Insurance topics discussed at Boston Boot and Shoe Club
About 125 members of the Boston Boot and Shoe Club attended a dinner meeting at Young's where Edward Atkinson and others spoke on insurance. Speakers covered factory construction, building laws, fire underwriters, and the role of inspection departments in reducing losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Young
Edward Atkinson
Boston Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
H. H. Hall
New York
Northern Insurance Company of London
Osborne Howes, Jr
Board of Fire Underwriters
J. E. Hollis
George O. Carpenter
John C. Paige
Ephraim Stearns
New Eng Commercial Travellers
Atkinson
William K. Rice
John Smith
Hall
Boston Board of
Boston
Mr. Howes
Inspection Department
Howes
J. Edward Hollis
Protective Department
Protective Brigade
G. T. Patterson
Mutual and Stock Companies
Appointments by the Governor Confirmed by Executive Council
The executive council approved and confirmed several appointments under suspension of the rules. Charles R. Codman and Francis C. Lowell were named trustees for Westboro and Worcester Insane Hospitals, James W. Stackwell to the board of agriculture, LeBaron Russell to Taunton Lunatic Hospital, Samuel W. Hopkinson to Danvers Hospital, and W. C. Tabers of Marblehead was appointed special justice of the Lynn Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Charles R. Codman
Boston
Westboro Insane Hospital
Francis C. Lowell
Worcester Insane Hospital
James W. Stackwell
Sutton
Board of Agriculture
LeBaron Russell
Taunton Lunatic Hospital
Samuel W. Hopkinson
Bradford
Danvers Hospital
Cullis Convention Sways Larger Bowdoin Audience
On the second day at Beacon Hill Church Bowdoin Square a bigger crowd gathered. Morning sermon by v A McLean on forsaking all for discipleship. Afternoon session led by Dr Cullis with L B Bates discussing Oneness with Jesus. Evening address by Rev J M Hervey on baptism of the spirit. Today's program includes prayers and a 9:30 am conference with Rev E O Mallory and Captain R Kelso Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullis
Beacon Hill
Bowdoin Square
V. A. McLean
L. B. Bates
D.D
East Boston
Jesus
J. M. Hervey
God
Aermon
E. O. Mallory
Lowell
R. Kelso Carter
Eunsylvania
United Hospital and Dispensary Elects Officers
The annual meeting at Tremont House elected Allert C. Smith as president and named vice presidents Thomas N. Hart Stephen M. Allen W P Holcombe as secretary and John Ritchie Jr as treasurer. The board of managers includes Elizabeth A Tetone, M Allen, Albert C. Smith, J W Johnson, Frank H XN Judge, Darius Wilson, Charles P. B er Urbino, David H. Clark, and Holcombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hospital and Dispensary
Corporation of the United Hospital and Dispensary
Tremont House
Allert C. Smith
Thomas N
Hart
Stephen M. Allen
W. P. Holcombe
John Ritchie, Jr
Elizabeth A. eaTetone
Eee Punning Cens Pate. Jr
John W. Johnson
Frank H. XN
Darius Wilson
Charles P. 4Er
Samson BR. Urbino
David H. Clark
Holcombe
Democratic sub committees elect leadership and plan monthly meetings
The executive and finance committees of the Democratic State central committee met yesterday. Henry B. Reed was chosen chairman of the finance committee and Hon. M. M. Cunniff chairman of the executive committee. The executive committee voted to hold monthly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Henry B. Reed
M. M. Cunniff
Unknown man drowns after jump near Prison Point
A harbor tragedy reports an unnamed man about 40 years old leapt from the Eastern railroad bridge near Prison Point. The body was recovered after daylight, 5 ft 8 in, 170 pounds, wearing an ark suit and striped shirt. identity not established by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prison Point
Harbor
Stetson Denies Globe Theatre Lease Rumor
John Stetson dismissed speculation that Abbey and Schoeffel were negotiating a ten year lease of his Globe Theatre in Boston. He stated he had received no offers or arrangements, and the Globe remains unrelated to their planned Tremont Theatre project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stetson
New York
the Sun Today
Abbey
Schoeffel
Boston
Park
Lotta
Globa
Tremont
Globe
New England Amateur Rowing Group Elects Officers
The New England Amateur Rowing Association met at the Revere House with sixty delegates from twenty clubs. E. P. Barry was elected president, J. Frank Facey vice president, George R. Grimes treasurer, Seth Sprague secretary, and a twenty three member executive committee chosen. a silver urn worth 150 dollars was presented to Mr. Merrow of the Revere House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Revere House
Walter R. Stimpson
Columbian
Everett
Central
City Point
Shawmut
West End
Bradford
Dirigo
Wachusett
Anawam
Cumberland
King Philip
Pawtucket
Crescent
Riverside
Arlington
Neponset
Warwick
Salem
Worcester
E. P. Barry
City Points
J. Frank Facey
The
Riversides
George R. Grimes
King Philips
Seth Sprague
Neponsets
Mr. Merrow
Revere Ouse
Club and civic meetings mark Boston week in 1871
The State camp of the Patriotic Order of Sons of America held a Washington birthday planning meeting at the Quincy House with a banquet planned for the 22d at Dooling's. Various societies met at Young’s and the Parkers House for annual reunions, elections, and committee appointments. The De Molay Commandery, Boston Bicycle Club, and Town Club held gatherings with officers elected or confirmed and plans to move into a new clubhouse on Boylston Street. Read of arrivals at multiple hotels including Vendome and Revere with notable guests and a long parade of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patriotic Order of the Sons of America
Quincy House
Washington
Dooling’s
National Order
George P. Smith
Boston Merchants’Association
Young’s
Jonathan A
Salem
Massachusetts Street Railway Association
Revere House
B. H. Corliss
Corliss
J. E. Fitchgend
W. P. Phillips
N. M. Jernegan
George E. Towne
J. 5. Shepard
John Hume
John Hume, ©. H. Guild
Leonard Barton
N. L. Johnson
Judge Thompson
Cogswell
W. J. Davis
Lowell
C. L. Allen
Salisbury
E. E. Thompson
Woburn
W. Twombly
Winchester
G. E. Davis
Lawrence
Duell
Brookfield
D. P. Gray
Northbadge
Carpenter
Seekonk
de Molay Commandery of Masons
Vendome
Disabled Confederates Aid Confederate Soldiers' Home
The association formed to aid the Confederate Soldiers' Home of Austin Texas met at Old South Church with Mrs. Andrew Howes in charge. The soliciting committee reported donations of sheeting from Shepard, Norwell & Co. and Beal, Higgins & Henderson, and shoes and slippers from Charles Haney. Post 16 Comrade Rounds said the post will cooperate on a March coffee party. Alvin C. Cooper of New York made a munificent money contribution to the home. Several new members were admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Old South Church
Andrew Howes
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Beal, Higgins & Henderson
Charles Haney
Post 16
Post
Alvin C. Cooper
New York
Vearline Earthmovers Stir Talk of Dirt Absence
A stray phrase notes that in a discussion about dirt there is none to be seen where Vearline is used, suggesting a controversy or debate around soil or fill applied or named Vearline. The remark frames a puzzling absence of dirt in the context.
Eastern Convocation meets at Mission Church of St John
The 23rd Eastern Convocation of Episcopal Churches met at the Mission Church of St John the Evangelist on Bowdoin street with about sixty parishes in eastern Massachusetts and Middlesex. A missionary meeting followed with talks on church agencies in large cities and temperance, youth work, and guilds. A proposal to hire a missionary for each Massachusetts convocation was endorsed for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Churches
Mission Church of
St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Massachusetts
Middlesex County
Dr. Gray
Cambridge
G. W. Shinn
Newton
Father White
St. John’s Church
J. H. van Buren
Newburyport
Somerville
Augustus Prime
Brighton
A. H. Amory
Grace Church
Lawrence
Church Temperance Society
Church Temperance Societies
Knights of Temperance
Boston
Diocesan Temperance Society
Edward Osborne
Kidner
St. Andrew’s Church
W. B. Frisby
Church of the Advent
Shinn
Trinity
New York
Young Men’s Christian Association
Protestant Episcopal Church
God
South Boston Yacht Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The South Boston Yacht Club held its annual meeting at the United States Hotel with 140 members present. Arthur Fuller was elected commodore and Charles I Morrill vice commodore. other officers include Edward O Loud fleet captain James Bertram measurer John C Merry secretary and Dr F Doggett treasurer. Dues and receipts totaled 1475 and 570 with 840 from locker rents and total year receipts 57594. membership stands at 309 up from 190 in 1885. A resolution honored late member John H Stone. the committee will consider a permanent janitor at up to 400 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bicycle Club
Parker House
E. C. Hodges
Dean
W. G. Kendall
William 4. Everett
Arthur L. Woodman
Frank W. Weston
George B. Woodward
R. J. Tombs
H. H. Gage
E. W. Hodgkins
John R. Chadwick
W. Fourdrinier
E. F. Myers
G. Levear
Cushing
George EF. Smalley
N. Heath
Fk. H. Mudge
C. P. Donahoe
F. D. Wilde
H A, Richards
J. Fred Brown
H. R. Robinson
W. E. Jones
Boylston Street
Brunswick
John Crowell
N.C
Philadelphia
August Weil
Boston
W. H. McLellan
New York
Revere
J. W. Sanborn
Wolfeboro
Frank Jones
Alexander Campbell
Montreal
Paul Butler
Lowell
P. C. Cheney
Manchester
N. H
J. W. Churchill
Andover
E. H. Virgil
Troy
N. Y
H. W. Brown
Washington, D. C
J. G. Ames
Lenox
Parker
L. D. Morris
Grand Rapids
Mich
Adele Aus der Ohe
McKee Rankin
Mabel Bert
J.W. Miller
Charles Howard
Providence
Charles K. Foster
Washington, D.C
Charles E. Whit
Whitinsville
George
Barton
Worcester
Edward Metcalf
O. J. Rathburn
Woonsocket
South Boston Yacht Club
United States
Arthur Fuller
Charles I. Morrill
Edward O. Loud
James Bertram
John C. Merry
F. ¥. Doggett
McKenna
Joseph P. Bullard
James E. Chandler
John H. Stone
Massachusetts General Hospital Elects Officers at 75th Meeting
At the seventy fifth annual corporation meeting of Massachusetts General Hospital the new officers were elected. President Charles H. Dalton and Vice President George Higginson lead a slate that includes treasurer Frank Haven, secretary Thomas B. Hall, and trustees Francis Owanton Edmund Dwight Samuel Eliot William Endicott Jr Thornton K. Lothrop Nathaniel Thayer David R. Whitney Roger Wolcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles H. Dalton
George Higginson
Frankin Haven
Pp Necretatt
Thomas B. Hall
Francis Owanton
Edmund Dwight
Samuel Eliot
William Endicott, Jr
Thornton K. Lothrop
Nathaniel Thayer
David R. Whitney
Roger Wolcott
Sergeants Bamberg Wins Third Consecutive Kellett Medal
The First Regiment M V M held a prize drill at Winslow's rink with Company A competing for the Kellett medal. Sergeant Bamberg edged Sergeant Clampein after a fifteen minute drill, securing the medal for the third year in a row, presented by Major Kellett. Fifty-two Company A members also received State medals won at the butts, presented by Major King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamberg
Winslow’s
Rink
Butts
King
Bank burglars linked to arson findings detained
Two men identified as Henry and Frank Ides were arrested yesterday afternoon on suspicion of bank burglary. Investigators found a wooden wedge and an ox opener linked to the pair. They registered at a South End hotel Tuesday under the aliases James L. Whitney and J. B. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Frank Ides
South End
Honue
James L. Whitney
J. B. Reed
Courts Fracture Patent Battle Delays Door Check Case
United States Circuit Court on February 6 denied a preliminary injunction in Colt Norton Door Check and Spring Co v Hail et al. The court questioned broad claims of Richards patent No. 144,926 and postponed final hearing after considering prior art. The hearing also covered an $1875 duty dispute on 432 iron pieces imported in February 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
COLT
J. Norton Door Check and Spring Company
Henry J. Hail
Elliott Door Check Company
Fed
Richards
Elliott
Chauncy Smith
George O. G. Coaley
John K. Beach
Connecticut
B. F. Thurston
Rhode Island
Joseph Birtwells
Leverett Saltonstall
J. P. Tucker
T. H. Talbot
Suit Over Clinton Sewers and Counterpane Lake Nuisance
Supreme Judicial Court session reports a bill in equity by Bigelow Carpet Company against the Inhabitants of Clinton and road commissioners to halt sewer construction whose discharge threatens Counterpane Lake. Defendants claim no nuisance and authorization to act. Case sent to a master for an extended hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow Carpet Company
Clinton Et al
Counterpane Lake
E. W. Hutchins
H. Wheeler
John W. Corcoran
John J. Williams
St. Peter’s Roman Catholic
Lowell
United States
Devens
Supreme Court
Archbishop Williams
Pew
Commonwealth
General Butler
Locks and Canal Company
Superior Court First Session Trials in Buffalo Monument Case
The February session reports plaintiffs Thomas H. McDowell et al suing Charles H. Turnbull et al for damages up to $20,000 over a monument stone that allegedly fell during erection in Buffalo New York. The jury disagreed after trial. Other cases include Luigi Gardella vs. Walter S. Sampson et al over a court house derrick accident with employer liability act questions. various civil actions and notes on trial statuses across multiple dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Biopeetrtt
Thomas H. McDowell
Charles H. Turnbull
Buffalo
N. Y
W. A. Gaston
B. F. Butler
F. L. Washburn
Luigi Gardella
Walter S. Sampson
Sampson, Clark & Co
New Court House
Supreme Court
Dabney
B. B. Goodsell
J. O. Teele
J. R. Smith
Hyman M. Hilson
Asher Ratshesky
Louis Richmond
I. S. Hesseltine
C. W. Bartlett
Gariella
Brennan
A. Hemenway
C. F. Dunklee
Edward Avery
Charles F. Perkins
Benjamin B. Newcomb
Boston Protective Department
Washington Street
William Gaston
A. Snow
RK. M. Morse, Jr
W. M. Richardson
Wells v City of Boston and Other Civil Cases
The record lists multiple civil suits including Wells v City of Boston for injuries from a sidewalk fall on Webster avenue. Other cases name Mclaughlin v Ward, Lucas v Slater, Mayo v French, Sullivan v Fair, Hall v Beebe, and numerous v. partners, banks, and firms. The document cites attorneys and ongoing trials with defendants, noting the highest case number 3353.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Orcutt
L. L. Stimpson
Hortense Wells
City of
Boston
Webster Avenue
P. B. Runyon
R. W. Nason
Mclaughlin
Ward
Sime. Lynch
Lucas
Slater
Wells
Same
Mayo
French
Sullivan
Fair
Hall
Beebe
Barrus
Rollins
Banks
Post Pub. Co
Dawe
Morris
Goodnow
Wilkins
Gill
Kelly
Golder
la Fouche
Chap
Howe
Demmon
Perrin
Hubbard
Cherne
Daly
McFarland
Ridge
Morrison
Marn
Susan P. Cole v Town of Reading in tort action
Superior Court Middlesex County February 6 case where Susan P. Cole sues the Town of Reading for damages from personal injuries while traveling on a burn street. Defense denies liability. Plaintiff represented by G A Towle and W Gale. defendant by Solon Bancroft and C T Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tham. Woods
Chabot
Morse
Essex County Superior Court Docket Toward Several Personal Injury Actions
Essex County Superior Court records list cases including Nelson v Plimpton on damages for a child run over by a carriage with verdict for plaintiff 275 dollars. Mayo v City of Gloucester concerns damages from a team incident on Western avenue Gloucester April 2 1886. Lawyers I B Keith J F Sisk A Russell W A Pew represent parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Vs. Plimpton
I. B. Keith
J. F. Sisk
Western Avenue
Gloucester
A. Russell
W. A. Pew
Superior Court Transacts Multiple Criminal Cases
In Essex County Feb G session, James Devine and Ralph Beckford were sent to the Massachusetts reformatory for breaking and entering. Timothy Conners found not guilty of highway robbery. Edward Wheeler of Lawrence convicted for stealing a ride and jailed six months. John Warrington of Lynn sentenced to eighteen months in the house of correction. Isaiah L. Larrabee sent to reformatory. Thomas Carter Salem sentenced to eighteen months for assault on an officer with a dangerous weapon. Patrick Sullivan Lawrence jailed six months for false pretences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Bishop
James Devine
Salem
Ralph Beckford
Peabody
Massachusetts Reformatory
Timothy Conners
Lawrence
Edward Wheeler
House of Correction
John Warrington
Lynn
Isaiah L. Larrabee
Thomas Carter
Patrick Sullivan
Superior Court Dockets February Liquor Law Violations and Related Cases
In Superior Court February session Judge G Hammond and J Frank Sheridan fined defendants for liquor law violations. The docket lists Commonwealth vs Lovering, Roust, O Keefe, and Mitchell among others, plus assault and battery, embezzlement, neglect, larceny, and soliciting cases including O Hara Saine Butler Burrows Bernstein Drury Banner and Douglas with various charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
G. Hammond
J. Frank Sheridan
Commonwealth
Lovering
Same
O'Keefe
Roust
Drury
O’ Hara
Saine
Harner
Saie
Mitchell
Name
Douglas
Banner
Bernstein
Burrows
Butler
Civil list in order with court cases and values
Civil list records cases including Hunt v Barber 102 and Krozen v Burnett 5092 with Kozansky v Miller 49 Alestra v Jacoba 475 Caledoni v Jacobs 876 Belton v Huitt executor 803 Kelly v Travellers Insurance 860 McDowell v Allen 209 Guilmactin v O Regan 259.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Barber
Krozen
Burnett
Kozansky
Miller
Alestra
Jacoba
Caledoni
Jacobs
Belton
Huitt
Kelly
Travellers’ Ins. Co
McDowell
Allen
Guilmactin
O’ Regan
Banquet at 174 Congress Street Honors Lamkin Anniversary
W C Lamkin wholesale boot and shoe dealer hosted a banquet for 200 guests to mark one year since buying out partner Foster. The event featured a formal review of the year, flowers for ladies, a gold headed cane gift for Lamkin, and store departments opened for inspection, with an orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Lamkin
Congress Street
Mr. Foster
Eevicree
Marechal Nielrose
New Signatures Sought by Attack at Camden Street
John A. Duggan and Charles P. Cook were arrested on assault and battery charges for allegedly forcing Anton May and his wife to sign papers at May’s Camden Street home on January 26. Police report iron twisters used to extract signatures as May feared for his health amid creditor issues tied to his recent home purchase and work for Hallet & Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Duggan
Charles P. Cook
Anton May
Camden Street
Duggan
Cook
May
Hallet & Davis
Penitent Females Refuge Society elects officers at Rutland Street
At the annual meeting of the Penitent Females Refuge Society held yesterday at No 32 Rutland Street officers for the coming year were elected. President Joseph C Tyler vice president A W Tufts treasurer D E Snow secretary C F Wyman and several directors including Rev D W Waldron A Stanwood G H Quincy and Mrs A Wilkinson among others. Treasurer Snow reported expenditures and receipts totaling 3360 23 and 3419 50 respectively with a balance of 5927. an address on the society work was given by Rev Brooke Herford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Penitent Females’ Refuge Society
Rutland Street
Joseph C. Tyler
A. W. Tufts
D. E. Snow
C. F. Wyman
A. H. Hardy
D. W. Waldron
A. §. Stanwood
G. H. Quincy
A. Wilkinson
A. Hardy
H. O
Christian Union Notes at Young Men's Meeting
Byron's three act comedy One Hundred Thousand Pounds staged by Wallack company Mme Dietrich Strong performed piano solos. Rev O P Gifford of Warren Avenue Baptist Church speaks tonight on Personal Habits inviting all young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union
Byron
Wallack Dramatic Company
Mme
Dietrich Strong
O. P. Gifford
Warren Avenue
Fur-lined coats for sale in Boston on frosty day
Frosty western breeze blanks Boston as residents seek warmth. A fur lined coat offers comfort, with Kakas at 404 Washington street selling them for $60 and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kakas
Washington Street
A Tit of Revolutionary Literature Never Before Printed
A rare manuscript titled A Tit of Revolutionary Literature is described as never before printed, highlighting its historical significance and the anticipation around its release. The item is presented as a notable discovery within a regional archive.
Cadet Minstrels Benefit for Armory Fund at Music Hall
First Corps Cadets plan two February evenings of amateur negro minstrelsy at Music Hall. About 100 performers from the Cadets and local clubs will entertain to raise money for a new armory on Columbus Avenue and Ferdinand Street. Speakers, end men, chorus from Apollo and Boylston clubs, and Cadet Band will headline with numerous local performers and acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Corps
Music Hall
Columbus Avenue
Ferdinand Street
Parkman Dexter
Footlight Club
Boston
Union Hall
Robert A. Barnet
Longwood Minstrels
H. H. Gay
Nahant
T. E. Statson
Newton Boat Club
Eustace Jaques
Cork
Apollo
Boylston
Carl Pflueger
Orpheus Club
Messrs
Jackson
Edgerly Oing
Mechanics’ Hall
W. E. Spaulding
Swinscoe
Langdon and Woodworth
Harvard Banjo Club
Dorchester WCTU Branch Holds Annual Meeting
In Second Church Dorchester the annual meeting of the branch of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convened with Mrs L C Purington presiding Devotional exercises were led by Mrs A J Gordon president of the Suffolk W C T U The treasurer reported receipts 358 35 expenditures 325 93 Reports from department superintendents were encouraging Mrs Gordon spoke on the constitutional prohibition amendment and the progress of prohibition in states The old officers were reelected Mrs M J Magennis of the Traveller spoke about her work with Charlestown prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
L. C. Purington
A. J. Gordon
Suffolk Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Board of Officers
M. J. Magennis
the Traveller
Charlestown
Lecture on Florence Nightingale at Girls High School
The Rev W H Lyon will lecture on Florence Nightingale this afternoon at 3 in the hall of the girls high school on West Newton to aid the school library. John Cronin aged 65 died of heart disease at Call and Park streets Charlestown yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lyon
Florence Nightingale
Girls’ High School
West Newton Street
John Cronin
Pearl Street
Call and
Park Streets
Charlestown
Charles River Embankment Company
Equitable Building
Frederick L. Ames
Henry D. Hyde
G.J. W. Braman
Charles Davenport
John Souther
Samuel Carr, Jr
Charles H. Souther
Winthrop M. Burr
Frederic H. Viaux
Charles E. Raymond
George Wheatland, Jr
Viaux
Charles J. Brooks
Deschapelles Club
Somerset Street
W. H. Jones
Warren Avenue
C. W. Perkins
Massachusetts National Bank
S. R. Knights of Boston
Norton Manufacturing Company
Walpole
F. C. Bill
Boston
8.C. Harvey
United States Marshal
Post Office
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
A scatted list of buyers and representatives from multiple states visiting Alleghany and surrounding areas. Names include G D Simon and Jd Fielding, C R Hanna, S E Phinney, A Weinberg, G M Daum, D H Carpenter, J Db Frank, M D Shay, G P Gore, W J Dallam, A G Lancaster, D Tf Frank, J Frank, RS Hull, A D Morse, W Huston, A Joske, L Wolfson, Buck Bros, AR Altmayer, BM Payne, Tallman, Stead, H Hull among others for shoe trade dealings and sales appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghany
Penn
Simon
Jd Fielding
Craw
R Hanna
H Blumbage & Co
Akron
E Phinney
S E Phinney & Co
Baltimore
A Weinberg
Weinberg Broa
Cincinnati
M Daum
J H Laws & Co
Cattlesburg
H Carpenter
Canton
Frank
Chicago
Shay
Shay Shoe Co
Dodge
Phelps, Doage & Palmer
P Gore
Gore & Co
Evansville
W J Dallam
Dallam & Son
Lexington
G Lancaster
Lancaster
Massillon
Tf Frank
J D Frank & Co
Mt Vernon
Hull
Murfreesboro
Tenn
J Frank
J Frank & Co
Omaha
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Boot and Shoe Club
Young's
Amateur Rowing Association
New England
Oficers
James
Grinnell
Greenfield
E. E. Goodwin
Arnold Kohn
John B. Stebbins
Ephraim Cutler
Adams
P. H. Lavin
Rive
D. D. Rawleit
St. Albans
Nottingham
England
Portland
Supreme Judicial Court
Divens, J
McGaragle
Lee
Webater
Rogers
Zahn Oe
Coater
Wakefield
Gastine
Newcomb
Protec. Dept
Sweat Vy. Bb. & A. RR
McCarthy
Driscoll
Layes
Mahoney
McCullough
Wright
Oliver
Stetson
Rankin v. B. & L Gr
Horton
South
Boston Tron Co
Kelley
Thomas
Sherman
Bacon
Gillis
Maine Central RR
Timayens
Thomes
Richardson
Artecary
Lord
Advent Christ
Mansfield
Norton
Woods
Harris
Catters
Starrett
Small
Loveland
Harrington
Casey
Alprica, J
Corbett
West
Pasland
Leonard
Greene
Conant
Townsend Nat. Bk
Shedd
Jones
Flynn
Coombs
Venable
Galla
Pazolt
Surles
Gher
Smith
Scott
Lperry
Louis
Levy
Carrecabe
Pitman
Margaret Dowling
Sarah Friedlander
Friedlander
East Newton Street
William H. Towne
J. R. Clark
W. C. Cogswell
Samuel W. Clifford, Jr
Ella Lioyd
James C. Lioyd
Shea
Field
Murphy
Hanson
Wardwell
G. Curtis
Society OF Refuge
Christian Union Notes
Kakas & Sons
North American
Kilby St
Corner Water St
Sirlas Peirce
Eugene E. Patridge
Cha 4Erles E. Macallar
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Ben J. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Ss. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Raymond’s
California
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
San Bernardino
Mammoth Cave
New Orleans
Galveston
San Antonio
Acific
Southern Reates
Mexico
Coloado
Colorado
Pacific Northwest
Yellowstone National Park
W. Raymond
I. A. Whitcomb
Washington St
Oppostte School
Boston, Mass
Burton-on-Trent
John Fennell
Devonshire
Arch
Hestina
Recorder Printing CO
Lincoln St
Boston Post
CAL
Oak Grove Farm
Haverhill Street
David Pulsifer
Hamilton A. Hill
New England Historic Genealogical Society
John Allan
Atechias
Canada
Nova Scotia
Kenebeck River
Temperance Women OF
Tuttle’s Elixir CO
Myde Park
Merrimas Street
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!