Patrick Mahoney Arraigned in Connors Murder Case
HAVERHILL Mass Aug 3 Patrick Mahoney was arraigned in police court charged with killing Patrick Connors by striking him with a bar of iron. Hearing postponed to Aug 5. Remanded to Lawrence jail. Mahoney, an inebriate, had resided in Dover and Manchester before his arrest. He is described as crazed by alcohol and claiming an enemy named Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Mahoney
Patrick Connors
Haverhill
Mass
Commonwealth
Lawrence
Mahoney
Dover
N. H
Manchester
Connors
Pears
Lynch
Noted convict Neuville dies in Ohio state prison
Colum Bus Aug 3 A convict died in the state prison here. He was sentenced as Charles Neu ville for seven years for bigamy. He claimed Russian and English military ties, lived a roaming life, and had married 15 women, the last being Miss Whitney of Detroit. He died after two weeks of intermittent fever and had revealed his real name as Charles Edward Neuville Censmieski with a Russian title. The warden notified his estranged wife in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ColumBus
Charles Neuville
Toledo
America
Charles J. Whitney
Detroit
Standard Theatre
Chicago
Betersboro
Ont
Lasters Union Interfering With Maine Laborers
Portland Maine August 3 report says Lynn driven unionists undercover to Maine with a Norway branch to push wage hikes. Bartlettt and Co Norway, linked to Spinney Lynn, employs 200, all joined the Lasters union. Wage rise demand met with refusal, threaten strike and possible move to Lynn. No efforts yet in Portland or Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasters
Maine
Portland
Lynn
Lasters’ Union
Norway
L. B. Bartlett & Co
B. F. Spinney & Co
Bartlettt & Co
B.F. Spinney & Co
Slasters
Lewiston
Phelan Convicted in Boston for Passing 50 Cent Note
A Boston court recently sentenced W. C. Phelan to prison after a conviction for passing a 50 cent note. C. H. Torrey of New York has sent a letter to Col. Tamont asking President Cleveland to review the case, alleging unjust conviction, perjured testimony by U S officials, and personal malice behind the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. C. Phelan
Boston
Phelan
C. H.torrey
Col. Tamont
Cleveland
Torrey
A St Paul Man In His Own House Hands Over His Valuables
A masked burglar stormed the residence of Hon. W. R. Merriam in St Paul Minnesota on Sunday morning. He confronted Merriam in the hall and, with a pistol, compelled the exchange of valuables totaling about 600 dollars including diamond studs shirt buttons and a gold watch. The thief fled untracked due to his masked status and police protection is urged amid public demand for security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Mion
Oakes
W. R. Merriam
Petrified Squirrel Found in Wisconsin Pine Heart
In central Wisconsin near Knowlton a woodman found a petrified squirrel inside a tree. William Mulhollen, owner, shipped it to President Cleveland and received a letter of thanks stating the specimen will be preserved in the Washington public museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Wisconsin
Knowlton
William Mulhollen
Cleveland
Washington
Millville rubber workers seek settlement with Banigan
A Providence committee of strikers from Millville met Joseph Banigan to arrange a settlement and resumption of work. Banigan said he would pay current market rates for the work, inviting the workers to return when ready. The committee gave the impression a favorable report would be presented at tomorrow’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Millville
Joseph Banigan
Banigan
Large Mackerel Run At Cape Cod Bay Delights Fleet
In Wellfleet Massachusetts six arrivals in 24 hours from eastern waters average 375 barrels of mackerel per vessel. Immense schools of fish in the bay described as the largest and best in years. A large fleet of seine boats from Provincetown and Dennis anchored tonight, all reporting good catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellfleet
Mass
Cape Cod Bay
Provincetown
Dennis
Embezzlement case heard in Marlboro police court
Commonwealth v George M Sawtelle charged with embezzling from J W Pope at various times from Sept 21 1883 to July 1884. Trial before Judge Enos T Luce. Probable cause found on three counts and Sawtelle held in $500 for grand jury at Lowell in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
Commonwealth
George M. Sawtelle
J. W. Pope
Enos T. Luce
Watertown
Granada
Lowell
Salvation Army Holds Grand Convention in Star Rink Barracks
In Haverhill Massachusetts the American wing of the Salvation Army held a grand convention at Star Rink Barracks with Gen. S E Moore Maj Unter and staff present. About 200 soldiers from Salem Lynn Manchester NH and other areas attended a banquet and presentation of colors at seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Salvation Army
Star Rink Barracks
S. £. Moore
Statf
Maj. Unter
Salem
Lynn
Manchester
N. H
Cheshire express train hits team near West street crossing
Fitchburg Mass Aug 3 The Cheshire express train struck a team at West street crossing shortly after 5 PM killing Edgar Tenney and injuring George Ording who suffered a broken leg and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Mass
West Street Crossing
Edgar Tenney
George Ording
Leominster
Massachusetts General Hospital
Eighth national convention of St Patrick’s alliance opens
Jamaica Long Island August 3 The eighth national convention of St Patrick's alliance of America is held here today About 200 delegates attend from New York New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania Indiana Illinois and Ohio The session is secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
L. I
St. Patrick’s Alliance of America
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
William Hanna in New Bedford Shooting Attempt
William Hanna a moulder at Grinnell's foundry in New Bedford attempted death by own action by shooting at Fairhaven while intoxicated. He escaped with singed hair and skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bepford
Mass
William Hanna
Grinnel
Fairhaven
Avon Man Takes Paris Green Tragedy Strikes Hartworp
John Sheridan of Avon reportedly killed himself by ingesting Paris green on Sunday in Hartworp. A physician was summoned after friends learned of his condition, but he could not be saved.
Shot Kills Two in Kentucky Election Row
In Fayette county near Athens two men named Veal and Waller were shot and killed by Bud Hart who was wounded. The report notes Hub Punch contains more conviviality hospitality and liberality than in any other article and mentions grocers and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Athens
Fayette County
Veal
Waller
Bud Hart
Boston Wins Goelet Cups In Newport Regatta
Boston yachts dominate the Goelet cups in a brisk 45 mile race from Luckenbach to Brenton's reef lightship and back. Puritan defeats Priscilla by 11 minutes 40 seconds in the sloops, Fortuna beats Montauk in the schooners, with cheers and crowds thronging the harbor as verdicts are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newponrt
R. I
Boston
Luckerback
Montart and
Stebbins
Regatta Committee
New York Yacht Club
Newport
F. E. Peabody
M. K. Abbott
W. P. Fowle
H. G. Huntington
Russell S. Codman
J. T. Burr, Jr
J. Burwin
Bug Luckenbach
Brenton
Reef
S. M
Polynia
Brenton’s Reef
Gen. Butler
America
Mr. Weldon
United States
Yacht Club
Portuna
Priscilla
Monican
Fortuna
Montauk
Brenton’s
Gracie
Isis
Newport Cliffs
Easton
Herreshoff
Jay Gould
Easton’s Point
Puritan
Yigs
Boston’s Point
Lively
Grayling
New London
Mohican
Athlon
Bedouin
Commorant Light
Richard Sutton
Commorant
Newport Harbor
Douglas
Ogden Goelet
Norseman
Weld
Wanderer
Luckenback
Henry S. Hovey
Edward Burgess
M. J. Forbes
C. J. Paine
Foreign News from London and Paris Light on Aug 3
London reports Sir Charles Dilke attends Commons amid scandal. Chamberlain and Smith in place as war minister outlines railway abandonment from Suakim Berber and troop withdrawals. Telegraph tariff to rise Oct 1. Salvation Army clash in Paris. Afghan frontier rumors. cholera and earthquakes noted. Sotheby sale lists high prices for Byron and Dickens manuscripts. extra dispatches from Nubia and Marseilles quarantine. Munster bank liquidation in Ireland announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Dilke
House of Commons
Joseph Chamerlain
W. H. Smith
Suakim
Berber
John Manners
Salvationists
Paris
Salvation Army
Kuchan
Teheran
Meruchak
Ashabad
Maprio
Tashkend
Russia
Bisheerzek
Suluk
Belovodsk
Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge
Byron
Corinth
Charles Dickens
Disraeli
Heaven
Kief Cablegram
Slattin Bey
Grenfell
Osman Digna
Senaar
Blue Nile
Nubia
el Mahdi
Chamber of Deputies
MM. Leon Say
Jules Simon
Trieste
Marseilles
Mediterranean
Algiers
Publin
Cork
Dublin
Munster
Maprip
Spain
Regiment seeks funds for state funeral escort
Monday's Post reports the first regiment aims to raise money for a fitting military representation at General Grant's funeral. Col Wellington issues appeals to Boston areas including Cambridge Chelsea Natick Brockton Taunton Fall River New Bedford. subscriptions already received from Jordan Marsh Co Cer 100, Kidcer Peabody 100, Gen A P Martin 100, Eben D Jordan 100, Boston Herald 100, N W Rice 100, Boston Globe 59. A committee with Gen A P Martin Eben D Jordan Col K M Pulsifer Col Charles H Taylor and S F Wilkins will oversee collecting efforts and sub committees will canvass listed towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Wellington
Boston
Cambridge
Chelsea
Natick
Brockton
Taunton
Fall River
New Bedford
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Kidcer, Peabody & Co
A. P. Martin
The
Boston Herald
N. W. Rice
Boston Globe
Gen. A. P. Martin
Eben D. Jordan
Col
K. M. Pulsifer
Charles H. Taylor
8. F. Wilkins
Howard National Bank
Funeral preparations as Gen Grant’s body lies in state
Mount McGregor N Y Aug 3 Gen Hancock and staff arrive from Saratoga for funeral arrangements. A large crowd gathers at the cottage and formalities include salutes, a mountain service, and Meade post ritual. Delegations from St Louis and New York officials coordinate attendance and processions.
Memorial services for Gen Grant in Westminster Abbey urged
London aug 3 distinguished Englishmen including the duke of Cambridge ar ranging to attend the memorial services for Gen Ulysses S Grant at Westminster Abbey tomorrow. American visitors such as Chief Justice Waite and Senators Edmunds Hawley will also be present. The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts memorializes Grant, praising his leadership and character and planning mourning observances and a funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Citizens’ Committee
Citizens’ Committee of 100
Grace
Albany
Gen. Grant
Grand Central Depot
Westminster Abbey
London
Duke of Cambridge
Marquis of Lorne
Lord Wolseley
M. Martinez
Chil
England
Gen
Grant
Gladstone
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts
Faneuihall
Ancient and Honorable Artilley Company of
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Ulysses S. Grant
Mt. McGregor
Saratoga County
N. Y
Grant Monument Association
Broadway
United States
Grant Memorial Association
Richard Z. Greener
Fifth Avenue
Shirtieth Street
Hendricks Not Seeking Higher Honors, Aide Says
Vice President Hendricks has no desire for the Democratic nomination in 1888 and plans to retire from politics in 1889. His private secretary dismisses reports of future ambitions, stating Hendricks is content with 1876 and 1884 support and will stay as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hughes East
Hendricks
Indiana
Indian Territory
Liumar
Gen. Sheridan
Manning
Albright
Higgits
Second Auditor’s
Congress
Vernon
Washington Monument
Frank F. Claussen
Leonard Magruder
New Orleans
Baltimore and Ohio wires under Gould dispute denied
D. H. Bates of the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph company denied any deal with Jay Gould. Robert Garrett, in Germany, called rumors false and said no arrangement with Western Union exists. Garrett will return to London in August to review plans for Baltimore and Ohio expansion and a Portland line opens with Atlantic Telegraph connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Jay Gould
D. H. Bates
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Robert Garrett
Germany
Baltimore and Ohio
Gould
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Bates
Hamburg
New York
Western Union Company
London
Mr. Bates
Portland
Parker C. Chandler
John W. Deering
The
Atlantic Telegraph Company
Notable Church Anniversary in Middletown Connecticut
Hartford dispatch reports Middletown marked the centenary of the first ordination in the United States by Bishop Seabury. Clergy and bishops gathered at the Church of the Holy Trinity to recall the 1785 ordination of Connecticut candidates Pino Shelton Ashbel Baldwin Henry Vandyck and Maryland’s Colin Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Seabury
Middletown
Connecticut
Pino Shelton
Ashbel Baldwin
Henry Vandyck
Maryland
Colin Ferguson
Church of the Holy Trinity
Williams
Samuel Hart
Trinity College
Clarke
Bridgeport
Imade
Woodbury
Christ Church
Jeremah Lenaming
Seabuarra
Abraham Jarvis
Beardsley
New Haven
Seventh annual reunion of Lynn City guards at Tri Mountain
The seventh annua reunion of the old Lynn City guards will be held at the Tri Mountain house Nabant next Friday evening. A meeting of the water supply committee Monday discussed reducing rates but no final action was taken. Sneak thieves entered a house on Ireson street Monday and stole a coat pants and vest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Ireson Street
New Bedford Post Seeks Funds For Grant Funeral Trip
In New Bedford the post reports only 200 needed to cover expenses for 150 men attending Gen Grant's funeral in New York. The group will sail on the steamer Newport from Fall River with headquarters at the Everett House. Bark Veronica, Azevedo, sailed to Western Island with whaling stores. J. Vitarino, who had boarded, was arrested for attempting to leave the country with money obtained under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Committee of Post
Grant
New York
Newport
Fall River
Everett House
Veronica
Azevedo
Western Island
J. Vitarino
Tornado and flood wrecks hit Philadelphia Camden area
A violent cyclone swept from Pennsylvania into New Jersey and Philadelphia on August 3, wrecking hundreds of homes, killing at least three people and injuring many more. It damaged the Maj Reybold and Peerless, struck John Dialogues’s shipyards, and tore through Richmond and Camden causing extensive property losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Greenwich Point
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
Maj. Reybold
Peerless
Emory Townsend
Eugene Reybold
Reybold
Jersey
John Dialogues
Kaighn
Second
Fifth Streets
Delaware
Petty’s Island
25Th Ward
Richmond
Camden
Chas, Daizey
Henry Stevens
Port Richmond
Lizzie McVeigh
Emery Townsend
Major Reybold
Charles Daizey
American Dr
Steward Johnson
Pacific
John Melcher
Benjamin Smith
Alonso Maxwell
Chas. Thompson
Camden Tool Works
Jacob Miller
Freedom W Peak
John Sik
Owen Locke
Josephine McKinley
John Brown
Annie McVeagh
Lizzie McVeagh
Francis Golden
Michael Kent
Wm. N. Harb
Short & Harb
Short & Harb’s
Annie Roltz
Annie Raven
Emma Powers
Emma Thomas
Emma Michever
John Thornton
Salem
N. J
Chicago
ChicaGco
Maryland
Baltimore
Carroll County
Westminster
Union Bridge
Hanover Branch
Washington County
Geleman
Frederick City
Harrison Street
Centre Market
Destructive Toronto sugar refinery fire devastates Esplanade
A massive blaze swept the Toronto Sugar Refinery complex and nearby warehouses on the Esplanade, fed by an east wind. The glucose factory, docks, and numerous boat houses were destroyed or damaged, with losses rumored over 1 million dollars. Firefighters faced extreme heat as flames spread nine blocks east of the refinery. One watchman unaccounted for. several sailors burned escaping the burning Annie Mulvey. Two alarms were triggered for a smaller blaze at Trumbull and Brookline streets with modest losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Toronto Sugar Refinery Company
Esplannade
Esplanade
Henry Wort
Annie Mulvey
Rogers
William McCallum
Port Hope
Thomas Aglow
James McCallum
William
Scott Street
Princess
Yonge Streets
A. T.fulton
John Lays
George Gooderheim
W. H. Beatty
James Michie & Co
Rozer
Sauber
Evans
Heake
Guiselle
Abbottson
Walsh, James & Co
Currie, Martin & Co
Corporation
Wiman
Mrs. Rennardson
Hamilton & Son
G. & J. Warin
Adamson
J. C. Graham
H. Williams
W.M. Polson & Co
J. M. Beard
J. O.1ys
Lionel Yorke
Vale & Vet
Ontario Twiner’s Supply Company
Ontario
Mazeppa
Annie Craig
Thursa
Church Street
Madeline
Mary Ann
Church and
Bayside Rowing Club
Cook, Jones & Englis Works
George Lumber
Hamilton
Mrs. Grient
D. M. Lorsch
P. Burn
Yonge Street
Trumbull Street
Brookline Street
D. R. Palmer
Thomas H. Duggan
Duggan
J. A. Lawler
Pemberton
Swift
Piper and Gray
United States
Canada
New York
New York Daily Commercial Bulletin
Boston
Crawford House
Telegraph
Baltimore
M. Laupheimer, Son & Co
Eutaw Street
Pratt
Michael Halloran
South Framingham
Lorenzo Woodbury
Still River
Bolton
St. Louiis
Opera House
Bowling Green
Baltimore County
Hunter Brady
New Hampshire Camp Meeting Set for Aug 11
The New Hampshire Camp Meeting association will hold its annual gathering in Weeinrs starting August 11 for four days with a lineup of speakers including Mrs. J. K. Barney, Mrs. Sarah A. Lombard, Mrs. M. V. B. Knox, Rev. J. W. Hamilton, Boston, Hon. W. P. Frye of Maine, Hon. F. P. Lumney of Vermont, Hon. H. W. Blair, and C. A. Sulloway of Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WeEinrs
N. H
New Hampshire Camp Meeting Association
Anable Corps
J. K. Barney
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Sarah A. Lombard
M. V. B. Knox
New Hampshire W. C. T. U
J. W. Hamilton
Boston
W. P. Frye
Maine
F. P. Lumney
Vermont
H. W. Blair
C. A. Sulloway
Manchester
Old Fire Laddies Reunion of Boston and Providence Veterans
Providence and Boston fire veterans gathered at the Pines after a march from Faneuil Hall led by Capt. John S. Camrell. The event featured old signals, relics, and a banquet with speeches by Providence and Boston leaders, praising friendship and veteran tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Providence
the Pines
Yachting Amusements and Club Meetings
The Salem Bay Yacht club runs a 9 30 A M yacht cruise from Juniper Point for enrolled members and ladies. The South Boston Yacht club holds a regular monthly meeting at City Point on Wednesday. The Dorchester Yacht club also meets at Harrison Square on Friday at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Bay
Lyme reunion scheduled for Aug. 6 in Hanover
Hanover New Hampshire reports extensive preparations for a Lyme N H reunion on Thursday Aug. 6. A large tent will host exercises including prayer by Rev. E P Butler welcome by Dr C F Kingsbury response by Piot Perry of Williams College a historical address by F H Allen of Boston a poem by W A Converse of Stewartson an original hymn by Mrs Lucy F Johnson of New Haven Conn and a free concert in the evening by Hiali's band of Kosten.
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Boston Post
Acolumn
Aod
Post Publishing CC
Boston Bost
Telegraph and Mail
Court House
Paris Green
Kentucky
H. M.S. Fortuna
H. M.S. Puritan
Recsecescesane
Athon
Cecere
Ss. Wsstss
Fortouna
Inner Harbor
Foreign News
Sir Charles Dilke
FERS
Regiment Appeal
Gen. Hancock
Eic
Saratoga
Rufus Ingalls
A.J. Perry
Asa Bird Gardner
G. S. L. Ward
Charles Sutherland
William Ludlow
John P. Nicholson
Finley Anderson
John H. Weeks
Jas. S. Wharton
Eugene Griffin
Joseph W. Drexel
Twelfth Infantry
Fifth Artillery
Hancock
Fred Grant
Schuyler Crosby
Montana
Masao
MT. McGreGcor
Meade Post
Sherman
War Department
Guard of Honor
Associated Press
McGregor
M. J. Cramer
U.S. Grant
Orville Grant
Fred F
H. L. Dent
N. K. Honore
Virginia
Washington Committee
Fitz Hugh Lee
G?weral
Washington News
SHK
Baltionrse
NEW Bedford Notes
Gloucester
Snow
Bass Rocks
Nathan Gower
Cumberland Mills
Vicinity
Cecil County
Harford County
Middletown Valley
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah, Pa
Hillsboro
N. H. Contocook
William McNeal
Milford
Z. C. Field
John S. Mead
George B. Blake
Weirs
John S. Camrell
Cherrington
Point of Pines
Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association
Charlestown
Roxbury
Dahlgren Flute
John 8. Camrell
Thomas Melvill
Mr. Melvill
Heige
Melvill
C. H. Watrus
Peter Hobart
George A. Newton
J. P. Nolan
Joseph H. Lorong
State
Tremont
Boylston
Providence Depot
Camrell
Prince
Mills
Cunningham
Wiley
Newton
Chapin
Titus
Anthony
Blake
Downs
Donovan
Rice
Kemp
Miss Pool
Hotel Pines
Damrell
Cyprus
Providence Veterans
Boston Veterans
Cate
Providence Association
Capt
Father Kemp
Carpenter
E. M. Jenks
Henry V. A. Josselyn
Walling
Acre
Charlestown Association
McIntyre
Eastern Railroad
Causeway
Merrimac
Sudbury
West Street
Webber
Tremont Streets
Tremont House
Hawkins Street
Scollay Square
Fanneil Hall
Sporting Matters
Bostons
St. Louis
Black Diamonds
Mr. Lucas
Sweeney
Whitney
Morrill
Quinn
Boyle
Sutton
Wise
Seery
Glasscock
Frody
Diamonds
Hackett
Briody
Shafer
LOUTS
Gunning
Shaffer
X-T St. Louisice
Empire—Sullivan
Radbourn
Providences
Detroits
R. IB
Po.a.e
Radford
McQuery
Giligan
SiCrane
Denny
McGuire
Bassett
Quest.as
Rk Btaree
Wood
Mcuire
Casey
Ferguson
Tims
Chicagos
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Buffalos
Louisvilles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New England
Brocktons
Lawrences
Capt. Morrill
Globe Tea Company
F. Anderson
Ruggles Street
Brouthers
Richardson
Rowe
Kain
Serad
Buffalo
Milk, Near
Washington St
Bostom
Advanos
Boston Semi-Weerly Post
Boston Weekly Post
Anne Tus
POST
Treasurer Post Publishing Co
Boston Bicycle Club
Messrs. E. P. Burnham
L. J. Martelle
W. H. Huntley
W. A. Rhodes
Dorchester
Bailey’s Hotel
South Natick
Martelle
Huntley
Burnham
Rhodes
South
Wellesley
Grantville
Newton Lower Falls
Beacon Street
Newton Centre
Reservoir
Gate House
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Winship
Cambridge Streets
Brighton Avenue
No. St Beacon Street
Isaac Martelle
Saratoga Maces
Kirkman
Scottish Lass
Cal Cowan
Aretino
Farewell
Leman
Baron Faverat
Sapphire
Sam Powers
Doubt
Banaona
Vindix
Capt. Curry
Abraham
Sorsard
Lyme
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