Independent oil fight ends with public support and scrutiny
The Post lauds a people powered victory over Standard Oil tactics, urging continued independence for small oil firms. East Cambridge dealer R Dreyer answers readers questions about operations, pricing, and supply chains, defending honest measures and local trade.
Independent Oil Association Claims Proof Against Dreyer T: Independent Oil Association Claims Proof Against Dreyer
The letter to the editor alleges E Dreyer ties to Standard Oil and claims Dreyer draws supply from them and sells below cost to crush independent dealers. It says independents will educate citizens about Standard Oil's supposed plans and urges public support for their campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Trust
Standard Oil Company
Post
Standard
R. Dreyer
East Cambridge
A. Potter Street
Third
Sixth
Cochane Chemical Company
Riverside
New York
Brooklyn
Long Island City
First Street
Newtown Creek
Lexington Avenue
Flushing
Long Island
Pratt
Boston
Victor Oil Company
Independent Oil Dealers’ Association
E. Dreyer
Dard Oil Company
Ex-Trust Employee Alleges Standard Oil Domination
James Dugan of Staniford Street Boston claims ex employee status and alleges Standard Oil runs the Dreyer business, directing sales or giveaways. He says thousands of oil cans moved without payment and that company teams supply oil, causing daily losses of 500 dollars while honest men are pushed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ex-Trust
R. Dreyer
Standard Oil Company
Dreyer
James Dugan
Staniford Street
Boston
Curtis's Busy Day in Boston Campaign Tour
Mayoralty candidate Curtis drew a large crowd at Pemberton square headquarters with many prominent visitors including Captain Nathan Appleton and Ward 23 supporters. He met Back Bay Republicans for united support, visited Jamaica Plain to greet about 600 voters, and attended club receptions in Jamaica Plain and Roxbury with cordial welcomes and no speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Pemberton Square
Nathan Appleton
Hibbard
City Committee
Back Bay
United
Jamaica Plain
W. D. Corger
J. Albert Brockett
Edward Orchard
Frank E. Ames
P. F. Folsom, Jr
Daniel Gunn
James H. Kelley
A. Spaulding Weld
B. R. Tripp
J. Albert Davis
John Frazier
D. A. Gunn
Frederick Hertel
Bailey L. Page
James Norton
James H. Cunniff
George Kuntz
Nicholas Moore
Michael Dolan
Martin Rowan
John Sullivan
John Magee
James Cusick
Patrick Dolan
Thomas Dolan
Thomas F. Kelley
John J. Kelley
Joseph Dolan
Thomas Martin
Jeremiah Sullivan
John Taylor
Owen Cassidy
Nelson S. Wakefield
Henry F. Coe
Walter Reed
Phillip Imbershield
William E. Ford
Owen McGuirty
John F. Peters
Charles F. Sprag
William G. Baker
Warren A. Mullery
Martin Tirrell
Chauncey K. Bullock, Jr
John Myers
T. J. Ruggles
Jamaica Plain Club
Lowell Highlands
Roxbury Club
Ward 23
Peabody Keeps Busy Day in Campaign Muster
Candidate Peabody starts at 9 in his Devonshire Street office and stays until 2 then returns after lunch. He sees Mayor Matthews briefly before dinner and attends the Ben Franklin Assembly Knights of Labor ball in Odd Fellows Hall. He leads the grand march and dances for about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Devonshire Street
Ben Franklin Assembly
Knights of Labor
Boston Street Department
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Schur Rein Herz Wedding at Baldwin Place Synagogue
Mr I H Schur wed Miss Martha Rein herz last evening at Baldwin Place Synagogue with Rabbi Scholier Friedman and Goldstein presiding. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms. Maid of honor Miss Martha B Reinhartz wore white silk and roses. The Cotillon Hall reception drew about 400 couples with a sumptuous dinner and dancing by Sigelman s Orchestra. Notables included Christopher F O Brien E G Butler James F Maloney J H Robinson and I Slutzy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Schur
Martha Reinherz
Baldwin Place
Rabbi Scholier
Friedman
Goldstein
Martha B. Reinhartz
Cotillon Hall
Sigelman
Christopher F. O’brien
Common Council
E. G. Butler
James F. Maloney
J. H. Robinson
Mr. I. Slutzy
George Babson Nominated for Ward 2 Alderman
The Chelsea Democrat column endorses Councilman George Babson for a two year Ward 2 Alderman term. It praises his public service, opposition to monopolies, and record on Lynn & Boston railroad cars, street watering costs, and city contracts. It notes his development of Pigeon Cove and his strong business background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Babson
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Pigeon Cove
Pythian Hall Dedication Sparks Evening Dance Event
The Pythian Hall Association dedicated a new hall on Essex street last evening. About one hundred couples attended nineteen dances, with an intermission supper served. Colonel James B. E. Sargent served as floor marshal and Captain A. G. Sawyer as floor director with eight aides. Stone's Orchestra provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Hall Association
Essex Street
James BE. Sargent
A. CG. Sawyer
Stone
Attempted murder described in eyewitness account
An eyewitness recounts shots fired four times and two men staggering and crying out. The witness saw one man run toward Boylston street and noted a crowd forming but no pursuit or vehicle passing at that moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston Street
Domestic Shooting Incident Ties Two City Families
James Slamin a coachman for C. T. Curtis of 20 Commonwealth avenue, single with one brother in the country, and John T. Lorden a married father of two living at 72 Church street, were involved in a shooting incident. Mrs. Lorden, told by Dr. Stone her husband would recover, described the shock and calm preparation for hospital. They reside in a furnished Church street flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Slamin
C. T. Curtis
Mr. Curtis
John T. Lorden
Church Street
Henry Saltonstall
Commonwealth Avenue
Police Hunt Vivid Suspect After Street Car Escape
Police describe a 21 year old man, 5 feet 9 inches, 145 pounds with a dark mustache and hair, wearing a black overcoat with velvet collar, dark tie, and a large imitation diamond scarf pin. Investigators canvassed stations and alerted Brookline and Cambridge as officers chase a lead after a Boylston street car escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Brookline
Cambridge
Woman in the Case: Mrs Le Brun Denies Talking to Reporter
Mrs. Le Brun, robbed of her handbag at Marlboro Street, refused to be quoted and said she would testify in court if the suspect is found. She described chasing the thief, then fleeing for safety, and urged punishment of crime.
Possible second robber described in street robbery
Mrs. Le Baron told police two men planned the robbery but the second man vanished after the bag was snatched. The suspect who fled the alley was taller and lighter, about 5ft 6in, around 160 pounds, with a smooth face and a Scotch cap, fading gray overcoat, seen heading down Clarendon street behind the School of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Street
School of Technology
Railroad Reform Proposals From Interstate Commerce Board
The Interstate Commerce Commission bill urges Congress to grant power to set minimum and maximum rates, establish through routes and uniform classifications, curb overcharges, indict corporations for violations, and interpret line as a physical track. It proposes investigations into threatened labor disputes and annual reporting requirements for related transportation companies. It also states conditional pooling is insufficient for current needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Mrs. Smith’s Angel Banner Sparks Permit Talk
Mayor Matthews’s private secretary Colonel Nathaniel Taylor met Mrs. Charlotte Smith after she sought a parade permit for a standard bearer and two girls. The banner showed an angel with wings and the message Angels Do Not Trust. The reverse read Shop Girls Cannot Live on $3 a Week. Nat declined and directed her to General Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Charlotte
Martin
Berea College President and Rev Barton Deny Allege Threat
President William G. Frost of Berea College and Rev. William Barton both deny any threat to the college. They say the alleged attempt is a canard and have heard nothing about such plans in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Frost
Berea College
William Barton
Damon and Pythias Play Captivates Boston College Hall
A one night performance by the Catholic Association thrilled a Boston College hall audience. James E. Rourke led Damon with dignity and power while Neil J. Tracey’s Pythias matched with fervor. Senators Dever McNary Galvin and others portrayed Rome’s officials with wit and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Pythias
Boston College Hall
Catholic Association
James E. Rourke
Neil J. Tracey
Dionysius
Philistius
Damocles
Lucullus
John T. Shea
Lawrence A. Turley
P. J. Fleming
William A. Murphy
Little Regina Rolfe
Senate
John Dever
Roman
Syracuse
Senator Dever
Dever
William S. McNary
House of Representatives
McNary
Rome
J. Mitchell Galvin
Alder
Knights of Labor Ben Franklin Assembly Hold Eighth Annual Concert
Red letter night at Odd Fellows Hall as the Ben Franklin Assembly Knights of Labor No. 5463 hosted about 1000 knights and ladies with guests from Boston area assemblies. P S Gilmore Orchestra played. grand march led by Thomas H. Canning and Miss Gertrude Fleming, with numerous couples and a society souvenir noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin Assembly
Knights of Labor
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston
P. S. Gilmore Assembly Orchestra
Thomas H. Canning
James FE. Fay
John F. MccHihenny
James Kearney
Hugh Crossen
John J. Murphy
Benjamin Green
Patrick Conly
Patrick K. Roach
Marshall Mills
James H. Devine
Henry Donegan
Eugene Leonard
Patsy
Gertrude Fleming
Mary Shaw
Marshal E. Mills
James J
Kearney
James J. Devine
Mary J. Devine
Daniel O'Donovan
Rosalind Drury
Michael Martin
James F. Devine
Agnes Higgins
Patrick Green
Mary Downs
Francis Kneeland
John
Dunne
Patrick Mack
Annie Moran
Patrick J. Murray
Mary Malley
John Moran
Francis Peabody
Stephen Gaffey
Long list of campaign contributions and campaign costs
The document itemizes numerous donors with amounts from $5 to $2000, totals proceeds from notes discounted at $2500 and overall disbursements of $38,817.81. It records Ward 17 prosecutions costs, headquarters expenses, and balance on hand as of December 6. It also lists liabilities to the Republican State Committee and a roster of contributing figures from Roger Walcott to Stephen O'Meara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Cess
Aapalee
Houghton & Dutton
Republican State Com
Boi Asiteierscter Seeetsaye
Brooks Bank Note
Sscessbutcecs
Board of Police
New England Telegraph Company
Coburn Stationery Co
Boston Electric Light Company
Gas Incident Suspects Near-Fatal Breath at Dedham Street
At midnight George P. Bull was found on his bed in a room at 52 West Dedham Street nearly suffocated by escaping gas. A strong odor triggered a house investigation. he was moved to City Hospital after Dr. Ayer and the gas was fully turned on and the room sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Bull
Dedham Street
Ayer
City Hospital
Missing Millions Probe Seeks Comptroller Bond Audit
New York citizens' committee calls for examination of the comptroller's office alleging bonds worth millions of dollars are missing. Local officials and investors face questions as the probe unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Citizens’ Committee
Comptroller’s Office
Policy Shop Raid In Roxbury Nets Arrests
Roxbury officers from Division 10 raided No 114 Kendall Street with a search warrant finding gambling writings slips a manifold book and seized a lounge stove chair two lamps. Four people George Lewis Charles T Evans George Carter and Sarah Lewis were arrested for being present where gaming implements were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Division 10
Kendall Street
George Lewis
Charles T. Evans
George Carter
Sarah Lewis
Boston City Election Nominations List December 1894
City Clerk certifies full list of candidates nominated to be voted for at the City Election in Boston on December 11 1894 under the Election Act of 1898. Attest J M Galvin City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Galvin
City Election Ballot Across City Ward Races
Voters face a dense sample ballot listing mayor and council contests. Candidates span Republican Democratic Prohibition and People’s Party with numerous ward races and independent papers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Curtis
Highland St
Phinehas P. Field
West i
Eople
Abijah Hall
Appleton St
Francis Peabody, Jr
Commonwealth Av
Guia Tavee Sales
Franklin A. Boyd
Chambers St
John J. Boyle
Cotting St
Jerome J. Crowley
Spring St
Richard W. Davis
Barton St
Charles F. Gallagher
Billerica St
Simon Hirshon
Eaton St
David T. King
Lynde St
Thomas J. Berry
Broadway
John J. Browne
West Second St
John H. Griffin
Frank T. Hatch
Mark J. Kezer
E St
Michael W. Norris
West Fourth Bissco
Democratia
William H. Woods
Silver St
Common Council
John E. Baldwin
West First St
Oliver W. Chenery
James Av
John H. Dunn
East Broadway
Leander K. Marston
Atlantic St
Robert M. McLeish
K St
John P. O'Connor
I St
Edwin R. Brackett
Knowlton St
Edward ©. Cadigan
Dorchester St
John J. Mahoney
Michael J. Reidy
East Ninth St
James Roberts
Harvest St
William H. Rule
Timothy J. Sullivan
Fourth St
William Berwin
Warren
Robert L. Carpenter
Washington
Freeman O. Emerson
Cornelius J. Keyés
West Dedham Spasee
Chester Fising
Upton St
Benjamin C. Lane
Tremont St
Andrew J. Patterson
Montgomery
Frederick A. Pease
Montgomery St
W. Bennett
Derby Pl
Charles C. Collins
Tremont
Daniel F. Connor
Coventry St
Patrick J. Crowley
Sussex St
Thomas F. Dolen
Cabot St
Michael E. Gaddis
Kent St
Thomas F. Lyons
Elmwood St
William H. Mason
John F. Miller
Ruggles St
Walter F. Wilson
Charles
Eddy
Clifton St
Edwin S. Fields
Dunmore St
Timothy E. McCarthy
Hampden Pl
George G. Morris
Nonquit St
William H. Porter
Bird St
Patrick E. Riddle
East Cottage
People’s Party For Common Council
John H. Bohan
Washington St
Chauncey K. Pullock
Holbrook St
Bartholomew H. Covig
Centre St
Edward Orchard
South Fairview St
Louis P. Pfau
Albano St
Frederick A. Wood
Boylston St
Herbert M. Manks
Parkman St
Ndaies Cs L. Codman
William A. Manning
Neponset
Democratia View
William H
Cook
Fremont Pi
People’s Party
John J. Cunningham
Greenwich Pl
James J. Gallagher
Bailey St
People’ S Party
Waldo D. “Putnam
Tileston
Pele
James E. Robinson
Fenno
Walter W. Riese
Common Gounds
Ward
Boston Probate Court Seeks Admin With Last Will
Massachusetts probate notice cites heirs and executors in the Manning estate. Catherine Manning petitions admin with will annexed as executors decline. court to decide December 20, 1894 in Boston. Public notice to run three weeks in Boston Post and mailings to interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Michael J." Manning
Boston
John Cummings
Thomas F.manning
Catherine M. Manning
Thomas I’. Manning
Boston Post
Thomas F. Manning
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Petition for public docks system to develop Boston Port
Massachusetts petition urges public ownership and control of a dock and wharf system in Boston Harbor to boost commerce. Signers include Wesley A. Gove and James Smith, dated December 5, 1804, with secretary William M. Olin directing publication in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Court OF the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Port of
Boston
Boston Harbor
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Boston Transcript
Boston Post
WM. M. Olin
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Independent Oil Co
Public
Schur
Reinherz
Chelsea
Chelsea Record
Pythian Hall
Slamin
Lorden
Interstate Board
Senator Galvin
John F. Fitzgerald
John Clarkson
John I. Morrill
M. T. Callahan
Thomas A. Mullan
Gaul
Harvard
George F. H. Murray
James E. Hayes
Thomas W. Flood
Martin A. Dowling
John W. Mitchell
Daniel F. O’connor
M. J. Murray
Labor Knights
G. C. P. Money
Alonzo Bowman
George D. Allen
A. K. Stone
W. H. Sayward
W. E. Parker
Charles D. Palmer
E. F. Longley
W. H. Learned
E. F. Johnson
H. C. Hale
Samuel E. Winslow
D. L. Peckman
D. H. Ives
Charles Merriam
Oy Babe Ladd
Caleb Chase
N. W. Rice
Sumner Paine
C. A. Taft
Ayer Town Committee
J. C. Young
N. D. Bill
C. H. Hayward
Albert B. Franklin
William Barrett
Benjamin S. Lovell
G. L. Soule
F. B. Harlow
Daniel Russell
George F. Blake, Jr
A. B. Chamberlain
D. M. Jewett
F. E. Clark
H. S. Herrick
R. F. Baker
E. H. Logan
E. O. Wires
Charles H. Allen
E. F. Campbell
Arthur F. Whitin
H. G. Wadlin
D. W. Taft
T. Talbot
C. H. Walker
Thomas Sherwin
W. H. Bowker
C. E. Clark
R. G. F. Candage
George O. Draper
Fred C. McDuffee
G. W. Knight
I. N. Keith
J. H. T. Adams
S. S. Blanchard
B. C. Lane
D. H. Blaney
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Albert C. Burrage
James F. Dwinell
L. T. Jafts
F. E. Reed Co
G. H. Harrington
J. K. Marshall
W. R. Chester
S. H. Blodgett
C. K. Baird
W. H. Brooks
William B. Lawrence
Fred L. Norton
H. O. Alexander
J. P. Hutchinson
Republican Club
Vaslewe
Fegign Ooo
Cael Saunas
Roger Walcott
A. W. Spencer
Curtis Guild
Samuel Hoar
Laban Pratt
William D. Sohier
Augustus Lowell
William F. Draper
George A. Draper
Amory A. Lawrence
Stephen O'Meara
George Bull
Hotels
Hotel Crenoble
56Th
57Th Street
7Th Avenue
WM. Noble
HOTEL
Empire
Central Park
Grand Western Boulevard
Columbus Avenue
6Th
9Th Ave
66Th At
Grand Central Station
West Shore Ferries
Pags
Oriental Hotel
39Th St
Grand Central Depot
John McKay
City of
Qne
John P. Dore
Dudley St
Ed Iyttee
Spee
Perlie
A. Dyar
Isabella St
East Fourth St
Charles EH. Folsom
Ward UY
Willa F. “McClellan
Saratoga St
James’ H. Pyuaent
Roxbury St
Estees
George H. Bond
Charles H. Urvent
Walpole St
John I
Mt. Pleasant
Ry Dolan
Delile
Augustine
Third St
Jacob Fottler
Chestnut St
Eeeseas People’s Party
William W. Knox
Centre
Martin M. Lomasney
Yale St
Alpheus Sanford
Shawmut AY
Levi _H. Turner
Sinclair Piace
David F. Barry
Republican Independent Nom
Charles Ws Hallstram
Dartmouth
Republican Independent
Ward Boi
Ces
Charles E. Marks
Causeway St
James Wwene
Call St. Place
Albert
Saylor
Bergeree
Edwin M. Oo
Washington le
Horace G. Allen
Lambert St
Og Hagar
Lamont St
Samuel Kelley
Fifth St
John H. Lee
Parsons St
Mairtets Way
Coos
WGI
Edward W. Presho
Merit V. Webster
Monument Sq
Republican
George Z. Adams
Maple _ &J
George W. Anderson
Mt.Vernon St
Samuel H. Calderwood
Janet K. Culver
Arlington St
Archibald T. Davison
West Broadway
Daniel Eldredge
Metropolitan
John W. Field
Melville Av
Frank M. Frost
Hotel Denmark
William J. Gallivan
West Third Bt
Mary A. Greene
Marlboro St
Charles F. Hall
Hillsdale St
Samuel F. Hubbard
Newbury St
Gustav Liebman
West Newton
John Fr. Moors
Beacon St
Edward G. Morse
Warren St
Michael J. Murray
West Fourth Beadyst
Sck
Howard S. Wheelock
Beale St
Joseph H.barnes
Seis
Trenton
Edeenn Sae
George R. Ww
Battis
Gladstone St
Martin H. Dalton
Havre St
John Earis
Pwist Hagle St
George F. A. McDougall
Saratoga
Henry Pero
Coleridge Bate
William GC. R. Woodside
Joseph A. Conry
Webster St
Joseph J. Dennison
Sumner St
Francis F. Harrington
Webster ES
Peter F. Jesson
Jeffries St
John L. Kelly
Maverick St
Michael J. Leary
Thomas IF. Wall
Liverpool
Robert G. Chambers
Monument St
James H. Ginn
Bunker Hill St
James I. Haley
Moulton St
John J. O'Callaghan
Johni H. Robinson
Elm St
Peter F. Tague
Corey St
William H. Casey
Sullivan St
Martin F. Connorton
Belmont St
George A. Garland
Mill St
John J. Hoey
Walnut St
Fred M. Kimball
Cambridge St
William E. Mahoney
Medford St
James J. Brock
Joiner St
George ©. Hill
Main St
Joseph E. Hoey
James A. Josselyn
Harvard St
William J. Miller
Soley St
James T. Roche
Pleasant St
William Schwab
Adams St
Citizens
Charles J Aiken
Lathrop Place
James A. Doherty
Sheafe St
John Geanette
North Eastern
John Jones, Jr
Hanover St
Jeremiah B. Mahoney
Commercial
Aravele
Commercial St
Bill Gala
Joseph L. Audette
Samuel H. Borofski
Cooper St
Patrick J. Carroll
Endicott St
George F. Coleman
Thomas F. Coyne
Thacher St
James C. Murphy
Thacher Ct
J. Henderson Alliston
Grove St. Crepes
A. Campbell
North
Williain B. Cunningham
Cam Nidge Cee Resaase
Wee Serene Seree
Foster
Charles St
James J. Porter
Stanley Ruffin
Melvin J. Atherton
Edward S. Crockett
Hancock St
Peter J. Jansen
Essex
Edward H. McGuire
Ashburton Pl
Walter L. Sears
Harrison Av
William Ropes Trask
Mt. Vernon St
Frank H. Briggs
Blagden St
Francis L. Coolidge
George A. Crocker
Charlies H. Hall
Buckingham St
Timothy J. Butler
Hudson St
Michael T. Callahan
Ash St
Newell F. Clark
Timothy J. Crowley
Albany St
Anson A. Holt
Carver St
Peter Leonard
Federal St
Joseph M. Sullivan
Patrick Bowen
Middlesex St
John J. Gartland, Jr
Seneca St
Everett T. Mallory
Michael J. Maloney
Osborn Place
James I. Morgan
Albion St
Max H. Newman
Timothy J. Whaley
Genesee St
John B. Carleton
East
Concord St
John H. Colby
Wellington St
John W. Johnson
Worcester St
William Lewis
Worcester Sq
G. Walder Smith
Pembroke St
Massachusetts
Leopold Abraham
Bie Hill Ay
Richard F. Andrews, Jr
Bliss
Albert Garceau
Hugo Hornig
Fort Av
Samuel C. Jones
Hawthorn St
Alfred Newmarck
Edward H. Costello
Smith St
George Faul
Mechanic St
Andrew J. Gormley
Worthington St
Amos L. Hatheway
Charles Jacobs
Parker Hill
Charles A. I. H. Lebbink
Ox Tees
Thomas Reynolds
Heath St
John Q. A. Cushman
William M. Farrington
Farrington
Francis F. Morton
Chestnut Hill
Robert Owen
Everett Sq
Eugene A. Reed, Jr
Gardner St
Arthur H. Sargent
Englewood
Democratio
Purposes
Wesley A. Gove
Frederick B. Day James Smith
John M. Clark
George L. Clark
S. A. Carlton
Chas
Rh. Batt
L. Demmon
H. Viaux
G. H. Ball
Thos. H. Perkins
Charles H. Cole
H. W. Wesson
NEW England Mutual
Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Mass
Benj
F. Stevens
D. Foster
F. Trull
B. Turner
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