Boston Post items span widening, property acceptances, and local notices
Kingston street is to be widened and four square feet at Bedford junction. Asa Ranney et al. seek acceptance of Notre Dame Street Roxbury. Mystic Sewing Circle fair at Monument hall closed with good takings. Boston Evangelical Ministers meet at Wesleyan hall on Parish Work led by Father Grafton. Land sale hearing postponed. Fire department committee recommends 3000 for Edward Quigley’s family after the Beach street fire. Unity Church celebrated twenty-fifth anniversary with a reception. George Reynolds of Brockton arrested for larceny from Dr. Merlin. Bowker Fertilizing nuisance hearing adjourned due to unprepared side. Boys and men invited for free voice instruction with Rev. Sanderson. Philo-Celtic society elected officers. John Hayes charged with voting irregularities. absent in court. December mortality report for Boston shows 838 deaths, with sex, race, and age breakdowns. Soldiers’ Home Chelsea trustees elected. John G. B. Adams as president and senior vice commander Hersay of Springfield named to board.
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Kingston Street
Bedford Street
Asa. Ranney
Notre Dame Street
Roxbury
Monument Hall
Boston Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Wesleyan Hall
Father Grafton
New England Conservatory of Music
Council Committee On Fire Department
Edward Quigley
Beach Street
Church of the Unity
George Reynolds
Brockton
Fourth Division
Merlin
New York House
Washington Street
Bowker
Brighton
City Board of Health
Boston
B. 5. Sanderson
P. J. O'Daly
P. J. Sullivan
John O'Neil
Dennis 5. Hart
Mary Garvey
John Hayes
United States
Hallet
Mayes
Hayes
Board of Health
Boeton
Board of Trustees of the
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
John G. B. Adams
A. C. Monroe
George W. Creasey
Comrades
Brown
Weather data fragment with multiple city observations
A dense OCR weather snippet lists observations for Albany Boston Jacksonville Pittsburg Cleveland Detroit Oswego Elwartkee St. Louis Portland New York and more. It shows cloudy and clear conditions with wind directions and readings, plus temperatures and barometric notes amid garbled formatting.
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Albany
Soseesnne
Boston
Mass
Jacksonville
Memphis
Great
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
Ceeee
Oswego
N.viecer
Gage
Ecucvececcesesce
Elwartkee
Eastnort
New York
N. Y
Igianag
Clear Chear Gissevereee
Mr Irving and Terry at Globe Close Two Week Run
The Globe theatre boards present Henry Irving Ellen Terry and the London Lyceum company close with two performances. This afternoon last Twelfth Night. tonight a farewell featuring Cramond Brig then The Bells. Next week Florence couple start in Our Governor and The Mighty Color plus Falka at Bijou with Bertha Ricci Francis Wilson Boniface Jr Klein Wilke Rosabelle Beecher La Moss. Sunday concert by Levy at Boston theatre with a long program. Edouin Sanger Sparks Lotta remain at Park Theatre four weeks with Musette Mam selle Ni touche. Edwin Booth to begin at Museum November 17 with full company. Zanita at Boston theatre ends two month run tonight with matinee for children. Notes announce Burbank at Tremont temple Monday.
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Boston Theatre
Zanita
BIJOU
Rice
Globe Theatre
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Boston Museum
the Dalys
Howard Athen Aum
Oliver Doud Byron
Park Theatre
the Sparks Company
Sesson
Florence
Falka
Fakka
Bertha Ricci
Strakosch Opera Company
Mime Gerster
Francis Wilson
George Boniface, Jr
Boston
Styx
Alfred Klein
Buttons
Madison Square
Hubert Wilke
Rosabelle Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
la Moss
Palka
Edouin and Sanger
Sparks Company
Lotta
Musette
Meilhac
Millaud
America
Adams Reports Railroad Finances and Plan to Drain Floating Debt
Charles Francis Adams, president of Union Pacific, reports monthly net receipts of about 1 million dollars July through September, rising to 1.3 million in October. He projects 2 million into January, with 1.5 million net to apply to floating debt, and notes Pullman obligations reduced to 169,000. He cites improved Omaha accounts and a shift to actual charges, plans to cut floating debt steadily starting next week in New York.
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New York
Charles Francis Adams
Union Pacific Railway
Sidney Dillon
Omaha
Pullman
Pracag
Opening Day of New England Trap Shooting at Wellington
The New England Trap Shooting Association held its inaugural meet at Wellington with shooters from Maine New Hampshire Connecticut and various Massachusetts towns despite windy conditions. Results include Wilbur leading several events with multiple teammates earning top finishes in seven events and Gerrish winning an outfit giveaway.
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New England Trap Shooting Association
New England
Wellington
Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Gerrish
Holden
Dickey
Gilman
E. T. Smith
Webber
Nichols
Braley
Wilbur
Sampson
Eager
B. Smith
Evans
Clark
Schaefer
Perry
Davis
Francis
Mr. Low
Kirkwood
Hall
Johnson
Carey
Clarke
Start
Law
Dowd
Dodd
Grand Hop of the Boston Commercial Base Ball Association
A Friday evening grand ball at Odd Fellows hall drew many members and notable professionals amid election bustle. President Morse directed the event with aides as prizes and medals were awarded, Wright & Ditson pennant given to John L. Whiting & Son, and music by the Boston Cadet band accompanied the dancing.
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Boston Commercial Base Ball Associatio
Commercial Base Ball Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Qlabs
Amateur Base Ball Association
Capt. Morrill
Bostons
Arthur Irwin
Providence
Association
J. C. Morse
Thomas Hannehan
F. F. Baldwin
G. H. Boyson
E. Bernard
W. H. Newell
Robert Kane
W. A. Blodgett
Arso
Wright & Ditson
John L. Whiting & Son
C. F. Hoveys
Riversides
Boston Cadet Band
Fire reports from across New England and beyond
Brief dispatches note fires in multiple locations including a tenement on Orange Street in Boston where No 2 protected a kerosene lamp incident with minor damage. Other items cover Peck & Whipple stockroom fire in Westfield loss $15,000, Merrimac varnishing shop blaze, Leno Iowa fire, Dissel & Co wholesale clothing destruction, Jel? Hair and Pavonia Mills blaze in Jersey City, a sawmill in Laconia, Hart Bros store in Republic, and Stratford freight depot fire with major losses.
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Boston
Protective No. 2
Simon Swartz
Orange Street
Springfield
Mass
Peck & Whiple Whip Company
Westfield
Power Company
Tyler & Beal
Merrimac
Clement & Smart
Morse & Sargent
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Leno
Creston
Syracuse
N. Y
Theodore Dissel & Co
Jersey City
N.J
Japanese Hair Manufacturing Company
Pavonia Manufacturing Company
T.ton
N. H
G. Cook & Son
Laconia
Marquette
Mich
Hart Bros
Republic
Bripgeport
Conn
Consolidated Road
Stratford
Divorce rumors swirl around Mile. Nordica in America
Providence dispatch reports a Paris Parisian column notes Mile. Nordica's departure for America and suggests a divorce suit against her husband, F A Gower. Gower, a former journalist who found wealth in European telephone ventures, married Miss Lillian North. Mrs. Gower, in frail health, sailed to America. both sides deny filings, calling it a private domestic misunderstanding likely to be resolved quietly.
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New England
Providence
R. I
Paris
Mile. Nordica
America
F. A. Gower
Gower
Europe
Lillian North
M l. Nordica
Antwerp
Boston
Charlestown Man Attempts Suicide at Chelsea Street Saloon
Joseph Dwight age 60, a Charlestown resident and former artillery volunteer who lost an eye in the state war, attempted suicide in J F Leary's saloon at Chelsea Street and City Square. After leaving the soldiers home, where he had been staying on leave, he slashed his left wrist and cut his throat with a razor. He was restrained, treated by Patrolman Gookin, and stated he intended to kill himself soon.
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Joseph Dwight
J. F. Leary
Chelsea Street
City Square
Charlestown
Dwight
O’brien
Gookin
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation by President Arthur
A presidential proclamation designates Thanksgiving Day for November 27, 1884, urging citizens to observe a nationwide holiday of gratitude. Chester A. Arthur signs the document, with Frederick T. Frelinghuysen as secretary of state, dated November 7, 1884 in Washington.
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Chester A. Arthur
United States
Washington
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
Lightship Bartlett reef sinking feared off New London
Evening reports from New London say the Bartlett reef light ship may be sinking after a collision with the Afton. Tug Burnside rescued the Silliman and crew, while the Afton towed to port and the lightship’s damage remains unconfirmed amid heavy seas.
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New London
Conn
Bartlett Reef
Burnside
Roath
Afton
Silliman
Students disrupt church as police detain marchers in Montreal
In Montreal Rev Father Chiniquy spoke at Canning Street Presbyterian Church when several bands of students interrupted with shouts and skirmishes. Disturbances continued outside, with protesters passing Protestant churches while police beat several leaders and took one arrestee to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Father Chiniquy
Canning-street Presbyterian Church
Whiskey dealer Henry Wolf makes asset covered assignment
Louisville, November 7. Henry Wolf, wholesale whiskey dealer, filed an assignment today showing liabilities of 150,000 dollars fully covered by assets. The failure to extend the bonded period caused the action.
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Louisville
Henry Wolf
Ree Gee
New England Notes and Local Incidents
Bells celebrate Cleveland's election in Belfast as Democrats rejoice. A central labor union forms in Portland to mobilize for 1585 elections. Butler men renew headquarters and hold weekly meetings. Charles Sinclair, 25, a Grand Trunk employee, died after being struck by freight cars on Commercial Street in Portland. In Lawrence, Mass., Thomas O'Hara drew 10 years' imprisonment and Michael Lawless six months for manslaughter. A woman's body found on Exeter marshes is identified as Ephraim Morse's widow from Northampton. coroner to hold post mortem and hearing tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Belfast
Portland
Charles Sinclair
Grand Trunk Railway
Commercial Street
Superior Court
Lawrence
Mass
Thomas O’hara
Andover
State
Michael Lawless
Gloucester
House of Correction
Marsh Land
Exeter
N. H
Odlin
Ephraim Morse
Northampton
Senator Logan Voiceless at Home in Chicago
A scrambled note reports Senator Logan voiceless at his Chicago home while President Cleveland is cited as a new theme. It mentions Senator Bayard voting in Wilmington on Tuesday and driving between polling places. Princess Kropotkine is described as a keen socialist compared with her husband.
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Logan
Chicago
Cleveland
Bayard
Wilmington
Princess Kropotkine
Fama
A Romance of the Swiss Mountains
Old Von Hausen plans to ruin Rudolf to prevent his Paris return and marriage to Gretty. Bernezell, a cunning chamois hunter, feigns aid and funds the scheme, but Gretty remains faithful to Rudolf. A mistaken voyage to Madeira delays reunion. In the end Rudolf and Gretty wed while Von Hausen dies, leaving Rudolf as heir per a correction in the will.
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von Hausen
Gulderhorn
Gretty
Rudolf
Chamois
von Ylausen
Bernezell
Gray Hawk
van Hausen
France
von Hansen
Paris
Gayety
Bernézell
Glen
Mother
Old von Hausen
Bernezelt
Madeira
Bernezek
Getty
Royal Duke’s Seance Testites Belief in Spirit Writing
In society notes a new spiritualist medium attracts royal visits. The late Duke of Albany reportedly witnessed a sealed slate test with a pencil under lock, deeming it proof of direct spirit writing. He believed messages came from Princess Alice of Hesse and left a state for a final promised message, which has not yet been received. The tale reflects enduring faith and doubt among believers and skeptics.
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Duke of Albany
Alice of Hesse
Cannes
Balloon Experiment by Tissandier Brothers in Seine Trials
Paris correspondence reports the 28 metre long balloon by Albert and Gaston Tissandier. Powered by a Siemens dynamo and screw, it showed stability and produced headway against the Seine wind. Reporters in a carriage kept pace while the screw operated, then fell behind when wind moved it.
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Paris
London
Albert
Gaston Tissandier
Messrs
Giffard
Dupuy de
Siemens
Seine
Remarkable Mirage Over Crescent Canada in Sierra Madre
The Los Angeles Herald reports a Sunday rain event on Oct 12 where light refraction lifted Crescent Canada scenery about 6000 feet, making Col. T. S Hull’s eucalyptus trees appear to reach the skies. Neighbors on the upper mesa saw similar elevation, with the illusion lasting nearly two hours before fading. For locals, the rare sight offered absorbing spectacle and notable refraction intensity.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Sierra Madre
Crescent
Canada
Sierras
la Canada
Col. T. 8
Hull
Death in Roxbury boarding house described as apoplexy
Patrolman Gardner found 55 year old Mrs Nancy Finghes dead on the floor at 25 Sterling street Roxbury in a lodging house run by Mrs Pierce. Her husband lay beside her after being found drinking The doctor ruled death from apoplexy with no foul play suspected and witnesses noted heavy alcohol intake that day.
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Gardner
Sterling Street
Roxbury
Pierce
Nancy Finghes
Boston Y M C A Lectures by Rev James M Hubbard
The lecture committee invites Rev James M Hubbard to speak on four talks on reading and literature on November 11 18 25 and December 2. Lectures begin Tuesday evenings at 7 45 in the lecture room. Each member ticket admits one gentleman and one lady.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
James M. Hubbard
Hands Off to the People Decide the Next President
The Springfield Republican declares the American people will choose their own president this year. It warns against outsiders taking business from the voters and asserts swift action against such interference.
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Springfield Republican
Beeveland
Blaine
Treaty extends troop passage across boundary to 1885
The reciprocal passage treaty for American and Mexican troops along the boundary has been extended to Oct. 31, 1885. Signed by Mr. Morgan, the American minister, and the Mexican sub-secretary of foreign relations.
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City OF Mexico
Galveston
Mr. Morgan
Noble ladies to hold fair led by Mrs Huntington Wolcott
Mrs J Huntington Wolcott assisted by Mrs Francis Brooks and daughters Mrs Quincy Shaw and Mrs Leverett Saltonstall will hold a fair. Numerous other ladies join in the benevolent event likely to benefit local causes and communities.
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J. Huntington Wolcott
Francis Brooks
Quincy Shaw
Leverett Saltonstall
Petition for Metropolitan Police Commission in Boston
A Boston reform group asks the Massachusetts General Court to create a metropolitan police commission appointed by the governor. The petition argues local influence harms enforcement of anti crime laws and claims a state appointed body would provide fairer, more faithful policing over the city’s police force.
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Metropolitan Police Commission
New England Society For the Suppression of Vice
Boston
Senate
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Metropolitan Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Police Commissioners
City of
Mexico Ratifies Debt Conversion Measure Despite Agreement Change
City of Mexico reports house committee backed ratification of converting the English debt. It urged adoption of article 12 from the London agreement signed Sept 24, prohibiting bondholders from opposing Mexico's official London quotations after January 1887 for new bonds to convert internal debt. Report and bill ordered printed.
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City OF
Mexico
Galveston
House Committee
London
London Exchange
Movement to buy Woodlawn plot for Brignoli’s burial monument
Friends of Brignoli have started a movement to purchase a Woodlawn cemetery plot for the singer's body and to erect a suitable monument. C A Chizzola leads the committee. Many who admired the artist and knew him are urged to contribute via C Frank Chicker ing, 150 Fifth Avenue, New York.
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Friends of
Brignoli
Woodlawn
Singer
C.A. Chizzola
C. Frank Chickering
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Bodies from wrecked schooner found at Wingpoint
Cape Breton reports the body of Capt. Omiston from the Charles Valentine washed ashore at Wingpoint with the headless mate also found. Two more headless bodies, likely the cook John McIntyre and seaman John N. Gillis, were recovered with identifying tattoos and partial remains.
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Hearifax
N. S
Cape Breton
Omiston
Charles Valentine
Wingpoint
Cook
John McIntyre
John N. Gillis
Portraits of notable ball players grace a representative plate
Messrs Root and Tinker chose faces of prominent professional ball players for their plate, highlighting many of the game's best exponents. While more truly representative players could be found, they might not have enhanced the overall appearance of the platter.
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Messrs
Root and
Tinker
Sugar house boiler explosion kills three at Eames plantation
New Orleans report says a boiler exploded in the sugar house at the Eames plantation near Lee station last night. Three men died and several workers were wounded in the blast.
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New Orleans
Eames Plantation
Lee Station
Shipping arrivals and agents list across Atlantic ports
A dense tally of vessel names, agents, and routes tracking ships docking in Liverpool New York Glasgow Amsterdam Antwerp Hamburg Havre St Johns and Boston with dates from October to November. Entries name firms such as Phelps Bros Co Gill & Lootz V H Brown Co and Patton Vickers Co alongside destinations Rio Janeiro Lagos and Labrador reflecting trade movements and port calls.
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Scythia
Liverpool
H du Vernet
Hermann
Antwerp
Gill & Lootz Jephalonia
Leese -ee-+-LAVerpool
Warren & Co Nestorian
Glasgow
H& A Allan
New York
Pascall
Rio Janeiro
Bush & Jevons
Australia
Hamburg
Phelps, Bros & Cortna
Phelps Bros & Co
State of Georgia
Baldwin & Co Egam
Isesee
Amsterdam
Finch,Edge & Co Rhyniand
Peter Wright& Sons Labrador
Havre
Louis de Bebian Ipcassia
cere-Glasgow
Henderson Broe
London
Patton, Vickers & Co Donau
Bremen
Quelrichs & Go Lessing
Kunhardt & Co City of
Montreal
Saman SS Co
Alpes
Ceseseeess
St Johns
Plin, Forwood & Co Autaamla
Esee
H Brown & Co
Bothnia
Servia
Oregon
Acuba
Girgentt
Somerset
Bristol
West Cumberland
Carbarien
Primate
St Jago
Labrador
Havana
Santiago
Quebec
Lake Negigon
Queenstown
Southampton
Elbe
Rhaetia
Isle of Wight
Mosser
Dungenelhead
Thingvalla
Astoria
Baker's Bay
Abraham Richardson
Patershalb
Newark
Kenduskeag
Whitney
Greenport
Connecticut
Newton
Medfora
Romeo
Wheeler
Boston
Itimore—Aroth
William H Keeney
Smith
Charleston
William H Allison
Keneston
Kennebec
Hohenstaufen
Winter
D H Miller Clark
Benjamin Courtney
Baker
S la Grande
Henry Withington
Crowell
William A Marbury
Pillsbury
Stapleton
Alice Hearn
Pennewell
Wilmington
Er Drury
Daley
Port Limonce
Suffolk
Castle Eden
E Rokes
Hy Withington
Bo Me
Sarah L Davis
Burgess
York
Warren
Baltimore
Wacissa
Stevens
Columbia Jessen
Liston
Douglass Campbell
Wyman
Hotterdam
William H Shepherd
Pana
William Tood
Wood
Alats
Fortress
Monroe
Handel
Matthews
Shields
Mariehamn
Troberg
Girgenti
Caspian
Barrett
Halifax
Frostburg
Ills
Galveston
Nichols
Gibraltar
New Orleans
Geerge
George M Alams
Standish
Everett Webster
Oliver
Joel Cook
Springer
Fannie Whitmore
Joan D Paige
Haley
Philadelphia
C Ti Morse
Normany
Franklin
Nantasket
Bbyanmnis
Enos
Phillips
J D Griffin
Laura Robinson
Hennebec River
Whitmore
John D Paige
Key West
Lizzie Henderson
Johnson
Deane
Morgan
Stapies
Chancellor Lyns
Cardiff
Hugo
Magica
Matanzas
Rigina
Cook
Sandé Meyg
Louisiana
Gager
Eureka
Reed
William Duthrie
Gillan
City of Dallas
Belize
Stephen G Hatt
Continent
Paynh
Scotts Bay Steele
Philadel
Bocre
Elifieet
Harvey Shepherd
Ewpoews Kelle
Guyandotte
Laith
Lamertina
Mari
Norfolk
Sch
Samuel S Thorp
Bailey
Pensacola
Priscilla
St Thomas
Ae Watts
Jewbury
Chalmette
Quick
Parragut
Kemiall
Manila
Chapman
Tynan
Mary E Pennell
Mitchel
Richmond
Wapella
Bagger
Neilie W Howlett
Townsend
Glenera
St John
Reaper
Setagawa
Rock
Eleanora
Portland
Icis Ida A Thurlow
Grand Menon
Carolina
Knight
Rockland
Eurotas
South Gardiner
Jose Rudd
Redwing
Fernandina
Wapeila
Nellie W Howlett
City of San Antonio
Wilder
Anchoria
Small
Spain
Williams
Eliza Hancock
st.Jacksonville
Marengo
Malet
Hull
Geiger Schierbeck
Stettin
Picqua
Clayton
Marseilles
Liandoff City
Weiss
City of Berlio
Law Eee Rugia
Alfers
City of Mexico
O’brien
Sfax
Pennland
Werples
Barks Morning Star
Leonhard
St Jages Terecina
Lutrano
Pazzuall
Sche Rondo
Mclatyte
Klisworth
Austin
R A Kinnear
Kinnear
New Bedford
John Randolph
Parker
Lady Antrim
Baxter
Wareham
Sarah A Falconer
Wilson
Southport
Sarah A Reed
Hallowell
Hoboken
Calais
Anthony Burton
EG Willard
Bonsey
Newburg
Montevideo
H Williams
Russell
Ortiand
Rightaway
Francis
Sarah L Simmons
Douglass
John A Beckerman
Gammons
Allyn’s Point
H B Diverty
Nickersom
Lanesville
K H Hooper
Willetts
Cox & Green
Thompson
Jacop Reed
Nickerson
Lancaster
Mills
Portsmouth
Harrisburg
Atherton
Persiamen
Willey
Chelsea
Gerolamo Olivari
Aste
Cagliari
Alma
Scrapa
Beyrout
Don Quixote
Hlmer
Lizzie Babcock
Babcock
Hattie Perry
Chase
H W Anerson
Endicott
Mary Weaver
Weaver
New Haven
Kate Markee
Allen
Delaware
Prince Eugene
Tadmondsen
Kuhne
Konigsberg
British Crown
Perth Amboy
Carrie Strong
Strong
Brunswick
Nellie Treat
Dorr
Hartburn
Pyne
Barrow
Gate City
Hedge
Annie Bingay
Cann
Tybee
Barks Vesta
Thorsen
Belfast
Heston
Armundsen
Eliza Oulton
Rooney
Barks Nor
Olsen
Ibis
Sawyer
Bark
Storjohann
St Vincent
Barter
Hotel Arrivals Big List From Diverse Cities
A long list of hotel arrivals names guests and party crews from New Haven to New York, Boston to Montreal, with many individuals and couples noted at multiple properties. Names include K Hand, E W Taylor Jr, N G Green, J Woodson, F McKenzie, W H Goffe, E Steele, J J Pillsbury, AJ Pillsbury, J Ward, Mrs Lewis, Miss Orcutt, RA Thorney, plus numerous others across transatlantic and regional stops. The roster reflects a busy period of guest check-ins at hotels such as Tremont House and American House, spanning seasons and venues across the Northeast and beyond.
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Kane
Chauncy Street
C. V. Bunten
Clothier Peirce
Avery Street
American & Foreign Patents
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Sote Street
State Street
Kilby
Bostok
Great Britain
Voley
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Eddy
Chas. Mason
Edmund Burke
George Draper
John D. Clapp
Juel
Kensington
Music Hall Place
Winter St
Keeler & CO
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Scotch House Coal
Howard Swelling & 60
Kilby Street
Albany Street
E. T. Milliken
Fik Illuminating
Armour
Milwaukee
JOS. Schlitz Brewind CO
N. BE
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P. H. Kelley
Bromfield St
CK. Kimball
Fort Hill Square
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Aurathy Coveen S Sons
Federal St
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Boston Post
Haley, Waldron & Caldwell
Court Avenue
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Royal College Physicians and Surgeons
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King of Cornet Players
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Edward O’mahony
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Lida Hood
Talbot
Stella Costa
Jules Levy
Stella Costawaltz
Mr. Levy
Boston Star
Tremont Temple
Alfred P. Burbank
Temple
Howard Atheneum
Hallen and
Hart
L. J. Knowles
Worcester
Ripon College
Wisconsin
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Commissioners of Foreign Missions
National Council of Consegational Churches
the Union Pacific
Adams
Ball Field
Ball Hoom
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New York Evening Post
Cabot Lodge
Congress
Knowles
Morcester
Ilelon C. Knowles
Main Street
United States of America
NEW England Notes
Gretty’s Trust
Robin Gray
Mbess&ge
Reading and Books
Beacon Street
Summer Street Committee
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J Hurst G
Henderson Bros
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W H Brown & Co
Oelrichs & Co
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