Civil Court Proceedings Patchwork in First Circuit and Massachusetts Listings
The record compiles multiple federal court items: First Circuit appeal in Putnam et al v Cutcheon with hearings on motion to dismiss and stay, Mass Circuit Court actions pending decree, and a United States District Court session with an indictment for selling malt liquor without tax. The docket lists numerous case numbers and participants, including judges Blodgett and others, and notes equity actions in Belmont street land conveyance and mortgage redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Putnam
C. A. Taber
A. P. Browne
United States District Court
Newson
United States
Julia Fox
Internal Revenue Law
J. M. Marshall
A. D. Moran
Baker
Thomas
John Hillis
People’s Ice Co
Employers’ Liability Assur. Corp
Seager
Flagier
Joyce
McDonald
Same
Warner
Old Col. R.R
Keen
N. E. Mut. Acc. Assn
Welch
Torrey
Cameron
Snow
Child
O’connor
Benshimol
Paboudjian
Bennett
Nagle
Howland
West End R.R
Barrus
Ward
Goeller
Whittier Mach. Co
Meehan
Hankey
Boston
McManus
Dearborn
White
Haughes
Bird
Blodgett
E. C. Prescott
W. J. Dale, Jr
Ebenezer Dale, Jr
Ebenezer Dale, Sr
Dale & Co
Dale Jr
C. D. Turnbull
R. Stone
M. Storey
E. C. Bolles
Elkan
Murtagheee
D. G. Walton
H. B. Tuttle Et al
Belmont Street
J. BR
J. M. B. Churchill
S. H. Tyng
Supreme Court weighs descendants of Gray in French spoliation case
Equity action before Mor ton J seeks instructions on who among the Gray descendants should share a 122983 dollar payment from French spoliations paid by the United States in 1891. Parties dispute whether distribution follows the elder Gray will, a 1891 act construction, or next of kin at death or act approval. Court reserved decision after framing issues for a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Is
Morton
William Gray
William Gray, Sr
William Gray Brooks
United States
Gray
W. G. Russell
Bowditch
H. D. Hadlock
H. Gray
J. B. Warner
F. C. Gray
W. G. Brooks
Harrison Dunham
Board of Appeal
Inspector of Buildings of
Boston
Gold Street
H. Dunham
T. M. Babson
Hall
Cowley
Whipple
Jaquith
Shaw
Appleton
Perry
Shedd
Ellen Slattery versus City of Boston Injury Claim at Linden Street
Action to recover 4000 dollars for personal injuries from April 21, 1891, when Slattery slipped on a Linden Street Dorchester sidewalk at No. 40 due to an elevated service pipe box. Verdict for defendant. Attorneys J. P. Leahy for plaintiff T. W. Proctor for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Slattery
City of
Boston
Linden Street
Dorchester
No. 40
J. P. Leahy
T. W. Proctor
William Landol
Hamilton Woolien Mills
Amesbury
Mases
J. Hoar
E. W. Hutchins
H. Wheeler
Wesley D. Meservey
Arthur H. Lockett
West Chester Park
J. E. Hanley
I R. Clark
FP. Ranney
Willis
Sewall & D. C. Co
Behan
Fitzpatrick
Hassett
Same
Craven
West End Ry
Patch
Sullivan
Slattery
Perry
Burr Brewing Co
Flynn
McDonald
Levi
McGuinness
Loud
Channell
Inst
Sav
Newburyport
Rooney
Sewall & C. D. Co
Hall
Folsom
Downing
Ewing
Wilcox
Greely
Margeson Vy. Man. Bd. Association
Richardson
International Trust Company
J. S. Wilson
Wilson, Cassell & Co
R.M. Morse
S. L. Whipple
W. Kt. Bigelow
Solomons
West End R.R
Crowley
Boston & Me
R.R
Donahue
Partridge
McIintyre
Maine
Br.r
McCormie
Same Rae Coven
Mayard Enterprise
Extra
Investigation Committee
E. Avery
H. L. Baker
Thomas
John Hillis
Arthur H. Howland
George Flood
Aug. Newton
James Naylor
H. H. McGrail
A. D. Holt
Municipal Corporation
H. L
Court calendar notes cases and verdicts in Middlesex Superior Court
Cambridge February session records a mix of contract and tort actions. Verdicts favor defendants in Hanson vs Hull and in 1900 O Laughlin et al cases. plaintiff awarded $50 in Warren Alido vs Winn. The document lists numerous docket numbers and judge references with page citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Cambridge
Charles S. Hanson
Joseph Hull
Smith & Ludden
Allen & Mayberry
Frank Clement
Michael O’laughlin
L. Powers
Richard W. Shea
Grenier
Pro Ami
Lyman
Whalen
City of
Malden
Benjamin
Same
Barker
Elliott
Hammonp
Warren Alido
Joseph F. Winn
J. G.maguire
J. W. Johnson
Gray
McDonald
Driscoll
Hall
Cutler
Thorpe
Ahl
Parker
Stratton
Abbott
Malone
Alias
Hardy
Merrill
Davis
Busnach
Cooper
Wentworth
Admi
Forsaith
Goold
Smith
Sprague
Quimby
Waltham Emery Wheel Co
Blanchard
Hood
Hurley
O'Sullivan
Morse
Death of J S Waterman Longtime Roxbury resident
Roxbury honors J S Waterman who died after a spinal paralysis attack two months earlier. Born Staten Island 63 years ago, he moved to Roxbury as a child and started cabinet making and undertaker work in 1858, later aided by his two sons. Funeral at Dudley Street Baptist Church with interment in Forest Hills Cemetery. He leaves a widow two sons and a daughter and belonged to multiple fraternal orders and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Waterman
Roxbury
Waterman
Staten Island
Nathaniel Adams
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Royal Arcanum
Joseph Warren Commandery of
Masons
Mt. Vernon R. A. Chapter
Roxbury Council
Massachusetts Lodge Knights of Pythias
Roxbury Club
Forest Hills Cemetery
St. Francis de Saies
Benjamin W. Shippie
Pa Pecter
West End
Warren L. Lord
Theuilding Department
Shipie
Providence
Bert Cruff
Red Lands
Pasadena
Cal
Roxbury Crossing: Prominent District Friend Faces Popular Support
In Roxbury Crossing, a well-liked figure commands broad support among district friends and neighbors, reflecting strong local popularity and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RoxBury Crossing
Roxbury's Heavies Named in Local Portrait
The Post lists ten Roxbury residents believed to weigh over two hundred pounds each: Christy Leavitt, Michael Connelly, James Fitzgibbons, Patrick Glenen, William Jacobs, Carl Jaeger, William Kiley, Charles Whorisky, J. B. Mulvey, and Patrick Keough. Tomorrow the Post will publish ten more names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Post
Christy Leavitt
Michael Connelly
James Fitzgibbons
Patrick Glenen
William Jacobs
Carl Jaeger
William Kiley
Charles Whorisky
J. B. Mulvey
Patrick Keough
Schoolland expansion plans advance amid Baker estate snag
The Dorchester school committee seeks City Council funds to acquire 30 000 sq ft at Richmond and Dorchester for a new grammar school by eminent domain after a clause in the Baker will blocks selling the full 48 000 sq ft lot. Work to start once appropriation passes as the plan to take the site proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Dorchester Avenue
Baker
Associates’ Hall
Milton
James G. Grant
Charles A. Strangman
J. T. Fabian
George E. Watson
A. R. Davis
W. J. Martin
E. L. Maulton
George Sewall
Samuel Atherton
Columbia Street
Dorchester
Winthrop Hall
Woman’s Book Review Club
Julia Ward Howe
Kate Gannett Wells
Kate Tannett Woods
Helen M. Winslow
Jane Austin
J. A. Jacobs
Aline G. Emerson
Humming Bird
Willie Elliott
Lower Mills Baptist Church
Woods’ Hall
J. Callahan
Linden Street
Dorchester Yacht Club
Ted King
Rat Island
Edward McAvellar
Catherine Reddington
Highland Street
Mollie Riley
Katie Lally
Agnes Lally
Mamie Lally
Misses Littlefield
Redna Coombs
Mr. Boyle
John Murphy
You and I
Music Hall
Messrs
Ryan
Corcoran
Grrove HA
Dorchester’s Heavyweights Named as Solid Citizens
Dorchester residents list includes Tom Clexton William Hall Edward McNulty Jr Barney Hennessey Thomas Cox M H Norton Pp J Norton Alex Glover Jr Thomas Eagan John O Connell among the town’s notable citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Post
Tom Clexton
William Hall
Edward McNulty
Barney Hennessey
Thomas Cox
M. H. Norton
J. Norton
Alex Glover, Jr
Thomas Eagan
John O'Connell
Revere residents question electric car on late Lynn and Boston line
In Chelsea area news, citizens wonder why the 11 40 trip from Cornhill at night lacks an electric car. The Board of Aldermen revisits Dr Sibley’s city physician confirmation amid local political maneuvering. Lectures at Universalist Church halted. Mt Bellingham Church Ladies’ Aid Society officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Lynn & Boston Street Railway Company
Cornhill
Sibley
Chipman
Universalist Church
Chelsea's Heavyweights and Chelsea's solid citizens
Dents of Chelsea list weights likely over two hundred pounds each with names KF H Whelpley I T Shuman Charlie Sewler Frank Nolan Arthur Roche William Stoker Spencer Gilman Terence O Dowd Philip McDougall Andrew Smith. Breenan's Pius cures Sick Headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Post
KF. H. Whelpley
I. T. Shuman
Charlie Sewler
Frank Nolan
Arthur Roche
William Stoker
Spencer Gilman
Terence O’ Dowd
Philip McDougall
Andrew Smith
South Boston Club Interest Grows Amid Local News
Reports show rising enthusiasm for a South Boston Club with hopes it would foster civic improvement. Leaders urge inviting city officials to club events to better illustrate district needs. Also notes local figures: Cullen heads to Florida for health, yacht club event, and a lecture on the modern newspaper.
South Boston Names List of Notable Citizens
The text cites a roster of South Boston figures hailed as solid citizens including John McGeary Dave Stapleton James Conlon William Murphy Thomas Murphy Mike Magrath Don Sulivan Tim Sullivan George Rowe and John Quinlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Post
John McGeary
Dave Stapleton
James Conlon
William Murphy
Thomas Murphy
Mike Magrath
Don Sulivan
Tim Sullivan
George Rowe
John Quinlan
East Boston Whist Winners And Tragedy At Summer Street
At a recent whist party at Miss Aggie Owens home prizes were awarded to Herbert G. Knight John Shaw Mrs Bruce Miss Aggie Owen and A Z Snow John F Sullivan a 19 year old resident of 286 Sumner Street died after a lingering illness Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Assumption The horseback buggy of Dr A L McCormack was stolen from his office sidewalk East Boston residents urge improved street car service and transfer checks The Ferryman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggie Owen
Summer Street
Herbert G. Knight
John Shaw
Bruce
A. Z. Snow
John F. Sullivan
Sumner Street
Church of the Assumption
Goddard
A. L. McCormack
East Boston
Boston
East Boston Solid Citizens Named for Post
Dents of East Boston. They are guaranteed to the Post correspondent to weigh over two hundred pounds each: John Mullen. Patrick Sweeney. John Stinson. Arthur Simpkins. James Dolan. Peter Stickney. W. 8. Johnson. A. M. Smith. D. T. Thompson. A.M. Stone. names of East Boston's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Post
John Mullen
Patrick Sweeney
John Stinson
Arthur Simpkins
James Dolan
Peter Stickney
W. 8. Johnson
A. M. Smith
D. T. Thompson
A.M. Stone
Somerville Versus Annexation to Boston Debated
The article discusses Somerville’s resistance to annexation by Boston, noting liquor influence and pride of independence as barriers. It foresees eventual union with Cambridge and Boston while highlighting needs for better schools, police, and fire protection in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Somerville
Cambridge
Somerville Honors Its Solid Citizens
The list names Somerville’s respected residents including J. W. Converse Dr. Gould R. H. Farnum W. W. G. Richardson J. B. Young Dr. Unwin George North W. Budge James Alten and S. W. Jontin as trusted community figures.
Seven Distinct Offers With Two Round Trip Tickets Each
The Post announces seven offers each providing two round trip tickets for the recipient to take a wife husband or friend on the trip. Five Boston area sections will award tickets to the top vote-getter by March 1 1893. Two at large offers go to NE residents outside those sections with the two highest vote totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
New England
How the Vote Stands for Chelsea and East Boston
A list of voters with tallies showing residents from Chelsea and East Boston. The roll names many individuals with vote counts, noting that those under twenty will be omitted in future updates. Names include Holleran, Hickey, Neptune, Wall, D Eutre mont, Buchan, Harwood, Lambert, Ferry, Kenney, Whitmore, Munns, Greenburg, Dennis, Welton, Shattuck, Palmer, Williams, Farrell, Hurley, Lane, Clark, Murphy, Walsh, Cardigan, Russell, etc. Counts range from single digits to over two thousand, reflecting wide participation in the political tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
East
Boston
Joseph J. Holleran
Federal St
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
K. R. Neptune
Eaton St
Wiliam Wall
Cambridge St
Henry L. D’eutremont
Peabody
George W. Buchan
Andover
A. T. Harwood
Fitchburg B.R. Depot
Fred P. Lambert
Nashua St
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire St
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
D. L. Munns
Chapman St
Sallie Greenburg
Lowell St
W. J. Dennis
Harrison Ave
John F
Fred Lane
Concord
N. H
D. F. Clark
Montpelier
Aiene J. Bismark Crimmins
John Farrell
Endicott St
Daniel F. Leehy
North Market St
James J. Murphy
W. H. Walsh
Hanover St
L. Lawless
Waltham
James Girard
Temple St
A. D. Pierce
Congress St
Robert Grady
Milk St
Thomas Russell
Pop'ar Ave
John B. Cardigan
Genesee St
M. L. Holt
South Gardner
Sam Keatley
Court St
A'bert Dean
Ames Building
Chas. A. Manoney
E. P. Nichols
Bucksport
Fred A. Smith
Springvale
John E. DeWitt
Cambridge City News Roundup of Local Bets and Changes
The mayor dismisses Police Inspectors Ducey and Harriman for gambling and a hearing is set for next Tuesday. Front Street to University Avenue and a dignified naming plan for the Cambridge approach to Harvard Bridge are discussed. Captain Hill’s Hawaiian visits and early landing of natives are described in extracts from the Cambridge Tribune. Commuters complain about crowding on Pearl Street and North Avenue cars as Port and Back Bay riders fight for space. Agassiz Royal Arcanum challenges Lowell Council in a membership contest for a supper prize. Ernst Makechine plans a full program for tonight’s public rehearsal. Loyal True Blues host a basket party at Temple of Honor Hall. Marion Brooks’s mother hosts an event at 21 Lee Street. Crosby and a procession will install St. John’s Court officers in East Cambridge. Cantabrigia Club’s Cantabrigia meeting at Woodbridge Gym features a science-led program. Harvard Bripes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Ducey
Alonzo S. Harriman
Front Street
University Avenue
Cambridge
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge Tribune
Samuel Hill
Hawaiian Islands
Bic Ophelia
Boston
Captain Hill
Kamehameha I
F. Stanhope Hill
Thee
Samue Hill
Pearl Street
Back Bay
North Avenue
Port
Agassiz Council
Royal Arcanum
Lowell Council
Agassiz
David
Ernst Makechine
True Blues
Temple of Honor Hall
E. D. Brooks
Lee Street
Ageran
Marion Brooks
Thomas F. Crosby
St. John’s Court
M.c.co. F
G. A. R. Hall
East Cambridge
Cantabrigia Club
Woodbridge Gymnasium
Harvard Bripes
Charlestown Y M C T Society to stage concert at Monument Hall
Charlestown St Marys Y M C T Society plans a Sunday evening concert at Monument Hall on February 12 featuring vocal artists Mrs L J Lyons Baby Low George B McKenna Harold Walter Leavitt Theresa Crostein and others. The Hungry Three announce a party at Monument Hall on February 7. Funeral of Daniel Doherty from 24 Mt Vernon street with high mass at St Marys and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Lyman Washburn and Edith Grandy wed in Everett and will live on Bartlett street. A 100 couple dance at Monument Hall hosted by Treadwell Wood and Reece with G E Reece floor director. The second talk in Association Hall will be by Rev Arthur S Burrows on traps with Sunday program Sunday February 5 Financial Traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Y. M. C. T. Society
Monument Hall
Sunnday
Bke
Loretta Whellan
Larry Stedman
Annie Sullivan
James Quigley
J. Albert Snow
Daniel Doherty
Mystic Water Works
Mt. Vernon Street
Cele
St. Mary’s Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Abraham Lincoln
Bartlett Street
Messrs
Treadwell
Wood
Reece
G. E. Reece
J. R. Treadwell
P. O. Wood
Nts
Mose Morse
W. Ford
Association Hall
Arthur S. Burrows
First Baptist Church
Urban social events and local notices from BunkeR Hill era
The report lists events including a Gyngeryne Athletic Club party with McCabe's Orchestra, Urbane Association dance at Monument Hall with the Germania Orchestra, and a large promenade. It also notes Simon Donovan likely leaving the Dock and Elevator Company, Alderman Mitchell's illness, and Colonel Fred Bogan's successful examination for Ninth Regiment command with a gubernatorial commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
Gyngeryne Athletic Club
Charlestown Artillery
McCabe
Monument Hall
Urbane Association
Terpsichore
Germania Orchestra
Simon Donovan
Hoosac Tunnel
Donovan
Alderman Mitchell
Fred B. Bogan
Bunker Hill
Charlestown's Heavies Names Ten Large Citizens
The Post lists ten Charlestown residents deemed its heaviest, each over 200 pounds. Named are William Healy, George H. Brayton, John P. Lorine, John E. Hayes, Patrolman William E. Kelley, Maurice Walsh, Eugene Sullivan, Chandler Eastman, Bernard McCabe, and Michael ONeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Post
William Healy
George H. Brayton
John P. Lorine
John E. Hayes
William E. Kelley
Maurice Walsh
Eugene S&. Sullivan
Chandler Eastman
Bernard McCabe
Michael O'Neil
Cambridge's Heavyweights and Solid Citizens
Cambridge residents listed as leading figures and trusted names include J. M. Davis F. C. Witherell F. D. Bartlett A. E. White D. M. Hazen F. W. Mellen J. G. Ball F. W. Perry J. A. Dow Co. Walker and other Cambridge's solid citizens.
Icy Streets Cause Injury and Local Jokes At Beacon Park
A woman slipped on Washington street amid icy sidewalks Wednesday night and broke her leg. Mr Newman newsdealer is described as a poet and practical joker who recently penned a parody of Ta-ri-ra-boom-de-ay. The piece is gaining popularity among locals. In lighter news, a minstrel snow joke drew laughs as a performer claimed nine cents earned from a dollar to hold a horse and buy a Post at Newman's. A restaurant at 24 Franklin street plans to offer dancing parties and receptions. Samuel Zerenki left Kendall’s employ for Roberts’s market on eastern avenue. George N Kendall opened a new stable on River street, Cambridge. Beacon Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Newman
Funny End
Newman's
Franklin Street
Samuel Zerenki
George N. Kendall
Mr. Roberts
Estern Avenue
River Street
Cambrid
Beacon Park
Notable Brighton Citizens Named in Community Roll
A list of Brighton residents and solid citizens includes John Mack, B A Gillespie, Patsy Carly, Lawrence Doherty, William Glasby, Dave Thomas, Charles Johnson, N D Dore, Foster Johnson and Arthur Gilpatrick. Their names appear among the town’s respected figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Post
John Mack
B. A. Gillespie
Patsy Carly
Lawrence Doherty
William Glasby
Dave Thomas
Charles Johnson
N. D. Dore
Foster Johnson
Arthur Gilpatrick
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Thompson, J
Roxbury's
Breenan
Pius
South
Peninsula
Improvement Association
Governor Russell
Whitney
Thomas F. Cullen
Florida
Trimount Athletic Club
Jefferson Hall
Broadway
John J. O’brien
John O'Neill
Mutual Life Insurance Company
St. Augustine
Fla
John S. Godfrey
Bethesda Hall
Frank Ferdinand
E. W. Dixon
Hubert Pope
John J. Martin
R. H. Hussey
Alfred Schales
D. F. Carew
Otis Ruggles
Hiram Cherrington
George Hamblet
J. B. McDonough
Thomas F. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Fred Goodrich
The
C. C. Lynch
Globe
J. D. Carmody
Herald
W. S. McNary
Democrat
Orry Port
Winthrop
Cross Street Universalist
Ernst Makechnie
Frazar-Gordon Literary Club
J. P. Routh
Olp Powper Houwse
J. W. Converse
Dr. Gould
R. H. Farnum
W.W. G. Richardson
J. B. Young
Dr. Unwin
George North
W. Budge
James Alten
S. W. Jontin
LARCE
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
Joseph Husson
Nawn Court
W. Fleming
Field St
G. W. Trout
Lenox St
H. McKenzie
Shawmut Ave
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
Oeebale
J. L. Kingston
Edge
Belden St
James C. Ide
Savin Hill Ave
Lucy Drennan
Roseter St
Tub Canniht
Rorgmt Sr Cues
H. Strecker
Green St
E. C. Reinhardt
Posen St
A. B. Fernebees
A. S. Nolen
Harvest
Wee. Mee L. Starkey
Pynchon
J. J. Callahan
Chapel
Tee
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
James F. Flannery
Elmwood
Pa Loleeing
Phi Hare
Charles M. Dorothy
Hay
Thomas Bardsley
Locust St
T. Frank Walsh
Summer
Charles T. Schirmer
Stafford St
M. J. Driscoll
Hamburg St
Esther Tayor
Neponset Ave
F. N. St. Croix
E. Canton St
G. Roy Starkey
Pynchon St
Frank L. Davis
Washington St
George N. Walker
Concord Sq
George W. Goode
Adams St
J. Iveson
Roxbury Terrace
J.J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Peter J. Dutra
Cherry St
H. Cochrane
Belmont St
William P. Barnes
Mapleave
J. W. Corbett
Lexington St
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn
George W. Wilson
Austin St
Joseph T
L. Carbone
Benedict St
St Rank Ls
Mountaincs Coc
Cass Alicwiog
Tnowmas A. EO
ECS
Cree
Aaik Wines
Joseph G. Clinkard
Ean Eckle
John R. Sinclair
Derby ‘St. Re
H. C. Lund
Sidney A. Hatch
William Taylor
Glen Es
Ieee
CSP
Thomas N. Ayres
Fifth St
Thomas Gannon
Peter S. McKay
Tremont
James Pitt
PW Engley
E. Colbert
Windsor St
Frank P. Brown
Thomas Hughes
Rice
Elow Oscs
Sgie
O.asboace Erate
John P. Williams
Murdock
John Bergin
Amor Soq
Andrew Dwyer
Charles St
Samuel W. Joel
Watson St
Sacramento St
John FE. Daily
North St
W. Webster
Eliot
Alice B. Kelsey Er
Stade
Ric
Hugo Fiebr
Upton St
Sisk Pana Nus
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
West
George H. Smith
Harvey
Wbsclave
Ates
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth St
Joe Finnemore
Wesley St
By. de Dictoret
Patrick J. Curley, Jr
Eighth
Thomas F
H. W. Bryant
E. Seventh St
Sosepaks
Sae Eee
Patrick J. Harney
Dove St
Thomas F. Murphy
Third St
Rhonins J. Casey
E. First St
Fred E. Wayne
Dekincoise
Martin R. Kirby
A. O. Bisbee
West Broadway
Francis J. Teevins
W. Sixth St
Wim
F. Gorman
Dorchester St
H. G. Falvey
M.F. Murphy
Charles F. O’ Malley
Tate Vo Peets
Bbc Die U Ask Ee
Edwin G. Walker
E. Fourth Ste
Joe Brosseau
Marlboro St
J. H. Sylvester
Border St
Henry Pero
Maverick St
G. E. Dunbar
Shurtleff
Joseph P. Egan
Grove St
E. Plimmer
D. McCarthy
Summer St
S. N. Archibald
W. A. McDougall
Paris St
Ed Holland
Cor. Pope and Curtis
Arnold Thompson
Congress Ave
Geo. H. McDevett
Chelsea St
J. Hilton
Bremen St
J. P. Snow
M. E. Stickland
Decatur St
A. T. Stevens
E. R. Greene
W. J. Downey
James Barry
Lewis St
F. G. Nickerson
William A. McCarthy
William J. Murphy
Charles W. Diy
Monmouth St
William Griffin
Albert J. Dudley
Ash St
C. JeAlbee
Trenton St
Charles A. Stemler
Harve St
Hubert C. Purdy
F. L. Cameron
Bremen Sst
Ees
John T. Foley
Wm. G. Newman
Willims St
W. A. Guptill
E. B
Mike Lane
Beach St
Harry H. Kent
Bloomingdale Ave
Fred D. Rucker
Ceoeasvree
G. W. Randall
Ose Pvele Ee
Frank F. Oliver
Louis Chishoum
W. J. Matheson
Putnam Ave
Alexander McCabe
George Chisholm
Porter St
J. N. Hine
Winthrop St
Miss Ella Johnston
Summer WY
J. M. Davis
F.C. Witherell
F. D. Bartlett
A. E. White
D. M. Hazen
F. W. Mellen
J. G. Ball
F. W. Perry
J. A. Dow
Co. Walker
Brichton
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