Coal Company Managers Short Selling Boosts Stocks
The New York Indicator notes coal stock weakness over months due to overproduction and low prices. Surprisingly, present managers and directors reportedly sold short through the summer while feigning anxiety about trade and trying to lift business from a dull prostrate state.
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New York
Wall Street
Utes Raid in Colorado Kills Major Thornburg Troops
Reports say a force of Ute warriors attacked Maj. Thornburg's unit at Bad Canon Colorado on Monday. Thornburg and eleven men died and much of the horses and mules were lost. Remaining troops face danger as rescue measures are dispatched and threats to the Postmaster General's party are noted.
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United States
Maj
Thornburg
Bad Canon
Colorado
Revere House
T. J. Sawyer
Christian Ministry
Murray Club
Edwin Alexander
Toucey
Sawyer
Henry C. Leonard
Cape Ann
J. M. Pullman
New York
Newton Talbot
Miner
Edward Atkinson
Boston & Northwestern Railroad Company
Railroad and Harbor and Land Commission
Old Colony and
New York & New England Railroad
Washington
Lon
W. Downey
Congress
Wyoming Territory
Key
Tyner
Ute
War Department
Fort Saunders
Knapp
Post Office Department
Downey
Massacre of Thornburgs Command in Milk River Fight
Thornburgs force was attacked by Ute Indians a mile south of Milk River on Sept 29. Major Thornburg was killed, several officers wounded, and about a dozen enlisted men and a wagonmaster killed. Capt Payne assumed command, holding a fortified position as reinforcements are readied from Forts and Rawlings.
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Milk River
Col
McKinsley
Joe Rankin
Rawlings
Company F
Fifth Cavalry
Payne
Lieut
Cherry
Linwood
Department of Platte
Omaha
Ma. Thoreburg
Harness
Haddock
Dr. Grimes
Sam
White River Agency
EK. A. Hayt
Maj
Thornburg
Fourth Infantry
Lodge
Ninth Cavalry
Steamboat Springs
Dodge
N. C. Meeker
RawLines
Wy. T
Grafton Lowry
Meeker
Blue River
Lowry
Milk Creek
Cheyenne
W.T
Rankin
Ayne
McKinstry
Lawson
Grimes
Paddock
Wolf
Thornbure
Merritt
Fires destroy barns and buildings across towns
A series of fires reports in New Hampshire New York North Carolina Vermont Montreal Ontario and Connecticut describe burning farms warehouses and factories. Notable losses include Jacob Hodgdon Waftonboro hay and tools fire suspected arson 1200 dollars insured losses at Wilmington Compress Company 110 000 dollars with 13 000 bales of cotton burned and Housatonic Railroad roundhouse at Danbury 2000 dollars.
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Lroro
N. H
Jacob Hodgdon
Waftonboro
Joss
Wilmington
N. C
Wilmington Compress Company
Williams & Murchison
Kirchner & Caldner Bros
Lilly Bros
Haverhill
Mass
Greenland Bridge
Vergennes
Montreal
Ont
Fitchburg Firemen Parade Details Reported
The Fitchburg mass fire department parade tested hose teams from Niagara Rollstone Wanoosnoe Mazeppa and steamers Rollstone Rollstone No.2 Wanoosnoe No.5 and Waebhusset No.1 in water throw and steam performance with times ranging from 22 to 59 seconds for hose lays and 5 minutes 19 seconds for steam operations observed by city officials.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Rollstone House
Niagara No. 4
Rollstone
Wanoosnoe No
Mazeppa No
Rollstone No
Waebhusett
Unitarian Church Celebrates Semi Centenary in Concoxp
The Unitarian Church in Concoxp New Hampshire marked its 50th anniversary with an organ recital, readings, poems, a historical discourse, and a dedication of a new chapel. Rev A B Muzzey James De Normandee Daniel F Seacomb Abba Gould Woolson Rev Henry Powers William P Tilden ex Gov Prescott and Ralph Waldo Emerson attended.
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Concoxp
N. H
Unitarian Church
A. B. Muzzey
James de Normandee
George Kent
Washington, D. C
Daniel F. Seacomb
Abba Gould Woolson
Henry Powers
William P. Tilden
Prescott
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Western Outlaws and Fort Sill Face Bandit Cull
Information from the Suc and Fox Agency reports a Saturday confrontation between twelve gunmen and troops from Fort Sill left nine bandits dead. The death of leader Jim Sarker diminishes their threat as soldiers plan to stay two more months if needed.
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MuskoGees
I. T
Suc and Fox
Fort Sill
Jim Sarker
Strikes at Cincinnati Switch to Coopers Demand Pay Rise
Ninety coopers walked out today seeking an advance. Cabinetmakers refrain from public action, visiting factories quietly and advising workers. Committees collect funds to support idle men, and in some cases demand that workers quit work and join the strike or be expelled from the union.
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Cincinnati
Keene Man Evasion Of Capture Noted In Woods
Bread left for the masked man was not taken as a large search from Keene proceeded into the rough wilderness. Officers say a similar man was seen near Ashburnham Massachusetts two days earlier as preparations for capture continued.
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Keene, N. H
Keene
Ashburnham
Mass
Presidential party visits State House and fair grounds
The Presidential party toured the State House with ex-Gov. Oglesby and others this morning. They then went to the State fair grounds where a large crowd greeted them before departing for Indianapolis.
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Springfield
State House
Oglesby
State Fair Grounds
Indianapolis
Hyde Park Bank in Scranton assigns liabilities and assets
The Hyde Park Bank in Scranton, Pa., announced it has assigned its liabilities of 80000 dollars and assets of about 120000 dollars. The late cashier Hanford is named a defaulter for 20000 dollars.
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Scranton
Hyde Park Bank
Hanford
German man kills wife then shoots himself
Indianapolis report states John Fred Will a German killed his divorced wife With a tan ner s knife stabbing her fifteen or twenty times Then Will shot himself dead in the morning death follow.
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Indianapolis
John Fred Will
Walking match results from Baltimore event
In Baltimore on October 1 the walking match score stood at 10 o clock with Maguire leading at 183, Hughes 199, Redding 190, Harmer 178, Campana 175, Metzzer 168.
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Baltimore
Llo
Maguire
Hughes
Redding
Harmer
Campana
Metzzer
Balloonists Missing After Sunday Departure
Not heard from since they departed in a balloon from St Louis on Sunday. Prof. Wise and his companion George Burr are unaccounted for as of October 1. Their absence has prompted search efforts and appeals for any clues.
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Str. Louis
Prof. Wise
George Burr
Peabody Fund Trustees Meet in Secret Session in New York
In New York City the Peabody Educational Fund trustees convened their annual meeting. Chairman Robert C Winthrop led remarks praising the fund’s work and discussing changes in Southern education funding including emphasis on normal schools and teacher training amid bond and state debt pressures. Dr Sears presented the agent’s report with calls for federal aid to educate white and colored children and for expanding professional training to secure public schooling for two million children in the South.
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Peabody Educational Fund
New York City
South
New York
Trustees of
The
Robert C. Winthrop
Massachusetts
Waite
Evarts
Hamilton Fish
George Peabody Russell
A. H. H. Stuart
Virginia
George W. Riggs, Esq
Washington
Barnes
Bishop Whipple
Minnesota
Henry R. Jackson
Georgia
Theodore Lyman
Sears
United States
Peabody
Mississippi
Winthrop
Richard Taylor
Richard McCormick
Queen Victoria
Congress of the United States
City of
London
Sion
G. J. Orr
Congress
Bangor beet sugar factory to start with 120 hands
New inventory notes Bangor Maine reports the beet sugar factory begins operations Saturday employing 120 workers and processing about 200 tons of beets daily. Elsewhere in Maine news include a railroad board reelection, salmon sightings after a Brunswick dam fishway, and local court and fair updates.
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Bangor
Portland and Rochester Railroad
George P. Wescott
Lower Brunswick
Androscoggin
United States Circuit Court
Portnd
William H. Worster
National Fire Insurance Company
Piscatequis Central Agricultural Society
Foxcroft
Oxford Universalist Association
Elm Street
Auburn
H. 8. Whitman
Mechanics’ Falls
A. Bosserman
H.C. Munson
Wilton
Five Glasgow Bank directors released amid crowd groans
London dispatch reports five Glasgow Bank directors freed after eight months for uttering false balance sheets. Two others remain jailed. Read about Spain unrest, Irish agrarian tensions, and Cuban war mobilizations affecting finances and public order.
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London
City of Glasgow
New Hampshire Notes and Regional Events
Mrs Samuel Fiske of Hampton lies at death's door after a cat bite. Cocheco Manufacturing of Dover produced 27 million yards of cloth last year and sold 34 million, net earnings 103272. Sullivan County Agricultural Association opens its second annual fair at Claremont Driving Park with thousands attending and many exhibits. Bath Farmers and Mechanics hosts its eleventh annual fair with about 3000 spectators and top stock exhibitions. A seventy five hour walking match at Music Hall Manchester offers 500 dollars in prizes from November 10 to 15 with entry fees refunded to finalists.
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Samuel Fiske
Hampton
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Dover
Sullivan County Agricultural Association
Sullivan County
Claremont
Bath
Music Hall
Manchester
Yale Seniors Triumph at Lake Saltonstall Regatta
Yale College boasts a two mile race won by the seniors in 13 31 with the juniors a second behind and the sophomores at 13 50. A committee was appointed with graduates to promote broader athletic sports in the college.
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New Haven
Conn
Lake Saltonstall
Yale
Creedmoor scores toppled at Sixth Division Rifle meet
At Syraucse New York October 1 the Sixth Division Rifle Association meet saw each team score exceed Creedmoor records. The Forty-Eighth Regiment posted 482 points and the Fifty-First 480, outperforming any Creedmoor team ever.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Division Rifle Association
Creedmoor
Forty-Eighth Regiment
Man convicted in drunken row manslaughter case
John Williams of Bellows Falls is convicted of manslaughter for killing a companion last winter in a drunken dispute. At Hinesburg Giles Kenyon died September 23 at age 96 and his wife, 94, died September 25. In St Albans butter prices ranged from 22 to 25 cents per pound. Weston Congregational Church pastor Rev. J. R. Flint began his tenure under unusual circumstances as the society declined to join the church in calling the council due to past difficulties with the last settled pastor.
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John Williams
Bellows Falls
Hinesburg
Giles Kenyon
St. Albans
J. R. Flint
Weston
Flint
Chicago Times Review of Presidential Route Remarks
The Chicago Times recalls a presidential speech delivered at Aurora Illinois praising laborers while deriding the era’s rhetoric along the railroad route. It mocks the president’s phrasing and the accompanying parade of supporters described as Indies aiding the progress.
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The
Chicago Times
Aurora
Illinois
Tribune supports Tammany against Democrats in New York
The Baltimore American notes the Tribune as a Tammany organ in New York City politics. It says Republicans on the Police Board oppose Democratic inspectors except Tammany nominees and warns that disfranchising New York could backfire on the Republican ticket outside the city.
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Baltimore American
The
Tribune
New York City
Tammany
New York
Tilden
Train inspector injured in Hoosie Tunnel accident
Track Inspector Patrick Callahan was struck by a train in the Hoosie Tunnel Tuesday night and is badly injured with only a slight chance of recovery. Other brief items note a French woman burned by kerosene, a Boston and Albany wood agent found dead, and various local incidents.
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Patrick Callahan
Hoosie Tunnel
Celina Jervis
Canada
Lowell
Daniel Purington
Boston and Albany
New England Village
Kenry E. Stearns
Rutland
Henry Richardson
Maine
Worcester
Auburn
Abington
Charles Straffin
Washingington
Orange Streets
Plymouth County Union of Sunday Schools
Baptist Church
Plymouth
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Henry A. Cook
Bethel Church
Boston
Revival Seen in Iron Trade and Foreign Markets
A Charleroi meeting of iron masters on October 1 reports that orders for iron and market data from abroad support a broad renewed iron trade. Moscow prison census shows 11 854 inmates in summer, 10 477 sent to Siberia. Macdonald travels to Berlin to seek a new postal money order treaty. Baden grand duke to Vienna on an extraordinary mission.
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Charleroi
St. Petersburg
Friedrich of
Baden
Germany
Vienna
Noted Boston Architect Dies After Long Illness
One of Boston's oldest citizens, a leading architect for over forty years, died Sept. 30 at his South End residence. Born in Scituate he studied architecture from age 15 and helped design the Commonwealth Hotel and other major structures. He was 79, survived by a son and daughter.
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Boston
Waltham and
Ringgold Streets
South End
Scituate
Isaiah Rogers
Commonwealth Hotel
Mechanic Association
Leander Lovell
Plymouth
Mass
Ola Colony National Bank
A.S. Washburne
Esc
E. B. Washburne
Israel Washburne
Maine
Cadwallader Washburne
Wisconsin
W. B. Washburne
Minnesota
Hallowell
Louisville and Nashville Railroad annual stockholders meeting
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad reports gross earnings for the year ending July 1 at $63,287,000 and operating expenses at $5,155,000. Directors elected include E. D. Standiford H. Victor Newcomb B F Guthrie W B Caldwell H C Morrell W M Farrington George A Washington James W Hayes Edward H Green J P Giraud Foster and George C Clark.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
E. D. Standiford
H. Victor Newcomb
B. F. Guthrie
W. B. Caldwell
H.C. Morrell
W. M. Farrington
George A. Washington
James W. Hayes
Edward H. Green
J. P. Giraud
Foster
George C. Clark
Eastern
J. Guthrie Coke
G. J. Potter
W. H. Smith
Rowing Contests Near London Lake Race Plan
Jamestown reports Hanlan crew to race in new craft soon with a 2000 foot lakeside grandstand. Hanlan and Courtney sign to row on the 16th amid shell launches and survey work. In Toronto Plaisted challenges Ross for a two mile sculling match at Silver Lake for 500 a side, and Hosmer bets Johnson on a three mile race in Toronto bay.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Coulson
Canada
Hanlan
Courtney
Blakie
Toronto
Frenchy Johnson
Toronto Bay
Speedwell hosts Fishing Commissioners crew in Gloucester port
In Gloucester on October 1 the U S steamer Speedwell lies at port with Prof Baird and other Fishing Commissioners aboard. No trace of Palmer alias Parker the fugitive. Jonas H French and J T Spaulding set to speak at the Butler flag raising next Monday. Worries mount for George H Jones missing since Monday with mental strain. a note claims his whereabouts near Essex but search fails. He was a high school student of good character and scholars fear overwork.
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Gloucester
Mass
Speedwell
Prof. Baird
Palmer
Parker
Jonas H. French
J. T. Spaulding
Charlestown
George H. Jones
Essex
Newburyport Items: Boy Burned by Acid Mercury Blast
In Newburyport Samuel Caldwell, aged 138 years, suffered severe facial burns and eye injury after a nitric acid and mercury bottle exploded during play. The day also notes bank dividends, crime arrests, and a liquor-law case in the police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
Willie Caldwell
Ocean National Bank
First National
Samuel Hamer
Rhode Island Dog Attacks Kill Farm Fowls in Warwick
Rhode Island officials allocate 25000 to expand school space while dogs threaten farming. In Warwick at the Hon. Wm. Greene estate, over 100 fowls were slain by a pair of dogs in a recent night attack on poultry yards.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Wm. Greene
Warwick
Connecticut News Roundup of Protests and Local Incidents
The Spiritualists claim a 30 000 follower base in Connecticut. Southington approves 3000 for a soldiers monument. Sidney Ensign’s Huntsville woolen factory near Falls Village burned, uninsured loss about 4500. Meriden factories extend evening hours to 9 pm as business outlook improves. Charles Schwartz of Meriden was kicked by a horse and remains unconscious with poor prospects. Gustavus Cornish of Merryville halted a wagon carrying his wife two daughters and sister in law headed to Litchfield for a divorce case, fired four shots but caused no serious injury, fled in the wagon. later surrendered near Bantam Falls. Cornish had been jailed for horse stealing and released on bail.
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Connecticut
Southington
Sidney Ensign
Huntsville
Falls Village
Meriden
Charles Schwartz
Gustavus Cornish
Merryville
Litchfield
Cornish
Bantam Falls
Treasury Receipts and Debt Note September 1879
The September 1879 internal revenue receipts reached 9,842,887 compared with 9,254,237 in 1878. Customs receipts totaled 16,080,524 versus 12,735,226 last year. About 8,000,000 was paid by the Treasury in pension arrears, and excluding that, the monthly public debt reduction would have approached 10,000,000.
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Washington
Treasury
Final Burdett Estey organ suit arguments in Brattleboro
The final accounting before ex Governor J. W. Stewart of Middlebury continues in Brattleboro Town Hall. Col Kittredge Haskins argues for the plaintiff with E J Phelps of Burlington closing likely Saturday. E N Dickerson and C C Beaman of New York argue for the defendant.
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Brattleboro
J. W. Stewart
Middlebury
Col. Kittredge Haskins
E. J. Phelps
Burlington
E.N. Dickerson
C. C. Béaman
New York
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City of Glasgow Bank
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Castlebar
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New England
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U. Boston
B. M. Pursens
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U.S. A
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J. A. Hawke
Constellation
Robert Whiting
H. Maloon
N. H. Jenkins
Saratoga
E Hay
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Lord Clive
France
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A. M
Isburgh & Walker
S. Hatch & Co
Wilmerding
Hognet
Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co
Samuel Hatch & Co
Leonard & Co
N. M. Hatch
H. Harris & Co
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
R. L. Day & Co
Holbrook & Fox
Harris & Jones
Albert Howe
Boots and Shoes
Boots, Shoes, &c
RK. F
Rhodes & Co. Ribbons
Wilmerding, Hoguet Co. Dery Goods, &c
R. F. Pancoast & Co. Boots and Shoes
KK. Williams
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Utah
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Chicago
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James Bullock
Yardwick
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Firemen’s Parade
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the Peabody Fund
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Germania Orchestra
Leon Keach
Ec2tr
J. F. Zimmerman
Boston Museum
Mr. R. M. Fielb
Boston Museum Company
B. E. Woolf
FISK
Fisk University
America
Mussk Fta
C. H. Spurgeon
Jubilee Singers
Washington St
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Tompkins & Hill
W.S. Gilbert
Arthur Sullivan
Barnabee
Whitmey
Fessenden
Frothingham
Kummerlee
Adelaide Phillipps
Mary Beebe
Georgia Cayvan
Mr. N. Lothian
Sesort
Gilbert
Park Company
Gaiety Theatre
Wentworth
Gus Williams
J.adolph Dinhkel
Dudley Street Opera House
Tony Pastor
Boylston
Hopkins & Morrow
Chaiules FF Vader
Iis Cesswene
Howard Ayheneum
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Ceeseee
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Consolidated Pacific
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Gloucester Notes
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Democratic State Central Committee
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Merchants’ Exchange
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R. J. Levy
C. Schoenhof’s
Tremont St
Hotel Lafayette
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Dorchester Bay Tunnel
City Eugineer
City Hall
Faemeer
Tremont Street
Lucius Slade
Marlborough Street
Putnam
Wm. M. Evarts
MW Thiot
Comer’s Commercial College
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Gies Fe. G
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Be2Trooes Mig
Business Directory
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State Street
Piper
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Water St
S. Doane & Greenough
GAY
Aaron R. & CO
Tvbey
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Hastings
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Wash
Walker, A.A.,& CO
BIRD
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Congress St
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Henry & Hatch
Summer Street
Post Office Square
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Market St
Brighton
Johnson, Moody & CO
Dev. Street
Hnights
S. BR
Old State House
Kennedy
Bankers
ATT Wood Gilb’t & CO
Mn Foote & French
Congress Street
Parker & Stach Pole
Devonshire
Peck
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Exchange Priace
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Buffum
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Curtis, N & CO
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Edmunds & Mayo
Hayden,guardenier & CO
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Johnson, Rust & CO
Summer St
Keith
M. L. & Sors
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High &J. Stowe
Bills & Whitney
Pearl
Jarvis Furnace CO
Congress At
Rueter & Alley
Devonshire Street
Roessle
John
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RAL, James & Son
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Friend Street
Sargent, WM. P. & CO
Sudbury
Criso
Sahngent & Ham
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Carpetincs
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French, WM. C
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Young's Outel
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Vincent
Chaffin, F.C
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Freeman & Gray
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Court St
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Thaterm, Lpwarp F
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J. M
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TOWER
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State of
J. R.sawtelle
Hallowell, Me
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Ada Press
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Levi B. Gay
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J. . Converse
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R. C. W. Sanderson
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Commer Atlantic and
Oolts
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General Commission
Glidden & Curtis
John M. Glidden
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Moxex
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Sauare
Swift Fe
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