New Year Reception Crowds at the White House
President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland greet thousands at the White House reception with over a hundred diplomatic corps members present. The line moves through the cabinet, Congress, and military officials as the Marine Band plays and guests endure a long wait before the public portion concludes after 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Cabinet
United States Court
Army and Navy
Gresham
Army
Navy
Marine
Clevend
Mr. Cleveland
New Year's Greetings at Bond Residence Highlight Engagement
A New Year reception at 128 Commonwealth Avenue marks Isabelle Evesson's engagement to Almur Wilder Cooper of New York, a noted journalist. Cooper, linked to L. Clarke Davis and Richard Harding Davis, is described as polished and witty, with Evesson noted as a fashionable stage star returning to New York soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Evesson
Charles Henry Bond
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Almur Wilder Cooper
New York
Cooper
L. Clarke Davis
Philadelphia Ledger
Richard Harding Davis
Miss Evesson
Jacy
Museum Stock Company
Joseph Haworth
Estelle Clayton
Baty
India
Marion Neiswanger
Maud Reese
Miss Jones
Mr. Arthurland
Frank Kennedy
Miss Castle
Gertrude Franklin
Jean Paullinger
Edward H. Crosby
Carrie Hale Russ
Sida Low
Hall
Charles D. Holmes
Calvin W Rice
Henry M. Upham
J. J. Enneking
Enneking
Anna F. Curry
B. R. Clarke
Benjamin Lombard, Jr
Florence K. Johnson
Horton
E. F. Pierce
B. D. Peterson
Annie Laura Tolman
Thorndike’s Happy Day Hosts Festive New Year Reception
Landlord Damon of the Thorndike hosted a grand New Year reception for guests and friends at the bustling hostelry. The dining room featured holly and ivy decor, ferns, and an orchestra. chefs prepared a lavish spread including boned turkey, roast beef, stuffed salmon, and cold meats. A giant Dutch windmill centerpiece dominated the table, with a headlined bear roast from Stowe, Vermont, linked to Julia Marlowe Taber’s husband, Mr Taber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Thorndike
Chef Browne
Stowe, Vt
Mr. Taber
Julia Marlowe Taber
Dermatological Institute Offers Free Consultation Across Major Cities
A historic ad describes eczema pimples freckles and facial blemishes removal by a dermatological institute with offices on Winter Street and branches in New York Philadelphia Chicago and St. Woodbury's Facial Soap. The notice promotes free consultations by mail or office visit and lists multiple city branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobr Bury Dermatological Institute
New York
Phila
Chicago
St. of Woodbury
Moose head centerpiece marks New Year reception in Maine
A room features a full grown moose head shot last week in Maine by Colonel S. M. Mansfield of the U S Engineer Corps stationed at Boston. A coon on the antlers was sent from Virginia. The Damons have run the Thorndike for eight years and kept up the annual New Year reception, yesterday’s event running from five to nine o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
S. M. Mansfield
United States Engineer Corps
Boston
Virginia
Damons
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Samuel P. Caulkins
Lempster
New Hampshire
Henry F. Pike
Martin Bascom
Sullivan
Home Savings Bank of Boston
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
James H. Marshall
Henry Stall
Margaret A. Galvin
Y M C A Reception Highlights Boston Event
The Boston Y M C A hosted a New Year reception with Bishop William Lawrence Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott and Y M C A president Alphonse S Covell as special guests. A 100 voice male chorus and the Euterpe Banjo Club performed while Covell and Lawrence spoke on progress and opportunities for young men. Over 500 attendees exchanged greetings with the dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
William Lawrence
Wolcott
Alphonuso S. Covell
Euterpe Banjo Club
Covell
Lawrence
Samuel F. Smith
America
Houghton and Duttons Ball Draws 500 Employees
The Houghton & Dutton staff held a complimentary party at Monument Hall last night with music and dancing until late. James A. Murphy led the grand march with Mrs. Murphy, supported by J. M. Cohen and a list of aides including C. W. Stevens W. E. Murphy H. W. Reed and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton & Dutton
Monument Hall
James A. Murphy
Murphy
J. M. Cohen
C. W. Stevens
W. E. Murphy
H. W. Reed
W. A. Sheehan
W. A. Hart
P. M. O’connor
W. D. McDonald
L. P. Magoun
H. M. Safford
F. J. Marr
G. F. Bullard
J. B. Ward
J. F. Wilmot
M. A. Cassidy
F. S. Gage
F. P. Chevalier
Reverend C W Biddle Receives $1000 Retirement Purse
The Rev. Dr. C W Biddle near retirement from North Avenue Universalist Church was presented a purse of $1000 by about 250 friends and supporters at a farewell reception at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Biddle
North Avenue Universalist Church
New Years Celebrations Across Western Suburbs
New Year’s Day observed in Marlboro and Framingham with factory closures and church services. Framingham Woman’s Club and Y M C A hosted open houses with music. Newton hosted receptions for church members and a Newton Young Men’s Christian Association dinner for 150. Woburn staged a Y M C A Auxiliary reception with Uncle Sam and Columbia figures. The Newton Club held a dinner and dance with over 100 prominent attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Montague
First Baptist Church
Newtonville Women’s Guild
Margaret L. Worcester
Highland Avenue
Miss Worcester
Hill
Guild
Newton Young Men’s Christian Association
Newtons
Y. M. Co
Washington Street
Woburn
A. L. Holdridge
Sam
Julia A. Fowle
Columbia
Newton
Newton Club
Edward P. May
New Year Reception At Cambridge YMCA Largest Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Cambridge Y M C A held its annual New Year reception last evening at the Cambridge Association drawing about 600 men. Hosts included President O H Durrell General Secretary R C Goodwin and Mayor W A Bancroft with several local notables. Musical entertainment and a forty-strong gym drill directed by Dr Gage complemented refreshments served by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Cambridge Association
O. H. Durrell
Cambridge Clergy Reception At First Parish Church
The auxiliary committee led by Mrs. R F Higgins hosted a reception for city pastors at First Parish Church Cambridge. The annual New Year event for North Avenue Congregational Church pastors was held last evening in the vestry with Rev Frank Hyatt Smith and Mrs Smith greeting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Higgins
Samuel M. Crothers
Crothers
First
Cambridge
North Avenue Congregational Church
North
Frank Hyatt Smith
Smith
Sixth annual Master Plumbers Ball in Boston Hall
The Master Plumbers Association of Boston and vicinity held its sixth annual concert and ball last evening at Odd Fellows Hall. About eight hundred attended with Richardson's Orchestra providing the music. The grand march featured David Smith and wife leading, followed by numerous couples and over two hundred additional pairs. Notable guests included James Heatherton of the Plumbers' Trade Journal and many representatives from Providence Worcester and Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Plumbers’ Association of
Boston and Vicinity
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Richardson
David Smith
J. W
French
J. C. McCoole
Thomas J
Tate
James S. Boyd
D. G. Finnerty
Clara G. Finnerty
Alumni Association Dance At Armory Hall Draws Chelsea Chiefs
The Chelsea High School Battalion officers alumni group held its third annual dance in Armory Hall. About 150 couples attended. The grand march was led by Major George C. Sanderson and Miss Elizabeth Robinson, followed by Lieutenant Charles H. Grantman and Miss Marie Sanderson, with Sanderson as floor director and Grantman as assistant. Other aids included Major J. Herbert Loud, Major George E. Lent, Major Arthur L. Legg, Captains Charles Duncan and Albert B. Powers, Lieutenant Charles R. Hoag, Adjutant F. E. Collier, and Sergeant-Major Cc. L. Billman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea High School
Armory Hall
George C. Sanderson
Elizabeth Robinson
Charles H. Grantman
Marie Sanderson
Sanderson
Grantman
J. Herbert Loud
George E. Lent
Arthur L. Legg
Charles Duncan
Albert B. Powers
Charles R. Hoag
F. E. Collier
Cc. L. Billman
Mrs Ferdinand Emerson Hosts Elegant Ilkley Suite
Mrs Ferdinand Emerson’s rooms in Ilkley were crowded yesterday afternoon with friends from four to six. A caterer’s spread was served by several young men, Blanche Rice tended the tea table, and continuous string music filled the rooms. Tables bore smilax hyacinths violets and carnations with a birch bark canoe of flowers hanging from the chandelier. Mrs Emerson wore rose colored silk trimmed with lace while Mr Emerson helped receive guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Emerson
Ilkley
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps Welcome New Year in Grand Army Hall
The Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps held its annual New Year reception at Grand Army Hall 616 Washington Street. Officers and members opened their quarters to friends from 4 to 7 pm, then served luncheon followed by entertainment and dancing late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
Grand Army Hall
Washington Street
New Year Reception Hosted by Young Men’s Social League
The Young Men’s Social League allied with Brookline Baptist Church held a New Year’s reception last night in the church vestry. About 250 attended, many ladies present. A social began at 6, supper at 6:45. After the meal, Hip. Albert Meson spoke on America music, followed by Rev. Nathan E. Wood, D. D., former pastor and league originator, addressing the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Social League
Brookline Baptist Church
Albert Meson
Sinferior Court
Ingfda
Nathan E. Wood
League
First J. S. S. Club Dance Fills Lyceum Hall East Boston
Lyceum Hall in East Boston hosted the first dance and social of the Italian J. S. S. Club. The North End organization drew about fifty couples to the event last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Hall
Boston
J. S. S. Club
North End
Reception at Charlestown Navy Yard for Commodore Miller
The residence of Commodore and Mrs. J. N. Miller at the Charlestown Navy Yard hosted a merry reception yesterday afternoon. Refreshments were served and part of the time was spent in dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Miller
Charlestown Navy Yard
Man Mamed by Freight Train Seeks Free Ride
James O'Donnell, 37, a transient, was admitted to City Hospital after a late night encounter with a Boston & Albany freight train crew. He said the conductor refused him free transportation, knocked him about, and tossed him from the caboose. He will remain under treatment for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’donnell
O'Donnell
Boston & Albany
City Hospital
West End Agreement Drafted by Conductor Union
The executive committee of the Con ductors Drivers and Motormen Union $873 met to draft the twelve month agreement. They praise divisional superintendents and plan to discuss Cambridge division grievances next Friday. Topics include higher pay a nine hour day and appointing a special examiner of disabled cars in every division. Agreements will be read for Friday night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Wedding of Miss Elizabeth Ashby Putnam and Hellary Mathews
Miss Elizabeth Ashby Putnam daughter of Joshua H Putnam married Hellary M Mathews of Newton Centre yesterday at the Baptist Church Brookline. About a hundred guests attended including prominent society leaders from Chicago New York Boston Brookline the Newtons Concord Lexington Mass and Wilton N H. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Nathan E Wood former pastor of the church now at First Baptist Church Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ashby Putnam
Joshua H. Putnam
Hellary M. Mathews
Newton Centre
the Baptist Church
Brookline
Chicago
New York
Boston
Newtons
Concord
Lexington
Mass
Wilton
N. H
Nathan E. Wood
First Baptist Church
Officers Elected at Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association Meeting
At the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association meeting the following officers were elected: President R McMurray vice president John T Cook financial secretary Charles Keenan treasurer Walter M Miller chaplain Duncan Miller recording secretary John McGunigie corresponding secretary Fred S Adams conductor Nathaniel Sprague doorkeeper Andrew J Baker delegates to the national convention to be held at Washington DC CGC Fred D Cook and Walter M Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
R. McMurray
John T. Cook
Charles Keenan
Walter M. Miller
Duncan Miller
John McGunigie
Fred S. Adams
Nathaniel Sprague
Andrew J. Baker
Washington, DC
CGC
Fred D. Cook
ALL UNITED. Post banquet features stage voices and cane gift
A Post employees banquet included speeches by A C McKenzie E J Ingalls Thomas A Feeley J H Kerrison and J B O Higgins with readings by Joe S Jackson and George G Hall. Waterbury brothers entertained with cornet duets and John Weber sang. Clarence A Noble received a gold headed cane in presentation by his department as John C Hurll praised him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McKenzie
Post
Foreman E. J. Ingalls
Thomas A. Feeley
J. H. Kerrison
J. B. O’higgins
Joe S. Jackson
The
George G. Hall
Compost
Waterbury Brothers
John Weber
Grand Museum
Taylor
Thomas M. Nolan
Colonel Keeler
American House
America
8S. F. Smith
Livi
Clarence A. Noble
John C. Hurll
A. Grazier
A. Noble
T. M. Nolan
W. Bryant
H. J. Foley
William Taylor
J R. Stanley
F. E. Goodrich
G. Heath
A. H. Marchant B. M. Firman
J. H. Brehant
G . Spaulding
Cc Hurll
J. M. Grainey
H. Finley
J. Flannery
E. F. Crosby
James Morris
C. Johnson
George Hall
J. S. Jackson
A. P. McGriskin
A. K. Peck
L. A. Sommers
T. F. Hunt
J. M. McPhail
J. B. O'Reilly
W. L. Lossone
R. I. Gilbert
E. McPhail
J. S. Hastings
W A. Breh
G. H. Stacy
B. Toner
Co S
Wilson
A. T. Waterbury
John Webber
Co. le
Waterbury
Robert Watkins
Races at Alexander Track Report Card and Results
Entries cover four races at Alexander with six horses, sellers like Guild Digger and Rebolink. Results list winners in each race followed by the also ran and times, plus fifth race outcomes. Final day results show Walcott, Laura, Ponce de Leon, Sonora, Chateaun as top finishers with times 55 seconds to 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild Digger
Pathway
Irish Mike
Cloverdale
Llewellyn
Dash Charlie
Dutch Lou
Mikey B
Phil Daly
Come Home
the Dude
Explorer
Son Malheur
Imp. Nova
Restless
Monte Carlo
William Penn
Surgeon
Joyeuse
Bronston
Princess Alex
Castanet
Nina
Lady Danby
the Clown
Dorcas L
Lillian L
Deliam
Walcott
Bon Voyage
Jack Lovell
Carnalive
Red Cross
Charlie R
Little Bravo
Kazan
Aribi
Pasha
Tube Rose
Alva
Laura
Jewel
Gorman
Bradley
Julier
Ponce_ de Leon
Remorse
Belwood
Mattie Chunn
Jack Wynne
Sonora
West Side
Paragon
Reynard
Forest
Salisbury
Kentucky
Jennie T
Chateaun
Pickaway
Leigh
May E
Cadet
Jim McLaughlin
Mrs Gertrude Jones and Jay B Lyford wed in Newtonville
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Margaret Jones of Newtonville and Mr. Jay B Lyford of Bridgeport Connecticut was celebrated at the bride’s mother's home 727 Washington street Newtonville The Rev Dr Hamilton of the Methodist Church officiated Only family and immediate friends attended The newlyweds left for a brief tour and will reside in Bridgeport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Gertrude Margaret Jones
Newtonville
Jay B. Lyford
Bridgeport
Conn
Washington Street
Hamilton
Methodist Church
Miss Lillian Cummings Weds Edward H Carpenter in Brookline Church
Miss Lillian S Cummings and Edward H Carpenter were married at seven thirty last night in the First Church in Brookline. The church was filled with prominent people and green decorations as Rev Howard N Brown performed the ceremony assisted by Rev George P Latimer. Ma bel H Cummings served as maid of honor with Harriet and Alice Carpenter as bridesmaids. Clarence H Hill attended the groom. the bride's father gave her away. Ushers included Phillip H Savage Herbert Copeland L B Sears Thomas C Cummings Clifford Tyler Daniel Tyler and Edward Anger. A reception followed at the bride's parents Cypress Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian S. Cummings
Edward H. Carpenter
Brookline
Howard N. Brown
George P. Latimer
Salem
Mabel H. Cummings
Harriet
Alice Carpenter
Clarence H. Hill
Phillip H. Savage
Herbert Copeland
L. B. Sears
Thomas C. Cummings
Clifford
Daniel Tyler
Edward Anger
Cypress Street
American Wringer Co. Advertises On Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co. of 13 and 16 Broadway extension, city manufacturers of wringers, mangles, spring bells and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone call Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway
City Manu
Tremont
Brighton
Hampden Agency
D. Strachan
Seattle St
Allston
P10 Date Brewery Opens In Crowded Terrace Street
A large crowd gathered on Terrace Street Ward 22 for the opening of the new Union Brewery. The plant cover includes a 380 barrel kettle brew house millhouse refrigerated storage boiler shop and stables for fifty horses. Officials named included Patrick Ford James W Kenney John J Donovan and directors W D Ellis M H Cobe Arthur H ONeill Thomas M Cleary Alexander Reid John Hartin. Brewmaster Robert Weigel, a Worms Germany graduate, brings strong credentials and the brewery aims for 150000 barrels annually with full facilities and wagon sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Ford
Lawrence
Vic
James W. Kenney
Boston
John J. Donovan
W. D. Ellis
M. H. Cobe
Arthur H. O'Neill
Thomas M. Cleary
Alexander Reid
John Hartin
Robert Weigel
Brewers’ Academy of
Worms
Germany
United States
Otto C. Wolf
Philadelphia
Lager Beer Plant Aims High With Half Million Capital
Boston merchants from several cities met in Gaston & Lund to form a lager beer corporation with 500000 capital. Officers include D Howard Vincent of Boston. The facility features a five story brew house 46 by 40 feet, a five story storage building 63 by 65 feet, a 25 by 40 feet mill house, all fireproof with iron and concrete and brick exteriors. Three 1380 horsepower boilers heat the site, with a modern stable and labor-saving devices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Boston
Lawrence
Lowell
Holyoke
Salem
Marlboro
Lynn
Gaston & Lund
D. Howard Vincent
Dry Goods Clerks Meet in Boston Tem- ple Hall
The Dry Goods Clerks Benefit Association of Boston held a meeting at Temple Hall 724 Washington with W M Fritts presiding and a large turnout. The group discussed stores closing at 5 p m in winter and installed officers including A B Sutherland president and J B Spare as clerk. They reported $1167 paid for sick relief in the past year and $4104 in sick benefits and $800 in death benefits over seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Goods Clerks’ Benefit Association of Boston
Templar Hall
Washington Street
W. M. Fritts
Society
C. F. Hovey
A B. Sutherland
Arthur Burwell
Harold Burwell
J. B. Spare
Herbert Burwell
G. Robinson
J. G. Pike
W. F. Raymond
Hugh McKay
Fifty Years Mated in Chelsea Home Celebration
The residence of Mr and Mrs Robert K Snow at 43 Cary avenue Chelsea hosted their fiftieth wedding anniversary last evening. The event honored a Boston wedding performed by Rev Nathaniel Caldwell with Isaac N Harding of Cambridge as best man. Snow a former master builder, has three married sons Albert E Snow Chicago Fred W Snow and Elmer H Snow and four grandchildren attended along with over 300 guests and gold presents totaling a large sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K Snow
Cary Avenue
Chelsea
Boston
Nathaniel Caldwell
Tremont Temple
Isaac N., Harding
Cambridge
Harding
Snow
Albert E. Snow
Chicago
Fred W. Snow
Elmer H. Snow
Real estate doings with Oakwood park and new purchases
Edgar W Foster buys 100000 square feet on Orange street near Montvale station and begins development. Four lots sold in two days at Newton Upper Falls. Oakwood park near Hyde Park line from Dorchester, 180 lots, 55 sold, completion anticipated by June. Lucy M Blaney buys 197 West Springfield street brick house. Meridan Associates buys 628 and 630 Tremont street brick and stone buildings with 900 square feet of land and $43,500 assessed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar W. Foster
Orange Street
Montvale Station
Woburn
Newton Upper Falls
Swift & Webber
Herald
River Street
New York & New England Road
Clarendon Hill
Boston & Providence
Mattapan Square
Dorchester
Roxbury
Norfolk & Suburban Electric Road
Oakwood Park
Lucy M. Blaney
Sarah E. Robinson
West Springfield Street
Meridan Associates
Boston
J. A. Walter
Tremont Street
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Isabelle Everson
France
Colonial Club
Quincy Street
Germania Orchestra
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Eliot
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Messrs
S. A. Brooks
L. S. Chase
Henry
T. W. Higginson
G. H. Cox
Alvin F. Sortwell
Walter E. Earle
Miss Russell
Arlington
H. O. Houghton, Jr
A. F. Harlow
Frank A. Kennedy
John C. Bullard
W. F. Bradbury
E.H. Bright
John L. Odiorne
Henry D. Yerxa
Otis Brown
F. H. Teele
E. P. Boggs
G. A. Pevey
Charles W. Dimick
C. L. Fuller
W. B. Saul
A. F. Merril
R. O. Lamb
Preble
Stillman F. Kelly
David T. Dickinson
S. C. Miller
E. H. Davenport
J. L. Stone
Miss Stone
George A. Nash
Bishop Lawrence
New England
Chelsea High
Mrs. Emerson
Light Infantry
J. S. S. Clus
Navy Yard
James O'Donnell
Putnam
Officers OF the
Marine Engineers
ALL United
Foreman Noble
Alexander
Orleans
M. White
Luke Parks
Pacolet
Ethel W
Susie Anderson
Lancaster
Midget
Danube
Wanda T. Ludlow
Cyrus J
Leon
Gleesome
Old Dominion
Jalinet
Pamray
Kindora
Emperor Billet
Ben_ Wilson
Galen Brown
Sam Farmer
Centinnill
Bessie Nichols
David
Magnon
Bird Catcher
Lou Prewitt
Ranvid Transit
Nero
Uncle Luke
Wahatchie
Lyford
Jones
Carpenter
Cummngs
A. W
Ands
Full Cler & CO
Ver St
Date Brewery
Union Company
Terrace Street
Ward 22
Union Brewery
Union Brewing Company
NEW Public Library
Hopkinton
Summer Street
Summer and
Lincoln Streets
Eliza Hyndeman
Nash & White
Armenia
Vienna
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Northwestern Railroad
Fullerton Avenue
Beverly
Arthur Kemble
Rantoul Street
George Brewer
Kemble
Brewer
Congress and
Federal Sts
R. E. Townsend
DL Von-Hike ST
Bromfield ST
Washington St
Chambels
J. W. Wilds & Co
Dev. N .Sthlath
South St
E. Townsend
Devonshire St
State St
Sammel
Clifford, Esq
Court Street
OOG
Parilla
Hood
Fie
Hill & CO
Wholesale Jewelers
Hotels
Crenoble
67Th Street
7Th Avenue
Areo
Noble
Empire West
Central Pak
Grand Western Boulevard
Columbu Avenue
6Th
9Th Ave
66Th St
Grand Central Station
Long Island and
West Shore
Oriental Hotel
39Th St
Grand Central Depot
John McKay
Thomas M. Smith
Pemberton Square
Simeon Marcus
Walter R Dyer
Campbell
Hammond Street
Fuller
Walter R. Dyer
Concord & Montreal Railroad
John F. Webster
C. E. Davis
Park Bq
Land
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
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