Indicted men in Fort Independence case found not guilty
United States District Court December 22 Judge Nelson acquits James A. Barter of larceny at Fort Independence. George A. Newton faces three indictments for impersonating an IRS officer, demanding money from Annie Lockwood and Mary Wright, and taking $20 from Bertie Wilson to compromise a pretend liquor tax violation. trial unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
J. James A. Barter
Fort Independence
George A. Newton
Internal Revenue
Annie Lockwood
Mary Wright
Bertie Wilson
Mystical Seven in World Economy Lecture Shocks Esoteric Circle
A large audience at Horticultural Hall heard Professor Butler describe seven as the meaning of creation and the keys of esoteric culture. Charts painted in vivid colors illustrated the seven signifiers from color to music to mind laws, while two young girls amused onlookers as esoteric ideas were debated.
Lange Sues Camp for Damages Over False Imprisonment
George A. Lange, a Sioux City sign painter, sues Guy R. Camp for 10000 alleging false imprisonment and malicious prosecution tied to Lange’s involvement related to the Haddock murder case. The suit recounts Lange’s arrest, jail stay, and subsequent events including payoffs and witness attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
George A. Lange
Guy R. Camp
Camp
Methodist Church
Lange
Haddock
Leavitt
Junk
Arensdorf
Foley
McDonald
Fires Reported Across East Boston Dwellings
A series of fires caused damage and minor injuries in East Boston yesterday. Michael Fitzgerald’s residence on Lawson Street suffered $20 damage from a box of kindling. A kerosene lamp explosion burned Miss Hussey and Mrs. Sullivan at 327 Hanover Street. Herman unrelated. A Troy Street dwelling fire caused $57 damage from kerosene lamp upset. No. 8 Conant Street fire, Frank Murphy’s house, slight damage from a burning Christmas tree. An alarm from Box 15 and Box 69 were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fitzgerald
Lawson Street
Boston
John Dempsey
John Wetherby
Conant Street
Frank Murphy
Long
Obituary of Colonel Isaac Hull Wright
Colonel Isaac Hull Wright died at his Dorchester home from a illness tied to a cold after the Washington monument ceremony. Born in Boston in 1816 he rose from merchant circles to public service as a Mexican War colonel and later naval agent, lawyer, street commissioner, and prominent Mason. He led the Boston Light Dragoons and served in the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hull Wright
Michigan Avenue
Dorchester
Washington Monument
Washington
Colonel Wright
Boston
Wright, Priests& Co
West India Merchants
Broad
Central Streets
M. M. Ballon
Bay State Democrat
Congress
John Quincy Adams
Wright
Rifle Rangers
J. J. Austin
Massachusetts
Rangers
City Exchange
Caleb Cushing
Mexico
Monterey
Perote
W A
Taylor
Fillmore
Parsons
Harvard College
Suffolk
Hosea Ballou
Boston Light Dragoons
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Ancients
Messrs
Pfaff
Mansur
Stumeke
Wilder
Johnson
Fires Damage Several Towns in Recent Blazes
Fire across multiple towns destroyed shops and homes. In Marziporo Lincoln street block, Lacouture store and stock losses reached 1500 to 1500 with only partial insurance. St Jean Baptiste Society furniture lost 150. In Maupin a one story house on Mt Pleasant avenue burned with no insurance. Beckford family evacuated, house total loss. In Morrow Mississippi J Flanagan’s mills burned with 30000 loss uninsured. In Des Moines Oskaloosa area major blaze hit post office Times building bakery Opera House and stores. total about 60000 with 28000 insured. Opera House owned by Masons valued at 22000. Will be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marziporo
L. Lacouture
Lincoln Street
D. Baulera
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Maupin
George A. Beckford
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Maplewood
Morrow
Miss
J. Flanagan
Des Moines
Oskaloosa
Times
Aum
Henry
Opera House
Masons
Pennsylvania Railroad Earnings Report Nov 1886 and Year-to-Date
The report shows east of Pittsburgh and Erie for November 1886 with gross earnings up 375,679 and expenses up 465,243, yielding a net earnings decline of 89,564. For eleven months 1886 versus 1885 gross earnings rise 4,382,509, expenses up 2,799,276, net earnings up 1,585,233. West of Pittsburgh and Erie 1886 months show a surplus over liabilities of 22,455, vs 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pahita Adelpura
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Ene
Jury verdict settles suit over steam yacht Radha sale
The jury in the case of James W. Seymour against Vierre Lorillard settled yesterday with a verdict awarding Seymour 760 dollars after a breach of guarantee claim over the sale of the steam yacht Radha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Seymour
Vierre Lorillard
New York
Radha
Seymour
Wamsutta Mills Shut Down After Weavers Strike
Fort River Dec 22 The Wamsutta Woollen Mills paid all workers and shut the mill tonight The finishing department continues until current work ends Other departments close awaiting settlement of the weavers strike Management says no labor organizations will be recognized and old weavers have left voluntary employment They may apply as individuals for future work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort River
Wamsutta
Warrant Issued for Concealing Mortgaged Property
Daniel S. Stewart was arrested in Somerville on a warrant charging concealing mortgaged property. He had run a carriage business on Palmer Avenue and vanished with debts and property owed to Charles E. Randall. Stewart claimed no knowledge of the assets and said they were disposed of during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel S. Stewart
Cavanaugh
Somerville
Stewart
Palmer Avenue
East Somerville
Charles E. Randall
Revere
Story
Executive Appointments and Politics Amid Hoover Tunnel Tease
The governor and council filed multiple appointments including Hodgdon and Coffin to welfare boards and Wood to the agricultural college trusteeship. They adjourned for a tour of the State prison, then discussed the Hoosac Tunnel report. Political maneuvering and Jackson day planning dominated sessions as factions eyed dinners and caucus dates.
Notable Early Brookline Figure Theophilus P Chandler Dies
Brookline resident since 1848 Theophilus P Chandler born 1807 in New Gloucester Me died Tuesday. Lawyer in Bangor early life president Northern railroad of New York 184 to 1853 peace commissioner at Washington 1861 assistant U S treasurer for Boston 1863 to 1868 survived by three sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophilus P. Chandler
Brookline
New Gloucester
Bangor
Northern Railroad of
New York
Washington
United States
Boston
Charles L. Chandler
Massachusetts
Virginia
James Hubbard
Winsted
Conn
Hubbard
Moore & Leading
Whiting Sr. Draper
Waltham
Young Men’s Christian Association
Draper
Jie
First Baptist
Philadelphia Reading bondholders oppose reorganization plan
The committee of general mortgage bondholders met in Philadelphia on December 22 and adopted resolutions calling the plan unjust and indefinite. They warn against depositing bonds and urge counsel to secure a final decree after the master's report to allow a sale at the earliest date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Committee of
General Mortgage Bondholders
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
YMCA Eastern Massachusetts Holds Seventieth Quarterly Convention
The Young Men's Christian Association of Eastern Massachusetts met yesterday in Charlestown for its seventieth quarterly convention. L C Pitkin of Boston presided, W H Smith of Chelsea served as secretary, and reports from committees on business credentials and resolutions were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Eastern Massachussetts
Charlestown
L. C. Pitkin
Boston
W. H. Smith
Chelsea
Armstrong
Board of Managers
J. W. Messer
Cambridge
R. M. Armstrong
J. L. Pease
Lynn
A.S. Stafford
R. J. Roberts
D.D
Charles Afford
Boston Association
S. N. Greer
Chadwick
Charlestown Gymnasia
Charges Against Goward At Mt Hope Cemetery
Trustees of Mt Hope cemetery voted to investigate charges against Superintendent Goward for conduct unbecoming a public official incivility to a trustee and unbusinesslike management. Goward was cited to appear next Monday at 1 30 p.m. He denies the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Parker House
Goward
Boylston Club Second Concert At Music Hall
The Boylston Club performed in Music Hall before a large audience with the same program as two weeks prior. Next regular concert is March 2 with an extra concert on March 7. The National Opera Company plans a Boston Theatre run starting Jan 3. Season tickets go on sale next Monday. single-night sales begin Wednesday. The Boston Symphony Orchestra schedules its 11th concert tonight at Music Hall with Mme. Fursch-Mat as soloist and Brahms new symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston Club
Music Hall
National Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Mme. Fursch-Mat
Brahms Symphony
Derelict Societaires At Nat Hist Library Meeting
A library room of the Society of Natural History glowed with an ablaze chandelier and shaded light as portraits of great scientists watched. The planned meeting failed as only two members appeared, one being the librarian, leaving Agassiz’s portrait outside the door in sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Natural History
Temple of Nature
Agassiz
Funeral of Landlord Johnson
A large crowd attended the obsequies for J. W. Johnson at the Quincy House. The service in the dining rooms included remarks by Rev. Minot J. Savage and singing by the Temple Quartet. Interment followed at Forest Hills with pallbearers led by ex-Governor Smythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnson
Quincy House
Frederick Smythe
Manchester
N. H
Josiah Minot
John H. Pearson
B. A. Kimball
John A. White
Concord
Walter M. Park
Bodwell
Maine
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Daniel Barnard
Warren F. Daniel
Franklin
Peter Butler
Nathan Robbins
Faneuil Hall National Bank
J. W. Fletcher
Belmont
J. Herman Curtis
J. W. Currier
Vermont
J. P. Cook
John H. George
Charles Greenleaf
Augustus Richardson
E. G. Pierce
Weston
New Hampshire
John N. Stevenson
M. P. Curran
R. M. Yale
Henry Walker
Edward Glines
Somerville
E. C. Goodnow
L. G. Downs
Calais
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Minot J. Savage
Temple Quartet
Forest Hills
Smythe
George W. Armstrong
N. C. Curtis
F. A. Loring
H. E. Chamberlain
T. J. Amsden and
Wyman Pattee
Terrible Experience With a Mad Dog on Leicester Farm
Maurice Welsh, a shepherd for John E. Russell on the Leicester farm, was attacked by a mongrel dog and fought to subdue it. The dog bit his left leg and right wrist as he fainted, then was killed by a farm hand with a crowbar after the animal turned mad. Welsh received cauterized wounds. the dog had also bitten four other dogs in Leicester before being killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Welsh
John E. Russell
Leicester
Welsh
Young
Dissat isfied Railway Men Hold Meeting on Breach of Faith
From midnight to 1 am a large crowd of conductors drivers and other Consolidated Street Railroad Company workers gathered at New Era Hall to condemn management for breach of faith. John Short presided as the Bay State Horse Railroad Association organized the meeting. The union alleges President Powers violated a recent agreement and accuses the company of rehiring former workers as trippers at $150 a day with a threatened strike looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Street Railroad Company
Highland and
Middlesex Roads
New Era
Powers
Clapp V Hoyt and Multiple Essex Court Actions
Essex County Superior Court lists December 22 cases with verdicts and actions. Clapp v Hoyt yields $1218 verdict for plaintiff over property seized by a constable. Numerous other civil suits include Lang and Maveny v Bowker over a store let, Walcott v Phillips, Jones v City of Lynn, and several others with varied parties and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapp
Raymond
Story
Toomey
Connor
Dowd
Hale
Fisher Wins Board Recount In City Ward Races
The city board of aldermen tallied ward results with no change except Ward 4 where a recount created ties between Fisher Oakes and Dunn Oakes. Fisher wins a one vote margin replacing Dunn, and Ward 15 shows 99 for J F Noonan, with possible transfer to Thomas I Nunan if council rules so. The board adjourned to next Tuesday at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Fisher
Mr. Oakes
Mr. Dunn
J. F. Noonan
Thomas I. Nunan
Carroll
City Notes Chronicle Oddities and Events
There was no hearing in the Snow-Alley case yesterday as per Mr. Shattuck. Next Wednesday a pastor ordination will occur at First Church with sermons and prayers by noted clergy. admission is free. The Waiters' Benevolent Association plans its 24th annual ball Monday Jan 17, 1887 at Music Hall with Baldwin's Cadet Band. The Boston & Lowell railroad vacancy for general passenger and ticket agent has been offered to H N Turney. A pocket theft netted $512 from Mr. Andrews at Houghton & Dutton. A complimentary dinner awaits President Jenkins on inauguration day at the Parker House. Local men insult pedestrians near Traverse and Friend streets. they will appear in Municipal Court. State Farm station will be renamed Hospital Station starting Jan 1. A Unity concert in Union Hall drew another successful crowd. An incident on School and Washington streets ended in a rough fracas with no arrests. The Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange nominating committee lists officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosac Tunnel
Robinson
Richard L. Hodgdon
Arlington
Charles C. Coffin
Boston
Board of Lunacy and Charity
Samuel A. Green
Everett Torrey
Elijah W. Wood
Newton
The
Agricultural College
Marshall Ponder
Hodgdon
Massachusetts Medical Society
Wood
Coffin
Carleton
Charlestown
Young's
State House
Toosae Tunnel
Messrs
Ames
Allen and Coffin
Democratic State Committee
Jackson
Republican State Committee
Representative Fales
Milford
James Donovan
Beard
Aly. Beard
Governor Long
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Snow-Alley
Shattuck
Snow
Stopford W. Brook
Brooke Herford
Andrew P. Peabody
Mr. Horton
Lucius Tuttle
H. N. Turney
Lowell Road
F.C. Andrews
Houghton & Dutton
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Edwin Robinson
Cyrus Thacher
B. F. Southwick
C. M. Burrows
Cyrus Ricker
Gardner Chapin
Arthur P. Currier
O. P. Ford
Frank Mosely
W. M. Snow
Charles A. Keyes
William Butler
H. H. Kendall
Christmas Music Across Churches With Noted Choirs
A sequence of Christmas Day and post holiday concerts at multiple churches features choirs totaling 30 to 100 voices. Performances include organ preludes, anthems, and carols led by M A Underwood Perkins F Smith and other conductors, with soprano soloists and varied church venues.
Gamblers Interrupted at Hanover Street Raid
Special Officers Watts and Vinal led a raid on a gambling house at 47 Hanover Street. Charles Sargent James Haynes and William Thompson were arrested for gambling while Frank W Hayden James Austin L C Cutler William Tilton and Joshua Henry were found present. Extensive furniture and gambling paraphernalia valued at 700 dollars seized. Additional seizures at 73 Cornhill and 7 Tremont Row valued at 10 and 17 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Vinal
Station 2
Hanover Street
Charles Sargent
James Haynes
William Thompson
Frank W. Hayden
James Austin
L. C. Cutler
William Tilton
Joshua Henry
Walker
Cornhill
Tremont Row
Cambridge Aldermen Approve Ordinances and Refuse License Transfer
Cambridge aldermen passed to enroll amendments on accounts and finance and on city officer fees, approved weekly officer pay, and authorized hiring city laborers who are residents. They accepted Kinnard street, denied G E Green liquor license transfer after a fatal assault linked to Samuel Wilson Jr, and revoked Owen Luddy’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Kinnard Street
G. E. Green
Main Street
Samuel Wilson, Jr
William Phelan
Green
Owen Luddy
Washington Street
Safe and desk dealer advertises protection products
SAFEs. Wire proof safes new and second hand. Silver safes. Patent fire and thief proof jewel and bond boxes. Roll top and library desks. Low prices. E. R. Morse Safe Co. 73 Sudbury street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Morse Safe Co
Sudbury Street
Davis v Leadbetter jury verdict for plaintiff $475
In the case Davis versus Leadbetter the jury awarded the plaintiff $475. C Q Ticrell represented the plaintiff and P H Cooney the defendant. The record lists multiple docket items including 1603 John W Furbush et al versus Simon Dodge et al on land sale and ejectment disputes with defenses over authority and ownership. The document also enumerates other case captions such as Nelson versus Merriam and Annis versus Annis among numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Simon
Arthur
F. S. Hesseltine
F. M. Forbush
Nelson
Merriam
Annis
Newell
City of
Newton
Pagani
Russell
Grow
Best
Lechmere Read
Geldowsky
Gilpatrick
Stiles
MekKenna
Lechmere
Writs Returnable And Court Dates For Christmas Week
Writs returnable Saturday the 25th may be left with entry fee on Friday the 24th or entered Monday the 27th between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. Motions heard Tuesday the 28th at 9 20 a.m. Trials begin Tuesday the 28th at 11 a.m. Defence appearances for new entries before 9 30 a.m. Wednesday the 29th. Answers due by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Tremont Temple Concert by First Regiment Fire Corps
At Tremont Temple last night the First Regiment Fire Drum and Bugle Corps performed with Miss Ada May Drew contralto Franklin A Shaw bass A L Berry and Harry Daggett as accompanists. The program included G L Lansing comic pieces Asa N Smith organ solo by T P Ryder and numbers titled A Day in Camp The Passing Regiment and a medley of Southern Airs. The event was highly praised for its interesting character. Coe's Cough Balsam long recognized by physicians as the best remedy for coughs colds or crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Ada May Drew
Franklin A. Shaw
A. L. Berry
Harry Daggett
G. L. Lansing
Asa N. Smith
T. P. Ryder
Somerville Cycle Club Hosts Third Annual Bail at Odd Fellows Hall
The Somerville Cycle Club held its third annual bail at Odd Fellows Hall Winter Hill last evening. About one hundred couples attended with reps from Cambridge Chelsea Medford Melrose Malden Lynn and other clubs. Captain Eugene Sanger led the floor with aides Maxwell Rupert Donahoe and Cann. The reception committee included Maxwell Beal Foote Joyce Shaw Fiske Gilkey Norwood and Billings. Edwards's Band played and Harvey Blunt provided supper. Numerous handsome toilettes were worn on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Cycle Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Winter Hill
Cambridge
Chelsea
Medford
Melrose
Malden
Lynn
Eugene Sanger
Wweee Maxwell
G. L. Rupert
Jdr
Frank G. Donahoe
J. B. Cann
W. R. Maxwell
C. G. Beal
Edward H. Foote
Frederick Joyce
George Shaw
Ellsworth Fiske
D. G. Gilkey
F. E. Norwood
H. L. Billings
Edwards
Harvey Blunt
Pilgrim Fathers Commemorated in Chelsea Hall
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers held Forefathers Day events in Grand Army Hall Chelsea with delegations from Charlestown East Boston and Chelsea agoripaning. Dr Nathan R Morse delivered the address as the supreme governor. Supper and dance closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Hall
Chelsea
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
Charlestown
East Boston
Order
Nathan R. Morse
Steamers Rhaetia and Istrian Arrive. Cormorant Goes Ashore
Loxpow reports the arrival of the Rhaetia from New York to Hamburg and the Istrian from Boston to Liverpool. The Cormorant went ashore at the Isle of Wight and crew abandoned ship as she bilged in starboard bunkers and may break up at the next tide. At Hallifax the Hugh Cann arriving from Philadelphia for Hull is leaking and may unload its oil cargo for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpow
Rhaetia
New York
Hamburg
Istrian
Boston
Liverpool
Cormorant
Isle of Wight
Hallifax
Hugh Cann
Philadelphia
Hull
Local Patent Medicinal Ads Parade
A fragmented ad list promotes Hale's Honey cough cure 25 50c and $1 Glenn's Sulphur Soap for healing and beauty 25c German Corn Remover 25c Hill's Hair Dye 50c Pike's Toothache Drops 25c Beane's Rheumatic Pills claimed as a sure cure Ge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Bean
Justice Van Brunt Rules Against Kossuth Marx Co Assignment
Supreme Court of New York Judge Van Brunt voids the Kossuth Marx & Co assignment. He cites long planned insolvency with prepayment of foreign debts, irregular books, and a scheme to protect domestic creditors at the expense of abroad. Many firms listed face insolvencies or settlements, including Bollen & Tidswell in London and Navra Bros. in Little Rock, with multiple companies assigned or seeking extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Brunt
Supreme Court of
New York
Kossuth Marx & Co
Diamonds
Maiden Lane
Europe
Charles Rausch
Ludwig Marx
Exchange
W. G. Hush
Minneapolis
O. A. Pray Manufacturing Company
Q. N. Webster
Iowa Granite and Marble Company
Des Moines
Des Moines Savings Bank Et al
D. C. Storr & Bro
Boston
Cheney Upham & Co
Bollen & Tidswell
Lsce Manufacturers
London
Silas Dwire
Haverhill
Fb. M. Phillips, Parson
Kan
Boots and Shoes
Navra Bros
Little Rock
Ark
P. H.colmus & Bro
Hawkinsville
Julius Perlinsky
Denver
Col
Addison Avery
J. J. Arnstein
A. M. Anderson
Chicago
Ill
A. F. Roombs
F. C. Cropper & Co
Chica
H. W. Mitchell
Miller
Middleville
N. Y
Albert River
Buffalo
Anna Uebelhoer
John McBride
Troy
J. Holbrook & Son
Madison, Mo
Fish & Marston
Plum
Brockton
Otis D. Smith
Aspen
OD. Faires
Stationery
Harlan
Ss. M. Keene
Dry Goods
Evansville
Ind
W. M. Starken
Vassar
Mich
J.D. Borzone
Sandusky
F. J. Harrison & Co
Longview
Tex
H. Groebel & Co
Sugar and Molasses Commission
Victor Bero
New Orleans
J. W. Alexander
Spring Hill
Branch & Pope
Sofield
N. C
Warren & Birwith
Cape Girardeau
Salem Lumber Company
Salem
James A. Hulee
Millersburg
James E. Cady
Saloon
Portland
Baskets
Styles and Celebrated Fashions at Mabie Todd & Ward
A brief catalog entry from Mabie Todd & Ward lists small styles and celebrated fake sizes from 81.00 to 3.50 each. The wording suggests a sales item range with unit prices noted for different items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabie
Todd & Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States District Court
Science OF
Professor Butler
Jian
Horticultural Hall
Society of Esoteric Culture
Persia
Butler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wamsutta Mills
Derelict Societaires
Quincy
Shepherd
Knowlton
Charlotte A. Ring
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company
Black Rock House
Nantasket
L. W. Howes
J. H. Millett
Aug. Russ
J. D. Bryant
Alpheus M. Stetson
Keene
M. Holbrook
Samuel Hoar
Dewey. J
Stagdale
Lyman Mills
Insigi
Dwight Mfg
Same
Knowles
Brown
Smith
McCormick
Chase
Hathorne
Mason
J. John J. Doyle
Fred J. Dinsmore
J. A. Maxwell
E. B. Callender
Winifred Loobey
Elmwood Street
Roxbury
Stony Brook
John W. Keith
T. M. Babson
George Moffette, Jr
Thomas C. Brown
Englewood Avenue
Horace Ware
A. Blume
L. J. Elder
Consolidated Road
Essex County
Bacon, J
City Notes
Church of the Good Shepherd
Cortes Street
M. A. Underwood
Perkins F. Smith
G. Mendelssohn
Knox
Calkin
Benedic
Gounod
Barnby
Arlington Universalist Church
Dec
Carrie L. Higgins
Susie A. Cummings
Edward H. Cutter
James O. Holt
Herbert W. Taylor
Bethlehem
Hopkins
Ford
Handel
Tours
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Guilmont
Dunham
Adam
Buck
C. Fisher
Everett E. Truette
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Merkel
Guilmani
Cyrus Animan
Whiting
George W. Dudley
Henry M. Dunham
Cambridge Aldermen
Middlesex County
Thompson, J
Municipal Civil Court
Pocket Books
Amt Ward
Saml Ward Co
Devonshire
Devonshire St
Samuel Ward CO
Old Stand
Hhiees Wes Ly
Cte
James Pyles
James Pyle
New Yorks
Salem Lead Company
F. A. Browns
Treas
Salem, Massa
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