Iceland Progress Since 1874 Festival and Trade Shifts
The article notes Iceland’s progress after its 1874 festival with new roads and broader cultivation, and two steamship lines to Scotland. It explains Iceland’s effort to shed Danish trading bondage, as Danes loaned goods against produce, leaving Icelandic families indebted. Iceland seeks to sell produce freely to Great Britain to improve finances and reduce mortgage-like debt to Denmark.
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Iceland
Fispe
Scotland
Denmark
Great Britain
Galena’s Changing Fortunes in Grant Era Trade
Grant’s old home Galena is described as lagging behind Chicago in 1850 yet maintaining solid trade in lead zinc and silver shipments of six to seven million dollars annually. The narrative notes nearby towns raising their profiles while Galena preserves a spark of enterprise especially when Grant visits.
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Grant
Galena
Chicago
Dubuque
Keokuk
Burlington
Ireland in turmoil prompts army buildup amid arrests
Affairs in Ireland grow more threatening as troops are held in readiness at local barracks. Large meetings signal escalating unrest after arrests. The War Secretary endorses Sherman’s call to raise the army to 25,000 and urges punishment for those connected to the Thornburgh and Meeker cases. Budget cuts and denunciations of asylum conditions add to a tense national mood. Services marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of Bishop Horatio Potter’s consecration in Trinity Church New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Sherman
Thornburgh
Meeker
London
Home Rule Party
Parnell
Mayo
Sligo
Indicators Signal Clearing Weather Across New England
Rising barometer and diminishing northwesterly winds steer colder, clearer weather for the region. Cautionary signals extend to Mastport and are ordered for Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk, Cape Hatteras, and Cape Lockow, with off shore cautions from Lewes to New York and at New Haven, New London, Newport, Woods Hall, Boston, Section Eight, Portland and Section Seven.
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New England
Mastport
Cape Henry
Kitty Hawk
Cape Hatteras
Cape Lockow
Lewes
New York
New Haven
New London
Newport
Woods Hall
Boston
Portland
Southern Democrats Favor Grant Not, Says Washington Analysis
In Washington on November 23, reports claim Southern Democrats have no intention to back Gen. Grant. Col. McArdle and Dr. Felton are cited as isolated voices, while the South prefers Grant’s straightforward methods. Ex-Secretary George C. Gorham defends his Republican loyalty amid California railroads influence and hints at contesting party control.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Gen. Grant
Grant
Col. McArdle
Ebbitt House
New York Tribune
Felton
Dr. Felton
Georgia
South
Democratic Party
New York
Senate
George C. Gorham
Post
Republican State Committee of California
Republican Nations Committee
Mr. Gorham
Gorham
National Committee
Republican Party
California
Congress
Vacille
Senator Eaton Sees Tariff as Key Issue for Congress
Connecticut Senator Eaton says tariff questions will occupy the next session and favors appointing a presidential commission of prominent business leaders to study abrogation of parts of the tariff system. He argues Congress should avoid its routine duties on this and focus on the commission’s report, then act. He cites New York as pivotal to Democratic success and predicts the candidate who wins New York will win New Jersey and Connecticut.
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Eaton
Connecticut
Congress
New York
New Jersey
New England
West Stockbridge Centre
Berkshire County
Mass
Alva N. Jewett
Amherst
Hancock County
Henry L. Porter
Berlin
Hartford County
Conn
James W. Eaton
Ellington
Tolland County
House Committee On Rules
House
Comptroller of Currency
Knox
John Hay
Court of Claims
Pennsylvania Avenue
Son
H. P. Baldwin
Michigan
Grant would accept if the mass of people demand it
Gen Ingalls, Grant’s confidant and quartermaster general, says Grant is the best choice for president and buried secession in the war. He adds that Grant would decline a third term unless prompted by the will of the people, and even then only if the nation desires it.
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Chicago News
Gen. Ingalls
Grant
Ile
Ute Commission
Gen. Hatch
White River
Agent Meeker
Thornburgh
Sherman
Interior Department
Hendricks Denies Denouncing Tilden in Interview
In Cincinnati on November 22 an interview claims Mr. Hendricks denied denouncing Mr. Tilden or censuring him. He stated he never denounced or censured Tilden and did not advise him on his 1876 election course.
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Cincinnati
Hendricks
Washington
Tilden
Trenton Junction Train Crash Involving Fatal Injury
A serious accident at Trenton Junction near Trenton involves Thomas Turrin and J L Pierson of Harbortown struck by a fast-line Bound Brook Railroad train. Turrin is near death. Pierson severely hurt. Both horses killed and wagon demolished.
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Trenton
N.J
Trenton Junction
Thomas Turrin
J. L. Pierson
Harbortown
Bound Brook
Turrin
Pierson
Troy
Boston
Erie Canal Navigation Impact on Grain Trade
The sudden cold snap disrupts grain trade and threatens canal shipments as cold weather may close Erie Canal navigation. For three years boats passed through until Christmas, but this year delays risk rising if continued freeze worsens.
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New York
Erie Canal
Canal
Buffalo
Troy
Cana
Remr. N
Boston Lady Wins Suit in U S Circuit Court
New York dispatch reports Miss Helen M. McDonald of Boston, inventor of a skirt hook for ladies' dresses, won her patent infringement suit in the United States Circuit Court, becoming the first woman to argue a case there. The article also notes other items including a poison lemon pie incident, steamship line talks, and various court actions and local notices.
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Boston
United States
Bishop Potier
New York
Helen M. McDonald
United States Circuit Court of
Miss McDonald
United States Circuit Court
George Wheeler
Bethel C. Wheeler
West Forty-first Street
Schinkel
Eighth Avenue
Philadelphia
Clinton G. Colgate
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
Blatchford
Canada
Commissioners of Emigration
Isoratio N. Potter
Trinity Church
Benjamin Nathan
W. B. Knapp
Taylor & Co
Samuel Webb
Samuel Wilson
Patrick Nichols
Supreme Court
John O'Connell
Nyack
Trade mark rulings and Ute hunt loom in Washington notes
Washington dispatch details Supreme Court ruling on the 1870 trade mark act and a halt on new registrations, with fees nonrefundable pending congressional action. It also notes Army views on Ute surrender efforts, Mormon emigration discouragement, and impending changes in foreign representation. Additional items cover National Board of Health funding, Brooklyn elevated railroad suits, Michigan tax claims, and assorted postal and military updates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Commissioner of Patents
Patent Office
Congress
Annual Report of War Secretary Seeks Army Growth
The War Secretary’s annual report urges raising the line to 25,000 troops excluding detachments, notes peace failed with Utes and Apaches, and cites Meeker’s massacre and Weir’s death as reasons for stern punishment of guilty Indians. It lists expenditures, appropriations, and proposed reforms including printing Confederate records, bolstering Adjutant General staff, and stricter desertion penalties. The report covers civil and military establishments, public works, rivers and harbors, and miscellaneous items plus Pacific Railroad transport data.
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Secretary of War
General of the Army
Signal Corps
Ordnance
West Point
Fort Leavenworth
Colorado
New Mexico
Agent Meeker
White River Agency
Weir
Thornburch
United States
War Department
Signal Service
National Home
Adjutant General's Department
Congress
Quartermaster’s Department
Pacific Railroads
Abuse of insane in New York asylums sparks charges
Ex-Surgeon General William A. Hammond testifies that New York state asylums are mismanaged by superintendents focused on finances and politics. He alleges barbarous restraint, seclusion in dark rooms, Uticea Cribs, brutal nurses, corporal punishment, forcible feeding without physicians, and a severe mouth injury from an apparatus used by a nurse.
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New York
William A. Hammond
Relic Translation Anniversary Held at Lowell Church
In Lowell Mass the first anniversary of translating relics of St Vere Cunda was celebrated at the Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception with high mass and a solemn vesper procession. Bishops Spalding and Ireland were present aiding the colonization project as John Boyle O'Reilly opened a fair for St Peter's Orphan Asylum. The fourteenth annual State Convention of the Young Men’s Christian Association closed here today.
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Lowell
Mass
John Boyle O’reilly
Boston
St. Peter’s Orphan Asylum
Young Men’s Christian Association
Five Larceny Convicts Whipped in Newcastle Jail Yard
In Newcastle Delaware today about two hundred people watched five men whipped in the jail yard after larceny convictions. Each man received twenty lashes. Among the condemned were Charles Lieber and Edward Gallagher both white and bail from Philadelphia.
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Newcastle
Del
Charles Lieber
Edward Gallagher
Philadelphia
Gloucester Elections Show Rival Parties Face Off
Gloucester Mass Nov 23 The city election heats up as Republicans and Democrats organize ward caucuses and mayoral delegates amid talk of Mayor Williams and rival candidates. Greenback Labor names Watson as chairman and Fuller secretary. temperance activists weigh in. Lawrence and Dover reports follow with Democratic nominations in Lawrence and Republican renominations in Dover. London Ireland unrest grows with arrests, appeals for peace, Balla and Loonamore meetings, tenant rights protests, and nationwide sympathy rallies.
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Gloucester
Mass
Greenbacker Labor Party
David Lornes Watson
Thomas H. Fuller
Lion
William Williams
Williams
Joseph Garland
Francis Proctor
Lawrence
Dover
Guppy
E. C. Kinnear
Wendell Phillips
Fire toll across towns from Farmington to Laconia
A series of fires in towns including Farmington Minnesota Manchester New Hampshire Lawrence Massachusetts Bergen Point New Jersey Wilmington North Carolina Portland Maine Winterport Maine and Howatton Maine caused major property losses. The Farmington blaze destroyed four fifths of the town's business district with eighteen buildings gone and losses near 150000 with limited insurance. Other fires damaged homes mills warehouses and factories, with insured values and casualty details varying by location.
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Minnesota
Ashbes
Maine
Manchester
St. Pau
Minn
Farmington
C. R. Griebe
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Archibald & Schirmier
Atz & Lover
Dilman’s Bank
N. H
Dearborn Sisters
Lincoln Streets
C.T. Gardner
Fred Summer
Lawrence
Mass
Navy
Washington Mills
Bergen Point
N.J
van Buskirk
Avenue E
Centreville
Wilmington
N. C
Colville & Co
Altaffer & Price
Alex Sprunt & Son
Portland
Locke’s
Grand Trunk
Fibbetts & Dearborn
H. O. Snow
Cole’s Corner
Winterport
Warner
A. R. Cheney
Sutton
A. Cressey
Cheney
Cressey
Howatton
Littleton
Campbell Brothers
Bippeford
Laconia Company
Blaines Bulldozers in Maine Governor and Council Session
Augusta Maine November 23 The Governor and Council order public notice of a December 1 to 18 session to examine official county returns and hear irregularities or other vitiating causes. The same hour as the Supreme Court mandamus hearing on delivering official returns to the Republican State Committee.
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Augusta
Council of
Maine
Supreme Bench
Secretary of State
Gove
Republican State Committee
Appleton
Monwealth
Massachusetts
Norpole
Thomas F. Connelly
Lata
Boston
Henry P. Garrity
Kernard Kelly
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKia
Esquire
Lorl M3n Elijah George
Register
Coal Operators Cut Pay and Retail Price in Columbus
In Columbus on November 22 all coal operators across the city and nearby districts Shawnee Straitsville Herking and Monday Creek agreed to cut miner pay by 25 cents per ton and set retail coal price at 3 dollars per ton. Miners had been paid 1 dollar per ton plus 25 cents and coal was selling for 3.50 per ton amid the two week strike.
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Columbus
Shawnee
Straitsville
Herking
Monday Creek
Wallingford Shot Fisher After Neighborhood Bullying Claim
Richmond Indiana November 23 Two friends Manford Wallingford and Theodore Fisher visited a concert near Middleboro Wayne County. Both intoxicated each claiming to be the neighborhood bully. Near Mount Vernon church Wallingford shot Fisher in the abdomen likely fatally.
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Richmond
Ind
Manford Wallingford
Theodore Fisher
Middleboro
Wayne County
Mount Vernon
Wallingford
Fisher
Three youths jailed for arson attempt in Wilmington
Wilmington authorities remanded William Austin Enoch Rash and Thomas Flanagan to jail without bail late this evening for an early morning arson attempt that set fire to a dwelling house. The offense is charged as capital under local law.
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Wilmington
Del
William Austin
Enoch Rash
Thomas Flanagan
Chilean Forces Capture Pisagua Amid Coastal Invasion
The report details a Chilean landing off Pisagua with 8 000 to 11 000 troops moving inland against Bolivian defenses led by Col. Granier and Gen. Buendia. Lima is placed under martial law as Beandin retreats, while Prado and Daza push toward Tarapaca to reinforce defenses.
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Pisagua
Granier
Buendia
Tara
San Bernardo
Valparaiso
Antofagasta
Arica
Beandin
Falen
Agua Santa
Pena Grande
Iquique
Santa Catalina
National Guard
Daza
Prado
Tarapaca
Duaza
Tacna
la Puerta
Gen. la Catera
D. Buenaventura Elguera
Interior
D. J. M. Quimper
D. Rafael Verlarde
D. Adolfo Quiroga
Limca
Decision in 4 Suit for Damages Against Arragon Owners
New York court finds both vessels at fault after collision on April 17 1877 between the American schooner Job M Leonard from Philadelphia to Providence and the British steamship Arragon from New York to Bristol Bay. Libellants to recover half damages and costs with reference to compute.
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New York
Job M. Leonard
Fall River
Mass
Arragon
Choate
United States District Court
Philadelphia
Providence
R. T
Bristol, Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Long Island
Sandy Hook
Baltimore steamer disabled as waves sweep cattle overboard
The British steamship Baltimore from Baltimore to London was struck by a sea in the Gulf Stream. It swept away cattle pens, killed Captain Bowle and injured First Officer Mitchell. About ninety cattle died or were crippled. the ship remained afloat and turned back to port.
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Baltimore
London
Mitchell
Bowle
Burglars Nabbed in Burrago Three Suspects Held
Three young burglars from the East were arrested in Burrago New York on November 22. Luggage contained a well equipped burglar kit and jewelry, some broken. Among pieces were the cap of a gold watch to be identified as well as napkin rings marked Meggie. Suspects likely used fictitious names and may be connected to recent Rochester and Geneva burglaries.
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Burrago
N. Y
East
Johann Doylemaker
Meggie
Rochester
Geneva
Bank cashier absconds with funds in New Jersey probe
New York reports that a Somerville Somerset County Bank investigation reveals the bank surplus of 43000 and half its 100000 capital have been obstructed by Cashier Trech who has fled to parts unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Sun
Somerset County Bank
Somerville
N. J
Trech
Mail carrier J G Baugh Arrested In Mail Robbery Case
Special Agent Henderson arrested J G Baugh a colored mail carrier in Richmond Virginia on a mail robbery charge. He was entrapped by a decoy letter and five marked one dollar bills were found on a white mail carrier named Hall whom Baugh had just given the bills in change. Baugh posted bail of 1500 by his mother.
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Richmond
Henderson
J. G. Baugh
Hall
Baugh
Yale Overcomes Columbia In Hoboken Gridiron Duel
In Hoboken yesterday Yale defeated Columbia by two goals and three touchdowns to nothing. Several Yale players were injured including Eaton with a displaced knee likely sidelining him for the championship clash with Princeton on Thursday.
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New York
Yale
Columbia
Hoboken
Eaton
Kinceton
Boston Colonel funds Norwich pupils and limited free tuition
Col. Charles H. Lewis of Boston provides funds covering the expenses of twenty eight Norwich University pupils. Principal Curtis offers free tuition to two young men from each county in the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lewis
Boston
Norwich University of Northfield
Curtis
Mining stocks close prices list in San Francisco
The San Francisco market reports the closing prices for numerous mining shares led by Alpha and Justice with varied quotes. Key names include Leviathga, Argenta 29-33, Leeds se0, Belcher 344, Lady Washington 27-32, May Belle 10, Northern Belle, North Bonanza of California, Crown Point 3, Sierra Nevada, Eureka Consolidated 175, Grand Prize 1%, Syndicate 3, and Yellow Jackets 1%.
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Justice
Alta
Leviathga
Argenta
Leeds
Betcher
Lady Washington
Est
Belcher
Cocuses
Martin White
Bowie
Mammoth
McClinton
May Belle
Northern
Belle Belle Isle
Gechtel
Boston Bulwer
Belvidere
California
North Belle Isle
Virginia
Crown Point
Ophbir
Consolidated Pacific
Caledonia
Ducley
Raymond & ‘Kl
Eureka Consolidated
Savaze
Excheaner
Sierra Nevada
Goula & Curry
South Bulwer
Giant & Old Abe
Liver Hill
Goodshaw
Tioga
Hale & Norero
Lip Top
Hillside
Unon Consolidated
Baty Tmperih
Wales
Pias Apes
Stak Juli Consolidated
al Yellow Jacketsees
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John IL
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Henry C. Bird & Co
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Charles C. Warren
Hatch & Co
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R. L. Day & Co
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Boots
Rhodes & Co
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J.C. McCurdy & Co
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Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
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F. G. Wolbert
Philad
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Paris
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MR. Tilden
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Dover, N
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Hood
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Rond Street
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Andrew Wheeler
Thomas Clyde
WM. G. Boulton
Edward Darlington
Edward L. Pourcade
Jacob Riegel
Thomas PF. Stotesbury
Wendy Davis
James ©. Wand
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Joan D. Taylor
George W. Bernadot
WM. G. Houston
H. Prank Robinson
Joel J. Bailey
Sacur PB. Jones
James B. M'Farland
Spencer M'Ilvaine
Joan H. Michener
A. S. BeRcen
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D. T. Morgan
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Henry Sylburn
Henry Ball
Aos't
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Federal
Mark Twain
W. H. Thompson & Co
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Messie
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Charles Reade
Segins
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Troubadours
BROOK
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Gaiety Theatre
J. Wentworth
Alvin Tossirsin
Family Theatre OF
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Business Directory
Colley C. Percival
Piper
Henry A
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S. Doane & Greenough
Gay
Aaron R. & CO
Popd
Horace
Niles
Pettingill
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Hastings
Wadsworth Bros & H
Wash
Walker, A.A., &O
Washington St
BIRD
Henry C
Tremont St
Hatch, Samuel
Congress St
Barris, H. & CO
Harkarkis, Cyrus L. & CO
Central
Summer Street
Post Office Square
Howe, Albert & CO
Market St
Brighton
Dev. Street
Knights
Old State House
Kennedy
T. C
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MacDonald, Jerome
School St
Osgood
F. C
Sullivan Bros. & Libbil
Kencon St
Bankers
Attwood Gilb’t & CO
Foote & French
Congress Street
Parker & Stachpole
Devonshire, Pech
F. H
Exchange Place
Beddinc, Feathers, &c. Wheeler, A.W. & CO
Hanover
Book Publishers
Clarke, W. B
Houghton, Osgood & CO
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St. Lep & Shepard
Franklin St
Lattle, Brown & CO
Batcheller
Blanchard, Fuller & CO
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Boyd, J. & CO
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Curtis, N & CO
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Jarvis Furnace CO
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Houghton, A.J. & CO
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Koessle
John
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Fairbanks
Moses & CO
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Spiedel
Huckins
Dobson, J. & J
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St. Lovejoy & CO
Torrey, Bright & Capen
WM. Bond & Son
Burnett, Jos. & CO
F.M. Holmes Fur. CO
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J. B
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Sys
William H. Niles
Newbury Street
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Thomas Grimes
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