Boston Post fragments of Nov 7 1834 sightings and incidents
Boston Post items report coldest of the season at 29 degrees. A child Joseph Barrett dies after a shoulder wound from Oct. 2. Thomas Smith drowns after falling from a steamer gang plank. Joseph Carpenter arrested for larceny at Court Street. Misdirected injuries, shipboard thefts, and local accidents populate the page. Wardell, Hatch & Co. prices from Porchester and attorney updates noted. Funeral services for Mrs. C. F. Doherty held at Holy Cross Cathedral.
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Philips
John Mundell & Co
Boot
Philadelphia
Joseph Barrett
Stoneham
Massachusetts General Hospital
Thomas Smith
City of
Macon
Joseph Carpenter
Weston Electric Company
Court Street
Jrieget Nebar
Lincoln
Borpitel
Hatch & Co
Porchester
Massachusetts Society of the Cinciniati
Parker House
Phursday
Samuel C. Covb
William Freser
Boston
Pharsday
Harry Macaceptnagn
Mary Doane
de Butts & Dagget
Sumner Street
Young worker crushed in fertilizer plant accident
Patrick Hlaherty a six year old single employee at Standley's fertilizer works North Weymouth was helping others feed Lores into a crusher when he found iron in the bones. He halted the machine but a spark started it and his legs were drawn into the crusher. He died at the city hospital at 9 30 p m.
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Patrick Hlaherty
Standley
Weymouth
Weather summary for New England and Middle Atlantic states
For New England, fair weather with rising temperature and southwest to northwest winds. Barometer rising. For the Middle Atlantic, fair weather with slowly rising temperatures and winds shifting to the west and south, barometer falling.
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New England
Middle Atlantic States
City Charter Reform Proposed to Enlarge Mayor Powers
A Boston charter commission urges reorganization to separate legislative and executive powers. It favors a two-year term for mayor and council, an elected executive council with minority representation, and centralized departments under single heads to curb waste and corruption.
City Government Reform Proposals Reviewed by Commission
The commission proposes an elected mayor and executive council with eight school committeemen per term, a mayoral veto on budget orders, and monthly department heads meetings. It lists a detailed roster of appointed officers and advocates oversight to ensure responsible governance and public trust. The report emphasizes experience over novelty and urges selective reform rather than a full constitutional overhaul.
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Civil Service
Brooklyn
Corporation Counsel
Board of Police Commissioners
Police Department
Board of License Commissioners
Department of Weights and Messures
Health Department
Board of Public Works
Water Department
Fire Department
Deer Island
House of Correction
Lunatic Hospital
South Boston
Marcella Street
Board of Directors
City Hospital
Board of Park Commissioners
Legislative Department
Treasury
Department of Public Education
Bret
Lecity
Leity
Tunatis
New England
Tiwre
Samuel C. Cob
James M. Bugbee
James B. Richardson
Great Flood at Quebec Causes Losses Over 500000
Spring tides and a violent storm flooded Quebec harbor, with water eight to nine feet above wharves. Many warehouses and homes flooded, first floors breached, and major firms like H.G. Buzsiere and Potvin & Pavet suffering heavy losses. Total damage estimated above 500000. New Brunswick towns report high tides but lighter damage amid snow and sleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Tower Town
H.G. Buzsiere
William Carrier
Richelieu and
Ontario Navigation Company
Potvin & Pavet
Quebec Central
Bathurst
PaLtnoush
N. B
Saxby
Association Meeting Reports Membership Growth and Plans
The association opened at 7 15 pm with President Woodworth presiding. A monthly report showed 156 new or renewing members, total present membership 225, and a net gain of 223. gymnasium membership reached 768. The board plans more boxes and facilities, 23 jobs filled in October, and a surge of sick members aided by visits. November events promise unprecedented quality. At 7 43 pm Rev R G Seymour spoke on the City of Rome before a large crowd in Association hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Woodworth
Employment Bureau
R. G. Seymour
Rome
Association Hall
New England Notes Dwight Scott Killed In Bridgeport Rail Incident
Dwight Scott a 34 year old 4a brakeman for the New York and New Haven railroad was killed in Bridgeport Connecticut on Wednesday night while flogging a train and failing to notice an approaching one from the opposite direction. He leaves a widow and two children and resided in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Scott
New York and New Haven
Bridgeport
Conn
Nap
W Sdow
Newaven
Malden Water Board Tests Driven Wells at Maplewood
The Malden water board reports encouraging prospects for an abundant supply of pure water from driven wells at Maplewood. A body identified as unknown was found in the Neponset river at Milton, likely in the water about three weeks, with Medical Examiner Sturtevant in charge. Annie Kieler was arrested in Cambridgeport on a charge of purloining a watch and chain valued at $75 from Simon Boyson, a domestic employee at 222 Green Street. In Lynn, the board of mayor and aldermen met with Meyer Baird presiding. petitions were received and referred, and polling places were retained for last Tuesday. Monty Killy were read and approved.
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Water Board of
Malden
Maplewood
Neponset
Milton
Sturtevant
Flyde Park
Cambridgeport
Annie Kieler
Simon Boyson
Green Street
Board of Mayor and Aldermen of
Lynn
Meyer Baird
Monty Killy
Election Night Turmoil as City Awaits Returns
After days of anxiety crowds thronged Washington street awaiting official returns. Journal bulletins favored Cleveland, sparking cheers and riots. Blaine supporters clashed with police, burning papers and hurling protests. By night, prints shifted as new bulletins emerged and crowds dispersed unsure of final outcome.
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Tudsuay
Washington Street
Associated Press
Journal
Blaine
Starvard
Weikin Risg
Knight
State Street
Cleveland
Jay Gould
News Boys
Wilkins
Station 2
New York Sun
James G. Blaine
Maine
Terrible explosion at dynamite works shocks entire region
Reapine Pennsylvania November 6 dynamite works of H W Stump Co near Stoudsburgh blew up sending timbers and bodies flying. Three killed at the works Frank Stolz Frank Nopp and Joseph Keuns. Widespread damage, churchs and homes unroofed, readings far away. At Ferguson furnace stack in Robesonia ten to fifteen men buried. six bodies recovered by 11 pm, others feared burned. Damage to furnace estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Reapine
H. W. Stump & Co
Stoudsburgh
Frank Stolz
Frank Nopp
Joseph Keuns
Reading
Stouchsburg
Robesonia
Ferguson & Co
John Wealtch
Henry Spoogle
Henry Stoll
Fred Foreman
David Parsons
Joseph Reed
Ferguson’s
David Beckley
Henry Spangler
David M. Parsons
Monroe Peiffel
Henry Patt
Annual Meeting of British Charitable Society Held in Quincy House
The British Charitable Society held its annual meeting at the Quincy house on Thursday evening. An abstract of the annual reports appeared in the Post. Obituary notices were read for Rev. Dr. Clinch of South Boston and Mr. George Bridges of Providence, R I. The relief committee reported heavy demands on relief funds over the past year. The following offices were elected: President.
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George
Minot
Neponset
Creesey & Noyes
Jerome C. Hosmer
John French
O'Connor & G Co
John Rawson
E. Shapleigh
Hamilton & Parks
H. Ames
Boston Children’s Friend Society
Lansing Millis
Joseph Lincoln
de Lane
C. D. Gould
T. Snow
M. Ki. Hall
I. D. Snow
C. FF. Doherty
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father L. Boland
L. J.o'toole
N. Walsh
The
British Charitable Society
Quincy House
Clinch
South Boston
George Bridges
Providence
R. I
New Members Admitted to Relief Committee Group
James M. Sinmith vice president and a list of officers including W H Rud dick M D treasurer Lexander Phemister secretary and others. These new members were admitted Henry William Avery Robert Provan M D George F Lockhart Charles Rolfe Henry Bay Samuel Hollis Castles Betcher John Pearce Henry Moore Thomas Rasbion Sr Thomas Rugiton Jr Alfreed Robertshaw Willian Butchers Dunk Maytern.
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James M. Sinmith
W. H. Ruddick
Lexander Phemister
Henry Squire
Roland McLean
Alfred J. Mercer
Fr. Courtney
W.H. Ruddick
William Grant
W. Bryden
Edwin Wilcock
Henry William Avery
Robert Provan
M. D
George F. Lockhart
Charles Rolfe
Henry Bay
Samuel Hollis
Castles Betcher
John Pearce
Henry Moore
Thomas Rasbion, Sr
Thomas Rugiton, Jr
Alfreed Robertshaw
Willian Butchers
Dunk Maytern
Tragical double murder suicide in cimcaco case
Nov 6 4:50 pm Mrs Gardner wife of Dr Schuyler Gardner Jefferson county NY shot her husband and infant child killing them instantly. She carried the weapon to a neighbor's house, then shot herself in the temple. Motive cited jealousy after alleged infidelity and marital strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimcaco
Ek Ivland
Election excitement grips Loxpon stock market calm
Nov 6 Evening dispatch notes continued excitement over the U S presidential election and awaited results. The Pall Mall Gazette calls stock stability amid the election a sign of democratic strength, while comparisons to other nations show smaller impacts on markets except for trivial foreign news like a king’s cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
United States
Stock Exchange
Pall Mall Gazette
Atlantic
Pacific
Murket Batra
Alfonso
New Boston to New York Rail Service Adds Two Trains
The New York and New England road plans two new Boston to New York trains debuting next Monday, departing both cities at 3 PM and arriving the other city at 9 PM. Local schedule tweaks follow with consolidated Boston departures at 8 30 AM and 9 AM and Willimantic connections unchanged.
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New York and
New England Road
Boston
New York
Easued
Franklin
Willimantic
West
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
Putnamy
Lieut Wes Greely Receives Silver Service in Newburyport
At John A Greely home in Newburyport on November 6 Lieut Wes Greely was presented with a silver service by the Greely testimonial committee Sec H E Mott praised his faithfulness to duty and gifts to science acknowledging his rescue and ties to the city of his birth Greely departs tomorrow for Washington.
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Newburyport
Mass
John A. Greely
Wes Greely
Greely
Lieut
Washington
Sunday train ban bill sparks stiff penalties in Vermont legislature
In Montpelier on November 6 the legislature introduced a bill prohibiting Sunday trains with fines for engineers or conductors ranging from 100 to 500 dollars. A resolution sought to cap new bills by November 5. The Greens County change report favored. A $5000 state prison repairs appropriation passed the Senate. The joint assembly for supreme court judges adjourned without electing.
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Montpelier
Grieans County
Linsburgh
Senate
Joint Assembly
Supreme Court
World industrial and cotton centennial exposition opens in New Orleans
Announcement sets opening for December 16 with space applications due by November 25 and exhibit entries by December 10. Key facilities like the main building and horticultural hall advance, government building due November 15, livestock and machinery sections by December 1, and test machinery by November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fashionable Brookline wedding at Unitarian church
One of the season’s most fashionably attended weddings took place at the Unitarian church in Brookline on Thursday. Dr. George W. West married Miss Rose Sattonstall, daughter of Hon. Leverett Saltonstall, with guests from Boston and nearby towns. Rev. Howard N. Brown conducted the ceremony, followed by a reception at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Unitarian Church
Brookline
George W. West
Rose Sattonstall
Leverett Saltonstall
Boston
Howard N. Brown
Tennis club plan approved at adjourned Institute meeting
At an adjourned meeting at the Institute fair building last evening players decided to substitute the club plan for the proposed association. Preferences by clubs followed: Mondays 3 courts, Tuesdays 5, Wednesdays 1, Thursdays 2, Fridays 1 court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute Fair
Jersey City Realtor Fatally Shoots Wife Then Himself
Bartholomew Hass, a Jer sey City real estate agent, shot his wife and killed himself Thursday morning while intoxicated. The incident occurred as authorities investigate motive and sequence. In separate action, Judge Dixon of the Tren ton Supreme Court upheld a reform measure allowing appointment of tax commissioners to aid insolvent cities when local boards fail to raise funds.
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Bartholomew Hass
Jersey City
N.J
Nixas
Judge Dixon
Supreme Court
Trenton
N. J
Ocean Steamers Arrive and Depart From Boston and New York
Shipping notices list numerous steamship arrivals into Boston and New York from Liverpool Antwerp Hamburg and Glasgow with arrivals October into November and departures including Scythia Caledonia Cephalonia City of Montreal and more. Multiple lines like P H Du Vernet Henderson Bros and V H Brown & Co are named with port calls and dates in late October to November.
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Boston
Sams
Dithagey
S. Scythia
Liverpool
H du Vernet
Lasgow
H& A Allan
New York
Pascall
Rio Janeiro
Bush & Jevons
Australia
Hamburg
Phelps, Bros & Co
Etna
Titamburg
Phelps Bros
Elrichs & Co Lessing
Hamliwe
Kunhardt & Co City of Montreal
Ianian SS Co
BIWOS
Cescescese Dt Johns, PK
Plin, Forwood & Co
Attrania
a.-e-Liverpool
H Brown & Co Bothnia
H Brown & Co
Cveeeseee Liverdool
Tifaverdool
H H Brown & Co
Rhymand
Labrador
Agen
Caledonia
London
Henderson Isres Cephalonia
P H du Vernet
H Brown & Co Samaria
Vatalonia
BR du Vernet
Pavonia
City of
Bremer
Colrichs & Ua
Lows de Bebian Rhen
Nevanda
Oregon
Roost Cree Eseeee
Eee Havre
Britannie
Curtis Egy
Ian Monarch
Patton
Vickers& Co Circassia
Graseow
Fienerson Bros Liverpool
Guion & Uo Adyssima
Ees Eee Republic
Javerpool
Cora
Whaling Dispatches Report Multiple Ships Off San Francisco
Despatches from San Francisco detail arrivals and whalehauls of several vessels. Rosseau, Wicks of New Pittford, reported 17 whales aboard. Facoly A Neowland Penniman and Rainbow Cezar, both from New Bedford, arrived with whales. Lucretia, Carter, from New Bedford, brought four whales. Orea Colson reached San Francisco with 20 whales. A vessel named sir Pedro Varela reported at Michaels with 214 Leis spel sourced for shipment.
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Rosseau
Wicks
New Pittford
Win Thawes
New Boitford
George F Bauldry
Stesnter Batena
San Francisco
Neowland
Penniman
New Bedford
Rainbow Cezar
Deeeaced Wares Registry Case Records Sealed in Court
Fragmented OCR notes list vessel names and ports including Westfall Chalimette City of Para and Blanche Henderson. Mentions United States Shipping Commissioner records and cities Boston Baltimore New Orleans San Francisco with multiple names such as Graham Taylor Cook Owen and Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Ciremt Court
United States Shipping Commissioner
New York
Westfall
Chalimette
Yearwood
Para
JE Harsen
W H Kenzer
Kljamer
Nellie Smith
Jac Wall
Nellie Swith
Eee
Graham
Dno I Taylor
W S Cook
Anita Owen
S- C Andersen
Amita Qwen
Wrecerisk Erickson
Blanche Henderson
Losten
Baltimore
New Orleans
San Francisco
Coast and Geodetic Survey notes new reef hazards near Narragansett Bay
The Coast and Geodetic Survey reports new navigational findings near Rhode Island on Six Mile Reef and Coggeshall’s Ledge, with depths from 6 to 7 fathoms and a 1,439 foot depth on a nearby ledge. Sailors are advised to avoid feeding the Race and to keep Beaver Tail Light on a northward bearing to Seal Rock.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey Office
Washington
Carter
USN
Coast and Geoteric Survey
Palinwina
Six Mile Reef
Niles
Cunt N. Ct
Feulkier
Nlamineuasset Point
Veseel
Ene
Horton’s Reint
Stafford Shoal
Northwest Reef
Branfoic
Miles
Palaner
Seal Rock
Rhode Island
J N Muller
USS
Tennessee
Seat Hoek
A F Fechteler
Asistant Coast and Greodetic Survey
Soloner
Hefoutala
Beaver Tail
Coggeshall’s Ledge
Marine Notes From Various Ports Nov 3 to Nov 5
Reports from St John Bath Maine New York and San Francisco detail vessels launched damaged or towed. Henry Hyde cargo ship owned by Benjamin B Fuinter New York commanded by Capt Pendleton. Nevie E Rumbull damaged after grounding from New York survey pending. Storm King towed toward New York with Adam W Spies in tow. Premier sailing schooner to be repaired for Eureka voyage. Ottawa Marine Department plans to place 100 ton sailing vessel near Sabie Island to aid wreck communication and link lighthouse stations by telephone awaiting cable.
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atJotn
Prevna
St John
Bath
Henry Hyde
Benjamin B Fuinter
New York
P Pendleton
Safia
Nevie E Rumbull
Adam W Spies
Field
Newburyport Ltd
Insi
Storm King
Npt McDonald
BF Atkinson & Son
San Francisco
Premier
Newcastle
Nsw
Eureka
Fanaing
Ottawa
Ont
Department of Marine
Sabie Island
Ships and wrecks flood Port records from Nov entry
Reported ship raises at Port Discovery on Oct 16 and multiple vessels in distress or wrecks include Sch Merten from Musquash to Boston damaged after collision, Klark Alamo leaking, a dismasted sloop adrift at Sandy Hook, St Croix sinking near Quebec, Pericles damage in San Francisco gale, John Taylor wrecked at Cape May, Carn Brea fire near Wilmington, and further incidents involving Royal Harrie, Lady Elizabeth Ann, and other vessels with hull damage and towings across Halifax to Nantucket.
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Port Discovery
Merten
Musquash
Bostom
St John
Musquach
Bahia
Klark Alamo
Quebec
St Croix
Point Aux Trembles
Pericles
Newcastle
New South Wales
San Francisco
Cape May
John Taylor
Porpoise Fisting Company
Carn Brea
Wimington
Liverpool
Royal Harrie
St Helena
Colombo
London
Ascension
Sir Elizabeth Ann
Pictou
Boston
Strait of Canso
Poff Mawkerbury
Wilmington
Carl Augusta
Ger
Uus
Seaman Beckman
Satellite
Portsmouth
Frank
Kernepunk
New York
Burswell
Newport
Neme
Leone
Leonidas
Nor
Sheet Harbor
Shipping Movements Roundabout Nov 6
Special Despatch details steamer schedules: Lake Nepigen from Feather Point to Montreal via Canybell Liverpool. Rhaetia Esk of Wight to Hamburg. Zeeland meeting for Antwerp Southampton. Eider to New York. Nederland to Astwerp.
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Merchants’ Exchange
Feather Point
Lake Nepigen
Canybell
Liverpool
Montreal
Hamburg
aAr
Rhaetia
Vogelgesang
New York
Esk of Wight
Zeeland
Desmet
Phi'sde Jina
Antwerp
Cuthampton
Eider
Willigered
Stert
Nederland
Grittin
Astwerp
Overseas Steamers Pass Through Port City With Mixed Arrivals
A dense OCR of ship movements shows multiple steamers and schooners clearing and arriving at and from New York, Galveston, New Orleans, Havre, and other ports. Names include Pincess Reed Genes Wuotan Pfeifer and Knickerbocker, with routes via Galveston Algiers and Rio Janeiro. numerous vessels cleared for Liverpool Havre and beyond.
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Key West
Lampasas
Crowell
New York
Galveston
Watsno
Buskin
Pascagoula
Orileans
Pincess
Reed
Genes
Algiers
Percy
Wuotan
Pfeifer Bremen
Toran
Gray
Havre
Flachat
Prado
Desity
Dallas
Lertir
Belize
Port Eads
Berk Alfa
Malatesta
Rio Janeiro
Knickerbocker
el Paso
New Orr
Reuters Wwc
JM Ball
Vetts
Pitlae elphia _om
forte—Ar
Ec Boey B Simmons
Atante
Dagny Hweatt
Liverpool
Sci Grace Watson
Ewing
Philadelphia
Newport News
Richmond
Beas
West Point
Sta
Burnleys
Strith
Telize
Fat- Teouth
Ford
Gertrude A Abbott
Champion
Phebe J Wetdroff
Mayo
New Mavem
James Ives
Ives
Baltimore
Holmes
Rebnes
Geo Avery
Meyers
Lulu
Mmerman
E‘igei
Ayne Nieterson
Boston
Babe Relsen
Paker
Susan EF Nash
Nsaste
Weeterty
Selt
Susan B Nash Nash
West Cumberland
Carbarien
Prench St Jaso
Karrie Cato
Bristol
Radors
Montepoe
Big Ahomas
Poucus
Evans
Froug
Erpspeina
Babrador
St . Dimock
Heeton
Brewster
Fem
Addison
JC Wigemison
Winaser
Nebie Doe
Bangor
Georgiota
Sullvan
City of Savannah
Catherines
Savannah
Wheeler
Gloucester Caucus
Berry
Aries
Dowling
Havsna
Mackwright
Kingsten
Gmgt
St Vincent Sandersen
Calentia
Meta Uenz
Antwerp Barks Libera
Gibbs
Katherstalent
Neilson
Anjer
Motata
Wallace
Bridgetown
Fapmonunt
King Antwerp
Highland
Owens Mob
Umesbries Aida
Jacmel
Kester Bridgetown
Cbs Iasker
Heley
Foto
P J Palmer
Hay. Hava
Pera Neno
MM Donald
Jancitos Wilren
Kubting Aideeon
Mayport
F Waren
Downsons
Athiva
Gell Gate
Schs
Orozmye
Guyptus
Portland
Emma McAdam
Greens
Doe
Ae Son
Willow Harp
Norton
Jane Li
Newton
Trever
Hranscomb
Elizabeth
St J Hn
Eva D Rose
Brennan Melwle
Norwich
Johu Boacewell
Monroe
Amnboy
Josephne Cook
Donor
Narragansett Pier
Cottingham
Cuttingham
Philadephia
Mosten
Herald Whitestone
Keth City
Harresen
Spain
aAr Ath
Jnulata
Pargett
Savanbeh Achilcs
Willey
Pekiemen
Kanei
Davidsen
New Yorks
Antomella
Wessel
Broken Ta tShale Weit Cova
Hambure Saga Jsvermoisen
Stralsund
Act’ Olsen
Pillansens Traveller
Pane
Porthand ' S
Woiltiers
Eiay
Pail Hiverr
Vaunanan
Paion
Crisby
Deering
Rogers
Mary H Graham
Powell
Berks
Toston
Tonawanda
Providence
Ames
Loveland
Fall Iiver
Achillese Fang
Poston
Faenar
Metresor
London
Willians
Bray
Fall River
Charles
Smith Beauham
Loucester
W D Marvel
C’ Keefe
New Bedford
Isaac
Seraptmah
Wilson
Chadwick
Baltimers
Binwood
Furton
Wilmingto
Del
City of Augusta
Alida
Havel Arrivals at FP Hall in New York and Beyond
A long list of arrivals and names across multiple cities and states. Notable entries include Abington JL River, Gardnet H F Thompson, Roberts Duxbury CT Dow, Washington AH Allen, and many others from New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, and Ontario. The roster cites numerous individuals with affiliations to firms, hotels, and social circles, reflecting a broad cross-section of travelers and residents cataloged in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abington JL River,Jr
Gardnet
Thompson
Maine
Roberts
Duxbury
Dow
Washington
AH Allen
Tisbury
Knighta
Troy
Holt
Laconia
Hills
Holyoke
Williams
Mathews
Pratt
Cornwall
Daggett
Attleboro
Condon
Lynn H
F Whittier
Lowell
Bartlett
Washington Kerrsfeld
Fuller
Dosen
Paris
H Hart
Philadelphia
PN Dwyer
Stimpson
E Fairchild
Newark
Tichinor
Washburn& d
Greenfield
Miss
Ring
Portland
Palicow
NoAttieboro
Blackinton
Atteboro
Fisher
Thersch
New Work
Trade directory fragment with U S and city listings
A fragmented ledger of merchants and firms across Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis and more. Names include Adams Buck Belknap Reed Wells Schwab Belknap Goodfellow Allen Walker Woodruff and many regional firms and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purlington
O Adams
A G Adams
Ads
Baltimore
Chris Bangs
Bangs
Bard & Co
Tre
Buck
Cator & Neer
Carroll
Carroll Adam & Co
Chicago
B & Wells
D Wells & Co
UC McLavehlin
Schwab & Go
Cincinnati
Mauss
Mauss Ties & Co
Columbus
Belknap
Carpenter & Co
Kansas City
Kendall
Kendall &Co
Craw
Patterson
Patterson Bell & Co
Philadelphis
Reed & Co
Philadebhia
Sullimwey & Co
Pittsbore
Depning
Rochester
L P Ross
St Lous
Limisley
Qrr & Lindsey
St Lewis
Kelley
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Middlesex
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Weekly Post
Boston Weekly Post
Advange
Post Publishing: Co
Boston, Mass
P Kimball
Fort Hill Square
Bost
Boston Post
Maware Kennefeck
Harrison Avenue
Sarnlet
Lynch
Polic
Mornin Patrick’s Church
Roxbury
Wes
Order 0 Foresters
Skelton
Ma Mountain
Watts
Ers
Journ Conlgn Agu
Lincoln ST
Istrian
Scotch House Coal
Howard Swelling & 60
Kilby Street
Albany Street
Co. H. McKenney & CO
Washington St
Boylston St
John
Chaffin
Barnard & CO
Washington S St
Sal Sumal
Canary
D. H. Cae & CO
Pinson Building
Fochet Becoerd-Booche Wit
Oaks Trade
R — Aaron Bears
Stete Etree
Wilbor
OIL and Lime
Wilber
A. B. Wilbor
Osten
Patrick Arelay
Kingston Street
Ami Fmwee
Gorham Rogers & CO
Federal Street
Dina Bunechkushelk
Essex
H. M. Cros Dem
W. Jd. Slale
Opseaver's Offiox
Sreasan Servics
AAR PL
Ee Plasncucier
Ogiler
JOY Theatre
Rice
Henry Irving
Miss Kile Terry
Loston Muserum
Palys
Howard Atren Rum
Oliver Doud Byrou
Continent
Evening Park Theatre
Sparks Company
General Weather Report
Signal Service
Uoved States Army
Duluth
Marquette
Louis
Tamarck
Atlanta
Washington, D.ca
Ddevise
Seseses
Reeves BO
Sann Francisco
Osl
Tay
Sierra Nevada
Uticula
Potter Drug and Chemical CO
Maas
Gend
the Commissioners ON Pensions
Lee
Board of Aldermen
Massachusetts
Isis
Boots
A S Richards & Co
Samuel Bunting
Francis Henshaw
BR L
Yy. Y. M. C. A. Monthly Meeting
NEW England Notes
Stanley
Manchester
N. H
William M. Chase
Concord
George A. Bingham
Littleton
Juo
Frink
Greenland
John Reynolds
Hartford
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