Petition for Five Cent Per Capita Tax in Massachusetts
Citizens of Massachusetts petition the General Court urging a new per capita tax of six cents a year payable separately from other taxes to qualify for voting, arguing the current poll tax is undemocratic and should be reformed by law or constitutional change. The session adjourned to reconvene at 1 pm with numerous petitions and resolutions referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bowers
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Senate
Massachusetts
Various Petitions Adopted by the Legislature
A set of petitions from city and corporate interests were presented and adopted including Lawrence purchasing Gale's Hill, Concord & Montreal Railroad bond authorization, Worcester Nashua & Rochester debt bonds, name change for Hingham & Downer Landing Steamboat Co, Danvers representative contest, Chicopee city charter, Brant Rock Water Co incorporation, railroad employee relief societies, Mutual Boiler Insurance charter amendment, cemetery rights, Baldwinville hospital cottages funding, Dorchester Yacht Club rename to Massachusetts Yacht Club, Gloucester Street Railroad electrification, and related procedural amendments and ballot law applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Gale’s Hill
Concord & Montreal Railroad
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester Railroad
Hingham & Downer Landing Steamboat Company
Charles H. Shepherd
Danvers
Sears
George M. Stearns Et al
Chicopee
Bradley. Bryant
Brant Rock Water Company
Meary M. Whitney
Mutual Boiler Insurance Company
Massachusetts Insurance Act
Lowell M. Palmer
George Jewett
Baldwinville
Dorchester Yacht Club
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Gloucester Street Railroad Company
Tue Congress
Chelsea
Faiftieth Congress
United States Treasury
Lome
Commonwealth
Stete Shill
Charlestown Navy Yard Resolved to Seek Reopening for Shipbuilding
Major Edgerly presents a resolution praising Charlestown Navy Yard at Boston Harbor as a premier naval facility. It urges Senators and Representatives to secure federal appropriations to place the yard in working condition and enable battle ships to be built there, noting wartime output and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Edgerly
Boston Harbor
Dravens
Reston
Congress
House Rules Hear Protest Over Retainer Bans
A hearing by the House rules committee in Roow 10 at the State House debated Wardwell of Havehill aims to bar any person with a retainer from a corporation or individual from entering the Representatives chamber during sessions. Wardwell argued the measure would curb an established evil, asserting counsel with retainers should not influence access at the door of the House.
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House Committee On Rules
Roow
State House
Wardwell
Havehill
Representatives’ Chamber
Chaitinan Barrett
Melrose
Messrs. Sanger
Boston
Quincy
Haverhill
Glasgow
Worcester
Sobier
Beverly
McDonough
Barnes
Chelsea
Dewey
Cain
Committee On Rules
Wucom Tee
Nnd
House of Representatives
House
Republican Party
Senate
Ian
United States
New York Assembly
The
Commonwealth
Committee On Elections
Chiui
Proposal for legislative retainers docket to curb influence
A Massachusetts debate discusses creating a public docket to disclose legislative retainers paid by corporations or individuals. The plan would require reporting by clients to a clerk, banning paid agents from the floor during deliberations, and detailing legislative expenses in annual reports. The rule would limit floor access to officials, reporters, and pending candidates during sessions.
Senate Adopts Orders On Food Adulteration Ballots And Annu al Reports
A day in the Senate saw rapid adoption of measures to curb adulterated food, refine Australian ballot cross marks, examineTreasurer securities, print 1000 extra copies of county accounts and parish records reports, amend ballot forms, extend work hours for women with police consent, and petitions from Clinton Water Board and others to issue $50,000 in water bonds. A sewer assessment payment resolve was reassigned between committees, and a House resolve for a legislative bulletin on committee hearings was engrossed in concurrence.
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Senate
Comptroller of County Accounts
Water Board, Selectmen
Clinton
Turner
Worcester
Committee On the Treasury
Committee of Expenditures
House
Moral topics lecture opens at Wes leyan Hall
The Ladies' Physiological Institute began free lectures on morality with Dr Salome Merritt presiding. Rev Minot J Savage argued religion and morality evolve with human experience, noting religion’s early rites and morality from experience, and warned against infallibility claims affecting Christian modernity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
Wesleyan Hall
Salome Merritt
Association
Minot J. Savage
Savage
Finest assortment of preserved foods by Pierce & Co.
Our wholesale and retail importers at Scollay and Copley squares offer foreign and domestic preserved fruits vegetables meats fish and more at low rates. The firm invites comparison with any dealer in the United States, stressing everyday luxury and necessity items at favorable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce & Co
Scollay Square
Copley Square
United States
New mail P O suit at G W Kimmons & Co
There is something new every day at G. W. Kimmons & Co.'s, 44 North Street. Today it is the new mail P.O. suit they are furnishing to clerks on every mail route in the United States. Their large wholesale quantity allows such low prices on goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Kimmons & Co
North Street
P.O
United States
Ladies' Café at Revere House Adds Evening Orchestra
The ladies' café at the Revere House draws crowds daily from five to seven as guests enjoy music performed by an excellent orchestra joining the repast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Boston Common Council Debates City Suffrage and Debt Limit
The first regular meeting of Boston’s Common Council shows 72 of 73 members present as they push numerous orders. Leaders move against the Police Board, consider a $500,000 debt-exceeding ferry funding, and plan committees for city services, streets, and a state house extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Common Council
Lkely
Allen
Elected managers listed for Old South Meeting House
Auditor reports monthly exhibit shows expenditures for the year to date totaling 13 84 016 03 with unexpended balances at 5 684 051 13. The item notes the association's financial position and the election of managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South Meeting House Association
Needless fright and influenza fatality departs from fear
A Post reporter notes physicians and health officials dispute influenza as a direct killer. Dr. Harris and others say deaths usually involve other diseases or preexisting weakness. Board of Health records show seven confirmed influenza deaths, with weather and care influencing outcomes. Officials urge warmth and protection during exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
O. G. Cilley
Clerk Davis
Board of Health
Franklin Schoolhouse Plan Delayed For Fire Dept Building
City officials consider using the old Franklin schoolhouse site for an engine house near Washington and Dover streets. Posts 7 and 15 along with the Rear Admiral Naval Veteran Association occupy it under a lease at $1 yearly, with three months notice to quit. They have spent about $4000 on repairs and frescoing. Post 15 has 4 years occupancy, Post 7 two years next February. They have not received official notice and may vacate if required, though some members could resist if forced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Washington and
Dover Streets
Grand Army
Epublic
Rearsarge Naval Veteran Association
Grand Army Posts
Kearsarge Naval Veterans
Woman’s Aid Society
Post 15
Post 7
Fire Department
Questions to Commodore McCatin on Charlestown Navy Yard
A citizens committee asks the navy chief to report on yard employment since 1858, vessels built and repaired, dock capacity and expansion needs, harbor and coal access, workshops and capacities, skilled pay levels, reasons for yard closure as a construction yard, and any further advantages of the Charlestown Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Navy Yard
Commodore McCatin
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Noice
Ward
Ccounty
Congress
Algonquin Club Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
The Algonquin Club held its annual meeting last evening electing officers and directors. President John F. Andrew. vice presidents William Bliss John F. William A. Russell and T. PetYerson Cashdre. secretary W. W. Gooch. treasurer Charles H. Cole. Executive committee includes Edward L. Wedges Frederic Amory Lemuel R. Howe Thomas O. Richardson Charles W. Parker Robert Batchelter Richard Briggs and John Soley. Admissions committee George K. Wilder Henry W. Dodd Charles K. Gookin Frederick Dexter George J. Crocker Arthur F. Estabrook George F. Putnam. Auditing committee H Staples Potter John W. Magruder N. W. Jordan.
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Algonquin Club
John F. Andrew
William Bliss
John F. William A. Russell
T. PetYerson Cashdre
W. W. Gooch
Charles H. Cole
Edward L. Wedges
Frederic Amory
Lemuel R. Howe
Thomas O
Dwelling House Insurance elects board and officers
The Dwelling House Insurance Company named a 10 member board including Augustus Flasg A B Wheeler John D W Joy Charles De Otis Norcross Thomas P Beal Edward A Strong Augustus K Ellis James L D Willis and Charles K Nichols In a follow up meeting Charles K Nichols was chosen president and Henry W Perkins secretary to lead the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwelling House Insurance Company
Augustus Flasg
A. 8
Wheeler
John D. W. Joy
Charles de Otis Norcross
Thomas P. Beal
Edward A. Strong
Augustus K. Ellis
James LD
Ix. Willis
Charles K. Nichols
Hen Y W. Perkins
Boston & Maine Railroad Relief Association Ball Shines
Music Hill hosted the Boston and Maine Railroad Relief Association eleventh annual ball with about 500 couples. G A Silice A G Lunt and J A Prescott directed the floor events, guiding attendees through the evening’s dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hill
Boston & Maine Railroad Relief Association
Messrs. G. Aa. Sil Sice
A. G. Lunt
J. A. Prescott
Spitz Bros. & Mark Annual Clearance Sale Ad
Spitz Bros. and Mark at 508 Washington and 6 Bedford streets announce their annual clearance sale. Boys must be clothed and are offered substantial discounts on new wear. The ad emphasizes large reductions to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Washington Street
Bedford Street
Holkduu
Salvation Oil Cure for Lumbago and Back Ache
Advertisement promoting Salvation Oil as a remedy for lumbago and back ache. Claims cure with immediate use and price of 23 cents per bottle. Also suggests saving doctor bills by using Dr Bull's Cough Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Oil
Courts Declares Duty on Card Clothing Case
United States sues over duties on card clothing riveted to iron flats used in carding cotton. Court rules the imported item is a new article of commerce, not mere card clothing, and awards judgment for plaintiffs. References Airtwell v Saltonstall and related Treasury decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fred A. Leigh
Treasury
Airtwell
Bill In Equity
B&w
Plauston
Chauney Smith
J. J. Alyers
Libel over collision with British steamship Catalonia
Joseph S Champion sues the British steamship Catalonia after the schooner Rebecca A Tauhine, value stated at 30,000 dollars, sailing from Portland July 14, 1889, collides in fog at about two miles per hour while the steamer travels twelve. Rebecca A Tauhine sinks after tow line parts. steamer files cross libel alleging lookout negligence. HK Carver for libellants and George Putnam and Thomas Russell for claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S Champion
Catalonia
Rebecca A. Tauhine
Portland
HK. Pb
Carver
George Putnam
Thomas Russell
Supreme Judicial Court Docket Wide With Several Civil Appeals
The Supreme Judicial Court lists several cases with counsel for both sides. David Hurley versus W P Lally. Masony S Southworth versus Rodney Edmonds et al. Bartholomew Donnelly versus Boston Maine Railroad. Charles H Whitney versus City of Lowell. Orders include cases numbered 2282 through 23800 in sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divens
W. Allen
C. Allen
Houtma
Harding
A. A. Strout
W. H. Cooledge
Charles H. Whitney
City of
Lowell
N. D. Pratt
Plantif
LE Vrull
I. N. Wier
Nous
No. 3444 Matthew Sears vs Patrick F. Car ney
An action of tort to recover 3000 for injuries on May 1, 1889 on Commercial street after defendant's team struck plaintiff. Verdict for defendant. Attorneys listed. Multiple related cases and sessions follow with postponed dates and further tort actions described.
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Matthew Sears
Patrick F. Carney
Commercial Street
Orcutt
Thomas Riley
Inhabitants of Brookline vs Boston & Albany Railroad
Superior Court Norfolk County Sitting at Dedham hears appeal from special commissioners decree fixing cost of a Cypress Street bridge over the Boston and Albany line and the approaches. Attorneys: Williams for petitioners Hoar for the railroad Grover for Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Courl
Norfolk County
Dedham
Hammoond
Brookline
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Boston & Albany Railroad
Cypress Street
M. & G. A. Wiliams
S. Hoar
Boston & Albany Rate and Company
T. E. Grover
County of Norfolk
Uncontested Divorces Ranked in October Session
In the Fifth Session Mason court list, the October docket notes uncontested divorce cases heard. Order of numbers includes 101, SOU, SiO, SiS, BIS, S14, o21, $30, bbl, Joo, GW and 125, with the highest number 8227 referenced in the October list.
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Mason
Sou
Sio
Sis
Bis
Joo
Insolvency Court List Heads to Third Meeting
In Suffolk County today Judge McKyat presides over the Third Meeting of creditors for a series of estates including The Stuith Sheahan 1745 Emma C. Gibson 1814 James R. Brock 1831 and Wilbur C. Babcock 1834.
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Suffolk County
Emma C. Gibson
James R. Brock
Wilbur C. Babcock
Superior Court cases and verdicts from 1880s Middlesex Essex dockets
Middlesex and Essex County courts on January 9 report verdicts and damages. Thompson judge handles Jose S. d Avila versus Jose M. Soares for forcible entry and fence destruction with a defense of general denial. verdict for defendant. Michael Cullen v Elizabeth Cox awarded $115 for horse injury and death. Dockets list numerous civil actions, tort suit Clark v Hoyt for dog bite damages, and other mixed Cambridge and Boston area cases with defendants named and outcomes noted.
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Middlesex
Thompson
Jose S. d’Avila
Jose M. Soares
R. J. McKelleger
Roger M. Wentworth
Michael Cullen
Elizabeth Cox
Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Salem
Clark
Talbot applies for admission to practice law in Norfolk
Superior Court in Norfolk holds January sitting notice that Arthur F. Talbot of Stoughton seeks admission to the bar. He may be admitted Monday January 13 at 10 o clock forenoon if no objections arise and he is found qualified. Erastus Worthington, Clerk, January 9, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Talbot
Stoughton
Erastus Worthington
Bar Meeting to Discuss President's Judiciary Message
Bar members practicing in United States courts will meet on Tuesday January 21 at noon to consider the judiciary portion of the President's message and whether to push a concerted action of the U S court bar nationwide to implement the President's recommended measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Court
Notes About The City Real Estate Exchange And Events
The Real Estate Exchange opens next Saturday at noon. The twenty first annual police ball occurs Wednesday evening Jan 15 at Mechanics building. James S Macdonald sold Broadway A and Athens corner estate to Thomas H Lynch for 9300 cash plus 1889 taxes. Holy Cross alumni plan reunion and dinner Jan 16 at Parkhouse. Lowell Institute lecture last night by Prof W G Farlow on Marine Plants. Naval Militia meet Parker House Jan 10 at 8 pm to organize. Evangelical Alliance annual meeting next Monday evening. Athletic Association invites Harvard and MIT reps next Wednesday for sparring fencing and wrestling. Edward E Small of Boston to give second in Practical talks at Y M C U tomorrow. Rev S E Herrick starts Sunday evening lectures at Mt Vernon Church on Some Great Books and Their Authors. Prescott Insurance stockholders reelected board at 70 Kilby street yesterday at noon. Thomas Belliet engaged to lecture Chauncy Hall class this afternoon at 3 in room 16. Trinity Chapel Last evening Rev John Lindsay spoke on The Teacher. Boston Teachers Mutual Benefit Association meets tomorrow at 2 30 at girls high on West Newton street. Col E H Hewins of Union Electric Car Company lectured last night at Wells Memorial Hall. Norddeutscher Lloyd Steamship Co issues large picture of ocean greyhound, framed by John A Lowell & Co. Contributions for Barnwell eight murdered negroes to Mrs W J Mixon Barnwell Court House S C or to Hon John D Long 5 Tremont Street for cash.
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Mechanics
James 8. Macdonald
Broadway
Athens
Thomas H. Lynch
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Park Relouse
Lowell Institute
W. G. Farlow
Harvard
Naval Militia
Parker House
Evangelical Alliance
Meiona
Athletic Association
Harvard University
Institute of Technology
Edward E. Small
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Union
S. E. Herrick
Mt. Vernon
Prescott Insurance Company
Kilby Street
Thomas Belliet
Springfeld
Chauncy-Hall
Trinity Chapel
John §. Lindsay
St. Paul’s Church
Boston Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
West Newton Street
E. H. Hewins
Union Electric Car Company
Barnwell
S. C
W. J. Mixon
Barnwell Court House
John D. Long
Tremont Street
City
Bargains in Overcoats at Macallar Parker Co
Macallar Parker Co offers winter overcoats of the best quality from their old established line. The firm emphasizes top grade goods and displays a selection of bargains in current stock for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macallar, Parker &Co
Special bargains on winter coats and cloaks at store sale
A damaged list describes bargains in the Retail Clothing Department with many lots of winter overcoats for men and boys in broken sizes. Elysian overcoats small sizes cut to 15 dollars from 22 25 or 30. Black soft finish worsted diagonal overcoats all sizes reduced from 32 to 20. Seated cheviot cape ulsters long with detachable capes discounted to 15 dollars. Quick disposal of surplus stock emphasized.
Overcoat Sale Promises Big Savings and Limited Quantities
Twenty five dollar Elysian Beaver Overcoats offered at sixteen dollars draw crowds to the store today. Shoppers urged to buy now as stock may vanish tomorrow with many buyers expected, while Thompson's patent cut English cassimere trousers also discounted well below cloth value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysian Beaver
Welcoome
Thompson
Suburban Light & Power to Light Boston Streets
The Suburban Light and Power Company wins Boston street lighting contract. 800 lamps citywide at 89.74 cents per lamp per night for city proper and 37.99 cents for Roxbury area. Estimated annual cost difference about 675,000 dollars. Company promises Roxbury and Dorchester lighting within six weeks, South Boston in twelve, Boston proper in sixteen. Boston Electric Light will cover interim. City officials expect city lighting once Suburban proves satisfactory.
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Suburban Light & Power Company
Boston
Ihe
South Boston
Dorchester
West Rnoxbury
Roxbury
Allen
Pew Company
Hart
West Roxbury
Boston Electric Light Company
Mmany
Jons
Polymyimia Club Opens Dudley Street Concert
The Dudley Street Opera House crowd enjoyed a Polymyimia Club concert led by Mr. George J. Parker. Mrs Shuphrey Allen sang from Grondo’s Queen of Sheba while AO M Roth played violin and S H Gerrish was the pianist.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Polymyimia Club
Acl
George J. Parker
Shuphrey Allen
Grounod
Queen of Sheba
AO. M. Roth
H. Gerrish
Nationalist Lecture At Quincy Unitarian Chapel Tonight
A Boston Nationalist Club member will speak at the Unitarian Church chapel in Quincy on Nationalism, covering its philosophical ethical and practical aspects. Other speakers may share views. All interested invited. Admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Boston Nationalist Club
Unitarian Church
Quincey
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Ladies —Physiological Institute
Council
Israel F. Pierce
Michael W. Norris
Lewis Burnham
Charles F. Sprague
John F. Kinney
Horace Bacon
Willian d. Doherty
Thomas C. Pansatharles Carroll
Osgood C. Blaney
Joh IL Griffin
Architect’s Department
David F. Barry
John P. Reed
Paul C. Brooks
Bridges
William H. Oakes
George E. Lovell
Daniel F. Breen
James G. Light
Daniel P. Toomey
Benjamin F. Brown
Franklin Pierce
Henry W. Woodbury
Patrick J. Heffernin
Patrick €. Kelley
Walter L. Hayes
James M. UF *Brien
James G. Tones
Francis C. Lowell
Richard Sullivan
Melancthon W. Burlen
Benjamin F. Hatch
Melancthon W. Burien
Isaac Rosnosky
John A. Campbell
Henry B. Gnoodenough
James B. Hamilton
Thomas Talbot
East Boston Ferries
Frank C. Wood
Patrick H. Quinn
Janes B. Grahaw
Edward W. Dison
Horace G. Allen
George v. L. Meyer
Henry Bb. Goodenough
Samuel H. Wise
James B. Graham
John J. Cotter
City Hall
Charles FE. Harris
Joseph J. Casey
Jacob N. Goodnough
Harbor—iHenry
Woodbury
Abraham C. Ratshesky
Patrick C. Kelley
Health Department
Edward E. Drew
Frederick Eaton
Charles
George A. Whiteley
Arthur L. Spring
Edward
Barry
Kerniced
S. Edward Shas
Charles E. Nlarris
Nathaniel G. Robison
Davin F Barry
Perlie A. Dyar
Walter LL Hayes
George E. Lovett
Israel KF. Pierce
Harlan P. Paige
James D. Doherty
David I. Barry
William IL. Oakes
Tarlan P. Paine
Jacob N Goodnood
Patrick de Kelley
Joseph d. Casey
Charles River Bridges
George Y. LL. Meyer
Jenry K. Oneigh
Nathaniel G. Robinson
Bowdoin
Parker
Ci Mou Council
Bourad
Snen
Quay Jom
Ries
Jalips
Issa
Commonwealth Avenue
Essex Street
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Committee of Ferry Department
Wilson
Board of Aldermen
Boston & Maine
Carpenter
Ramsey
Boston & Maine Railroad
Causway Street
United States District Courst
Nelson
Supreme Judicial Court
Superior Court
Brown
West Endene
Cullinane
Tinhun
Warren
Merryl
McConnell Nus
Whittie
Stoddard
Vphelps
Butler
Weabody
Word
Lahmeyer
Howard
ApprRson
Elisha Greenhood
Peupie
Lee Company
J. E. Cotter
E. Greenhood
G. Fall
J. Lowell, Jr
Traavelawn
Sool
Eldredge
Harris
Uphilln
Day
Beoardman
Has-kell
McDonald
Dana
WOT
Atwood
Merch
Miners
Grant
MeDer
Ott
Bisner, J
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Hern
Farrington
Robin
Sae
Doherty
Same
Hult
Moors
Espi—Scanian
Orr
Devinsey
Dusagan
Cable
Newhall
Ingersoll
Lirabury
Gaston
Pray
Stan Llee
Canoe Club
Treat
Ratigan
Noticr
Latharope
George F. Holt
Mary B. Cummings
George R. Jones
Willian Gaston
Patricius Meehan
Seth Perkins
Green Street
Stony Brook
Dante
HW. N. Collison
W. L. Foilan
Vb. M. Babson
Tord
Lynch
Bode
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Lord
di Pais
Mitch
Gilling
Conk
Rhcillian
Donahue
Cowan
Cuok
Wi Waliibuil
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Ibadlett
Faxon
Snow
Ext
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Brooks
Irwin
DuVigueaux
Whiting
Aoyer
Schenck
Belcheret
Jiyug Fain
Witt
Inh'ts of
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Ligeon
Jac Reonon
F .Aon Et al
Cross
Coumpany
Stuith Sheahan
Woods
Kenny
Atlantic National
Hamoptin
Hayhank
White
Townsend
Cole
Gribbens
City of Man and
Canbridge
Ferry
Pelonsky
Wilkinson
Smith
Crillin
Murphy
Cambridge
Pierce
Town of
Kelly
Isi
Woburn
Diana, Asse
Tay
Wool
Reas
Walker
Shea
Lent
Doty
Bert
PALTE
Sawyer
Chitin
Fay Me Farmies
St. Mary's Parochial School
City of Cambridge
Norfolk, Ss
WaGuial
Er.c. Thompson
Washington ST
Old South Church
Aston City
the Polymia Club
Abe
KoYak Das- Ing Powder Co
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