Arbitration Bill Divides House Over Labor Clause
In the Massachusetts House, an arbitration bill as amended by the Senate sparked a fight over a provision requiring one arbitrator to be from a labor organization. The House rejected that Senate amendment by 85 to 97, maintaining labor representation in the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Samuel Reads, Jr
Marblehead
Rice
Winchendon
Massachusetts
Doherty
Federben
Quincy
Cleveland
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Creed
Boston
License For Engine Durs Passes In Marblehead Session
Representative Samuel Roads Jr of Marblehead pushed a substitute bill after the committee report on licensing engineers in factories. The measure would require steam engine operators to be licensed, making unlicensed operation a $160 misdemeanor, with exemptions for licensed US treaty vessels and certain boiler uses. The House unanimously adopted the substitute after Roads’s brief speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Roads, Jr
Marblehead
Committee On Manufactures
Senate
United States
Roads
Arthur Lord
Doherty
Messrs. Tobin
Flynn
Boston
Lord
Judiciary Committee
Lowell Road
Railroad Committee
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Salem
Judiciary Committee Reviews Liquor Bill Substitute
Lawmakers consider a substitute liquor bill praised by Rep. Doherty and supporters from Boston Milford and others. The measure would allow license transfer if the board does not object, avoiding a loss on death after issuance. Opposition from Ayer and Brookline persists as debate moves to the judiciary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Donovan
Philip J. Doherty
Boston
Board of Police
Fales
Milford
Dick Tobin
Julius Chappelle
O’connor
Moseley
Burns
Ayer
Hersey
Bingham
Fay
Brookline
Liquor Committee
Tobin
Savings Bank Commissioners Salary Vote Divides Legislature
The drive to raise savings bank commissioners salaries from 2300 to 3000 faced opposition led by General Hazard Stevens. An amendment to set 3300 for the senior and 2800 for the other was rejected, a 56 56 tie was broken by Speaker Brackett in favor of the larger pay, and final yeas and nays stood 81 to 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hazard Stevens
Cowdrey
Stoneham
Banking Committee
Harlow
Middleboro
Bird
Framingham
Fletcher
Belmont
Rice
Winchendon
Oxley
Ashland
Speaker Brackett
Yeus
Neys
Stevens Fights to Lower Lowell Judge Salaries Amid Senate Action
General Hazard Stevens renewed his bid to reduce the Lowell Police Court judge salary to 2200 and clerk to 1400 after the Senate set 2500 and 1800 respectively. The House had followed the Senate but Stevens pressed for the lower figures, with a 70 to 66 vote to set 2200 for the judge and 66 to 67 tie broken by Mr Flynn leaving clerks at 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazard Stevens
Senate
Lowell
House
Public Service Committee
Stevens
Hogan
General Stevens
Flynn
Boston
Mike Donaghue's Victory at Parker House Parade
Immense porter Mike Donaghue, a former British soldier of Irish birth, recalls carrying Prince Napoleon in a 650 yard race at Aldershot. He served 13 years in India and England, including the Abyssinian war era, and later moved to the United States seeking a pension from the British treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Mike Donaghue
Mike
India
Mansfield
Hugh Raase
Lord Strathnairn
Robert Napier
Bengal
Royal Artillery
England
Aldershot
Hampshire
Duke of Cambridge
Dashwood
Prince
Meseif
Bedad
Lam
France
Steele
Ward
Hearing on disinfection of rags at City Hall amid health board debate
The joint health committee held a continued hearing on rag disinfection with witness S R Jernagen noting two-fifths of observed rags are filthy and most bales are old. Dr R G Griffin and Dr C H Cogswell backed the current system, while letters from officials were rejected. Testimony concludes with remonstrating physicians awaiting next hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Committee On Health
City Hall
S. R. Jernagen
Warren
R. G. Griffin
Charles H. Cogswell
Babbitt
John B. Hamilton
Marine Hospital Service
Washington
H. P. Walcott
Cambridge
Board of Health
Messrs
Benjamin Merriam
Whiliam L. Hicks
Silas G. Gage
Storey
Warren and
Branders
Insolvencies Hit Firms Across Cities in Early Year
Schumacher and Sehult of Lon BOR fail with liabilities of 183000 pounds and no assets due to market decline. Bennington Woolf Co. settles in insolvency with Boston dealer Guinan owing 459234 dollars, 50 tied to stock. Autotheoes of 1713 Washington St face about 4000 dollars in liabilities. McKenzie and Wise Newark boot dealers attach, A and J McLaren East Boston joiners assign to N M Jewett with 15000 liabilities. Fitzgerald of Middletown Conn rubber goods assigns to W H Piewe. Tyson Bros of Baltimore fail today as merchant shippers with 125000 capital.
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Schumacher & Sehult
Lon- Bor
Bennington Woolf Vt
Bennington
W. H. Guinan
West Dedham Street
Boston
Washington Street
McKenzie & Wise
Newark
A. & J. McLaren
Border Street
N. M. Jewett
Francis Fitzgerald
Middictos
Conn
W.H Piewe
Tyson Bros
Baltimore
Wall Street Markets End Heavy After Mixed Session
May 13 New York reports money on call at 2% with last loan at 2%. Prime mercantile paper 4 5 and bar silver 99 14. Exchange on London firm. government and railroad bonds dull. Stock list closed heavy with most prices down. bear leader removal cited as a price buoy. Coal stocks briefly rallied on rumors, but drifted. Consolidated Gas rose early then fell to 90 14, closing down 14 percent. Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western preferred up 1 percent on light volume. Totley's transactions totaled 218 817 shares amid widespread declines and scattered gains across issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Venner & Co
Tremont Bank
Boston
William B. Strong
Edward Wilder
George L. Goodwin
Alfred A. Glasser
John P. Whitebeld
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
National Bank of Commerce
New York City
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company of Chicago
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Kansas
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company
Atchison Company
Clarence H. Venner
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Calloway
Union Pacific Road
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Northwestern
Atlantic and Pacific
California Southern
Mexican Central
Chicago, Burlington and Northern
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Marquette, Houghton
Ontonagon
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
New England
Maine Central
Old Colony
Albany
Lowell
Atchison
Rutland
Vermont
W.S. Lawson & Co
Western Union
St. Paul
Minnesota
Omaha
Out West
Northwest
Sykes
London
sWoerishoffer
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Rock Island
Lake Shore and
Pacific Frailroad
Missouri
St. Louis
San Francisco
Northern
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Houston
Texas General
Nashville
Decatur
Lake Erie
Kansas Pacific
Atchison, Colorado and Pacific
Iron Mountain
Wabasa
Mobile
Ohio
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Totley
Preferred mining stocks report fragment
Fragmented OCR shows fluctuating quotes with entries for Quicksilver and Savage. The legible parts indicate share figures such as 2000 and prices around 3.00 while other tokens are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quicksilver
Huareka Oom
Savage
Wheat Market News From Minneapolis and London
Report from Minneapolis shows 2 006 000 bushels of wheat missing from visible supply amid steady opening. Prices on curb and open board at 76 76 34 and 76 34, with strong selling pressure by Hamill Byrne and Lester’s parties, while exports remain around 1 500 000 bushels weekly. Norton Worthington Chicago notes heavy open and subsequent firm closes with export sales of twelve loads, plus varied beef and produce price movements across multiple commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Co. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Minneapolis
Hutchinson
Hamill
Byrne
Lester
McDonald
Brega
Seaboard
Emery & Hodges
Norton & Worthington
Chicago
Tison & Co
Baltimore
Cudahy
Clore
Warar— Oungccs
Ossee
Flour and grain markets show rising mill output and hidden stocks
Northwestern Miller reports seventeen mills produced 116000 barrels of flour last week, with the eighteenth starting tomorrow and adding 5600 barrels daily. Navigation lowers flour stocks in Minneapolis and hides large unseen grain totals, suggesting official reports understate actual wheat in store by up to 2,000,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Duluth
Minneapolis
Chicago
New York
St. Paul
Cotton and commodity prices across U S markets May 13
New York reports steady cotton and firm grains with mixed dull to steady notes across Chicago St Louis and Detroit. Wheat corn and flour absorb shifts while pork lard and beef show firming tendencies amid receipts and exports data.
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United Kingdom
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
New York
St. Louis
Minnesota
Bard Cf
Petroleum
United
Western Steam
S.A
State
Western
Elgin Creamery
Chicago
Lara
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Augusta
Galveston
C. Temphis
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Baltimore
France
Louisville
Wheat and Corn Trade Steady in London Markets
Foreign markets report cargoes off the coast as wheat and corn hold firm. Wheat and corn on passage and for shipment remain steady. Liverpool spot wheat remains firm with quiet core as English weather turns wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
England
California Mining Stocks Close Prices Report
San Francisco records official closing prices for mining stocks on May 13 led by Bodie Com at 4.5 cents and Mount Diablo at 3.5 percent. The Peerless Mining Company assesses 50 cents per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Epek
Best & Belcher
Baleares
Lleccat
Apoale
Novotel
Cala
Wirane
Wirane Ae Seeeseee
Mount Diablo
Peerless Mining Company
Imports at Boston and Atlantic Ports Document Noted Exports
A ledger of items imported and listed by port shows shipments at Boston and Annapolis Nova Scotia including feathers moise steel rum hemp tow and leather. at Barbadoes lobsters and sugar. at Rosario wool. at Barrington Newfoundland a sloop with live lobsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Otranto
Costello
Sarrows
Steel Nayior & Co
Preston
Bolls
Jackson
Jones
Moor & Co
Fiske & Coleman
Horace Parridge & Co
L Wolfe & Co
Wojte & Co
Horace Partridge & Co
Annapolis
New Brunswick
Hammad
Chapin Bros
L Clements & Co
Ferguson
Fales & Leahy
Hammond
Garland & Co
Griffin & Co
Hilton Bros
Clements
Simpson, Murray & Co
Delong & Seaman
Marston
Reed
Careton
Barrington
Sloop Electric Light
Sanborn
Total Receipts of Staple Products May at the Port
The table lists today’s total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points, including in transit, versus the same day last year. Items include molasses, sugar, cheese, oats, eggs, cornmeal, wheat, beans, potatoes, lumber, leather, beef, pork, lard, tea, coffee, sugar, hides, molasses, and more with varied quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutter
OGESE
Sipe
Court Recur Supreme Judicial Court May Day Proceedings
May 1 session before Judge Gardner and Judge Allen addressed uncontested divorces and a series of rescripts. The Attorney General vs Troy and Greenfield railroad vs Fitchburg railroad involved a chapter 250 action to enforce a station switching order. dismissal followed. In Noah Chessman executor vs John Cummings, decree for plaintiffs on land purchase contract. defense claims no title. Attorneys Hutchins Wheeler and Wade appeared for respective sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Gardner
Simmons Vs. Beals
W. Allen
Chambers
Troy and Greenfield Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
East Deerfield
North Adams
George E. Torrey
Noah Chessman
Malicious arrest case closes in Supersign Court session
First Session before Chief Justice Brigham includes Arthur P. Dodge vs Franklin P. Beker. Closing arguments heard. List of in order and other docket items across multiple cases, with verdicts and trial notes from Second and Fourth Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham
Arthur P. Dodge
Franklin P. Beker
S. K. Hamilton
W. H. Powers
J. Lb. Richardson
Dickey v Rawley jury awards damages of 13477
In the case Dickey v Rawley the jury ruled for the plaintiff for 13477 dollars with A H Wellman and M Coggan representing the parties. In Nollis-Philip Berlyn v Charles River Street Railway Company the action concerns damages for personal injury while travelling on a car. Defense was a general denial with W H Martin for plaintiff and E B Hale for defendants. Order Nos 1116 429 456 996 1159 995 1014 1620 1021 1022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey Va. Rawley
A. H. Wellman
M Coggan
Nollis
Philip Berlyn
Charles River Street Railway Company
W.H. Martin
E. B. Hale
Real Estate Mortgages and Transfers Noted in Richfield and South Boston
Reynolds mortgage on land and buildings at Richfield street totaling 4100 with Horace bk Ware et al. Receives 2890 for Thomas Hurd mortgage to John Canavan on Dehon street. Henry B Stratton of South Boston to William P Scott on N street for 120. Scott to H B Stratton on N street with 213180 and mortgage back.
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Francis B. Hayes
Ellen O’suallivan
Warwick Street
Mary Hayes
Catherine Kenney
Ira L. Moore
David W. Thomas
Batavia Street
James C. White
John H. Reed
Park Square
William S. Appleton
Arthur T. Lyman
Appleton
Beacon Street
Boxbury
Charles E. Sawyer
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Vale
Whornton
James W. Newell
William C. Bush
Walnut Avenue
London Street
Evere
Daniel R. Porter
George H. Reed
Prospect Avenue
Oeear N. Kenerson
James B. Richardson
Beachmont
John A. Whipple
Augustus Manning
Bay View Street
John M. Stockman
I Winthrop
Augusta P. Ingalls
AO. H. Wetmore
Boston
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John M. Way
Lana
Hartopp Street
Reed's Court
H. H. Moses
Hartopp
Martin Lennon
Wetmore
Washington Street
Newton Circuit Railroad Time Table and Service Changes
The Newton Circuit Time Table is corrected and approved. Twenty three miles round trip trains increase service with fifteen circuits daily from Brookline and fourteen the other way plus branches to Newton Highlands and Riverside. New stops Hillside Woodland Eliot Waban flag stations. Fare by mileage and about 50 cent circuit tickets. Wisconsin Central chief Colby reports improving business amid labor debates and depot arrangements in Milwaukee. Other rail news notes Oregon Navigation, Wabash gains, and Boston & Maine fishing map publication.
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Newton
Brookline
Newton Highlands
Riverside
Boston
Lexerville
Worcester
Springfield
South Framlingham
South Framingham
South Pampingham
Highlands
Lower Falls
Resent
Riversige
Hillside
Woodland
Eliot
Waban
Wisconsin Central Matters
C. L. Colby
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central Road
Central
Colby
St. Paul
Wisconsin Central
St. Paul Road
Gogebic
Panokee
Business Men and Firms Across Cities Named in List
The record lists numerous individuals and firms across Atlanta, Augusta, Bloomington, Chicago and Craw to be associated with various companies including Gramling Spalding Co Bates Co Mulherin Co Smith Ads Challis Grofoot Dovenmueble Dodge Gore P Farnum MacLauchlan and others in 1913 style notes. The entries include names and company affiliations without detailed actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W Severett
JF Kiser &Co
John K Gramlirg
Gramling, Spalding & Co
E Kingsbury
E Bates & Co
Augusta
P H Rice
Mulherin & Co
Bloomington
I D Smith
I D Smith & Co
Ads
James T Challis
Chicago
A B
Crofoot
Grofoot, Stelle & Lilver
C Dovenmueble
Dovenmueble Son
George E P Dodge
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
F Prouty
George P Gore & Co
I P Farnum
P Farnum & Co
GC MacLauchlan
Lely, Schwab & Co
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Mr. Flynn
National Board of Health
Norris
Cogswell
Essex
Street Railway
Board of Aldermen
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Chelsea Gaslight Company
Revere
Norrés
Railroad Commission
Phillips
Joyner
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Greenfield
N. J
Hallett
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Dwyer
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Polace
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State House
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Clinton
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Flint and Vere Marquette
Lockwood & Crossman
Irving A. Evans & Co
Jersey Central
Gould
Jackson Company
Kansas
Showalter Mortgage Co
S. Campbell
Menager
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WM. Blodget
Walter B. Adams
E. P. Merritt
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Mem
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Choice
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Some Fancy, LLC
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Mic
Peoria
Canadian Pacific
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Irm
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Onio
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COKRN
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Eastern Creamery
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Clover
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Joseph Brownlow
Chas
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W.A. Brownow
D. F. Fiz
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Florence Driscoll
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P. B. Kiernan
T. M. Babson
Barker
Haines
Rolfe
Dearse
Sherman
Driscoll
Boton
McGeffiran
Pseul
Pelkey
Sherley
Fennessey
Spofford
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Poston
Myers
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Lindeman
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Jordan
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Murray
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Kenney
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Watworth
Thorne
Bair
Halliday
Wood Va Mees
Mess
Wood
Nottes
Kincaid
Sheilmet
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Va Sumpter
Same
Seme
Brainard & H Uo Va
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Woo Fame
Williams
Knowlton
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Scully
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Howard
Katen
Lang
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Tarbul
Warner
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Page
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Bill Va Fuchs
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Lucas
Slater Mutual Insurance Co
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Hot
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Bect
Sudge
Iga
John B Green
White, Green & Hafaker
George A Owen
J H Sutcliffe
Sutcliffe & Owen
Macon
J R Fried
M Nussbaum & Co
Par
H M Weaver
H M Weaver & Co
Tenn
Miles Standish
Hill, Standish & Co
Minn
B Heffelfinger
North Star Boot and Shoe Company
Ala
J P Fairly
D R Dunlap
Montgomery
I Pollak
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T Gaus
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Jo Louis
J H Murphy
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Samuel H Winkey
Harry Morse
Minnie E Allen
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Er—Wood
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CH Watson
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Hattie F Wood
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A K Ald
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Ilton
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HM Grant
Martha T
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Charles F Fulsom
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John H Hansis
Morrell
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Olive C Morrell
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Ohn B Seward
Henry
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Jeand
C. J. Mason
Nassau St
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Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Felephie Lee
Samuel Little
Edward Sands
Phineas B. Smith
Aaron D. Williams
B.S. Richards & GE
Austien
Teeviwserd & Mortant
Leonard Street
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Towell Miéoum
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State St
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Boston Stock Exchance
Nares Palmer Nati Bank
Palmer, Maes
R Highlard Street Ry Co
Do North Nati Bank
Boston & Maine
City of St Louis
Lowe
Ft Wayne
Cheshire
Claremont Rd
Lawrence
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Do Tremont Natl Bank
Do Atlantic Natl Bank
Do North Natl Bank
Pleasant Hill
de Soto Ad Imtes
Atlantic Mutual Ins Co
India Mutual Insurance Company
Boratio Harris
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Porca
Palermo Oranges
Fiske’s Wharf
Norgeman
Samuel E. Spring
Matanzas
Continental
KR. Hnights & CO
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Main St
Cambridgeport
Concord Square
South End
Laad
Casin
West Third Street
South Boston
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Pee
Warren Warren Avenue