Equity court docket from Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court
In Equity cases before the Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court February 23, Justice notes Morton Whitin Machine Works Co. v Sawyer Spindle Co for damages and specific performance. Mary E. Barnaby administratrix v G H Towle seeks injunctive relief over Lombard Investment bonds. James Grant v S L Harris et al requests injunction against police. Superior Court proceedings list numerous tort and equity actions with verdicts and orders, including Cambr idge Electric Light Co. v David Fudge, Annie Murphy v White, and many case entries with titles and parties.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
In Equity
Morton
Je Whitin Machine Works Company
Sawyer Spindle Company
Bill
Equity
F. P. Goulding
E. Wetmore
C. A. Jenner
New York
W. G. Russell
F. B. Fish
Mary E. Barnaby
G. H. Towle
Bill In Equity
Lombard Investment Company
Harriman Building & Loan Association of Tennessee
Harriman
Tenn
Towle
H. Smith
James Grant
S. L. Harris Et al
Boston
North Market Street
J. H. Blanchard
I. F. Paul
Suffolk, Is
Thompson
Mary Scanlan
Lozer Leventall
B. Loud
J. H. Sherburne
Patrick Greely
West End Railroad Company
A. A. Strout
J. Ff. Wyman
M. F. Dickinson
W. Bb. Sprout
Craven
West End RR
Hursh
Cramin
Watson
Hall
Stinson
Costello
Old Col. B.R
Washburn
Bird
Cuumeskey
Jones
Jordan
Blood
Richardson
David Fudge
Cambridge Electric Light Company Et al
Prospect Street
Cambridge
S. J. Elder
J. H. Pence
Plaintiff
C. W. Bartlett
Cambridge Electric Light Company
J. Lowell, Jr
B. F. Nay
J. A. Bailey
Wright Electrical Engineering Company
Annie Murphy
R. H. White
Washington Street
Norfolk Place
T. J. Gargan
P. M. Keating
Gray
Lee
Bailey
Healey
Paine
Shea
Cook
Greeley
Hollingsworth
W. C
Fessenden
Joshua Benshimol
Errant Paboudjean
Ais Whipple
W. S. Slocum
P. Leare
Thomas Bennett
Richard H. J. Nagle
M. F. Stevens
W. L. Whipple
Vanner
Old Colony
R.R
Howland
West End
Meehan
Meeham
Hughes
Smith
Burt
Pres. and Fellows of Harv. Coll
Jenkins
Pray
Beals
Murphy
Same
Tabor
Stimpson
Saime
Huaydock
Grace
Young
Bost
Maloney
Morse
Hollings
Ristein
Barrus
Ward
Kimpton
Leishman
Tutein
Boston Probate and City Authority Notices Across Suffolk
A long list of late 19th century notices includes petitions for licenses to sell estate, probate actions in Cambridge and Boston, appointment of executors and administrators, insolvency meetings, and a city board hearing on Edge Hill street in Boston. The records reflect wills, estates, heir rights, bond filings, and a requested public hearing with notices published in the Boston Post and Boston Journal.
Superior Court Docket Highlights Multiple Middlesex Cases
A list of historic Middlesex Superior Court docket entries includes Nickerson versus Tucker, Harris et al versus Fitchburg Railroad Co, Marston versus Singapore Rattan Co, Hanson versus Cushing, Hampton versus town of Lincoln, Hines versus Dureil, Mills pro ams versus Shattuck, Quimby versus Waltham Emery Wheel Co, Wood versus Fletcher, Davis versus Busnach, Town of Melrose versus Hilard, and Kevenan versus Linnehan among others, with various docket numbers and year markers.
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Nickerson
Tucker
Harris Et al
Fitchburg R.R. Co
Marston
Singapore Rattan Co
Same
Curtis
Hanson
Cushing
Hampton
Town of Lincoln
Hines
Dureil
Mills
Pro Ams
Shattuck
Lane
Quimby
Waltham Emery Wheel Co
Hynes
Lawler
Cambridge News Highlights and Local Social Notes
In Cambridge Maurice Harris receives a testimonial from St Omer ladies for past kindnesses. Mrs Betsey Wadleigh dies at 97 at her granddaughter's home, with multi generation family ties noted. Court cases involve Patrick McCarthy and Thomas Leahey, jailed thirty days with appeal. Community events include burlesque and farce shows at North Avenue Universalist Church, plus the St Paul’s Dramatic Club public debut with Our Boys. Fire safety concerns addressed by Chief Casey and Streets Dept actions planned.
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Maurice Harris
St. Omer
Eben W. Pike
Betsey Wadleigh
Frank P. Merrill
Dana Street
Shapleigh
Stoneham
Cambridge
Mahala Davis
Patrick McCarthy
Thomas Leahey
Keaney
McKeown
North Avenue Universalist Church
Professor Baxter
Jacobi
George M. Spalding
Lucy Ann
Dora Simmons
Sophronia
Harriet Bailey
Benjamin Franklin Baxter
Howland Dudley
Peter Crawford
Arthur Gass
Samuel Woolley
George Lyford
Roxanna Tucker
Martha Pierce
Dorothy Tucker
Ethel Trask
Mary Ann O’flynn
Melvin
Ladies’ Symphony
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul’s
Geoffrey Champneys
Thomas H. Kneeland
Talbot Champneys
James M. Shannon
Perkyn Middlewick
Hubert T. Smith
Charles Middlewick
Joseph O'Donnell
Kempster
Jere F. Shea
Paddies
H. R. Sullivan
Violet Melrose
Avna M. Keough
Mary Melrose
Margie L. Corcoran
Clarissa Champneys
Theresa K. Lally
Belinda
May T. Murphy
James L. Ross
Rohde
Casey
Reed
Harvard Bridge
Recitals in East Boston Highlight Williams and Nazarian
In East Boston last evening Hannibal A. Williams of New York presented a Shaksperian recital at the Unitarian Church with The Taming of the Shrew. Next Tuesday he will perform The Winter's Tale. Also, Rev. A. H. Nazarian spoke at Saratoga Street Church on From the Golden Horn to the Euphrates Valley. The Universalist Chapel fair closed successfully and Zenith Lodge of I C O F plans a Central Hall meeting tomorrow. The funeral of William G Adams on lies in Providence with services at 2 pm from 51 Bennington Street.
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Hannibal A. Williams
New York
Williams
Island
L. C. Drowne
White Street
Springfield
George L. Thorndike
Maverick Square
William G. Adamson
Providence
Bennington Street
Providence Electric Light Company
Boston
A. H. Nazarian
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Saratoga Street
Golden Horn
Euphrates Valley
Zenith Lodge
Central Hall
Farryman
Chelsea News: Local Meetings and Honors Highlight Evening
Theodore Winthrop Post 85 held a regualr meeting in G A R Hall as electric car delays drew attention after Wednesdays storm. The late Moses S Clifford was honored with a half mast flag at Saugus burial and police force gifts welcomed Lt Grover’s 25th anniversary.
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Theodore Winthrop
Post 85
G. A. R. Hall
Wedneday
Everett
Post 35
Moses S. Clifford
Saugus
Elgerly
Boston College of Oratory
Gould
Grover
Isaac Alston
Chelsea
Alderman Tenney
First Baptist Church
Chelsea Lodge
No. 20
Plunteer Lodge
Boston
Women’s Relief Corps
No. 10
Park Street
Fremont Hall
the Ferryman
Former Inspector Wyman Honored by South Boston Officers
In South Boston yesterday Inspector of Carriages George W. Wyman was invited to Station 6 for a 5:30 greeting by his former comrades. Captain Foster, Sergeant Hanley, and other officers presented him with an antique oak desk. The event followed a tribute and expressions of esteem from Division officers. Nearby, Harold W. Eaton celebrated his twelfth birthday with a church hall party hosted by William T. Eaton and wife, while Mt. Washington Encampment honored candidates and city workers in related notices.
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Police
George W. Wyman
Foster
Hanley
Wyman
William T. Eaton
Harold W. Eaton
Pilgrim Hall
Harold
Mt. Washington
West End
W. Finch
Bethesda Hall
Charlestown Snow Removal Notes And Local Society Items
Foremian Leary of the street cleaning department leads a large crew clearing snow from cross walks and main roads across the district during the recent storm. The funeral of Terence McElhenney will be held today at 9 am from 12 Franklin Street to St Marys Church with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden. he lived in Charlestown 34 years and worked for Belknap and Boynton in Boston for 42 years, leaving a widow and two children. The Seventeenth of June Carnival Association held its annual meeting at the Cadets Armory on Main Street to discuss Bunker Hill Day preparations with William H. Oakes presiding and Captain W. W. Stover, secretary, officiating. Many Knights of the Golden Eagle are expected at General Warren Commanderys annual ball in East Boston on Tuesday Feb 28. Frank E. Parker plans to move to Saugus next month but will keep lodge memberships. Bay State Section Cadets of Temperance will sponsor a 12 oclock party at Abbotsford Hall on Wednesday March 8. BungEB Hill.
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Leary
Mr. Leary
Terence McElhenney
Franklin Street
St. Mary’s Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Mal
W. W. Stover
Association
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Warren
Boston
Frank E. Parker
Saugus
Bay State
Cadets of Temperance
Abbotsford Hall
Bungeb Hill
Governor Proclaims Fast Day For April Sixth
The Governor and council designated Thursday April 6 as Fast Day at yesterday's meeting. A proclamation will be issued Saturday.
Fire in Phil lips Street Tenement Causes Minor Damage
An inmate in a four story brick building at 18 Phil lips Street lit a kerosene lamp in a closet and started a fire. Smoke alerted citizens who triggered alarms from two boxes. Firefighters responded with a small apparatus and the fire was put out with less than 25 dollars in damage. The building is owned by Mark Perchanski and occupied by Nathan Rosenberg.
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Phillips Street
Mark Perchanski
Nathan Rosenberg
Boston Fish Bureau Eighteenth Annual Report Issued
The Boston Fish Bureau released its eighteenth annual report praised for clarity and thorough coverage of the fish subject, highlighting comprehensive data and insights into local fisheries.
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Boston Fish Bureau
New Haven & Old Colony Railroad Favored as Name
The Consolidated system formed from the Old Colony and the New York New Haven and Hartford lines is likely to be named the New Haven and Old Colony Railroad. Managers prefer a title that preserves each system’s designation and is easy to use, and adoption is probable.
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Old Colony
N. Y
New Haven & Old Colony
Seven Offers Round Trip Tickets Contest Details
The Post runs a coupon contest with seven distinct offers each giving two round trip tickets. Voters can vote for sections including East Boston Chelsea Charlestown Somerville Dorchester Brighton South Boston Cambridge and South End Roxbury. Final results announced by March 31 with deadlines March 25 for last coupon and March 27 for counted votes.
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East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Larce
New Freland
Vote standings and candidate list in Boston area race
The article lists numerous candidates with vote tallies and addresses, detailing who will be included in the next day’s list and noting thresholds for omission. It names Thomas F. Hickey and others from Melrose to Winchester with varying vote counts and locations.
Brighton Sleigh Runaway Crashes On Snow Bank
A sleigh ride on Longwood avenue ended in a crash after the sleigh runners hit a railroad switch. The sleigh smashed, but the occupants escaped unharmed. The horse fled through streets toward Allston, returning by Franklin street. White's livery stable owns the horse. James Davis plans a European trip. William Kirby sells his pool room stake to Riley White for a full rejuvenation with Thomas Sullivan put in charge. BEACON PARK.
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Longwood Avenue
West End
Beacon Street
Cooidge’s Corner
Harvard Street
Boston & Albany
Franklin Street
Allston Station
Brighton
White
Brookline
James Davis
Europe
William Kirby
Western Avenue
Riley White
Thomas Sullivan
Beacon Park
West End Nursery and Infants Hospital Tenth Annual Report
The tenth annual report shows for the year ending November 80, 1892, ninety seven infants cared for and fifteen mothers admitted, totaling 112 admissions. The item highlights care for vulnerable children and involvement of mothers at the West End Nursery and Infants Hospital.
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West End Nursery
Candidates Lead Grow As World’s Fair Votes Rise
In two districts a new leader appears while George H. Smith leads with 8466 votes over Charles H. Hitch Jr with 7341. Thomas F. Hickey widens the margin to 15,058. Supporters from Everett to Cambridge boost favorites as Post tickets ignite excitement among families and friends.
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Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
K. R. Neptune
Eaton St
George W. Buchin
Andover
William Wal
Cambridge St
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
Mas
Henry L. D’entremont
Peabody
D. L. Munns
Chapman St
Fred P. Lambert
Nashua St
A. T. Harwood
Fitch
B.R. Depot
John F. Weston, Jr
Greenough
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire St
A. Barney Shattuck
John Farrell
WEISS
Owe Herbert Palmer
Parkman St
M. L. Holt
South Gardner
Mary Huriey
Winchester
Charles Goward
Mattapan
James Girard
Temple
Robert Grady
Milk St
Amos ‘Tl. Fisk
Bromfield St
F. C
George H. Smith
Broadway
Boston
Charles H. Hitch, Jr
West Broadway
Smith
D. Te Munns
Chapman Street
James J. Murphy
Fred Williams
Pinckney Street
Post
Cambridge
Thomas Gannon
Sore
Thomas N. Ayres
Fifth Street Camsbridge
Dow
South End
Mamie C
List of residents and addresses from a city directory snippet
A dense list of names and street addresses appears, including J J Murray 40 Pleasant St and John Meaney 802a Bunker Hill St, with numerous other individuals and streets such as George H Velick 91 Prospect St and Alfred F Ruby 474 Main St. The fragment also includes scattered numbers and an unclear line of entries that resemble a directory page.
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J. J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill
George H.velick
Prospect St
Alfred F. Ruby
Main St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
Joseph J. Dutra
Ohspty
George W. Wilson
Austin St
J. W. Corbett
Lexington St
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grant’s Court
Frank Leuny, Jr
Auburn St
H. Cochrine
Belmont St
E. Chimbers
Linden St
Joseph T. Madden
Chelsea St
J. Finch
Suummer St
John D. McRae
Cameron St
John R. Sinclair
Derby St
Freddie Estabrook
Edward A. Fagan
1. Carbone
Benedict
Dorchester Socials Close with Club Concerts and Gatherings
Dorchester events closed last night with the Alpha Mandolin and Guitar Club concert at Associates Hall. Other notices include lectures at First Baptist Neponset by Hezekias Butterworth, a Hebrew Home reception for Rev. Harry Rooiman, and lectures at Lower Mills Baptist Church. The Urbane Club minstrel show features Tom Seehan of Neponset with the song Gib Me Dat Watermillion. A Frost & Co. driver Daniel Gill was injured after a fall on Melville avenue. Tests for a spring testimonial to Thomas Brady are planned, and Harvest Whist Club met in Savin Hill. A vestry gathering formed a Grove Hall young men’s club.
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Washington
Ladies Society
Dorchester M. E
Associates’ Hall
Alpha Mandolin and Guitar Club
A. W. Coyle
George H. Tyler
Fred N. Wilson
J. Emiel Dondelin
George Bareker
First Baptist Church
Neponset
Hezekias Butterworth
Harry Rooiman
Hebrew Home
Mattapan Street
Lower Mills Baptist Church
L. W. Staples
Temple Baptist Church
Arbutus Colony
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
Park Street
E. W. Beal
H. G. Case
Dorchester Music Hall
Tom See
Burt Stebbins
Midland
Savin Hill
Methodist
Corner Evns
Stanton S'Reets
Grove Haaln
Roxbury Benefit for Conductor Callahan A Social and Financial Rise
In Roxbury last evening a benefit tendered to Peter Callahan, conductor on the West End road, drew over two hundred couples to Armory Hall. A large orchestra led by volunteers played as Thomas Shauznessy and John Tully directed a crew of assistants. Net proceeds proved generous for Mr Callahan, recently bereaved and long homebound by rheumatism. Mount Vernon Chapter Royal Arch Masons set a ladies night for March 2 at Masonic Hall with a 7 pm dinner. guests include Revs Gum bart De Normandie and Goodell. Washington's Birthday event by C C Munce in Dudley Hall postponed to Saturday evening. Roxbury Crossing.
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Peter Callahan
West End
Armory Hall
Thomas Shauznessy
John Tully
Calahan
Mount Vernon
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
A.S. Gumbart
James de Normandie
Charles L. Goodell
Washington
C. C. Munce
Dudley Hall
Roxburry Crossing
Woman Attempts Suicide at Home in South End
Mary E. McLean a 26 year old resident of 37 New Winut street South End attempted to end her life by taking poison early yesterday morning. The attempt was discovered in time for Dr. Fernald to treat her. She supports a large family and grew discouraged leading to the act.
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Mary E. McLean
New Winut Street
South End
Fernald
Somerville News Highlights Socials and Local Events
The Somerville News reports a St Catherine's club officers list led by President William Dayton and others, a fine concert in Bacon Hall, Major Edward J Jones lecture on Mexico, snow removal woes on West End road, a Washington’s Birthday party at Odd Fellows Hall, minor damage to a factory shed, a Knights of the Golden Eagle fancy dress event in Charlestown, and the newspaper’s Washington’s Birthday reappearance with Colson as publisher.
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West End
Nch
Somerville
Carle Cubberly
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Washington
New England Dressed
Mei & Wool Company
Lizzie Mattson
First Regiment Knights of the Golden Eagle
Charlestown
Somerville News
Ps Colson
Qry Powper House
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M. D
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Peabody Medical Institute
National Memoical Association
Adres Cook Remedy
Boylston
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Frank P. Ingols
Roston
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Parcher
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Zeigler Street
Hildreth
Maria Davis
Norfolk
James H. Waite
John Dove
Joseph Palmer
Ashforn
Connecticut
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James Adams
Samuel
Caryl
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Times
Henry Doyle
Frank Morrison
Alger Etate
A.hemenway
W. H. Preble
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Torrey
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Shorey
Boston Furnace Co
Blackwell
Boston Cigar & Tobacco Co
Whitney
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Trumbnall
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Boston Loan Co
Leach
Whipple
Smalley
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Tillotson
Travellers’ Newspaper Co
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Hannigan
Dean
Woodruff
Magee Furnace Co
Schroater
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Ryder
Rawson
N. E. Paving Co
Neilon
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Hammonpd
Mary F. St. John
Elisha Noyes
Francis Noyes
Second Street
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Hutchinson
G.R. Blinn
H. L. Whittlessey
Boston Post
John Noble
H. Cooper
Charles F. Jenney
Massachusetts
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Jabez
Sawyer
George M. Brooks
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
Margaret A. White
Mary E. White
Cornelius P. Sullivan
Administratrix
State Street
Emily W. Hart
Mary J. Johnson
James P. Clark
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Garrett W. Palmer
Grace A. Palmer
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Reoo
Boston Journal
J. M. Galvin
Bonn
Reese Ie
Siuth Boston
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
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William F. Corcoran
W.fifthst
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
Frank Tlans
Gold St
Walter T. Rice
C St
J.J. Ryan
Bolton St
Eevee Ghiet Jo Mallen
A. O. Bisbee
John T. Gleason
E. Second St
J. A. Sullivan
Jay St
H. G. Falvey
Frank H. Queen, Jr
W. T. Frisbie
H. W. Bryant
Joseph F
England
Wm. F. Gorman
Dorchester St
Thomas F. Murphy
Third St
Francis J. Teevins
Martin R. Kirby
KF. Murphy
Patrick J. Turney
Dove St
Weed BE. Wayne
Huach J
Lucy Drennan
Losseter
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
Jack Jacobs
Sores
Geo. E. Bradley
Warwick St
H. McKenzie
Shawmut Ave
James Huson
Nawn Court
Samuel Packard
Palmer
West Brookline St
J. J. McNel
Belden St
Ji. Strecker
Green St
T. B. Cunnilf
Regent St
Cc. M. Houghton
Westford St
AS. Nolen
Harvest
Carl S. Jaeger
M.os. Driscoll
Hamburg St
N. St. Croix
E. Canton St
T. Frank Walsh
Suimmer
Albert S. Laubrech
Marshfield
Charles T. Schirmer
Stafford St
D. Hannifar
Hrrison Ave
L. Starkey
Pynchon St
J. J. Callahan
Chapel
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
Frank L. Davis
Washington St
Henry Pero
Miverick
Joe Sylvester
Border
G. E. Dunbar
Alter Ego Club
Joseph P. Egan
Grove Ibis Swes Spee Wm
C'elsea St
W. A. McDougall
Paris Sh
S. N. Archibald
BE. Plummer
J. Hiron
Bremen
J. Pp. Snow
William A. McCarthy
Decaturs
M. E. Stickland
Decatur St
A.T. Stevens
E. R. Greene
W. J. Downey
Speece
William J. Murphy
Border St
Albert J. Dudley
Ash St
Charles W. Day
Monmouth St
Charles A. Stemler
Havre
Fred D. Rucker
John T. Foley
William Giffin
J. N. Hines
Winthrop St
W. A. Guptill
E. B
W. J. Mitheson
Putnam Ave
Mike Lane
Beach St
Harry H. Kent
Bloomingdale
D. W. Hoox
James Pitt
E. Colbert
Windsor St
Frank P. Brown
Peter S. McKay
Tremont
Fifth St
Samuel W. Joel
Watson St
John Bergin
Amory St
W. L. Chadwick
Austin Pi
E. B. L. Howard
North Ave
E. F. Wilkins
Andrew Dwyer
Charles St
W. H. Holahan
Charles A. Murray
Cambridgeport Cycle
W. Goldthwait
Hampshire St
Frank R. Stevens
Og Vinceigss
Fred &. Thying
Ewevevesee
Titus Wik Low
John P. Williams
Murdock St
Wiliam J. Rogers
Thomas Hughes
Rice
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