Nominating Report At Democratic City Convention
At the Meionaon stage President John H. Lee opens the Democratic city convention. Patrick Maguire presents the nominating committee report selecting eight for the school board and confirming five loyal incumbents with three additional candidacies amid debate. John K. Murphy defends equal suffrage and cites wealth-based attacks by Republicans while urging economy and honest governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HH
Commtes
Lee
Patrick Maguire
Maguire
Boston Republicanism in the face of Dems attack and aldermanic slate
A Boston political meeting features fiery rhetoric attacking Republican corruption centering on a district attorney case from Bulfinch Street and a call for Democratic unity. Aldermanic candidates are listed district by district, with disputes over nominating processes and bylaws prompting procedural motions as the convention adjourns amid spectator attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cour
Republican Party
Eizens of
Beaton
Bulfinch Street
Slains of
Purenty
Deteris
Iself
Appleure
Orney
Gisgrace uLeep
Whitsey's Marsh Lane saloon and gaming den busted
Joseph B Whitsey leased No 1 Marsh lane basement and upper floors fitted as a liquor saloon dining room and a hidden gaming room with a concealed floor aperture. Police seized thirty six bottles and a half barrel of sugar beer and found the hidden room but no gambling implements. Dawson vowed to monitor the place closely. Boston gamblers fear shifting operations outside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Whitsey
Marsh Lane
Daweon
First Division
Sergean
Pierce and Siionds
Rideout
al Tryder
Dawson
Rosmas
Boston
Lyons Poison Case Before Grand Jury on Back Bay
Annie Lyons faced the grand jury over charges of administering poison to Charles W. Parker’s family on Back Bay. Officers doubt a true bill will be returned due to lack of evidence tying her to placing the poison labelled Rough on Rats in the flour barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lyons
Charles W. Parker
Rowan
Indications for New England Weather Summary
Indications from Wasmincrox at 101 a.m. show local rain followed by colder fair weather. Barometer rising and winds shifting to westerly.
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Engand
Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies Bottled for Druggists
The item promotes exceptionally pure and safe stimulants described as Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies bottled for druggists and grocers, signaling a reformulated product line offered to retailers for sale to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Taylor
Skirmishing in Congress Over Rules Revision Sparks Fiery Debate
Lively House session centers on Springer revision plan and Hammond resolution. Reed, Hiscock, Morison and Randall clash over committee power and the path to reform. Dingley protests Canadian fish trade and Maine petition urges tariff protection for American fishermen. Treasury and public building items noted along with legal practice, civil service talk, and postmaster appointments.
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Boston Post
WasuIncron
D. C
House
Springer
Hlineis
West
Hammond
Georgia
Speaker
Reed
Hiscock
Randall
Committee On Appropriations
Morrison
Reen
Party-sventa Congress
Biscock
Post
Senate
Congress
Loor
Heterly
K Reed
Pew Committee
Dingley
Maine
Congest
Mass
Supreme Court
Geren BL
Bauer
Joan EH
Abbott
Boston
Fiscal year judgments and fines totals in 19th century record
The year’s judgments totaled 667 383 with 170 457 collected. 27 028 from earlier United States judgments and 103 452 from civil suits. Criminal fines and penalties collected 62 124 of 481 856 assessed, plus 6 188 realized in former years. Court expenses paid during the year totaled 7 874 733.
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United States
Thirteenth Season Opens With Varied Boylston Club Concert
The Boylston Club opened its thirteenth season at Music Hall with a large audience despite humid conditions. The program divided into two parts featured Palestinia’s Missa Papae Marcelli, which stretched forty minutes and felt heavy, though singers earned praise for their patient preparation. The second part offered miscellaneous pieces including Westward Ho and Heather Rose choral numbers, a mixed-voice The Better Land setting, a carol by Mr. Osgood, and the gem From a By-gone Day, which drew applause, while some selections suffered from a jerky performance style. The concert ended with Down in a Flowery Vale.
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Boylston Club
Music Hall
Palestinia
Marcellus
Windham
Unina
Heather Rose
Osgood
Unitsian Clup Holds 200 Members at Banquet
The Unitsian Clup gathered over 200 members for a monthly meeting and banquet at the Vendome. President Morse presided over the dinner with notable attendees including Dorman Eaton, James Freeman Clarke, Leverett Saltonstall, and Archibald Murray Howe. An audit committee was appointed to review the treasurer’s accounts and officers for the next year were to be reported in January. The evening featured papers on the value of organization to Unitarianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitsian Clup
Ton
Leverett Saltonstall
Abraham OQ
Bigelow
Charles P. Lowditch
William G. Russell
George
Male
Grenville H. Norerces
Wes
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Dorman B. Eaton
Mr. Morse
James Freeman Clarke
D.D
Theo Gore Lyman
Boston
Archibald M. Howe
Alfred Homer
Henry F. Jenks
Edward B. Willson
Rbert
Morison
Alfred S. Hartwell
Supreme Court of the
Sandwich
Parwin EK. Ware
Ames
Join Snyder
St. Louis
Winslow Warren
John T. May
Moses T. Stevens
Tamilton A. Hill
Morse. M. Eaton
Mr. Snyder
Saltonstall
Thodore Ly ‘Wan
Rey
Wilson Isrlem
Archibald Murray Howe
Settlement Prospects in Brockton Shoe Strike
In Brockton on December X plans for a swift settlement of the price dispute between Manufacturers and Lasters Unions stall. A committees meeting is set for tomorrow after the advisory board’s reading of the articles last night amid protests. Preston B. Keith, a manufacturer and member of the “forty-two,” is named arbitrator, though labor leaders question his disinterested status due to his shoe grades work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Preston B. Keith
Keith
New Hampshire Club Holds Dinner Meeting on State Policy Law
The New Hampshire Club met at the Quincy House last evening with President Wood of Manchester presiding. Participants favored and opposed the current policy law with ex Governors Bell Cheney and Weon among speakers. Resolutions urged committee reports at the next meeting, and the club expressed support for aiding manufacturers and mountain hotels amid distress. Over lw members attended.
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New Hampshire Club
Quincy House
Wood
Manchester
Bell
Rollins
Kent
A. C. Moore
Nashua
Cheney
Paker Holman
Weon
Labor strife hits Glenmere shoe works and Keene Grocers
Knights of Labor orders workers from John Macnair's Glenmere shop amid a dispute over discharged union girls. Keene Grocers plans to move to Skowhegan Me, shipping seven thousand pounds of stock there. Detective Huncom arrests Frank Lindsey at Denver. Highway robbery alleged near Llo'etock with victim Joseph L. O'Levie. O'Toole reportedly assaulted Rockaway Street, losing cash and a watch.
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John Macnair
Glenmere
Knights of Labor
Huncom
Traan
Frank Lindsey
Denvers
Aferncen
Guy Chlrge
Joseph L.o’levie Ibis
Llo’etock
Mornig
O'Toole
Rockaway
Funeral for Clarence H. Dodge at Cathedral
Funeral services for Clarence H. Dodge, recording secretary of the South End Athletic Club, were held at the cathedral yesterday with Rev Father officiating. About forty club members attended, paying tributes with Bouquets an opera book and a pillow from the club. The remains were interred at Mt Calvary with pallbearers J T Manooney J J Tierney M Sheehan C J Scollard James Wright and Joseph Lanigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Dodge
South End Athletic Club
Cathedral
Father O’ Feodie
Stub
South End
Executive council accepts resignations of two trustees
At yesterday's executive council meeting the resignations of Benjamin F. Spinney of Lynn as trustee of the Massachusetts School for Feeble Minded and Eli W. Hoyt of Lowell as trustee of the State Almshouse and State Workhouse were accepted. Rev Edward G Porter of Lexington was nominated to succeed Spinney, Oliver R Clark of Tewksbury to succeed Hoyt. George B Stevens of Gloucester was reappointed medical examiner for Essex County, and John S Glover of Ipswich was nominated commissioner of wrecks and shipwrecked goods.
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Executive Council
Benjamin F. Spinney
Lynn
Massachusetts School
Eli W. Hoyt
Lowell
Trusee
State Almshouse
State Workhouse
Edward G. Porter
Lexington
Spioney
Oliver R Clark
Tewksbury
Hoyt
George B. Stevens
Glucester
County of
Essex
John 5. Glover
Ipswich
New England News roundup with accidents and indictments
A New England news brief reports a Portland freight train fatality, a Worcester shafting death, a $10 000 Unitarian church dedication in Turner Falls, and several legal cases. Indictments in New Bedford, a Fell River store breaking case, insolvency filing by Napgood Aldrich of Bellows Falls, and injuries from a quarry blast at McAuliff Shea yard.
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Michael Keebles
Portland
Superior Court of
New Bedford
Yesterdy
David Regan
Fell River
Knights of Labor Assembly
East Bridgewater
Napgood & Aldrich
Bellows Falls
Richard Dexter
Whitehall Carper Works
Worcester
Mass
Unitarian
Tuner’s Falls
George Reynolds
American Unitarian Association
McAuliff & Shea
Fitenburg
Jeremiah Shea
William McAull
Melrose
Mallen
Boston
Richard Sutton
Quebec
Maine
Legue
Lewistown
Kangor
Leagas
Sutton
Patrick Egan
Ireland's Hope and the National League's Work History
Rev T J Conaty outlined the Ireland relief effort and the National League's evolution from 1880 onward. The piece traces Parnell's 1880 appeals, the formation of Boston and national branches, funds raised in Buffalo and Philadelphia, and the shift to parliamentary aims with growing cross country funding for Irish MPs.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Land League of Ireland
P. A. Collins
Ireland
America
The
Land League of America
Buffalo
Ils
Collins
Thomas Flately
Lawrence Walsh
Waterbury
Patrick Egan
Irish Land League
Dublin
Paris
Thomas Flatley
Chicago
Iskl
Father Sheehy
Washington
James Mooney
General Collins
Father Walsh
Massachusetts
Mechanics’ Hall
National League
Land League
Bttishul League
Philadelphia
Egan
Peracon
Alexander Sullivan
Mooney
O'Rilly
Detroit
J. J. Hay
New England Railroad Club Meets at Boston Station
The New England Railroad Club held its monthly meeting last evening at the Boston and Albany station rooms with Vice President J N Lauder presiding. Discussions covered springs for freight car service and locomotive use and examined new orient seats while meter mechanics and others inspected working models. The talks yielded useful information and some power ideas likely to influence future chair and seat construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Railroad Club
Boston and Albany Railroad
J. N. Lauder
St James Parish Fair Sees Busy Weekend Event
The fair at St James Catholic parish on Harrison avenue reports strong attendance with Edward J. Jenkins, president of the common council, and Councilman John H. Lee of Ward 25 listed as rivals for a handsome silver service on Saturday evening. A valuable gold watch was also contested by a Mr.
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St. James Catholic
Harrison Avenue
Edward J. Jenkins
Common Council
John H. Lee
Tobin Wins Contest at City Health Fair Election Night
Thomas Tucker of the health department and Mr John M Tobin of the street department led the judging last evening with Tobin declared the successful candidate. Other centers offered piano and surgical instruments and tonight a gentleman's gold watch, ladies' gold watches, and a harness will be awarded to top voters. More contests follow Friday and other evenings, with the fair closing on the final evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tucker
Health Department
John M. Tobin
Tobin
Market Reaction to VanderBilt Death in Historic Stock Rally
The market mood fluctuated after William H. Vanderbilt's death with confidence improving at the Vendome while telegraph delays kept traders uneasy. A surge in Lackawanna stock led to a stronger close as bulls and bears debated the outlook and pressures from short covering and potential future drops.
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William H. Vanderbilt
Hotel Vendome
The
Vendome
Bears
New York
Lackawanna
Vanderbilt
Deacon White
Gould
Field
Sage
Boston
Colu
New England
Chicago
Atchison
Newark
Pallbearers Named for Vanderbilt Funeral in New York
Chauncey M Depew announced the pallbearers for William H Vanderbilt the list includes Samuel F Barger C M Depew J Pierpont Morgan Charles Clark Judge Charles Robello J Brady William Turnbull William L Scott William Bliss D O Mills George J Weger and E W Caldwell The service will be at St Bartholomews Church with tickets required Admission details to follow A vigil is being kept by William K and George Vanderbilt at the family home Additional condolences arrive from London Paris and notable figures and letters from Bishop Potter and others accompany the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Wm. Heh. Vanderbilt
Samuel F. Barger
C. M. Depew
J. Pierepont
Morgan
Charles Clark
Charles Ropall
J. ¥. Brady
William Turnbull
William L. Scott
William Bliss
D. O. Mills
George J. Wegee
W. Caldwell
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Mr. Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue Mansion
J. Pierpoint Morgan
Hart
Dr. Davis
Samuel Hoar
Arthur Leary
Cyrus W. Fieia
Goun i. Kock
Man Vanishes After Selling Carload Goods in Boston
Frank H. Foster of Swanton Wisconsin left Nov 10 for Malden to sell merchandise. In Malden he sold about 490 dollars then in Boston on Lyman Street was robbed of over 200 dollars. He headed home but has not returned. foul play suspected. Foster, about 35, 165 pounds, dark clothes and light overcoat, leaves a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Foster
Swanton
Malden
Boston
Lyman Street
St Veter n Catholic Lyceum elects officers for year
St Vincent Catholic Lyceum lists officers for the coming year with D F Leary as president J J Byrne as vice president Thomas F Reddington as treasurer F Hoar financial secretary I P Reddington recording secretary J P F O Nail and D J Coleman named as board members. Funeral services for Guataynus Jace son held at his Washington street residence Rev E N Packard officiating. Ruggles Street Church quartet provided reel selections. Remains buried in Colman cemetery beside the Capen family tomb. The deceased previously worked at the firm Jackson Mandeil Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggles Street
Colman
Jackson, Mandeil & Daniels
Sheriff seeks removal of Maria Dorsey to Providence jail
Newport RI December 9 Sheriff Easton sent a petition to Chief Justice Durfee seeking an order to move Maria Dorsey to Providence county jail. She and her husband are charged with willful murder of her father Benjamin F Shurton. She is near delivery and jail lacks proper accommodations. Dorsey has eaten nothing since Tuesday and is believed to refuse food. The couple hardly speak to each other.
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Newport
R.J
Easton
Durfee
Supreme Court
Maria Dorsey
Benjamin F. Shurton
Providence County
Dorsey
Clarification on Hendricks Senate role on inauguration day
A Boston reader asks the editor whether Vice President Hendricks presided over the Senate on inauguration day. The editor notes Hendricks did in fact call the Senate to order during the forty ninth Congress extra session under Mr. Arthur’s call.
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Boston
Boston Post
Hendricks
Senate
Arthur
Post
Knabe piano used at Boylston Club concert last evening
A Knabe piano accompanied a Boylston Club concert last night as part of a cultural program. Meanwhile Boston’s Station A post office was moved to the corner of Washington and Concord streets yesterday.
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Knabe
Boylston Club
Boston Post Office
Washington and
Concord Streets
M. J. Kiley
Eastern Railroad stockholders meet at Causeway street
Stockholders and bondholders of the Eastern Railroad Company held joint meetings at their station on Causeway Street. President Sewell presided for stockholders, Trustee W P Phillips for bondholders, with ballotings, lease ratification, and protests discussed, including a controversy over sinking fund certificates and trustee voting powers.
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Eastern Railroad Company
Causeway Street
Fresident Sewell
W. P. Phillips
Phillips
Eastern Railroad
Messrs
Arthur Sewall
Bath
George
Cambridge
George E
Worcester
Nashansa and Rochester
Boston and Maine
A. Lawrence
Medford
The
Eastern
Chaiman Phillips
Jacob C. Rogers
Peabody
Charles J. Morrill
Boston
Edward W. Hooper
George E. B. Jackson
Fordant
John Cummings
Woburn
Richard Olney
Berton
Bail
George C. Lord
Newton
Nathaniel J. Biadtee
Samuei Co
Lawrence
Frank Jones
Portswouth
N. H
Philip
Olney
Philips
Sewell
Big Plains
Tosat
Dithoway
Portland and
Rochester
Nashus
Mr. Olney
William C. Lawrence
Philps
Orville D. Baker
Augusta
Baker
Clisi
Harvard Co
Sekine
Hyde
Baker Wisl
Dijloway
Law- 7
Political strife and nominations rock Summer Street
A Meehan maneuver to disaffect Mayor O Briens supporters faced a set back as a Summer Street merchant rejected the chairmanship. Colonel Wellington Wall accepts a Citizens nomination for Alderman amid caucus controversies, with Democrats wary of Freeman. East Boston hosts a rally for O Brien and Sullivan, while Lynn nominates aldermen and school candidates with an adjourned meeting planned.
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Michael Meehin
Brien
Post
West
Meehan
Summer Street
Ont
O’rien
Meehen
Quincy House
Liffi
Iles
O'isrien
Wellington Wall
Citizens
Aldermamec
Bos
Wellington
Wellingston
Freeman
East Boston
Lycaum Hall
Island
O’brien
John H. Sullivan
Board of Aldermen
Thomas d. Gargan
John BR. Murphy
John Ss. Concannon
John H. McDonough
Boardman Hail
Lynn
Henry Farrell
Charles W. Forag
James H. Lisle
Charles J. H. Woodbergs
George M. Nichels
Wistinm Waters
Edwin Bates
Charles Ahsmith
Frank David
Joseph W. Woodman
Henry B. Fails
John W. Alien
Joseph Brierly
Nathsan Clark
Giaenge C. Pickham
Francis Lemmon
Jobe Driscoll
George F. Day
Reclamation
City Officials Named and License Vote Totals
Mayor Hon John J Raymond and a long list of Aldermen and Ward officers are named for multiple wards and committees. The license vote totals show Yes 2764 and No 2204.
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John J. Raymond
Josrphn F. Pitman
George D. Gliver
Oliver D. Way
George W. Varney
George A. Collins
Dr. J, Hw, Batchelder
Urban R. Williams
Coramon Councilj
Daniel J. O’brien
Edwin A. Hull
Michael J. Noonas
J. J. Ryan
Stephen L. Whipple
Walter H. Trumbull
William H
City Officials and License Vote Mark Local Government Agenda
A list of mayor, various ward officials, assessors, school committee members, and council members is released. The text notes an affirmative vote on a license by 55 to 4 in favor, reflecting local government action and personnel appointments.
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Heston
Democratic Party
Democratic Ward
Ureo
Hoston
John M. Clark
Republican’ Party
Boston
Inman
William E. Russell
J. A. Ball
J. H. Cochran
D. E. Frazier
Joseph Stearns
W. O'Neil
W. E. Hutchins
Charles T. Hannewell
Mason Davis
John B. Duffy
Edward T. Nichols
Thomas & Cahir
Jolly
Gloucester Fishermen Convene Over Treaties
A Gloucester meeting of fishing vessel owners from Gloucester and nearby ports debated fshery treaties. Delegates adopted a resolution showing strong indifference to any legislation by Congress or Britain, insisting only that existing treaty provisions with Great Britain be carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Great Britain
Woman from Waltham arrested for larceny
Nellie Chapman alias Wilson was given four women in the house of industry yesterday for the larceny of 41 from John S Burpee of Waltham. Inspectors McCausisnd and Knox arrested Harrison Moulton yesterday for embezzlement from H A Hartier Co. The police board issued election day orders for December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Chapman
Wilson
House of Industry
John S. Burpee
Waltham
McCausisnd and
Knox
Police
Harrison
The Hall Reboot Company Boots Feet Dry in Rain
The Hall Reboot Company at 2 and 5 cent Summer Street sells rubber boots and shoes to keep feet dry. The lighthearted weather note presents boots as a helpful solution for wet feet amid indifferent forecasts.
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Hall Reboot Company
Summer Street
Parson Downs Finds Quiet Study in Bowdoin Square Hawthorne Rooms
The Bowdoin Square Baptist Church assigns a secondary study space for Parson Downs amid Hawthorne rooms and the Woman's Journal on Park Street. Reporters note a discreet door, a bay window, shelves, and a radiator pile, with Deacon Rounds overseeing a $20 fund for furnishings. The move, expected next week, anchors Downs in a tranquil, historic setting by Granary Burying Ground.
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Wilbur
Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
Parson Downs
Hawthorne
Woman’s Journal
Park Street
Post
Tremont Street
Mr. Vovos
Deacon Rousds
Opon Sesamy
Parson Downs Iso
Boston
Primstons
Wireely
Richards
Caraway
Gars
Deacon Wilbur
Orever
Insurance Official Probes Emergency Fund Use In Massachusetts
Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Tarbox writes to Attorney General Sherman outlining facts on the use of the emergency fund by the Massachusetts Life Association. He asks whether the conduct is a criminal offense and if the corporation violated sec 7 of chap 185 of 1855 by transferring or reinsuring risks to another company without due notice. The Home Mutual Aid Association of Boston faces a similar question.
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Boston
Ireland
Parnell Party
London
Theo St
United
James B. Hand
Brookline
Hand
O’ Reilly
Massachusetts
New York
Eugene Kelly
Cheren
John K. Tarbox
Sherman
Massachusetts Life Association
Home Mutual Aid Association of Boston
Adams Found Guilty of First Degree Murder in Amherst Case
Alien J. Adams was found guilty of first degree murder in the ten year old case of Moses B. Dickinson of Amherst. Judge Devens sentenced him to be hanged at the county jail on March 12, 1833 between 8 a.m. and noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evpringfield
Mass
Alien J. Adams
Moses B. Dickinson
Amherst
Northampton
Devens
Christmas gifts at F M Holmes Furniture in Studio Building
The advertisement invites all shoppers to find useful and beautiful presents for friends at F. M. Holmes Furniture in the Studio building at 116 Tremont Street. It highlights items like cabinets easels slipper cases and fiery chairs as options.
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F. M. Holmes Purriture Ga
Tremont Street
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East Beeston
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Boston Music Hall
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General Folseical News
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Landau
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Temple of Fame
Washington Street
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C. W. Baldwin
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Bedford Street
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