Fire Damages Small Tool House in Boston Suburbs
A tool house on Horatio Harris estate at Walnut Avenue and Townsend Street burned Thursday with minimal loss. Engine No. 4 extinguished a later blaze in John F. Woodward's greenhouse at 390 Warren Street Roxbury, caused by an overheated furnace, with about $75 in damage. Ann Happany, 70, East Boston, suffered a broken arm after being struck by a horse carriage on Webster Street about 5 AM Thursday. the carriage occupants urged the driver to speed off.
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Horatio Harris
Walnut Avenue
Townsend Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Broadway Universalist Church
South Boston
Green House
John F. Woodward
Warren Street
Roxbury
Ann Happany
Webster Street
Boston
Battle of Gettysburg Lecture by Gen Chamberlain at Tremont
Gen Joshua Chamberlain of Maine delivers a lecture on Gettysburg as part of the Dahlgren course entertainments. He recounts the march to Gettysburg, the Round Top heights, and the battle’s fatigue, valor, and losses with a soldier’s perspective. Next event features Miss Emily Winant and others with English ballads.
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Joshua Chamberlain
Dahlgren
Tremont Temps
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Maine
Fifth Corps
Round Top Heights
Gen. Chamberlain
N. P. Banks
L.ee
Potomac
Washington
Gettysburg
Stagele
Longstreet
Sedgwick
Sixth Corps
Emily Winant
Mattie Smiths Story of Abduction and Return to Waltham
Mattie, adopted daughter of Arthur I Smith of Waltham, was abducted by relatives while returning from high school last Monday. Recovered to the Smiths by writ of replevin, she recounts a journey to Auburndale and Worcester, expressing homesickness and relief at being found. A probate petition seeks Mr Smith as her legal guardian, with a hearing likely to follow.
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Waltham
Mattie
Arthur I’. Smith
Smiths
Smith’s
High Street
Hackman
Auburndale
Brother John
Worcester
Mrs. Smith
Bir. Smith
Cambridge
Fatal accident aboard steamer Resolute claims James Sullivan
James Sullivan aged 55, a crew member on the United States steamer Resolute operating between this city and Fort Warren, died after striking his head on a rail while entering a closet at about 5 30 A M Thursday. Dr Draper pronounced him dead. the body was taken to the morgue.
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James Sullivan
United States
Resolute
Fort Warren
Miner Draper
Woman Aged 35 Dies in City Jail Cell
Nellie Jordan was arrested on a larceny warrant by tenth division officers Wednesday and found dead in her cell about 3 AM Thursday. Medical Examiner Draper ruled heart disease caused the death. the body was sent to the city hospital morgue.
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Nellie Jordan
Tenth Division
Draper
City Hospital
Atlanta salesman commits suicide in Little Rock after long spree
J H Bailey of Atlanta Georgia a commercial traveller for Deere Mansur Co of St Louis ended his life this afternoon in Little Rock following a prolonged drinking spree He authored a book on political economy that drew attention about two years ago implying his notoriety in scholarly circles and public discourse
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Littlee Rock
Ark
J. H. Bailey
Atlanta
Deere, Mansur & Co
St. Louis
Immense crowds fill Institute rink this winter season
Skaters packed the Institute rink yesterday with skates in constant use from afternoon to evening. Thousands watched as crowds thronged the aisles. At 25 cents for admission and skates, the rink proves its popularity and deserves continued success.
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Institute
Weather forecast for New England states described
Indications point to cloudy weather across the New England states with light showers likely. Southerly winds shift to variable as temperatures show only slight changes.
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New England States
Boston Weather Report from Osserveir Office 1884
The Boston weather record dated November 27 1884 from Osserveir Office Sienar Service lists parameters for temperature dew point humidity wind and barometer. Readings show varying thermometers from 28.0 to 36.0 with dew points around 22.6 to 30.4 and mean humidity near 65.7 percent. Wind indicated direction WSW and N/A velocity values accompany the daily meteorological summary.
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Boston
Osserveir
Sienar Service
Aetia
McCulloch and tariff reform amid Spain treaty trade pressures
Washington reports Secretary McCulloch will discuss tariff reform and revenue needs in his annual paper, with no changes promised before term end. The Spain treaty threatens sugar duties, while calls grow for broader rate equalization. Davis seen as potential District Commissioner substitute option.
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Washington
McCulloch
Arthur
Spain
Senate
House of Representatives
Louisiana
Davis
West
Cleveland
Garfield
District of Columbia
Weat
Edwards
Commissioner West
State Department
Frelinghuysen
Life Saving Service reports 337 disasters and 4253 persons saved
The general superintendent’s year end report shows 337 disasters to documented vessels in operation, with 4253 people aboard, 4237 saved and 16 lost. Supt Kimball credits professional qualification and political neutrality for high efficiency. Also notes an excursion of New York Philadelphia and Baltimore business leaders to the New Orleans exposition on January 8 to explore southern resources and trade with Mexico.
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Kimball
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
South
Mexico
Let Him Have It In Heartfelt Turmoil
A Detroit Free Press snippet captures a dramatic exchange where a daughter voices love and independence, and a mother cautions about finding the right match. The dialogue centers on choosing a suitor named Charlie after an 18 month pursuit, signaling agency in romantic choices.
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The
Detroit Free Press
Mamma
Charlie
Bismarck Attacks Free Passes for Reichstag Members
Berlin reports Prince Bismarck denouncing free railway passes for Reichstag members and urging revocation to avoid aiding poorer socialists. The Reichstag discussed the 1835 budget with ministers noting revenue shortfalls in sugar and tobacco, while liberal groups resisted new taxes and warned of added budget burdens. Clemenceau criticizes the French government in Paris over Tonquin credits, urging firm action amid tensions with China and England. England contemplates a 500,000 pound loan and Egypt indemnity arrangements to fund government expenses and irrigation projects. A proposed Canada Pacific steamship line to Japan is explored, with a possible decision by year end. A Paris tragedy sees a deputy’s wife shoot the court agent over slander.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Reichstag
Herr Burchard
Treasury
Herr Scholz
Herr Sebolz
Herr Richter
Herr Benda
Clemenceau
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Leroy
Tonquin
M. Clemenceau
Ferry
France
England
China
M. Ferry
Theody
London
the Times
the Standard
Egypt
Alexandria
Suez Canal
Caira
Bank of England
New Steamship Enterprise
Toronto
Ont
Globe
Stephen
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
British Columbia
Japan
Clovis Hugues
M. Morin
Palais de Justice
Cappino
Humbert
D’ Aosta
Naples
Randolph Churchill
Congo
Boundry
Congo Basin
Zanzibar
Kasson
Stanley
Admiral Depagna
Hong Kong
Admiral Lespies
Kelung
Formosa
Rowell
le Nationale
Gladstone
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl Granville
Gen
Briere de L’isle
Cochin China
Fanny Elisler
Mean paper brags over Nile map as Greeley handwriting
A Fall River Herald jab mocks a rival exchange paper for peddling a field map claimed to be Horace Greeley handwriting. The critique depicts the stunt as journalism below even basic courtesy.
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Fall River Herald
The
Nile
Horace Greeley
Creature Caught in Charleston Harbor Described
A curious, foot long creature was captured in Charleston harbor. It has a froglike head, fishlike befly, and two large wings eight inches long and five inches across. The wings are speckled like a whippoorwill, unusual for marine sightings.
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Charleston
8. C
Auction to name triplets in San Francisco
A San Francisco area mother offers naming rights for her newborn triplets in a novel fundraiser. Voters pay five dollars per vote and the top voter wins the privilege of naming the three children. The auction combines charity and a playful contest to engage the local public.
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San Francisco
Cal
Camel Through Needle Joke Captures Sunday School Tomfoolery
A playful exchange between siblings from a St Paul Day page features a young girl recalling a visit to the menagerie. She asks if the camel’s hump would prevent passing through the eye of a needle as her Sunday school teacher described. Her small brother replies with a witty, if blunt, observation about the camel needing to dump itself.
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St. Paul Day
Johnny
Traveler Receives Food in West Virginia Stop
A passing gentleman and his companion were hosted at a West Virginia house where they fed themselves and their horses. When ready to pay, the woman advised them, but further details are unclear in the fragment.
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West Virginia
Impartial Deaths At Illinois Factory Parade Shooting
In Stoudhsburg Illinois two factory workers a Democrat and a Republican died in a dynamite incident while preparing 80 percent cartridges for a political parade. Both men aimed to be killed and the survivor would cast a vote. the tragedy ended with both men dead, noted as a stark example of civic impartiality.
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Stoudhsburg
Ill
World Language Variants of the Word Sack Across Nations
The text notes a tradition that the word sack is the last uttered at Babel and traces how similar sounds appear in many languages. It lists Saxony as sacc and Germany as sack with examples in Irish French Latin Italian Spanish Greek Swedish and more, showing global variation.
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Babel
Saxony
Germany
Saccus
Sacco
Saco
Sakkos
A Machine for Husking Corn
A Maine newspaper comment critiques a proposed corn husking machine arguing no device can match the skill and charm of a real husking bee. The author ridicules the notion that machinery could replicate the traditional lantern lit barn floor dance and red ear husking skill.
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Lewiston Journal
Maine
Hendricks Appears in Indianapolis Public Welcome at Opera
Vice President elect Kendricks returned to Indianapolis and made his first public appearance at the grand opera house. The orchestra played Hail to the Chief as he entered and he was greeted with applause. After the performance he held a box reception with many people paying their respects.
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Indianapolis
Kendricks
Grand Opera House
Hendrick
Hendricks
West Randolph Tragedy In Barn Claims Ira Whitney
Ira Whitney of Brookfield hanged himself in his father's barn on Braintree bill, West Randolph, this morning amid domestic troubles. He was about 35 years old.
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West Randolph
Ira Whitney
Brookfield
Braintree Bill
Yale and Princeton Fight Vanishes Into Draw In Three Hours
The Yale and Princeton football teams played a brutal three hour game ending without scoring after the first quarter. Yale led 6 to 4 on a first half touchdown but the second half saw continual injuries and clashes. Referee Appleton ruled the game a draw due to timing rules, with a Harvard vote likely to determine the championship at the Harvard Yale Princeton convention.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Princeton
Yale
Bertran
Terry
Lamar
Marlin
Wanamaker
Moffatt
Peters
Gladiators
Richard Yates
Jennings
Taler
Edwards
Appleton
Richards
Fifth Avenue
Bird
Hull
Harvard
Yate
Slugging Contest Highlights Tough Wesleyan Penn Scrimmage
New York November 27 The season’s hardest fought college football match saw Wesleyan and the University of Pennsylvania end in a 12 14 level, with Penn awarded the final win after a late safety and a disqualification for foul play. Multiple local sport notes from Maine to New Haven cover shooting, racing, rifle contests, and polo results.
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New York
Metropolitan
Wesleyan
University of Pennsylvania
Noble
Pennsylvania
Bell
Maine Marksmen
Portland
Biddeford Light Infantry
Portland Mechanic Blues
Deering
Mechanic Blues
Kenora Trotting Park
Haverhill
Emperor
Hailstone
Bridget McCorrey
Wallace Rudson
Groveland
New Haven
Fourth Artillery
Fort Trumbull
New London
Conn
Hounds
State Prison
Charlestown
Concord
N. H
Bostons
Concords
Population growth and future density warned by 18S text
The passage notes seventy births and sixty seven deaths per minute, yielding a net growth of about 1,500,000 yearly. It projects future crowding but says it is early to worry, cites past wars and plagues as factors in controlling population, and gives 1,294,533,973 total with Jews 7,931,080 Christians 370,878,066 and heathen 914,724,827.
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New York
Precocious Runaway Pair In Shenango Valley Hotel
About a year ago J H Kelly ran a hotel at Armandale a station on the Shenango and Allegheny railroad between Greenville and Butler Pa His daughter Mamie twelve years old and very pretty formed an attachment with Edward C Beatty a telegraph operator The fondness between them went unnoticed by others and led to a running away incident not fully detailed here
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J. H. Kelly
Armandale
Greenville
Butler
Kelly
Mamie
Edward C. Beatty
Beatty
Runaway couple reunites after years apart
A couple eloped and vanished to Greenvide where the girl died in a western town. Parents mourned, moved to Altoona, then received a letter from their long lost daughter. The couple now live in Harper Kansas with a happy home in Harper, Harper County.
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Greenvide
Altoona
Greenville
Harper
Harper County
Kan
Sundew Plant Described As Wicked Carnivores
From Cornhill Magazine a plain account of the sundew, a small peaty plant with red glands that lure misled insects. The leaf traps and dissolves prey in a gruesome plant physiology vignette, noting the plant is famed for its carnivory and literary attention.
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Cornhill Magazine
British Floral Commonwealth
Swinburne
Darwin
Mr. Peace
Newgate
Mr. Swineburne
Howard
Corwin's Chief Regret Remembered As Jester In Life
A Cleveland Leader piece recalls Thomas Corwin famed for humor and a fear of being remembered only as a joker. It notes his quips about seriousness and politics, a fatal stroke after a bald joke, and imagines his jovial ghost revisiting Blair mansion with notable contemporaries.
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Thomas Corwin
Carp
Cleveland Leader
Corwin
Tom Corwin
Mexico
Lincoln
United States
Cesar
Casar
Auartette
Grape Crop Hubs Growth of Hudson Valley Vineyards
Kingston N J Freeman reports a record yield of black grapes with Concord prices at 5 to 7 cents per pound in October, driving little storage despite high refrigerator costs. Growers expect acreage to expand in Ulster County and along the Hudson as growers project future market reach via new rail routes and eastern states.
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Kingston
N. J
Freeman
New York
Boston
Ulster County
Hudson
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Hoosac Tunnel
Hudson Valley
Plenary Council Session in BaltimoreEchoes Gratitude Message
In Baltimore a solemn plenary council session featured Archbishop Lormy of Santa Fe celebrating high mass with Archbishop Heiss giving a Latin discourse on priestly dignity and Bishop Spalding preaching a Thanksgiving sermon praising a national day of thanksgiving as a call to gratitude and devotion.
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Baltimore
Lormy
Santa Fe
Heiss
Milwaukee
Spalding
Peoria
Wage cuts hit mills and glass works in deep layoffs
In Pittsburg Oliver Brothers and Phillips ordered a 10 percent wage reduction for about 1600 workers not on the amalgamated association scale, effective December 1. Adsons and Co. first glass works halted operations, leaving 800 jobless. In New York the Long Island Railroad trimmed wages by five to ten percent.
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Pittsburg
Oliver Brothers & Phillips
Amalgamated Association
Adsons & Co
New York
Long Island Railroad Company
Costa Rican General Dies at Sea En Route to Port Lemon
Gen Miguel Guadia of Costa Rica, arriving from Port Lemon, died suddenly of heart disease aboard the steamer Heredia about 20 miles below New Orleans. The ship returned to embalm the body. Guadia served as commissioner general to the world exposition and was secretary of war under his late brother, the Costa Rican president.
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New Orleans
Miguel Guadia
Costa Rica
Port Lemon
Heredia
Guadia
Nashua Man Convicted on Four Larceny Burglary Charges
Frank Irving alias John Snyder appeared in Nashua police court on four charges. Guilty on two larceny counts, he was jailed six months. Bound over in 200 bonds to a higher court for burglary and related thefts including harness from a stable and robe and carriage mats. An old offender with prior Merrimac county jail sentences.
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Nashua
N. H
Frank Irving
John Snyder
Boston
Merrimac County
Man Buried in Well Cave Near Wilton
ST ALBANS VI November 27 Michael McGee of Wilton was buried by a cave in while digging a well and died at the scene He was about 50 years old and left no family The first collapse trapped him mid shaft and a second cave deepened the burial delaying rescue for hours
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St, Albans
Michael McGee
Wilton
West Roxbury Fresco Accident Claims Life of Thomas H. Martin
Thomas H. Martin of 14 Chapman Street Charlestown died after a fall from a staging while frescoing a ceiling at the Congregational church at Armory and Boylston in West Roxbury on November 19. He died at the city hospital at 4 20 a m Thursday.
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Thomas H. Martin
Chapman Street
Charlestown
Congregational Church
Armory and
Boylston Streets
West Roxbury
City Hospital
St. Louis Record Falls in Standing Jump Feat
At the St. Louis athletic association meeting W Ford of New York cleared 16 feet 74 inches in the standing jump, surpassing the previous record by 2 1/2 inches.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Athletic Association
W. Ford
New York
Obituary for Henry Ivison founder of leading school book house
Henry Ivison founder and long time head of the world’s largest school book publisher died at his New York residence on Wednesday November 26 aged unknown. A Scot native who came to America at age 12 he built Ivison Phinney Blakeman Co into a global firm publishing Webster’s School Spelling and Spencerian copy books. He retired in 1881 citing discipline and focus. Other deaths noted include Horatio N Tinkham of Springfield aged 62 and Dr Burnham Shepard of Newbury Vermont aged 70.
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Henry Ivison
New York
Glasgow
Scotland
Ivison
Utica
N. Y
Auburn
Drc
Massachusetts
Stockbridge
Horatio N. Tinkham
Springfield
Mass
Inkham & Co
First Baptist Church
Burnham Shepard
Newbury
Chicago
Virginia Pudding Feeds Gov Cleveland Vote Tribute
Thanksgiving in Richmond featured a Union Democratic Club supper with a giant 219 pound English plain pudding, cut by a donor who paid 15 dollars for the first slice of 12 pounds. The slice symbolized Virginia’s 12 electoral votes for Governor Cleveland.
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Richmond
Union Democratic Club
Cleveland
Virginia
Attorney Bates Shot in Bennington Narrow Escape
State Attorney Edward J. Bates was shot about 10 o'clock while returning from riding in Bennington Vermont. A man named Bennett from Shaftsbury rode by on horseback and fired twice, one bullet striking Bates in the chin though the wound is not serious. Bennett then fired the remaining shots into the air on South Street with no known provocation.
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Bennington
Bennett
Shaftsbury
South Street
Fatal shooting ties to Short Tail gang in New York
News in brief reports Michael Donnelly, associated with the Short tail gang, fatally shot on Columbia street in New York on Thursday morning. Also noted are wage cuts for Reading iron works workers and several Massachusetts mills suspending operations for one week. A pilot boat incident near the Turley is described with rescue 85 miles southeast of the light ship.
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Michael Donnelly
Columbia Street
New York
Reading
Philadelphia
Bertram
Turley
Saundersville Cotton Mills
Paul Whitin Manufacturing Company
Rochdale
Riverdale
Linwood Cotton Mills
Uxbridge Cotton Mills
Whitinsville Cotton Mills
Massachusetts Mills
Ocean Steamers to Arrive at Boston from Various Ports
Shipping notices list multiple ocean steamers arriving at Boston and departing through December. Vessels include Palestine, Pavonia, Norseman, Borderer, and Virginian sailing from Liverpool and Hamburg via Antwerp, with arrivals at Boston and New York noted along with carrier agents Thayer & Lincoln, Warren & Co, Pim Forwood & Co, and C L Bartlett & Co.
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Boston
Glasgow
H& A
Allan Italia
Crenoa, &c
Eee
Henderson Bros Higu1oc
Uilssevesecs
Geo
Preston Pieter deConinck
Antwerp
Gill & Scott
Stockholm
London
JB Brigham & Co Baumwall
Hamburtg
L Bartlett & Co
Palestine
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Borderer
Warren & Co Norseman
Warren & Co Pavonia
P H du Vernet
Thayer & Lincoln Catalonia
P H du
Hamburg
L Bartett & Co
Pavonia
H du Vernet
Cephalonia
Wandrahm
NEW Ys Celtic
Furnessia
Richmond
Wieland
Mails Close at Boston for Europe and Pacific Steamers
Notices announce mail closes in Boston for Europe routes via Queenstown Liverpool and Oder from New York on Nov 28, and via Catalonia on Nov 29, with Trans Pacific mails to British Columbia via Victoria from San Francisco around Nov 30. Deposit letters eight or nine days before sailing.
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Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Celtic
New York
Southampton
Bremen
Oder
Tcbenes
Catalonia
Eerebeetresencessccese & Soam
British Columbia
Victoria
Persteamer
San Francisco
Boston
Shipping News Record From Atlantic Ports
Ships arriving and sailing noted for Boston New York Scilly Scilly Isles Gib raltar Bordeaux and other ports. Vessels include Wetherby Mag aylones Neustria Cbateau Leoville Normandie Cydonia Dracona Hartlepool Jamaican and Cass with routes from Newcastle Liverpool New Orleans Montreal Baltimore Halifax St Johns and more.
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Boston
Kansas
Liverpool
New York
Wetherby
Newcastle
Magaylones
Guilford
Glasgow
Scilly
Normandie
Gibraltar
Neustria
Bordeaux
Cbateau Leoville
Prawle Point
Cydonia
New Orleans
Remen
Isle of Wight
Dracona
Montreal
Portland
Hartlepool
Charleston
New Orlans
Casis
Baltimore
Halifax
St Johns
Weathered coastal steamers and cargoes report across ports
The log lists vessels including Steamer Kansas Tasker Liverpool and Steamer Allegheny Baltimore with winds and heavy seas. Several ships and brigs report routes from Philadelphia Boston New York and tropical ports, with cargoes of sugar hemp lumber and logwood. Notices note water stops, sick captains, and multiple sailings from Atlantic ports and Caribbean to European destinations.
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Kansas
Tasker
Liverpool
Ndse
Warren & Co
Allegheny
Taylor
Baltimore
Norfolk
Miise
E Sampson
Norman
Googins
Philadelphia
Mise
F Sampson
Katahdin
Homer
Bangor
James Littlefield
Forest City
William Weeks
George A Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Hercules
Boston
Lincoln
Manila
Baring Bros & Co
Brownrothers & Co
Cape of Good Hope
St Helena
Equator
Cape Hatteras
L Staples
New York
Stowers
Arecibo
Gossler & Co
Bates & Barnett
Hatteras
Sowers
Anna Bella
Turks Island
E H Williams
W C Warner
Warner
Gonaives
Lewis
Parisian
Westhaver
Mayaguez
RC Cushman
South Channel
Lizzie Heyer
Thomaston
Young
Pensacola
Fla
Geo H Peters
Douglass Hovey
Bath
Wright
Apalachicola
Vineyard Haven
Edith B Everman
Vannaman
Lynn
Buenos Ayrean
Wodan
Gate City
Gloucester Notices From Cape Ann Advertiser Fragments
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. GLOUCESTER. Nov 26. Office of Cape Ann Advertiser. J Ar schs Lyra McLain. Newbury for St John NFP Gleaner Gilchnst Alba Hagerty. New York for do Flash. Hat field do for do Mary Lymburner Hooker do for Bath Seta wawa Rogers de for Rockland Ella Thompson Stevens do for Provincetown Charles A Ropes Hunt do for l embroke H Curtis Haskell New Bedford for Bangor Joe Carleton Heal Boston for Rockport Me Fred W Chase Kenebec for Norfolk Sea Spray Hilliard Eastport for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
March
Providence
Andrea Lovico
Carson
Girgenti
Lena
Hamburg
May Queen
San Andreas
Robert Graham Dun
Crowell
Kennebec
Clara Fletcher
Sargent
Newport News
Gladiolus
Sinclair
Belfast
Braunschweig
Bremen
Cearense
Jeilard
Para
Pernambuco
Rokes
Bennett
Jacksonville
Maud Sherwood
Boston
William G Lewis
Kelley
Samuel H Walker
Charles L Mitchell
Rost
Jennie K Simmons
Williams
Charleston
Herman B Ogden
Church
Harlem
Eva Ferris
St John
Stapleton
A J Bentley
Rankin
New Haven
Sophiaese
York
Louis K Cottingham
Pedrick
Portugal
Eva L. Ferris
Sophia Kranz
Newton Creek
Carondelet
Daniels
New York
Denike
Huxbee
Cape Henry
John Boyd
Abae Demerara
J Taylor
Gray
Porto Bello
Derien Ga
Jessie Douglass
Wilkinson
Plymouth
Fernandina
City of San Antonio
Wilder
Vidette
Fuller
Jesse H Freeman
Hiver
Catherine Whiting
Philadelphia
Mark Pendleton
Bangor
Helen
K Akin
Yarmouth
West
J Baker
Onain
Mobile
Daniel McPhee
King
Port Antonio
Jamaica
St Cloud
Barstow
New Orleans
Wetherby
Magallones
Liverpool
Guilford
Glasgow
City
Atlanta
Waesland
Antwerp
Wilkesbarre
Nacoochee
Savannah
Colorado
Galveston
Augustina
Woods Hall
Emily F Whitney
Margarethe
Hong Kong
Fermina
Sara
Annie Austin
Pennsmbuco
Charley
Point-a- Pitre
Carrie Walker
Ann
H F Dimock
Hell Gate
Trojan
Mosher
Hart Island Roads
Fiery Cross
Reese
Singapore
Bessie Parker
Reed
Herald
Lady
Vera Cruz
Humacoa
Porto Rico
Knickerbocker
Kemble
City of Dallas
Leitch
Puerto Cortez
Heredia
Doane
Port Simon
Lizzie Moses
Cox
Havre
S and
J Otert
Atilla
Longfellow
Norfolk
Strong
Port Deposit
Newburyport
Achilles
Hand
Newport
Neponset
Gillingham
Vineyard Haven
Isle of Pines
Legg
Rondout
Ellen Perkins
Candage
Bkedford
Palma
Genoa
Susan N Pickering
Haskell
Hattie N Gove
Chase
Lucie Wheatley
Sipple
Annie E. Hall
Queen
Newberne
Sarah Purves
McDale
Peter H Crowell
Baker
Cox and Greene
Thompson
John Bird
Bird
Vuialhaven
Maud Snare
Snare
Barbadoes
George M Adams
John D Page
Haley
RS Derby
Taurber
Kate Markee
Allen
Estella Day
Bertha Warner
Laithwvite
Portland
Taylor and Mathis
Wharton
East Braintree
S L Simmons
Wareham
Mabel Rose
Barrett
Doiner
Guthrie
Brooklyn
Delaware
Acadiam
Richmond
Ware
Vittoria
Celina
Adams
Brydges
Merriman
Falmouth
Anerson
Perth Amboy
James Barrett
Tribble
Lillian
Darby
Freeport
Sammy Ford
Eastport
Hannah Grant
Fickett
H C Chester
Sanborn
Magic
Westport
N Jones
Perry
Millbridge
M B Oakes
Ingalls
Machias
Carol
Garland
Holmes
Sands River
Kate Foster
Cole
Merlin
Price
Toronto
County
Highland Queen Wooster
P Mason
Percy
Louisa Bliss
Havana
Afton
Day
Stolen
Portsmouth
Mary L Allen
Butler
F Conian
Seaward
Mindora
Sawyer
Portohnson
William Kennedy
West Point
Joseph Fatwell
Gregory
St Marc
Hayti
Richard Vaux
Bartlett
George Nevinger
Searles
Port Johnson
Briggs
Wiliam D Hilton
Johnson
I Oakley
Newman
Wilhelmina
Breer
Rio Grande Do Sul
Elisha Gibbs
Woods
Orator
Piatt
Bahia
Rio Janeiro
Goldheart
San Francisco
Hafield
Nicholson
Cardiff
Edward O’brien
Alice D Cooper
Harding
St Elmo
Bordeaux
Rawley
William R Drury
Bond
Darien
Tybee
la Bella
Olsen
Salem
Allentown
Swasey
Nile
Manning
Emma S Briggs
Lewis
Saco- Ar
Mattie J Alles
Crockett
Emily Shepherd
Nwc
Lizzie S James
Daisy
Washington
Mark Goddefroy
Honig
Schs Lyra
McLain
Newbury
NFP
Gleaner
Gilchnst
Alba
Hagerty
Flash
Hatfield
Mary Lymburner
Hooker
Bath
Setawawa
Rogers
Rockland
Ella Thompson
Stevens
Provincetown
Charles A Ropes
Hunt
L’embroke
H Curtis
New Bedford
Joe Carleton
Heal
Rockport
Fred W Chase
Kenebec
Sea Spray
Hilliard
Fishermen Share Wages From Portland Catch Totals
Sir James Dyer of Portland reports Captain F C McKown and a crew of 16 shared 421.50 dollars per man after landing 5600 barrels of mackerel this season. The Mattie T Dyer, also of Portland, landed fewer fish but stocked more, with a per man share of 457 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dyer
Portland
F C McKown
Mattie T Dyer
Brenton's Reef can buoy moved north of former position
Newport, November 26. It is reported at the Custom House that the can buoy near Brenton's Reef head has shifted several cables north and east of its prior place. Vessels are advised to pass well south of the buoy to avoid the shift and ensure safe navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Custom House
Brenton’s Reef
Ships in transit between Liverpool New York London and more
A terse shipping log lists vessels AJ Fuller from Liverpool to New York on November 25 near latitude 40 45 North longitude 71 10 West Carisbrooke Castle Blackmore from San Francisco to London on October 27 near 54 South longitude 127 10 West Cromartyshire Wilkie from San Francisco to Queenstown on October 28 Bark Eliza Everett Cain from Brunswick Georgia to Montevideo on October 23 latitude 16 North longitude 32 West Pobona McLean from Liverpool to Charleston on November 9 latitude 49 longitude 16 A Dutch bark with letters PMNK from New York to Lane on October 5, about 55 days out latitude 3 South longitude 20 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ Fuller
Liverpool
New York
Lon
Carisbrooke Castle
Blackmore
San Francisco
London
Cromartyshire
Wilkie
Queenstown
Eliza Everett
Cain
Brunswick
Montevideo
Pobona
McLean
Charleston
Lane
Auckland Nwz
Zealandia
Newcastle
Antigua
America
Armstrong
Barbadoes
Colombo
Gale
Mary Whitridge
Howe
Mauritius
Cardenas
Jose Z More
Carlisle
Ernestine
Norton
Bourbon
South Africa
Havana
Larsen
Mobile
Ane
Christiansen
Uymas
Mexico
Ar Navy
Newbern
Mazatlan
Enrique
Averasturi
Josefa Formosa
Amigo
New Orleans
Hannah McLean
Bowers Pensacola
Edward W Schmidt
Cranmer
Iquique
Tin Port
William D Seed
As- Otia
Dawva
EK P Cheney
Hughes
Singapore
Mazetlan
Athene
Bohle
Nsw
Daisy Rowe
Pete's
Matanzas
Canton
Whittier
Portland
Mollie A Reed
Norris
St Jonn
Panama
Santage
Pitts
Champerico
Benio Janiero
Serene
Segerman
MmMure
St Helena
Thomas Hillyard
Carew
Conconda
Havre
Eee
Nellie E Rumball
Rumbeter
Philadelphia
Sidney CB
Miranda
St Johns
Halifax
Anne
West Side
Patterson
Newark
New Bedford Ships Report Quiet Ocean Skips
Spokesman notes Nov 14 entries from New Bedford crews. Vessels include brig Eunice H Adams sailing Oct 27 from New Bedford with 600 barrels of brief sp. St Michaels. Bark Gay Head in port Oct 25 at Talcahuano ready to sail on sperm or whaling. Mark John P West Westsmith of New Bedford has had no word since May. 400 barrels sp noted on Jas Aragid from New Sedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
Sch Frenklin
New Bedford
St Michaels
Eunice H Adams
Marchant
Tumbes
Gay Head
Jenkins
Talcahuano
Mark John P West
Smith
New Pedford
Jas Aragid
Sherman
New Sedford
Horato
Victory
Rockland
Belfast
Bitterne
Brown
New York
Thames
Scud
Demerara
Nassau
Spars
Aurora
Nor
Ross
London
Zingarella
Devereux
Port Spain
Delaware
Halifax
J Millard
Boston
Cape Island
Eldridge
Seattle
Walla Walla
Willlamette
Bssenat
Portland
Bereerhout
Belg
Rio Grande Do Sul
J P Auger. Ritch
Lewes
Del
Maria Repetto
Ttal
Cydonia
Esson
New Orleans
Newport News
Bremen
Prawle Point
Heiene
Gjertsen
Batiscan
Quebec
Carrie Bertha
Hall
Torks Island
Philadelphia
Colorado
Galveston
Richmond
Winter Quarter
Manhattan
Maritime movements and ship listings around Nov 26
The notice catalogs multiple sea passages and ship statuses across ports including Antwerp Amsterdam Ar Antwerp and more. Vessels such as steamer Rouen Megnieat Mary Stewart Caspian Amphitrite Wandle Lepanto Rosario and Orion are noted with routes ports and sailing or pass status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Rouen
Megnieat
New Orleans
Havre
Aspinwall
Mary Stewart
Wright
Liverpool
Brow Head
Caspian
Barrett Baltimore
Bremen
Bedford
Aitkenhead
Charleston
Amphitrite
Mahoney
Montreal
Dover
Holmes
Newcombe
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Dunkirk
Sarah Ann
Todd
Baltimore
Flores
Willie A McKay
Bodden
Boston
Frank M Noyes
Collamore
West Indies
Adelia
Cunha
Genoa
Wandle
Tratties
Save
Orco
Casanova
Pensacola
Gibraltar
Gulf of St Vincent
Sanderson
New York
Aden
Neustria
Jauvert
Marseilles
Moull
Marengo
Malet
Lepanto
Rogers
Rosario
Jones
Heavre
Orion
Mathiesen
Suevia
Franzen
Hamburg
Sebastian Bach
Waldjen
Rhaetia
Vogelgesang de
Isle of Wight
Dracona
Melbourne
Wm H McNeil
O’ Brien
Moodyville
Names list of people with affiliations and locations
A long OCR based roster lists individuals with multiple affiliations across cities including New York Warren JF Mahan Hartford Winnipeg Winnipeg Winnipeg etc. The fragment shows numerous names paired with places such as New York Boston Philadelphia Montreal Chicago DetroitBrattleboro Brattleboro and others with assorted suffixes like & wf or & fd indicating relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
New York
White
Mass
Brown
Portland
Warren
Philadelphia
C Pickersgill
Phila
Waldron
Forsyth
St Stephen
Hosmer
Chicago
Green
Gorham
Mel CJ Pile
Dodge
Maas
J Blake
Andover
P A Bonney
Belfast
Mills
Auburn
The
D L Taylor
J Rabran
JF Mahan
Brookiyo
P Farrington
Hartford
P French
J H Butten
Northampton
A G Butten
F Armstrong
Winnipeg
Man
Wheelock
Lisbon
EC Swit
Lowell
AH Damon
Gotschalk
Baltimore
Wyman
Detroit
Carpenter
Concord
Godfrey
Edwards
Brattleb
Lillie
Brattleboro
Potter
Tripp,Jr
New Yo
Trade Directory of Firms and Agents in Multiple Cities
An OCR fragment lists numerous firms and agents across U S cities such as Atlanta Baltimore Bloomington Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Louisville Nashville Milwaukee St Louis etc. Entries include firm names owners and partners like Moore Marsh & Co Dixon Horner Cady Childs Co Orr Huston Beals Markwell Gotzian Gotzain etc with locations and implied advertising listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J A Smith
Moore,Marsh & Co
Baltimore
John B Dixon
W T Dixon
A Brown
Bardydt & Co
Cedar Rapids
Ade
Cleveland
Geo W Cady
Geo W Cady & Co
Childs
Childs,Groff & Co
Ads
Columbus
Kyle Orr
Kyle Orr & Co
O—S Huston
Millers & Hustons
U .S. Evansville
Ind
B Hinkle
Hinkle
Nisbet & Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bertsch
Rindge
Bertsch &Co
Knoxville
Tenn
Ahnson
Haynes
Henson
Wright
Cra
Lafayette
Dae & Comstock
Louisville
Keith
Neale
Keith & Barlow
Sirens
Bamberger
Streng & Co
Jas B Riely
Beals
eals,Torrey& Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Markwell
Markwell & Co
Nashville
Herman
Herman Bros & Co
Topeka
Kas
Watt
Watt, Powell & Co
Craw
Parkersburg
Logan
Logan & Co
Philadelphia
H Weimer
Weimer, Wright& Watkins
Pittsburg
H Childs,Jr
Childs & Co
Huston
U S
W Pickersgill,Jr
Portsmouth
F Richardson
J L. Hibbs & Co
BR Tracy
P Tracy & Co
Portland
Ore
Selling, Akin, Selling & Co
Youincy
Blasland
Tincy
Mr Upham
Upham
O.ion & Co
Richmond
Ellett
Kuett & Crump
Stern Stern & Co
Savannah
J Rosenheim
Rosenheim & Co
Pat
Frank
Einstein
St Paul
Minn
Gotzian
Gotzain & Co
Foot
Johnson & Co
St Joseph
T Smith
Smith-Frazer
B & 5 Co
St Louis
Lindsley
Orr & Lindsey
Brown
Hamilton- Brown Shoe Co
Syracuse
E B Salmon
Dunn
Salmon & Co
Toledo
Smith
Smith,Simmons & Peabody
Fragmentary ad list from old Boston area stores
A jumble of business snippets lists various shops and offerings including crockery lime cement and candles. Entries mention Kilby corset Albany Street Necheery china ring and silver at a northeast store and WAVES of assorted goods from stationery wedding cards to upholstery and millinery. Several addresses appear for firms such as Paine's Furniture Building Tremont Street Tremont Street and Canal Street with references to foundry and trimming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nrocheery
UU Crockery
N.E. States
Rogas & CO
Canal
Friend
B.&m
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Broadway
Unitarian Church
Mattie Smiths
Eneral Weather Report
Signal Service
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Neem Arenas
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Mab
Cincinnati
Fair Jacksonville
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Satelo
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Rain
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Lou
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Omaha
Air
Ceccee
Boston Museum
Booth
Park Theatre
Blou Theatre
Faika
Boston Theatre
Zanita
Globe Thrapre
Gnaap Athenium
the Leopolds Ie
A S Richards & Go Boon
Samuel Bunting
Esc. Leonard & Co
Francis Henshaw & Go
RL Day & Go
Samuel Hatch & Co
Uticura
Cottcura
Potter Drug and Chemical Co
LdAfe
Boston Post
Randall
Appropriations Committee
Congress
the Life Saving Service
Foreign News
MR. Hendricks
Yale-Princeton
Plenary Council
New Hampshire
Gov. Clleveland
Albino
Pim
Forwood & Co
Phelps Itros & Co
Aviera
Pim, Forwood & Co Ailsan
Kingston,Ja
Forwood & Co Stroma
Ann’s Bay
Leaycroft & Co
L Bartett & Co Obe
R J Curtis
Henderson Bros
D¢lichs & Co
Guion & Co
V H Brown & Co
Oerichs & Co
Louis de Bebdian
Inman
Kunhardt & Co
R J Corts
F W J Hurst
Patton
Vickers & Co
Finch, Edge & Co
Kunhard & Go
Williams & Guion
V & Brown & Co
Trans-Pacific Mails
Stafature
Riday
LEN Gym
D. Og
Ship News Record
Port OF
Krigs
Alice
Baxter
Anti
Cornwallis
Castalia
Jackson
J” Wyman
Torrey
Cape Haytien
Colin C Baker
Abel W Parker
Dean
H E Russell
Mehaffy
Hoboken
Medford
Dick Williams
Dan
Fong
Sai
Helen Thompson
Stephens
Mabel Hall Fiall
Alice Oakes
Matrion
Boothbay
Sdis Millie Treat
Dow
Carroll,Sawyer
Elizabeth W Smith
Portiland
Ettie E Tanner
Malloch
Bastont
Office of
Cape Ann Advertiser
John
Winthrop
Shiverick
Lagoda
Marine Notes
Harrington
AP Nash
Kate
H M Crowley
JS Winslow & Co
Hutchinson
Stenc
Cunningham
Lunenburg
Emerson & Wf
Pennock
Kennett Square
Kennett
Carty & Wf
Somervilley
JC Hubiard
Stark
Manchester
L. M
Adams House
H Emerson
Dingee
Watkins
E Beetly
Springfeld
Chishoun,Jr
Soaa
H Lester
Exeter
R Bean
Burke
Mensley
Genz
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Strouse
Miss Allen
Woodworth
Lenox
Rochester
St Onge
Angell &Fm
Attleboro
Simmons & Wf
Bent
Clinton
Rice
M Linehan
Plattsburg
New Yorke
Cushing
Brocktons
Stafford
Blake & Wf
DT Patriarche
Saginaw
Patterson & Wf
Greeley
Howard & Quebec
Merrifield
Smith & Wf
Weatherby
Troy
Randall & Wf
Lawrence
Rackett
Orient
Hl M Nichols
New Yor
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Pittsfeld
K Shute
Lefebre Cantos
Fitchburg
Lyman
N Haven
Harris
F J Whitney
Chelsea
Chester
Marsh
San
T Stevens
Wilson
Lord
Watertown
Shalters
D Mason
Bristo
Sanford
P Moore
Hitch
Dave
RW Stevens
EB Sawyer
Hi Fuller
Fall Rivee FS Chase
J Cavanaugh
Hutchins
Pangor
AH Wilson
Spencer
Brockton
J Rotheim
I Smith & Wf
Royston
C Perkins
Southbridge
Webb
Southern
Wickenham
Key Willbrooks
Hanover
Merrill
Troxall
Hagerstown
E Smith
Newell
Harwich
Pawtucket
Newton
Arlington
Porter
Lynn& Smith
Lyno
J S Peters
Crosby
Wilkey
Oak Bluffs
Whitman
Westminster
Bailey
HG Rogers
W Mason
R Detwiler
Fernald & Wf
Masa
H Fernald
Sanford, Fla
Cook
Murphy
Indiana
Parker
Chamberlain
Aspe
United States Hotel
Pei
E Moree
Campbell
H Beinham
Bloomington
E Park
Gloversville
Owen
Il Sutcliffe
Ot Whitman
H Wood
L Smith
Los Angeles
Lynch
Coskling
N Lander
H Gould
Plant
Foster Springfield
B Price
Hil
Williamsburg
Kk Woodward
Blodgett
Root
Dunkin & Son
Fairfield
Weston
Dawes
Simpkins
Whippie
Snow
Powell
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Waltham IL
Hail
Cowen
J Webster
Brookneld
Ewell
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Laurent
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Skinner
Florida
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J Boardman
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Keene H
C Osgood
J Cahn
W H Baker
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EK Genner
Erie
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AC Barrett
Bethelhem
Ewn Perry
L Plummer
Leonard
Winser
Mars
W Bollins
Bluebill
Somers
C Smith
P Ratler & Wf
M McCorkle
N CH Edwards
Gfield J
Foster
Hotel
Creighton
Pate Ey Cog
L Hurll
Hemmitt Roxbury
Bamgan
Millville
P Barnes
Bristol
Sherwood
McMahon
Caster
Revere Gwoune
R D Stimson
W Hall
Waterville
H Stimson
Sullivan
Me M Green
T Walker
Os Ellet
Kickhunter
Ethos
Tremont
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Business Directory
Aeaa Letter File & Index Company
Washington St
Chas. K.darling & Co
Doane & Greenough
State St
Ccount Books
Aaron H. Gay & Co
Chas. Himnaroers & Co
Blackstone St
Dams & Westlake Mane
Hawkin St
Exchange Place
J. S. Eastman
Decatur
Liverpool St
P. O. Box
Edwin Tobey
Tremont Street
Ronttece
John Lyman Faxon
Hem P. Hall
Emberton Square
Amhitect
Samuel Sowcerer
Washington Street
Whitney Lewis
Pemberton Square
Piace
Thayer
Devonshire Street
W. Poyentworth
Frost & Keee
A.A. Walker & Co
Wallworth
Matheomaticaling
Bellows
Lawrence B&os
Federal
Pemberton
F. Brown & CO
Commercial Street
Bulexs & Engines
Dooley
Atlantic Works
East Boston
Beeinbee Stationary
GE & Co
Kite
Liverpool Street
Campbell & CO
Main
Cambridgeport
Otlere Steel and Iron
James Russell & Sona
Cor
First
C Sts
English
Elliot St. Ewers
T. van Nostrand & Atreet
Alford
Henry Aston
Congress Street
Swaln’s
Gouke St
Bacheller
Kneeland St
Curtis
Boylston St.oat
Wirbis & Materials
B. Emerson & Co
What
Albany St
COE
Hamlin & CO
Federal St
Rling & Ste Rins
Kilby Corset
Albany Street
B. Newhall
Lason
B. Kidder
Equitable
Fjousellor
S. K. Hamilton
Chan
Henry Hyde
Comix and New Work
Benj. Pend
Milk Street
Ecorations
Lamprell & Marbie
Commercial St
Errick Winches
RDA
LE & Towne Mfg. CO
Franklin Street
S — Dees PI
DERBY
Derby & Kilmer Desk Co
UF Eford & Son
H’d
Augustus F. Lash
Essex
Mm. J. McPermect
Shawmut Ave
Boston Loan Office
Salem St
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Tempie Pi
C.F.’ Hovey & CO
Summer
Avon Streets
Johnston’s
General
Geo. Hollister
Federal At
Chas. L. Bly
Pearl Street
BAY State Electrotype Foundry
Arch St. A
Ta & Pope
Kendal Mig. Co
Bowker ‘i
Engingen
Cook. Rymes & CO
Fingines Pellee Machiner
Dorchester Aca
Atina Eping Works
H. Houghton
Analand
Friend Streets
Lidgerwood MM’ Co
I. Moughton Agt
Fxerav
J. Latimer
Bromfield S
Prise Epson Aeccenioe Aie Oa
Ege Ee Feeatherie Dees Manfra
Whotesail Retail
C. F. Shourds & CO
M. Bird
Hawkey St
TLAGS
Art Pub. Co
J. Hubbard & Co
Bromfield At
Paine’s Manufactory
Canal Street
Heeler & CO
Pcesture
DOE, Hunnewell & CO
Fitzgerald& Latuam
Registon
Mt. Vernon Street
G. Lamont
Beverly Street
G. Hinnry
Food Company, N
Py Ousenold Sewing Machines
Warren & Wing
Tremont Et
Jrbexes
Heath Letter File & Index Company
Nsuranch—Fire and Mahine
Wm. W. Hutchings
W. A. Couthouy
Delaware Mutual Safety of Philadelphia
Mercantile Fire Co. of
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Ze Emel & Litch
Field
Orth Ai
Wsurance—Union Mutual Benefit Assoliation
Incorp
Devonshire St
W. T. Merritt
Prest. Chas
P. Wiser
Aundry
Cambridgek
Soden &J
Iaundry
Griffith’s Steam
Dudley Street
S.L. Holt & CO
Sudbury At
Nachinery
Westinghouse
New Tecay
A. Woors Machine Company
Oliver
Baxter Steam Engine Co
Geo. F. Holt
Haverhill Street
H. Ww
Piart
Travers Street
OLLER
John Mulliken
Charlestown St
Opp. B
M. Depot
W. & F. Ki. Whittemore
Broad Street
A. J. Llowyd
Obrgans-New England Organ Co
Ameisaes
Coldings
Thomas Se Swan
Hiolland
Eginga
County Hanover Ver St
Wadeworth, Howland & Co
U.S
A. H. Spencer
State Street
ATENT
J. H.adams
U. S. Patent Office
Atent Eeese
N . Lombard
Hi. Eddy
Patent Solicitors
Brown Brothers
School Street
American & Foreign Pat
A.L. Hayes
Setroleum
Jenney Manufacturing Co
Tucker & Titus
Pemberton Sq
Hawkes & Crawford
Howard St
Central Square
Prem Ber
Henry Hussey
Kingston Street
Olish
Floers
Corner Mason
ORK & Beef Packers & Curers
Chas. H. North & CO
Faneuil Hall
ORK HM Packers and Curers
J.P. Squire & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
INHS
G. HM. Morrill & Co
Hawley Street
Ters’ Holiers and Comitions
Wild & Stevens
Hawley Place
C. W. Woodward & Co
Oliver St
Louis In Mather
Old South
EAL Estate & M Wes
I Estates
T. Bodweary Court
EAL Estate
Sola
Bay
James FO Hyde
Highlands
Hards
Dudley St
B.B. Lawrence
Eikemvanetees
Ortgases
City Sq
Iineurance & Oof
Boston Elastic Paint CO
Hilby Street
Alfred Hale & CO
Geo. L. Damon
Sudbury St
B.stagent
Water Street
Guirts
Frank W. Mason 4 Co
OFA
H. BR. Piimpton & Con
Noaires
Sidney Squires & Co
Ixmine
H. C. Dimond & Conant
NED Glass
Baird & CO
Franklin St
Cambridge St. St
Qtationery
Wedding
Corbelon Ding
Menu & Dinnemcahds
Jd. E. Stanson
Park Street
Ptucco
Page & Walmsley
Tremont St
Vaasa
R. PY. Seabee
YPE Foundry
New England
Tinesand Atte Rhitney
D. Griers
Ritney