Mystic Park Races at New England Breeders Meet Crown Viking
Mystic Park closed the New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting amid strong entries. Viking, owned by F. H. Foster of Tilton New Hampshire, won the 2:20 stallion class after eight heats, while other trials tested times for several horses including Lady Douglas and Nyanza. The day featured notable performances, sales, and judged by T. O. King FE. L. Norcross J. H. Davis and B. D. Whitcomb, with Edgemark shown by Colonel Russell and a lively auction lineup.
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New England
Viking
F. H. Foster
Tilton
N. H
Seer
Foster
Belmont
Lady Douglas
Lady Patchen
Helen Luce
Robert Bonner
Grenadier
Alexander Prince
Arrival
Linaa
Nyanza
Abrazia
Jacobin
L’empereur
Lenox
Onanair
Colonel Russell
Edgemark
Henry Norwell
Kitefoot
B.D. Whitcomb
Charley Wilkes
J. O. Gray
Everett L. F. K. Stone
J. I. Crawford
Naaman
B. F. Dutton
Viola
B. m
Pilot Knox
J. R. Graham
Roman Chief
F. K. Donahoe
I. R. Farnum
Youn Wood
B.c
Frank Wood
Gypsy
Commonwealth, Jr
Commerce
L O. Gray
H.t.cutt
Lady Taylor
Ben Franklin
H. D. Cutts
Doctor
B.g
Ken Franklin
Neil Burgess
Ruey
B.m
R.K. Hamilton
Carldon
Daphne
Silverlace
Ridgewood Farm
Danbury
Conn
T. O. King
Hartford
FE. L. Norcross
Marchester, Me
J. H. Davis
Cambridge
B. D. Whitcomb
Boston
F. Sub
Sue Gillig
Mystic Park
Caridon
Ch.c
F. M. Dodge
A. Alle
B.f
W. W. Moore
Ee Ae Bianca
F. Perkinas
Park Stock Farm
Annacander, Ch.f
E. F. Brownell
Howdy
Bog
J. O'Rei
Knuth Wilkes
W. H. Streeter
Gravieta
B. F. Briggs
Lina
WD. Kimball
Nominator Dominates in Mystic Park Harness Event
At Mystic Park on Oct 2, Nominator b h Rundle & White won the 41 stake for 1887 foals in mile heats. Hustler, Silver Spray, and Nominator led the program with tight finishes. a separate 1888 foal stake saw Silverlace triumph over Halvan and Vision in 2:34. A forfeit match race featured Leland Stanford colt against Edgemark, with Harrison’s colt advancing as the other did not start. In the 2:25 class, Daphne the mare edged Dynamite, Dusty Miller, and Falcon, Jr. in a tight series with heats of 2:20 2:19 2:21.
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Cccesses dl
Cee Seveesedt
Oss
Viking
Bellman
Early Bird
Coralloid
Belmont
Charley Wilkes
Leicester
Jock Bowen
Jock
Mystic Park
Ch.s
F. H. Foster
Coralloia
Blk.e
C. Gauntlett
Hellman
B.s
J. R. Graham
Farry Bird
R.s
G. W. Leavitt
Eses Bos
Hustler
Haldane
Silver Spray
Guy Wilkes
Stranger
Golden
Cceccessveesesdd
Weeteseseee Vision
Br. F
William Mason
T. S. Harrison
Leland Stanford
Colonel H. S. Russell
Edgemark
Mr. Moulton
Colonel Russell
Harrison
Omfret
Conn
Hugo H
Park Stock Farm
Dusty Miller
Ro. m
F. A. Sherwoodeeseese
Natmont
N. T. Dore
Falcon, Jr
Hourson
Dynamite
Otus Shaw
Daphne
Nutment
Falcon
Hugo
Nutmont
Otis Shaw
Shaw
I Daphne
B. m
J. E. Perkins
B. G
Moses
S. H. Hicks
Marriage of Lena de Trobriand Post to Hamilton Webster
Quiet Sayville ceremony unites Lena de Trobriand Post and Hamilton Fish Webster. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Post, comes from a prominent New York family. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Webster of Stuyvesant Square and grandson of former Secretary of State Hamilton Fish. Nearly 200 guests travel by train for the wedding at St. Ann's Church. vows by Rev. Dr. John Henry Prescott, followed by a grand wedding breakfast at the Posts' country house. The newlyweds plan a yearlong abroad trip beginning November 11.
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New York
Post
Lena de Trobriand Post
Hamilton Fish Webster
Sayville
Miss Post
Charles Apost
Washington Square
North
Waldron Kintzing Post
Regis H. Post
Kintzzing Post
Charles A. Post
de Trobriand
de ‘Liobriand
Sydney Webster
Stuyvesant Square
Hamilton Fish
Fish
Long Island Road
Long Island
Horatio Ray Miller
Julian Halstead Keane
Beatrice Post
John Henry Prescott
Webster
Snyder
Harry Flinn
James R. Griswold
Faille Francaise
Newtonville Literary Club
Newton
St. Botolph Street
Boston
Money to Loan on All Kinds of Securities
Notice appears in a local column advertising mortgage loans secured by various securities. The item is part of a miscellaneous shipping and almanac section dated Saturday October 3, noting high water and day length. It references the Mortgage Loan & Trust and a nearby Herald Building, with no further details.
Port of Boston coastal weather and shipping notices
Port of Boston notes arrivals and sailings detailing Steamer Kansas from Liverpool with 116 steerage, weather battles with gales and high seas off Ireland and Cape Race, multiple steamers and tugs in tow, coastwise movements to Portland Boston New York and Philadelphia, and brief harbor observations for Highland Light and Hull.
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Fenton
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Ireland
Cape Race
Boston
Shawmut
Fuller
Progreso
Mex
H Wleabody & Co
Essex
Taylor
Baltimore
A M Graham
H M Whitney
Hallett
New York
Moise
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Tremont
Craig
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Joshua Levett
Magee
Bessie
South Amboy
Piscataqua
Woodman
Dover
York and Durham
George M Winslow
Quinn
Weehawken
Annie W Weston
Mystic Belle
Princeport
Slocomb
Bridgewater
Frank LP
Fullerton
St John
Edward F Mansfield
Crossley
Newport News
Emma C Cotton
Ayres
Philadelphia
Medford
Atwood
Hyena
Hart
Waterloo
Gulliver
Josie Hook
Bassett
Ni Desperandum
Hutchings
Charles Heath
Fendleton
Francis Coffin
Blondelet
Weymouth
Swis Caressa
Thurston
Mineola
Ray
Ellsworth
Lady Antrim
McClintock
Rockland
Metropolis
Smith
Vinal Haven
Cordova
Robbins
Deer Iste
Uniform running light standards for merchant vessels
Merchant vessels should exhibit a white running light visible five nautical miles and colored lights visible two nautical miles. The reform aims to establish a uniform minimum standard for running lights, clarifying visibility requirements that have not been consistently applied previously.
Marine notes reveal multiple ships missing or damaged
Bark Francesco Cilento, from Trapani to Gloucester, reported missing after April 15 departure. Ship Gen Domville, from Lakal for New York, carries 46,665 quintals nitrate and is unheard of since May 6. Bark Joseph A Ropes, from Tamatave to Boston, reports Captain Emery ill. Captain Lawrence in command. Schooner Helen from Cotuit sails New York to Garnet Light in 31 hours. Dry cargo of steamer El Dorado being appraised for shipment to New York aboard Johannes Bruna. Deep laden ship off Great Harbour with damaged headgear and bowsprit after collision. Schooner Normandy reports loss of foremast and other rigging after gale. Steamer Inchulva seeks port for supplies. Brig Elrica damaged in gale. will repair at Charlottetown. Schooner Nellie Bruce ashore at Brown’s Island. cargo to discharge at Machiasport. Schooner F H Odiorne struck Horse Shoe Shoal. in Hyannis harbor leaking. Keweenaw arrives at Valparaiso after engine damage. Palestine arrives at Stornoway with damaged funnel casing. Kate Crosby abandoned off Horn Head after Belfast voyage. Helen R Dow raised at Crescent Beach for repairs. In New Bedford harbor a collision libels sloop Volunteer. sloop Florence loses head gear.
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Francesco Cilento
Trapani
Gloucester
Mass
Domville
Lakal
New York
Joseph A Ropes
Tamatave
Madagascar
Boston
Lawrence
Emery
Plymouth
Helen
White
Cotuit
Garnet Light
Warsaw
el Dorado
Johannes Bruna
Somers Foint
Great En Marbor
Philadelphia
Normandy
Rivera
Bermuda
Barnegat
Inchulva
Newport News
London
Charlottetown
Pei
Elrica
McRae
Cow Bay
Rockland
Helen R Dow
Crescent Beach
Marine Railway
New Bedford
Volunteer
Yarmouth
Florence
N . Robbins
Nickerson
Maritime passenger and cargo movements across world ports
A dense list of ships sailing or in port from October entries across global harbors including Antwer p Montreal Cape Town Cardiff Cagliari Exmouth Gefle Galle Glasgow Liverpool Lizard Moville Newcastle Queenstown Stettin Sunderland Sables d Olonnes Sydney Barbadoes Charlottetown Canso Colon Havana Hiogo Musquash Montreal Moncton Saint John Digby Hav ana Hio go Shanghai Yokohama and more. Entries name vessels captains routes destinations and ports of call with occasional clearances and in port notes.
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Antwerp
Mandalay
Montreal
Bathurst
Higgins
Boston
Behrens
Goree
Cape Town
CGH
Grecian
Mullen
Calcutta
Demerara
Cardiff
Leyland Brothers
Richardson
Rio Janeiro
Cagliari
Olivia Speciosa
Ital
New York
Exmouth
Fortuna
Nor
GEFLE
Godeffroy
Ger
Galle
Hiram
Carlsen
Glasgow
Canadian
Philadelphia
Ethiopia
Liverpool
Luanda
Almon
Quebec
Normadic
Lizard
Kooringo
Young
San Francisco
Dunkirk
Moville
Circassian
Newcastle
Nsw
Macedon
Donald
Manila
America
Eng
Ariadne
Queenstown-Ar
Earl Derby
Tacoma
Stettin
Palmer
Senator
Ken
Sunderland
Lady Cairns
Lowenl
Romance
Barbadoes
Port
Unexpected
Brinkman
Charlottetown
Pei
Elrica
McRae
Canso
North America
Colon
Mexico
Havana
Port Simon
George W Whitford
Foote
Porto Cabello
Norman
Laguna
Digby
Seraphine
E Norris
Anthony
Bear River
Osion
William H Swan
Davidson
Orizaba
Hiogo
Afghan
Yokohama
Macduff
Luzon
Carver
Charles S Whitney
Carey
ST John
Lst
Tamar
EF Marshall
Juyana
Dublin
Fanny L Cann
Penarth
Gélatea
Secord
Annie V Bergen
Odell
Daniel Brittain
Cameron
Windsor
Balmouth
Icis
Wentworth
Josephine
Lennox
Albania
Simla
Slieve Roe
Guy Mannering
Shanghai
Steamship conference opens with immigrant inspection plan
Bremen October 2 The steamship conference opened with representatives from North German Lloyds Hamburg-American French Line Netherlands-American Red Star Line. It was decided that examination of emigrants for America should be by sub agents controlled by the companies rather than consular inspection.
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Bremen
Lloyds
Hamburg-American
French Line
Netherlands-American Line
Red Star Line
America
Gladstone Lays Corner Stone at Trinity College Wing
London dispatch reports Mr Gladstone laid the corner stone of a Trinity College wing in Glunalmond Scotland. He appeared in good health and conducted the ceremony with typical solemnity for the occasion.
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MR. Gladstone
London
Trinity College
Glunalmond
Scotland
New four masted schooner Three Marys launched at Bath
The new four masted schooner Three Marys was launched at William Rogers yard in Bath. She is 193.7 feet long, 40 feet wide, 17.5 feet deep with a gross tonnage of 1156.91 and net 110.07. Principal owners are Captain Clarence Birdsall of Thom's River New Jersey and John B Manning of New York. Cost about $52,000 and ready for sea in two weeks. Built for general trade with 1750 ton capacity.
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Bath
William Rogers
N. J
Agnes Manning
John B. Manning
New York
Three Marys
Philadelphia vacancy for San eta fivaricel on Aug 16
A fragment notes a location near latitude 38 and longitude 29 West with an event dated August 16. No clear organization or names are readable. The text appears scrambled and fragmentary.
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el Philadelphia
Conwell Reports Sperm Oil Catch At Sea
A letter from the whaling ship Conwell reports she is at sea since Sept 27, located at latitude 71.7 degrees and longitude 75.17 degrees, having taken eighty barrels of sperm oil since leaving Norfolk.
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New Bedford
Conwell
Norfolk
Lighthouse Board Seeks 30 Candle Power Masthead Lights
Notice to mariners from Washington dated Oct 1 reports the Lighthouse Board will advise Congress via the Treasury secretary to set merchant vessel white masthead lights at thirty candle power and red and green side lights at...
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Washington
The
Lighthouse Board
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Ships and sailings across Atlantic coast ports date Oct 1 2
Port entries from Bangor Bath Baltimore Charleston Eastport Ellsworth Fall River and more list schooners steamers and brigs sailing to or from Philadelphia New York Newport News Portland and Boston with vessels such as Urbina Maine Elizabeth A Baizley Nellie Coleman and Edward Hopkins among others plus routes to Liverpool London St John NB and Havana reflecting a busy maritime departure and clearance period.
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White Star Line
United States
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Liverpool
RED Star Line
Antwerp
K. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Boston
ADAMS
Port Johnson and Gloucester Sailors in Shipping Notices
Port Johnson for do, SS Audson, Vaughan, Philadelphia for Gloucester, Nellie E Gray, Randy, New York for Portland, Druid, Wilcox, St John for New Bedford, Nettie Dobbin, Alley, Calais for do, Thrasher, Thurber, St John for orders Providence, Swallow, Richardson, st John for orders Newport. Sailed Lst, sch Webster, Barnard, 2nd, scis Grace Webster, Menawa, Mabel Hall, David Forrey, Mary Stewart, Lavinia Bell, Titmouse, Caroline Knight, Rat, John Lenthal, B Wood, Florence A. Hoynton, Hattie, C B Paine, A C Watson, Carrie A Pitman, LS8 Lovering, J D Ingraham and Nellie Gray. Wind NW moderate. Wilmington NC Cleared Oct 1 bark Henry Norwell McGilvery Kingston Ja. Wiscasset Me Special to the Post Ar Oct 1 ech Emma S Briggs Gray from Newport Railed 1st schs Nat Meader Dunton Newport, Douglass Haines Greenleaf Green’s Landing
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Bangor
Willie S Newton
Philadelphia
A & Kendberg
Elizabethport
Kate Walker
Hoboken
Modesty
Monument
Beach
Charity
New Day
Boston
William Iutman
Annie P Chase
Lemuel H Hopkins
New York
Emily A Staples
Daniel Webster
Hoston
Susan Stetson
Chelsea
Bath
Schis Colin Baker
Baker
Johns Ames
Chase
Baltimore
E H Cornell
Wass
Robert McFarland
Montgomery
Lelle O'Neill
Butler
Addie P McFadden
Wright
Washington
Sch Rovert
Graham Dun
Crowell
James B Pace
Garfield
City of Baltimore
Tawes
Trinidad
Urbina
Rotterdam
Sunderland
Hopetown
St Jago
Caspian
Liverpool
St Johns
Halifax
Fairfax
Sherman
Samuel Dilloway
Ella M Storer
Kennebec
Sadie C Sumner
Managua
Port Antonio
Oliver Booth
Anderson
Jacksonville
Maine
London
Charles & J
Pinnard
Savannah
Dom Pedro Lj
Rio Janeiro
Charleston
Nellie Coleman
Ross
Baracoa
Elizabeth A Baizley
Townsend
Centennial
Sprague
Eastport
Madagascar
Edgartown
Mass
Perry
Look
Webster Sarnard
Clifford
Winterport
Eugene Borden
Robinson
Fannie Flint
Warren
Ellsworth
Delaware
Hutchins
Bancor
Fall River
Chase Church
Norfolk
Romeo
St John
H F Kimball
Lanesville
Sarah Wood
Marcus Edwards
Millerlidgh
Eva May
Henrietta
Mathias
Inez
Itasca
Carrie E Look
New Ileans
John Paull
James Boyce
F O Dame
Glenwood
New England
Providence
New Haven
Harry Landell
NEW Poort
C Y Gregory
Reindeer
Fisher’s Island
Anthony Burton
Newport News
E Young
A H Howe
C E Orcutt
Salem
W L Roberts
New Bedford
Minnie Rowan
Oston
Tug Yulu
Bluefelds
Nic
James E.jayliss
Holmes
Hope Haynes
Jibbitts
Wiscasset
Pacific
Morang
Calais
Sarah E Duchan
Burn
Welhaven
Santiago
Kenlewers
China Ports
Macedonia
Bermuda
Glanystwyth
Las Palmas
Newport
Colon
Zaandam
Obdam
Gallicia
Porto Rico
St Ronans
Bark St Peter
Skaling
Windsor
Icis Sabrina
Harrington
Ned P Walker
Lorbin
Vinalhaven
Mattie J Alles
Crockett
Alice Holbrook
Eilis
M H Read
Phinney
Haverill
Henry A ‘Laver
Slocum
Grace F Willard
Weymouth
Mary Louise
Colfer
Jennie A Cheehey
Sneed
Jersey City
A L Mitchell
Carver
Tor
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Etcher
Amboy
M W Griffin
Cobb
Decature Miller
Saxon
Icis General Banks
Bickford
Sullivan
Ella May
Ott
Rockport
Silas McLeon
Morrill
Keckland
John G Pettis
Boyce
Westport
Georinetta
Mechant
West Sullivan
H A Holder
McIntire
Luret
Brown
Mayday
Wilbur
Shelter Island
J B Vandusen
Lear
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Webster
Greenpoint
Nathan Lawrence
Haskell
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Tripp
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Sprcian
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Munroe
Nimrod
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Faulkner
Jas
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Williams
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Cates
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Boyd
Icis Kolen
Tompkins
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Harry L Whiton
Rich
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Edwards
Elliot L Dow
Lamper
Stonington
Grace D Chambers
Green
Allyns Point
Helen L Martin
Fountain
Brunswick
Nickerson
Dover
Adele Babcock
Babcock
Douglass
Flora Morang
Kennaebec
Catawamteak
Rowe
Red Beach
John Fi May
Riggs
Saco
Belle Russell
Fiddler
Eng
Orange Prince
Havre
Dartmouth
Abington
Iloilo
Schienallion
Carbarien
Huntsman
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Oporto
Lst
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Haly
Lynn
Mattie Alolmes
Rines
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Davenyport
Dunton
Galveston
Hebeeka
Barbury
Carrie E Long
Havana
Briggella
Monarch
Shields
Hampton Roads
Chromo
Plymouth
Helen
Sachs
Winslow
Robert Byron
Thurston
ES Newman
Caswell
Satuit
Jed Frye
Newburyport
Cornelius Soule
Cambridge
Reuben Eastman
Hallowell
Senator Sullivan
Hastings
Rockland
Mary Scow
Hume
Canton
Surrey
Samuul W Brown
Peerless
Commerce
Richmond
Cora Ftragan
Carson
Vicksburg
Chandler
Manor
Laconia
Gay
Mary Eliyach
Merry
Sunbeam
Kimballoo
E H King
Hilliard
San Francisco
Tacoma
Two Brothers
San
Vineyard Haven
Lovering
Bowen
J D Ingraham
Weeks
Port Johnson
Audson
Vaughan
Gloucester
Nellie E Gray
Randy
Druid
Wilcox
Nettie Dobbin
Alley
Thrasher
Thurber
Swallow
Richardson
Sch
Barnard
Grace Webster
Menawa
Mabel Hall
David Forrey
Mary Stewart
Lavinia Bell
Titmouse
Caroline Knight
Rat
John Lenthal
B Wood
Florence A. H .Boynton
Hattie
C B Paine
A C Watson
Carrie A Pitman
Nellie Gray
Wilmington
Henry Norwell
McGilvery
Kingston
Emma S Briggs
Gray
Nat Meader
Douglass Haines
Greenleaf
Green's Landing
Transpacific and Atlantic Mails Closing Dates
The notice lists mail closing times for various routes. Mexico daily by overland mail at 5 p.m. Costa Rica via Port Limon on Foxhall closes Oct 3 at 8 p.m. Nova Scotia and Newfoundland by Halifax closes Oct 3 at 1 a.m. Great Britain Ireland Europe by Pavonia closes Oct 3 at 6:30 a.m. Pacific routes to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Hawaii by Mononai from San Francisco Oct 15. Mails for Boston office close Oct 10 at 5 p.m for War Society islands by City of Papetti from San Francisco Oct 31, and Oct 25 at 5 p.m.
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Overland Mail
Mexico
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Foxhall
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Halifax
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Mononai
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War Society
No License Agitation Moves Waltham Prohibitionists
Temperance supporters in Waltham held a grand mass meeting at the Baptist Church under the Waltham Loyal Legion. Rev. John H. Hector spoke, with a drum corps escort and a chorus of children. E F Pierce and a Tuttle duet provided music as the group advocates a no license vote in the upcoming municipal election, with more meetings planned for the weekend.
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Waltham
Baptist Church
Waltham Loyal Legion
John H. Hector
Prohibition
E. F. Pierce
Charlestown
A. E. Tuttle
Bank Closure Shocks Manly Area Officials Missing
Newman II Oct 2 The bank at Chris man sixteen miles east of this city shut yesterday and officials are reported missing. The failure stems from Board of Trade speculation and is estimated at 80 000 to 120 000 dollars.
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Chrisman
Board of Trade
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Pier 11
North River
H. M. Whitney
Savannamhm Pler
Lewin Wharf
Canada Atlantic Steamship CO
Washington Street
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Ten. & Gap Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
A.M. Graham
Agt
Central Wharf
Mallory Lines
Concho
Ces
Alamo Color
Brunswick and Fernandina
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Washington At
Morris
Sudbury St
E.C. Morris & CO
Spruce Lumber
Alpheus
Stetso
Hilby Streat