Two Senators Claim Misrepresentation Over Civil Service Vote
In a Boston Senate debate over civil service reform a move to reconsider the vote on the civil service clause was led by Senator Collins who said the Boston Post misrepresented him. Senators Campbell and Collins defended positions, while the House rejected a Worcester Real Estate bill, and several petitions from Boston Mayor Thomas N. Hart sought land conveyance, park creation, and debt authorizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kart
Navy Yard Re Seren
Senate
Wee OS
UOE
Ail Plesasine
Coin
Campbell
Boston
Collin
Sifikin Wouth
Boston Post
Captain
Chursday
Cotin
Canipb HH
House
Gramons
United States
Petitions in the House for Local Incorporations and Public Works
Several petitions were presented in the House. Worcester seeks incorporation for two new precincts in its fourth ward. Edward Atkinson and others request land dealings in Boston’s south Bay district. CU I Barnes seeks authority to manufacture and supply gas and electricity for residents. John D. Long and others push abolition of poll tax as a prerequisite for voting. Newton proposes a board of public works. Massachusetts Sine Meremen’s Association seeks $10,000 to aid injured firemen and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Warnw Mesrit
The
Electrical and Company of Massachusetts
Ets
Worcester
Fhvo Vet
Edward Atkinson
South Bay
Boston
CU. I. Barnes
John D. Long
Spurring Up the Senate Motion on Railroad Bills
Mr Sohier of Beverly moved to reconsider the House action in preferring to the committee on railroads the petition of the Mog Elevated Railroad Company and lay it on the table. He argued the House lacks rules and guidance as to how reports can be made until joint rules are decided upon. The Senate already possessed committee reports on rules for twelve days with no action. Mr Sivera asked if delaying rules would force a two thirds vote to suspend bills, though a majority currently suffices. Mr Sanger agreed, noting even four fifths might be required to secure. The motion was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Worcester
Hlause
Worcester Real Estate Association
Hildreth
Holyoke
Barker
Malden
Sprout
Worceser
Metmaney
Fsstou
Cook
Weymouth
Gilmnan
Newto Hound
Hayes
Boston
Ona
Yeas
Senate
Sohier
Beverly
House
Committee On Railroads
Mogs Elevated
Sivas
Sanger
Representative Randall
Fall River
Exsenator
Howes Norris
Cottage City
Randall
Mr. Randall
Norris
Congress
Sam
Washington
Davis
Trezard
Harriman
Gilford
Keith
State Senate
Cape
Alr. Randall
Randal
Falliver
James Tutted
Mardendal
Provinestown
Gourne
Downy
Randall II
Republican State Central Committee
Tee
Board of Aldermen
Commion Council
Wilson Lft
Committee On Finance
Wilson
Alden UN Wilson
Chaumnan Wilson
Alderaman Leary
Vic
Connell
Furtiermore
Metropolitan Police Board
Star
Aldermakin Gerruth
Love
Melbysmin
Cotien
Breater Turer
Hoard
Sommer
Wilson T
Aldermman Pieod
Legislative
Lebt Hinitty Westion
Aldermas Sle Lauzaima
New York
John G. Stearns
Willam
Sayward
House Adopts Multiple Orders on Gambling Margins and Prisons
House actions include extending net provisions to gambling margins, assessing abandoned farms, restricting libel publications harming trade, codifying labor laws, delaying May June eel pesca restrictions on the Merrimack River, charter changes for Somerville to the Water Board, mayoral appointments, corporate taxation with Commonwealth, street upkeep by railways, special police liability, and railroad wreck penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asio
Dherrimack
Wa-er Board
Commonwealth
House Bills Reported On Expenditures and Child Labor
The House reported bills reimbursing Lynn for funds spent for downtown militia purposes, and favoring Henry Mathson. An inexpedient order related to unclaimed estates and a proposal to employ children under thirteen in factories or mercantile establishments statewide was also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Lynn
Henry
State Board of Arbitration Report Shows High Work in Settlements
The annual report to the Legislature indicates the State Board of Arbitation and Conciliation largely united employers with employees and kept disputes calm. The board notes extensive efforts toward efficiency, with only one notable exception and disputes remaining few. Expenses totaled $8405 with a $9000 appropriation approved for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Conciliation
State Board of
Prince
Nord Adamsiana
Settutpe
Veril lL.bor
Winouunl
SUOUO
Moseley’s Shoe Stock Sale At 400 Washington Street
A promotional notice announces Moseley’s store at 400 Washington Street selling off fine shoes and boots. The sale offers reduced prices on first class footwear including worn or damaged stock, encouraging shoppers to visit next Monday morning for bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moseiey Ss Co
Washington S
Dusbie
Randall Faces Cancel Culture Divides in First District
The piece reports Republican tensions in the first congressional district over incumbent Randall. Ex senator Howes Norris backs Randall, while Fall River and other towns show disaffection. a subcommittee revises representation to favor Randall, with Norris serving on the committee evaluating the plan.
QUINCY POSTMASTER APPOINTMENT PROVOKES DISPLEASURE
In Quincy there is keen disappointment over Warren W. Adams being named postmaster. Congressman Morse’s action triggered widespread dissatisfaction across parties and even a Republican majority favored retaining Postmaster Speare. Adams, a Quincy native, veteran of the war, and former 1889 legislator, was renominated but failed to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Quincey
Warren W. Adams
Morse
Adams
Speare
St Joseph’s Church Seeks Embankment Redevelopment
St Joseph’s Church on Chambers Street faces growth pressure as overflow crowds spill onto sidewalks and street. Proposals by noted architect Keeley for a new parochial school on a four-corner site along the Charles River embankment would create a prominent church complex overlooking the river, leveraging a long-held plan to use adjoining properties on North Charles and Poplar streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Chambers Street
Allen Street
North Charles
Poplar
Charles River
Keeley
Ns York
Subscriptions Acknowledged For Town Building Fund
The record lists donations from individuals including C. A. TL Brookline and Noah Clare of Brookline toward a building project. Total receipts to January 31, 1890 amount to 4.67 dollars with further pledges or requests for funds. Fifteen of twenty-five subscribers agreed to donate 100 dollars each, illustrating growing support for the work and progress of the new town building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbrattleboro Women’s
Colin Olibws
Merciansers
C. A. TL
Brookline
A. W. Goddard
Noah Clare
Coss
Gina Leach Cialis
Piiaplere
Wee Ates
Dancan
Siz
Ioward Bt
Waiter stabbed during disturbance at Metropolitan Hotel
James E. Donnelly a Metropolitan Hotel waiter attempted to eject Morris Harrington for disorderly conduct when Harrington drew a knife and stabbed Donnelly in the right hip. The injured man was taken to City Hospital and his condition considered dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Donnelly
Metropolitan Hotel
Morris Harrington
Donnelly
Cityospital
Dredger Delay Prompts City Talks On Charles River Fill
City officials and dredger backers held urgent talks at City Hall after repeated failures of the New York dredger to complete the Charles River fill from Beacon Street to Cousens's Wharf. The machine struggled with hard gravel, causing odor and safety complaints amid protests from nearby landowners. Pride of the contract, extensions granted, and a renewed plan to demonstrate progress were discussed, with promises to complete or involve the Boston and Albany Railroad if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
City Hall
Dredskin
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Cousens’s
Cottage Farm
Boston & Albany Railroad Corporation
Edward Sokes
New York
Potomac River
Washington
Girowsn
Boston Harbor
Charles Liver
Neghborhood
Brookline
Newton
Messrs. Adkins, Jordan and Outs
Mater
Lweai Department
Poton Ve
California
New England
Slaters
D. B. Kendall
NLP Steks
Stoxes
Horace Jordan
Jones
Sir Meehan
Altire
Stokes
Chant
Post
Agai
Coursday
Tie Steev
Gail
Dre Ding Company
Ils
New Dail
Streecs
Spcludiie
CI Coulsg
Alnyor
Mr. Stokes
Tus Izigids
Boson & Albany Railroad Corporation
Nendall
Meeting of Polk Lore Society at Dr Blake's home
Members gather at 226 Marlboro street for a Polk Lore Society meeting. Professor Pallinainr of the Peabody Museum reads on a sacred serpent worship in America and its possible cross continental roots. Discussion follows stressing study of Indigenous religious ideas in archaeology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Blake
Marlboro Street
Pallinainr
Peabody Museum of Oan Rica Archicology
America
City to seek higher tax rate to fund repairs and schools
The Board of Aldermen approved a plan for the mayor to urge the Legislature to raise the city tax rate from 1.90 to 1.905 on the dollar to fund permanent improvements and schoolhouses. Debate focused on debt limits and the need for emergency repairs to sewers and schools following a Thanksgiving Day fire.
Reunion at Parker's Highlights Altit Hotels and Club Events
Alt t Hotels Class of 50 at Parker's last evening with Grace E Cross presiding and Miss G G Armstrong reading Memories of Acadia. Jamaica Fishn Gun Club dinner at Parker's with President A W Rounds in the chair. Tremont House to switch to European plan. Mr Harris to retire. Various arrivals and meetings at Young's Vendome and other hotels surfing business and social events in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker’s
Grace E. Cross
G. G. Armstrong
Acadia
Robert Petremont
Louise A. Pieper
Gertrude BP
Davis
William Devine
W. J. Biexneil
Vendome
If. Sproul
Pitts- Duis
Swain
Brook Vn
N. Y
Douglas P. Birney
New SF
Manager George C Mann to leave Quincy House for Parker House
It is reported that George C Mann, since J W Johfsen’s death, will relinquish control of the Quincy House today and take an active role in managing the Parker House where he has held an interest since May. He offered Jones $2000 for his release but failed to secure it until now. The Quincy successor is not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Mann
J. W. Johfsen
Quincy House
Parker House
Mann
Ewniis
Les Parserthouse
Slann
W. Beekman
Contributions Acknowledged For Bardwell Sufferers Relief
Ex-Governor Long notes additional fund contributions for Bardwell relief. Readable items include Brookline donors such as S223 3 M A and B27 irs, plus Jordan of Boston, Ward colored donor, Willits Eaton and George H Qaines with amounts ranging from five to twenty, totaling 299 17. The Colored National League of Boston is listed among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Fund For
Bardwell
M. A
Brookline
Irs
Jordan
Boston
Ward
Willits. Eaton
George H. Qaines
Jd. EL Dorr
Milton
Colored National League of Boston
Writs and suits span the United States Circuit Court docket
The January entry covers Nelson J. William J. Stevens seeking habeas relief after insolvency proceedings and a contested poor debtor examination with charges of fraud, appeals, and forced custody. It also lists civil actions including Grenier v Turman for $15,000 personal injuries and multiple case references in Middlesex and Boston counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson
William J. Stevens
William Fuller
Stoneham
Halred
Cerani
Lesv
Haposime
Gner
Avai
Ile Miazisivace
J.gi
Couny
Ilso
Eerliobarh
Slain
K. Lund
W. E. Dewell
H. Wueeier
Supreme Judicial Court January term summary
The report covers two equity cases from the Supreme Judicial Court. In the first, J M Russell et al vs W R Dunpee et al, assignees, creditors seek to apply pledged wool value to advances and redeem remaining balance. defendants are assignees of Brown Steese & Clark. Heard, decision reserved with counsel for plaintiffs and defendants. In the second, assignees of Thompson sue Evans and Thompson. claim Thompson conveyed assets while insolvent to Evans to hinder creditors. The deed dated January 23, 1889 is alleged in fraud and held in trust for Thompson’s estate. a preliminary injunction against sale or transfer is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Russell
W. R. Dunpee
Isecown
Steese & Clark
Oregon
Brown, Steese & Chirk
Plainsalfs
Massachusetts Loan & Trust Company
Brown, Steese & Clark
J. Bb. Warner
H. G. Nichols
Viceree P
Lphompson
Bill
Vans Beimg
Ianilin
Superior Court Session Notes From Jan 3 Pitman GD
Records cover contract and personal injury actions including Chandler vs American Express and Chandler estate cases, with damages sought up to 920,000 and 1500 for death of Lucy W Chand. Mentions Old Colony Railroad injury case, passenger on train, negligence claim, and scheduled sessions and motions before Judge Garker and Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Pitman GD
W. Chandler
American Expres Company
W. Chand
Jee
Lucy W. Chand
William Ts
Quiicy
Placiotla
Isatin
Dis
J. . Benton
Secon
Judee Garker
Laruropr
Frederick D. Chase
Richard Mitchell
Tim
Bons
Atsen
Marshall
George &, Rovers
Acton
Mason
J. Chester Siow
John Bb. Alley
Insolvency Court Suffolk January adjournments and actions
Insolvency Court in Suffolk County held adjourned third meetings on January 31 with multiple cases moved to later dates. Proceedings include adjournments for Patrick Gallasier March 22, Edith Gimney April 5, George Cocnnower discharges, and various petitions and compositions referenced, with several second meetings closed and warrants ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Gallasier
Pilestom Bros
Edith M. Gimney
George Fe Cocnnower
Dosuhand
Caldwell
Charles F. Schwaar
William J. Contin
William J. Sievers
Frank PB
Roxana A. Tyler
Pinney
Marsi
Corin
Same
Edwin Tf
Ms Adtord
Bipber
Milward
Toomey
Bedard Ccswift
Theale Juusmagt Dediors
Loring Ev Ai
Bouiilier
Stuart
Gibson
Woo. Brooks & Co
Willian O F. Brooks
Nathan
iLaward
Power Bros
Parker Bryant
Parrow
Bros
Joneh & fLiaver
Limothy
A. Atwood
W. i Brooks & Co
Chester Williukilis
SHINE
Superior Court id desex 83 action vs Marlboro Inhabitants
Case before Justice Thompson to recover damages for injuries from a defective lugh. Party Isaizah D. Studson sues the Inhabitants of Marlboro Acton alleging fault and seeking compensation for harm caused by the defective condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Phompson
Isaizah D. Studson
Marlboro
Acton
Civil cases at Essex County Superior Court Lynn docket
In Salem Jan 183 the Essex County Superior Court lists tort and contract actions. Dunlap vs City of Lynn seeks damages for car injuries due to a highway defect with a $325 judgment for the plaintiff. Martin vs Brown claims $1200 for building work with defense asserting a general deal and a special contract. Several criminal term details and numerous cases follow, including Ross et al v Green and multiple v. Wheeler & Wilson Co and others, with various defendants and trial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Jan
Sherman
Dunlap
City of Lynn
Joan R. Dunlap
Dana Res
F.L. Evans
J. R. Baldwin
Jamaica Plain Gun Club Clay Pigeon Tournament Results
The Jamaica Plain Gun Club hosted a full day of clay pigeon events at Clarendon Hills from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Many shooters from Boston area clubs attended. Multiple events yielded winners such as Schaefer Leslie and Lee taking early six blue rocks, and Chase and Woodruff dominating several categories, with Lindsey Oliver, Boothby and Roxton among top finishers in others. The championship challenge by the Massachusetts State Shooting Association saw Wellington edge Jamaica Plain 79 to 64. A New England club supper followed revived by convivial remarks at Lu Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
Clarendon Hills
Boston
Blue Rocks
Schaefer
Leslie
Lee
Chase
Oliver
Boothby
Woodruff
Needham
Cilsey
Bluerocks
Payson
Bowker
Roxton
Herbert
Edwards
Bradbury
Wedebury
Bazer
Brooks
Cilley
Shaw
See
Woodrwf
Roxto
Herbert Beene
Isc
Eager
Massachusetts State Shooting Association
Jamaica Plain Gun Club
Wellington
Jamaica Plain Gan Club
Clay Pineons
Sampson
Leu Bluerocks
Ensign
Len Clay Pircons
Mateh
Olver
Savage
Peyson
Riley
Booth
Eazer
Woodruti
Beckby
Sunnyysou
Calley
Miss
Dancing in the New Month at Cotillion Hall
Samuel Adams Colony No 98 held its third annual subscription party and ball masquerade in Cotillion Hall last night. About 200 couples in varied costumes danced to Baldwin's Cadet Orchestra led by Dr W P Edwards. eight hundred tickets were sold for the North End Athletic Club hall, with Councilmen Irving and Dixon among attendees. Hobbs's Orchestra provided music and K Living directed the floor with assistants. Samford Club hosted its third social in Paine Memorial Hall with John J Hunter as floor marshal and Michael F Hart assisting, also featuring Hobbs's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Adams Colony
Pilgrin Fathers
Cotillion Hall
Baldwin
W. P. Edwards
North End Athletic Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Irving and
Dixon
Irving
Mod. Feetex
Boston Cade:lite
HH. AL Conoon
Samford Club
Paine Memorial Hall
Buy Garples
John Jd. Hunter
Michael F. Hart
Hobbs
Senator Towle s Literary Class Ninth Meeting
The ninth meeting of Senator Towle s English literature class, led by Mrs. Treworzy on Blazdon street, gathered with multiple members to discuss Macaulay as an historian and essayist. The final session will occur next Friday afternoon at Mrs. Robinson s residence with a Carlyle lecture invited for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lion
George Makepeace Lowle
Treworzy
Blazdon Street
Treworgy
J. H. McCarthy
PF. HE. Draper
Carlyle
Boston Branch of Security Building and Loan Assoc
The Boston branch of the Security Building and Loan Association of Minneapolis Minnesota operates like a cooperative bank with most funds invested in the West, yielding higher interest. Each share is valued at 100 dollars with a monthly payment of 60 cents. Incorporated under Minnesota law, it is overseen by the state superintendent of banks. Further details may be obtained by writing to Security Building and Loan Association, 23 School Street, Room 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Security Building and Loan Association of
Minneapolis
Minn
F. L. Creely
Philip IL Goss
Shnnesota
Securlty Bulding and Loan Association
School Street
Stoddard to Lecture on Switzerland in Boston
Notes indicate Mr John S Stoddard will leave Boston today and return in December his lectures will cover Switzerland a popular topic a prosperous run noted Also militia roster changes include Joseph H Lathrop named captain and Fred I Clayton as first lieutenant and adjutant at eighth infantry Public notices list upcoming lectures and religious services with details on venues dates and speakers Including readings by Will Carleton and A Munroe Thayer at Young Men's Christian Union and various church programs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Stoddard
Boston
Switzerland
Stoddard
Joseph H. Lathrop
Chase
Fred I Clayton
Eighth Infantry
Poyen
British Charitable Society
Young's Hotel
Will Carleton
Star
A. Munroe Thayer
New West
Young Men’s Christian Union
Church of the First Religious Society
Roxbury
Berkeley Streets
Francis Bellany
Dearbon Street
Joseph Stewart
F. B. Hornbrooke
Channing Hall
Christ
Sudden Death at Tremont Temple
Mrs. Julia Harris wife of a Tremont street carpet and furniture dealer died suddenly at Tremont Temple yesterday afternoon after delivering an address at a mothers prayer meeting. She collapsed while seated behind the reading desk as onlookers rushed to aid her. Life was extinct within minutes with the clock stopping at 4 45 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Harris
Tremont Street
Tremont Temple
Toas
Tarris
Injured couple in motor collision face critical care
Mr John Russell and Mrs Russell were injured when an electric car collided with their carriage on Wednesday evening. His condition worsened to dangerous yesterday after a reported period of doubt. Mrs Russell, hurt in the same incident, is rapidly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
Russell
Sunday Notices Arlington Street and Local Churches
Sunday notices list services at Arlington Street and nearby churches with morning sermons at 10:30, vesper and evening services, and musical selections. Several pastors and speakers are named including Rev. Brooke, Rev. Francis J. Kenamy, and Rev. Leighon Parks. choirs and soloists perform, with seats free and public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Stret
Brooke fHerard
Colbaunion
Usui
Kipo M. Christian
UNION
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Lysander Freeman
Ost
Fiona
Joseph
Wiss Edith B Lamphrey
Rano
Lucy Poecker
Creo Ge Be
Veryodly
W. A. Willis
Carl Bk. Merrill
George Merndall Taylor
Koster Luing
Christian Association
Boylston
Erkoley St
Francis J. Kenamy
Dearborn Street Baptist Church
George McDonald
Harry Jaas
A. C. Barnell
Macedon
Cooper
Stewart
Sullivan
Messrs
Cooper and Sewart
George Proctor
Chu Hch
Brook Line Street
Omer
Warren Avenue
Lou
Charles G. Ames
Besex Street
Edward C. Guild
Mission Church OF St
St. Joseph’s Convent
Jersey City
Wilk
Mutton
Chase
Huwecies Steeet Church
Jviss O
Exeter Street
I. Hae
Pun
Boston
Kinary J
Choist
Sand Tioo
A. Hare
D.do
Uiis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Navy Yard
Tie
Thomas N. Hart
South Boson
Board of Gas and Electric Ligh
Elec
Ee Board of Health
Biralli
P. Gallagler
Lieston Neneo Board
Maver
Goson, Winthrop & Shore Railroad Company
Revere
Murphy and Others
Aise
Old Colony Line
Congressman de Paneer — Howes Norris
St. Joseph's Parish
West End
William Duncan
Metlakragtla, Alasaa
Stape
Horsword
Ww. B. Giisais
Winnipes
Manitoba
Save
Witiout
Acterica
Common Council
Altt Hotels
Brunswick
E. C. Henderson
G. al. Jerry
Chicago
E.G. Richards
Pace Conn
Young’s
Charles Hi. Whitman
Cotton
Farmington
Mer
Chicaro
J. H. Nee Sew
York
George 5
Lone
Sprinsfe
EL L. Whittock
Peans
Eltee
Wire
Portland
Capain
Geoze Allein
Nantucket
ALD Wyckolt
Newark
Parvker
S—W. J. Novton
Cleveland
Lenins
Brian Is Thet
Alneago
Iat
Gilber
John Q. Ewitcehell
Thomas G. Hunt
Buffalo
M. Y
Benjamin’ Greene
G. W. Laderer
E. F. Thompson
Woresster
H. J. Holbrook
Utica
Singer
Miss. Traser
Palaiheis de Stickney
St. Paul
Re. Campbell
Converse J. Smith
Concord
N. H
A. Bofowler
Exeter
BE. L. Stevens
Newburyport
Kh. Ds. Gas
Newbury
N.Y
Daniel
Fill
Beeben
Peavy
Wolteboro
Niche
S. Heald
Poal Ind
Aimerican
Baicom
Rod- Gnson
Willard
J. C. Hutchinson
Clark
Charles Spiercei
L. S. Wildesheim
A. G. Pratt
Connecicut
Crawsford
E. C G. Moore
Parker's
L. Powers
RB. Clark
R. A. Morse, Jr
P. B. Runyan
W. N. Daven
Luchanan
the Vitants of Marines
Vere
Colevian Et al v
Cambge
Ayuen
Pro Aid
Sane
Sterrill
Maditon iv. Co
Middlesex Pre Co
Supreme Judicial Cours
Field
Suffolk County
McKim, d
Rood Et al
Green
Sellers
Wheeler & Wilson Mig. Co
Donkey
Monashan
Cox
Ryan
Naimkeag
Mivise
Pegie
Donaloe, Adiux
V. Guidet
Medbury
Overbeck
Var- Sms
Node
Heath
Roverson
Tufts
Winchester Et al
Ignee
Vy, Richards
Naumkeng St
Viectors
Senator Towle
Tadward
Meebers
G. O. Taylor
G. CO. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
George €. Guouwn
Dohn Street
Neeetork City
MR. Russell
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