Mass Senate Visits Marblehead Old Church for Memorial Window
The Massachusetts Senate visited Marblehead to present a memorial window at St. Michael's Church, marking 175 years since its 1714 construction. Senate President Boardman announced the gift as part of renewing the church, with the arch detailing Moses and Massachusetts arms. The event included service led by local clergy, a luncheon at Mugford Hall, and a historical address on General Francis Nicholson and church restoration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marentrnnap
Massachusetts Senate
Senate
Adams
Samuel Roads, Jr
Dowse
Boardman
Hartwell
Glines
Crosby
Roads
Towne
Marble
Hathorne
Fletcher
Z. C. Keith
W. A. Clark
Palmer
Perkins
Shea
Sullivan
Collins
Spellman
Howe
Walker
McAlpine
Tucker
Ladd
Kingsley
Pike
Stevens
Southworth
Isaac N
Keith
D. Frank Kimball
Old Town
St. Michael’s Church
Commonwealth
Marblehead
New England
Francis Nicholson
Nicholson
England
Illiam Shaw
John L. Egbert
George III
Torday
Moses
Sinai
Beeath
Massachusetts
Samaria
Sychor
St. Michael
Lucifer
Heaven
Appleton
Maria ‘I’. Appleton
St. Michael’s
Haskell
William Haskell
Sally Bird
Mugford Hall
V. John Sb. Richmond
Medford
Julius H. Ward
Joston
Arey
Salem
Decetene
Psign
Ible
Rome
William D. T. Trefry
Reads
Tion
Port Royal
Acadia
New Island
Nova Scotia
Great Britain
New York
Maryland
Virginia
College of William and Mary
Canada
St. Lawrence
Sewall
Building Fund
Church of England
Senator Roads
God
Joseph W. Chapman
Governor Ames Hosts Notable Reception at Commonwealth Avenue
A lavish gubernatorial reception at Governor Ames's mansion drew hundreds of guests from political, legal, and civic circles. Attendees included Governors Sawyer and Marble, railroad commissioners, judges, clergy, and Republican leaders. The event featured a blazing hearth, floral arrangements, and an elaborate supper, described as a brilliant social affair.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Ames
Sawyer
New Hampshire
Marble
Maine
General Court
Amona Aag
Georg Crocker
Everett A. Stevens
Edward W. Kinsley
Moody Merrill
Wellington Smith
Brackett
General Banks
E. C. Carrigan
George S. Merrill
A. A. Miner
Phillips Brooks
William H. Baldwin
Thompson
Mason
Bishop
Hammond
O’brien
Henry Hyde
Whiting
Osborn and Lee
E.A. Horton
Republican State Committee
Merchants’ Club
Trask
Leap year party for Roxbury Horse Guard and Veteran Association
Last evening Beacon Hall hosted a leap year party by the Roxbury Horse Guard and Veteran Association. About 800 couples attended with numerous military guests including Major Horace G. Kemp and Major Charles A. Young. Elaborate decorations and tasteful costumes highlighted the event, with reception and floor committees in old gold and white. Nason's orchestra provided the music under floor director Mrs. D. F. Henderson.
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Roxbury Horse Guard and Veteran Association
Beacon Hall
Horace G. Kemp
Edward B. Wadsworth
The
Lancers
Charles A. Young
John A. Scott
R. P. B. Bell
George Curtis
Augustus P. Calder
Isaac D. Dana
W. H. Russ
M. V. B. Kimball
Peilie A. Dyar
D. F. Henderson
Nason
Public reading on Hebrew prophets at Sevel 11
Professor Lyon gave a reading from the Hebrew prophets last night at Sevel 11 to illustrate literary skill and prophetic thought. Professor Cohn sustained a severe fracture of the arm two days ago while trying to stop a runaway horse. The senior debate centered on pension bills. Freshman games with Yale are planned for late May, with class races on the Back Bay course two weeks from today. "'88" is favored for first place, with "'90" or "739" in contention for second.
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Lyon
Cohn
Yale
Back Bay
Evangelist Needham Draws Growing Noon Attendance
The noon meetings at Park Street Congregational Church led by Rev George C Needham draw increasing crowds. Needham, a calm and steady evangelist, avoids sensationalism and speaks plainly. Each session begins with prayer and praise, aided by pastors and soloists, then features a Bible lecture in the final half hour. The Evangelistic Association notes its success in securing Needham’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street Congregational Church
George C. Needham
Needham
Evangelistic Association
Tariff Reform Talk in Concord This Saturday Evening
The Rev. J. B. Bush of Concord Mass will discuss The President's Message and Mr. F. M. Holland will speak on Wages and Tariffs in Warner Hall Concord Junction Saturday April 21 at 7 30 p m.
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Concord
J. 8. Bush
Mass
F. M. Holland
Warner Hall
Concord Junction
Army Orders Reported in Washington April 18 1900s
Major George M Sternberg surgeon assigned to Cuba to study epidemic diseases must report to the Treasury Secretary for guidance. Changes in the First Artillery take effect June 1 with Battery F and Battery G realigned. First Lieutenants Capron Honeycutt and Van Dusen and Second Lieutenant Van Dusen repositioned. Patterson Hubbard and Rodman reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sprera
George M. Sternberg
Cuba
Secretary of the Treasury
Allyn Capron
John T. Honeycutt
George W. van Dusen
Republican Cacus Shows Little Interest in City Wards
Republican caucuses to select delegates for state and congressional conventions were held in most city wards with low attendance. Ward 19 saw a bolting contention led by H F Spach and Solomon Levy, while Ward 12 was skipped for lack of hall access. Delegates lists enumerate numerous ward by ward selections led by various local figures and unnamed minor signers.
Newton Republicans select ward delegates for state and congress
Newton Republicans held ward caucuses electing both state and congressional delegates. Ward 1 chose J F Frisbie H J Woods for state and O B Coffin J B Hollis for congress. Ward 7 named I T Burr Thomas Weston for state and J B Goodrich G T Coppins for congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
J. F. Frisbie
H. J. Woods
O. B. Coffin
J. B. Hollis
J. W. Kimball
E. W. Bailey
E. H. Pierce
Slocum
W. E. Sheldon
E. B. Trowbridge
Congressional
W. E. Webster
R. H. Gardner
Ward
I. T. Burr
Thomas Weston
J. B. Goodrich
G. T. Coppins
Political Feeling in Lynn Delegates to St Louis Convention
In Lynn on April 18 a Boston paper claimed several Lynn Democrats sought delegates to the St Louis convention and that Quincy A Towns faced opposition. Towns disputes the charge of undemocratic conduct over Hart’s reelection and notes he did not vote for the Republican candidate. He says he will attend the convention if elected and otherwise stay home. Sisk’s candidacy rumors arose from a Sunday remark. Towns has decided not to run.
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Lynn
Boston
St. Louis
Quincy A. Towns
Towns
Hart
Haft
Sisk
Mr. Towns
Democratic city committee ties hint at unopposed delegation
Mr Owns chairs the Democratic city committee and prominent Democrats report no opposition. Lynn and Charlestown are expected to send delegates with alternates from Maiden and Chelsea. Towns is identified as a Cleveland man through and through.
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Entlemen
Owns
Democratic City Committee
Lynn
Charlestown
Maiden
Chelsea
Towns
Cleveland
Lowell Republican Delegates Elected in City Ward Races
The Lowell Republican primary selections list delegates for each ward and district, naming state and district delegates such as J. Clark M. D. True and Eben D. Stafford L. D. Hunter F. Tinker E. P. Dennis in Ward 1, with multiple further entries across wards two to six alongside district picks and numerous surnames. The lengthy roll includes entries like T. Walsh N. Philbrick W. G. Barnard H. J. telat dis trict EK. T. Rowell EH. WW. Thompson and many more indicated for both state and district slots.
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Lowell
Lowezlt
Ste
J. Clark
M. D. True
George Howard
Eben D. Stafford
L. D. Hunter
F. ©. Tinker
E. P. Dennis
T. Walsh
D. N. Philbrick
W. G. Barnard
F. M. Wier
H. J. Telat
W. P. Burbank
F. L. Weaver
J. H. Shepard
G. W. Young
C. Davis
William Langley
J. L. Smith
E Jewett
George F. Morey
Jacob Rogers
C. L. Knapp
G. W. Batchelder
J. N. Marshall
A. G. Salmon
W. H. Parker
J. A. Spier
Hi. O. Church
J. M. Wilson
State
G. A. Marden
L. T. Trull
A. G. Thompson
G. RK. Richardson
Cushing
City notes from Boston list meetings and events
Cedar Grove cemetery owners hold annual meeting at Eaton Hall to review report elect officers and conduct business. Civil service exam registration opens in Pemberton square basement for limited city work. West End Street Railway allows small dogs in cars. E M Chamberlain to give closing lecture at Mt Bowdoin reading room tonight. Unidentified man found dead in Charles town waterway. death ruled accidental. Egypt Exploration Fund meeting today at Emmanuel Church chapel with Norton and Griffis speakers. open to public. Funeral services held for William Merritt ex superintendent of Boston & Maine. interment at Salem. East Boston ferries board awards Cumberland coal contract to H G Jordan & Co. Mt Hope cemetery mismanagement charges not sustained. Funeral of James P Brewer held. Rev Edward Everett Hale officiated. Homeopathic Hospital annual fair opens at Vendome. many items for sale. McDonald Stone Cutting Machine Co directors elected. New England Public School Music Teachers Association monthly meeting April 21.
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West End Street Railway Company
E. M. Chamberlain
Mt. Bowdoin
Washington
Eldon Street
Dorchester
Monument Waarf
Charlestown
Alien
Washington Street
Egypt Exploration Fund
Emmanuel Church Chapel
Newbury Street
Norton
Lowell
William Merritt
Boston & Maine Railroad
Parker Street
East Somerville
Boston & Maine
D. J. Flanders
Amos Blanchard
W. E. Merriman
Franklin Street
James P. Brewer
Edward Everett Hale
Forest Hills
Homeopathic Hospital
Vendome
McDonald Stone Cutting Machine Company
Everett Torrey
Db. B. Flint
C. H. Crosby
Edward Whitney
Lewis Hall
Alfred Wood
J. G. Gooch
Eben Snow
Alexander McDonald
Jonas Wood
New England Public School Music Teachers’ Association
Sleeper Hall
New England Conservatory of Music
Franklin Square
Masters Printers Club Annual Meeting at Young’s
T M I Club met at Young's last evening for the Masters Printers Club banquet. Officers elected include President Colonel H T Rockwell and Secretary J B Cushing. Guests included Mayor O'Brien and W C Martin of New York Typothets. Seventeen members attended with Mrs Buss at head of table.
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T. M. I. Club
Young’s
Masters Printers’ Club
Young
H. T. Rockwell
John ©. Ryan
J. 8. Cushing
Samuel Usher
Frank H. Mudge
A. J. Wright
A. A. Blair
C. J. Peters, Jr
Rosemary Cottage Opens In Eliot Missouri For Needy Women
A benevolent donor established Rosemary Cottage in Eliot, Missouri, a twenty room home to shelter tired mothers and feeble children and overworked workers. The house sits in a charming, healthful setting near Boston access and requires about $800 to furnish. every extra $7 funds a two week vacation for a poor person. Contributions may be sent to Rev. D. W. Waldron of Boston, with Arthur W Tutts, Arthur G. Stanwood, and D. W. Waldron serving as trustees.
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Eliot
Rosemary Cottage
Boston
D. W. Waldron
Beacon Street
Mass
Messrs
Arthur W Tutts
Arthur G. Stanwood
Daniel W. Waldron
Tug of War Contests in Massachusetts Championships
At Union Hall Cambridge last evening the amateur tug of war championship resumed with winners named as St. Stephen's Boston, Harrisons Cambridgeport Crescents Boston and Tulips East Cambridge. Contests will continue Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Union Hall
Cambridge
Massachusetts
St. Stephen’s
Boston
Harrisons
Cambridgeport
Crescents
The
Tulips
East Cambridge
Cambridge girl Nellie Howard dies from taking rough on rats
Nellie Howard, a Cambridge resident, was found dead in bed Tuesday morning. The coroner ruled the death self-inflicted by taking rough on rats and stated no other cause could be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Howard
Cambridge
Pistol duel set as Paine and Bennett agree on match
After months of talk two crack pistol shots, Chevalier Ira Paine and Fred E. Bennett, have agreed to a match the week of June. Six hundred shots will be fired at 200 yards on a standard American target using a Smith & Wesson 44-caliber revolver. The contest carries $1000 a side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Ira Paine
Fred E. Bennett
Smith & Wesson
Baseball Yesterday Scores From Major League Parks
Yesterday’s results include Kansas City 10 over Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 6 over Baltimore 4, Brooklyn 10 over Cleveland, Newark 11 over Boston 6. The day featured multiple city derby matchups with teams abbreviated as locals.
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Kansas City
Cincinnatis
Kansas Citys
Philadelphia
Baltimores
Athletics
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Cleveland
Newark
Bostons
Newarks
Trade mark infringement hearing in Pike Manufacturing case
United States District Court hears a motion for preliminary injunction in the Pike Manufacturing versus Cleveland Stone Company trade mark dispute over scythe stones and whetstones. Marks named include Indian Pond Red End Indian Pond Lamoille Genuine Lamoille Green Mountain Willoughby Lake. Plaintiffs contend protection. defendants deny. Attorneys Streeter Livermore for plaintiff Parker Watson for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Ofrouit
Cour
A. F. Pike Manufacturing Company
Cleveland Stone Company
Indian Pond
Red End
Frank
Streeter
T. L. Livermore
Bowdoin
Supreme Judicial Court Faces Damages Suits And Divorce Hearings
April sessions of the Supreme Judicial Court list cases across multiple dockets including C Allen v Edwards over aManila sugar sale warranty and Friend v American Loan and Trust. Superior Court docket covers Burns v City of Boston and other torts and damages actions. Fourth Session centers on ongoing divorce hearings and a long list of civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Lord
Ogden E. Edwards
Manila
T. Russell, Jr
A. H. Russell
L. S. Dabney
Chambers
Friend
American Loan and Trust Company
Braintree Water Supply Company
Braintree
Lowell
Darwin E. Ware
Moses Williams
Te Company
Grant
Geer
Saimpson
Wetherbee
Holman
Insolvency sale ties to tort action in Middlesex court
Edward C. Morgan sues Josiah G. Abbott in a tort action claiming purchase of a claim from American Carpet Lining Company of Boston after insolvency proceedings. The defendant files a general denial. Circuit notes list related cases and insolvency discharge details.
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Edward C. Morgan
Josiah G. Abbott
American Carpet Lining Company of
Boston
Suffolk
M. O. Adams
Supreme Judicial Court ruling on Essex County land case
April 18 action to determine title to an alleged Magnolia common landing. Attorney General information against Tarr et al. Decision reserved. Petitions for leave to enter an appeal heard and decision reserved. Brage administrator appeal dismissed. papers referred to Probate Court.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Essex County
Morrow
Alphonso Tarr
Magnolia
George S. Page
Alexander Brage
Probate Court
Wills Proved and Administrators Appointed in Quincy and Surrounding Towns
Wills proved include Esther B. Beale of Milton with Matthew V. Pierce as administrator and a 15000 bond. Mary Lovell of Quincy appoints Lucius W. Lovell as executor with a 2000 bond. James Rhodes of Bellingham names John Mason as executor with a 1000 bond. Esther Boyd named administratrix with will annexed for William Boyd of Foxboro. Administrators appointed include George W. White Weymouth. Hattie S. Stevens Weymouth. Alice V. Weld Horace P. Weld Stoughton. John R. Bullard Daniel Hennessey Canton. George W. Conant Mary W. Conant Weymouth. Addison A. Smith Jerusha Smith Norfolk. Lacey A. Hunt Sarah Pedman Weymouth. Clarence E. Makepeace William F. Makepeace Stoughton. Bryant N. Adams John F. Robertson Quincy. William H. Balkam Jr Frank H. Mann Randolph. Frank R. Bird Eliza A. Bird Canton. Adeline H. Clark Edward Eaton Medway. William H. Balkam Jr was appointed guardian of H Maria Mann Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther B. Beale
Milton
Matthew V. Pierce
Bond
Mary Lovell
Quincy
Lucius W. Lovell
James Rhodes
Bellingham
John Mason
Esther Boyd
Will
William Boyd
Foxboro
George W. White
Hattie S. Stevens
Weymouth
Alice V. Weld
McKay Applies for Admission as Attorney in Boston Court
John F. McKay of Rockland Massachusetts has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the Circuit Court of the United States in the District of Massachusetts. Commissioner JouN G. Stetson notes the eligibility and filing under court rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
John F. McKay
Rockland
Joun G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
Library Sale Concludes For J Thomas Scharf Library
The sale by Messrs CO FR Libbie and Co. of the late J Thomas Scharf library ended yesterday. Prices were modest though Confederate mementoes drew some interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. CO. FR. Libbie & Co
J. Thomas Scharf
Clean House Wash Clothes with Pyles Pearline Idea
A nineteenth century notion promotes household care using Pearline soap and cleansing methods. The item underscores domestic chores like laundry and cleaning linked to Pearl line products and practical tips of the era.
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Pyle
Sean Idea
Railway Association officers elected and B&O director promoted
The New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents Association held its semi annual meeting in Pathfinder Railway Guide rooms. Officers elected: President O. H. Briggs, vice president John A. Fenno, secretary C. A. Waite. F. E. Brown named to fill executive committee vacancy. Baltimore & Ohio directors meeting announced promotion of Charles O. Scull to general passenger agent. A 4 percent semiannual dividend was declared on Washington branch stock, none on main stem. Also a sale notice for Congress Boots by G W Simmons & Co urging early inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents’ Association
Pathfinder Railway Guide
O. H. Briggs
New York
Providence
Boston
John A. Fenno
Revere Beach & Lynn
C. A. Waite
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Charles O. Scull
Washington
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ST. Michael's Church
Governor Ames
Harvard Notes
Bolt
Ward 19
G. E. Meeuen
William Lynde, Jr
H. F. Spach
H. OC. Pickering
P. C. Brooks
P. T. Sullivan
Solomon Levy
W. E. O’flaherty
Levy
Spach
Joshua Littlefield
R. W. O'Toole
T. C. Thompson
Merritt Whitteridge
S. Levy
P.T. Sullivan
H. C. Pickering
E. F. Joyce
C. A. Heintz
John Dole
Thomas R. BR. Edmands
Anthony S. Morss
Aaron Hook
T. Weston Bryant
Charles E. Berry
John P. Hilton
Edward W. Presho
Edward C. Sholes
Leonard Co. Dunnells
Henry W. Leonard
George F. Green
Charles M. Meagher
James J. Barry
Charles Ru
John J. Smith
George H. Tobias
William P. Wilson
Thomas F. Edmands
Edward A. Armstead
Seth P. Smith
Parkman Blake, Jr
J. C. Tyler
Charles F. Sprague
J. Edward Robertson
Francis W. Fiitner
Frederick B. Snowdistrict
Augustus Russ
Jacob A. Dresser
William Endico
William Frost
George P. Sanger, Jr
Henry C. Steltz
Peter Stenel
John S. Godfrey
E. Mortain Hatch
Charles H. Turner
William G. Owens
Charles J. Noyes
Harrison Loring
Robert F. Means
Choate Burnham
Otis D. Dana
L. D. Packard
F.C. Floyd
A. T. Davison
George H. Bond
T. F. Bell
E. Girard Lawton
George H. Innis
Marcellus Reeves
W. H. Lothrop
Samuel Kelley
Frank F. Woods
Henry Orchard
William H. Allen
Robert Provan
Thomas C. Batchelder
Arthur EB. Gill
David E. Tait
William G. Bail
John B. Mead
George H. Prince
Charles T. de Blois
Daniel W. Tyler
George Colby
W. W. Campbell
Frank Luker
James H. Campbell
Ira B. Goodwin
Jonathan A. Lane
William T. Hart
Albert H. Rhodes
Charles
Thomas J. Emery
Oliver C. Stevens
James Longley
Franklin B. Daniels
Maurice J. Hahlo
Warp
N. D. Robinson
Thomas Jackson
G. E. Howard
C. H. Banister
C. V. Jager
J. C. Hunneman
Joseph Bleischwitz
B. F
Bullard
Julius Rosenthal
Isaac Fenno
Gorham Rogers
H. G. Allen
F. J. Ward
C. M. Sever
W. A. Couthouy
R. D. Goodwin
Bb. F. Brown
Richard Tyner
Frederick Bleiles
John C. Tobin
Isaacg P. Gregg
Charles W. Webber
Horace W. Stickney
J. F. Brown
Frank Wood
Ivers W. Adams
L. Edwin Dudley
William T. Leach
Sewall A. Faunce
Elbridge Torrey
Clarence W. Knight
George L. Burt
Robert W. Light
Edwin L. Knapp
Joseph Wiswell
WaAnrp
Homer Rogers
J. A. Hathaway
J. I. Wingate
Joseph Bennett
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Eaton Hall
Boylston Street
Civil Service Commissioners
Pemberton Square
C. Allen, J
Superior Court
Pitman
Mary A. Burns
City of
Long Island
J. Gargan
P. Keating
T. M. Babson
American Rubber Company
Nathaniel Webster
Florida
George L. Huntress
Homer Albers
F. Hutchinson
Mary
Glovers
American Ex- Impress Company
Friend Street
Sudbury
R. M. Moree, Jr
A. 8. Cohen
A. Russ
Curtis
Quigley
Morse
Glover
American
Brown
Boston, Express Co
Whitney
Locke
Cole
Dorr
Vaughan
Wyman
Lord Vy. Proctor
Davis
Chandler
Cardinal
Rymes
Boston, — RR
Kelley
Maguire
Thompson, J. No
Emma E. Snowdon
Malden
B. Wadleigh
A. A. Strout
W. N. Badger
Almira E. Barrows
W. K. Richardson
Powers & Powers
Joseph H. Sheehan
James J. Grace
J. A. Maxwell
Djomas I. Maguire
Sheehan
Grace
Stevenson
Downing
Hartin
Mace
Baker
Priede
Capello
Same
Corinda
Dana
Roach
Folsom
Waldock
Carroll
Flage
N. Y
N. E. RR. Co
Pettee
Bingham
Bonnelli
McQuaid
Brady
Fodbury
Craig
Phelps
Wilson
Miner
Trac Fi
Jetts
Fae Pate
Lincoln Mfg. Co
Plympton
Dann
Train
Hoston Disinfec. Co
Magford
Grysmich
Mahan
Keeler
SOF Dor
O’ Brien
Allen
Sachse
Chadwick
Wallace
Clifford v. Cook
Barker, J
Revere
Bowdoin Square
Boston, Mass
Tee
I’ Jr A
Emond
Quinsler
Goddard Buggies
Boston Post
Columbia
Tricycles
Pope Mpg CO
Pranklin ST
Wim, Mead & Sons
Mailer Express
Dixon Bros
Commercial Wharf
Middlesex County
C Bee
Loo—Highay, Petr
Norfolk County
Wuiititre, J
W.P. Balch
Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
James P. Stewart
Medford St
And
Cumberland
Kansas City Land
WM. H. Parmenter
State Street
Triple Security
Winner Investment Co
Oo State Street
Paine
Canal St
South Side
B. & M. Depot
Parker’s. 278
Washington SU
Peabody
II Court Street
Geo. G. Goodwin & Co
Coventry Machinist CO
Columbus Ave
Health Food CO
Tremont St
N. E. Headquarters
Murray’s
Columbus Avenue
Sudbury Street
J. D. Packard & Sons
Chardon St
Clarendon Hotel
Tremont
Berkeley
Clarendontreets
EF. S. Kristeen
Pittsst
Very
N. Porter
Central Wharf
Istes & Lauriat
Washington Ss
Ash T
Ari
Victor Rol
Tuttle
Hyde Park
Merrimas Street
OAK Grove Farm Bakery
the Sons OF Temperance
Massachusetts Division
Grand Division of
Massachusetts Sons of Temperance
Wells Memorial Hall
C. C. Doe
Copenhagen
Charles E. Dennett
Benjamin R. Jewell
Grand Worthy
Duncan C. MacInnes
Annie M. Nixon
George H. Clark
Robert F. McConaghey
Grand Sentinel
Remly
Sidelinger
Bradley
Washington, D. C
Railroad Matters
Congress
G. W. Simmons & Co
Gover Cork
H. Graves & Sons, Iy Grocess and Draggists
Paris
Baker’s Breakfast
W. Baker & CO
Baeber, Apamson & CO
Hmackins & CO
Bill
Ofice
Border Street
East
West Lynn Yachts
West Lynn
Breeze
William Forsythe
Bas
Alice L
P. Lynch
Vampire
Mr. Alexander
Nordeck
Laura
Edson Wyman
Signus
South Boston
West Lyne
William Hunt
Hornet
Mr. Stoddard
Mt. Desert
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ladies’ Charitable Aid Society
Kaffee Klatsche
Oliver Ames
John Conlon
Thomas Kelly
James F. Hayes
Frank P. Ford
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