Anderson's History Dropped by School Committee
The Mason Street session of the school committee settled the history text book issue for now by dropping Anderson's history from high school lists effective July 1, 1890, while Myers's history is to be authorized from that date. The committee also eyed salaries, recommending current rates with targeted increases for chemistry teachers and the Hovey-Mann principal, and urged $30,000 for a manual art high school. Edwin P. Seaver was unanimously reelected superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Street
Anderson
Alien
Myers
Green
Swinton
Gallagher
Mowry
W. 5
Allen
Blake
Fallon
Schindier
Girls’ High School
Girls’ Heir School
Ilovace Mann School
Capen
Committee On
Committee
Edwin PB. Seaver
Boston social dinners and a court ruling at the Parker House
The Boston Druggists' Association held its monthly dinner at the Parker House with 35 members present. Notable guests included Senators Edwin Baker and Charles Carleton Cottin and Captain John G. K. Adamas. Various club and academy gatherings followed at different venues. The Supreme Judicial Court dismissed a tort case against Perry Collins, ruling that public criticism of a legislator’s motives is not actionable without proof of special damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Druggists’ Association
Parker House
Gorham D. Gilman
Edwin Baker
Charles Carleton Cottin
John G. K. Adamas
State House
First Corps
Thorndike
Browning Club
Brunswick
Franklin Fraternity
Melrose
American House
Appleton Academy
New Ipswich
N. H
John Herbert
Professor Churchill
John and
Edward Preston
Julia Horeston West
Dr. Bancroft
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Young’s Hotel
Robert G. Amory
VW. Robinson
H. W. Robinson
Charlestown Rovers
C. W. Fourdrinier
J. 5
HH. Kirk Corey
Brookline Bicycle Club
J- L. Spiers
Rhode Island Wheelman
C. H. Howard
J. C. Kerrison
BH. S
Young
Arthur A. Badger
Charlestown High School
W. E. Lewis
A. J. Bradlee
Is. S. Goulston, Jr
H. L. Daniels
G. CU. Brewer
Clark’s
George FF. Littlefield
Turner's Falls
C. L. Hurd
Ben Stern
New York
A. W. Lakey
Spencer
Ae Wendell
Portsmouth
N.H
F. Lovely
Concord
Supreme Judicial Courl
Commonwealth
Malcolm Sillars
Perry Collins
Danvers
K. H. Phillips
W. A. FP. Hurlburt
D. W. Quill
Mishaps on the Rail Rattle Local and Long-Distance Runs
A Providence line Old Colony passenger train derailed between Chicker ing and West Chester park after a backing switching train rushed onto the main track. Several passengers were injured, track repairs delayed service hours, and 200 workers cleared the line. A Montreal day express collided with a slower local train at Winter Hill due to thick fog, injuring no serious passengers, while both tracks were temporarily blocked. Additional brief notes cover freight crashes near Lake Erie and a Boston Providence division smash near East Junction with minor injuries to two passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Old Colony
Chickering Station
West Chester Park
Charee
Charles H. McLean
Augustus Spurr
Thomas P. Sweeney
Elizabeth Denny
Congress Street
Chelsea
Fernald
C. A. Provencher
Melrose
W. R. Deming
Mr. Tillinghast
Rhode Island News Company
W. B. Deming
Montreal
Winter Hill
Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston
John Clark
S. Bk. Hill
Mystic Junction
Ward
India Point
West
Evansvitlir
Ind
Indianapolis
Chicago
Vincennes
Nashville
Summer Street Firemen's Fund Reports June 1890 Balance and Investments
The Summer Street Firemen's Fund reports a balance of 72 011 12 to date, interest on investments of 360185, total 766 0297. Expenditures include 3060 for Summer Street fire sufferers, 720 for Hanover Street fire sufferers, 174 for other aid, 100 for clerk hire, total 4054. Investments consist of factory note 20000, Chicago Burlington & Quincy railroads 1947 50, Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railroads 20600, Burlington & Missouri railroads 2000 and 6386, Republican Valley railroad 2266, and deposits in New England Trust Company 214047. Trustees named: Martin Brimmer, William Endicott Jr, Samuel C Cobb, Francis A Osborn, and W H Baldwin.
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Summer Street
Hianover Street
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Burlington & Missouri
Town Officers Nominating Caucus Held in Revere Town Hall
A lively citizens caucus last evening in Revere Town Hall elected John A Staples chairman and Ernest H Pierce secretary. Nominations were made for selectmen overseers of the poor town treasurer assessors town clerk and other posts with Warren Fenno reappointed as town committee chairman and Staples chosen moderator for the March 3 town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Warren Fenno
John A. Staples
Ernest H. Pierce
E. L. Kimball
Fenno
Murphy
C. F. Penno
Oe Hawes
Mapeeyyee Paine, Jr
G. H. Goodrich
Dp. F. Mayo
S. A. Hail
Elbridge G. Paine
J. G. Hill
W. St. Marson
Henry Strupney
W. C. Delano
J. A. Staples
Liberal Christian Conference Opens in Newspurypoint
The Essex county Liberal Christian churches conference opened at the Unitarian Church with sermon by Rev. A. P. Peabody of Cambridge. Revs. Charles G. Ames of Boston John B. Green of Gloucester and J. L. Abursh of Saco Me took part. Business meetings follow tomorrow with good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Christian Conference
Newspurypoint
Essex County Conference of
Liberal Christian Churches
Unitarian Church
A. P. Peabody
D.D
Cambridge
Charles G. Ames
Boston
John B. Green
Gloucester
J. L. Abursh
Saco
Old Saul's Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old newspaper ad touts Old Saul's Catarrh Cure claiming it ends catarrh and influenza, labeled as the safest remedy for these diseases. The price is listed at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Saul
Anti Randall Men Rally Behind Gifford in First District
A Boston meeting of anti Randall supporters in the first congressional district discussed backing James E Gifford of Provincetown. They noted Keith may withdraw and urged uniting behind Gifford, naming Green Nye and Reynolds of the Cape as organizers.
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Tremont
Beacon
Beacon Street
Priv
William S. Green
Mr. Gifford
Mr. Green
James E. Gifford
Provincetown
Randall
Charles A. Nye
Old Colony
Joris ‘Lds
Cape
Fall River
1St
Keith
Bourne
Green
anti-Randall
Gifford
Gilford
Pit Norris
Cottage C
Donesity
Samuel McBurney
Congress
Anti Randall
Mr. Randall
Tie
Davis
New Bedford
Assman
Mr. McBurney
Barnstable
Lincoln
Goss
Wellfleet
United Workmen Open Twelfth Massachusetts Lodge Session
The twelfth annual Grand Lodge session of the Massachusetts Ancient Order of United Workmen opened in Berkeley Hall with large representation. Reports show growing membership, strong funds, and prudent consolidation. An evening banquet honored leaders and a morning installation awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Salem's New Church Organ Opens in Tabernacle Concert
The Tabernacle Church in Salem unveiled a new organ built by Woodbury & Harris of Boston with 1640 pipes and a cherry case. Organists Charles A. Clark of Salem and Charles S. Johnson of Boston performed, aided by tenor Frank G. Lunt and bass Albert J. Pratt. The instrument is praised for a full tone without harshness. Tomorrow marks the 115th anniversary of Leslie's retreat from North Bridge, celebrated by a Pickering School digging-raising in North Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Foo
Tabernacle Church
Woodbury & Fiarris
Boston
Charles A. Clark
Charles 5. Johnson
Frank G. Lunt
Albert J. Pratt
Leslie
North Bridge
Pickering School
North Salem
Maya Civilisation Lecture Opens at Huntington
Augustus Le Plongeon M D began a seven part course on Ancient American civilisation and its influence on antiquity. The first lecture covered Mayas and Spaniards on the high seas, the discovery of Yucatan, ecology, climate, flora and fauna, social strata, and Maya religion with emphasis on serpents and wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Ehad
Augustus le Plongeon
High Seas
Yucatan
le Plongeon
Columbus
America
Francisco Fernando de Cordova
Ife
Mr. le Plongzeon
Peninsula
A Waltham Alderman Elected at Large
Waltham February 25 Special The alderman at large for Ward 3 was chosen today with 754 votes from 3500 cast The Republican nominee won by 194 votes to succeed A O Delano The board will be thirteen Republicans to eleven Democrats due to a charter change Alderman-elect Coolidge an overseer in the Waltham brewery and noted for good judgment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Coolidge
le Lole
I Staples
A. O. Delano
McGillicuddy Nominated for Mayor at Lewiston Caucus
Lewiston Maine February 95 At the Democratic caucus tonight D D McGillicuddy was nominated for mayor in a tightly contested session with party members and supporters observing closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
D. D. McGillicuddy
Mosquito Yacht Club elects officers at annual meeting
The Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club held its annual meeting and dinner at the United States Hotel with about fifty-five members present. George Martin and S. W. Sewall were elected new members, and a new slate of officers was chosen led by Commodore James Bertram. The clubhouse debt is paid and the regatta outlook is modest for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
United States
W.C. Cherrington
George Martin
Regatta Committee
James Bertram
James I. Powers
William H. Ransom
Fred I. Merry
William ©Ott
Charles A. Borden
W. T. Fisher
Joseph P. Bullard
Arthur J. O'Leary
Imeasurer
Cherrington
Bertram
Rowers
Ransom
Tort action over injured plaintiff in street work case
In a February Superior Court session Judge Pitman presided over Hugh Lane vs Armstrong Transfer Co a tort action seeking 8000 dollars for injuries when a wagon with a load and a “no crossing” sign operated in a closed street space tipped and threw a trunk onto the plaintiff Claims include rough negligence and the case features related listings and references to prior cases and ongoing motions The record notes defense and plaintiff counsel and that the jury is out and that Second Session Mason J presided over related matters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh_ Lane
Armstrong Transfer Company
Washington Street
Peas Cgarean
P. M. Keating
William A. Morse
Banfield
Moarchin
Shattuck
Meigs
Asiel
Catreras
Davis
Puttle
Blackstone N
Bank
Schaeffer
Coon
Fulton
Reeth
MASON
J. No
Reginald EF. Daniels
New York & New England Railroad Company
Dedham
Bose
Jenith
Supreme Court
J. F
J. W. Pickering
LR. Clark
KK. J. Flynn
Spokesfield
Rogers
Howard
Bradford Vy
Boston
Whittlesey
Doran
Lluisted Ve. Craw
Lynchl
Moore
Turd
Yozj
Hannan Vohrdlam
Universalist Social Union Dinner Aids Ladies Night At Thorndike
The Universalist Social Union held its annual dinner and ladies night in the Thorndike banquet hall. President A W Strauss read a regret letter from Rev George B Stocking of Chelsea. Performances included a vocal duet by Misses Esty and Rice and a dramatic recitation by George A Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice May Esty
Emma Rice
George A. Carter
Mr J J Hayes read Twelfth Night at Chickering Hall
Mr J J Hayes will read Twelfth Night for the first time in this city at Chickering Hall tomorrow evening. Much interest is shown in the reading and expectation is large concerning the interpretation Mr Hayes will give Malvolio and Sir Toby Belch. The play has not been read in Boston for some years. $20,000 to be distributed among those that use Dr Craig's Original Kidney and Liver Cure. Ask your druggist for circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hayes
Chickering Hall
Mr. Hayes
Malvolio
Toby Belch
Boston
Dr. Craig
Multiple Court Sentences Reported in Commonwealth Case List
A summary of defendants with offenses and penalties includes William E. Kelley for breaking and entering with twenty five years in State's prison, John F. Martin for breaking and entering with five years, Robert M. Patchell for breaking and entering at Massachusetts Reformatory, W. L. McKenzie fined 75 dollars for liquor law and Alice Belyea fined 50 dollars and costs and jailed one month, Florence Blake fined 150 dollars and costs, Maurice Ahern for assault and battery with thirteen months in House of Correction, Catherine Shields fined 50 dollars and costs. The entry also references a series of cases labeled Saime v. counterparts, listing various abuses and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Kelley
John F. Martin
Robert M. Patchell
Massachusetts Reformatory
W. L. McKenzie
Alice Belyea
Same
Florence Blake
Maurice Ahern
House of Correction
Catherine Shields
Honor Law
Commonwealthy
Saime
Charles
Kitching
Sheik
Grigor
Quoi
Mudge
Slughes
Murphy
Hich.hoj
Whitney
Nove
Lollorade
Colloton
Lally
Joe
Sweeney
Contested divorce hearing in Foss v Foss resumes
Superior Court Middlesex notes Feb 25 hearing in the libel for divorce Foss versus Foss will be resumed on Wednesday morning. The docket lists cases including Shedd v Fish, Stone v Gregory, Keen v Sheehan, Saime v samme, Whitmore, Murphy pro ams v Murphy, and Dike v Bennett among others.
Judge Dewey rules in Salem cases from December sitting
Findings favor the City of Salem in Mary Mulchehy versus Salem for sidewalk injuries. In St James Educational Institute versus City of Salem the defendant funds taxes paid under protest and the case stays for law points to the supreme court. Jeremiah McCarthy executor versus Provident ends with unspecified result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Mary Mulchehy
City of
Salem
St. James Educational Institute
City
Supreme Court
Jeremiah McCarthy
Provident
Elbridge Pearson Sues Rogers for Mortgage Land Repossession
In a court action Institution for Savings and Timothy J. Driscoll appear as claimants. The finding favors plaintiff Elbridge M. Pearson against Stephen R. Rogers to recover possession of land taken under a mortgage. The debt secured is found not due. In a separate divorce, Carrie L. Tarr is awarded alimony of 35 dollars monthly for six months and 25 dollars monthly thereafter.
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Institution For Savings
Timothy J. Driscoll
Elbridge M. Pearson
Stephen R. Rogers
Carrie L. Tarr
Henry W. Tarr
Superior Civil Court Fire Case Verdicts In Essex County
The jury found Henry Greenberg of Lawrence guilty of malicious burning of his store. Humphrey Monahan of Peabody was fined 200 with costs 3826 and three months in the House of Correction for liquor cases. Timothy T Peardon of Peabody was fined 100 with costs 29 and four months in the House of Correction. Catherine Carney of Peabody was fined 100 with costs 2883 and three months in the House of Correction. Charles F. Colcord of Haverhill is on trial for malicious burning of a barn and livestock.
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Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Salem
Dewey
Henry Greenberg
Lawrence
Humphrey Monahan
Peabody
House of Correction
Timothy T Peardon
House O Correction
Catherine _ Carney
Charles F. Colcord
Haverhill
Municipal Court First Session Case List
The record lists cases in order before Parmenter Chief Justice Harpy with dockets spanning 425 Tlook v Cushing through 417 Draper v Clement and including names such as Collins Mathias Gallagher Boston College and Estabrook Doolittle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter, C.J
Harpy, J
Tlook
Cushing
Shreve, Peas & Low Co
Aiarcus
Collins
Mathias
Y Powers
Shedd
McDonald
Hey- Dock
Krafts
Morrisey
Wittenden
Lux
Lauterberg
Weisa
Gallagher
Boston College
McKay
Kramer
Proctor
Richardson
Hardy
Cole
Rich
Beale
Mstabrook
Whitten
Switzer
Denker
Clark
Brown
Legge
Williaims
Slattery
Doherty
Falconer
Mullen
Sherry
Brennan
Stewart
Pratt
Draper
Clement
Jewelry Robbers Sentenced Under Habitual Act
William K. Kelley and John F. Martin were jailed for the Keene jewelry store robbery. Kelley received twenty five years under the habitual criminal act, the first Suffolk county case of its kind, while Martin drew five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Washington Street
Dunbar
Superior Criminal Court
William K. Kelley
John F. Martin
Kelley
Suffolk County
Martin
Brick Fell From Wires Hits Dorchester Horse
A brick loosened by sagging wires on a Water Street building struck a horse driven by William Dietz of Carson Street. The horse bolted, pulling Dietz from the wagon and injuring him as bystanders and a doctor treated the unconscious man. The brick source is believed to be the Fifty Associates building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
William Dietz
Carson Street
Dorchester
Dietz
Reims
Saboo
Diets
The
Fitty Associates
Extensive land sale at Harriman Tenn sought as major regional event
A large sale of valuable city lots in the new South is planned today at Harriman Tennessee under East Tennessee Land Company auspices. The company owns land at the Emory Gap opening to the Cumberland plateau where undeveloped region and upcoming rail connections attract capitalists and railroads. A special train of directors and families traveled from New York to Harriman, while 100 capitalists arrived via Fitchburg road to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South
Harriman
Tenn
East ‘Tennessee Land Company
Emory Gap
Cumberland Plateau
Port Royal
Evansville
Ind
Great Northwest
Fitchburg Road
Cleveland
Fast
Tennessee Land Company
New York
Five Hundred Somerville Converts at Revival Services
Dr L W Munhaill conducted three weeks of revival at First M E Church Somerville with daily meetings both afternoon and evening. Overflow services at Prospect Hill Congregational Church drew many, including numerous young men, as the farewell meeting closed with music led by Mr and Mrs J J Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
L. W. Munhaill
M. E
Union Square
Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Munchball
Imusic
J. J. Lowe
Reporters Talent and Work Arguments in Letter to Editor
A letter complains reporters omit names in society guest lists and misreport lectures. Writer cites Washington Birthday notices missing Holmes Brimmer Herford and others, urging full description of occasions rather than omitted personal lists. He notes President Eliot’s denial of charges against reporters and urges stricter accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Washington
Flolmes
Brimmmer
Herford
Boston
Ww.c. W
Harbor fog causes minor incidents at dawn
The morning fog hindered vessels in the harbor with only two minor collisions reported: the city steamer J. Putnam Bradlee with a fishing schooner and a Chelsea ferryboat with Charles Town Navy Yard. No serious injuries or accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Putnam Bradlee
Chelsea
Charlestown Navy Yard
Edward J. Young
Waltham
Mass
Young Men’s Christian Union
Station 3
Elias Howe
Court Street
Boston
Caroline
Bt. Dupee
Park Street
Laily
Sarah Brown
Tyler Street
City Hospital
Bold robbery attempt ends in arrest on Federal street
Michael Sullivan alias Horse Bite and an unidentified accomplice tried to rob James Fell eny in a saloon on Federal street last night around 10. Fell eny showed a roll of bills then was dragged into an alley off Utica street where the men searched his overcoat and tried for the money and watch. Fell eny called for help as the assailants fled. Officer Eddy of Station 4 arrested Sullivan about an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Sullivan
Horse Bite
Federal Street
James K. Felleny
Felleney
Utica Street
Fellony
Feileny
Ollicer Eddy
Station 4
Sullivan
Boston Scientific Society Captures Newfoundland Fossil Hunt
At a Boston Scientific Society meeting George Barton presented a lecture with photographs of fossil hunting in Newfoundland and Labrador. The six member expedition headed by Professor Hyatt started from Cape Ann last June and lasted nearly three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Scientific Society
George Ty] Barton
Newfoundland and Labrador
Hyatt
Barton
Cape Ann
Pastor and Trustees Suspended at Cambridgeport A M E Church
The Cambridgeport St. Pauls A M E Church council suspended Pastor Rev Joshua Brackett for alleged disloyalty and church discipline violations. Trustees James Hamilton and Joseph Johnson faced charges and were suspended by the same council. A new board of trustees will be elected next Thursday, with further actions planned at Worcester annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Brackett
St. Paul's A. M. E
Cambridgeport
Hastings
C. Cornish
James Hamilton
Joseph Johnson
Worcester
Work of the Day Nurseries in Our City
The day nurseries in our city have long been doing a quiet work for children and for their working mothers. Some also engage in distinct educational work. A public conference about them at the Institute of Technology tomorrow afternoon should draw general interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Institute of Technology
Lenten Services at First Congregational Church
Berkeley and Marlboro streets host a Wednesday Lenten service at 4 40 o'clock with a sermon by the Rev W H Lyon. All seats free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnurncu
Berkeley and
Marlboro Streets
W. H. Lyon
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Druggists’ Association
Parker’s
Matthew Riddell
Glasgow
J. W. Churchill
Andover
A. C. Stone
Charles E. Bains
Wilton
N.ohw
William A. Preston
N. Ft. Bruinswick
Rowland
W. F. Couran
John 4. Clarke
Quincy
L. W. Rogers
Waterville
J. E. Combs
Auburn
Dr Oi Ba Porbes
Athol
H. D. Waite
A. EH. Knowles
Minneapolis
s.George A. Smith
Brockton
A. N. Lowe
Fitchburg
J. A. Beattie
S. G. Leake
A. Whipple
Baltimore
Max Lazarus
Macon
FF. S. Philips
Wade A. Thompson
T. P. Rosman
EB. Smith
Manchester
H. B. Cox
Scranton
the Firemen’s Fund
Lively Revere Caucus
James FE. Gifford
United Workmen
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Berkeley Hall
Parker Spofford
Grand Recorder
Huh Doherty
Thomas F. Temple
Massachusetts
Maine
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Grand Lodge
Thomas EF. Temple
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Mr.Temple
Dooling
W. EF. F. Landers
Mystic Bridge
Conn
Parker Spotford
Bucksport
Charles E. Spencer
John ©. Bickford
Hugh Doherty
Beacon Lodge
Salem's New
van Houren
Mosquito
Jones
McCarthy
Carpenter
Sane
Starrett
Ammer
Webbs. Co
Stone
St. Louis
Glendon Co
Barker
Bayley
Dickson
Livingston
McCormarck
Hus
Sell
Hammond, J
Wiggin
Jutcher
Ditson
Emery
Till
Slimmons
Gale
Cook
City of Boston
Fremont Meta Co
lVayne
Voudovo
Philips
Swe
Ilayes
Gill. Norris
Lathrop
Devlin
Brookline
Odd_ Fellow
Halléngsoc
McAllister
Gerrish
Courtney
Mcwarthy
Mitchell
Folscom
Odd Fellows’ Hall Asso
N. EL. Rr, Co
James
O' Ken Vy
O' Ken Vy. No. Woburn St. RE Co
Gilbert & Darker
N.Y. Co
V. Luss
Leonard
Vv. Muss
Spence
Isbury
Winstow
Prelousky
Houghton
Feeley
Cox
Waite
Burke
Reynolds
Superior Dae Sori County
Marriman
East Tennessee
Sultan
Turkey
G.O. Taylor
G. O. Taylor
Gener
Chester H
Drug Ally
Graves & Sons, Gole Proprietors
Cork
Smiths
Smith
Langs Balu
Yiks
S. A. Richardson
Congress Avg
W. Knox Smith & CO
Constitution
George C. Goodwin & CO
Pepot
Ohn Street
New York City
HOY Bate Ing Powder CO
Walat
N. Ve
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