Equity Session and Libel Case in 1892 Tug Dispute
In the First Circuit the February session opens with Holyoke & Hadley Falls Ice Company v. Amsden as part of the Equity Session. In the District Court on Feb 6 Judge Nelson presides over Marchand et al. v Steam ing White Fawn, a libel for repairs on a tug from July 1892, resulting in a decree for libellants totaling 9481. Carver & Blodgett represent libellants. G H Small appears pro se as claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Equity
Carpenter
Holyoke & Hadley Falls Ice Company
Amsden
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Joseph S. Marchand
Carver & Blodgett
G. H. Small
Supreme Judicial Court docket items in Equity Suffolk
Docket items list for cases before Justice Morrow J Brown v Claflin Citizens Gaslight Co v Wakefield Wyman v Boston Nat Bank Tuttle v Hobbs Lakin v Stevens Dill petitioner to settle title Reed v Nealy Noyes v Howard Bank Society Same v same Chelsea Savings Bank v Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupreme Judicial Court
Suffolk, Ss
In Equity
Morrow, J
Brown
Claflin
Citizens’ Gaslight Co
Wakefield
Wyman
Boston Nut'l Bank
Tuttle
Hobbs
Lakin
Stevens
Dill
Petr
Reed
Nealy
Noyes
Howard Ben. Society
Same
Chelsea Savings Bank
Hubbard
Personal injury damages sought in Suffolk court case notes
A Suffolk Superior Court session lists multiple actions including William Landol against Hamilton Woollen Mills for $30,000 in damages after a boy of 15 had his hand caught in an improperly guarded cog wheel at Amesbury mill. Verdict for defendant. Other cases involve torts, replevin, and contract actions with varying outcomes and attorneys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk, Is
Thompson
William Landol
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Amesbury
Mass
P. J. Hoar
E. W. Hutchins
H. Wheeler
W. D. Meservey
A. H. Lockett
West Chester Park
J. E. Hanly
J. F. Libby
L R
J. A. McGeough
J. W. Cummings
McNeil
Norcross
Cassells
R. M. Morse
S. L. Whipple
J. F. Connors
F. F. Morton
Purchase Street
Boston
W. B. Orcutt
J. Jenkins
D. C. Linscott
Solomons
West End
R.B
Ireland
Parker
Perot
Spaulding
Harris
Commonwealth Clinic
Bicknell
Same
Aug. Newton
H. N. McGrail
A. D. Holt
E. Avery
H. L. Baker
Thomas
John Hillis
Howland
Naylor
People’s Ice Co
Employers’ Liability Assur. Corp
Seager
Flagler
Joyce
McDonald
Acc. Assn
Welch
Torrey
Buckman
Cameron
Snow
Cald
O’connor
Benshimol
Paboudjian
Bennett
Nagle
West End R.R
Barrus
Ward
Goeller
Whittier Mach. Co
Meehan
Dearborn
White
Hughes
Bird
Smith
Burt
Harvard College
Jenkins
Pray
Beals
Mere Ovies
G. W. & F. Smith Iron Oo
Shattuck
Curtis
Gan Eet
Buropaert
L. J. Elkin
Agnes M. Pierson
Boylston Street
E. M. Johnson
C. C. Smith
David M. Ladd
Charles E. Arnold
H.D. Moore
Joseph Cummings
D. D. Pickman
Charles H. Bryant
Bryant & Eaton
Equity Summary of Middlesex Superior Court Dockets
Middlesex superior court records show verdicts and cases from Cambridge and Malden with judges Bono and HammonpD. Notable items include a $18163 verdict for Delia Cooper versus L Roger Wentworth administrator and a $41526 verdict for Delia Cooper in nurse services case. Additional lists enumerate numerous civil actions and trial calendar references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Cambridge
Bono
C. B. Stone
C. J. Addy
B. Stone
Wyman
Lynde
Harding
Grenier
Lyman
Walsh
Walsh v. Bettison
Hudson R. E. Co
Tower
Same
McQueen
Bicknell Et al
Mellett and Trustee
Lincoln
Craig
McNelly
Carlin
Hammonpd
City of Malden
G. W. Vaughan
Joanna Clifford
C. K. Benjamin
Wiggin & Fernald
Coggan & Schofield
Delia Cooper
L. Roger Wentworth
Hugh Cooper
Somerville
J. W. McDonald
M. F. Farrell
Quinn
City of Cambridge
Clark
Parker
Merritt
Curtis
Nakes
Inhts
Reading
Lucy
Whitney
Mann
Natick Nat’l. Bank
Parker Et al
Fitzgerald
Stiles
Saunders
Pfeiffer
Aoe
Dodge
Starbuck
Pool
Colcord
Colville
Cooper
McCarthy
City of
Sleigh Accident On Pratt Street and Local Notices
Mr White’s sleigh overturned near Linden street yesterday, occupants thrown out as a horse escaped uninjured. Frank A Kidney helped stop the horse near Happy Days Farm. Arthur R Edwards leaves Mr Fitzpatrick’s service to partner with Harry F Owens at Cambridge Street and Harvard Avenue Allston. Owens will be aided by Edwards in crafting frazzar at Harry’s corner store. A Brighton gas rate grievance calls for lower prices, arguing Brighton should pay the same as other city areas. A concert and ball at Warren Hall features Irish songster Harry Jackson with a finale boxing skit starring Canada’s featherweight champ. Oak Square electrics and Western Avenue cars serve the hall. night service runs hourly. Bracon Park.
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White
Pratt Street
Linden Street
Happy Days Farm
Frank A. Kidney
Arthur R. Edwards
Fitzpatrick
Harry F. Owens
Cambridge Street
Harvard Avenue
Allston
Owens
Frazzar
Edwards
Harry
Brighton Improvement Association
Boston
Brighton
Brookline Gas Company
Warren Hall
Harry Jackson
America
Ireland
Canada
Oak Square
Brighton's Heavyweights
Ten of Brighton's most substantial residents are listed as weighing over two hundred pounds each. Names include M. T. Gately G. A. Smith T. F. Johnson A. M. Franklin F. N. Snow T. W. Warner Frank Stiles Edward Monks Clarence Dale Arthur Smith. Tomorrow's Post will publish ten more names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Post
M. T. Gately
G. A. Smith
T. F. Johnson
A. M. Franklin
F. N. Snow
T. W. Warner
Frank Stiles
Edward Monks
Clarence Dale
Arthur Smith
Western Mortgages Report Cheers West Crop Rise
Commissioner Reed reports two consecutive good West crop years aiding both mortgagor and mortgagee. Firms that withstood prior downturns now sound, and with gained experience business can be carried on safely where managed honestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Dorchester division inspector disrupts West End system staff
Dorchester division of the West End system faces tension as a new inspector allegedly disrupts employees. Reports claim four men are pulled off daily, with a notable case sending thirteen off in a single day. Motormen fear his presence, and transfers are rumored amid broader department unease. Community groups announce events and gatherings in Dorchester and nearby areas through February and March.
Dorchester's Heavyweights Prominent Citizens Named
Dorchester lists its solid citizens including Angus McGilvery J H Allard Henry Hallett George Tucker Simon Curran Daniel Lynch J Donahue T Murphy Harry Davis and John Adams among the town's notable residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Post
Angus McGilvery
J. H. Allard
Henry Hallett
George Tucker
Simon Curran
Daniel Lynch
J. Donahue
T. Murphy
Harry Davis
John Adams
Roxbury Meeting Posts and Charity Event Notices
Thomas G Stevenson Corps 63 met at Dudley Hall at 2 30 pm with Mrs M S presiding and Mrs A Ward as secretary A three member committee was named to represent the corps at the W R C convention in Tremont Temple midweek A basket party is planned for St Valentine’s night at Dudley Hall The Thomas G Stevenson Post 26 G A R held a bi monthly meeting in G A R Hall A Children’s Aid Society benefit social is planned at Bacon Hall to aid St Francis de Sales Parish pending funds from a demand due to heavy weather Calls on the society have risen amid depleted treasury Superintendent Warren L Lord of the West End Railway carpentry division is ill with pneumonia A double horse brewery wagon blocked Pynchon Street disrupting streetcar traffic Roxbury Crossing not further detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Stevenson
Corps
W. R.C
Dudley Hall
Warren L. Lord
Carpentry
West End Railway
Guild Street
Pynchon Street
Heath
Roxbury Streets
Roxsury Crossina
Notable Roxbury Citizens Named in List of Contributors
Dents of Roxbury. They are guaranteed two hundred pounds each, John Spillane, Sim O'Brien, William Burns, William Du Ross. Conductor Joseph Corcoran. Major John E. Williams, James H. Nugent, George Miller, Patrolman Hood. George Upton, names of Roxbury's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Post
John Spillane
Sim O’brien
William Burns
William du Ross
Joseph Corcoran
John E. Williams
James H. Nugent
George Miller
Patrolman Hood
George Upton
Rockwell Wins Fur Coat In Local Voting Contest
Chelsea R. O. Rockwell drives prize fur coat from A Jus Johnson Company for obtaining the highest votes in the recent contest. Rockwell has driven on the Washington avenue line eight months and received 4900 votes. The E J Brown Co dry goods store closed yesterday for the funeral of Mrs. D Frank Lord, E J Brown’s daughter, held in Lynn. Clan Campbell of Argyll plans a cand dance next Thursday. Blandford, Field’s academy manager, declines Primrose West offer to be treasurer due to his mother's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Rockwell
A. Jus. Johnson Company
Rockwell
Washington Avenue
E. J. Brown & Co
D. Frank Lord
E. J. Brown
Lynn
Clan Campbell of Argyll
Blandford
Field
Academy of Music
Primrose & West
Toe FrerRyMan
Chelsea Heavyweights and Notable Citizens Listed
Chelsea names listed as solid citizens with weights over two hundred pounds. Arthur Stone, Frank Pidgeon, Charles Hemmenway, F. T. Howe, M. M. Mererve, H. T. True, 8S .M. Planders, George McDougall, A. M. Morse, N. Lamson among others. Accommodations for the through car Boston to Jacksonville attached to the Washington night express leaving Park Square station daily at 7:30 p.m. Sundays included. Also a note promoting Begerau's Pills for biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Post
Arthur Stone
Frank Pidgeon
Charles Hemmenway
F. T. Howe
M. M. Mererve
H. T. True
M. Planders
George McDougall
A. M. Morse
N. Lamson
Boston
Jacksonville
Fla
Park Square Station
James Pitt
Cambridge St
Thomas N. "Ayres
Thomas Gannon
Peter S. McKay
Tremont
Frank P. Brown
John Bergin
Amory St
P. W. Engley
Fifth St
E. B. L. Howard
North Ave
Fred E. Thying
Windsor St
Charles A. Murray
Cambridgeport
Rocio Ciro
Chen Ee Kes
William J. Rogers
Murdock St
Thomas Hughes
Rice St
L. Lewis Howe
John P. Williams
M. C. Normoyle
Hastings St
Stone
W. M. Holahan
Washington St
South Boston notes promotion and local events
Lieutenant Hart of Chemical Engine 8 is slated for captain of Engines 38 and 39, with Hoseman Sawyer of Engine 12 to lead Engine 26, a widely approved promotion. Distemper sickens many district dogs. Mrs. Catherine Donovan remains at City Hospital after a serious skull fracture from a fall on West Second Street. Matches in Murray & Irwin's billiard tournament include Paterson vs McEwen and Hatch vs Irwin. J J O'Brien underwent knee surgery. Reverend W Temple spoke on noses at Phillips Church. Officer Carter excelled on liquor duty across Stations 3, 5, and 6. A testimonial concert and dance for P J Donnelly is planned at Gray's Hall. Catholic pastors invited to St Stephen's Church celebration. Tammany Ward 14 plans a April reception for ladies on Second Street. Mary A Livermore lectures Feb 9 at Broadway Universalist Church. Bigelow Debating Society officers named. Ninth Regiment ball held at Cotilion Hall with detailed drill and aides. Columbian Society ball at Bethesda Hall expected to attract many friends. Inquirer to publish an eight-page edition following News and Review. Ward 13 Tammany Club election Tuesday evening. City Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Hoseman Sawyer
Catherine Donovan
West Second Street
City Hospital
Murray & Irwin
Paterson
P. J. Donnelly
Gray’s Hall
St. Stephen’s Church
Tammany Club
Ward 14
Second Street
Mary A. Livermore
Broadway Universalist Church
Bigelow Debating Society
Thomas F. O’brien
John Coffee
James F. Haley
Thomas Holman
Arthur H. Hurley
Richard H. Herrick
Fred Howard
Richard Walsh
Edward Hurley
William Nolan
Company I
Ninth Regiment
Cotiluon Hall
Lewis A. Dowd
John H. Dunn
William J. Casey
John F. Delaney
Joseph J. Benton
James A. Cuily
James A. Morgan
John J. Roche
J. E. J. Sullivan
Henry Rumph
Robert W. Balam
William Higgins
Joseph Grogan
Daniel Hurley
Charles 8. Brown
Nathaniel Prescott
John J. Costello
Columbian Society
Bethesda Hall
Inquirer
Ward 13
City Port
South Boston Names Its Solid Citizens
The list honors Adam Dwelly P Charles Sheehan D 8 Quirk Motorman Sommers James McNamara James Kennealy James J Higgins John Kennealy Philip Chapman John J Driscoll as notable local figures in South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Post
Adam Dwelly
P. Charles Sheehan
Quirk
Motorman Sommers
James McNamara
James Kennealy
James J. Higgins
John Kennealy
Philip Chapman
John J. Driscoll
East Boston Society Notes and Obituary Briefs
East Boston reports the Warren H. Cudworth Camp 95 held its first whist party in Westcott Hall. Funeral services for Timothy McCarthy, 56, of 408 Sumner Street, a former seaman and first mate of the burned steamer Falmouth, will be at 8:30 this forenoon at the Church of the Assumption. The East Boston Associates held their eighth annual ball in Lyceum Hall last night. The Ferryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren H. Cudworth
S. of W
Westcott Hall
Timothy McCarthy
Sumner Street
Church of the Assumption
McCarthy
Ireland
Falmouth
International Line
East Boston
Lyceum Hall
East Boston’s Noted Citizens Listed for Weigh-In
A Post correspondent notes East Boston residents reputed as solid citizens and says they are guaranteed to weigh over two hundred pounds each. Names include J. Flynn, M. C. Conway, F. H. Howe, F. Sweeney, Frank T. Cross, M. T. Stone, G. H. Clews, W. N. Needham, John Slade, Isaac Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Boston
Post
J. Flynn
M. C. Conway
F. H. Howe
F. Sweeney
Frank T. Cross
M. T. Stone
G. H. Clews
W. N. Needham
John Slade
Isaac Sloan
East Boston
Somerville Notes and Local Social Highlights 1893
Somerville directory work begins for the 1893 edition while a church outreach seeks Chinese integration in Sunday schools. Visits include Wiggin in Shackford New Hampshire Wemyss returns from Grand Rapids Derby welcomes H C Rowe New Haven. Social events list openings, meetings, dances, and an Odd Fellows hall institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Directory
A. J. Wiggin
Shackford
N. H
Alexander J Wemyss
Grand Rapids
Mich
H. C. Rowe
New Haven
J. F. Davlin
Minnie L. Crane
Spring Hill
Walter Merrill
Peabody
Somerville's Heavyweights and Local Notables
Somerville's solid citizens are listed among heavyweights and leaders. The names include B. P. Palmer, E. Miller, Stephen Tainter, Ed. B. Faulkner, T. O. Jenkins, N. Martel, and James Corneil, highlighting a roster of trusted locals.
Two Round Trip Tickets Give Away by The Post
The Post runs seven distinct offers each granting two round trip tickets. Residents in five Boston area sections can win by voting. last coupon appears March 25 with counts by March 27. Winners announced by March 31. Offers 6 and 7 go to top voters in New England outside those sections.
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 in City Election Listings
A long list of voters and vote tallies by name and address appears under How the Vote Stands. Names with fewer than twenty five votes are omitted from future updates. results as of 4 p.m. are noted and daily updates will follow.
Cape Breton Coal Cargo Reaches Boston on Cacouna
The British steamer Cacouna delivered 1682 tons of culm coal to Boston from North Sydney Cape Breton marking the first such cargo in years. Stratton LittIe & Co. holds the consignment. C. F. Stratton says the shipment is opportunistic, not Whitney related, spurred by ice embargo and Boston coal scarcity. He notes the ice jam has broken and prices may fall as Pennsylvania coal arrivals increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacouna
Boston
Sydney
Cape Breton
Whitney Coal Syndicate
Stratton, Littie & Co
State Street
C. F. Stratton Yesteray
Whitney
South
Thompson denies unaccounted Panama funds warrants issued
Terre Haute Ind February 6 R W Thompson former chairman of the American Panama Canal committee declares that no money is unaccounted for and that no vouchers will fail under close scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Havre
Ind
R. W. Thompson
American Panama Canal Committee
Cambridge Town Buzz At Hearing On Police Inspectors
Cambridge residents discuss the City Hall hearing on Police Inspectors Lawrence J. Ducey and Alonzo S. Harriman facing possible discharge for gambling with counsel Charles E. Allen guiding the case. Rumors of ex Alderman Champlin defending were unfounded.
Cambridge Notable Citizens Named in List
The article lists Cambridge solid citizens including I. McLean A. A. Wright L. 5. Spaulding J. L. Kirby W. J. Marvin H. W. Bullard A. M. Robbins J. P. Gibson E. B. Mallory H. Sparrow, presenting a roster of respected locals.
Charlestown notes and social announcements fade into one
Ivanhoe Lodge plans for the new ritual on February 16. Moondyne Club to open new Rea building rooms with a memorable social event. Bennett's Marine Band will play the Young Men's Catholic Association ball at Mechanics' building with twenty musicians. Residents protest burning of rubbish on Mill Pond park site. Mr and Mrs John H O Neil to reside on Chelsea street after wedding trip. Charlestown Club offers silver cup prizes for bowling team tournament. Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanhoe Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Moondyne Club
Rea
Bennett’s Marine Band
Navy Yard
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Boston College
John H. O’neil
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Bunker HI
Charlestown's Heavyweights List Ten Local Citizens
The Post identifies ten Charlestown residents as substantial citizens each claimed to weigh over 200 pounds. Names listed include Henry Ryan Thomas Waldron John Goswell Captain F W Pray M J Roughan James Roughan Charles Farnham James Tierney G H Gibbs E C Marshall. Tomorrow's Post promises ten more names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Post
Henry Ryan
Thomas Waldron
John Goswell
F. W. Pray
M. J. Roughan
James Roughan
Charles Farnham
James Tierney
G. H. Gibbs
E. C. Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Eaton
Bryant
Bishop
J. I. R. Clark
F. Ranney
J. H. Appleton
Ladd
Arnold
McHenry
Tompson
Wilson
Wilkinson
Bufford
Cullen
Sup. Council R. A
Kimball
Woodworth
Lock
Royal Ark
O’ Brien
O’brien
Wood
Davis
Babcock Varnish Co
Chadwick
Fuller
Cross
Gray
Gage
Cushing
Levine
Seme
Merriam
Roberts
N. Y
Rollins
Williams
Ludlow
Hoyt
Mason
C.J
Hassell
Legg
Corey
Shanley
Mulcahy
Fenwick
Bownan
Brichton
Western Mortgages
Field’s Corner
Fire Department
Catholic Union of Milton
Odd Fellows
Pioneer Social Club
Merry Monarchs
North Dorchester
Roxburys
BegcHau
M. EE
East Somerville W
T. U
Alma Rogers
Pearl Street
Royal Society of Good Fellows
Eberle Hall
New Lodge N. E. O. P
Society Hall
West Somerville
Third Universalist Church
OLD Powper Hovwsz
B. P. Palmer
E. Miller
Stephen Tainter
B. Faulkner
T. O. Jenkins
X. N. Martel
James Corneil
PACE
LARCE
Joseph J. Holleran
Federal St
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
KK. R. Neptune
Eaton St
William Wall
Wentworth B. Kenney
Henry L. D’eutremont
George W. Buchan
Andover
Sallie Greenburg
Lowell St
W. J. Dennis
Harrison Ave
John F. Welton, Jr
Greenough Lane
James J. Murphy
Everett
W. H. Walsh
Hanover St
Herbert Palmer
Parkman St
A. Barney Shattuck
Thomas Russell
Poplarave
John B. Cardigan
Genesee St
Toney A. Farrell
Friend St
Sam Keatley
Court St
Albert Dean
Ames
F. C. Tandy
Newton
Mary Hurley
Winchester
Fred Williams
Pinckney St
Fred A. Smith
Springvale
Chas. A. Manoney
EK. P. Nichols
Bucksport
Charles Goward
Mattapan
William Milnes
E. Weymouth
Joe Brosseau
Marlbore St
G. E. Dunbar
Shurtleff
Henry Pero
Maverick St
J. H. Sylvester
Border St
Joseph P. Egan
Grove St
Dowhoy
William J. Murphy
Moaning Ess
Coca Giants
Cisimies Sinise Ek Ee
D. McCarthy
Summer St
Arnold Thompson
Congress Ave
S.N. Archibald
Broadway
W. A. McDougall
Paris St
Ed Holland
Cor. Pope and Curtis
Geo. H. McDevett
Chelsea St
J. Hilton
Bremen St
M. E. Stickland
Decatur St
A. T. Stevens
Lexington St
E. R. Greene
Hubert ©. Purdy
Soke
Ee C. J. Albee
Trenton St
John T. Foley
F. L. Cameron
Wm. G. Newman
Williams St
W. A. Gupstill
E. BR
Mike Lane
Beach
Fred D. Rucker
Harry H. Kent
Bloomingdale Ave
D. W
Alexander McCabe
Harvest
J. N. Hines
Winthrop St
Louis Chisholm
W. J. Matheson
Putnam Ave
George Chisholm
Porter St
Ella Johnston
Dr. Bishop
Worcester
Lucy Drennan
Rossetter St
Joseph Husson
Nawn Court
William Hayward
Baca Hse Aiele Ees
Samuel Packard
Walter L. Cox
Columbus Ave
Robert Lockhart
Camden St
Jack Jacobs
Kendall St
J. J. McNeil
Belden St
Wee
C. M. Houghton
Westford St
James
Ide
Savin Hill
T. B. Cunniff
Regent St
H. Strecker
Green St
Carl S. Jaeger
Pynchon
J. Foran
Sterling St
Fattag
E. C. Reinhardt
Posen St
Petir Cores
A. S. Nolen
H. McKenzie
Shawmut Ave
W. Fleming
Field St
G. W. Trout
Lenox St
J. L. Kingston
Edgewood St
Wek
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
Daniel Falconer
Hammond St
G. Roy Starkey
Pynchon St
M. J. Driscoll
Hamburg St
L. Starkey
J. J. Callahan
Chapel
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
James F. Flannery
Elmwood
B. B
J _T
Frank Walsh
Charles M. Doroth
Sivan Evewewss
Thomas Bardsley
Boone Ab
Ccacs
M. Tenney
Dartmouth St
F. N. St
Ayes
Esther Tayor
Neponset Ave
Henry W. Keely
Eustis St
Frank L. Davis
Washington St. George N
J. J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
J. W. Corbett
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn St
Main St
M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
John D. McRae
Cameron St
Charles F. Maxwell
Flintst
John R. Sinclair
Derby St
Mamie Driscoll
Ron Ke
J. Fitzgerald
Mason St
James Hirl
Warren St
Edward A. Fagan
Cea Ee Oe Ae L. Carbone
Benedict St
Prank ‘T
Joseph G. Clinkard
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
West Broadway
Alee
George H. Smith
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth St
Joe Finnemore
Wesley St
Frank Hans
Gold St
J.J. Devaney
Geo
Middle St. Au
J.J. Ryan
Bolton St
D. F. E. Joyce
John T. Gleason
E. Second St
J. A. Sullivan
Jay St
Seeray
Frank H. Queen, Jr
H. W. Bryant
E. Seventh
E. First St
Francis J. Teevins
W. Sixth St
WOSCO
Ose Owaesdesses
Martin R. Kirby
A. O. Bisbee
H. G. Falvey
Ae Pont
F. Gorman
Dore Lester
R. ©. Crimmins
Eddie Babb
Charles F. O’malley
Telegraph St
Harry J. Rockett
Dorchester St
Hugh J. Barker
City Hall
Lawrence J. Ducey
Alonzo S. Harriman
Board of Aldermen
Charles E. Allen
William E. Hutchins
Gamewell Police Signal Company
Edgar R. Champlin
Ducey
Harriman
John Read
G. A. R. Hall
Quincy Square
Guardian Endowment Order
Milton Club
C. M. Conant
Woodbridge Ladies’ Cycle Club
Hollis Street
George Abbott
Concord Avenue
Cambridge Unitarian Club
Austin Street
Union No
Union Ha
Cantabrigia Clut
Miss Frost
North Avenue
Walter Swaffield
North End
Charles River
Cambridge Economy Club
Colonial Club
Thomas W.higginson
Samuel W. McCall
Bancroft
D. N. Beach
J. H. Corcoran
Citizens’ Trade Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
E. M. Moore
George Allen
A. H. Clark
George R. Moore
Fred O. Smith
George E. Muzzey
Harry E. Wade
Fred H. Clark
Port Cycle Club
Waltham
Alfred A. Wright
Clinton Street
Wesley Wright
Boreae Military Academy
Bordentown
John S. Paton
Pilgrim Church
New Hebrides Islands
Charles A. Gay
Green Street
St. Omer
Buckingham Hall
I. McLean
A. A. Wright
L. 5
J. L. Kirby
W. J. Marvin
H. W. Bullard
A. M. Robbins
J. P. Gibson
E. B. Mallory
H. Sparrow
Tomorow
Wilson Bros
Twomont Row
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