Democratic Circular Appeals Office Staff for Campaign Funds
Boston in 1888 reports Colonel Charles D. Lewis treasurer of the Democratic State committee sent a bold circular to post office employees soliciting funds to support the party’s statewide campaign. The letter, signed in purple ink by stamp, urged contributions to defray campaign and legitimate expenses. The indiscriminate outreach drew dismay from loyal Cleveland supporters and was criticized as an imitation of old Republican fundraising tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Lewis
Democratic State Committee
Massachusetts
National Committee
State Committee
Cleveland
Boston
Dear
Sir
Washington Street
ChHarves
D. Lewis
Signers of the Walker Petitions in the Tenth District Fail to Appear
Worcester Aug 26 Last night s congressional caucuses show collapse of signers calling Joseph H Walker to run for Congress in the tenth district. In Spencer Bates delegates win. Dudley and Sturbridge favor Bates. Brookfield backs Bates. totals list Bates leading in most towns with Walker and Independents limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Joseph H. Walker
Congress
Spencer
Rice
Walker
Bates
Sterling
Ice
Dudley
Sturbridge
Brookfield
Grafton- Bates
Wales
Butler to the protectionists on tariff and fisheries
A group of protectionist Republicans and wavering Democrats invite General Butler to speak at Tremont Temple on Friday evening. Butler accepts, naming the date and venue, and addresses a letter to Josiah G. Abbott among others. He agrees to meet at Tremont Temple on August 31 at 8 p.m. to discuss revenue legislation and fisheries with attendees from Boston and across Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Butler
Tremont Temple
Josiah G. Abbott
Judge Abbott
Benjamin F. Butler
Boston
Mass
Great Britain
Ofassachusetts
William 3. Butler
William 3. Butler & Co., Plimpton, Fisk & Co
Coleman, Mead & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Davis, Moreau & Co
Walker, Stetson & Sawyer, Sawyer, Burt & Manning
Claflin, Larrabee & Co
Weil, Dreyfus & Co
Wheeler, Conant & Blougeit
The
Brainerd & Armstrong Company
Boston Gossamer Company
Barbour Manufacturing Company
Knowles Steam Pump Works
Eaton
Henry F. Coe
CG. L. Hosmer
W. E. Gilman
Albert Ivins Croll
Florbert Radcly He
Timothy Merrick
Holyoke
George L. Davis
North Andover
J. W. Bennett
Lowell
Lewis
N. Gilbert
Ware
E. H. Baker
Elizur Smith
Lee
L. T. Jeffs
Hudgon
A. _L. Joslyn
Oxford
James
Allen
Brockton
S. Frost
Chelsea
George W. Chase
North Adams
James N. Green
Easthampton
B. H. Spaulding
Ilford
George P. Ladd
Spencer
C.corbin
Webster
J. Henry Gould
Ledfield
Charles E. Whitin
Whitinsville
J. L. Holden
Palmer
M. W. Rice
John P. Squire
R. Z. Sullivan
Timothy, Merrick
Illiam S. Butler
Rufus
Frost and
Otlers
Iam
Beng
Buri
Temperance Republicans urged on coming caucuses in Massachusetts
An appeal to temperance Republican voters has been issued by figures including John D. Long F Fosdick J T Wilson C Q Virrell H B Blackwell and J C to mobilize support ahead of upcoming Massachusetts caucuses and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
John D. Long
F. Fosdick
J.T. Wilson
C. Q. ‘Virrell
H. B. Blackwell
J.C
Temperance caucuses and rival delegates in Massachusetts politics
A long list of names and factions shows Emissaries of liquor dealers dominate in legislative districts as Republicans, Melrose, Malden and Dedham clubs plan caucuses to pick delegates. Everett, Fall River and East Brookfield cues highlight rival ambitions amid Dem naturalization efforts and city committee meetings.
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Brookline
Beard
Vermont
St. Albans
Burlington
Montpelier
Melrose
Messrs
Elbridge H. Goss
B. Warren Fernald
Malden
Everett
A. H. Evans
Middlesex
Dedham Home Market Club
Irving Donnelly
Henry Smith
Francis L. Babcock
T. Monroe Murphy
Richard M. Finn
Thomas P. Murray
Robert H. Shhulz
Preston R. Mansfield
George Lord
John Connors
John Wardle, Jr
J. Varnum Abbott
William 8. Macomber
Preston R. Mansfeld
Thomas Murphy
Henry S. Lawton
Frederick D. Ely
Henry T. McClearn
L. D. Willcutt
Jacob
City Committee
Essex Street
Dr. Davis
Fall River
Congress
New Bedford Mercury
East Brookfield
Democrats
Cleveland
Thurman
Falmouth
Republican Club
Town Hall
Bd. Capen
Boston
Puck
The Steamship Bostonian Arrives as Largest Ocean Steamer
The Leyland line steamer Bostonian entered Boston harbor on its first layover, weighing 7990 gross tons and built by Harland and Wolff in Belfast. With four masts and bark rig, she is freight oriented, carrying 661 tons of ballast and 105,742 tons of coal bunkers, plus 7990 tons capacity across holds and decks, and includes live cattle accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian
New Leyland Line
Boston
Belfast
Irc
Harland & Wolff
Great Steamship Builders
St. Andrews as a Summer Resort
James G. Blaine will travel by special train from Calais to St. Andrews New Brunswick to spend the night and part of Thursday at the Argyle Hotel. The trip follows praise by Sir Leonard Tilley of the resort, which has attracted American families and seen recent investments for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrews
James G. Blaine
Calais
New Brunswick
N. B
Bar Harbor
Sir Leonard Tilley
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Awards at Massachusetts Horticultural Society Exhibition
The exhibition awarded prizes across vegetables, fruits, and flowers. Winners included J. Bb Moore & Son for potatoes, L. W. Weston, and Charles H. Smith in vegetables. Maria Langmaid and Edward J. Coolidge among pears. Sere and roses and gladioli among flowers, with special prizes from Mr. B Faxon and various cups and ribbons awarded to multiple gardeners and growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
J. Bb
Moore & Son
Hebron
L. W. Weston
Charles H. Smith
Winslow
B. G. Smith
C. E. Grant
N. Brackett
Ruby King
J. Fillebrown
E. Grant
O. A. Kidder
Bartlett
Mary Langmaid
Edward J. Cooldge
Rostiezer
M. V. Chadbourne
Foster
Foster; Third, CU. N. Brackett
Tyson
A .S. McIntosh
Arren
E. J. Hewins
McIntosh
I W. Heustis & Son
K. J. Hewins
Warren ‘Enno
Hale
Charles
S. Hartwell
Artemas Frost
Mr. B. Faxon
Asters
John Irving
Truffant
M. B. Faxon
L. W. Goodell
J. Chapman
Victoria
Faxon
F. B.B. Hayes
Xon
EK. Gill
J. W. Clark
J. Cartwright
H. B. Watts
Sarah Story
M. Cita
Hill
A. D. Wood
P. D. Richards
E. Coburn
The Case of Mr Gallagher Ends in Tragedy
William H Gallagher a ticket seller at the Howard Atheneum was found with a self inflicted gunshot wound and died shortly after. Initial reports of apoplexy are denied with the belief that long use of hair dye caused temporary insanity leading to the act. Gallagher, born in Nova Scotia fifty five years ago, had a long career in Boston theatres and fooded up his duties at the Met and Fifth Avenue Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Gallagher
Howard Atheneum
Blue Hill Avenue
Hartford Street
Gallagher
Gallager
Harris
the Howard
Tryon
Mr. Gallagher
Nova Scotia
Hathorne Coach Company
Metropolitan Company
Horse
Tremont House
Atheneum
Isaac B. Rich
Mr. Tryon
Fifth Avenue Theatre
New York
Irish National League Holds Second Massachusetts Convention
The Irish National League of the State of Massachusetts convened at New Era Hall in Boston with ex mayor John J. Donovan presiding. Officers named include Rev P A McKenna, Stephen J Anderson, James Stratton, George Harrigan, and Thomas O Flynn. Resolutions condemned English policy toward imprisoned Irish leaders, backed Gladstone and Parnell, denounced the London Times, and planned funding for anti coercion and Parnell defense totaling about $15,000 pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National League
Massachusetts
New Era Hall
Tremont Street
John J. Donovan
Lowell
P. A. McKenna
Marlboro
Stephen J. Anderson
East Cambridge
James 8. Stratton
Milford
George M. Harrigan
Thomas O’flynn
Boston
Father McKenna
Parnell Defence Fund
Fromm
Dloor
Printers reject Labor Day parade vote at 55 Franklin Street
Printers at 55 Franklin Street hold a long meeting and reaffirm that as ballot voters they will not parade on Labor Day. Some pro parade printers may still join individually. Objections cite seniority and exhausting shifts as reasons to abstain. Freight handlers denounce K L of L actions. Somerville Fife and Drum Corps hired for Labor Day by Carpenters Union. A $75 banner arrives for the event. Local Assembly 2868 plans Labor Day arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Assembly
New Era Hall
K. of L
Assembly of
Somerville
Fife and Drum Corps
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
East
Boston
J. H. Wright
Clan-na- Gael
Cereal Club Visit To Standish Shore Summer Home
About fifty members of the Cereal Club visited Mr James F Southworth at Standish Shore South Duxbury on a Saturday. The group traveled by special car, arrived past the StanDish monument, and enjoyed a clam bake in a beach tent. Speeches followed by Duxbury officials and others, then the return train to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cereal Club
James F. Southworth
Standish Shore
South Duxbury
D. W. Rawlet
KE. H. Wakefield
C. H. Utley
Old Colony
Standish Monument
Mr. Southworth
Ranlet
Timothy Baker
Pearson
Chamber of Commerce
Silas Peirce
Pratt
Duxbury
E. H. Howlet
E. Wakefield
Boston
City
Colonel Wellington Improves, Doctors Report
The physicians attending Colonel A C Wellington Dr Otis H Marion and Dr Herman F Vickery gave Saturday update stating his condition today is as good as could be expected with marked improvement in right side control. His mind is clear and he speaks with his usual cheerfulness and energy.
Sunday at the Shore Ends Festival Week on Point of Pines
More than 50 000 people crowded Winthrop and Revere shores with over 20 000 visiting the Point of Pines to hear closing festival music. Capt H Simpson saved a man off the Strathmore Saturday afternoon, tallying nearly a dozen rescues this season along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop and
Revere
Point of Pines
Winthrop
Ocean Pier
Oak Island
H. Simpson
Strathmore
The Land of the Pharaohs by Dr Alfred P Putnam
The Rev Dr Alfred P Putnam of Concord Mass a noted Unitarian preacher and writer has new lectures on Egypt and its monuments based on recent discoveries He plans to deliver these lectures this coming winter with vivid Nile scenery and incidents to attract listeners interested in ancient Egypt and its builders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred P. Putnam
Concord
Mass
Egypt
Old
Nile
Putnam
Turiny English carpets offered by local agents
Turiny American agents for the sale of English Woodstock carpets are John H. Pray, Sons & Co. of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Mt Bowdoin Street Plea for repairs at city meeting
Citizens of Mt Bowdoin heard a report from a committee on Eldon and Rosseter streets and Union avenue, noting neglect and delays due to funding while other street projects progressed. A new committee and a permanent improvements panel were formed, and the gathering urged the street department to give proper attention to the long neglected streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Bowdoin
Hazard Stevens
George D. Grant
Christopher Blake
Peter M. Taft
Torrey E. Wardner
Eldon and
Rosseter
Union Avenue
Seager Street
Stanwood Avenue
Argyle
Nixon
Shelton Streets
Eldon Street
Stephen H. Tyne
J. L. Hadbour
Patrick Norton
William R.cordingly
Hugh KE. McDevett
Boston Defeats Washingtons In Tight Baseball Contest
Washingtons lose 7 to 4 as Boston bats spark late rally. Kelly did not play after being ordered to appear. he refused and was fined 100 dollars. Tate handled catching duties behind the plate while Glenn and Shoch delivered key hits for Boston, with O Brien hitting a home run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bostons
Washingtons
Kelly
Morrill
Tate
O’b Brien
Glenn
Shoch
iHome
O’brien
Brown
Myers
Daily
Donnelly
Deasley
Johnston
Clarkson
Wilmot
Higgins
Nash
I Ray
Theatres Open Tonight With Busy Boston Lineup
The city theatres resume after a gap with the Daly brothers opening the Park stage in Vacation Harvard vs Yale. Casts include Virgie Vane and Harry Hail. Neil Burgess appears at Grand Opera House in Vim. Hollis Street Theatre holds Uncle Tom's Cabin. Globe hosts Mantell in Monbars. Madame Laurent and Primrose and West's minstrels play Boston Theatre. The Boston Museum presents The Bells of Haslemere with a large company. Lilly Clay's Colossal Gaiety Company performs at the Howard Atheneum. Little Lord Fauntleroy stars Miss Viola Allen with a wide cast. Chicago theatre scene notes long runs and strong receipts for Crystal Slipper and Corsair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Brothers
Harvard
Yale
Virgie Vane
Belle la Verde
Viola Vincent
Julia Mackey
Priscilla Plush
Lizzie Daly
Delia
Blanche Hayden
Harry Hail
Thomas L. Daly
Yardly Terrence
William Daly, Jr
Professor Smithlin
Harry
Dietz
Neil Burgess
Grand Opera House
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Lord Fauntleroy
Boston Museum
Earl of Dorincourt
Henry M. Pitt
Mr. Havisham
C. Leslie Allen
Silas Hobbs
George W.wilson
Wilkins
James Nolan
Higgins
Thomas L. Coleman
Thomas
H. P. Whittemore
Cedric Errol
Elsie Leslie
Dick Tipton
Miniam O'Leary
Errol
Viola Allen
Minna
Annie
Clarke
Mary
Kate Ryan
Jane
Grace Atwell
Joseph
Robert Buchanan
Bronson Howard
Museum
Sweet Lavender
London
Mr. Barnes
New York
Adelphi
Rosedale
Chicago
Boston
Rice
Paul Kauvar
Boston Secures Quinn After $4000 Des Moines Release
The Boston management secured Quinn from the Des Moines club for about $4000. He has a great record as a second baseman. Other games listed include Philadelphia against New Yorks and Pittsburgs against Indianapolis with varied scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Philadel
Boston
Quinn
Des Moines
Yachts win open regatta titles across classes at Beverly
Sixty four yachts competed in the third open regatta off Marblehead as Shadow Mig non Mucilage Sea Bird Thelga Mabel Mosca Rocket Eureka claimed class prizes. Corinthian Yacht Club awards followed with Magic Saracen Mucilage Brenda Black Cloud Zoe and Vesper. Duxbury race winners were White Swallow Solitaire Clear the Lrack and Buzzard Bay titles went to Surprise Mist Daisy and Wink. Eastern Yacht Club considers a second race this year pending council and regatta committee meetings with a likely date between September 11 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Yacht Club
Marblehead
Shadow
Mignon
Mucilage
Sea Bird
Thelga
Mabel
Mosca
Rocket
Eureka
Board of Judges
Corinthian Yacht Club
Magic
Saracen
Brenda
Black Cloud
Zoe
Vesper
Duxbury
White Swallow
Solitaire
Creedmoor Rifle Team Formed by Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts grants permission to form a Massachusetts Volunteer Militia team for the interstate rifle match at Creedmoor on September 15, 1888. Colonel H Tl Rockwell will organize and command the team. transportation and expenses up to 40 dollars per officer and man will be paid through the inspector-general of rifle practice with vouchers returned. Samural Darron, Adjutant-General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creedmoor
H.tl. Rockwell
Samural Darron
Germania Band to Play On Charles River Embankment
The programme will be performed at the foot of Livingston street on the Charles River embankment at 7 30 this evening by the Germania Band. It features The Full Moons Overture Moonlight La Gitana a cornet solo The Sprae bes Grand Selection of National Airs Red Bandanna Rosenfeld Popular Melody and Swanee River plus A Night in New York and other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
Livingston Street
Germania Band
Esleere
Steinhausen
R. Shuebruk
Beyer
Eee Neers
Rosenfeld
Melanie
Eeeseeesveses
Catlin
Boulanger
Swanee River
Foster
George W. Stewart
New York
No Illumination Planned At Nantasket Hotel Event
Hotel proprietors meeting at Hotel Nantasket Nantasket Beach decided not to have the annual illumination this year. Labor Day and the evening date will feature extra attractions during the day and a fireworks display at Hotel Nantasket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Nantasket
Nantasket Beach
Music Hall Promenades with Opera Highlights
Music Hall concerts remain popular and well received. Tonight's program is detailed in another column. A new feature on Wednesday promises operatic music with Georgine von Anuschowsky and G Campanari performing solos and duets from Les Huguenots La Traviata and Rigoletto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Georgine von Anuschowsky
Or G. Campanari
Omaha coaching party departs Ven dome for White Mountains
The Omaha coaching group left the Ven dome Saturday at 1 30 p m en route to the White Mountains arriving September 3 and stopping at Profile House. The group includes General George L Andrews commander in chief at West Point and numerous others from Omaha Syracuse New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Newark Philadelphia Boston Denver and Minneapolis with a large turnout from across the country aboard the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
White Mountains
Profile House
Swampscott
Brunswick
George L. Andrews
West Point
J. M. Wolworth
Wolworth
E. L. Burlingame
Jennie Burlingame
Syracuse
Vanderpool
L. Vanderpool
Newark
N.J
A. M. Barna
Cincinnati
August Rutten
Philip Harper
Harper
Shearer
New York
A. P. Thompson
Buffalo
Newport
Victoria
David Bennett King
Charles M. Carter
M. F Meredith
Joan H. Patterson
Dayton
Berton Stevenson
Stevenson
Newersey
Thorndike
Ethelbert Watts
Philadelphia
J.J. Stevens
San Antonio
Tex
Allie ‘Akerstrom
J. E. Lester
Providence
R. L
Edwin L. Barnes
Pasadena
Col
George
Hosmer
Barbour
Detroit
J. W. Williams
Parally
United States
J. J. van Schaack
Kinderhook
N. Y
Mary D. van Schaack
J. Higenbotham
J. G. Stevenson
Patterson
Pittsburg
Penn
Landon
Denver
Tremont
E. W. Wood
Baltimore
Charles Shaler
U.S.A
George Thorn
Justin
Morrill
Young
Alfred Sherlock-Goode
John R. Baker, Jr
Philadel A.C. Russell
Kantkowsky
Washington
S. W. Farnham
Farnham
Far
Saturday Weddings Tie Chandler and Spooner in Boston Church
The marriage of Herbert H. Chandler and Ida Woodbury Spooner occurred at Second Church in Boylston Street with ushers H. W. Chandler and William Thurber. The couple plans travel to New York Adirondack Mountains and South America. A second ceremony united William F. Goodwin and Aura H. York at 146 Dorchester Street South Boston, officiated by Rev. George A. Thayer. They will honeymoon then reside in Longwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Chandler
Ida Woodbury Spooner
Bourne Spooner
Plymouth
Boylston Street
H. W. Chandler
William Thurber
Mendelssohn
Chandler
New York
Adirondack Mountains
South America
B.A. Woods
Dorchester Street
Boston
William
Tur Revere House Keeps Its Old Time Hostelry Charm
The Tur Revere House daily adds to its longstanding reputation as an incomparable hostelry. Its atmosphere, service and traditional hospitality continue to attract patrons seeking a historic dining and lodging experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Revere House
City Notes Record of Accidents and Appointments
A brakeman James Keown died after being crushed between two moving train cars on Federal street. Other items include Archbishop Williams naming Rev Leo P Boland as Cathedral rector, 202 Boston deaths last week, James McCabe's renewed arrest in Manchester, A J Hamilton sworn as storekeeper at the custom house, Michael Tully charged with breaking and entering a stable, a 15 year old newsboy's fatal injury on Tremont street, a drowning in a Malden area swimming hole, and Rev J M Gray’s Rome in Prophecy and Politics discourse at People’s Church with Amer Reformation Society activities continuing elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keown
Union Freight Railway
Harrison Avenue
Federal Street
Beach
North Grove Street
Station 4
Stedman
Archbishop Williams
Leo P. Boland
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
J. P. Bodtish
St. John’s Church
Canton
Boston
James McCabe
Manchester
N. H
McCabe
McCausland
A. J. Hamilton
Worcester
Custom House
Michael Tully
Barclay Court
Jacob Rauski
Morton Street
Tremont Street
Boylston
William Pratt
Revere
Malden
J. M. Gray
People’s Church
Rome
Fremont Temple
Edward 5. Kelley
American Reformation Society
Quincy and Boston street railroad formed in Quincy
Articles of incorporation granted for the Quincy and Boston street railroad with capital stock of 50,000. Directors named include J. Q. Adams, Josiah Quincy, J. A. Duggan, W. G. A. Pattee, H. T. Whitman, T. H. McDonnell of Quincy and A. Burnham of Boston. Nine miles of track planned in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy & Boston Street Railroad
J. Q. Adams
Josiah Quincy
J. A. Duggan
W. G. A. Pattee
H. T. Whitman
T. H. McDonnell
Quincy
A. Burnham
Boston
Assaulted His Aged Wife In Porter Street Row
James Gerrier aged 87 was arrested after an assault on his 73 year old wife Hannah at 43 Porter street. Both were intoxicated and a general quarrel led to Gerrier kicking her in the head, fracturing her skull. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with likely fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gerrier
Hannah
Porter Street
Gerrier
Massachusetts General Hospital
Libel for Collision Between Schooners Enoch Robinson and Woodbury
United States District Court August 25 finds the collision near Race Point Light was caused by the fault of the Enoch Robinson due to a missing competent lookout. Libellants, owners of Stephen E. Woodbury, recover decree for damages including an injured seaman. Attorneys Dodge for libellants Lathrop for Enoch Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States District Court
Nelson
J. M. W. Drew
Enoch Robinson
Libellants
Stephen E. Woodbury
New York
Belfast
Race Point Light
Cape Cod
Stephen E Woodbury
E. 5S. Dodge
Jd. Lathrop
Assault hearing and bail set in city court
Municipal court notes August 25 show John Riley for assault held to today’s hearing on $500 bail. John J. McVey and Andrew M. Fay charged with breaking and entering the old engine house on Wall Street. cases held over for hearing with $1200 bail in each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams and
Curtis
J.J. John Riley
John J. McVey
Andrew M. Fay
Wall Street
Paine's Furniture introduces solid oak designs at Canal Street
Draring Room Furniture of solid oak in entirely new designs after the Old English style, heavy carved. From the manufactory Paine's Furniture Company, 48 Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postoffice
Butler
Protectionists
Horticultural Society
Lassnity
Local Labor Matters
Trip OF the Cereal Club
MT. Bowduiln
Baseball
the Theatres
Hollis Street Theatre
Globe Theatre
Robert Mantell
Monbars
Robert Monbars
Laurent
Henry Laurent
Louis de Maren
Kendall Weston
Marquis de Noument
Archie Lindsey
Monsieur Mouton
B J. Ringold
Bells of
Haslemere
Frank Beresford
Edgar L. Davenport
John Silkstones
M. Pitt
Captain Vere
John B. Mason
Matthew Brookfield
Falkland-Buchanan
Joseph Thorndyke
Seeeerees
Willis Granger
Reuben Armstrong
George W. Wilson
Benjamin Tremble
John Quick
Herbert Patteen
Evelyn Brookfield
Mary Northcote
Maida Craigen
Dorothy Tremble
Helen Dayne
Salem
Thomas L. Coleman Patrick Desmond
Olan Odbyy
Becca Io, Bladdo Jim Claiborne
Henry Macdonna Abe Jeffs
Thomas Francis Norah Desmond
Miriam O’leary
Phias
Pittsburgs
Indianapolis
Detroits
Chicagos
Portsmouths
Worcesters
Manchesters
Lowells
Brooklyn
Kansas Citys
Brooklyns
Philadelphia —Athletics
Louisvilles
St. Louis
Clevelands
Cincinnatis
Baltimores
Creedmoor Rifle
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Adjutant-General’s Office
West End
Brooks
A. B. Crocker, & CO
Avon Street
Goodyear
Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine Coo
Boston Post
Tricycles
Franklin ST
Bowdoin Square
Boston, Mass
Health Food CO
New England
Tremont St
Wm. Read & Sons
Easr Victeee Cycles
Cainlon
Columbus Boston
Haverhill
Boston Weekly Post
Ruggles St
Coventry Machinist CO
Columbus Ave
Roston
Tuttle
Hyde Park
Merrina Street
Street Railway
United
Taylor
Chester Is
Graves & Sons
Paris
Baker’s Breakfast Uocee
Parsons
W. Baker & CO
Dorcheste
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