Manley reports delegate split in Maine McKinley leads
Joseph H. Manley of Maine released a delegate tally based on Aldrich estimates, showing Reed at 161, McKinley at 250, and others totaling 217 with 83 doubtful or contested. He notes the data covers 711 delegates, from the block north of the Potomac and east of Ohio, and emphasizes caution before credentials actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Aldrich
Illinois
Springfield
Reed
McKinley
National Committee
Potomac
Ohio
Thomas B. Reed
Republican Delegates Turbulence Shapes 1900 Nomination Race
The Tribune of New York records last week’s district conventions and state votes totaling 706 delegates. McKinley leads with 376, Reed 99, Morton 66, Quay 60, Allison 41, Bradley 16, Cullom 12, with 46 votes still doubtful. Distribution shows McKinley strong across many states, while Reed’s support remains steady amid Oklahoma changes, and Quay gains to fourth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
McKinley
Reed
Morton
Quay
Allison
Bradley
Cullom
the Tribune
Major McKinley
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
The
Tribune
Alabama
Maryland
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
New Mexico
Connecticut
New Jersey
Tennessee
Utah
West Virginia
Harrison
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Speaker Reed
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhodes Island
District of Columbia
McKinley Strength Reported by General Grosvenor
Washington April 26 General Grosvenor released his weekly McKinley vote update showing McKinley at 44 delegates with the tally needing 156 to secure a nomination. He avoided commenting on rivals and did not include Connecticut or New Hampshire figures in the key table, noting many delegates remain uncategorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grosvenor
McKinley
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New York Tribune
McKinley Delegates Rise Across States in 1900 Campaign
The statement estimates 166 delegates allocated to various states with Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, and others contributing. It predicts McKinley will reach a majority by May 1, with about 125 pledged delegates likely and possibly more, based on forthcoming elections and state results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New Hampshire
McKinley
Alabama
Georgia
Illinois
Vermont
Arizona
California
Michigan
Nevada
West Virginia
Montana
Missouri
Delaware
Colorado
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
North Carolina
Total
Tremont Temple Baptist moves to new home in Boston
ITS NEW HOME The Tremont Temple Baptist Church Society held its last service in old Music Hall last evening. On the arrival of another Sunday the worshippers will meet in the new Temple. The opening dedicatory services are set for Sunday May 3 with ticketed admission and a series of events including prayer meetings, a brotherhood gathering with lawyers, and morning and afternoon programs. Several halls are ready for occupancy and auxiliary groups will relocate to Lorimer Hall. A message of welcome was ordered sent to Rev Alberto Diaz in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Lorimer Hall
Brotherhood
E. B. Earle
Gilbert Hall
Woman’s Municipal League
Minute Men
Young Men’s Baptist Union
Alberto Diaz
Havana
Cuba
Boston
Alcayde Play Promises Spanish Flair at Harvard
The Pi Eta Society presents The Alcayde a two act comic opera with music by F E Barry and a book by George Stephens. Rehearsals proceed for the May 2 public Brattle Hall debut and the tour of performances in Cambridge and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Eta Society
Harvard
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
Edward E. Rose
Boston
Alcayde
George Stephens
L. S
F. E. Barry
Seville
N. H. White
E. M. Waterhouse
Vivian Burnett
C. D. Scott
FE. W. Rich
A. ER. Sheriff
A. EB. Hatch
F. R. Wright
J. A. Loud
F. Winchester
Copley Hall
Academy of Music
Fall River
Mechanics’ Hall
Salem
Lynn Theatre
Benoth Israel Sheltering Home Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting in Baldwin Place Hall drew prominent Boston area Hebrews. The distribution committee reported aid to 343 families totaling 1514 individuals, with 44 residents at the home during Passover and 7078 pounds of matzos and 788 pounds of meat distributed to the needy. I Fish and others served on the distribution committee, and H Goldberg was elected president for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benoth Israel Sheltering Home
Baldwin Place Hall
Boston
I. Fish
Charles Danziger
Louis Levenson
M. Kroneberg
Samuel Fine
L. Franks
H. Rogers
H. M. Godinsky
J. Levine
H. Aronson
H. Goldberg
Odd Fellows Observed In Cambridge Anniversary Service
Cambridge Cambridge Friendship and Dunster lodges held commemorations for the 77th anniversary of the Odd Fellows in America at the First Universalist Church on Inman Street. The Daughters of Rebekah attended as members arrived in regalia while Rev. George W. Bicknell preached the sermon and traced the order’s origin and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
America
First Division Leadership in Military Unit Report
List of senior officers includes Chief marshal Dr A E Paine Chief of staff James A Beatty aids A L Chase B B Curtis Pardon K Bacon David Glover John P Lewis Mr Fairbanks A H Jenkins detailing command staff and aides for the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Paine
James A. Beatty
Aids
A. L. Chase
B. B. Curtis
Pardon K. Bacon
David Glover
John P. Lewis
I Mr. Fairbanks
A. H. Jenkins
Military staff roster lists brigade leadership and honorary mounted officers
Brigadier General Frank M. Merrill leads the Lower department with a brigade staff. Chiefs and aides include Colonel F. H. Claflin, Major J. L. Tattersal, Colonel W. B. Wood, Colonel Frank W. Burr, Major George S. Butler, Major A. W. Rose, Captain J. A. Jones, Colonel J. P. Loring, Major D. F. Ames, Captain A. G. Dearborn, Captain C. H. Goldthwait, Captain I. L. Bryant. A mounted Hussars detail and an honorary staff list feature generals H. A. Farrington, L. S. Richardson, F. A. E. Hamilton, George F. Amadon, F. E. Merriman, Arthur Larkin, C. B. Smith, C. B. Foster, C. H. Holden, and E. B. Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Claflin
Shawmut
Boston
J.L. Tattersal
Agawam
Lawrence
W. B. Wood
New Bedford
Frank W. Burr
Beard
Fall River
George S. Butler
Pawtucket
Lowell
A. W. Rose
Worcester
J. A. Jones
Fells
Stoneham
Bannerette
J. P. Loring
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
D. F. Ames
Springfield
A. G. Dearborn
Eagle
Haverhill
C. H. Goldthwait
Palestine No
Lynn
I. L. Bryant
Ridgeley
Chelsea
H. A. Farrington
Manchester
L. S. Richardson
Concord
N. H
F. A. E. Hamilton
Beverly
Mass
George F. Amadon
F. E. Merriman
Arthur Larkin
C. B. Smith
C. B. Foster
New Haven
Conn
C. H. Holden
E. B. Palmer
Military roster for Fifth Regiment and first battalion
A historical roster lists commissioned and non commissioned staff for the Fifth Regiment. It names Colonel W B Wood as commander with staff including Captains Albert A Lewis Edgar N Ripley and W E Crosby, Major John A Taylor, and other officers stationed across New Bedford Fall River Brockton Taunton Nantucket and Brockton. It also notes Chaplain W B Chase and Kannerette officer Charles D Colman Jr and a list of commissary sergeants trumpeter and others, with remainder of staff not appointed. Grand Canton Nemasket No 18 Brockton appears under the First Battalion led by Major Thomas J Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Lewis
Canton
New Bedford
Edgar N. Ripley
Fall River
W. E. Crosby
Brockton
John A. Taylor
C. M. Aldrich
Taunton
W. B. Chase
Nantucket
Charles D. Colman, Jr
Canton No
Kannerette
Francis L. Edson
W.H. Thomas
Thomas J. Eddy
Grand Canton
Canton listings for military command and staff
Col. W. F. Spaulding second regiment and Captain James H. Foley lead Canton No. 6. Captain Foley also heads Component No. 37 with Edward F. Maguire as clerk. New Bedford Canton No. 42 is led by Captain Thomas A. Levare with General C. H. Holden as clerk. Beard Canton No. 45 in Fall River is commanded by Captain Edmund Reever with Major E. N. Ripley as clerk at 11 Taylor Street. Nantucket Canton No. 62 lists Captain in charge for Nantucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Foley
M. M. Maloon
Canton No
Edward F. Maguire
Canton
New Bedford
Thomas A. Levare
C. H. Holden
Beard
Fall River
Edmund Reever
E. N. Ripley
Taylor Street
Nantucket
Captain S. C. Cash and Mowry Named In War Office Note
Captain S. C. Cash, commandant, and C. H. Mowry, clerk, appear in a wartime office note documenting their roles and duties within the command structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Cash
C. H. Mowry
Taunton Adjutants and Officials Named in Canton Listing
Major Eli Wardell Taunton Lieutenant Silas Dean Reed adjutant Frank G Jones quartermaster sergeant Taunton Canton Attleboro No 48 Attleboro Captain O P Newell commandant C F Harwood clerk Canton Channel No 49 Taunton Captain W H Hewitt commandant W H Thomas clerk Maplewood Band
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Wardell
Taunton
Silas Dean Reed
Frank G. Jones
Canton
Attleboro No
Attleboro
O. P. Newell
C. F. Harwood
Canton Channel
W. H. Hewitt
W. H. Thomas
Maplewood Band
Military officers listed for Boston unit
Colonel E H Emerson, Boston. Lieutenant Colonel L Hodges, Captain J A Verge adjutant. Captain J H Freeman, quartermaster. Captain George G Trowbridge, commissary. Major C M Charter, surgeon. Captain O W Dinsmore, assistant surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Emerson
Boston
L. Hodges
J. A. Verge
J. H. Freeman
George G. Trowbridge
C. M. Charter
O. W. Dinsmore
War era Canton and company roster from Boston area units
A dense list of military and fraternal rosters includes Captain Edwin A. White as chaplain, Lt. W. S. Parmelee, sergeant-major John F. Roessle, various sergeants and clerks, and multiple grand and component cantons across Boston Dorchester Chelsea Charlestown and related areas. Names of officers, rank, and unit designations appear alongside commandants clerks and locations such as Columbus Avenue and Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Smith
Boston
Grand Canton Shawmut No. 1
Co. M. Charter
Columbus Avenue
H. H. Hersey
Dorchester
A. B. Wood
F. E. ‘Cobb
J. E. Lowe
Fred H. R. Smith
Chelsea
Grand Canton Bunker Hill
Charlestown
John P. Loring
Edward Bradbury
Canton No
J. P. Loring
S. H. Jaques
Grand Canton Ridge
J. I. Smith
W. E. Lancey
Canton
J. E. Smith
Co. Hutchins
Second Regiment and Battalion Personnel Listings
A historical roster lists Second Regiment officers including Colonel W F Spaulding Malden and Major F DeWitt Lapham Somerville with captains Atwood Rockwell Thompson and Currier. Second Battalion shows Major C S Fisher Boston and Canton Mascot No. %, Boston with Captain J E Wiley as commandant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. DeWitt Lapham
Somerville
Canton Fells No
Stoneham
J. E. Wiley
C. O. Currier
C. S. Fisher
Boston
Canton
Military Fraternity Listings Across Malden and Warren
J F Willson commandant and T F Wilson clerk are named in Malden Canton listings with Captain J F Vaughan and staff. In Providence Canton Johnson No 1 officers R Lt Canton and Captain George L Robinson are listed, alongside Sinsign Molson Baker. Warren Canton Sowamset No 8 shows Captain D W Gladding with Lieut John H Brown and Ensign John W Simister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Willson
T. F. Wilson
Allston
Canton Malden No
Malden
J. F. Vaughan
F. S. Langley
Daniel W. Gladding
Canton Johnson No
Providence
R. I
George L. Robinson
George Dickens
Sinsign Molson Baker
Canton Sowamset
Warren
D. W. Gladding
John H. Brown
John W. Simister
Military officers and staff listed for Worcester area canton units
A historical list records Colonel George H. Smith and Lt Col John A. Sears among officers, with captains and sergeants from multiple cantons in Worcester and nearby towns. The document names adjutants, surgeons, quartermasters, chaplains, commissaries, and staff sergeants in Canton Nos 3, 4, 8, 9, Hebront No 4, and Grand Canton Worcester No 3, including locations Worcester Fitchburg Canton Hebront and related roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Smith
Northampton
John A. Sears
Worcester
Military Canton Roll Call Names Commandants and Clerks
A list of commandants and clerks for multiple military cantons across Massachusetts towns including Shelburne Falls Orange North Adams Athol Pittsfield Springfield Northampton Westfield Holyoke and Holyoke with entries noting staff adjutant quartermaster and clerk roles and associated canton numbers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Robinson
Pittsfield
Canton Tabor
Shelburne Falls
W. S. Ball
H. A. Bowen
Canton Orange
Orange
A. P. Elliot
J. E. Rodgers
Canton Colfax
North Adams
P. M. Farley
B. E. Lowd
Canton Athol
Athol
F. Gormely
H. L. Hapgood
Canton
L. D. Chase
Military officers and staff listed by units
Colonel George W Towne Lawrence Lieutenant Colonel L N Kent Newburyport Captain George H Miller Agawam No 17 Lawrence adjutant Captain M G Locke Agawam No 17 Lawrence quartermaster Major George B Sonesman Eagle No 40 Haverhill surgeon Captain M D Brown Pawtucket No 9 Lowell chaplain Captain Benjamin G Davis Harmony No 47 Newburyport commissary Captain George W Smith Unity No 13 Salem assistant surgeon James F Woodcock Agawam No 17 Lawrence sergeant major J Harry Tapley Eagle No 40 Haverhill commissary sergeant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bruce
Canton No. 2
A. EF. Steele
Canton No
W. A. Bailey
C. M. Jefferson
B. M. Pitts
Canton No. 4
George Kingston
Canton No. 3
A. J. Amstein
M. A. Williams
George E. Cragin
F. D. Warner
Aoa M Dean
George H. Miller
Agawam No
Lawrence
M. G. Locke
Agawam
George B. Sonesman
Eagle
Haverhill
M. D. Brown
Pawtucket
Lowell
Benjamin G. Davis
Harmony
Newburyport
George W. Smith
Unity
Salem
James F. Woodcock
J. Harry Tapley
Eagle No
George F. Rogers
F. E. Twiss
C. H. Rooks
Grand Canton Pawtucket No. 9
J. W. Hardy
Allen Dodge
Canton No. 21
C. W. Forgays
Grand Canton
C. A. Leach
Canton No. 57
W. K. Ayer
Official marching order for tomorrow’s parade
CO L F H Claflin chief of staff Massachusetts. T B Broughton Unity No 13 Salem. W W Smith Pawtucket No 9 Lowell color sergeant. H P Simpson Agawam No 17 Lawrence quartermaster. The official order of march and the men in command are as follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cool, F. H. Claflin
Massachusetts Department
T. B. Broughton
Unity
Salem
W. W. Smith
Pawtucket
Lowell
H. P. Simpson
Agawam
Lawrence
Military Canton Cadet Roster with Commandants Listed
Major Fred N. Gifford leads Salem units including Canton Unity No 13 and Grand Canton Pawtucket No 9 with captains, adjutants, clerks, and quartermaster sergeants across Lawrence Haverhill Newburyport and Lynn. THIRD BATTALION under Major James W. White of Haverhill features Lieut Strout and.Cap ton Warren Rowe at Eagle No 40. Unattached Canton City of Lynn No 63 shows Lt Col M F Hutchins and Winslow J Rowell as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Gifford
Salem
Canton Unity No. 13
W. H. Mead
John Wilson
James W. White
Haverhill
F. S. Strout
Charles F. Austin
Canton Eagle No
Warren Rowe
H. Clark
Canton Harmony
Newburyport
S. J. Ford
F. B. Hubbard
Canton
Fraternal Lodges Listed By Names and Towns
A compiled roster shows multiple lodges led by Harry B. Masters and Aids Henry T. Anglim with Dr O L Bart lett and E W Cobb among others. Lodges span Brockton Randolph Stoughton East Bridgewater New Bedford Hyde Park Cohasset Quincy Hanover Weymouth Taunton Duxbury Mansfield Nantucket Orleans Provincetown Wareham and Hyannis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal
Harry B. Masters
Aids
Henry T. Anglim
O. L. Bartlett
E. W. Cobb
Ase Millett
Reeves
Electric Lodge
Brockton
Rsing Star Lodge
Randolph
Stoughton Lodge
Stoughton
Colfax Lodge
East Bridgewater Pacific
New Bedford
Forest Lodge
Hyde Park
Allen Lodge
Cohasset
Mount Wollaston
Quincy
North River
Hanover
Wildey
South Weymouth
Good Samaritan
Taunton
Mattakesett
Duxbury
Mansfield
Nantucket
Orleans
Marine Lodge
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Hyannis
Wareham
Names of Lodges and Grand Lodge Officers Listed
Marshal John F Thompson presides as lists of lodges and Grand Lodge officers. The record names multiple lodges across Campello Campella Pilgrim Abington Rockland Whitman North Abington South Braintree Waston Neponset Dorchester Dorchester Norwood Canton Foxboro Middleboro Kingston Hingham Walpole and notes carriages with oldest members and officers of the Grand Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal
John F. Thompson
Aids
Joseph Phillips
Arthur Howard
Charles Brown
Campello
Campella
Pilgrim Lodge
Abington
Standish
Rockland
Webster
Whitman
Winthrop Lodge
North Abington
Puritan
South Braintree
John Hancock
Aston
Neponset
Dorchester
Norfolk
Mt. Pleasant
Thiot
Norwood
Blue Hill
Canton
Excelsior
Foxboro
Middleboro
Adams Lodge
Kingston
Old Colony Lodge
H’ngham
Alliance Lodge
Walpole
Order
Grand Lodge
Grand Canton
Haverhill Odd Fellows mark 77th anniversary
The Mutual Relief, Haverhill and Mizpah lodges of Odd Fellows observed the 77th anniversary with a forenoon service at South Christian Church. The sermon was delivered by Rev. A. H. Morrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mizpah
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
South Christian Church
A. H. Morrill
Polygamy Case Sparks Early Morning Arrests in Margin Street
Emma McGuire alias Emma Smith, aged about 19 or 20, was arrested by Division 3 officers after a double marriage involved Masso Taschetti and Gaetano de Andrea. Taschetti allegedly sold his wife for the marriage license price of 50 cents, and the bride wed de Andrea under the alias Emma Smith. Police found the couple at 2 South Margin Street at two in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 3
Emma McGuire
Emma Smith
Masso Taschetti
Gaetano de Andrea
de Andrea
Taschetti
South Margin Street
Burglary suspect slipped away after Ridlon’s hesitation
A would-be burglar was caught by a cab driver and a friend of Kenney and Clark near W. L. Holmes tailor shop on Charles street. Reserve Officer Ridlon at Back Bay Station detained the man briefly but then released him. He later learned of his mistake and could not recapture the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridlon
Back Bay
Kenney & Clark
W. L. Holmes
Charles Street
Injunction Halts Work On Hartford Tramway Project
Three hundred men building the Newington Tramway road bed were laid off after a temporary injunction secured by the New England railroad. Judge Silas A. Robinson granted the injunction, returnable on the first Tuesday in June, with the dispute centered on legal interpretation of the parallel clause in the street railway law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Newington Tramway Company
New England Railroad
Silas A. Robinson
Sousa Band Debuts in Sacred Boston Theatre Concert
Sousa and his military band opened in Boston with two young sopranos Miss Myrta French and Miss Minnie Tracy. The programme mixed classical Schubert and Wagner with Sousa marches and lighter pieces. The audience remained fully engaged, with Mr. Arthur Pryor's trombone solos drawing particular acclaim.
Boston and Albany Time Tables and Through Service
Time tables show local and through service on the Boston and Albany line with several through cars to Chicago and New York. No. 7 departs Boston 8:30 AM, No. 15 at 10:30 AM, No. 19 at 2 PM, No. 23 at 3 PM, No. 37 at 7:15 PM, No. 63 at 11 PM, and No. 68 night express at 11 PM with sleeping and dining cars to major destinations via connections. Tickets and schedules available at ticket offices and city station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albany
Wagner
Chicago
L. S
Utica
Michigan Central A. BR
M.S. R. ER
Cincinnati
Big Four
St. Louts
R. R
Detroit
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
NEW York Limited
Atation
Kneeland St
Tos- A
Hanson
Perea
Cleveland
St. Louis
Niagara Falls
Ninghamton Pacific Express
Lake Champlain
Park Square
New London
Shore Line
M.L
L. P.m. Air Line Limited
Middletown
Stonington
Norwich
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Maryl
Providence
Fall River
Bnewport
New Bedford
Cotteage City
Nantucket
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
D. A
Provincetown
Chatham
Hyannis
Wood's Holl
Boston & Albany
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Leominster
Clinton
Bertus Ubly
Old State House
Bark My Iate Stanivds
Koeeland Street
Fail River
Libel Notice Ordered in Suffolk Court Case 1806
Massachusetts Supreme Court clerk orders libellant to publish libel and notify libellee Rachel Margotsky. Publication in Boston Post for three weeks and registered mail or service fourteen days before the first Monday of June. Libellee to show cause why prayer should not be granted. Jos A Willard, Clerk. Attest Ellington Wells, Assistant Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Suffolk
Boston
Harry Margolsky
Rachel Berkman
London
Great Britain
A. S
Rachel Margotsky
A. D
County of
Boston Post
Jos A
Willard
Ellington Wells
Time tables for local and through train service
Time tables from Union Station Boston list through service to Portland Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor and many New Brunswick and Maine points. Daily and Sunday departures shown with specific times and connections on Grand Trunk R R Maine Central lines and steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Augusta
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Es N. H
Ae Lewis
Manchester
Noob
ST. John
Halifax
Stephen
N. B
ST. Andrews
North Conway
Intervale
Glen
Crawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Jefferson
Lancaster
Grand Trunk R. R
Maine Central
Ae Asset
Thomaston
Rockland
Quebec
Rail and Bus Schedules Across New England and Beyond
Local and regional train times list service from Manchester to Montreal and Boston, with stations including New Boston, Hooksett, Sun Cook, Nashua, Concord, Plymouth, and White River Junction. The notice outlines daily, Sunday, and holiday departures, with various stops and through routes to Quebec, Vermont, and Vermont–New Hampshire branches. Passenger agent J. Flanders signs as general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Sree N. Ti
New Boston
North Weare
NIKER
Hooksett
Suncook
Belmont
Tilton
Meredith
Ashland
Laconia
WE Hs
UY Mouth
Concord
Warren and
Haverhill
Campton
Woodstock
Pemigewasset Valley
Oa del
Lisbon
Littleton
Whitefield
Lancaster
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Bristol
ST. J
Quebec
Chicago
WFEST
G. T. Ry
C. P. Ry
Also Mentioned on This Page
JH. Maney
General Grosvenor
M’kinley
EB. C. Deane
Scranton
Penn
J. E. Palmer
Fred Alford
F. O. Emerson
T. S. Atwood
George H. Randel
S. E. Welch
J. O. Watts
M. G. Perkins
H. B. Fairbanks
C. H. Lund
Nashua
W. H. Ralph
E. Parell
W. E. Sanderson
D. J. Jones
J. C. Bennett
C. L. Young
A. T. Weintz
H. B. Gray
A. H. Lamson
Frank Dolan
A. E. Chase
F. E. Palmer
G. E. Allen
G. O. Tarbox
W. B. Spurr
A. H. Gilman
Thomas Bradley
George G. Bagley
H. 8S
Ashley
F. S. Ireland
O. W. Martin
G. W. Smith
J. W. Boulet
W. F. Barnes
W. S. Bryant
H. V. Kittredge
Hugo Beal
Frank Gray
Theodore Castelhan
Frank M. Merrill
Lower
W. F. Spaulding
Edwin A. White
W. S. Parmelee
John F. Roessle
Andrew C. Anderson
M. C. Page
W. Arthur Mixer
E. B. Souther
E. W. Bettison
Trumpter
Third Battalion
Cool. Ga
A. B. Atwood
L. W. Rockwell
C. H. Thompson
Cliftondale
W. H. Sprague
H. H. Slocomb
Kk. Francis
Worcester No
H. D., Hannaft
J. «. Green
Canton No. 8
H. D. Hannant
Canton No. 9
G. W. Dickenson
Canton Hebront No. 4
George H. Randall
M. P. Babbitt
C. H. Rust
E. M. Couch
Fred C. Cleveland
Canton Springfield
J. 8. Strong
M. O. Cowles
Canton Meadow City
H. G. Weeks
Co. A. Daniels
Westfield
E. M. Humphreville
B. R. Holcomb, Jr
Canton Chapin No
O. J. Fredinburg
Canton Holyoke No
Holyoke
F. B. Brown
John H. Bell
Salem Cadet Band
George W. Towne
L. N. Kent
Faschetti
Wis Young
Wile
Railroads
Boston & Albany Railroad
City Ticket Office
Ington Street
Western & Eastern Divisions
Union Station
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedguwick
Southwese
Bar Harbors
Millbridge
Jonesport
Machersport
Roelail
Rex
Calais
ST. John N. B
Will
Wells
J. Flanders
Ges
Hoosac Tunnel
Williamstown
Troy
Saratoga
Binghamton
Hornellsville
Elmira
Syracuse
Rochester
Watertown
Buffalo
Hamiton
Toronto
Chicaguu
Points
Iitchburg
Keene, Bellows Falls
Rutland
Whitehall
Port Fayward
Glens Falls
Plattsburg
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Montreal
Canada
New York, New Haven & Hartford RR
Old Colony
Wystem
Kneeland Street Station
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