La grippe and pneumonia plague cities and courts
The influenza epidemic spreads across Boston New York Salem Thon, Great Falls and more, closing courts and schools. Deaths soar with 327 in Boston the week ending Saturday and rising daily. many pneumonia and consumption deaths attributed to grip. Noisy courts hindered by ill judges and witnesses. health officials warn the high death rate may persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Board of Health
Health Department
New York
Sureme Court
Lawrence
Justice Smith
Elmira
Judes
Larremore
the Common Pleas
Clerk Miner
Superior Court
Health Board
Nagle
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Heath
Ieee
Edson
Salem
Lagrippe
I Falls
N.H
Massachusetts Reformatory
Warnerville
la Grippe
London
Alphonso
Spain
Paris
M. Grandperret
Boston City Lights Fight Over Contract Ends in Light Bid
Mayor Hart, citing 65 cent per light charges as excessive, calls for bids for 1890. Boston Electric Light Company does not bid. Brookline Gas wins Brighton lighting at 40 cents. Temporary lighting from Charlestown Gas continues while a new contract is sought. Mayor approves temporary terms to March May and continues evaluation of Suburban Electric Light Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Electric Light Company
Hart
Brighton
Brookline Gas Company
Charlestown Gas Company
F. A. Gilbert
Lamps Allen
Mare
Dorchester
Oxbury
South
Boston Company
The
Post
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Suburban Electric Light Company
Charlestown Company
Automatic Extinguishers and the Fire Department Debate
Edward Atkinson defends automatic sprinklers citing tests at Houghton and Dutton and a No 36 Charlestown street fire. He argues sprinklers rarely replace the fire department but greatly aid it, reducing losses while urging broader use alongside private hydrants and roof mains to prevent disasters like Thanksgiving Day. He cites 1880s-89 figures showing substantial total and average losses where sprinklers were or were not in service, urging safer combustible architecture and systemic protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton & Dutton
Charlestown Street
Boston Fire Department
Narshal
Boston Fire
Boston
Beeston
Paris
Tire Department
Fire Department
Borance
Stupodil LY
Capelissiucss
Eric
Edward Atkinson
Cambridgeport Cycle Club Elects 1890 Officers
The Cambridgeport Cycle Club last evening elected officers for 1890 with James W. Kean as president Harvey Clark as secretary Frank H. Miller as treasurer E A Frasier as financial secretary George FE Kehew as captain George W Ho as first lieutenant A J Shaffer as second lieutenant J Shedd Luzler E L Morse as color bearer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
James W. Kean
Harvey Clark
Frank H. Miller
E. A. Frasier
George FE. Kehew
George W. Ho
A.J. Shaffer
J. Shedd
Luzler
E. L. Morse
Pocketbook theft near Chester square leads to theatre arrest
Clara Phillins reported a pocketbook snatched near Washington street. Two Park Theatre tickets identified by numbers led Sergeant Murphy to arrest two young men, Willan Ainsley and Guy Everett Maines. One suspect identified by the victim, the other held as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Phillins
Chester Square
Washington Street
Station 5
Park Theatre
Zvn
Murphy
Driscoll
Alger
Chiurs
Willan Ainsley
Join Adams
Guy Everett Maines
Brighton Woman Bound By Stove Lifter Assault
Officer Cram of Station 8 arrested George Perkins for assaulting his wife Elizabeth Perkins with a stove lifter in Brighton court. The woman was taken to the station and Dr. Cilley sewed up several bad cuts on her head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cram
George £. Perkins
Elizabeth Perkins
Brighton Court
Cilley
Pre Columbian America lecture by John Fiske at Huntington Hall
John Fiske opened a twelve part series on the discovery and colonization of America with a talk on Pre-Columbian America. He traced American geology to a submerged European landmass, noted Esquimaux drawings similar to European cave art, and argued Norse exploration reaching Vineland, likely in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
John Fiske
America
Fiske
Europe
France
Greenland
British Isles
Iceland
Vineland
New England
Golden Anniversary Observed at St Johns Episcopal Church Charlestown
The St Johns Episcopal Church Charlestown marked its golden anniversary with a vestry reception last evening from 8 to 10. The Rev Philo W Sprague with Mrs Sprague and Mr George F Fisher greeted guests including church members and friends under an arch of tropical trees. Letters were read from Samuel Raymond and A J Cameron. Fisher has served as church warden for forty years. George B Neal also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charlestown
Philo W. Sprague
Sprague
George F. Fisher
Samuel Raymond
Addison Mearle
A.J. Cameron
Brooklyn
Fisher
Fuller’s Hall
George B. Neal
Opening lecture on literature aims at guiding readers
Professor William P. Atkinson addressed a large audience at the Young Men’s Christian Union lamenting that libraries alone do not teach readers to use books. He warned that examinations dominate schooling, arguing that literature should be studied beyond dates and grammar and that the "Paradise Lost" parsing and Milton’s birth and death dates undermine true literary study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union
William P. Atkinson
Atkinson
Paracelsus Talk At Women’s Union Meeting
The Women’s Educational and Industrial Union coterie met in the Union building on Boylston Street with about one hundred attendees. Mrs. M. E. Walling presided and Mrs. Emily B. Forman read a paper on Paracelsus, comparing the poem to the historic figure and noting influences from Shelley and Keats. Following an informal discussion, supper was served and guests heard readings from Sally Wollaims and Michael Angeo, songs, and instrumental music by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coverie
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Union Building
Boylston Street
M. E. Walling
Emily 8
Shelley
Paracelsus
Professor Harkin
BE. D. Cheney
Sally Wollaims
Michael Angeo
Rubinstein
Pinsuit
Sam Gerrish
Clarence Jlayes
Chopin
Gottschalk
Montgomery Guards Ball Captures Veteran Association Night
The Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association held its annual ball at Music Hall with elaborate decorations and bunting. Lindall's Orchestra played under Get tysburg era paintings while Sheridan's Ride and Soldiers in the Trenches flanked the platform. The grand march led by Chief Marshal Colonel PD McNamara and his lady kicked off at 6:30. Dancing continued until early morning as ladies wore elegant toilets.
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Music Hall
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Bunting
Lindall
Gettysburg
Sheridan
McNamara
Boston Janitors’ Mutual Benefit Association Officers Elected
The Boston Janitors’ Mutual Benefit Association held its annual meeting in Wells Memorial Hall and installed officers led by President Winetell N. Hill and Secretary F. H W. Glover. The treasurer reported nearly $600 in the treasury and about $700 in sickness benefits paid over the year. The association comprises 125 members and a lunch followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Janitors’ Mutual Benefit Association
Wells Memorial Hall
Winetell N. Hill
C. J. Giddings
C. Li. Sturgis
F. H W. Glover
W. A. Nutting
Charles 8. Stone
Mr Stoddard’s Last Evening Lecture at Music Hall
Mr John L Stoddard will deliver the final lecture in his series at Music Hall tonight on The Splendors of Switzerland. Magnificent views will illustrate the scenery offering rare effects. The second matinee is set for next Saturday with Napoleon from Corsica to the throne as the subject.
Tragic Runover at Boston & Lowell Station
An unknown man about twenty two was struck and killed by a train at 10 15 last evening at the Boston and Lowell station. He wore dark clothes a dark plaid overcoat and a black derby hat. An envelope in his pocket bore the name Miss Mary Garing 9012 Free street Wortland Me. Undertaker Dinkham took charge of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell
Mary Garing
Free Street
Wortland
Dinkham
Dr Pierce and Sage remedies promise cures and relief
The ad touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as certain to cure blood and skin diseases and scrofula if given a fair trial and even guarantees money back. It urges using Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy to stop offensive breath and related catarrh symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden
Hawk
Dr. Sage
City Notes With Many Meetings And Memorials
Mrs. E A Carleton M D presided at the annual meeting of the Home for Aged Couples reporting twenty four inmates and a treasurer’s balance of receipts 10 487 55 and expenses 450 51 The New England Wheaton Seminary Club meets Saturday at Hotel Thorndike The Boston Young Men’s Christian Association holds its annual meeting tomorrow at the association building Several exhibitions and lectures are listed including a bust of General Butler at 90 Tremont Street an Institute of Technology Society meeting a Brimmer School reunion and a Society of St Jean Baptiste de Secours Muteals ball at Berkeley Hall on Wednesday and a Sanders Theatre event for Berlin aid Also noted are a Cambridge burial and a mass of club meetings and religious lectures scheduled through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Carleton
Corporation of the Home For
New England Wheaton Seminary Club
Thorndike
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
Cyrus Cobb
General Butler
Tremont Street
Society of Arts
Institute of Technology
Brimmer School Association
Young's Hotel
Nationalist Club
Boyston Street
Yacht Clubs
Naval
Parker House
Nova Scotia
Tremont Temple
Thomas F. Anderson
Paul Hermann
Cambridge
Revere Swear
Massachusetts General Hospital
Société St Jean Baptiste de Secours Muteals
Berkeley Hall
Beneficent Society
New England Conservatory of Music
Channing Hall
Mary A. Livermore
Philip Moxom
William Gaston
Rufus
Frost
Sanders Theatre
Amerian
Berlin
Lever’s
Harvard Square
Libbie’s
Hayward Place
Merchants’ Association
Washington
Gardeners and Florists’ Club of
Boston
Horticultural Hall
Benjamin BM. Watson, Jr
Bussey Institute
Five Cavalry Boys’ Club
T. F. Thompson
Bacon Hall
Berkeley Temple
O. P. Gifford
A. J. Gordon
Alexander McKenzie
At Tah Hostels and Several Dinners Mark Boston Visit
Boston office employees of the Atchison railroad held their annual dinner at the Thorndike. Fifty Schoolmasters' Club members met at Parker House to transact routine business. First Division Army Corps officers elected Abijah Allen president and J. P. Weston secretary treasurer. Numerous prominent hotel arrivals listed by Tremont Parker's Yvonne vendue and other hotels with many named individuals and cities.
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Boston
Atchison Railroad System
Thorndike
Schoolmasters’ Club
Parker House
Second Army Corps
Army of the Republic
Young
Tremont
George FE. Macomber
Augusta
F. M. Hawley
E.C. North
John Sewall
Huh F. Fox
New York
James Stokley
Philadelphia
Penn
H. P. Ladd
Portland
Parker’s
Charles D. Stickney
H. M. Datton
Cincinnati
Aln. Flinn
Nashua
N. H
M. Whitney
Brooklyn
HL. A. Wells
D. Steinway
Alexander White
Nathan Matthews, Jr
City
F. E. Night
Aieriden
Con
United States
E. W. R. Barker
Corry
EB. P. Crowell
Amherst
C. J. Nichols
Springfield
W. McDutt
H.C. Cole
W. 5. Fetter
New Brunswick
N.J
L. E. Lethramm
Cleveland
O. Yavern
H. H. Goodell
J. B. Carroll
Lb. O. Dowd
Providence
Ef, P. Chapin
J. G. Murdy
Boston Light Infantry officers elected at annual meeting
At the Boston Light Infantry Company II First Regiment M V M armory last evening civil officers were elected including Treasurer Sergeant EF Webster on the finance committee Captain W H Ames on the uniform committee and Second Lieutenant J J Souther on the independent uniform committee Prizes from last Saturday’s shoot last match awarded to Sergeant Webster a gold medal and Private Starsters a silver medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Light Infantry
EF. P. Webster
W. H. Ames
B. Baton
W. F. Faulkner
F. S. Howes
C. BH. Grtlia
A. R. Marsters
G. G. Chadbourne
HH. H. Hill
C. P. Fernald
E.G. Soubert
G. E. Marsters
H. E. Bean
J.J. Souther
L. A. Pratt
Webster
Starsters
National Life Insurance Company holds annual meeting in Montpelier
The annual meeting in Montpelier Vermont saw reelection of the old board including Boston director James T. Phelps. Assets rose to over 86 million dollars while business written in the year reached about 13.6 million, the largest annual issue for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Dan
Boston
James T. Phelps
Courts and Liabilities Across Two Federal Dockets
The United States Circuit Court case between Frederick Grinnell and Walworth Manufacturing concerns patent infringement on automatic fire extinguishers, with questions of novelty and prior art addressed. In the U S district court, John A. McPhail sues James Williams et al for repairs and supplies to the bark Carib, discussing vessel owner liability limits and personal contracts, followed by a docket of upcoming morning sittings and a list of cases for the fourth and fifth sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
COLT
Frederick Grinnell
Walworth Manufacturing Company
United States
Thurston
Chaanel Smith
J. J. Myers
Carpenter
Ramsey
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
United States District Court
Linz
Williams
Brown
Amos J. Carver
Studve
Brownh
Boston & Savannah Steamship Company
U.S
Mia
Justice Bradley
Congress
Fred
Cunningham
E. J. Jones
Deven's Court Docket Before the Honorable Judge Hale
The court opened with prayer by Rev E E Hale. Cases listed include Burr vs Joy executors with Hale for plaintiff and Grover for defendant. New England Mutual Accident Association vs Ellen Varian with Hunt for defendant. Jeremiah Murphy vs Webster et al unfinished with counsel for both sides. Caroline E Dodge vs Boston and Providence railroad seeks a free passenger pass. Dodge’s grantor John C Dodge received pass rights in 1886 and granddaughter seeks pass through 1888. court held not a family member and denied relief. Hemenway for plaintiff and Benton for defendant.
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Devens
W. Allen
C. Allen
Hoymes
Knowlton
E. E. Hale
K. Burr
Fred Joy
I. G. Hale
Thomas E. Grover
F. Day
New England Mutual Accident Association
Ellen W. Varian
J. L. Hunt
Jeremiah J. Murphy
David L. Webster
Butler
C. M. Bailey
William
William A. Gaston
Dodge
A. Hemenway
J. J. Benton, Jr
January Superior Court session lists numerous contract and tort cases
The January sitting of the Superior Court presents contracts to recover sums from Chester W. Cottrell et al and Noel Harris vs Nelson W. Green, with defenses of misapplied charges and patent validity. Multiple cases list parties, damages, and trial notes across first second and third sessions, including Aldrich J and Outriol J presiding, and a long roster of related actions.
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Pita1An
Brooke Herterd
Herman L. Higgins
Chester W. Cottrell
BP. B. Kiernan
G. BR. Morse
Noel Harris
Nelson W. Green
United States
Circuit Court of the
Southern District of New York
W. Oyison Underwood
TI. W. Porter
Brown
West Ind
Sears
McKim
Gd. T. BR
yuse—Clark
J. Lowell, Jr
Eldredze
Harris
McDonald
Court session halted by illness in Essex County Salem day
Superior Court in Essex County Salem was unable to proceed today due to illness among attorneys clients and witnesses. The day’s business was postponed as the court adjourned until a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Essex County
Salem, Day
Insolvency Court in Essex County Minutes
First meeting held in the case of Louis E. Moulton of Beverly with assignee Charles W. Richardson. A second meeting in the case of 8. P. Littlefield & Co. Adjourned third meetings in cases of Manson C. Benfield Exe Boulanger and Fred L. Newhall. A voluntary petition filed by George A. Collins Jeweller of Salem. No schedules filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
HarMon
Louis E. Moulton
Beverly
Charles W. Richardson
P. Littlefield & Co
Manson C. Benfield
Exe Boulanger
Fred L. Newhall
George A. Collins
Jeweller
Salem
Cambridge court action over sewer hazards to home
Jeremiah Downing sues City of Cambridge alleging the Bath street sewer outlet risks health by allowing sewage to reach tidal flats and drift into his dwelling. The defendant denies fault. trial set for Wednesday morning. Plaintiffs counsel: Collins Burke Griffin. defendant counsel: Charles J. McIntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Thompson
Jeremiah Downing
City of
Cambridge
Plaintitt
Bath Street
Collins, Burke and Griffin
Charles J. McIntire
Jury Trials Begin in Norfolk Superior Court Case List
In Dedham Jan. 7, Superior Court sessions opened with J Nathan H Hammond of Norfolk and George G Nichols of Dedham as jury foremen for the first and second juries. Brookline vs Boston & Albany Railroad Company debated Cypress street apportionment. jurors viewed the site. Attorneys: M and C A Williams for petitioners, S Hoar for respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dedham
Hammond
Nathan H. Fales
George G. Nichols
Brookline
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Cypress Street
M.& C. A. Williams
S. Hoar
Ws Amlans
Criminal Session Transcripts and Notable Cases
The continued case of David Corbett charged with larceny of a $15 overcoat from Alexander Gould was finished. Corbett discharged. James Hoan and James O'Brien, accused of robbing $1251 in cash and goods from Max Selineman's shop at 1769 Washington street, held on $1200 bonds for Superior Court. Fred Clark fined 35 for railroad track walking. John Sweeney and Thomas O'Ponnell sentenced to six months in the House of Industry for assault and battery. both appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy
David Corbett
Alexander J. Gould
Corbett
James Hoan
James O'Brien
Max Selineman
Washington Street
Superior Court
Fred Clark
John Sweeney
Thomas O'Ponald
House of Industry
Bar Meeting Aims Judicial Action Across United States
A bar meeting of lawyers practicing in United States courts is scheduled for Tuesday January 21 at noon. The gathering will discuss the President’s judiciary message and whether to launch a nationwide bar effort to implement its recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Court
Bank meetings elect bank officers and directors
The Home Savings Bank annual meeting elected officers for the coming year and will publish the list after all are sworn in within thirty days. National Hide & Leather Bank directors chosen include William Claflin and George Ripley with Ripley as president and A L Ripley as vice president. Washington National Bank elected directors Joseph W Balch Eben Bacon Henry A Green Edward J Browne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of the Home Savings Bank
National Hide & Leather Bank
William Claflin
George Ripley
R. H. Stearns
G. B. DuBois
Jacob Rogers
George G. Davis
A. L. Ripley
George
Escape of a Somerville Prisoner
Howard Chambers escaped from the Somerville police station early yesterday by sawing a bar, leaving the corridor door unlocked, and slipping upstairs to a washroom where he jumped ten feet to the ground. He had been held on larceny of carpenters tools. his case was continued yesterday. He is five feet ten inches tall, 160 pounds, light complexion with a light mustache. This is the first break from Somerville station in fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Chambers
Somerville
Fashions for Men at January February Sale
Tailor Frank D. Somers of 5 Park Street announces special prices on winter stock during January and February. Noted as finest imported woollens made up by skilled tailors in approved style. Gentlemen who value high class tailoring are invited.
Intrinse Worth Prices Clear Out Overcoats Half Off
Sale ad touts overcoats at sixteen dollars, urging immediate purchase. Claiming one third to one half below actual values, the pitch promises substantial savings on Paris Thompson English cassimere suits and more. Buyers urged to act today as stock may vanish tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysian Beaver
Paris Thompson
Hospital Society Thanks Donors for Christmas Cards Across New England
The Hospital Newspaper Society expresses gratitude for Christmas cards from Boston area and New England, noting charming notes from children and the joy brought to inmates. The society sent 56 institutions including hospitals and almshouses 900 e cards. cards may be sent year round to 113 Revere Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hospital Newspaper Society
Boston
New England
Society
Revere Street
Practical talks to mechanics at Wells Memorial Institute
Professor J B Merrick addressed practical carpenters on laying hip and valley rafters. Drawings illustrated the lecture. Professor A L Merrill spoke on stationary engines with blackboard drawings and indicators shown for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Merrick
Wells Memorial Institute
A. L Merrill
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Huntington Ikail
Montgomery Guards
Boston Janitors’ Mutual Benefit
Gordon Alvedonald
Harold F. Hadden
Charlies W. Ide
Alexander
Vinton
Worcester
Vendome
John Tays
Carlisle
Idder
Marquette
George Forbes
Delphi
J. Lenneet
Attleboro
George L. Gillespie
U. DA. Revere
M. V
B. Stinson
Concord
N. F
George F. Richards
Aiesbury
U. Ds
Morse
Auburn
Thomas Aiken
Hartford
Conn
Charlies
Lancaster
A. &. Light
Montreal
Crawford
Isaac N. Lee
New Britain
Fe Wills
Rutland
Wty- Esol
N. J
Young’ s—Matt Gill, Jr
W. K. Shurtleff
Maine
L. C. Cummings
J. C. Magill
Chicago
Ill
Walter Atwood Brown
Rapid City
A. C. Garrett
Entid
Old Point Comfort
James P. Dixon
Scranton
Policy Holders’ Meeting
Lathrop
Gallagher
Donovan
hatehRo Co
Tyndale Vy
Randall
Springield
Sesaler
West Sid’ Cory
Nat Heat
Ing & L. Co
Hateh
Ioston
Harrington
Wake- Albany RR
Iman
Rice
Melnniss
Riner Oak
Sullivan
Supreme Judicial Court For
Commonwealthj
Robertson
Aine
Scanlan
Orr
Bullet Box Ass‘n
Cable
Martin
Forbes
French
Baich
Gould
Mellovern
Hern
Nawn
Derby
Same
Doherty
Landers
Rine Ve Panc. Jssul—S
Mith & A. Stove
Beeston Flow. Co. Vy. Co
Sane
Carroll
Norman Vy
Ander
McCann Vy
Waltham
Buchanan, Inh
Ts Savings Bank
Marlboro
Holbook
John
Townsend v._ Coleaan
Meen and Tr
Stevens
Linehan
Ferry
Velonsky
Deekendorf
In'hts
As. Arter
Titus
Goulding
Mearthur
Gatcombani Trs
Thill
Ewins
Charaueries
Foster
Fonrians
Blake
Burke
de Avila
Soares
Cross
Welch
Davis
Partelow
Orse
Curtis
Russe
Taylor
Squire
Ass’e
Lent Adult
Saine Vy
Chamber“Marlboro, Lain
Macintosh
Smith
Grimov
Bates
Laffe
Andrews
How
Kelly
Kiskland
Ali Wluul
Cooke
Mann
Dea
Cagittenen
Canen
Barcett
Bays
Faxon
Snow
Booth
Inh
Hyde Park
Reynolds
Hayward
Ligeon
Brockton Street Railway
Forsaith
Curtis, J
Siimon Ve
Watermai
Munzoven
Pickering
Sedward
Atherton
Fay
Maniley
McDowd
Hinond
Kuady
Kuffuim
Nye
Boardman
Marcus
Woorall
New Haven Clock Company
Kiaports
Warren
Hirshon
Martin v
Adams
Horton
Sleeper
Roverts
Babey
Holland
New England Reef Supply Company
Frank D. Somers
Park St
Exglian
Washingtontreet
Washington Br
Roeder Sretines
Cy Ieinn
C. OG
Refined Food CO
Parker Street
George ¢. Goodwin & Co
Dohna Street
New York City
G. W. Sawin
Cambridge Common Counci
Wall Street
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