Circuit Court of Appeals Rule Injunction Premature
United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit rules that the docket entry stating Opinion decree for complainants does not constitute an injunction decree. The appeal is dismissed with costs as premature. case involves infringement of a beating out machine patent and related equity actions. Several docketed cases and sessions follow, including tort and contract actions with multiple parties and receiverships in equity matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Putnam, Newson and Wess
George W. Herrick
J. C. Cutcheon
Circuit Court
Massachusetts
Equity
C. A. Taber
A. P. Browne
Roxbury Socials and A Moonstone Gift in Roxbury
Dearborn Lodge No 8 A U W marks its fourteenth anniversary with an Orienta Hall social on Feb 8 from 8 to 1 with Nasons orchestra and refreshments. Miss Maggie Early presents a moonstone ring to Miss Annie Cunningham at her home. A charity lecture and music awaits at Putnam Chapel Monday evening. The New York Hebrew Opera Company performed Truth Will Prevail in Hebrew at Dudley Street Opera House led by Mme Tautzman and Mr Silbert. Tremont Street electrics ran icy and slow causing stalled cars and comments on rapid transit. Roxbury Crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn Lodge No
Orienta Hall
Nason
Maggie
Annie Cunningham
Roxbury
Putnam Chapel
W. Prentiss Parker
New York Hebrew Opera Company
Dudley Street Opera House
Mme. Tautzman
Mme. Simons
Mme. Welinsky
N. A. Simons
Tautzman
Silbert
Tremont Street
Roxgury Crossing
Lien Granted on Steamer Carroll for Furnished Supplies
United States District Court decision holds the steamer Carroll owned by the Maine corporation Boston Halifax Prince Edward Island Steamship Co. liable for about 5000 in repairs and supplies furnished on credit to the vessel. Vessel domicile deemed Portland Maine, owner linked to Maine, despite Boston registration and home port marking. Decree for libellants and interveners, with various legal representatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
D. D. Kelley & Son
Atlantic Works
Boston, Halifax & Prince Edward Island Steamship Company
Maine Corporation
Boston
Carver & Blodgett
C.T. Russell, Jr
Thomas Russell
H. R. Bailey
J. W. Rollins
Supreme Judicial Court Equity Appeals in Middlesex and Newton
A Boston area legal roundup notes multiple equity actions. Thomas M Hall appeals a probate guardian account and bond issues. Jeremiah Shaw sues Brookline Ice Co. over spring water rights. S L Whipple et al seek to quiet Newton land title with mortgage history. W F Barnes moves to cancel a West Roxbury deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
In Equity
Morton
J. Thomas M. Hall
Charles Cowley
Guardian
Appellee
Middlesex Probate
Mary Ellen Garnett
J. C. Burke
B. D. O’connell
Lowell
C. Cowley
Jeremiah Shaw
Brookline Artificial Ice Company Et al
Equity
Respondent
Brookline
L. Whipple
W. R. Bigelow
F. L. Hayes
Ice Company
E. A. Bangs
Appleton
S. L. Whipple
Harry J. Faauith
Newton
W.R. Bigelow
A. A. Strout
W. H. Collidge
W. F. Barnes
Alice Barnes
Bill In
West Roxbury
E. H. Savary
John Prentiss
William Landol vs Hamilton Woollen Mills tort action
In Suffolk Superior Court on Feb 3 the first session resumed with a jury out in the case of William Landol, represented by pro ami, suing Hamilton Woollen Mills for 30000 in damages for personal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hutchins
H. Wheeler
Wesley D. Meservey
A. H. Lockett
J. B. Hanley
J. F. Libbey
I. R. Clark
F. Ranney
Richardson
International Trust Company
Wilson
Wilson, Cassell & Co
RB. M. Morse
S. L. Whipple
W. R. Bigelow
Jeremiah F. Connors
Francis F. Morton
Purchase Street
Boston
W. B. Orcutt
D. C. Linscott
Bratey
A. H. Howland
G. Flood
Same
Aug. Newton
H. N. McGrail
A. D. Holt
E. Avery
H. L. Baker
Thomas
John Hillis
L. J. Elkin
Agnes M. Pierson
Probate list notes new probates in Suffolk Court
On February 3 in Suffolk County probate court judge McKim admitted wills of Fordyce C. Walker, Mary Brooks, Henry A. Church, Maria A. Chausmeyer, Margaret Connors and others and granted administrations for numerous estates including George R. Brayton Ellen A. Buckley Henry Calvert Bridgett S. Dunn and more. Public administration cases include Augustus F. Weir James Neish Mary FE. Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
George R. Brayton
Ellen A. Buckley
Henry Calvert
Bridgett S. Dunn
Patrick J. Desmond
John Donnehey
Mary F. Doyle
Theresa Driscoll
de Bonis Non
Margaret Farrell
James P. Frost
Josiah Quincy Fuller
Eliza Hayes
Auntie Hennessey
Mary A. Hicks
Benno G. Kalines
Christian Kammerer
Isaac W. Land
Ellen Leahy
Mary I
First Meetings Held and Assignees Chosen in Several Cases
First meetings were held and assignees chosen in the cases of Cobb, Dodge, Brintnall, Cuter, Pattinson, Pevey, Caswell, Simonds. The 0 percent composition offer by Pattison was not confirmed while Dixon's 30 percent composition was. Creditors' petitions were set for hearing on scheduled dates. Second meetings were adjourned to February 17 for Mowry and to May 12 for several firms and individuals, with further adjournments to June 9 for additional cases. A third meeting was held in Thompson’s case, declaring a 5 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Cobb
Everett S. Dodge
Daniel W. Brintnall
E. Waldo Cuter
Daniel Pattinson
G. A. A. Pevey
Jacob A. Caswell
Charles A. Simonds
Daniel Pattison
Edward W. Dixon
Columbus Supply Company
McConnell & Shaw
Mary B. Mowry
Chase, May & Co
Arthur Taylor
Walter K. Freeman
George H. Watts
Thomas Addison
Coville & Rook
William H. Couillard
Lester K. Husted
Burton Goodwin
Zebulon O. Pratt
Rufus Brackett
Thomas L. Turlock
Timothy W. Manning
Augustus R. Specht
Gustavus O. Gould
James EE. Hooper
Francis M. Barewell
Gilbert I. Angi
Alexis P. Caranan
Samuel D., Thompson
Superior Court Sessions in Cambridge and Malden
In Middlesex Superior Court on February 3, Charles B. Stone appeals against Charles J. Addy seeking 2500 in tort for conversion of personal property. The City of Malden sues George W. Vaughan for 162 90 paid to Joanna Clifford after a judgment for injuries from boards on a public highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammann
City of
Malden
George W. Vaughan
Joanna Clifford
Benjamin
Wiggin & Fernald
Coggan & Schofield
Sunday Services at Music Hall and Union Hall
Sunday services feature Rev C Von Barchowitz on South American Victories Over Rome and how to gain them in America with missionary experience in Chile. Also vesper at Union Hall with Rev Bee S Jenks on The Manliness of Courtesy and choral music. Shawmut Congregational Church in Tremont lists morning and evening sermons with detailed musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. von Barchowitz
Rome
America
Chile
South America
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Bee S. Jenks
Canton
Mass
G. Rob. Clark
Edith N. Burleigh
Louise Clark
Helen P. Holmes
George Mendall Taylor
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Corner Brookline St
E. B. Webb
Dunham
Gouvy
Roxbury's Heavyweights Highlight Ten Local Residents
The Post lists ten Roxbury residents each said to weigh over two hundred pounds. Names include James Dooley Patrick Keefe John C. Ryder Jamies Doherty James Hayes Michael Kelley Daniel W. Jones L. M. Chase Andy Lawless James Carr. Monday will publish ten more names of Roxbury's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Post
James Dooley
Patrick Keefe
John C. Ryder
Jamies Doherty
James Hayes
Michael Kelley
Daniel W. Jones
L. M. Chase
Andy Lawless
James Carr
Monnday
Social and musical notes from Beacon Park Boston
Mrs Horace A Jordan and Mrs Charles Bush hosted a social evening with about a dozen guests featuring cards lunch and music. Charles Beck reports success in his Baltic venture. Residents urged Boston Albany workers to address a dangerous Cambridge street slope. Victor Delamere plans a concert and ball at Warren Hall with A Pearson and Robert Smith among performers. Beacon Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace A. Jordan
Washington Street
Charles H. Bush
Boston
Charles O. Beck
Depot Block
Allston
Baltic, Conn
Charlie
Boston & Albany
Cambridge Street
Victor A. Delamere
Warren Hall
Delamere
A. Pearson
Brighton
Robert Smith
A. W. Brummell
D’ Aviilas
Beacon Park
Brighton Citizens Named for Prize Grants List
Dents of Brighton are guaranteed two hundred pounds each. Names include Ss. C. Sampson H. KL. Jones A. T. Smith Arthur Sloane Clement Stackpole Jabez Moore Clarence Donovan Frank Saimpson George Armstrong Thomas Shane. Monday's Post will publish ten more names of brigston's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Post
Ss. C. Sampson
H. KL. Jones
A. T. Smith
Arthur Sloane
Clement Stackpole
Jabez Moore
Clarence Donovan
Frank Saimpson
George Armstrong
Thomas Shane
Millstream Boat Club Ball at Pythian rink Feb 10
Local notes cover the fifth annual Millstream Boat Club ball set for Pythian rink on Feb 10. A Ladies Aid Association meeting praised past president Mrs. Miean Dyer and thanked President Mrs. Austin C. Wellington. The Soldier's Home visit notes 275 men with four January deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millstream Boat Club
Pythian Rink
Ladies Aid Association
Austin C. Wellington
Miean Dyer
Soldier’s Home
William Wright
Allstons
Chester Avenue Church
Albert E. Hurst
Dudley
Rubin & Co
C. E. Jefferson
Chelsea's Heavyweights in Chelsea’s Solid Citizens
Dents of Chelsea. They are guaranteed to weigh over two hundred pounds each: Samuel Simpson. Arthur Chase, Frank Downs. Charles T. Stone, F. 1T. Brown. A. M. Beldan. W. H. Howe. John Jackson. George Gregory. Foster Robinson. names of Chelsea's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Post
Samuel Simpson
Arthur Chase
Frank Downs
Charles T. Stone
F. 1T
Brown
A. M. Beldan
W. H. Howe
John Jackson
George Gregory
Foster Robinson
Local Notices From Somerville and Surroundings
Somerville items report O J Freeborn moving from Thurst on to Cross streets. George S Pool elected auditor of the Congregational Club. William Rand moved to St John Newfoundland. Chief Hopkins joins the Fire Chiefs Club recently organized in Boston. Arman M Irish of Marshall street confined at home with measles. Mrs A Earl of Medford street returns from a trip to New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Freeborn
Thurston Street
Cross Street
George S. Pool
Congregational Club
William Rand
St. John, N.B
Chief Hopkins
Fire Chiefs’ Club
Boston
Arman M. Lrish
Marshall Street
Somerville's Heavyweights and Local Notables
Somerville's solid citizens are listed as two hundred pound guarantors: P. J. Duncan A. L. Spear S. F. Means T. J. Verk R. O. Barkett Henry Fanton A. T. Lord G. N. Lord. The piece also mentions Thomas Finny versus Edward James in a local contest.
City hearing looms as inspectors face Board of Aldermen
South Cambridge residents discuss the upcoming hearing before the Board of Aldermen next Tuesday evening. Ducey and Harriman are to be represented by counsel, with City Solicitor McIntire possibly in attendance. A large crowd is expected at City Hall amid broader citywide attention to the case and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Dana Street
Ducey
Harriman
Board of Aldermen
McIntire
Bancroft
Pike
J. K. Barney
Rhode Island
Port W.C. T. U
Ernest Makechnie
Woodbridge Gymnasium
John Cummings
Makechnie
Mendelssohn
Lavallee
Kohler
Sarasate
Bennett
Corbin
W. L. Shearer
New York
Cuba
George Chaplin
George Close
Helping Hand Society
May Wentworth
Austin Street
Gordon Lodge
Odd Ladies
Odd Fellows’ Hall
G. C. W. Fuller
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge's Solid Citizens to Be Named Monday
Monday's Post promises a longer list of Cambridge's solid citizens. The excerpt names G. W. Clapp H. P. Trask J. M. Patrquin W. C. Hick George Chaplin J. D. Robertson G. F. Ricker W. H. Livingstone D. J. Vaughn and W. H. Wood as seen in the draft segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Post
G. W. Clapp
H. P. Trask
J. M. Patrquin
W.C. Hick
George Chaplin
J.D. Robertson
G. F. Ricker
W. H. Livingstone
D. J. Vaughn
W. H. Wood
Funeral of Mrs Mary E Clark in East Boston
The funeral for Mrs Mary E daughter of the late Thomas Clark of 190 Paris street was held at 9 am from the Church of the Sacred Heart with Rev Father Dwyer officiating. Interment followed at Holyhood Brookline. The piece notes her renown in the first section and mentions a boys choir event at the Columbia Theatre tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E
Thomas Clark
Paris Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Dwyer
Holyhood
Brookline
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Columbia Theatre
Boston
West End
East Boston’s Solid Citizens Weigh Over Two Hundred Pounds Each
A Post correspondent weighs in on East Boston’s substantial residents names listed include George J. McCarthy Ansel Stevens Arthur Robbins Peter Stober John Mulvey Thomas Solan Nicholas Yarclough John J. Coughlin Moses B. Brown c 3 Tompkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Post
George J. McCarthy
Ansel Stevens
Arthuur Robbins
Peter Stober
John Mulvey
Thomas Solan
Nicholas Yarclough
John J. Coughlin
Moses BP. Brown
Tompkins
South Boston Community Activities and Social Events Note
St Augustine's Alumni Debating Club met to discuss the constitution while a private social hosted by F.F.O. drew 100 couples at Bethesda Hall. Aids Social Club plans April 18 floor arrangements, Conait's orchestra to provide music, and Mattapanock Lodge Knights of Honor announce an anniversary on February 15. Miss Nichols of Bigelow School recuperates at home with a heavy cold. Orry Port. Pema eked nn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. McNary
Rapid Transit
South Boston
Trimount Athletic Club
Jefferson Hall
Committee On
Unitarian Church
Bethesda Hall
John J. McQuade
E. McGrail
J. J. Engish
M. J. ‘Tehan
I. Simons
Aids
James Ackland
E. J. Galathough
C. Costello
J. Danehy
W. J. Crowley
M. Melledy
J. M. McCarthy
E. J. Loughlin
D. Donovan
W. J. Barrett
Conait
Mattapanock Loulge
Knights of Honor
Miss Nichols
Bigelow
Orry Port
South Boston's Heavyweights
Dents of South Boston list their solid citizens with two hundred pound weights each. Patrick Connors William Young M. 3. Mesella P. Clark Joseph Lyons James Mansfield James Hopkins M. Haley Tim Murphy D. Horgan names of South Boston's solid citizens.
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South Boston
Post
Patrick Connors
William Young
Mesella
P. Clark
Joseph Lyons
James Mansfield
James Hopkins
M. Haley
Tim Murphy
D. Horgan
Offers at Larce award two round trip tickets to voters
Two offers at Larce each provide two round trip tickets. They will be awarded to the two New England residents not living in the five special sections, who receive the largest and second largest vote totals. Vote soon for your friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larce
New England
Special Notice on Contestant Entries for The Post
The Post will publish the WorLDs use coupon until March 26 after many contestants requested keeping it a secret. The notice confirms the coupon will appear in The Post through Saturday March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Rees
Ping Satur
How the Vote Stands with Omitted Names Below Twenty
A political tally lists candidates with vote counts, omitting those under twenty. Names destined for exclusion are shown with street addresses and city or town affiliations, including Joseph J. Holleran and Thomas F. Hickey among several others across Massachusetts towns, with figures ranging from twenty to over four hundred votes.
South End Names and Addresses in Local Directory
A dense list from the South End includes Lucy Dreznan at 15 Rossetter Street and many others such as Mrs. Dr. Bishop at 26 Worcester Square, Joseph Husson at 4 Nawn Court, Walter L. Cox at 375 Columbus Avenue, J. J. McNeil at 39 Belden Street, Charles W. Tobin at 41 Newland Street, and Esther Tayor at 204 Neponset Avenue, among numerous entries with street addresses and numeric codes. The compilation enumerates residents, professionals, and other local identities in a period directory.
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South End
Lucy Dreznan
Rossetter St
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
H. McKenzie
Gol Shawinut
Joseph Husson
Nawn Court
W. Fleming
Field St
LS Ora
G. W. ‘Trut
Lenox ‘St. Tis
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
J. L. Kingston
Edgewood St
William Hiyward
Anc AA
Samuel Packard
Washington St
Walter L. Cox
Columbus Ave
Fernekecs
Winthrop St
Wipe
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SREP
Daniel Falconer
Hammond St
M. J. Driscoll
Hamburg St
L. Starkey
Pynchon St
Jack Jacobs
Kendall St
Robert Lockhart
Camden St
J.J. McNeil
Belden St
C. M. Houghton
Westford St
James C. Ide
Savin Hill Ave
T. B. Cunniff
Regent St
C.cee
Carl
Jaeger
Pynchon
Green Bt
E J. Foran
Sterling St
E. C. Reinhardt
Posen St
S Callahan
Chapel
T Cliegl
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
James F. Flannery
Elmwood
B. Terhune
Charles M. Darottio
Thomas Bardsley
Locust St
T. Frank Walsh
Summer
Charlies T. Schirmer
Stafford St
Esther Tayor
Neponset Ave
F. N. St. Croix
Dartmouth.st
Charlestown Knights of Columbus open new lodge rooms
Charlestown Bunker Hill Council Knights of Columbus opened its new lodge rooms for inspection. Two floors are occupied and fittings complete. Upcoming ball expected to be a standout social event. Music by the Germanic Orchestra features a Knights of Columbus grand march dedicated by D. W. Reeves. George Putnam ill at home. Mary Crowley to sing at Gate of Heaven. Accident on Edgeworth Street injures Fleming and another boy. Boston Athletic Association bowlers praise Charlestown alleys as best in New England. Bowling tournament underway with ten teams and special prizes. Children’s entertainment planned for St Francis de Sales Y M C T A fair. Faith Lodge Masons host ladies night with notable performances and dancing.
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Bunker Hill
Knights of Columbins
Knights of Columbus
D. W. Reeves
Gilmore
George
Putnam
Court Street
John C. Haynes & Co
Charlestown
Mary L. Crowley
Sollist
St. Mary’s Church
Gate of Heaven
South
Boston
Edgeworth Street
Charles Cullinane
Boston Athletic Association
New England
Walter C. Prescott
George F. Chapin
Samuel T. Harris
Thomas Dickson
Leonard W. Marston
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A
L. Society
Alice I. Murdock
Harrita Cheney
George le Favor
F. Albertina Guild
Miriam Hayward
John Mack, Jr
L. A. Bein
C. T. Douglass
F. W. Elliott
John Mulcahey
James Swords
Henry W. Bragg
Joseph W. Hill
Benjamin F. Stacey
BE. A. Ladd
Henry E. Hayward
W. T. Rowe
A. M. Hayward
E. F. Peters
G. W. le
Joseph H. Whiton
W. F. Prine
James G. Jones
W. [. Rowe
Joseph W. Linnell
L. M. Gilchrist
William Murray
F. E. Murdock
E. A. Stevens
Walter [. Sprague
H. A. Venetechi
John Meek, Jr
F. W. Cousens
L. A. Bean
J. M. Ginty
A. F. Teel Bunker Hiln
Charlestown's Heavyweights: Ten Solid Citizens Named
The Post’s Charleston correspondent lists ten prominent Charlestown residents believed to weigh over 200 pounds each. The men named are Charles W. Cobb, George Bailey, Anton Schwab, Dr. Skahily, Peter F. Hagerty, John Griffin, Patrolman Daniel Driscoll, Thomas Heyes, William Brinton, and Gilbert Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Post
Charles W. Cobb
George Bailey
Anton Schwab
Dr. Skahily
Peter F. Hagerty
John Griffin
Daniel Driscoll
Thomas Heyes
William Brinton
Gilbert Williams
Dorchester Temple Church Revival and Local Meetings
Dorchester notes revival meetings at Temple Baptist led by Rev. Dunn with seventeen converts to be baptized tomorrow evening. Old Dorchester residents seek a large hall, as Cleaves Hall hosts many events. Mrs. Chase of Portland announces engagement to Dorchester’s George A. Smailey. Grove Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Baptist Church
Dunn
Old Dorchester
Norfolk
Washington Streets
Cleaves Hall
Second Congregational
Young Married Ladies’ Missionary Society
C. W. D. Marey
Dorchester
Order of the Golden Cross
E. J. Rogers
Dorchester Avenue
Emilsworth Street
Frank McCarthy
James McNeil
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harrison Square
Lord
Train Street
Gowen
Colligan
Knox
Hibbard
North Dorchester
Dorchester's Heavy Weights Named as Solid Citizens
Dorchester's stable of noted locals includes James Matthews Joseph Carlan Herbert Catchpole Joseph Graham Lamphrey P Lyons Burgess G F Virtue Lincoln George E Brown and others listed as Dorchester's solid citizens in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Post
James Matthews
Joseph Carlan
Herbert Catchpole
Joseph Graham
B. Lamphrey
P. Lyons
Burgess
Lincoln
George E. Brown
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C. J
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Muntagh
D. G. Walton
J. R
J. M. B. Churchill
S. H. Tyng
Charles S. Miller
Guardian Endowment Society
Thischill
Wilbur H. Powers
H. L. Boutwell
F. L. Banks
Joseph Bennett
Ge de Nonnon
Thomas Weston
National Benefit Union
S.d. Eider
United States District Court
Nelson, J
Tience
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Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
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CartHos
von Mohl CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tibbet
Geo
Bubwell
Maas
Suffolk, Is
McKim, J
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Bonn
Charles B. Stone
Charles J. Addy
Hyndman
Federal
Kneeland
Washington Gt
P, Morris
Brichton
Brigston
Somerville
P. J. Duncan
A. L. Spear
S. F. Means
T. J. Verk
R. O. Barkett
Henry Fanton
A. T. Lord
G. N. Lord
Thomas Finny
Eadward James
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PACE
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Joseph J. Holleran
Federal St
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose, Ree
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Eaton St
William Wall
Cambridgest
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
Henry J. D’ Eutremont
Peabody
George W. Buchan
Andover
A. T. Harwood
Fitchburg R.R. E
Fred P. Lambert
Nashua St
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire St
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
D. L. Munns
Chapmar Biincale
Sallie Greenburg
Lowell St
W. J. Dennis
Hi Wringan Ave
John Farrell
Endicott St
James J. Murphy
Ae I. Leehy
North Market
H. Walsh
Hanover St
Birney
Pee L. Lawless
Waltham
John F. Welton, Jr
Greenough Lane
Herbert Palmer
Parkman St
James Girard
Temple Beg
A. D. Pierce
Congress St
Robert Grady
Johnn B.cardigan
Toney A. Farrell
Friend St
M. L. Nfolt
South Girdner
Sam Keatley
Court St
A.bert de Oo Ames
F. ©. Tandy
Fred Williams
Pinckney St
Mary Hurley
Winchster
Mas
Fred A. Smith
Springvale
Chas. A. Manonev
Hanover ‘At
E. P. Nichols
Bucksport
John E. DeWitt
Fred Lane
Concord
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Montpelier
J. Bismark Crimsmins
Sosa
J.J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
C. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
J. W. Corbett
Lexington St
Frank Lemay, Jr
Main St
M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
Miss J. Fitzgerald
Mason St
James Hirl
Warren St
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Thomas J. Mearthy
Ate Aire
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Ulead Au Aee
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Luna NY
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Phomas Gannon
Cambridge St
Peter
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James Pitt
P. W. Engley
Fifth St
John Bergin
Amory St
Colbert
Windsor St
Frank P. Brown
Andrew Dwyer
Charles St
Samuel W. Joel
Watson St
B. L. Howard
North Ave
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Antrim St
Frank R. Stevens
C. W. Gokdthwait
Hampshire St
Fred E. Thying
Charles A. Murray
Campridgeport Cycla Club
SaaSh William
John P. Willams
Murdock
M. C. Normoyle
Franklin St
I. A. Tate
Pearl St
Migalcha Me Aan
Michiel O'Leary
Putnamave
A. J. Litlefield
Sacramento St
Henry J. Crowley
John F. Daily
North St
HH. S. Stone
W.M. Holahan
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Eliot
Austin St
Alice B. Roosev
Seeueescees
Hugo Flohr
Upton St
Dankley Conant
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
West Broadway
Eeee
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Broadway
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
Eeese
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth
Joe Finnemore
Wesley St
Eees
J.J. Deveney
G St
Patrick J. Curley, Jr
E. Eighth
Thomas F. Drummond
Fred E. Wayne
Martin R. Kirby
A. O. Bisbee
H. G. Falvey
Francis J. Teevins
W. Sixth St
Wm. F. Gorman
Dorchester St
Rh. C. Crimmins
Charles F. O'Malley
Telegraph St
Tarry J. Rockett
Hugh J. Barker
E. Noonan
James Carter
James Ave
A. Serg Rer Good
G. FE. Dunbar
Shurtleff
Henry Pero
Maverick St
J. H. Sylvester
Border St
Wee
Joe Brosseau
Marlboro St
Ponies
P. Egan
Grove St
PAGA
Lacy
McCarthy
Summer St
N. Archibald
W. A. McDougall
Paris St
Ed Holland
Pone
Curtis
Arnold Thompson
Congress Ave
H. McDevett
Chelsea St
J. Hilton
Bremen Birton Os
M. E. Stickland
Decatur
A. T. Stevens
EK. R. Greene
Decatur St
Wyse Gowmoys Ok
Cgoe
James Barry
Lewis SE
Nickerson
PSO
William A. McCarthy
William J. Murphy
Charles W
John Ee Foley
Charles A. Stemler
Harre St
G. Newman
Willims St
A. Guptill
Panes Bt
E. B
Mike Lane
Harry H. Kent
Broomingaale
D. W
Trenton St
Alexander McCabe
Harvest
W. J. Matheson
Putnam Ave
George Chisholm
J. N. Hine
Miss Ella Johnston
Summer St. Hubert
C. Purdy
Fred D. Rucker
Abe Cs.e
Brave
Louis Chisholm
Alpheus M
Beeecham
Noah
Wilson Bros
Express
Tremont Row
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!