Dead wire causes trolley crash and horse death in Harvard Square
A disused telephone wire in Harvard Square dropped onto the West End trolley line and ground, melting track and triggering an explosion. A horse hit by the wire was instantly killed, while bystanders and workers freed the sparking line. The telephone company denies responsibility, noting sale of the line to private parties.
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Harvard Square
Old Cambridge
College
Eveleth
West End
J. M. Hillier
Elm Street
Wilder
Telephone Company
Boston Civic Reform Meeting and Lectures Update
The Boston Civil Service Reform Association schedules its annual meeting at Young's Hotel. John L. Stoddard lectures tonight at Music Hall on Napoleon Bonaparte from Corsica to the Throne. City Treasurer Turner pays 1 378 510 26 to State Treasurer Marden for Boston taxes. Dr Alexander McKenzie to deliver Massachusetts Dental Society annual address at the YMCA Hall tomorrow. The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts plans its second annual dinner at the Tremont House next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Civil Service Reform Association
Young’s Hotel
Boston
John L. Stoddard
Music Hall
Napoleon Bonaparte
Corsica
Turner
Marden
National
Alexander McKenzie
Massachusetts Dental Society
Young Men’s Christman Association
Young Men’s Democratic Club of Massachusetts
Tremont House
Palmer reelected in Worcester mayoral race lands third term
Results show Republican victory in Worcester with Mayor Palmer ahead of Democrat Jeremiah Crowley by about 300 votes overall. Aldermen and School Board tilt Republican, while the city votes against license by roughly 700, signaling a political shift and liquor-dealer discontent.
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Spredan
Palmer
Jeremiah Crowley
Fuller
Wilson
Dickinson
Snow
Carter
Fletcher
Drury
Sawyer
Frye
Murphy
Abare
Cluer
Coburn
Cheney
Haile
Walsh
Blood
Jacobs
Ladd
Turcotte
Crowell
Spalding
Callahan
Courtney
Lynn Strong for License and Newhall Wins Walkover
In Lynn, a light vote due to recent fire left Mayor Newhall unopposed while Aldermen and Councilmen contests drew candidates from five parties. The license issue passed by a substantial margin, with results showing broad support for licensing revenue despite the overall low turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Newhall
Independent Citizens' Candidate E P Dodge Wins Newburyport Mayoral Race
Newburyport election results show E P Dodge elected mayor by a 90 vote majority as Independent Citizens' candidate. Aldermen and common councilmen named, party balance noted with about two thirds Republicans. License vote totals 1164 yes to 718 no.
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Newburyport
E. P. Dodge
Independent Citizens
John J. Putnam
W. Herbert Noyes
Henry C. Plummer
Charles de Rochmont
George E. Ross
Israel O. Morse
Henry R. Weitzel
John W. Allen
Benjamin F. Hathaways
Charles W. Page
Oliver O. Jones
Daniel E. Tilton
Edward A. Hale
John W. Sargent
George E. Stickney
Charles C. Stockman
George I. Avery
Alfred Pearson
Orrand Gurney
Simon E. Wilson
Edward Donohue, Jr
Joseph Noyes
Alvah Hoyt
Willis G. Merrill
Stephen Peabody
George H. Plummer
W. F. Houston
Hannah EF. Lunt
James H. van Buren
James Parton
Harrington Wins Worcester Mayoral Race by Narrow Margin
The Worcester city election results show Alderman Francis A. Harrington, Republican mayoral candidate, winning by 44 votes from a total of 9400 cast. Democrat Colonel A. George Bullock received about 4900 votes, slightly up from last month and 200 more than last year’s Citizens’ mayoral candidate.
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Worcester
Severan
Francis A. Harrington
A. George Bullock
Democratic Citizens’andidate
White
Citizens
City Rejects License in Surprising Vote
In a rare outcome the city rejected the license by 5125 Yes to 5192 No, a No majority of 67. Citizens' ticket elects Webster Thayer over Johnson by 177 and Francis Plunkett over Ward 4 incumbent Peregrine F. White by 620 as aldermen.
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Citizens
Webster ‘Thayer
Word
Mr. Johnson
Francis Plunkett
Peregrine F. White
Salem Election Results Show Rantoul Victory and License Support
In Salem on Dec 10 Hon RB Rantoul defeated Mayor Raymond by 122 votes. Four old aldermen reelected. ten council members reelected, with Democrats controlling most of the body. License measure passed by 675 votes. recount petitions circulate for Ward 1 alderman race. detailed tallies for council and school posts listed.
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Sane
Salem
Rantoul
John M. Raymond
Messrs
Gage
Palfrey
Bettis
Tierney
Raymond
Common Council
Charles W. Read
New York & New England Railroad Holds Annual Meeting
The New York & New England Railroad Company met at the Meiona with President J. A. Bostwick presiding. Directors were elected by 152,067 votes, naming Bostwick, Rutter, Macaulay, Dillon, Hentz, Orr, Cary, Haskell, Sinclair, Fitz, Thayer, French, Prince, Sheldon, Vaughan, Oward, Plume, Landers, Sewall. The board then chose officers: Bostwick president, Haskell vice president, Charles Howard general manager.
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New York & New England Railroad Company
Meiona
J. A. Bostwick
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Bostwick
New York
New England
East River
Shinn
Thomas Rutter
John L. Macaulay
Sidney Dillon
Henry Hentz
Alexander E. Orr
E. V. Cary
William A. Haskell
Charles A. Sinclair
Eustace C. Fitz
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Jonas H. French
Charles A. Prince
Nicholas Sheldon
B. F. Vaughan
Charles Oward
David 5. Plume
George M. Landers
Arthur Sewall
William H. Haskell
Boston
Charles Howard
Dramatic and Musical Notes At Local Theatres
A schedule of upcoming performances across Boston venues includes Hands Across the Sea at the Museum nearing year end, Phyllis due on the 30th, A Midnight Bell at the Boston Theatre Monday, and Impulse staged by Kendal at the Museum. Also listed are Bluebeard Jr. at Tremont with juvenile entertainments, Gounod's Faust at Boston Theatre, and operas Der Freischutz Carmen and Il Trovatore on various evenings.
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Museum
Kate
Malden Considers At Large Aldermen and Water Bonds
Malden city government met with Aldermen voting 5 to 2 to elect Aldermen at large instead of by wards. The Common Council appropriated 1400 for a hook and ladder track. The Mayor may petition to issue water bonds totaling 1 1000 000 plus 500 000 next January. Water rates were recommended for reduction.
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Malden
Board of Aldermen
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Guarantee Promise
Manufacturers offer a new guarantee for Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming it cures liver and stomach derangements such as indigestion bile and liver complaint. It also targets impure blood causing boils pimples eruptions and sores with a prompt money back if not effective after a fair trial.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Schools of Boston Report Shows Large Increase in Expenditures
The Boston School Committee held a meeting led by President Gallagher to discuss the annual report. It notes a rise in expenditures, outlines hiring for temporary and assistant positions, and reviews textbook debates and building needs. The report provides pupil and teacher tallies across normal, Latin, grammar, primary, and special schools, and calls for a truant school and improved facilities.
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Gallagher
Anderson
C. Howard Wilson
J. M
John Vaughn
Florence Dix
Girls’ High
Emeline W. Ripley
Adams
Helen Doherty
Dearborn
Catherine J. Cunningham
Eliot
Helen A. Melrose
Emerson
Esther E. McGrath
Haugh O’brien
Grace M. Clark
Lewis
Marion A. McIntyre
Mt. Vernon
Margaret E. Carey
Quincy
Augusta G. Williams
Rice
Alice T. Cornish
Andrew
Emma M. Bates
Lyman
Rosanna Follan
Agassiz
William F. Murray
Lincoln School
Celia B. Hallstrone
Charles Sumner
Berthia F. Cudworth
Harris School
Frances Williamson
Common Street
Ellen L. Sampson
Ruggles Street
Etta D. Morse
Warrenton Street
Wallace C. Boyden
Normal
Alice W. Emerson
Julia F. Holland
Phillips
Annie P. Elwell
Louise W. Betts
Wells
James C. Tucker
Unnecy
Dudley
Richardson
Emery
Swinton
Monroe Street
Messrs
Emery, Chapin
McDonald
Allen
Fifield
Prince District
A. E. N. Treadwell
East Street
Mather
Horace Mann School For the
Spectacle Island
Horace Mann
Newbury Street
Appoumen
Boston
Old Twenty-Eighth Massachusetts Veterans Meet at United States Hotel
The Twenty-Eighth Massachusetts Regiment Veterans Association held its annual reunion at the United States Hotel. Officers were reelected, funds balanced, and a vote of thanks given to generals Stevens and McNamara. The next meeting is set for August during the Grand Army encampment. About forty members dined together in a relaxed close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-eighth Massachusetts Regiment
Faugh-a-Ballagh
Grand Army National
Association
New B and H Lamp Enters Market
A newly released B and H lamp begins appearing in stores, signaling a fresh option for lighting with anticipated consumer interest and competing models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamp
Defending the Chinese Citizens Rights Debate at YMCA Union
William Lloyd Garrison spoke at the Young Men's Christian Union arguing for Chinese in America as a law abiding patient class. He urged granting citizenship rights, noting Chinese workers built the Pacific road and highlighting their earnings and remittances to China.
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America
Young Men’s Christian Union
William Lloyd Garrison
Pacific Road
San Francisco
United States
Pacific
Cunninghams
Forbeses
China
Ireland
Chinatown
Mr. Garrison
Bedford Street Fire Dead Reach: Funeral Preparations
Rescue efforts for missing Bedford Street firemen continue amid twisted girders and pipes hindering access. Donations pour in from Smith Hogg Gardner 300 and Danforth Clark Co 100 with proceeds from a Globe Theatre benefit totaling 2218.75. Ladder 3 to miss work 9 am to 3 pm for Daniel Buckley funeral under Chief Eagan. Fire Underwriters meet at Kilby Street with President Guile presiding.
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Bedford Street
City Hall
Smith, Hogg & Gardner
Danforth, Clark & Co
John Stetson
Globe Theatre
Weber’s
Ladder Company No. 3
Daniel J. Buckley
Eagan
East Boston
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Kilby Street
Charles E. Guile
Deutsches Fest at Horticultural Hall Aids Hebrew Orphans
Children crowded the Kin derland at the Deutsches Fest in Horticultural Hall to raise funds for the Home for Hebrew Widows and Orphans. McGinty’s shooting gallery ran by Master Simoni Hecht and Julius Webber drew interest beside art by Miss B. 2 Hecht featuring Boston leaders Brackett and Hart.
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Horticultural Hall
Kinderland
McGinty
Simon i, Hecht
Julius Webber
B. 2
Hecht
Boston
Brackett
Hart
Nikisch
J. H. Hermann
Illness of a Well Known Printer Mr Lemuel Murch
Mr Lemuel Murch secretary of the Franklin Typographical Society fell paralyzed Saturday evening while reading minutes. He is foreman at Daniel Gunn & Co. and has produced many fine pieces from their press and previously at the State printing office where he was foreman for many years.
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Lemuel
Murch
Franklin Iypographical Society
Daniel Gunn & Co
State Printing Office
Boston Branch Forms Vassar Students Aid Society
Graduates and former students of Vassar College organized a Boston branch at 3 Park Street to expand aid to more applicants. Officers elected include President Abbie R. Loring, Vice President Mrs. Frank H. Monks, Secretary Treasurer Ellan L. Dexter, Directors Mrs. Heman Burr and Miss E. G. Houghton. A February meeting is planned with papers on Vassar life.
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Vassar College
Park Street
Boston
Vassar Students’ Aid Society
Abbie R. Loring
Frank H. Monks
Ellan L. Dexter
Heman Burr
E. G. Houghton
Grave
Gay
Vassar
Tar East Tennessee Land Company organizes vast mineral land holdings
The Tar East Tennessee Land Company forms a stock company over about 300000 acres in Mast Tennessee with 75000000 tons of iron ore, 600000000 cubic feet of timber, coal supplies, a city site, a developing town, and two railroads. Investigations invited at their office, 54 Equitable Building.
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Tar East Tennessee Land Company
Mast Tennessee
Equitable Building
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy End Breath Issue
Readers are advised to try Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy as a remedy for nasal irritation and throat discomfort. The notice promotes a product claim to alleviate offensive breath caused by catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk
Dr. Sage
Medical examiners night at Boston Life Underwriters meeting
The Boston Life Underwriters Association held an event at Youngs with 40 members present. Vice-President Holway presided in President Kilburn's absence as Dr Milton W Hull spoke on the role of medical examiners in life insurance and Dr Wells announced the National Association of Medical Examiners formation. Additional speakers included Dr Johnson Dr Bunby Dr Brown Dr Hunt and Superintendent Dyer. A separate note covers the Boston Market Gardeners Association annual meeting at Quincy House with W W Rawson presiding and officers elected.
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Boston Life Underwriters’ Association
Young’s
Kilburn
Holway
Milton W. Hull
The
Provident Life & Trust
Wells
John Hancock
National Association of Medical Examiners
Johnson
Bunby
Brown
Hunt
Dyer
Boston Market Gardeners’ Association
Quincy House
W. W. Rawson
D. P. Hutchinson
Eugin d’Albert
Pablo Sarasate
Tremont
Vendome
C. H. Way
Savannah
Rev. C. Westermann
New Haven
Conn
C.G. Beebe
Washington
Stephen B. Simons
Wellesley
E. J. Frost
Philadelphia
W. H. Chaffee
New York
Levi Stockbridge
Wife
Amherst
E. ‘. Wright
C. K. Merrill
Springhe
Wedding at the Vendome
A refined wedding occurred at the Vendome last evening as Harry Reeves Trainer married Celia Emogene Potter with Rev. M. J. Savage officiating. Elisha James served as best man, Helen Thayer maid of honor, Edith Potter and Mattie Pope bridesmaids, and a group of ushers including Lester Leland and Fred Robbins attended. A formal reception followed with many guests.
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Vendome
Harry Reeves Trainer
Celia Emogene Potter
M. J. Savage
Elisha James
Helen Thayer
Edith Potter
Mattie Pope
Lester Leland
Fred Robbins
Will Thayer
Winthrop Thayer
W. Trainer
A. C. Trainer
Canton Abraham Lincoln Lodge concert at Tremont Temple
The Canton Abraham Lincoln No. 58 P M LO OF gave its annual concert at Tremont Temple with the Salem Cadet Orchestra directed by Jeane M. Miesud the Ruggles Street Quartet soprano Alice May Esty reader Jennie Florence Meing cornet soloist B B Keyes and piccolo soloist E B Elliott. A sizable sum was raised for the treasury.
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Canton
Abraham Lincoln
Tremont Temple
Salem Cadet Orchestra
Jeane M. Miesud
Ruggles Street Quartet
Alice May Esty
Jennie Florence Meing
B. B. Keyes
Cornet
E. B. Elliott
Treasury
Free classes for workingmen teach engines and carpentry
At the Wells Memorial Building last evening a number of workingmen attended Lowell free classes for practical instruction. Professor A L Merrill demonstrated stationary engines for steam engineers with diagrams and indicator cards. Professor J B Merrick led carpentry instruction using tools, steel, squares and compasses.
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Wells Memorial
Lowell
Dexter Hall
A. L. Merrill
J.B. Merrick
Institute of Technology
Boston Paine's Furniture introduces French dressing cabinet
Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street Boston unveils a French dressing cabinet praised as the embodiment of personal comfort. It claims to surpass the best American chiffonniere and at a low price aims for extensive adoption, inviting every gentleman to view.
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Boston
Paine
Canal Street
Old Saul’s Catarrh cure marketed in ad copy
An advertisement touts Old Saul’s Catarrh as a remedy for nasal catarrh with a claim of quick relief where damp air causes illness. It promotes the product as a medicine priced at 25 cents per box in a bygone period style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Saul
Drucgists
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Announcement
Deerfoot Farm Sausages made from dairy fed pork are fresh daily and sold by all first class grocers. Beware of imitations.
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Deerfoot
Court Opinions on Patents and Bills of Exceptions
United States Circuit Court rulings involve infringement defense on Packard and Safford electric lighting patents and a question on filing and signing bills of exceptions. Judges rule a bill of exceptions must be signed at the term of judgment, and filings with the clerk may satisfy review procedures.
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United States Circuit
Coxtt
J. Electric Gas Lighting Company Et al
Charles E. Fuller
Henry T. Packard
Frank W. Safford
Packard
Sanford
Causten Browne
Edmonds
E. P. Payson
T. L. Livermore
W. K. Richardson
Sarah A. Preble
Henry M. Bates
Circuit Court
State Court
Supreme Court
B. F. Butler
C. Southard
Samuel Hoar
Damages in Dog Bite Cases Headed for Trial
Superior Court lists multiple tort actions with verdicts and damages, including Arthur Sheehan v Brown for a minor bitten by a dog and Arthur Slack v Perry with $1 damages. Several other cases cover breach of contract and various civil actions, with entries noting trial status and auditor references.
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Superior Court
Barker
Arthur Sheehan
Alfred A. Brown
F. W. Bartlett
F. W. Kittredge
LenuGalit
Arthur H. Slack
Franklin J. Perry
Newport Avenue
Wollaston
J. W. Low
D. F. Fitz
Elbridge G. Davis
John G. J. Mumier
Charlestown
A. H. Briggs
W. Bartlett
Murphy v. Steinert and other docketed cases list
A ledger of case numbers and parties appears, listing Murphy v. Steinert, Sullivan v. Sullivan, Starr v. DeMerrett, O'Connor v. Tate, Irong v. Folsom, Washington Ins Co, Noves v. Abraham, Johnson v. James, Locke v. Kelly, Kellogg Jr v Lecke, Smith v Whitins, Singleton v Harn den, Adams v Wise, Donnelly v Carey, Ingall v same, Bartlett v Grover, Siartlett v sine, Hughes v Shea, Connors v same, Richardson v White, Barnham v same, Grassin v same, Cutting v Gilman, Cloutier v same, Bowman v Howard, Browne v Coleman, Jones v Babson, Wright v Woods, Vinal v Pagan, Morse v Penwell, Hooker v Wood, Slattry v Emerson, Finney v College dard, Knights v Neal, Werlish v Abbott, Willard v Denham, Humphrey v Fla, Rines v Taylor, Kerry, Galloupe v Jerome, and a Criminal Session noting Dec. 10 with Parmenter and Thomas Smith for fraud. The McGee obstruction case continues to Dec. 17.
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Noves
Abraham
Johnson
James
Locke
Kelly
Kellogg, Jr
Lecke
Smith
Whitins
Singleton
Harnden
Adams
Wise
Donnelly
Carey
Ingall
Same
Bartlett
Grover
Siartlett
Sine
Hughes
Shea
Connors
Richardson
White
Barnham
Grassin
Cutting
Gilman
Cloutier
Bowman
Howard
Browne
Coleman
Jones
Babsoi
Wright
Woods
Boston District Court Admission Notice 1859
Charles Fry of Manchester applies for admission as attorney and counsellor in the U S Circuit Court District of Massachusetts. Notice issued by John G. Stetson Commissioner.
Powers Applies for Admission as Attorney in U S Circuit Court
Boston on December 10 1889 James L Powers of Boston has applied to Henry L Hallett Commissioner of the U S Circuit Court for admission as an attorney in the United States District of Massachusetts Tickets and formalities noted as part of the court notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
James L. Powers
Henry L. Hallett
U. S Circuit Court
Gentlemen’s Abdominal Bands and Winterwear Offer
G W Simmons & Co at 32 North street advertises abdominal bands at modest prices this winter. They also offer cardigan jackets buckskin underwear and a dozen kinds of men’s gloves for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Superior Criminal Court Dec 10 Case Listings
The record lists multiple cases before Justice Bisner and the Superior Criminal Court dated December 10 including Commonwealth v.2260 Harris La fosse v. Smith et al. and waves of similar v. names. Other docket items include Gaitney McGrath Lynch Fogg Humphreys Powers Kiley Blue Barry Goddard Carney Ravomad Roach Doherty Rose Ruberstein Ryan et al.
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Commonwealth
Same
Harris
la Fosse
Smith
Saimwe
Roach
Doherty
Rose
Ruberstein
Ryan
Varying Civil Actions List Including Lynch McCarthy and Moran
A numbered docket listing multiple civil cases with parties and cross references. Entries include Lynch versus McCarthy 4196, Yager versus Moran 4210, Bubband versus Down 4326, McKenna versus Lull 4232, Wilson versus Merrill 42790, Stoddard versus Town of Winchester 4283, Mulcahill versus Snow 4298, Hathaway versus Lin 4299, Rosinski versus Foster 4310, Oerray versus Cochrane, Beals et al v Clark et al 4531, Graham et al v Colco 4854, Connors comp t versus Martin 14858, Kennzel v Waltham Gas Lt Co 4370, and related cases 4371 4377 4431.
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Lynch
McCarthy
Yager
Comp’l
Moran
Bubband
Downng
McKenna
Lull
Wilson
Merrill
Stoddard
Town of
Winchester
Mulcahill
Snow
Hathaway
Lin
Com
Rosinski
Foster
Jek
Oerray
Readman v Soule et al Tort Action in Essex Court
Superior Court in Salem Essex County hears Readman sue Soule and others in a tort action. Case No 6159 involves plaintiff seeking damages over alleged wrongs. Parties named include Readman and Soule with other defendants unspecified in the fragment.
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Nahant Beach
Niles & Carr
Dearborn
Valpey
Urbana W. Dearborn
J. F. Sisk
Superior Court
Essex County
Salem
Sherman
Readman
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Henry Wardwell
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Augusta
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Iade
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Tate
Irong
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Manchester
John G. Stetson
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Bisner, J
Middlesex County
Koval Baine PowDers Co
Wall Street
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