Reunion of colored veterans ends with new permanent organization
The two day reunion at Tremont Temple concluded with a vote to form a permanent organization. Lewis H. Douglass was elected president with Isaac S. Mullen as secretary and M. Arnold as corresponding secretary. Delegates plans for annual reunions across the country were adopted, with a future gathering proposed in Washington, D. C. The event featured resolutions praising equal rights, support for constitutional amendments, and thanks to Senator Hoar for funding a monument to black soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Lewis H. Douglass
Soldiers and Sailors’ National League
Alue
Hoar
The
Gulf
St. Louis
Charles C. @oyle
London
Thirty-third
United States Volunteers
H. A. Munroe
Fifty-fourth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Wiliam Binney
United States Army
Charles L. Mitchell
Sir
Boston
England
L. Bb. Smaw
Isaac S. Mullen
M. Arnold
Vetrons
Isaac §. Mullen
Burrill Smith
W. H. Carney Andergeant Beatty
Washington, D. C
George H. Boston
O. P. Morton
Department of the Potomac
F. Butler
Butler
Nutt
Fifty-fifth Regiment
E George Biddle
Joseph BH. Walker
John A. Andrew Post
India Wharf
Andrew
Hingham
Naic
Areving
Peter N. Sprague
Hingham Centre
E.dumphrey
John H. Stodard
Charles S. Meade
Sons of Veterans
Arthur Yman
Grand Army
Trotter
P. N. Sprague
Humphrey Post
J. L. T. Coolidge
Hingham Episcopal Church
St. John the Evangelist
John Dong
Long
Jong
Obituary of Moscow Gazette editor Katkoff marks dramatic arc
Michael Nikephorovitch Katkoff, editor of the Moscow Gazette, born in Moscow in 1820, rose from liberal reformer to defender of autocracy. His career spanned Konigsberg and Berlin studies to leadership of Russki Vyestnik and Moscow Gazette, influencing 19th century Russian politics and the 1861 emancipation era before drifting into anti reform stances and nationalist crusades. He died after a turbulent life of public influence and political shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Nikephorovitch
Katkoff
Moscow Gazette
Moscow
Russia
Turgénieff
Aksaoff
Nikolai
Gogol
Rylaieff
Nicholas
Aksakoff
Konigsberg
Wheras
Berlin
Schelling
Prussia
Alexander Herzen
Alexander II
Sebastopol
Russki Vyestnik
Alexander I
Russian Courier
Moskovskiya Vyedomosti
Russsian
Anti-Progress Party
Poland
Pepenaace
Hangman’ Mourovieff
Lithuania
Bulgaria
Varna
Balkan
Katisoff
Liberal Party
Boston merchant John H. Rogers dies at 308 Beacon Street
John H. Rogers a prominent Boston merchant born December 3 1809 on Llanover Street died at his residence 308 Beacon Street on Monday. He began as a school pupil and office boy later rising to manage Boot and Shoe firm roles before purchasing 28 Court Street and eventually relocating to Tremont Street Nasl and 3 Tremont. He served fifty years as Freeman's Bank director and over fifteen years as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rogers
Boston
Beacon Street
Llanover Street
Adams School
Avery Street
American Insurance Company
State Street
Pierson H. Field
Blue Bell
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Field
Rogers
Thomas O. Wales
Court Street
Nasl
Tremont Street
Hemenway
Washington Street
Pemberton Square
Freeman’s Bank
Peesieane
Death of George M. Taylor in Chico Cal Typhoid Fever
George M. Taylor aged about 33 died at the Johnson House in Chico California from typhoid fever after a short illness. He left two brothers and several sisters living in Boston but could not name them or their addresses. Mrs Harriet Wilde Hazewell widow of Charles C Hazewell is a person noted in the obituary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Taylor
Johnson House
Chico
Cal
Boston
Harriet Wilde Hazewell
Charles C. Hazewell
Jour
Fresh Interest in Bicycling Club Reorganized in Boston
A meeting of the reorganized Massachusetts Bicycle Club on Newbury Street discusses obtaining a charter, bylaw changes raising eligibility to twenty one, free entrance for members joining by April 1 1888, semi annual dues, and a member committee chaired by E Herbert Whitney. Road officers are Captain A D Peck Jr and Lt J Emory Tippett. Over one hundred members enrolled and plans for Saturday rides to West Auburndale to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Newbury Street
State Commission
E. Herbert Whitney
A. D. Peck, Jr
J. Emory Tippett
West Auburndale
Wright Ditson Lawn Tennis Tourney Opens in Rainy Start
Newcastle N H Aug 2 Wright Ditsons sixth annual lawn tennis tournament opened after morning rain and mist left courts wet. Spectators included 400 Wentworth guests as matches on multiple courts produced lively rallies. Notable results featured Orcutt over Norman in a tight two set win, Tailor edging Williston in three, and a long three setter Snow over Wright 9-7 in the final set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
N. H
Wright & Ditson
Ditson
Wentworth
Guy Norman
W. D. Orcutt
Pythian Club
Norman
Orcutt
Tailor
Harvard University
A. $. Williston
The
Institute of Technology
Williston
George A. Hurd
Yale University
Mulfum
Great Falls
Buffum
Hurd
Benjamin W. Appleton
G. W. Lee
Roxbury
Lee
N. Hurd
Nate
KK. Snow
York Harbor
A. J. Wright
Trinity College
Snow
Wright
Deuce
C. P. Anderson
Yale L. T. C
E. Pelham Dodd
Forbes
Hooper
F.S. Mansfield
L. C. Easil
F. H. Lothrop
Taunton
Lothrop
L. H. Paddock
Trinity L. T. C
H. W. Slocum, Jr
St. George’s
Hoboken
N. J
Trinity
Paddock
Slocum
J. S. Clark
Philadelphia
Dodd
Clark
Bar Harbor
G. M. Brinley
P. Manchester
Q. A. Shaw, Jr
Miller
K. Thurber
G. A. Hur
P. D. Chase
Westchester Club
P. D. Sears
R. N Urd
A. Fuller
Dorchester L. T. C
Ludlow
Sargeant
A. E. Wright
E. F. Baker
FL. V. Hopvin
New York
T. C
Chase
L. Salters
Brooklyn
W. H. Wilder
Salters
Burglary Arrests In Somerville Involving Two Men
Somerville police say Arlington officers arrested Patrick W. Coleman 61 and William Cockraine 20 after a week old break in at A. G. Dunbar’s Elm Street residence West Somerville. Officers recovered opera glasses money and wearable items. Witnesses placed the suspects near the scene that afternoon. Coleman and Cockraine claim to be printers but police suspect they are tramps. They were taken to Somerville last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Arlington
Patrick W. Coleman
William Cockraine
A. G. Dunbar
Elm Street
West Somerville
Coleman
Cockraine
Music at Jamaica Plain Under City Auspices
A Boston program at Burroughs street features twenty one musicians led by J B Claus starting 7 30 with pieces including The King of the Owls Poet and Peasant Wadsworth selections Hearts Bowed Down Moonlight and A Sleighride Party plus solo items by Balfe Reid and others under Mr J M Flockton and Mr J Hayes in a town concert ambience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs Street
City of
Boston
J. B. Claus
King of the Owls
Wadsworth
Haguenote
Meyerbeer
Balfe
W. Reid
Norway
Willmers Cornet Aolo
Eee Wellings
J. M. Flockton
Fair at Ocean Spray Opens St John’s Guild Bazaar
The second annual bazaar and fair of St John’s Guild opened at the Casino Ocean Spray yesterday. Despite bad weather the event drew good attendance. The fair features flower tables gypsy tent grab bag and fancy articles. A doll will be voted to the girl with the handsomest doll a lamp to the most popular hostess and a chair to the most popular hotel keeper. The fair runs today and tomorrow with evening entertainments each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Guild
Ocean Spray
Music Hall Prom Concert Promises Prominent Works
The Music Hall promenade programme tonight features Suppe selections including Light Cavalry and La Belle Galathea overtures, a Trip to Africa, Patinitza march by Joe, Medea overture, Musical Ratcharmer by Ernst Secherz, a Strauss march, waltzes by Guugland Waldtenu fel, and other popular numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suppe
Africa
Joe
Ernst Secherz
Strauss
Guugland Waldtenufel
Newtons Centenarian Observance Set by City Council
Newton mayor calls a special Newton city council meeting for Wednesday evening to decide on observances for Seth Davis centennial birthday. Davis, the oldest Newton resident, has deep roots in the town and early life in education. his birthday is September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Newton
Seth Davis
Davis
Ancient Paris dressmakers feared male tailors monopoly
From the London Standard, a historical note traces 17th century fashion trades. It recalls 1676 edicts by Louis XIV granting dressmakers a maitrise, a partial monopoly over female garments, with tailors keeping bodices until 1781. The piece recounts further Paris restrictions and a monthly fashion doll display in Rue St Honoré, linking to fashion commerce and early puppet exchanges with London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Standard
Couturiéres
Paris
Centuriéres
St. Honoré
London
Versailles
St. James
Tailor Wins Narrowly as Tennis Event Advances
The match results show Tailor defeating H P Tailor 7-5 in a decisive set. T Tailor beat H Tailor 6-2 6-3. Evening draws outline tomorrow’s second round singles and preliminary doubles with many named contestants. R D Sears arrives to watch and possibly play Saturday as weather forecasts predict possible rain and a potential next-week finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Tailor
H. P. Tailor
J. F. Clark
Hoppin
Slocum
Wright
Brinley
Forbes
Salters
Fuller
Lee
Barnes
G. A. Os
Mansfield
Thurber
Sears
T. A. Hollan
Shaw
Tailor
Paddock
Snow
P. S
H. M. Sears
Clark
Williston
Chase
HH. P. Taylor
Appleton
Norman
Dodd
Hooper
May
Beals
Wilbur
Lothrop
R. D. Sears
United States
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Thomas Pettitt
Recent Inventions Patents Issued Today in New England
Washington report lists New England patents granted, naming inventors and locations from Connecticut to Maine. Highlights include devices for penne checks, pneumatic cash carriers, electric railway signals, bottle and can processing, door hardware, car starters, fire extinguishing gear, and various boot and shoe components among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
James T. Aldrich
Norwich
Conn
Edmund R. Angell
Derry
N. H
Martin Barri
Cambridge
Mass
Frank Bean
Medford
Beaudry
Manchester
Noah P. Bure3s
Burgess, Fobes & Co
Portand
Edward M. Chase
Boston
Adoniram J. Cushman
C. S. Pullen
W. H. Blake
Garland
A. Gray
H. ©. Pullen
Monson
John O. Daggett
Neponset
G. K. Wood & Co
Wilbur G. Davis
Bellows
Pillsburyh
Oliver P. Hix
A. Oliver
D. N. Mortland
G. F. Hix
Rockland
Clarence W. Hobbs
Lynn
Henry Hoffman, Jr
Norwalk Lock Company
South Norwalk
Saniel J. Hoggson
New Haven
John M. Linscott
Worcester
Waldo A. Doud
Springfield
William B. Mason
Mason Regulator Company
Lemuel Meller
Milford
Jonathan G. Merrill
Quincy
M. Merrill
Stephen Moore
Norton
Mousam Manufacturing Company
Maine
J. Henry Morrison
Allen Spool
Paphro D. Pike
Cere
Thomas 8. Reed
Bridgeport Brass Company
Bridgeport
Granby
Alton J. Shaw
Providence
R.I
Charles F. Tebbetts
Fitchburg
Elihu Thomson
Matthew Ownsend
G. F. Sumner
M.T. Sumner
Canton
Betterments Awarded for Hanover Street Extension
Street commissioners approved an order assessing betterments totaling 9624 on property benefited by the Hanover street extension from Commercial street to the Chelsea ferry. Named beneficiaries include Heirs of William H. Grueby 9630 Winnisimmet Ferry Company 2389 and heirs of Isaac Harris 3105. An order also laid out Pleasant street, Brighton, as a public street named Holton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
Commercial Street
Chelsea Ferry
William H. Grueby
Winnisimmet Ferry Company
Weirs
Isaac Harris
Pleasant Street
Brighton
Holton Street
City Hall Notes and Sewer Contract Awards
City Solicitor Bailey holds that the Mayor need not approve committee on printing contracts for city proceedings. Sewer work contracts granted include Charles F Latimer for Braintree and Lincoln streets, Collins and Ham for Everett and Jamaica streets, and John Morley for Minot Harvard and Wayland streets. Mayors from across the Commonwealth will join Mayor Hart in Lynn today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Committee On Printing
Braintree
Lincoln
Charles F. Latimer
Everett
Jamaica
Collins & Ham
Minot
Harvard
Wayland
John Morley
O'Brien
The
Commonwealth
Hart
Lynn
Mail Service to New York Seeks Faster Boston Train
Postmaster Corse says he notified Washington of efforts to improve service. He aims for a fast early train between New York and Boston so businessmen receive mail sooner, with mails carried across the city to depart on morning trains rather than remaining in Boston all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Corse
Washington
Electric Carriage Lights From Storage Battery
Mr John G Low of the Chelsea Art Tile Works likely pioneers storage battery lighting for a carriage. He uses a small battery and two five candle lamp bulbs. Cost is trifling and convenience great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Low
Chelsea Art Tile Works
Pawn shop robbed at Nantasket and Port land street
Randolph Libby, pawnbroker at No 49 Portland Street, had left a clerk Theodore Oilswang in charge of a new Nantasket fancy goods store. Libby returned to find the city shop broken into with stock missing including fifteen gold watches worth 500, nine gold chains 90, eighteen gold rings 75, and pawns 150, total about 800. Oilswang, a 25 year old Russian Jew known as Miller, suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Libby
Portland Street
Nantasket
Theodore Oilswang
Libby
Boston
Oilswang
Miller
Races Postponed at Franklin Park Saugus Track
Rain and heavy track conditions forced postponement of races at Franklin Park Saugus yesterday. The program will resume today with trotting events starting at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
Saugus
Birth of the Nation lecture on English Commonwealths
The Old South lectures for young people begin this afternoon at 3 with Prof James K Hosmer as lecturer. His topic is How the Men of the English Commonwealth Planned Constitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hosmer
Reserve police force plan affects Back Bay station
Police Commissioner Osborn states the fifty certified men are not to be assigned to the Back Bay station. The Back Bay building is not usable until Boylston street is graded and a bridge over the Albany road is built. The city plans to install a police signal system there and keep the patrol wagon at Station 4, aiming for system operation by mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn
Civil Service Commissioners
Back Bay
Boylston Street
Albany Road
Boston Notes On Centennial Mass And City Affairs
The city bulletin recalls the 100th anniversary of St Alphonsus founder of the Redemptorist Fathers with high mass at Mission Church Roxbury and a sermon on Alphonsus life. It notes law firm growth, new lawyers, and local crime, thefts, and public notices. A Boston post retirement marks Joshua Littlefield leaving the Los ton Daily Advertiser after 32 years as cashier and longtime reporter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alphonsus
Order of Redemptorist Fathers
Mission Church
Roxbury
William Byrne
Father McCarthy
St. Mary’s
Hemenway
Court Square
Darwin E. Ware
Devens
Boston
A. M. Beecher
Newtonville
Jennie Collins
James Tierney
East Third Street
South Boston
Silas Peirce, Jr
Cedar Street
Dorchester
Louis Crawford
Massachusetts
Washington Street
Odd Fellows
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Business Troubles Insolvency Filing Lists Debts and Assignments
John L. Graham a Haverhill grocer filed a voluntary petition in insolvency showing debts of 223.28. His assets stock and fixtures are mortgaged for 500. H B Ewing hardware Beaver Penn has made an assignment. Slocum DeGraff commission lumber dealers Tonawanda NY have assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Graham
Haverhill
H. B. Ewing
Hardware
Beaver
Penn
Slocum & DeGraff
Commission Lumber Dealers
Tonawanda
N. Y
Dowdell Fined for Beating Son in East Boston
Henry L Dowdell of Everett was convicted for beating his four teen year old son Willie on Meridian street East Boston on Monday. Agent Smith of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Policeman Herbert arrested him as an angry crowd gathered. Judge Emmons fined Dowdell six dollars and costs and warned of a severer penalty if repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Dowdell
Everett
Willie
Meridian Street
Boston
Agent Smith
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Herbert
Emmons
Dowdell
Pickpockets Arrested Near Tremont Temple
Inspector Knox arrested a man who claimed the name James Sullivan for pocketing near Tremont Temple on Monday. He matched a suspect sought by Inspector Collins for a July larceny of a watch from Thomas J. Magee of South Boston at Green and Chardon. Sullivan had just robbed William Robinson of Lynn of his watch. his three companions escaped but are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Tremont Temple
James Sullivan
Collins
Green and Chardon Streets
Thomas J. Magee
South Boston
William Robinson
Lynn
Sullivan
Convicted Boston Liquor Tax Violator Sentenced
Holmes Hill, convicted of carrying on the retail liquor business in Boston without paying the special tax, was sentenced by Judge Nelson to pay a tax fine of $50 in the United States District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Amg
Nelson
J. Holmes Hill
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court Opens Assignment in Patent Case
The Supreme Judicial Court admitted thirty two attorneys and heard Charles C. Barton versus Reynolds T. White on a petition for process for contempt. White appeared without counsel and promised an assignment of patent letters to his insolvency assignee. the assignment, prepared by petitioner’s counsel, was signed after the judge warned of possible commitment. H. Drew represented the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Charles C. Barton
Reynolds T. White
White
H. Drew
Bravery Medal Awarded to Charlestown Youth Sayward
The Massachusetts Humane Society awarded Joseph T. Sayward Jr. a silver medal for attempting to save his friend James Finn from drowning in the Mystic River on Memorial Day. Sayward, 16, was recovering from an illness caused by his exertions while Finn was overcome by cramps and pulled from the water twice by Sayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Humane Society
Joseph T. Sayward, Jr
Charlestown
James Finn
Sayward
Finn Boy
Mystic River
Finn
Embezzlement charge filed against Benjamin Halli
Benjamin Halli was arrested last evening for embezzling 436 dollars from the Industrial Temporary Home at 17 Davis Street. He admits withholding his salary for weeks and using funds to cover the institution’s expenses, claiming his contract paid salary and board but poor board forced him to pay his own meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Halli
Davis Street
Hall
Funeral for Warren P. Choate in Hyde Park
The Hyde Park funeral of Warren P. Choate occurred yesterday at the local Methodist Church with Rev. Frederick Wood and former pastor Rev. Richardson officiating. Music was provided by the Temple quartet and the interment followed in the Mt. Hope family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren P. Choate
Hyde Park
Frederick Wood
Richardson
Temple Quartet
Mt. Hope
Trains Added for New England Spiritualists Camp Meet
During the ongoing New England Spiritualists camp meeting at Lake Pleasant the Fitchburg railroad will run several extra passenger trains to and from various stations along its line and the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Spiritualists
Lake Pleasant
Fitchburg Railroad
Summer news stands list New England resort sales points
The Post notes its summer availability at prominent New England resorts. Items list numerous towns and hotels across New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island where the newspaper is sold. The roster includes White Mountains locations, Crawford and Twin Mountain, Bethlehem, Gorham, Franconia Notch, Plymouth, Weirs, Ashland, Jefferson, Lancaster, Laconia, Lake Village, Lisbon, Meredith, Wolfeboro, Newport, Barton, Woodstock, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Swampscott, Magnolia, Beverly, Newcastle, Isles of Shoals, Rye Beach, Hampton Beach, Portland, Bangor, Kennebunk, Old Orchard, MOUSE ISLAND, Mt Desert, Nantasket, Cohasset, Scituate, Duxbury, Plymouth, Falmouth, Sandwich, Hyannis, Harwichport, Brewster, Provincetown, Cottage City, Vineyard Haven, Nantucket, Newport RI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
White Mountains
Fabyans
Crawford
Twin Mountain
Mt. Pleasant
Bethlehem
N. H
Ey Pee “ Cc
Jones
Weirs
Story
Ashland
D. C. Merrill
Jefferson
R. &. Eastman
Lancaster
Linscott
Laconia
J. F. Harriman
Lake Village
J. M. Hubbard
Lisbon
George F. Stanley
Meredita
George H. Sanborn
Wolfeboro
J. B. Manning
Newport
H. B. Green
Barton
C. H. Dwinell
Woodstock
W. EB. J. White
Manchester- By-The-Sea
Masconomo
J. F. Rabardy
Swampscott
Mass
Ocean House
W. E. Boynton
Magnolia
Hesperus
A. M. Lycett
Beverly
H. O. Marshal
Beach Bluff
Newcastle
Wentworth
Isles OF Shoals
Appledore
Rye Beach
Farragut
Hampton Beach
Portland
Falmouth
Bangor
Kennebunk
J. H. Otis
Old Orchard
G. E. Fogg
Mouse Island
Samoset
MT. Desert
D. Foster
W. Bee
Hingham
Eat Breen’s
Nantasket
Brown
Cohasset
Bates
Scituate
Brown's
Duxbury
Peterson’s. Plymouth
C. A. Smith
E. E. C. Swift
Sandwich
Shevlin
S. Hyannis
William Fowler
South Dennis
Underwood's
Harwichport
Bargiss
Brewster
Also Mentioned on This Page
West New Bricutoy
Revere
Nantucket
Hazewell
Robert B. Hall
C. E. Thompson
North Stratford
Augustus Doe
the Weirs
Hugh Brown
Warren Street
Kilmarnock
Scotland
Highland Presbyterian Church
Scots Charitable Society
Clan McKenzie
Charles Birth
Havana
Henry Tudor Brownell
Hartford
Lloy
Bishop Brownell
Connecticut Episcopal Diocese
New York City
Trinity Church
McClellan
Elisha N. Welch
E. N. Welch
Jamaica Plain
Newton's Centenarian
MAN Milliners
City Hall Notes
Reserve Police Force
Dugan
Patrick Lynch
J. McCauley
Jacob Bradford
Simeon Alexander
Dover Street
Bennett
Station 4
Bradford
Great Head
Custom House
H. 8. Briggs
Consolidated Railroad
Winchester
Woburn
Stoneham
Melrose
Malden
Medford-Malden
John McDonough
Thomas Roche
Thomas Reed
Henry Savage
Broad Street
Joshua Littlefield
Loston Daily Advertiser
Littlefield
Advertiser
Atlas
Journal
Union
Transcript
Supreme Judicial Court
Devens, J
California
San Francisco
Stoc
Alta
Best & Belcher
Mt. Dia Solo
Heen Bodie
Ophir
Eaeete Teas
Potosi
Crown Point
Eureka
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Rwetee Hale & Norerosa
Combina
G.o.taylor
C.H. Graves & Sons, Sole Proprietors
the Post
Gorham
Glen House
Franconia Notch
Profile
Plymouth
Penntyor Uate
R. Tapper
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