United States Bell patent fraud case grants six months
United States Circuit Court on Feb 24 granted American Bell Telephone Company six months more to introduce testimony in a Bill in Equity to annul patents issued to A G Bell. The total evidence time may not exceed two years from Jan 25, 1892. C S Whitman represents the complainant with Roberts and Swan for respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson, J
United States
American Bell Telephone Company Et al
A. G. Bell
United States Patent Office
C. S. Whitman
G. L. Roberts
C. H. Swan
Towing Company Sues Over Salem Harbor Collision
United States District Court at Salem Beverly and Danvers libel seeks 2500 damages for injuries to the steamtug Henry Preston Sr caused by a collision with the libellee in Salem Harbor on Oct 27. Decree for libel. Jants Carver Blodgett for libellants J Morrison for claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Salem
Beverly & Danvers ‘Towing Company
W. N. Beach
Henry Preston, Sr
Salem Harbor
Carver & Blodgett
J. J. Morrison
Supreme Judicial Court Denies Writ in Stubbs Arrest Case
In Equity Morrow J denies petition for mandamus to compel arrest certificate for Samuel Stubbs. Hurley seeks arrest over noncompliance with court orders. accused in poor debtor session for examination on execution. Francis W. Adams for petitioner C S Eldredge for respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
In Equity
Morrow
J. H. Hurley
Justices
Municipal Court of City of Boston
Samuel Stubbs
Stubbs
Francis W.adams
C. S. Eldredge
Whitin Machine Works Company V8. Sawyer Spindle Company
F. P. Goulding
C. A. Jenner
E. Wetmore
W. G. Russell
F. B. Fish
Suffolk Superior Court Dockets Report February Sessions
Suffolk Superior Court lists multiple tort actions and equity matters. Patrick Greely sues West End Rail Road Co. for $10000. Annie Murphy sues KRH White and others for $10000. Mary Gray sues George Parker for $8500 alleging malicious prosecution. Thomas Bennett sues R H J Nagle for $300. Joshua Benshinol sues Errant Pa boudjean replevin. Henry Doyle sues Frank Morrison trustee for $5000. equity case Morse vs Bigelow seeks dissolution and accounting with decree considered. various attorneys listed for plaintiffs and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Thompson
Patrick Greely
West End Railroa Company
A. A. Sprout
J. P. Wyman
M. F. Dickinson
W. B. Sprout
Richardson
Annie Murphy
KR. H. White
T. J. Gargan
P. M. Keating
J. Lowell, Jr
Maary E. Gray
George Parker
Plaintliff
Middlesex
J. G. Holt
G. W. Parke
Ssan Whipple
W. S. Slocum
D. P. Searle
Blodgett
Henry Doyle
Frank Morrison
Alger Estate
A. Kemenaway
W. Hi. Prebie
L. S. Dabney
Morrison
H. D. Moore
L. W. Peters
Henry Winn
Equity
Hammmond
J. J. F. Morse
Prescott Bigelow
Bill
G. D. Burrage
E. T. Cabot
T. J. Homer
Probate Court in Suffolk Names Wills Admitted
In Suffolk Massachusetts on February 24, McKim J notes wills admitted to probate with a list dated February 16 including Charles H. Dorr Job F. Bailey Angeline Burrill Dennis M. Cleary George RK. Eddy Hester A. McDonald Emily W. Hart Mary P. Holmes Frank Hubner Prudence McCrillis Thomas Manning Samuel Nash Douglass J. Robertson Emily B. Peck George E Rollins Nora Timin Dora P. Morgan Michael J. Konizht and Henry J. Bryant. Wills probated February 23 include Alonzo H. Briggs Charles C. French George H. Gillette George Hagar Elizabeth P. M. Holbrook Julia A. Mervin Edward H. Savage Joseph S. Waterman Samuel M. Barrett Henry Faxon Addie M. Hamil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
McKim
J. Wills
Charles H. Dorr
Job F. Bailey
Angeline Burrill
Dennis M. Cleary
George RK. Eddy
Hester A. McDonald
Emily W. Hart
Mary P. Holmes
Frank Hubner
Prudence McCrillis
Thomas Manning
Samuel Nash
Douglass J. Robertson
Emily &B. Peck
George E Rollins
Nora Timiin
Dora P
Administrations Granted on Estates in February List of Names
Administrations granted on estates in February list numerous individual names including Laura A. Jackson Mary E. Bisley Edward B. Blassani Katie M. Conley Mary J A English Walter OB Hand Henry Howland David Hibbonitz Peter M McGain Mary J Merrill Nancy Sullivan Jennie W Cotter Anton Tondorf Joseph Tondorf John H Barrett James B Robinson Mary Dinneen Charles A J Farrar Daniel E Doherty. Administrations granted Feb 24 include Charles P Allen Margaret Bowden John Callaghan Charles Ed Champney Antonio R Dias per Albert Johnson Robert B G Marden John L Sherer John Seaver Henry G Trickey Adolph Calmus John Maier James McMahon Euretta Lewis Mary S Murphy Elizabeth S Rogers Nathaniel S Ward Bertha L Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dinneen
Charles A. J. Farrar
Daniel E. Doherty
Charles P. Allen
Margaret Bowden
Johnn Callaghan
Charles Ed. Champney
Antonio R. Dias
Per Albert Johnson
Robert
G. Marden
John L. Sherer
John Seaver
Henry G. Trickey
Adolph Calmus
John Maier
James McMahon
Euretta Lewis
Mary S
Insolvency court updates in Suffolk on February meetings
First meetings were held and assignees chosen in several cases with second meetings set for April 7. Hearings on composition offers in Clough & Dodge, Columbus Supply Co., and George L Kerr were postponed or concluded. Other cases saw hearings shifted or confirmed, including Parker and Hovey matters, with adjourned and called meetings listed for March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
McKim
Parker
Thomas C. Hovey
George W. Collamore
Brown, Durell & Co
William A. Swan
Frank B. Dole
Joseph Sheridan
Baker, Lee & Co
Abram A, Spitz
Fauntleroy Club Dance in Winthrop Hall A Highlight
A recent Winthrop Hall dance hosted by the Fauntleroy Club drew beauty and crowds with elaborate floral decor by L. J. and W. J. Doogue. Managed by Joseph L. Heilbrun and Charles H. James with staff, the event featured Germania Orchestra and cane dancing amid social patronage from Mrs. Henry G. Davenport and Mrs. James W. Longstreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Hall
Fauntleroy Club
Sto 12
L. J
W. J. Doogue
Joseph L. Heilbrun
Charles H. James
G. Warren Haywood
Bert L. Filene
Oliver F. Davenport
James W. Longstreet
Henry G. Davenport
Germana Orchestra
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Park Street
Poole
Savin Hill
Oli
George Closson
Hendrie Brothers
Talbot Avenue
Riverside Assembly
Royal Society of Good Fellows
Legion of Honor
Howell Humphrey
Humphrey
Easy Club
Grove Hann
A Strange Tale Of Decoy Ducks At Jordan's Island
Charles H. Bush denies a sea sickness rumour as a joker’s tale. Summer 92 visitor to Jordan's island near Frenchman's Bay Maine recalls firing on decoy ducks by a cottage on the hill. Fire Fly commander Captain Galen Smith and Captain Calvin Hammond dispute the wooden duck claim. Harry F. Roberts returns from Meredith Village to tend a sick father. Albert A. Smith recovers and resumes work after a recent indisposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bush
Mr. Bush
Jordan’s Island
Frenchman’s Bay
Maine
Galen Smith
Fire Fly
Calvin Hammond
Harry F. Roberts
Meredith Village
N. H
Mr. Roberts
Western Avenue
Albert A. Smith
Mr. Smith
Cambridge Anecdotes and Haymakers Install at Odd Fellows Hall
In Cambridge, remarks surface about Mayor Ban crot and Inspector dismissals while notes from Buffalo show local business, real estate moves on Merrill estate, and a family bereavement. A Ponemah Loft 914 installation of Haymakers unfolds with officers listed, musical numbers noted, and humorous sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Orcutt
Buffalo
Main Street
District Court
Ducey
Harriman
Bancrot
N. A. Scott
Willie
Winter
W. R. Ellis
Merrill
Irving and
Kirkland Streets
Nathaniel B. Johnson
Leroy
Nick”? Eastman
Clark Street
Blackie
Australia
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edward J. Ellis
Hyde Park and
Suite
Thomas W. Mahady
William A. Blossom
D. R. Hovey
E. F.chase
Companion Cilley
A. E. Barnes
W.D. Gunn
John R. Wilson
C. H. Tayslor
W. J. Haven
William E. Russell
State House
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard Bridge
Charlestown Carnival Plans and Local Notices
In Charlestown a Mardi Gras display at E A Carter's Main Street store reflects New Orleans features. The Seventeenth of June Carnival Association prepares for the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary with events at Association Hall and Sailors Haven benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Carter
Main Street
New Orleans
Carter
Mde
Bunker Hill
Association Hall
Haven
Water Street
Daughters of Pocahontas
Carnival Association
Will Curtis
Spokane Falls
Benjamin B. Hamblen
Mead Street
E. M. Taylor
Trinity M. E. Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Chirlestown Bridge
Studley
Charlestown
West End Road
Somerville
Malden
Everett
Medford
Catholic Hall Meeting Planned on Broadway
A meeting for those interested in the proposed Catholic building on Broadway is announced for 3 p m Sunday at St Augustine's Hall. Also notes: Patrolman Mann stopped a grease fire at 33 Dove street. South Boston officials suffer colds. Mass for Rev Michael J O'Donnell at St Vincent's Church tomorrow at 9 a m with Rev William J Corcoran celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
St. Augustine’s Hall
Mann
Dove Street
Pene
Ricker
South Boston
West End
Michael J. O'Donnell
St. Vincent’s Church
William J. Corcoran
Father Brogan
Father O’connor
St. Vincent's
Trimount Athletic Club
Trimount Hall
Cooper Social and Athletic Club
Music Hall
Hobah Lodge
Lodge
Bethesda Hall
Mt. Washington
Wompatuck
East Weymouth
Lawrence Grammar School
United States
M. P. Geary
The
Review Publishing Company
South Boston Review
Broadway Printing Company
East Boston ferry service lament and local notices
Island residents complain of poor service from the West End line with dirty cars and long waits after 8 pm. Calls for an hourly late-night run to the city side ferry and better East Boston coverage. Also local notices include funerals, society events, a sparring exhibition, a university extension push, a surprise party, accidents, and various community happenings. The piece credits The Ferry Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
East Boston
Roxbury
Cornhill
Boston
Joseph TL. Colby
Simpson
Margaret Dunnam
New York City
Michael Keatin
Bennington Street
Commercial Athletic Club
Lyceum Hall
Emily Dagg
Unitarian Church
Walter L. Taylor
London St
Franklin Athletic Club
Alfred A. Woodside
Charles A. Stemler
John H. Roskilly
Mary White
Maggie Hales
Bessie Anpieton
Nellie Fales
Green Street
Charlestown
Meridian Street
George M. Porter
Estey
Richardson
William Adamson
L. B. Bates
Meridian Street Bethel
Quinevequin Lodge 70
Knights and Lasties of Honor
Woodlawn Cemetery
Chelsea Women’s Relief Corps Will Host Whist Party
Grand Army Halls hosted a successful whist night by the Women’s Relief Corps No. 10. A stove accident at 281 Broadway caused minor damage at Mrs Mary McCabe’s store. J W Stickney will speak at the YMCA on The Greatest Character in the World. Funeral for Mrs Catherine Doyle set for today with high mass at St Rose. Electric Banjo Trio to perform with Mme Barnito and Edmund T Phelan next Friday. Beacon Dramatic Association opened with A Happy Pair, followed by Hickry Farm. Cast included Ezekiel Fortune Walter C David Riah Skinner and others. The Ferrymane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps No. 10
Grand Army Halls
Mary McCabe
Broadway
J. W. Stickney
Catherine Doyle
Spencer Avenue
St. Rose Church
Grand Army Hall
Mmne
Barnito
Edmund T. Phelan
Academy of Music
Beacon Dramatic Association
Rankin
Jago Daly
Jessie Fortune
Jennie A
Ewell
Priscilla Dodge
Effie
Roxbury News Roundup of Local Events and Street Scene
Reports of a brewery wagon stuck on Warren Street as runners split in rails due to five foot snowdrift blocking sidewalk. Local drivers fear wrecks from car tracks. ask why drift not removed. Roxbury clubs announce events at Palladio Hall Armory and Dudley Street Opera House. Committee lists for tennis, bicycle, and mock trial alternatives. charitable proceeds exceed $400. Roxbury Crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Street
Dudley Street
C. L. Sturgis
K. M. A. Tennis Club
Palladio Hall
Peter Callahan
Armory Hall
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Fred Ruisseau
George Peters
W. W. Olmstead
E. E. Pearce
Frederic Soule
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Dudley Street Opera House
Euater
Albert A. Pillar
Martin W. O’brien
George O. King
William Creney
Jerome L. Kelly
Albert Wise
Daniel C. Casey
Frank Ferdinand
RoxBury Crossing
Somerville Notes and Upcoming Local Matters
Somerville reports include a Girls Night by the Somerville Cycle Club at Gilman Square, a March 5 Aldermen hearing on granting permission for a cemetery near Alewife Brook, one vacancy on the police force with Patrolman Pollard confirmed, 125 vocalists rehearsing Esther at Y M C A Hall, and a John Abbot Lodge ladies night next Tuesday. Remaining items mention a Highland avenue property offer, a $40,000 aldermen order, a Rainbow Day at Union Square Baptist Church March 2, plus sociables at Hadley Hall and St Joseph's boys school nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Cycle Club
Gilman Square
Clarendon Hill
James A. Pollard
Y. M.C. A. Hall
Litchfield Block
John Abbot Lodge
Dasa Harmon
A. ©. Fairbanks
Music Hall
Boston
Unitarian Church
Highland Avenue
Laard
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Union Square Baptist Church
Hadley Hall
East Somerville
J. G. Anthoine
St. Joseph’s Parish
Washington Street
Comletion
Lb Powper
Post Contests: Coupons and Copies Sold at Office and Dealers
Copies of the Post with coupons may be bought at the office for one cent each. Newsdealers can purchase in bulk at half a cent each. Contestants are urged to obtain through the newsdealers.
How the Vote Stands and Omitted Names List
Voters and candidates are listed with vote counts, noting that names under fifty votes will be omitted in future updates. The document records numerous first and last names with street addresses, city and state, showing totals around 16,400 for top names and descending to single digits for many.
Compiled List Of Residents And Dwellings With House Numbers
A long OCR list enumerates residents with street addresses and numbers, including Lucy Drennan at 15 Rosseter street and numerous others such as Jack Jacobs at 66 Kendall street, H McKenzie at 601 Shawmut avenue, and T B Cunniff at Regent street, along with many entries showing small monetary figures or annotations. The fragment resembles a directory or tax/ritual registry snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Drennan
Rosseter St
Geo. E. Bradley
Warwick St
Mrs. Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
Jack Jacobs
Kendall St
James Huson
Nawn Court
H. McKenzie
Shawmut Ave
J. L. Kingston
Edgewood St
G. W. Trout
Lenox St
Michael J. Cadign
Norwich St
Robert Lockhart
Camden St
William Hayward
Brighton
Samuel Packard
Washington Bri Ag
SS Ac
Daniel Falconer
Hammond St
G. Roy Starkey
Pynchon St
J. Foran
Sterling St
E.seee
W. Fleming
Field St
Walter L. Cox
C. M. Houghton
Westford St
KK. C. Reinhardt
World’s Fair Fight reshapes at large list in Boston race
Excitement rises as Chicago trip tickets fuel a heated contest in the World’s Fair vote. K R Neptune leaps to first place in the at large list while Thomas F Hickey falls behind. Steady gains by James J Murphy Daniel F Leahy Mary Hurley and others redraw standings across South Boston Chelsea East Boston Cambridge Charlestown Somerville and Roxbury locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
Larce
New England
Chicago
Thomas F. Hickey
K. R. Neptune
Exton Street
Hickey
Mr. Hickey
James J. Murphy
Daniel F. Leahy
Mary Hurley
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
W.T. Frisbie
Eddie Babb
Michael J.cadigan
Norwich Street
Henry
Pero
Joe Sylvester
Mr. Sylvester
George H. Melick
Post
Sir
G. E. Dunbar
Club
N. J.C
North Market Street
Puritania Rowing Association
Atlantic Avenue
Sir—Inclosed
Jaeger
Pynchon Street
J. Tilt
Holleran
Delta Upsilon New England Club Banquet at Parker House
The New England Club of Delta Upsilon hosts its annual banquet at Parker House this evening at 6 o'clock. President John C. Ryder presides with speakers Reverend Nehemiah Boynton Reverend William Elliot Griffis Professor Borden Pirker Bowne George F. Bean Esq Ex Mayor of Wo burn Mr Frank L. Young Albert A. Gleason Esq and Mr Robert M. Lovett. Emile Pfeiffer will be the poet of the evening and a Harvard quartet Daniel C. Green Jr Alfred B Hayes Wiliam J. H Strong and Lewis K. Morse will sing humorous college songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Club of
Delta Upsilon
Parker House
John C. Ryder
Nehemiah Boynton
William Elliot Griffis
Borden Pirker Bowne
George F. Bean
Woburn
Frank L. Young
Albert A. Gleason
Three Years for Councilmen Bill Reported Favorable
The committee on cities voted to report favorably on Mr Robins of Boston bill for elections of Common Councilmen for three year terms. One vacancy in each ward to be filled annually. Seven Republicans and one Democrat supported while three Democrats opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Cities
Mr. Robins
Boston
Poultry Raising Meeting At Hancock Building
The Ploughman Farmer's meeting convenes at 10 o'clock this morning in room 505 of the Hancock building at 178 Devonshire street. A. F. Hunter editor of Farm Poultry will deliver an essay on poultry raising followed by discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploughman
Hancock Building
Devonshire Street
A. F. Hunter
Farm Poultry
Sunday Notices at Shawmut Congregational and Union Hall
The Shawmut Congregational Church offers morning and evening services with organist Henry M. Dunham and free seats. Union Hall hosts Vespers under Rev E Winchester Donald with quartet, congregational singing, and doors at 7 with service at 7:30. Dr Henson of Chicago preaches at Music Hall at 2:30, with free seats and Madam Bailey as performer. Clergymen urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawwmut
Mendelssohn
Buck
E. Winchester Donald
Trinity Church
Boston
Nellie E. Fox
Flora E. Barry
George Lawrence
W. Tracey Teale
George Mendall Taylor
Dr. HeNson
Henson
D.D
Chicago
Music Hall
America
Paradoxical Sale At Esgood Co Furniture House
C E Osgood & Co at 744 756 Washington Street offers nearly three quarters of its stock of furniture carpets draperies and wall papers at cost or less to close by Saturday night due to ongoing extensive alterations and improvements. They plan to restock with a new, more attractive line and must have room at once for new goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Osgood & Co
Washington Street
Cold Storage in Provincetown Formed by Local Directors
Provincetown February 24 The Provincetown Cold Storage Company was formed last night with directors W. H. Perkins Loring B. Haskell of Gloucester D F Small S B Rich Joseph Manta Join Adams clerk John F Snow Active operations will commence soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Provincetown Coli Storage Company
W. H. Perkins
Loring B. Haskell
Gloucester
D.F. Small
S. B. Rich
Joseph Manta
Adams
John F. Snow
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W.H. Parker
M.D
Bulfinch St
Mass
Peabody Medical Institute
Narr
Ath
YON Mohl CO
Cincinnati
Obie
Tibbet
Sealen
Burwell
Bhuston
Urry
K. R. Newtune
Eaton St
Melrose
George W. Buchan
Andover
William Wall
Cambridge St
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
B. J. Whitmore
Henry L. D’eutremont
Peabody
L. Munns
Chaplan St
Fred P. Lambert
Nashua St
A. T. Harwood
Fiteh
R.R. Depot
John F. Welton, Jr
Greenough
Tahg
Harrison Ave
W. H. Walsh
Young’s
Robert Grady
Milk St
Amos T. Fisk
Bromfield St
F.C. Tandy
Newton
Fred Williams
Pinckney St
A. D. Pierce
Congress St
Thomas Russell
Poplar Ave
Harry Spellman
Nashua
John B. Cardigin
Genesee St
Mink Jones
Pirk Theatre
J. Bismarck Crimmonus
de Toney A. Farrell
Friend St
Sam Keatley
Court St
Miss M. E. Johnson
Albert Dean
Ames Building
Ae Broadway
George H. Smith
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth St
R. J. Harvey
Frank Hans
Gold St
Walter T. Rice
J. J. Deveney
Gast
Patrickd.Curley,Jr
Eighth St
Thomas F.drummond
Eugene W. T. Sullivan
E. Fourth St
D. F. E. Joyce
D. J. Herney
Athens St
Martin R. Kirby
M. F. Murphy
Erseeees Ae
Patrick J. Harney
Dove
E. First St
D. Hannifar
Albert S. Laubrech
Marshfield
Charles T. Schirmer
Stafford St
John D. Marr
L. Starkey
J. J. Callahan
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
Frank L. Davis
Washington St
Border St
Henry Pero
Merick Bt
A. E. Dunbar
Alter Ego Club
Joseph P. Egan
Wm. G. Newman
Williams St
D. McCarthy
Summer St
J. Alison
Bremen ‘St
Arnold
Congress
H. “‘Mebevett
Ghelsea St
Oe McDougall
Paris St
S. N
Archibald
E. Eiauiar
Ciee Ae
Eae
James Barry
Lewis Nous Toe
Holland
Cor. Pope
Curtis William A. McCarthy
Decatur St
Miss M. EB. Stickland
Oe T. Stevens
Lexington St
Oe Greene
Soncuioys Dante Ats Ees
William J. Murphy
John T. Foley
Chelsea St
Albert J. Dudley
Ash St
Charles W. Day
Monmouth St
Harve St
Fred D. Rucker
William Griffin
Cccesc
Beach
Hubert C. Purdy
BPA
Charles M. Gibbs
Fifth St
J. Albee
Trenton St
Wees H. Pratt
F. Cameron
Bremen St
Hines
Winthrop St
W. A. Guptill
I B
W. J. Matheson
Putnam Ave
D. W. Hoos
J. J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
George H.ielick
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
Cherry St
George W. Wilson
Austin St
J. W
Robert Harris
Somerville Ave
Joseph G. Clinkard
John D. McRae
Cameron St
John Ts Ator
Ccc
Werc
John J. Lee
Vernon St
Wreddie Estabrook
Eee
John R. Sinclair
Derby St
Edward A. Fagan
Eens
L. Carbone
Benedict St. .Ceees
James Pitt
Thomas Gannon
E. Colbert
Windsor St
Frank P. Brown
Peter S. McKay
Tremont
Thomas N. Ayres
Samuel W. Joel
Watson St
W. L. Chadwick
W. H. Holahan
Charles A. Murray
Cambridgeport Cycle Cub
C. W. Goldthwait
Hampshire St
John Bergin
Amory St
B. L. Howard
North Ave
Frank R. Stevens
Washington FE
F. Wilkins
Andrew Dwyer
Charles St
Fred E. Thying
L. Lewis Howe
John P. Williams
Murdock St
Wiliam J. Rogers
John F. Daily
North St
Thomas Hughes
Rice St
L. A. Tate
Pearl St
Cceere
E. B. Hines
Day St
Akges Hugo Flohr
Hastings St
M. CG
Hyndman
Federal
Cor. Kneeland
Washington
P. Morri
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Everywhere Read
Devonshire
Columbia Bicycles
Pope Mfg. CO
Festery, Justterd
Ceca
Columbus Ave
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