Grant weighs Nicaragua Canal role over 1880 bid
Gen Grant entertains offers from multiple presidents linked to his name and plans to decide next month whether to lead the Nicaragua Canal Company. A presidential run in 1880 seems unlikely if he accepts the canal post, though he may defer until returning from his Mexican and West Indian expedition in spring. He may tour Nicaragua to evaluate feasibility before committing.
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Grant
Nicaragua Canal Company
United States
Nicaragua
Toombs Labeled Neighbors as Rebels and Cowards
The speaker brands Toombs as an anaek and cowardly Northern Democrat. He accuses Toombs of aligning with opponents of the Democratic party in the Senate and claims he never showed Democratic loyalty. The charge contrasts Toombs with Foote of Mississippi and describes him as a bombastic officeholder driven by swagger.
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Toombs
Senate
Foote
Mississippi
Citizens Meeting Endorses Mr Prince At Horticultural Hall
A Citizens gathering at Horticultural Hall drew leading figures from both parties. Their work remained unfinished but they endorsed Mr Prince, a move seen as strengthening his campaign. The Citizens plan to finalize their ticket at a later date.
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Horticultural Hall
Prince
Not Wicked But Indian of Col Pulsifer
The remark questions Col. kh. M. Pulsifer by noting he acts against scripture, which says a man is not without honor except in his country, implying tarnished reputation locally.
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Col
Kh. M. Pulsifer
Steamer Waubune Missing After Saturday Gale
The Steamer Waubune of the Georgian Bay line left Collingwood Ont last Saturday and has not been heard from since. It is feared she foundered in the Saturday Sunday gale. Seventeen crew, thirteen passengers and cargo were aboard, with excitement in Collingwood where many crew and passengers are locals.
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Waubune
Georgian Bay Transportation Line
Collingwood
Ont
Tax effects of tobacco duty and revenue measures discussed
Commissioner notes that reducing tobacco taxes would cut revenue by about 9 million dollars annually, with four months of the current year showing a 2.34 million drop and a projected over seven million yearly decline. Despite rising general prosperity, consumers did not gain price relief. The report covers production, imports, and export movements, total tobacco revenue, and costs of collection plus enforcement outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Internal Revenue
Congress
Franco interview links French capital to Nicaraguan canal bid
M De Franco asserts 30 million dollars of French capital will fund a Nicaraguan canal project with General Grant as president of the proposed corporation once enough money is raised. He says 20 million will come from the U S and the rest abroad, with Cyrus W Field and associates backing the venture. The Naval Hospital in Chelsea.
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M. de Franco
Gen. Grant
Grant
de Franco
Cyrus W. Field
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Internal Revenue report predicts taxes near one hundred fifteen million
Washington reports the Commissioner of Internal Revenue forecasts the current fiscal year will yield about 115 million in receipts. Over the past three years 3,117 illicit distilleries were seized, with 6,362 arrests and 27 officers killed or 48 wounded. calls for persistent, armed enforcement and a 100,000 deficiency appropriation.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States
Ohio
Illinois
Texas
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington
Eea Raum
Census report backs law with two minor changes urged
Francis A. Walker, Superintendent of Census, says the latest census law works well and proposes two small edits. He suggests extending franking to Communications to the Census office and removing the question on public debt folders from the population schedule. He also weighs the cost of copying returns at 130 000 dollars for disaster insurance. The decision rests with the department. 42 MASSACHUSETTS CASE DECIDED BY THE SUPREME COURT. United States vs Curtis and Foster. government claims against Holman amounting to 3 320 dollars with interest. Supreme Court affirms lower court. The Court of Claims meets in new Freedman's Bank building rooms. historic summary of court since 1855.
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Washington
Francis A. Walker
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
United States
James Q. Curtis
Joshua T. Foster
Robert Holman
Holman
Circuit
Thomas Talbot
Court of Claims
Freedman’s Bank
Richardson
Capitol
Arrest of Butler Bank Officers for Fraud and Perjury
New York reports the arrest of the First National Bank of Butler Pennsylvania president cashier and all directors by the Treasury Solicitor for false statements frauds and perjury. Named are Chas McCandless ex Supreme Judge of Arizona A H Riddle county district attorney Thos Robinson state legislator John McGreer state senator and merchants Stein Duffy and Stehley. The arrests stirred strong local excitement.
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First National Bank of
Butler, Pa
Treasury Department
New Yorks
First National Bank
Butler
Solicitor of the Treasury
Chas. McCandless
Supreme Judge of
Arizona
A. H. Riddle
Thos, Robinson
John McGreer
Messrs. Stein, Duffy and
Stehley
Oppressed Ireland Voices and Sligo Trials Stir Dublin Times
Reports from LonDon dateline recount unrest in western Ireland with Parnell urging perseverance in Mayo and Sligo. Davitt examined in Sligo court as soldiers and police gird counties for elections amid rising tensions and rioting fears.
English Colliers Demand Wage Increase in Lancashire and Cheshire
News from London dated November 25 reports collier groups in Lancashire and Cheshire demanding a 10 percent wage rise and sliding scale wages. The North Staffordshire colliers pursue a similar increase while iron masters in Lancashire and Ayrshire rescind a six penny wage advance. The Figaro proprietor received a three month jail term and £100 fine over published lunacy law statements. The new Italian cabinet is formed with Cairoli as premier and Depretis interior minister. Cardinal Nino signals Vatican stance on Belgian education law. Lord Penzance plans to jail Rev. Mackonochie for contempt over tearing down a court order at his church. The Danish king and queen will visit Berlin en route to Copenhagen, with possible political implications.
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London
Lancanshire
Cheshire
North Staffordshire
Lancashire
Ayrshire
London Figaro
William
Nino
Rome
Brussels
Vatican
Lord Penzance
Court of Arches
Alexander Mackonochie
Signor Cairoli
Depretis
Interior
Magliani
Villa
Gen. Bonell
Admiral Acton
The
Marine
le Nord
St. Petersburg
Prince D’oubiil
Berlin
Bismarck
Wreck Report Of Geor gian Bay Steamer Waubuno
A midday telegram from Midland said the Waubuno and Maganatawan were missing after a gale near Moose Point on Georgian Bay. Maganatawan later reached port safe, but Waubuno crews and 17 men plus 13 passengers and cargo are feared lost. Wrecking tugs were sent from Collingwood and Parry Sound.
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Collingwood
Ont
Midland
Moose Point
Georgian Bay
Parry Sound
Waubuno
Georgian Bay Transportation Line
Maganatawan
Christian Island
Directors elected as New York Lake Erie and Western votes
The annual director election for the New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company was held today. Polls opened at noon and closed about 2 PM with Inspectors Curtis, Spencer, and James H. Fay presiding. New directors include Thomas Dickson Harrison Durkee and W L Strong among others. A separate ruling upholds the Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western Railroad crossing rights at Hoosic Junction and Hoosic Corners. In Kansas, Union Pacific’s Central branch track lay to Kirkwood with about 1,000 spectators at the depot as the first engine arrived.
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New York
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Curtis, Spencer
James H. Fay
Theron R. Butler
Charles Dana
Thomas Dickson
New
Harrison Durkee
J.J. Goodwin
R. Suydam Grant
Solomon
Guthrie
Hugh J. Jewett
J. Taylor Johnston
James R. Keene
Edwin D. Morgan
Courtlandt Parker
J. Fred Pierson
Homer Ramsgell
H. G. Stebbins
W. L. Strong
J. Lowther Welch
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Court of Appeals
State of New York
Albany
Boston
Hoosac Tunnel
Western Railroad
Troy and
Hoosic Junction
Hoosic Corners
Hoosic Falls
New Road
Union Pacific Railroad
Kirkwin
Kan
Central Branch
Tollner escapes during Moody murder trial in Bloomington
In Bloomington, Indiana, David Tollner, on trial for the murder of Thomas Moody, escaped from the deputy sheriff after the jury retired to consider a verdict. Tollner left the boarding house with the deputy at the front door, and vanished through a back exit, prompting a search as the trial progressed.
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Cincinnati
the Gazette
Bloomington
Ind
David Tollner
Thomas Moody
Tollwer
Gloucester Caucus Picks Ward One Officials and Ward Two Member
In Gloucester Massachusetts on November 25 at Republican ward caucuses, Ward One selected Alderman Addison Wousen and councilmen David I. Robinson William B. Wonson and Thomas Renton. Ward Two chose Alderman William ...
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Gloucester
Mass
Addison Wousen
David I. Robinson
William 8. Wonson
Thomas Renton
Sensation at Hayden case after arsenic evidence emerges
New Haven Conn Nov 25 Gen Wilcox former Middletown chief of police testified he searched Hayden barn on Sept 14 1878 and found no tin box arsenic though Talcott Davis later claimed its discovery. State disputes that box linked to Hayden and argues witnesses place Mary Stannard near the barn. Witnesses describe a suspect road scene and Hayden's associates contradicts.
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Hayden
New Haven
Conn
Gen. Wilcox
Mary Stannard
Middletown
Talcott Davis
Madison
Amelia Ward
North Guilford
Stannard
Fox Ledge Rocks
Mary
Waller
Jones
Hull
John B. Wright
Clinton
John King
Middletown Sentinel
Witness
Rachael Stevens
Luzerne Stevens
Mr. Hayden
Burning of Eighth Avenue Stable Fire at New York
Fire destroyed the Eighth Avenue horse railroad stables in Manhattan between Forty-ninth and Fiftieth streets, killing about two hundred horses and destroying most of the fleet. Two firemen were injured as walls collapsed, and the blaze threatened nearby tenements. About two hundred cars were saved. losses exceed $120,000 with $270,000 insured across multiple companies. Additional fires reported in St Paul, Fairfield, Surry, London, and Canton with varied losses.
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Eighth Avenue Street Railway
New York
Eighth Avenue Horse Car Company
Eighth Avenue Horse Railroad
Eighth Avenue
Forty-ninth
Fiftieth Streets
Ninth Avenue
Dennis Reagan
Henry Mount
Ihey
Fiftieth Street
Hight Avenue Railway Company
Alma of
Hartford
National of
Security of
New Haven
Franklin
Prescott
Commonwealth and
Revere
Boston
St. Paul
Minn
Oronoco
Gooding & Alles
Olmsted County
Forrit Fairfield
Farnham
Mars Hill
Supbury
Mass
Farbell
Concord Junction
London
Ont
Duffield Bros
Ctanton
New York Gleanings: Burial, Strikes and Debt Report
A wealthy New York burial for Gypsy the Newfoundland ends with a headstone order as the Wilmarths mourn their dog after 23 years together. Brooklyn longshoremen see a wage spike as 25 cent rate restored to 20 cents, amid intimidation fears. A French diamond thief surrenders to face Paris authorities, while a Tutor Frink case stalls due to Evacuation Day. Pacific Mail pier at Aspinwall reportedly destroyed and Brooklyn debt tallies at 42 million.
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New York
Greenwood Cemetery
Gypsy
Wilmarth
Brooklyn
Woodruff & McLean
C. F. Sehmieder
Hiram Barney
United States
Shipman
Albert Laverque
France
Frink
Sprague
Marine Court
Pacific Mail Company
Aspinwall
Brooklyn Eagle
Colby University enrollment and misc. town notices
Summaries of local events include a library donation to the State Prison via Hon. Joshua Nye, a mad dog roundup at Getchell's Corner, Houston planning water works, and stock sales proceeding. The Colby University catalog lists 157 students across seniors to freshmen. a 13 year old, James Ellis, was accidentally shot. Ida Chase survived a suicide attempt by morphine. A Portland painter faced a polygamy charge and Jackson’s disputed marriages led to a divorce suit revealing his location and pending Portland civil case.
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Joshua Nye
Augusta
Getchell’s Corner
Houston
Colby University
James Ellis
John Ellis
Mace’s Bay
Ida Chase
Lisbon
Lisbon Street
Lewiston
Durham
Portland
George H. Huntress
Lynn
Mass
Jackson
Pitts
Burnham
Massachusetts
Dover boy found in Portland ends family worry
The missing Dover boy Bluisdell was found in Portland, Maine on Tuesday and is described as out of his head. In Tilton a 329-student tally marks a flourishing annual catalogue for the New Hampshire Conference Seminary and Female College. Mrs Betsy P Gage of South Lyndeborough was severely burned when her dress caught fire. a neighbor smothered flames with bed clothes and saved her lives. Dover’s municipal election yielded 930 for Mayor Guppy and 529 for Kinnear. council and aldermen split with Republicans dominant and Prohibition gains. A Franklin social event marked the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Daniel Barnard and his wife, with notable locals in attendance and gifts.
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Dover
Bluisdell
Portland
New Hampshire Conference Seminary
Tilton
Betsy P. Gage
South Lyndeboro
Guppy
Ward Five
Daniel Barnard
Franklin
Isaac N. Blodgett
Warren F. Daniels
A. W. Sulloway
First National Bank of
Island Pond thief's arrest in Chicago sparks chase
Henry Milloy, once jailed in St. Johnsbury and later escaped, has been arrested in Chicago and is en route to his former quarters. The Vermont Supreme Court’s general term ruled against respondents in the Benn ington quo warranto cases. last village elections were void and ousters affirmed with costs. At White River Junction, W A Cleveland found buried loot including eighteen ivory knives, seventeen silver spoons, sixty six forks, and three dessert spoons under a knoll near Lily Pond, a mystery as to how they came to be hidden.
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Henry Milloy
Island Pond
St. Johnsbury
Chicago
Supreme Court
Montpelier
Bennington
W. A. Cleveland
Lily Pond
White River Junction
Multitude of Local News Items From Early Massachusetts
Reports include the death of Mrs. Ann M. Chace after a fit, wage changes at Millbury Mills, demand for drummers at John Russell Cutlery, and a lawsuit in Dalton over a highway injury. Also noted are political tickets in New Bedford, milk contracts with bonuses in Southborough, the unveiling of Hannah Dustin monument in Haverhill, and obituaries including Williams College historian Dr. Durfee and local resident Mr. Andrews.
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Ann M. Chace
Franklin Chace
Westport
Millbury Atlanta
John Russell
Turner’s Falls
Dalton
Adaline Bentley
Bentley
New Bedford
George Wilson
James E. Stanton
Isaac N. Marshall
Isaac W. Benjamin
Andrew R. Palmer
Augustus A. Greene
T. Viall
Boston
Southboron
Hannah Dustin
Haverhill
E. J. M. Hale
City Hall Park
Kimball
Hale
Morse
Common Council
C. H. Weeks
Case Against Cary Ends with Hung Jury at Newport
State charges of assault with dangerous weapon and assault and battery against William Cary over Frank G. Harris of the Providence Journal were tried in Newport but the jury did not agree and was discharged. In Providence, Thomas A. Doyle won the mayoral race with 2,928 votes to 2,648 for William Spencer, amid a 15 gun salute. The City Council remains more Republican, liquor license votes favored approval by 2,101 to 1,569.
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William Cary
Frank G. Harris
Newport
Providence Journal
Providence
Thomas A. Doyle
William Spencer
Citizens
anti-Doyle
Four year old burns in Bridgeport pail incident
The four year old daughter of Samuel Tomlinson of Bridgeport sat in a pail of boiling water Friday and will die. Mrs Samuel F Ticknor was burned to death in her Columbia house Monday. Fire started somehow and neighbors found her seated in a chair with clothing burned off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Tomlinson
Bridgeport
Samuel F. Ticknor
Columbia
Highway Robberies and Rumors of Turmoil in Leadville
Special Despatch from Leadville shows two robberies last night. Old Billy Hollingsworth lost $80 and Jerry Barrett 15 cents, Barrett shot in the leg. Rumors of nitroglycerin at the Clarendon Hotel and hangings at the Corral or Dray Horse Gulch circulated but were unsubstantiated. Highland Guards moved state guns and ammunition to secure quarters after reports of masked men on the streets.
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Boston Post
Leadville
Col
Soldier Guard
Old Billy Hollingsworth
Jerry Barrett
Clarendon Hotel
Highland Guards
Pioneer Corral
Lower Chestnut
J. C. Wilson
Corral
Dray Horse Gulch
Asa Magoon to die at Windsor for murder of Rufus Streeter
Windsor Vermont to host Magoon execution for the 1875 murder of Rufus Streeter near Barre. Account details the attack after a dispute over a jug of liquor, Magoon pursuing Streeter, violence in a wagon, and the mutilated corpse found along the road. Magoon was arrested, pledged no emotion upon viewing the body, and was sent to Montpelier jail awaiting trial.
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Windsor
Asa Magoon
Rufus Streeter
Barre
Magoon
Barre Village
Corinth
Streeter
Montpelier
Washington County
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Elizabeth Tilton
Theodore
Maude Branscombe
Isthmus
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Seilor
F. C. Prince
Old Colony Railroad Company
Middleboro
New England
Observer’s Office
Signa Seavier
U.S. A
ALBM
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Burlington
Glamorgan
Liverpool
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P. R
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Sam
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Moses Colman & Son
S. Hatch & Co
Albert Howe & Co
R. L. Day & Co
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Rhodes & Co. Ribbons
Wilmerding, Hoguet
Boots
J.C. McCurdy & Co
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Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
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F. G. Wolbert
Lappincott, Son & Co
Wilmerding, Hogue, Co
C. C. Warren
Henry C. Bird & Co
A. Howe & Co
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C. T. Walker
Ily
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Johnson, Moody & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
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Martin W
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Consol
Virginia
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Overman
Consolidated Pacific
Potosi
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Dimvctheleescoccncsane Aia Consolidated
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Isthmus Canal
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Daly
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E. P. Cleaves
Wm. Roblin
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George Todd
Enoch Burnham
Asa G. Andrews
Horatio N. Andrews
David E. ‘Woodbury
Moses L. "Andrews
Samuel Y. Colby
Frank Gaffney
Hazen L. Follansbee
Cyrus Story
Charles Babson
Greenback Labor Party
Figaro
MR. Mackonochie
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Erie and Western
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Greenwood
Kate Chase Sprague
Clemens
New London
R. Davis
Grand Opera House
James
NEW England News
Maine
Barrett
Lord Jesus Christ
Gravelin and
Phair
Stimson
Amsden
New Hampshire
Vermont
Calvin Durfee
Williams College
Williamstown
Puittsfield
Stockbridge
Great Barrington
Williams
Woodbridge
Hadley
South Hadley
Hunter
N. Y
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Williams Colege
William D. Andrews
Marlboro’ Street
Andrews
Harvard College
Ebenezer T. Andrews
Thomas & Andrews
Old Book Publishers
Old City Bank
Old Boston Library
Bedford Street
John Clough
Woburn
Sanbornton
N. H
Hanover
N.H
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Sally Clough Phinney
G. H. Stone
Ashland
Novemer 23
Cal
B. F. Butler
New Orleans
Joseph Park
Holliston
Nehremah Upham
Norwich
Dominic Zichyv
Rosenau and
Vesprim
Hood
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Leadville Frolics
W. EH
Hbatchetor
Bond Street
Calard
Washington Street
G. B. Day
Ke Blair
Illyrian
Ceipt
West End
Loose Wascatell
OF Tele
Washington St
Boylston Market
Remington
Ballard, Wesson and Stevens
W.p. Graham
B. P. Cunningham & CO
ST. Joachim Bazar
Corner State and Broad Sps
Messrs. N. J. Bradlee & Winstow
C.L. Bartlett & CO
Broad St
Alex. S. Porter
State St
Geo. Woods Rick
Novo
Tilliams College
J. H. Safford
Berkshire Co
J.w.vose&sons, Manufacturers
Veena
R. M. Field
Mr. Warren
Higgins
Jack
Oston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
Charles Reade
Nozitf
Windsor, VT
Popular Music Books
Temperance
Sone
Emerson
Alcantara
Oliver Ditson & CO
Blake
Charles D. Blake & CO
J. W. Cook
Avery Street
the Family Theatre OF
Harvard Symphony
Rosawunde
Schubert
Beethoven
Berlioz
Rip van Winkle
G. W. Chadwick
Lord Loundhreary
Mr. Sotherm
Weathersby-Goodwin Froliques
Alvin Joss Sr
Cavendish
Business Directory
Colley C. Percival
State Street
Piper
Henry A
Water St
S. Doane & Greenougn
Gay
Aaron Kr, & CW
Dodd
Horace
NILES
Tremont Street
Pettingill
ML. &O
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Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Hastings
Wadsworth Bros & H
Wash, St
Walker, A.A., &O
Bird, Henrey C. & CO
Tremont
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Congress St
Harris, H. & CO
Harris
Cyrus L. & CO
Summer Street
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
Howe, Albert & CO
Market St
Brighton
Dev. Street
Hnights
S. R
Old State House
Kennedy, T. C
Winthrop
Bankers
Jarvis Furnace CO
Beph CO
Central Wharf
Royvyeston Brewery
Central Street
Raffeneffer & CO
Boylston Brewery
Central St
Cook, Isaac & CO
Houghton, A.J. & CO
Station
Hallotri
Jones, Frank & CO
Norfolk Brewery
Devonshire St
Pfafy, HH
Arch Street
Rulater & Alley
Devonshire Street
Roessle
Joan
Coburn, Lang & € O
Broad & Purchase
Huckins, J.H.W
Waterford St
WM. Bond & Son
Burnett, Jos. & CO
F.M. Holmes Fur. CO
Wash, St. Holman
JO ° Uun & CO
Friend St. Paine, J. S
Friend Street
French, WM. C
Fulton Street
Hotels
Bell’s
Court Square
Crawford, Scollay Square
Piano Clarrenpon Rotel
Parker House
the ST. James
Vossler
Hawley Street
Young’s Botel
Ballard
Vincent
Temple Place
Braman
J. B
Chaprefin
Wash. Street
Preeman & Gray
Hewins & Hollis
Temple Piace
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Hunt Bros
Wash, St. New England Organ CO
Wash. Smith AM. Organ CO
Tremont St
Mass, Institute OF Technology
Lowell
School OF Technology
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Otis
Cross
Jules Luquiens
Atkinson
Ware
Tle
Osborne
Whitaker
Nolswept
Robert H. Richards
Lowell Institute
Lakes
William H. Niles
New Street
Technology Building
B. E. Cotting
Farlow
Regent
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