St Jacobs Oil Praised by Doctors and Customers Worldwide
A collection of endorsements from Dr Richard Oberlaender in Leipzig and others across England Canada Cuba praising St Jacobs Oil as a powerful pain reliever for neuralgia rheumatism and facial pain. Notable testimonials include a German ethnologist a British firm a Canadian life senator and a Havana physician attesting rapid relief and long usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Oberlaender
Leipzig
Germany
Ethnological Museum
U.G. A
Fremde Volker
St. Jacobs
St. Jacob’s Oil
Whiliam Moor
Christ Church
N. Z
W. Gee
Post-office Department
M. John Blackmere
Armed Constabulary
Filon
Hilla Flint
Domiuon
Belleville
Ontario
Canada
George Colton
Orienta
Egypt
Holy Land
England
France
Senor Mariano
Maradings
Ocotal
Nicaragua
Antonia Jose Romay
Board of Health
Port Garrison
Havana
D. Jose Felix Sudy
San Mateo Hospital
D. Moises Allende
Peru
Sully and Allende
Chili
Nort—El Dia
Callao
Jose Felix Sudy
Diego A. Donoso
Lima
Senor
Ricardo Staven
Valparaiso
St. Jacobs Oil
Crosby
Sandwich Islands
Metropolitan national bank plan in Chicago rising
A new national bank in Chicago to be named the Metropolitan National Bank with capital of 2 million dollars has been organized. It will take over the private firm Preston, Kean & Co. and documents have been sent to Washington for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Save Sesake
Coudod Son
Chicago
Metropolitan National Bank
Washington
Preston, Kean & Co
Stock orders executed at Boston and New York boards
Richardson, Hill & Co. execute stock and bond orders promptly with a private wire to New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets available at their office located at No 40 Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
New England Land Steel Shoe Nail and Brad Co Stock
500 shares for sale at 10 dollars per share. Company earns about ten percent net. To increase facilities, small lot offered. Apply to WrtrEyY, Howe & Sibley, 97 Exchange Place, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle Land Steel Shoe Nail
Brad CQ
Wrtreyy, Howe & Sibley
Exchange Place
Boston
Wall Street Opens Firm Amid Rumors and Mixed Trade
New York on March 7 reports money easy at 2 percent on call with mercantile paper firm. Governments and state bonds steady, rail mortgages firm. stocks mostly lower after noon on rate-cut and specie-demand rumors, though a late rally steadied but left a bearish tone. Trading slows with cautious speculation and quick profit aims in short sales, as market closes Spiritless and weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Georgia
Missouri
Issa
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Trafic
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Central Pacific
Northwest
Denver and
Rio Grande
Lake Shore
Reading
Union Pacific
Wabash
Darling, Dension & Co
Vodav
Grain and market report shows mixed demand and dull weather
Cash corn trades mixed with gains on futures and brisk receipts of corn and oats. Wheat and oats quiet while corn rises from yesterday's close. Provisions dull. indoor trade up. Weather continues dull, suppressing outdoor activity and grain trading. May and June deliveries listed. Chicago provisions and stockyard hogs noted. receipts of flour and grain tallied. Special market notes from New York and Liverpool cheese and butter prices recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Exchange
Tirst
Liverpool
New York
Mercantile Exchange
Pennsylvania Creamery Extra
Western
Chicago
comSic
March Caisno
Union Stock Yards
oimMcial
Prices across farm markets show steady but quiet demand
Grain and livestock prices largely unchanged with mild activity in rye and oats. Corn, oats, barley, and cottonseed meal held steady while butter and eggs softened. Boston wool trade remained steady amid steady imports and quiet New York futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Imports at Boston Dispatches from Liverpool List Goods
Boston imports listing goods from Liverpool incl 3 cases porcelain lithographs silks tissues perfumery dodo cases hosiery woollens machinery steel hides tins linen silk yarns and 354 boils 26 bars. Merchants Despatch Transportation and Waring Bros noted among shippers with numerous consignments including lace, stamps, and textiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Missouri
Manus Co
Vast 19th Century Goods Listed by Multiple Firms
Long OCR style ledger notes show Miller brothers, Cunningham co, Fairbanks, J B Moors, Norcross, and many others supplying worsted stuffs, linens, woollens, earthenware, tin plates, pig iron, perfumes, machinery, and textiles. Entries name quantities like bales, cases, boxes, and crates with numerous firms in Liverpool and across Atlantic ports, detailing diverse goods including hosiery, lace, gloves, dyes, and general merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thairwall
Miller Bros & Co
Parr
Cunningham Co
Nee
Fairbanks & Co
Iley
Epilcy , Bervey & Co
Moors & Co
D & Sons
Clarke & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Hooper
Norcross, Mellen & Co
Holder
Wegen Bros & Co
Murdock
Williston, Knight & Co
Baldwin Bros & Co
Stearns & Co
Jas F Mullen & Co
Jolly
Bernara & Co
Davis & Son
Brown & Griffiths
Stone & Downer
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Hart & Young
Stoddard & Kendall
Kendall, Barrows & Co
Mise Stone & Downer
Talbot
Wilmarth & Co
Shepard, Norvel & Co
Hovey & Co
Se Merchants Despatch Transportation Co
Flax Smith & Dove Manus Co
E & F King & Co
Brigham
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Sherburne & Co
Linder & Meyer
Hills
Turner & Co
Morey &Co
Indigo
Indigo Baring Bros & Co
Merchants Despatch Transportation Co
H . Jackson
Coleman, Mead & Co
M Jones & Co
Abram French & Co
Richard Briggs
Belcher Bros & Co
Wellington & Co
Beach & Co
Congdon
Carpenter & Co
Jones
McDuffee & Stratton
Mackintire
Lawne & Co
Masury
Young & Co
Uiligo Waste
Howe & Goodwin
Moise Henry
Card
M Cummings
White & Co
French & Co
Geneva
Goldsmith & Co
Leyland
Grout, Warren & Blanchard
Nichols & Farnsworth
Cook & Co
Hewins & Hollis
P Hollander & Co
Saco Machine Co
JS Morgan & Co
Burt, Brigham & Co
Goss & Stratss
Cushing & Bliss
Clatlin, Larabee & Co
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Genoa
Vermouth Stone & Downer
Charles M Ayer
Carlo Vassallo
North Street
Gennaro Leigliano
P Boniface
Leghorn
Marile Bowker
Torrey & Co
Fine Arts
Baldwin Bros
All Merchants Despatch Transportation Co
JJ Jarvis
Hood, Johnson & Co
Maccaroni Baring Bros & Co
Catania
Franklin Rolfe & Co
AS & J. Brown & Co
H Hardy & Co
Cusimano & Co
Palermo
Tully & Co
AS & J Brown & Co
Stobel & Day
Westerveit & Co
Messina
Phelps Bros & Co
Hardy & Co
Valencia
Ali Hardy & Co
Shipping Freight and Goods Listed from Port Entries
A long list of cargoes and quantities from ships at Fajardo Pyr Trinidad Port of Spain Digby Annapolis London. The records enumerate sugar, tobacco, ice, fruit, vegetables, fish, dairy, meat, flour and various hardware and machinery aboard brigs schooners and a steamer. Includes Geo K M Hatch Unexpected Boston City and London cargoes with thousands of sacks, bales, cases, and tons recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fajardo
Pyr
Geo K M
Trinidad
Port of Spain
Abbie Clifford
Digby
Annapolis
London
Eng
Boston City
Tobler
Receipts of Ctapie Products V March 7 and Rail Freight Totals
A dense OCR ledger lists consignments by multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Lowell Maine and Peabody and Salem Expresses. Quantities cover cotton wool meal grease tea coffee butter eggs beans cornmeal flour beef hams lard leather hides skins and related commodities across numerous bales barrels sacks and cars with scattered totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and
Salem
Total Receipts of Staple Products at the Port Mar 7
The table lists today’s principal staple receipts from all shipment points, comparing 1884 with 1883. Entries include Cotton bases, Molasses hogsheads, Wool, Butter, Flour, Cheese, Oats, Eggs, Beans, Wheat, Potatoes, Barley, Hay, Malt, Millfeed, Lumber, Leather, Tallow, Hides, Hams, Dry hides, Tongues, Grease, Bacon, Skins, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Pelts, Kips, Molasses, and related figures, noting revisions where 1883 figures are reduced to bar measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRS
Aheas
SR Sas
BOE
Cfskinshal’s
Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets in New York
Cotton steady with 644 bales sold, upland 10 3 4 c, Orleans 11 1 2 c. Flour receipts 14 263 bbls, heavy with limited export demand, sales 12 600 bbls. No 2 at 2 35 3 05, superfine 2 80 3 40, Minnesota extras 6 80 7, city mill extra 5 80 5 35, other grades steady. Wheat receipts 7 500 bus, exports 39 376 bu, No 2 red in elevator about 1 c higher, spot 1 1 1 1 1 1 check 1 1 0 9 4 alloat.
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Floridas
Cuba
Manilla
Liverpool
New York
Gulf
Manchester
Boston
Uplands
Orleans
Ilgo
Minnesota
Manila
United
Tierce
Tierces Western Steam
South America
Elgin Creamery
Sreiter
ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Market news and price bids across grains meats and oils
Market notes from St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati and other cities show mixed tone for grains and provisions with prices for flour wheat corn oats and barley firm to higher. Pork lard and beef prices edge up while cotton market reports steep weekly totals and stock levels.
Financial London market snapshot March reports and prices
London March 7 floating cargoes of wheat steady and markets quiet as Paris and Liverpool show mixed signals. Wheat and corn prices listed with English, American and Canadian references. Liverpool and Manchester notes include flour, breadstuffs, pork, bacon, cheese and tallow. Coffee in Rio De Janeiro quoted for March 5 with weekly receipts and shipments to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
Canformia
Loudon
California
Manchester
The
Guardian
Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Exchange
Change in Chauncy Hall School Management Promised
After 56 years of steady leadership Chauncy Hall School announces a transition with M Grant Daniell set to become principal and Oliver F Bryant promoted to assistant principal. William H Ladd and Mary H Ladd remain as principals and associate principals as the school modernizes its curriculum while preserving its health and individual attention ethos. The school, coed with ages from 6 to 22, has about 420 pupils and a record number of students entering college this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Hall School
Gideon F. ‘Thayer
Thomas Cushing
Thayer
Cushing
W. H. J.add
Harvard
New England
Oliver F. Bryant
Daniell
William H. Ladd
M. Grant Daniel
Mary H. Ladd
Chauncy Hall
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Praised as Blood Purifier
Promotion extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as an unrivaled blood purifier and spring medicine, urging readers to use it for cleansing the system and refreshing health as warmer months approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Booth Stevens at West Roxbury and West Briscoe in Boston
Marriage notices from March 4 report Joy A Booth and M Kate Stephens wed at the bride’s parents’ home in West Roxbury by Rev C A Beckwith. Edward Hi West and Sarah A Briscoe married in Boston by Rev W H Tinnter. Both couples reside in West and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth—Stevens
West Roxbury
C A Beckwith
Joy A Booth
M Kate Stephens
West
West—Briscoe
Boston
W H Tinnter
Edward Hi West
Sarah A Briscoa
Insolvencies and bankruptcies sweep US and Canada week
A seven day survey by R G Dun reports 272 business failures, 216 in the United States and 56 in Canada, with increases from last week. The piece details first and second meetings of creditors in several Boston area cases, asset and liability tallies, offers to settle, and notices from New York to New England, including recoveries, assignments, and court actions in multiple firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Middle
Pacific States
McKim
Suffolk County
Henry E. Marey
Brighton
Clinton Market
Thomas P. Proctor
Foster & Towne
Kingston Street
Arthur B. Gilman
Haverhill
George R. Clarke
Washington Street
George W. Rhodes
Temple Place
John W Tower
Chauncy Street
Arthur Dixwell
Park Street
Daniel S. Brigham
Daniel Seaverns
Tremont Street
William L. Birmbaum
Wm. E. Bicknell
Howard Street
Charles C. Carter
Boston
B. D. Peterson
Carter
Si. P. Nichols
Forbergs Wight & Co
Winter Street
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Samuel S. Fernald
Lynn
Maas
Florida
W. T. Luce
New Bedford
Mass
Wim. C. Sweetser
Yarmouthville
Joseph Cargam
Fall River
Antwerp
Belgium
Caisse Aversoise
George A.wattles
Bennington
Court records of collision between Anniola and Welden in Vineyard Sound
U S district court docket of March 7 before Judge Nelson notes cross libels for a February 28 1883 collision between the British schooner Anniola sailing from St Johns to New York with piles and the American barque T K Welden from Baltimore to Boston Carrying coal. Welden seeks 2000 dollars damages and Anniola 1000. Each side alleges negligence. Counsel listed F Dodge for Welden and D Ball for Anniola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Mayo
Anniola
John C. Furgerson
T. K. Welden
Cross
Vineyard Sounds
St. Johns
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Dodge
Ball
U S Commissioners Court March 7 Proceedings
Cases of Dr Azel Ames Wakefield Charles E Niles and William J Mansfield were continued to next Wednesday at 10 AM before Commissioner Hallett. Ames ex secretary of the Boston pension bureau accused of illegal gratuity from Alvan Drake and conspiracy with Charles E Noyes. Mansfield Navy Yard clerk charged with illegal fees for pension services. Andrew C Stone and K Hamilton and Edward A Upton appeared as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azel Ames, Jr
Wakefield
Charlies E. Niles
William J. Mansfield
Ames
Board of Medical Examiners
Boston Pension Bureau
United States
Alvan Drake
Charles E. Noyes
Navy Yard
Andrew C. Stone
K. Hamilton
Niles
Edward A. Upton
Mansfield
Supreme Judicial Court March session cases listed
Supreme Judicial Court docket for March lists five cases with parties including Charles F Fairbanks vs Fred N Lambert and Boston Marine Insurance Company case numbers 915 919 and related matters. Attorneys named for both sides appear for each suit. Proceedings feature Justices Morton C J Field Allen Allen and Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton C. J
Field
W. Allen
C. Allen and HoLyMeEs J. J
Charles F. Fairbanks
Fred N. Lambert
J. W. Hutchins
Henry Wheeler
W. E. Russell
Butcher Slaughtering and Melting Association
City of Boston
George H. Kingsbury
E.B. Hagar
George D. Emery
Boston Marine Insurance Company
R. M. Morse, Jr
W. B. Durant
John C. Dodge
T. H. Tyng
Thomas C. A. Dexter Et al
Henry F. Campbell
Wim. G. Russell
Jabez Fox
Cc. H. Dean
Superior Court First Session Case Notes March 7
In Superior Court first session Judge Brigham hears James Hearn vs George G Drew an action to recover for conversion of a carding machine. The constable denies ownership and says the machine belonged to KR F Barker with attached property. Butterworth represents plaintiff Kilton defendant. A second matter Zachary Taylor vs Chauncy Jacobs concerns fraud charges heard at examination for poor debtor oath. magistrate found not guilty, plaintiff appeals. Hearing resumed and unfinished with Tufts for plaintiff Ek Swasey and Silsby for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hearn
George G. Drew
KR. F. Barker
A. ¥. Butterworth
J. F. Kilton
Zachary Taylor
Chauncy Jacobs
G. J. Tufts
H. Ek. Swasey
J. P. Silsby
Republican State Convention Call Issued for June 3 1854
The Massachusetts Republican state committee forwards the national convention call dated March 7 1854. It outlines delegates 25 total including four at large and two per district, district conventions April 15-29 with 20 days notice, and town ward delegates plus votes from 1880 Republican electors for representation. Henry Casor LopGe chairs. George A. Flagg secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soston
Dear Sin
Massachusetts
National Committee
Henry Casor LopGe
George A. Flagg
Winter Bulletin Highlights Additions to 1883 Library Collections
The winter issue lists books added in the last four months of 1883 with features on Eddas editions and American libraries, plus a catalogue on Matthew Arnold and his critics. It notes the will of Thomas B. Harris funds Charlestown branch with 1000 dollars, and Caroline C. Thayer's gift of Theodore Parker works in 40 volumes. The Bulletin is available at central and branch libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Central Iowa Railroad Company
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Flint
Pullman Palace
Central Massachusetts
New York
New England
Northern
New Hampshire
Boston
Albany
Maine
Nickerson
Associated Press
City of
Mexico
Robinson
Union Pacific
Sonora
American Bell Telephone
Bulletin
Matthew Arnold
Thomas B. Harris
Charlestown
Caroline C. Thayer
Roxbury
Theodore Parker
Central Library
East Boston Ferry Directors Nomination Meeting Scheduled
The committee to nominate two directors at large for the East Boston ferries will meet Monday at 1 PM. Candidates include Co. H. Brook, William Woolley, Edward Pearl, and James L. Walsh. LL M Ham donated $100 to the firemen relief fund for services at a Merrimac Street fire. Captain Clark of the East Boston D D Kelly ferry has been reduced to night watchman at the South Ferry, superseded by Captain Ellis after a pier collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Co. H. &. Brook
William Woolley
Edward Pearl
James L. Walsh
LL. M. Ham
Merrimac Street
Capt. Clark
D. D. Kelly
South Ferry
Capt
Ellis
Murdock Liquid Food Promises New Blood Health
The claim that regular use of Murdock's Liquid Food increases blood weight and health is supported by references to the British Medical Journal and Pettenkafer studies. It cites testimonials from the Free Hospital and usage in Washington Homes, Hospitals, and by physicians as proof of efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Naderlain
Australia
St. Jacobs Oil
United States
Murdock
British Medical Journal
England
Vod
Pettenkafer
Plosz
Gyoreyai
Maley
Latschenberger
Free Hospital
Murdock Liquid Food Company
Boston
Washington
Mt. Hope
Roslindale
M. B. Benedict
Our Hospital
Marston
Marston Remedy CO
14Th St
New York
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Greenland
Africa
Daily Evening News
New York Herald
Ireland
America
United Action
Congress of Nations
Messrs
Francis Newberry & Son
Great Britain
St. Jacob's Oil
N.S. Wales
Charles Kahlo
United States of America
C. C. Cowen
St. Jacob’s
C. C. Couuen
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Godfrey Sichel
South Africa
Grahamstown
Feyot and the Holy Land
Central America
Manuel S. Izaguirre
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Third Avenue Railroad
Boston Post
Finance and Trade
General Financial Dios
Hanker’s Sterling
Onous Cece
Pacers Peagursneete
Brokers’ Board
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Burlington and Quincy
Colorado
Minneapolis
Union Pacific Railway Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Soarch
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To& Sa Fe
At&s
St& P
CF S& G
Ny&ne
Oregon
Pue& Ar
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Los
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Sailroads Ats
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Los & Maine
Central Mass
P.M
Flintaé P. Bf
Nyenke
Ee Pullman
Mintrs
Asiom
Accla
Ie Huron
Ce Quincy. Secers
N “Eng
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
Pticee
American E
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Santa Ferge
Bos. Sid. Ass. Con
Bowman
Boston Lang
Durango
Rleraereeere
Os Peoples
Cercesevecesss
Tel
Gin. & Bt
Union Pacific Rd
NEW York Financial
South
Chi
Del
Delaware
Hud
Denver & Rio G
Kansas
Texas
Louisville
NASA
Lake Erie & W
Michigan Centre
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Memphis & C
Northwestern
New Jersey
Ohio & Mississpp
Ohio Central
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Phila
St. F
Omaha
Texas Pacific
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Western Union
Oregon Tran
No Pacific
St. Lo
St. Mar
Crciins Iguaa
Cccesese
Central Iowa
AL Prign
Chesapeake & Ohio
W. P
So Roch
Pitts
Rock Island
Chicago & Aion
St. Louis & Fran
Par. & Quincy
St. L
N.O
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St. P. Minn & Man
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Cleve
Colrm
Waynes
Hannibal & St Joseph
Ecs
Houston & T
Prcacos
Borge Cab
Bloom
Colum
Long Island
Bos Hart & Erie
Lou
N. Alb
Dcie
Cen. Pac
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Morris & Issex
Oregon Nav. Lsts
Mutual Union Tel
St Joseph
C.ecerceeess
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Chat
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Norfolk & W
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Tex. Pac. L
Do Rio Grande
N. Y
Chic. & &T
Tol
del. Burl
Pac
Ohio & Mis
S . Do
Colorado Coal
Bonanza King
Homestake
Aseses Quicksilver
Dodie
Horn Silver
Hail Anderson
Jon Silver
Union Ob
Scu
Soe
Choice Western
Aus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Oregon Valley
Mayaguez
Ceargendoran
Lds
Tierces Sugar
Atkins & Co
Mersey Bell
Sugar Kidder, Peabody & Co
Aracaju
Nordbon
Goasler
Cardenas
S P Hitchcock
Fortign Exports
Ctapie
Telegraph
Toledo
Detroit
Voy
Augusta
ST Lou
Saltimore
Mobile
Etia Gat
Alkeunieno
York
Savannah
Galvestor
Cscos
UOC Meessenceeaheseene
Lom
Ingtor
Hecayetae Ie
Oa Keekhie Ecabiwasesaeccee
New Orleans
Memphis
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Ugztgtoss
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Mid
Britain
Reese
Naat
Tha
Nitead Statac
New York Central
Canadian Pacific
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State House
Senate
Young's
Cavatry
Charles A. Young
Tarbox
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Burrows
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Elizabeth
Henry Burrows
Chamberlain
Lowell W Chamberlain
Douglass
East Poston
Iran
Edward B
Ella P Douglass
Felton
Worcester
Ruth M
Benjamin H Felton
Barre
Hazen
Benjamin F Hazen
Maiden
Kate E
John T Jones
Larkin
Hannah Larkin
McGregor
James McGregor
McInnes
Sarah Jane McInnes
Stephenson
Mary J
John Stephenson
Wing
Somerville
Catherine S
Cagail Hi
Catherine W S Wing
Wilkinson
Medford
E Amelia
Cof O R Wilkinson
Hollis
John N Worcester
New
S. F. Merrill
Concord
N. H
Excelsior Chemical Company
W. L. Norman
Valhalla
S. C
Durgin & Robinson, Booth and Shoes
North Vassalboro
New York Paper and Felt Mills
New York City
Stanley
South Orange
N. J
Levi C. Lathron
National Bank of the Republic
Noah Bb. Price
Frank N. Price
Price & Co
Marion Street
Velix Jelburk
Court of Common Pleas
Mary E. Carolan
North Third Avenue
Morrisania
William Ruddiman, Jr
Schwalbach & Obrig
Brooklyn
Lyman & Curtis
John G. L. Crawford
Hatter
Newark Avenue
Jersey City
N J
Hezenbach Brothers
Davenport
Iowa
L. J. Lithaner
Sacramento
Cal
Evan Edwards
Appleton
Wis
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J.P. Cooper
Eau Claire
David H. Geer
Charles Sweetzer
Cambridge
House of Correction
Norice
Superior Court
Civil
Lowell
Rockwell
Whitehead & Atheton Machine Co
Wright
Jewett
Brooks
Bailey
Donahoe
Central Court
Forsyth
Corry Williams
Walter Edgerly
William Brine
Nellie Murphy
Nellie O'Donnell
Annie Breen
John J. McCarty
Court Record
U.S. District Court
Nelson
U. S.commissioners’ Court
Hallett
Supreme Judicial Court
Way
Bishop
Lowe
Burnham
Pike
Sexton
Woods
Union St. RR
Mason
Henry W. Lamb
G. Abbott
G. A. Sawyer
J.H. Benton, Jr
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Dominico Brisso
Noes
Gilman
Woods Ers
Atwood
Tidswell
Casey
Ham
Parke
Hadley
Angell
Rollins
Gordon
Harney
Chaplin
Massa
Weich
Middlesex County
Blodgett
Michael Halloran
Waltham
John Quinn
Charles Hanf
Quinn
Hans
John Ring
Republican State Committee
Gettysburg
Strong Vincent
Fred Taylor
Zook
Cooper’s Battery
Knopp
17Th Connecticut
Connecticut
124Th New York
Col
Massachusetts Volunteers
Gregg
Stuart
Boston Public Library
City Hall Notes
George Mayer
Flatonia
Catherine Deamer
Point of Rocks
Herbert Boyp
Minn
J. N. Carter, JR
Occoquan
Seaid
D. V.S. Lovelace
Lovelaceville
Bessi
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
A.A
B.B
D.C
H.B
J.J
Humphrey
Humphreys Homeopathic Med. CO
Fulton Street
Humphreys Terraice
Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine Co
Fulton St
Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall, Mich
Jong? Divonshire & CO
Ear St
J. W. Bradley & CO
Summer Street
Mho St
A. S. Richards
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
F. G. Wolbert
F.c.wolbert
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
Yauctioneers
White &J.ay Townsend
Fargis
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
Lippincott. Son & CO
Market Street
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhill Street
Boston and
Maine Depot
Mb Te
KR. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
State Street
Rares
Knet National Bank National Bank of Commerce
Atlas National Bank
Boston Atheneum
Domestic Electrical Manufacturing Co
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Boston Belting Co
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Metropolitan Railroad Co
National C. Cargo. Oceans
Colorado Smelting Co
American Electric and Illuminating Co
Con
M. L
Highland Street Rrco
Boston and Maine Railroad
Jackson
Lansing
Weir
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Houston and
Texas Central
Delphos
Burlington
China Mutual Insurance Co
Scrip
Wilmington and
Baltimore RR
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Maine Central
Eastern
Portsmouth
Great Failsana Conway Railroad Co
Turner West Shoe
Nashua
Rochester
Quincy
Las Animas County
Francis Benshaw &O
Mierchante’ Exchene
Fiemdbers
Gaston Stock Exchange
S. R. Hnights & Coo
Main St
Cambridgeport
Harrison Avenue
Way Street
A. W. Bailey
Samuel A. Waymahlts
Samuel Ares m
Orange Lane
Lana
Samuel A. Wayne
Broadway
Albany Street
Samuel A. Way
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State St
Plainmeller
South Boston
Head of
Long Wharf
Pier 2
Albert Howe& CO
Warren Avenue
Wheely Post
Hostetter
PPS
First National Bank of Chelsea
Pacific Mills
Washington Mills
Boston, Concord
Montreal
RBR
Cambridge Gas Light ® Co
Boylston Insurance Co
Cambridge Gs
Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw
Green
Keene
St Louis County
Middlesex
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Northern Railroad of
State National Bank
Revere Rubber Co
Bates Manufacturing Co
Old Colony RR Co
Colonial Copper Mining Co
Lamson Cash Railway Co
Connecticut and
Old Colony Railroad Co
Tremont National Bank
Boston Wharf Co
Messenger Boiler Feed Co
Pactoan Athaonaonm
American Electric and Muminating Co .Com
Whitney, Howe & Sibley
Lamson Cash Railroad Company
People’s Telephone, Parent Co
Fitchburg RR Co
Keston and Albany Railroad
Bridgeport Rollins Stock Co
Aviw
Merchandise National Bank
Manufacturers National Bank
National Tube Works
Highland Street R R Co
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Mexicon
Corawbaugh Telephone and Telegraph Co
American Electric and Dlminating Co
Com
Suirlington and
Missouri River Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Avio
Vapor Fuel Co
Court Street
Edward P. Bacon
Banning Brace and Supporter Company
Banning Stationary Dust Pan and Manufacturing Company
Aaron B. Gay & CO
Stave Street