Ripple Yacht Damaged In Newport Collision
Steam yacht Ripple owned by W Wharton of Philadelphia was struck amidships at Reynolds's dock in Newport by schooner Nellis Eaton of Calais. The bow crashed into the yacht as the schooner dragged her anchor while trying to dock under mainsail causing damage to fittings estimated at least 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newrport
R.I
Speciar
Ripple
Rhode Island Cruise Abandoned by Storm
Special weather forced the Rhode Island club cruise to abort the remainder of the voyage. The squadron dispersed at Potter's Cove with intent to sail to Wickford canceled. Rhoda Ana Peri Wilful Nellie Arthur and Franklin proceeded to Newport to await the New York club. others returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Rhode Island
Potter's Cove
Newport
New Bedford
Provence
R. IL
Rhode Island Club
Potter’s Cove
Wickford
Rhoda
Ana
Peri
Wilful
Nellie
Arthur
Franklin
New York Club
Yachts at Newport Harbor Open for Week’s Races
Newport Newport Aug 5 yachts are arriving for the upcoming races. In harbor are steamers Alva Wanda Vidette Stranger Magnolia Sakoonet Wampanoag Norseman Constellation Columbia Amona Quickstep Fenella Verena Alpha and others including sloops Peri Iolanthe Alene Cinderella Egir Tomahawk cutters Maggie Bantam with Quickstep noted as coming off the ways today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Sprctar
Alva
Wanda
Vidette
Stranger
Magnolia
Sakoonet
Wampanoag
Hoouvers Norseman
Constellation
Columbia
Amona
Quickstep
Fenella
Verena
Alpha
Peri
Iolanthe
Alene
Cinderella
Egir
Maggie
Bantam
Petrel and Other Yachts Reported in Port
A new reproxp note dated Aug 5 reports Petrel at this port undergoing a five foot mast shortening and planned westward sailing at week’s end. Steam yacht Fire Fly of Boston travels to Fish Island railway for repairs while steam yacht Gleam and sloop Cricket stay docked tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrel
Reproxp
Fire Fly
Boston
Fish Island Railway
Gleam
Cricket
Dorchester Yacht Club Race Postponed
The open Dorchester Yacht Club race scheduled for yesterday was postponed due to heavy weather. Only one yacht in each class appeared, so officials decided not to start. A new date has not been fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Club
Dorchester Yacht Club
Watson criticizes new deed of gift for America Cup
Glasgow observer notes Mr. Watson argues the challenger has full vessel data and ten months to build, while the defender starts from near complete designs. He calls the new deed a bid to secure easy triumph and cites Royal Clyde Club opposition and possible royal endorsement of clubs’ stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Y.C
Royal Clyde Club
Sweet
New York Yacht Club
Thistle
Royal Squadron
Watson
Mr. Watson
Last Day at Newcastle in Wright Ditson Tennis Event
Wet conditions halted play in Newcastle New Hampshire as Campbell and Huntington win a rain interrupted doubles match. Williston Wright advance in finals against Hovey Weeden with a sequence of tight games and deuce points. Contests at Mossly Hall proceed with singles matches as courts recover and plans shift to Nahant tournament offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Newcastle
N. H
Wright Ditson
Campbell
Huntington
Lee
Tallant
See and
Williston
Wright
Hovey
Weeden
Winers
Willistonegan
Deuce
Right
Serving
Boore
Eeeey
Ovey
Vantage Ad
Wiliston
Wrignt
Heucead
Eeden
Hoveyost
Heuce
C. A. Chase
Bar Harger
Malory
KE. C. Cushman
E. N. Scott
K. Shaw
M. KR. Duval
The Apache Mission at Mt Vernon Progress Report
A sub committee report on teaching Apache prisoners at Mt Vernon barracks Alabama describes progress since March 4 with about sixty children under influence, a Sunday school, and English learning. It notes health and discipline gains, need for schoolhouse and farm training, and argues for relocation to an Eastern home for broader civilized instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Citizenship Committee
Mt. Vernon Barracks
Alabama
Sinclair
U.S.A
Painter
Mt. Vernon
Major
Fort Marion
Annie White
Sunday School
Litchfield
Conn
Geronimo
Incentine Tilyon Booth
Marion E. Stephens
Rye Beach summer social scene gathers notable guests
At Rye Beach New Hampshire 10000 summer visitors enjoy a rainless spell as arrivals include Samuel Bell and family from Philadelphia James Murray Kay from Brooklyn and many others. Notable events feature a progressive euchre party at Little Boar's Head and a pianoforte recital for St Andrew's church. The Tuskegee Singers perform at the Casino and Professor Parsons builds a premier cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Beach
N.H
Sorcraw
Rye
Farragut
Newton
Ray and Family
St. Louis
J. Cumnock
Chicopee
Ridgely
C. H. Bulkley
Cleveland
Hector McKenzie
Edith Blane
Cambridge
James
Stearns
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rising Sun
P. C. Cheney
Manchester
N. H
Little Boar’s Head
Charles Bradbury
Boston
Miss Lewis
St. Andrew’s-by-the-sea
Batchelder’s
Richard Hoffman
Seaview House
Newcastle
Tuskegee Singers
Alabama
Parsons
Maine
They Couldn’t Solve Daly In Opening Game Upset
In Indianapolis Aug 5 the Hoosiers fell 4 to 2 to Boston as Daly’s delivery troubled the home team. Boyle pitched well for Boston with solid support. Denny and Daily contributed in the field, while Glasscock missed a train and attendance reached 1100. Other scores noted include New Yorks over Chicagos and Cleveland’s win over Washingtons in a day of minor games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Young Daly
Hoosiers
Boston
Boyle
Denny
Glasscock
Cincinnati
Kostons
K. BH. PO
Rieh'd'sn
Js Sullivan
Johnston
Os Buesley
Smith
McGeachy
Ganzel
Busett
Daly
Bosons
Sullivan
Richardson
Hines
Kelly
Brown
Bostons
Imes
bail—Ganzel
Curry
Cutcaco
Chicagos
NEW Yorks
R.bh
PO. A. R
RBH
Gore
Ryan
Tiernan
Ewing
Duffy
Connor
Ol Nson
Richa'd
Oilfeffer
Ward
Darling
O'Rourke
Burns
Whitney
Gumbert
O'Day
Bastian
Keefé
Reed
New York
O’ Rourke
Dutfy
Dutty
Anson
Pfeffer
Ernan
Ivan
Wore
van Haltern
Guinbert
Cleveland
O’brien
Senators
Ferson
Pittsburg
Penn
Galvin
Sanders
Gleason
Miller
Morris
Carroll
Beckley
Meyers
Farrar
Reat
Bids Opened for Cochituate Dam Project by Water Board
The Water Board opened proposals from Moulton and Mahoney, Parker, and Rowe for Lake Cochituate dam work. Totals range from 26,676 to 29,320 and the bid scope includes earth excavation, clay puddle, stone masonry, concrete, block paving, rubble paving, brick masonry and spruce lumber. No contract awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Cochituate
Water Board
Moulton & Mahoney
Charles W. Parker
Thomas A. Rowe
Baker to be sent to Maine after arrest in city
Hiram A. Baker, wanted in Steuben Maine for breaking and entering Linnall B. Noyes store, was arrested yesterday in this city and will be sent to Maine to face charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Maine
Hiram A. Baker
Steuben
Linnall B. Noyes
Scores From Nearby Games
In Hartford Hartford, the 7 to b Lowell team won at New Haven New Havens where Worcester 2 beat them. Philadelphia Brooklyn team defeated Athletics 13 to 0. Baltimore Cincinnati clash saw Baltimores 2 and Baltimore 3. Columbus Columbus routed Kansas Citys 5 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Hartfords
Lowells
New Haven
New Havens
Worcesters
Philadelphia
Brooklyns
Athletics
Baltimore
Cincinnatis
Baltimores
Columbus
Kansas Citys
Copper box found in Merchants' Exchange cornerstone
Workmen tearing down the old Merchants' Exchange at 53 State Street recovered a copper box embedded in the cornerstone. It was sent to the Bostonian Society committee including Curtis Guild Samuel H. Russell William Clarence Burrage and Major George O. Carpenter. Receipt was acknowledged by clerk Clarence Burrage. The box remains unopened and will likely stay sealed for a few days while some committee members are away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
State Street
Bostonian Society
Messrs
Curtis Guild
Samuel H. Russell
William Clarence Burrage
George O. Carpenter
Clarence Burrage
Aldermen authorize tree trimming along telegraph wires
At yesterday's meeting the Western Union and Postal Telegraph Cable companies and the fire alarm department were granted permission to trim trees interfering with jointly operated telegraph wires between Northampton street and the Dedham line through Albany Dearborn Zeigler Harrison avenue Dudley and Washington. Work will be supervised by the city forester and at no cost to his department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Cable Companies
Fire Alarm Department
Northampton Street
Dedham
Albany
Dearborn
Zeigler
Harrison Avenue
Dudley
Washington
The Professor at Oakland Garden Theatre
A review notes Olive Roberts as Daisy Brown gives the brightest performance while James O Barrows fails to animate the title role. The production shows earnest effort and commendable music and scenery though the play needs more delicate handling by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Garden
Gillette
Oakland Garden Theatre
Daisy Brown
Olive Roberts
James O. Barrows
Merchants' Week Association lists Boston firms joining
A long roster shows clothing boots and shoes dry goods and many trades joining the Boston Merchants' Week Association for the September convention. Membership exceeds last year with subscriptions reaching about $3000 and 18-269 firms listed including 10 named clothing boot and related houses and many others across paints drugs grocers and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Merchants’ Week Association
Merchants’ Week Association
Howard W. Spurr
Commercial Street
Boston
Boston Clothing Company
J. B. Barnaby Company
Bouve & Daniels
Cushing, Olmstead & Snow
Davis, Hopkins & Bates
Freeland, Loomis & Co
Isaac Fenno & Co
Charles Green & Co
D. M. Hodgdon & Co
Hopkins, Richmond & Co
Leland, Rice & Co
Lewis & Cohen
Miner, Beal & Co
Leopold Morse & Co
Macallar
Parker & Co
Myers & Andrews
Raphael & Lewenberg
O. Reinstein & Co
Rhodes, Ripley & Co
A. Shuman & Co
G. W. Simmons & Co
Smith, Whiting, Connor & Co
Spitz Bros. & Mork
Standard Clothing Company
Thompson, Pe & Willis
Whitten, Burdett & Oung
Boots
Batchelder & Lincoln
H. E. Boynton
Burrell, Houghton & Co
Chase, Hewitt & Co
G. F. Daniels & Co
E. P. Dodge Manufacturing
Poor, Towne & Co
Charles Richardson & Co
Charles W. Trainer & Co
John F. Nickerson & Co
Silas Peirce & Co
Saville, Somes & Co
Sears & Co
Sleeper & Co
Howard W. Spurr & Co
Wason, Peirce & Co
George H. Weeks & Co
Heal, Higgins & Henderson
Bradford
Thomas & Co
Fred Butterfield & Co
Farley, Harvey & Co
C. F. Hovey & Co
Jackson, Mandell & Daniell
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Russ, Cobb & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Wheeler, Blodgett, & Co
R. H. White & Co
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Carter, Carter & Kilham
G. S. Cheney, & Co
Cutler Bros. & Co
Gil
J. W. Roberts & Co
W. F. Robinson & Co
John P. Squire & Co
Chase & Co
Dickey & Co
Fobes
Hayward & Co
Walter M. Lowney
McDonald & Perkins
Henry 8
Bridgham & Co
Clement &iSoule
Lovett, Hart & Phipps Co
Neal Morse & Co
W.N. Todd & Co
Samuel Williams
Bigelow & Dowse
Bolles, Kimball & Wilde
Brooks, Baldwin & Robbins
Cutler, Woodrough & Co
Dame, Stoddard & Kendall
Robert M. Diaz & Co
Frye, Phi
Coleman, Mead , Co
Davis, Pitts & Co
Lally & Collins
Walker-Stetson-Sawyer Company
Allen, Lane & Co
Danforth, Clark & Co
Lawrence & Co
Smith, Hoga & Gardner
White, Payson & Co
Joseph W. Woods, Crockery
Abram French & Co
Jones, McCuffee & Stratton
Morey, Churchill & Morey
Nicholson, Frost & Co
Nickerson & Blodgett
Norcross, Mellen & Co
Chase & Sanborn
Dwinell, Hayward & Co
F.D. Maynard & Co
D. & L. Slade Co
Stickney & Poor
Winslow, Rund & Watson
B. T. Babbitt
Curtis, Davis & Co
James C. Davis & Son
L. Jones & Co
Proctor & Gamble
Mark A. Torrey & Co
Baertoh Carter & Co
Carter, Rice & Co. (Corp
Pulsifer, Jordan & Pfaff
Stimpson & Co
A. L. Tribble & Co
Dyer
Rice & Co
Moore, Smith & Co
North, Fiske & Co
Spaulding & Co
Taylor Bros. ‘ Stoves
Magee Furnace Company
Smith & Anthony Stove Company
Juttle & Bailey Manufacturing Company
Walker & Pratt Manufacturing Company
Horace E. Walker
Keany Elected President by Boston Democratic Meeting
The Boston Democratic city committee elected Matthew Keany as permanent chairman during a peaceful gathering led by Patrick Maguire. He is expected to be confirmed again tonight and to call a Friday meeting to finalize the organization, with hopes for party unity and focus on common foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Democracy
Democratic City Committee
Meionaon
Patrick Maguire
Matthew Keany
Court House
Keany
Boston
Maguire
Reed
Charlestown
Creed
Ward
Ward 6
P. D. Dwyer
Mr. Keany
Democratic Party
Matthew _Keany
Democratic
John H. Sullivan
McLellan
Hotels Guests List From Various Cities Abounds
A long list of guests staying at hotels across New York Boston Philadelphia and other cities is reported. Names include Youngs Sandel Balls Webb Holmes Knowles Black Posterthwaith Platte Edgerly Warfield Parker Brin and many others with spouses and families. The compilation reads as a social register of travelers and residents visiting major hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Wilson
J. B. Burns
Philadelhia
C. E. Furman
Pichenee
X.Y
C. J. Bonaparte
J. Day
Baltimore
Robert H. Cuca
New York
Vanderpool and Son
Morristown
N. Tremost
A. H. Elliot
W. Drescher
Rochester
N. Y
E. Walter Histed
Pittsburg
G. Cramer and Family
St. Louis
The Macintosh Coats Offered at Bargain Prices
Hall Rubber Company promotes Macintosh coats as excellent quality, odorless, and warrantied at an exceptionally low price. The rush has led to immense sales recently, and the ad urges men to buy before vacation and stock runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macintosh
Hall Rubber Company
NOTES ABOUT THE CITY AND LOCAL EVENTS
The New England delegates to the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America meet in Cleveland on August 7, with a special train leaving Fitchburg depot. The city tax grace period is extended to Thursday due to City Hall closure on Wednesday. Joseph Crow, 35, was injured by a premature rock blast on Humboldt avenue Roxbury and hospitalized. Albert Cummings, 10, was buried by earth collapse at North Beacon street Brighton and rushed home. Boston’s Johnstown relief total stands at 15906461 dollars. Alfred Cunniff fell ten feet into an elevator well at 395 Washington street, injuring his head and sent to City Hospital. Joshua Brothers, constable, faces continued perjury case to Sept. 6 in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Total Abstinence Union of America
Cleveland
Aus
Fitchburg
Joseph Crow
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Crow
North Bennet Street
City Hospital
Albert Cummings
George Street
Brighton
North Beacon Street
Boston
Johnstown
Blake’s Express Company
Jamaica Plain
Alfred Cunniff
Key
South Streets
Standard Clothing Company
Washington Street
Cunniff
Joshua Brothers
Boston's Guest Arrangements for President Harrison Visit
Boston mayor issues proclamation inviting citizens to observe a holiday, display flags, and meet President Harrison at Faneuil Hall on Wednesday. Streets near Faneuil Hall and Hotel Vendome to be roped off during events. offices closed in his honor. Procession routes outlined for arrival and departure from Vendome with multiple carriages and escorts. Harrison to leave Boston Thursday morning. details of subsequent travel and schedule through August 7 and beyond.
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Boston
Hart
Harrison
United States
Faneuil Hall
Thomas N. Hart
Board of Aldermen
Thursda
Faneuil Hall Square
Hotel Vendome
Eddy
Board of Police
Dartmouth Street
Newbury
Marlboro
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon
Exeter
Arlington
Beacon
School
Washington
State Streets
Merchants’ Row
Allen
Common Council
Commonwealth
Brighton Avenues
Cambridge Street
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Reservoir
Washington, Allston
Summit
Beacon Streets
Warner International
Keller Carter
Bann
Thomas M. Carter
Dalton
Aldrich
Spa
Erence
Faneuila Washindon
New York
Bar Harbor
Blaine
Windom
Proctor
Halford
Fall River
Mr. Halford
Vermont
White Mountain
Indianapolis
Tenth annual convention of the Photographers Association of America
The Photographers Association of America opens its tenth annual convention in Mechanics' Building for four days. J F Ryder of Cleveland speaks at the welcome session, reports are read, and next meeting site chosen. Officers elected Thursday. harbor excursion Saturday. Exhibits, awards, and a bronze prize titled The Roman Wrestlers valued at $200. Centennial Daguerre birth celebrated. Daguerreotype process noted since 1839. Free anniversary to be marked worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Photographers’ Association of America
Mechanics
J. F. Ryder
Cleveland
Mechanics’ Building
Longfellow
Daguerre
Niepce
Puitevin
Academy of Sciences
Arago
Stephenson
Boston Police Chief Wade to Attend Factory Inspectors Convention
Chief Wade of the district police and several inspectors will depart Boston for the third annual National Association of Factory Inspectors of North America convention. It opens at the State House in Trenton New Jersey tomorrow and runs for two days. Wade serves as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Department
Boston
National Association of Factory Inspectors of North America
State House
Trenton
N.J
Association
Probate Court Proofs Wills and Admin for Essex County
Salem Probate Court proves multiple wills and grants letters of administration for estates including Bradford Burt Chase Goodwin Holt Honors and others Names listed for estates and inventories with varied values As read, the will of Sarah Merrill of Methuen leaves residue about 4500 to First Parish Church Methuen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmon
Thomas
Bradford
Lynn
George R. Burt
Nahant
Ann L. Chase
West Newbury
Robert Goodwin
Beverly
Lydia J. Holt
Andover
John R. Honors
Swampscott
Alanson Ingalls
Mary H. Kittridge
North Andover
Mary Leiaveur
Dennis McCarty
John W. Marshall
Lucy Jane Trask
John N. Knight
Noury
Charles Foster
Haverhill
Ellen Wilson
Gloucester
Mary E Coffin
Newburyport
James Damon
Ipswich
Almira Damon
Joanna O'Sullivan
Notes on delightful or delightfully in a school name
In Keene New Hampshire on August 4 a reader questions Henry James’s phrasing in a Deerfield School notice. They wonder whether delightful sound or sounding name is meant and ask for Mr James to clarify the correct adverb use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Henry James
Deerfield School
Mr. James
Arraignment and discharge over ten cent church tithe
Boston Post reports a Biddeford Maine priest was arraigned and discharged after ejecting a man from his church for refusing to pay a ten cent tithe imposed by the bishop. The piece contrasts the act with J Boyle O Reilly verses about payers and takers and questions church authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Taverner
Boston Post
Biddeford
J. Boyle O’reilly
Plymouth
England
The Late Mrs Samuel Frothingham Funeral
The funeral for the late Mrs Samuel Frothingham was held at 254 Beacon Street yesterday afternoon. Her sudden death removed a person of majestic dignity and Christian grace whose gentleness and self forgetfulness aided many and whose charitable acts awaited no praise. Those who knew her carry sacred memories of a saintly soul and aspire to nobler deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Frothingham
Beacon Street
Children’s Festival Week At Point of Pines
Children’s Festival week at the Point of Pines promises free entertainments and gifts for all visiting children if weather allows. The Apaches entertain in the afternoon and evening, with Baldwin’s Cadet Band giving daily concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Balwin
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Philadelphias
Clevelands
Washingtons
R.bh. PO
Wise
Tebeau
Oja A. Irwin
Gilks
J. Irwin
Ranford
O/Daly
Zimmer
O Carney
O'Brien
Twitchell
Kerson
Atricke
McKean
Radford
Stricker
McAleer
Carney
Pices Wall—Sullivan
Lynch
Orn
Pittsburgs
E. Wood
Sunday
Hajlman
Ieckley
U Clements
Kuehne
Fouarty
White
O' Dunlap
Tolad
Fogarty
Hallman
Mulvey
Thompson
Evers
Umptres
Merchants
Buchanan & Lyall
Estabrook & Eaton
A. R. Mitchell & Co
T W. Scott & Co
Stephen, Tilton & Co
J. Wright & Co
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
H.C. Jackson & Co
Para Rubber Shoe Company
Sage & Co
G. Bowdlear & Co
George W. Hecker & Co
Noyes, French & Pickett
L. A. Wright & Co
L. A. Wright & Co. Millinery
Henry M. Burr & Co
A. B. Crocker & Co
Plimpton, Fisk & Co
J. K. C. Sleeper & Co
Commission Merchants
Alpheus H. Hardy & Co
Frederick C. Howe & Bro
T. R. Mathews & Co
Frederic Robbins & Co. Men’s Furnishing Goods
George Frost & Co
Hawley, Folsom & Martin
Simons, Hatch & Whitten
Weil, Dreyfus & Co
Fish—Caswell, Livermore & Co
N. D. Freeman & Co
L. M. Hastings & Co
Potter & Wrightington
William Fenno
E. C. Rich Company (Ltd
Mark A. Torrey
Heyer Bros
Jacobs, Whitcomb & Co
Saddlery Hardware
Charles W. Sabin
John 8. Williams
Oscar F. Howe
Standard Sugar Refinery
James W. Tufts
William Q. Wales
Vruit—Blake & Ripley
Gillette & Hennigan
Bailey & Rhankin
John H. Pray
Durgin, Park & Co
George T. McLauthlin & Co
Putnam & Co
Adams Express Company
Boston Marble Company
5. A. Woods Machine Company
S. H. Street & Co
Skilton, Foote & Go
J. R. Leeson
City Democrats
North End
Harmony Assured
Vendome
George Whiteley
Richard D. Pope
Thomas 5. Pope
Alfred Baker
Georgia
C. Low
H. A. Reynolds
William Sutton
Stockport
Eng
C. L. Goodrich
Stockbridge
Tavern
Sherry
A. B. Cutter
Ind
E. M. Stone
St. Johnsbury
N. KE. Smith
W. B. Bell
Kansas City
Brewer
Michigan
J.J. Westgate
Louisiana
A. Bachelder
Plainfield
L. P. Haskell
George Noyes
Portland
J. J. Wallace
J. H. Adams
North Adams
M. A. Dewey
Tracy M. Dewey
Northampton
Jobnn F. Stearns
E. R
Propriet Co
H. Craves & Sons
Mawhrins Sr
United States Circuit Court
Co Ltd
Hiram H. Jenkins
Nelson C. Ruberg
John Hyslop, Jr
Hyslop
Se Hysiop
C. H. Drew
Maynadier & Beach
America
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