Cleveland Enforces Secret Service Guards at Gray Gables
President Cleveland orders three government detectives to guard Mrs. Cleveland and the children at Gray Gables after fears of harm. The detail, overseen by G W Hastings with detectives Welsh Griffing, will monitor visitors, accompany the children on outings, and follow behind as needed until Mrs. Cleveland returns to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Carlisle
Secret Service Bureau
G W. Hastings
New York City
Welsh
Chicago
Griffing
New York
Mr. Hastings
Mrs Cleveland Not Alarmed by Secret Service Guard at Gray Gables
Bay residents report Detectives Hastings Welsh and Griffing assigned to guard Mrs Cleveland and children at Gray Gables. Officers keep watch day and night but do not follow her closely, aiming to deter any disturbance. Mrs Cleveland says she feels no fear as security presence arrives with the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Narragansett Bay Excursion Train On Narragansett Shores
New York New Haven Hartford railroad offers a special Boston to Crescent Park Silver Spring and Warren trip on Saturday August 11 with round trip tickets at 1.00. Excursion brings Narragansett Bay shores within reach offering varied seaside amusements. Advance tickets go on sale August 8 at 3 Old State House and Park Square Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Crescent Park
Silver Spring
Warren
Narragansett Bay
Providence
Narragansett
New England
Atlantic
Old State House
Park Square Station
Daniel E Burgess Dies in Belfast After Twenty Years at Journal
Daniel E Burgess longtime Journal composing room employee died at his birthplace Belfast Maine He was born in 184 and moved to Boston about age 20 joining Rand and Avery He served as night foreman on the old Boston News and was a veteran of the Civil War A member of Franklin Typographical Society and Typographical Union No 13 he was known for generosity He leaves a brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Burgess
Belfast
Mr. Burgess
Boston
Rand & Avery
Old Boston News
Franklin Typographical Society
Typographical Union
Burgess
League of Press Clubs appoints new aged journalists committee
The International League of Press Clubs met in New York with Colonel Cockerill named chairman of a newly appointed committee to pursue a proposed home for aged and infirm journalists. Several sites have been offered from New Jersey New York Virginia and Georgia. The next meeting is set for January in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International League of ‘Press Clubs
Atlanta
Cockerill
New Jersey
Virginia
Georgia
Mrs Laurena Cheeney Dies In Waltham After Illness
Mrs Laurena Cheeney wife of Joseph A Cheeney died at her Main street home in Waltham after a long illness caused by paralysis of the brain She was born in Manchester New Hampshire fifty six years ago and had lived in Waltham about thirty years She leaves a husband one son and two ??? survive her Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Laurena
Joseph A. Cheeney
Main Street
Manchester
N. H
Local Wringer and Mangle Co Ad At Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co. at 12 and 14 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers with repairs available. Orders by mail promptly attended to and telephone Tremont 764 listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Natural Brain and Nervous System Treatments by Dr Leclercque
An advertisement for Dr Myron E Leclercque offering cures for brain and nervous system diseases. It claims tissue cell building and normal constitutional treatment for paralysis epilepsy loco motor ataxia and long standing functional issues. Office and residence listed at 278 Boylston Street Boston Mass near the Public Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron E. Leclerque
Boylston St
Opp
Public Garden
Boston
Mass
Jackson Harmsworth polar expedition sails for Franz Josef Land
The Windward carrying the Jackson North Polar expedition sails from Archangel Aug 6 with stores furs and Russian ponies. The crew will winter on Franz Josef Land after building depots and aim to reach the pole in about three years. Notables aboard include Jackson Art mage Burgess and Kettlitz with support crew and equipment described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archangel
Russia
Harbourova
Jugorski Schar
Franz Josef Land
North Pole
Jackson- Harmsworth
Frederick Jackson
Harmsworth
Jackson
Arctic Discovery
Mr. Jackson
Armitage
H. Fisher
Child
8. Burgess
Schlosshauer
Kettlitz
Stolen Communion Service at Dorchester Church
Communicants at Dorchester Methodist Episcopal Church in Lower Mills found a china pitcher and ordinary plates on the communion table instead of the usual silver. Stewards discovered the plate chest rifled just before the monthly holy communion, which is held on the first Sunday each month. The theft time after that July date remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Methodist Episcopal Church
Lower Mills
White Mountain coaching parade plans announced
A meeting of East Side hotel men at East Branch House Lower Bartlett outlined Aug. 29 parade plans. They will award prizes for best decorated coaches and wagons, teams, and private turnouts, plus silk streamer prizes and arches along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Conway
N. H
East Side
East Branch House
Lower Bartlett
Marines to stay on ships despite enlistment petition
Washington reports a double check on moving the Marines from cruising vessels. Secretary Herbert states the Navy Department, after mature consideration, honors the Marine Corps history and finds the corps useful both ashore and afloat and proper to continue in service on shipboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert
Navy Department
United States Marine Corps
Dedham Park Commission Election At Special Town Meeting
In Dedham on August 6 a special town meeting elected a three member park commission to serve until the next annual town meeting. Only 874 of 1600 voters attended. Elected were Thomas T. Robinson Erastus Worthington Jr and Dr Francis L Babcock. Lawyer Greenwood favors the ticket but will contest the result and seeks Supreme Court information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Aue
Park Commissioners
Thomas T. Robinson
Erastus Worthington, Jr
Francis L. Babcock
Greenwood
Supreme Court
Harris elected director of Miller's River Bank
Kilbridge W. Harris of Boston and president of Rodney Hunt Machine Co of Orange was chosen as a director of the Miller's River National Bank to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Colonel A Y Newman, former president of the Commonwealth Bank of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol
Kilbridge W. Harris
Kilby Street
Boston
Rodney Hunt Machine Company of
Orange
Miller's River National Bank
A. YY. Newman
Commonwealth Bank of Boston
Wages Cut Proposed in Fall River Mills
The Cotton Manufacturers' Association voted to reduce wages in Fall River mills effective Aug 20. Weavers face a 2 cent drop to 16 cents per 64 by 64 cloth. spinners and others see an average 10 percent cut. Notices will be posted tomorrow. Leaders fear a strike may be forced by idle mills, but unions remain cautious while market conditions and stock levels are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Whitehead
Weavers’ Union
Robert Howard
England
American Linen
Fall River Manufactory
King Philip, Durfee
Barnaby and
Stevens
Providence
O’donnell
Woman's Rescue League President Fined for Assault
Mrs. Charlotte Smith, head of the Woman's Rescue League, faced Judge Ely in Municipal Criminal Court for assault and battery on Lewis F. Tobin. She was fined 10 dollars after Tobin testified she struck him with a slipper during a dispute over pay in her Eliot street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Smith
Woman’s Rescue League
Ely
Municipal Criminal Court
Lewis F. Tobin
City of
Washington
Man
Bride Amy Whittemore Weds Charles Wilson Killam
Charles Wilson Killam of this city and Amy Edna Whittemore daughter of Henry J. Whittemore Hyde Park were married yesterday morning at the Baptist parsonage Oak street Hyde Park. Rev H Francis Perry officiated. A wedding breakfast followed at the Crawford House with the parents of the couple present. The newlyweds plan a three week wedding tour and will reside at 99 Beacon Street Hyde Park upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson . Killam
Peabody & Stearns
Amy Edna Whittemore
Henry J. Whittemore
Hyde Park
Baptist Parsonage
Oak Street
H. Francis Perry
Crawford House
Killam
Beacon Street
Engagement of Brooks and Doyle Stirs Highlands Society
The engagement of John Brooks of Adams Street Roxbury to Miss Theresa Doyle stirs the Highlands social set. Brooks hails from a family among Roxbury’s first settlers, adding social prominence to the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brooks
Adams Street
Roxbury
Theresa Doyle
Highlands
Mr. Brooks
Wild Flowers of America Post Office Coupon Issue
The GOMDLATE Ser Coupon and the book coupon were undeniably crowded out today but will be used tomorrow at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flowers OF America
Buffalo Drives Two Year Pace World Record At Park
At Buffalo Driving Park a new world two year pacing mark was set by Directly beating the previous best Lena Hill. Directly won the first heat in 2:12 as spectators watched 4000 in bright sun and a light wind. Nearby races included Alar, Alcantara mare, J M D, Turner, Ella Eddy, Daisy Despatch, and Roscoe amid fast action and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Buffalo Driving Park
Directy
Carbonate
Lena Hill
Dallas
Tex
Online
Direct
Directly
Naubec
Thomas Jefferson
Alar
Frank L
Bramley
Turner
Ella Eddy
Daisy Despatch
Roscoe
Daisy
Fantasy
Investigation Continues as Hearing Ends and Allegations Linger
The article recounts a tense hearing where Mrs. Cushing faces cross examination, and Lawyer Proctor delivers a forceful speech. Captain Warren bears the pressure of public scrutiny while commissioners block Hanscom and Pierce from testifying to protect new deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Proctor
Warren
Division 4
Hanscom
Pierce
War at Asbury Grove: Cottage owners form group
Asbury Grove Mass August meeting forms a permanent body to counter the controlling corporation and defend cottage owners. A 25 percent rent increase offer was received if paid before September 1 after last year’s 50 percent proposal. Officers named include Rev. F. K. Stratton as President and Thomas F. Pedrick as Secretary. Executive committee members listed. The group seeks representation in the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Grove
Mass
F. K. Stratton
Lowell
William H. Wonson
Gloucester
John Nickerson
Lynn
Horace B. Butler
East Boston
Willard Morrison
George E. Morrill
Chelsea
William D. Poole
Alfred Lincoln
Cambridge
Thomas F. Pedrick
Joseph B. Carr
George A. Crawford
Woburn
L. D. Bragg
Manchester
N. H
Albert Wittum
Beverly
John B. Nichols
Corporation
Striking Charlestown Workers Stand Firm At Meeting
The Knights of Labor State executive board reported that E S Booth plans to hold current workers and choose from strikers if more are needed, but the union men refuse to work with non union replacements and will stay out. A special meeting of assemblies in Memorial Hall Washington Street is called for 8 pm by Master Workman Padden and Brother Maguire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Labor
Charlestown
Monument Hall
E. S. Booth
Leyland Line
Memorial Hall
Washington Street
O’connell
East Boston
Padden
Brother Maguire
State Executive Board
Thirty Anarchists Face Trial in Paris Court of Assizes
Paris August 6 The Court of Assizes arraigned thirty anarchists led by prominent writers and agitators. The defendants Bertani Cheriiotta Bellotti Jean Grave Julian Ledot Sebastian Faure Felix Fenon and others faced charges ranging from theft arson and assassination as part of a supposed criminal association. Several fugitives including Paul Reclus Cohen and Pouget were abroad. The trial was expected to last about a week with interdicts on publishing certain proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Court of Assizes
M. Dayrus
Bertani
Cheriiotta
Bellotti
Milanaccio
Jean Grave
Julian Ledot
Charles Chatel
Sebastian Faure
Felix Fenon
War Ministry
Paul Reclus
Alexander Cohen
Pouget
M. Bulot
Saint Auban
Grave
Bulot
Faure
Julia Ledot
la Revolte
Ledot
Revue Anarchiste
Revue Libertaire
Socialist Party
Wagner cancels $11000 Concord tomb contract
In Concord New Hampshire Edward Wagner, a Manchester brewer, reportedly cancelled an $11,000 tomb contract with W. H. Perry & Co. after opposition from local patrons and labor circles. A Central Labor Union meeting appointed a committee to investigate the turn in affairs drawing comment from granite cutters and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Edward Wagner
Manchester
W. H. Perry & Co
W. H. Perry
Citizens’ Committee of 100
State Law and Order League
Wagner
Perry
Robert Ferguson Dies in Paris After Ill Health and Surgery
Robert Ferguson of Shepard Norwell and Co. died in Paris yesterday morning after a prolonged illness. Born in Dumfries Scotland he was about 65 and had been a partner in the firm for forty years. A widow survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ferguson
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Paris
Carlsbad
Ferguson
Dumfries
Scotland
Satolli Letter Triggers Cofe Church Sanctions in Cohoes
At St. Joseph's Church in Cohoes Mgr Dugas read Satolli's letter about saloon keepers in Catholic societies. He declared he could no longer recognize any church society with saloon keepers and would refuse the sacraments to those who sold intoxicants on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Cohoes
Mgr. Dugas
Mer. Satolli
Sealing Schooners Report Strong Jamaica? Not Jamaica.
Ottawa dispatch notes sealing schooners on the Javan side have caught 44,669 skins, averaging 1276 per schooner. In Victoria, the Viva arrives from Hakodate with 20,000 skins aboard, the catch of eighteen Victoria schooners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Victoria
B. C
Viva
Hakodate
Woman cleared in poivering case by Wal tham court
WALTHAM August 6 The case against Mrs. Mary E Hooper charged with poivering was called in the District Court at Wal tham Judge Luce ruled the offence occurred in New York and the court had no jurisdiction The court discharged the woman without further discussion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mary E. Hooper
Luce
New York
Tax Commissioner Seeks AG Opinion on Foreign Corporation Ban
Tax Commissioner Endicott asks the Attorney General for an official interpretation of the winter statute barring foreign corporations from doing business in the state, a prohibition not allowed for domestic companies under Commonwealth law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
Commonwealth
Weight Record Broken at Scottish Games in Hartford
John Purcell of Florence Massachusetts shattered the world heavy weight throw record at the Hartford Scottish games. He hurled the 50 pound weight 29 feet 10 inches surpassing the prior mark of 28 feet 1 inch set by West of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
John Purcell
Florence
Mass
Boston
President approves pension for General Corse widow
The President approved a deed of justice granting a pension to the widow of General Joan M. Corse. He also signed acts amending the life saving service organization and authorizing a lightship with fog signal east of Boston Light. Range lights will be established in Boston Harbor, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joan M. Corse
Boston
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts
Lismore Castle Collides Near Ushant Returns With Bow Hole
London August 6 The British steamship Lismore Castle sailing from London to Port Natal on August 3 collided yesterday with an unidentified steamer near Ushant. Lismore Castle reached Plymouth with a large bow hole. The other vessel’s name and fate remain uncertain though it likely foundered, with one guess the German steamer Porto Alegre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lismore Castle
Port Natal
Ushant
Plymouth
Porto Alegre
Captain Devery Charged With Conduct Offenses
Superintendent Byrnes filed charges against Captain William S. Devery of the Old Slip station and Patrolman Edward Glennon for conduct injurious to the public peace neglect of duty and conduct unbecoming officers. The charges approved by President Martin set trials for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Byrnes
William S. Devery
Edward Glennon
Martin
Two Civil Suits Filed Over Fire Loss and Alienation
Greenfield Mass Aug 6 Brice W McDowell of Conway sues Connecticut Fire Insurance Co for 3000 over a house fire Oct 29 Nelson W Keet of Orange sues Dr Abbott W Mason of Northampton for 20000 claiming Mason alienated his wife s affections The cases were filed in the clerk of courts office today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Mass
Brice W. McDowell
Conway
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Nelson W. Keet
Orange
Abbott W. Mason
Northampton
Mason
Famous Bostonian Dead Durkee Dies at 53 in Connecticut River Home
Lauriston C. Durkee, a well known Boston liquor dealer aged 53, died of dropsy at his summer residence at Point Pleasant on the Connecticut River. His father was a veteran landlord from the boating era on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Lauriston C. Durkee
Boston
Point Pleasant
Connecticut
Officer shoots man in Rumford Falls incident
In Rumford Falls Maine on August 6 officer Wormell shot Ly man M. Small of Andover after Small attacked with a meat cleaver during arrest resistance. The wound was described as through the body with no immediate report of further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumford Falls
Lyman M. Small
Andover
Wormell
Small
Work resumes at New Haven Clock Company
Work was resumed in every department of the New Haven Clock Company today and fully 500 employees who had been idle over a month returned to work. The company reports an unusual number of orders on hand and the prospects for the immediate future are very bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Haven Clock Company
Paid by the weight lowers wages in New Bedford mills
In New Bedford the new pay system by weight rather than by cut began today across all mills. Weavers express little confidence in fair scales and fear they may lose earnings under the change. The brief report notes skepticism among operatives about the fairness of the measurement method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mrs Caroline Malone Dies at Home in Chelsea
Mrs Caroline Malone age 55 wife of Daniel Malone living at 152 Arlington Street Chelsea dropped dead at home around 7 last evening. Dr T J Ball pronounced death from heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Malone
Daniel Malone
Arlington Street
Chelsea
T. J. Ball
Free Medical Services for All Diseases by Dr Dewey
Free examinations and medical attendance offered by Dr Dewey the specialist to all, rich or poor during hard times. Offices at 7 and Hotel Pelham, 74 Boylston Street. Hours 9 to 1 and 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 pm Sunday 10 to 4 pm. Closed Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
No screens ordered removed in Waltham visit
Waltham license commissioners visited all licensed places in the city and notified proprietors to remove screens shutters and other obstructions that blocked a full view of the mace enterprise authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Portland man drowns while bathing near Deering smokestacks
PORTLAND Aug 6 A 30 year old man from Needham Mass employed at a smelter near Deering drowned while bathing in the local waters this afternoon. The unnamed worker was discovered submerged and efforts to rescue him failed. Local authorities are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Wil Out
Te Heen
Mass
Deering
Peabody Injury Sends Man To Salem Hospital
A man suffered a severe crush injury to his right foot in an accident on Bow Street Peabody. He was transported to Salem Hospital where surgeons considered amputation for the damaged toes. Local authorities report his condition as serious but stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Stole
Sohn Steehoney
Salem Hospital
Fae
Peabodys
Bow Street
Nantasket Liquor War Returns to Equity Court
In Nantasket equity cases seek injunctions against unlicensed liquor sales at hotels including Hotel Pemberton. Joseph B. Moors, Boston banker, with Marcus Morton and District Attorney Harris, seeks court action against owners of Oregon House Rockland Atlantic Pacific Cleveland Pavilion Standish Pilgrim Ocean cottage Hillside for selling to guests. Writs require cause why injunction not issue. prosecutions likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
Ardent
Nantasket Beach
Court of Equity
Joseph B. Moors
Boston
Jerusalem Road
Pemberton
Marcus Morton
Morton
Harris
Dunbar
Superior Court
New Court House
Z. Taylor Harrington
Oregon House
Walter F. Bourne
Rockland Hotel Company
Fred S. Risteen
The
Rockland
Gustavus A. Damon
Atlantic
Leo E. Bow
Pacific
Joe Lannon
Cleveland
William S. Whiton
Pavilion
R. S. Davis
Standish
William W. Grant
Pilgrim
W. K. Wood
Ocean Cottage
M. J. Brennan
Hillside
Moors
Burglary Capture in Brookline Sparks Police Action
Domestic workers in Longwood alert to noises in a Kent and Colchester street residence. Two men, Henry Kidder and Thomas B Brown, were caught with loot and arrested. Patrolman Waterson haltingly nabbed Charles A Quick at Summer road home, with goods valued around 200 dollars. Quick linked to Brookline breaks. Inspector Page found bric a brac and valuables worth about 100 dollars in Charlestown. Police believe major burglars are now under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Gardiner
Kent
Colchester
Longwood
Henry Kidder
Thomas B. Brown
Brown
Brookline
Waterson
George L. Osgood
Summer Road
Charles A. Quick
Quick
Rochester
N. Y
Page
Charlestown
Charles Quick
Roxbury
Worcester Man Injured On Train At Stop In Massachusetts
Cyrus T. Clark of Worcester street Boston is staying with his family on Cottage street Hingham when he sustained severe injuries to his left ear yesterday morning after being thrown against a car seat by a sudden train stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus T. Clark
Worcester Street
Boston
Cottage Street
Hingham
Train wreck delay disrupts Boston and Maine service
Dover New Hampshire August 6 The engine and one car of the noon freight over the northern division of the Boston and Maine railroad left the track at South Berwick this noon All through trains have since run between Somersworth and Portsmouth via Dover Traffic was considerably delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Boston & Maine
South Berwick
Somersworth
Portsmouth
Brockton to Overhaul Team With Five New Men
Brockton will feature at least five new players after a complete overhauling plan announced by Manager Allen. The changes come as the team rebuilds readiness for upcoming competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Allen
First excursion of Union 6356 by Boston water works
The first excursion of Union 6356 of the American Federation of Labor, comprising Boston water works employees, will be held at Downer Landing on Thursday August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union 6356
American Federation of Labor
Boston Water Works Department
Downer Landing
Lynn Shoe Cutters Strike Over Wage Cut at Burwell Factory
The Burwell Shoe Company in Lynn reports no strike in the factory sewing department amid wage reductions. Management says production is light and only a few workers are employed, while workers protest the pay cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Burwell Shoe Company
Salem Man Reappears After March Disappearance
Salem reports Joseph P. Douglas of North Salem reappeared at noon after vanishing last March. He claims he traveled from Salem to Worcester then onward to Colorado before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Joseph P. Douglas
North
Worcester
Colorado
Degruchy Resigns as Chicopee Pastor After Four Years
The Rev Thomas Degruchy rector of the period Baptist Church in Chicopee Mass resigns after four years in the post. A notice from church leaders confirms the departure and thanks him for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Mass
Thomas Degruchy
Perio Baptist Church
Every Spring is Warranted Watoh i Bell S
Watoh i Bell S cleans up at 2% Tempte Place with a $160 deal noted for spring warranted work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watohi Bell S
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Esther
Narragansett Resorts
the Press Club
Williams
Roe
Ldasqara
Willians & Carletex
Hartford, Ct
Dorchester
Dedham’s Park Commissioners
Boston Merchant
Killam—Whittemore
Brooks—Doyle
Boston Post
P. O
Post Office
Land Corporation
Stevedore Booth
Brewer
Satolli
Dugas
Hooper’s
Mary
Purcell
Gen. Corse
Devery
Doherty
A. W. Mason
L. M. Small
Malden
Main Springs
Beecham’s
B. F. Allen Co
Canal St
N. v
Equity Court
Waterworks
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