Transcontinental rail deals and Western line plans emerge
Boston East and R T Wilson are said to have arranged for the Des Moines Osceola and Southern narrow gauge to join the St Paul system for a direct Des Moines to Kansas City route. Survey work in Kansas City to Canisville hints at Ottumwa branch extensions or Des Moines link. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul aims to widen gauges and modernize, seeking a first class road to compete for Des Moines area business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Wilson
Great Southern and Western Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Paul
Kansas City
Canisville
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Osceola
Southern
Denver and
Rio Grande
Jackson
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Railroad Commissioner of
Colorado
Westinghouse
Kansas, Nebraska and
Dakota
Chicago Tribune
Kansas, Nebraska and Dakota Railway
Ft. Scott
Kan
Bismarck
C. C
Nebraska
Memphis, Tenn
Ft. Scott and Gulf Railroad
Burlington and Pawnee City
Kansas
Dakota and Northern Pacific
Topeka
Chicago Rate Committee
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Detroit
West Shore
Evansville
Joseph W. Daveall
C. C. Baldwin
Benjamin Russah
New York City
Isaac T. Burr
Boston
Burlington
Omaha
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Dispatch
Prescott and Arigona Central Railway
Chino
Atlantic and Pacific
Prescott
Albuquerque
New Mex
E. P. Rikley
Burlington and Quincy
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Monthly Literature Features in North American Review
The November issue highlights frontispiece engravings and articles on Sir Edwin Landseer and The Otter Hunt, Lucy C Lillie Indian Journey, The New York Stock Exchange, and The Defence of Our Seaports. Also covers Miss Woolson East Angels and Howells Indian Summer, plus two short stories and poetry. Cassell's Family Magazine and Atlantic Monthly reviews follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s
Bernstrom
Edwin Landseer
Lucy C. Lillie
New England
Wheatley
New York Stock Exchange
Mr. Wells
Spain
Nora Perry
C. Y. Turner
Louise Chandler Moulton
Alcyone
Frances L. Mace
Harper & Bros
New York
Wallis
Raphael
Marborough College
Joseph Hatton
W. Hatherell
Garrick Club
Alfred Waterhouse
R. A
New Liberal Club
London
Domenico Morelli
Helen Zimmern
George Halse
Wallace
Aberdeen
The
International News Company
Cassell
Alice O’hanlon
Barbara Foxley
Newnham College
Cambridge
Ellen Terry
Portia
Granada
Valencia
Cassell & Co
Atlantic Monthly
Rebecca Harding Davis
Edward Stanwood
God
John Fiske
E. R. Sill
Thackeray
Olive Thorne Miller
Henry James
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Boston
North American Review
Senor Emilio Castelar
Europe
Grant
Admiral Ammen
Nicaragua
Walt Whitman
America
James Parton
United States
Philip Schaff
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Elihu B. Washburne
United
Bulgaria
Eugene Schuyler
Gail Hamilton
E. P. Hill
Colorado
Alexander Delmar
California
William N. Phillips
Kansas
Henry Ward Beecher
Senor M. Romero
Mary G. Humphreys
J. B. Jeancourt
Vernon Lee
Lord Houghton
Li Hung Chang
Gordon Cumming
George Eliot
Gitron College
Vittoria Collonna
M. Renan
E.R. Pelton
Richard Henry Stoddard
Popular Science Monthly
T. W. Mather
Henry de Varigny
Gheel
Belgium
Grant Allen
John F. Hume
C. A. Eggert
Iowa University
Horsley
Playfair
Magazine of Art
Illustra
I.aetter Press
Lady Hamilton
Pimstress
Hamilton
Millicent-Fawcett
Meissonnier
Poleon
Russia
W. M. Turner
J. Pendereldhurst
Paris
R. A. M. Stevenson
Sargent
Vickers
Penaissance
Aloiss Heiss
de Neuville
Greatest of All Time in Art and Literature Polls
A literary periodical surveyed readers on the ten greatest naval commanders ten architects ten prima donnas ten authors and works and ten poets. Votes list Nelson Farragut Perry Jones Drake Decatur Blake Porter von Tromp and others for naval leaders. Wren Angelo Inigo Jones Brunelleschi and others for architecture. Patti Nelsson Jenny Lind and more for prima donnas. Bible Shakespeare Dickens Scott and others for authors and works. Longfellow Tennyson Shakespeare Whittier and others as the top poets.
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Nelson
Farragut
Perry
Jones
Drake
Decatur
Blake
Porter
von Tromp
Foote
Lawrence
Collingwood
de Ruyter
Howard
Howe
Themistocles
Courbet
Hood
Dupont
Hull
Raleigh
Lydsaner
Rodney
Napier
Macdonough
Warren
Bainbridge
St. Vincent
Boscawen
de Coligny
Codrington
Scattering
Wren
Angelo
Inigo Jones
Bramante
Brunelleschi
Taylor
Alberti
Palladio
Vitruvius
Barozzio
Chambersill
Paxton
Grotto
Ferguson
Raphael
Fontana
van Vite
van Brugh
Pugin
Hackler
Perrault
Ashpitel
Gibbs
da Vinci
Emerson
Pilgrim’s Progress
Hawthorne
Longfellow
Goethe
Hugo
Virgil
Carlyle
H. B. Stowe
Cooper
Robinson Crusoe
Bancroft
Bulwer
Washington Irving
Tennyson
Gibbon
Cowper
Poe
Coleridge
Dante
Matthew Arnold
Jackson
Finance and trade surge on Atchison and Pacifico stocks
Boston, Oct 21 highlights a sharp market advance with heavy trading in Atlantic and Pacifico, Atchison, and Mexican Central. Rail stocks like Chicago lines rise while Mexican bonds, Atchison trusts, and Oregon Short Line show gains amid steady government securities and a robust money market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Come
Ccccscee
Cabie Transf Cip
dubacmastsOne
Cee Commercial
Ssemas Coes
Bgstok
Pacific
D. c
Public Architecture in England Lamented as Decadent
The London Atheneum condemns English architecture as poor in public buildings and criticizes the office of works led by Mr. Mitford for producing pretentious yet offensive structures. It urges educating the public to desire good design, noting some improvement in private buildings despite a decline in new public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Atheneum
England
Office of Works
the Atheneum
St. Martin’s-le-Grand
Swiss Slave Sales Shock London Truth Report
London Truth reports distressing Swiss child labor practices in Biel near Berne where four poor children aged 2 to 10 were auctioned for a year by public crier despite a widow mother’s pleas. The piece condemns the system as nearly as bad as American slavery, calling Swiss people a servile huckstering race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Switzerland
Biel
Berne
America
Europe
Dividends Declared By Globe Street Railway Cable and Pacific Mail
The Globe street railway in Fall River declares a 14 percent dividend. United States Cable company directors approve an interim dividend of three shillings per share at 3 percent per annum for the quarter ending Sept 30 1885, down from 5 percent a year earlier. Pacific Mail directors declare a 14 percent dividend for the current quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Street Railway
Fall River
United States Cable Company
Pacific Mail
Review of the Boston Market Week Ending Oct 21
The weekly Boston market review notes mixed goods pricing across many sectors. Alcohol, candles, coal, coffee, and sugars show varied firming or steady trends. dry goods, meats, and grains display steady to modestly active demand, with several items highlighting price ranges and regional movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Commodities Report Shows Mixed Demand Across Goods
Fancy at 24 New York and Vermont at 22 22l6c. Nova Scotia at 214 22c. western 20 21c. Beans in steady demand with northern pea at 170 175, New York 165 170, medium 165 170. Canada peas 85c to 1. Pota toes rose 35 53c, sweets 150 2% bbl. Dried apples quiet. Fresh ponies easier. turkeys 20c, chickens 18 20c. Rice in good demand with sales of Carolina 200 bbls at 5 6c, Java 200 bags at 5%4c, Rangoon 100 bags at 49c, Patna 50 bags at 5c. Saltpetre crude at 5 514c fb. Salt firm. Turks Island 175 190 per hhd, duty paid. Domestic flaxseed export 127% 128 bus. Singapore pepper firm at 164 16 2c. spirits unchanged. Sugar raw fair. refining 57 59 16c, centrifugal 6 64 4c tb. Coffee and molasses quoted. Porto Rico sales on terms. Molasses firm vary by grade. Teas steady. Tobacco unchanged. Wools in good demand. domestic steady, foreign wools quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portiona
Cambridge
Boston
Philadelph
Rosendale
Java
Aracaibo
Laguayra
Jamaica
Tle
Manila
Russia
American
Uplands
Gull
St. Domingo
Lima
Japan
Gambier
Sicily
Cape Breton
Labrador
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St Louis
Illinois
Minnesota
Liverpool
London
Erppey
Turkey
Ford
Virginia
Florida
Malaga
Naples
Palermo
Messina
Aspinwall
Baracoa
Warren Powder Mills
Eureka Diamond
Boston Sporting
du Pont
Eagle
Choice
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Texas
India
Indigo
Bengal
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Canada
Carolina
Rangoon
Patna
Turks Island
Singapore
Cienfuegos
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Arroyo
Ponce
St Johns
Barbadoes
Demerara
Yabacoa
East Cambridge
Maine
R W Thompson
J G Litchfield
Halll
J G Fogg
Wiler, Brown
Libby
S H Wardwell
J F Lawry
Libby & Son
Wells & Richardson
H Coolidge & Son
A P
Berry & Clough
A S Pierce
New Hampshire
J C Marshall
Dow &Moulton
Aldrich & Johnson
H A
Wilcox
J O
Piper & Pond
A Williamson
Capt
W Armstrong
Sargent & Tuner
W G Townsend
H F Gilbert
G N Clair
L W Tinker
Hingerson
Nick Campbell
Catte
B S Hastings
T P Chase
MC Roundy
Shép
K P Pollard
J Engram
Jall & Seaver
Gilfilan & Blavhhard
W Douglass
M G Flanders
P Burie
F Skimball
W Brownell
W Kicker
A N Monroe
Hollis & Go
E Farrell
Farrell & McFlynn
Scollins & Eevon
Hathaway & Jackson
Nelson
McCracken
Hosmer
Gosselyn
Berry Bros
A K Wilson
Cephalonia
Hammond & Co
P W Thompson
Weiler, Brown & Libby
Wardwell
Hall & Seaver
Dow & Moulton
J Goodnow
F S Kimball
Union Market
C P Burke
H. A Wilcox
BM R Nelson
Atde
Smith
H Ingerson
H N Jenne
Maine—Coolidge & Son
J .F Lawrey
J H Fogg
Breck & Wood
I B Sargent
E F Adden
M C Koundy
Hastings
Sargent & Turner
Hl N Jenne
T Lanley
A Farnham
Worthern
Massachusetts
Henry
East Watertown
Gilfillan & Blanchard
Roy
West Barnet
Watertown
F F Adden
A Worthein
J O Sanborn
R P Pollard
Seattle
WC Brown
Daten
Albany
Brighton
AN Monroe
Hollis & Co
EH Eames
JS Henry
W W Hall
J D Hosmer
Orleans
Chicago
United
City Extra India Mess
Western Steam
City Steam
South America
Western Rangers
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Footwear manufacturers report steady demand and rising shipments
Trade in boot and shoe goods shows overall strength with New York and home trade busy and manufacturers keeping factories running. Jobbers enter market gradually while arrivals spike in 10 days. Prices uncertain due to higher labor costs. some firms plan price adjustments. Lynn and Brockton bear current labor strain. Wax, hip boots, calf goods orders rise. rubber goods shipments remain robust. One company to raise prices after Oct 19 and discontinue freight payments. Weekly outside-New England shipments total 61,314 cases versus 40,729 last year. since Jan 1 2,232,216 cases vs 2,193,440 in 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lynn
Brockton
New England
Shipping Goods Inward and Outward From Several Ports
List of shipments at London and Charleston with cargoes including dyes, cement, lard, hides, wool, oil, soap, and timber. Entries name shippers such as Baring Bros, Beach, Brown, Cayzer Irvine, Hooper Lewis, and J W Morgan with cargoes and quantities like bales, casks, cases, and feet. Also notes schooners Portand Susie E Dickson Ball and Harry Prescott with cargoes of potatoes, lumber, and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Caledonia
Andrews
Baring Bros & Co
Beach & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Mortimer & Co
Drost
Hoxie & Co
Hooper, Lewis & Co
Hilton, Weston & Co
Moise Leetz & Buillon
Morgan & Co
RG Norris & Co
Perkins
Pierce & Co
Richards & Co
T Russell & Co
Port Johnson
N S
Portand
Charleston
Thomas P Ball
Savannah
Harry Prescott
George McQuesten & Co
Harold C Beecher
Postcard of Overseas Freight Inbound Trade Goods
Foreign exports list cargoes from multiple ports Turks Island Hayti Cuba Barbados and Montevideo detailing lumber cases pork beef cheese lard flour candles beer soap and other commodities with quantities and vessel names such as Manhattan John F Kranz and W C Warner. The long inventory notes diverse cargoes including fish, rice, butter, tobacco, and dry goods shipped to and from Caribbean and South American ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turks Island
Haytian
Manhattan
Hayti
Barbadoes
John F Kranz
Montevideo
Portland Lloyds
Summerside
Pei
W C Warner
Bridgewater
Algeria
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railroads Oct 21
Commerce report lists shipments by Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Vid Colony Fitchburg and other lines. Cotton, wool, corn, oats, wheat, beef, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, leather, hides, and various bales, cases, and crates appear in totals across multiple railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Vid Colony Railroad
New York
New
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Maine Ailroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody, Salera
Train collision near Sharpsville injures engineer in Indiana
An express Pan Handle train from Louisville to Chicago struck a horse and buggy at Sharpsville Howard county at 1 am. The engine and two cars left the track, Engineer Geo Crawford of Indianapolis was crushed under the engine, the fireman escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Louisville
Chicago
Sharpsville
Howard County
Geo. Crawford
Obituary notices from several towns dated October dates
The notices record deaths and ages including Eliis D Berry aged 17 years 9 months 27 days at Longwood on October 19. Mary E Fitzgerald aged 30 years 7 months 18 days at Wellesley on October 17. Mrs Relief widow of Joseph Moulton aged 87 years 7 months 8 days at Lynn on October 19. D Hol land Norcross aged 73 years at Marblehead on October 18. Mrs Louisa Pierce wife of Charles B Pierce aged 67 years at Newton on October 20. Mary Elizabeth Perry wife of Kate Boston dated October 21.
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Berry
Longwood
Eliis D
James
Elmira O Berry
Fitzgerald
Wellesley
Mary
E Fitzgerald
Moulton
Lynn
Relief
Joseph Moulton
Norcross
Marblehead
Mass
Holland Norcross
Pierce
Newton
Western cattle market improves while north lags in quality
Market notes show western cattle gaining, with 74 cents valued as top bid for quality, while northern cattle run inferior to fair. Large western hog offerings, 24 225 head, and strong demand for pork despite low prices. steady veal calves and slow sleep trade. extensive listings from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, and Canada reflect broad regional activity across cattle, sheep, hogs, and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
N.B
Boston and
Albany
Market quotes from London and Havana
Financial brief listing British consols at 100 percent and Atlantic and Great Western, Canadian Pacific, Erie and Illinois Central shares with fractional prices. Includes New York Central, Pennsylvania, Reading and Spanish gold in Havana with scattered percentages and odd decimals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
Ag St Paul Comron
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Havana
Qot
Insolvency listings and first creditors meetings at Salem court
The Salem insolvency court heard first creditor meetings and named assignees in multiple cases. Notable filings include M Adama of West Medway sold out, Silas Shattuck of Pepperell seeking 10 percent, James Flannagan of Portland insolvent, and Thomas Miller of Providence assigned. Second and third meetings followed for several others with adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Adama
West Medway
Mass
Silas P. Shattuck
Ast Pepperell
Wm. H. Stafford
Oldtown
James E. Flannagan
Portland
Thomas Miller
Providence
R. L
Geo. L. Clarke
F. McCormick
R. I
Newcomb & Bowen
Restaurateurs
R. 1
Jy. Ls
Weaver
Sharon
Cp. P. James & Co
Akron
Salem
Coote
Eugene
Yates
Lawrence
Newton
Frye
Comfort Shoe Company of
Walter S. Dickson
Charles A. Jennings
Albert W.W. Armstrong
Forrest Goodwin
Henry M. Colby
John Homer
Minot Tirrell
Sylvester P. Farnsworth
John Mahon
Cynthia A. Lurvey
Universalist convention opens in Brooklyn with devotion and sermon
The Universalist general convention began its first session in Brooklyn on October 21. Morning devotion preceded a sermon by Rev. Dr. Charles W. Tomlison, followed by business reports and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Universalist General Convention
Brooklyn
Charles W. Tomlison
Milord News Snips and Local Events Across Towns
Milford reports seven burglaries in six days while Cliff cottage at Newport sells for 52000. Worcester hosts a special state grange session. Dartmouth students clash with Lebanon Townies over politics. Nashua man Corey dies by self inflicted act. Lowell mail carrier McCredy arrested for mail tampering. A Dover NH farm allegedly yields a silver mine. Eastport Rev Brown receives church call. Fr Fleming of Ayer settles assault case. apology to follow. Bath Maine bars Salvation Army from city hall for a year. Essex South Congregational holds semi annual in Rockport. New Bedford Manufacturing Co buys land south of mill and plans a new mill. West Lebanon NH welcomes Rev Havens as pastor. Edmund Walsh sues Sheriff True over illegal search at encampment. Wareham businessmen report counterfeit 1859 half dollars. Barnum parade limb incident injures Howard. Deering sued for damages. Gloucester water plan defeat. 356 yes 647 no. 1034 voters total.
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Milford
Cliff Cottage
Newport
State Grange
Worcester
Dartmouth College
Lebanon
N. H
George C. Corey
Nashua
John O. McCredy
Lowell
Nicholas Tuttle
Dover
Thomas W. Brown
Eastport
Unitarian Church
Dublin
Fr. Fleming
Ayer
E. Doherty
Fleming
North Attleboro
A. T. Hancock
R. Knapp & Co
Bath
Salvation Army
City Hall
Essex South Conference of Congregational Churches
Rockport
New Bedford Manufacturing
Charles £. Havens
Presbyterian Church
Green Island
N. Y
Congregational
West Lebanon
Edmund D. Walsh
Benjamin True
Fortland
Grand Army
Wareham
Cape Towns
Barnum
Portland
Howard
Henr Deering
Deering
Gloucester
Gloucester Water Supply Company
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Railroad Matters
St. Paul’s
Kansas City Line
Colorado Railway Association
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Missouri River
Gould
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Gould Lines
State Corporation
Galveston, Houston , Henderson
Texas and Pacific Road
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International
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Fresno
Santa Clara
Central Pacific Railroad Company
United States Supreme Court
Metropolitan Trust Company of New York
Butler
United States Circuit Court
Wm. V. McCracken
Pennsylvania, Slatington and New England Railroad Company
Nixon
New Jersey
Hille
Glenn
Pike
Dean
Harper's
Art Age
M. F. H. de Haas
Bruce Crane
Napoleon Sarony
H. Edgar Hartwell
Sarony
Robert Oe Turnure
Gilliss Brothers
Newark
Art Journal
Evember
M. Ridgway
BE. J. Poynter
Atsculapius
Finance and Trade
Corporation
Wall Street
State Street
Oregon
Shorts
Messrs. Spencer, Trask & Co
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Missouri Pacific
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Cleveland
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Alton
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St. Louis
Vanderbilt
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Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Summit
Springfield
Memphis
Central Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Waltham
Jefferson
Eastern
Rochester
Danvers
Newburyport
Bost and Maine
General Passenger Agents’ Association of New England
ABC Pathfinder
W. M. Durfee
Providence and Worcester
A. S. Hanson
J. R. Watson
C. A. Waite
Worcester, Nashua
F. B. Noyes
Providence, New York
Mexican Central 7S
Atchison Trusts
Sonora
Oregon Short Line
Ogdensburg Consolidated
Bell Telephone
Boston Land
Franklin
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New York Commercial Bulletin
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W. D. Mann
Mann Boudoir Car Company
Lombard Investment Company
Sears
At & Pacos
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CBE Ween
Uin San & Alert
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Osaceee
Onccola Mining
Telresse
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
Alloucz
Santa Fe
Atlantic & Pac
Seonere
Atlan’ É& Pacificine
Stormont Eee - Ae
Sierra Grand
Oecenes
Fanevil Gale Ou Jcs
Asdeaves Seth Sa
National Bank of Commerce
Tremont National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
New Eng National Bank
Webster National Bank
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Boston & Albany Rd
Worthighii
Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad
McKay & Bigelow
Reece
Coscereee
City
Emp& O
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Burlington & MO
Ccsscee
Atchison, Topeka
Boston and Maine
Seapark
Cabie
Concord
Montreal
Essex Rd
1Stport
Quincy, Alton & St Louis
Francis Henshaw & Co
Hunker Hill National Bank
New Bedford
Rockland National Bank
Moxbury
Commerce Nat. Bank
Scseereee
Tremont Nat Bank
Railroad National Bank
Lyman Mills
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Dwight Mills
Atch, Colo and Pacific Ist
Old Colony
Michigan Central Air Line
Esewolte
National Bank of North America
McKay & Bigelow Heeling
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Atlantic and
Fiat
Escent
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Lake Cinc Scrip
NP Pacific
Alten & Terre Hau
Perre Hadia
Aageasevann J ' beteGes
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Chi
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Best & Belcher
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St. Lo’st
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Congress St
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Stock Exchange
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Pac Mall
Covss
Peora
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Texas Pacific
Basic Pac
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Unies
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Lake Ingotat Lle
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Boston Boot and Shoe Trade
Kelley
Hodgdo
John D Relig
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Algae
Heston
On Uli- Bobank
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Aries
Bridge
Reward Abbott
Grace Nelson
Ed Seeree
Webe
Aliston
Kate Robinson
Dana Plummer
Ofaake Viliers
Brighton and
Boston Post
Geo
J. Fox
N. B
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Beerbohm’s
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
United Kingdom
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One Srs
Skass
U.S
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Universalists’ Convention
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