Enforcement of Liquor Law Taxing Telegraph Companies in Avansta
April 27 report from Avansta Maine: Governor and executive council hear Nelson Howard ex mayor Lewiston urging a special constable to enforce liquor laws in Lewiston. Council votes the petitioners’ case strong and plans to urge appointment, with a pardon hearing for James Pradlee slated and a tax proposal to levy 6200 dollars on telegraph companies and 2086 25 on telephone companies.
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Avansta
Nelson Howard
Lewiston
Ecouncil
Howerd
James Pradlee
Portland
Council On
Plymouth Faces Typhoid Malaria Meningitis Outbreak
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on April 27 1916 prominent physicians in Plymouth link the fatal disease to stagnant mine water seeping into upper soil creating poisonous gases. Borough authorities have not yet cleaned the town. Four deaths occurred this evening with new cases in Larksville Kingston and Avondale.
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Whlkesbarke
Plymouth
Larksville
Kingston
Avondale
Commissioners Visit on Quarantine Move Probe
United States Commissioner of Agriculture Norman J. Coleman and staff toured Waltham and Littleton on Monday to study the proposed removal of the quarantine from Waltham to Littleton. A hearing will be held at 10 o clock at the Parker house for all interested parties.
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United States Commissioner of Agriculture
Norman J. Coleman
O. D. LeDow
Salmon
Stearns
New York
Waltham
Littleton
Concord
Parker House
Mayor Harrison Files $800,600 Damage Suits in Circuit Courts
Chicago mayor Harrison filed three damage suits in the circuit courts totaling 800600. A $200000 claim targets Ocean Publishing Company, another $200000 targets Hadwin Lee Brown, and a $490000 claim targets the Inter Ocean and Edwin Lee Brown jointly. The Inter Ocean suit rests on 14 libelous charges about the mayor’s private character during the campaign. The Brown suit cites a Brown speech in the Inter Ocean alleging the mayor consorted with thieves and ballot box stuffers.
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Harrison
Chicago
Ocean Publishing Company
Hadwin Lee Brown
Inter Ocean
Edwin Lee Brown
Brown
Alans train wrecking trial ends with prisoner's testimony
In Albans Virginia April 27 testimony closed after the prisoner described opening a switch to sidetrack the gravel train, thinking it ahead of the passenger train. He claimed no ill will, was frightened by the consequences, and said his later denial stemmed from being secured and confused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si. Albans
Iig
Flood Devastates Montreal Area Strands Residents
Reports from Montreal on April 27 describe Point St. Charles and St Gabriel flooded, residents trapped in upper floors, and widespread destruction. La Prairie notes water covering countryside with heavy losses, a carding mill, saw mill, and two bridges at Juliette damaged, and Nun’s Island water reaching second stories.
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Montreal
Point St. Charles
St. Gabriel
la Prarie
Juliette
Nunsisland
Striking Macoupin Miners Try to Prompt Collinsville Action
A group of Macoupin county coal miners arrived in Collinsville Illinois to urge local workers to join a wider strike for higher wages and stricter screen and weight rules. They claim about 7000 men are already out from Streater to Madison county and expect to mobilize most Belleville district miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Louis
Macoupin County
Ill
Collinsville
Streater
Madison County
Floods Rise With Ice Breaks Wreck Logs and House Lost
Puree Rivers Quebec April 27 The water stands seven inches above last year’s peak as booms on the Nicolet River break and about 20.60 logs owned by Hall Bros Co Quebec Francis Mc Caffrey of Nicolet and others are lost. Lake St Peter ice began passing this morning three feet thick a house on the opposite riverbank has been carried away.
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Nicolet
Hall Bros. & Co
Quebec
Francis McCaffrey
Bank of Augusta Chief Arrested on New York Requisition
Augusta Ga April 27 William S Roberts president of the defunct Bank of Augusta has been arrested on a New York governor requisition He is charged with grand larceny for borrowing from a New York bank on bonds of the Dethichem Iron works Pittsburg Pa These bonds were deposited for safekeeping in the Bank of Augusta
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Augusta
William S. Roberts
Bank of Augusta, Hs
New York
Dethichem Iron Works
Pittsburg
Bank of Augusta
Bridgewater Swindler Bound Over For May Term
Haxthorp Connecticut April 27 Charles B Thompson the Bridgewater swindler captured at Winooski Vermont appeared before United States Commissioner Marvin for a preliminary hearing. He was bound over on two of the five counts to the May term of the United States district court and in default of a 4000 bond was returned to jail.
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Haxthorp
Conn
Charles 8. Thompson
Bridgewater
Winooski
United States
Marvin
United States District Court
Professor Stack to Lead Broad Probe of Hog Cholera
Springfield reports Prof. Stack of Massachusetts Agricultural College again found hog cholera cases in Pittsfield. He plans to report to the state board of agriculture and is expected to travel from Boston with board members to widen the investigation.
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Springfield
Mass
Stack
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Pittsfield
Board of Agriculture
Boston
Russia Ready for War Czar Heads to Moscow Amid Afghan Rumors
London and Brussels report an imminent Russia England war. The czar leaves for Moscow to issue a declaration if needed. Rumors of Afghan fighting raise European unease as Gladstone faces a 55 million dollar vote and defends military preparations. Reports note Russian losses near Penjdeh and renewed Afghan clashes. A separate brief details a backcountry murder with a mutilated body found near Forest Avenue.
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London
St. Petersburg
Russia
England
Moscow
Reuter
Berlin Zeitung
William
Afghanistan
Gismarck
Turkey
Hagland
Hari Spencer
Irelach
Zeitung
Berlin
Scems
Persia
Herat
France
Cronstadt
Gladstone
House of Commons
Edmund Fitzmaurice
Cairo
Lord Edmund
Egypt
Army
Gourley
United States
India
Ciart
Ameer
Brussels
Beige
Daily News
Edward Thornton
Komaroff
Penjdeh
Peter Lumsden
DeRir
Prince of Wales
Carrickfergus
Ireland
postal rate change explained by circular from Washington
The postmaster general issued a circular detailing July 1 rate changes for domestic first class mail to 2 cents per ounce, applies to Canada, with a new 1 cent newspaper stamp set for June 1. Other items include ministerial appointment talks for China, Lt. Greely’s expedition report progress, and various treasury and postal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Canada
China
John Russevil Young
California
Democratic Party
Frank McCoppin
War on the Isthmus and Panama Peace Efforts
Panama reports an extraordinary assembly confirms Gen Aizpura as president until Gen Vila and troops arrive to negotiate a settlement aboard the gunboat Boyaca. Americans withdraw after promises not to interfere. Iroquois noted in port as calm returns. Colombian troops expected. unrest cited by some citizens.
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Panama
Aizpura
Vila
Buenaventura
Boyaca
Washington
Jouett
McCalla
Navy Department
Panama Railroad Company
New York
Central and South American Telegraph Company
Aizpurn
Contested Will Case Over Million Left by Printing Press Inventor
OSSIPER N H April 27 The contested will of Isaac Adams inventor of the Adams printing press opened with a jury. The probate court appeal involves insanity aggravated by intoxication. The will dated May 15 1579 leaves $50 000 in property to beneficiaries with Julius Adams as main heir. Witnesses from Boston Chelsea Malden testified no insanity or intoxication apparent. Counsel for appellant contends incapacitation and eccentric life justify contest. Eminent counsel on both sides.
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Ossiper
N. H
Isaac Adams
Adams Printing Press
Fred M. Cots
Boston
Elsevere
Phis Ac
Julius Ums
E. A. Hibbard
Welea
Axel Dearborn
Jame R. Leech
Suan B. Kidder
Chelsea
Emma F. Foster
Malden
Julius Adams
Hoffman
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Gleason
Samuel C. Abbott
Julian A. Penniman
Abbott
Pennimen
Glidden
Penniman
Pennimar
Mr. Collamore
Adams
Charlestown
Warren School
Market Flooded by Fresh Mackerel In New York Harbor
New York reports an unprecedented glut at the Fulton market as 73 Portland and Gloucester vessels deliver fresh mackerel. Fish Commissioner Blackford says total catch exceeds 11 million fish, averaging three quarters of a pound, selling at one cent each.
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New York
Falton
Blackford
Portland
Gloucester
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Ex Attorney General Brewster on the Stand in Jury Bribery Trial
Washington April 27 ex Attorney General Brewster testified that Kennedy told him Dickson wanted to ride with him to discuss star route trials and jury room activity. The exchange led to heated court discussion. the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Dickson later sued Brewster for libel seeking damages. Fifty percent of Shenandoah Valley railroad first mortgage bonds were represented at a meeting. Brackett and Chalker bribery trial ended with acquittal. A bucket shop firm Brigham Bishop & Co. assigned assets.
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Washington
Brewster
Kennedy
Dickson
Marshal Henry
Talesmen
Henry
Smith
Mr. Brewster
Department of Justice
James S. Nickerson
Philadelphia
H. H. Wells
Sinith
McArthur
Star Route
Brown
Bowen
Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Brackett
Chalker
Treasury
Disaster on Iron Mountain Road injures andkills officials
A special Texas Pacific Missouri Pacific excursion collided with the Montesano accommodation 17 miles south of St. Louis. Engineer Stevenson injured, fireman Christ killed, Toland killed, engineer Toland killed, Gen Wistar and Gov. Brown hurt. Dispatcher Burns held responsible after inquest.
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St. Louis
Iron Mountain Road
Texas Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Montesano
Stevenson
Special
Louis Christ
John McGovern
Philip Yoland
Gen
Wistar
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Locomotive Department
Pennsylvania Railway
Brown
Missouri Pacific Road
Toland
Christ
Carondelet
Burns
Calvary mine rescue details victims named at Homestake calamity
Denver dispatch describes rescuers reaching Homestake mine cabins at 8 oclock. One bunk house body stood upright as if listening. others lay in intertwined positions. Several faces moulded by frost hinder identification. Death likely by suffocation. watches stopped at 3 30. Victims include Martin Borden Sylvester Borden Horace W Matthews Joseph Matthews John Jock John Burns Charles Richards Chris Harvey Robert Campbell John Burnes.
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Denver
Col
Leadville
Homestake
Martin Borden
Sylvester Borden
Horace W. Matthews
Joseph Matthews
John Jock
John Burns
Charles Richards
Chris Harvey
Robert Campbell
John Burnes
Harvard Students Arrested After Tremont Street Incident
At about 1015 P M Monday Patrolman Frohock of the fourth division stopped six Harvard students who left the Boylston museum and insulted passing ladies. A clash formed on Tremont street as one youth bumped a woman. Frohock arrested him and a crowd gathered. Patrolman Davitt of the ninth division, seen urinating on a car, helped subdue the trouble and the suspect, named Cleveland H. Smith from Cambridge, was later jailed at the fourth station.
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Frohock
Fourth Division
Harvard
Boylston Museum
Tremont Street
Davitt
Ninth Division
Cleveland H. Smith
Cambridge
Aveaces Corevecs
Mme
Scaichi Aleus ccc
Seceses
Signor de Pasqualis
Cherubini
Signor de Vaschetti Semiramide
Adelina Patti
Rossini
Barbiere
Trovatore
Lucia
Faust
Martha
Assur
Semiramide
Scalchi
Path
Patti
Giorno D’orrore
Boston
Mme.Scalchi
de Pasqualis
de Vaschetti
Estelle Clayton
Paris
Bernardus
Fayette
Clayton
Mason
Rae
G. C. German
Theo
Grau
Globe Theatre
Mis Charges Highlight Extravagance at State House Inquiry
At a special investigative session, Mr. Cross alleged excessive carpenters painters furniture stone work and grounds care bills plus engine costs tied to state house expenses over the past two years. He warned costs could exceed double the proper amount and indicated possible general extravagance across commissioners. The committee debated scope objections, adjourned, and planned continued hearings with Auditor Ladd and Chief Clerk Hawley presenting bills. Capt. Mitchell was absent for Hoosac tunnel arrangements and testifying resumed this evening.
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State House
Greenhalge
Cross
Committee
Naphen
Peck
Ladd
Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Doherty
Capt. Mitchell
Hoosac Tunnel
Middletons Movements Hampered in Latest Victory Reports
Winnipeg dispatch notes General Middleton unable to advance against rebels due to care for the wounded and supply runs. Rebels hold a ravine, inflicting heavy losses on volunteers. Ottawa reports promise of scrip for half-breed claims. Middleton reports remaining at Fish Creek to mend and regroup as fights loom at Gabriel crossing and Batouche.
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Winnipeg
Man
Middleton
Otter
Battleford
Ottawa
Ont
Manitoba
Fish Creek
Gabriel Crossing
Batouche
Boston Aldermen approve numerous appointments and 1885 budget actions
The Boston Board of Aldermen met with Alderman Whitten in chair.Appointments confirmed include surveyors, inspectors, measurers, and an undertaker. Petitions covered armory repairs, paving, sewers, and street safety. A large appropriation bill and a loan proposal for several city improvements were debated, with dissent from three members. The meeting adjourned after various street grading, paving, and lighting orders.
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Board of Aldermen
Alderman Whitten
Wim. B. Bayley
Daniel Higgins
Robert ¥. Means
George H. Keith
Israel M. Barnes
Edwin Y. Brown
Charles R. Davis
Thomas B. Gannon
Wm. Lincoln
Andrew N. Wyeth, Jr
John W. Hayward
A.W. Burrill
A. F. Dow
Geo. W. Wheelock
Henry B. Sellon
Richard Verling
Barney Crorken
Geo. P. Ray
John Savage
Charles A. Grant
John Morrison
C. J. McNaughton
John Morrish
Capt. Mahoney
Ninth Regiment Infantry
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
Brimmer School
Common Street
John W. Fraser
Parmenter Street
Frank Wood
Ashmont Street
Dorchester District
Lewis
Conant
Philips Street
Conant and
Smith Streets
Augustus Nickerson
Dorchester Avenue
Neponset River
Boston Post Office Cat Sadie Martinet History
A quirky note recalls Sadie Martinet the Boston Post office cat who once fell from a building and allegedly terrified dogs with feisty behavior during five years of service to the paper’s office.
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Boston Cor
Fall River Herald
Sadie Martinet
Boston Post
Militia Opposes Institute Armory Purchase Plan
Military leaders voice objection to buying the Institute building for an armory. Gen Nat Wales argues the location is distant from city centers, hindering drill meetings for Charles town Roxbury East Boston and South Boston companies. He suggests building two central armories instead to reduce rents and improve security. Col Wellington shares similar concerns about unfitness and convenience.
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Institute
Nat Wales
Charlestown
Roxbury
Boston
Whch
Pemberton Square
Peach
Lynop
Bat
Wales
A. C. Wellington
Subscriptions Reported for Soldiers Home Enlistments
Report lists additional subscriptions from Somerville Dunstable Andover Hyannis Upton Uxbridge Winchendon and Medfield with varied amounts. Andover’s total cited as 458 dollars. Source notes a papalia union and an exact record.
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Somerville
Dunstable
Andover
Hyannis
Upton
Uxbridge
Winchenden
Post
Medfield
Beoory
Personal notes from Halifax to Swampscott and beyond
A jumble of names reports travels and plans: David Pudley and family depart Halifax for Swampscott Thursday. John M. Little and family leave for the streamer house. Arturo de Marcoantu leaves Vendome for New York. Fadigoit to rest at the Greenhouse Newport. The Portland estate of Martin S. Burrell valued at $800,000 splits among wife and four children. Various ministers to France and New York, with other locals planning travel or financial actions."}
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David Pudley
Field
Halifax
N.S
USIP
John M. Little
Straamer
Swampscott
Arturo de Marcoantu
New York
Fadigoit
Newport
Martin S. Burrell
Portland, Or
McLane
France
Neiley
Hiernai City
Henry. Moses
Exeter
N. H
Baptist Society
Porter Ashe
San Francisco
Mrs. Ashe
Mrs. Crocker
Sacramento
Florida
Tampa Bay
Randall's Vain Threat Ends In Shootout On North Street
Monday night on North street Thomas Randal fired at Sarah Walker known as Sal Walker after she refused to return to him. Walker leaped a fence to Moon street court. Randal shot again before police cornered him. Randal was captured and jailed.
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North Street
Thomas Randeadl
Heypiing
Sarah Walker
Sarah
Sal’” Walker
Terrero
Thomas Randal
Rapdan
Coar
Sal
Moon Street Court
Intec
Randall
Weit
Potiess
Burns
Rand
Locke
Station F
Boots and Shoes Larceny Arrests Stir City
Michael Gilram and William J. Fitzpatrick were arrested Monday charged with larceny of boots and shoes from several city firms. Inspectors traced the goods to a South End auction room entered under the name Solomon. The officers have recovered part of the stolen items and are pursuing further leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gilram
William J. Fitzpatrick
South End
Solomon
Democratic roll call colors the era of Cleveland
A collage of editorials and quotes from Augusta Chronicle Worcester Times and others rail against Republican nominees and praise Cleveland era politics. Notes on Chase Pillsbury Blaine Pearson and Grange leadership mix with Democratic stamina and calls to clear party rubbish. Critics cite appointments and loyalty to Democratic governance.
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Pratt
Western
Massachusetts Revenue District
Portland Advertiser
Whitney
Navy Yard
Springfield Union
Pillsbury
Maine
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Grover Cleveland
Augusta
Oxford County
J. Calvin Chase
The
Washington Kee
War Department
Chase
New England
Worcester Times
Boston Evening Record
sndeCollins
White House
Lowell Courier
Massachusetts
Blaine
Pearson
New York
Dana
Sun
Portland
Haverhill
Cleveland
Washington Sentinel
Eben F. Pillsbury
James G. Blaine
Marden
Republican Party
Embezzlement charge against Gloucester City treasurer
Frederick Pfeiffer, treasurer of the defunct Gloucester City Savings institution, was arrested in Camden on embezzlement charges and held on $8000 bond. Also reported are a Chicago syndicate buying Bennett & Dammans ranches in Indian Territory for $400,600 with cattle and leases, and various court proceedings including Bishop Hiram B. Clawson’s unlawful cohabitation case in Sault Lake.
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Frederick Pfeiffer
Gloucester City Savings Institution
Camden
Little Rock
Ark
Chicago
Bennett & Dammans
Arthur
Cleveland
Washington
Vicksburg
Miss
E.M. Boynton Deg
United States
Massey, Howe & Co
Steel Manufacturers
Pittsburg
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Abram Ss. Hewitt
Martin
Pittfield liquor license bids and local news brief
In Pittfield and Hinsdale, liquor license applications are filed while a Hinsdale teacher faces a cancer related amputation. The Acushnet mill in New Bedford reopened with about one third of weaving staff returning. A boat capsized off shore near North Haven, Maine, drowning Ferdinand and Joseph Kent, sons of Capt Otis Kent. The Samoset Manufacturing Co approached South Berwick, Maine, proposing a petroleum products and soaps venture with 200000 capital. In a Hartford ruling, the Franklin Institution case against Zachariah Chafee over Baltic mill property favored the defendants. the receiver must honor trust conveyance and notes extension. The court split with two justices dissenting.
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Kirty
Pittfield
Janette
Hinsdale
New Bedford
Ferdinand Kent
Joseph Kent
Capt
Otis Kent
Northhaven
Ferdinand
Samoset Manufacturing Company
South Berwick
Franklin Institution
Zachariah Chafeese
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Ilk Mear
Washington St
Bostom
Boston Bost
TME Contents
Telegraph and Mail
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Williamstown
Cunningham
Quinn
Vermont
Bpairfield
New Brunswick
Grand Falls
Madawaska
Masc
Board of ‘Aidermen
Ovetright
Dobson’s
Blanket Mille
Claremont
N.H
Calvin Benton
South America
G. B. Siegert
East
Czar
Lonponderry
Opera House
Suez Canal Commission
Suez Canal
Government of
New South Wales
Athberton
Bermont Street
Frank M. Loy
Forest Avenue
Morton
Grandt
Grant
U.S. Grant
Brockton
John G. Morton
Such
Washington News
Lieut. Greely
Sergt. Brainard
Lady Franklin Kay
Cape Tobin
Mrs. Greely
New Market National
New Market
Werbosset National
Providence
R. I
Great Falls National
Great Falls
Manufacturers’ National
League Island Naval Station
the Treasury
Vilas
James F. McClellan
Wm. H. Hicks
Senate
Pacific National Bank of Boston
Marine National Bank of New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Geo. H. Parker
Iowa
Treasury Department
Parker
Marine Hospital Bureau
Calcutta
Isthmus
Norfolk
Strelok
Hampton Roads
O. Taylor
Clricus
Missouri
Gotham Gleanings
Fred Grant
Behalt
Cress
Gen. Middleton
Pires
Boston Theatre
Patti and Scalchi
Mme. Theo
the Globe
Bill
Bijou
Miacmte Cristo
the Howard
Mr. Mapleson
Her Majesty’s Opera Company
Mme. Patti
Queens of Opera Bouffe
Mile. Lefort
Bavolit
Mile. Nordall
Clorinde
M. Duplan
la Cocardiere
Charles Fechter
Dumas
Monte Cristo
O’neill
Edmund Dantes
Lizzie Goode
Mercedes
Dantes
Katie Stokes
Mile
Danglars
Moyliston Club
Boylston Club
Taubert
Rubinstein
Rheinberger
Marchetti
Becker
Lady Bird
Cowen
Fairy Land
Stevens
Theodore Thomas
Mme. Jursch- Mach
Emma Juch
Max Heinrich
Harry Bloodgood
Frank Mayo
Nordeck
Common Council
James C. Murray
Ward 5
Peter F. Haggerty
Board of Commissioners
Broadway
Union Veteran Army
A. A. Valentine & Co
Cogswell
Alderman Hart
County of
Suffolk
Committee On Finance
Boylston Street
Stenford Street
Beacon Street
Brookline Avenue
Tailing
Fisk
Osborne
Harding
Busness
Hart
Committee On Assessor’s Department
Wm. B. Smart
Dennis S. Quirk
Michel J. Maguire
Samuel Hickham
Leighton
George W. Warren
Quirk
Mr. Hickham
West Chester Park
Back Bay Park
Sewer Department
Devonshire Streets
Herbert B. Newhall
Harmon Hall
David Chapin
Washington Street
Brighton
Committee On
Brush Light Company
New England Weston Company
Merchants’ Light and Power Company
Comises
Dr. Kennedy
Anid Tigante
al Ows Pelican
Pgst Publishing CO
John F. Cobb
Summer Street
David B. Closson
Thomas A. Whicher
Lincoln Street
Charles W. Copeland
Gilrain
Salem Street
Boston and Vicinity
Stanwood
Lake Street
Brightow
St. John’s Catholic Seminary Society
Lucas Street
James Frewer
Benjamin Coney
Madison
Norfolk Streets
Chester
Pope and
Curtis Streets
Mary J. Bennett
Curtie Street
Pope Street
Henry Burnett
David Burnett
Telegraph
Warren
S. M. Perry
J. W. Bazzell
Bazzell
Perry
Buzzell
Henry Gould
James Peters & Co
Edmunds, Son & Co
Nelson Woods
Joe Groetzinger
William Carroll
John Kilham
Dearborn and Chapman
Raleigh
N.C
John W. Hennessy
Goldsborough
N. C
Hennessy
Listeng
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