Descriptive slide valve lectures and Esther cantata in local churches
Lectures on slide valves for steam engines conducted by Professor A Merrill continued at the Wells Memorial Hall. The Charles Street Methodist Church anniversary featured the Esther cantata performed by a 70 voice choir and church ensemble. Police arrested several suspects in larceny cases, recovering stolen goods. The Veteran Zouaves from Elizabeth are set to visit for the G A R national encampment in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Merrill
A.ing
Narles Street Methodist Church
Mayor’s Office
Sewing Machine Supply Company
S. Luitwieler
Nevins & Co
Eliza Nevins
Eldredge and
Wolf
John Shea
Philip Crain
School Street
Abbott
O'Neil
Station 3
James al. Dunn
Washington Street
Harvey R. Thompson
Elizabeth
N.J
J. Madorin Drake
San Francisco
Railroads Elect Directors and Plan Major Improvements
Stockholders of the Connecticut River railroad chose a nine-member board including N. A. Leonard and Oscar Edwards with Leonard reelected president. Directors approve moving the annual meeting date, issuing the annual report June 30, and report earnings for 1888–89. Ashuelot railroad rail and tie expansions proceed. nine acres added to Springfield freight yard. projections for more locomotives and new bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut River Railroad
Springfield
N. A. Leonard
Oscar Edwards
Northampton
Charles A. Sargent
Brookline
William K. Cone
Hartford
Ashuelot
South Vernon
Appleton Street
Holyoke
Ashuelot ‘Road
Connecticut River
Brm«rrort
Conn
Lionsatonic Railroad Company
Wilson’s Point
Storm damage and multiple incidents Depression era notes
The southern California storm caused nearly 200000 in damage with rail lines washed out and bridges swept away. O W Wilson Pacific Beach road master mechanic drowned. Four masked men lynched in Arkansas after fatally assaulting a farmer. A prisoner James P Sullivan in Alfred Maine killed himself in jail. Dynamite blast at Canaan Connecticut injuries fatal. A E Mack missing with about 10000 from Chicago association. Edward Carl dies after elevator fall in Dover New Hampshire. Pan American delegates plan extended southern tour to New Orleans and San Francisco. Gowen funeral held in Philadelphia with insurance payout near 200000. State Grange session opens at Northampton. miners strike in Rochester Pennsylvania area. Ochs wins $1000 from breach suit. Toledo fatal electric line accident. Brotherhood Baseball convention adjourns. Henry Bacon named counsel. Irwin signs with Boston. Law reporter Barbour dies at 79. Pan American delegates hosted by Union League Club in New York after campus visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
O. W. Wilson
Pacific Beach Road
Big Maumelle
Ark
James P. Sullivan
Alfred
Boston & Maine
Wells
Pierce & Freeman
Canaan
Conn
Peter Colligan
A. E. Mack
Arcanum Building, Loan and Homestead Association
Chicago
Edward Carl
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Dover
N. H
Morris M. Estee
New Orleans
San Francisco
Franklin B. Gowen
Philadelphia
Rochester & Pittsburg Coal & Iron Company
Walston
Adrian
Jennie Lutkins
Arcola
N. J
Joseph Ochs
Edward Dalton
Lake Shore
Toledo
Brotherhood
New York
Udge Henry Bacon
Irwin
Washingtons
Boston
Oliver L. Barbour
Saratoga
N. Y
Union League Club
The
Normal College
Mamopelan Museum of Art
Museum of Natural History
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Cann and Della Sanborn Wed at Great Head
Mr Samuel H Cann of the Herald married Mrs Della Sanborn yesterday at Crystal Cove avenue Great Head Winthrop the ceremony officiated by Justice L K Washburne. A two weeks tour through Canada followed and maids of honor were the children of H D Tewksbury. The couple will receive guests Tuesdays in January at Hawthorne Cottage Crystal Cove avenue Great Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Head
Samuel H. Cann
Herald Staff
Della Sanborn
Pride
H. H. Marshall
Crystal Cove Avenue
Winthrop
L. K. Washburne
H. D. Tewksbury
Mrs. Cann
Hawthorne Cottage
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and Catarrh Cure Ad Parody
An ad voice extols Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and Old Soul's Catarrh Cure detailing quick relief and a low price. It mocks habit forming and compares Brazilian revolution coverage to nasal catarrh treatment in a satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Dom Pedro Jr
Electrical Safeguards Under Scrutiny by City Committee
The committee on electric aid reported findings from a December hearing in the aldermanic chamber. They note that most utility firms favor protecting overhead wires entering buildings with insulated conductors or safety fuse protectors. While two electric companies insulated their lines, Western Union and others failed to install protectors for customer-owned wires. Telephone and Edison firms show protections in their offices and plan rapid rollout to customers. The hearing demonstrated dangerous dead wires and potential risks to trolley lines, with limited proof of protections beyond utility offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Bo Men
Board of Fire Underwriters
Boston and Edison Light Companies
West End Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
District Telegraph Messenger Company
New England Telephone
Telephone Company
Boston Electric Light Company
Atlantic Avenue
West End
Oston and Edison Electric Light Companies
New England Telephone &Elegraph Company
Boston Citizens Coaches Vanish After 56 Years of Service
The West End Street Railway Company buys 140 horses and all employees from Hathorne and retires the long running Citizens’ coaches. Hathorne and son E H Hathorne sell out after nearly forty years in the business, with stables and property to be sold or rented as the omnibus era arrives following horse car competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hathorne
West End
Jacob H. Hathorne
E. H. Hathorne
West End Company
Mr. Hathorne
West End Street Railway Company
West Tory
Governor Brooks
Benjamin Marshall Nevers
Norfolk House
Old South Church
King’s
Hobbs & Prescott
Dover Street
Dock Square
E. Forristall
Cambridge
Wardwell or Barrett votes spark reform committee race
A reform committee in the Legislature operates from Parker House calling Wardwell as Speaker and Barrett backers from Senator Clark’s Lynn office led by Willard Howland of Chelsea. They plan meetings at Tremont House and push for a large party majority to ensure harmony in the Republican ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Soliier
Wardwell
Barrett
Senator Clark
Lynn
Willard Howland
Chelsea
Maritime Fair Turnover Club Hosts Banquet and Shows Support
The Turnover Club of nearly 300 exhibitors at the International Maritime Exhibition hosted a banquet at Parker House. President Ryckman of the exhibition praised the fair, noting its impact on marine industries and patriotism, as leaders and speakers affirmed continued vigor and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exhibitors’ Association
Turnover Club
Parker House
Allen
John W. Ryckman
Huck Coyle
Press Department
Ryckman
Chaplain Lemon
John
Garver
Tucker
Joshua Slocum
George 5. Dickson
Blanche Rogers
Delacroix
Paris
Grand Canal
Cora Rogers
Blanche
Cori
Thomas J. Riley
Charles 5. Hill
American Shipping and Industrial League
Frye
Bontelle
Woodbury
Wheeler
League
Boston
Shipping League
Morley Patent Infringement Contempt Ordered in New Hampshire Case
United States Circuit Court Judge Thurston grants petitions in three Morley patent cases. Mathison No 3 machine is deemed within the Morley Lancaster scope and an infringement. Contempt is found for No 2675 for violating an injunction while other petitions for injunctions are granted. Attorneys Maynadier Beach Smith appear for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cott
J. Morley Sewing Machine Company
Benjamin A. Shute
Same
Joseph Mathison
Mathison Manufacturing Company
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Lancaster
Mathison
A. Eastman
J. E. Maynadier
Beach
George A. Smith
Court verdicts on liquor sales and postal card charges
United States District Court cases report Patrick McGuinis found guilty and Sarah McGuinis acquitted on retail liquor business charges. John J. Mahoney fined $200 for depositing scurrilous postal cards. Annie M. Dacey tried for liquor selling with case sent to jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Patrick McGuinis
Sarah
Patrick
John J. Mahoney
Fall River
Annie M. Dacey
Supreme Court Mortgage Case at Dec 17 Hearing
Abraham Avery trustee seeks guidance on applying about 48000 dollars from mortgage proceeds on notes totaling around 80000. Disputed claims involve American Loan Trust, International Trust, original payers, and Moses King as trustee. Case to be reported to full bench with multiple counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Holmes
J. Abraham Avery
W. F. Dickinson
Abraham ‘Avery
Rand, Avery & Co
American Loan &Trust Company
International Trust Company
Moses King
W. H. Dunbar
R. M. Morse, Jr
N. Morton, Jr
Dol. Hyde
American Loan & Trust
Merchants Club Discusses Boston Fire Dept and Policy
December meeting of the Merchants' Club at Parker's drew 75 business leaders with special guests from Boston fire authorities. Topics included Torrey bankrupt law reform, revival of merchant marine, electric lighting costs, and fire safety, with Mayor Hart urging reform and brick construction to improve protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Club
Parker’s
Fire Commissioners
Boston
Richard Briggs
Hart
Homer Rogers
Board of Aldermen
Whitcomb
Webber
J. S. Camrell
Flanders
H. P. Collier
Committee On Merchant Marine
Congress
Chicago
Fitch
Fire Department of
Tobin
Boston Fire Department
Murphy
Tire Department
Governor Long's Day At Maritime Exhibition
Governor Long headlines a Maritime Exhibition program featuring an address by former governor and a song titled Apple Blossoms by Miss Laurie May Burnham who wrote it. The event includes swimming and water walking displays and a $500 prize for the closest guess of the canal's water volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Long
Some Observations in Western Massachusetts
Professor John Ritchie Jr outlines western Massachusetts in geology history and society for the Boston Scientific Society. He describes the region’s scenery geology and rail access, with views and stereopticon images, plus granite flakes from burned Thanksgiving Day sills exhibited after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Scientific Society
John Ritchie, Jr
Massachusetts
Ritchie
Fur Garments for Christmas Sold by E Kakas & Sons
Winter winds meet their match as E Kakas & Sons offers fur garments for Christmas at reasonable prices. Located at 404 Washington Street the shop promotes warmth and value for customers seeking quality outerwear this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kakas & Sons
Washington Street
Grocer's Concert At Tremont Temple Delights Audience
Under New England Grocer auspices a Tremont Temple concert drew a crowded audience. Dorchester Glee Club of sixty voices, soprano Jennie Patrick-Walker, pianist Martha Dana Shepherd, reader A T Williams, and organist Ernest Douglass performed. George A Eaton was absent altering the printed order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Grocer
Tremont Temple
Dorchester Glee Club
Jennie Patrick-Walker
Martha Dana Shepherd
A. T. Williams
Ernest Douglass
George A. Eaton
Williams
North American Insurance elects officers and directors
At a well attended annual stockholders meeting Silas Peirce was elected to lead the board and serve as president. Directors named include Charles Henry Parker Josiah G Abbott Albert D S Bell J Hamilton Farrar William G Peck John C Howe Kilby Page Charles E Morrison Eugene E Patridge. A later directors meeting chose Patridge as treasurer and Macallar as secretary with a finance committee including Peirce Parker Howe and Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Insurance Company
Uani
Silas Peirce
Charles Henry Parker
Josiah G. Abbott
Albert D. S. Bell
J. Hamilton Farrar
William G. Peck
John C. Howe
Kilby Page
Charles E. Morrison
Eugene E. Patridge
Lynn
Boston
Charles E. Macallar
John A. Howe
Massasoit Canoe Club Elects Officers and Adopts Bylaws
The Massasoit Canoe Club completed its formation with bylaws adopted and officers elected. Commodore Byron G. Dudley Vice Commodore Charles W. Morgan Secretary James J. Brooks Treasurer Emil Johnson Measurer John A. Langford Directors John Keileher Vincent B. Johnson Joseph A. Fizzell. The new group includes veteran canoists who made a Boston Harbor to New York trip in the Allie A. and Elaine now shown at the Maritime Exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massasoit
Boston Harbor
New York
Allie A
Elaine
Funeral arrangements for Samuel E. Sawyer noted
At a special meeting of the General Theological Library directors held at 23 Mt. Vernon Street chaired by President William Claflin, Samuel K. Payson Luther Farnham and W. Dove were named to represent the board at Sawyer’s Gloucester funeral. Dr. George Shattuck and Farnham were chosen to draft resolutions for the January board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
William Claflin
Samuel E. Sawyer
Samuel K. Payson
Luther Farnham
W. Dove
Gloucester
George ©. Shattuck
Farnham
Winter Overcoats At Macallar Parker And Co
Macallar Parker and Co advertises an unusually excellent assortment of overcoats in fashionable shapes and fabrics at 400 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Fiske v Rogers damages verdict and other court items
Superior Court Middlesex December 17 reports a verdict for the plaintiff Caroline M. Fiske against Andrew J. Rogers for 100 in a personal injury tort action. Other docket items include several cases with rulings by the sheriff and suspended trials and various civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Thompson
Caroline M. Fiske
Andrew J. Rogers
Johnson and
Harvey
Allen and Mayberry
Flint
Cushing
Leadbetter
Same
Loyd
Walker
Leatherbee
Hilton
Superior Court Docket Includes Larceny Sentences
December 1 session lists J John Gorman larceny three months in House of Correction. Cases include Commonwealth requests against Shine McLaughlin and several defendants: Simmons McMahan Burke MecCormick Thomas Crane Flanagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Bishop
J. John Gorman
House of Correction
Commonwealth Requet Ingeme Y
Shine
McLaughlin
Same
Simmons
McMahan
Burke
MecCormick
Thomas
Saime
Crane
Lyons
Flanagan
Criminal session docket lists theft case and fines
Ety J. John Shea ordered to recognize for January session to answer a charge of stealing fifteen pairs of trousers and a vest from Philip Cring. Axen Peterson was fined 1 cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatherbee
Benzs
John Shea
Suee
Philip Cring
Axen Peterson
Two men sentenced to two months each for theft
In a court session, Joseph Warren and Joseph Plato were sentenced to the House of Correction for two months after pleading guilty to stealing a window curtain and a pair of fur gloves from an unnamed victim. The case also cites costs associated with assaulting Neil P. Neilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil P. Neilson
Joseph Warren
Joseph Plato
House of Correction
Insolvency Court adjourns third meetings in multiple Essex cases
In Salem on December 17 Judge Harmon presided as third meetings were adjourned for Fitz & Martin Allen Cobb exe Belanger Wiley & Poor John Towle William Gould John Humphrey Kinnin Buckley Finney Hinchcliffe George Sargent Odilon Savoie Manson Benfield Charles Rhodes Fred Davis Joseph Harris Fred Newhall A G Foster and Charles Rhodes Fred Davis Joseph Harris Fred Newhall A G Foster Second meetings were held for David Winter and Marsh Vose A warrant was ordered to issue in the involuntary petition against Adam Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmon
Fitz & Martin
Allen C. Cobb
Exe
Belanger
Wiley & Poor
John C. Towle
William P. Gould
John M. Humphrey
Norman
Kinnin
Buckley
Finney
Fred P. Davis
Joseph E. Harris
Fred L. Newhall
A. G. Foster
David IT. Winter
Marsh E. Vose
Adam Walker
Superior Civil Court Dockets Include Settlements and Trials in Essex County
Essex County Salem court notes Dec 17 show contract suits Hoag v Buxton and Clark v Towne on trial, Lowe v City of Gloucester land damages, Ryan v Naumkeag Street Railway settled around 3700, with numerous other docket entries including verdicts and pending actions across multiple civil cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Salem
Sherman
Hoag
Buxton
Charles E. Hoag
W. A. Niles
B. ©. Hall
Lyman & Perkins
Clark
B. F. Butler
Ayley
W.A. Pew
James Ryan
Naumkeag Street Railway Company
Boston Street
Lowe
City of
Reando
Liquor Law Cases In Superior Court At Norfolk
Dedham reports J Henry Bloodgett of Stoughton convicted for illegal liquor sales with sentence deferred. Benjamin A. Benton of Stoughton pleads guilty to maintaining a liquor nuisance, sentence deferred. Lewis Holmes of Sharon acquitted on liquor law charges. Cohasset matter quashed. Beal charged with sending a threatening White Cap notice to Rev D M Brown of Cohasset Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Norfolk
Dedham
Blodgett
J. Henry
Pray
Stoughton
Benjamin A. Benton
Lewis Holmes
Sharon
Cohasset
Beal
D. AL. Brown
Fifteenth reunion and hotel arrivals fill Boston notes
The Forty third Massachusetts Regiment Association held its fifteenth reunion at the Tavern with officers elected including President J. W. Fletcher and secretary Luther W. Bixby. Seventy members attended as speakers from G A R and other groups spoke. A Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange excursion group also gathered at Young’s for a banquet and dance. Numerous prominent hotel guests are listed with matches to Adams House and other venues, including names like Seelye, Rogers, Clifford, and many others across Boston and neighboring cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortythird Massachusetts Regiment Association
J. W. Fletcher
Www
Fowle
D. Grose
Elisha T. Herberl
Luther W. Bixby
A. C. Jordan
Whitten
Marcy
Goodale
G.A.R
Arguments in Andover Case Hear Bias Claim Tomorrow
Arguments before Special Commissioner ex Governor Robinson on the bias of Visitor Rev Dr Eustis and his fitness to act in a judicial capacity at Smyth trial will be heard in Equity Court at the courthouse tomorrow. Key counsel include S F E Baldwin Theodore W Dwight C J Barrows and Asa French E Rockwood Hoar A H Wellman. Proceedings start at 10 p m with opening address by Dwight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Robinson
Eustis
Smyth
United States
Equity Court
Court House
S. FE. Baldwin
Yale Law School
Theodore W. Dwight
Columbia Law School
C. J. Barrows
Springfield
Asa French
Rockwood Hoar
A. H. Wellman
Boston
Dwight
Deerfoot Farm Sausages From Dairy Fed Pork For Sale
Fresh daily Deerfoot Farm sausages made from dairy fed pork offered by all first class grocers. Beware of imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfoot Farm
Impersonator in Whiskers Mimics John B. Gough
In the Shawmut Avenue Universalist Church vestry last evening an impersonator in a wig and false whiskers spoke before about a hundred people. He delivered extracts from John B. Gough's temperance lectures and faithfully reproduced his mannerisms and gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gough
W. E. Haskell
Shawmut, Avenue Universalist Church
The Christmas Card Mission Expands Carols to 27 Institutions
The Christmas Card Mission marks its eighth year by distributing carols and leaflets to 19,830 recipients last season. Inmates at twenty seven institutions received tokens of sympathy. Contributions of cards leaflets or funds may be sent to Reverend D. W. Waldron at 7A Beacon Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Waldron
Beacon Street
Boston
Entries Close for Union Amateur Athletic Club Games
Entries end today for the Union Amateur Athletic Club annual games to be staged at Music Hall next Saturday evening. Send entries to secretary box 1379 city. Prize medals to be exhibited today at Mitchells store Washington street near State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Amateur Athletic Club
Music Hall
City
Mitchell’s
Washington Street
State Street
Stoddard Concludes Napoleon Life Lecture Tonight
Mr John L Stoddard returns to Music Halls this evening to finish his illustrated account of Napoleon life. The lecture promises a thrilling absorbing narrative and is expected to attract a large audience.
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Railroad Matters
Housatonic
Drs Mores
State of
Iowa
Eddy
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Road
St. Louis
Committee On Electric Wires
Citizens’ Coaches
Wardwell OR
Bakers
Ceseveceevsees
Coughlin
Dadiey
Esas
Doherty
Ny Furst
Reed
Eevee
Drew
Furie
Graham
Hatch
Aonee
McKenna
Barry
DeBois
Merriam
O'Brien
Rhinehart
Dim Graham
Kelley
Barker
Rosetta
M. Gordon
New York & New England Railroad Company
Hyde Park
EE. Greenhood
H. F. Bolles
R. M. Saltonstall
K. H. Hutchinson
London, Liverpool & Globe Insurance Company
Chester
Joseph Bennett
Whoring
Praec
Hutchingon Vv. Liv. Aie U. & G. Ins. c
Finnane
Perkins
Maney
Callahan
Iriscoll
Carruth
Levans
Gray
Gildea
Kelleter
Cavanagh
Vv. Messinger
Hammond
James H. Webber
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
H. N. Sheldon
T. P. Proctor
Edward Bradley
Noyes Burton
W. W. Doherty
French
Dennis Sullivan
Middlesex Street Railroad Company
Timothy Sullivan
Revere Beach
Revere
Tnal
F._S. Hasseltine
A. Hemenway
J.H. Wheeler
Greenhood
Peo-155 PLC
Ice Co
Connelly
Boston & Maine RR
Cuaddy
Morey
Fitzpath
Bradley
Rick
Donahoe
Middlesex
Lowell RR
Mason, J
Jacobs
Standard
Littell
Elec Co
Booth
Penniman
Wetherbee
Dudley
O’ Leary
Sci. Sav
Ruggles Vy
Ol Lites
Swanson
Hern
Gallagher
Goodwin
Rogers
yYhorp
Millerick
Tr. Wakefield
Grenier
Lyman
Parkinson
Bemis
Reagan
Skelly
Inhabitants
Bruder
Marlboro
Parmenter
C.J. Secension
Harpy
J .Nes
Ray
Benton
Foster
Rice
Smith
Leavy
Damon
Am. Hosiery Co
Richardson
Bates
Alder
Mareus
Gilman
Latimer
Wentworth
Ans
Belle
Jackson Vy. Stevens
Morse
Hompson
Lloyd Vs. Walker
William H. Leatherbee Et al
William Hinton
Central Street
Wakefield
John B. Goodrich
K. Hamilton
Nkelly
Inhlot’s of
Shozers
Thorpana
Parker Et al
Littlefield
Downing
City of Cambridge
Vendome
F. E. Rogers
Rochester
W. H. Clifford
Portland
KE. H.shethan
J. A. Biegler
N. Brunswick
C. H. Hill
F. H. Barton
Manchester
PD. F. Slade
H. Conant
Pawtucket
R. L
Robert Cole
Middletown Conn
A. Foster
Bradford
Penn
E. M. Small
Henry Harrison
Omaha
Neb
Judge Lane
Tremont
John Guilfoyle
Brooklyn
HE. Payson
O. A. Kendrick
Newark
George Wwives
New_ Haven
Genn
J. J. Ashbrook
Wade H.thompson
Young’s
Fred W. Wellington
Worcester
John W._ Hinsdale
Wetmore
Raleigh
N.C
H. W. Butterworth
L. M. Wilde
Hinsdale
N. H. Revere
A. E. Hersom
Great Falls
Hugh McLean
Buffalo
George W. Prescott
N.H
Theron Hayward
Fitchburg
Thorndike
H. A. Fuller
W. H. Morris
Philadelhia
L. M. Moore
New Bedford
F. H. Smith
Providence
R. J
A. Pratt
Clinton
Allis
London-Hade
Washington ST
Constitution
George C. Goorwin & Co
Pepot
Deolin Street
New York City
Atkinson & CO
Columbus Avenue
Ohio
Europe
Hotel Flower
Oriental
Mead Hotel
Flower Café
Holyoke Street
South End
Koxal Leasing Powpss Co
Wall Street, DN
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