New Orleans Eyes Mexican Rail Link for Coffee Trade
The article says New Orleans hopes for a railway to Mexico to revive coffee shipments from Cordova and surrounding Mexican regions, with Vera Cruz and other states producing highly valued beans. It notes competition from Boston and northern cities and foresees a lively race for the Mexican prize.
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New Orleans
Mexico
Central
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Vera Cruz
Cordova
South America
Vruapami
San Luis Potosi
Zacatecas
Nuevo Leon
Yabasco
Gulf
Colima
Sinaloa
Guerrero
Pacific
St. Louis
Robertson Nomination Sparks Washington Political Debate
Special despatch reports rising curiosity over President Garfield framing of the Robertson nomination as an independence declaration. New York Senate resolutions weaken Conkling’s stance while discussions note potential nonfight and congressional pushback.
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Boston Post
Washington
Robertson
Mr. Conkling
New York State Senate
Conkling
Congress
White House
Julius Cesar
Julius
Taffy
President Garfield
High Olympus
Julius Caesar Burrows
Michigan
Phillips
Court of Claims
W. E. Chandler
Republican Party
Wayne MacVeagh
Chandler
MacVeagh
Important Circulars on United States Bond Payments
Notice from Secretary of the Treasury and Treasurer details for the 101st call 1881 five percent bonds and changes to deposit and reimbursement rules. It sets April redemption limits, modes of depositing funds, and United States note remittance procedures. Also notes Sub Treasury in New York paying par and accrued interest for 1881 fives and sixes, transfers closed in April, and comments on bond purchases and potential extra congressional session.
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Windom
New York
Gilfillan
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnat
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sub Treasury
the Post
Treasury
Congress
Wall Street
Commission to Paris Electrical Exhibition Formed
The Department of State announces a U S commission to represent the United States at the Paris electrical exhibition. Assistant Secretary of State to serve as honorary commissioner general with George Walker as executive commissioner in Paris. George E Gourand and Charles R Godwich named honorary commissioners. Exports figures for February and four months ending Feb 28 1881 are listed for provisions and related goods.
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Washington,d. C
Department of State
United States
Paris
George Walker
George E. Gourand
Charles R. Godwich
Bogus Diploma Scandal Detail Revealed in Philadelphia Record
The Record to morrow will publish the confession by Dean John Buchan now imprisoned. He lists 10,600 names tied to sold diplomas, names of druggists and issuing parties, and how faculty signed diplomas. He describes grave robbing, quack cures, and 25 diploma schemes in the US and Europe.
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Philadelphia
John Buchanan
Blockley Almshouse
Europe
America
Incendiary Fire Destroys Saco Block and Shops
Fire in Saco Maine gutted Main street block owned by Mrs. Charles Hill and adjoining Luques building. Losses reported for Hill Emery grocers and barber shop and meat market, with insured amounts. Second floor occupied by Saco Rifles and tailoring rooms. Incendiary origin suspected. Also reports of a Methodist Church blaze in Cincinnati and a Plano Plano area fire destroying Excelsior Hotel Lawson's Market and nine other businesses with substantial losses.
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Saco
Bropefoord
Main Street
Charles Hill
Samuel W. Luques
Hill & Emery, Grocers
Saco Rifles
Fred Sweetzer
Hill
Luques
Cincinnati
First Ward
Plano
Excelsior
Colored Republicans Demand Fair Share of Patronage in Maryland
A Maryland State Convention of colored voters met at Douglass Institute with delegates from Baltimore and eleven counties. Resolutions called for a fair division of Federal patronage and urged the President to appoint leaders who pledge to improve distribution for Maryland’s colored Republicans.
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Baltimore
Douglass Institute
Maryland
Michigan fur house buyer cites buffalo hide surplus at Miles City
A Michigan fur dealer just back from Miles City Montana reports 83 000 buffalo hides sold there last fall and winter, with 80 000 killed nearby this season and only 20 000 left for slaughter. He notes Montana law bans hide only slaughter yet wholesale killing continues, as hides have brought 225 to 275 dollars each at retail.
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Michigan
Miles City
Montana
Grave prize essays announced after college rivalry
The Grave prize essays were announced for sixteen contestants. Austin B Bassett of Albany won for The Ancient and the Modern Jew. C M Demond of Boston wrote Women in Shakespeare and others include George W Driscoll Syracuse Ireland Her Needs and Future and Bliss Perry Williams town Nobulism. A melee followed in the college hall boarding house with about 100 lower class men. blacks eyes torn clothes torn and freshmen rough handled. sophomores won the day.
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North Adams
Mass
Austin B. Bassett
Albany
N. Y
C. M. Demond
Boston
George W. Driscoll
Syracuse
Ireland
Bliss Perry
Williamstown
Weavers and Spinners Union Endorse Strike Action
Fa ll River Mass March 24. Weavers and Spinners unions met to back the Chace mill strike. Spinners vote to pay striking workers $6 weekly from union funds and praise the secretary and committee for defending member rights against factory actions.
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FaLl River
Mass
Chace Mills
Niece of Cooper awarded damages in New York court
A niece of James Fenimore Cooper received 175 dollars in the supreme Court for breach of contract by Dr. E S F Arnold of Yonkers New York. The case has drawn attention after multiple trials. Also before the court Gordon McKay of Boston vs Sarah P Ludlum of Baltimore saw the plaintiff ordered to file a bill of particulars on the first day of the adjourned term. S. Parker Cottrell of this city named assistant surgeon at the Philadelphia Dental College.
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New Yoort
R.jr
J. Fennimore Cooper
Supreme Court
E.S. F. Arnold
Yonkers
N. Y
Gordon McKay
Boston
Sarah P. Ludlum
Baltimore
S. Parker Cottrell
Philadelphia
Tragedy in Jack County Ends with Duelling Deaths
In Jack County two stock men Leonard and Doyle agreed to settle a dispute with a rifle duel at 100 paces. Leonard attempted the step off as Doyle fired. Doyle misfired, Leonard shot him, then killed Doyle with three head shots and killed the sole witness with Doyle’s gun before escaping.
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Galveston
Tex
Jack County
Leonard
Doyle
Mexican Chief Engineer backs Eads canal plan
From City of Mexico and Havana reports confirm Capt. Eads's Tehuantepec route as entirely practicable. Ovations for Gen. Ord continue while government refuses concessions modifications. Death of Dr. Barredo, founder of the Mexican realistic school and former minister to Germany.
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City OF Mexico
Havana
Capt. Eads
Gen. Ord
Senor Romero
Grant
Barredo
Mexican Realistic School
Germany
Requiem Mass for Lady Blanche Murphy in Portland
A requiem mass was held at the Catholic Cathedral by Rt. Rev. Bishop Healy for Lady Blanche Murphy. The body will be buried in Cavalry Cemetery per her father the Earl of Gainsboro’s telegraphed request, with a photograph to be sent home.
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Portland
Healy
Blanche Murphy
Cavalry Cemetery
Earl of Gainsboro
Rutlandshire
Eng
German pedlar kills man in McKeansburg attack
Pottsville March 24 a German pedlar named John John was tormented by youths in McKeansburg last night. In a rage he cut Monroe Seltzer with a razor, severing the jugular vein and causing death within an hour. John fled and has not been arrested.
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Pottsville
John John
McKeansburg
Monroe Seltzer
John
Strike Averted By Wage Increases In Pa Mills
In Pattsburg Pennsylvania on March 24 employers in the blacksmith, machinist and machine moulders trades signaled across the city and Allegheny that the requested wage advances will be granted, preventing a planned labor strike.
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Pattsburg
Allegheny
Senate Filibuster Fight Over Patronage Resolution
Special Despatch reports a day of Senate debate over patronage, with Republicans pushing a Dawes resolution to reorganize officers and Democrats opposing via filibuster and adjournment moves. The session featured clashes between Hoar Brown Logan and others, threats of extended endurance, and an adjournment after a tied vote.
Democratic Senators in Cau cus Resolve to Resist Senate Control Moves
Washington March 24 Democrats in caucus vowed to block by parliamentary means the adoption of resolutions aimed at giving Republicans immediate control of Senate offices. Senator Davis of Illinois shifted sides, while the body debated Dawes's resolution on new officers amid arguments over constitutional majority and executive session.
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Hancock
Riddleberger
Virginia
Mr. Mahone
Mr. Maxey
Senate
George C. Gorham
Texas
Harris
Butler
Logan
Mr. Brown
Georgia
Mahone
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Brown
Republican Party
Hoar
Mr. Hoar
Senate of the
United States
Johnston
Washington
Davis
Ilinois
Edmunds
Dawes
Illinois
Secretary of
House
Hayes
Tilden
Cooper
IJ Hayes
New York
Congress
Pendleton
Massachusetts
Yeas
Mahoney
Mr. Davis
Consolidation plans for Ohio Indiana and Pacific Railway
Articles filed to form the Indiana Bloomington and Western Railway successor with 10 million capital. Five million to redeem debt and fund improvements, three million for eastern extension, two million for general purposes. Bonds bear 6 percent interest.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ohio, Indiana and Pacific Railway
Indiana, Bloomington and Western Railway
Indiana, Bloomington and Western
Reading
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Mitchell
Fell
Siarc
Connecticut Valley
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Senate
Connecticut Valley Railroad
Massachusetts
Georgia Western
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
Gordon
Georgia Western Railroad
Atlanta
Mississippi River
Hugh J. Jewett
New York
Delaware
Dover
Del
Delaware and Western Railroad
Senate
Wilmington
Wilmington and Baltimore
Autopsy Finds Thomas Pollard Died by Drowning
Lowell Mass March 24 autopsy completed today on the body of Thomas Pollard found yesterday and the death was ruled drowning. Sixth Regiment Association members vote to celebrate April 19 in Lowell and seek city council appropriation. Hocum Hosford Boston and Lowell Railroad manager suffers severe heart attack relapse. Boston physician to consult with Lowell medical team.
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Lowell
Mass
Thomas Pollard
Sixth Regiment Association
Baltimore
Hocum Hosford
Boston and
Lowell Railroad
Boston
Tragic Nice Opera House Fire Claims Dozens Dead
London dispatch details a devastating fire at Nice opera house during Lucia di Lammermoor, caused by a gas explosion behind stage. More than sixty bodies recovered, many victims working class, amid panic, darkness, and scarce water. Sailors aided rescue as city mourned. reports varied on total dead, with 63 to 150 cited by different sources.
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London
Nice
Europe
Donadio
M. Strakeseh
Paris
France
Italy
Arend
New York
Consul Phelps
William Walter Phelps
Austria
Phelps
Broad Street
Bond
Standard
Times
Signora Dundio
M. Strakoseh
Nick
Parliament Proceedings Show Transvaal War Debate
In the Commons Mr. Forster rebutted Mr. Dillon's speech saying no public steps are decided. Gladstone telegraphed Cape officials to redirect Gen. Roberts to return home. Lords hear Sir Evelyn Wood note Boers mercy terms and British prestige intact. Commons debates ejectment decrees in Ireland and Candahar evacuation with Dilke reporting Czar's actions and native India sentiment.
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Gladstone
John Manners
Cape
Roberts
Natal
House of Lords
Lord Kimberly
Evelyn Wood
Brunkers Spruit
Transvaal
House of Commons
Forster
Dillon
Ireland
Stannope
Candabar
Charles Dilke
Gen. Skobeleff
Mery
Stanhope
Candahar
India
Disorders in South America Canal Engineers Attacked
A December Star and Herald despatch sparked anxiety in Bogota over US plans to build coaling stations at Chiriqui lagoon and Golfo Dulce. The Bogota government feels sidelined and is criticized for its stance, as attacks on canal engineers continue, including a severe wounding at Empire station. The canal company plans to establish a secure post and take strong action against the unrest.
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Panama
Star and Herald
Bogota
United States
Chiriqui Lagoon
Golfo Dulce
Mr. Hayes
Empire Station
Canal Company
Bi metallic nations eyed by Times report
The Times reports ground to believe the United States and France may become bi metallic nations for a period. It is hoped the Latin Union would follow, Germany suspend silver sales, and England represent India in upholding the silver standard for the same term.
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London
the Times
France
United States
Latin Union
Wll
Germany
England
India
Reichstag
Farmers Institute Held in Marshfield With Local Leaders
Plymouth Mass March 24 The Marshfield Agricultural Society hosted a farmers institute in Marshfield with O B Hadwin Worcester state board of agriculture Edmund Kersey Hingham Agricultural Society president John Lane Plymout h County Agricultural Society president presiding in forenoon Hadwin spoke on dairy stock and produce followed by Q A After lunch a discussion on the best paying crop for Plymouth county featured Lane Hersey Peterson Hall Stetson Richardson Turner and others The well attended event was lively throughout
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Plymouth
Mass
Farmers’ Institute
Marshfield Agricultural Society
Marshfield
O. B. Hadwin
Worcester
State Board of Agriculture
Edmund Kersey
Hingham Agricultural Society
John Lane
Plymouth County Agricultural Society
Hadwin
Baker
Plymouth County
Messrs. Lane
East Bridgewater
Hersey
Hingham
G. A. Peterson
Warren Hall
E. Stetson
Z. L
Rumor of Grand Jury Probe on Nichols in Street Cleaning
In New York on March 24 an unconfirmed report circulated that the grand jury was considering charges against Police Commissioner Nichols for his role in Street Cleaning. Witnesses were said to have been examined. Separately, Bricklayers' Union accepted a daily wage of 350 dollars, and tin roofers demanded 3 dollars per day.
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New York
Grand Jury
Nichols
Yorktown Centennial Association HQ Opens in Richmond
The Yorktown Centennial Association headquarters at Exchange Hotel Richmond opened with ceremonies including a military display. The crowd cheered as German societies sang the Star Spangled Banner for the first public performance since the war and bands played Yankee Doodle.
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Richmond
Yorktown Centennial Association
Exchange Hotel
New York Yacht Club Sets Regatta Date For June Sixteen
The New York Yacht Club tonight decided to wage the annual regatta on Thursday June 16. A vote of thanks to the New Bedford Yacht Club for its courtesy last season was adopted. A special committee was instructed to arrange a meeting with the Eastern Yacht Club of Boston for a regular cruise next summer after Boston club declined to join the July regatta.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
New Bedford Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Boston
New York Club
Robbery at Catfish: Elderly Couple Bound by Masked Men
Seven masked men raided the home of 81 year old John Connor and his wife at Catfish Pa fifty miles from Pittsburgh. They bound and gagged the couple and forced the man to surrender the safe combination. Bonds valued at 5060 in government coupons and cash between 5000 and 10000 were taken. The elderly couple were roughly treated and may not survive the shock.
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Pittsburg
John Connor
Catfish
Bank of France stops gold payments reported from Paris
New York dispatches March 24 report that leading foreign bankers received Paris advisories this afternoon stating the Bank of France has halted the payment of gold. The development signals possible upheaval in monetary markets and raises questions for international banks and exchanges.
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New York
Paris
Bank of France
Philadelphia fraud arrests and legislative notes of the week
Reports from Philadelphia state M Glennon and H Schoenburt were arrested for coin counterfeiting. The Texas Legislature defeated a prohibition bill on alcohol. Cedar Rapids man T M Sinclair died after a fall. A multitude of legal and political items follow, including burglaries, naval promotions, and a California governor calling an extra session.
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M.glennon
H. Schoenburt
Philadelphia
Texas
T. M. Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sinclair & Co
Centralia
P. M. McFarlanu
Directory of Boston firms and insurers in 1880s listing
A dense listing of Boston based businesses across sectors such as alcohol, colors, architects, artists materials, banking, bedding, footwear, brass and metal works, breweries, carriage and leather goods, batteries, coal, corks, distillers, soap moulds, engraving, insurance, and more. Includes company names, addresses, responsible persons, and brief product notes.
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Prince Consort
Trix
Stxty-Three
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United States Senate
Wich
Joseph W. Milne
Pocasset National Bank of
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Garfield
James Eldridge
Newport
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General Weather Report
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Glascow
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Libpte
J. M. Watson & Co
Henry
Bird & Co
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C. T. Walker
R. L. Day & Co
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Francis Henshaw & Co
W. Kh. Meekey & Co
Goots and Shoes
J. C., McCcurdy & Go
Lippincott, Son & Co Boots
A.S. Richards & Co
A. M
Henry & Hatch
Samuel Buntine’s Sons & Co. Carrets, &c
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Ribvows
S . New York
Wilmerding, Hoguet : Co
Boots and Shoes
Richards & Co
Boots
Johnson, Moody & Co
Dry Goods
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Roore and Shoes
Philad
Lappinesti, Sen & Co
Wilmerding
Suet & Co
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Willam Greaves
James Dyer
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Carter
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Jones
Florida
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Hale
Mr. Beck
Harrison H. Riddleberger
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The
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Yorktown
Fort Davis
Moses Kelley
John Favor
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Eeerseetesee
Martin White
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Northern Belle
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Belcher
Soanremarees
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Saese
Best & Beichel
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Virginifives
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Eecees
Consolidated Pacific
Iureka Consolidated
Cheauet
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Thomas T. Caswell
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Contracosta County
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Fairbanks
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Bill
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Camille
L’ Etrangere
Freu- Freu
la Princess George
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Colleen Bawn
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James O'Neil
Thos. Barry
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Amy Ames
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J. Jd. Sullivan
J. W. Shannon
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Bea
Rowe
Bostor
Doane & Greenougg
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D. T. Mills & CO
India St
Swain
Paul M
Milk Street
Bryant
J. F. Gridley
State
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Walker, A. A. & CO
Washington Street
Bankers
Maverick
Nat’l Bank
Cor. Water and Congress
Haite & Feathers
Albee, H. L. & CO
Wheeler, A. W. & CO
Hanover Street
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Tremont Temple
W. A. Simmons
G. A. Litchfield, Sr
W. G. Worthell
Treas
Cunningham & CO
Tremont
Cor
Berkley Street
Brown, B. F. & CO
Commercial Street
Boots and Shols
Parker, Holmes & Co
Federal Street
Boston Button Company
Boston Button CO
Purchase Street
Brass Manufacturers
Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing CO
Oliver Street
Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company
Pecoral Street
Crystal Lake Brewery
Wm. T. van Nostrand & Co
Alford Street
Burton Brewery
Brick Manufacturers
Smith & Glidden
State Street
BRUSH
Packard & Burrill
Corner Union
Friend Streets
Worcester, A. & Son
Exchange Street
Burklaps and
Dender Goods
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Plummer
Blackstone Street
Fabens & Graham
Ivers, F
Portland St
Sargent & Ham
Bowker St
Carpenters. McNutt, J. J
Novelty Woodworks
Wareham St
Dobson, John and
James
Lehigh Valley Coal CO
G.S. Sweeny
Bosworth & Hamblin
Tirkell, Jesse & CO
Witherell
D. D
Agt
Hazieton
Lehigh & Cumberland
Corks
Powers
Charlestown Street
Cross
Distillers, Chapin & Trusl
Edmunds & CO
Medford St
Charlestown
Becker
Oliver
Berry, J. and J. & CO
Conant, Jas. S
Franklin Street
Chandler, Victor L
School Street
Geo. H. Matthews
Abbott, J.F
Chas, F.& CO
Union Street
IRE and Marine Insurance
Beattie, WM. A
Exchange Place
Boylston Mutual Ins. CO
State St
Citizens’ Mutual Insurance CO
H. C. Bigtlow
J. W. Peabody
Dorchester Musual Fire Insurance GO
Boatov
State St. Cashford
E. J. Baker
Pres. &Treas
W. Fr. Temple
Sec. Huichings
WM. V
W. A. Couthouy
Delaware Mutual Safety of
Mercantile Fire Company of New York
Phelps, Franklin S. & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Quincy Musuval Fire Ins. CO
Quincy
Chas. A. Rowland
Israel W. Munroe
Otis Stramhall
Feneral Street
Tron
Flour and Grain
Blaney, Brown & CO
Commerce Street
B. Lincoln
FAXON
Williams & Faxon
JF. Geldowsky Furniture Company
First
Second Streets
East Cambridge
Scollay Square
Bancroft & Dyer
I. Braman
Haymarket Square
Kelaam
Friend Street
Milner J
North Street
Ghaly Merchants
Ghindstone Importers
Lombard & CO
Lewis Wharf
Grocers
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Cobb, U. D. & Bros
Fulion, Bartlett & Blain
Wasnhart
Wholdsale & Refail
H. G. Hall & Son
Beach Street
Wade, W.F. & Sons
Lewis Rice & Son
Hanover
Suerkman
Court Square
Chapman Valve Manufacturing CO
Kihy Street
Vadto Y Indian Orchard
Samuel R. Payson
Phercival L
Brett, Treas
Iron Foundry and Chain Works Esterbrook, K. & Son
Second Street
RON and Steel, Bacon & CO
Liver Street
Liiber Insurance
Berkshire Life Insurance Company
Pittsfield
Maes
Plunset
J. W. Hull
W. H. Mail
MENT
Hobbs, J. S. & CO
WnoLesaLb
Stearns
A.T
Neponset
Holt & Blg Bee
Vermont Marble CO
Causeway Street
Manesard Mining Properties
George
Winnipileogee Paper CO
Franklin
N. G. Russell Paper CO
Lawrence
W. A. Russell, Treas
Fall Mountain Paper CO
Bellows Falls
A. N. Burbank
Russell, WM. & Son
Devonshire Street
Carter, Rice & CO
RPO
Kendall & CO
Federal St
Barker & CO
Adams
Joseph H
U.S. Patent Office
Brainard
Charles Rollin
Eddy
R.H
Fpuate and Widow Glass
Hills
Turner & CO
W. Sherburne
Canal St
Hrollers
Wild & Stevens
Hawley Place
Lincoln, Chamberlin & CO
North
Charles H
Faneuil Hall
Squire & CO
John P
Faneuil Hall Market
Tryon
Jas
Dé Lakeman
Cundy
W.H
Khgooerdes
GLASS
Rubber Goopis
Hall Rubber CO
Belknap & CO
Scacoi Street
Savings Bank
Union Institution For Savings
Bedford St
Sakhty Valves
Ashton Valve CO
Simmons & Jobert
Robinson
Chamberlain
Berry, J
J.& CO
Plimpton, H.R. & CO
Washington St
Stained Guass
Cook, Redding & CO
Franklin St
Dimond, H.C. & CQ
Mile Street
EYP Foundries
NEW England Type Company
A. B. Packard
Sewing Machine Ss
Davis Sewing Machine
Treqont Street
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
J. A. Goodwin
Household
Chas. A. Warren & CQ
NEW Remington
Stern & CO
Agts
Essex Street
Sigwalt & ST John
E. Stram
Merrimac
Stewart Sewing McHk
N.E
Wash
St. Weed Sewing Machine
Miller
George A
Dorchester Av
the Atlantic Works
Fast Boston
Prentiss, F. H. R
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat CO
Gloucester
Central Warf
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
C. P. Gaither
New Fagland
Iver
Norfolk
Tennessee Air Line
Central Wharf
Callahan, J. &.& CO
Lincoln Street
Brianne
ION Lon
JON CO
Cossello
J. H
Biller Sore
Eee Connell
M. O
Shea
Enot Street
Ilsley
India Street
Commercial St
Ferdinand
L. W
Feneral
East Street
Rand, Avely &O
Benjamin Franklin