Boston Council Debates Debt Limit and Fire Department Plans
Boston Common Council wrestles with raising indebtedness from 2 to 3 percent to fund schoolhouses after a Thanksgiving fire. A $550000 loan for school purposes passes amid opposition to divert funds from fire apparatus. Proposals seek a new city fire headquarters on Washington Street and wider Bedford Street, with other notices on street lighting, electrical wires, and steam engine locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Lowell
Ward 11
Boston
Lowell
General Court
Fanning
Ward 2
Allen
Viva
Voce
Board of Aldermen
Oeal
Fire Department
Lans
Washington Street
Franklin
D. FP. Barry
War 16
Old
Court House
Court Square
Bedford Street
Charles L. Haley
Samuel C. Cobb
Hannah M
Mary &. Carney
Eliza $. Nevins
Frederick L
Helen A. Ames
Kingston Street
Common Council
Harrison Avenue
Essex Street
R. H. White & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
A. Shuman Co
Negro in Jeopardy lecture sparks Civil Rights critique
J W Henderson of Texas lectured at the First African Church on Charles Street under the Colored National League. He recounted postwar outrages against African Americans, noting murders, arson of churches and schools, and legal constraints on Black citizens. He cited national inaction and his own job disappointment in the Interior Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Henderson
Texas
Charles Street
Colored National League
Washington
Congress
Henderson
Interior Department
Algonquin Club Case Heard in Supreme Court
The Algonquin Club case was resumed before Judge Holmes with Harbor and Land Commission witnesses and representatives from McKim Mead & White. The absence of club members surprised observers as judges weighed legal questions and the matter was taken under advisement for a full bench report. Abutters on the avenue expect potential property reconstruction if the suit rules against the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin Club
Supreme Court
Holmes
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Sanford
Harbor and Land Commission
C. F. McKim
McKim, Mead & White
Arthur G. Everett
Edward Cabot
Boston Society of Architects
George Putnam
Ussell & Putnam
Maritime Exhibition News and 1890 Shipping League Setting
The American Shipping League held a second day at the Maritime Exhibition with large attendance. A key meeting led to a united push for delegates to the fourth annual convention in Washington February 11 to 13 1890. Expectations include 500 delegates from diverse interests, with New England pledges and notable speakers listed as regrets. A Christmas week feature will present a 50 foot tree with 165 electric lights and gifts to children, funded by Turnover Club collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Shipping League
Charles E. Moody
American Shipping and Industrial League
Charles 8. Hill
League
National Shipping League
Washington
United States
England
Otr
Hill
Henry Lemon
John D. Long
William P. Frye
N. D. Sperry
J. R. Thomas
Illinois
John W. Candler
A. Foster Fliggins
New York
J.D. Inboden
Virginia
Turnover Club
Recount of City Hall polls includes opposition from candidate Meenen
The recount by Aldermen and clerks in City Hall faced disruption when candidate George E. Meenen objected to using assessors' clerks. After council guidance, the clerks joined the tally. The board, exhausted by overwork, continued counting to 6 pm with no changes in Alderman and Councilman results across two wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
George E. Meenen
Mecuen
Richardson
Dr. Meeuen
Rogers
Board of Aldermen
Unity Club Mass Meeting Explores Unitarian Aims
A mass meeting at the Church of the Unity West Newton street discussed Unity Clubs in every parish. Rev W H Savage outlined aims while Rev Horton stressed faith loyalty and reform, and Hon John D Long spoke on intellectual culture guiding church renewal and happiness through mind and learning. Two conference sessions followed with speakers including W H Baldwin and Revs Cook Garver and Slicer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Unity Clubs
Church of the Unity
West Newton Street
W. H. Savage
Unity Clubs
National Bureau
Beacon Street
Horton
Second Church
John D. Long
Long
Unitarianismh
Unity Club
M. J. Savage
Channing Hall
W. H. Baldwin
George W. Cook
Austin 8. Garver
T. K. Slicer
Funeral of Ex Mayor Harding of Cambridge
The funeral of ex Mayor Hamlin R. Harding of Cambridge followed at his home 20 Clinton Street yesterday afternoon. The private services were conducted by Rev A E White of the First Universalist Church. A quartet including Mr and Mrs Andros F L Pratt and Miss Gertrude Bryant sang. Burial was in Cambridge Cemetery. Public buildings in the city were half mast for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin R. Harding
Cambridge
Clinton Street
A. E. White
First Universalist Church
Andros
F. L. Pratt
Gertrude
Bryant
Cambridge Cemetery
Deerfoot Farm Sausages Trade Mark Warning
Deerfoot Farm sausages come in two pound packages with a deer foot trade mark on the wrapper. Beware of imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfoot Farm
Restoration Work Advances on Bedford Street After Fire
Debris clearing continues in the burned district with about forty workers and a contractor cleaning Ames building cellar. Daily material removal totals sixty two horse loads, and plans to widen Bedford street between Chauncy and Kingston to about thirty six feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Bedford Street
Chauncy
Kingston
Anes
Bedford Strees
Woman's Charity Club Plans Boston Theatre Entertainment
The Woman's Charity Club held a meeting at the YWCA chaired by Mrs. Micah Dyer Jr. They outline a grand event at the Boston Theatre featuring Norsk Festdag with Norway arts, a lecture by Arlo Bates read by Mrs. Irving Winslow, and stereopticon views with musical selections. Proceeds fund the Free Hospital for Women at 30 West Chester Park. tickets are sold at Everett piano rooms Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Charity Club
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Micah Dyer, Jr
Boston
Norway
Arlo Bates
Erving Winslow
Amon
Achorn
Professor Horsford
Edith Poole
Bessie Murray
May M’glewen
Miss Plumer
Free Hospital For Women
West Chester Park
Gale
Everett Piano Rooms
Tremont Street
Petition Seeks Extension of Relief Societies to Street Railways
A group of citizens led by Henry M. Whitney and Jonas H French asks the Legislature to apply existing acts authorizing employees relief societies to street railway corporations. The petition cites Acts of 1882 and 1886 allowing relief funds and railroad joining of societies and requests coverage for street railways operating within the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Whitney
Jonas H French
Edmund Reardon
Henry F. Woods
Frank H. Monks
J. H. Goodspeed
Commonwealth
Recovery Aid Network Reports Convicts Assisted by Committee
At a quarterly Massachusetts Society for Aiding Discharged Convicts meeting Rev. James De Normandie presided. Agent Daniel Russell outlined 113 helped in the quarter, with details on nationality, literacy, temperance, prior arrests, prison origins, residences, and post release assistance including housing, clothing, meals, transportation, and tools for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Society For
James de Normandie
Daniel Russell
Massachusetts State
Houses of Correction
Boston
Pain relief ads for Dr Bull and Salvation Oil
A pleasant safe and cheap remedy is Dr Bull's Cough Syrup priced at 25 cents. Salvation Oil advertised as a superior pain remedy at 25 cents per bottle.
Barrett caucus calls and rival plans roil Massachusetts politics
Boston 1889 report details calls for Republican caucuses over Speaker selection. Wardwell and Sanger factions urge an evening meeting to decide the next House Speaker as Barrett’s camp weighs signing the call. A clash over precedent versus party unity surfaces with notes from Wardwell Barrett supporters and supporters of Sanger Wardwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Wardwell
Mr. Barrett
Republican
Barrete
Massachusetts House of Representatives
House
Messrs. Sanger
George P. Sanger, Jr
J. Otis Wardwell
Robert H. Bowman
Elihu B. Hayes
Thomas W. Bicknell
Andrew B. Lattimor
Alpheus Sanford
J. Henry Norcross
William G. Baker
Charles E. Carter
Herbert O. Delano
William R. Rowell
Frederick M. Kilmer
William B. Durant
Henry 8. Milton
Francis W. Kittredge
House of Representatives
Green Room
State House
City notes and public works changes
The city will issue no summons for unpaid taxes this year a warrant will be issued instead with a 50 cent extra charge Interest on unpaid taxes rises to 7 percent after January 1 The Liberal Union meets at Youngs Hotel this evening The highway from Washington street to Winship place will be renamed Dighton place and Riverdale street from Western avenue to Raymond street A charity ball January 28 at Mechanics Building for clerks displaced by the Bedford street fire tickets one dollar at Connellys Adams House and Thayers Parker House Mayor Newhall of Lynn requests help at Lynn for relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Union A
Young's Hotel
Washington Street
Brighton
Winship Place
Dighton Place
Newhall
Lynn
Christmas Gifts For Needy Children Festival Appeal
A long standing appeal by the B. Y. M. Christian Union committee seeks help for a Christmas and New Year festival for about 600 needy children and their mothers at Union Hall 18 Boylston Street on January 4 1890. They request clothing shoes toys books and money to buy materials, with early gifts preferred and donations sent to the Union or President William H. Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Union
Boyston Street
William H. Baldwin
Trading Up On Bluebeard Jr A Theatre Piracy Incident
The Tremont Theatre production Bluebeard Jr faces a piracy attempt by an office in Washington Street Boston. John W Norton & Co the proprietors report notices from New England managers about a pirate presenting the show with lithographs and a cast list. Legal proceedings have been filed by Norton & Co to stop the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebeard, JR
G. W. Simmons & Co Ad Calls Attention in Boston
A reader is urged to view G. W. Simmons & Co. advertisements in today's issue and to make a memorandum to call at 32 to 44 North Street in Boston for good clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Boston
Gossamer Association Meet Leads to Congress Trade Talk
The Gossamer Manufacturers' Association of the United States met at Young's and formed a committee led by L. D. Apsley and W. Cable to press Congress on undervalued imported goods. Attendees included H. H. Shepard, C. A. Place, A. Randolph, J. A. Churchill, and many others. hotel arrivals list numerous names and cities across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gossamer Manufacturers’ Association of the
United States
Young
L. D. Apsley
Goodyear Company
W. Cable
Cable Rubber Company
Congress
Messrs
H. H. Shepard
C. A. Place
New York
A. H. Randolph
Chicago
J. A. Churchill
St. Louis
Boston
Thorndike Medical Club
George W. Moses
Chelsea
Quincy House
Vendome
Austin Mantington
Oliver Wren
Brooklyn
J. Wentworth Brown
Elealy N. EF
Grey
Exeter
N.H
John B. de Witt
Portland
A. A. H. Boissevain
London
Eng. Brunswick
A. J. Easton
LaCrosse
Wis
BR. W. Ferguson
Richard Hill
Charles Wide
J. M. Jones
Paris
Parker’s
W. KB
Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. Ki. Searles, Jr
EB. D.ngelow
Kansas City
F. McKenna
Pittsburg
J. H. Fitzmaurice
New London
Conn
W. F. Milliken
L. Marsden
New Haven
Tremont
C. M. Avery
Suila del Pute
G. T. Bynner
W. L. Hawkes
York Harbor
Nathan Cleaves
W. G. Durgin
Concord
N. H
Edward Bellamy
Chicopee
Ferdinand Schmidt
Washington
Adamas
W. B. Daley
M. Xs
W. B. Ostrander
Syracuse
N. Y
N. B. Eustis
H. M. Donebaugh
U.S.N
W. B. Still
Philadelphia
N. P. Dodge, Jr
Council Bluffs
E. J. Mack
Cincinnat
Resolutions Honor Sawyer as Cruelty Societies Grow
At a December meeting the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the American Humane Education Society passed resolutions mourning the death of Samuel E. Sawyer. The Boston force joined as branch members. calls advance for stricter trespass laws with firearms. Plans to distribute Our Dumb Animals in schools, praise for E R Jones on the Ellen M Gifford fountain, and reports of cruelty cases, horse removals, and animal deaths. New Parent Band of Mercy branches reach 145 in the month, totaling 7248 nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
American Humane Education Society
Samuel E. Sawyer
Boston Police
Angell
Edward Cunningham
Milton
Boston Public Schools
E. R. Jones
Boston Water Department
Ellen M Gifford
Beacon Street
Brookline
Brighton Avenues
Society
Boston
Massachusetts
Band of Mercy
Alaska
Thorndike Club Hosts First Annual East Boston Dance
The Thorndike Club held its first annual dance last night at Maverick Hall with about 150 guests. A. Dudley Bagley directed the event with Edward E. Roberts and a corps of aides guiding the dances. The club has set up headquarters in the old Maverick Wheel Club rooms near the Maverick House. Officers include Bagley president Roberts vice president Chandler Fowler secretary and William A. Bailey treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorndike Club
Boston
Maverick Hall
A. Dudley Bagley
Edward 8. Roberts
Maverick Wheel Club
Maverick House
A. Chandler Fowler
William A. Bailey
Roxbury City Guard Holds Fourth Social in Armory
The Roxbury City Guard Company D First Infantry M.V.M. held its fourth social last evening at the Warren street armory. About 100 couples attended and danced until midnight. Private James F. Gorman directed the floor with assistance from a capable aid corps. Buffum's Orchestra provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimountain Council
Order of United Foresters
Paine Memorial Hall
P. J. Ducey
Grand Council
Charles H. Stanley
George A. Stedman
Chelsea
Thomas F. Desmond
South Boston
Ducey
Hobbs
Beacon Lodge
Pythias
Orkeley Hall
Lynn
Portland
Otis E. Wousing
Alfred S. Turner
National Guard Band
Comales
Roxbury
Stabbing At Richmond And North Streets
Last evening around 11 o clock an altercation on the corner of Richmond and North streets left Josina Farina stabbed in the right side by Frank Today. Bereant Evans and Officer Wise arrested both suspects. Farina is not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
North Streets
Frank
Josina Farina
Bereant Evans
Officer Wise
Faria
Watch Snatching Allegedly Occurred on Eliot Street
Yesterday Bartell McDonald snatched a watch and chain valued at 19 from Charles Evans of Newtonville on Eliot street. Officer Clayton arrested McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartell McDonald
Charles Evans
Newtonville
Eliot Street
Clayton
McDonald
Gough Found Guilty in Letter Embezzlement Case
In Chelsea, postmaster William H. Cate was tried for embezzling government funds after cashing a $109 check from Martin for stamped envelopes not delivered. The court ruled that once cash was received the funds belonged to the government, directing a guilty verdict for Cate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Wiliam H. Gough
William H. Cate
Chelsea
United States
Martin
Theovernment
Supreme Judicial Court Docket Notes On Equity Actions
December hearing before the Supreme Judicial Court covers Sarah A. Chase versus George L. Hubbard for invalidating a deed. The case alleges undue influence deluding an elderly widow in Lowell, seeking reconveyance and injunction. Also details on Egbert C. Smyth v Visitors of Phillips Academy Andover known as the Andover Case with Sta th's teaching deemed inconsistent with founders creed. Arguments concluded with counsel named for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harber Commissioners
Algonquin Club
Sarah A. Chase
George L. Hubbard
George F. Chase
Lowell
George F. Richardson
J. N. Marshall
H. Conant
Grover D. Robinson
Egbert C. Smyth
Theological Institution
Phillips Academy
Andover
Sta Th
Board of Visitors
William F. Eustis
Robinson
Supreme Court
Emerson E. Baldwin
Theodore
Dwight
Charles H. Barrows
Appellant
E. R. Hoar
Asa French
Arthur H. Wellman
Appellee
Superior Court First Session December Sessions Recap
In Chester and surrounding cases the Superior Court opens with Barker presiding. Hutchinson v London Liverpool Globe Insurance seeks 5500 for loss. jury awards 11195. Several tort actions heard or resumed, with motions for new trials and exceptions to be addressed Friday. A notable Davis v Tuttle case on marriage breach promises discusses interrogatories and pleadings, with appeal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hutchinson
London, Liverpool & Globe Insurance Company
Chester
Joseph Bennett
C. W. Loring
Mark Hammond
L. K. Husted
Dow
J. M. Browne
Thomas . Barry
Embezzlement and liquor law violations cited in Superior Court
December 19 Superior Criminal Court docket lists Cornelius Cohen embezzlement one year at Massachusetts Reformatory Walter Rukes breaking and entering James Barry liquor law violation fined $100 Michael Hogarty assault and battery fined $20 and costs John M Lyons liquor law violation fined $150 and four months at the House of Correction Also entries for Commonwealth v cases and various v. defendants 2372 through 2272 spread across multiple docket numbers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Cohen
House of Correction
Walter Rukes
Massachusetts Reformatory
James Barry
Michael Hogarty
John M. Lyons
Commonwealth
Ance
Same
Holland
A Simonds
Curran
Hinton
Coleman
Lines
O’brien
Wakefield Town Sued in Middlesex Tort Action
Superior Court shows case No 3609 John Millerick acting as pro ami against Town of Wakefield in an action of tort to recover damages filed on December 19 before Judge Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Dennis Sullivan
Middlesex Street Railroad Company
Timothy Sullivan
Saine
Revere Beach
Revere
F. S. Hesseltine
A. Hemenway
J. H. Wheeler
Middlesex
Thompson
John Millerick
Pro Ami
Town of Wakefield
Personal injury cases rise from sidewalks and dog bite claim
In Wakefield and Marlboro districts plaintiffs sue for injuries from sidewalk disrepair and a dog attack. Defense in both actions denies liability as plaintiff attorneys list shows and cases proceed to trial with various docket numbers and local parties.
Lowe v City of Gloucester land taken for sewer claim
Superior Civil Court in Salem hears Lucy E. Lowe's damages suit over a sewer lay out in Gloucester. Plaintiffs argue the sewer order was illegal due to lack of Common Council concurrence. counsel lists appear for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Salem
Sherman
Lowe
City of
Gloucester
Lucy E. Lowe
Common Council
B. F. Butler and Bailey
F. L. Evans
W. A
Same
Quill
Admx
Proctor
Bradley , Ton & Maine RR
Donahue
Damon
Insolvency Court Suffolk Today's Adjourned and First Meetings
Insolvency court in Suffolk County lists today’s calendar with adjourned third meetings for cases including 1283 Ititlefield & Fol 1680 Patrick Gallagher 16838 Ileston Bros 1295 John Burbank 11663 Emery W Smith 1761 William J Stevens 1295 Burbank & Co 1722 Elmer E Hudson 11553 Manks Rubinaroot 1723 Barnard Steinardt 1713 Frank P Tyler 1724 William Hayes 1738 Edward F E Marden 1684 George Meacom 97 Frank Paige 1728 Edwin R Hayden 1814 Emma Gibson 1730 Edmund Keyes 11828 George W Hollis 1732 Peter Mullep 1826 Cilfiord & Cameras 1672 U S & W J Howe First meetings in 1799 The F P Moulding Co 1814 Emma Gibson Baker 1827 John H C Pratt 11824 Rt Clinton Harlow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
William Hayes
Edward FE
Marden
George Meacom
Frank Paige
Edwin R. Hayden
Emma C. Gibson
Edmund Keyes
George W. Hollis
Peter Mullep
Cilfiord & Cameras
U. S
W.J. Howe
F. P. Moulding Co
Emma . Gibson. Baker
John H. C. Pratt
Clinton Harlow
Detailing Convictions In Superior Court Norfolk Nor
Dedham December 19 J Dennis Duggan of Hyde Park convicted of maintaining a liquor nuisance fined 75 and costs and four months in the House of Correction Henry Pray of Stoughton convicted of liquor law violation Benjamin A Benton of Stoughton pleaded guilty to keeping a liquor nuisance S M Molmes of Sharon an Express man acquitted on liquor law charge Philip Myers of Canton convicted of assault with pistol sentence deferred John Riley of Avon on trial for indecent assault
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Norfolk
Dedham
Blodgett
Dennis Duggan
Hyde Park
House of Correction
Henry ©. Pray
Stoughton
Benjamin A. Benton
S. M. Molmes
Sharon
Philip Myers
Canton
William Finn
John Riley
Avon
Municipal Court Criminal Session Sentences Four to Two Months
J Brennan received four months in the House of Industry for larceny of a tub of butter. Henry Anderson and George L Robinson each drew two months in the House of Industry for larceny. Hartford G Clark fined 50 dollars without costs and Arthur Clark 80 dollars without costs for concealing aged property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Ely
J. John Brennan
House of Industry
Henry Anderson
George L. Robinson
Hartford G. Clark
Arthur Clark
Donors to the Helping Hand Fair Appeal for Support
The New England Helping Hand Society thanks all supporters of the Working Girls' Home fair. They seek continued sympathy and contributions as they plan to move to a larger house in Boston, asking for donations of money and market supplies to aid the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Helping Hand Society
New England
Helping Hand Society
Boston
Labrah A. P. Dickerman
N. FE. H. H. Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Meenen
Kelley
SuLlivads
Shinney
Casey
Murphy
Wait
John A. Campbell
Louis I. Lambert
Rauk C. Wood
Harding
the Woman’s Hospital
Parker House
Friends of the Movement
Lee B. Hayes
Augustus ¢. Perkins
Henry H. Johnson
Henry E. Turner, Jr
Frank W. Dallinger
Nahum
Cutler
Vin
D. Sohier
William
Greenough
Mr. Dewey
Messrs. Wardwell
Sanger
Mr. Sohier
Turner
Kimball
Fitchburg
Frederick J. Ranlett
William S. Greenough
Lewis A. Cook
William D. Soluer
Martin L. Stover
Augustus G. Perkins
Pelatiah R. Tripp
James W. Harvey
Benjamin P. Pickering
Ira A. Worth
J. Joseph A. Canning
Young's
Tevere
A. W. Sulloway
Frank J. W. Goodell
Pundte
Blin
N. Ha
G. Lucas
St. Albans
Piper
Wolfeboro
Pyle
Batston
George E. Thomas
Quincy
G. A. Eastman
Grand Forks
Oak
AI. GC
Sibley
Belfast
G. W._ Currier
Nashua
N H
C. P
the Friends OF Animals
Iade
Supreme Judicial Court
Hoymes
Superior Court
Middlesex $T
Paul
Forbes
Ayer
Gardner
Stevenson
Joy
Gardella
Simith
Old Colony
Malcolm
Fuller
Thaxter
Foster
McCormack
Cable Rub. Co
Merrigan
Boston , & Albany RK
Mason, J
Booth
Penniman
Wetherbee
Dudley
O'Leary
Scit. Sav. Bk
Ruggies
Campell
Davis
Bishop, J
Washington ST
Old South Church
Central Street
Wakefield
Joan B. Goodrich
K. Hamilton
Mary A. Parkinson
Charles W. Bemis
Waltham
R. M. Stark
Allen and Mayberry
Wial
Skelly
Inhbt’s
Fahry
Conolly
Marlboro
Hern
Gallagher
Keefe
Merritt
Thorp Anu
Walker
Houghton
Trustee
Moynahan
Line
Graffam
Brown
Han
Kennedy
Compt
Murray
Coch- Hawkins
Jane, Jr
Fillmore
Tufts
Koral Bat Ing Powder CO
UG Wall Street
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