Moody Merrill Favored in Republican Caucus for City Ticket
Republican caucuses favored Moody Merrill and Charles Y. Whitten in several wards while Jesse M. Gore was pledged as aldermanic candidate in wards 1 10 and other districts. Delegates to city and aldermanic conventions listed ward by ward with numerous names. Ward 24 adjourned for error in the call and Ward 10 rejected a motion to vote only for Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Merrill
Charles Y. Whitten
Merrill
Republican City Committee
Wards
Land
Jesse M. Gore
B. I. Campbell
Wesley A. Gore
John A. Webster
Frank R. Morrison
Lyman W. Clark
Charles T. Witt
Joseph B. Maccabe
James Frame
Thomas Kelough
Nathaniel M. Jewett
Peter Morrison
J. H. Stevenson
John D. Campbell
Henry Carstensen
John B. Hebron
James G. Hinckley
George J. Cann
Horsee KE. Boynton
Williamh. Kent
Everett Torrey
Daniel Williams
Albert E. Dadiey
John W. Dennett
John B. Wright
John Bryant
John Plynn
City
Charles Field
A. W. Stover
John Turner
W. H. Preble
John H. Studley
John P. Loring
George N. Fisher, Jr
J. K. Vierce
Arthur Meehan
W. H. Oakes
E. L. Pilsbury
Joseph H. Gleason
D. Lawin
Arthur H. Folger
Joseph H. Cotton
L. E B. Simson
E. Gerry Brown
Joseph W. Hill
Hale Mason
Trank Dow
Frank EK. Duniels
A. L. Hatch
Charles Ff. Johnson
Albert E. Proctor
William H. Snow
James M. Meagher
Allen J. McIntire
Charles Ruhe
Thomas H. Roberts
Joseph Carver
William T. Bibbey
Lysander C. Parker
William B. Benson
Albert
West
William Endicott
Richard KR. Higgins
D. Voster Farrar
Roswell C. Mureh
George G. Crocker
Thomas Mack
Ira L. Moore
J. Ons Wetherbee
John C. Haynes
George O. Shattack
Edward P. Wilbur
Nathaniel J. Rust
Thomas Dana
Otis Norcross
John D. W. French
Fred
Franklin J. Stone
Samuel &. Daggett
William C. Coolidge
George H. Stone
N. I. Butler
Aldermaiie
Lewis A. Drake
Henry Rothenburg
John A. Davies
W. H. A. Watts
Haiward B. Hackett
Frank Batchelder
William c. J. Gerhardt
Nelson W. Steele
Ienry C. Steltz
Aldermanic
E. Mortain Hatch
William G. Owens
Charlies H. Turner
Thomas Howard
WaAkp
Thomas Gogin
C.T. Gallagher
Harrison Loring
O. D. Dana
Alonzo Bancroft
A. F. Lauren
David Berry
A.T. Davison
Francis James
C. H. Spaulding
Galen Poole
J. S. Luther
Jonathan A. Jane
Oliver Ditson
John A. Nowell
Francis L. Emery
Edmund T. Eastman
William T. Hart
Albert H. Rhodes
Charles C. Coffin
William KE. Hodgkins
Albert A. Folsom
John J. McNutt
William H. Baldwin
Whittemore Rowell
Constant Q. Ring
Joseph Halstrick, Jr
Christopher C. Ryder
William 5. Stevens
A. N. Sampson
John F. Colby
B. F. S. Bullard
J. Littlefield
Solomon Levi
Lewis T. Currier
Fred F. Spach
P. T. Sullivan
A. P. Jones
P. F. Kelly
H. T. Spach
Augustus Bacon, Jr
H. CO. Pickering
Joseph Verge, Jr
P. Bermingpee
W.&k. O'Flaherty
I. C. Thompson
William Tim
J. P. Jordan
Albert Howard
Jeremiah P. Blake
C. E. Wiggin, Jr
Richard C. Humphreys
Joseph Hubbard
James H. Upham
John K. Berry
Charles J. McCormick
Ebenezer Adams
Charles A. Barton
Alderman
John H. Norton
Robert B. Wairbairn
Henry C. Curtis
Fred M. Smith
Cassius
Powers
Benjamin
Tinkham
Schuyler S. Bartlett
James Goodman
A. A. Pope
G. S. Tomlinson
L. Tead
F. Bleiler
Marshall Reed
George Blasser
J. P. Gragg
Joseph Bennett
J. J. Wingate
J. L. 2. Pratt
Cyrus E. Marshall
J.T. Chamberlain
Samuel Diano
G. A. Fuller
Notable names listed in historical roster
A. Hathaway, A. S. Richardson, J. W. Harvey, Teter J. Loring, William EF. Hibbard, Austin Brystow, Warren C. Daggett appear in the document as a sequence of personal names, suggesting a roster or attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hathaway
A. S. Richardson
J. W. Harvey
Teter J. Loring
William EF. Hibbard
Austin Brystow
Warren C. Daggett
Temperance Banquet Opens No-License Campaign in Massachusetts
The no-license campaign in Massachusetts cities starts with a temperance banquet in Odd Fellows Hall. Mayors of no-license cities are invited to speak on policy effects, with speakers including Alexander H. Rice and John D. Long. Organizers Rufus S. Frost Benjamin R. Jewell and L. Edwin Dudley oversee tickets at $1 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Friends of the Cause
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Alexander H. Rice
John D. Long
Emily McLaughlin
Rufus 5. Frost
Benjamin R. Jewell
L. Edwin Dudley
Executive council approves Heman W. Chaplin to prison board
The executive council elected Heman W. Chaplin of Boston to fill the vacancy on the board of prison commissioners caused by William Roberts of Waltham. Chaplin, a former assistant district attorney for Suffolk, was confirmed under suspension of the rules. Augustus Mudge of Danvers becomes Danvers Hospital trustee, replacing Charles P. Preston, and the board then began its annual inspection tour of the State prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heman W. Chaplin
Boston
Board of Prison Commissioners
William Roberts
Waltham
Suffolk County
Augustus Mudge
Danvers
Danvers Hospital
Charles P. Preston
Cambridge caucuses pick delegates for mayoralty and council
In Cambridge, supporters of Mayor Russell held ward caucuses to nominate council candidates and delegates to the mayoralty and aldermanic convention. Across five wards the meetings were well attended with peaceful proceedings and some opposition noted in a few caucuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Russell
Common Council
Alexander Millan
W. H. Eveleth
William T. Piper
George E. Carter
Ff. L. Chapman
C. E. Norton
C. ©. Wentworth
J. H. H. McNamee
C. BE. Raymond
T. W. Higginson
T. D. Sullivan
M. IF. McGrath
N.S. Shaler
George G. Wright
Thomas Houllahan
J. Henry Russell
Edward C. Wheeler
Alvin F. Sortwell
James McPeek
Perez G. Porter
John Cahill
C. G. H. Benninck
Henry Lewis
Dr. A. P. Clarke
George A. Rosenburger
Samuel G. Noyes
K. O. Fuller
E. Burt Phillips
George Close
Patrick Callahan
W. S. Sharman
James F. Aylward
John F. Clary
Gustavus Goepper
H. A. Doherty
S. W. Bailey
J. P. McCormack
W.A. Beitsch
KE. A. Cooney
Michael Coffee
H. Sanborn
James Kendall
L. M. Hannum
C. H. Henderson
Anthony Murnighan
John i. Perry
George A. Allison
R. S. Edwards
Michael Corcoran
J. M. W. Hal
Stihnan F. Kelley
Frank Foxcroft
Thomas LP. Cahir
Daniel J. Hayes
Orinan T. Boyd
Somerville Caucuses Set for Mayor Delegates
At a joint meeting of Somerville Republican and Democratic ward and city committees, caucuses will be held Tuesday evening November 29 to choose delegates for a mayoralty convention at Bow Street Hall on November 30. Ward 1 gets 18, Ward 2 25, Ward 3 16, Ward 4 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Bow Street Hall
Ward
Senator Newhall Gains After Essex District Recount
The fifth Essex senatorial district recount leaves Democrat Newhall ahead by thirteen votes as Groveland Saugus Lynnfield and North Andover tallies remain. Walker’s plurality shrinks to twenty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhall
Essex
Groveland
Saugus
Lynnfield
North Andover
Walker
McAlpine Holds Essex Senate Seat With 45 Vote Lead
Lawrence recount of the sixth Essex district confirms William Lt. McAlpine Republican winner by forty five votes over incumbent O Sullivan. Recount adds seven votes to O Sullivan though McAlpine maintains the plurality. District total reported as 637.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Essex
William Lt. McAlpine
O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
A Republican for a Democrat leads Essex district recount
A recount of votes for Representative in the first Essex district shows Charles Goss of Amesbury, Republican, leading Democrat John Cilley of Salisbury by fourteen. The tally stands with John Rifteen of Amesbury and Charles Goss of Amesbury currently leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Essex
Charles Goss
John Cilley
Salisbury
John ©. Rifteen
First Woman Elected School Trustee in New York City
The board of education elected Miss Alice Pine as school trustee in the fifteenth ward. She becomes the first woman to hold the post in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Education
Alice Pine
Franklin Whipple faces insurance law complaint in Worcester
Franklin Whipple of Worcester is charged with violating state insurance laws by writing a policy for the Preferred Mutual Accident Association of New York, an unlicensed company. The case is set for a hearing on the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Franklin Whipple
Tion
New York
Boston Natural History Society discusses growth stages and new nomenclature
The Boston Society of Natural History met at Boylston and Berkeley last evening. Discussion of switching to monthly meetings was postponed. Prof. A. Hyatt spoke on classification stages from protozoa to metazoa and proposed new names. S. H. Scudder described basilarchia butterfly propagation methods, and Prof. Sedgwick announced the American Journal of Morphology and the Lake Laboratory of Biology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Society of Natural History
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
A. Hyatt
Hyatt
S. H. Scudder
Basilarchia
William T. Sedgwick
New American Journal of Morphology
Lake
Auction Sale Of Charles H Guild Library Volumes
Several thousand volumes of the American Historical Library owned by Charles H. Guild were sold at C F Libbie's Hayward place rooms. About 750 volumes sold including Albany history sets for 20 dollars and James Adair history for 1050 dollars. Remaining sales continue at 10 and 2 each day through the week and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Historical Library
Charles H. Guild
C. F. Libbie
Hayward Place
Albany
James Adair
Peter Force
Holmes Ammidown
Archwolopia Americana
H.L. Barnum
Boston
Justin Winsor
Bradford Club
Aaron Burr
Europe
I. Bushnell
The Choate Hazing Details at Williams College Revealed
Williamstown reports disclose sworn affidavits from Williams College students detailing the hazing of George Choate on Sept 15. The account lists actions from a table speech to a wash bowl rowing demonstration and a crawling under a table, with no clothing removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
George Choate
Williams College
Choate
Morgan Hall
Joseph H. Choate
Harris G. Fisher
Obituary Notices Reach Across Regions And Roles
Multiple obituaries report deaths of notable figures including John A. Heney of J A Heney & Son in Boston died at his Somerville home at 52, and George F. Stevens of Ashburnham aged 49, a bank cashier and Cushing Academy treasurer. Also listed are John M. Eames of Ashland 81, Sir William McArthur ex Lord Mayor of London, M Auguste Massol the French vocalist, General Le Flo, Mrs Fanny A Goodrich, John M Seeley of Berkshire County 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Heney
J. A. Heney & Son
Boston
Somerville
George F. Stevens
Ashburnham
First National Bank
Cushing Academy
Stevens
Amherst
N. H
John M. Eames
Ashland
William McArthur
London
House of Commons
M. Auguste Massol
Paris
Locére
Iérault
Conservatoire
Plantade
Bordogni
Vevers
Lorenzo
Masaniello
General le Flo
Fanny A. Goodrich
William Hi. Goodrich
Hartford Courant
John M. Seeley
Berkshire County
Housatonic
Great Barrington
Monnument
Seeley
Essex Club to honor Whittier on eightieth birthday
The Essex Club committee met at the Essex House to plan a memorial for poet Whittier on his eightieth birthday December 17. They decided to prepare a testimonial letter signed by prominent national figures and bound for presentation to the poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauem
SpectAu
Essex Club
Whittier
Essex House
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Meeting
The November meeting of the society’s directors approved a plan to petition the water board to keep drinking fountains open through winter. They voted to seek federal cruelty laws for U S territories and to reflect 643 officers and men of the Boston police as annual branch members. Agents handled 149 cruelty cases last month and had 50 animals removed from work with 68 animals mercifully killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
Water Board
Congress
United States
Boston Police
Boston
Towle Presents The German Empire At Tufts Lectures
The second lecture in a Tufts College series on European governments by Hon. George Makepeace Towle was given at Goddard Chapel. The German Empire was the topic and drew continuous attention. The Divinity School Chapel is being enlarged. The football team's Hartford trip has been cancelled. Sumner Robinson and George A. Bailey, class of ’88, left for New York as delegates to the Sheta Delta Chi convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
George Makepeace Towle
Goddard Chapel
German Empire
Divinity School
Hartford
Conn
Sumner Robinson
George A. Bailey
New York
National Baseball League Governing Changes Adopted
The annual meeting in New York adopted rule changes approved in Pittsburg and began reconstrucing the constitution. Brotherhood representatives at Barrett Hotel insisted on independent action and refused convention access without a committee. Rumors said Ward could back a Brotherhood syndicate to form an independent league with Brotherhood players. Possible club participation spanned New York Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Detroit and Providence with a May 1 champion series planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Baseball League
Pittsburg
Young
Brotherhood
Barrett Hotel
Ward
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Providence
Fire on Venetian sparks long Charlestown blaze at pier 5
A fire on the Leyland line steamer Venetian at pier 5 Hoosac Tunnel docks Charlestown raged from about 3 am until long after, flooding the lower hold and forcing rescue of exhausted firefighters. Losses and delays push total to about 125000. several firemen were overcome. Nearby fires include a Milton mansion destroyed for 80000 with extensive contents. a boarding house blaze caused minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyland Line
Venetian
Liverpool
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Dwight
Hughes
Bartlett
Martin
Henry Max
Bowker Street
Roger Wolcott
Milton
Wolcott
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Fire and Arson Blaze Hit Two NY Areas
In Burrato New York early today a blaze damaged the Siegle Brewing Company's malt house for about 150000 with 100000 insured. In Quincy an unoccupied Wollaston house and shed burned causing about 500 loss with incendiary suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrato
N. Y
Siegle Brewing Company
Quincy
Wollaston
Josiah Quiincy
Weather Outlook For New England And Nearby States
Weather forecast from Washington and Hild Observatory covers November 17 to 18. Maine New Hampshire Vermont expect fair weather with light snow or rain in northern areas and a slight temperature rise. rest of New England and eastern New York see warming then cooler conditions with increasing winds. southeastern New England may see clouds and rain after brief fair conditions.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
New York
Bluf Hild Observatory
H. H. Clayton
Annem
Northfield
Allsaie O
East Wotb
Ewes
Portland
Nantticket
Loston
Philadelphia
Fl Paso
Ener
Buc
Lynchbur
Norfolk Sceae
Hiatteras Eae
Wilmington See
Fort Smith, Hae
Lake City
Clear
Santa Fe A
Jacksonville
Bos
Galveston
Twee
Montgomery
New Orleans
Shreveport
Knoxville
Detroit
Nee
Fort Custer
Marquette
Mich
Crichkeo
Duluth
Eluw Orth Ea
Fort Ssae
Iturou
Fort Buford
Clear Renee
BOD
Clear Deadwood
Wsibumaton
View S
Cheyenne
North Vpiatte
Denver
Pronto Pga
Gicecteaaa
C ‘Loudy
November Weddings Bring Quiet Union Ceremonies
A series of late evening weddings occurred across Newtonville Cambridge and Washington. Notable couples include Joseph Meinrath of Omaha and Helena Susmann, Henry Martin Beal and Charlotte South wick Berry, William Lyman Underwood and Ida Cushing, and Sophia Munroe Smith with William Codman Jr. The Washington union of Susan Bancroft and Charles Carroll crossed religious lines with a papal dispensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendome
Joseph Meinrath
Omaha
Helena M. Susmann
M. Herman Susmann
J. ©. Jaynes
Newtonville
Messrs
Arthur Susmann
D. M. Blair
Frank Leslie Crowell
SS. H. Whidden
Annie Morris
Cornelia Cook
Symphony Orchestra
Julius Susmann
Henry
Wellesley Hills
Morton Beal
Rosewater
John White
Bridgham
L. C. Wadleigh
C. Ls. Murphy
Church of the Unity
Henry Martin Beal
Beal, Higginson & Co
Charlotte Southwick Berry
Minot J. Savage
Henry R. Beal
Rutland Square
William Lyman Underwood
Ida Cushing
M. P. Cushing
Walnut Street
Brooke Herford
C. P. Nunn
G. R. Payson, Jr
H. W. Cushing
R. H. Fuller
William C. Codman, Jr
Boston
Sophia Munroe Smith
Horatio 8. Smith
Cambridge
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Old Cambridge
George Zabriskie Gray
Theological School
Arthur Bull
Susan Smith
Ruth Parker
Luquier
Smith Munroe
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Robert
Harold Mellidge
Codman
Washington, D.C
Susanne Bancroft
George Bancroft
Chappelle
St. Matthew’s Roman Catholic Church
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Newport
Washington Society
Trousseau
Miss Bancroft
Mr. Carroll
St. Matthew’s Church
Father Chappelle
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Washington
Mr. Bancroft
Bankruptcy troubles loom for Woodman True Co of Portland
Creditors held a second meeting at the American House in Boston. W G Davis led a report showing liabilities above 857000 with 250 creditors. Officials say the firm cannot pay 50 cents on the dollar and will enter insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman, True & Co
Portland
American House
Boston
W. G. Davis
Star Sate Company
St. Louis
People’s Insurance Company of
New Orleans
James J. Sweeny
Grocer
Birmingham
Braystreet
New York Cable Railway Construction Company
Broadway
St. Paul
Charles D. Ingersoll
Philadelphia
Curtin
Dudley
Isaac Sickle
New York
Observations At All Stations On Washing Time Claim
Observers report simultaneous measurements across stations noting a claim that letter work is completed faster using Pearline Washing Compound than any other method known. The statement asserts universal timing advantage for the product across locations.
Starving man found on Kneeland Street by Officer Fraser
Officer Fraser of Station 4 found a hungry young man named Wallace Winner asleep on Kneeland Street. He was taken to the station, searched, and $45 found. A doctor said he was starving and possibly mentally unsettled. He could not state his home, but ate eagerly after nourishment and improved. A separate note highlights Shepard, Norwell & Co's updated Winter Street dry goods store with new floors, bargain upholstery, and wide lace curtain selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Station 4
Kneeland Street
Wallace Winner
Jooa
Messrs. Shepard, Norwell & Co
Winter Street
Henry George versus Henry George reviewed in New York
A brisk critique by R. C. Rutherford condemns Henry George’s Progress and Poverty. The 320 page pamphlet contrasts extracts to expose contradictions and argues wages derive from labor product, not capital. Published by D. Appleton & Co. at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George
R. C. Rutherford
Mr. George
Adam Smith
Ricardo
Matthus
Mr. Rutherford
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Clapboard Trees Parish History and Unitarian Shift
The Clapboard Trees parish in Westted ham traces its founding to 1736 with backstory on parish troubles and notable clergy. It details Rev Thomas Thacher’s liberal legacy and his condition for Harvard educated ministers not aligned with Calvinistic or Hopkinsian views, leading to gradual Unitarian adoption under Rev John White and culminating with Rev George W Cooke who authored the parish history in 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapboard Trees
Westtedham
Thomas Thacher
Harvard College
Theological Institution
Andover
Mass
Thacher
John White
Old Society
George W. Cooke
Dedham
George Willis Cooke
Boston
George H. Ellis
Price
Sermons for Children by Dean Stanley at Westminster Abbey
A small volume collects Dean Stanley’s Holy Innocents sermons aimed at children, with stories and calls for goodness. The editor notes the adaptation is imperfect yet the texts can inspire teachers and parents, plus his final Beatitudes sermon from July 9 1881. Also priced $1 and advertised along with carpet offers at Joel Goldthwait & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Abbey
Dean Stanley
New York
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Boston
Re- Siri
Laughton, Macdonald & Co
Auction notice for Morgan Cob Horses in Boston
Isburgh and Co auctioneers list a public sale on Saturday November 19 of a pair of Morgan Cob Horses bought by the present owner in July. The advertisement describes them as 15.4 hands, sound, acclimated, and capable of 10 mph with road work, with testable conditions by a veterinary surgeon. The seller, A W Davis of Northampton Street, states the horses may be sold on account of concerns about their representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Davis
Northampton Street
Valuable Corner Business Estate Sale in Shawmut Avenue Dover Street
Boston advertisements announce sale of a large corner estate at Nos 200 to 206 Shawmut Avenue and 72 Dover Street on Thursday November 17 1887 at noon. The property fronts Shawmut Avenue about 824 feet and Dover Street 20.4 feet with total land around 728 square feet. Buildings include brick and other structures housing three stores and tenants. Deposit of $1000 required at sale. Further details at Samuel Hatch office No 9 Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Avenue
Dover Street
Henrietta Vorenberg
Boston
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Leopold Morse
Border Street
East
Josiah Johnson
Prince Rogers
Harvey Rogers
Orpha Putnam
John W. Locke
East Boston Company
Geofrey Morse
Simmons
Cabot
Ruggles Street
Temps Street
Coolidge Place
Investment listings from an 1887 probate sale notice
This excerpt lists numerous security holdings and shares to be distributed by executor and administrator orders on November 19 and November 23, 1887. It references banks, railroad bonds, insurance and manufacturing companies, and railway consols with various dates and amounts such as 68 shares Pemigewasset Valley Rd and 4 shares Boston Gas Light Co, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Warsaw
Pemigewasset Valley
First Ward Natl. Bank
Admx
National Hide and Leather Bank
Atlantic Natl. Bank
Boston ‘Gas Light Co
Ado Hill Mfg. Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Metropolitan Natl. Bank
Adm
City Bank
State Natl. Bank
Bluebilldo
Milton
Lancaster Mills
Saratoga Victory Mfg. Co
Lyman Mills
Continental Mills
Boston Lead Mfg. Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Adm. H
Boston & Lowell Ra
Old Colony
Boston, Concord & Mont. Rd
Columbus Day Auction at Francis Henshaw Co
Francis Henshaw and Co auctioneers lists an auction of stocks bonds and railroad issues to be held at 51 State Street with items including National City Bank Appleton Co Manufacturers Natl Bank Merchants Natl Bank and various milling and railroad shares. The notice notes trustees and executors as ordering parties with multiple lot numbers and dates in 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange Building
National City Bank
Appleton Co
National Union Bank
Nat'l Bank
Nat’ Bank
National Rockland Bank
Tremont Nat’ Bank
Merrimack Mfe
Hamilton Mfg
Lyman Mills
Lawrence Mfg
Jackson Mfg
Pepperell Mfg
Lancaster Mills
Newmarket Mfg. Co
Cheshire RR. Co. Pfad
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Society OF Natural History
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Baseball News
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League
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NEW Books
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Joel Goldthwait & Co
Washington Street
Isburgh & CO
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Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Richards & GO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hogtet & Coo
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
R. Knights & CO
Washington St
Main St
Cambridgeport
Temple
Cambridge ST
Bate
J. Hi. Swasey
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Almeria
Snow & Co., Commission Merchants and Auctioneers
North Market Street
R. L. Day & Company
Si State St
Merchants’ Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Alo
Falls & Conway
Eastern
Dixon, Peoria & Hannibal
Lake Champ
Consol
Mit
Lombard Investment Co
Titlin
Ohio
Adib
Suffolk Cordage Co
Nat'l Car’Co
Washington Insurance Co
de Cheshire RR. Co
Atchison, Top
Santa Fe
Louisville, Evans
Little Rock Junction
Fremont
Elk Horn
Missouri Valley
Omaha & South Western R.R
de Quincy R.R. Bridge Company
Cedar Rapids & Missouri
Missisquoi
St. Anthony Mining Co
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Bostem