Field and Sage protest Massachusetts bond sale in Boston
Cyrus W Field and Russell Sage arrived in Boston to protest Governor Robinson and the council's sale of New York and New England second mortgage bonds to Higginson's syndicate. They claim their firm held substantial stock in the railroad and urged a fair bid process, accusing officials of undervaluing the bonds and demanding conditions on preferred stock subscriptions. They filed a formal protest and pledged further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnken
Robinson
Executive Council
New York
OF Or
Kingebury
Waterbury
Messrs. Field
Sage
Sir
Field
Boston
Mr. Field
Massachusetts
Koyle
Maine
Ingconnell
New York and New Wayland Railroad Company
Francis L
Higginson
Rosd
Beewstterr
Conn & Es Tanroos
Vongeess Street
Hion
Daniel A. Glesson
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
New England
Signea
Rewster
Cobh & Estabrook
Otter
Dinvernor
Gleason
Messrs
Sydney Bartlett
J. Lewis Stackpole
Mesera
Cyrus W.field
Russell Sage
New York and New England Railroad Company
Commonwealth
Messrs. Field and Sage Ar
New Y and New England Railroad Company
Brewster, Cons & Estanoux
New Haven
Hartford
Five wills proved and five administrations granted at Salem court
At Newburyport yesterday Judge Choate oversaw five wills proved and five administrations granted. Inventories filed include Dave C. Haskell Rockport $77116 Aura Saltonstall Haverhill $10051 79 Sarah Boyd Bradford $8010 67 Joseph Kimnerson Andover $47361 37 Caroline Stearns Salem $30767 45 Samuel Adama Hamilton $10145 Isaac Hardy Peabody $10327 93 Jona Carlton Salem $4328 David Woodwell Newburyport $12453 04. Salem Water Board responds to compensating reservoir on Gallows Hill. Board doubts half million reservoir feasible and cites independent water supply if Beverly withdraws. Ingalls and Whipple held $1000 each for grand jury in ox and heifer theft from Ipswich resident Joseph Norton. Common Council routes transfer of schoolhouses to school committee and approves $1500 Lynn Street extension. Auditor position creation approved at $900 salary. Water board communication on Gallows Hill reservoir received.
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Kesex County
Newburyport
Choate
Dave C. Haskell
Rockport
Aura
Saltonstall
Haverhill
Sarah ©. Boyd
Bradford
Joseph Kimnerson
Andover
Caroline Stearns
Salem
Samuel Adama
Hamilton
Isaac Hardy
Peabody
Jona Carlton
David ‘I. Woodwell
Common Council
Salem Water Board
Gatlows Hill
Beverly
Edward
Ingalls
Oliver Whipple
Joseph Norton
Ipswich
Lynn Street
Gallows Hill
Stray Shoe Dispute Prompted Labor Action in Haverhill
In Haverhill Massachusetts on November 23 a shoe factory dismissed a worker at Twombly and Rollan's. The Knights of Labor committee ordered all shoemaking department employees out of work this forenoon over a shoe thrown across the room. The issue is expected to be settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Masa
Twombly & Rollean
Knights of Labor Committee
White's Case: Bond Issue Not Resolved in Woburn Court
In Woburn yesterday morning the proposed new bond for F. L. White did not come to a decision. Mr. Mullen chose not to withdraw, with trial to resume tomorrow in Woburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. White
Woburn
Not Guilty Verdict in East Cambridge Case
In the Superior Court at East Cambridge yesterday Joseph E Wall of Cambridge, complained of by the Law and Order League through its agents and spotters, was found not guilty by a jury that returned a verdict without leaving their ecals. No well regulated household should be without a bottle of Angostura Bitters, the world renowned invig orator. Beware of counterfeits. Ask your grocer or druggist for the genuine article manufactured by Dr J G B Siegert sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
Joseph E. Wall
Cambridge
Law and Order League
J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Indications for New England Weather Update
Indications from Wasminetox at 1 a.m. November 23 show local rains or snow, cloudy skies, slightly cooler conditions in the south, stationary temperatures in the north, and northerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasminetox
New England
Belief He Will Be Deputy Collector For Boston Area
The article notes strong talk that Thomas Flatley will be appointed deputy collector under Saltonstall, with uncertainty over whether he would be sole deputy or paired with Preston. It outlines Flatley’s background, ties to the Democratic state committee, and his education in Ireland and the United States, plus his work in law and teaching. It also covers Boston and Gloucester party conventions and nominations, including expected renomination of Mayor O'Brien and details on Gloucester and Fall River caucuses and officers.
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Saltonstall
Customhouse
Custom House
Thomas Flatley
Mr. Flatley
Preston
Was & Matler
Post
Flatley
P. J. Flatley
Democratic State Committee
Collins
Peter Butler
A. Collins
Ireland
Queen's University
Georgetown
D. c
General Grant
Woodstock
Flettey
Ord Dia
Worcester College
Hum
Europe
America
Washington
Ewing
Vincent
Senator Carpenter
Boston
Malden
Land Leagues
Chapel Hall
O'Brien
Ezraj, Trull
Charlestown
O’brien
Nho
Dore
Boardman Hall
East
W. A. Dunn
West End
Gloucester
Babson
George M. Wonson
Lemuel P
Benjamin F. Nickerson
Jethro Wordell
Hoeth
Morton Prince
Veriion
Black
Roeth
Prince
John R. Whiteley
London
John B. Speed
New York
Fast Kensington
Whiteley
White House
Ile
United States
Whiseley
General Walker on Value and Demand in Political Economy
General Walker of the Institute of Technology spoke before the Young Men's Christian Association on values in political economy. He argued that value rests on supply and demand, with usefulness and limitation affecting worth. labor influences supply except in monopoly where reproduction is impossible. The next lecture will cover Production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Walker
Institute of Technology
Young Men’s Christian Association
Henry C. Carey
Philadelphia
Obsequies of Rev J B A Conroy at Basilica Tremont
The obsequies of the late Rev J B A Conroy were held yesterday morning at the Roman Catholic Basilica on Tremont street with a high mass of requiem. Rev Father Welsh celebrated and Rev Father Delargy delivered the panegyric. Interment followed at Calvary cemetery. Conroy, born in the city, was educated at St Marys and Boston College, then St Francis Ecclesiastical Seminary Milwaukee. Ordained six years ago by Archbishop Heiss of La Crosse and served at Exu Claire Wisconsin, Ettrick, and most recently Delona with a mission at Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. A. Conroy
Tremont Street
Father Welsh
Father Delargy
Calvary Cemetery
Father Conroy
St. Mary’s School
Bank Defrauding Case Indicts Warner Ward and Work
New York Nov 23 William S Warner Ferdinand Ward and J Henry Work were indicted by the U S grand jury for conspiring to defraud creditors and stockholders of the Marine National Bank. Warrants issued for Warner and Work and the district attorney said arrests would await surrender tomorrow with indictments not released to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William S. Warner
Ferdinand Ward
J. Henry Work
United States Grand Jury
Marine National Bank
Warner
Work
United States
Funeral for John E. Wetherbee Held at Local Church
The funeral for the late John E. Wetherbee was held yesterday at noon from the Church of [name obscured]. The service likely included funeral rites and interment arrangements, with mourners in attendance paying respects to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Wetherbes
President Cleveland to Install Beach in New York Post
Special dispatch from Washington reports William A. Beach named internal revenue collector for the twenty first district of New York. The removal of James Armstrong signals the administration policy toward New York politicians and hints at shifts within party lines and reform leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
William A. Beach
Internal Revenue
Twenty-First District
New York
Beach
James Armstrong
Conkling
Lord Roscoe
New York State
Armstrong
Arthur
Blaine
Cleveland
Reception to Mme Durand Greville at Tremont House
A large informal reception was held at Tremont House in honor of Mme Durand Greville Henry Greville and her husband. Nearly two hundred prominent guests attended including Oliver Wendell Holmes Thomas Higginson Theodore Lyman Agassiz and several notable social and professional leaders. The event featured bright floral decor and continuous conversation from early evening hours with many Boston notables listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Durand Greville
Henry Greville
Tremont House
Horatio Greenough
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Thomas W. Higginson
Gould
Theodore Lyman
Agassiz
John L. Gardner
Porter
M. Oudinot
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Horsford
Frederick R. Sears
Fort
Panic in Oil Causes Sharp Five Day Slide in Prices
In New York on November 27 a panic hit the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum exchange as pipeline certificates fell over 10 cents. Prices opened at 99 1 4, dropped to 89 1 2, then rallied to 91 2 2 before closing heavy at 90 1 4 bid. Reported daily sales reached 27,240,000 barrels with no clear field news or specific trigger beyond late last week market sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Death by own action? Illness claims Kirtland House cook
Mathew Maloney of the Kirtland House died after a Friday illness and an autopsy found arsenic in his stomach, confirming death by his own act. George A. Decatur lost eighty dollars, dropped on the street, was recovered after a passerby returned it to the police. The Abbie Colbath abuse examination at the Children's Home continued with defense testimony but no ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Maloney
Kirtland House
George A. Decatur
John B. Clark
Decatur
Abbie Colbath
Tragedy in a Jersey City tenement ends in wrecked lives
In Jersey City on November 23, William Steeger ordered to vacate by tomorrow. His wife Louise, distressed by unpaid rent, leapt from a fourth story window with her eight‑month‑old child dead at once and her injuries likely fatal. The father, upon returning home, attacked himself with a carving knife but was disarmed and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jursey City
William Steeger
Louise
Iaas
Boudreau seeks damages after alleged false arrest
Homidas Boudreau of St Johns Quebec sues Emerson Eddy and Co of Boston for 10000 damages claiming arrest on forged Grand Trunk bills of lading and misidentification by the bank manager. An aside advertises G O Taylors Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies in bottles from druggists and grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Homidas Boudreau
St. Johns
Que
Emerson, Eddy & Co
Boston
Grand Trunk
Boudresu
G. O. Taylor
Blaze at Beachmont destroys cottage on Deer Island
A morning telephone report from Deer Island at 2:50 announces a fire destroying a Beachmont summer cottage before Revere firemen could reach it. The owner’s name was not learned. Estabrook and Eaton received fine Havana cigars just ahead of Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Island
Beachmont
Revere
Estabrook & Eaton
Monument Unveiling for Irish Patriot John Edward Kelly
A Boston ceremony at Mount Hope cemetery unveiled a ten foot granite monument modeled after a Druidic tower to honor Irish patriot John Edward Kelly. Speakers, including John Boyle O'Reilly, lauded Kelly's courage and sacrifice in the 1867 Kilcloney Wood uprising, and recalled his exile to Western Australia. The address linked Kelly and other Irish rebels to liberty and justice, urging enduring devotion to Ireland and its freedom, with the crowd dispersing after reflection on his martyrdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Ireland
Mount Hope Cemetery
John Edward Kelly
Ireland
Kinsale
Boston
Kilclooney Wood
West Australia
James Toy
Thomas Flatley
Flatley
John Boyle O'Reilly
Emerson
Barrere
Reign of Terror
Hecate
Tree of Liberty
Ife
Ruskin
Kilclooney
Peter O'Neill Crowley
Bana
England
Free Land
Canada
Louis Riel
House of G
America
Edward Kelly
Robert Emmet
Wolfe Tone
Lord Edward Fitzgerald
John Mitchel
Smith O’ Brien
Vonn Startin
Charles Stewart Parnell
John O'Leary
Dante
Hell
Gifford on Downs A Boston Baptist Churchrow note
A Warren Street pastor says a Boston Baptist meeting did not take definite action on W W Downs accusations. He criticizes the haste to close Bowdoin Square Church doors, doubts Downs’s guilt, and notes Baptist polity allows a church to dismiss a pastor. He added that no calls had been exchanged among clergymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Gifford
Warren Street Baptist Church
Claremont Park
Boston
W. W. Downs
Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
Gifford
Downs
Mr Downs
Wage Workers and the Knights of Labor Rise in Rhode Island
A. A. Carlton cites Knights of Labor growth, with 300 percent regional gains near Providence and Pawtucket, noting more assemblies and a shift toward arbitration to avoid strikes. He discusses eight hour and weekly pay goals, organizational reach from Canada to Europe, and key Massachusetts leaders shaping the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Knights of Labor
A. A. Carlton
Rhode Island
Providence
Pawtucket
Valley Falls
Blackstone
Pope
Fawtucket
Knights of Labor
Anyassembly
Rin Megard
Brookton
Brockton
Lynn
Tlow
Aise
Lowell
Cunliff Confession Rumors Hot Water Town Case Remain Unsolved
Rumors circulated that Frazier Cunliff, once jailed for burglary, confessed to the 1883 Carlton murder in Watertown, prompting police in Watertown Cambridge and New York to seek details. Officials deny telegrams or confirmations, saying Cunliff shows no signs of remorse and the Carlton case stays a mystery. Carlton was reportedly in France.
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Frazier Cunliff
Etta G. Carlton
Watertown
Sing Sing
New York
Howard
Cambridge
Oficer Howard
Wade
Carlton
Inspector Byrne
Becsuss Cunliff
Byrne
Cunliff
France
Traps for Gentiles and Mormon Agents Exposed in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City reports claim Deputy Marshal Vandercook faced a habeas corpus challenge over an alleged invalid arrest ordinance. The case centers on alleged Mormon Church agents using spies and paid courtesans to entrap Gentiles and federal officials, with contracts paying up to 1000 for each entrapment. Two additional arrests occurred as proceedings paused for the court decision.
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Salt Lake
Rio Grande Fire Rears Alarm as Galveston Cargo Reaches Key West
Several brief items report the steamer Rio Grande arriving from Galveston at Key West with cotton on fire. Other items note ex mayor Bowman of East St. Louis buried, alumni gathering at Williams College in New York, and various legal actions including Sadie Guilboyle case, John Marterlor fraud ruling, and Nesta injunctions against the New York Central Railroad. The piece closes with a medical ad for Salvation Oil promising neuralgia relief.
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Rio Grande
Galveston
Key West
Fla
Bowman
East St. Louis
Williams College
New York
Saattee Carter
William Peck
Sadie Guilboyle
P. M. L. Sheppard
New York Central Railroad Company
Florida
John M. Marterlor
Vernon Banker
Justice Dykeman
White Plains
N. Y
East Sixty Fourth Street
Henry Kohal
Cigir
American Iron and Steel Association
National Cattle and A Horse Growers’ Association
St. Louis
Hunter
England
Louis Marshall
West Shore Road
Fault of His Favorites in Birmingham Contest Amid War News
London reports a mixed scene from the seat of war with Prince Alexander repelling Servian and Shamadin forces, while Belgrade fears Servian defeat. In Birmingham the Bright Churchill contest draws intense private interest as Duchess of Marlborough and Lady Churchill muster 300 house-to-house supporters. Also brief notes on the Porte, a missing steamer boat, and political telegraphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexander
Ranomir
Drinas
Danube
Dregoman
Milan
Belgrade
Primrose Dames
Birmingham
Mr. Bright
Lord Randolph Churchill
Duchess of Marlborough
Lady Churchill
Premiose Dumes
Lord Randolph
Central Ladies’ Committee
Porte
Bulgari
Rockhaven
Sofia
Whidden
Tobin
Araglin
County Cork
Farnell
Liverpool
Chelsea City Council Debates Library Gift and Schoolhouse Repairs
Chelsea council discusses Eustace C. Fitz gift of a Broadway Marlborough corner property for a public library bringing the estate and $13,000 improvements to a $25,000 total ready for occupancy. Committees report on Second Street schoolhouse overdrawn funds and bids for repairs by day labor, with an approved transfer of $500 from tuition to school care. The body adjourns to December 1.
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Chelsea
Eustace C. Fitz
Broadway
Marlborough Street
Lim
French and
Stone
Second Street
Murfey
Lord
Samuel Marshall & Co
George L. Eldredge
C. Haskell
Webster, Dickson & Co
Dobp Ford
Freoch
Committee On Finance
Businessman Nicholas Stapleton Dies at City Point
Nicholas Stapleton senior partner of Stapleton and Denning died at his City Point residence on Saturday morning November 21. Born in Navan Meath he came to America ten years ago and joined Thomas Campbell before forming a firm with John Denning. Their firms expanded through several street corners and invested 25 009 to fit their final Broadway and B Street site. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Gate of Heaven Holl. George C Woodruff of Litchfield Conn died Saturday November 21 at age 50. Yale graduate 1825 he held state offices and served in Congress. father of George M Woodruff, now Connecticut railroad commissioners chair.
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Nicholas Stapleton
Boston
Stapleton & Denning
City Point
Mr. Stapleton
Navan
County Meath
Thomas Campbell
Broadway
John Denning
A Street
Sixth Streets
Fourth
B Street
Perinsula
Gate of Heaven Church
Holl
George C. Woodruff
Litchield
Conn
Saturcey
Yale College
Connecticut
George M. Woodfull
Board of Connecticut Railroad Commissioners
Police officer and watchman arrested in Manchester assault
In Manchester New Hampshire on November 23 Officer George W Goodwin and E G Woodmas were arrested for assault on William and James Moss. They must post 10090 bail for the March Supreme Court term. Public sentiment splits over others involved as one complainant was severely wounded by the dog. Mayor Searis ordered an investigation, which the arrests may end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
George W. Goodwin
E. G.woodmas
Corporation
William
James Moss
Supreme Court
Omcer Woodsman
D Og
Searis
Cold Weather Thaw Delays Matcy Claims by Players
The report on a planned match between DP A Driscoll and John Meagher is dismissed as inaccurate. Driscoll says future weather will be too inclement for outdoor racing and prefers not to wait in a hall for money, offering to walk instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor
DP. A. Driscoll
John Meagher
Lynn
Lawrence
Not Guilty Verdicts in Middlesex Court Liquor Cases
In Middlesex Superior Criminal Court yesterday Judge Lacon presided. Joseph E. Wall of Cambridge faced liquor nuisance charges and was found not guilty. Henry C. Hall of Waltham was acquitted of selling liquor on the Lord's day. Daniel Shields of Malden was fined 3100 and costs for liquor nuisance. Charles Wiggin of Cambridge was fined the same amount on a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Lacon
Joseph E. Wall
Cambridge
Henry C. Hall
Waltham
Daniel Shields
Malden
Charles Wiggin
Bouts at Boston and Harvard discourse clash
New Orleans Picayune notes President Eliot of Harvard will read a paper on Religion in College before the New York Nineteenth Century Club, a topic tied to another college. Chicago Herald reports Canon Farrar’s Dante lectures drew sharp Boston criticism, highlighting tensions between learned men and local savants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleana Picayune
Eliot
Harvard
New York
Chicago Herald
Canon Farrar
Dante
Boston
New Yorkers
Bostonese
Evangelical Alliance
James M. King
East Boston Man Reports Assault and Robbery
Harry Barker of East Boston says two men assaulted him near the corner of Wadaworth and Saratoga streets around midnight Saturday, and stole his hunting case silver watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Barker
Wadaworth
Saratoga Streets
Boston
Jottings About The Cipy In Boston News Brief
The notice lists antiques and prices from John H Pray Sons Co at 558 Washington Street. It records the funeral of Clarence K McKenzie, a charter member of Boston Lodge of Elks, at Church of the Advent with burial at Woodlawn. It mentions Hyde School House dedication and other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washton Street
Clarence K. McKenzie
Boston Lodge of Elks
Church of the Advent
Woodlawn
Hyde
Hammond Street
George B. Hyde
School Board
Feathers for sale in new department opens shop
Market notes offer Western end Steam Kila Dried mixed goose and sea fowl feathers. Prices range from 25c to 80c per pound with lots 1 through 6 listed. A new department is opened for feather sales led by a young lady to ensure customers receive what they buy.
Special Bargain Marble Top Chamber Suit Sale
Bargain listing offers a 10 piece marble top black walnut chamber suit at reduced price with terms of 10 dollars down on one hundred and 60 per month and 5 down on fifty with five dollar monthly payments. Also promotes a solid ash chamber suit for similar terms and value, emphasizing first class condition and worth.
Prominent Stove Names Featured in New England Sale
The First National lists high end stoves including The Octagon Groveland Solace Comfort Losssum Bud Peninsula Nation Frankfort Banner of the World among many others. Prices range from $4.00 to $35. Cash or on special terms with State note plans. Delivery free to any depot in New England.
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New England
First National
Groveland
THE
Solace
Comfort
Nation
Frankfort
Banner OF the World
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Khode Island
Connecticut
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Eteld and Sage
Charles P. Clark
Conneil
London Miles
David Doodley Field
John F. Dillon
Clark
Ph. Packerd
Manufacturers’ Association
F. W. Packard
Packard
Vackard
Prospect Hill
Joint Board OF Arbitration
Churchill & Alden
McDunn
Aca P. Potter
Potter Lovell & Co
Jonas Ji
French
Mr. Higginson
J. L. White
Osszkver’s
Crvics
Sicnat Service
U. S. Aes
M. P
Caswell, Massey & Co
Wahrner
John E. Wetherbee
West Newton Street
Boston Law School
W. F. Warren
Law School
Edward H. Burnett
Z. W. Bartlett
Charles T. Gallagher
W. W. Dwyer
Thomas Riley
Frank W. Pendergast
Suffolk Bar
Weber Quartet
Howard M. Dow
M. J. Savege
Dr. Hoeth
Horace P. Gage
Thornton's Ferry
N.hh
Bartlett Topp
Yankton
Supreme Court of Dakota
Manning
H. N. Gassaway
Internal Revenue and Mercantile Marine Divisions
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Sidney
Emmet
Jeffreys
Norbury
William Allen
Larkin
Maguire
O’ Meagher Condon
Brett
Allen
Shaw
O’ Brien
Borgland
Mensure
Baptist Committee
Dominion
Atlantic
Scotland
Belgium
Texas
California
New Jersey
Jay Gould
Order
Essex County
Feabody
F. K. Foster
Haverhill Laborer
Charles H. Litchman
Marblehead
George E. McNeill
Labor Bureau
Canonesbury
General Assembly
General Omiers and
Representa
Benefit Insurance Association
Board of Officers
General Assembly of the Order
Ont
Workman
T. V. Powderly
Scranton
Penn
Richard Griffiths
Chicago
Ill
Fred Turner
G. Caville
Brooklyn
H. G. McGaw
Pittsburg
Cunliff’s
Salvation Oil
Prige
Midelesea Superion Court
George R. Hichborn & Co
Suffolk Glass Works
Lowland Street
Thomas Kemp
Webster Hall
Roxbury
Nathaniel J. Beadlee
Bradlee
Estabrook & Eaton's
Acre
Fh. A. Atkinson & CO
Bostov
McClellan
Herument Hund
Portland
B. A. Atkinson & CO
Nassau Hall
Washington St
Corner Common
Brussels
Bocas Atkinson ,Co., Corner Common and
Washington Sts
Poston
A. Atkinson & Clo
Ouver Common
Sis
Old Colony
Innwood
NW Byron
OUR Choice
VIOLA
Kirby
UNION
Nassau
War
A. Atkinson & GU
A. Atkinson & CO
Bal Atkinson & CY
Common St
Boston, Mass
Iittle
John C. Paige
Imperial Fire Insurance Company of
Old and Strong Company
New York City
Ofice
Paige
Wilby Street
Imperial
Fauige
Lyla
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