Butter milk becomes daily favorite beverage in Chicago
The article notes buttermilk’s rise as a popular cooling drink in Chicago and surrounding dairies. It describes widespread saloon displays of fresh ice cold buttermilk, demand exceeding supply on hot days, and the beverage’s healthful reputation among all social groups.
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Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Lieutenant-Governor Letellier Dismissed in Quebec
The report notes Dr. Robitaille sworn in as Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec and Mr. Letellier removed after Macdonald Ministry actions. Toronto Globe decries tyranny and partisanship, while The Mail defends nonpartisan governance, fearing strained provincial relations and higher costs.
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Robitaille
Quebec
Letellier
Macdonald
Toronto Globe
John Macdonald
Fall River official theft alleged along with multiple national incidents
Yesterday reports accuse Fall River Treasurer Durfee of stealing about 35000 from others to cover losses, amid broader turmoil. Yellow fever outbreak grows with ten new Memphis cases and two deaths. rail lines suspend as camps form south of the city. Separate incidents include a fatal work accident in Framingham, Marblehead roguery, a naval clash in South America, Fall River labor disturbances, a Turkish cabinet crisis, a Waterbury fire, and Russia’s cattle plague outbreak.
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Turkey
Waterbury
Russia
Market Auction Schedule From Various Firms
A list of sale times and items from multiple firms including Henry & Hatch Henry C. Bird & Co H Harris & Co Johnson Moody Co Albert Howe Co Samuel Bunting's Sons Wilmerding Hoguet & Co James H Laws Co and Charles Warren. Items range from boots and shoes to olives lemons and horses with locations New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and more.
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Henry & Hatch
Henry C. Bird & Co
H. Harris & Co
Johnson, Moody & Co
Albert Howe & Co
New York
Charles ©. Warren
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
Moses Colman & Son
Stoceks
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Boots and Shoes
Rhodes & Co
Hatch & Co
Ribbons
Wilmerding, Hoguettn Dry Goods, &c
Philad
R. F. Pancoast & Co
Boots
J. C. McCurdy & O
John Horton
Dry
Wilmerding
Hognet
Lippincott, Son & Co
A. M
A. E. Eaton
Wilmerding, Hognet & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
C. C. Warren
James H. Laws & Co
Cincinnati
BIRD
Henry C. & CO
Tremont St
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Congress St
Barris, H. & CO
State Street
Harris, Cyrul L. & CO
Central
Summer Street
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
Howe, Albert &O
Market St
Brighton
Dev. Street
Hnights
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Old State House
Kennedy
Winthrop Block
Fast
Boston
Osgood, F. D
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Judge Ould and Dr. George Jail Be Duel Probe in Richmond
In Richmond on July 28 Judge Robert Ould and Dr H Speers George were arrested on a charge of planning to duel. They were held in bail to appear before the police court tomorrow, connected to the late George will case.
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Richmond
Robert Ould
H. Speers George
George Will
Durfee at Mechanics Mill Confesses Irregularities and Loss
Durfee, treasurer of the Mechanics Mill, admits $35,000 in irregularities tied to cotton futures speculation begun June 17. A note for $15,000 was found at Metacomet Bank prompting scrutiny. Durfee resigns as directors seek to recover losses and protect the mill.
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George B. Durfee
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James M. Morton, Jr
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Buffington
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George Riley
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Billy
John Way
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Bedford Street
Davis
Vay
Board of Aldermen
Hey
Lunney
Committee On Police
Leonard
Granite Mills
Lindsey
Boston
Gov. Talbot
Fire losses mount in New England and beyond
A series of July fires across Vermont Maine Michigan Kentucky and Massachusetts cause extensive property losses. Key incidents include a Waterbury Vermont blaze that destroyed a hardware store and damaged several others with total losses around 40 000, a North Troy Vermont narrow escape protecting the town’s business district, and a Massachusetts state prison building suffering fire damage. Additional blazes occur in Fryeburg Maine Wells Station Michigan Louisville Kentucky Lacrosse Wisconsin St Paul Minnesota and Portsmouth New Hampshire with varied insured and uninsured totals.
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Waterbury, VI
J. A. Burleigh & Son
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M. O. Evans
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Samuel Merrill
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N.H
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Damage allowances at New York port examined by Treasury
Reports from Washington detail tighter enforcement at the New York Custom House over damage allowances. Figures compare June to December 1878 with 1877, showing a drop from 127,208 to 44,486 for the period, a 65 percent decrease, amid reforms after merchant complaints.
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Turkish cabinet reshuffle as Khaireddin resigns
In Constantinople on July 28 the Sultan rejected the idea of a responsible ministry, leading to Khaireddin Pacha's resignation. Aarifi Pacha, former Turkish Ambassador to France, named his successor and Safvet Pacha becomes Foreign Minister. Public unrest feared in Philippopolis over the commission’s ruling on appointments by the Sultan. An irade confirms the Grand Vizierate change and elevates Aarifi Pacha to premier with Safvet Pacha as Foreign Minister.
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Naval Battle Report From The South American War
The Huascar entered the blockaded port of Iquique and fought the Chilean squadron for two hours. Cousino and Abtao were left hors de combat while Huascar emerged unharmed. The message originates from Lima via Panama to the Peruvian minister in New York.
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French items schemes of the Bonapartists
Paris dispatches describe the Bonapartist leadership declaring Jerome Bonaparte head of the family and urging secessions from defectors. Rouher reemerges to enforce obedience, though success seems unlikely given mutiny among colleagues.
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Fire at Moscow Kremlin Destroys Theatre
A Times despatch confirms a mid July fire at the Moscow Kremlin destroying the theatre. The stairway was set ablaze by Nihilists, with petroleum used earlier. The blaze burned about five hours causing considerable damage.
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Wabash gains through traffic share with California route
New York July 28. Commissioner Fink and trunk line managers recognize the Wabash claim to through traffic to the Pacific coast. Through freight for the Wabash will be delivered by other lines, with 35 percent of the New York to St. Louis rate. California rates to remain about six dollars per ton.
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California
Wanderings and death of a Vermont girl in Ripton forest
Julia Goodyear returned safely from the woods but nine year old Bertha disappeared during a family errand. Over a hundred men hunted the forest by lantern light, tracking Bertha to the Middlebury River gorge. She slipped and fell thirty feet onto rocks, dying instantly. her body was recovered by searchers at about 6 30.
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La Gallissonniere Sails From Halifax After Arrivals at Quebec
The French warship La Gallissonniere sailed to Quebec with cheers from British sailors and playing an exchange of anthems with the citadel and flagship Bellerophon. Wreck survivors from the Barges of Hull arrived at St Johns and a sale of the wreck hull and machinery is planned. The death sentence for Joseph Hirtle has been commuted to life imprisonment. Labrador fisheries reports remain strong.
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Omaha cattle drives growth reshape Great Plains markets
The Omaha Journal of Commerce estimates 250000 head from Texas and the southwestern ranges and 100000 head from Montana and Oregon for 1879. Cattle arrive at Ogallalla on the Union Pacific in June and July, with Ogallalla as the new great rendezvous. The mountain drive of 100000 head adds to stock through the Union Pacific, boosting Nebraska and Iowa feeder demand as Omaha bids with Chicago and St Louis lines and the Wabash and St Louis routes nearing.
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Petrolia Flood Losses Reported in Pittsburg
A July flood at Petrolia causes wide damage with losses listed for Whartley 1500 Bottner's jewelry 5000 White Fawn 1000 Sternburg's 12000 Levine's cigar 1000 TFoot's drug 6000 Session's grocery 3000 five vacant buildings 5000 Central drug 2000 Mark's dry goods 2500, total about 200000. Many residents left destitute seeking elevated ground and lost personal effects.
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Noyes V State Case At Supreme Court Hears Plea
Benjamin Noyes challenged a state court trial by writ of error claiming no jurisdiction since the offense occurred in New York. The Attorney General argued conspiracy began in New Jersey on January 5, 1876 with a reinsurance plan involving New Jersey Mutual and the National Capital Company at Washington. Argument lasted the day. ruling reserved.
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Supreme Court
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Washington
Marblehead Riot Punishments for Failing to Ease Disturbance
Marblehead Massachusetts July 28 report on the riot arrests. Judge Nutting presided over the trial of those involved. Warnings and fines issued for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Edward Merrill sentenced to six months at the House of Correction for disturbing the peace and assaulting an officer. Michael Daly released after mistaken arrest.
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Atkins
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William Crowley
John Rollins
Bloodhound hunt tracks two murder suspects in Defoort case
In Ailanta Georgia officers returned from a bloodhound search and captured a white man who confessed to killing Defoort and his wife with another black man, Asa Morgan. Morgan is jailed after hounds bit him. he says a large sum of money was taken. A second suspect and the white partner are still at large.
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Baseball scores from multiple cities across seasons
At Worcester Worcester 14 Springfield 0 in a championship game. At Cleveland Troys 1 Cleveland 2. Game ended after six innings due to rain. At New Bedford New Bedfords 8 Campel los 1. High innings. At Brockton Brocktons 8 Palmers. At Buffalo Buffalos 7 Providence Bd. At Chicago Cincinnati s 5 Chicagos 2.
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Cincinnatis
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Sitting Bull Retires to British Territory Ahead of Idaho Skirmish
A 26th despatch reports Miles at Little Rocky Creek and Sioux women captured while attempting to join defeated tribes. Sitting Bull and his force retreat to British territory as buffalo migrate south. Lieut Farrow with Umatilla scouts confronts about 100 Sheep Eater renegades at Crooked River and plans an attack from a favorable position. A volunteer company is forming at Council Valley to aid Farrow.
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Ten New Cases and Two Deaths at Memphis Yesterday
Ten additional yellow fever cases reported to the Board of Health, six of them colored, with two deaths. Memphis census shows 16 110 population, 9 743 not yet immune. Camp established five miles south of the city with fifty tents ready.
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Wife shoots husband at Antietam Cemetery killing him
In Baltimore on July 28 Thomas H Benner, living at the Antietam Cemetery lodge, was killed by his wife after he accused her of an affair with Haderfield, the cemetery superintendent. She claimed self defense and was jailed in Hagerstown after the shooting.
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Convict Barrett's Funeral Held in New York
The funeral of Barrett, a young convict shot at Sing Sing, was held today from his mother's home. His father vows to push a full investigation into alleged harsh treatment and to seek accountability for the prison keepers if cruelty is proven.
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Bonnie Wood Triumphs in Saratoga Second Week Races
At Saratoga on July 28 Bonnie Wood won the 3 4 mile race with Mark L. second and Bulwark third posting a time of 1.18 1 2. Mintzer took the 13 4 mile race by eight lengths in 3.09 1 4. Skylark captured the mile dash with Bonnie Carrie second and Claudia third in 1.46 1 4. In the 11 4 mile selling race five starters saw Kenney win with Clemmie G. second and Bill Dillon third in 2.15 3 4.
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Boys for the Navy in Hudson Valley Recruiting
The United States ship Minnesota completed a Hudson River recruiting voyage. Of 240 boys examined, 130 passed. The ship will reach New York City on the first, remain several days for enlistment, then proceed to Gardener's Bay for gunnery practice.
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Rival bands clash as Ottawa escort attacked in riot.
A party of 100 Young Britons escorting Montreal Britons was fired upon by about 300 Union men near Ottawa. One Briton was wounded, police arrived to avert a larger riot and several arrests were made.
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Inquest Opens in Case of Murdered Candy Maker Bolender
The New York inquest into candy maker Michael Bolender's death began with Francisco Portello present under guard. The jury ruled Bolender died from a blow by Portello who claimed Bolender was a secret thief and ruined his family. The Willett Club formed to fund expenses for an excursion.
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Republican Frauds At Committee Hearing In Cincinnati
John Frizzel a Democrat testified that William Taylor Deputy Marshal paid him five dollars to pass to a man named McCarthy for electioneering for the Republican ticket. Pat McCarthy a Democrat said he saw George Clement Deputy Marshal offer a ticket. witness had prior perjury arrest. Committee adjourned due to Carlisle's absence.
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Carlisle
New York Pilot Boat Isaac Webb Goes Ashore Near Watch Hill
The New York pilot boat Isaac Webb ran ashore near Quonocontang Beach east of Watch Hill Saturday night. She is reported well up on the beach and considerably strained.
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Miss Lavinia Fry Gored to Death by Bull
In Ephrata Pennsylvania Miss Lavinia Fry was fatally gored today by a bull in Ephrata. The incident occurred in a local setting, leaving the community shocked.
Dedi cation of Yarmouth church marked by ceremony
In Yarmouth a Catholic church was dedicated Sunday with imposing rites. Aconite poisoning death occurred Monday when Mrs. Gibbs of Alton, about 60, ingested a fluid extract by mistake and died hours later. John King’s clothes and body were found after presumed drowning in the river at Lewiston. Thomas Newcomb, Harrison farmer, signed a deceitful note for $180 under false terms. The revenue cutter Grant, with Secretary Sherman aboard, toured Bangor lighthouses and mills at Orono. A Dover boy born without eyes shows no ocular tissue but has musical talent.
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Newcomb
Grant
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Sherman
Bucksport
Key
John Cummisky
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Salisbury Pond
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Leominster Hill
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Seaver
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Lee
Bottomley
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Assabet Woolen Mills
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Unitarian Grove meeting closes. pastor installed in Peterboro
Rev. E A Herring, recently installed as pastor of the Baptist Church and Society in Peterboro, previously preached at Bellows Falls and St Tremont P Moulton of Northampton. Haying Friday, Moulton injured his leg with a pitchfork tine, suffering lockjaw spasms and precarious condition.
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Rutland To Dedicate Soldiers Monument In October
Rutland will dedicate a soldiers' monument in October. The Burlington District Methodist camp meeting starts a ten day siege at the New Haven grounds on August 27. A severe hail storm at North Derby damaged crops and grass with hail piles on the depot platform.
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Multiple local items mix tragedy theft and travel notices
Worcester youth John Cummisky drowns bathing in Salisbury pond while Nathan Howard and others are recalled for long lives and local misfortunes include suicides, lawsuits, poisonings, arrests, shipwreck survivors, and a Pigeon Cove House correspondence with social news from July 1879.
Embezzlement Charge Against Providence Wagon Driver
John Wilcox, express wagon driver in Providence, is under arrest on an embezzlement charge. A Newport reservoir project by Old Colony Steamboat and Railroad Company faced elevated costs and odor issues. Dr S W Borden’s son drowns after falling from a skiff while cleaning the Carilla. A Providence farmer reports 200 bushels per acre from four acres of Potash rich potatoes. Joseph Clough Olneyville held on $500 for bigamy after marrying Bridget Kelley in 1851 and later learning of a prior English marriage to Alice Andrews with three children.
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Flood boosts Pittsburg coal exports and river trade
New York July 28 report says the rising river flood benefits Pittsburg as about 16,000,000 bushels of coal awaited shipment for a month in the region and lower river towns suffer coal famine. Some 50 steamboats and 500 barges with 8,000,000 bushels of coke and coal have moved on the rise.
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Various 1920s Briefs include murders, bank crime, storms
News in brief reports delays in the Graham murder case in Camden New Jersey. Thomas Reed the First National Bank cashier in Galveston Texas was arrested in Granby Quebec for a 40000 shortage. A severe thunderstorm in Brome Quebec damaged glass crops and fruit trees and a woman was killed with three men injured by lightning at St Etienne. Gen Ord's son released on charges of complicity in the Dewees killing Tempke killed Dewees with a knife after a confrontation near Pleasanton.
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Bouton Rescues Himself in Colton Road Ambush
Despatch reports Gen E Bouton of Los Angeles seized by three assailants while traveling from Colton to San Gorgony. He freed himself from the wagon, fatally shot one attacker and wounded the other two as robbery was the stated motive.
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Ogunquit
Nantucket
Sherburne
Thomas H. Soule, Jr
Sean
ST. Lawrence Hall
Montreats
Aba
Samuel Montgomery
Copom Henry Hogan
Kearsarge House
North Conway
Messrs Thomp* Son
Lafayette House
Franconia
Franconia Notch
Richardson Bros
Jeis T Yy
Keeptaul Proprietors
Henry Knox & Sons
Piper
Henry A
Water St
Stoddard
GEO. T
Milk Street
S. Doane & Greenough
GAY
Aaron R. & Co
Tobey, P. 8. & CO
Devonshire St
Dodd
Horace
Niles
S. K
Pettingill
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Hastings
Wadsworth Bros & H
Wash. St
Bankers
ATT Wood Gilb’t & CO
Bn Foote & French
Congress Street
Parker & Stackpole
Pevonshire
Peck, F. H
Exchange Place
Book Publishers
Satcheller, EH. & A. H. & CO
Sumemer Street
Blanchard, Fuller & CO
Pearl St
Boyd, J. & CO
Buffum
B. C
Pearl Street
Curtis, NW & CO
Federal Street
Epdmupeds & Mayor
Hayder
Jarvis Furnace CO
Boylston Brewery
Central Street
Arch Street
Rueter & Alley
Devonshire Street
Roessle
John
Coburn, Lang & CO
Broad & Purchase
Fairbanks, Moses & CO
Howard St. Robinson & Legallee
Sadbury St
Huchins
J. H.W
Waterford St
Hall, James & Son
Hawkins Street
Ingales, Wyer & CO
Friend Street
Sargent, WM. P. & CO
Sutbury
Sargent & Ham
Bowker Street
Carpetincs
Robson, J. & J
Goldthwait, Joel & CO
St. Lovejoy & CO
Torrey, Bright & Capen
WM. Bond & Son
Bangs & Horton
Kirby Street
Surnett, Jos. & CO
F.M. Holmes Fur. CO
Wash
Hotels
Crawford, Scollay Square
Clarendon Hotel
Parker House
Chaffin, J.C. & CO
Wash Street
Freeman & Gray
Mewins & Mollis
Temple Place
Merchant Tailors
Calrow
Joan G
Washington At
Lyon, George & CO
West Street
Fisher & Fairbanks
FSTEY
Hunt Bros
St. New
Chandler
H. P
Fahnsworte
Ek, S
Water Street
HYD, Jas. F. C
Court Square
Seferies, John & Sons
WM. & Son
Porter, Alex. S
Thayer
Edward F
Equitable B
St. Cocheran
TOWER
Kranklin Street
Corporation Notices
East Boston
WM. B. Stevens
RutLand Raibroad Company
BurumGton
Rutland Railroad Company
B. B. Smalley
Faneuil Hall National Bank OF Boston
Fanrail Hall National Bank OF Boston
South Market Street
T. G. Hiler
Osceola Consolidated Mining Company
Devonshire
Ofton
Tuf
Auld
A. S. Bigelow
Pepperell Manufacturing CO
Sears
Geo. Dexter
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Gffice
George Atkinson
Boston Pack Company
Bodie Mining Company
Richardson, Hill & CO
Thorndike Company
Medford
Jellison
Strawberry Hill
Cor Coe
D. Hermon W. Ladd
Fulton Street
Canal Street
Notch Second Street
Coplm
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Tucker Manufg. CO
Court St
Allegretti
Iceburg
Mechanics’ Fair
J. L. Hayden, Agt
Allegretti Refrigerator Company
Atramc Anatomy - Z Adams Academy
Quincy
Charles Francis Adams
Harvard College
WM. Everett
Chauncy-Hall School
A. Williams &O
S. W. B. Clarke’s
T. Groom’ Ss
Ui Park School For
Concord Square
Jyzitr Henry Williams
William H. Cundy
Mile Street
Knowles Steam Pump Co
Sam’s H. Russell
Doane Street
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Davis & O
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