Empire State Matinee Excursions For Ladies And Children
The Empire State managers arranged Saturday matinee excursions in the harbor for ladies and children. The first departs Battery Wharf at 2 30 p m and returns at 6 p m. A inquiry into the death of the Olander family at Winthrop Junction was held Friday by Judge Pond of East Boston. Testimony largely mirrored that before the railroad commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
Larbor
Battery Wharf
Olander Famil
Winthrop Junction
Weather data snippet with locations around Washington DC
The fragment lists multiple coordinates and conditions such as Clear and Cloudy across regions including Washington DC, with latitudes and longitudes, wind/direction codes, and intermittent fog and rain indicators. It preserves scattered meteorological readings and place markers rather than a cohesive report.
Prince Tsherbatov praises Liebig Coca Beef Tonic efficacy
Prince Nicolas Tsherbatov of the Russian navy lauds the Liebig Co. Coca Beef Tonic as a most excellent tonic. Edwin Booth and Gen. Franz Sigel report personal benefits. The tonic is claimed invaluable for debility dyspepsia biliousness and sick headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolas Tsherbatov
Imperial Russian Navy
Liebig Co
Edwin Booth
Franz Sigel
Equitable Life explains Semi-Tontine policy benefits
World’s Dispensary Medical Association at Buffalo advertises cures for rupture and hernia and offers pamphlets in return for stamps. The note promotes understanding of the Semi-Tontine life policy favored by readers with NY Life policies, describing non-forfeitable protection and favorable results after the Tontine period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Life Insurance
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Nantasket Beach Illuminated In 1885 Night Of Fireworks
Nantasket celebrated its fourth annual illumination on Friday July 10 attracting about 20000 people. Hotels cottages and private homes lit lanterns and candles. fireworks at Hotel Nantasket and Pacific House featured a Gen Grant portrait and rainbow showers. Attendance and orderly embarkation were aided by hotel officials detectives and steamboat crews amid rain marred displays and extensive lantern decorations along Atlantic Centre Greenhill and nearby hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
Pacific House
Olt
Sears
McGlewen
Boston
Nantaket
R. l. Phillips
Uniu
Hunt
Grant
Atlantic
Centre
Green
Hotel Pemberton
Pleasant Beach
Messrs
Russell & Sturgis
Hunter Weymouth
Gen. Grant
Rink
Peterson
Atlantic Hill
Atlantic House
Messrs. Damon & Sons
Bing
Maniig
Nanlasket Avenue
George D. Atkins
Nanasket and
Atlantic Avenues
T. B. Jones
Ilene
Lakeman
Atlantic Avenue
W. J. McGuire
S.j Kiley
Putney
Mayflower
Newport
East Weymouth
Hathaway
H. D. Gay
Aia
Masten & Wells
Buntin
Martland
Brockton
Louis P. Ober
Gun Rock Road
Gun Rock
Elberon
John T. Callahan
E. J. Mullane
Gay
Cooper Curtis
Straits Pond
Greenhill
Green Hill
Jerusalem Road
Newtasket
Strawberry Hill
Sagamore House
Sagamore Hill
Standish
Arlington, Crockett
Ocean Houses
Ocean House
Point Allerton
Telegraph Hill
Jonas Hallstrom
L. Keyes
George Miles
Hull
Panel Drafts Questioning Jury Quality in Local Liquor Case Debates
The editor reports Edwin L. Dudley secretary of the law and order league argues Judge Aldrich delays cases due to inferior jurors. The Board of Registrars counters six juries failed to convict on the same witnesses, asserting juror quality is not the issue and provides the full traverse juror roll for July term 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Dudley
Law and Order League
Aldrich
League
Registrars of Voters
L. E. Pearson
Board of Registrars of Voters
Peston
Traverse
Superior Court
Albert M. Baker
Sumner Street
Chelsea
George M. Bell
Mason
Walnut Street
Ira Blanchard
Northampton Street
Joseph T. Brown
Berkley
Ebenezer Burrill
Madison Avenue
Winthrop
Michael J. Cautbell
Everett Street
James W. Cavanagh
Emerald Street
Edwin Chapman
William R. Clark, Jr
Mt. Everett Street
Thomas Clasby
Wakvllab
Frederick P. Conant
Tremont Street
Timothy Cotter
East Sixth Street
Asa Critchet
Bremen Street
Lewis F. Davis
Dorchester Avenue
William J. Dearing
Chelsea Street
Arthur L. Devens
Marlboro Street
Henry L. Dodge
Gold Street
Jacob A. Dresser
Hascock Street
Mathew J. Dugan
Beach Street
Martin J. Dwyer
Henry E. Fales
Copeland Street
Martin T. Finen
Cooper Street
John F. Good
Albany Street
Alex Greenlaw
Ball Street
Edward Hamilton
Green Street
Edward T. Hand
Dover Street
John CU
Blue Hill Avenue
Warren Hapgood
West Chester Park
Thomas H
Hawthorne proprietor presses $22 dinner bill at city hall
The Hawthorne owner on Brighton road sent a $22 bill to city hall for a Thursday dinner for six young men. The six democratic councilmen named on the bill were absent and the bill failed inspection. Councilmen threaten to “make it hot” for the boys while public buildings and instruction officials meet the mayor to discuss new charter duties. Next week charities and correction will hold a similar session. An aldermen board meeting is set for Monday at noon to review mayoral nominations for the high service commission and the Boylston street sidewalk issue. Nettleton says Osborne is eligible for police commissioner. Lee expected no board appointment until a telegraph from Taunton arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Brighton Road
City Hall
Department of Public Buildings and Instruction
Department of Charities and Correction
Board of Aldermen
High Service Commission
Boylston Street
Nettleton
Osborne
Lee
Taunton
New cutter Stranger Arrives in Boston for Warren
The Stranger, a new cutter built for George H. Warren, reached Boston at 3 AM Friday after leaving Southampton June 4. Skippered by Capt. Randall with a 10 man crew, she sails under the Royal Thames Yacht Club colors and English flag, 78 feet overall, 65 feet water line, to race in regattas with the Skeena Thetis and Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranger
George H. Warren
Boston
Southampton
Plymouth
Tasker
Kansas
Warren Line
Harry Randall
Maggie
Randall
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Town
Skeena
Thetis
Waien Dock
Richard Ryan Arrested in Indecent Assault Case
Richard Ryan and four companions, accused of indecent assault on 15 year old Miss Trueman on Ottawa outskirts on June 2, were arrested Friday night in Cambridgeport by detectives Dalton Ducy. Ryan, under surveillance since June 20, admitted to returning to Ottawa for trial with Detective E J O Neil. He is about 21 and has worked in Cambridge parts time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Michael Martin
Hugh Collins
Marblehead
H. P. Moulton
Salem
Maggie Tracy
Patrick Tracy
Hyde Park
Mr. Stockbridge
Linwood Street
Richard Ryan
Miss Trueman
Ottawa
Can
Dalton and Ducy
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Ryan
E. J. O'Neil
O’ Neil
Cambridge
Sailing and voyage notices from Halifax to New York and beyond
Maritime traffic reports list steamer arrivals and departures with cargoes and passengers. Vessels include Steamer Galileo Galilei, Alunda, Alpha Stanwood, Gee Penobscot, Star of the East, John Brooks, City of Gloucester, and George Sheffield with consignments to various firms. cargoes include hides, missionaries, and sugar. Several brig and schooner movements noted with ports from Calcutta to Barbadoes, St Johns, and New York, plus reported lat long positions and a final clearance section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galileo
Potter
Hull
Mdise
Geo W Preston
Alunda
Hill
Halifax
A C Lombard
Cole
Rosario
N W Rice
Lon
Yamoyden
McLaren
Baltimore Tor
Mundy
Barbaddoes
Senet M Cook
Calais
Clark
Barbadoes
Une
Thomas R Pillsbury
Thomaston
Pitcher
Pascacoula
Spring Bird
McLean
St John
Schuther A Roby
Baltimore
Ciara E
Colcord
New York
Rosa F Nutter
Steuben
George Walter
Smith
Deer Isle
George P Rust
Brocklebank
Newburyport
Addie E Seavey
Vessels and Winds Note Busy July North Atlantic Run
Efron reports from Vineyard Haven on July 9 detailing brig Laurella McFarlane from St Johns with 14 days for orders, light southerly winds, and multiple ships outbound or at sea including Addie C Bryant from Bangor and A T from Bermuda. The log lists numerous schooners and routes to Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore with fishing and cargo passages, noting favorable fishing weather and several vessels heading to or returning from ports along the Maine coast and New England, including Bar Harbor, Rockland, and Belfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EFRON
Vineyard Haven
Laurella
McFarlane
St Johns
Addie C Bryant
Bangor
Steeri Uth
Mundy
Barbadoes
Boston
Bermuda
Rockland
Nightinare
Smith
Willie Martin
Holbrook
South Gardiner
Lester A Lewis
Moon
Frankfort
Evergreen
Turner
West Side
Gamman
Gloucester
Alice Hearn
Penniwell
Richmond
Philadelphia
Edith B Everman
Vannaman
Baltymore
W E Leggett
Pierce
Augusta
Bridgeport
Elias Ross
Lewis
Ipswich
Perth Amboy
Blossom
Clay
Hackensack
City of Ellsworth
Bonsey
Ellsworth
New Bedford
Island City
Snow
Nantucket
John B Norris
Harding
William Flint
JS Terry
Emma
Smalley
Cole
Hoboken
Mott Haven
Collins
Eastport
Caroline Young
Carson
Lanesville
Lynn
Belle Harding
Nickerson
Peary
Clara M Harding
Rockport
Chatham
Swhs
French
Childs
St George
New York
Elizabeth
Lee
Toload
Ice
Willie Wand Alice
Kendall
Portland
Mexican
Arey
Woesard Haven
Hume
Thomas Korden
Veto Marshall
Thomaston
Robinson
Telegraph
Gilchrist
James Hulmes
W T Emerson
Gott
Fishing schooners make limits off Highland Light
Wellfleet Massachusetts July 10 reports Charles Washington with 65 bushels of mixed mackerel and Neilie Snow with 35 bushels. Both caught off Highland Light. Fireman Ella F Crowell from Philadelphia notes local wells hold bait but few mackerel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellfleet
Mass
Charles Washington
Neilie Snow
Highland Light
Ella F Crowell
Philadelphia
Sailing listings of ships and routes with dates and positions
Steamer Lowa under Walters from Boston to Liverpool dated July 8. Steamer Missouri arrives in Boston from Liverpool also dated July 8. Bark Lavingstone with Sakkestadt from Havre to Philadelphia on June 24. Bark Rose of Devon Dawe from St Johns PA to Montreal on July 8. Bark Siaffa Colford from Port Royal to Cuxhaven on July 6. Brig Rover Dingle from Messina to Baltimore on July 6. Brig Russo Patuzzo from Lisbon to New York, 52 days out since June 24. Sir Fannie Kimmey Wolfe from with ice to Washington DC, July 8 near Five Fathom Bank. Sir Susan N Pickering Haskell from Boston to Apalachi cola on July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Walters
Boston
Liverpool
Dingle
Messina
Baltimore
Lon
Russo
Patuzzo
Lisbon
New York
Fannie Kimmey
Wolfe
Washington
Cester
Abbie Willard
Jonesiie Mulvey
Randileft
Lizzie Cochran
Hopkins
Fidelia
Blake
Turks Island
Edward Stewart
Haron
Cassie Jameson
Collins
Beaton
Lee Philadelphia
Beverly
Sailea
Seb William
Hodgkins
Calaia
Belfast
Abraham Richardson
Pattereball
Frankfort
Curtis
Tee
Jennie Greenbank
New Org
James H Rothwell
M H Read
Bay State
Baker
Key West
Anna A Booth
Bagles
Pensacola
Alicia A Washburn
New Orleans
Ree
Machias
Orrie
Drisko
Sagua
Ya Orleans
Chalmette
Quick
Bertha
Koster
Bremen
Port Kads
Pawnee
Harnden
Norfolk
William McGee
F Smith
Alleghany
Taylor
Providence
J & H Scull
Ingersoll
Ralph Sinnett
New Haven
Newport News
Richmond
West Point
Amy Dora
Thompson
Hamburg
M Anthony
Gardiner
New Port
James English
Perkins
Elizabethport
Silver Heels
Stewart
Calais
Sao
Pendse
Byron M
Sanford
New York- Ar
City of Chester
Condron
Pomona
Cook
Montego Bay
Ivanhoe
Cameron Baracoa
Primate
St Jago
John McDonald
Stove
Maita
Houston
Rio Janeiro
Barks
Lyne
Mobile
Emma Pyzant
Dexter
Dunkirk
Doris Eckhofft Tord
Havana
Ocean Pearl
Henley
Cardenas
Sagitta
Maurius
Icis Hattie H. Roberts
Green Turtle Key
Nancy Smith Msnkin
Matanzas
Fannie W Cobb
Johnson
Jacmel Aleo Ar
Barks Gulilherme
Borda
Rouen
Batavia
Keley Segua
Empress of India
Ives
Matoim
Brigs Hugo
Vane Puttabia
Sch Comet
Aldrich
Ampco
Dr Lasker
Sch Veruna
Birdsall
Darien
Schip
Malta
Elia Wartner
Mayagerz
Nancy Smithy
Fram
Baracua
Chrysouim
Tarragona
Wilhelmine
Aracaju
Risk
Fernandina
Servia
Crescent City
Lockwood
Aspinwall
Caneron
Baracoa
Circassia
Campbell
Melasgow
Euclid
Norseman
Maddox
Neckar
Sremen
Romeo
Williams
Sydney
Thorn Holme
Progreso
Gottardo
de Liberto
Mediterranean
Ripon City
Jenkins
Newcastle
Bitterne
Ried
London
Statesman
Pythomene
Calcutta
Barks Lovespring
Thomsen
Honolulu
Augustinus
Limerick
Chasseur
Stockholm
Aurelie
Osborn
Cape Town
Berg
Lrngs
Labaina
Allen
Ponce
Screamer
Jordan
St Thomas
John H Crandon
Pierce
Peeress
Stuart Aspinwal
Icis
Halifax
William A Crocker
Hutchins
Hallowell
Annie Louise
Kelley
Denis
Smith
White
Taunton
Elia Francis
Bulger
Rondout
Gloucester
Fred Gray
Littlejohn
Port
New Bedford
Terry
Raynor
Pee
Stony Brook
Luella Nickerson
Nickerson
Jotuit
Island Home
Manter
Nantucket
Returns
Lady Antrim
Parker
Wareham
Philadelphia
Ashland
Tunnel
Barks Sherwood
Douglass
Rotterdam
Honor
Melson
Britannia
Larsen
Jennie Sweeney
Morse
Portland
Grecia
Gibelli
Rio Marina
Nat
Seaman
James B Ogden
Foley
Lucinda G Potter
Potter
Elsie
Antwerp
Fanita
Charleston
Mark Freden
Anderson
Oporto
Icis Theresa
Wolf
French
Lynn
Harry C Shepard
Booye
Abigail Jennings
Leon
Primerose
James River
Elwood Burton
Jarvis
Emily H Naylor
Wilson
Roma
Philadel
Magnusen
Havre
West Bay
American Lloyds
Sdis
Thomas Booz
S G Haskell
Thomas W Hyde
Ruth Shaw
George W Churchman
Salem
Tamora
Secumb
Barbadoes
Edward Cushing
Robert's Harbor
Evans
Chester
Ohio
Vinalhaven
James Henry
Munro
Rockport
Mark Alexander Campbell
Bunker
Margie Gulliver
Bangor
Acadian
Sutherland
Glace Nay
Mores Webster
Rhodes
Kennebec
George Walker
Wright
Triumph
Church
Cutter
Mary Willey
C M Guhmor
Feai
St George
Tiara
Chatto
Rockland
Golden Rule
Kent
Swan’s Island
Black Warrior
Babbidge
Deer Isle
Perth
Mboy
Wallace
Vandalla
Alley
Ellsworth
Ida L Ray
Marshall
Frank L Day
St John
Glenera
Gilchrist
Pawtucket
Bertha F Walker
Westgate
William C Green
Hawes
Sammue
Lewis
Wood
Pawitucket
Nathaniel Lank
Sipple
aAr
William Crane
Billups
Theodora
Andreasen
Smithville
Princessen
City of Macon
City of Augusta
Jonathan Bourne
Georgetown DC
John C Cottingham
Bishop
Leighton
Moran
Hoboken
Ship Island
Pioneer
Nelson
Glasgow
Pacoma
Levi Stevens
San Francisco
Woods Hall
Mataic
Romano
Girgecti
Boston Captain Prepares Fine Vessel for Australia
Capt John M Pritchard, a Newburyport native and 25 year sea veteran, commands a superb vessel bound for Australia. The ship, praised for its meticulous fitting and seamanship under first mate Jones, is described as one of the port’s finest and most beautiful ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Boston
John M Pritchard
Newburyport
Pritchard
Montana
Lucy T Wells
Sailed and grounded vessels noted in Calais to Halifax port region
Ships and crews in July moving between Calais Maine to New York and Halifax report mishaps. Higgins from Calais to Boston returned leaking. Schoower grounded leaving St John port. Barracouta main hatch stove. Jeddo loses lumber deckload. Florence and barge ran aground at Smith's Ledge. Mary Gibbs reports centerboard loss near Gloucester. Caledonia speeds to Lizard with loose propeller. Jina docked after Rathlyn Island grounding. Vicar reports seaman killed furling royals. Annie C Hall ashore near Cranberry Island with false keel loss and heading to dry dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Higgins
Calais
Boston
St John
Schoower
New York
London
Barracouta
Barber
Queenstown
Portland
Cape Horn
Vinegara Haven
Jeddo
Caledonia
Cro- Jina
Glasgow
Montreal
Rathlyn Island
Lewes
Del
Vicar
Nor
Joseph Andreas Hanier
Havre
West Bay
Halifax
Annie C Hall
Gloucester
Cranberry Island
Canso
Vansa
Port Hawkesbury
Maritime Shipping Movements Report from July 10 Despatch
Special despatch lists ships and steamers sailing and in port from multiple ports including Bombay, Bordeaux, Glasgow, Gibraltar, Victoria, Havana, Halifax, Hong Kong, Cardiff, New York, Matanzas, North Sydney, Dundalk, Para, Fort Antonio, Jamaica, Sagua, Southampton, and more. It notes vessels such as Union, Chateau Leoville, Sidonia, Malabar, Newport, Miranda, Annie H Smith, Ludgate Mill, Chas Morford, and Adriatic among others, with destinations like New York, North of Hatteras, Bremen, and various Caribbean ports, plus sailings on July 9–10 and in port at year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Suitan
Green
New York
Bordeaux
Pauillac
Chateau Leoville
Glasgow
Sidonia
Gibraltar
Malabar
New
Jeddah
Victoria
Russell
Liverpool
Ocodday
Havana
Newport
Curtis
New Potk
Halifax
Miranda
Bindon
St Johns
Hong Kong
aAr
Annie H Smith
Brown
Cardiff
Park C D Bryant
Colcord
Newcastle
Nsw
Kuizard
Ludgate Mill
Matanzas
Schs
Chas Morford
Burge
Katteras
Horace O Bright
Fighter
Agruer
Timothy Field
Adams
Boton
Para
Maranhense
Fort Antonio
Jamaica
Peveril
Edgie
Baltimore
Porce Paix
Helen J Holway
Stuart
Clifford,Crabtree
Do Do
Emily F Northam Stetson
Ee Own
Adriatic
New Oak
Britannic
Sagua
Florence L Genovar
Veazie
Georgietta
Wallace
Bremen
John Nb—Creared
Sch
Daphne
New Ork
Cecal
Sumner R Mead
Park
Arai
Maritime Movement Roundup From June To July
Shipping notices list numerous vessels sailing and loading from ports including Barbadoes Nassau and Antigua. Entries cover brigantines brigs steamers and schooners bound for North of Hatteras Delaware Breakwater New York Philadelphia and various Caribbean ports with statuses such as loading, disg, unloading, in port, waiting orders and suspected repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadoes
Edward D. Doucette
Oortiana
Bessie Simpson
Bradford
North of Hatteras
Albatross
Chalmers
Delaware
Dunure
Menzies
Florence
Carter
Disg
Rome
Faulkner
Ruth
Halvorsen
Fajardo
Scud
Givan
New York
Pearl
Zimmer
RLT
Thompson
Bestondo
Caroline Gray
Pillsbury
North of Hatteras Do
Hope
Gallion
Venezuela
J A Horsey Smith
Gem
Pierce
Eastern Star
Bogert
Samval Coipel
Brinton
Carmen Woodbury
Bryant
Joan John K Souther
Belano
Philadelphia
Norman
Whitehouse
H . Lanfair
Woodland
Amy D.deveau
Mereghan
Orinoco
Melanson
St Martins
Gasper Embree
Embree
Port Hawkesbury
Emilie Adeline
17Th de Mar
Maroon
Spray
London
Ariel Patterson
Armstrong
Belize
Cameron
Ceion
Montreal
Norwegian
Ronsides
Buenos Ayres
Tinton
Lisbon
Emilie
Sault-au-Cochon
Foreign Ports Summary of July Sailed and Passed Vessels
A dense courier of ships and routes lists July movements for many vessels including steamer Warwick, Nederland, Glenartney, Brooklyn City, Rothiemay, M A Nutter, Geiser, America, Albuera, Barrowmore, St Margaret, Glanivor, Lord Landsdowne, Furnessia, Porcevera, St Stephen, Star of England, City of Manchester, Embleton, Scotia, Othello, Corinna, St David, Snow Queen, City of New York, and City of New York bound for Hong Kong among numerous others with destinations across New York, Boston, Liverpool, Queenstown, Halifax, San Francisco, Montreal, and Genoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Lobvett
New York
Nederland
Griffin
Philadelphia
Accessales
Glenartney
Sommers
Bristol
Brooklyn City
Fitt
Swansea
Cardiff
Rothiemay
Olsen
Montevideo
Soudan
San Francisco
Crookhaven
Furnessia
Hedderwick
Glasson Peck
James Kenway
McDonald
Miramichi
Gibraltar
Porcevera
Mustica
Mediterranean
Boston
Ifull—Air
George Homer
Perry
Portland
St Stephen
Douglass
Khinmsale
Borrowdale
McAllister
Liverpool
Wishart
UeeLt Town
Petit Codiac
Steeve
Pernambu O
Estrer Row
Gould
Parsboro
Swayne
St John
Brooklyn
Daie
Montreal
London
Star of England
Henricksen
Saiied Och
Elysia
Brown
Halifax
Leio
Moore
Baltimore
Gravesend
City of Manchester
Alifax
Leith
Embleton
James
Sarah Ann
Todd
Baltimore Londonderry
aAr
Colina
Coulson
Huron
Dunn
Marseilles
Scotia
Jaubert
Genoa
Madeira
Quebec
Yanmouth
Corinna
Gibson
Newark
Queenstown
Air
St David
Frost
Barracouta
Barber
Kirkcudbrightshire
Baxter
Myrtle
Carter
Rosario
Hoe
Mary Turleigh
Uadel
Sailed Orders and Vessels Report From Various Ports
A long list of 9th and 10th voyage movements notes brig Castalia and other ships sailing to New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, with numerous vessels loading or outbound from Belfast, Fall River, Providence, and nearby ports. Many steamers and barks are listed, including cargoes to Norfolk, Savannah, and Cartagena, with destinations and origins such as Castalia, Bertha, and City of Chester.
Ensemble of names and places across many cities
A long list of individuals and households from multiple cities and states, including New York, Edinburgh, Taft, Whitinsville, Philadelphia, Boston, Providence, Detroit, Chicago,Montreal, Halifax, and more, with numerous arrangements and spouses noted. The fragment reads like a social directory or mailing list with many prominent and obscure names, including Mrs J O'Brien, Miss Miller, and several families and households across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryley
New York
Austin
Edinburgh
Taft
Whitinsville
Elliott
Tauston
Palmer
Pawtuncket
A Davis
Bourne
Springfield
Stewart
Memphis
JP Murphy
Arkansas
JH Reynolds
Rome
Albro
Lowritz
Beleval
Porto Rico
J O'Brien
Baltimore
H Davis
St Louis
Maus
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Armand
Halifax
Day
Hartford
Plummer
Providence
M Miller
Meries
C Gates
Calais
Merril
Chicago
Merchant Listings Across Cities
A dense survey of merchants and firms listed by city and state including J and M Rossmeisel Crawford Augusta J J Cashin T White J B White Co Chattanooga G M Smartt Smartt Bros Co client TI LB Mantonya L B Mantonga Co ads Crocess AJ E M Phelps Phelps Dodge Palmer Ad Chicago WH Henderson A M Henderson Co Columbus N N Curtis El McKay Wells Curtis Am Detroit R E Walker W D Robinson Co Goldsboro Sol Weil H Weil Bro Par Joliet Adler Adler Sawyer Ye Montgomery Chas Hann New Orleans Rosenburg Pittsburg Childs Jr Childs Co Philadelphia E L Schaeffer Thacher Uo Ads Philadelphia Lippincott Lippincott Son Co Yo Eome A W Tedcastle R G Clark Co Re San Antonio S Alff Halff Bro Par Shreveport L 8 Florsheim Florsheim Bros Am St Louis J H Schafer Schafer & Co Terre Haute T J Griffith Toledo OJ S Rode Dewey Rodgers & Imaes Uniontown H Long H Long White P Weyela J Albert Williams FL Wilson J Albert Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Jas
Rossmeiser
J & M Rossmeisel
Craw
Augusta
Cashin
T White
White & Co
Crawbattanooga
Tenn
Smartt
Smartt Bros & Co
Mantonya
Mantonga & Co
Ads
Crocess
Phelps
Phelps,Dodge & Palmer
Chicago
Henderson
A M Henderson & Co
Columbus
N Curtis
el McKay
Wells & Curtis
Detroit
Mich
Walker
Robinson & Co
Goldsboro
Sol Weil
H Weil
Bro
Par
Joliet
Adler
Adler & Sawyer
Monteomery
Ala
Chas Hann
New Orleans
Rosenburg
Pittsburg
H Childs, Jr
It Child
St Louis
Equitable Life Adopts Tontine Policy Advantages
A committee of directors outlines that Equitable Life offers all approved policies including Ordinary Life Endowment and Tontine. Tontine plans match Ordinary Life premiums but let holders draw the reserve and profits in cash during life. The notes claim cash returns exceed premiums with favorable mortality, non forfeitable features, and strong surplus and assets.
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