Supreme Court opens April term with grand jury probe
The April term of the Supreme Judicial Court opened with the grand jury beginning investigations. John Doherty pleaded guilty to larceny, fined 20 dollars and costs. Appeals on Green and Michael cases were overruled. Peter Rafferty sues Turnbill et al for 35 dollars for factory work in Stoneham, verdict for defendant. Fanny Rimbanin sues City of Boston for injuries from a defective sidewalk on Tremont Street, defense denied. Court to charge jury. attorneys listed. Other docket items noted in brief.
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Kate Mulrey
John McDonald
Thomas Kiley
Piff
George W. Searle
Dft
John R. Pratt
Charles E. Sweeny
Art
Suffolk County
Justice Morton
Alle
Peter Rafferty
Robert P. Turnbill
Stoneham
B. F. Briggs
George Towle
Fanny Rimbanin
City of Boston
Pliintiff
Tremont Street
Boston
J. P. Mealy
Parlin
S Lane
de Toria
White
Saare
Holden
Town
Underwood
Saar
Wilde
Tuck
Osgood
Dresser
Fiske
Phinney
Churchill
Charles Thomas
House of Correction
Robert Starrett
J. F. Paul & Co
Annie Sullivan
House of Industry
John P. Sheldon
Elizabeth
N.J
Ellen Evans
Margaret King
Sarah Gates
Reformatory
Mary Kenniston
Jane O. Williams
Elizabeth Richardson
George Dolan
Muo
Julia Lawrence
Deanis « Brien
House
Peter Nolan
Charles E. Kelley
Augustus Ultiseh
Joseph P. Vogel
Thomas Kelly
Charlestown
Frank Hale
George Hayden
Credit reform dominates Boston Produce Exchange meeting
The Boston Produce Exchange held a regular monthly session at Faneuil Hall Market chaired by President Austin Belknap. The group debated shortening credits, proposing cash terms within ten days to jobbers and one week for retail, with ten days for consumer sales, and planned future constitutional revisions. Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company also met, naming Rev. Robert Laird Collier to preach, and appointing a committee of arrangements with drills in Upton on Mondays.
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Suffolk County
Boston
Berkeley Place
Chester M. Gay
Dorchester District
Walter S. Tower
Norman Call
Ingoward Street
John P. Robinson
Martin J. Mellyn
Marcella G. Whiteland
Seneca Street
William Smyth
Jane Smith
Buldings Hhereon
Commonwealth Avenue
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charles KK. Kirby
Clarendon Street
George Higginson
Dartmouth Street
Lowell Street
James Fargie
Hridget
John Riley
First Street
Joseph Southwick
Amelia D. Southwick
Second Street
C Stree
Morris Walsh
Boston Beer Company
John H. Walsh
B Street
Dennis Collins
Bolton Streets
William D. Harding
Daniel L. Bradford
Bolton Street
West Roxbury
Austin Street
Alexander Wadsworth
John Odin
George O. Currier
Currier
Harriet W
Harris M. Stephenson
Brighton
Boston Produce Exchange
Faneuil Hall Market
Austin Belknap
New England
Freeman J. Doe
D. Ellis
J. W. Tuttle
S. B. Hubbard
Chicago
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Fanew Hall
Robert Laird Collier
Unscity
William H. Cundy
P. E. Dolliver
J. T. Rockwell
D. Foster Farrar
Parker Winsor
Upton
Ander Post
Market Street
John 8. Holmes
East Baptist Church
Charles S. Rogers
Boston Street
M. E
Live Oak
Sagamore Hotel
Mathilde Phillipps
Music Hall
Charles R. Adams
Adelaide Phillipps
eMiss Maud Morgan
New York
A. P. Peck
A. Peck
Peck
Clara Louise Kellogg
Annie Louise Cary
Mme
Madeline Schiller
Sigior G. Tagliapietra
Theodore Thomas
Philadelphia
Will Ho
Injury at City Hospital Files Child and Man
Winnifred Clarkson thirteen, a resident of 04 East Eighth Street, is at City Hospital after her clothing was caught in shafting at the mill of Cressy and Noyes on Wareham Street. Her head is badly bruised and recovery is doubtful. John E. K. Twigg, age thirty three of 126 Salem Street, fell on Court Street and broke an ankle, currently receiving treatment at City Hospital.
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City Hospital
Winnifred Clarkson
East Eighth Street
Dog Bite Incident Involving Spitz Attacked In City
Bitten by a Spitz dog owned by John Reagan of 433 Parker street, Witham Schell son of Frank Schell at 20 Conant street, was bitten yesterday. The dog was shot by John Welsh, escaped, chased to Decatur's stable on Pynchon street, and killed by Odiver Nugent of Station Tea.
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Witham
Frank Schell
Conant Street
John Reagan
Parker Street
John Welsh
Decatur
Pynchon Street
Odiver Nugent
Station Tea
Sudden Death on C Street Claims Mrs Fennesey at 50
Yesterday forenoon Mrs Elizabeth Fennesy of 43 West Fourth Street collapsed while walking with her husband on C Street near Silver Street. She suffered lung bleeding and died within twenty five minutes. She was fifty years old.
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Elizabeth Fennessey
West Fourth Street
C Street
Silver Street
Stony Brook Improvement Plan Quietly Favored by House
The Committee on Stony Brook Improvement issued a statement detailing the need for work and urging the House to concur with the Senate in admitting the city petition for modifying the Stony Brook act. A Boston and Providence train collision on a Roxbury side track snapped uprights and toppled a fence. Probate of wills for several individuals was recorded, and numerous administrations were granted. Philander J. Forristall’s funeral was held at Warren Avenue Baptist Church with notable attendees from local Masonic and Knights Templar bodies. The service was led by several ministers and a Masonic quartet, with interment at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Alderman Guild
Maverick
Boston
J. W. Hilton
Qade
Luther A. Wright
Albert Bowker
Mark Googins
Whittemore
Gibbs
N. Stockwell, Esq
Journal
H. H. Lovett
Navy Yard
Richmond
Davis
New York
Tomorow
Old Colony
C. C. Carpenter
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
L. B. Bates
Broadway M. E
William P. Adams
Minnie KE. Powlis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Highland Railway Company
Brook
James McLaughlin
City Hospital
Charles Street
John J. Braham
Howard Atheneum
Boston Museum
Cunningham
Washington
Massachusetts
William H. McCausland
William T. Leggett
Neil Hartin
Thomas Lacey
Charlestown
Frederick Pease
Isaiah Bray
Morning Star
Warren Avenue
Committee On
Stony Brook
House
Senate
Boston and
Philander J. Forristall
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Boston Commandery
Knights Templars
St. Andrew
Howells
Mureau
Barrett
New England
Bartlett
Constance Wyatt
Lim
Miss Clarke
Constance
Mr McClannin
Gen. Wyatt
Gen. Banks
William Donovan
Hyde Park
Bridge Street
Chelsea
Horace Hewes
East Saugus
Mr Whittaker
Bellingham Street
Mr Virgin
Broadway Stall
Swampscott
Plymouth
Old Colony Road
North Hanson Station
Emma Malloy
Winchendon
Framingham
The Chimes of Normandy at Globe Theatre
Boston Chronicle reports the first English opera this season at the Globe Theatre by the Hess troupe. The Chimes of Normandy with music by Planquette and libretto by Cooney blends comic and legitimate style, featuring Emilie Melville as Mignonette and Zelda Seguin as Germaine. Cast praises include Castle and Turner with Gaspard the miser delivering the dramatic high point. the crowd applauds the lively performance and encore requests. The company plans to continue the run through the week.
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Boston
Globe Theatre
Hess
Normandy
Robert Planquette
Myron A. Cooney
New York Herald
Mignonette
Clairette
Gaspard
Germaine
Robin More
Marquis de Villerei
Robin
Villeroi
Mignoneche
Emilie Melville
Zelda Seguin
Gertrude
Louise Searle
Mr Castle
Marquis
Turner
Seguin
C. H. Morton
Talian Opera
Strakosch
Aida
Chicago Tribune
Cary
Amneris
Miss Cary
The Boston Theatre Presents Robin Hood and More
A late report crowns a three week New England tour stop with a sparkling Robin Hood performance featuring Larkelle Miss Ten Broeck Thompson St Felix sisters and Bloodgood. Also noted are The Danites with Rankin Blanchard near week’s end and Sherwood Orthon and other concerts at Union Hall with Cappiani Wentz Lovering Ware May May.
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Hooward
New England
Robin Hood
Larkelle
Ten Broeck
Thompson
Bloodgood
Gus Williams
Naomi
Wizard
Master Dunn
Boston
Rankin
Kitty Blanchard
Providence
Sherwood
Union Hall
William HU. Sherwood
Mme. Cappiani
Annie Wentz
Fanny Lovering
Josie KE. Ware
Jennie R. May
Orrn
John Orth
Lillan Batley
C. R. Hayden
Wulf Fries
Popular Science Monthly Supplement and Sanitarian Notes
The April Popular Science Monthly Supplement offers ten articles including Equality by Matthew Arnold and Spontaneous Generation by Tyndall, with notable pieces by Muller and Dale. The Sanitarian issue discusses Ventilation, sanitary science, mining mortality, and urban disease topics such as Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria in Brooklyn, all essential to public health information.
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Popular Science Monthly
Matthew Arnold
Tyndall
America
R. W. Dale
Max Muller
W. R.S. Ralston
D. Appleton & Co
New York
A. M. Bell
W. C. van Bibber
Edwin Chadwick
Brooklyn
F. H. Stuart
Town meeting adjourned with varied appropriations and new offices
An adjourned meeting, with William Aspinwall as Moderator, accepted officers reports and made numerous appropriations including taxes, cemetery funds, health, libraries, and street work. Water board powers granted for grounds, lathe, and higher standpipes. liquor license article debated. town hall plan authorized. several committees appointed for bridges and a new town hall. Wakefield and Concord sections detail votes, elected officials, and budget totals.
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Water Board
Monson
Messrs Goddard
Beecher
Messrs Whitney
Kingman
Talbot
Parsons
Aspinwall Avenue
Old Cemetery
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Dedilam
Ely
Damon
Dedham
Almshouse
Oakdale
Quincy
Schoors
Milton Street
Oakdale Avenue
Harvard Street
Highland Street
Canton
Daniel T. V. Huntoon
William Torion
William W. Brooks
Edward R. Hager
Francis W. Dean
Andrew Lopez
Joseph W. Wattles
A. C. Kollock
John Everett
Virgil J. Messinger
Frederick Endicott
Thomas K. Grover
H. F. Burwell
Charles N. Draper
John 5. Wattles
Samuel H. Capen
Lucius Edson
W. Shaw
F. P. Drake
Blue Hill
Randolph Street
Randolph Line
Punkapong
William Horton
Elisha Horton
F.M. Ames
Ellis Tucker
George E. Downes
Thomas Lonergan
J. Stratton Shephard
George A. King
George Heywood
Charles Thompson
Charles A. Hubbard
Bronzo Tower
Charles H. Walcott
Joseph A. Smith
D. G. Lang
Henry J. Walcott
John Is Moore
Asa ©. Collier
James W. Carter
Edward W. Emerson
Randall Lufkin
Joseph D. Brown
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Rewven N. Pree
Albert Yolman
Edward Damon
H. M. Grout
Samuel Hoar
Henry L. Shattuck
Sleepy Hollow
H. L. Shattuck
Rufus Barrett
Andrew J. Harlow
Francis Gardner
John Underhay
Newton White
W. F. Gleason
R. T. Pratt
Z A. French
George W. Wilde
Henry Newcomb
J. T. Southward
H. F. Thayer
Samuel L. White
Thomas Faden
Jonathan Hopking
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Old South
Joseph Cook
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Iersing
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Westminster Street
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Henry D. Hyde
Faneuil Hall
Sylvester L. Ward
Maple Street
Schuyler Street
Georgia Street
George A. Wilson
S. P. Boynton
Harvard Avenue
Allston Depot
Charles G. Day
Cook Street
Isaac Hi. Cary
Cary Place
Culler
Horace A. Sawyer
William Wene
Geey Howard M. Spurr
Seconeries K. Silloway
Wence
John Dove
Ken W. Whittemore
Woodbury
F. I. Barron
Edger L. Reed
J. R. Hartwell
John Fenderson
John F. Foster
William Peters
Adam H. Gibby
Timothy G. Donahue
Frederick A. Wellington
J. B. L. Bartlett
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Curtis
Leonara R. Cutter
Henry Faxon
Faxon
George W. Palmer
Als
Charles L. Young
Assessors’ Department
Savage
Whidden
Wiles
Committee On Police
Frederick W. Lincoln
Boston Ferries
Sylvanus Smith
East Boston Ferries
Mr Smith
Vine
William Woolley
Committee On Licenses
Israel Kantrovitch
Cross Street
Sigmund Paltrovitch
Endicott Street
Maria Stalkovsky
Common Council
Foss and
Babcock
Charles Furlong
Fire Department
Brookline
Stonybrook
Back Bay Park
Committee On Finance
G. T. W. Braman
Catherine
Eaton
Athens Street
A. Spalding Weld
Elson Hall
Jamaica Plain
Worcester and
Carroll
Halifax
N. S
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George B. Bigelow
Buffinton
Aldrich
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Congress
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Pioneer Co-operative Saving Fund and Loan Association
Stacy Hall
Josiah Quincy
Joseph S. Ropes
Daniel Eldredge
Gamaliel Bradford
Thomas Swadkins, Jr
Edward P. Walters
C. Willard Carter
Charles E. Prescott
George L. Peirce
William A. Johnson
Eben A. Jacobs
West End
Daley
Hugh Reed
William Burns
Burns
Reed
Donovan
West Third Street
South Boston
South Band
Fourth Street
Dorchester Avenue
Munroe
Chester Square
Ripley
Sergt. Hitchcock
Station Ten
John Kelley
John Hermon
Christian Taubman
Boyle’s
Roxbury Crossing
Frank Kirk
Oficer
Station Seven
John McKee
E. D. Leighton
Sumner Street
EF. Cradock
Odiver Patterson
Station Six
Gold Street
James Leavitt
Harrison Ayi Nue
Dover Street
oMcers
J. F. Lynch
Howard
Station Five
M. E. Dolliver
Walter F. Bennett
Richardson and
Glidden
Carrie Dunn
Elizabeth Geary
Luying
Rochester Street
Washington Street
Harding
Station Four
Edward Hawkins
Michael F. Tobin
the Produce Exchange
East Gorton
Mary E. Amsden
Protector
Samuel B. Pierce
Dorchester
Oak
Rotunda
Oak Fall
Oak Hall
Joan G. Mitchell
Temple Place
Chambers
Park Street
Universaliats
Arthur Gilman
A. M
Cambridge
England
East Boston Unitarian Church
Cudworth
Joseph E. Merrill
New England News Company
James Tent
Edward Bruerton
Beacon Park Hotel
Albert Howe
Lewis Wharf Corporation
Samuel W. Swett
Thomas H. Smith
John T. Heard
Jacob W. Leaver
Henry C. Brooks
Charles T. White
Albert Lewis
The
Gilberton Coal Company
William H. Bangs
Charles P. Curtis
Charles F. Farrington
George L. Huntington
Benjamin
Sturgis
Eliza C. Heath
Emily Weid
Susan L. Dana
Edward B. W. Restieaux
Patrick Butler
Michael Kelly
Sarah E. Messer
A. Margaretta Wiecher
James Ray
Patrick Kelly
Charles Pickering
Lucy M. Whiton
Daniel Kingsley
Thomas J. Hyland
Edwin Honnewell
Bruiget Blake
Ellen Martin
Jeremiah Sullivan
Jane Thurston
Henry Wyman
Haglist Opera
Companny
Boston Theatre
McKee Rankin
Jutty Blanchard
Lawrence Barrett
HOWARD ATHEN_EUM
OLD South Church
Potter
His
James Mallen
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Mallep
Jones
Dalton
Prospect
Austin
Frank Clark
Fred Molt
Mallen
G. C.W. Fuller
Robert
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
John Wilson
Wakefield
Edward Lyman
Boston Ned
Mary F. Stratton
Fitchburgh
Thomas J. Bower
Lucy J. Stead
Newton
Irena Bower
Ross House
Broadway
Lower Port
Joseph Taylor
Bangor
City
Green Street
Franklin Hook and Ladder Company
Ivana Hall
Folsom
Newton City Council
Asa i. Carter
Hyde
J. H. Carter
W.H. Russell, Jr
Benjamin Bowne
Allen
Committee On Finance and Salaries
Armery
Weymouth
First Baptist
William D. Farren
P. A Nordell
W. Gutterson
N. G. Crane
W. P. Sanborn
W. D. Dyer
the Universalist Society
H. A. Peterson
Elias Richards
D. J. Sterling
George EB. Porter
George 8. Baker
Albion Hall
William K. Baker
Alexander Sherman
George W. White, Jr
J. W. Armington
Marvy L. LeForrest
Susan Richard
Martin K. Pratt
S. J. Crossley
William Anderson
S. A. Foster
S. F. Litchfield
Firemen’s Charitable Association
William A. Anderson
George W. Putnam
H. P. Butler
C. H. Long
Edward Butler
Board of Government
E. W. Floyd
E. W. Butler
Edward Powers
David L. Mayo
Henry A. Mayo
Suffolk Hooks and Ladder
A. H. Merriant
H. A. Roberts
P. Ss. Whitney
C. W. Twombley
C. A. Merriam
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C. Kk. Stevens
D. I. Metniire
A. E. Tainter
W. H. Breed
John Brown
Salem
Eastern
North Beverly
Carlton
William Paul
Somerville
J. N. Annis
Dane Street
Mein Leopold
Turn
Halle
Vienna
Germania Theatre
William Warren
Charles Barron
Son
Richard Sturtevant
Marblehead
Horst Tuhief
Barron
John Q. Porter
Concord
Tpswich
Burley Educational Fund
Fundas
Willowdale Mills
William D. Brackett
Theodore F. Cogswell
Ephram
Eagle Hill
Appleton
K. Hamilton
J.S. Maton
James Oliver
B. B. Burbank
Quver
John Purrington
J. Connell
Cyrus N. White
S. F. Littlefield
KE. P. Colby
G. W. Aborn
A.S. Gower
C. H. Davis
Oliver Walton
Howard Emerson
T. J. Skinner
E. E. Emerson
W.5
Greenough
Yale Avenue
Congregational Church
Lake Avenue
Quanapownt Lake
Reform Club
Temperance
Marlboro
N. Aldrich
J. M. Whiteton, Jr
John O'Connell
Daniel 5
Mooney
James T. Murphy
Samuel Boyd
Elbridge Howe
John L. Stone
Charles A. Witt
Arthur J. Bigelow
Philip Mowry
William Bernard
Frank W Goodale
J. A. Tremblay
James W. McDonald
A. ©. Weeks
Henry Morse
Robert W. Browning
Jere Bane
George A. Stacy
Charles O’grady
C. Waldo Brigham
Nicholas Reneand
Public Library
Orphides Allaire
P. J. Conway
William A. Alley
Cornelius Flynn
Board of Selectmen
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John Cummings
Charles Spear
L. Thompson, Jr
Thomas
Hill
John C. Munroe
Alpha E. Thompson
D. Samson
Herbert Wyman
Mantyssor
Seeley
G. R. Gage
Edward Symmonds
Sexton
H. Allen
Marcellus Littlefield
F. Trull
E. W. Gray
Joseph G. Pellard
John Johnson
C. T. Tang
Oliver F. Bryant
P. L. Converse
L. H. Allen
A. P. Barrett
W. R. Putnam
W. R. Putnam, Two Years, Constables, Edward Simonds, John KE. Tiad
Henry F. Smith
Charles Porter
Ambrose Bancroft
Bancroft
Sherburne
Franklin Grant
William D. Woodcock
Centre School
West School
Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg
George Clark
Sharon
C. D. Hixon
Benjamin Gannett
Joel P. Hewins
Lewis Morse
Otis Johnson
H. A. Lothrop
John M. Bullard
W. G. Todd
Willard Richards
Randolph
Daniel Howard
Charles C. Farnham
John T. Flood
James A. Tower
Stetson High School Fund
James Molloy
Frank Morton
Velie H. Deane
Hale
Thomas Farrell
Frank J. Donahoe
Levi Wilbur
Henry H. Francis
Lysander R. Peterson
James E. Neary
John Haney
Stetson School Fund
Braintree
T. A. Hobart
Joseph Dyer
Milton
Randolph and Holbrook
Reading
Solon Bancroft
J. Brooks Leathe
Joseph L. Pratt
James Reid
W. J. Wightman
J. A. Bancroft
Charles F. Brown
W.J. Wightman
Lynnfield
Albert Mansfield
Alvert Mansfield
S. H. Russell
Davyl P. Parsons
F. P. Russell
W.R. Roundy
Stoughton
L. Paul
N. S. Atwood
P. Ellis
D. J. Blanchard
A. F. Lunt
H. C. Kimball
Adelia A. Lamb
HW. C. Kimball
Hiram Blanchard
Ballon
Lysander Wood
John Geary
Melrose
Charles I. Stevens
Tl. W. Rip
Seesemo
Bird
Fitchburg
Concord Avenue
Beverly
Augustia Stevens
Thoms Picket
Miley
Empire State
RK. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Empire
Boston School Battalion
G. W. Simmons & Son
North St
Hanover Street
Axminster
Brussels
Tapestry
John & Jas. Dobson
LA Normandi
Cicars
Estabrook & Eaton
Commercial Street
M. Stachelberg & CO
Rhodes & CO
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Cor. of High
Henry & Hatch
Boots & Sno
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High Street
Charles €. Warren
Reade Street
Fall River
F. G. Wolbert
Townsend
FARIS
SI Leonard Street
Bunting
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
New Hampshire
N. It
Hixon & Kim
Chickering
Beacon Street
Bion
Hixon
Rinn
Canada
J. C. Richardson
Portland Street
J. M. ‘Watson & Co
D. F. McGilvray & Clo
Francis Sprague
C O. General Auctioneers
Central Street
Piske's
Marian White
Veineble
Ruth Robinson
Genoa
Snow & Ilsley
Chauncy Street
John H. Osgood
Hawley Street
Messrs O. Jaffee & Pinkus
Patrick Arklay
Franklin Street
Isburgh & Walher
East Street
Ostom
B. T. Wrightington
T. S&s
Worcester St
Pitts Street
Revere House
Emond & Quinsler
Washington and
Williams Sts
Boston Highlands
Charlotte M. Adams Barry
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Vweahimpton Street
William G. Harris
BAY State Carpet CO
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Sips
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Griffin
Ion Place
Horticultural Hall
Thos. Frrnival & Sons
J. H. Pierce & Robertson
Federal Street
Government and General Auction
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Tyler Sts
Ory
Walusxbie
Boston and Albany Railroad
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G.M. Atwood
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Merchants’ Exchange
State Street
14 Exchange Place
First National Bank
Lyon
Home National Bank
Crookton
National Hide and Leather Bank
Market National Bank
Hilt Manufacturing Co
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Tremont and Suffolk Mills
Poston and Lowell Railroad
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Franklin Insurance Co
Cambridge Horse Railroad
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Racine
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlon
Globe National Bank
City of Toledo
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Wiscasset
Nasoua
City of Bath
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Rockland
Ptt Commercial Ins. Ins. Co
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Stokersa
Shari
First Fleot
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Asyiane National Bank
Washington National Bank
Appleton Manufacturing Co
Danifin Meg
South Boston Horse Railroad
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City of Chelsea
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Boston and Lowell Railroad
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City of New London
Town of Waterbury, Conn
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West Boston Savings Bank
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Asant Hill
de Soto
Silver Islet Consolidated Mining and Lands Co
Owo
Silver Mining Co
Silver Islet
National Bank of
Yermouth
Mass
Horatio Marris & Co
Safesroom
Siberia
Wenry C. Bird
Cen Fdsidences
Kent Estate
Nere
S&ms
Big Gao
Panking
Summer Street
BY. J. Rey Libbie
Joseph Leonard
Spreiel
Choich
Pal Sandith
Ileratere
Moses Colman & Son
National Worse and Carriage Mart
Portland
Bowher
W. H. Bowker & CO
Chatham St
Park Place
Stockbridge
Ftust
Tempie Place
Samuel Hatch
Congress Street
Staniford Street
Stamford Place
Mart
Warsalboro
Genl Knox
F. D. Osgood
Masonic Building
Tremont and Boylston
Rubert
Bola
Richton
A. Howe
A. S. Eaton
Horse and Carriage Mart
Northampton Streets
T.B. Moses, Jr