Collision of two electric cars on Huntington avenue
A Huntington avenue crash between a Brookline electric car led by Motorman George R. Sawtell and an outbound Grove Hall electric driven by Motorman James Lugon damaged both units and injured several passengers. The impact occurred near the Copley Square Hotel. cars were moved to the Columbus avenue car house and traffic was briefly delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Avenue
Copley Square
Brookline Electric
George R. Sawtell
Grove Hall Electric
James Lugon
Sawtell
Lyons
Columbus Avenue
Committee Appointments Named for Both Houses
Speaker Meyer released chair appointments for house committees including Judiciary Myers Cambridge mercantile affairs Utley Brookline manufactures Dickinson Cambridge election laws Kaan Somerville metropolitan affairs Jones Melrose cities Searles Worcester constitutional amendments McCarthy Boston insurance Hollis Newton counties Flint Wakefield banks Tolman Pittsfield labor Morse New Bedford harbors and public lands Stacker Beverly educational St John Haverhill fisheries and game Foss Nantucket ways and means Lowell Boston taxation Filmore Cambridge street railways Flint Weymouth railroads Stanley New Bedford State House Hayes Lowell towns Cook Milford public health Tuttle Boston public charitable institutions Ross Salem roads and bridges Estes Lynn water supply Quint Peabody. Senate chairmen named Judiciary Malone ways and means Bradford probate and insolvency Sanger bills in third reading Irwin engrossed bills Dallinger rules Sanger. Joint chairs listed include diculture Barker banks and banking use cities Irwin constitutional amendments Sanger drainage Bartlett education Roe election laws Galloupe public service Perkins railroads Wellman roads and bridges Derbyshire State House Miller street railways Miller taxation Burns towns Atherton water supply Blodgett counties Dallinger federal relations Read fisheries and game Woodfall harbors and public lands MacCabe insurance Morse labor Everett libraries Prevaux liquor Jones manufactures Southard mercantile affairs Darling metropolitan affairs Sprague military affairs Maccabe parishes Miller printing Harding prisons Cook public charitable institutions Neill public health Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Myers
Cambridge
Utley
Brookline
Dickinson
Kaan
Somerville
Jones
Melrose
Searles
Worcester
McCarthy
Boston
Hollis
Newton
Flint
Wakefield
Tolman
Pittsfield
Morse
New Bedford
Stacker
Beverly
Educational
St. John of
Haverhill
Foss
Nantuckset
Ways
Lowell
Filmore
Weymouth
Stanley
State House
Hayes
Cook
Milford
Tuttle
Ross
Salem
Estes
Lynn
Quint
Peabody
Lawrence
Senate
Judiciary
Malone
Ways and Means
Bradford
Sanger
Irwin
Dallinger
Barker
Bartlett
Roe
Galloupe
Perkins
Wellman
Derbyshire
Miller
Burns
Atherton
Blodgett
Read
Woodfall
Maccabe
Everett
Prevaux
Southard
Darling
Sprague
Harding
Neill
Hutchinson
Quirk TQ Lead Elected Leader of Boston Democrats
Charles I. Quirk representative from Ward 20 is elected leader of the Democratic minority after an informal ballot victory over James H. Mellen of Worcester. The Bostonian, born Aug. 15, 1871, is in his second year in the House and previously chaired judiciary committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Quirk
Quirk
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Mellen
Roxbury
Dearborn Grammar School
Boston Latin School
Boston University
Suffolk County
Ward and City Democratic Committee of
Boston
St Johns Lyceum Holds Monthly Meeting and Elections
The St John s Lyceum met last evening at Roxbury rooms corner Dacia and Dalmatia streets. Rev President Garrett J Barry delivered a learned discourse on the organization s future. Frederick F Ford was elected president with strong support and praised for his acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lyceum
Dacia
Dalmatia
Roxbury
Garrett J. Barry
Frederick F. Ford
Martin J. Padden
William J. Corcoran
Thomas J. Dolan
Ties That Chafed In Suffolk Divorce Court
Judge Sherman hears a docket of unhappy marriages in Suffolk County. Cases include Hymen and Ida Katz with a decree nisi. Henry Irving's wife Mary E. claims lack of support. several others cite desertion or cruelty and receive decree nisi orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymen
Sherman
Suffolk County
Ida Katz
Hymeen
Ida
Nisi
Mary E
Henry Irving
Henry
Mary
Laura BE. Farnsworth
Fred H
Thomas G. McDonald
Margaret
Myra P. Loud
Joshua M
Mr. Loud
Myra
Mary E. Rand
Howard E
Howard
Washington Street
Kimball
Kimball Charles H
Josephine L
Charles
Rosa F. Busteed
Albert E
Harriet H. Walker
William
Harriet
Aid for Armenia Benefit at Boston Theatre
A fund raising entertainment for the Red Cross Society to aid starving Armenians was held at the Boston Theatre. Governor Greenhalge and dignitaries attended as Mrs. Julia Ward Howe opened with remarks. The program featured Compson and McLean in Bonnie Scotland, The Queen's Necklace cast, Richard Golden, Modjeska, and Liberati's Neapolitan Troubadours with multiple encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Boston
Greenhalge
Colonel Thomas
Julia Ward Howe
Armenia
John R. Compson
Christie Mclean
Bonnie Scotland
Mrs. Potter
Mr. Bellew
Richard Golden
Modjeska
Liberati
Boston Catholic Association Hall Ball Planned in Odd Fellows Hall
The hall committee for the City Point Catholic Association of South Boston met at the Fourth Street club house with Charles Slattery as floor director. Invitations have been extended to Governor Greenhalge Mayor Quincy and other city leaders clergymen and Catholic society presidents who are expected to attend the January 2% event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Point Catholic Association of
South Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fourth Street
Charles H. Lattery
Slattery
Greenhalge
Quincy
John H. Lee
Board of Aldermen
Joseph A. Conry
St Peters Society Elects New President and Plans Minstrel Show
St Peter's Society of Dorchester elected William J Towers as president and re elected P F McDonald as treasurer for the third term at a Dorchester meeting. The society will host a minstrel show at Upham's Corner Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Towers
Elec
St. Peter
Ml le Jane Mays Suit in Bridgeport Court
Mlle Jane May a French comedienne sues Rev Dr Joseph Pullman for slander in the pulpit seeking 25000 dollars. She will appear before Judge G P Carroll tomorrow at 4 00 PM to have her deposition taken as she cannot attend the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Mlle
Jane May
Joseph Pullman
G. P. Carroll
American Wringer Co. Fabricates and Repairs Wringers
The American Wringer Co. located at 13 and 1 Broadway extension offers wringers and car pet sweepers and mangles spring beds. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend to orders by mail. Telephone Tremont 704.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway
City
Tremont
Have You Tried Warner’s Safe Cure Yet
Promotes a liver and kidney remedy claim for biliousness headaches tiredness and urinary symptoms. Advert states endorsements from eminent doctors and claims Warner’s Safe Cure has helped many severe liver and kidney cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Warner's Safe Cure Praised as Best Remedy Now
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as the most reliable remedy to restore health and balance the system during this season. It emphasizes preventive and restorative effects and positions the product as essential for current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
United Front Formed in Havana Meeting
An immense Havana gathering united political leaders for a common front against troops amid Cuban unrest. Reports cite troops near Punta Brava and San Antonio Ramos with Luque preventing an attack, while Madrid relays Campos pursuing rebels toward Mariel Artemisa corridor. Ohio Senate backs immediate recognition of Cuban insurgents as belligerents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Senors Santos
Guzman
Montoro
Saturnino
Martinez
Punta Brava
Mariano
Luque
San Antonio
Madrid
Marshal Campos
Pinar del Rio
Valdez
Garcia
Navarro
Echague
Batabano
Mariel
Artemisa
Praes
Galvis
Aldacoa
Valencia
Espana
Cuba
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Irving Lodge No 4 Meets at United States Hotel
The sixteenth annual Irving Lodge No 4 U O O L gathering at United States Hotel last night drew 100 attendees. Officers installed include Johanna Deneker noble lady Loie Ross vice-lady Nellie Fletcher chaplain Elvira Swift secretary with other posts filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Lodge No. 4
United States Hotel
Johenna Deneker
Thalia G. Higgins
Julia A. Burrows
Susan E. Mitchel
Delia Atkins
Johanna Deneker
Loie Ross
E. A. W. Harmatt
B. L. Beal
M. Smith
H. G. Stowe
New York Mayor Strong Delivers Annual Message
Mayor Strong outlines the first year of his administration and vows to back police enforcement of laws. He urges resubmitting the Sunday opening issue to voters at a time distinct from a general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Strong
Farewell Dinner For Rector OConnell In New York
The Catholic clergy of New York and nearby cities hosted a farewell dinner for Rev. William H. O Connell newly named rector of the American College at Rome. Bishop Corrigan Archbishop Farley and other church leaders attended. the event featured the Juravit sung by Father McLaughlin and a chorus as O Connell sails tomorrow aboard the Normannia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. O’connell
Boston
American College
Rome
Hotel Savoy
William Galvin
L’rovidence
Father Galvin
Corrigan
Francis Wall
O'Connell
O’connell
Thomas McLaughlin
Farley
McDonald
O'Connor
Keily
Thomas Kennedy
Philadelphia
John Ford
Lawrence School Officials Re-elect Officers and Set Building Plans
The School Board re-elected John Breen as vice chairman and J. E. Burke as superintendent with a $2000 salary raise. A committee was formed to present needs for a new high school and a new Ward 5 grammar school to the city government on January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
John Breen
J. E. Burke
Ice Clad Vessels Reach Port Amid Heavy Harbor Ice
Incoming ships from small coasters to Regu lar liners arrive with decks frozen and hulls laden with ice. Tugs break up drift ice in Mystic River but harbor navigation remains hindered as ice buoys are removed for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic River
Mareca
Mystic Wharf
Rhodes
Hamburg
Whalen
Cacouna
Louisburg
C. B
Boston
Joe Fawcett
Lewis Wharf
Fannie Hodgkins
Wiscasset
Boothbay
Brown
T Wharf
Middle Ground
Nix
Lillie
Broad Sound
Harding’s Ledge
Pollock Rip
Red Nun
Pollock Rip Channel
Steamer Goes Ashore Near Drumhead Village
Halifax dispatch reports a large steamer ashore at Drumhead near Isaac's Harbour N S The vessel fired rockets until about 11 p m last night and signal sounds stopped The bow of the wreck remains above water
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Isaac’s Harbor
N. Sn
Drumhead
Gale Devastates St Johns Newfoundland Island
A ferocious gale scourged Newfoundland Island causing extensive unknown damage. Telecommunication lines were down and ships including the Grand Lake narrowly avoided wrecks after losing anchors and gear while assisting the French cable steamer Poyer Quertier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
N. F
Grand Lake
St. Pierre
Poyer Quertier
Schooner Hortensia Arrives After Severe Northwest Gale
The schooner Hortensia with cargo of logwood, sailing from New York to Boston, arrived at Vineyard Haven. It reports a violent northwest gale on January 4 and a 15 hour delay on January 5 between Block Island and Gay Head due to heavy mist, with jibs split, water loss, and icing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Hortensia
New York
Boston
Block Island
Gay Head
Spiritualists Open Third Massachusetts Association Meeting
The Massachusetts State Association of Spiritualists began its third annual meeting at the First Spiritual Temple in Newbury and Exeter streets. Mrs. Elvira Loring presided in president absence, and Dr. George A. Fuller supplied a preparatory paper. Officers elected include President George A. Fuller and Vice President F. A. Wiggin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts State Association of Spiritualists
Newbury
Exeter
George A. Fuller
Worcester
Elvira Loring
F. A. Wiggin
E. S. Loring
Carrie L. Hatch
W. H. Bangs
J. B. Hatch, Jr
N. B. Perkins
Appeal of Holmes Placed Before State Supreme Court
The appeal of H H Holmes from his first degree murder conviction for Benjamin F Pitezel was brought to the state Supreme Court by his counsel Samuel P Rotan The case is set for argument on the 20th inst and a continuance is requested due to the defendant s poverty delaying preparation of copies of testimony The matter is scheduled for the first Monday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
H. H. Holmes
Benjamin F. Pitezel
State Supreme Court
Samuel P. Rotan
Connecticut Governor Coffin Feted At Netherland Banquet
New York January 7. Governor O Vincent Coffin of Connecticut and his staff were entertained at a Netherland banquet hosted by Colonel Henry H Adams chief aide on General Walker s staff. Dinner seating was prepared for thirty two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O. Vincent Coffin
Connecticut
Cardinal Gibbons thanks officials for papal benediction
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore sends a cable to Cardinal Rampolla expressing gratitude for the papal benediction extended during the ceremony that conferred the red hat on Cardinal Satolli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Cardinal Rampolla
Reliable under all circumstancs Coach Syrun
The entry notes a humorous or garbled reference to a figure named Dr. Bull and a coach named Syrun, indicating a quirky or erroneous description of a sports or team figure without clear detail. The fragment suggests a nickname or title rather than a confirmed event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrun
Nennie
Dr. Bull
Governor greets at eighteenth Coachmen ball in Mechanics Hall
The eighteenth annual ball of the Coachmen's Benevolent Association at Mechanics' Hall drew a large crowd. Tri colored bunting banners and two major flags decorated the platform as the National Guard Orchestra played before Governor Greenhalge and escorts entered. Patrick Canfield led the grand march with aides Moran Quigley Sherry Kerwin and Lane and their ladies. An intermission with a collation followed hours of dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Coachmen’s Benevolent Association
National Guard Orchestra
Greenhalge
Kenney
Thomas
M. V Reardon
Patrick Canfield
Moran
Quigley
Sherry
Kerwin
Lane
Western Freight Rates Move Toward Unified Pool
Western Freight Association executives report near agreement on a pool plan after addressing Kansas City traffic concerns. Des Moines and Ottumwa issues remain to be resolved tomorrow. A separate committee sets reduced rates for the Grand Army encampment and Knights of Pythias conclave. Bicycles in baggage cars will be charged as excess baggage under new terms, effective March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Freight Association
Kansas City
Western Territory
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Western Passenger Association
Grand Army National
St. Paul
Knights of Pythias
Minneapolis
Central Traffic Association
Western Association
McGough Repeats Confession In Ross Murder Case
In Dannemora New York Deputy Attorney General Hasbrouck and District Attorney Burlingame met with J. B. McGough, who admits killing Robert Ross and claims Shea was not the killer. McGough says his confession is voluntary and ready to testify under oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannemora
N. Y
Hasbrouck
Burlingame
J. B. McGough
Robert Ross
McGough
Shea
G. R. Hitt
John T. Norton
Hitt
Orion Arrives in Delaware Bay With Tow Barge Macauley
The steamer Orion under Captain Smith arrived at 9 40 AM with the barge Macauley bound for Norfolk in tow. A heavy NW off Block Island caused the hawsers to part at 3 20 PM Sunday. Macauley was recovered while Oakland disappeared headed eastward with a five man crew commanded by Captain Betcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Orion
Smith
Boston
Vineyard Haven
Philadelphia
Macauley
Norfolk
Block Island
Oakland
New York
Betcher
Bay
Waiting subject featured in Perry calendar of 1896
The calendar by Charles E. Perry & Co. 18 Congress Street presents Waiting a faithful reproduction of a famous German painting. This 18 by 24 inch panel is enhanced with heavy silk fringe and a bow. A young lady stands with one hand on a rustic bench amid trees and foliage, creating a strong attractive picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Perry & Co
Congress Street
Minstrel Evening at St John’s Literary Institute
Members of the St John’s Literary Institute of Cambridge held an entertainment for their lady friends in East Cambridge hall last evening. The minstrel program featured young institute members with principals including Interlocutor John Powers Jones Henry Grady James Donovan John Corballis tambos eorge Francis John Ryan Willis Mughby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Literary Institute of Cambridge
East Cambridge
Institute
John Powers
Jones
Henry Grady
James Donovan
John Corballis
Tambos
Eorge Francis
John Ryan
Willis Mugbhy
West argues for free coinage and gold reserve policy
In a Senate debate on December 31, West of Missouri challenged the Wilson bill's revenue gaps and defended free coinage of silver. He contrasted gold exports under Cleveland and Harrison, blamed gold-hoarding for deficits, urged restoring gold to the Treasury, and criticized the national banking plan, with an executive session ending the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulitzer
Sherman
Rep
Ohio
West
Dem
Missouri
Senate
Wilson
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
New England
Congress
Wall Street
Carlisle
Stewart
Nevada
Senat
Treasury watchers note gold withdrawals tied to new bonds
Washington officials say most gold withdrawn is by buyers of new bonds. They condemn the practice but cannot halt withdrawals under existing law. The Treasury gold reserve closed at 58,685,710 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.shington
Treasury
Perry Bangs Wedding in Trinity Church Boston
The new year wedding of Gard ner Perry and Miss Laura Pell Bangs took place at noon in Trinity Church Boston. Rev E Winewald officiated. Groom’s cousin Gordon Abbott gave away the bride. The event drew prominent guests including Gordon Abbott and many Boston society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gardner Perry
Laura Pell Bangs
Trinity Church
E. Winewald
D. D
Chor
Gordon Abbott
Perry Walton
Newark
N. J
Charles Warre
Dedham
William P. Derby
Richard D. Ware
J. Parker Dodd
Oden B. Roberts
Walter Abbott
Reginald S . Bangs
John G. Gould
Alfred Hebert
St. Louis
B. F. Schermerhorn
Russell Sturgis
Winslow Warren
Stopford W. Brooke
Nathaniel Bowditch
Frederick J. Stimpson
Barrett Wendell
John Gould
T. M. Carter
Hodges
James Gardner
Outram Bangs
Miss Bangs
St Mary's Boxing Event at Charles Town Society Meeting
The St Marys Young Mens Catholic Temperance Society of Charles Town held an installing of officers at City Square with a literary and musical program and a series of three round boxing bouts. Officers installed were Trainor president Cook vice president Fallon secretary Sheehan treasurer Mullen financial secretary Mc Laughlin corresponding secretary Crowley librarian. Boxing matches included Carter vs Leanoard Eddison vs Coughlan Doyle vs Carter Buckley brothers Flynn vs Reed Sampson vs Rosenberg Jones vs Black Reddy vs Levins Crowley vs Oliver Hanson vs Doyle Charles Carter vs Crowley. A musical entertainment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Young Men’s Catholic Temperance Society of
Charlestown
City Square
William S. Trainor
John A. Cook
Frank P. Fallon
Michael J. Sheehan
John J. Mullen
John A. McLaughlin
Timothy F. Crowley
Carter
Leanoard
Eddison
Coughlan
Doyle
Buckley Brothers
Flynn
Reed
Sampson
Rosenberg
Jones
Revival Meetings at Tremont Street M E Church
Rev Dr Cooper of the Home for Little Wanderers preached The Whole Duty of Man from Ecclesiastes to a large, enthusiastic audience. Rev R F True led congregational singing as revival meetings continue nightly for several weeks. Rev John D Pickles will preach this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street M. E
Cooper
Home For
Little Wanderers
R. F. True
John D. Pickles
Tremont Church
Boston Post Almanacs Sell Fast At News Dealers
The Boston Post Almanacs are moving quickly with many readers buying at news dealers or via mail order. An elbow monitor is available for every buyer, and the price is two cents postage paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
POST
England warns of war over Schomburgk line arbitration
Sir Edward Clarke warns constituents in Plymouth that Britain faces war with the United States if it refuses arbitration on Schomburgk line claims while accepting others, a stance he says would be unjust. In Philadelphia, Oxford's Professor Shaw says Britons accept the Monroe doctrine and Cleveland's claim, calling Salisbury's refusal to arbitrate a political blunder and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Plymouth
Edward Clarke
Great Britain
United States
Philadelphia
W. Hudson Shaw
Oxford University
England
Monroe
Cleveland
Lord Salisbury
New Consulting Architect Named for City Buildings
Mayor Quincey appoints Francis W. Chandler professor of architecture at the Institute of Technology as consulting architect to approve architects and plans for city buildings. City Engineer Jackson designates Chandler to lead school committee building projects temporarily without extra pay. arrangement not intended as permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey
Francis W. Chandler
The
Institute of Technology
Quincy
Jackson
Bailey
Professor Chandler
Chandler
Peters and Leary Correspondence on City Messenger Transfer
The letters dated January 6 and 7 1896 reveal mutual congratulations Between Alvah H Peters and Edward J Leary as Peters offers assistance as Leary prepares to take charge of the city messenger department in Boston Mass Leary accepts with thanks and appreciation for the anticipated guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton & Dexter Medicine Company
Temple Pl
Boston
Mass
Leighton
Edward J. Leary
West Fifth Street
City Messenger
Alvah H. Peters
van H. Peters
Three men arrested for Charlestown highway robbery in West End
Late Monday night James F. Finley of 68 Bunker Hill street Charlestown was assaulted and robbed by three highwaymen on Billerica street West End. Police arrested Eugene Palmer 27 Joseph S. McCarthy 24 and William Brogan 20 for robbery and they face Municipal Court arraignment today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Finley
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Billerica Street
West End
Eugene Palmer
Joseph S. McCarthy
William Brogan
Elbow Monitor For Everybody Postpaid Order
A brief public notice announces a pay by mail offer featuring a 2 percent postpaid rate and an elbow monitor available to all readers. It presents a simple sales prompt without further details or endorsements.
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Dr. Leighton
Young Roxbury
ST. Johns Lyceum
Julie Sherman
AID For
Boston Theatre
ST. Peter's Society
WEW
Washington
Irving Lodge
Boston Masters
Parker House
William B. Atwood
J. A. Page
W. E. Munroe
Ashmont Co-Operative Association
Co. E. Griffin
C. Herman Miller
Charles E. Buck
W. T. Green
Oscar A. Shepard
J. Loring Thayer Leslie E. A Legg
Biges
Teddy
DR. O'Connell
ST. John's, N. F
Spiritualists
Holmes
Puritana
Puritana Compound CO
Concord, N. H
Coachmen’s Ball
Batshea
Perry
Cambridge Minstrels
Perry—Bangs
ST. Mary's Boxing
Nature
NEW Consulting Architect
Hgywayman
Claude
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Taylor
City Hospital
Carrie Taylor
St. Mary's Church
Oe Street
James Mullen
Washington Avenue
North
Gloucester
Rwa
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