boston
Merrill
East London
Park Norway
New York
Peecers Tognuly
Camellia
Petrie
Baltimore
Londonderry
Alexandria
Agnew & Co
Emily
Gasper
Kilsworth
Boston
Green's Landing
Elsworth
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Lepanto
Pensacola
Carthagena
Dundee
Nor
Brunwick
Valencia
San Francisco
Gettysburg
Victoria
Baker
Cape Town
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Costa Rica
China
Batavia
Rbark Adele
Ger
Lnst
Pecalongan
Halifax
Sarah Carlin
McPherson’s Wharf
Seal Island
Fla
Ship Island
Surgen Hamilton
Marine Hospital Service
Kennebunk
Vera Cruz
E D Leighton
George Treat
Evaneil
Addie Morrill
Mary E Pennell
Susan Stetson
Mary Gibbs
JS Emery
West Indies
Leighton
Silas McLean
Portland
James Warren
Josefa
Obituary highlights Baldwin and several deaths across states
John Dennivon Baldwin, editor and proprietor of the Worcester Spy, died suddenly on Sunday from congestive lung illness. Born September 28, 1809 in North Stonington, Conn., he lived in New York and Connecticut before settling in Worcester in 1859 to run the Spy with his sons. Also noted are Miss Maria Von Elsner, Ed Soleo Lynn, J oe Coon, Charles R. Marvin, George Dillingham, Lloyd Chamberlain, H L Green, Robert H. Butcher, and Addison Brown, with brief details of their deaths and some biographical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dennivon Baldwin
Worcester Spy
Mr. Baldwin
North Stonington
Conn
Shenango County
New York
Connecticut
New Haven
Yale College
Republican
Hartford
Oston
Dail Commonwealth
Telegraph
Worcester
The
Spy
Seek
Raymond Hill
America
Maria von Elsner
Mme
Marie Litta
Bloomington
Europe
London
Paris
Negaunee
Mich
F. Soleo Lynn
Post 5
G.A.R
Oxford Street
10Th Regiment Massacusettss Volunteers
Brooklyn Trust Company
Brooklyn
Norwalk
Stock Exchange
Northwestern Railroad Company
George Dillingham
Lynn
Lewis Street
Dillingham
Lloyd Chamberlain
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Camden
N.J
H. L. Green
U.S. N
Annapolis
Jie
Splaw
Brandreth
Robert H. Butcher
American Bolt Company
Lowell
Addison Brown
Haverhill
Weather indications for New England and Middle Atlantic
The indications for New England and the Middle Atlantic states show cool fair weather with local morning rains. Northeast to northwest winds, higher barometer, and improving atmospheric conditions are expected.
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New England
Middle Atlantic
Weather Bulletin Reports Sharp Temperature Drop Coast to Valley
Special Weather Bulletin notes a fall of about 10 degrees across the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts and central Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Rain falls in the South, Middle Atlantic, New England states and Ohio Valley. skies clear tonight from the lake region northwestward. Northeast to northwest winds in the northern states with dangerous gales on Middle Atlantic coasts. southwest winds in the South Atlantic Gulf states. Cool fair weather expected in New England and Middle Atlantic Monday afternoon and tomorrow. somewhat warmer fair weather in the lake region and upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys tomorrow.
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Middle Atlantic
New England
Mississippi
Ohio
Middle
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
South Atlantic Gulf States
Middle Atlantic States
Boots and Shoes and Hats Sale Notices in Two Cities
A historical notice lists boot and shoe sales in New York by AS Richards and Co and in Philadelphia by Lippincott and Son, with a sale time of 1 PM on Tuesday July 10. Johnson Moody and Co and Samuel Bunting's are also mentioned among listed sellers.
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Boots and Shoes
New York
Richards & Co
Philadelphia
Lippincott & Son
Johnson, Moody &Co
Aoe O
Samuel Bunting
Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco July 7
Official closing prices listed for mining shares in San Francisco on July 7 include Martin White, Best and Belcher, Bodie Consolidated, Northern Belle, Sierra Nevada, Silver King, and Yellow Bobble among others. Prices show varied activity across several firms with notable entries like 5% and 2% figures appearing beside names.
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San Francisco
Cal
AWM
Revee
Seeees
Martin White
Cocevas Coricesevers
Moxicam
Ccs
Cesccees
Wsaess Seeseneveres
Mt. Dido
Belcher
NAVA
Northern Belle
Bulwer
Sewer News
Csore Sui Pols
LGG Bee
Seaveoos
Ccleas Backsissues
Sierra Nevada
Record of Crime and Misfortune in Great City
A two days collection details river drowning and near misses. John Anderson, 50, was swept to Farrell's boat-house in the Charles, rescued exhausted. A man found at Ward's wharf is believed to be Oliver Gallagher. Penley, 50, died by self-administered laudanum at Kirkland Street. A soda wagon explosion injures none. Alice Raymond, 15, arrested for larceny of clothing and jewelry worth 90 dollars. Connelly, 14, shot by Patrolman Gleason during chase. accident claimed. Brady, 21, attempted suicide by throat cutting at Boston Highlands. A brewery wagon collision injures no one, driver treated. John Sullivan, 29, stabbed in South Boston while thwarting roughs. hospital danger. Gulliver, 15, arrested for chain and revolver theft. items recovered. Dennis McCarty, 42, fractures leg wrestling. hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great City
John Anderson
Charles River
Middlesex
Farrell
Ward's Wharf
Oliver Gallagher
Strafford Penley
Kirkland Street
Draper
John Carter
Forest Hills
James Connelly
No. 13
Bennet Street
Gleason
Station One
Christopher Brady
Metropolitan Railroad
Boston Highlands
Washington Street
City Hospital
John Sullivan
Third Street
South
Boston
Beach
Utica
Sullivan
City
George Gulliver
S. P. Pierce & Co
William Reed & Son
Dennis McCarty
Federal Street
Beach Street
Contumacy in Tewksbury Probe Delays Books Demand
Details of the Tewksbury investigation include Thomas J. Marsh Jr refusing to hand over memorandum books on dead bodies sent to medical colleges. Gov. Butler blocks further exam while rebuttal testimony is heard. Marsh claims private property in the records and faces potential contempt, with no law mandating such records. Further sessions planned. additional issues arise from Bridgewater work house fire. Also notes the appointment of James W. O'Brien as justice of the Bunker Hill district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewksbury
Thomas J. Marsh, Jr
Almshouse
Gov. Butler
Mr. Marsh
Marsh
Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Bridgewater
State House
James W. O'Brien
Bunker Hill District Court
G. W. Warren
Charlestown
Boston College
City of
City Hall notes and street plan approvals noted
The city will examine applicants for the vacant police lieutenant position on Thursday. Brookford Street is laid out from Blue Fill Avenue to Hartford Street crossing Band Street and Dorchester brook to Howard Avenue. Assessors’ excursion to Wolfborough reported. land sales in South Boston listed with buyers P Collins D Whitney J C Murphy M W O'Brien Otis W Rumey William T Eaton Andrew Oman W H Stevenson.
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Brookford Street
Blue Fill Avenue
Woodbine Street
Band Street
Dorchester Brook
Howard Avenue
Hartford Street
Wolfborough
Jerome
Macdonald
Committee On Public Lands
Boston
L and
Second Streets
P. Collins
D. Whitney
John C. Murphy
Third Street
O Streets
M. W. O’brien
Fourth Street
N Street
Otis W. Rumey
Military Matters Highlights From Massachusetts Units
Quartermaster Rankin of the ninth infantry resigns while cadets begin a six day camp at Hingham. Salem’s Company H elects a second lieutenant tonight. Everett W. Burdett of Boston named paymaster of the fifth infantry as Wheeler resigns. Company C fourth Massachusetts heavy artillery to hold 13th annual reunion August 15 at the Willows Salem. Private Harry Wilcox of ninth infantry to be chief bugler. Ninth regiment comrades plan a Long Island reunion August 1 as a special meeting is held at 61 Court Street. Company L eighth regiment drills at city hall with equipment expected this week. Capt. Currier and Capt. Ballard direct. National Lancers commander Capt. Benjamin W. Dean has submitted his resignation.
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Quartermaster Rankin
Ninth Infantry
Hingham
Eighth Infantry
Salem
Everett W. Burdett
Boston
Fifth Infantry
Wheeler
Fourth
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
the Willows
Harry Wilcox
Company C
Ith
United States Cavalry
Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
No. 61
Court Street
Long Island
Boston Harbor
Eighth Regiment
City Hall
Currier
Peach
Ballard
Benjamin W. Dean
The
National Lancers
Horticultural Society selects delegates to national convention
At a Saturday meeting the Horticultural Society appointed delegates to the American Pomological Society convention. Names include Hayes Wilder Hovey Hyde Story Moore Smith Wood Hovey Curtis Manning Hadwen Fenno Hovey Richardson Clark Capen Wilson Demar White Moore Brackett Spooner Heustis Breck. A committee led by E L Beard will consider an extensive exhibition next year. Spencer Richardson Rhodes Lockwood Foster named annual members. Prizes and gratuities were awarded.
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The
Horticultural Society
American Pomological Society
Francis B. Hayes
Marshall P. Wilder
Charles M. Hovey
J. F.C. Hyde
William C. Story
John B. Moore
Benjamin G. Smith
E. W. Wood
P. Brown Hovey
Charles F. Curtis
J. W. Manning
C. B. Hadwen
Warren Fenno
John C. Hovey
E. P. Richardson
Spencer W. Richardson
Rhodes Lockwood
F. C. Foster
Relation of Animal and Vegetable Life in Middlesex Fells Plan
The Hon. Elizur Wright spoke at Investigator hall on Sunday about preserving forests near Boston. He described a fund aim of 300,000 dollars to advance the Middlesex Fells enterprise and the creation of a 4000 acre forest park for health and moral improvement of stay-at-home citizens. He framed the talk as man’s relation to the tree and urged park creation near the city for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizur Wright
Investigator Hall
Pine Memorial
Middlesex Fells
Boston
Wright
Suburban Retreat Plan Approved by Boston Meeting
A Boston meeting approved plans to secure and develop a delightful suburban retreat for residents of Boston and nearby towns. Mr. Wright attracted an attentive audience and was asked to provide a copy of his essay for publication in the Boston Investigator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wright
Boston Investigator
How the Monster Dry Dock at Charles Town Navy Yard Was Built
The article outlines the 1827 to 1833 construction of a massive 86 by 305 foot dry dock at the Charles Town Navy Yard, later expanded, with a 7,000 ton capacity. It details cofferdam work, piling, brick and stone arches, thick concrete walls, a large culvert, and a costly $1,064,825 total investment. It notes a near-catastrophic accident during foundation digging, a 20 inch cylinder pumping engine from Hartford, and that about 500 vessels have entered the dock since opening, with many fatalities in various accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Adams
Hartford
Conn
Jackson
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
A Fine Shade Tree Catalpa Blooms in Boston Gardens
A catalpa tree in Boston’s public garden and Bowdoin square is praised for beauty and size. The wide spreading tree reaches fifty feet tall, with heart shaped leaves, and large white blossoms with yellow and violet spots. It is grown in Europe, Britain, and the United States and is notably free from insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bowdoin Square
Europe
Great Britain
United States
Coffee Market in Rio De Janeiro Report
Coffee market report from Rio de Janeiro on July 8 shows good firsts at 4200 43 50 reis per 10 kilos. Weekly receipts average 5700 3, shipments to the United States total 3500 bags, weekly sales to the United States 28000 bags. Stock reported at 314 0% 3. Exchange rate on London 214d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Avera
United States
Mails Closes at Boston For Europe and Pacific via Steamers
Mails close at the Boston post office for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool on steamer Abyssinia from New York Monday July times 7.30 PM with additional sailings to German States France and Britain via Elbe Brest Havre Brest and Havre via City of Paris and other liners to Plymouth Hamburg Southampton and Bremerhaven. Supplementary Trans Pacific mails close 2.30 PM. Pacific routes include Coptic City of Sydney for Japan China Hong Kong Shanghai Fiji Islands and New Zealand from San Francisco July 21 and July 28 respectively. Letters for the Pacific steamers should be deposited eight or nine days before sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
New York
Bootland Ued Gleanroe
Devonia
Cesseer Nessseee
Athampton
Main
New
Steamaer Pavonia
Trans-Pacific
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Rts
East Indies
San Tancisco
Sandwich Islands
Fiji Islands
Sydney
Nsw
New Zealand
Australia
City of Sydney
San Francisco
Francisco
Ship News Record From Atlantic Posts July Listings
Shipping notices show multiple steamers and routes with departures from Liverpool Boston New York Queenstown Hull Bremen Montreal and more. Vessels listed include Pavonia Britannic City of Paris Lake Huron Elbe Missouri Winchester Egypt Humboldt Leerdam Llandaff City Valencia Westphalia and Germanic with arrivals and passing points around July 6 7 and 8.
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Boston
Pavonia
Liverpool
New York
Tower Hill
London
Lake Huron
Montreal
Britannic
City of Paris
Elbe
Bremen
Missouri
Queenstown
City of Richmond
Lepanto
Hull
Eng
Kansas
Pty Oe
Winchester
Egypt
Humboldt
Rio Janeiro
Leerdam
Amsterdam
Llandaff City
Bristol
Valencia
Laguayra
Halifax
Alpha
Germanic
Scilly
Westphalia
Port of Boston Ship Arrivals and Clearances Parade
Port of Boston records list arriving steamers Pavonia Assyria Glaucus and Forest City with cargoes to multiple traders. several ships depart for Halifax, Adelaide, and St John while other vessels clear for New York Philadelphia and Cuba. A large mix of bark, brig and schooner movements include nitrate, sugar and logwood trades.
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Pavonia
McNay
Liverpool
Buy
Queenstown
Ndse
New York
H M Whitney
Katahdam
Ingraham
Bangor
James 1 Herd
Forest City
Parker
Portland
George A Chafee
Young Gloucester
Gateshead
Proud
Iquique
Stanley
Falkland Island
Delaware
Hemenway & Browne
Ida C
Trefly
Gonatves
Logwood
AS &Wg
Lewis
Stacy Clark
Stahl
Kennebec
Benjamin Courtney
Baker
Cardenas
Ee Breakwater
Elizabeth Ann
de Coste
Wallace
Mello
Douglass
Port Williams
Worcester
Blenkinshir
Halifax
Charlottetown
FW Nickerson & Co
Junak
Woodhouse
Adelaide
South Australia
H W Peabody & Co
Lillie Bell
Erb
St John
Hatheway & Co
Chieftain Conly
Thomas Cove
WB Forrest
EM Bacon
Atvrood
Atwood
Baracoa
Cuba
WW & CR
Neves
Brichs Grase Rice
Marshall
Weymouth
1G Hall & Co
Joe Kinney
le Blanc
Mereghan
by + G Hall & Co
Wild Hunter
Melvin
Moncton
Sunbeam
Foster
Master
Clara Rogers
Rogers
Cow Bay
Redpath
George Calhoun
Starkey
Ella Brown
Keen
CE Mudge
Berry
Annapolis
Delong & Seaman
Berkshire
Hawes
Baltimore
Norfolk
E Sampson
Norman
Nickerson
Philadelphia
EB Sampson
Neptune
AM Whitney
Proctor
William Weeks
Jennie Cobb
Steele
Mobile
Familieus Meade
Nor
Johnson
Brunswick Ga
Gill & Scotz
Annie M Allen
White
Washington,dc
Kennebec River
Doane & Crowell
Mary Bradford
Oliver
William H Lewis Baxter
Kennebecker
BF Neally
Handy
Rockland
Wm Rowe
Morgan
Lucy Jones
Francis
J W Lipneil
Falmouth
Hall
WH Kilby
Mary Freeland Clark
Richmond
Virginia
J W Linnell
Joseph Eaton
Chafield
Albany
Dominion
Samaria
Mark James Cobb
Waldenstan
Constantine
Droming
Louise
Addie Morrill
Arrived steamer Otranto reports to Hull and Preston
The Steamer Otranto under Captain Potter arrived at Hull England on June 21 carrying Geo W Preston with bow moise and two cabin passengers. Moderate weather and occasional fog marked the passage. The Kansas under Tasker from Liverpool June 27 carried moise and cabin and 176 steerage passengers to Georgia. Reports note coordinates 2d lat 47 North 59 30 West and that a bark was passed.
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Otranto
Potter
Hull
England
Moise
Geo W Preston
Teamer Kansas
Tasker
Liverpool
Icebound cargo ships list many vessels in harbor
A long OCR fragment lists numerous ships and cargos current at sea or dock, including steamers E B Saingson Crowell and Centipede Warrington, Cambridge Ingraham Bangor and James Littlefield, Tremont Donovan Portland, and Bark Sara Aus with 77 days out from Gibraltar. Multiple schooners, brigs, and steamers carry sugar, fruit, and goods to destinations such as Philadelphia Boston Gloucester Baracoa and Halifax. Names of captains, ports, and owners appear alongside vessel names, with several port movements and sail plans noted.
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Pseccn
Nor
Ioa
E B Saingson
Crowell
Philadelphia
Moise
Centipede
Warrington
Cambridge
Ingraham
Bangor
James Littlefield
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Sara
Aus
Colorvich
Alexandra
Gibraltar
Rags
J A Howe
Shannon
Sandford
Cornwallis
New York
Sawyer
Emindepeia
Louisa A Orr
Brown
Matanzas
H Lucy FE
Gloucester
Collins
Baracoa
Poole
Charlottetown
Pei
Brech Pearl
Goucher
Windsor
Brech Windsor
McBride
Mahone Bay
St Pierre
Amos
St John
Howard Holder
Farnsworth
CC Lane
Marihugh
Richmond
Virginia
Woodside
Reed
Georgetown
Swis Fanny Flint
Perry
Hoboken
Artemus Tirrei
Snow
Champion
Wells
Calais
J Kennedy
Randell
Frank Matia
Alley
Telegraph
Remick
Arboreer
Clark
Ellsworth
Eastern Light
Keiley
Mulbridge
John and
Frank
Perkins
York
Lexington
Nutter
Machias
Hannah Grant
Strout
Ida
Cherryfield
Junietta
Thomrsn
Columbia Fal
Donnell
Newburyport
Addie E Seavey
Moody Newburyport
Fannie K
Demming
Rockport
A N Clark
Hasson
Ludewick Billy Pierce
Reockport
Location of Pilot Boats at Taner and Outer Stations
Taner Station Aull D J Lacher No 3. Outer Station Jjod Louisa Jane No 5. Cruising Litue No 1 Eben D Jordan No 2 George H Waren No 4 Florence No 6 Fleur de Lis No 7 Sylph No 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taner Station
Aull
J Lacher
Jjod
Louisa Jane
Eben D Jordan
George H Waren
Florence
Fleur de Lis
Sylph
Castine to Gloucester Fleet Sails On July 7
From Our Correspondents Castine Sailed ships Louisa Smith Webb er Bangor East Machias Lucy Hammel Robinson Neptune Edgartown Flora Lawyer Freety New York for Boston Fannie Flint Warren Baltimore for Milford Samuel Dexter Gallatin Neptune for cruise Boothbay Martha Nichols Lindsey Two Rivers NS for New York Filmore Thurston Boston for Damaris cotta Lucy Elizabeth Mount Desert for Boston Non pariel Gott Thomaston Gloucester July 7 office of Cave Ann Advertiser Shiloh Western Grand Banks Dixie shore Star of the East Tidal Wave Dictator Georges Flash F W Homans Helen M Crosby mackereling Henry L Phillips Albert N Harding Goldsmith Maid Emeka dovia Boston Mary Lymburner Becket Hallowell for New York Georgianna Wentworth Bangor Charles Haskell K A Lombard Cora Morrison Wellfleet Actress Boston Flying Dart mackereling W B Keen Cynosure shore fishing Templar for Philadelphia.
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Castine
Louisa Smith
Webber
Bangor
East Machias
Lucy Hammel
Robinson
Neptune
Sanborn
Boston
Edgartown
Flora
Lawyer
Freety
New York
Fannie Flint
Warren
Baltimore
Milford
Samuel Dexter
Gallatin
Boothbay
Martha Nichols
Lindsey
Two Rivers
Filmore
Thurston
Damariscotta
Lucy Elizabeth
Mount Desert
Nonpariel
Gott
Thomaston
Gloucester
Henry Friend
Annie M Nash
Ambrose Knight
Abby M Deering Seavey
Portland
Bay St Lawrence
Cave Ann Advertiser
Uo Ar
Schs
Shiloh
Western
Grand Banks
Dixie
Shore
Star of the East
Georges
Flash
W Homans
A Smith
Helen M Crosby
Henry L Phillips
Albert N Harding
Goldsmith Maid
Emeka
Dovia
Mary Lymburner
Becket
Hallowell
Georgianna
Wentworth
Charles Haskell
K A Lombard
Cora Morrison
Wellfleet
Flying Dart
Cynosure
Bark Templar
Philadelphia
Alexandria
R Vreeland
Allyn's Point
Itimore
Hibernian
Wylie
Liverpool
Haytien
Peters
Galveston
Blackstone
Kent
Providence
McClellan
Charleston
Harry Stewart
Pendleton
Kennebec
Etta A Watt
Hutchins
Jamaica
Z Steelman
Rose
Rondout
George Heaton
Guest
Rotterdam
Saxon
Freethy
Liam Woodward
Young
Jennie Hulburt
Sparks
Swhs
Carthagena
Miller
Bath
Hattie M Alken
Bloomer
Kate V At- Aitken
Brewer
R F Rumford
Bertha F Walker
Geof Young
Baker
D & J Lee
Smith
Jennie Kimmey
Samuel H Walker
Higgins
Florence Newell
Nickerson
Mary Fink
Darrah
K Morse
Mentora
Henry Lippett
Crowell
John D Paige
B L Townsend
Mary Long
Ome
Chatham
Hattie M Crowell
A H Edwards
Plummer
DeWitt Reed
Hope Gower Sargent
James Barrett
Annie T Ebener
Walter F Parker
Nettie Champion
H D May
Morris
A T Rowland
Beebe
Ngor
Laura H Jones
Stevens
Elizabethport
A K Woodward
Jordan
Lizzie
Rich
Serena
Kendall
Searsport
Nettie Doe
Winson
Amboy
Henry Whitney Westcott
Marcellus
Alley
Rondont
Favorite
Eldridge
New Haven
Fair Wind
Maddocks
Chas Heath
Susan Ross
Allen
Norwich
Prudence
Phillips
Newport
Golden Rule
Rawley
Ar7th
Katahdin
Dodge
Daunniess
Williams
Belfast
Stingo City
Hattie H Barbour
Barbour
Ellen Perrs
Perth Amboy
Unison
Cobb
Orient
Morse de
Mary Power
Power
Savannah
A P Emerson Emerson
Lanie Cobb
Cocheco
Seawari
Boxer
Rankin
Adeline Hamtin
Lewis
Atwoon
Fannie Barney
Ldora
Wallace
Beverly
Cooms
W Ellis
F - Rondout
Charlie Bucki
Wilmington
Del
June Bright
Barter
Lestpert
Maria
Knowston
Nelher Drury
Wilson
Nannie I Bell
Fitts
New Orleans
Manson
Stubbs
Martha
Newman
Rock Island
Florida
Jacksonville
Adam Shortland
Annie P Chase
Poole Do
Susie P Oliver
Snare
Mobile
Park Rebus
Millbridge
Leighton
Plymouth Rock
Parker
Adele Felicia
Crapo
Wiscasset
William H Bowen
Ward
Helena
Burke
Haverhill
Grace KE Stevens
Fall River
Calais
Nettie , Rogers
Snow
New Oreans
Schs Mediator
Silver Spray
Delaney
E M Duffield
Raynor
Wareham
Anthony Burton
Johnson
Mareena Munson, Jr
Tyler
Somerset
Helen Mar
Bristol
Maggie Cummings
March
Dolphin
Chapman
Dighton
Orleans
Juan J Murga
Diezeville
John H Kranz
Athens
Hudson
Freeman
Hewport News
H P Havens
Curtis
Kanawha
Greenwood
New London
Howard Williams
aAr
Richmond
Vincent
Norfolk
Delaware
Winnett
Chattahoochee
Daggett
Windsor
Augustus J Fabens
Peck
Addie Jordan
Harriman
Frankfort
Tower Hill
London
Adorna
Sparkling Water
Point-a-Pitre
J B Atkinson
Kimbbard
Gibara
Benjamin Sewell
Huanillos
Sumner R Mead
Iloilo
Alice
Surinam
Golconda
Pensacola
Julia & Martha
Mary Ann Predmore
Merlin
St John
B Perry
SB Franklin
Charles H Sprague
Scotia
Halifax
Agnes
Knudsen
Oporto
Sawyer
Port Spain
Golden Fleece
Armstrong
Barbadoes
Rising Sun
Decker
Frank Dmmett
Drew
Penedo
Albert L Butler
Eaton
Florence Leland
Adams
Winchester
Egypt
Humboldt
Rio Janeiro
Leerdam
Amsterdam
Llandaff City
Orinoco
Bermuda
Sth
Berry
Aniello Galatola
Marseilles
Daisy
Bahia
Eugenio Longo
Lisbon
Charles Platt
Progreso
William H Dietz
Mexico
C van Horn
Jura
Emma
Sagua
St Francis
Paysandu
Icis Mary Helen
Baracoa
da L
St Martins
William McGee
Cat Island
H 'F Hedges
Rockport
Lucy Ames
Commerce
Nile
Vleetwing
Mabel Hall
Rockland Price
Mary Sprague
J P Moore
Elizabeth
Dick Williams
James Slater
Lucy A Blossom
Grace D Clambers
City Island Ltd
Hidmdal
Johannesen
Stettin
Edith Godden Bennett
Kingston
Eleanora
Bragg
San Joaquin
Drinkwater
Bombay
Barks Lihan
Strout
Havana
Tty Wendt
Spiegelbe
Manila
Annapolis
Woodsworth
Yokohama
Gloire
Blagdon
Bremen
Krigs Ailsa
Martin
Sadie Ankers
Anderson
Glance
Richardson St Kitts
Dettie
Camp
St Johns
Icis Linda
Guptill Grand Menon
Sammy Ford
F E Hallock
Morse
Mayport
Isaac Burpee
C Pettis
Merriam
Edith R. Lyon
Hell Gate 6Th
Brig Anglis
Hecker
Icis Kondo
McIntyre
Nellie Eaton
Grierson
Kalmar
Tracy
Nulato
Clark
Susan M Pikkering
Sarah Mills
Haven Potter
Weehawken
Amoy
Rogers
Pawtucket
Nelson Harvey
New Bedord
Huntley
C P Stickney
Ireland
Salem
Roman Crowell
Centipede
Warrington
Pioneer
Platt
Bryan Risley
Charles E Balch
E & E Kelley
Taylor
Ohio
Morrison
Mary L Cushing
Brown
Iogo
Icis Gatland
Libby
Prank
Lee
Lucinita G Potter
Potter
Emma C Cotton
Apres
Curtis Tilton
Virginia Lee Hickman
Nash
Quincy Point
Prank McGear
Erset
Ren Sheridan
Stewart
Allyn
Newcastle
Virginia
Wyoming
Icarus
Gormley
Matanzas
Eliza J McManemp
Potomac
Crosby
Demerara
Krasnopolsky
Verbeck
Helios
Borgwandt
Ovidence
George
Hoboken
John S Woodrutt
Baebour
C Allen
Meader
Louisa Frances Thorndike
Rockland
Frank Pierce
Grant
Ellsworth
Cicero
Hatch
Bangerton
Georgie Drake
Parris
Jennie Howard Johnson
Kendrick Fish
Walls
St George
Clearea
Josef Lopez
Mountfort
Machias
Velma
Lindsep
Port Johnson
Francisco
California
Howard
Iquique
Tybes
Hero
Maritime Arrival and Departure Notices From July Sailing Logs
Shipping despatches list multiple vessels sailing for and from ports including Bremen, Calcutta, New Cronstadt, New Orleans, Shanghai, New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. Vessels named include Columbus Kirck Mohawk Emilie Fred E Kalstad Mary K Campbell Dida Themis Haakon Haakonsen Hudson Elise Folkesfesten Parthenia Westphalia and Steamer Scythia Alaska with destinations such as Liverpool Raabuns Pensacola and San Francisco.
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Bremen
Columbus
Kirck
Charleston
Calcutta
Mohawk
Gresland
New Cronstadt
Juy
Emilie
Rummelhoff
New ES
Fred E
Richard
Thorndike
New Orleans
Peal
Kalstad
Manson
New York
Ra’buns
Glasgow
Mary K Campbell
Gray
Liverpool
Rank
Victoria
Boresen
Pensacola
Missouri
Boston
Sailer
Themis
Bray
Haakon Haakonsen
Jensen
Ew York
Yajomdon
Hudson
Meyer
New
Elise
Mathilde
Olsen
Rto
Folkesfesten
Beck
Philaelphia - Senstens
Scythia
Alaska
Parthenia
Halman
San Francisco
City of Richmond
Voilly
Westphalia
Whalers Report Whale Capture and Oilmaking Plans
The whale towed into port by the Storm King was delivered to Fanny Sprange’s owners who reported shooting it but it escaped and died later from the bomb. Sprange’s crew have shot 32 whales but captured six. The whale will be to Provincetown for boiling oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tembez
Gay Head
Jenkins
New Bedford
Talcahuana
Provincetown
Maritime arrivals and positions from mid Atlantic shipping report
Ships listed include Steamer Saragossa bound for Savannah from Baltimore off False Cape on July 4 and Mount Washington from New York to Portland with June events. Several barks and a brig are noted near Beachy Head and off Alligator Shoal with coordinates and routes to Honolulu New York Liverpool Trieste and St Domingo among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saragossa
Baltimore
Savannah
False Cape
Mount Washington
Perkins
New York
Portland
Beachy Head
DC Murray
Rowland Hill
Vaughan
Cardiff
Port Oody
Lon
Teresa Lovice
Ital
Mattino
Charleston
Trieste
Rk Stanley
Clausenn
Liverpool
Camilla
Ger
Beckman
Fom
Stralsund
Cane Wroth
Roma
McGonagle
Galveston
Liverroal
Alligator Shoal
Sir Rebecca Florence
St Dominic
Reestablishment of Robbin's Reef Light and New Hudson River Aids
The Lighthouse Board announces on July 10 1883 the re establishment of Robbin's Reef light in a 46 foot cast iron tower at New York harbor with a one fourth order white flash every six seconds. The current lightship will be withdrawn. Also on the same date fixed white lights will be set at Livingston's Creek and Percys Reach on the Hudson River, each from a 20 foot mast above a crib foundation, visible six miles in clear weather. By order of the Lighthouse Board Stephen C Rowan Rear Admiral USN Chairman.
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Lighthouse Board
Ashington
Robbin's Reef
New York Harbor
Livingston’s Creek
Hudson River
New York
Percy’s Reach
Stephen C Rowan
Adimiral Usn
Marine shipping notices from East London to Halifax
Maritime reports list vessels reported and updates from several ports including East London Norfolk and Halifax. Details cover arrivals dockings refits wreck salvage auctions and quarantines with ships such as Camellia Emily Clara S and Lavina Campbell and a focus on repairs and cargo movements.
Vessels Ashore and In Distress Off East Coast Shoals
Maritime report lists ships ashore or damaged near Long Shoal and Muskeget Channel including DISASTL HS from Rondout to Boston, Vesta leaking after return to port, Ashbrooke with loose rudder irons, Bark Kurichetta reporting bad weather, Rumbagh bumped in Gasper Channel, Creala in distress in Kingston, John F Rettman eyeing repair at Sydney, Stacy Clark to Savannah for ice, and a mystery steamer collision near July 5 2 AM with a brig leaving bowsprit damaged and no aid given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadoes
Bog Vesta
Ashbrooke
New
St Michael's
Orleans
Bayonne
Bordeaux
Kurichetta
Calcutta
Rumbagh
McDonald
Antwerp
Gasper Channel
Creala
Williams
Rom Aruba
Sweden
Kingston
John F Rettman
Sydney CB
Port Nevin
Sydney
New York
Stacy Clark
New Yo
Boston
Stahl
Kennebec
Savannah
Foreign Ports by Cable Summary of July Departures and Arrivals
A compact list of ships and barks sailing to and from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other ports, including steamer movements to Aden Ja pan and China, and vessels from Bremen, Amsterdam, and Hamburg. Notable entries include Marlborough Salter from New ark to Aden, Chateau Leoville Olivier to New York, and Stella Horn from Baltimore to Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoniwerp
Marlborough
Salter
Newark
Aden
Mosser
Langley
Jaban
China
New York
Ordeaux
Chateau Leoville
Olivier
Bergen
Bjorgviu
Olsen
Dunkirk
Matila
Smith
Philadelphia
Dover
Stella
Horn
Baltimore
Bremen
Cambusiloon
Fleet
Amsterdam
Fleetwood
Park Hypatia
Marr
St John
Nbalmouth
Flora
Holman
San Francisco
Queenstown
Goole
Salisbury
McArthur
Pensacolamburg
New Oreans
Liverpool
aAr
Lake Huron
Bernson
Montreal
Scott
Darien
Leviathan
Thompson
Arizona
Bowden
Saga
Bie
Savannah
Sth
Delaware
Cambell
Yajnae
Hedwig
Minssen
Saber
Nord Amerika
Terjesen
Moville
Hiawatha
Little
Naples
Salien
Alesia
Vellat
Oporte
Papa Giacomo
Lauro
Southampton
Salier
Wiegand
St Mawes
Republic
Rose
Hamburg
Santander
Air
William Phillips
Potter
Sydney
Nsw
Gogeburn
MecGowan
Este
Admiral
Lauer
Names List From Various Cities and States
A long OCR style roster lists individuals tied to places across the United States and Canada including Maine Massachusetts New York Philadelphia Montreal and London. The names reference multiple initials and titles with scattered punctuation and affiliations suggesting a directory or passenger list style snapshot.
Widely Listed Firms and Notices Appear in Baltimore Buffalo and Other Cities
A dense railway of names lists firms from Baltimore to Knoxville and New Orleans including Bangs Bard & Co and S G Putzel. The paragraph cites business houses and agents in multiple cities. It ends with medical ads noting Dr Graves’s Heart Regulator and Lydia E Pinkham references alongside a death notice for hardware merchant Mr Smithers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bangs
Bard & Co
Tre
G Putzel
J Putzel
Hecht
Lincoln
Neéb
Geo
Goodrich
Goodrich Bros
Craw
Maysville
Chas S Miner
Chase Miner & Bro
Montgomery
Ala
Hi Francis
Francis
Cobb & Co
New Orleans
J M Gould
J M Gould & Son
Oil City
C W Noyes
Noyes
Norman & Co
Qu. Talladega
R C Black
Smithers
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Groton Street
Boston Police Relief Association
James J. Comee
Charles H. Colbeare
Nathan Symonds
Michael Merritt
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U.S. A
L Bosman
Dew Point
Wako v. B. Cole
General Weather Report
War Department
Signal Service
United States Army
Eterna
al Placz
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Mt. Washton
Glear
Ee Vane
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Fairoon
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Ilwa
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Boston Museum
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Oakland Garden
Rice
Comic Opera Co
Beacon Park
Buffalo Bill
City Hall Notes
the Horticultural Society
Navy Yard Dock
Coffee Market
Moon Pao
Ship News Record
Port OF
Cooley
Long Shoal
Muskeget Channel
Merchants’ Exchange
Yonayre
St Germain
Port Caledonia
Schem
French
Sherman
Guecenstowm
Obed Baxter
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Lord of the Isles
Felgate
Florence Treat
Dobson
Foochow
Magenta
Newchuang
Chefoo
Ibadoes
Tin
Jigmia
Carvalho
American Union
Harman
Portsmouth
Fortune Island
Sch Ferland
McWhinnie
Nuevitas
Raleigh
Littlefield
St Jago
Rather Point
Nestorian
Ong Mong
McLaurin
Sacramento
Entwistle
Centennial
Sophus
A Thompson
Henrietta
Nichols
Porter
Resolute
Nickels
Abbie Carver
Adelia Carleton
Nicholas Thayer
Penobscot
Robert Porter
Adolph Ohri
Staples
C D Bryant
Butman
Billy Simpson Brown
Bangkok
Escort
Waterhouse
Tai
John Worster
Son
Scr
Spartan
Swatow
Tillie Baker
Nolio
Wat
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Jime
Pearce
Hayti
Glas
Roit
Lena
Wrah
Webb
Annie
Cameron
Dry Arbor
Maracaibo
Western Texas
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Maynard Sumner
Cousins
Kingstones
Atlas Line
Maitland WS
Stranomi
Flemming
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Anser Head
Macey
Pictou
Ross-shire
Hewat
Stephen
Juliet Pee
Lepoets Edwin
Stacey
Quebec
Wolfe
Montevideo
Lady Mulgrave
Dundalk
Eglantine
Kavanagh
Ialveston
Porto Plata
Cecile
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Olive Crosby
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Lucerne
Kerr
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Svensea
Hermon
Aroldsen
St Nazaire
Dahl
Rochefort
Latona
Hurry
Cora
Albrethsen
Rome
Faulkner
Mar
Theobald
Nune
James S Stone
Weston
Hannah W Dudley Dudley
Puget Sound
Fred Pitchfield
Spaulding
Ned White
Tloilo
Surizaam
Aldene
Dennison
Fantee
Jones
St Stephen
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Bon Bolt
Drake
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Isaaksen
St John WB
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Rorica
Ilagan
Big Darna
Hettendorff
William R Barry
Reynard
Bucco
Juwia S. Frenca
Emma G. Bestwick Calais
Mary
Burrill Eldridge
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McWnitter
Deaia
Jonanne
Mortensen
Icklow
Olio
Sarah
Corbitt
Alta
Davis
Evergreen
Emu
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Halcyon,Gay
Philadilphia
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Haiti
Whampoa
Mount Lebanon
Nelson
Trentsen
Winssor
Cora Etta
Fares
Tarbell
Knowles
Messenger
Tolkcen
Mullin
Murray
Pitney
Troy Fuhrhaus
Miss
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Phillips,Jr
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Kimball
Nashua
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Wood
J & Simpson
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Waite
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J Hill
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Gross
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P H Hammond
E Katz
BN Levy
F Coleman
H Martin
Cuicazo
M Lyons
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J Scofield
H Parsons
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J Fischer
M Cooper
Wrentham
W Henderson
A Ferris
FE Osborn
Kelly
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W Wells
Washington
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Meriden
Parker & Wf
Dutton
Horton & Wf
Middleton
Detroit
Corey & cl
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Pisher
Heustis
Marshil
Ross
Troy
Syracuse
Doven
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Rye Beach
Lauffe
Copner
L Abbott
Goncord
Siebold
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JD Yost
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A C Forsyth
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Rob
W Cuttenden
Roche
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K Bateman
Cambri
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H Stebbins
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C Holbrook
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R Thomas
Clinois
JH Baxter
US Navy
Leonard
Uri
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L Gorham
Rubee
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A Collins
Uincy House
W Smith
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Witte
Palmer
Newton
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Whiting
Geneva
Tood
Lane
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Flynn
E Damon
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EL Willard
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Hussey
Rochester
K O’brien
CS Miner
T Chadeyane
Sing Sing
J Griffiths
Towanda
Dickie
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M Wright
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Coil Woodworth Chicopee
Barnabee
Tinker
M Grace
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M McEldery
Cohn
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Bulmer
J T Preston
HC Hill
Berton
S Wright
H Whitney
Naigell
C &Dwards
Spear
R Brook
A Taylor
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C Wilson
H Harrington
M Herbert
Randlett
Lebanon
the Vendome
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F W Smith
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Hamber
H Stephenson
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Kelley
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Nicolaus
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E Dailey
Carver
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JC Todd
Walker
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Fetter
Alvord
Tisley
L Werdener
ES Babcock Jr
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Hamilton
Knapp
Bowker
Austin
Norton
Byde
Thatcher
Kendrick Chatham
Kirson
AC Ladd
J Johnson
Gilmore
Catts
Port Perry
Can
D Ramsey & c
DB Jones &c
Taxter
C Wyatt
Reck
Madison Square Co
P Smith
Vance
Kampsing
Lansdale
Hart
M Keith
T F
Clarkson
Lamb
James
Williamsburg
G Hill
S C Withington
Falliver
H Hall
M Morris
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Coburn
Sherreff
Westboro
Holbrook
So Pueblo
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Badgewater
S Chamberlain
Marlboro
G Stetson
P Gleason
G Stevens
Ashley
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Small
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Krohn
Macken
M Levy
L Hubbard ,Jr
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Orvis
M Wheeler
H Cockbwn
KE Millard
Omaha
EM Wendell
Butler
Andrews
J Lewis
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Greene
Fisher
AY Lowe
Smth
Locke
Parny
JH Pine
Peavey
Sioux City
L Wright
Des Moines
Chavez
Swanzey
Carter
Revere
Vathey
Pame
Eastport
Downing
Concord
P Powell
Keith
Franklin
Simario
Chayer
Branin
Millville
Payne
Wartsman
Heintz
Kelloch
Danaacques
Loui Killips
Thomas & Wf
Hallach
Tandall
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Courke
Goodale
Hoyt
Spencer
Wallasski
Wilkey
Oak
Lakeman
Cohasset
Hills
Heilman
Reading
J. Heilman
Bentley
Chester
Chadwick
McClelland
Childs
Chelsea
A Perkins RC Hale
Epping
RS Hoyt
Boot and Shoe Buyers
St. Jacobs
Ayer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Warren Powder Mills
Doane Street
Sporting Brands
Eureka
Boston Sporting
John P. Lovell & Sons
Cornhill
Washington St
Coren Oee
C. H. McKenney & CO
Boylston
A. Stefan
Fioremont Street
Kittie Cook
Co. P. Grimmer
Florist
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Standard Remington
Seamans & Benedict, Cor. Water and
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B. S. Jackson
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the Post
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Appledore
Oceanig
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Yels Io Laighton Brothers
Preston
Swampscott
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Brock
Grand Union Hotels
Farnham & Bush
Hotel Des Isles
Mt. Desert Island, Bar Harbor, Me
Atlantic Ocean
Frenchman's Bay
E. G. Des Isles
MT. Desert
Derico
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Edwin Wright
C. M. Holden
Deering House
Bar Harbor
Charles Higgins
Maolis
Nahant
Sac
J. F. Folsom
Canal Street
Grand Central Hotel
Mt. Desert Island
R. Hamor & Sons
Atlantic House
Mt Desert
P. O
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Hood Cottage
F. S. Risteen
Waumbek Hotel
Jefferson, N. H
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Lafayette
Waumbek Hotel CO
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Franconia
Green Mountains
W. Phillips
Arge
Luther S. Monk
North Bridgton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Ss. Superior Court
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Massachusetts
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R. N. Colvin
Tilton
New Hampshire
Nathan T. Porter
Thomas Porter
Elmer G. Doolittle
Henry C. Robinson
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
Massachuse Suffolk
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James Blair
Scurro
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Daniel T. Knight
Jairus L. Frost
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Jommon Wealth
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Mary Penniman
Seth F. Burt
Grorce M. Broexs
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J. H Tyler
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Henry Baldwin
Devonshire Street
Henry W. Folsom
J Brown
Ted
Thomas & Baame
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AL Ccourts
Geo. Holbrook
B Box
Elroy N. Heath
High St
Ccount
Winkley, Thorp & Dresser
Devonshire
Doane & Geznough
State St
Aaron R. Gay & Co
Ot St
Chas, Darling
Exchange St
Andirons—Bracs
Andiron and Polishing Co
Hawkins Street
Sheppard & CO
A . Feet
Gridley
J. F. Bryant
Ate
State Street
Room
Cabot Chandier, Devonshire _ Street
J. S. Eastman
Decatur
Liverpool St
P. O. Box
Melrose
S. Edwin Tobey
Pemberton Square
John Lyman Faxon
Exchange Place
Henry
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Whitney Lewis
Lord & F & Fuller
Thayen
Stentworth
Justus J. Smith
B. F
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Ions
Arthur Dixwell
Park Street
Frost & & Adams
Welker& Y Co
Wadsworth Bros. & Howland
Wash St
Howland
Kate Allerton
Wm. G. Waitt
Milk Street
Actioneer
Reali Estate & Insurance Broker
Wash’n St
Real Is Real Estate & Mocen. A. HK. Shedd
City Square
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Pollard, Alford & CO
Trement St
Bepping
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
Bellows
Lawrence Bros
Federal
Belting
LS & Waste
John Mulliken & Co
B. Charlestown St
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M. Depot
Pope Mfg. Co
Bixcles
Cunningham CO
Cor
Berkeley St
Sycles & Tricycles
Stall & Burt Odd Fellows Hall
Tremont Street
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Best Incity
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Pembert'n Sq
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WM. Campbell & CO
Main St
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Ateatiatinthiteski Mantease
Idiotbin
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Don Gola
English
Eliot St
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DOSS
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Patterson’s
Tremont St
Eliot
WM. T. van Nostrand & CO
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Alford Street
Elena Eee le Rick
Hobbs, Glidden & Co
State St. Pee
Mn & H
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Calcium LI Co
Iatalites
B.W
S. Child
Sole Agis
Federal St
Gen’s Agis
R. G—Hichard
Smart
Brighton Ave
Beacon St
Crit
Frank L. Fuller
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Henry Aston
Congress Street
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E.S. Hamlin & CO
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Henry Hyde Smith
Benj. Pond
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C.F .Hovey & CO
Johnston’s
Fresco Paints & General Supplies
Geo.hollister
Suffolk Electric M’sg. Co
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Boston Electric Co
Ashhston St
Chas. L. Bly
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Parker & Parker
Mligh St
Kendall Mfg. CO
Chardon St
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ION Stone Company
Hawley Street
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Geo. &. McLaughlin
L. Holt & CO
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Lidgerwood M’fs. Co
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J. H. Houghton
N. EB
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James Flynn
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J. Hubbard & Co
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Beverly Street
Turner & CO
LASS
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Sudbury
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H.mullen
Artisan’s Bis
Yulon Park
Pollard, Alford & O
Tremont Et
Mars of Carerage
E.D. Ranekine
Sudbery St
Boston Poliet
Chas
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Ke Tremont Street
Yarmon
Haverhurst
N.E
E. Kimball
Fort Hillay
Jousehold
Union St
Jhevsenold
Warren & & Wing
Highstreet
Stansell
Cross Street
Hanover
Wm. Vv
Rutchings & W. A. Couthouy
Staite St
Delaware Mutual Safety of
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Tremont Femple
W. A. Simmons
G. A. Litchfield
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J-T.cropt
Reed's Bik
Hartisag Ave
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Cambridge Laundry
Suffolk Glass Co
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Wasik
St. Opp
Etter
Hign Atrest
Yp Press
A.T. Stearns Lumber CO
Neponset
A. Woods Machine Co
Gilver
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Geo. F. Holt
Haverhill Street
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Oder
W.woodward & Co
Tf & Tfb
Oliver St
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Benj. Anthony
Ruggles St
Ton Highlands
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Guptill
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Mesholmes & Blanchard
Chaviestown A
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Soyard & Co
Canal St
Wahroucgat
Sanford & Fon
Atlantic Ave
L. Kd
Whipple
W.&f.h. Whittemore
Broad Street
Cptician
A. J. Lloyd
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F . J. G. Hamblin
Stomfield Street
Wea Eergans
New England Orm Co
Gale
Hanover Et
Padsworth Bros. & Howland
New Washington Street
Lt . Colprit & Co
Hanover Ste
Wnewell & Gravey
Hanover Street
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Tn Car Board
Carter’ Rice Ee Co. & Co
J. H.adams
U. S. Patent Office
A. H. Spencer
N.C. Lombard
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Paten Brown Brothers
Schooled Street
American & We Foreign Pat
A. le Hayes
Milix
Henry W. Williams
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Province Street
Wm. Lumb
H. Mitchett
Cee Lumbers
Hawkes & Crawford
Howard At
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Henry Hussey
Kingston Street
Pix Mae
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Post H. North & CO
Faneuil Hall Ee
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P. Squire & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
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Pequota Erying Company
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Union Street
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Ory
Woodward & Co
Enry Ahlborn
Careef
Louis K. Mather
West Roxbury
Link
Milton
Charles T. Bodwell
Court St
Heal Estate
D. H. Blaney
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Washineon St
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Baby de- Cercrae
Oi Sao
Williams & Mt’er
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Hannemay “Treet
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Elastic
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Damon
GAW
Clemson & CO
D. Warner
al Chardon St
GEO. B. Sargent
Wiebe
Redt
Ben J. Hill
B. & M. Depot
Daniels & Johnston
Hannifen
Cla & Ls Schick, I Appleton, Cor
Goda Appa
Wm. B. Ca
Owker St
OFA
Plimpton
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Baird & Co
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Franklin At
Qtammering Institute
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Ferwaale
H. C. Dimond & CO
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Andrews & CO
Clackstone Street
Twyloge Hic Pen CO
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Page & Walmoery and
Martin & Son
YPE Foundry
Dante” Dry CO
As. Peake Que
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Park Square
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