Inauguration of City Governments Across Massachusetts
The report lists new city officers and inaugurations in Cambridge Lynn Newburyport Holyoke Worcester Lawrence New Bedford Fitchburg Springfield Gloucester Fall River Haverhill Brockton Salem Taunton Lowell with elected mayors presidents of common council clerks treasurers auditors and other officials. It notes inaugural ceremonies held in city hall and the oath of office for several mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Justin A. Jacobs
William W. Dallinger
Franklin Penin
George H. Howard
Walter W. Pike
Newburyport
W.A. Johnson
Common Council
H. Z. Whitten
Marshal
Kd. Taylor
Holyoke
James &. Delaney
K. T. Donohoe
J. F. Stapleton
Worcester
Charles G. Reed
Lawrence
Breen
Timothy Kane
New Bedford
Wilson
Isaac R. Tompkins
W. A. Markie
Fitchburg
Davis
George H. Spencer
Henry Jackson
Springfield
Phillips
E. C. Rogers
E. A. Newell
Gloucester
William H. Wonson
J. Warren Wonson
A. F. Stickney
Fall River
Reed
J. R. Tollman
Lowell
J. J. Hogan
D. W. O’brien
John Williams
Beacon
Tremont
David E. Carpenter
Attleborough
Bridget Connelly
William H. Holt
A. S. Watson
G. S.phillips & Co
Sandford
St. John
H. C.card
George E. Thayer
East Amherst
Freeman K. McIntire
Blue Hill
L. E. Gordon
Winn
William Durgin
North Vassalborouch
Julius A. Plummer
Winchester
Ind
E. J. Hackney
London
Nunes
Jalkut & Robinson
St. Louis
Prusha Rubber Clothing Company
Summer Street
Boston
Henner & Moore
Bankers
Morris
Morris, Minn.; Jacob Schmed, Wholesale Dry Goods, Enfunlu, Ala.; Chas. A. Patch
Suffolk Market
Wm. M. Starrett
Carpenter
Travers Street
Pelmer Merritt
Marlborough
Wm. Kingsley
Millbury
Joseph Seventeen
Turner’s Falls
Hayes & Connor
Morocco
Haverhill
B. Washburn Company
Bakers
Breckton
Katahdin Iron Company
Bangor
Herrick & Byard
Sedgwick
Roswell A. Davis
Miss
Samuel Parker
M.C. Benjamin & Co
N. Bb
Wexarkana
Ark
Irwin & Daniel
Fort Smith
Ulman & Loud
Natchez, Miss
L. Friedman
Decatur
Tex
Three Children Overcome by Cold Found Frozen
In Wheeling two young girls aged 10 and 5 were sent on an errand and returned home poorly clad. They collapsed from the extreme cold and were found lying in the street, with recovery regarded as extremely doubtful. The incident mirrors a earlier note that three men died on the prairie in Chickasaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Jane Peterson
Chickasaw
Montreal Trade Board Report Highlights Port Trade Shift
The annual report to be presented discusses Montreal general commerce and the lumber cattle and phosphate trades. It notes the British Association meeting's value and summarizes the port warden's statement that trade shifts toward larger ships with more steamers than sailing vessels each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Board of Trace
Murdered Girl Found Frozen in Creek Near Carrs
N Y Ermirman January 7 a girl named Fannie Gaskell Watkins was found bruised and frozen in a creek after being murdered near Old Rebel cemetery. Michael Hackett a boiler maker is under arrest on suspicion. He was last seen with her and quarrelled, threatening her life. She had run away from home last week. her father has searched the city. Police believe the body was moved from the city and hidden at the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermirman
N. Y
Carr’s
Fannie Gaskell Watkins
Giant Frauds In Undervalued Imports Across Major Cities
Secretaries Folger reports extensive customs frauds by importers in New York Boston Philadelphia and elsewhere over many years. Undervalued invoices understated duties by woollen and other goods including cordovan carpet wool silk and textiles. Officials plan prosecutions and new laws as papers go public and investigations widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Boston Post
Washington
Folger
Custom Service
Philadelphia
Aldess
Treasury Department
United States
Liverpool
Bradford
Leicester
Manchester
Leith
Glasgow
Treasury
New York City
Eng
River Platte
South America
Detal
Europe
Secretary of the Treasury
Converse
House
Montreal Herald notes 1888 progress and big gifts
The January dispatch from Montreal recounts 1888 milestones led by the completion of the Canadian Pacific railroad to the Rockies and the boost to western trade. It highlights major philanthropic gifts to McGill College and the General Hospital, plus numerous bequests to churches and colleges, the opening of David Morrice Hall, and a planned con gregational college. The winter carnival hotels prepare for many visitors and an ice palace under construction costs 3009 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Donald A. Smith
McGill College
George Stephen
General Hospital
David J. Greenshields
Charles Stewart
William Smith
David Lochead
Edward Mackay
Mackay
Montreal Presbyterian College
Crescent Street Church
Mackay Institute For the Blind
Presbyterian Missions
David Morrice
Presbyterian College
Congregational College
Bath Trial Opens In Murder Case At Richmond
The Bath Maine jury began deliberations in the trial of Lewis R. Hopkins and Lorenzo H. Turner for the December Richmond murder of Joseph Dennis. State’s attorney outlined that Turner struck Dennis, Hopkins kicked him, and death followed from the blows. Testimony described a fatal head wound and boot imprint evidence. Brippe ForD, Me. Jan 7. Oscar Blaney moved to Saco for the Kittery murder. Mrs Barrows remains jailed at Alfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath, Me
Lewis R. Hopkins
Lorenzo H. Turner
Joseph Dennis
Richmond
Oris W. Malcolm
Frank M. Harnden
Charles J. Maxwell
John Curtis
John Pitman
John S. Bailey
Mark L. Percy
Mark Maxwell
George H. Berry
Alden P. Quint
Elisha Maroon Hinephrey
Turner
Hopkins
C. W. Price
Plummer House
Abial Libby
William Lint
Plummer
Lint
Mittery
Brippe Ford
Oscar Blaney
Kittery
Saco
Barrows
Alfred
Fires sweep St Louis with nine blazes exhaust fire crews
A string of fires in St Louis drains energy from firemen as Rosen thal and Co suffers heavy loss with stock damaged by water estimated at 20,000 of 90,000. four to five small shops and frame houses burn on Chanteau avenue. total local losses reach about 76,000. Other city fires include rescues and damage across multiple districts with extensive insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louuise
St. Louis
Rosenthal & Co
Chanteau Avenue
Montreal
Davis & Son
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble
Elizabeth
N.J
Carlton
Phelpstown
Ont
W Powell
ISEB
Sss Svenen
Inerea Iadesase
Keene
Oessae
Kneeland Street
New York Crime and Court News Tally
Lu Ling was found dead in his laundry with 14 stab wounds, suggesting robbery or a hidden Chinese secret organization enforcing deadly penalties. The Superior Court reversed a lower court ruling awarding Marie Prescott $12,500 in libel damages against the American News company, ordering a new trial. Twenty five hundred people watched a boxing match at Madison Square Garden where Joe Pendergast and Hughey Burns fought to a draw after an early knockdown. Missing restaurateur Charles Delmonico’s whereabouts remain unknown. Samuel D. Tilden, visiting New York, was swindled by bunco men for $2,850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lu Ling
Marie Prescott
American News Company
Madison Square Garden
Joe Pendergast
Brooklyn
Hughey Burns
England
Burns
Pendergast
Charles Delmonico
Samuel D. Tilden
Hartford
Conn
Severe winter spurs aid drive in Atlanta
In Atlanta on January 7, hundreds of poor women and children faced scarcity after a week of severe weather. The Constitution urged citizens to send money provisions and fuel for distribution by its business department. About 60 wagons loaded with wood and provisions gathered at noon, as merchants worth hundreds of thousands of dollars led teams of 48 drivers on a city tour to aid those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Theaper
Bates Elected President of Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
At a stockholders and directors meeting David H Bates was unanimously elected president and general manager of the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company. He has assumed duties of the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
David H. Bates
Western Union Company
Bates
Train wreck after rail break near Valparaiso
A broken rail on the Omaha and Republican Valley railroad near Valparaiso toppled a full train down a five foot bank. Injured include Mrs. Day Mills of Marshalltown Iowa Mrs. Mary Bushnell of David City Nebraska Rev. J. F. Osborn of Fremont Nebraska A. W. Smith of Dakota O M Searly of Stromsburg Nebraska and John Hummell of Brainard Nebraska with Mrs Mills three children and 14 others hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha and Republican Valley
Valparaiso
Day Mills
Marshalltown
Mary Bushnell
David City
J. F. Osborn
Fremont
A. W. Smith
Dakota
O. M. Searly
Stromsburg
John Hummell
Brainard
Jersey City Forgery Suspect Brought In From Boston
Fred Spengeman, the young man arrested in Boston on Saturday for forgery, was brought to Jersey City this morning. He led a fast life while employed at a bank there and operated two establishments. His extravagant habits prompted the police chief to inform bank officials, triggering disclosures and his flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Fred Spengeman
Boston
Spengeman
Rockland medical student tied to grave robberies in Chicago case
Newton J. Shinkle of Rockland Illinois a medical student was arrested on a charge of complicity in recent grave robberies. Shinkle attracted attention years ago for allegedly throwing the last race as a member of the Cornell College boat crew during a European voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicago
Ill
Newton J. Shinkle
Rockland
Shinkle
Cornell College
Europe
Rhode Island Suffrage Battle and Porter Case Highlight Senate
Gen Porters case and a proposed constitutional amendment spark Republican tensions as Rhode Island voting rights debate rages. The day also covers patent rulings, treasury notes demand, and a civil service probe into Indiana party fundraising practices.
Remonstrances rejected as no representation by Noyes
Receiver Russell states that Benjamin Noyes remonstrances against the thirty day claims limit are void as he represents nobody. Many embanked firms and individuals across cities and states face failures or suspensions, including Phelps of Elmwood in St. Petersburg, Toronto dry goods firm McClurg Briggs, and Dietrick & Co of San Francisco, with assorted assets and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
American Mutual Life
American National Life and Trust Companies
Benjamin Noyes
Noyes
J. E. Phelps
Elmwood
Ill
St. Petersburg
Lincoln
McClurg, Briggs & Co
Toronto
Ont
Dietrick & Co
San Francisco
Cal
Quincy House dinner rep earns Boston society praise
The Quincy House reputation for furnishing dinners to clubs and societies brings first-class organizations for their annual gatherings this season. A Boston Produce Exchange letter dated January 7, 1884 thanks J. W. Johnson & Co. of Quincy House, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Quincy House
Boston Produce Exchange
Rotunda
Faneuil-Hall Market
Boston
Messrs
J. W. Johnson & CO
Judge blocks oil-rate discrimination by Lake Shore
Cleveland January 7 Judge Blondin enjoined the Lake Shore railroad from rate discrimination against oil shipments ruling as a common carrier it must serve the entire public equally The suit alleges favored rates for Standard Oil Company over others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jan
Blondin
Lake Shore Railroad Company
Standard Oil Company
Snow covers region as temperature rises today
Snow fell across the St. Louis region all day while temperatures climbed several degrees. Ice on the river backs up above the bridge and in two or three spots between the city and Sulphur Springs, twenty five miles downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Brilliant Fourteenth Anniversary Ball of Odd Fellows in Boston
The Odd Fellows honored their fourteenth anniversary with a lighted ball in Boston Monday evening. Eemunds' band led dancing at 10 o'clock, with Robert C. Howard directing assisted by Middleton Gray and others. Supper served at 11 to about 300 guests including Mr and Mrs Lansing Williamstown and many from Newport Salem and Boston. Officers listed show W A Fuzel as president and a treasury balance of 2952.81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Ball
Fraternal Association of Boston
Eemunds
Robert C. Howard
Messrs. Middleton Gray
H. KE. Lewis
H. C. Butler
W. C. Goodell
H. Worthington
J. W. Adams
R. Lansing
Williamstown
Mass
Geo. Mitchell
New Bedford
Frank Douglass
Alex. Guinn
Silas Dickerson
Newport
Fred. Dickerson
T. G. Williams
Ruth Crouch
Laura Waters
Philadelphia
Charles Brews
Worcester
Moses
Salem
Adie Cassell
D. Jessop
New York
Treasury
Social Gatherings and Elections in Boston Clubs
Reports from Boston area associations note officers elected for coming terms. Clarence H Beel became D thirteenth Massachusetts volunteers president with George M Reed secretary. Also A J Pratt speaker and J E Farnham vice speaker led the Fourth Session of the Boston Young Men's Congress at Pemberton Square. Events include Brown Durell dinner at Youngs and Union Club complimentary Mayor Martin dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Volunteers
Young’s
E. J. Howard
Clarence H. Beel
George M. D. Reed
Boston Young Men’s Congress
Pemberton Square
A. J. Pratt
J. E. Farnham
E. E. Drew
George C. Wharf
National Congress
Brown, Durell & Co
Franklin Club
Newton
W. M. Burr
Quincey House
New Era Hall
Societie la Provoyance
Boston Hall
Union Club
Martin
Boston Police Relief Association elects officers and considers by laws
The annual Boston Police relief association meeting at the charity building was largely attended. Sergt James T Comee presided as officers and proxies were reported totaling 168. Directors were elected for 15 divisions, with Thomas Ryan named to the superintendent's office. The group adopted the first 11 sections of the new by laws, changing the initiation fee to 10 dollars, and planned to resume with the remaining articles next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Police 3 Relief Association
Charity Building
James T. Comee
Division 14
Sergt
Haney
Adams
Honey
Daly
Nathan A. Simonds
Williams M. Satis
Suffolk Club Holds Annual Meeting With New Officers
In the absence of the president in Washington, A. W. Spencer presided. The treasurer reported a strong financial condition. Several new members were admitted and officers elected for the year: President Leopold Morse, secretary treasurer William B Gingham, directors A. W. Spencer Jonas N. French Alexis Torrey, admission committee Samuel Hatch Geo D Aller C. H. Andrews H. L. Simonis Bo Thayer, auditing William B. Smart James D. Scudder. An excellent collation was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Club
Washington
A. W. Spencer
Leopold Morse
William Bgingham
Jonas N. French
Alexis Torrey
Samuel Hatch
Geo. D
Billiard Tournament Opens With Campbell Victory
Marshall's billiard rooms hosted the state championship qualifying match for 150 points cushion caroms. Campbell defeated Allen by 15 points, 135 to 150, with Campbell's top run a mere 10. Referee was Mr. L. Smith. ten players compete with five new entrants amid strong spectator turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Bkhe
Allen
Campbell
City Exhibition Draws Thousands as Christmas Lights Return
Nearly 5,000 visitors attended the Monday exhibition with Mayor Martin visiting in the afternoon with city officials. Concerts by the American band are planned today and the Christmas tree will be lit for children. Admission remains reduced and the exhibit closes next Saturday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Exhia
Carney Hospital Expands Care After Severe Accidents
Arrangements by Carney hospital management in South Boston ensure reception of victims at all hours. The surgical out-patients department is expanding and the work of the sisters at Carney hospital is extending.
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Carney Hospital
South
Boston
Multiple disjointed incidents reported in regional notices
A stream of brief items records deaths and accidents from New England towns including Albert Doyle in Vermont, Leon Smith in New Hampshire, and George Bridge in Providence. It notes railway and canal developments, theft arrests in South Berwick and Vermont, a Masonic reunion plan in Claremont, and a clergy resignation in Franklin Falls.
Virginius at Boston Theatre Impresses in Finale Night
An audience greeted Mr. McCullough in Virginius at the Boston Theatre with strong applause. He appears in good health and delivers a powerful performance, especially in scenes with his daughter. Cast shifts and critics note improvement in Haworth and Allen. the program also covers the Kernells and Park Theatre offerings, plus notes on other venues and ongoing tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appius Claudius
Haworth Caius Cimoal Ices
Cai Vackh
Barton
William Haworth
UDB
Icrcccseeecnesseussenss
Daneyy Chong
UWA Goouwin Wirgina
ViOla Allen
Augusta Foster
Cora Leslie
Mr. Price
Boston
Appius
Miss Allen
Langdon
Kernells
the Howard
Wheatley
Trainor
The
Howard
Maxwells
Thomas
Clara
Messrs
Flynn
Brien
Cork
la Port
Harry
John Kernell
Kitty O’ Neil
Olympia Quartette
Colored Cadets
Treiner
wouldn't communicate himself
In Rockland Opinion an incident during a Warren liquor case describes a colored man summoned before a grand jury. He worries about perjury penalties and jokes that sellers take a man's money and throw him out when broke, questioning what communicating himself would mean for their benefit. He likely told the truth when questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Porter
Warren
Joe
Watterson Seeks Support in Washington Amid Campaign Debate
From the New York Graphic, the note hopes Mr. Watterson will gain strong encouragement in Washington despite the various candidate discussions. The brief reflects the era’s political anxieties and public interest in advocacy and reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Graphic
Watterson
Washington
Petitions Presented and City Business Debated
A record of petitions including state aid for John Kenny Milford and others, authority to change corporate names, water bonds for Newton, elevated railroads, and woman suffrage. A council session reviews budget, overages, economy in expenditures, and proposals for public improvements, with remarks by the mayor-elect and committee actions on elections and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Charles E. Gilman
John F. Cole
Cummings
Chelsea
John C. Hall
Lyman M. Miller
John M. Plummer
Eugene F. Endicott
Charles A. Currier
Strabn
John Kenny
Milford
Hollis Street
Town of
Essex
Eastern Railroad Company
City of
Newton
N. Aldrich
Lowell and Framingham Railroad Company
Ocoort of
Holyoke
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Joe Y. Meigs
Cambridge
Fresh Pond
Mary F. Adams
H. M. Loring
Boston
Henry A. Baker
Rockland
Geo. H. Hunt
Barber
Worcester
Committee On Election Laws
Butler
Lawrence
Committee On Labor
Willson
Salem
Committee On Education
Foster
Medford
Judiciary Committee
Gove
Committee On Cities
Douglas
Brockton
Tarbox
Hoosac Tunnel
Trey and
Greenfield Railroad
Milesian Descent Gentleman Mentions Ingersoll as Tamethyst
A Boston Traveller snippet recalls a gentleman of Milesian descent overheard calling Col. Ingersoll tamethyst. The remark evokes a letter to a friend noting a mistaken belief about Swedenborgian versus Norwegian identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Col. Ingersoll
John
Chicago woman Mary Lythe charged with shoplifting in city stores
Mary Lythe, said to be from Chicago, was arrested Monday charged with shoplifting in the stores of M. D. Whitney and Houghton & Dut ton. Mary Casey was arrested by officers of the fifth division, charged with assault and battery with a chair upon Charlotte Darcey at No. 10 Fay street, at 5 P. M., Monday. It is alleged that Charlotte was very badly beaten and driven into the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Concord
N. H
Monaday
Chas. B. Leavitt
Pittsfield
New Haven
John Shuster
Thomas Searls
Lowell Street
Nashua
First Unitarian Society of
Franklin Falls
Jonathan Baxter Harrison
The
Society
Mary Lythe
Chicago
M. D. Whitney
Houghton & Dutton
Mary Casey
Fifth Division
Charlotte Darcey
Fay Street
Charlotte
Laborer Run Over In Railroad Yard Meets Severe Injury
Patrick Collins aged 26 of 25 Omeda street was struck by a train in the Bofton and Albany railroad yard on Monday. His right leg was amputated at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Collins
Omeda Street
Bofton and
Albany
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ohio Legislature convenes as governors message read
News in brief reports the Ohio legislature organizing both branches and the governor's message being read. Also noted are a Syracuse woman killed by a train, a fatal mill boiler explosion in Merrill Michigan, Montreal winter ice carnival preparations, a Philadelphia Supreme Court ruling granting Pittsburg taxes, a Jacksonville sporting house owner shot, a Maine regiment veteran, and frost damage to Florida citrus and pineapples along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. P. Dunlop
Syracuse
N. Y
Hood Parson’s
Merrill
Saginaw County
Mich
Montreal
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Company
E. L. Getchell
Jacksonville
Fla
D. H. Chendler
South Carolina
Col. Getchell
Maine
Dangor
Florida
Manatee
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Telegraph and Mail
Glover
Maidem
Fuller
George T. Coverly
Alfred FE. Cox
E. J. Stevens
James Pierce
George A. Gardiner
Leverett D. Holden
Albert F
George E. Hitchcock
Lattle Rock
Henry Shields
Edward Shields
James Anderson
Chickasaw Nation
Commerce OF Montreal
Conley
Teemer
P. H. Conley
Portland
Pullman
Point of Pines
Devens
W. M. Connor
St. James
North Adams
Wm. L. Putnam
Portland Argus
Supreme Bench
Joseph EK. Moore
Thomaston
Charles Santley
Elizabeth Innes
Walter Clapp
Shawmut Avenue
Naylor & Co
New England
Costin
Jerome
Bath
Gotham Gleanings
Wirteh
Georgea
Western Union
MR. Collins
Rhode Island
Gen. Porter
Collins
Senate
Anthony
Fitz John Porter
House Military Committee
Ossian Ray
New Hampshire
Don Cameron
Sabine
Pike
Riddleberger
Dingley
Long
Board of Inter-State Commerce
Morse
State National Bank of
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Jacob Estey Ettal
Riley Burdett
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Vermont
Burdett
Estey Et al
Blatchford
Circuit Court
Indiana Republican Committee
Friends of
Indiana
Odell.ie
Gresham
W. H. Pearson
Mary Jerome
Belleville
Barbar Hall
Congregation of Notre Dame
Mailwaukee
Notre Dame Society
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railway Company
Washington Street
the Fraternal Association
Police Relief Association
Kew
Albert Doyle
South Royalton
New Lynn
Leon Smith
Feeny
L. I
Long Island
Michael Welch
Dover
South Berwick
Connecticut River Valley Masonic Union
George Bridge
Providence
Harrison Street
Hugh Greenan
Brewer
Union Water Power Company
Fred Harvey
McIndoe’s
Perry’s
Duncan
J. G. J. Siegert
John McCullough
Virginius
Nat Goodwin
Park
Boylston
M. O
Goodwin
Miss Brutone
Ernie Weathersby
Slocum
Boylston Museum
Nellie Collins
LeClair
Reynolds
Arnold
Harry la Rose
Bully Kelley
Dr. Cureall
Locke Richardson
Chickering Hall
the Globe
Harry Dixey
Irving
Gus Williams
Lymn
W. H. Dunham
Wellesley College
McCullough
Museum
Boston and Albany Railroad
Bruce
N. Gifford
E. Herbert Clapp
Loring
Joseph Hagar
Mason
George A. Stearns
Commonwealth
Margaret Turner
Andrew
Onslow Gilmore
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Baldwin
Pillsbury
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Supreme Judicial Court
Joyner
Berkshire
Committee On Railroads
Boston and Albany
Hudson
Probate
Chancery
Supreme and
Superior Courts
Bro. Watterson
Ocratic
Democratic Party
Marden
Whitten
John F. Lee
Boston Board of Aldermen
John W. Fraser
Messrs. Donovan
Fisk
Murray
Hathorne
Marley
Ward 16
Morton
Minot J.savage
Palmer
Goodrich
Savage
Meyor Martin
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Finance
Stony Brook
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Se Ae
Cochitante
Mystic
Cochituate Department
Water Board
Jamaica Pont Aqueduct Corporation
Boston Standard
Back Bay Park
Beacon Street
Boylston Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Ipswich
Jersey Streets
West Roxbury Park
City Point
Castle Island
Bussey Park
Arnold Arboretum
Wood Island Park
Park Department
Brookline Avenue
Charles River
Park Commissioners
Brookline
Ledeg Garden
Public Institutions
Rainsford Island
Austin Farm
Charlestown Almshouse
Ablic
Fifth Streets
Dorchester Avenue
Harbor View Street
Hammond Street
Lyman
East Boston
George Putnam
Auburn
Nepeanset
Blossom Street
Comins
Faneuil Public Library
Ingersoll
Ana
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Paines
Canal Street
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