Bostons Rout Browns Fourteen to Four at South End
Cold, clammy weather favored Boston as they defeated the St Louis Browns fourteen to four. Jack Stivetts pitched well after a wild start by Clarkson, while Boston’s Arthur struggled and Nash’s lineup delivered eight runs through four innings. Duffy Connaughton Bannon and Quinn starred for Boston as the Browns faded after the third.
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South End Grounds
Bostons
St. Louis Browns
Clarkson
Browns
Jack Stivetts
Stivetts
Jack
Duffy
Connaughton
Bannon
Quinn
McCarthy
Lowe’s
Nash
Arthur
van der Ahe
Boston AB
RTB
Inne
EGE
Sds Asseee Vctecess
Rannon
Fostase
Ivan
P F
ST. Louis AB
TR Po
Bogwos
Eiy
Twineham
Miller
C Seeweae
Connor
Hugart
Peltz
Biogen
Seative Cee
Totais
Boston
St. Louis
Peitz
Mil- Firstleg
Chicago Cubs trip Phillies in short decisive game
Chicago scored six runs in the eighth to topple Philadelphia after a tight start. Wilmot hit a home run as Chicago earned a 13 to 6 victory before about 2,300 fans. Hits were 15 for Chicago and 11 for Philadelphia. errors 4 and 2. Griffith and Schriver pitched for Chicago with Weyhing and Carter for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago
Wilmot
Griffith
Schriver
Weyhing
Carsey
Grady
Orioles Rally Past Louisville With Early Lead
Baltimore built an early advantage and with Hawke hit hard in the sixth inning, Esper replaced him and pitched well. Attendance listed as 2,500. Final score Baltimore eight, Louisville six with 13 hits to 10 for Baltimore and four errors to none for Baltimore. Batteries were Hawke Esper Robinson for Baltimore and Wadsworth Iahner for Louisville.
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Baltimore
Wadsworth
Baltimores
Orioles
Hawke
Esper
Louisville
Robinson
Iahner
Washington and Cincinnati Square Off In Low-Effort Game
Washington beat Cincinnati with a 5 to 2 score in a loosely played game. Mercer struggled for Washington while Fournier toed the rubber for Cincinnati. Attendance was 2,250 as hits favored Washington 10 to 6 and errors were 5 for Washington and 7 for Cincinnati. Batteries Mercer McGuire and Fournier Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati
Mercer
Fournier
Brjrors
McGuire
Merritt
Brooklyn Nets Fall Short as Pirates Win 7 to 3
Brooklyn visitors struggled after the fourth inning as Ehret was hit hard while Stein pitched adequately and received strong support. Burns hit a home run for Brooklyn, but Pittsburgh rallied with offense through the game. Attendance reached 800 as Brooklyn recorded 16 hits to Pittsburgh's 11 and committed 1 error to the Pirates' 2. Batteries Stein and Dailey for Brooklyn with Ehret and Sugden for Pittsburgh.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Stein
Ehret
Burns
Pittsburg
New York Defeats Cleveland in Tight Baseball Game
New York won 6 to 4 over Cleveland after a muffed foul fly by McGarr in the eighth. Cuppy pitched well after the first inning and Meekin held Cleveland with men on base. Attendance was about 3,600 as New York took the lead early and held on despite late Cleveland push.
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New York
Cleveland
McGarr
Cuppy
Meekin
Farrell
O’connor
Bangor Tops Fall River In Low Scoring Baseball Tilt
Base running by Sharrott and a plate throw from Deady highlighted a quiet game as Bangor and Fall River traded runs. Final score shows 2-0 in favor of Fall River with errors tallying 2 for Bangor and 6 for Fall River.
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Sharrott
Deady
Ots Cae Ee
Pall River
Vise
Ees
Bangor
Fall River
Gray and Hayes
Lincoln
Rupert
Lewiston Defeats Haverhill on Errors and Spill Homer
Lewiston beat Haverhill 9 to 7 after costly errors and a second inning home run by Spill with the bases loaded. Sullivan started, wild, relieved by Stafford as hits were scattered. Anderson, bound for Brooklyn, hit a homer. Base hits favored Lewiston 9 to 14 with 3 Lewiston and 6 Haverhill errors. Batteries Sullivan Stafford Bergen Johnson and Sweeney.
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Haverhill
Lewiston
Spill
Sullivan
Stafford
Anderson
Brooklyn
Braverhill
Bergen
Johnson and Sweeney
Pawtucket Falls To Portland In Upset Battle
PAWTUCKET R I Aug 29 Pawtucket lost to Portland after a great uphill fight Kelley pitched well but weak support. Davis tripled in ninth to tie the score and Bannon made a later assist in the field. Portland 8 Pawtucket 7 in nine innings. Base hits Portland 12 Pawtucket 7. errors Portland 5 Pawtucket 6. Daniels and Casey, Kelley and Yeager were the battery.
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Pawtucket
R. IL
Portland
Kelley
Davis
Bannon
Daniels
Casey
Yeager
Brockton and New Bedford Benefit Game Report
Brockton faced New Bedford in a benefit match for former club players in Brockton on August 29. About one thousand tickets were sold as the game produced several notable plays. Final scores show Brockton 16, New Bedford 6 with multiple base hits and errors noted for both teams.
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Brockton
New Bedford
McCullough
Corcoran
Brady
Smith
Eastern League scores and standings update
At Providence Providence defeated Wilkes Barre 14 to 3 while Springfield beat Allen town 12 to 9 and Syracuse topped Erie 17 to 5. Scranton barely lost to Buffalo 1 to 4 in a set of league results.
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Providence
Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Allentown
Syracuse
Erie
Scranton
Buffalo
Salem's Strong Car Shop Nine Claims Top Status
The Salem car shops nine boast four victories in five games, having defeated Somerville twice and Lawrence once while beating Russell's nine. They claim the region’s strongest team title as the Witch City squad continues to play solid ball with strong local support.
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Salem Car Shops
Somerville
Lawrence
Witch City Boys
Russell
Salemites
Salem
Centrals of Chelsea Win 17-16 Championship Thriller
The Centrals of Chelsea defeated Crescent Reviews at the Chelsea Cricket Club grounds by 17 to 16 in a close game. The victory secures the 11 year old Massachusetts championship and the Centrals will defend it against challengers. Address: J. Smith, 26 Stockton Street, Chelsea.
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Centrals
Chelsea
Revere
Chelsea Cricket Club
Massachusetts
J. Smith
Stockton Street
Baseball Talk: Bostons Face Browns in Key Clash
The Bostons meet the St. Louis Browns in a hot game as the Browns show the best Western form on the trip. Boston manager Frank Selee departs for New York to play a postponed game with the New Yorks at Polo Grounds. Bennett notes New Yorks as Boston’s strongest pennant foe while Hogan of the Browns is hailed as a speedy outfielder.
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Bostons
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Frank Selee
New York
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Collegians
Bennett
Charley Bennett
Hogan
Champion Corbett
Hallock
Medical Institute and Museum of Anatomy
Court St
Boston
Halleck
Museum of Anatomy
Dr. Hallock & Co
McCarthy Seeks Recovery Over Von Der Ahe Deal
Tommy McCarthy had Chris Von Der Ahe arrested yesterday with Constable Peter Fee serving the writ. Soden and Conant bonded Von Der Ahe. McCarthy seeks repayment of funds paid while with Von Der Ahe when the American Association formed three years ago. Lawyer M. J. Moore represents McCarthy and hopes for judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy McCarthy
Chris von der Ahe
Peter Fee
Messrs. Soden and
Conant
von der Ahe
McCarthy
New American Association
M. J. Moore
South Boston Athletic Club Picnic At Melville Garden
The South Boston Athletic Club hosts a full day of events at Melville Garden Downer Landing with eight track field and swimming events after the 2:30 p m boat from Boston. Competitors include B A A S A C St M A C and others with dancing and a 4 p m boat option for viewing. Bernard Doherty targets a record in the running jumps as Chief Judge John Bowler coordinates field events.
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South
Frank J. Carey
George Holm
Bernard Doherty
John Bowler
Charlesbank Gym
South Boston Athletic Club
Marlboro Wins Team Match At Wellington Shooting Event
An all day tournament at the Boston Shooting Association grounds drew shooters from across New England. Forty one 4tle. Marlboro team captured top honors in the 30 birds per man purse of 15 dollars, edging Brockton and Hingham squads with Lynn, Worcester and others close behind.
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Wellington
Boston Shooting Association
New England
Daley
Daniels
Howe
Allison
Eager
Farrar
Herbert
Worthing
Morse
Wheeler
Snow
Henderson
Hastings
Wadsworth
Waldo
Breen
Middlesex
Hingham No
Lynn
Marlboro
Worcester
Brockton
Charter Oak Park meet yields fast pacing and records
Hartford today showcased strong attendance as the 2:18 pace produced heated heats with Judge Sterling, Goldsmith, Amelia, and Highland L. competing. Ralph Wilkes set a new Charter Oak stake mark at 2:10 3-4 while lowering his own record, with Mahogany as a key rival. breeders stakes drew little interest.
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Hartford
Charter Oak Park
Judge Sterling
Goldsmith
Amelia
Highland L
Ralph Wilkes
Charter Oak
Harietta
Charter Oak Association
Fleetwood
Ralph
Mahogany
Lavalight
Katie B
Grant
Burthard
Horse racing results at Sheepshead Bay meets card
The August 29 program lists seven races with winners: First May Day filly over Harry Reed and Roundelay. second Tinge over Golden Rod and Maretta. a dead heat for Don Alonzo and Strathmeath. Belles Stakes Irish Reel over Gutta Percha and Sadie. Flight Stakes Clifford over Lady Violet and Lustre. One mile St Michael Arab over Speculation. turf handicap Illume Gleaming over Live Oak and Time. Purse split noted for the dead heat.
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Sheepshead Bay
L. I
Harry Reed
May Day
Roundelay
Tinge
Golden Rod
Maretta
Don Alonzo
Strathmeath
Red Skin
Gutta Percha
Sadie
Clifford
Lady Violet
Lustre
St. Michael
Arab
Speculation
Illume
Gleaming
Live Oak
Pamlico the Great Trotting Stallion Dies in Hartford
Pamlico a 10 year old trotting stallion famed for a 2 10 record died at Charter Oak Park Hartford from colic. He sired Little Tales and Miss Nelson and had started in forty races since 1888. He was entered in the 2 11 class for tomorrow.
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Hartford
Pamlico
America
Charter Oak Park
Little Tales
Miss Nelson
Races Run Hotly. Combination Driver Thrown Out
In Bangor Maine today August 29 the 2:30 class saw the driver of Combination thrown out as the horse ran a full mile with the field. No injuries reported but the horse was drawn for the next heat.
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Bangor
Ring Gossip Caps Coney Island Boxing Plans
The upshot is uncertain patronage unless a competent organizer is named. Reporters note a recent mill visit sparked a claim of a robbery verdict. Contenders in talks include Johnson vs O’Brien at 145 pounds for 1000 dollars, with Walcott’s stance shaping matchups. Additional inquiries pair Paddy Murphy in Boston with local rivals and Bowen ready to face Bobby Dobbs in Minneapolis. The Atlantic Athletic Club seeks Connolly against Daly of Omaha.
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Coney Island
Post
McAuliffe
Charley Johnson
Dick O’brien
Johnson
O’brien
Walcott
Maine
Paddy Murphy
Montreal
Frank” Taylor
Ed Burnham
Sailor Brown
Boston
England
Ted Pritchard
Dick Burge
Burge
Andy Bowen
Hot Springs
Bobby Dobbs
Minneapolis
John S. Barnes
Twin City
Dobbs
Bowen
Atlantic Athletic Club
Tommy Connolly
Danny Daly
Omaha
Labor Day Regatta Entry For Thompson From Toronto
Secretary James P. Fox of the regatta committee accepts E. M. Thompson of the Argonauts of Toronto for the senior single scull race. Thompson will take the outside position as the Labor Day Charles River regatta, the largest yet, opens at 11:30 a.m.
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James P. Fox
N. E. A. R. A. Rowing Regatta
E. M. Thompson
Argonauts of
Toronto
Can
Thompson
Charles River
The Vineyard Flyers Regatta Results at Vineyard Haven
The first annual catboat regatta on Martha's Vineyard sailed twelve miles from Vineyard Haven into a moderate easterly wind. Winners include First class Gem Mills Cottage City first with Drift Norton Vineyard Haven second. Second class Ninety and Nine Elbridge Vineyard Haven first with Wanderer Foreman Edgartown second. Third class Whaler Vineyard Haven Foster first with Kappawicke Vineyard Haven Winoux second. First class sharpeners Associated Press Vineyard Haven Lord first with Sarah B Cromwell second. Second class Iris Norton Vineyard Haven first with Redless Daggett second.
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Vineyard Haven
Martha’s Vineyard
Gem
Mr. Mills
Cottage City
Drift
Frank P. Norton
George W Elbridge
Wanderer
John Foreman
Edgartown
Edgartown, Second. Third class—Whaler
Thomas Foster
Kappawicke
W. H. Winoux
Sharpenders
Associated Press
Edward C. Lord
Sarah B
Peter Cromwell
Iris
Redless
James Daggett
Vigilant Club Opens New Winter Quarters
The Vigilant Club of the South End announces the opening of its new winter quarters next Monday evening. Members and friends are invited to attend. Newly-elected officers are M. E. Cannon president, J. Kelley secretary, and F. Bailey treasurer.
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South End
M. E. Cannon
J. Kelley
F. Bailey
Western Massachusetts bicycle tours and youth rider
Edward C Lincoln Paul K Lincoln and Arthur W Lincoln return from a wheeling tour in western Massachusetts. Arthur age 16 rode a heavy cushion tired Victor bike. Two century runs completed one on Tuesday and one on Sunday. Also notes on match race offers between Martin L Melick and Arthur Woodland, and other cycling events and club plans at Waltham and Boston.
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Edward C. Lincoln
Paul K. Lincoln
Arthur W. Lincoln
Wheeling
Massachusetts
Arthur
James
Pitt
Cambridgeport
Martin L. Melick
Somerville
Arthur Woodland
Cambridge
Harvard
Messrs. Gray and
Runnells
Mattapan Club
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Boston
Milford
Stobbart
Boston Pageant Entries Tailor Parade with Colorful Sound
A long list of procession participants from Salem to Boston appears in a 19th century pageant. Families and groups provide outfits and horses for a sunrise to sunset cavalcade. Names include Kendall Weston Agnes Goodale Abbie King and many others with houses such as Intervale and Fabyan. Awards celebrate decorated coaches and mountain wagons.
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Katherine Sigel
Marguerite S. Mardon
Mardon
Boston
F. Quinlan
Jayna
Ida Nason
Somerville
Assell Coltee Mountain
Kendall Weston
Agnes Goodale
Frank Mudge
Jessie Hatch
Salem
Apphia Symonds
Alice Waters
Elsie Curtis
Edith Litchfield
Edith Colburn
Roxbury
Bertha Russell
Belmont
Edith Chase
North Conway
C. Louise Goodale
Medford
Edgar Pierce
Ernest Symonds
Salemarle
Frank Wise
Parker Newman
Arthur Ham
Ridge Tally-Ho
Atkinson
Haverhill
Badger
Bos
Treadwell
Kearsarge House
Wentworth Hall
Jackson Falls
Intervale
Twin
Mountain
Bellevue
Frederick Ayer
Lowell
Sunset Pavilion
Minnie Gillis
Pitman Hall
East Branch House
Ridge House
Fabyan’s
Fire gutted most of Chicago Base Ball Club grand stand
At Polk and Lincoln streets in Chicago the grand stand of the Chicago Base Ball Club burned after 1 PM. All but fifty feet of the rebuilt stand were destroyed along with its framework and stored reconstruction materials. No game was underway and the fire is believed incendiary. Loss placed at 19000 dollars.
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Chicago
Chicago Baseball Club
Polk and
Lincoln Streets
Fierce Stockyards Fight Turns Deadly in Chicago
In Chicago last night at 4119 Ashland avenue a brawl among stockyards workers left one man dead and eight injured. Albert McKay died after being struck by a stone and six men were arrested. Mrs Lizzie Dunworth was taken into custody amid claims she threw the fatal stone. The melee followed accusations that Patrick Gleason was a nonunion striker. The unrest left several with gouged eyes and fractured skulls.
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Chicago
Ashland Avenue
Albert McKay
Lizzie Dunworth
McKay
Patrick Gleason
Show of Drugs at Mechanics Hall To Open In May 1895
An American Pharmacy Fair is planned for Mechanics Hall Boston in May 1895 to educate the public and the pharmaceutical trade. Benjamin Johnson leads the venture with consulting support from leading American pharmacists. The three week exhibition will feature chemical and pharmaceutical curiosities, teaching apparatus, and displays from manufacturers and wholesalers. Harvard’s World’s Fair exhibit of 200 new compounds may be shown. Special days will target nurses, physicians, and professional associations.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
America
Benjamin Johnson
New England Druggist
Reading
D. A. O’gorman
Harvard University
International tennis resumes at Niagara with top matches
The international tennis tournament resumed in Niagara Ont on August 29. Malcolm Chace of Providence defeated Yale's A M Pope 6 0 6 1. Yale's A E Foote beat Gordon MacKenzie of Toronto 6 3 6 1. Novice results: P A Manning Toronto over C H Hyde New York 6 1 6 4. B Whitbeck Rochester over H W McClive St Catherine's 2 6 6 2 6 4. W McMaster Toronto beat W R Fergus Montreal 6 3 6 2.
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Niagara
Ont
Malcolm Chace
Providence
A. M. Pope
Yale
A. E. Foote
Gordon MacKenzie
Toronto
Chace
MacKenzie
Foote
P. A. Manning
C. H. Hyde
New York
B. Whitbeck
Rochester
H. W. McClive
St. Catherine’s Ont
W. McMaster
W. R. Fergus
Montreal
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Newport
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Dorchester
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May Hessenger
Portsmouth
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Southard
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Salisbury
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Henry Clews, Jr
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Dgewood Cottage
Buckboard
George F. Walcott
Rose Garfield
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Rockport
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D. A. Hurley
Maud Hawkins
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McMillan House
Thomas Carey
Inez A. Maynz
Ridge, Jr
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Lawrence Atherton
Merrill A. Gallagher
Amy Gallagher
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Harold Herbert
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Theoda Bush
Eastman House
D. S. Beacham
Margerite Holland
Limerick
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Kathery H. Tighe
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Juinian
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Saco
Jean Fenton
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Tarrytown
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Wakefield
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Newton
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Mamie Trophy
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Thomas Gibson
Pendexter Mansion
E. B. Woodruff
Zaide Williams
Helen G. Damon
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Arlington
Carrie P. Gale
F. Wernken
Detroit
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Wernken
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Kenneth Johnson
Woburn
Fabyan House
Brake
Ff Lorrie Bendit
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Blanche Hess
Minnie Rosenberg
Rosalie Bondy
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Minnie Ashle
Florence Baker
Daisy Lane
W. . Levy
Albert Wolfson
Sidney Schwab
James Rosenberg
Pitman House
Miss Thorne
Hannaford
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Crosby
Yarmouth
Hopkins
Helen Hunt
New Milford
Ethel Hopkins
Mamie Ricker
Marguerite Holland
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G. Myron Whitman
W. H. White
Inez Mayne
M. H. French
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Woodman
Stella O. Libbey
Boston. Co
W. C. Allison
Kismet
van Nostrand’s
Bunker Hill
A. G van Nostrand
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Charlestown
Mass
Telephone
Rental Medical Co
Ill
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Hanover St
Weeks & Potter Co
Washington St
Pharmacist’s Fair
the Post
Burkhardt
Burkhardt Brewing Co
Cor. Parker and Station Its
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