Old General and Arm strongs History at Boston Naval Museum
Historic article recounts the brig General Armstrong under Captain Samuel Chester Reid and the figurehead Old General. It details Fayal Bay combat, the sinking of the Armstrong, heroic crew actions, and the transfer dispute between the Charlestown Naval Institute and Washington museums, ending with plans to display at the Chicago World's Fair.
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Fayal Bay
New Orleans
Louisiana
West
Great Britain
General Jackson
United States
Samuel Chester Reid
Armstrong
Boston
Bay of Fayal
Azores
Historic
Naval Museum Institute and Library (Corporation
Charlestown Navy Yard
South Sea Islands
William Tenney
Fayal
el Santo Americano
Naval Institute
Naval Museum
Washington
Thomas O. Selfridge
Naval Museum, Institute and Library
Naval Department
Washington Institution
Chicago
Kedge
Letter on Mr Trundy and New England Society
Henry E Agent of the New England Watch and Ward Society writes from Boston on December 13 denying any backing for Mr Trundy after his dismissal by the Society for the Suppression of Vice. He states no member supported him and no influence was exerted to shield him from the upper courts.
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Trundy
New England Society For
Benton
The
New England Watch and Wardee
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Boston
Annie Upton Nabbed In Pockets, Felon Identified
Inspector Knox and Private Detective Byrne arrested Annie Upton of New York as she left R. H. White Co. store. A pocketbook with about $45 and a slip bearing Mrs. Bellenger’s name were found. She has a long record of pocket picking arrests from 1870 onward and fled as Kate Field in gallery 153.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Knox
Byrne
Annie Upton
New York
R. H. White & Co
Washington Street
Winter Street
Kate Field
Harvard College Faculty Changes in New Catalogue
The catalogue shows resignations and appointments across departments. Frederick I. Knight resigns as clinical professor of laryngology. William H. Howell of Michigan becomes associate professor of physiology. William T. Councilman succeeds R. H. Fitz as Hersey professor of the theory and practice of medicine. New instructors include Frederick E. Cheney and Myles Standish in ophthalmology, W. Y Bowditch and Henry Jackson and A. Knight in clinical medicine, Edward M. Greene in histology, Franklin Dexter in histology and embryology, and Alexander Burr in bacteriology.
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Harvard College
Frederick I. Knight
William H. Howell
Michigan
William T. Councilman
Shattuck
R. H. Fitz
Hersey
Frederick E. Cheney
Myles Standish
V. Y Bowditch
Henry Jackson
A. Knight
Edward M. Greene
Franklin Dexter
Alexander Burr
M.D.V
Life Underwriters Dinner at Young's Hotel
The Life Underwriters and their medical examiners attended a dinner at Young's Hotel last night. Dinner began at 6 oclock with S. M. Hedges of the Mutual Benefit in the chair. Speeches followed by Dr. E. D. Cutler of Mutual Benefit Life, Dr. F. M. Johnston of North Western Mutual, and Dr. F. S. Grout of Providence Savings Life Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s Hotel
S. M. Hedges
The
Mutual Benefit
E. D. Cutler
Mutual Benefit Life
F. M. Johnston
North Western Mutual
F.S. Grout
Providence Savings Life Insurance Company
Cosmorama in East Armory Draws Big Crowds This Week
The Cosmorama in East Armory on East Newton Street drew large crowds last night, with continued performances planned for three more days this week. Election returns were displayed to attendees, adding to the evening’s features as tonight marks the final show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Armory
East Newton Street
Rarities from the rooms of Persia and Turkey pamphlet
Ateshian & Co of Tremont Street publish a handsome thirteen page bound pamphlet highlighting Persian and Turkish rugs. It offers valuable buying information to prospective purchasers and draws attention to their collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Ateshian & Co
Tremont Street
Persia
Turkey
Body found in Broad Canal Cambridgeport
Undertaker Litchfield handled the body of a well dressed man found floating in Broad canal Cambridgeport yesterday. He appears to be about 50 years old, wearing a prince albert coat and a charm bag around his neck. He is presumed to be Catholic.
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Litchfield
Broad Canal
Cambridgeport
Child Killed at Dressed Meat Company Shaft
Three year old Hugh McKenna, son of John McKenna, died yesterday at New England Dressed Meat and Wool Company works on North Beacon Street Brighton. His clothing snagged on a shaft and his head was crushed against the wall and floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McKenna
John McKenna
New England Dressed Meat & Wool Company
North Beacon Street
Brighton
Helping Hand Society Fair Draws Big Crowds
The Helping Hand Society Fair in Horticultural Halls proves a success with crowds since Monday night. Pupils of the Boston College of Oratory perform nightly, delivering a series of entertainments that attract visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Halls
Boston College of Oratory
Franklin Fund heirs appeal to Pennsylvania Supreme Court
The Franklin heirs seek the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to overturn a $398,000 fund dispute. They claim the fund should go to them rather than the city of Boston, amid doubt about Boston's entitlement and a possible ruling in their favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Mt of Boston
Boston
Pure California Winks and Bargains at Dock Square
An advertisement highlights Blanchard Farrar offerings with four bottles of assorted items for one dollar each, priced at one dollar per gallon. The note lists Dock Square address at 4 to 14 and 81 Faneuil Hall Se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Farrar
Dock Sq
Faneuil Hall Se
Civil Court Dockets Feature Wages Decree Entries
This notices list from a Suffolk and Middlesex court session records decrees and actions. It covers libel for wages in Nelson v Kingfisher with specific awards, numerous torts and contract suits, and ordered verdicts across multiple sessions, naming judges and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Joseph T. Borden
William T. Smith
George F. Borden
Steamer
Kingfisher
J.T. Borden
W. T. Smith
G. F. Borden
T. J. Morrison
Superior Court Docket Entries From Middlesex County
A list of cases scheduled in Cambridge that includes Roberts versus Inhabitants of Stoneham Bennett versus Patterson Reynolds in his capacity as comptroller v Crumley Newland versus City of Boston Cummings administrator versus West End Street Railway Greeley versus City of Newton Cummings versus West End Street Railway Coggan et al assignees v Swazey Sprague v Carl Kelleher v City of Cambridge same v Town of Wakefield Cass comptroller v McDonald Lynde v Gay with dates and docket numbers.
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Roberts
Stoneham
Bennett
Patterson
Reynolds
Compt
Crumley
Newland Vy
City of
Goddard Mashes Maher in Famed Fight Rivalries Rise
Aleck Greggains returns to Boston and offers vivid praise of Goddard as a singular pugilist. Maher lands hard blows but Goddard endures, prompting talk that Goddard may next face Slavia or Jackson at Coney Island. Jim Hall trains for a major $40,000 bout with Lanky Bob, while many contenders, managers, and promoters plot matchups across Boston and Philadelphia.
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Aleck Greggains
Boston
Goddard-Maher
Greggains
Peter Maher
Goddard
Joe
Gregg
Maher
Coney Island
Slavia
Jackson
Peter
Jim Hall
Bob
John Klein
Hall
Crescent City Club
New Orleans
Mike Daley
Bangor
William Daly, Jr
Daley
Dick Burge
Cooke
Charles Dickson
Les Club
Reace Murphy
Johnny Griffin
Murphy
John McHale
Philadelphia
Jimmy
Billy Frazier
McHale
Walter Edgerton
Ike Weir
Bobby Burns
Burns
Cal McCarthy
Edgerton
Dixon
Coney Island Club Cards Big Night Fight Card
The Coney Island Club announces a December 28 event headlined by Billy Plimmer of England versus Joe Mc Grath for the 110 pound championship and a $2500 purse. Two supporting bouts feature Don Sullivan against Hugh Boyle at 110 pounds and Jack McGee versus Billy Leedham at 154 pounds, all expected to be action packed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
Billy Plimmer
England
Joe McGrath
Don Sullivan
Hugh Boyle
Elizabeth
N. J
Jack McGee
Boston
Billy Leedham
Philadelphia
Australian George McKenzie Triumphs In Desperate Fight
In Palo Alto Club bout, Australian lightweight George McKenzie edged George Herget of this city after a brutal back and forth. McKenzie was hurt in early rounds but rallied to win in a fiercely contested finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George McKenzie
Australia
George Herget
Palo Alto
McKenzie
Horse Racing Results From Guttenburg Glouster NJ
Daily results list six races with horse names, jockeys and odds. Winners include Luray Berwyn Blitzen Skadi Shenandoah and Hesperus, with times and betting prices for each race. The report covers first through sixth races at five to seven furlongs and one and one eighth miles.
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Guttenbourg
N. J
Luray
Lillie K
Foxford
Azrael
Berwyn
Woodchopper
Litzen
Lord Hary
Greenwich
Blitzen
Lord Harry
Skadi
Vocalize
Helen
Kirkover
Shenandoah
Prince Fortunatus
Bob Sutherland
Hesperus
Gonzales
Bet Gs
Baeeeeiemi
Needmore
la Cigale
Herald
Gloucester Track Results Selections At Five Races
Gloucester New Jersey December results list six races with winners including Aftermath Orphan Madge L Great Guns Montreal Needmore. Times range from 1 05 to 1 45 and betting odds show favorites and long shots across the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
N. J
Little Phil
Battle Cry
Orphan
Plevnar
War Paint
Great Guns
Lost Star
McKeever
Montreal
Rose Howard
Mirthwood
Popes
From the Paddock and Racing Odds in Gloucester
The piece notes betting shifts after Lucre’s return to New York and Magee’s upset win over Orphan, with commentary on skin racing and Great Guns at Gloucester. It mentions Bob Sutherland winning at 3 to 1 against in a walk while a Columbia bail was posted yesterday by commissioners.
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Lucre
New York
Magee
Orphan
Thompson
Gloucester
Bob Sutherland
Sutherland
Columbia Yestery
Resignation of Finance Minister Rouvier at Crisis Point
Paris reports M. Rouvier presented his resignation to President Carnot amid a tense Chamber debate. Clemenceau confirmed that Rouvier and Baron de Reinach pressed M. Clemenceau to curb attacks on Reinach, who faced violent press campaigns. Rouvier stated his conscience is clear as M. Routede attacked him, and Tirard was named to succeed him as finance minister.
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Paris
M. Rouvier
Finance
Carnot
Chamber of Deputies
M. Clemenceau
Baron de Reinach
M. Herz
M. Paul de Routede
Patriotic League
M. Rouvgier
M. Rouvier Will Ora
Ribot
M. Tirard
France
Dover Man Held on Aggravated Assault Charge
Cyrus Young was arrested in Dover on a warrant from South Berwick Maine for an aggravated assault on Carrie Doty of Dover. Doty, confined to bed with injuries described as a twisted right arm and other severe wounds, says the attack followed a rejected marriage proposal. Young admits to the assault and says he has struck her before, claiming she was unfaithful. He was taken to South Berwick for a hearing scheduled tomorrow.
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Dover
N. H
Cyrus Young
Berwick
Carrie Doty
Miss Doty
York Beach
Maine
Young
South Berwick
Beattie patent aims to hush city telephone wires
John Beattie Jr president of the Board of Rivermen seeks a patent for an insulation device to reduce trolley wire noise in city telephones. He demonstrated the contrivance to three local capitalists who agreed to fund development. The unit attaches to ordinary phones without altering their form and a public exhibition is planned in about three weeks.
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Fall River
John Beattie, Jr
Board of Riv’ermen
Beatie
Beattie
Blackmail Alleged in Haverhill Case Against Caswell
Samuel W. Caswell, a well known town figure linked to secret societies, was arrested by Detective D. E. Durgin on blackmail charges. He reportedly offered to drop druggist cases for 150 dollars each and leave town, having obtained checks yesterday to cash at Second National Bank. The case goes to court tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second National Bank
Durgin
Caswell
Republican caucus on western legislatures postponed
Republican Senators show little interest in the proposed caucus on the condition of affairs in western state legislatures. The gathering has been postponed to a more convenient season as only the concerned Senators showed any interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Resolution Calls Tuesday Vote on Pension Office Report
Representative Enloe introduced a House resolution for next Tuesday to consider the committee report investigating charges against the pension office management. The committee favors removing Commissioner Raum based on its findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enloe
Raum
Merrimac Valley Street Railway Elects New Directors
Lawrence scene as the annual meeting ends with new ownership taking possession. Elected directors include James R. Simpson Alex Bruce William T. Kimball of Lawrence and George H Campbell Alfred A Glazier Edwin S Webster and Allston Burr of Boston. Campbell chosen president Glazier treasurer Ellard assistant treasurer.
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Lawrence
Merrimac Valley Street Railway Company
James R. Simpson
Alex. B. Bruce
William T. Kimball
George H. Campbell
Alfred A. Glazier
Edwin S. Webster
Allston Burr
Boston
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Glazier
J. W. Ellard
Report Exonerates Judge Swift In Buffalo Inquiry
Buffalo December 13 The Hon Henry F Allen referee appointed by Justice Haight in the case The People against the Life and Reserve Association of Buffalo filed his report exonerating Judge Harlan J Swift once president of the association and a prominent attorney amid charges of dishonesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Henry F. Allen
Justice Haight
People Against the Life and Reserve Association of Buffalo
Harlan J. Swift
Big Failure of London Juters
Lipman and Co jute merchants of Dundee have failed with liabilities around 1,250,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lipman & Co
Dundee
Golden Medical Discovery touted as cure for scrofula and lung ailments
Advertises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for consumption related diseases and scrofula. Claims cure across bronchial throat and lung affections with a money back guarantee if no benefit. Highlights efficacy on skin diseases and goitre and asserts year round effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Medical Discovery
East Boston's prettiest women listed for tomorrow
Suburban District News is omitted today due to unusual pressure but will resume tomorrow. The notice lists East Boston’s prettiest women including Mrs J H Finnaan Mrs Charles Gill Miss Katie Hennessy Miss Idea Hart Miss Minnie Golden Miss Mamie Neal Mrs Dr William Granger Miss Jennie Smith Miss Alice Freeman and Miss Mary Jones with ten more names to follow in Tomorrow's Post.
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J. H. Finnaan
Charles Gill
Katie Hennessy
Idea Hart
Minnie Golden
Mamie Neal
William &. Granger
Jennie Smith
Alice Freeman
Mary Jones
Boston
South Boston Puts Forward Ten Names Of Beauties
Tomorrow's Post will publish ten more names of South Boston's prettiest women, with a list including Miss Carrie M. Quinn, Miss Annie Leonard, Miss Addie Donker, Miss Annie Ockney, Miss Lulla Burke, Mrs. W. H. Devine, Mrs. A. Daley, Miss Annie McLaughlin, Miss Neilie Baker, and Mrs. Sybil Whitton. Readers are urged to sue friends to watch for the full list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. Quinn
Annie Leonard
Addie Donker
Annie Ockney
Lulla Burke
W. H. Devine
A. Daley
Annie McLaughlin
Neilie Baker
Sybil Whitton
South Boston
Charlestown Beauties Named Among Finest Women
Miss Minnie Mulle, Miss Grace Rea, Miss Ella Daley, Miss Gertrude Lovering, Miss Ida Schillinger, Miss Nellie Green, Miss Mary Towle, Miss Belle McCormack, Mrs. C. K. Cutter, and Mrs. E. L. Pilsbury are listed among Charlestown's prettiest women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mulle
Grace Rea
Ella Daley
Gertrude Lovering
Ida Schillinger
Nellie Green
Mary Towle
Belle McCormack
C. K. Cutter
E. L. Pilsbury
Charlestown
Cambridge’s Prettiest Women Named in Society Note
Miss Lillian Raymond, Miss Grace Hall, Miss Margaret Purcell, Miss Susie Baumeister noted among Cambridge’s prettiest women. Miss Kittie McNamee, Miss Josephine M. Doherty, Mrs. Finnegan, Miss Carrie Ss. Guyette, Miss Belle Guyette, Mrs. James Doherty featured. Friends urged to watch for these entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Raymond
Grace Hall
Margaret Purcell
Susie Baumeister
Kittie McNamee
Josephine M. Doherty
Dr. Finnegan
Carrie Ss. Guyette
Belle Guyette
James Doherty
Cambridge
Somerville’s prettiest women listed for friends to view
Mrs L W Berlin Miss Helen Brine Miss Bertha Fuller Mrs F H Raymond Miss Mamie Dodge Miss Emma Murphy Mrs Carrie Scott Miss Alice Brackett Miss May Shepard Mrs Harrison Aldrich of Somerville features in an interesting list. Tell friends to look out for this list.
Chelsea’s prettiest women listed in social notes
A social page mentions Miss Minnie H Long Miss Ida Hadley Miss Blanche Kimball Miss Marion Dale Miss Alice Richardson Miss Irene Lee Mrs Henry Thomas Mrs Arthur Chester Mrs R E Evans and Miss Minnie Richardson from Chelsea as part of a featured list prompting readers to tell friends to look out for these notable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie H. Long
Ida Hadley
Blanche Kimball
Marion Dale
Alice Richardson
Irene Lee
Henry Thomas
Arthur Chester
R. E. Evans
Minnie Richardson
Chelsea
Curious vessel Wandering Jew in Boston smuggling case
Paeg Sing, a Chinese man aboard the Wandering Jew, was arraigned by Commissioner Fisk on smuggling cigars and opium and held for the grand jury. Captain Nichols and mates Crosby and Corkell faced warrants and $3000 bonds, while seven crew members are jailed as witnesses with $500 bail each. A Chinese crewman was briefly detained under the exclusion act but discharged, and the ship’s crew included Chinese, a negro, a Frenchman, a German, an Irishman, a Swede, a Norwegian, and an American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeg Sing
Wandering Jew
Fisk
Federal
District Court
Boston
Nichols
Robert Crosby
Daniel Corkell
Galloupe
Chinaman
Bis Country
Enone
Pueg Sing
Champion Lightweight Jack McAteer Seeks Burge Bout
Indianapolis December 13 Jack McAteer billed as Champion Lightweight of the World travels with his company. He says Crescent Club of New Orleans offered a 20 thousand dollar purse for a finish with Burge. He plans to meet Burge after theater dates, aiming for a 20 round bout.
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Indianapolis
Jack McA
Mayer
New Orleans
Crescent Club of
Burge
Princeton Oratory Contest Raises 6000 From Baird Gift
Princeton hosts the Baird oratory contest in Old Chapel with a 6000 gift from Charles O. Baird of New York to fund senior year prizes. The final result will be announced after holidays. Earlier, Princeton reported a 12000 reception from the Thanksgiving game, 2000 less than last year, offset by 1600 from other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Old Chapel
Baird
Charles. O. Baird
New York
Curtis Guild Lectures at Old State House Meeting
At the Bostonian Society gathering in Memorial Hall Old State House Curtis Guild presented a paper titled Bits of Old Boston and Pictures of the art. Following the talk Governor William K. Russell Lieutenant Governor elect Wo cott and other prominent figures were elected to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian Society
Old State House
Curtis Guild
Old Boston
William K. Russell
Wocott
Dorchester’s prettiest women listed by name
Miss Sarah Nichols, Miss Marion Lee, Miss Mary Hall, Miss Elsie Littlefield, Miss Lizzie Kelley, Miss Bessie Burrage, Miss Mary Scott, Miss Ella Frost, Miss Ida Williams, Mrs. G. E. Sewall of Dorchester featured as the town’s prettiest women in a local society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Nichols
Marion Lee
Mary Hall
Elsie Littlefield
Lizzie Kelley
Bessie Burrage
Mary Scott
Ella Frost
Ida Williams
G. E. Sewall
Dorchester
Brighton's prettiest women list names
A roster of Brighton socialites includes Miss May Bennett Miss Maud Forbes Miss Jennie Worth Miss Agnes Coakley Miss Carrie Redhouse Mrs Alice Harding Miss Maggie Riley Mrs Horace Marion Miss Maggie Scollans Mrs A J Furbush noted among the town's prettiest women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Bennett
Maud Forbes
Jennie Worth
Agnes Coakley
Carrie Redhouse
Alice Harding
Maggie Riley
Horace Marion
Maggie Scollans
A. J. Furbush
Brighton
Charitable Funds Corrected Redistribution Report
The Lyman School contributed 54 to the M. T. B. A. fund not 39276. The Adams School gave the larger sum. The Charlestown militia contest funds will aid the Consumptives Home not the Working Boys Home as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman School
Adams School
Charlestown
Red hot gas-burning stove advertised at Osgood & Co
An advertisement from Charles E. Osgood & Co listing a self gas-producing red hot stove priced at a penny per use and located at 744 to 756 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Osgood & Co
Washington Street
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Mate Tenney
Plantaganet
Lord Lloyd
Tota
P. Somerville
Carnation
Bentham
Jamaica
Cochrane
Commodore Lloyd
Lloyd
Captain Reid
Uarters
Ee Reid
Reid
Bligh
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Packenham
Oritod'ty K K. Foster
Tomorrow’s Post
Agent Chase
Annie
Harvard
Helping Hand Society Fair
California
Supreme Judicial Court
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Lammop, J. Ce
Otrger
Spaulding
Commonwealth
Suffolk Trust Co
Dunn
Osborn
Sullivan
Haskins
Creesy
Smith
Tripp
Alo
Suffolk
Bishop
Julian Martin
C. A. Richards
F. E. Martin
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C.M. Barnes
J. H. Morrison
Oan
I. R. Clark
F. Ranney
Connolly
Lennon
Highland F. Co
Bingham
Grover
Folsom
Downin
Lyons
Foley
Abrams
Flanagan
Walsh
N. E. RR
McLaughilin
Driscoll
Barnes
North Stoughton
F. A. Perry
B. C. Moulton
H. L. Boutwell
Edward R. Laden
John C. Potter
Arnold
Potter, White & Bayle
Arnol
L. L. Scaife
Ed. N. Johnson
A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
Lan
R.R
Tingley
Jenness
Hadetsky
Linnet
Sheehan
Richmond
Harris
Fitch
Kelley
Dodge
Crowley
Boston & Me
Hunting
B. & Albany
McGivern
Thos. Wilson’s Sons
Welch
Tully
Bickford
Moran
Dunbar
William McFee
Boston & Lockport Block Company
Ohe
T.j.gargan
P. M. Keating
J. Lowell, Jr
Albert H. Conant
Thomas A. Johnston
J. B. Crawford
Mary E. Verge
William H. Emerson
C.C. Powers
M. Storey
Uulouualil
Thomas Connolly
Frank Jones
Harry S. Jones
Newbury Street
Cameges
G. R. Swasey
Alb. R.R
McGuire
N. Y
Calderwood
Brinthall
Townsend
Mullen
King
Jones
Bost
Marden
Anderson
Seager
Flagler
Robinson
West End
Davis
Fitchburg
Hayes
Nash
Brion
Gellard
Jewe
Clapp
C.H. Sprague
Joseph Willard
Oscar A. Norman
Luther F. Kimball
Deenee
M. O. Adams
J. M. Gove
Ag St. Ry
G BR
Uudluuugilile
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
City of Boston
Brookline Avenue
Samuel Hoar
W. Hudson
A. J. Bailey
George F. Lowell
Walter G. Drew
Alonzo T. Drew
F. T. Benner
Sylvanus Smith Et al
Benjamin F. Butler
Nehemiah Gibson
Carver & Blodgett
A. H. Russell
Tierney
O’brien
Norton Lion Co
Grace
Gallagher
Quigley
Currier
Loud
Boston Rubber Co
Peabody
Hodges
Atlas Accident Ins. Co
Norton Iron Co
Burke
Plimmer
McGrath
McGee
Leedham
Guttenburg
Klitzen
Hedare
Lsaos
Rob Roy
State ST
Borden Case Fame
Judge Swift
Somerville
Jim Corbett
Curtis Guild Lectures
Beecham
New York Depot
Canal St
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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Glee Club
Banjo Club
Mandolin Club
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Albany
Orgs Macdonough
Pennsylvania Railroad
Madrid Chemical CO
U. & As Oak
Dearborn Street
Ili
Mass
Addres Cook Remedy Coo
Masonic Temples
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