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06 Sep 1875

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1875

Page

2

Real estate listings in Brighton and Charlestown 1874

A long catalog of property conveys in Brighton and Charlestown listing numerous parcels and marsh lands. The entries describe individual owners and extensive tracts along Everett and Faneuil streets, Brooks and Bigelow streets, and Winship and Moore areas, with lot numbers from Whitman and Mason plans, all noting Gerrish as an adjoining estate owner and taxes for 1874.

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Middlesex Registry Gerrish Everett Street Brighton Faneuil Whitman Fyerett Street Gertish Middlesex Registry of Deeds Seid Gerrish Middlesex of Giesex Registry of Deeds Middlesex Lote Garrish Gerrsn Middlesex Registry of Faneuil Street Bigelow Street Brooks Street Farneil Faneui Books Street Middlesex C Gerrich Pues Fanewl Street Bigelow Aled Brighton D Whitman Vlan Forterly Whitman and Breck Assessors Ger Cighton Angis Ara Street Righton Eaid Gerrish Brighton Gerrigh Street Son Holmes and Kingsley Said Kingsley Griggs Putnam Street Mason Jefferson Marrow Grant Place Amos L. Ames George Upton Albert McElroy North Beacon Street Mortimer T. Downing Moulton and Goodwin John L Merguire Cambridge Street Said Merguire Margaret Murphy Waverly Place Mason and Elliott Said Murphy Srighton Horatio Newell Joseph I. Bates Patrick Norton Lyman Avenue Parrott Winship Estate John Parr Killion Daniel Mee Winship Street O’connell Said O’connell Harvard Street Middlesex South Registry of Noah Wyeth Summer Street Washington Street Brookline Boston Livemore Isaac Taylor Winship Patrick Road Market Street Brighton District John Cady James Quinn Lincoln Street Everett Market Streets Johanna Canning James P. Monroe John Richardson Boston and Albany Charles W. Bemis J. W. Pearson Charles River C. V. Bemis Otis T. Ruggles Seneca W. (Ollins Said Angeles Durham River Street Harvard College August Weitz Pfroetchner Woit Horace William A. Saunders Charlotte A. Sampson J. Russell Lowell Harvara College Harva College F M. Stimpson John Short Dyer & Frost Short Saia Short Edwin A. Smallwood Newton Line Moore Street Newton Said Smallwood Ana Charles J. Willis J. Whitney Austin Sarah E. Farley Henry Zoller Louisa M. Campbell Waverly Street Zoller
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Charlestown land parcels and 1874 taxes listed

Ward Twenty-Two lists Andrew J. Bailey properties in Charlestown District with land measurements on Wall Street and Bunker Hill Street, plus Albion court, Allston street, Carter street, Carver street, and nearby parcels. Amounts show tax for 1874, with houses and varying land feet between estates of Donovan Harrington Nickerson Roberts Melcher Rogers and others. Also includes numerous entries for O'Brien O'Connor Piper Parks and other residents with deeds and adjacencies. Shipping and steamship notices follow.

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Joseph E N. Davis Lynde Street Sixth Street Charlestown Eastern Railroad Corporation William H. de Costa Main Street George W Warren John F. Dodge Monument Square Pleasant Street Char Iestown Said Dodge Peter Dorney Second Street Aaron French Chelsea Street Scjomning Patrick McDonald Homas Goodwin Warren Street Francis Thompson Sarah Percival Ava Braham Jackson Lawrence Street Edward T. Rand Wiliam RB Harris Ann McAllister Hudson Street Margaret Mead Judson Murdock David S. White William Patterson Michael O’connor Chestnut Street Nahum Chapin Pennenah Howland Asahel C. Palmer Waren Street Said Palmer Palmer Annie E. Brown School Street William Burditt Joseph Emerson William Brown Wasen Place Jane D. West John Cass Tremont Street Disnee William Curry John Q. A. Clifton Mystic Street John Bowles Hugh Drum Medford Street Jeremiah McCarthy Michael W. Fitzgerald Monument Street Hiram Tribble David Smith John Hayes Ferrin Street City of Boston Albert B. Toppan William Parkinson Sarah King Decatur Street Beza Randall Ellen A. Andrews Grace A. Little Mt Vernon Street Charlotce Jones Willard Dalrymple Charles McCarthy Said McCarthy Michael Walsh Vine Street Estown Said McGarphy Ellen McCarthy O’connor Jenkins & Eenan Dennis Rohan Charles W. Alden Iden N. Norcross Sirs. L. G. Merrill Charletown Waesworth Wadsworth Saint Medford Street James G. Ripley Patrick Pror N.Y Andrew J. Bailey Wall Street John Donovan Michael Harrington Bunker Hill Street Albion Court Alvanus T. Nickerson Jacob W. Roberts Allston Street Lee Melcher John L. Rogers Henry C. Cowles Carter Street Said Cowles Cowles Carver Street Carter Sheet William C. Cutter Sherman Square Rufus Estabrook Lydia M. Walsh Solomon H. Dodge Phinehas J. Stone St Waterman William Dehon George Lane Joseph A. Pearson Said Lane Thomas 8. McDonough Arlington Avenue Beacham Street Henry Sharkey Festus Nay T. K. Daggett James W. O’brien Auburn Street George A. Whiting Jeremiah O’brien Lyndeboro’ Street Middlesex Street Charles Woodbury Wan Fox Bartlett Street Said O’connor Bartlett and Sullivan Streets Philip Wachter Mary Ann Parks Salem Street Said Parks C. W. Patten Silas W. Braley Mary C. Washburn Moses H. Piper Said Piper Essex Street William W. Winship John W. Davis
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Medicinal Inual B1000 600

A fragmented OCR line references a medicinal product or company terms with partial words, implying a drug or device label. The readable segment lacks clear entities, dates, or locations to establish a full news item or event.

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Limited Copartnership Formed in Boot and Shoe Business

M Frank Paige of Boston and John D Whicher of Quincy formed a limited copartnership January 1 1875 for boot and shoe business in Boston to run until December 31 1877. Paige is general partner Whicher special partner. Whicher previously contributed 25000 dollars to common stock and now adds another 25000 in cash. Paige Whicher certify the additional cash contribution.

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M. Frank Paige Boston Suffolk John D. Whicher Quincy Norfolk Frank Paige A. D. 1877, and of Which Copartnership Copartnership Paige Whicher
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Divorce Action in Suffolk Courthouse Seeks Custody

Hannah N. Smith sues Zobeth M. Smith for divorce on grounds of adultery and desertion with neglect of support. She seeks custody of three children Hattie N. Smith, Kila A. Smith, and Winthrop P. Smith, plus alimony and child support, with notice ordered to appear October second.

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Supreme Judicial Court Boston Suffolk Hann AA N. Smith Zohketh M. Smith Zobeth M. Smith Provincetown Peppere Zoheibh M. Smith Gaylord Martha Willis Greenwood Zabeth M. Smith Zobeth M. Smin Hattie N. Smith Kila A. Smith Winthrop P. Smith Hannah N. Smith Commonwealth of Massachusetts Chambers Zoheth M. Smith Boston Post Serna Esquire Geo Nichols
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School suits in new styles from Oak Hall

Clothing offer presents eight styles of youths suits for ages twelve to sixteen in cadet cassimere and indigo blue fabrics. Prices range four to fourteen dollars. Jefferson cassimeres and homespuns suit ages nine to twelve, cadet mixtures for under nine, all made with fair trade care and just arrived for parent inspection.

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Cadet Cassimeres Washington Mill Goods Jefferson Cassimeres Oak Hall Nne
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Drill Jackets for Boston School Pupils with Monograms

School authorities in Boston announce drill jackets for pupils of all higher schools featuring monograms or embroidered letters. The program aims to unify student attire while preserving school identity across grades and campuses.

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Excursion Offers For Boston To New Hampshire Resorts

Mose s Fairbanks & Co advertise an 11 dollar four day board package including Boston hotel fare for September travel from Boston to Unitoga Springs House East Unity New Hampshire with round trip tickets at Lowell and Nashua Depot. Additional Winslow House trip from Boston via Kearsarge Mountain Wilmot New Hampshire priced twelve dollars include car and hotel fares with scenic mountain views. Round trip tickets also sold at Lowell Depot Boston August 21 to October 1 with 8 A M and 12 M departures.

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TEXAS Galveston Key West U. S. Mail City OF Waco Greenman East River Houston Interior G. Gregg Washington Street Boston C. H. Mallory & CO Maiden Lane W. P. Clyde & CO Bowling Green N.Y Morgan NEW _ORLEANS Brashear City Akron Brashear International Great Northern Texas and Pacific Indianola San Antonio Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific Railway Brazos Santiago Corpus Christi Rockport St. Mary’s Fulton Rockport Corpus Christi Brownsville Matamoros Harry F. Whitney Chas A. Whitney & CO North River New York Unitoga Springs House East Unity N. H Boston, Lowell and Nashua Moses Fairbanks & CO Winslow House Kearsarge Mountain Wilmot New England Lowell Depot Causeway Street
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Dissection of Hendricks Plan Highlights Banking Debate

The piece critiques Governor Hendricks and the Resumption Act, arguing it lacks practical means to restore specie payment, favors government banking over private, warns of currency debasement, and claims a stable gold standard is essential for revival. It also comments on Grant, Wilson, and the California Bank scandal involving Ralston.

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Hendricks Jamesville Senate Gov. Hendricks
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Return of Absentees Revives City Life and Schools

The city awakens as pulpits reopen and public schools resume, after two months of absence. Residents welcome back healthier, revitalized neighbors, while streets fill with eager pupils and shoppers. The piece lauds urban life restored, noting renewed energy, commerce, and social vitality. The author compares summer leisure to a fresh start, urging a renewed chase of work and ambition as residents swap resorts for city pursuits.

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Third term talk and rivalries in early 20th century press

The Washington press attacks on Mr Wilson reveal a pattern of President Grant seeking conditions to justify a third term. Rumors push a hard money platform as distinct from party nominations while Vice President Wilson foresees no split in the political scene.

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Washington Wilson Grant
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Fragments of gossip and notices from a bustling page

A mosaic of brief items and quips: political quips from governors, poets, and candidates. theatrical and literary jests. a burglary near Lieut. Fitch’s residence in St. Louis. fashion notes from Harper’s Bazaar. and vivid White Sulphur Springs ballroom scenes described as Eden by gaslight. Names like Kellogg, Irwin, Moody, and Lee appear amid global and local curiosities.

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Fenton Brooklyn Eagle Fitz Hugh Lee Bunker Hill Virginia Ole Virginny Paris Spain Charles V Phillip II Grace Greenwood Colorado England Lieut. Fitch Egypt St. Louis Lieut Fitch White Sulphur Springs Fairy Land Elysium Eden
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Whitman & Breck Assessors’ Ofce Sait Gerrish Assessors’ Office Brecks Street Lighton Whitman Law Whitman and Breex Gerrids Fanew Gerash Assessorss Assesssors Faneul Breck Newton Street Deeas Parkman Street Boston and Albany Railroad Getish George H. Brooks Whitmanne Brigenee Middlesex ‘Co Sain Gerrish Tman Ton Iman Cailea Baghton Fanenil Gernish Fairfield Gilbert South Street George A Wilson Lexington Avenue Barbour and Hodges Fitchesee Said Goodall John Gordon Said Gordon Notherly North Beacon Street James J. Grace John W. Hollis Richard Holmes Holmes Avenue Holmes Kingsley Said Holmes Griggs Street Holmes and Holmes and Kingstey Washburn Street Gorham Street George H. Howes High School Place William Wirt Warren Said Howe Gardner P. Kingsley Holmex Holmes and Aged Masons Holmes and Eee Guiggs Street Kighton Holmes & Kingsley Holmes & Ag Oon Hates & Kingsley Sasha Rham Street Ueghton Ave Bude Water Street Zenas C. Howland Ward ceatIs Thomas Sherwin F. Nickerson & CO Richardson & Barnard Savannah Avert Adams Edward Agen Reoo Washington St Great Southern Charleston 8. C Charleston S. S. Co Commercial Wharf Seger South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Sanaa E.kemble State Street A. Sampson Adger & Co Ball Fall River Line Metropolitan Steamship Co Ca. R Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line Saxon Long Wharf Philadelphia Aries Wilmington West E. B. R Pson Portsmouth N. C Columbia S. C Charlotte Augusta Atlanta Bates G&g Nortoorfolk East Baltimore and Washington Steamship Line First Class Steamships Johns Hopkins WM. Crane WM. Lawrence George Appold Blackstone WM. Kennedy Lellan Providence Baltimore E. H. Rockwell Alexandria Jane Moseley Petersburg Richmond Tenn. R E. Sampson Central Wharf ORL Crommmww EL Line Enicenrbocker F. Kembie Mobile Vicksburg Clark & Seaman West Street Newark E. H. Adams Nia OLD ‘Dominion Steamship CO N.A Newberne N.C G. H. Keith Wnashington Street CLYDE Ebon Line Harleston Iron Line New Eingland Iladelphia Devonshire Street Metropolitan Steamship Company Erie Railway New York State Central Wharft Pier N.B West Staf Stonington Syerk Phostehebe Mat Providence Railroad Rhode Island W.m.jones Narra Gansett Ray Alien Ton Street Boston & Providence Railroad J.W. Richardson Fall River Sortoras Bristol Old Colony Depot Cor Kneeland South Streets Old State House Washington and State Streets J. R. Kendrick C. C R. L. H. Palmer D. Morrele Nahant Maolis Garden Eliza Hancox India Wharf M. A. Fuller Chester Square Fuller God Europe Srewys Xena Grexel St. Vitus Morocco Humphrey Homceopathic Medicine Broadway Wee Rem Copartnerships Surrork Sugterse John D.whicher R. M. Morse, Jr Ave Benj. C. Piper the Commonwealth Isaac Ames P. R. Guiney Register Boston School Caps G. W. Simmons & Son North Street COAL Neda Republi Ralston California Bank Midas Telegraph Talbot Prince Teck Woman’s Journal Beauty and Loring Gov.”” Kellogg Saratoga Arkansas Eloct Irwin California Pig London Shakespeare Springfield Hatchett Mr Singer Newport Tripoli France Kentucky Infantry Sartorises White House Iren Kelley Britannica Sooy New Jersey Com. Bulletin Harper Quilp Heney Globe Theatre Company Madrid Com Brooklyn Argus Moody and Sankey
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