No wife should face such a perjury test for a husband
The remark condemns pressing a wife to perjure herself to save her husband, arguing the legal question oversteps moral bounds and loyalty. It stresses that forcing such a choice is inhumane and intolerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nayden
Washington talks on Sherman Conkling Cornel alliance
Washington politicians discuss a reported alliance among John Sherman, Roscoe Conkling and Governor elect Cornell of New York. The plan would nominate ex Gov Fenton as Vice President with Shennan and grant Conkling Cornell and Company control of New York federal patronage.
Alliance plotted to divide Republican power in New York
Washington reports a movement to unite John Sherman and Senator Conkling with Governor-elect Cornell of New York to control federal patronage and secure Southern and key state delegates. Ex Governor Fenton to be nominated vice president. Blaine edged out as the deal shifts influence across banks and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Sherman
Conkling
Cornell
New York
Sherman
Grant
Ohio
Indiana
Massachusetts
Fenton
Conkling, Cornellail Company
Alsl
Blaine
Bia
Tfteen Hundred
Republican National Committee
Beisg
Chandler
Platt
McCormick
Arizona
Agricultural Bureau
Territory of
Territory
Wholesal Steal Special Despatch
A special despatch from the Boston Post reports a wholesale theft incident drawing city attention. The brief item notes suspects and scope but provides limited details on location or timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Boston Post
House debates foreign ships entry at ports of delivery
The House resumed a bill to allow unloading of foreign vessels at delivery ports amid opposing views. Supporters call it freeing trade. critics warn it harms American shipowners and coastwise interests. A Massachusetts case follows with Frank Hayden’s trial ending in not guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis EK. Hayden
Fitchburg
House
Wood
New York
Reagan
Texas
Conger
Michigan
Cox
Kelley
Pennsylvania
United States
England
Hull
Bristol
Engid
America
Ute Removal on Colorado Agenda in Senate Action
Senate reports a joint resolution authorizing a five member commission to negotiate with the Ute Indians for removal from Colorado. Amendments exclude Indian Territory settlement, with opposition noted. Also Miss Josephine Meeker arrives in Washington to take an Interior Department clerkship. Plus army post funding and trade mark protections under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Allison
Committee On Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Colorado
Cockrell
Indian Territory
Meeker
Josephine Meeker
Ralph Meeker
Anlo
Department of the Interior
House
Congress
Committee On Manufactures
Fernando Wood
James B. Sener
Virginia
Wyoming Territory
John Hay
Ohio
F. H. Seward
Henry Harmon
New Hamphire
Treasury
House Committee On Appropriations
Hanlan Presses Five Week Ultimatum for 1879 Rowing Prize
New York reports Edward Hanlan meeting William Blaikie about the $6,000 prize dispute with Charlies E. Courtney. Hanlan declines postponement beyond five weeks and provides conditions for a Washington Potomac River race, including deposits and referee rules for start words co and go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hanlan
William Blaikie
Soule
Blaikie
Courtney
Hanian
Edward Hanlan
Charlies E. Courtney
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Furst
William Blackie
Courtsey
National Board of Trade backs inter state commerce reform
The National Board of Trade convened in Washington and adopted a program for national regulation of interstate railroad transport including a commission for uniform railway accounts and rate equality. It also pressed for a national bankrupt law, central system adoption for government purchases, and a Department of Commerce with cabinet status. The board urged reciprocal trade with Canada and defined its stance on naval and waterway jurisdiction. Adjourned to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Board of Trade
Philadelphia Board of Trade
Congress
Boaard
Department of Commerce
Great Britain
United States
Dominion of Canada
Kemble
Boston
Dominion of
Canada
House of Representatives
Messrs
Fraley
Philadelphia
Thurber and Stranahan
New York
Ropes, Bates and Hill
Egan
Chicago
McLaren
Milwaukee
Middleton
Baltimore
Anderson
Portland
Dorr
Buffalo
Hersey
Hodges
Nations Board
United States Board
A Cordial Reception Granted Him by Cincinnati People
A cordial reception was accorded him by the people of Cincinnati in a notable public gathering. The event reflected gratitude and warm regard from residents for his visit and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
International Code Committee of America elects 1880 Executive Committee
At the annual meeting in New York on December 11, the International Code Committee of America elected its 1880 Executive Committee. Members include David Dudley Field as president A T Sprague secretary treasurer Theodore D Woolsey Charles A Peabody S Irenaius Prince F A P Barnard Samuel Osgood Lafayette S Foster Edward S Tobey G Washington Warren Alfred H Love James B Angell John F Dillon Herschel V Johnson Matthew P Deady Erastus G Benedict Amasa J Parker and Howard Payson Wilds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Code Committee of America
David Dudley Field
A. T. Sprague
Theodore D. Woolsey
Charles A. Peabody
S. Irenaius Prince
F. A. P. Barnard
Samuel Osgood
Lafayette S. Foster
Edward S. Tobey
G. Washington Warren
Alfred H. Love
James B. Angell
John F. Dillon
Herschel V. Johnson
Matthew P. Deady
Erastus G. Benedict
Amasa J. Parker
Howard Payson Wilds
Suit of a Boston Lawyer to Recover Fees
In New York on Dec 11 the United States Circuit Court heard John P. Treadwell of Boston seek $15 600 for legal services to several insurance firms defending suits by John L. Randall of Boston. The Adriatic and other insurers faced judgment for nonpayment as the trial continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
John P. Treadwell
Boston
John L. Randall
Adriatic
Kings County
Mechanics’ and Traders
Treadwell
National Agricultural
N. T. Sprague
Brandon
New England
Pietro Balbo
Maria Diebaco Balbo
Daniels
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Georgianna Ricamundi
Alexander F. Ricamundi
Alexander F
Georgianna Morley
Georgia
Ricamunds
Leading Philadelphia Coal Men Meet at Continental Hotel
A gathering of top coal executives in Philadelphia discussed coal matters but produced no firm decisions. It is reported that all firms except Delaware and Lackawanna, Delaware and Hudson, and Pennsylvania Coal Company will suspend production from December 24 to January 5, while those three will cut output to one third.
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Gilbert
Custom House
Mortimer M. VanKleek
Cashmere
Andrew Jansen
Henry Bergh
J. E. Frobisher
Kate Field
Omihepl
Steinmetz
Brooklyn
Treasury
Fast River
Max Berger
James
T. T. Eckert
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Madame Fluet
Chas. Rumel
Marcel Colette
Paris
Philadelphia
Penn
Continental
Delaware & Lackawana
Delaware & Hudson
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Wshington
Philadelphia Times
Judge Kelley
Congress
Hayes
Johnson
Greenback
Hin
Greenbacks
Kelley
Enterprise Carriage Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
W. H. Schreeder
Montreal
Neault
North Nation River
Green Lake
Theodore Hall
Frederick
William Blatz
Bowman & Co
Mahoney City
Wiliam Taylor
Thomas Cowper
Terre Flante
Ind
General Assembly of
Virginia
Winlela Scott
Ployd County
Joan M. Brockenbrought
Essex
Consolidated Bank
Adeapatcch
Oroville
Cal
Brown
Mendocino
Buile
Billings
Chatele
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Willard
McGowan
Haskell
Richard Burns
Antwerp
Buffalo
N. Y
Marg Jlass
Henry Milton
Grant
Cincinnati Custom House
St. Paul
Julian Clark
Stillwater
Marshal Hull
Joliet
Tangier
N. S
Coors Ferguson
Joseph Ferguson
James Ferguson
Joseph Mason
Clerical Denunciations Target Talmage in Presbytery
The Sun reports Dr. Crosby Dr. Van Dyke and twenty others of the Brooklyn Presbytery respond to Mr. Talmage statements condemning them as falsehoods. It is believed charges will soon be brought before the Presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Sun
Crosby
van Dyke
Brooklyn Presbyery
Talmage
Manitoba Election Returns Delayed by Storm
Owing to storm interruptions to telegraphic and railway service only partial results are in from the general provincial election. Two ministers Nor gy and Girard were returned by acclamation. The Pembina branch first train in three days reached Winnipeg this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnepeg
Man
Messrs. Norgway
Girard
Pembina
Traveling on a Wabash Ticket to Lafayette
A young man argues with a railroad conductor over an old last summer excursion ticket from Peru to Lafayette. The conductor insists the ticket can only be used on its own road, forcing the traveler to ride a Wabash train to Lafayette. The man pays the fare and an extra ten cents, then leaves for the smoking car while swearing loudly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Peru
Lafayette
Hobart College Student Endangers Life With Gas Incident
A Hobart College student attempted suicide by igniting a gas jet in his room last Saturday night. Strong fumes filled the building as rescuers burst in to find him unconscious, with severe burns to mouth and throat. authorities hope for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart College
Hutchinson
Lesson to Interviewers Prompted by Paris Correspondence
A London News translated feature recounts a fake cross examination style interview with French leaders Grevvy Gambetta Waddington and De Freycinet who all refused to answer. Jules Simon offered only notes of a private conversation and refused to confirm or deny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London News
Pays, Gaulois
New York Herald
Grevvy
M. Gambetta
M. Waddington
M. de Freycinet
M. Jules Simon
Editor's Dinner Call Sparks Wash Day Quip
Detroit Free Press notes a Fort Plain editor, and his visitor Mr. Skidd of Little Falls, planned dinner. A telephone exchange reveals a quip about not keeping a hotel on wash day, after which Mr. Skidd heads to the Rainbow Saloon for fried clams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Fort Plain Register
Skidd
Little Falls
Kearney Attacks Clergy in Strong Thanksgiving Sermon
Kearney denounces the clergy in harsh terms after reviewing Thanksgiving Day sermons calling them brainless idiots and worshippers of the devil. He says the Savior would be condemned by these Judas Iscariots of the San Francisco pulpits and boasts that the Sand Lots congregation is above their congregations in honor and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Billingsgate
Judas
Sand Lots
Debates Over Cuba Abolition Bill Trigger Spanish Assembly Turmoil
Madrid reports a heated session as Premier Castillo seeks support for the Cuba slavery abolition bill. Deputies abstaining from seating, protests over a breach of privilege followed by a closed session and a cabinet defense. In Cuba, dissension over the reform lines. Lincoln quote cited. French cable line denial. Austrian towns inundated with casualties.
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London
Madrid
Castillo
Cuba
Constitutional Party
Senor Canova
Senor Eldungen
Spain
New York
Voz de Cuba
United States
Mr. Lincoln
Horace Greeley
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Alestar
Canovas del Castillo
Senor Sivela
Marquis de Aurio
Egypt Prepares Mass Forces Against Abyssinia Over Cash Demand
From Gallabat on the Abyssinian frontier dated December 9 details near-certain hostilities between Egypt and Abyssinia after King John rejects conciliation. Col. Gordon Pasha is escorted to Massowah and Egypt readies 54 000 troops in three columns for Massowk Gallabat and the Blue Nile to compel King Johns terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Gallabat
Abyssinia
Gordon Pasha
John
Gordon
Theodore
Col. Gorcon
Massowah
Council of War
Massowsk
Blue Nile
Firce
Connaught Winter Assizes Open Amid Sedition Protests
Arrick on Shannon Ireland reports the Connaught winter assizes opening with processions and heavy police. Justice Harrison explains sedition law to the Grand Jury and notes Brennan’s more serious case for attempting to seduce police. Trials will proceed in another court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrick-On-Shannon
Ireland
Connaught
Davitt
Daly
Justice Harrison
Brennan
Harrison
Peru and Chile War News From South America
Panama dates show no fresh South American news as Chilean forces near the Peruvian border. Peru relies on torpedoes with officers from England. Union fitted with torpedoes ready to strike. Pisagua losses: 150 allies, 800 Chileans. Gunboats Pensacola and Onward at Callao. Reports of Chilean defeat at San Antonio with heavy losses. Peruvian torpedo boat sails for Peru with license and flag of the Hawaiian Consul. Bolivian defection rumors tense Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama
South America
England
Union
Pisagua
Lima
Pensacola
Callao
Payta
San Antonio
Peru
Sandwich Islands
Villages Destroyed Amid Suffering of the People
Reports indicate widespread devastation in villages with suffering residents. Authorities assess damage and call for aid as survivors recount losses and displacement.
Obelisk Controversy Aims to Save Egypt’s Crown Jewel
The London Atheneum reports American scholars urge Rhode Island authorities to reject transporting the Luxor obelisk. They argue removing historic relics harms art and antiquity, citing Roman spoils and Paris as warnings. They fear America seeks spoils of war and risk alienating Egypt’s heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Atheneum
Rhode Island
Tiber
Egypt
Italy
Luxor
Paris
Thames
America
Nile Kingdom
West Point Soldier Wins Furlough After Long Wait
A Western regimental private, denied a furlough amid the storm of war, persists to meet General Whomes. The general shares a personal note on marriage, explains approval is impossible, and the next day the soldier departs for home with the official order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Republic
Army of the Cumberland
Great Northwest
George HH. Whomes
Sheridan threatens pneumonia and Lovel Lock tragedy noted
The report mentions Cou Sheridan threatened with pneumonia, the five Chinamen burned to death at Lovel Lock Nevada after opium smoking, and John F. Stairs taking oaths as M P for Halifax as part of Nova Scotia government notes.
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Shennan
Conkling, Cornell and Company
Abysinia
Messrs. Morse and Field
Post
Thomas A. Scott
Pennsylvania Railroad
Uno
Massachusetts Dental Society
Frye
Middle States
Eastport
Wood's Hall
Newport
New London
New Haven
Onsraven
Oriion
SigNan Seavick
U.S. A
Tam
SPM
Meen Vaily
Maxonum
Nimum
M. Puxssene
Perceant Signal Corps
Gostom
Cleveland
Citcago
St. Lows
New Orleans
Wiluinston
Ciicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cl Veland
Burlington
Entertainments
Borton Theatre
Brink
Park Theaare
Fairfax
Howard Alnenzeum -Vanety
Boston Museum
Boylston Museum
Globe Theatre
Domed
Japan
China
Asayrin
Mediterranean
Crescent City
Aspinwall
Queenstown
City of Montres
Liverpool
Bieia
Hooper
Mervenées
Ulsland
Montrea
Brest
Croit
Rooks, Sullivan Broa
Libbie
Eaton
Leonard & Co
Astris & Co
A. Howe & Co
S. R. Knights & Co
Samuel Bontimg’s Sons
Padang Coffee
Burdett & Dennis
F. G. Wolbert
Wilmerding, Bogue Ce Co
C. C. Warren
A. M
Henry C. Bird & Co
Moses Colman & N
Isvurgh & Co
C. T. Walker
Carris & Jones
Ily
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
A. M. Bates
Wheathird & Kd
Lappincott, Sop & Co
Sideon Beck & Son
Jlenry & Hatch
Johnson, Moody & Co
Charles C. Warren Roos
Samuel Bunting
S “Ons. Carpets, &c
Wilmerding, Hones X& Co
Moses Colman & Son
Albert Hows & Colily
I. M
Rhodes & Co. Ribbons
Wilmerding, Horne
Boots
Shone
J.C. McCurdy
John Horton
Henry & Hatch
FL G Wolbert
Philad
Lappincott, Son & Co
Umerding
Hornet & Co
California
San Francisco
Julia Consolidated
Belle Isle
Martin White
Bodo Sc Ceessetnes Tagmono
Ae Black Hawk
McClinton
Ophir
Raymond & Ely
Caledonia
Parheoene Consolidated Pavitic
Tg Potest
Eureka Consolidated
Sierra Nevara
Chee
Asfade Prize
Ccoos Wy Toga
Ciroreru
Cascles Cave Hale & Norcrose
Union Consolidated
Wedess
Snewm Iseckes Swensss OO Imperial
Yellow Jacket
Los Pinos
Ouray
Huteh
White River
Ports of the Post Office Department
Sherrmans and Fonhichting
Rel
Fte
NAVAL
Themas Perry
A. Stiuunton
Hnatgn EK
OD. Bostick
W. G. David
J. H W. Oliver
M. ¥. Fullam
J. P. Parker
T. M. Topham
BE. E. Wright
I. HH. Green
D. B. Wright
B. . Seriboer
H. P. Norton
J. T. Parker
Andrew Harman
Sailiaker
EK. Tallman
Wabash
W. T. Sampson
Saratoga
W. M. Folger
Swatara
Gilmore
John Hubbard
Theo R. Tyler
T. M. Potts
J. A. Birdsall
A.P. Shaw
Hydrographic Office
U.J, B. Harris
Swatera
W. W. Kimball
Washington Navy Yard
Springfield
Mass
W. R. King
Bureau of Steam Engineering
MR. Hayes
Grand Army
Senapgruwavyakrd
Senate Finance Committee
Bayard
Beck
Cbricago
Mer. Frye
Chiexze
Thurman
Gen. Arthur
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Gen. Gerad
Post Office Department
Key
Army
Brady
Revoluican National Committee
Tom Scott
Liberty OF Trade
Francis F. Hayden
Theers
Hayden
A Dela
Worcrster
Frank Hayden
Verry
Yerry
New Haveen
Conn
Davis
Mary
William Frazer
Middletown
Sidney T. Davis
Gilbert S. Stove
Aluvden
Hayden House
Rockland
Hayden Wood
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Singh Dugan
Richard H. Rowe
Dugan
Rowe
Hanlan-Courtney
Maine
Augusta
Avgusta
Gould
O. D. Baker
Boards OF Trade
Proceedings OF
National and the United
States Boards OF Trade
Our City
Benjamin Eggleston
Columbus
Gen. Grant
COPE
Capitol
Gotham Gleanings
National Agricultural Society
COAL
Hkhearney’s
London Spectator
Apollo
Goethe
Frau von Stein
Christiana
Foreign News
Sion
Gress
Einforce
Europe
Ssienia
Etec
Curneo D’crnano
Department of
Charanto
Lepere
Great Western Railway
Great Western Railway of Canada
Col. Grey
Road
Comay
Grand Trunk Railway
Grand Trunk Company
Great Western
Parnell
Meath
Brod
Koros
Karlsburg
Murvo
Egypt and
Pacific Mail Company
Panama Railroad
Buena Vista
Gateen
Matachin
Romge
Sicily
Calabria
Ravenna
Berlin
Upper Silesia
Seine
Vienna
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Interior
Aad
Tenn
North End
Fatr
Meti Oe
Theater
Novelty H. Butler
Egvescecces
Washington St
Col
Dover
Robertson
Matinees
SAT
Old South Church
ORION
Geermania
CADET
C. A. Vinton
Fisk Jubilee Stingers
Boston Theatre
Sievers, Tompkins & Hill
Reade
Westy
Boston Music Hall
Fieth
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Ita Welsh
Timothien d’ Adamowskhi
Bernhard Listemarn
Cavendish
LPH
Henry B. Abbey
Bartley Campbell
Sears
RM. Field
William Warren
Warren
Dante Echanies
Miss Clarke
Mr. Barron
Mr. Warren
Mr. tiTrg
Gaiety Theatre
J. Wentworth
Minnie Palmer
Boardang
Oward Atheneum
Harr & Teron
Jos Narr
Malonif
Mayo
Destt
Bhribry
Ship News
Otich
William B. Hart
Suthelk
Louise Hart
Moston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Fix
F. Townsend
Maas
Sumner Shaw
Nommon Wealth
Creditora
Lucy Knowlton
Cambridge
Francis, Welch
Waltham
Middlesex
Boston Poet
George M. Brooks
Esquire
J. H. Tyler
Surrouk, Ss
Alexander F. Ricamunde
Loston
Henry A Clapp
John Noble
Insurance
WEB
Iasurange
BENS
F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Oclow Fms
Beyeston Mutual
State Street
W. Balch
WW. Glover
Ziaw
American Insurance Co
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J.W .Field
TuFal
F Business Directory
Colley C. Percival
Piper
Henry A
Water St
S. Doane & Greenough
Gay
Aaron RE. & CO
Dodd
Horace
Washington Street
Niles
S. K
Tremont Street
Pettingill
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Hastings
F.C
Wadsworth Bunds & H
Wash
Bird, Henry
Tremontse Hatch, Samuel & CO
Congreas St
Harris, H. & C O
Harris, Cyrul L. & CO
Central Wire
Summer Street
Holbro OK & Fox
Post Office Square
Howe, Albert & CO
Market St
Lrighton
Dev. Street
Hnights
Hnights, 8. R., 10 Old State House
Kennedy
Winthrop
Rostos MacDonald
Jerome
School St
Bankers
Atth Cop Gilb't & CO
Merchanta Eo Foote & French
Congress Street
Parker & Stackpole
Pevonshire Plck
F. H
Exchange Place
Clanhe
Osgocop
Dev, Ale & Shepard
Franklin Bi, Little, Blown & CO
ROOTS
Ratcheller
Blanchard, Fuller &Co
Peast&j. Royd
Bruffom
Peart Street
Wiech Street
Curtis, N & CO
Federal Street
Edpmumnds & Mayo
Peart Stree
Hayoper, Guandenier &Co
Devonshire Street
Kroessle
Joan
Coburn, Lang & CO
Broad & Purchase
Moses & CO
Howard St
Spiele
Auchins
Waterford St
Carriac
Carpetincs
Dorsonw
T.M. Road & Son
Burnett, Jos. & CO
Central Street
I. M. Holmes Fur. CO
French, WM. C
Fulton Street
Bell's
Court Square
Crawford
Scotiag Square
Clarendon Hotel
Parker House
the ST. James
Vossler
Hawley Street
Young’s Rotel
Ballard
Vincent
Temple Price
Rotary
Meraman
J. BM
Court St
Charffin
Wash. Street
Freeman & Gray
Hewins & 1Ollis
Temple Fince
ESTEY
Hunt Bros
Gus Wash
St. Rew
Barnes & Appleton
Cundy
W. H
Milk Street
Faerasyworth
K. S
Water Street
J. Murhkay
Hyde
Jas. F
Jeffrids
John & Sons
Porter
Alex
Thatver
Edward F
Equitable B's
Wade
J. M
Fremont Street
Bond & Son
Flagg, PD. FE. & CO
Brackstone St
TOW SK. C. B. & CO
Franklin Street
Darling & G0
Holida
Barney & Berry
Rogers & Bros
Westenholm
Rogers & Wiss
Roger
Rogers
Anu
Sosro
Star Brand
WM. J. Bride
Trena
Sam's Little, Pres
Oliver ST
Gerlach’s
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Carew Jackson
Fire Insurance Co
He-insurance
EL W. Munroe
Pres
Treas
Charles A. Howland
W. Porter
Blair
W.E. Batchelor
Bond Street
James H. Paine
Charlestown Street
W. B. Clarke
William C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Wott
Milby Strecot
Court Street
West Street
KF. Hobbs & Co
Boston Electric CO
W. R. Nutting & CO
Devonshire ST
Joan Jeffries & Sons, Geny’s
Vicinity
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D. B. Guve
W. Beate
Bovaes
Echington H
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