Bright Legal Lights Opens In Boston For ABA Convention
The annual American Bar Association convention opens in Boston at Horticultural Hall with lawyers from many states arriving. Richard Vaux is named chairman. 160 nominations are presented, 101 from Massachusetts. The program includes addresses by Simeon Baldwin and papers on private contracts and Indian status. a harbor sail and banquet follow Thursday events.
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American Bar Association
Boston
Horticultural Hall
Parker's
General Council
Old Bay State
Richard Vaux
W. P. Wells
J. M. Lewis
St. Louis
C. A. Fasbody
New York
Alfred Russell
Detroit
Mercer
Philadelphia
W. Dana
New Castle
Rees L
Nashville
R. D. Benedict
J. F. Dillon
Norman Paul
Woodstock
J. C. Grubb
Wihaon
de Pew
K. Bond
Washington
W.he. Russell
I. W. Fellows
Beemford
Conn
Chicago
St. Robinson
Ry Separton
R_W. Witenes
Allahagsee
Fla
Henry Wise Garnett
Thomas L. Boyne
New Orleans
Bradley G. Schley
Milwaukee
R. A. Hill
Mississippi
Henry H. Scott
Missouri
Shepworth Wiemer
Baltimore
James O. Broadhead
Henry Hitchcock
J. M.ickinson
J. H. Bonner
William G. Russell
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
William
Endicott
Henry W. Putnam
William Gaston
James J. Myers
George
Frederick N. Judson
William K. Hornblower
Boston Bar Association
American Association
Parker’s
Evenin
Hinkley
Esling
Labor Day Parade Promises Big Lynn Event
Labor Day activities in Lynn organized by the Lynn Central Labor Union and city government, with a 9 am parade expected to draw about 6000 workers from local and out-of-town unions. Edwin Eaton leads as chief marshal, with George Murray as assistant and a team of aids. The day includes a mass meeting at the Common with Mayor Fogg presiding, speeches by Trevellick Merrifield Wentworth and Wolfson, afternoon athletic events, a Glenmere baseball game, and a closing band concert on the Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Edwin 8. Eaton
George Murray
G. W. Sawyer
Fred G. Martin
E. Snow
Robert Spurr
Daniel McCarty
James O'Brien
Robert McKeon
Building Trades
Dennis Burns
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Boot and Shoe Makers
Knights of Labor
Lynn Lasters’ Protective Union
John Ferguson
Lynn Typographical Union
Brass, Moulders’ Union
Painters and Decorators
Comon
Ayor E. K. Fogg
Richard Trevellick
Detroit
Mich
J.S.H. Merrifield
Boston
Edward Laley
New Englanders’ Protective Union
Charles N. Wentworth
George R. Pear
Louis Wolfson
Glenmere
Boston postmaster reshuffles four station superintendents
Postmaster Hart of Boston replaced four Democratic station superintendents with four Republicans for political reasons. The move mirrors national party pressure and follows national reform sentiment in Massachusetts. The incident is framed as a discouraging civil service setback. Also notes a parade of new fire engines by Clapp and Jones Company to be demonstrated next Thursday at 10 30 a.m.
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Evening Post
Hart
Boston
Civil Service
Union
Massachusetts
Bostow
Erhardt
New York Custom House
Boston Journal
The
Newark Tribune
Clapp & Jones Engine Company
Hudson, N.Y
Fire Department
International Steamship CO
Eastport
ST. John
International
St John
Boston & Maine
Portland
St.John
Frice
Washington St
Chas
Chas. J. Conn
B. A. Waldron
Gen. Ayt
Commercial Wharf
Montreal Express
Montreal
Fitchburg
Fareaer
Ice
Washington
Causeway Street
Watson
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington
Baltimore
Socipal Railroand
New England
oMos
Washington Street
Port of Boston Marine Notes and Arrivals
Miniature almanac reports ships arriving at Boston and other ports on Aug 25 26. Vessels including Stermer Borderer State of Maine and many coastwise steamers pass in heavy fog and fair winds. several ships sail or clear coastwise with cargoes and passengers. reports cover fog, winds, and dock activity along with offshore wrecks and coastwise trade notes.
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Stermer Borderer
Manley
London
Furness
Proses Bank
Oston
State of Maine
Colby
St John
Eastport
Portland
Moise
Waldron
Tremont
Craig
George A Chalee
Godfrey
Gloucester
Sagadahoc
Baker
Bath
Olivette
McKay
Bar Harbor
Rattlesnake
Pierson
Philadelphia
Wm &S Slater
Vineyard Haven
Monarch
Lizzie H
Norfolk
Dudley Pray
Merlin
New York
Newburg
Kessie
South Am
Joshua Ene Magee
Rondont
Scranton
Oneonta
Rondout
Telos
Bangor
Coney
Paramaribo
Price
Jui Flier & Co
Woods Lion
Boston
Lizzie May
Hutchinson
St Mare
Hayu
Logwood
Viola Reppard
Anderson
Brunswick
Georgie D Paine
Provincetown
Matheson
Cayenne
Ew & H
Fabens
Charlea
Mitchell
Frost
Janac T
Campbell
Matthews
Baltimore
Annie
Conant
Doane
Theresa Wolfe
Robinson
Ida H Mathis
Zach Sherman
Bavb
James Holmes
Ryan
Belfast
W Dexter
Johnson
H Y Hackett
Hasson
Newburyport
Virginian
Fitt
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Ethelwold
Freeway
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Co
Isancs
Nor
Kieding
Gibara
Cuba
Seaverns & Co
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Ada
Shortland
EK A Waldron
George C Hill
Vortland
Charles F Williams
Albert
Lund
AU Lombard’a Sons
Barkentine
Stephen G Hart
Apalachicola
J P Elliott & Co
Sehs
Nellie Eaton
Morrison
Boothbay
Jas L Sullivan
Michigan
Oranmore
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
Parthian
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
F. P. Wing
E. B. Sampson
Mge
State Street
Fiske Bldy
WaHanrraGe
Freights and charters sail to Cork Havre and Antwerp
San Francisco August 25 reports chartered ships Ivy bound for Cork Havre or Antwerp with grain at 468. Win H Macy fixed at 453. Thomasina McLellan booked at 36s 3a, prior charters to arrival noted for two of the vessels.
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San Francisco
Ivy
Cork
Havre
Antwerp
Win H Macy
Thomasina McLellan
Maritime Shipping Ledger of Passages and Voyages
A dense list of ships and routes with nations, ports, sail dates, and positions. Entries include ANJER passed July 9 Caldera Cebu for Montreal. Amsterdam, Bremen, and Dover sailings. bark Noronna Richibucto and other vessels bound for New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and various European and South American ports.
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Cabre
Anjer
Laramita
Portland
Norton
Philadelphia
Hiogo
John McLeod
Stewart
Nollo
Sandy Hook
Slieve Roe
McMullen
New York
Yokohama
Amsterdam
Ouvean
Dan
Bremen
Itulla
Hageman
Borkadeaux
Golden Rule
Bathis
Quebec
Copenhagen
Adele
Sabina
Nor
Dantzic
Dix Cove
Wca
Ina Barclay
Swain
Marseilles
Dover
Victoria
Ger
Staben
Konigsberg
Gibraltar
Douglas Hill
Ethelwalda
Cape Colonna
Baltimore
Hartlepool
Wooler
Lizard
Avoca
Smith
Antwerp
Livierpool
Garibaldi
Minnehaha
McLaughlin
Montevideo
Charles Ward
Boston
Coombs
Scutolo
Stal
Newport
Eng
Bertha
Naples
Neustria
Plymouth
Montreal
Dexter
Rhyl—Ar
Noronna
Hansen
Richibucto
Suvrna—Ar Pijor
Conte Geza Szapary
Anst
Kiranich
Sunderland
Agathe
Tarifa
Cuomo Primo
Ital
Damara
Waterford
Arlington
Davis
Sydney
Caldera
McKenzie
Cebu
BAULA
White Wings
Davison
Rio Janeiro
Barbauvoes
Enigma
Korff
Santos
Calbarien
Onelaska
Griges
Callao
Dermot
Morlendo
James Sharway
Grant
Lobos de Rfuera
Campeche
Alice Boyd
Point A. Pitre
Guad
Cardenas
Idis Orinoco
Upham
Mobile
Mattie B Russell
Collins
Golden Sheaf
Chandler
Matanbas
John J Marah
Whittier
Port Natal
Africa
Cuba
Davidson
Panama
Barraconta
San Blas
San Francisco
LV_ Stafford
Barbanome Sondre
London
New Dominion
Barba
Klo Janeiro
de Bay
Phidias
Vigilance
St Thomas
Advance
Santa Cruz
Alvin Kelley
Thomas
Sf Croix
Caribbee
Nimrod launched at Kennebunkport in three masted schooner era
New tonnage news from Kennebunkport and Mullborough details the Nimrod a three masted schooner of 400 tons register built by George Christensen and finished by Kent Jackson after Christensen’s death. It sails to Southern trade. Also Edith May a 130 ton two masted schooner launches at Mullbridge.
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Kennebunkport
Kti C Hartley
Saco
George Christensen
Kent
Jackson
Mullbridge
GS Kelley
Edith & May
Edwin Kelley
J C Fovey
Sailor Severely Injured Off Nauset By Sheet Block
Captain Johnston of the schooner C W Dexter reports that near Nauset Monday Greenlaw was struck by a sheet block, losing an eye and suffering head injuries. He was taken to the Marine Hospital at Chelsea for treatment as the vessel arrived at port yesterday afternoon. Yellow fever is widespread in Rio Janeiro and other Brazilian ports, with Pernambuco reporting outbreaks and many deaths. The ship Undauned recently lost twenty men to yellow fever at Rio Janeiro and Captain Lewis is ill. The brig Loyalist arrived at Hampton Roads.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Martinique
Edward W Young
Newport
Howard
Wyman
BL Kurt
Hartford
Quebec
Caconsa
Eastgate
Montreal
Point Des Montes
Rapid
Sydney
Millwachen
Mille Roches
Colon
Franklin
New York
Bluefields
Nic
St Andrews
Valvyaraiso
Muriel
Lobos de Rfuera
Havana
Philadelvhla
J Howell Leeds
New Seaford
Chester
Johnston
C W Dexter
Nauset
Greenlaw
Marine Hospital
Chelsea
Pernambuco
Lewis
Hampton Roads
Multiple steamers and ships active at Atlantic ports
A dense listing of ships sailing and clearance data across U S and foreign ports from Aug 24 to Aug 28. Vessels include Charles F Mayer New York Weimer Korremmen Corona Cardiff Govino Rio Marina and many others. routes to Liverpool Antwerp Philadelphia Boston and more. numerous schooners brig sail and barques noted with crews and cargoes.
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Baltimore
Aag
Charles F Mayer
New York
Weimer
Kremmen
William Crane
Savannah
Corona
Cardiff
Govino
Rio Marina
Catania
Frostburg
Lyon
Easex
Oston
Sch
Norman
Caspian
Liverpool
Tordenskjold
Hovca
Apphia
Goco del Toro
Formosa
Farnham
Key West
Swhs
Eva
Little
Philadelphia
Colin Craker
Baker
Elias Ross
Faulkenburg
Atlantic City
Unison
Barer
Boston
Hangor
William T Emerson
William M Hird
Alicia B Crosby
Washington
Nellie L Newton
Philadelpia
Annie R Lewis
Newark
William
Douytonaverstrain
James O’ Donohue
Providence
Agricola
O'Dell
Leonora
Charles Coyle
Yarnmouthport
Brunswick
Ar Ang 24
Mabel Jordan
Hart
Heston
Sudie Wilcutt
Brown
Helen L Martin
Fountain
Trinidad
Genevieve
Campbell
John K Bergen
Squires
Stephen Bennett
Anderson
Edward Fl Avery
New Haven
Charleston
Luella Wood
Spaulding
Hartimore
Anna L Mulford
Henderson
Dutch Island Harbor
S4th
Schs
Breeze
Pinkham
T'Rovidence
Bridgeport
Silver Heels
Quinlan
Woodbury
Snow
Steele
Cull River
Harvest
O'Donnell
Cowesset
Eugenie
Wallace
Tiverton
Ds Williams
Gardner
H Voster
Dixon
Fail River
St John
Sandy Foint
Grant
Bangor
Oscar F Hawley
Fernandina
Minnie Smith
Hanson
St Vincent
CVI
Kate O Flint
de Winter
Perth Amboy
Jacksonville
Jefferson
Martinique
Millbridge
Bertha V
Norfpole
Annie J Pardee
Haggetts Cove
John Twohy
P A Merryman
Hoston
Newport News
F &T Lupton
Isleworth
Galveston
Wakefield
Sunderland
Euy
Washington City
Philadephia
New Bedford
the Post
Ad Kb Waterman
Bunker
Wareham
Herbert
Perkins
Rockport
Florida Priest
George and Albert
Parker
Vineyard Haven
Harry Landerl
Crowley
Norfolk
E M Reed
Arsona
Janes B Bayles
Holmes
Emily Johnson
Jenkins
Ascot
Cates
G R Mowry
Simon Dumois
Gibara
Hans & Kurt
Hamburg
Shields
Eng
Concho
Theodore Fisher
von Klarten
Bremen
Nuova Margherita
Batoun
John Th ‘Lingue
Bardge
Mary Freelund
Miller
Dighton
Taunton
Angola
Clark
Rondout
Steuben
Atranto
Gilkey
Samuel L Russel
Nickerson
Perth
Ambuy
Mary Standish
Robinson
Carrebelle
McLean
Jennie M Carter
Eaton
Portland
Emma F Angell
Iripp
Sea Bird Wallace
Raritan River
Tanner
Johnson
Kennebec
Barks Lakefield
Olson
Greenock
Scott
Africa
Tragler
Bordeaux
Hessie H Rose
Sawyer
Gertrude Abbott
Vowell
Pollard
Jarman
J York
Littlejohn
Clark’s Island
Douglass Haynes
Greenleaf
Wiscassett
Soundporte
John Douglass
Beverly
Parthian
Kerks
Harrisburg
Narragansett
Chase
Rachel Seaman
Simih
Win O Snow
Rogers
Fall River
Hattie
Williams
Thatcher
Win E Lee
Garnwood
Win
Rattlesnake
East Cambridge
Williamsport
Wortmouth
Barks Helene
Tralee
Commercio
Lisbon
John $ Davis
O H Brown
J Howell Leeds
Cranmer
Win I Collins
Higgins
Iyannis
LM Reed
Parsons
Win Vounelly
Hopkins
Bethel
Ada Bailey
Lee
Emily Raymore
Thomson
Ipswich
Wild Vigeon
Green
Zaccheus Sherman
Babb
Rathshaw
Carlow
Camridge
Johns Coyle
Leignton
Newcastle
Lindson
Marblehead
RT Maull
Cambridge
Mary Hackiey
Dean
Haverstraw
Caroline
Sanford
Newport
Earle P Mason
Somerset
Seb Merwin
Snead
Berkshire
Aries
Frank O Dome
Sehaler
Portsmouth
Red Beach
Meé
Hiram Winters
Calais
M M Chase
Hales
Brenton
Hatfield
Windsor
Rockland
Richmond
St. Elmo
Ira E Wright
Carrie E Crosby
Glara Rankin
John and
Frank
Beaver Harbor
Joseph RK Bodwell
Vinal Haven
RL Kinney
Charlie Woolsey
Montebello
Salmon River
Roberts Harbor
Annie W Mitchell
Storm Petrel
Bonsey
South Amboy
Navesink
Iohn Tiezie
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
Siam
Rio de Janeiro
San Francoro
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
San Francisco
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Vessels Sailed for Boston From Various Ports
The following ships departed for Boston around their dates. Fred Pitchfield from Singapore August 15 sailed as an American bark. Gerard C Tobey from Port Blakely August 6, via Port Elizabeth CGH July 16 as an American bark. Mattie B Russell from Cardenas August 14 sailed as an American schooner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fred Pitchfield
Am Bark
Singapore
Gerard C Tobey
Port Blakely
Port Elizabeth
Cgh
Mattie B Russell
Am Sch
Cardenas
Shipping movements and arrivals noted at Monrovia and Manila
Monrovia and Manila shipping entries list vessels including Ur ship Monrovia f from Singapore July 27 Obed Baxter from Manila prior Aug 8 Paragon from Piasgua May 28 Wandering Jew from Manila April 27 Passed Anjer May 25 and St Helena July 14 W W Crapo from Port Gamble July 10.
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Monrovia
Singapore
Obed Baxter
Am Bark
Manila
Paragon
Piasgua
Wandering Jew
Anjer
St Helena
W Crapo
Port Gamble
International mail schedule notices with multiple routes and ships
A dense listing outlines closing times and sailing dates for worldwide mail routes from Boston and Halifax offices. It covers Great Britain, Ireland, Europe, the Caribbean, Central and South America, Africa, Asia, and Pacific destinations, with numerous steamer names, ports, and cutoffs from late August to mid-September.
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Ameri
Can Bar Association
Dataso Ra
Port OF
Tuxspay
Columbian
Ion
Sbeagea
Tacoma
Waterloo
Almee
HMCB
Ark Beppe
Genoa
Fathom Bank
Crusader
Birkenhead
Gark Werra
Jlamas Percy
Bark Freimad
Rising Sun
Wonzalves
Atlantic Ocean
Hatteras Ground
Stevenson
Dunbar
May
Otter
Natashquan
Way Ports
Borderer
Mrs Manley
Hilda Manley
Harry Manley
F Owen
Key J G Deed
F H Penney
Marine Notes
Great Britain and Ireland
Bern
Netherlands
Southampton
Germany
Normannia
Kahama Islands
Santiago, Cuba
Niagara
Sé Domingo
Larks Island
Saginaw
la Plata
St Croix
Barbadoes
Guadeloupe
Demerara
Segurance
Santo
Fortune Islan
Jamaica
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Hayti
Alvo
Yucatan
Tabasco
Chiapas
Mexican
England
Southamton
Europe
Aller
Scotland
Anchoria
Great Britain
Ireland
Specmanty
Belgium
Austra
Denmark
Seeger
Norway
Russia
Servia
France
la Champagne
Grenada
Trinidad and Tobago
Burnley
Lampa
Mascotte
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Miquelon
Halifax
Santiago
Columbia
Coron
Mexico
Pavonia
Trans-Pacific Mails
Humphreys
Albany
U. S. Army
B.B
C.C
D.C
Li. H
S.I
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Corner
William and John Sts
Gov
William and John
Shipping
Johnston Line
British Empire
Parkmore
Nessmore
British Crown
Hansa-Johnston
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Reight
Auta
South Carolina
South Thurber
Keat Liver
Yemassee
Delaware
Office of the Line
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Trathe Aes
Bowling Green
Kennebec River
Sagadahov
Lincoln’e Wharf
Popham Beach
Kath
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
L. H. Palmer
Agt
Old State House
George C. Hills
Telephone
India Wharf
North River
Soth
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NCL
Conneck
Fortland
Ortland
Eiscculas
Savannah Fast Freight
Via
Savannah Steamship Oa
Neeve
Alabama
Loulalana
Texas
Florida
Q. . Pearson
N. E
K& W
Washington St. Richardson & Savannah
Co. No. Avenue
Dew
Sampson
Maat Freeline
Washington St. Anard
Ageing
N. EL & Sa
Lewis Wharf
Atlante
New England R. R
Metropolitan 88. Co
Bound
Ocean Steamship Company
A. Dew. Sampson
N. K
Anchor
Clasgow
Londonderry
City OF Rome
Uviher
Book of Information
Henderson Rollers
N. Y
Casey
Broad’St
Whith Star Lind
United States
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Atlantic
Redstarer Line
Ka. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
ADAMS
Norddeutscher
Spree
Laiin
Fulda
Wekra
Eas
Paris
Velrichs & Clo
Otto C. Theo. Guething
Loans Street
Mass
Furness Line
Water Street
Warren Line
Kansas
Ottoman
Ruman
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Leyland Line
Bostonian
THA
WER & Lincoln
Allan Line
Glasgow
A. Allan
Cunard Line
Liverviel
Pavonta
Cephalonia
Baythia
Samarta
Catalonia
Livavonia
Alexander Martin
Mallory Lines
Alamo
Lampasas
Concao
Brunswick and Fernandina
State OF Texas
Antonio
Beth Byrague
Richardson & Barnard
Atlante Avenue
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Ten. & Ga Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Seabord Air Line
Kanawah
Ohio
R. RK
A.M. Graham
Central Wharf
Savannah Pier
Lewis Whar
Avery
Canada Atlantic Steamship CO
Charlius & Barnard
Laura
Zaza
Sidiartha
Buenos Ayres
Charles Hont & CO
Concord & Montreal Railroad
Nerrimage Valley
White & Franconia Mountains
Lake Winnipesaukee
Canada
Boston & Lowell
RH. M
Ue Fellowes
Manchester
Concord
Weare
North Weare R. R
Pion
Concord & Portsmouth
R. R
Mooksett
Sancook
Pilis
Suncook Valley R. R
Nashua
Copente
Belmont
Tilton
Lake Village
Merestith
Ashland
Centre Harbor
Long Island
Wolfevoro
Lacenia
Weirs
Sonday
Warren
Heverhill
Munday
Campton Village
North Woodstock
Flame House
Vpemigewasset Valley
Littleton
Whitefield
Lancaster
Mt. Fabyan
Mt. Pleasant
White Mountain
AapluCsen
Bethlehem
Profile Mouse
Deffersim
St. Tannowares
Pure
S@ations
Passumpale R. R
Wells River
St. Johnabucy
Lake Champlain
St. Johnsbury
Sherbrooke
Pabyan
Aggerney
Granite State
Ackinnon
F. E. Brown
GO. P
T. A
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Saratoga
Utica
Binghamton
Hornellsville
Elmira
Syracuse
Rochester
Watertown
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Toronto
Cleveland
Cincinnat
Pawer
Revlon
Saratogs
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Pacific Express
Keene
Bellows Falls
White River
Rutland
Whitehall
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Plattsburgh
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Malone
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Vermont
Varlor
Sburg
Rome
Pasgen
Providence Line
Park Square Station
Connecticut
Dew. Arin
Vine Street Motor Rat&way Company, & Corporation
State of
Recorder of Deeds
Jackson County
Vine Stree Motor Railway Company
Nes
Motor Street
Copany
County of
East
Eighteenth Street
Vine Street
Kansas City
Lynn Avenue
Lyn Avenue
Highland Avenue
Mmighland Avenue
Somersay Place
City of
Kugbee Place
Euclid Avenue
Linwood Avenue
Linwoui Avenue
John Kaufmann
Hls
Altamont
Garfeld Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Sedgwick Avenue
Luence
Amanda Johnson
Henry Ackerman
Ivonline
City
Thirty-seventh Street
Thirty Eighth Street
Alao Wne Power House
Sai Railway Company
Somerset Place
Udon
Vine Street Motor Railway Company
Thomwaca-Houston Electric Company
A.l
A.D
Vine Street M, Way Company
Uecret
County
Fifth and
Delaware Streets
Wall Street
City of New York
State of New York
Central Trust Company OF New York
G. Suraman
Borer
Str
Tman & Jussano
Poriiirs
Srewaps
Ueeeerenem & Knot
Suffolk
Annie C. T. Findall
Rockingham
New Hampshire
T. Salter Tredick
Boston & Albany
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Boston & Albany B Ry
Boston Post
Joun W. McKim
Esquire
Eliwah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachsusep’s
Philander S. Briggs
Oliver L. Briggs
Alonzo Briggs
Koston Post
Koston
Jonn W. McKim
Anti Court
Elijau George
Franklin Russell
Mary Russelle Laveatston