Senate debates on Boston streets bridge bill end in engrossment
In the General Court the Boston bridge and street extension bill faced heated discussion. Senator Sprague urged borrowing inside the debt limit while others pressed to keep outside financing. The amendment failed and the bill moved to the engrossment stage amid further debate on insurers and cross state corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Boston
Congress
Oliver Streets
New York & New England Railroad
Sprague
Mr. Sprague
Metcalf
Kingsley
Hathorne
Gunn
Clark
Commonwealth
Senate routine notes on holidays and Boston busts
Under a suspension of the rules a resolve was introduced by Mr. Sprague limiting April 22 as a legal public holiday impact on debts or contracts. The House concurred to remove Samuel Adams bust alcove photos and obtain Washington bust photos. Railroads bill to transfer Spencer property to Boston and Albany. Taunton Lunatic Hospital lands sale authorized. Sprague offers a substitute to Boston charter bill meant to refine the original.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sprague
House
Committee On the Library
Samuel Adams
Doric Hall
Washington
Christ Church
Boston
Committees On Railroads
Spencer Railroad Company
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Taunton Lunatic Hospital
City of
House Reports on Law Changes and Local State Bills
Inexpedient reports on neglect and vagrant minor laws and on codifying state criminal laws. Leave to withdraw on reimbursing Lowell for insane pauper Richard Brennan. Petition for Sabbath labor limits and double compensation. Reference to next Legislature on drainage, New England Conservatory aid request. Dissent noted by Stevens, McEttrick, Keane. Bills set licensing of infant boarding houses with penalties. Telegraph and telephone line provisions apply to electric lines. Building health, municipal debt for temporary loans, and Middlesex commissioners’ salaries set at 5400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Lowell
Richard Brennan
Walker Johnson
New England Conservatory of Music
Stevens
Hampshire
McEttrick
Kimball
Keane
Messrs
Municipal Boards of Health
Boston
Middlesex County Commissioners
House Calendar Passes Several Bills in Active Session
The House moved through its calendar with a jaunty note as McNary of Boston pushed a savings banks commission bill to Tuesday. Bills to establish a Malden grade, amend statute 106, aid the Massachusetts Humane Society, abolish clerks’ term fees, and regulate night time breaking and entering faced similar action. A relief bill for soldiers and widows was rejected, Hayes of Lynn secured action on a county commissioners salary bill, and McKitrick of Boston sparred over child labor in Fall River, with the measure ultimately advancing to third reading 53 to 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNary
Boston
Malden
Massachusetts Humane Society
Supreme Judicial and
Superior Courts
United States
Hayes
Lynn
Essex
McKttrick
Labor Committee
Orders of the Day House and Senate calendars itemize bills and actions
The House passed engrossed bills to aid state prisons and reformatories and to expand Boston school committee powers, while tabling a measure to appoint a state historian. The Senate passed bills on North River fishing, clerk salaries, and map printing, with reports on contingent interests in trusts and other legislative orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Reformatory Prison For Women
Massachusetts Reformatory
School Committee
Boston
Fourth District
Plymouth County
Senate
North River
Lymouth
Newburyport
Lewis Hayden
Mssachusetts
Massachusetts actions and petitions voiced in state docket
The docket includes a proposal to color oleomargarine and imitation dairy products, a withdrawal petition regarding the Massachusetts Kennel Club charter, Lynn, and a petition by J W Ayres for quarterly railroad earnings and financial condition disclosures directed by railroad commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Kennel Club
Lynn
Mass
J.W. Ayres
Commonwealth
Railroad Commissioners
The School Question Again in Mass Hearing
The continued hearing on the school question features cross examination of Father Bodfish by ex-Governor Long. Debate centers on church rights versus state inspection of parochial schools, with witness testimony from Col. Higginson and Dr. Miner, audience tension, and claims the bill targets Catholic schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Bodfish
Long
Bodfish
Mr. Long
Spencer
Mr. McEttrick
Father Bodtish
Miner Rose
Massachusetts
T. W. Higginson Rose
Colonel Higginson
Evans
McEttrick
Mr. Dunn
Campbell
Senator Campbell
Congressman Morse
Representative Davis
Somerville
Keane
Messrs. Kimball
Lynn
Shepard
Sandisnheld
Father Kodtish
Donnelly
I. W. Higginson
Schoors
Episcopal School
Southboro
Baptist Academy
Worcester
Miner
Cambridge
Higginson
Father Scully
Sheridan
Henry Faxon
Quincy
Canton
G W Simmons Co Repairing Suits For Seasonal Work
G W Simmons & Co employ twenty to forty people year round for repair work. If you want last spring's suit repaired and made to look as good as new, notify them and they will pick it up or you can send it with instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
Will It Be Volunteer A Seventy-Footer For Valkyrie Race
Opinion is divided on using Volunteer or a seventy-foot Burgess design to challenge Valkyrie in the America Cup. Yacht figures J Arthur Beebe Captain Benson J M McGrady and George Lawley weigh risks and benefits of length and testing power. New Burgess forty five foot centreboard yacht for C B Owens noted. Several schooner and sloop vessels underway or prepared from Boston to Fairhaven with launches and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valkyrie
J. Arthur Beebe
Verona
Benson
Fearless
John B. Lewis
Burgess
J. 4. McGrady
McGrady
Pantan
Volunteer
George Lawley
City Point
Burgess Design
E H, McGrady
Fanny
P. P. Hastings
Warrens
Merlin
Lawley’s
Rosaline
Mr. Eaton
Thompson’s Spa Fame
Marblehead
Elfin
Ogdon C. Jones
Boston
Falmouth
New Bedford
British Opinion on America Cup Challenge Size
The London Field voices British yachtsmen’s view on Valkyrie’s upcoming rival. It notes dissatisfaction with a Volunteer against Valkyrie and recalls 1867 proposals to use smaller vessels. It argues Americans adopt size for size challenges and warns against a pug and greyhound race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Valkyrie
New York Yacht Club
Beebe's Forty Footer Verena Launched At Lawley's Yard
The first Burgess forty footer was launched from Lawley's yard with J Arthur Beebe and his son aboard. The Verena christened with a bottle, fitted with 56 feet overall length and 14 feet 5 inches beam, 6 feet draft, soon to be rigged in the basin amid cheers and a clear run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beebe
Lawley
J. Arthur Beebe
Charles Philip Beebe
Verena
The Big Burgess Steel Schooner Constellation Launch Soon
Ex Commodore Morgan’s steel schooner yacht Constellation, Burgess design, nears launch for the New York Yacht Club cruise in August. At 121 by 70 feet, with 94 foot mainmast and a 150 foot balloon jib, she is celebrated as the world’s largest steel schooner yacht and a marvel of structural detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Constellation
Burgess
New York Yacht Club
New York Sun
Oregon
Sparmaster George Glasier
Actiub
Lawyer Barry Sues Ex Alderman Capen For $1000 Fees
In Dorchester Superior Court the case of Thomas J. Barry versus Samuel J. Capen and Caroline Jackson began. Barry seeks $1000 for legal services in obtaining a $7500 indemnity from the city over land taken for Talbot avenue. Capen offered him a contingent share, which Barry refused, ending with nonpayment. Capen and Mrs Jackson are defendants. M J Creed and KH B Callender represent the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Lathrop
Thomas J. Barry
Samuel J. Capen
Caroline Jackson
Talbot Avenue
Dorchester
M. J. Creed
KH. B. Callender
Capen
Barry
Cheever Newhall
Newhall
Barry Capen
Harvard Notes and Club News From The Bicycle Race And More
Yesterday afternoon the first spring hare and hounds run of the Bicycle Club covered about twelve miles in an hour with Spencer and Rogers leading the hares. Greenleaf and Bailey arrived on a tandem half an hour after. A new cedar shell for the crew is due from Blakie’s, designed for lightness and stiffness with iron bracing. After a lecture by John Jay Knox at the Harvard Finance Club, Mrs Knox was hosted at Hollis by notable ladies. G E Dadion was elected director of the Harvard Camera Club, with several new members joining from different years. F Beer became secretary of the Crimson board, H McCulloch Jr elected an editor of the Monthly. The Kneisel quartet will perform tonight at Level 11 and the Harvard Union debate was postponed to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Spencer
Rogers
Mt. Auburn
Allston
Brookline
Bailey
Greenleaf
Blakie’s
John Jay Knox
P. Bartholow
W. Naumberg
R. W. Bush
W. Mills
Bi Codman
J. Cools
H. S. Glazier
H. N. Rich
A. R. French
KE. S. Mack
J. Hubbard
N. K. Day
A. RK. Hussey
R. Jones
F. Beer
Crimson Board
W. J. Farquhar
H. McCulloch, Jr
Kneisel
Harvard Union
Courts Hear Multiple Civil Actions In April Session
The Supreme Judicial Court resumes after April 16 with cases including William Washburn vs Iva L. Moore et al over a $25172 claim for architectural and sanitary work at Adams House. Replevin action on 126 bags of wool to a Boston buyer, and Johannes De Beer vs Augustus P. Jennings et al seeking to redeem Turkish Baths property. Also William W. McKim et al. v W H Foss over discharge and possession of field notebooks from Eastern Point project. Decisions hinge on redemption rights, title questions, and injunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
W. Allen
William Washburn
Iva L. Moore
Daniel Chamberlain
Adams House
T. J. Gargan
C. P. Sullivan
R. M. Morse, Jr
J. W. Rollins
Gates Barnett
Edward N. Fenno
Replevin
W. M. Brown & Co
Boston
Brown & Co
John D. Long
Esse P. Wheeler
M. Williams
C. Allen
J. Johannes de Beer
Augustus P. Jennings
Charles C. Bliss
Waltham
Gelling
Boylston and
Tremont
de Beer
George Putnam
John M. Way
KB. B. Johnson
William W. McKim
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
H.R. Bailey
H. Tyng
Removal of Electric Wires and Local City Actions in Malden
In Malden, both branches of the city government met as the Thomson-Houston Electric Light Co requests removal of electric light wires from telephone poles on major streets. The telephone manager cites experiments to curb buzzing and the need to protect patrons. Abram G. Hill becomes water commissioner. Ordinance 18 on electric wires and poles is adopted. Edward F. Keith marries Hattie Tibbetts at the bride’s Faulkner district home on Willow Street. Rev. E. S. Potter presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram G. Hill
Edward F. Keith
Hattie Tibbetts
John ‘Tibbetts
Faulkner
E. 5. Potter
Willow Street
Cambridge City Council hearing on Squire charges ends in withdrawal
In a Cambridge city council convention a hearing on J. P. Squire’s petition regarding charges against City Solicitor McIntire was held. Squire was absent but a letter withdrawing all charges was read. Officers elected include John McDuffie as clerk of committees F L Pratt as city messenger and C J McIntire as city solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
J. P. Squire
McIntire
Forgers Crackdown Snags Two Across Florida and Canton
Inspectors Collins and Dugan yesterday arrested Allan W. Edens for forging John F. Drew’s name to a deed for two Osceola Florida lots. Alfred J. Wentworth of Canton was arrested for obtaining 25 dollars from A. Kimball with a forged Neponset National Bank check dated to imitate his mother’s signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins and Dugan
Allan W. Edens
John F. Drew
Osceola
Fla
Alfred J. Wentworth
Canton
A. Kimball
Tremont Street
Neponset National Bank of
Superior Court First Session Cases and Damages List
The report details multiple tort and assault cases in the Superior Court across sessions from April 16. Names include Margaret Moynihan, William Perry, Hannah Lawton, Boston & Maine railroad, Patrick Sullivan, Rosa Bowles, and others. It notes trials, verdicts, and ongoing jury deliberations, with damages claimed and defenses listed across numerous docket numbers. It also lists cross actions from December 7, 1837 collisions and ongoing divorce hearings in the Fifth Session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Staples
Margaret Moynihan
William F. Perry
J.R. Murphy
Rk. W. Nason
Lhen T. Callahan
William Heath
W. H. Baker
J.T. Bates
Callahan
Heath
Kiernan
Linnehan
Albano
Henry
Spillane
Minchin
Stone
Lockhart
Campbell
Down
Larimer
Farmer
Ing
Clark
Woodbury
Allen
Lynch
Taylor
Haynes
Amazeen
Dizer
Fas
Mass. Bentt
Sheehan
Boston
Thompson
Hannah R. Lawton
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lynn
S. B. Allen
Thomas Savage
Lincoln
Patrick H. Sullivan
G. A. O. Ernst
Rosa Bowles
Peter Smith
Pitts
C. H. Plummer
Sullivan
Sullivan Vy. B. & Pines Co
Leary
McManus
Murtha
Same
Mungee
West Nd
Mooney
Boise
St. RE
Coyne
Lewis
Faynent
Marks
Kitcuburg
Rodman
Nawn
Barry
Canen
Mullen
Colbert
Oxden
Pattee
Johnson
Russell
Greely
Cook
Hingham
Cannon
McPherson
White
Barnard
Donald
Nightingale
Cilley
Jacobs
Bates
Sheldon
Aldrich
Superior Court April 16 Larceny Sentences
In a Superior Court session on April 16, Sarah Freeman received one year in a women's prison for larceny. Lottie Randolph was sentenced to nine months at the house of correction for false pretenses. Nellie was mentioned in context but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Bloodgett
J. Sarah Freeman
Woman’s Prison
Lottie Randolph
House of Correction
Nellie
Murphy Nightwalker Case List in Commonwealth v Fleming Series
A fragment lists criminal docket entries and case numbers from 831 to 908 including Commonwealth v Fleming for liquor law, McLeod gaming, Hunt gaming, Thomas milk law, Foley exposure, Heahon drunkenness, Decker non support, Colan larceny, Dolan assault, Allen larceny, and multiple other charges such as cheating, drunkenness, assault, and cruelty.
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Same
Decker
Colan
Dolan
Allen
Tate
Sheehan
Dwyer
Msame
Sane
Fallow
McCall
Mulream
Redding
Holloran
Kennedy
Mehan
Colcord
Sarme
Murray
Municipal Court April 16 Criminal Session Highlights
Curtis J John Sullivan faces 150 bond after alleged assault on wife at 226 Federal St last Sunday. Harvey M Brown bound 300 for stealing goods valued at 45 from D J Bisett of 158 Charles St. Civil docket lists numerous cases including Mahoney v Bassett and Ames v Mack among others before judges TER J Evy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
J. John Sullivan
Federal Street
Harvey M. Brown
D. J. Bisett
Charles Street
Pratt Forged Twenty Dollar Note Case Resumes in Court
United States District Court resumed the Levi G. Pratt case charged with uttering a forged counterfeit $20 bill to John F. Doane in February. The session was suspended until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Levi G. Pratt
Supreme Court Term Lights On Probate Case In Lowell
In Middlesex County April sessions, juries selected for two boards. Archibald Wough of Lowell appeals Probate Court probate denial of his will. Executors and heirs represented as Wough’s wife contested competence and property share. Case expected to occupy only a few hours. Other entries list multiple suits and verdicts across Middlesex Superior Court in Cambridge, with various parties and damages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert K. Davis
James Barrett
Herbert E. Davis
Don Broadway
Somerville
Aed
Oleh Tone
Davis
H. N. Sheldon
Supreme Judicial Court
Middlesex County
Lowell
Morton
John Ferguson
Woburn
Henry I, Johnson
Winchester
Archibald Wough
Wough
Waugh
W. A. Anderson
J. Marshall
Anderson
George W. Bachelder
Chapman Vs. Wood
Supreme Judicial Court opens April sitting in Essex County
Salem April 16 The Supreme Judicial Court convened this morning with two organized juries headed by J H Baker of Beverly and W F Nichols of Salem. In the equity case Samuel N Brown et al vs A Hodgekins et al the court finds the defendant entitled to the whole balance and decrees to be framed by counsel. Joseph S Smith vs Enoch B Robinson an appeal from Probate Court is on trial with W H Moody for plaintiff and Merrill Wardwell for appellant. The entire list is in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Essex County
Salem
J. H. Baker
Beverly
W. F. Nichols
Samuel N. Brown
Enoch
Robinson
Probam Court
W. H. Moody
Merrill & Wardwell
Insolvency Court Proceedings in Essex County April 16
April 16 notes from the Insolvency Court in Salem record an offer of a composition of 30 cents on the dollar for James Warnock of Haverhill. First meetings occurred in Hoyt Lynn and Burnham Bros Beverly cases with assignees Samuel W. Forrest and Frank C. Richardson. Humphrey Lynn had a hearing with a warrant issued returnable April 27 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey, J
James Warnock
Haverhill
David B. Hoyt
Lynn
Samuel W. Forrest
Burnham Bros
Beverly
Frank C. Richardson
John M. Humphrey
Probate Court Activity in Barnstable County Will and Estate Grants
In Barnstable April 16 probate actions list wills proved for Jacob Pocknett Mashpee John H Thompson executor Thomas Harris Barnstable Marcus N Harris executor Louisa C Burbank Sandwich Franklin Crocker administrator with will annexed Jabez Davis Falmouth Love H Davis executrix Ferdin an A Crocker Brooklyn NY executors. Administrations granted for Barnabas H Pierce Wellfleet Harry A Newton Bourne Foster S Shiverick Falmouth Jonathan Kelley 2d Dennis Gustavus Kelley John Broderick Dennis Jabez Jones Barnstable Julius Nickerson Betsy Hawes Chatham Alice E Weeks Barnstable John Donovan Sandwich Cornelius Donovan Veranus H Crocker Barnstable Alice P Crocker Hope Burgess Dennis Edward F Crowell Caroline Dugan Brewster Nathan Sears Celia D Shiverick Fal mouth Harriet J Shiverick George S Whelden Yarmouth Kilburn M Taylor Guardians appointed John H Clark Clinton Spindle Brewster Isabel G Holmes Charles D John I Holmes Harwich George H Weeks Alfred G Weeks Barnstable John T Booker Sarah KE Booker Mashpee Licenses to sell real estate granted Isabel G Holmes Harwich Martin L Chase Elkanah Mayo Harwich Rebecca Crowell El Nathan Crowell Yarmouth Icy J Sparrow Herbert L Sparrow Orleans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable County
Barnstable
Harriman
J. Wills
Jacob Pocknett
Mashpee
John H.thompson
Thomas Harris
Marcus N. Harris
Louisa C. Burbank
Sandwich
Franklin Crocker
Jabez Davis
Falmouth
Love H. Davis
Ferdinand A. Cr
John Broderick
Dennis
Tully Crosby
Jabez Jones
Julius Nickerson
Betsy Hawes
Chatham
Samuel Hawes
Alice E. Weeks
George H. Weeks
John Donovan
Cornelius Donovan
Veranus H. Crocker
Alice P. Crock
Elnathan Crowell
Yarmouth
Icy J. Sparrow
Herbert L. Sparrow
Orleans
Police Changes In City Prisons And Stations
Assistant Keeper of the City Prison Albert S. Buswell and Patrolman Andrew H. Abbott resigned to become constables in the Municipal Court. Patrolman Theodore H. Kesselhuth was named assistant keeper, and Patrolman Charles H. Maynes was assigned to the street railway squad. Several officers were transferred to headquarters from stations 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Buswell
Andrew H. Abbott
Theodore H. Kesselhuth
Charles H. Maynes
William Griffin
Alvah Cloutman
Franklin French
James F. Hogan
Edward W. Abbott
James G. Arbecam
Jeremiah B. Sullivan
Policeman Returns From Arkansas Wild Goose Chase
State Policeman Whitney headed home from a pursuit to Arkansas after Chief Wade sent him to apprehend John Thompson alleged murderer of Mrs. White of Braintree. A Clarksville telegram claimed Thompson in custody, but Whitney found no such victim or case and returned empty handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Arkansas
Wade
John Thompson
White
Braintree
Detective Chapman
Clarksville
Ark
Drohn Thompson
Jiny Gilly
Kidney Disease Warns of Silent Dangers Alarming quote
ExTREM B wakefulness distressing nervousness and chronic rheumatic pains are listed as symptoms of advanced kidney or Bright s disease. Prof Wm H Thompson of the University of New York notes that chronic kidney disease claims more adults than any other malady except consumption. The late Dr Dio Lewis praised Warner s Safe Cure saying he would use it if afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Wm. H. Thompson
Uiversity
City of
New York
Dio Lewis
Warner
Subscriptions for new Episcopal church progress slowly
Several community events fill the day including civil engineering lectures at Boston & Albany station with L B Bidwell and Samuel M Gray detailing relocations and Providence terminal plans. The Senate of 1870 holds its reunion at Youngs Hotel while charity events and club meetings unfold across Faneuil Hall and the Ancient Artillery rooms. A misstatement regarding ex Alderman Wiles’ role in North End Savings Bank is corrected, noting Dr Thomas L Jenks as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Gainsborough
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Boston & Albany
L. B. Bidwell
New York & New England Railroad
Samuel M. Gray
Providence
Senate of 1870
Young’s Hotel
Charity Club
Faneuil Hall
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
New England Chautauqua Association
New England Conservatory
J. L. Hurlbut
Wiles
Board of Commissioners of Public Institutions
North End Savings Bank
Thomas L. Jenks
Auction Results Show Dense City Property Sales
Samuel Hatch and Co sold a dwelling at No 145 Cedar Street with 16725 square feet for 9000 to John McNeill and 16465 feet of Cedar land at corner Centre Street at 45 cents per foot to J Felt Osgood. Two Grove Street houses Nos 37 and 39 West End sold for 10850 to E B Hine. Charles W Sawyer auctioned a brick house at No 28 Harvard Street with about 6200 feet of land, formerly Dow’s, for 10000 to Henry W B Cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Street
Moses A. Dow
Henry W. B. Cotton
Man Thrown From Wagon On Sarsfield Street
Daniel Haley of 334 Ruggles Street was thrown from a wagon on Sarsfield Street yesterday afternoon as a wheel passed over him. He sustained serious internal injuries and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eis Wacon
Daniel Haley
Ruggles Street
Sarsfield Street
City
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Conservatory of Musice
Albany Road
Chiquita
Augustus Hemenway
Alga
Charles F. Longfellow
Gleam
Harvard Notes
Hare and Founds Run—Shell
Cambridge City Council
Davidson
Parrett
Stellings
Timmins
I.srre
Connors
Grilley
Sweeney
McDer- L’ouis—Russell
Emergon
Mott
Idge
Morrison
McAree
Tracy
Lerry
Stelle
Deegan
Webber
Lyon
Ryther
Boston RR
Maloney
Miller
Fieming
Ter
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Evy, J
Otis
Foster
Middiebey
Shields
Hames
Walker
Walton
Torrey
Leighton
Morse
Quiin
Tricker
Mead
Mueller
Woollsby
Sellers
Mt. Vernon Nat
Hank
Bartlett
Murphy
Meuuire
Haynes Et al
Halk
Laine
Goodnow
Kilburn
Rice
Wooaman
Towle
McLaughlin
Couch
McAuliffe
Mulney
Howard
Len
Newton
Patten
Stearns
Adr. Ek
Peabody
Mansfield
Grivbens
EMA
Pune
Cams Borastc Powper Co
Wall St
ENT
E. O. Thompson
Washington ST
Mark
ALL @ROCERS
Quaker Mill Co
Ravenna
Ohis
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