Market report notes steady money market and active telephone securities
The money market remains dull with banks cautious on accommodations. Mercantile paper runs 6 to 6½ percent, notes brokered at 5 to 6 percent, and corporate issues near 4 to 5 percent. New York funds priced at a small premium, and bond markets steady while telephone stocks lead gains with American Bell surging to 192. News of Oregon and Union Pacific control shifts and Pullman concerns color the active trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Atlantic and Pacific Railway Company
California
State Railroad Commission
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Sage
Gould
Adams
Smith
Oregon and Transcontinental Road
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Fitchburg
Revere Beach
Lynn
New Englad
Old Colony
Maine
New Hampshire
Denver
Sonora
New England
American Bell
Bell Company
Mexican Telephone Company
New England Telephone
Erie
Ingham
Lowell Mail
Erie Company
Northern Pacific and
Oregon Navigation
Northern Pacific
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Wall Street Slumps Amid Irregular Trading Day
New York markets opened weak with heavy selling in Western Union and Lake Shore and broad declines across rail and oil shares. By late morning a rally faded as rate-cut fears resurfaced, sending prices lower. Union Pacific remained relatively firmer while several issues hit new lows on speculation of further drops after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Shore
Union Pacific
J.T. Thompson
Howell Osborne
The
Stock Exchange
Western Union
Jersey Central
Lackawanna
Northwestern
Lake Shore
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Denver
International General
Oregon Transcontinental
San Francisco
Erie Corso
Ohio Central
Messrs. Lawson
Douglas & Co
Gouli
Gould
Stuart
United States Trust Company
West Shore Road
Pennsylvania
Michigan Central
Rain brings relief to crops across Virginia North Carolina
Reports from Virginia and North Carolina indicate beneficial rains have visited the region aiding vegetation. In Texas the rainfall is badly needed with cotton suffering widespread shedding. Cold weather has delayed harvest, while corn remains unharvested. Oil markets show no excitement and prices are generally settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
North Carolina
Texas
Market Reports October 83 Digest Flour and Grain
Market report digest for October 83 covering flour and grain markets. Includes prices, trends, and regional shifts with notes on supply and demand factors affecting futures and cash markets. Identifies key players and trading hubs shaping weekly movements.
Butter and Eggs Market Report From Midland and East
Butter demand remains light with fresh creameries at 30 31¢ and June lots at 24 26c while northern dairy lots must exceed 23 25c. long dairies dull with sales mainly 17 20c. Eggs scarce in the East with best marks at 26c and Canadian grades at 24c, western range up to 23c. provisions show steady but uneven activity across pork lard and cured meats in Chicago Milwaukee and Cincinnati markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Ilwaukee
St. Louis
New York
City Mills
Southern
Milwaukee
St Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Koz
Canada
Wade
Western Steam
Continent
South America
Cincinnati
Conmon
York State
Florida
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Rio
Jamaica
St Domingo
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Exchange
London
Virginia
Tennessee
Porto Itico
Barbadoes
Carolina
Patna
Rangoon
Turkey
Valencia
Centennial
Beacon Light
New York—Petrolum
United Pipeline
Pittsburgh
Butler
Connerwell
Phillips
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
American
General Farm Produce Market Report Amid Mixed Prices
General farm produce prices show steady or unchanged levels across many items. Fruits and vegetables vary with apples and pears firming in places, while cranberries, grapes, and onions trend mixed. Coffee, sugar, and oils remain steady to modestly fluctuating, with receipts and demand shaping the tone.
London and Paris Financial Market Summary
London markets show mixed securities with Consols at 101 13 16 and various firsts and bonds trading. New Jersey Central, New York Central, and Pennsylvania records noted. Bank of England bullion fell by £924,000 last week while the reserve ratio stands at 36 1 16 percent. Paris reports a weekly Bank of France gold rise of 3,550,000 francs and silver gain of 2,650,000 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic
Great Western
New Jersey Central
Erie
New York Central
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
Bank of England
Paris
Bank of France
Fish Prices and Sales Report from Cape Ann Advertiser
For the week ending Oct 23 1884 market prices are listed for codfish haddock and hake with various grades and packaging. Also included are mackerel herring trout salmon and related products with barrel and box pricing, weights, and quality descriptors across Cape Ann markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Nova Scotia
Cape Ann
Foreign Exports and Goods in Transit Across Global Ports
A detailed ledger of export consignments from EAST LONDON Africa and LIVERPOOL Eng and other ports. Items include kegs nails ploughs sugar tobacco cases and boxes of food staples lumber and hardware. Several vessels listed with cargoes such as wheat flour lard shoes furniture and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Africa
Albert Shulta
Do Petroleum
Liverpool
Eng
Iowa
Bates
Montevideo
Uruguay
Bernard
Flores
Willie A McKay
Hull
New York
Lincoln City
Ee Ico
Multitrade Shipment Totals Across Rail Lines and Colonies
A compilation lists numerous goods by origin and quantity across multiple rail lines and colonies. Cotton bales, wool, corn, oats, meal, flour, sugar, butter, cheese, eggs, tea, coffee, hides, leather, and other staples are recorded with counts in bales, bbls, cases, sacks, or cars. The entries show regional trade activity from Boston, Providence, New York, and other hubs, noting items such as cotton bales through Balroga and Oia Colony lines, with quantities ranging into thousands of bushels and hundreds of cases, reflecting busy mid‑19th century commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Kansas
Baring Bros & Co
Burnham & Co
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Thos Groom & Co
Jere Abbott & Co
Geo D Atkins
Pacific Mills
German Bank of London
Tapley, Harvey & Co
Shepard, Norwe!! & Co
Burgess Bros
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Coleman, Mead & Co
Snow & Co
Tully & Co
Pierce & Robertson
Burgess & Goddard
Storer & Co
Leigh & Co
Jackson
Flower Roots Warren & Co
Knowles & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Annapolis
JC Bates & Co
Chapin Bros
George Ceahan
Delong & Seaman
Dennison
RK Ellis & Son
Eaton
Green & Co
Gay & Co
McKeever & Huall
A & O W Mead
M_ Holmes
Adams & Chapman
Burt & Henshaw
S_ Elis & co
L Kavanneh
Randall
Russell
London
Australia
Dwyer & Co
Ford
H & L Chase
Cotte Brown Bros & Co
Hooper, Lewis & Co
Halifax
Port Medway
John Millard
Smith & Co
Cape
Sbarque
Jennie Cushman
F C Butman
Fajardo
Grace Webster
Sugar Standard Sugar
Dana Bros
Havana
Washington
New York
Charles B Perkins
Boston
Smyrna
Baraue Maria
Albans Hallroad
Stam Traction
Providence
Oia Colony Railroad
New
Engiana d
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Haireau
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Creditors probe Cold Blast Refrigerator firm and others insolvencies
A Boston creditors meeting reported Cold Blast Refrigerator liabilities at 987642 with assets scaled to 5000. George A. Jones leads a voluntary insolvency, while Freeman & Co and others including Bollen Perry Cole and Cooke & Co face failures or suspensions. Numerous cases across New England and beyond involve debts to banks and creditors, with receivers named and assets detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Blast Refrigerator Company
Boston
James W. Rolling
George A. Jones
S. Packard Freeman
Freeman & Co
Central Street
John Bollen
Chicopee
Mass
Charles H. Perry
New Bedford
Charles A. Cole
Sackville
N. B
John A. Borrill
Newport
E.M. Winkham
Albany
N. Y
Jacob Wenz & Co
H. D. Cooke & Co
Washington
H. D. Cooke
Washington City
A. G. Campbell
Kansas
Utah
Cooke
John W. Carson
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Carson
Washington and Ohio Railroad
Campbell
Mr. Carson
Allan Campbell
Corson
Wall Street
Florida Canal Company
Groesbeck & Schley
John T. Davies
Liverpool
Eng
Davies, Atkinson & Co
John A. Atkinson
Davies
Atkinson
Ellen Atkinson
Board of Trade
Gardner
Robert Y. Hebden
J.T. Cohen
Boots and Shoes
Savannah
R. H. Norman
Macon
Crescent Label Company
St. Louis
J. G. Smith
Denver
Col
Suffolk County
United States of America
Neil
Henry F. Kenney
Hugh Danny
Samuel M. 5Pinnock
Same
Henry
Kenney
George Doherty
Hugh Canny
Patrick Doherty
National Reverebank
Thomas J. Montgomery
Seth R. Beckwith
John Tebbetts
Charles F. Newhall
Gilbert & Parker Manufacturing Company
Ys. Vy. J. Montgomery
Henry J. Weil
George J. Raymond
Banks and receiver dispute after Pacific bank closure
In U. S. S circuit court Oct 23 Judge Colt hears National Security Bank v Linus M. Price receiver over a $11,008.20 deposit and a $10,000 set off. Pacific bank insolvent vote to liquidate concealed from Security bank. Pacific cashier deeded deposits Monday though bank insolvent. Legal ruling on whether cashier had authority after director vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Security Bank
Linus M. Price
Pacific Bank
Security Bank
John C. Cooms
Russell Gray
A. A. Ranney
Superior Court Sessions Open in East Cambridge
Suffolk Superior Court notes first session before Judge Gardner, jury verdict for plaintiff around 1300 in Wright versus Paul et al for tool and machinery theft at a glass manufactory. Defendants claim set off against Samuel Oakman payments. attorneys listed. Second and third sessions noted with cases including Reeve versus Dennett and Wellington Coal Co, and a $10,000 claim for a coal unloading accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther A. Wright
Lorenzo D. Paul
East Cambridge
Samuel Oakman
KE. C. Gilman
R. D. Smith
Lincoln
Addison A. Reeve
Herbert H. Dennett
Dennett Dental Naboli Company
Wus
R. M. Morse, Jr
W.H. Towne
W. Gaston
D. KE. Ware
Kane
A. C. Wellington Coal Co
J. W. Keith
A. Hemenway
Appointment in the Missouri Pacific reshuffles Boston links
The Missouri Pacific gains W F Towne as eastern agent based in New York after moving from New England duties. W M Clark leaves to join Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western as general freight and passenger agent, with Towne succeeding him at 210 Washington Street Boston. The Fitchburg line earns praise for passenger gains, including a 410-person excursion to New York via the Hoosac Tunnel. The piece notes broader rail news from Cleveland to New York markets and ongoing changes across several railroads in Boston and nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
W. F. Towne
New England
Gener Eastern
Broadway
New York City
Towne
New York
W. M. Clark
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Western
Boston
Washington Street
A. H. Torricelli
Union Pacific
Thomas J. Moody
Louis E. Chalenor
Fitchburg
Hoosac Tunnel
Albany
Hudson River
North Pole
West Shore
James R. Watson
J. Whitmore
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Long Life at a Hotell A Boarder Reminiscences
A Boston man who has lived at the Quincy house since October 1860 recalls the hotel’s history. The piece outlines the property’s change of hands through Greenough Sears Miller Quincy Muzzey Wakefield Bell Johnson and how the establishment expanded under Johnson to its present size and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy House
Boston
David Greenough
Brattle Street
Brattle Square
Court Street
David Sear
Sears
Greenough
Samuel R. Miller
Josiah Quincy
Uincy House
Quincy
Benjamin Muzzey
Mr. Quincy
Muzzey
W. Wheelock
Alanson Long
Johnson
Lovering pension bill criticized and reform urged
Salisbury letter from R S Spofford to the Beverly committee argues the Lovering pension measure needs important amendments to ensure fair justice for soldiers and sailors. He condemns pension bureau practices and urges full liberalization of proof requirements, warning against further amendments that would impede rightful relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Committee of Soldiers
Congress of the United States
United States
Europe
America
Congress
Commissioner of Pensions
Pension Bureau
Hll
Dudley
Bureau
The
War Or Navy Department
Spofford
Messrs
J. F. Appleton
Jeremiah Murphy
W. D. Eldridge
Committee of Citizens of
Beverly
Springfield Home for Aged Women form and officers
Papers filed at the state house show the formation under general law for the Springfield Hore for Aged Women located in Springfield Massachusetts. President is Orick H Greenleaf and treasurer Henry B Lee. It has no capital stock. Another new corporation named the Massachusetts Provident Benefciation for mutual relief and payment of aid in case of injuries. Charles A White is president and Edward F Haughton is treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Springfield
Debts and Hospitality Mark Welsh and Irish Gentry Life
From the Cornhill Magazine notes how eighteenth century gentry faced heavy debts and bailiffs, while maintaining lavish hospitality. Welsh and Irish squires lived beyond means with mortgaged estates, two daily tables, and grand houses, amid art, china, and wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill Magazine
Watts
Ireland
Wales
Robert Vaughn
Nannav
Nomination of Gen Wales Confirmed as Police Chief
The common council met with President Lee presiding. Gen Wales was confirmed as police commissioner by 67 yeas, with a unanimous vote to deny a reconsideration. Other business: cemetery funding denied, sewerage and fire department reports referred, Linden park expansion costing 13950 referred, Meridian street bridge funding moved, and Cornelius J. Calishan elected superintendent of Congress street bridge 44 to 18. Adjourned for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Wales
Committee On Finance
Mount Hope Cemetery
Squantum
Moon Island
Saratoga
Byron Streets
Back Bay Park
Linden Park
Gay Street
Clay Street
Committee On Streets
Meridian Street Bridge
Meridian Street
Committee On Police
Fraser
Cornelius J. Calishan
Congress Street Bridge
Daniel J. Reagan
Bennett
Strater
Ward 20
Catholic Mirror Praises Cleveland After Worship Bill Debate
Catholic Mirror notes Catholic journals in New York withdraw criticism of Gov Cleveland over the freedom of worship bill. Gen Tracey contends the bill was imperfectly drawn though intentions were good. Reviewers now affirm Cleveland did justice to Catholic rights in his official career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Mirror
New York
Gov
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Catholic Review
Tracey
Boston Pilot
Salvation Army Titles From London Truth Demonstration
A London Truth notice describes an Salvation Army event near Oxford Circus led by Commandant H Booth with staff officers and majors. Featured speakers include Jocko the Transformed Giant and Maggie the Camberwell Wonder among others in a gala night of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maud
Oxford Circus
H. Booth
Jocko
Maggie
Camberwell
Billy Bray
Tommy
Tramp
Fragmented Bondholder List From Boston Banks and Railroads
A garbled OCR style list shows multiple banks and railroad companies with shares and orders from executors and trustees. References include Boston National Bank Suffolk National Bank Old Colony RR Tremont National Bank Gloucester National Bank and Boston and Maine RR among others. Detailed items are incomplete but indicate financial interests across banks and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeheco Manufacturing Co
Boston National Bank
Ado
Boston Athenaum
Bates Manufacturing Co
Androscoggini Mills
Old Colony KR Co
National Exchange Bank
New England National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Truetece
Old Boston National Bank
de Tremont National Bank
State National Bank
Gloucester National Bank
Third National Bank
Old Colony RR
Boston and Albany
National Tube Works Co
Boston and Maine RR
Auctioneers Offer Various Stocks and Bonds in Sale Notice
Executors and administrators list numerous securities for sale including railroad bonds, mining shares, electric company stock, bank securities, and city bonds. Items feature notes on par values, dates such as 1903 and 1886, and diverse issuers like American Electric and Illuminating Co, Salem and Lowell RR, Chicago and Northwestern BK, and City of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aturday
Union Switch and Signal Co
National
Union Market National Bank
Watertown
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
Merrimack Mfg Co
Dwicht Manufacturing Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Merchants National Bank
National Webster Bank
American Electric and
Railroad National Bank of Lowell
North National Bank
Eliot National Bank
Amoskeag Mfz Co
Salmon Falls Mfg Co
Lyman Mills
Boston and Albany RR Co
Fitchburg RR Co
Vermont
Massachusetts
BR Go
First National Bank
Danvers
Rutland
Androscoggin Mills
National Exchange Bank
Tremont National Bank
American Electric
Portamouth
Great Fails
Conway
Boston and Albany
Portland Water Co .S
Boylston Insurance Co
Andover Low Co
Bay State
Ron Co
Consolidated
Chicago
Clinton
Dubuque
Minnnesota
Lllinois
Grand Trunk
Kalamazoo
South Haven
Little Rock
Ft Smith
Galveston
Harrisburg
Sam Antonio
American Electric and [Illuminating Co
Northwestern
BK K Sa
Rapid Telegraph
Kasex RR
Guar
Salem and
Lowell
Arlington Millis
McKay and Bigelow Heeling Machine Association
National Tube Works Co
American Electric and Iluminating Co
American Electric and Liluminating Co
Boston and
Reese River
Eawex RR
Highland Street
R’y Co
Portland Water Co
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Erie Telephone
General
Eustor
Gquillgors
Ieee
Paciic
Eceres
Pearl Street
W. A. Ingham
Erie Telgraph and Telephone Company
Charles K. Adams
Erie Board
Loren N, Downs
the Mail
Calmut
Hecla
Sagamore Manufacturing Company
Fall River
Laurel Lake Mill
Union Mill
Globe Street Railway
Richardson, Hi! & Co
Water Street
Massachusetts Loan & Trust CO
Loston Stoom Bachange
Brokers’ Board
Saies
Prmcmcecnegre
Big
St. Lo’st
Auto&k Dan
San & G
Ae & Litte
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EGT
Onora Wanes A. Oe AG
A.T.F
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Eliapsknee Mil
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G. W. Simmons & Co
Boston Highlands
O D Bradlee
J N Randall
Emeline A Dunbar
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Somerville
B EK Russ
Humphrey L Soule
Eunice W Shedd
Boyd
Edward Boyd
Conbroy
Mary Conroy
My Hiersa
Madalena Chiersa
Drury
Joan Drury
Foote
East Boston
O T Foote
Fredericks
Catherine Fredericks
See
Cambridgeport
Wesley W Gary
Ingalls
Lucius Ingalls
Mitchell
Elizabeth F Mitchell
Roberts
Louise Bertha Roberts
Arthur W Hoberts
W D Brices
Cambridge
J Ricker
North Conway
Beatrice Paine
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Tripp
Ethel Woodsum
Walter A
Ella S Tripp
Whitney
Inchenaon
Emily Tyler
Baxter D
Sarah J Whitney
Hite
Binaveta
Hiza A
John A Wise
H.D. Cooke & Co
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Lyuret
U. S&s Circuit Court
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Willard Va
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Crane
Sweetset
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Good
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Broad Street
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Joseph Spring
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Albany Journal
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Mr. Vanderbilt
Wiconsin Central Railroad
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F. BR
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Charles Bruff
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J. Rogers Maxwell
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Charles &. Flint
Samuel Keifer
Charles Braff
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T. F F. Ward
Henry William Maxwell
F. W. Dunton
F. L. J.ehman
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J. Baxter Urbam
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Morris & Ireland Safe
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FEGAN
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York
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A. P. Taber
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Samuel Bunting
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Ama Arena Sa
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Toewich Woolen Mills
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Sandusky and
RBR
Exeter Gas Light Co
Boston Duck Co
New England Glass Co
Kentucky Improvement Co .S
Laos
BR. L. Day & CO
Exchange Place
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Eharea Ormsby Sash Holder Co
Boston Athenaeum
Atlantic Nations Beak
ST Do
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Boott Cotton
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Meamant Matianat Henk
Hide and Leather National Bank
Blue Hill National Bank
Milton
National Color Co
Ss. RB
Knights & CO
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Main St
Cambriridge Ageport
Mortgegee
Heal Estate
BA Knapp Street
Dennis Sullivan
County
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Julia A.A. Libbey
Plymouth Place
J Knapp
Marquis F
Cyrus Josse
Sarah Burgess
John O’brien
Julia A. A. Libbey
Morty Bostrom
Mobrigageer
Thomas R. White
Lorin L. Fuller
Roxbury
Roxbury India Rubber Company
Lake Baldwin