Remonstrance Against Boston School Tenure Bill Debated
In the General Court a contested discussion over the tenure of office for Boston school officials occurred. Ladd urged reconsideration. Means warned it would establish a perpetual Board of Supervisors. Sanger argued the plan mirrors teachers’ tenure. Kittredge and McCabe opposed, fearing weak members and unintended precedents. The House refused reconsideration by viva voce vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ladd
House
Means
Sanger
Kittredge
Gallagher
McCabe
East Boston
Bicknell
Wheeler
Rutland
Remonstrance Formed Against Conservatory Petition in House
A strong remonstrance was presented against the New England Conservatory of Music petition. The signers include Moses True Brown, George W. Blish, H. P. Chelius of the Boston Conservatory, C. B. Frye, J. W. Hill of Wellesley College, Julius Eichberg, Fannie E. Bruce, and numerous musicians and educators from Boston schools and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory of Music
Moses True Brown
George W. Blish
H. P. Chelius
Boston Conservatory of Music
C. B. Frye
Boston School of Languages
J. W. Hill
Wellesley College
Julius Eichberg
Fannie E. Bruce
Tremont School of Music
Thomas Leverett
Boston Cornet School
Berlitz, & Co
Berlitz School of Languages
Curry
School of Expression
Charles R. Adams
Sherwood
Harry Benson
Kidna A. Hall
George H. Remele
George Lu Osgood
John
Foote
Gertrude Dwight
John Orth
Arthur Franklin
Fairbanks & Cole
Clarence A. Hay
E. Z. Smith
Kate
Barnard
Gertrude Edmands
Ernst Perabo
Harry F. Fay
H. G. Tucker
Arthur Whiting
Joshua Phippen
Sumner Coolidge
Ibert van Raalte
Thomas H. Norris
Joan Maine
C. P. McIntire
Norman McLeod
Joseph Doctor
Edith Abell
Fred_E. Farrar
J. Weston
J. Frank Donahoe
Edwin A. Sabin
petitions admitted under twelfth joint rule in House
Under a suspension of the twelfth joint rule in the House petitions were admitted including H. Evan Cotton et al for the Protestant Episcopal Society of Christ Church in Quincy seeking an amendment to the Greenfield Electric Light and Power Company act to authorize mortgage of property and franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Evan Cotton
Protestant Episcopal Society of Christ Church
Quincy
Greenfield Electric Light & Power Company
East Boston Democratic Club Formed At Maverick Hall
About a hundred East Boston residents formed the East Boston Democratic Club to promote democracy, aid naturalization, teach voting, and disseminate tariff literature. Officers will be elected March 18, dues are 25 cents monthly and initiation is two dollars, with Australian ballot voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Hall
Maverick
East Boston
Democratic Club
Boardman Hall
H. B. Tyndall
Cclub
Real Estate Exchange Elects Officers and Records Mortgages
The Real Estate Exchange directors elected Henry M. Whitney as president with a slate of vice presidents and a treasurer Frederic H. Viaux. New members include Weld, Carr, Garfield, Weeks, Roundy, Sabine. Transactions logged list numerous mortgages and transfers across Boston areas led by Revere House noted as a premier hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Real Estate Exchange
Henry M. Whitney
Francis A. Osborn
John Jeffries
Francis V. Batch
Moses Williams
John Quincy Adams
Thomas F. Temple
William Minot, Jr
Frederic H. Viaux
Exchange
Francis M. Weld
Samuel Carr
Thomas Garfield
Warren B. P. Weeks
Franklin F. Roundy
Edward D. Sabine
VESSELS IN PORT LIST OF BARKS AND SCHOONERS
A broadsheet list records vessels in port with masters and tonnages, including Borderer Manley and many others, noting destinations such as Liverpool Boston and Philadelphia and indicating some ships are laid up or pending movement. The entry explains that vessels marked passed Charlestown or Warren bridges sit near Cambridge, East Cambridge, or between railroads in the Charles River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Name
Tonnas of Bulgarian
Leask
Q Borderer
Manley
Christian Johnsen
Nor
Deus Caroline Miller
Ryder
Savannah
Googins
Dorchester
Howes
Fitzroy
Sanderson
H F Dimock
Eldridge
M Whitney
Amships
Constance
Avent
Wharfhayer & Lincoln
Liverpool
Hoosack Furness
London
Seaverns
Graham
Baltimore
Phelps Bros & Co
Selate
Ayse Oos & Co
Cuba
FIRA
Rich’son & Barn
Lewis Joes Central
Eeus N V
New York
India
Kansas
Fenton
Warren & Co
Preston
Lake Winnipeg
Carey
Hewitson
A Sampson
Philadel Shawmut
Fuller
Tynedale
Love
Furness
Hamburg Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Williamsport
Miller
P Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Lex Martin
Piper’s Exchange
Dillingham
Edward L Warren
Colson
Rou
Elizabeth Foster
Harding
Eunice P Newcomb
Allen
Deer Isle
South Bay
Flora
Rogers
Francis
Burnham’s
Freddie A Higgins
Reed
Bristol
Fred Walton
Rich
Noell
Richard
Sullivan
Meteghen
Commercial Grace
Betts
Savas Sales Poe
Georgie Clark
Bartlett
Ale Busins Seth
AED Surowon Golden Eagle
Warewieeelesse Seree Ait Union
George A Leland
Joyce
Mystic River Gazetle
Guptill
Grand Menon
Henry
Taylor
Sesserserres
Rateas
Abe
South Bay Herald
Heagan
W H Emerson
Helen Thompson
Averill
Russia
Cora
Meader
OY Gregory
Bishop
St Jon
South Bay Eagle
Williams
Boston Dyewood
J H Butler
Brown
Matilda
Cooper
Rockport
Mary Farrow
Condon
Belfast
Carl
Mary Eliza
Morrisey
Lincoln’s
Mary Wanson
Lewis
Boothbay
Piper
Mary Baker
Heath
Orland
Mount Hope
Crowley
Berens
Oliver S Barrett
Wallace
Mystic
Charlestown
Lancome
Green
Odell
Wade
Phebe
Woodruff
Kendrick
Ereerrer
Jennie C May
St John
Katie Hall
Stinson
Aoetor
Lillian
LeBlanc
Nash
Spaulding & Gos
Mystic River Linaria
Hilton
Souris
PEI
Lion
Peters, Whitney, Pousland & Co
Lucinda
Potter
Laura T Chester
Beal
Leona
Sout Bay
Lizzie J Clark
Smith
Stevens Heer Tate
Mazourka
Lane
Hoosac
Rebecca F
Landin
Diggins
Roulette
Blake
Regalia
Wilson
Thomaston
Ripley
Robinson
Stephen G Lond
Torrey
Pepsi
Susan Ross
Alley
Tee South Bay
Sophie Stuart
Blah
Battery Tass
Lincoln
Sadie Corey
Lowe
Winterport
Temperance Bell
Moore
Mystic River
Van
Two Brothers
Dodge
Periee
Farlie
South Bay Victory
Ober
Gga
Marquand’s
Willie H Higgins
Jones
William I Park
Lako
Boston
Chester
TOR Cs
Beeidseras
Warren
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Charles River
Various House Matters In 1880s Legislature Record
The House voted to substitute Carpenter of Brookline’s bill amending Chapter 54 to let park commissioners hold other town offices. It refused Lyons of North Adams’ substitute on forcing selectmen to include in warrants any subject requested by ten or more voters and to perform other duties. McNary of Boston asked to table the adverse report on a measure fining independent candidates missing a vote threshold, to allow a substitute bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Brookline
Lyons
North Adams
McNary
Boston
Bills and Reports From the House and Newton Board Debate
Bills reported in the House include provisions for printing province laws and various invidious measures, with leave to withdraw on Union Agricultural Society land takings. In the Senate Newton bill, amendment striking Section 4 to require a city election failed 60 to 14, seeking to avoid a $1000 expense and giving Newton authority to delegate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Ft. Manning
Boston
Messrs. Howland
Chelsea
Glasgow
Worcester
Union Agricultural and Horticultural Society of
Blanford
Newton
City of
Board of Public Works
Senate
Metcalf
Jd. Donovan
Hosmer
Hampden
Business in the Senate Defers Name Change Petition and Water Supply
The Senate refused to concur with the House to suspend the twelfth joint rule on Florence Street M E Church in Springfield for a name change and on appeals from inspectors of factories and public buildings. It concurred to send to the rule to admit Newton mayoral petition for Authority to supply Needham with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Florence Street
M. E
Springfield
Newton
Needham
Lynn fire relief association elects officers at annual meeting
The Lynn relief association connected with the fire department held its annual meeting at the Broad street engine house. Officers elected include President A. C. Moody and Vice President Amos Holbrook. Receipts were 1784.92 with expenses of 113.06 and cash in treasury 16704.21. Two deaths occurred during the year, and membership stands at 127.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynx
Relief Association
Lynn Fire Department
Broad Street
A. C. Moody
Amos Holbrook
C. H. Downing
B. Frank Moody
David Stacy
Ernest Bellaby
C. O. Lovering
Stephen Johnson
Frank Paul
Treasury
Grand Rivers Kentucky opens sale of city lots April 2
The opening sale of lots in the new city of Grand Rivers Kentucky occurs April 2 as advertised. The region between the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers is noted for vast iron coal and timber resources with clear transportation advantages. It is described as a flourishing Northern enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rivers
Cumberland
Tennessee
Mails Close As Boston For Many Regions Worldwide
An extensive post and steamship mail schedule lists close dates and routes from Boston via New York and Halifax to destinations including Nova Scotia Jamaica Cuba Brazil and Europe. Specially addressed correspondence is noted for several regions with ships such as the Seneca Waesland City of Chicago and Werkendam among others with March 11 to March 15 close times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Yar
Boston
Cuba
Seneca
New York
Velgiuina
Waesland
Europe
City of Chicago
Great Britain
Ireland
Southampton
Germany
Bremen
Lahn
Ferrindad and Tobago
Coban
St. Domingo
Cape Tiaya
Turks Island
George W. Clyde
Rio de Janeiro
la Plata
Santos
Brazil
Ceylon
Baltimore
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Werkendam
Truxillo
Ruatan
Professor Morse
New Orleans
Fortune Island
Cape Haytiand
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Alvena
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
Windward Islands
Alarich
Curacoa
Caracas
Yucatan
Campeche
Yabasco
Chiapas
City of
Alexandria
Trance
Mais
Havre
la Lretegue
Scotland
Furnessia
Oteri
Foxhall
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Malifax
Saimar
Oston
Samaria
Trans-Pacific Mails Summary Listing for Boston Office
Mails for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and for the British Indies excluding listed regions depart from San Francisco. Close times: Boston March 17 5 p.m. for those routes. Hawaii and Society Islands via Tropic Bird ship with Boston close March 23 5 p.m. for Tropic Bird and March 26 5 p.m. for the Boston closing. Additional routes to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa Hawaii via Alameda depart with Boston closes March 31 5 p.m. and April 5 5 p.m. Letters for Pacific steamers should reach Boston eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Hust Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Pir
Boston
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Alameda
San Francisco
Post Office
Steamship Australia
Bos
Maritime Movements From Atlantic Ports and Pacific Sailings
Shipping notices list numerous vessels sailing from and arriving at ports including Portland Astoria Philadelphia and San Francisco. Entries name ships bark schooner s and steamers with owners captains destinations and voyage dates from March 1 to March 10 detailing routes to New York Boston Philadelphia and South American ports among others.
Shipping News Day Almanac Notices March 11
Shipping news brief provides maritime timing data for March 11 with references to high water, length of day and daily almanac notes. Includes indicated hours and tidal guidance for mariners and dockside operations.
Port of Boston Log March 10 Arrivals and Clearances
Port of Boston reports arrivals from Liverpool including Samaria and steamer City of Savannah with passengers. Several tugs and barges in tow noted along with schooners and steamers clearing for various ports. Weather described as fresh northerly winds and fine passage with signals exchanged with the Salvador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaria
Hewitson
Liverpool
Alex Martin
N. Lon
Salvador
Iboston Light
Bavarian
Boston
Christian Joh Banes
Cuba
City of Savannah
Googins
Savannah
Richardson & Barnard
Orion
Wiley
Storm King
Baltimore
Antelope
Newport News
H & Dimock
Eldridge
New York
H mM Whitney
Nathaniel P Doane
Joshua Lovett
Hammond
Lone Star
Mary Whitridge
Mercedita
Confidence
Henderson
P C
Merriman
Philadelphia
Ellida
Lorena
Burke
Jenkins
Phipsburg
Navesink
Crocker
Britannia
Curran
Nereid
Griffin
Lark
Bertha Dean
Canary
Albert W Smith
Perry
Regalia
Wilson
Thomaston
Eunice
Newcomb
Alien
J H Butler
Brown
Deer Isle
Swhs
Ripley
Robinson
Leona
Cooper
Rocksteamer
Soanson
Nor
Denstad
Ith Fruit
Seaverns & Co
Seth Low
Steamship Line
Froston
Perth
Saxon
Par Hian
Long Wharf
Charleston
Wilmington
West
Eik Sampson
Bostou
FOREIGN PORTS LIST FROM GABLE TO POST
Shipping notices list vessels sailing or passing in ports from Bordeaux to Rio de Janeiro with dates in March, including bark Laura Ol sen and Vortland at Buenos Ayres, Doris and Gretna in transatlantic lanes, and steamers like Royal Prince and Anerly moving to New York and Gloucester. Numerous Br marks and other nations appear, detailing crews, routes, and destinations across Atlantic and European ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gable
Bordeaux
Laura
Olsen
St John
Buenos Ayres
St Thomas
Hogan
Vortland
Buenos Ayres—Fowner
Barbados
Paramatta
Seo York
Barba Stewart
Montevideo
Copenhagen
Thingvalla
Dan
New York
Bark Gaeta
Ital
Leboffe
CETEE
Doris
Ger
Ohling
Philadelphia
Povehr
Gretna
Young
London
San Francisco
Hainaut
de Vries
Antwerp
Pdunkirk
Carsson
Mosher
Gibraltar
Boston
Moville
State of Nevada
Addie
Arbutus
Flaines
Portland
Vaiborg
Nor
Ulsteen
Quebec
Marseilles
Neustria
Calliope
Nickerson
Padang
Blair Athole
Taylor
Palermo
Utopia
Atlantic shipping notes from Smyrna to Halifax and Palma
Maritime log lists vessels sailing and in port across Caribbean and Atlantic routes, including Monte A and Portia moves from New York and St John NB toward Buenos Aires and the West Indies. Reports mention squally seas, ice, wreck salvage near Vineyard Haven and Hart Island, fires and leaks, and port clearances in Havana, Bermuda, Demerara, and Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda -Ar
Glen Tanar
Monroe
Palermo
Boston
Coleriage
Port Spain
Bremen
Portia
Ash
St John
Yarmouth
West Indies
Erminia
Davies
Buenos Ayres
Schiller
Gaetano Ropetto
Oxno
Pensacola
Halifax
Sardinian
Liverpool
Alpha
Crowell
Jamaica
Bermuda
St Vierre
St Pierre
Mig
Acadian
Norfolk
Galena
London
Ida Maud
Porto Rico
Maceio
Endrich
Mahoney
Bahia
Havilah
Richardson
Manila
Granville
Copp
Nagasaki
Matanzas
Golden Sheaf
Chandler
New York
Annie i Storer
Harding
Robert A McFarland
Montgomery
Nanaimo
Freedman
San Pedro
Porto Plata
Sailead
Clifton
McLean
Fernandina
Janesro
Advance
Newport News
St Thomas
Barbados
Sagua
Muriel
Demerara
Adam Gould
Henrahan
Jago
Cienfuegos
Nassau
Barndale
Baltimore
Barnford
Ship Ellen A Reed Bound for New York From Buenos Ayres
The Ellen A Reed sails from Buenos Ayres for New York on March 6. The Granada with fuspan also heads for New York via Bermuda on March 8 ten miles southeast of Five Fathom Bank, at lat 88 N long 71 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen A Reed
Buenos Ayres
New York
Granada
Fuspan
Bermuda
Five Fathom Bank
New Tonnage Moves at Multiple Yards Across Coast
March 10 reports show William Rogers to launch a 500 ton schooner for J. S. Winslow & Co of Portland, Kelley & Spear building a 300 ton vessel for I. Hines Kimball of New York, and Crosby yard starting a 250 ton keel for New Orleans clients. New England yard lists five keels, including two 1000 ton schooners for Anderson Brothers of Port Richmond and a 1000 ton for Capt Stevens of Clinton, Conn. Deering yard begins a 650 ton three mast schooner for J. S. Winslow & Co of Portland under Capt Small, formerly of Mina Beile. Newport plans a large 900 ton, three-masted double Maine schooner for Reynolds fleet, contract with McDonald & Brown, 170 ft by 38 ft by 151 ft, 1500 ton capacity, cost 45000, to be named Young Brothers and largely owned locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
William Rogers
Winslow & Co
Portland
Kelley & Spear
Ihineas Kimball
Frevett
Crosby
New Orleans
New England
Anderson Brothers
Port Richmond
Stevens
Clinton
Conn
Deering
J S Winslow & Co
Small
Sch
Mina Beile
Nis
Wport
Newport
Reynolds
McDonald & Brown
Maine
Young Brothers
Notice to Mariners El Portillo Harbor Cuba Details
West Inpies reports El Portillo harbor on Cuba's south coast. Three bluffs mark the western entrance and a ruined fort shaped rock stands at the point. Eastern entrance is low with mangroves. Shoal water nearby. 12 foot draft anchor with eastern point at S65E in about 5 fathoms. Less depth vessels may enter for shelter but anchorage is tight. Outside anchorage unsafe with SE winds. Magnetic variation 15 degrees 185? east. Cape Cruz light shows red flashes every 75 seconds a 3 second duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Portillo
Cuba
C Rockwell
Yantic
Il Portillo
Brown de Colstoun
Atlantic
Cape Cruz
Gloucester Marine Arrivals and Lobster Shipments Report
Gloucester reports today list the Martha Bradley with 30,009 pounds of cod and the Sarah M Jacobs with 22,000 pounds from Georges. Halibut receipts sold at 4 and Dlee per pound while gray and white halibut. Alice C Jordan sails for New York with frozen herring sold. Jennie Seaverns sold in Boston. New England from Georges returns after three weeks with 2500 stock and crew share of 85. Masconomo reports icebergs far south, distant Quero ice fields extend to Sable Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Sohs
Martha A Bradley
Sarah M Jacobs
Georges
Sch
Alice C Jordan
New York
Jennie Seaverns
Boston
New England
Cosgrove
Masconomo
Grand Beni
Quero
Sable Island
Abandoned Lizzie D Towed After Fire Damage
The abandoned waterlogged schooner Lizzie D small was picked up east of Boston Light by pilot boat No7 and towed by IdaM Dalby to East Boston. Captain Cooper notes the craft was beam ends, with fire gutted cabin and deck house started. The wreck rests at T S. A brig from Halifax named George of 166 tons was purchased by Hathaway Co. Swis Isabel Alberto and George N Glover are ashore near Flood Rock. other vessels reported not ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mareh
Boston Light
Idam Dalby
Cooper
Cape Ann
Dalby
George
Halifax
Hathaway & Co
City Island
Isabel Alberto
George N Glover
Rockland
Hiell Gate
B H Jone
Geo B Ferguson
Belfast
Domestic Ports Update from Astoria to Providence
Maritime brief lists ships and departures March 7 to March 10 across U S ports including Astoria Oberon bound to the United Kingdom, Apalachicola LA Burnham to St Croix, Baltimore Fort William and Charles W. Church bound to Cienfuegos and Boston, multiple steamer sailings to London Troon and New York, Charleston Iola H Mathis and Bertha D Nickerson, New Orleans sailings, Norfolk coastwise movements, and vessels clearing for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Oberon
Davey
United Kingdom
Apalachicola
LA Burnham
Watts
St Croix
Baltimore
Fort William
Yearson
Cienfuegos
Charles W. Church
Lent
Boston
Mentmore
London
North Cambria
Troon
Carl Konow
New York
Hampton Roads
Thefields
Nie
William Lawrence
Savannah
Newquay
Tudor Prince
Warwick
Brunswick
Tresco
Barber
Liverpool
Annie St Allen
Crown
Richmond
Richardson
Eastport
Lawrence Haines
Tibbetts
Wiscasset
New Haven
Ripley
Robinson
Rockport
Neponset
Core
Calais
N H Skinner
Kelley
Friendship
Newport
Matilda
Pressey
Charleston
Iola H Mathis
Orient
New Orleans
Wydale
Gibbons
St Vincent
Allemania
St Thomas
Toxhall
Doane
Bocas del Toro
Astronomer
Barbados
Kennett
St Johns
Galveston
Norfolk
Ella Hi Parnes
Younger
Philadelphia
Es Potter
John Ames
Ruth Shaw
Mary Godfrey
Newwory
Steaners Eider
Bremen
Alvena
Kingston
Jam
Moravia
Hamburg
Havre
Hafis
Altona
Barks Scotland
Monroe
Antwerp
Antonio Sala
Dinsmore
Havana
Carrie Winslow
Barrett
Jose & More
Leonhard
Steamer Standard
Degregori A
Buenos
Chateau Latite
Bordeaux
Etherly
Aberdeen
Jamaica
St Ann’s Bay
Wisconsin
Ciudad Condal
Lucy P Miller
Bucksport
Parks Adam W Spies
Field
Melbourne
Arica
Thomson
St Kitts
Steinrich Jamien
Koopman
Talcahuano
Hell Gate
Frank Herbert
Quinn
Lortland
Julia Francis
Anderson
Fall River
J ‘Jerry
Orison
Providence
Chase Balch
Crocker
Weehawken
Nellie C Ware
Theall
Amboy
Newburyport
H Howe
Newbury
Win L Walker
Chase
Portland
Forest City
Snowman
Winsordan
McClellan
Buenos Ayres
Martha Aburr
Holmes
Oler
Acacia
Virgo
Fortuna
Edwards
Bath
ES Briggs
ES Briggs, Win3cassett; Annie E Mitchell
Wilmington
Perth Amboy
Mabel Thomas
Fernandina
Carris C Ware
Keen
Svortland
Mand Sherwood
Kelly
Lupton
Longstreet
Newport News
Terkshire
Foster
Aries
Griggs
Philadelphia; Sehs Modoc
Perry
Sands River
Weybosselt
Fred Snow
Pate
Worth
Alleghany
Parker
Lalischs
Wallace Ward
Q’brien
Crown More
Vessels Laid Up In Port Include Steamships And Schooners
A list shows numerous vessels laid up at the port including steamships Carroll and Brown of 1872, and a long string of schooners such as Adeline Hamlin Lewis 100 City Wharf Chelsea Annie G Quiner Nicholson Atata Tucker 30 Glendon Wood Stanley and more. The roster names multiple owners and dock numbers across Chelsea Medford and Roxbury piers including Glendon Sargent Emery’s and Buck’s Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll, Brown
Boston
Adeline Hamlin
Lewis
City Wharf
Chelsea
Annie G Quiner
Nicholson
Atalanta
Tucker
Sargent’s Eee
Glendon
Cb Wood
Stanley
Osgi
Ove
Carrie
Pickering
Marshall
Emery
Chelsea Paniel Brittain
Coleman
Craigie’s Bridge
Florence
Nowell
Nickerson
Medford General Scott
Rich
Wba
Hine
Johnson
Tso de Alee Ferry
Joseph Eaton
Chatfield
Chelsea Bridge
James Baker
Adams
Oses Leonora
Boursey
Scs
Seeer
William Todd
Wood
Dpsb
Ceveess
Grendon
Waterloo
Kavenaugh
WEG
Hice
Ess
Buck's
Chelsea Worcester
Pgso Veka
Ewe
Ing
Albert
Pletener
Bartlett
Bloomer
Harper
Morse
Stearns’s
Roxbury
Williams
H Archer
Trundy
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Real Estate News
North End Savings Bank
Wilnisimmet
School Streets
Sydney Smith
Franklin Savings Bank
Indiana Place
Edward A. Abbott
Five Cents Savings Bank
Beacon
Byron
Thomas I. Manning
George F. Johnson
Canterbury
Berry Streets
Charles A. Estey
Charles K. McLean
Falcon Street
Allen C
Putnam Street
Ernest W. Cushing
Massachusetts Hospital Insurance Company
Newbury Street
Jewett
Mary P. Rogers
Nathaniel M
Lenox
Connolly
Edwin M. White
Fanny F. White
South Boston
Olando F. Belcher
East Boston Savings Bank
Winthrop
Charles F. Stodder
Falmouth Street
Henry P. Clark
Clement Willis
Magnolia Street
Marks Bogusch
Bertha T. Vanherd
Stillman Street
Crescent Place
Lucy H. Spooner
Henry I
Sears
Boylston Street
Columbus Avenue
Harris T. Lamphere
Samuel P. Abbott
Chester Avenue
John W. Gately
Thomas H. Lynch
Dennis Street
John F. McKay
Arthur A. Brigham
Blue Hill Avenue
Dove Street
Leonard Green
James Mittlin
Proctor Avenue
Tr Revere House
Atlantic Vitual (Marine) Ins. CO
N. Y
GEO
Wintheh Rop Coueffin
Slate Street
Atlantic Works
Border St
Mass
Boston Post
Ny Pays
Sil
Cunard
Campbell's
Standard
B& A Coal Pier
BARKS
Charles Loring
Thestrup
Glidden & Bridge
Caswell's
Cha’town
Charles G Rice
Lunt
Ethel
Thompson
John Emery & Co
Whitehouse
Hunt & Co
River Platte
M River
Pendleton
Lancaster
Peabody
Ee Eee
Union
Hackens’s, EB
Caroline Gray
Rowe
Nd & Co
Bear Riv
Near Carolina
Auguste, Delong & Seaman
Emma
J KE Kerr & Co
ESB Lahaina
John S Emery & Co
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Postburg
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Davidson
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Hector
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Wilcox
Miles
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Snow
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William D Marvel
O’keefe
Port Liberty
Mary E Morse
Cornelius
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United States
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Be. A. Adams & CO
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J. A. Bettenscourt
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Iowa
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