Probate Notice for Neumaier Estate in Middlesex County
Probate Court of Middlesex publishes notice to next of kin creditors and all interested in Franz Neumaiers estate late of Cambridge to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted to W Martin Neumailer. Court in Lowell December third Tuesday at ten oclock before noon. Publication in Boston Ledger for three consecutive weeks. Witness George M Brooks judge. December 1, 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Susan T. Edson
Stoneham
George A, Edson
Aydelark
Norfolk
Cambridge
Grant
Boston Post
Boston
George M. Brooks
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
OM Monwealther
Greditora
Franz Neumaier
W Martin D. Neumailer
Lowell
Looz
The
Boston Lost
George MM. Brooks
Squire
S. H. Folsom
Boston Probate Court Citation for Saran F. Lonergan Estate
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and interested persons regarding the will of Saran F. Lonergan late of Boston a single woman deceased Maria Hynes seeks letters testamentary without bond bond requirements The citation requires appearance at the Boston Probate Court on December 15 1892 at 10 am and directs public notice in the Boston Post newspaper for three weeks prior to the court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Saran F. Lonergan
Boston
Maria Hynes
Saidoston
A. D
Boston Vos
Jonny W. McKim
Esquire
Elwal George
Register
Louisa SC Lieesauf
Jacob Schleehauf
Admi
Clifford & Stiles
Court Street
Boston Probate Court Citation for Abigail Proctor Estate
Massachusetts probate notices cite Abigail C Proctor estate Boston. George Proctor seeks administration without bond. Boston Suffolk court to convene December 15 at 10 am. publication weekly for three weeks in Boston West. witness Judge Joan W McKie. Elijah George, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Abigail C. Proctor
Boston
George Proctor
Beston
Bald
Suffolk
The
Boston West
Joan W. McKie, Esqaire
Elijah George
Register
Petition for administration with will annexed in Sander estate
Probate Court of Suffolk hears petition to grant letters of administration with will annexed for Anna Maria Sander, late of Boston. Gerhard Wermers named to represent estate. citation to appear December 15, 1892 at 10 AM. Public notice required in Boston Post for three consecutive weeks. Witness Judge Joan W. McKil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Anna Maria Sander
Boston
Gerhard Wermers
Suffolk
Boston Post
Boson
Massachusetts Probate Citation for Charles Sander Will
In Suffolk County Massachusetts the court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Charles Sander of Boston. Gerhard Wermers petitions for letters testamentary without bond. A hearing is set for December 15, 1892 at 10 am at the Boston Probate Court. Notice will be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks.
Cure Insomnia With Dr. Greenes Nervara Remedy
Advert reads that insomnia can be cured easily with Dr. Greenes Nervara blood and nerve remedy. It cites testimonials from Mrs Martha Jordan and Mrs M Walsh about sleep, appetite, and renewed vigor after taking multiple bottles. Claims Nature’s sleep producer, harmless vegetative formula, and availability from druggists for $1.00. Dr. Greene of Boston offers free consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
Dr.Greene
Martha Jordan
New Vineyard
M Walsh
M. Walsh
Second Street
Providence
R. T
Greene
Semple Place
Boston
Mass
Boston Street Commissioners lay out Saf ford street in West Roxbury
Municipal notice states Spruce street at West Roxbury from Florence street to Bourne street will be laid out as a highway named Saf ford street. A public hearing is set for Friday December 16 at 11 o clock a.m. at the office.
Extension of Aldie street highway laid out at Brighton
In the Board of Street Commissioners meeting of December 2 1892 it is ordered to lay out an extension of the highway from Athol street to Everett street at Brighton. A public hearing is set for Friday December 16 at 11 o'clock a.m. at the office, under general highway laws. Signed J. W. Morrison, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Street Commissioners
Aldie Street
Brighton
Athol Street
Everett Street
J. W. Morrison
Annual Meeting Notice of Boston and Maine Railroad
The Boston and Maine Railroad calls an annual stockholders meeting at Lawrence City Hall on Wednesday December 14 1892 at 12 o clock noon. Main items include approval of director reports election of directors consideration of acquiring Newburyport City Railroad and Orchard Beach Railroad properties, amendments to bylaws on meeting time and recounts, authorization to issue bonds up to 2000000 to fund debt, and any other lawful business. SIGOURNEY BUTLER clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lawrence
City Hall
Ewburyport City Railroad Company
Orchard Beach Railroad Company
Stak
Sigourney Butler
Cl Erx
Boston
Jackson Company
Nashua
N. H
Edward M. Temple
Propy Istors
Court session records from First Circuit in Dec two
In the United States Circuit Court of Appeals First Circuit on December 2, the panel Nam and Nelson, JJ., heard no business. In the Aldrich matter Alfred Vallance for plaintiff and Boston and Albany Railroad Co. for defendant, action for tort seeking $20,000 damages for personal injuries. Attorneys B F Butler and T H Pearse for plaintiff. Samuel Hoar and W Hudson for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Patnam
Nelson
United States Circuit Court
Aldrich
J. Alfred Vallance
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
B. F. Butler
T. H. Pearse
Samuel Hoar
W. Hudson
Nelson J J F Nickerson v Steaming Gladiator Libel Case
United States District Court entry dated December 2 notes libel by Nelson J J F Nickerson against the steaming Gladiator to recover damages for the loss of the schooner Florence Norwell its cargo of stone and crew apparel. Restained and unfinished action with K Y Carver for libellant and Carpenter Mosher of New York with I', Dodge for libellee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Nickerson
Libel
Florence Norwell
K. Y. Carver
Libellant
Carpenter & Mosher
New York
Wnh I
Dodge
Libellee
Supreme Judicial Court Case List and Arguments
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth lists cases argued with counsel names, including Brown v New York & New England Railroad, Maley v Boston Gas Light, Donovan v Boston & Maine Railroad, and Boston Furnace Co v Dimock. Equity docket items and multiple case numbers are noted for Monday's session with several parties and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
New York & New England Railroad Company
G. W. Anderson
KF. A
Boston Furnace Company
Dimock
Hi. G. Allen
W. RK. Howland
W. M. Stockbridge
Moors
Washburn
Parker
Sheffield
Bates Et al
Tris
Petra
Robertgon
Rowell
Ela
Bla
Sargent
Superor Lodge Knights of Honor
Emerson
Galloupe
Hopking
Culson
Dary
Kane
Snoen
Cuslou
Blank Book Mfg. Co
Supreme Judicial Court Decisions in Equity Appeals
Suffolk 8s. Dec 2 In Equity Lathrop J Russell v Russell appeals from Middlesex probate will allowance. objections waived and decree affirmed. Emily P Ayers will appeal withdrawn. Brown trustee v Wood appeal over final account of 1869 indenture trust with $5000. Wood argues lack of interest charge and lack of yearly accounts. trustee to be heard with decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
In Equity
Lathrop
J. James Russell
David Russell
Middlesex County
William A. Russell
Medford
B. I. Slayes
Psttioner
Robate Court
Suffolk County
Emily P. Ayers
Brown
Harrietta B. Wood
Abner H. Bowman
Wood
Cesius Que
Cestui Que
H. S. Milton
Superior Court Suffolk First Session Injuries at Lynn RR Case
Summary of cases heard in the Suffolk Superior Court showing damages claims and verdicts. Alex Ellis sued Lynn and Boston Railroad for 10000. jury awarded 2000. Other actions include 1022 Lilley v Edmands for 15000. 3004 Connolly suit for 25000. 3243 Sullivan vs White for 100000. 489 Rentoun Whidden v Faxon for 3050. Equity matters involve Chelsea Savings Bank and mortgage discharges. Multiple lawyers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Bishop
Alex Ellis
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
Beach Street
Lynn
A.A. Strout
J. W. Johnson
Proctor, Tappan & Warren
K. M. Lilley
T. F. Edmands
H. E. Morse
E. B. Hagar
Sherman
Carrie Blake
Ss Connolly
W. Schofield
Daniel H. Sullivan
Joseph R. White
Parker Street
Roxbury
Hall
W. M. Brick
H. W. James
W. D. Buck
Dunbar
Rentoun Whidden Et al
J. F. Faxon
South Street
Boston
W. A. Gaston
KR. Lund
W. E. Jewell
Boncett
Margaret Sargent
Guardian
Boston & Colorado Gold & Silver Milling Company
M. Coggan
Barton
P. J. Libby
John Hunter
Alpha Co-operative Manufacturing Company
Maher
Max Fischacher
Edward Galbraith
H. B. Ball
George F. Gale
J. E. Carter
Consolidated Electric Motor Company
C.oe Steer
F. Ranney
Bradley insolvent trust case ends with sale to Mrs Bradley
Said Bradley was cestui que trust and after the bill was filed he became insolvent. F Hutchinson and L Whipple were appointed assignees. An offer of composition was accepted by all creditors except the complainant who was foreign. Bradley's interest in the trust was sold for 2000 dollars to Mrs Bradley. The complainant claims an equitable attachment and that the discharge is not a bar to his claim. Case heard and decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Aldrich
J. Mary J. Gilmare
Chelsea Savings Bank
Bill Win
Mulkberry Street
Claeisea
Siren Hutchinson
Hutchinson
J. LP. Leahy
W. Fred Kimball
Fr. N. Titcomb
Holton, Me
Harry A. Bradley
Bill
William. E. Gattison
Brad Oyee
Said Bradley
Cestui
F. Hutchinson
8. L. Whipple
Bradley
Salt Bradley
J. M. Halt
D.C. Linscott
L. Whipple
Insolvency Court Proceedings in Suffolk January 1893
First meetings completed with second set for Jan 6 1893 in cases including Freeman Cohen Gorman McLaughlin Shattuck Razoux Runyan and others. Creditors petition against Anthony Peters & Son dismissed. Several third meetings scheduled for March April and January 20 1893 with adjournments for Potter Lovell and Rising Sun. Rudolph Munz granted a discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Harriman
Stuart M. Freeman
Samuel Cohen
Leslie Millar
Charles R. Elder
James Gorman
John D. McLaughlin
Estes & Greenough
Nathan J. Shattuck
Henry A. Razoux
Preston B. Runyan
Daniel McQuarrie
Arthur Young
Anthony Peters & Son
John S. D'Arcy
Cornelius Donovan
Thomas P. Boole
Addis
Munz & Kinzler
Wills admitted to probate and administrations granted
J W Hirriman notes probate for Catherine Worthley Owen Clancy Edwin Barnes Jacob Benedict Mary F Carter Edwin Dana Clayes Ira D Davenport Thomas M Devens Ann Henshaw Iradwin Morrison and Mary OBrien. Administrations granted on estates including Samuel W Lane Sarah K Cheney Mary Young Mary F Carter Jacob Baldwin James H Murphy Daniel McCarthy Timothy Ford Elizabeth A Wild George C Wheeler John Lonergan Michael Costello W H Kelly G Fitzgerald de bonis non Timothy Driscoll Mary J Dow Elmira P Taplin Mary Evans Peter Grant Samuel L Fowle Samuel Levy Mary Horrigan Horgan Margaret Hall Nathaniel J Jackson Rachel J McInnes Kate I Ward Edward F Pierce George Fagen James A Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Wild
George C. Wheeler
Michael Costello
W. H. Kelly
G. Fitzgerald
de Bonis Non
Timothy Driscoll
Mary J. Dow
Elmira P. Taplin
Mary Evans
Peter Grant
Samuel L. Fowle
Samuel Levy
Mary Horrigan
Or Horgan
Margaret Hall
Nathaniel J. Jackson
Rachel J. McInnes
Kate I. Ward
Edward F. Pierce
George Fagen
James A. Fuller
Cambridge News Highlights and Local Notices
Deacon Chipman’s Cambridge home donation for aged Baptists will host a public opening next Thursday. Miss Jane Vass, 82, died of apoplexy at Rev. A. V. G. Allen’s residence. funeral at St John’s Chapel tomorrow at 2 PM. Brattle Hall fair by Massachusetts Indian Association proves a social artistic and financial success with Harvard Glee Club and St James’s boy choir performances. Community figures praise local initiatives and gifts from Frederick H. Rindge. Ned Phelan’s testimonial nears full-house anticipation amid Cambridge events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipman
Brookline
Chestnut Streets
The
Baptists
Baptist Home
Jane Vass
A. V. G. Allen
Phillips Place
Vass
Bennett
Woolson
Tilton
Blaney
C. R. Woods
Ela
Professor Langdell
Kate Horsford
J. H. Burns
Jimmy
Harry Ellis
Cambridge Manual Training School
Los Angeles
Cal
Frederick H. Rindge
Cambridge
Ellis
Roxbury Public Library Branch Hearing Held
The Roxbury library petition sparked a public hearing in the Aldermen chamber led by Alderman Keenan. Advocates including Senator-elect F. W. Kittredge and local leaders urged a branch near Warren and Dale streets, citing rapid district growth and a potential site cost of about 15,000 dollars with a 35,000 dollar building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Public Library Department
Roxbury
Alderman Keenan
Rust and
Eddy
Dever
Lewis
F. W. Kittredge
Kittredge
Warren and
Dale Streets
W. K. Moody
Fellows Athenaeum
Boardman
Lewis School
Charles M. Clay
Roxbury High Scho
Norman Halli
Prince
The Pageant of the Year planned for December
Rehearsals for The Pageant of the Year progress at Cadet Armory and Perkins Hall for benefit of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union. The event, devised by Miss Laura C Hills, features 300 characters in new costumes. Public seat sales start December 7 at 264 Boylston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Building
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Cadet Armory
Perkins’ Hall
Laura C. Hills
the Union
Boylston Street
Crossing on North avenue remains foul and hazardous
Anger over the dirty North avenue crossing in East Boston. residents report filth and mud since the two month old lay. Women must tiptoe across and skirts get stained. Hundreds complained yesterday. The rest of the item notes a high school dance, a funeral, a political candidate withdrawal, lodge officers, a temple installation, a chamber concert, a missing person, and a local newspaper name, The Ferryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Avenue
East Boston
Maverick House
Edward Burke
William F. Burke
L Short Street
Assumption School
Boston
Temple Lodge
Frank H. Parker
William P. Treat
Joshua A. Story
John H. Simpson
Treisurer
Harry C. Crocker
Charles H. Downer
George H. Libby
William H. Shannon
Wiliam KE. Wyman
Willian E. Little
Frank E. McDuffy
Inside Sentinel
William H. Jones
Martin Moore
Tyler
William KE. Milk
James M. Simpson
St. Mary’s Church
Joseph Morris
Charlestown Navy Yard items note leave and arrivals
Dr Robert Marmion departs for two weeks leave granted by the Navy Depart ment. About two hundred marines based at the yard shift details to Portsmouth Washington and New York. Ship's Corporal Andrews named sergeant at arms aboard Enterprise. Corey Boat Club hosts annual ball at Monument Hall. Paymaster’s storehouse clerk Michael Keefer named paymaster’s storekeeper at League Island Yard and departs for Philadelphia. Local Ward 5 group Pue Humpers seek influence ahead of city election. Christmas concert Dec 21 at Sailors Haven to fund sailors’ dinner. First in eight entertainment series Dec 31 by a known concert company. Warden Lovering and Petti grove attend National Prison Association Convention in Baltimore. Old Harvard and Prescott candy shop building torn for modern apartment block. No armory drills at Charlestown Artillery while in mourning for Col Strachan. Captain Magurn still absent. Lt Crotty commands. Columbia Reading Circle to meet next Wednesday with diver list and election. Tennyson works to be discussed. BUNKER Hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Marmion
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Portsmouth
Washington
New York
Andrews
Enterprise
Corey Boat Club
Monument Hall
Michael C. Keefer
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Pue Humpers
Prison Point
Sailors’ Haven
Water Street
Lovering
Fred G. Pettigrove
Prison Commission
Baltimore
National Prison Association
Harvard
Prescott Streets
Charlestown Artillery
Strachan
F. L. Magurn
D. M. Crotty
Columbia Reading Circle
Lst
Tennyson
Bunker
Pinafore chorus to rehearse for charity opera at Allston
Albert A. Smith plans a well equipped Allston store at 8361 Cambridge Street next to Josiah Rhodes who has occupied his present location ten years. The Pinafore chorus holds its first rehearsal Monday at 8 pm with director Mr Winter aiming for a forty member cast. Proceeds from the amateur performance will go to a local charity, with Allston Hall seating 375 for the charity event. The recent Allston Congregational Church fair was a success with chairs and tables led by Mrs Hyde and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Smith
Allston
Smith
Cambridge Street
Josiah Rhodes
Winter
Allston Hall
Allston Congregational Church
S. E. Hyde
BE. P. Judd
William Bemis
Willett Aylesworth
Annie Hyde
Norman Waite
George D. Underwood
Howard P. Rogers
Lucas
Alonzo Reserve
Beacon Park
Chelsea Polos And Civic Leaders In City News
Councilman Elmer E. Knight pursues re election while leading Y M C A and church board roles. Polo figures Billy and George Gordon attract crowds as Chelsea games earn wins. Chelsea Branch Christian Alliance hosts Hawthorne Hall meetings led by Rev Seth Rees and Delia Rees. No license rally set for Monday at Academy of Music with Buck Mulready Converse and Martin speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Knight
Bellingham Church
J. W. McConnville
Chester Avenue
Chelsea
Billy
George Gordon
Thompson's Spa
Cambridge
Chelseas
Hawthorne Hall
Chrisian Alliance
Seth Rees
Portsmouth
Delia Rees
Newport
R. I. Ali
Academy of Music
George H. Buck
Edwin Mulready
Massachusetts Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Converse
Thomas Martin
Ferryman
O Mahony resigns ward post to back Norris for Alderman
John J. O Mahoney resigns as secretary and member of Ward 13 committee and declares support for Michael W Norris for Alderman, signaling a political shift and backing in the local race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. O’mahoney
Michael W. Norris
Funeral rites for John J. Doyle held at St Augustine's Church
Funeral services for John J. Doyle were held yesterday at St Augustine's Church with a solemn high mass. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery. Doyle, a 20 year employee of Jordan, Marsh & Co, belonged to the Catholic Order of Foresters. City notes report retirements and political shifts in local leadership and a funeral for Joseph Norton, longtime district resident and former Charlestown State Prison chair factory superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Doyle
St. Augustin’s Church
Dennis O'Callaghan
J. B. Halloran
E. E. Clexton
Calvary Cemetery
Doyle
Jordan, Marsh & Co
E. H. Goodwin
Mike Norris
John J. O’ Mahony
Ward 18
Democratic Committee
Norris
Alderwan
Jacob N. Goodenough
Common Council
Joseph Norton
Charlestown
Dorchester Street
Snowy hills spark kid chaos and church reopening
In Somerville children sled on snowy hills risking slips and run downs on sidewalks. St James Episcopal Church on Clarendon avenue reopens for regular services tomorrow with Rev. E P Lee of Allstin to preach. Dedication next Wednesday with Bishop Brook officiating. Additions include a 20 foot chancel and 20 by 40 side room, church lights by electricity and furnace heat. The new surpliced choir to sing at the Wednesday service. Elmwood Dramatic Club formed with officers H E Caldwell director and Luther W Dudley secretary, meetings Mondays at SO Elmwood Street. G A R fair tonight features Windsor Orchestra and soloists Miss Lowe, Miss Grace Miles, and Master Eddie Earle. John Lambert of Kidder avenue and Miss Eilen Farris of Portland Me married at the bride's home Thursday morning. they will reside at 21 Kidder avenue after Jan 11. Old Powrs Houss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Clarendon Avenue
E. P. Lee
Allstin
Luther W. Dudley
L. M. Libby
Elmwood Street
G. A. R. Fair
Windsor Orchestra
Llowe
Grace Miles
Eddie Earle
John Lambert
Kidder Avenas
Eilen Farris
Portland
Kidder Avenue
Old Powprs Houss
Sunday notices sweep bustling city gatherings and talks
Sunday notices announce events at Union Hall 48 Boylston Street featuring the Cantata of Esther with a chorus of over one hundred directed by Herbert W. Wainer and with accompanist George Mendall Talor. Also listed are lectures at First Free Baptist Church Shawmut avenue and services at First M E Church Temple street with free seats and varied musical offerings and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. M. Cristian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Esther
Messrs
D. M. Babcock
F. A. Norris
E. H. Daniels
Walter Lowes Heath
A. F. Kingsley
Nellie E. Fox
Flora E. Barry
Hattie B. Reed
Herbert W. Wainer
George Mendall Talor
George W. Bain
Kentucky
First Free Baptist Church
Shawmut Avenue
Rutland Street
M. E. Caurcu
Temple Street
State House
Penn Ene
Louis Albert Banks
Jay Gould
Sherman Raymond
Stradella
Sulphur Bitters Presidential Competition Results
Announcement of guessing results will be based on official figures, which likely won’t be accessible for about two months.
Dorchester Politician Harry Atwood Reflects on Defeat
In Fields Corner, Harry Atwood says he was beaten and accepts Sam’s reelection as the official result. The Mate Japan Road Club held a masquerade at Oakland Hall with unique costumes directed by F. C. Parker, marking a successful evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Howe wed yesterday and will reside in Mt. Bowedin Grove Haun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Atwood
Fields Corner
Sam
Mate Japan Road Club
Oakland Hall
F. C. Parker
Frank D. Howe
Mt. Bowedoin
Grove Haun
Seventeen Weeks Session Bill Sent To Legislature
The joint social committee of the legislature completed its work and will report a bill to shorten the session to seventeen weeks. It proposes a constitutional amendment if passed two years in succession and then by the people. The panel favors keeping legislators salaries at 750 dollars and retaining mileage with no return to the past system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Legiselature
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Omaonwealth
Kobaie Court
Charles Sander
Loston
Joan W. Mckie
Msquire
Sid Court
Massachusets
Libbie A. Alden
Adna W. Alden
Norwood
Nortok
Sarah J. Trolland
John W. McKim
Elijau George
Maria Murray
Joseph W. Collins
Catharine Worthley
Mary A. Bolster
Melrose
Commonwealth OF
Baid
Court Square
Fred C. Seavey
A. Selwyn Lynde
Cornhill
Mrs
City OF
Board Or Street Commissioners
Spruce Street
West Roxbury
Florence Street
Bourne Street
Safford Street
Jackson CO
United States District Court
Nelson, J
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Field, C. J
Allen, Holmes, Knowlton and Barker
Roxbury’s New Library
Brichton
South Boston
Somerville
Wee Bros
Big Creck
Tremont Row
Dorchester
Dr. de San
San Francisco
N B
J. L. Cowan
Boylston ST
Dr. Cowan
Christ
Cowan
Maine
New England
Madrid Chemical CO
U. 8
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Ill
Wm. H. Parker
M.D
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch Street
von Mohl CO
Cimelmmatl
Ohfe
Dibbet
Geo
Bukwell
Cleimiat
Dt Onlom
Buna
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