Supreme Judicial Court Oral Arguments List
The January 10 session noted cases argued before Chief Justice Morton and justices. Manning vs French, Higgins vs City of Boston, Neff vs Town of Wellesley, and Doherty admr vs Inhabitants of Braintree were listed as argued or unfinished with counsel named. Several additional case numbers were noted for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
C.J
Freno
C. Allen
Hortmurs
Knowton, Jr
Jerome F. Manning
Asa French
Charles Cowley
C.T. Russell
Edward Higgins
City of
Boston
C. N. Harris
R. W. Nason
William J
Legislature Sessions Attend to Hospitals and Charters
Both branches held brief sessions addressing urgent petitions. The Westboro Asylum seeks 10 000 dollars for operations through April amid 13 428 debt. the Episcopal School asks for seven trustees. Fall River seeks voter registrar authority. Senate acts include liquor transport, witness pay, Galloure Island transfer, women prison plans, dipsomania treatment, and US Senator selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westboro Insane Hospital
Charles R. Codman
Episcopal Theological School of Cambridge
City of
Fall River
Board of Registrars of Voters
Honourable Artillery London Row Sends Prince of Wales to Knees
A London Letter reports a quarrel in the Honourable Artillery Company over precedence and a £500 advance. The Prince of Wales, allied with the Duke of Cambridge, faced public opposition as field pieces were recalled and royal warrants threatened. Parliament demanded inquiry into the regiment’s grievances.
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London
N. Y. Vimes
Prince of Wales
Honourable Artillery Company
Barton
Duke of Portland
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Wolseley
Woolwich
Tower
Royal Folk
Morning Post
Thackeray
House of Commons
Massachusetts Historical Society Holds Monthly Meeting Insights
The Massachusetts Historical Society met with Dr. George E. Ellis presiding. A committee was formed to consider a newly found manuscript on the American Revolution and another to report on materials for a centennial publication. remarks covered Loyalist papers, royal memorials, Hanover arms, and Harvard telescope gifts, with Quincy now a city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Historical Society
George E. Ellis
Messrs
Winsor
Chamberlain
Haynes
Deane
Messrs. Cobb
Bangs
Windsor
Oliver Wendell Holmes
William Amory
C. C. Smith
Amory
Robert C. Winthrop
Society
Devens
John C. Ropes
Jenks
Stoughton
Canton
Milton
Great Britain
Slatter
New York
Duke of York
Georgia
George the Second
Carolinas
Charles the
Hanover Street
William Street
Anne Street
Prince Street
St. James’s Church
Charleston
S. C
Ali Sain
St. Andrews
N. B
Connecticut
Wiliam and Mary
Connecticut Historical Society
Christ Church
Philadelphia
Province House
Boston
Old State House
Halifax
Trinity Church
St. John
House of Hanover
Roger Wolcott
King George
Litchfield
Conn
Oliver
R. C. Winthrop, Jr
Harvard College
Chauncy
John Winthrop
Quincy
Bond
Isaac Newton
English Cambridge
New England
Everett
Bradford
Albert LB. Hart
Harvard University
Harvard Varsity Crew Captain Resignation and New Election
At Harvard Boat Club executive meeting, J R Finlay resigned as captain of the university crew citing belief a sophomore should not hold the post. Robert Herrick, 1890, elected captain after serving as stroke for two years and instrumental in securing the rowing tank and Shawmut boat house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Boat Club
J. R. Finlay
Finlay
G. T. Keyes
J. &. Fryuay
Robert Frederick Herrick
Herrick
Shawmut Boat House
Installation at Cambridgeport G A R post
Officers of John A Logan Post 186 Cambridgeport were installed. Past Commander Marcy of Boston and General Nat Wales served as installing officers. A collation followed.
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Cambridgeport
John A. Logan
Marcy
Boston
Nat Wales
Great Reduction in Prices at Parker & Co Tailors
Joseph W Parker & Co announces a semi annual reduction offering men a suit for 20 dollars, a bargain since similar garments elsewhere run under 36 dollars. The sale promises a lifetime chance for good quality clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Parker & Co
No President Elected After War of Words in Boston Council
The Democratic majority failed to elect a president and the board adjourned without date due to Councilman Keenan error. A packed chamber watched debates as various members questioned the process, with President Barry and others present. The session ended with an unorganized body set to reconvene only by the mayor’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Prince Edward
Albert Victor
Keenan
Common Council
Burchard
Thomas J. Barry
Murphy
Short
Sullivan
Mullane
McNary
Lomasney
T. F. Kelley
Frazer
Bailey
Rosnosky
Barry
Allen
Richard Sullivan
South
Mr. Sullivan
Edward Jenkins
Acty
Rom Ward 22
Common Council of
Yras
Bagley
D. F. Barry
E. P. Barry
Beck
Breen
Cannon
Carroll
Casey
Chance
Desmond
D. Doherty
N .R Doherty
W. J. Doherty
Dolan
Folan
Fraser
Hoar
Jenkins
Kelley
Kinney
Lyons
Mahoney
McCarthy
McCauley
Mitchell
Norris
Nunan
O’brien
Quinn
Robinson
Kosnosky
Teevens
Brooks
Brown
Curlen
Burnham
Campbell
Clark
Cushing
Donnelly
Drew
Dyar
Fanning
Goodenough
Graham
Hahlo
Hall
Harris
Hatch
J. B Hayes
W. L. Hayes
Keefe
Knapp
Lovett
Lowell
Moore
Myer
Oakes
Paige
Parker
F. P. Pierce
I. JF. Pierce
Reed
Shaw
Sprague
Stevens
J. H. Sullivan
Ward 15
Councimen Carroll
Hart
Ward 8
Marblehead Opposes Annexation to Salem
Marblehead residents including the Hon Samuel Roads Jr and local figures such as William Reynolds John Porter William L Hooper Stephen Hathaway Dr M W B Morse W H Coates and Dr Allen Lindsey express strong opposition to annexation by Salem arguing no clear benefit and deeming the proposal unserious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Salem
Samuel Roads, Jr
William Reynolds
the National Bank
John Porter
William L. Hooper
Stephen P. Hathaway
Boston Mayor orders Jan 11 Common Council meeting
Late last evening Mayor Hart issued an order notifying the Members of the Common Council to meet in the council chamber at City Hall on Friday Jan 11 at 7 30 p m for organizational business and any other matters that may come before them Thomas N Hart Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Boston
Common Council
Council Chamber
City Hall
Thomas N. Hart
Route comparison favors New York & New England line
The Oruer Route between New England and the South lacks equal facilities and comforts. The Boston and Washington express uses Pullman buffet sleeping cars and connects at Washington with a fast southern line, departingBoston at a listed morning time.
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New England
South
New York
Boston and Washington Express
Washington
Boston Ait Én. m
Boston Chamber of Commerce weighs new quarters and building
A special Boston Chamber meeting at Quincy Market discussed moving from current rooms to temporary quarters and ultimately constructing a new building. A three member committee and a seven member committee were appointed to pursue site selection and financing options, with members proposing subscriptions up to 200000 and potential land purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Quincy Market
Alden Speare
W. O. Blaney
Boston
Beil
Chicago
New York
Calvin A. Richards
Charlies G. Moody
Broad
Kilby
Central Streets
Deuth
Mr. Upton
Quincy
Blaney
Bell
George Beaman
O’brien
Hart
Chamber
McPherson
Mr. Bell
John Hilton
Hersey B. Goodwin
A. D
E. R. McPherson
D. W. Rawlet
C. A. Richards
George H. Knowles
A. S. Brown
RK. A. Flanders
Amusements for the People in Boston Charity Plan
A conference at the Institute of Technology discussed the Associated Charities project to provide affordable amusements and moral improvement. George S. Hale urged a non sectarian venue with a coffee house, restaurant, pawn shop, halls for varied programs, and Sunday religious use. Plans for remodelling and new sites were outlined and a follow up on boys and girls clubs was set for February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Technology
Associated Charities
George 8
Hale
Unitarian Club
Knights of Labor
Cambridge Street
Dorchester Avenue
Division Street
Boston
Hanover Street
Henry G. Pickering
North End
William Ware Locke
Charles W. Burtwell
Elections in Insurance Companies in Boston
The following Boston insurance firms held annual meetings yesterday and elected officers. Dwelling House Insurance Company named Charles K. Nichols as president and Henry F. Perkins as secretary with a slate of directors including Nichols, Augustus Flagg, A. S. Wheeler, John D. W. Joy, Charles Merriam, Otis Norcross, and others. Prescott Insurance Company reelects its old board of directors.
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Boston
Dwelling House Insurance Company
Charles K. Nichols
Henry F. Perkins
Augusts Flagg
A. S. Wheeler
John D. W. Joy
Charles Merriam
Otis Norcross
Thomas J. Beal
Edward A. Strong
Augustus H. Ells
James D. KK
Willis
Prescott Insurance Company
Tilly Haynes Vacation Tour Dates Across Europe and Near East
The Hon. Tilly Haynes, landlord of the United States Hotel, plans a six month voyage starting January 16 from New York to Havre and Paris. He travels by rail to major French cities then to Madrid and Lisbon, with ships to Tangiers and Gibraltar. The itinerary includes Cairo, Jerusalem, Constantinople, Norway trip, and ends with a Cunard voyage back to Boston accompanied by his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilly Haynes
United States
New York
Havre
Southampton
Isle of Wight
Paris
Rouen
Orleans
Tours
Poitiers
Bordeaux
Bayonne
Biarritz
San Sebastian
Burgos
Valladolid
Madrid
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Beyrout
Cyprus
Rhodes
Athens
Smyrna
Constantinople
Varna
Odessa
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Stockholm
Christiania
Norway
Copenhagen
Hamburg
England
Cunard
Boston
Haynes
Dishonest Bookkeeper Rogers Charged With Embezzlement
Charles B Rogers bookkeeper for George W Torrey wholesale liquor dealer North Market Street was arrested on warrants for embezzling 118 1200 more. In Municipal Court the case set for Jan 22 with 1500 bail. He allegedly embezzled about 1350 over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Rogers
George W.torrey
North Market Street
Rogers
Torrey
Mr. Torrey
Dorchester
John C. Paige
Bowdoin Square
Cambridge School Board Holds First Meeting of 1889
Cambridge council met for the first time last evening with Mayor Gilmore presiding. Sanford B. Hubbard was reelected secretary at 3800 dollars annually. Arthur W. Chamberlain named page. The Mayor named committees on high school training class evening schools and more with members including Hildreth Start Morse Orcutt White McKelleger Kendall Longfellow Paine Conran Allison Edgerly Barnes Walsh Hall Conlan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Gilmore
Sanford B. Hubbard
Arthur W. Chamberlain
High School
Messrs
Hildreth
Start
Morse
Orcutt
White
McKelleger
Kendall
Longfellow
Paine
Conran
Allison
Edgerly
Hall
Barnes
Miss Longfellow
Walsh
Larnes
Directors elected and Lucy Handy reported missing
The Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company directors were elected Tuesday and organized yesterday with Charles B. Cumings as president and John M. Corbett as secretary. Miss Lucy N. Handy, 24, of 4 Wakullah Street Roxbury, has been missing since yesterday morning, causing distress to her relatives. A public lecture on Electricity by Professor Arthur B. Morrill of New Britain Conn is slated for the Young Men's Christian Union Saturday evening in the Practical Talks series.
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Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Charles B. Cumings
John M. Corbett
Lucy N. Handy
Wakullah Street
Roxbury
Miss Handy
Arthur B. Morrill
New Britain
Conn
Young Men’s Christian Union
Seventh annual Citizens Law and Order League meeting
Secretary L Edwin Dudley issues the call for the seventh annual meeting of the Citizens Law and Order League of the United States to be held at Tremont Temple Boston on Monday and Tuesday February 18 and 19 1889 Local arrangements are under the Law and Order League of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Galloure
United States
Providence & Worcester Railroad Company
New York, Providence & Boston Railroad Company
Robert Howard
Bristol
J. O. Neill
LAW and Order League
L. Edwin Dudley
Citizens’ Law and Order League of the United States
Tremont Temple
Boston
Law and Order League of Massachusetts
German Anniversary Celebrated by Broeder Kreis at Sewall Place
The Broeder Kreis marked its two year anniversary at Mieusset’s French restaurant in Sewall place. The group of about a dozen Germans hosted dinner with musical and literary entertainment led by Gramer Mischier Berrenberg Hasenfus, featuring a quartet and piano performance by Gumpricht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieusset
Sewall Place
Senior Mischief
Junior Wessling
Librarius Kamp
Cusios-Thiesari Gramer
Messrs. Holthaus
G. A. Misehier
Bergh
Berrenberg
Berghaus
Hasenfuss
Schulenkorf
Gumpricht
Messrs. Gramer
G. A. Mischier
Hasenfus
Mischler
Mr. Gumpricht
The Maligned Gaiety Girl.
An observer recounts experiences with Gaiety girls showing they are well educated and capable of engaging conversations on books and similar topics. American girls in the same line reply with quicker, harsher grammar. English girls are frank about their views of New York men and the United States.
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N. Y
New York
Custom furniture gains favor with lower prices
Ordered furniture grows in popularity as costs drop and store goods become less distinct. The main drawback is most work is done outside city limits, hindering supervision, prompting many customers to choose Paine's Furniture Co. which links factory and showroom for full access to craft details.
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Paine’s Furniture Co
Paine
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and Salvation Oil Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for coughs and colds priced at 26 cents and Salvation Oil claimed to relieve rheumatism for 26 cents, highlighting inexpensive patent medicines.
Superior Court Jan 10 First Session Case List
Court records show multiple docket entries across four sessions. Notable actions include Henry N Knowles et al v Cyrus Taylor for $120213 contract, verdict for plaintiff $1460.09, and Winnisimmet Company v City of Boston for damages on Hanover Street, plus numerous tort, contract, and property cases with varied outcomes and counsel listed. Highest numbers include 3803 and 3225.
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Superior Court
BriopGert
Henry_N. Knowles
Cyrus Taylor
Aldrich & Hayden
Bristol
N. H
D. Elder
Bb. Wadleigh
Winnisimmet Company
City of Boston
Hanover Street
Commercial Street
Chelsea Ferry
J.O. Teele
TM. Babson
Pitman
Thomas Higgins
John Holmes
Warren Street
Charlestown
T.J. Gargan
P. M. Keating
James R. Murphy
Michael J. Moore
Maria P. Coburn
City of
Boston
Riverside Street
Charles W. Bartlett
W. EK. Jewell
RK. W. Nason
Electric, Gas Lighting Company
C. B. Bosworth
Mather
J. H. Millett
Weymouth man faces forgery and embezzlement cases in court
In municipal court on January 10 James McCormick of Weymouth gained another continuance on forging his employer Brooks’s name on a bill for C H Smith of Holbrook. Charles B. Rogers arraigned on two embezzlement counts totaling 1500 dollars. Bail set for future appearance January 22. William Tuckley ordered to recognize 300 dollars bonds over theft of 70 ounces of silver from the American Watch Co. James I Maynard waived examination after being charged with stealing John G. Stewart’s horse and harness valued at 617 dollars. case sent to grand jury on 1200 dollars.
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Ely and Forsaith
James McCormick
Weymouth
Ain
Brooks
A.c
C. H. Smith
Holbrook
McCormick
Charles B. Rogers
George W. Torrey
North Market Street
William Tuckley
American Watch Company
Justice Ely
James I. Maynard
John G. Stewart
Trundy v Townsend contract suit verdict in Middlesex Court
Superior Court Middlesex Jan 10 case Dawey No 3097 Carleton A Trundy vs Thomas J Townsend et al seeks $100 on a promissory note with seven percent monthly interest. Defence denies consideration and parent. Jury awards $244 with counsel Wells for plaintiff Lynde Harding for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Dawey
Carleton A. Trundy
Thomas J. Townsend Et al
C. W. Wells
Plantiff
Lynde & Harding
Damages and Libel Cases in Norfolk Superior Court
In Hyde Park a verdict for 375 dollars was awarded to Rachel Murray as damages from River street widening in 1887. Clarence E. Williams against Samuel R. Moseley involved a Norfolk Gazette libel action where the defense won. E. Greenhood and J. E. Cotter represented parties. The court adjourned to Monday January 14 with listed cases including Snow v Alley and McGrory v Barrett in Norfolk County proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Murray
County of Norfolk
Hyde Park
River Street
W. H. Towne
I. E. Grover
Clarence E. Williams
Samuel R. Moseley
Norfolk County Gazette
E. Greenhood
J. E. Cotter
Snow
Alley
Spe
Connell
Ross
Cial
MecGrory
Barrett
Benhart
N. Y
Bunton
Inhts
N. E. RR. Co
Cronnell
Hall
French
Haseltine vs Inhabitants of Saugus Tort Action
Superior Court Essex County January 10 Mason Jdl No 4804 action of tort filed by Haseltine against the Inhabitants of Saugus seeking damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Mason
Jdl
Haseltine
Saugus
Rogers v. same and Walton v. Mansfield cases listed
The record lists multiple civil actions including Rogers v. same, Walton v. Mansfield, Eberly et al v. Carleton for $627, and same v. Briggs et al. Proceeding details appear as docket entries with case numbers 5027, 1419, 3628 and related parties. No disposition details are provided in the fragment.
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Rogers
Same
Walton
Mansfield
Eberly Et al
Clareton
Briggs
The Case of Edward King and Mental Decline
A reader defends Edward King noting long suspected mental illness. The writer recalls King's stable past, describes two years of erratic behavior and imagined wealth, and urges pity and protection for a man once kind, honorable, and guileless. Boston letter dated January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward King
Taverner
King
Ned King
Italy
Sam
Boston
Algonquin Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Algonquin Club elected officers including President John F. Andrew and vice presidents Stanton Blake William Bliss John F Anderson and William A Russell. Charles P. Searle was secretary and Francis V Parker treasurer. Executive and admission committees were named with terms varying. After adjournment a collation was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin Club
John F. Andrew
Stanton Blake
William Bliss
John F. Anderson
William A. Russell
Charles P. Searle
Francis V. Parker
Charles B. Gookin
John M. Little
Donnie Boardman
Francis Peabody, Jr
Thomas P. Beal
Committee On Admission
J. Otis Wetherbee
James L Jesson
E. V. R. Thayer
Lawrence Tucker
W. Bb. Thomas
Benjamin 8. Calef
H. Staples Potter
Theodore R. Hoyt
N. W. Jordan
Some More Lawyers Admitted To Suffolk Bar
Out of thirty eight applications for admission to the bar in Suffolk county only twenty two were successful. Names include William F Bacon Joseph W Bailey Jacob Bancroft Stephen B Bartlett Henry E Bellew James A Brackett William D Bremer Jr Francis Dana William J Dolan Eugene Fellner Arthur J Foster Lewis P Frost Charles E Hellier Charles King Charles P Lincoln Charles M Ludden Elmer E Marsh Joseph N Palmer Robert F Simes Edward J Smith Samuel H Smith and Charles F Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
William F. Bacon
Joseph W. Bailey
Jacob Bancroft
Stephen 8. Bartlett
Henry E. Bellew
James A. Brackett
William D. Bremer
Francis Dana
William J. Dolan
Eugene Fellner
Arthur J. Foster
Lewis P. Frost
Charles E. Hellier
Charles ©. King
Charles P. Lincoln
Charles M. Ludden
Elmer E. Marsh
Joseph N. Palmer
Robert F. Simes
Edwar J. Smith
Samuel H. Smith
Charles Fi Sprague
Wyman and Belcher Tie Apparent Winthrop Nuptials
Mr Albert G Wyman and Miss Mamie F Belcher both of Winthrop united in marriage last evening The Rev L B Bates of East Boston officiated The couple will reside in their newly built residence on Shirley Street The presents were numerous.
Pilots Convention Revises Harbor Constitution
The American Brotherhood of Steamboat Pilots held a full day session revising the Grand Harbor constitution and bylaws. An evening meeting occurred at the Maverick House, with more committee appointments planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pilots’ Convention
The
American Brotherhood of Steamboat Pilots
Grand Harbor
Maverick House
California Excursions by Raymond and Whitcomb Begin February
Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb announce three grand excursions to California in February with departures from Boston on February 7 11 and 25. First party travels via Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe arriving in Southern California February 16. Second and third go by Sunset Route via Cincinnati Mammoth Cave New Orleans Galveston San Antonio and El Paso with Mardi Gras in New Orleans February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
California
Boston
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Cincinnati
Mammoth Cave
New Rleans
Galveston
San Antonio
el Paso
Mexico
W. Raymond
Washington
Esap School Street
Exhibition of Pen and Ink Drawings at Boston Architectural Club
A loan collection from the drawing office of American Architect and Building News is shown at the Boston Architectural Club rooms at No 6 Hamilton Place. Drawings by D A Gregg E Eldon Deane and others, with a few by McKim Meade White for the new Public Library building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American, Architect and Building News
New Boston Architectural Club
Hamilton Place
Messrs
D. A. Gregg
E. Eldon Deane
Architects
McKim, Meac & White
New Public Library
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boro Insane Hospital
Agricultural College
State House
Morrison
the Agricultural College
Commonwealth Building
Hyde
West Springfield
Clayton
Amherst
Cheney
Worcester
Turner
Malden
Keane
Holyoke
Dallinger
Taft
Gloucester
Stover
Haverhill
Fettler
Cutler
Greenfield
Gracey
Cook
the Honourable Artillery
Zoston Company
the Historical Society
Harvard
Merrick
Chamber OF Commerce
Conference of the Associated Charities
Charles KB. Rogers
Elis
Cambridge School Board
LIL Visual
Stubbs
Masse
Chambers
Wiggin
Bromwich
Floyd
Stacy
Wedgewood
B. & Pv.rk
Yee
Sherman
Ann Gilligan
Zach Parsons
A. M. Lyman
I. J. Cutter
W. A. Dame
Sarah A. Woodman
Metropolitan Railroad
Moses E. Perkins
Dock Square
R. M. Morse, Jr
Nathaniel Morton
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Hennessey
Sulli
Compton
Kellogg
Newcomb
Koston van
Molineaux
Bos- Protec
Dep
Whiting
Mooney
Boise
Diaz
Thompson
Waterhouse
Jonn
Montagrifflo
Harston
Wellington
Foley
Wixen Bott
Wilson
Sanford
Abbott
Bassett
Patton
Gillis
Esty
Ashley
Thomas
Woods
Pratt
Mayberry
Thorp
Chel
Lav
Wluckley
Fitcb RR. Bk
Holland
Pettee
McEvoy
Taylor
Lockwood
Abe
Burkhard
Hunnewell
Duxwearer
Whittier
Blair
Holmes
House
Virien
Matthys
Butter
Page
Greif
Goldman
N. Security Bank
Diilaway
Marcus
Bartlett
Burns
Stillman
Williams
Bill
Sears
Kings. Co
Wood
Eley
Radcliffe
Kimball
Baldwin v. Somer
Ilu Vuluel
Cogen
Peterson
Inds
Vine
Waltham
Baker
Superior Cour
Norfolk County
Aldrich, J
Roxas Baking Powpex Co
Wall St. N
Hh. x. Moulton
W. H. Niles
Johnnson
Nwaws
Iti ViUuwl
Ae & Maine RR
Preston v. Naumakeag St. Railway Co
C. H. Graves & Sons
Wanking Street
Mass
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