Beverly Yacht Club Regatta Nears As Storm Briefs Weather
Beverly Yacht Club schedules its 163d regatta for Marblehead Rock on Aug 16 with a second championship match. Minerva entry conditional. Open classes include 40 to Olds, prizes listed. entries, lengths, and judge yacht details required by Aug 15. If weather delays occur, racing shifts to next open day with prize structure and class divisions outlined.
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Beverly
Minerva
Beverly Yacht Club
Marblehead Rock
New York Yacht Club
Newport
Tue Corinthian Yacht Club
Imay
W. Lioya Retiries
Devonshire Bireel
Heastern Yacht Club
Blair
Beverly Yaucht Club
Harding's Ledge
Rival’s Racing Figure Responds to Boston Challenger
Commodore F L Burritt of Bridgeport owner of Rival has replied to Eureka of Boston’s challenge and states he will meet the challenge. The exchange signals a potential race showdown with the two contenders set to clash on track.
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RIVAL
Commodore F. L. Burritt
Bridgeport
Eureka
Boston
Rival Offers Open Challenge for 10-Metre Class Race
A rival states willingness to race any open 10 and mainsail boat in the country for less than 2500 dollars. He sets the length at 20 to 22 feet and is prepared to race under these terms.
After Schuyler Left The Cup Affects Yacht Race Future
The death of Mr. Schuyler clouds the future of the America's Cup as a prize for international yacht racing. The deed of gift, owned by the New York Yacht Club, faces restrictive terms that have deterred English entrants. International races may end unless liberalized terms or a new prize substitute appears, with the club potentially returning the cup to Schuyler for a more open deed or initiating a new series under a different cup.
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Schuyler
Frande
Beening
New York Yacht Club
Bar Harbors Notld Guests and Naval Visitors Arrive
Ex President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland are due at Bar Harbor guest of Mr Frost of Peekskill. Secretary Tracy arrives by midnight to anchor beside the Baltimore. Admiral Gherardi to visit the flagship. a nineteen gun salute marks the visit. Cardinal Gibbons arrives tomorrow with church dignitaries for a fortnightlong stay. Vice President Morton and family arrive at Sullivan Harbor and may cross to Bar Harbor. The week features receptions, bands, and a harp recital at Kebo Valley Theatre plus a Canoe Club party on Rodick's Island.
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Ban Harbor
Specran
Cleveland
Frost
Peekskill
N. Y
Colonel Frost
New York State
Tracy
Baltimore
Gherardi
Flaeship
Boston
Navy Department
Cardinal Gibbons
City of Richmond
Portland
Byrnes
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Bishop Healey
Maine
Nathan Mathews
Clefistone
A. L. Mason
Drayton
Misses Jones
Shorndike
Scott and
Sturgis
Kebo Valley
Miss Shaw
Clark
Unionist Gazette Party
Bloneyman
New Jersey
Mt. Kineo
Doston
Death of George L. Schuyler on board the Electra
Newport R I Aug 1 The Yacht Club committee reports the sudden death of George L. Schuyler on the flagship Electra after helping found the New York Yacht Club and the America’s Cup entry. He died July 31 amid friends, described as world renowned and of unblemished honor. Signed by Commodore Gerry and officers.
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Merlin
Hei Fox
Giles Glaus Niine
Conong
Turia
BUGIS
Partridge
Canada
John Rose
K.C.B
H. M. Canall
Horris Hunewell, Jr
Commodore Lowrey
Larchmont Club
E. C. Benedict
Oneida
George L. Schuyler
Newport
Gerry Beg
Electra
New York Yacht Club
Yachitsman
Charles J. Paine
James D. Smrra
Elpringr T. Gerry
Commodore Officio
Latham A. Fisx
C. O. Iseuin
Universal Peace In Europe A Growing Public Hope
A London Daily News essay notes popular discontent with war and the paradox of nations arming while hating conflict. It cites the European arbitration conference at the Hotel Metropole, doubled attendance from last year, and letters of support from 1000 legislators. Lord Herschell and Mr. Stanhope frame progress, with America fronting the peace drive yet pursuing naval buildup.
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London Daily News
Europe
Europa
Germany
France
Hotel Metropole
Paris
Philip Stanhope
Lord Herschell
Lord Herschel
America
Beaneaters Dominate Chicagos In Chicago Showdown
Boston beats Chicago 8 to 3 as Hutchinson falters for the Chicagos and Lynch exits with a knee injury. Glenalvin homered for Boston and Getzein, Sullivan, and Trucker pace the offence in a game attended by 2793 fans.
Boston and Buffalo clash in high scoring tilt
In a rugged contest at 4 pyrame New York August 1 Boston beat Buffalo 71 to 13. Haddock and Keefe combined for many walks fueling Buffalo’s defeat while Daly and Kelly teamed as battery for the visitors in the eighth. Attendance 1763 with 200 ladies present.
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Bostons
P. L
Buffalos
N. Y
Haddock
Keefe
Bisons
Daly
Kelly
Brown
Hostons
Bulpalos
I. Bil PO
A. Brown
Loy
Stovey
O Mack
Twitchell
Brouthers
Clarke
Guuibert
Iladdock
Sesaee
Ftostons
Hoy
Mack
Richardson
Leveher
Beecher
Nash
Lock
Gumbert
Basy
Suffalos
White Wid Clark
Ad Balla
Ack
Murphy
Studdock
Umspires
Gaffney
Sheridan
Tune
Brooklyn Nine Triumphs Over Pittsburg In Split Games
The Brooklyn baseball team split two games with Pittsburg today in Brooklyn. The first game was sharp with four home runs and strong fielding as Brooklyn won 9 to 3. The second game was a lopsided 20 to 2 defeat for Brooklyn despite early offense in the first inning. Attendance was 1,693 for both games.
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Brooklyns
N. L
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Brooklienke
Brooklienke OF Dis 0.202. Vis Wigs Cer Cereer Neee 000 083 000 0-3 Base Hals
Vittsburgs
Dittsburga
Hecker
Hooker
Lovett
Ty Erarneit
Terry
Winkney
Diuros
Daly
Miller
Hittsburgs
Strack
cal—Wilson
Donovan
Foutz
Collins
Smith
Fouts
Powers
Lem
Gibson
Osborne
Decker
Clark
Larned
Pinkney
Burns
Barna
Bauses
Outa
Caruthers
Willis
Olt
Lerry
Pitisburus
Jerry
Laroyne
Utanire
Lime
New Yorks Defeat Clevelands 33 to 2 in Indianapolis
Kurkett's hitting leads the New Yorks in a lopsided game at Indianapolis. The seltlines of bowl teams were superb and New Yorks posted six base hits to Cleveland's three with two errors for the locals. Garfiel and Zimmer led the New Yorks hitting, while McKean Davis Hornung and Glasscock added steals.
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NEW Yorks
N.L
Clevelands
Indianapolis
Kurkett
New York
Clevelandas
Mattveries
Garfeld
Zimmer
Welch
Clark
Iurkett
Denny
MekKean
Davis
Hornung
Glasscock
Gilks
Tiernan
Virtue
Smith
Lyons
Garfield Tiernan
Garfield Tiernan, Jrassed balls—Zimamer, 2. Will Pitches Garfiell
Welel
Zimuer
McQuaid
Yime
Cincinnatis Edge Phillies After Fifth Inning Errors
The Cincinnatis led the Phillies early but fell behind after an error‑prone fifth inning. A wild throw by Reilly enabled the winning run for Cincinnati in the fifth as St Louis dropped the Latham deal. Arle left for Cleveland after the game.
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Philadelphias
N. L
Cincinnatis
Cincinnati
Phillies
Mallane
Knight
Reilly
St. Louis
Latham
Arle
Cleveland
Clncinnalig
Philadelplias
Corcinnatis
Thines
Hartington
Gleason
Clements
Larnedrons
Philadelphia
Cincinnatia
Morr
Mullane
Burke
Hamilton
Allen
Hhines
Harrington
Myers
Mayer
McCauley
Louble
Clanenta
Rhines
Melhee
Wald Pitech
Methermott
Jime
Phillies Edge Cleveland in Low-Scoring Tilt 83 100
The Philadelphias bunched their hits as attendance reached 970 in a rough game. Cleveland scored 83 to 100 with base hits 7 for Philadelphias and 6 for Cleveland. Notable plays included Delehanty Mulvey and Sutcliffe with key hits, Stricker and Sutcliffe stealing bases, and Buckalton in a pitching mix. Umpires Ferguson and Holbert called the game after 4.6 innings.
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Philadelphias
Lionble Reg Tebeasy Delehanty
Larkin
Hallman
Bulinton
Wimpires
Kerguson
Holbert
Chicagos Triumph Over New York in Exhibition Tilt
Chicago defeats New York 8 to 5 in front of 3,786 fans. O'Day started for Chicago and gave up several hits while Gurtson fanned four. Key hits included two doubles by Keffer Parrell and Hatfield with Connor Stulen on base. Umpires were Suydee and Pearce. Time of game listed as 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Chicagos
P.L
NEW Yorks
OnicaGcu
New York
O'Day
Chicago
Errora
Iarigon
Farrel
Ewing
Keffer
Parrell
Hatfield
Connor
Stulen
Coteagos
Dy Gurtson
Larigon
Jarrell
Comiskey
Hithy
Gore
Suydee
Pearce
Brooklyns Beat Pittsburgs In Close Baseball Clash
Aug 1 Brooklyn team edged Pittsburgs 6 to 5 in a tight game. Pittsburgs won with heavy batting after Brooklyn errors tied the score early. Batteries Morris and Fields vs Weyhing and Kinslow. Notable plays include two base hits by Kuebne and three base hits by Orr Joyce Kuehne Bauer Fields hit a home run.
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Brooklyns
Fittsburgs
Kuebne
Orr
Joyce
Kuehne
Bauer
Rooklyns
Pittsburgs
Dy Morris
Weyhing
The Washingtons Disbanded After Atlantic Club Collapse
Washington Aug. 1 members of the Washington Baseball Club of the Atlantic association met with assignee Coleman and practically disbanded. The club forfeited its $500 guarantee to the association though Coleman still retains the franchise for Walter Hewitt. American Association results: Toledos 2 Brooklyn 1 at New York Rochester 9 St Louis 4 at Rochester Syracuse 6 Louisville 5 at Syracuse. Atlantic Association: Baltimore 5 New Haven 1 at Baltimore.
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Washingtons
Washington
Washington Baseball Club
Atlantic Association
Coleman
Braden
Walter Hewitt
American Association
New York
Toledos
Brooklyns
Rochester
Rochestrs
St. Louis
Syracuse
Louisvilles
Syracuses
Baltimore
New Havens
Baltimores
Colored rally supports Lodge federal election bill at Faneuil Hall
A mostly African American audience at Faneuil Hall heard Julius Chappelle outline support for the Lodge bill in Congress. Edward G. Walker and others stressed black suffrage rights while urging Republicans to back federal oversight and a fair vote, with resolutions adopted and Messrs. Wolff and Hurley among speakers.
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Faneuil Hall
Julius ©. Chappelle
Republican State Committee
Assembly
Congress
Mr. Chappelle
Edward G. Walker
J. Wolff
R. P. Hal Jowell
Senate
Republican Party
United States
Lodge
United States Senate
Republic
Massachusetts
Associated Press
Newport Hounds Hold Small Second Meet Near City
In Newport, Aug 1, a small crowd gathered for the second hounds meet. The event, held about five miles from town, drew few riders as many spectators were away watching yacht races. Riders tackled a several mile run over rough country.
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Newpork
KR. L
Minor Matters in Salem
Sanem Aug. 1. Before Judge Safford Charles W. Greenlaw fined six dollars with costs for assaulting John F. Burnham when he tried to pass a closed street during steam road roller use Greenlaw appealed Forest River Boat Club, after thirteen years of operation, disbanded following notable races.
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Sreetran
Safford
Charles W. Greenlaw
John F. Burnham
Greenlaw
Burnham
Forest River Boat Club
Rhode Island Board appoints Risk at Lawrence Industrial School
The Rhode Island State Board of Education appoints R B Risk as superintendent of the Lawrence Industrial School to succeed Martin Healey who is accused of cruelty and relieved from managing the State Home and School at Pruit Hill.
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Rhode Island
Providency
R. L
State Board of Education
R. B. Risk
Lawrence Industrial School
Martin ©. Healey
Pruit Hill
Lynn's Sympathy for Lawrence Aid Meeting
Lynn citizens answered Mayor Newhall's call to raise aid for Lawrence cyclone victims. Heavy donors are away, but Lynn will contribute. subscriptions to be collected by Luther S. Johnson Alfred Cross Amos F. Breed Albert Rohner William B. Littlefield. Meeting adjourned to Wednesday evening next.
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Lynn
Sreeran
Newhall
Lawrence
Luther S. Johnson
Alfred Cross
Amos F. Breed
Albert Rohner
William B. Littlefield
Electric Cars on Narrow Bridge Raise Safety Concerns
A Cambridge bridge linking Cambridge with Longwood and Brookline via Cottage Farm station faces dangers from electric cars on a narrow approach. Reports recount petitions and board votes, delays in discontinuing service, and low crossing usage, with a Thomson-Houston truck working on the trolley wire during a reporter visit.
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Cambridge
Longwood
Brookline
Cottage Farm
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston & Albany
Post
Committee of Inquiry
Board of Aldermen
West End
Railroad Commissioners
Thomson-Houston
Timdly
McEnaney Faces Caucus Act Charge In Ward 2
Under the Caucus Act a warrant stands against Representative Thomas O. McEnaney of Ward 2 Fast Boston for allegedly filing a false declaration on July 18 as caucus chair. The case, brought under the 1888 act by James Fitzgerald, is set for trial this morning. McEnaney denies any wrongdoing and vows exoneration with both sides represented by counsel.
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Thomas O. McEnaney
Ward 2
Fast Boston
James , Fitzgerald
McEneney
Sudden Death in Brookline Tragedy at Work
Michael O'Connell a 32 year old blacksmith at Lenox street stables of West End Street Railway fell ill at work yesterday morning. He rode a horse car toward his boarding house at Wal ter avenue and Washington street Brookline, alighted early causing possible spinal injury, and died two hours later from heart disease and the injury.
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Michael O'Connell
Lenox Street
West End Street Railway Company
Walter Avenue
Washington Street
Brookline
Alaska trip planned by Raymond & Whitcomb party
More applicants than spaces for the Raymond & Whitcomb Alaska voyage led to a second excursion via the Canadian Pacific route. Departing Boston from Lowell station at 9 am, Montreal will host travelers until Monday before a westbound special train. Stops include Banff and Victoria. total round trip in two weeks with a Yellowstone visit on return. Local organizers Coolidge Barnard and Lt. Gordon Hutchins supervise. participants listed from New York, Philadelphia, and Boston area families and individuals.
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Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
Lowell
Montreal
Banff
Victoria
Alaska
Yellowstone Park
New York
Philadelphia
Coolidge Barnard
Gordon Hutchins
Anna
Ames
Edward Newhall
Kennan to Lecture in Boston This Fall
George Kennan plans a six lecture course in Tremont Temple this October and November, continuing the Russia and Siberia series. The Boston Press Club again sponsors the talks.
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George Kennan
Boston
Russia
Siberia
Aldermen to Witness Steam Road Roller Trial on Concord Ave
The Cambridge Board of Aldermen will witness a competition between two different steam road rollers next Tuesday morning on Concord avenue. The machines are now on trial for the city's benefit.
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Cambridge
Man Dies After Tremont Street Assault Victim Named
Robert Dunbar of 189 Roxbury Street died at City Hospital after a Thursday assault on Tremont Street. Police seek Stephen Lawless, 29, 5'9" and 170 pounds, in connection with the fatal attack.
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Robert Dunbar
Tremont Street
City Hospital
Roxbury Street
Roxbury
Stephen Lawless
Cohasset Defers Extra 12,000 for Osgood School
At a special town meeting Cohasset voters defeated the proposed additional 12 000 for finishing the Osgood school building by 127 to 65. The issue had unsettled citizens for a week.
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Cohasset
Osgood
Odd Fellows prepare for Chicago cantonment trip
Nearly 300 Odd Fellows with ladies will attend the triennial cantonment in Chicago next week under Colonel William H. Ralph of the Second Regiment Patriarchs Militant of Massachusetts. They depart Fitchburg station today at 3 pm by special Pullman train via Niagara Falls, with Major General E. Burritt Palmer and Grand Master Kavanagh among passengers. Horticultural Hall features lavish Grand Army decorations by Colonel Green for the free flower exhibition, including an outstanding sweet pea show. A meeting of the Odd Fellows Relief Association mourns Charles Hayden, longtime treasurer, with eight members present. Pension Agent Osborne appoints James F. Merrill of Quincy to a clerkship in the pension office. Merrill is a veteran.
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Chicago
William H. Ralph
Second Regiment
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Niagara Falls
E. Burritt Palmer
Kavanagh
Horticultural Hall
Odd Fellows’ Relief Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles Hayden
Mr. Hayden
Association
Osborne
James F. Merrill
Quincy
Merrill
Departure of the Hot Wave Ends as Cool East Wind Arrives
Readers awoke to relief as a backset of hot temperatures finally eased. The thermometer fell from around 80 to 68.5 by 4 p.m. as an east wind shifted pressure, humidity at 82 percent did little to hinder comfort, and many discarded flannel shirts in relief.
Property Valuation Surges in Somerville Assessors Report
Somerville assesses a sharp rise in both personal and real estate values with a total increase of 2,552,900. The tax rate remains 14 per thousand, and the city, state, and county taxes together total 398,704, up 53,405 in new tax levy. Real estate totals 29,981,700 with land at 12,863,450 and buildings 15,877,500.
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Somerville
Sunday concert at Point of Pines promises full day program
Extensive arrangements for tomorrow's Point of Pines event include a concert from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. in five parts with soloists Miss J Izzie A Howie and baritone Low FP Brine. The program features miscellaneous pieces, opera excerpts, ballads, Strauss music, and Stabat Mater, plus outdoor equestrian acts and Baldwin's Cadet Band. The eighth annual children's festival is planned for next week.
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Point of Pines
J.izzie A. Howie
Electric Singers
Baldwin
Appeal for cyclone relief funds from Boston and Lawrence
The Mayor of Boston and the Mayor of Lawrence Mass issue a public appeal for 25000 dollars to aid victims of the July 26 1590 cyclone. A Boston relief committee lists Samuel Johnson Charles H Allen John Shepard William H Baldwin Jerome Jones and Samuel Atherton among members. They have 5775 dollars pledged and aim to reach 10000. Contributions can be sent to Kidder Peabody Co treasurer with press acknowledgment. P Thomas N Hart chairman.
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Boston
Lawrence
Mass
Officiis
Messrs
Samuel Johnson
Charles H. Allen
John Shepard
William H. Baldwin
Jerome Jones
Samuel Atherton
Sunday Concert on the Common by Germania Band
The Germania Band performs Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock on the Common with a program including Colonel Taylor March, Athalie overture, Mendelssohn Waltz, Les Adieux, Wagner Rienzi, Bohemian Girl grand selection, Fra Diavolo overture, Anber Serenade for flute and saxophone by Littl Messrs Fox and Strasser, Three Emperors, Fahrbach Fantasia, Duchess Basquit Galop, conducted by Emil Mollenhaner.
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Germania
Colonel Taylor
Stewart
Athalie
Mendelssohn
Griel
Rienzi
Wagner
Littl Messrs. Fox and Strasser
Klockton Emil Mollenhaner
Body of Unknown Man Found Floating in Cambridge Water
The body of an unidentified man was found floating in the water off Prison Point by East Cambridge officers about 5 PM yesterday and was taken to Undertaker Litchfield's at 475 Main Street Cambridgeport for identification.
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Prison Point
East Cambridge
Litchfield’s
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Unknown man found on Dorchester building identified as George D. Robinson
The body of a man struck on a Dorchester building Thursday and later died at City Hospital has been identified as George D. Robinson of 13 Ontario Street. A contrasting ad copy urges readers to Paine's Furniture Warerooms for a wide rattan selection, claiming superior variety and quantity.
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Manu
Dorchester
City Trospital
George D. Robinson
Ontario Street
Wuerr
Paine
Superintendent Seeks West End Line Pavement Parity
The superintendent of streets was asked to compel the West End Street Railway Company to lay the same pavement outside and between its rails as used by the city of Boston in the respective streets.
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West End Street Railway Company
City of
Boston
Changes at Boston Custom House Prompt Promotions
Changes at the Boston Custom House took effect yesterday with Henry H. Courtney named night inspector replacing R. Somes. Samuel C. Wright becomes inspector, John L. B. Pratt promoted to storekeeper, J. Waldo Denny to storekeeper, and Glass McNitt promoted from $1000 to $1200 with the smaller office abolished.
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Boston Custom House
Henry
Courtney
Somes
Samuel C. Wright
Mr. Courtney
John L. B. Pratt
Mr. Wright
J. Waldo Denny
John EH
Glass MeNit
Boise City Idaho Hints at Statehood and Rich Resources
Boise City Idaho gains attention as Idaho nears statehood with seventeen million in annual mineral output. The note highlights climate farming lumber and stock growing potential and points readers to the Boise Board of Trade appeal for capital and skilled labor to develop resources.
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Idaho
Board of Trade
Boise City
Sunday Notices from Boston Churches and Gatherings
Sunday notices from Boston Christian associations list addresses on Loulston Berkeley Boylston and Essex streets. Events include talks by George S Avery, Rev A D Mayo, and Dr Lanois. concerts with sopranos and accompanist George Meadall Taylor. and temple sermons at various halls with open seating and free admission.
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Boston Young Mes
Christian Association
Loulston
Berkeley Streets
George S. Avery
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Mayo
Boston
Fannie Rk. Sylvester
Marie van VY. Rogers
Norma D. Tsher
George Meadall Taylor
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Lanois
Kea
Tremont Street
Lilian Landis
Shedd
Alps
First Caccen
Lot Square
James de Norman Die
Episcoran Caceon
Dartmouth
Harwich
L. M. Walters
South Congregational Church
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Union
Iorning Mary
EK. A, Dlorion
Tresont
D. i. Dutten
Justin D. Fulton
Rome
Ireland
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C & Va New Yorks
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Faneuil
Mark R. Demortie
William J. Dupree
Charles E. Harris
George ©. Glover
John J. Smith
George W. Lowther
Charles L. Mitchell
William A. Johnson
Andrew Lattimore
Nelson G. Gaskins
William O. Armstrong
J. D. Barnett
John J. Jatal
Richard $. Brown
Edward Everett Brown
Wiliam L. Reed
Paul C. Brooks
Walden Banks
Philip J. Allston
Hk. P. Hallowell
Wendell Phillips
Phillips
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James A. Wolff
W. W. Doherty
J. Gordon Street
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DeMorne
R. F. Hurley
Nathan Appleton
Joshua Brockett
Newport Hounds
Salem
M. W. Cushing
Newburyport
Laehd L. Floyd
Quinney
E, Goodwin
M. E. Herman
Edith W. Hill
Leland
Asta E. Leland
Elia A. Leland
A. L. Newhall
Faward Newhall
Willaim O. Newhall
FF. Wadsworth
L. G. Wadsworth
Grace, White
Helen H. White
J. Foster White
Jonathan H. White
Jonathan PF. White
Joseph H. White
Cobasset
Modene Manufacturing CO
U.S. A
Uay
the Pines
John St
New York City
Common Council
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Blake Bros
Leots
Joseph Waldo Wardner
Elm Street
Charlestown
Charles River
Dudley Street
That Square
Woolley
Seal Merenauts Er Co. H. Gl
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