Boston Era Court Appeals Case and Mixed Docket Highlights
United States Circuit Court of Appeals First Circuit Feb 8 affirms Massachusetts circuit ruling requiring a bank to bear tax on stock for 1891. Includes cases Overman v Warwick Cycle, libels on Lizzie Williams collision, and multiple Suffolk Superior and Middlesex sessions with numerous tort and contract actions. Membership lists, verdicts, and docket entries span civil, equity, and insolvency matters.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Putnam, Nelson and Wess
Jay
Boston
T. P. Beal
Maverick National Bank
Appellee
Circuit Court of Massachusetts
National Bank
Circuit Court
Putnam and
United States Circuit
Carpenter
J. Albert H. Overman
Warwick Cycle Manufacturing Company
Bill
Albert H. Overman
White
J. L. S. Roberts
Melson
J. O. H. Wiley
Philadelphia
Lewis Et al
Lizzie Williams
F. Dodge
Dabney
F. Cunningham
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
In Equity
Morron
Citizens’ Gas & Electric Light Company
Town of Wakefield
E. R. Champlin
R. Darling
S. K. Hamilton
S. L. Whipple
H. J. Jaquith
Newton
L. Whipple
W.R. Bigelofy
A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
Chelsea Savings Bank
Charles F. Hubbard
Williams, Auburn
Spruce Streets
Chelsea
Hubbard
M. Weston
C. W. Smith
Carver & Blodgett
Mica Roofing Company of New York
F. H. Holton
Equity
Middlesex
John Prentiss
E. KR. Champlin
Superior Court
S.s
Cambridge
George J. Bicknell
William H. Glennon
Wiggin & Fernald
James P. Prince
Grenier
Lyman
McNelly
Carlin
Cambridge Social Scene Mixes Police, Pow Wow and Plays
The Cambridge section reports the Aldermen sustain the Mayor and discharge Inspectors Ducey and Harri man. A Red Men pow wow and peace dance, Longfellow tableaux, Wiggin’s music, and a Brattle Hall performance are noted. Various clubs plan dances, concerts, and lectures at Union Hall Brattle Hall and Cambridge venues tonight.
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Lawrence J. Ducey
Alonzos
Harriman
Union Hall
Massachusetts
Longfellow
Hiawatha
Wiggin
Jacqueminot Roses
Brattle Hall
Ethel M. Raymond
Mabel C. Davis
Gertrude Dyar
Augustus C. Lamb
George E. Close
Riverside Boat Club
Albro Street
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Colin Chisholm
Nova Scotia
Cambridge Dramatic Club
Lady Bountiful
Charles Beck
Armory Hall
Brattle Square
Charles Seagrave
W. A. Eveleth
M. C. Beadle
A. W. Curtis
A. W. Melvin
J. J. Shedd
George Rouillard
M. J. Conroy
W. H. Howe
T. J. Breen
Citizens’ Trade
the Innocent Club
Cambridge
Porter’s Hotel
Dobson
Harriet H. Cobb
Harvard Gridge
Ten Cambridge residents listed by weighty names
A Post correspondent notes ten substantial residents of Cambridge each said to weigh over two hundred pounds. Names include W. H. Hiceardon, A. F. Sortwell, J. J. Myers, A. S. Swett, A. G. Harriman, N. H. Holbrook, A. Blackburn, D. Jewett, W. Breen, and D. Bradford.
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Cambridge
Post
W. H. Hiceardon
A. EF. Sortwell
J. J. Myers
Swett
Harriman
N. H. Holbrook
A. Blackburn
D. Jewett
W.d. Breen
D. Bradford
Chelsea
Local Skating News and January Marriages
Skating remains popular as Broadway Park ice is protected from early breakups by adults and youths. January saw thirty four marriage certificates issued by the city clerk. Nellie Barstow visits Nobleboro Maine while Mrs E N Merrill of Skowhegan is in town. W W Maxim returns from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. S D Rich take a two month trip to South Carolina. Tonight features a testimonial concert for Miss Belle Marks and Miss Myra Pond at Franklin Street Church with Willard C. Kinsley Post, G A R at Grand Army Hall. West Somerville W C T U meets at Day Street Congregational Church 745 pm public. Supper for members 630 to 730. OLp PowpEs Hows.
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Alger Street
Ewer Street
Boston
E. M. Johnson
J. M. Keith
C. F. Donnelly
L. J. Cavanagh
Vanner
Old Colony R.B
Keen
N. E. Mut
Acc. Assn
Cameron
Snow
Child
O’connor
Benshimol
Pabo
Bennett
Nagle
Howland
West
Meehan
P. J. Casey
D. A. Gray
W. H. Gage
S. W. Hathaway
J. E. Hanizan
Annie F. O’brien
Patrick J. O’brien
F. Hutchinson
J. A. McGeough
Cushing
Levine
Same
Merriam
Ludlow
Hoyt
Pray
Brown
Rogers
Coughlin
Drew
Torrey
Sullivan
Shorey
Gray
Mansfield
Wood
Rabinowich
Ramsey
Broadway Park
Nellie Barstow
Nobleboro
E. N. Merrill
Skowhegan
W. W. Maxim
Richdale Avenue
Florida
S. D. Rich
South Carolina
Belle Marks
Myra Pond
Franklin Street Church
Willard C. Kinsley Post
Grand Army Hall
Somerville
Day Street Congregational Church
Local Names Listed as Beneficiaries in Somerville
Dents of Somerville. They are guaranteed two hundred pounds each: Edward Pisaien, J. K. Scotia, S. O. Seames, F. T. Callahan. T. J. Meekent. S. S. Renton, Louis Bekken, Franz Steiner. Kenry Canton. T. P. Lang.
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Somerville
Post
Edward Pisaien
J. K. Scotia
S. O. Seames
F. T. Callahan
T. J. Meekent
S. S. Renton
Louis Bekken
Franz Steiner
Kenry Canton
T. P. Lang
Sailor and Soldier Merritt Dies in Chelsea
Jefferson D. Merritt aged 52 a veteran of the late war died Monday morning at 126 Shawmut street Chelsea He served as private in Company H First Maine Infantry and as master at arms in the navy He was a member of Theodore Winthrop Post 35 G A R Tonight Rev Mr Webber lectures at Mt Bellingham Church on scenes from The Devil's Auction in Boston theatres.
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Chelsea
Jefferson D. Merritt
Shawmut Street
First Maine Infantry
Navy
Theodore Winthrop
Webber
Mt. Bellingham
Boston
Ferryman
Chelsea's Heavyweights Feature Dents of Chelsea Club
The Post correspondent notes Chelsea’s heavyweights, each over two hundred pounds, including A. T. Stone, M. W. Gregg, H. M. Johnson, P. T. Barnes, S. H. Jogg, with A. Cairns, F. H. Phillips, W. S. Lathrop, T. S. Davis, and G. Bliss. The Shore Line provides the through car service between Boston and Jacksonville, Fla, via the Washington night train from Park Square Station at 7:30 p.m. Includes a nondescript promotional line about Beecham's Pills.
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A. T. Stone
M. W. Gregg
H. M. Johnson
P. T. Barnes
S. H. Jogg
A. Cairns
F. H. Phillips
W.S. Lathrop
T. S. Davis
Bliss
Boston
Jacksonville
Fla
Washington
Park Square Station
Waiting room debate rages at Division and Dorchester
South Bolton residents press for a Division street Dorchester avenue waiting room as a shop blocks its door. Meanwhile William Kelley recovers after a self inflicted gunshot wound, coughing and vomiting the bullet at City Hospital. Trimount Athletic Club hosts a house warming while local council members back a contingent fund and debate McNutt rapid transit. City Point.
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Division Street
Dorchester Avenue
William Kelley
City Hospital
Trimount Athletic Club
Messrs
McShane
Hopkins
Keys
McDonough
Hughes
Station 6
Fourth Street
Hawes Unitarian Church
Broadway
Mary A. Livermore
Broadway Universalist Church
City Point
Notable Residents of South Boston Named in Record
Lists residents including M. J. Driscoll, Michael Golden, John D. Mahar, George F. Cole, D. Egan, John Lavery, D. Holden, John Devine, Jere Foley, and J. H. Rogers as guaranteed in the community record.
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South
Boston
Post
M. J. Driscoll
Michael Golden
John D. Mahar
George F. Cole
D. Egan
John Lavery
D. Holden
John Devine
Jere Foley
J. H. Rogers
Willow Associates form at Everett Boat Club in era of clubs
Young men gathered in Everett to form Willow Associates with officers led by President Thomas Dolan and Vice President Charles J Brown. A concert followed with performances by McCarter Murphy Denehy the Willow Quartet and others. Blacksmiths Moynihan Fullerton Keating faced Sunday work charges for shoeing six horses. judge postponed rulings to avoid a hasty decision.
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Everett Boat Club
Willow Associates
Thomas Dolan
Charles J. Brown
Charles J. Denehy
James F. Reilly
Mr. McCarter
Messrs. P. Murphy
Charles Denehy
Willow
William Casey
John Lyons
John Lynch
John Wilson
J. D. Moynihan
James Fullerton
John Fullerton
Wilson
Daniel Keating
Moynihan
Undertaker Lane
East Boston Dents Up Lists of Signatures for Post Correspondent
The document lists numerous individuals believed to be guarantees to the Post correspondent, each said to weigh over two hundred pounds. Names include Ss. M. Flanders, Co. H. Lake, M. F. Liscom, Frank Daniels, Stephen Carr, John Hart, G. M. Cate, M. C. Marston, y, M. Craw, James Stain.
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Boston
Post
Ss. M. Flanders
H. Lake
M. F. Liscom
Frank Daniels
Stephen Carr
John Hart
G. M. Cate
M. C. Marston
Y ¥. M. Craw
James Stain
Community meetings and events at Bunker Hill church and town
The Young People's Society of Christian Workers will host a public meeting tonight with Rev Frederick M Gardner speaking on Education in Young People Societies. Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association prepares for a social opening next Wednesday. Enterprise training ship improves and may be ready for sea soon. Patrolman Charles Hoisington returns to duty after illness. Cadets plan another armory party tomorrow evening continuing a season series. A new Bunker Hill branch of the National Federation of America urges Ireland Home Rule supporters to attend next Sunday in Raymond Hall for coordinated actions. A memorial service for Abraham Lincoln will be held next Sunday at Trinity Church with Rev E M Taylor leading. Lincoln Post G A R Sons of Veterans and Womens Relief Corps expected to attend. Charles Town Cadets may escort the groups to and from the church.
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Young People’s Society of Christian Workers
Bunker Hill Baptist Church
Frederick M. Gardner
Central Square Baptist Church
East Boston
Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association
Enterprise
Charles Hoisington
Main Street
Ireland
Bunker Hill
National Federation of America
Raymond Hall
Trinity Church
Abraham Lincoln
E. M. Taylor
Abraham Lincoln Post
The
Sons of Veterans
Womens Relief Corps
Charlestown
Bunker Him
You and Your Friends Voting Offer for New England Readers
An appeal notes that offers 6 and 7 each grant two round trip tickets. They go to the two people in New England who are not in the five special sections and who receive the largest and second largest vote totals. Cast your votes soon for your friends.
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New England
Post prints sketches of leaders urged for sections
SPECIAL NOTICE. The Post will be glad to print sketches of the leaders in the various sections if they will forward the matter for the same to this office.
HOW THE VOTE STANDS LIST OF CANDIDATES AND VOTES
A ballot tally shows numerous candidates with vote counts. names from Joseph J. Holleran to Chas. A. Manoney are listed with varying totals, many below twenty five votes. The notice warns names under twenty five will be omitted and updates occur after 4 PM daily.
List of residents and addresses from local directory
A lengthy compilation lists numerous individuals with street addresses across Boston areas including Pleasant, Medford, Chelsea, Belmont, Cambridge, and Dorchester. Many entries appear with partial or garbled annotations, noting names such as J J Murray, Eddie Hughes, George Melick, Joseph Dutra, William Barnes, J W Corbett, Alfred Ruby, and Miss Mamie Driscoll among others, alongside house numbers and streets.
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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
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
J. W. Corbett
Lexington St
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn St
C. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
George W. Wilson
Austin St
Bb. E. Chambers
Linden St
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grant’s Court
Joseph T . Madden
Chelsea St
J. Finch
Summer St
Robert Harris
Somerville Ave
Joseph G. Clinkard
Alfred F. Ruby
Main Sree
M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
John D. McRae
Cameron St
Charles F. Maxwell
Flint St
Ccnee
Pee Jonn
Amann
John R. Sinclair
Derby St
Mamie Driscoll
James Hirl
Warren St
Edward A. Fagan
L. Carbone
Benedict St
Order of Good Fellows Elects Officers at Providence Session
Providence February 8 The Order of Good Fellows held its seventh annual session and elected officers including Past grand ruler John A. McCloy grand ruler John G. Massie grand instructor Herbert E. Walker grand councillor George W. Tilley grand secretary Stephen F. Chase grand treasurer Charles J. Gardiner grand prelate James T. Smith grand director Charles F. Thurber grand guard Edward L. Seneck grand sentry George Farnell trustee for three years William P. Denman.
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Providence
Order of Good Fellows
John A. McCloy
John G. Massie
Herbert E. Walker
George W. Tilley
Stephen F. Chase
Charles J. Gardiner
James T. Smith
Charles F. Thurber
Edward L. Seneck
George Farnell
William P. Denman
Charlestown's Heavies Ten Citizens Named
Ten Charlestown men listed as substantial citizens guaranteed to weigh over 200 pounds each by the Post correspondent. Names include John Nason Cornelius M Doherty Dick Wall Cornelius Callahan Philip Daley Maurice J McKenna James Broderick Lee F Harrigan R Thompson and Dr EK M Plummer.
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Charlestown
Post
John Nason
Cornelius M. Doherty
Dick Wall
Cornelius Callahan
Philip Daley
Maurice J. McKenna
James Broderick
Lee F. Harrigan
R. Thompson
Dr. EK. M. Plummer
Moline Iron Works Burned In Major Fire
The malleable iron works at Moline Illinois were destroyed by fire last night. Loss estimated at fifty thousand dollars. About three hundred men were left without jobs due to the destruction.
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Ill
Dorchester Wedding and Local Club News
The Dorchester wedding of Miss Katharine Ellen Brown to Abner Hunt Bowman at Stanton Avenue Church drew Dorchester society. The bride, daughter of John M. Brown, and the groom, son of James T. Bowman, will reside on Nelson Street after an extended Westward trip. Milestones include a Central Athletic Club bowling team lineup, a 20th anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. William Bulmer at 1278 Dorchester Avenue, and lectures by Rev. Arthur Little and Rev. Thomas C. McGoldrick with proceeds aiding the Sunday-school library fund.
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Katharine Ellen Brown
Abner Hunt Bowman
Dorchester
Stanton Avenue
J. R. Cushing
John M. Brown
Corbett Street
James T. Bowman
Sanborn Avenue
Hallett Bros
Milton J. Stone
Edna Brown
H. L. Davenport
Dwight Blaney
Fred Brown
Nelson Street
Central Athletic Club
Messrs. Sewall
Foster
Merriam
Dilloway
Odell
E. F. Snow
F. K. Folsom
G. R. Miller
Orrin Bent
W. H. Cutter
W. 8. Crosby
W. A. Roor
Edward F. Snow
James Lyons
Glovers Corner
Kentucky
William Bulmer
Dorchester Avenue
George Quincy
Ashmont
Charles Quincy
Chicago
Arthur Little
Ee M. E
Thomas C. Mc Goldrick
St. Peter’s Church
Cardinal Newman
Newman
Father McGoldrick
Dorchester Residents Named in Local Guarantee List
A local notice lists residents with guarantees including Joshua McDonald, David McDonald, William Bulmer, A and Blood, Charles Simpson, James Hill, George Nickerson, Philip McMorrow, George Dunn, Maurice Gallivan, all identified as guaranteed parties.
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Dorchester
Post
Joshua McDonald
David McDonald
William Bulmer
Blood
Charles Simpson
James Hill
George Nickerson
Philip McMorrow
George Dunn
Maurice Gallivan
Roxbury Socials Parade at Armory Hall in Evening Gala
The Roxbury Provision Clerks Association and friends, about 200, enjoyed a lively first annual hall party at Armory Hall with Stone's Orchestra. Guests included Councilman Collins and E. D. Swoudkins. A Scotch benefit for Archie McGilvray was announced for Conant Hall tonight.
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Roxbury
Armory
People’s Market
Tremont Street
Stone
Arthur Clifford
James W. English
William Worcester
Charles Burr
Julius Enkstrom
Thomas Glyon
Collins
P. Vaye
E. P. Pike
E. D. Swoudkins
George P. Lewis
Archie McGilvray
Conant Hall
McGilvray
Dudley Street Opera House
Meyer
Roxbury Heavyweights Guarantee Local Boxers
Dents of Roxbury are guaranteed to feature in the forthcoming contest lineup. Named boxers include Thomas Brown, M Sullivan, Patrick Monahan, Edward O Connell, B Irwin, Owen Norris, P Donovan, Terry Mack, J Schuitz, RP J Gallagher, with additional assurances for regional heavyweight representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Post
Thomas Brown
M. Sullivan
Patrick Monahan
Edward O'Connell
B. Irwin
Owen Norris
P. Donovan
Terry Mack
J. Schuitz
J. Gallagher
Burial and funeral notices from Beacon Park area
Charles H. Perry of Cam bridge street says he has held a funeral every day this month. The late Captain Charles Champney of Engine 29 was buried yesterday. Diphtheria cases reported locally, including one on North Beacon street. Robert McCleary, once employed by barber Harry Owens, died suddenly from pneumonia and was sent to Kingston, Nova Scotia. Mr and Mrs Frank Wingate of Harvard avenue returned from their wedding trip with a reception at home. BEACON PARK.
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Charles H. Perry
Cambridge Street
Allston
Charles Champney
Engine 29
North Beacon Street
Robert McCleary
Harry Owens
Kingston
N. S
Frank Wingate
Harvard Avenue
Beacon Park
Fragmentary list of Brighton residents and associates
A partial OCR shows a roster of Brighton names including F. H. Bascom D. M. Beale T. H. Kenney G. F. Dunbar P. F. Dean Ss. B. Cranston F. W. Walker G. F. Gregory W. E. Harris and B. O. Keefe. The context and labels are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Post
F. H. Bascom
D. M. Beale
T. H. Kenney
G. F. Dunbar
P. F. Dean
Ss. B. Cranston
F. W. Walker
G. F. Gregory
W. E. Harris
O. Keefe
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United States District Court
Thompson
T. H. McDonald
H. S. Levi
M. &. Coogan
J. H. Blanchard
Thomas F. McGuinness
F. W. Loud
R. W. Shea
H. N. Allin
Craven
West End
Greely
West End B.B
Margeson
Mass. B. Assoc
McGuinness
Loud
Randolph N. Bk
Hornblower
Perkins
R.B
Foley
Paine
Hane
Sayer
Hawes
Richarpson
J. F. Connors
F. Morton
W. B. Orcutt
D.C. Linscott
A. L. Ireland
A. J. Parke
Pera
Aker
Fales and Mellen
G. Malmer
Frank Casey
George Wilson Staal
An.erdict
J. Edwards
J. F. Wheeler
P. E. Donahue Et al
Horace Partridge
Washington Street
R. Clark
P. B. Runyan
Solomons
R.R
Bicknell
Bicknell v. N. Y
MccIntyre
Boston & Maine
Murphy
Call
Pendergast
Robbins
Braney, J
People’s Ice Co
Employers’ Liability Assurance Co. Corp. Lim
Ind R.R. of
Harv
Coll
F. Smith Iron
EB. RR
Went. R.R
Mason, C.J
Emma J. Channell
Institution For Savings of
Newburyport
Annie M. Pike
Pike
T. H. Tyndale
C. J. Rolfe
Amos Noyes
Brechin
Columbia International Investment Company
W. H. Floy
G. N. Spinney
Wareham
E.O. Cooke
J. H. Colby
Albert G. Hussey
G. M. D. Legg
Faneuil Hall Market
G. R. Swasey
Bartlett & Anderson
Hammonp
Merritt
Executrix
Amos T. Curtis
Stearns and
Butler and Beckett
Thomas Riley
Lorinda H. Parker
M. F. Farrell
K. E. Perry
Frank A. Foster
City of
Waltham
B. B. Johnson
C. M. Ludden
Pfeiffer
Hopf
Dodge
Starbuck and Jr
Pool
Colcord
Colville
Cooper
Saunders
Blake
City of Waltham
Mulrey
Brock and al
Drinkwater
Hicks
Samuels
Barr
Neilson
Stiles
Forsaith
Beecham
Bolton
South Boston
South End
Dover Street
LARCE
Condittons
Joseph J. Holleran
Federal St
Ik. R. Neptune
Eaton St
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
William Wall
Cambridge St
George W. Buchan
Andover
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
A. T. Harwood
Fitchburg
R.R. Depot
Fred P. Lambert
Nashua St
D. L. Munns
Chapman St
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire St
Ips
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
John Farrell
Endicott St
Sallie Greenburg
Lowell St
W. J. Dennis
Harrison Ave
W. H. Walsh
Hanover St
William Milnes
E. Weymouth
Elliot T. Sturgis
Milk St
Henry L. D
Daniel F. Leehy
North Market St
James J. Murphy
Herbert Palmer
Parkman St
L. Lawless
Charles Goward
Mattapan
James Girard
Temple
M. L. Holt
South Gardner
A. D. Pierce
Congress St
Robert Grady
Thomas Russell
Poplarave
Mary Hurley
Winchester
John B. Cardigan
Geesee St
Toney A. Farrell
Friend St
Sam Keatley
Court St
Albert Dean
Ames
F.C. Tandy
Fred Williams
Pinckney
Fred A. Smith
Springvale
Chas. A. Manoney
Banover St
Peter S. McKay
Tremont Pl
James Pitt
E. Colbert
Windsor St
Thomas Gannon
Thomas N. Ayres
Fifth St
Frank P. Brown
Aiil
John Bergin
Amory St
P. W. Engley
E. B
Putnam
John F. Dail
North St
A. J. Littlefield
Sacramento
W.M. Holahan
Washington St
Joe Brosseau
Marlbore St
Henry Pero
Maverick St
G. Ben Dunbar
Alter Ego Club
J. H. Sylvester
Border St
Joseph P. Egan
Grove St
W. A. McDougall
Paris St
Arnold Thompson
Congress Ave
D. McCarthy
S.N. Archibald
Ed Holland
Cor. Pope and Curtis
Geo. H. McDevett
J. Hilton
Bremen St
Pbek Ance Aero
M. B. Stickland
Decatur St
D. W. Hook
G. W. Randall
Frank F. Oliver
Trenton St
Alexander McCabe
Harvest
J. N. Hines
Winthrop St
Louis Chisholm
George Chisholm
Porter St
Miss Ella Johnston
Wm. G. Newman
Willims St
A. T. Stevens
E. R. Greene
William A. McCarthy
James Barry
Lewis St
Dowwney
William J. Murphy
F. G. Nickerson
Albert J. Dadiey
Ash St
Charles A. Stemler
Harve St
Charles W. Diy
Monmouth St
Mocom Rss
Daca
Aoasseee Hobart OC. Pry
Csaierscdeseae
John T. Foley
C. J. Albee
F. L. Cameron
W. A. Guptill
E.B
Mike Lane
Beach St
Fred D. Rucker
Harry H. Kent
Bloomingdale
W. J. Matheson
Putnam Ave
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
Lucy Drennan
Rossetter St
H. McKenzie
Shawmut Ave
W. Fleming
Field St. Deers Ste Ean
Joseph Husson
Nawn Court
Lenox St
Beer J. L. Kingston
Edgewood St
A. Downey
Penryth St
William Bay Wapgl
Occas Cue
Samuel Packard
Robert Lockhart
Camden St
Walter L. Cox
Columbus Ave
Jack Jacobs
Kapawilists
J.J. McNeil
Belden St
C. M. Houghton
Westford St
James C. Ide
Savin Hill Ave
Bi Cunniff
Regentist
Bee H. Strecker
Green St
Carl
Jaeger
Pynchon
P. J. Foran
Sterling St
C.eeese Los BE
C. Reinhardt
Posen St
A.S. Nolen
NUS Bea Moor
Pga
Daniel Falconer
Hammond
G. Roy Starkey
Hamburg St
L. Starkey
Pynchon St
J.J. Callahan
Chapel
Stree Alte
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
James F. Flannery
Elmwood
Stafford St
George W. Goode
Adams St
Christopher J. Halligan
Palmer Bupcgn
Lrectors
Acd
Athine Sane
Esther Tayor
Neponset Ave
Henry W. Kiely
Eustis St
Frank L. Davis
George N. Walker
Concordsq
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
Joe Finnemore
Wesley St
Frank Hans
Gold St
J.d. Deveney
Boe
Patrick J. Curley, Jr
E. Eighth
Thomas F. Drummond
Highth
Walter T. Rice
C ‘St Ye Pee Ee
D. J. Herney
Athens St
E. W. T. Sullivan
E. Fourth St
Fred. A. Hill
J.J. Ryan
Bolton St
D. F. E. Joyce
W. Fifth St
John T. Gleason
J. A. Sullivan
Jay St
Frank H. Queen, Jr
W. T. Frisbee
Silv
H. W. Bryant
Joseph F. Toole
Hone
Martin R. Kirby
Patrick Jeens
Thomas F. Murphy
Third
Thomas J. Casey
Francis J. Teevins
W. Sixth St
B-Getalvey
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
A. O. Bisbee
West Broadway
John W. Kelly
Old Avgeran
Kl Sere
R. C
Dorchester St
Mish J. Barker
D. E. Noonan
Gas Trust
Moline
Roxbury's
Brichton
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!