Business reorganizations across states mark firm name changes
In Boston and other cities multiple firms dissolve or reform under new names. Baldwin & Cary dissolves with Wm. H. Baldwin retiring to form Cary & Davis with Joshua A. Brackett leading a confectionery firm. Clark, Brothers & Co. ends, Ira C. Clark retires. W. Everett & Co. creates a new firm by J. Edward and Francis E. Everett. Gilbert dies dissolving T. Gilbert & Co.. Hanson becomes Hanson & Lovell. Leavitt Sewing Machine Co. Mellendy, Taft & Co.. Shepard, Norwell & Co.. Toussaint & Kurtz dissolves with W. Toussaint continuing. Universal Safety Match Co. dissolves into new owners. Oliver Cousins continues. various other changes include Carruthers taking over Chelsea grocer, and Deering, Milliken & Co. formed in Portland, among many others.
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Baldwin & Cary
Wm. H. Baldwin
Cary & Davis
Joshua A. Brackett
Clark, Brothers & Co
Ira C. Clark
W. Everett & Co
J. Edward
Francis E. Everett
T. Gilbert & Co
Gilbert
John L
W. Toussaint
Universal Safety Match Company
New Brooxiine
Cousins & Co
Oliver Cousins
Cueelseaa
H. B. Frye
Carruther Brothers
Fort River
M. L. R. Anthony
Misses Reed & Pierce
Lowrll
American Bolt Company
Jas
Randolph
Mann & Capen
Boots
Portland
George L. Storer
F. W. Kinsman
Hight & Simmons
Waterville
W. L. Leslie
James P. Hill
E. T. Elden & Co
Ary Goods
Wm. L. Leslie
Dictator the Dictator: Ocean Monitor Arrives with Naval Crew
The ocean Monitor Dictator arrived after a Newport visit drawing about ten thousand visitors. Details cover her speed, dimensions, armament, coal on board, crew of 176, and readiness forさら Europe voyage, with notes on officers and accompanying Vanderbilt ship.
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Ocean Monitor
Newport
R. I
Block Island
Cape Cod
Boston
John Rodgers
F. M. Bunce
Wm. G. Marcy
George Peck
E. D. Robie
Jacob Kimball
C. C. Kingsbury
A. Smith
N. Ludlow
Willis Howes
R. R. Barclay
C. Lindsley
P. A. Rearick
R. H. Thurston
Phillip Miller
F. B. Allen
Hugh Cline
J. G. Brosnahan
W. Fennimore
C. Habighorst
B. W. Worsley
Levi Jump
J. Henry Priest
J. B. Luckey
Ohio
Charlestown
Halifax
Europe
Galena
Fort Darling
Atlanta
Fort Fisher
Barclay and
Howes
U. S
Vanderbilt
Bigelow School Exhibition Honors Local Scholars
South Boston event showcases singing reading recitations and declamations. Chairman H A Drake awards Franklin medals and diplomas to named first and second class scholars. fourth class also recognized. Principal C Goodwin Clark to transfer to Lincoln School with gifts from pupils and staff. Henry C Harden named successor.
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H. A. Drake
Ella C. Handy
Annie A. Wildes
Mary L. Sport
Mary S. Farr
Florence W. Roberts
Mary F. O’neil
Louisa Dyer
Susan E. C. Maloy
Mary A. Dawson
Frank E. French
Geo. D. Morse
Geo. E. Dean
James Simpson
Eugene M. Smith
Orianna M. Prescott
Ciara A. Soule
Willietta Bicknell
Mary Samuels
Frederick H. Littledale
Earl M. Cate, Jr
Charles A. Mace
Richard P. Southard
Esther F. Burton
Eben F. Cannon
Fred. L. Porter
John L. Connelley
Arthur E. Gill
Hugh Mahon
Edward W. Grover
Isabel Gallagher
Louisa J. Powell
Fanny W. Hussey
Addie E. Thorndike
Clara F. Maley
Eugenie D. Wilde
Ella S. Noyes
Lillie A. Grover
Susie A. Mudgett
Eula P. Grendell
Mary A. Soule
Kia S. Welsh
Clarence C. Kemp
Lawrence Gound
Frank P. Brown
Herbert W. Marshall
Frank A. Sprague
Katie C. Rockwood
Emma L. Fiske
Ellen Gilmore
Edward E. Clough
Fanny A. McLean
James Dailey
Chas. A. Pitman
Florence S. Greeley
Eldora K. Somes
Angela M. Brown
Mary J. Farbish
Ann E. Marion
Wm. Morse
Esther M. Hinckley
Kathleen E. O’leary
Shippen
Philadelphia
C. Goodwin Clark
Lincoln School
Clark
South Street
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Dela Lawless
Catherine A. Fox
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Elizabeth A. Ma
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Ida A. Smith
Estrella M. Stinchfield
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Martha A. Hill
Mary E. James
Frances A. Smith
Maria 8. Morse
Geo. E. Gilchrist
Henry K. Burrison
J. H. Snelling
Welle School
Lock A. M. Winthrop
Bowdoin
Es Adams
Uiney
Everett
Lincoln ' As
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Crowded Wharves See Giant Dictator Arrival
The Dictator steamed up the harbor yesterday drawing large crowds. The Jenney counting-room at 46 India Street was robbed of coats hats and other items on Saturday afternoon. A well dressed man rented rooms at Mrs Bowker’s Oxford Street home but fled with her portmanteau. Promenaders on the Common drew unusually large crowds and many women. Warren B. Potter of Weeks Potter injured his ankle at the Eastern depot and will be confined for a month. William Onderdonk, claiming New York origins, was found on the Common after taking laudanum and robbed of a watch and $200.
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India Street
Bowker
Oxford Street
Warren B. Potter
Weeks & Potter
William Onderdonk
New York
Riverside Park Harness Races Feature Major Riley Win
Two Saturday races at Riverside Park highlighted a $2000 card with Baby the black mare defeating Bobby in three straight heats for the first race and Major Riley the brown gelding beating Andy Mulligan in three straight heats for the $500 event. Upcoming matches include July 28 Sorrel Dan vs Blackstone Belle for $2000, and August 1 Fearnaught vs John Morgan for $2000 at Franklin Park.
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Andy Mulligan
Sorrel Dan
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John Morgan
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Topsey
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Parson
Stranger
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Drew
Troublesome Soldiers at Readville Depot Spark Police Action
Soldiers causing disturbance at Providence depot led to police presence. Officer Morey used a pistol to quell rioters after they tried to bypass tickets. Mayor Lincoln closed nearby liquor shops as 150 officers protected the depot. trouble earlier stemmed from intoxicated soldiers.
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Readville
Providence
Morey
Lincoln
Life of Abraham Lincoln for the Masses
B B Russell & Co plans to publish a popular price life of Abraham Lincoln by Mrs P A Hanaford. The publisher advertises a reliable readable volume aimed at broad audiences and agents report strong interest in the book.
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B. B. Russell & Co
Cornhill
P. A. Hanaford
Russell
Desperate on Board Akbar Ends in Severe Injuries
James Gray and John T. Hubbard, a cook and steward on the Akbar, fought aboard Saturday night. Hubbard struck Gray with a cleaver, opening the cheek and destroying an eye, fracturing the skull. Gray was taken to City Hospital. Hubbard remains at the Tombs as the ship lies in the stream, having arrived from Shields, England.
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John T. Hubbard
Akbar
Gray
Hubbard
Shields
England
Boston Business College Gains Public Notice
Bryant Stratton & Co's Boston Business College at 16 Summer street Mercantile Building is praised as a leading business school. The institution aims to provide a complete business education and produce first class scholars through capable professors and success in the locality.
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Boston Business College
Bryant, Stratton & Co
Summer Street
Mercantile Building
Boston College
Accident on Havre Street Injures Four Men
A staging collapse on Havre street East Boston sent several workers to the ground from about 35 feet. S J Chase was saved by gutter grasp and Porter Chase was insensible for hours. Belcher the apprentice injured his back while Mr York received a compound thigh fracture.
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Porter Chase
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Chase
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Chelsea Street
Trial for Captain Wirz Expected Over Civilian Prison Cruelty
Washington reports Captain Henry Wirz, former prison keeper at Andersonville, will be tried by a military commission led by Brig. Gen. Underwood and Judge Advocate Col. Chapman. Gov't collects testimony on alleged atrocities as soldiers urge sharing essential facts. Also notes parole and allegiance oath releases for prisoners, including Gen Phillip Coke, and weekly national currency in circulation.
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Henry Wirz
Andersonville
A. B. Underwood
Col. N. P. Chapman
War Department
Col. Chapman
Georgia
Phillip ‘* Coke
Hartsuff
Doings of the Union Commission Report Refugees Helped
Geo H Allen of Boston reports the Union Commission aided nearly 1000 refugees in three months, giving homes in the West and clothing. Most refugees came from South Carolina and Georgia. Allen tours the South to refine the commission’s methods.
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Union Commission
New York
Geo. H. Alien
Boston
South Carolina
Georgia
Allen
South
Eleven bushwhackers brought in from Hamlin County
In Nashville on January 2, eleven bushwhackers captured in Hamlin county were brought in. They face strict action as President Johnson’s election endorsement cools excitement. Plans to compel submission to the law are outlined. Crane and Ferguson trials advance slowly with prosecution testimony damaging to the accused.
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