Boston Port Exports and Local Notices Chronicle
Week ending eb 27 totals show exports 1 292 592 dollars and imports 585 739. Boston railroad men urged to meet at No 306 Washington street at 11 to mourn John Q A Bean. Hospital receipt of 25 000 dollars earmarked for expenses. Funeral for Edwin Hazeltine at 563 Columbus avenue. 165 prisoners at Charles street jail. 135 for trial, 85 fines, 24 sentences, 7 examination, 2 witnesses, 1 judgment debtor. Bufford lithograph of the Washington monument issued. William C Winslow to speak on Exodus discovery at No 18 Somerset street. Mass consistory Knight of Kadesh degree conferred. Holaton delivers address. Commercial Wharf stockholders appoint Perkins, Barnard, Shimmin, Sweetser, Jenney, Seavey as directors. Perkins elected president, Brooks treasurer. St Botolph club renews lease at 3200 dollars yearly for three years to 1888. Committee to plan new club house after lease ends. Middlesex club to mark April 19 with dinner April 18. Evarts to be guest. Lexington and Concord anniversary will be celebrated with New England governors, senators, and notable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
J. H. Bufford
Washington Monument
William C. Winslow
New England Historical Society
Somerset Street
Pitham
M. Naville
Egypt Exploration Fund
Massachusetts
Masonic Temple
Kadesh
Charles H. Holaton
Vermont
Middlesex Club
William M. Evarts
New England
Lexington and
Concord
Town Meeting Spars Either Off by March Tax Votes
Massachusetts town reports show March meetings mostly selecting officers while smaller towns handle all business. Licenses split. schools and highways funded. several towns list detailed appropriations and officials for Ashland Weymouth Quincy Rockland and many others with license votes and budget figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Democrats Headed to Inauguration Tour
A 4 30 P M Boston and Albany train carried prominent Massachusetts Democrats bound for Washington to witness the inauguration. Charles D Lewis treasurer of the democratic state committee led with a heavy valise, M M Canniff Boston city committee president carried a trunk, ex mayor John Breen of Lawrence packed a Russia leather handbag and umbrella, Charles Levi Woodbury bore an overcoat, Col J W Coveney stayed home for duties but waved farewell at the depot. Other names include Col John W Hart James E Estabrook J D Richards George H Blelock George McKay Sergt Daily Health Commissioner George F Babbitt Joseph W Storer George Bridges ex Senator Knowles Freeman Representatives Samuel Roads Jr Frank W Jones Councilmen Foss and Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston and Albany
Washington
Charles D. Lewis
Democratic State Committee
M. M Canniff
Boston Democratic City Committee
John Breen
Lawrence
Charles Levi Woodbury
J. W. Coveney
John W. Hart
South Weymouth
James E. Estabrook
Worcester
J. D. Richards
Attleboro
George H. Blelock
Springfield
George McKay
Faneuil Hall
Sergt
George F. Babbitt
Joseph W.storer
George Bridges
Newton
Knowles Freeman
Chelsea
Samuel Roads, Jr
Frank W. Jones
Foss and Denney
Boston
Boston YWCA Holds Nineteenth Annual Meeting at Berkeley Street
The Boston Young Women's Christian Association met at the new Berkeley Street building with many attendees greeting the evening. Rev. O P Gifford led prayers and scripture. a ladies quartet sang. reports noted two deaths, plus a mortgage and legacy debt. The meeting reviewed costs, funds, and assets, and Rev Courtney spoke on personal influence before Rev Meredith closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Women’s Christian Association
Berkeley Street
O. P. Gifford
RB. R. Meredit
Frederick Jones
Isabel Snow
Pew
Deai
Courtney
Christian Association
Meredith
Concert for association members by New England Conservatory pupils
A fine concert will be given Thursday evening to association members and their ladies by the best pupils of the New England conservatory of music, including seven year old violin prodigy May Elise Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
New England Conservatory of Music
May Elise Fellows
Swindler Tries 50 Cent Collect From Inspector Houghton
A Boston swindler posing as a note collector targeted residents who advertised lost goods. Frank L. McGuinness of J. Powers claimed to locate items for a fee, duping several victims. Inspector Houghton exposed the ruse, leading to the suspect Henry Woods, an 18 year old New Yorker once employed as a bell boy at local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Houghton
Boston
Frank L. McGuinness
J. Powers
Houghton
Herald
Orsi
Hawthorn Place
Dover Street
Quincy House
Adams House
High License Petitioners Seek Maximum Liquor Fees
Ezra Farnsworth and 400 citizens petitioned police commissioners to set liquor license rates for the year beginning May 1 at the maximum allowed by law. A hearing was held with few attendees while several dealers opposed higher fees. Petitioners' advocates argued benefits, urging stricter oversight to curb illegal sales. The board planned to hear remonstrants on Tuesday, despite the chairman’s reluctance to extend time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Farnsworth
L. Edwin Dudley
Law and Order League
Unlieen Verders
Messrs
L. P. Choate
W. W. Vaughan
John G. Webster
Dudley
Jenks
Cook lists nine measures to aid Indians at lecture
Rev. Joseph Cook outlines a nine point program to improve the condition of the Indian people. He urges imitation of Crook s policy with the Apaches, ration support during transition, breakup of tribunal relations, evangelization, agitation for reform, passage of the Coke bill, access to U S courts for rights, extension of marriage laws to Indian territories, and higher salaries for Indian agents, warning against letting whites prey upon natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cook
Crook
United States
Ministers Gather for Interdenominational Meetings
Monday sessions across Baptists Congregationalists Universalists and Methodists featured presiding ministers and speakers. Rev A T Dunn led Baptist discussions Rev G R Leavitt spoke on Pastoral Evangelism Rev J B E Twichell moderated Congregational meeting Miss Alice B Merriam spoke for the Woman's Home Missionary Society. Universalists met in Bromfield street with Rev Benton Smith presiding and Rev L P Blackford presenting the essay. Methodist leaders heard Rev F A Knight and Rev Leonidas Rosser discuss southern church work and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Dunn
G. R. Leavitt
Cambridge
Pilgrim Hall
J. BE. Twichell
D. D
Alice Bb. Merriam
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
South
Bromfield Street
Benton Smith
L. P. Blackford
F. A. Knight
Theological School
Leonidas Rosser
Virginia
Special election in third Suffolk senatorial district
The third Suffolk district vote pits Col. Henry Splaine and Alexander McGahey in today’s special election. McGahey, backed by bolters, narrowly won the regular election by five votes, a result later contested. Hayes’s perjury testimony tied to the fraud case remains unresolved. Splaine touts strong district backing, prior legislative service, and a solid war record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Col
Henry Splaine
Alexander
MccGahey
McGahey
Ums
Splaine
Bolters
Senate
Hayes
Col. Splaive
Excursion Managers Plan Pacific Northwest Tour Next Spring
Last year Messrs Raymond and Whitecomb led a Boston party on a 73 day tour through the Pacific Northwest. The group traveled via Colorado New Mexico Arizona and California to Portland and explored Oregon Washington Territory Puget Sound and British Columbia before ascending the Columbia River. A similar trip is planned for spring with longer time at Tacoma and a Mount Tacoma glacier visit. Descriptive programme obtainable from W Raymond 240 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Raymond & Whitecomb
Pacific Northwest
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
Washington Territory
Puget Sound
British Columbia
Tacoma
Boston
W. Raymond
Washington Street
Police Board Cleanses Several Officers of Rule Violations
Patrolman Andrew J. Maguire of division 3 found not guilty and complaint dismissed. Patrolman Ephraim F. Hall of division 15 not guilty on assault charge and complaint dismissed. Patrolman Lorenzo Hyde of division 11 not guilty on rule 111 and dismissed. Patrolman Allen Hutchinson of division 11 found guilty and fined 30 days pay for rule 111. Sergeant Philip E. Clark of division 10 not guilty on assault. Patrolman Thomas Patterson of division 5 found guilty and forfeits 15 days pay for rule 111. Patrolman Richard L. Thayer of division 12 not guilty on rule 111.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Maguire
Division
Board of Police Commissioners
Ephraim F. Hall
William H. Hamilton
Lorenzo ¥. Hyde
Allen Hutchinson
Philip E. Clark
Richard G. Leslie
Thomas Patterson
Division 5
Richard L. Thayer
Inquest Findings on 1884 Fatal Accidents in Gardner and Boston
Judges announce results from multiple inquests. Charles W. Applin died November 4, 1884, struck by cars at Gardner on the Fitchburg line. verdict cites his own carelessness. William Stoddard died February 14, injuries from freight cars at Old Colony yard. report aligns with facts. Benjamin McAllister drowned near East Boston ferry on December 12, 1884. Parmenter notes he fell overboard while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Applin
Gardner
Mass
Fitchburg
Adams
Churchill
William Stoddard
Old Colony
Benjamin McAllister
Boston Ferry
Parmenter
McAllister
East Boston Delegation Seeks Doherty For Water Commissioner
Citizens from East Boston and Charlestown urged the mayor to nominate Thomas F. Doherty for water commissioner while another candidate was ex Alderman Francis W. Prat. The board of health reported January and February infectious disease totals: Diphtheria 281, scarlet fever 66, measles 303.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Charlestown
Thomas F. Doherty
Francis W. Prat
Board of Health
Roxbury Carpet Work Resumes After Eight-Week Strike
After an eight week strike, Roxbury carpet company operatives returned to work on Monday at the whistle, entering a compromise with promises of higher pay when business improves. Some girls did not return, finding work elsewhere, but the great majority returned willingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Carpet Company
Tre Striking Tailors Cause Park Street Walkout
Park street tailors strike spreads to No 330 Washington where John J King operates as a tailor. Eighteen pantaloons workers, members of the girls pantaloons makers union, quit last Wednesday after urged by Park street journeymen tailors. Carl G Freund, a striker formerly with Frank Somers, was arrested for sidewalk obstruction. associates to provide counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Washington Street
John J. King
Somers
Girl Santaloon Makers’ Union
Journeymen Tailors’ Protective Union
Carl G. Freund
Frank Somers
Supreme Court Clears Ellen Thorne Case Against Brown
The full bench of the supreme court ordered judgment for Ellen Thorne, first wife of actor Charles R. Thorne Jr., in a suit against Mary S. Brown alias Thorne. The suit claimed an agreement requiring Brown to pay $5000 on July 1, 1873, less amounts already paid by Charles R. Thorne to Brown up to that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ellen Thorne
Charles R.thorne, Jr
Mary S. Brown
Thorne
Charles R. Thorne
Shipping line schedules and ship names at multiple ports
A fragmented list shows numerous vessels and routes with departure dates and agents across Hamburg, Caledonia, Liverpool, New York, and other hubs. It records ship names such as Henderson Bros, Henderson, P H Du Vernet, and Fanch Edye, alongside ports like Gothenburg, London, and Glasgow, indicating a busy merchant marine timetable with consignments and mail steamers.
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Hamburg
H du Vernet
Henderson Bros
Gothenburg
London
Farness Vataionia
Liverpool
A du Vernet
Copenhagen
Fanch
Edye &Cossy
Monarch
Patten
V & Go Dam
Amsterdam
Edye & Corellert
Fep
Kuhnhardt & Co
Bouiton,b & Dallet Wisconsin
Guion & Co
Messina
Phelpy Bros & Co Seypu Eeseveeees
Murat Lake
Manitoba
Arkell & Douglass Ty
Puebla
Havana
Alexandre & Sons Anchotio
Ghaszow
Henderson Bros State
Indiana
Glasgow
A Baldwin & Co
Boston
Waun
Virginian
eLiverpool
Thayer & Lincoln Missouri
Warren& Co Pavonia
du Vernet
Rothenburg
Furness Istrian
Thayer & Lincoln
H Brown & Co Werra
Qelrichs & Co
T Germain
Havre
Louis de Bebian City of
Chicago
Inman SS Ce Westphalia
Kunhardt & Co Nepublic
RJ Curtis Decvonia
Glaszow
Henderson Bros Neckar
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co Bohemia
Henderson Broa
Wisconsin
Guton & Co
Mail Closes at Boston Postoffice March 8 Supplementary Mail closes at 1.30 PM
Shipping notices list multiple outgoing steamer passages from New York and Boston to ports worldwide. Directions include dates March 4 5 and 6 with vessels Capulet E B Ward Jr Orinoco Pavonia Hamburg America lines and routes to Mexico Jamaica Germany Windward Islands and Europe via Queenstown Liverpool Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doula Eciece Sekisa
New York
Portia
Burg
Westphalia
Warthe
Valencia
Mexico
Capulet
E B Ward, Jr
Wednes
Hayti
Jamaica
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Germany
Southampton
Bremen
Windward Islands
Barbadoe
New Orleans
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamsday
March Wieses
Bermuda
Orinoco
Sevese
Giossecvace
Tasesesesees
York
Iaseege
Cancatneses Ste
Neckar
Scotland
Glasgow
Cuba
Porto Rico
Havana
Pavonia
Boston
Tovsevens
Aurania
Werra
Muriel
Estabon
City of Chicago
Venzuela
Curacoa
Tuxillo
Kuatan
Westmeath
Yokohama
Iron
Republic
Halifax
Portland
Barbadoes
Miranda
Lake Winnepeg
Havre
St Laurent
Neal Merch
Wick Bay
Leith
Lincoln City
Hamburg
Everida
Helvetia
Falmouth
Caradoc
Sharpness
Covingsby
Newport News
Dartmouth
Orsino
Baltimore
Murdock Free Hospital for Women Opens Charitable Ward
The Murdock Free Hospital for Women receives praise from the Murdock Liquid Food company for a newly established charitable hospital for women. Wards are free to deserving cases and a consulting department operates at 30 Leverett Street with a physician daily from 9 to 10 AM on weekdays, excluding holidays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Free Hospital
Murdock Liquid Food Company
Leverett Street
Richards and Storied Vessels At Sea From New England Ports
A list of ships and captains including Rothwell Dunn Leaming Ware and Woodruff with multiple brigs and schooners active near Maine and New York. Reports mention brig Sullivan Cienfuegos 20 days to Boston and several vessels sailing to Gloucester Norfolk and Boston amid rough passage and damaged sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothwell
Robert Craham Dunn
Richard S Leaming
Daniel Ware
Cumberland
Daylight
Silvey
Weehawken
Boston
Alfred Brattock
Philips Hoboken
Belle Nass
Nas
New York
Gloucester
Holmea
Bransecomb
Haifaa
Goudon
Martin
Cornwallis
Festina Lente
Hamilton
Fortune Bay
Annie E Palmer Holmes
Matthew M Murray
Murray
Sioucester
Peter H Crowell Baker
Curks Cove
Norfolk
Sullivan
Guptill
Cienfuegos
Sir Thomas Clyde
Buidle Ponce PR
Haas Ned
Rough Passage
Maritime departures from January to March 1890s ports
A dated shipping log lists vessels sailing from various ports including Antwerp New York and Singapore. Entries mention ships such as E J Spicer Juno and Celestial Empire with captains Maloney Duncan Hinckey and Leighton. Ports cited include New Orleans Boston San Francisco Manila and Liverpool. Weathered notes show sailing dates from January 17 to March 1.
Whalers and Ships Arrive Decks in Barbadoes and San Francisco
In Barbadoes on January 19 the brig E H Adams under Marchant brings 20.0 barrels of oil, while the Aurore under Renolien brings 130 do. In San Francisco on February 19 the bark Sea Breeze captained by Baker sails to cruise, and on February 21 the bark Robert Morrison under Mosner is in port. The steamer Mary and Helen under Barker arrives in Honolulu on February 12 from Table Bay, and the sailings of the sci Emma Jane under Cornell to Sydney occur around January 29. The Northern Light under McDonald sails from San Francisco on February 21 with other vessels including Young Phoenix, Amethyst, and Croley listed for cruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadoes
E H Adams
Marchant
Isteadh Aurore
Renolien
San Francisco
Sea Breeze
Baker
Honolulu
Mary & Helen
Barker
Table Bay
Emma Jane
Cornell
Sydney
Robert Morrison
Mosner
Disg
Northern Light
McDonald
Young Phoenix
Holmes
Amethyst
Croley
L M Merritt
Hall
Pensacola
Philadelphia
Schs
Bessie Whiting
Dayton
Bath
Nina Matilda
Leghorn
New York
Rover, McLeod
Bear River Me
Florida
Douglass Hovey
Wright
Wiscasset
Buenos Ayres
Port
Guilio R. Romeno
United States
G M Stanwood
Webber
New
Edward Cushing
Bickmore
Keystone
Kerff
George Walker
Whight
Minnie Smith
Arey
Cardenas
Mary Fink
Darrach
Florence Rogers
McLeod
Do. Salled
Jennie Phinney
Morton
Emerson Rokes
Marston -Matanzas
Barks
Allanwilde
Newman
Tremont
Lindenl
Skobeleff
Tucker
Alexander Campbell
Bunker
Anita Owen
Branscomb
North of Hatteras
Clyde
Strum
Delaware Breakwater
Welton
Ichsom Deming
Hodgkins
Bertha Warner
Laithwaite
Katie Jreland
Steelman
Aurora
Cisar
New Orleans
Annie B
Hoffses
Amelia
Newhall
Port Townsend
Dacca
Hesper
Forest Queen
Scha
Norway
Rosalind
de Bango
Horace Scudder
Coffin
Boston
Manzanilla
Cuba
Murr
St Thomas
Fannie E Wols
Shannon
Nash
Anne Lord
Kendall
Levina F Warren
Johnson
Natamzas
Viola Keppard
Ogier
Sagua
Jose R Lopez
Mountford
Delaware
Falmouth
Clark
Naevites
Rapid
Dakin
Riberia
Bradley
James E Woodhouse
Lowry
Newcastle
Republic
Davey
Hong Kong
Murray
Berry
Lady Marston
Samson
Micronesia
Greig
Mathilde
Krenden
Mohican
Valparaiso
Garfield
Thompson
Homewood
Dingle
Wm Benton
Eschen
Melbourne
Panama
Modoc
Peterson
Port Spain
Jennie Cobb
Small
Trinidad
San Nicolas
Isaac Hall
Stone
Brunswick
Disg. Sagua
Elphinstone
Dobson
Ovolaska
Grigos
Daisy Boynton
Shackford
Ichs
Blanche Hopkins
Clara E Colcord Colcord
Do J B Atkinson
Donahue
Agness Grace
Moore
St Jagno
Santiago
Colton
Cienfuegos
Nassau
Nsw
Victoria
Nyanzi
Bacon
San Chuschstow
Adams
Brisbane
Uis
Schmidt
Sumatra
Olsen
Tacoma
Iceberg
Trent
Oigg
Davis
Cedic
Saxon
McNait
Parks Wakefield Crowell
Rutlandshire
Saunders
Charles B Kenney
Dahler
Moodyville
Dumfrieshire
Bogart
Port Blakeley
Keiverdale
Peck
Adelaine
Nina Sheldon
Colson
Moravian
Sale
Levi Stevens
Sch
Cook
St Vincent
Gray
Martha Trinidad
Ida
Smith
Rio Janeiro
Edmonds
Davies
London
Lahaina
Wooster
Sarah Eaton
Crowley
ED Spear
Collins
Rebecca H Queen
Powell
Zaza
Astoria
Cheeseborough
Fannie Atkinson
Morrison
Belfast
Inswick
William R Drury
Bond
Jacksonville
Friends
Barrett
St Augustine
Edwin Janet
Clear
Baltimore
Helen H Benedict
Jennie Lippett
Charles N Simmons
Cox & Green
March
Mills
Froese
Bremen
Eton
Brossen
D H Miller
Howes
Cassius
Zacht
Charles
Dame
Davids
Stapleton
Prestburg
Hoboken
Blazdon
Dunn
Rotterdam
Kathleen
Elders
Bordeaux
Sherman Higgins
Frostburg
Charleston
Winnett
Fannie Brown
Sharrett
Eskedal
Uistrun
Norrkjoping
Saragossa
Maipo
Terra del Mare
Acefield
Liverpool
Paquette de Vendrell
Majorca
Barcelona
Dalmazia
Trieste
Nordenskjold
Gothenburg
Akershuns
Danzie
Smith Fernandina
Cherubim
Savannah
Sappho
Darien Ga
Pegasus
Richards
Montevideo
Marianna V
Benevenuto
Hoffnung
Gerlach
Borceaux Cleava
Big Olivinia
Emden
Monroe
Morrow
O’brien
Iverpool
Fail River
Kate Markee
Allen
Lemuel Hall
Tripp
Pache Metima
Florence Randall
Randall
Ew York
State of Texas
Risk
Galvesteen
Mithassol
Cropstadt
Plutarea
Roer
Cork
Hudson
Vaughn
Mauricetown
Georgetown
Lee Hickman
Glover
Intersoll
Frank A Magee
Stanwood
George W
Mey West
San Marcos
Galveston
Hutchinson
Josephine
Joy Lewis
Mobile
Park Gerda
Louise
Albrethsen
Hamburg
Claudia
Williams
Newport News
Emma & Robert
Seneca
Meker
R F Matthews
Hoff
Kim City Echeridge
Bosta
City of Augusta
Almeria
Ukraine
Genoa
Earl P Mason
Eldorado
Andean
Ren Haven
Nellie Coleman
Hodgman
Virginia Oyster Beds
M G Starr
Starr
Krigs T Towner
Perkins
St Croix
E H Weaver
Weaver
Newport
William Slater
Warren
Dutch Island Harbor
Speedwell
Robbins
Rockland
Fall River
New London
L C Ballard
Horse Tees
Lady Ellen
Bangor
Henry M Wood
Cahill
Glou
Dora
Alice
Cape Haytian
Cephas Starrett
Havana
May McFarland
Albano
Port Au Prince
Louisiana
Everilda
Mediterranean
Cleomene
Calcutta
William Douglass
Douglass
Havre
City of Chicago
Watkins
Federico
Gartez
Levuka
Harris
Lilien
Rumball
Maceto
Evviva
Brown
Herman
Ogden
Church
Matanzas
Asc
Bark Star
Best
Colombo
Achilles
Larsen
Crenfugees
Tower Hill
Ponca
Kempton
Apphia
Willard St Domingo
Martin L Smith
Tany
Beals
Norfok
F Merwin
Stiles
Europa
Westernland
Antwerp
Wm Douglass
Mar Tin
L Smith
JG Fell
Bristol
Walls
Para
Dexter
Hasenstein
A Clements
Mitchell Seville
Wenona
Hirsch
Eva May
McDuffie
Ponce
Carne & Woodbury
Bryant
Dem
Aca
Datley
Florence & Lillian
Isaac N Kerlin
Fernandina
Wider
Aristrsteamer Panther
Warrington
Hladelphia
Portland
Dallas
Lay
Frank Parker
Meader
Boothbay
Peerless
Southport
Timothy Fields
Bries
Collymore
Santo Lanie
Chadwick
Foster
Bark Unto
Anellman
Porto Grande
Henry Stuart
Pendleton
New Haven
Virginia
Alien
Barklandeboge
Donald London
Providence
Alleghany
Taylor
Norfolk
Willie H Higgins
Jones
William P Hood
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
James G Pree
Kabutt Do
Spartan
Barclay Souch
Lizzie Williams
Trom Do
Laura Nelson
Gioucester
Berthoven Williams
Glastow
Harrisburg
Albercson
Soston
Jancaster
Mis Saem
Rattlesnake
Tuttle
Lyon
Pekiom
D Wsney
Che'sea
Reading Smith
Pymond
Mauritius
Phila
Shipping notes on mid Atlantic routes and Atlantic crossings
Entries record several vessels with routes and dates including SPOHEN Loch Ranza from San Francisco to Queenstown on December 24 at 27S 27W, Sooloa Powers from Boston to Manila seven days out at 32S 2W, Scobie from Pensacola to Buenos Ayres February 27, Nordenskjold from Havre to Savannah February 16 at 52N, Alice C Dickerman from Brunswick to Buenos Ayres January 14 at 3N Jon 25, Christiana Danielson Palma Majorca to New York January 29 at 35 49S 51 38, Lina May from Demerara to New York February 17 off Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loch Ranza
San Francisco
Queenstown
Lon
Sooloa
Powers
Boston
Manila
Tee
Scobie
Pensacola
Buenos Ayres
Nordenskjold
Brunswick
Jon
Bark Christiana
Danielson
Palma
Majorca
New York
Sch
Lina May
Demerara
Bermuda
Belecasse Island wreck buoy discontinued and new St Lawrence channel marks noted
The notice states the green buoy marking the old wreck near Madame Island Bank is discontinued as the wreck has disappeared. It details the North channel marks east of Orleans Island with buoys described by color and position, and announces a lighthouse at Mulholana?s Point Campobe?io Island in Lubec Narrows to be commissioned on March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Madame Island
Chateau Richer
Point Au Pavillon Shoal
Beauport Bank
Supee Narrows
Canada
Mulholana
Campobe
Lubec Na'rows
Charlotte
Brunswick
Ihe
WM Smith
Department of Marine
Ottawa
Maritime notices from Atlantic ports and distant seas
Reports from New London to Wilmington and Portland detail overdue arrivals and repairs. Capt Grimswade aboard Ixia reports no cargo loss. Edwin damaged earlier sails to New York. Swis Clara Jane and Lizzie B Mc Nichol stop leaks and proceed to New York. Chas & Sears Trott reaches Portland. San Francisco’s Spinney sails to Liverpool with 60,389 oil wheat worth $78,500. St David and Three Brothers head to Port Costa for grain. Harvesters at Rolling Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Major
New London
Wilmington
Dubdlin
Grimswade
Ixia
Bere
Baltimore
Bilbao
Edwin
New York
Portland
Clara Jane
Lizzie B McNichol
Eastport
Sch Chas & Sears,Trott
Galais
Feo 14
San Francisco
Sir Joseph S Spinney
Liverpool
St David
Three Brothers
Port Costa
Maritime Dispatches from 19th Century Ports
Bark John J Marsh of Portland is reported near New York eight days north of Hatteras with split sails. The Minnie Swift sailing from New York to Liverpool lost a l any skids gangway ladders and gear at Sandy Hook. March 2 Bark Vergine Dela Guaraia a machine vessel from New York for Allecante is returning to tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Marsh
Portland
New York
Matanzas
Hatteras
Minnie Swift
Liverpool
Sandy Hook
Vergine Dela Guaraia
Allecante
Shipping News: Numerous vessels arrival and departure notes
A long list of ships and sailing dates from across global ports to United States ports, detailing arrivals from Brunswick and Calais to Havana and Sagua, with many vessels carrying cargoes and repairs noted. Inbound and outbound steamers, brigs, barks, and schooners from Pensacola to Philadelphia populate the record, including arrivals in January and February at Delaware Breakwater, New York, and Boston, with crews and masters named.
Pairs of Names and Cities Listed in an 19th Century Directory
A dense roster lists numerous individuals with initials and surnames alongside cities such as New York Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago Providence Detroit St Paul and many more. The fragmentary OCR reads like a society or business directory extract enumerating people and places without narrative structure or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JU Russ
New York
Simon
Rothschild
Shaughnessy
Radman
Milwaukee
Versailles
Aury
Versail
Young's
H Adams
Dk Byles
H ‘Chwab
AH Evans
Gardner G
E Ficken
Cincinnati
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Boston Post
John Q. A. Bean
Massachusetts Homoeophatic Hospital
Edwin Hazeltine
John R. Hazeltine
Columbus Avenue
St. Botolph Club
Boylston Street
Ashland
J. H. Balcom
Thomas Taylor
C. 8. Brewer
J. A. Balcom
B. H. Hartshorn
A. Foote
A.greenwood
C. E. Loring
F. N. Oxley
F. Enslin
F. Greenwood
C. Holbrook
A. Traverse
L. C.jones
H. F. Ball
D.robinson
T. F. Dodd
G. G. Tidsbury
C. L. Aldrich
E. E. Adams
J.F. Bell
T. Morong
B. W. Houghton
Public Library
F.E. Whittemore
Elis Grout
T. G.T. Higley
C. F. Grout
G.C. Pierce
J.j.clark
G. W. Butterfield
South School House
E. Grout
G. ©. Pierce
Weymouth
J. A. Raymond
H.A. Nash
J. H.humphrey
G. A. Cushing
W. Nash
J. Baker
W. Cleverly
J. P. Burrell
L. Cushing
L. Gardner
J. Bager
P F
Cushine
J. F. Maynard
Taft’s
Hawthorne Street
Quincy
John Quincy Adams
G. L. Gill
H. B. Spear
G. H. Field
G. A. Spear
D. A. Perkins
F. L. Hayes
J. A. Gordon
8. Butler
G. H Locke
E. H. Richardson
W. H. Ripley
G.O. Langley
M. E. Hanson
J. W. Hayden
C. R. Hunt
M. E. Wight
F. A. Spear
N. B. Furnald
W.C. Seelye
E. A. Spear
Turner
G. H. Locke
J. Williams
Trustees of
G. F. Adams, Jr
C. A. Foster
Adams Academy
C. H. Fortier
L. W. Anderson
Mount Wolaston Cemetery
John Hall
Sinking Fund
F. Adams, Jr
Drs. Gordon
Faxon
Huse
J. L. Whiton
Lothrop
P. Bates
Caleb F. Nichols
C. F. Nichols
A. G. Prete
A.H. Tower
E. E. Wentworth
J. C. Vinal
John Rosch, Jr
A.B. Litchfield
J. W. Savage
J. Pettie
S. . Pratt
A. FE. Tilden
K. James
E. R. Studley
Horace Faxon
A. Hobart
T. Fallon
G. D. Whittaker
G. W. Wentworth
John Barker
B. C. Beal
G. Bonney
J. F. Munroe
Clara F. Joscelyn
F. Q. Barker
J. 1. Brooks
G. Elms
Rand
H. Estes
J. M. Roberts
Williard House
Ipswich
C. A. Sayward
W. K. Bell
J. Sargent
N. R. Farley
N. Hartswell
J. G. Hayes
William Lord
J. W. Bond
North Andover
Calvin Rea
W. J. Dale, Jr
B. H. Borden
J. F .Osgood
W. Field
J. F. Allen
C. P. Morrill
S. E. Nason
G. I. Smith
H. R. Smith
W. A. Johnson
H. Christensen
D. Fernandes
Tewksbury
J. P. Chandler
F. H. Farmer
X . Frost
W.H. Lee
G. R. Marshall
J. L. Bartt
Mary F. Eastman
Benj. Spaulding
A. C. Blaisdell
Methune
G. E. Foss
J. S. Howe
J.T. Wall
A. P. Russell
E. Pierce
C. L. Mitchell
G. Bradley
Sharon
G. H. Hixon
A. Stone
B.F. Jannett
C. Howard
J. Smithwick
J. P. Hewins
Andover
G. A. Putnam
C. F. Parker
S. H. Short
C. Greene
J. H. Flint
P. J. Haines
Franklin
Framingham
B. Bird
Walter Adams
J. B. Johnson
W. H. Hastings
G. E B. Cuuler
Clifford Folger
Patrick Hayes
F. BE
Hemenway
Hingham
F. H. Lincoln
C. N. Marsh
D. W. C. Bates
Seth Sprague
W. W. Kersey
E. Hersey
W. Fearin Z
A. G. Rich
B. Whitten
Ie Cook
J. O. Burdett
W. Corthell
J. M. Lane
D. W.C. Bates
S. Sprague
A. J. Gardner
Abington
Dickerman
G. A. Beal
G. B. Merrill
M. N. Arnold
Trustees of Public Library
B. B. Pierce
Mary A. Wright
Georgiana
Reed
B. E. Faxon
Ochool Committee
Dexter Gross
J. Cushman
W. Bennett, Jr
E. W. Ford
J. A. Fioyd
J.P. Jackson
J. Doherty
A. Wood
P. S. Leninban
J. J. Fenton
G. L. Hemebway
W. W. Claflin
West Newbury
John C. Carr
C. W.otway
Richard Newell
Joseph Watson
Barnstable
C. C. Bearse
Andrew Lovett
A. D. Makeplace
C. Crocker
Charles Parker
Berkeley
John A. Reed
P. H. Fletcher
P. 3. Chase
C. T. Crane
H. Dean
G. H. Myrick
C. F. Paull
A. H. Allen
North Billerica
Dudley Foster
Old Board
Bohanan
Dr. Hosmer
P. Kohleansch
Milford
W. H. Nelson
John Churchill
EF. Fisherman
L. F. Robbins
W. B. Standish
Curtis Davie
John Harlow
Henry Whiting
C. H. Holmes
E. F. Sherman
N. Morton
F. A. Knapp
W. F. Davis
J. B. Brewster
Arthur Lord
J. D. Thurber
W. P. Stoddard
John Atwood
J. Collingsworth
Heden
J. W. Hunting
M. J. Bunting
Amesbury
A. M. Huntington
N. E
G. Austin
R. O. Bailey
F. E. Hemenway
J. W. Coolidge
J.merriam
F. CG. Stearns
W.4. Wight
Three Ears
J. W. Allara
F.C. Stearns
S. B. Bird
C. J. Frost
W.C. Wight
J. C. Hastings
Ke, Brown
N. Flynn
E. 8
Hemenna
W. B. Wallace
M. Sheehy
Board of Selectmen
Patrick Hayes, Jr
Rockport
F. S. York
H. H. Thurston
J. B. Duan
N. F. S. York
Joseph Manning
Jesse Say
W.G. Pecktham
H. €. Pingree
A. W. Hale
T. J. Poole
South Village
T. W. Kimball
North Village
Henry Dennis
Asa PG
Isa Haskins
Alden Choate
George Elwell
C. A. Morgans
C. W. Pool
Amos Rowe
Walpole
G. P. Morey
F. C. Pillsbury
G. E. Craig
C. F. Hurd
Julius Guild
Boyden
N. H. Allen
G. H Hartshorn
David Fisher
Edward Everett
G. E. Gay
Patrick Reardon
Bowker
Richard Morse
F. Kir “Tone
Fred Guild
H. H. Kimball
Nathan Fisher
F. Gray
Fairhaven
Eben Aikin, Jr
F. C
Bartlett
G. W. Kin
Deane
W. M. Stetnon
Kiett
J. Alt
Eddy
C.C. Cundell
C. A. Pease
J. M. Hathaway
Phineas W. Record
Daniel Fisher
Westford
J. 8. Heald
BD. Fletcher
G.L. Day
A. P. Richardson
Arthur Wright
A. B. Cutler
H. Chamberlain
W. L. Kittredge
F. A. Fisher
T. A. Blodgett
Carver
J. Q. A. Lothrop
N. B. Tower
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B.Y.M.C. Association
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Osssavre
Orvier
Siena
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General Weather Report
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Snow
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Mich
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Snow We Room
Clow Eastport
Eversees
Atlanta
Lawrence Eeett
Globe Theatre
Mrs
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Booth Theatre
McUsuil Opera Comique Co
Museum
Kéwin Booth
Park Theater
John J Henry & Fegan
Notis
Calix Ornia
Sam Feamoreoo
Cross Mining Company
Inquest
City Hall
Roxbury
Tre
Boston Postoffice
Trans-Pacific Mail
Chine
Japan
East Indies
British India
Watrr
McOn
Ship News Record
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Port OF
Centipede. Worth
Pottsville
Perkiomen
Wiley
Hercules
Ritson
Krig Sullivan
Guptail
FL Richardson
Thomaston, Me
Balano
Vineyard Haven
Bradley Fertilizer Co
Florence P Haill
Kelley
Charles E Schmit
Spark
Northwest
Clearred
Foreton
Bilzward
Hamm
Lunenburg
Delong & Seaman
Glaucus
H M Whitney
Forest City
William Weeks
Eliza Ann Jameson
Townsend
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America
C Grinnell
Anna L Taylor
A J Pettengill
Woods Hall
Sir Joseph Forsyth
Isunker
Ate Oy
Steenstag
Rich
Duncan Campbell
Royal College Physicians and Surgeons
Corneil University of Beinburg
Liebie Co
R. and
J. Gilchrist
Saiied
Jennie Cushman
Arlington
Mary E Pennell
Isaac Calleton
George Tarbell
James
Calvin F Baker
Booth Bay
Walter Franklin
Perry
Lubec
George L Dickson
Harden
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Kiewer
Macy Elizabeth Dunton
Ruth
Hodgson
North Boothbay
Mar
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Cape Ann Advertiser
Anne D
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Etta Gott
F Wonsen
Monmouth
Proctor Bros
Georges Isaac A Chapman
Marion Grimes
Nellie G Thurston
Willie M Stevens
Bank Halibuting
C B Manning
Haddocking
Hermen Babson
Samuel W Colby
Electric Light
Edith S Walden
Spohen
Marine Notes
Lucille
E H Wiliams
Gay
Cinderella
New Harbor
Siestmer Boskenna Bay
Cardiff
Claus Spreckles
Bris Onolaska
Agnes Grace
Golden Fleece
Mazatlan
Moses Ross
Jordan River
Historian
Belize
Memnon
Narcca
Richard
Ger
Segovin
Ahkara
Rus
Sir Charles J Winslow
Stewart's Point
Higgins & Collins
Kirkwood
Harrowmore
JM Morales
Jordan
Amboy
City Island Point
Hart Island Roads
Anderson
Nanaimo
Vancouver Island
Cee
Angeles
Hunter’s Point
Maggie B Maston
Willett’s Point
Long Island Sound
Cold Spring Harbor
Surrey
Kruge
Barrow
Arch Druid
Dungeness
Dunkirk
Elizabeth Winslow
Carienas
Vemning
Sir Mary C
Bennet
St John
Cape Ann
Monhegan
Kate
Lieut Mittlefield
Revenue Cutter
Ewing
Edina
Everett
Lijian
Kumbail
Maceio
Marston
Rockian
Fort Schhuyler
Luckerbuck
Muskeret
Ben
Muskeget 'Sland
Alba
St Joan
Boston Tow Boat Co
H T Townsend
F Fustic
Merchants’ Exchange
Bermunda
Port Fed
Maggie Dean
Sal
Maggie
Peruvian
Ritchie
de Joussein
Melbournne
Estella
Eureka
Antwch
Hemngway
Kanzas
William E Lee
Weeks
Aspnwall
Adriatic
Sydney Nsw
Feoom Tacoma
Charlesis Kenney
Burrard Inlet
Merrimack
Weir
Yorosillo
Carib
Montgomery
Newark
Adelaide
Mary
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Cable
Belt
Munroe
Emtwerp
EJ Spicer
Spicer
New Ork
Kate F Troop
Hibbert
O. Kombay
Ar Pnor
Henry Stanford
Frank Stafford
de Janeiro
Wheal
Warden
Lillie Souliard
Dennis
Grimsby
Dover
Lykus
Philliskirk
Coo- Saw
Berwick
Wyvern
Dixon
Lynn Docks
Great Yarmouth
Caroline
Fitzpatrick
Greenock
Arran
McMurty
Apalachicola
Cambusdo
Roma
Pepper
Lake Winnipeg
Gould
Speranza
Ong Sverre
de Addie H Cann
Haines
Australian
Laudrey
Navarro
Ocean Racer
Cormack
Mazagan
Vidette
Sawyer
Mersey
McGonagle
E Livering
Burgess
Enon
Madrid
Parson
Priscilla
John Watt
Sweetzer
Ealing
Strachan
Lanercost
Nairn
Anna
Haddon
Leighton
Alpheta
Fearon
Symouth
Celia
Saius
Pascal
Ashbrooke
Turkestan
Lamont
Conigsby
Kinsey
Edmund Phinney
E H William
M A Marburg
Sullivan Lawin
Arch
E Pettingill
Dodge
Everest
Kovbing
Port Eals
Helene
Bambace
Hugh Cann
Fausto
Serega
Cape Town
Neilie Moody
Webster
Tybee
Ocean Pearl
Henley
Hattie
Vere Amboy
Thomas Williams
Rulon
William Mason
Richmond Va
Roanoke
Couch
George W Sweeney
Hewitt
Adam Kennéay
Nantusket
Richardson
William H Jones
Themis
Terjesen
Reval
Veronica
M Chadwick
MG Smith
A & M Carlisle
Dessorg
Wilhelm
Crontadt
Mary Germess
Bravo
Genevieve
Coosaw
A J Bogart
Austerlitz
Cowie
Seattle
Ericsson
Salem
Annie W AeLers
Mcintyre
New Bedford
Snelia
Portsmouth
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Bark Emma Dexter
Wimington bel—Ar 28Th
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Hardy
Carter
A Read
Lowell
J McKenzie
Woodstock
Cummings
St Albans
Sibley
Montpelier
Harwich
Sandwich
White
Bickford
M & Webb
Hatfield
Almy
Menmbach
Paris
Siocum
Paria
Corliss
Troy
H Miller
Bliss
Pittsfield
Thayer
Danning
Allington
Wura
Reaou
Meriden
Mead
Post
H Green
Jdr
J Walker
JD Swan
Nashua
F Dugan, Jr
RH Cunningham
Wilder
H H Fink
AE Nichols
R Mainharat
Clarksville
Liebermuth
C Miles
J Pitman
Laconia
F Merrill
Auburn
Cummings & Wf
E K Merriam
LM Dyer
Augusta
G H Taylor
Wallace Storkvile
H Lovitt
Yarmouth
Newell
Mase
Thurlow
Giddings
Exeter
Crawford House
Stewart
Dalton
E Chase
Malden
Castore
Everett Russell
McVear
Blair
Brooklyn
Coe
LL Nunn
Westfield
P Leslie
Waterville
Leslie
M Laughlin
G Kendall
Peeble
J Brown
Glynn
Whiting
Parcea
Greenfield
Motel
Creighton
Colby
Jersey City
Lee
New Britain
Capelis
Os Wood
Hammond
Minn
DL Bidze
Bethel
Ballard
Kendall Lowell
Raton
Millett
Miller
Hartland
Real
Anthony A & Merrill
Hartford
Boutelie
Leominster
Beckwith
Maxey
Colwell
Carrazan
McHas
Archibald
Hi Law
Eric
C Kimball
Northffield
Hastings
Upham
Weston
Emerson
Cnarleston
N C
JT Willey
Col Rusel
Swampscott
Gagin
I Kimball
J Q Paulding
K H Gartety
Chatham
E P Murtigh
W S Baker & Wi
M Ryan
Chicopee
J Friend
Mass A Johnson & Wf
Natick
JS Bibber
KW Ovens
H Schwarz
AH Nelson
Jewell. Hallowell
J Mott
Loughran
L. B
Carr
Whitinsville
Sumensfeld
Revere House
H Dearborn
A W Young
Moring
J A Smith
Serica
Starkvale
Ur O Fitzgerald
Dexter J Snow
C Page
H Hill
B Brooks
Hanover
Britain
G W Brown
Long Branch
Petata
L.A
Sherman
R Kane Spencer J
Young
Jonesport
Sampson Jonesport
Stillwater
Keene
Brook
Gibbs
Sarker
Hyde Park
Thom
Hallowell
Godfrey
Hampton
Guyer
Owen
Seneca Falls
Gordon
Westboro
Hill
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Belleville
Matin
Brockton
Penfield
Rome
Henry
Guild
Brownell
Essex Junction
Bradbury
Vergennes
Willams
Lewiston
Nantucket
Saunders & Wl
Tremont House
SH Smith
K Steneck
Macdonough
L Bernstein
Preidenwald
JS Andrews
L Sacks
L Mullen
A K Colton
M Ballard
H Swinborne& Wf
ES Bowland
Jose
Clifford Sewark
Fairbanks
Holman
Chisholm
Lancaster
Denison Mechanics
Day
Mansfield Mason
Paton
Kregler
Dorraner
Larry
Kelmer
T Busiel
J Saloman
Feverlie
T House
Port Chester
Chapman
Loeb
Cox
Huston
Daily Post
Poston
PIST
Post Publishing Co
Milk Street
R. Francis
Higginson
James Jackson
LEE, Higginson & Co
John Bath
Washington St
Continental Clothing House
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Pearl ST
Gorham Rogers & & CO
Allandale Water
Bromiela Street
Duchet
State Street
Aes
WM. Matthews, Jr
Ktddar, Peabody &9
Devonshire St
Nassau St
Mercantile and Travellers’ Credit
Baring Brothers & CO
JF Amsden
Congress St
Nework
John Jeffries & Song
Devonshire Street
Ferdinand A. Wyman
F. Shaw & Bros
Rialto Building
Postoffice
Nash & Cushing
Corporation
How's Wharf
Rowe's Wharf
Josiah Wheelwright
Stetson , Moseley & CO
E Street
Kilby St
Baeder, Adamson & CO
BARD
Beck
Pelt Gta
Central Square
Rosendale Cement
Oharf
DO Bros
Water Street
American & Foreign Patents
H. Eddy
Kilby
Bostor
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France
Megee
Mason
Patenta
Sorensen
Edmund Burke
B.H. Eddy
Elphia
Ft Nt
Pear St
Cor. Franklin
J. Winne
Pt& CO
Tremont Street
Broad Street
Devonshire
Pearl Street
Jazetr
Yours Truly
George Drapre
Botel Westland
A. D. Kilhay
W.S. Whitney
India
Well
Wharf Sts
Joseph Gillott
Joseph Gillott & Sons
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
State House
Edeward H Morse
H. L. Hastings
Edward Conkey
Jesse L. Nason
Green Room
Augustine H. Read
Commonwealth OF Massachuseetts
Consumers’ Was Co
Commonwealth OF Massaciausects
Committee On Cities
Court House
Commonwealth
Board of Public Works
City of
Committee On
Sur
R. M. Morse, Jr
Hazard Stevens
Commonwealth OF Massachesetts
Worcester County
James Donovan
Setts
Middlesex County
House of Correction
Commonwealth OF Massachu
Middlesey County
Committee On Claims
Martin Wesson
John F. O'Connor
John Sharrocke
O’clay
Massacmusetts
M. Hazard Stevens
Tucker Manufacturing Company
Insurance
The
American Insurance Co
At &E
Ais Ouse O Shaw & CO
Boyeston Motorl
Insurance Company
Kilby Street
J.W. BA W. Glover
Loch
Mutual Insurance CO
John H. Dane
K.caverly
Seotuém
Neptune
Capital
Fire and Marine Ins
George F. Osborne
Eugene B. Hinkeley
James 7
Hydr
Mile Street
Tlanta
Childs Childs
Groff & Co
Ads
Evansville
Ind
H Wood
Wood Bros
Craw
Freeport
Tandy
Crawlearville
H Powell
Metz & Powell
Par
Little Rock
Ark
Coin
Golin & Co
Macon
T Palmer
Pittsburg
W Meyer
Meyer & Re
A. C
Boston Weekly Post
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Orty Hace
Cochituate
Mystic
Boston Water Board
Alfred T. Turner
Hlen
Ciickens
Kendall's
Hawkey St
Niagara Falls
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Sumaner
Ingalls & Satch
Ja TaThyez