Civil court docket entries and case listings
United States Court of Appeals First Circuit proceedings and various state supreme court matters listed by docket number and party names. Includes notices of arguments, unfinished cases, and scheduled orders among Colt Putnam and Wess Jr v Hollingsworth Whitney and a sequence of railroad and corporate actions in Boston and Cambridge courts. The list preserves names like Coakley, Turner, Bill, Boynton, Glidden, Schuman, Metcalf, Rigg, Driscoll and others alongside railroads and trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Colt, Putnam and Wess, Jr
New York Paper Bag Machine and Manufacturing Company
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co
Appellee
A. H. Walker
J.H. Betts
T. Chambers
G. Harding
Supreme Judicial Court For
the Commonwealth
Boston & Maine Railroad
R.M. Morse
C. E. Heller
S. Lincoln
T. F. Hunt
Bill
Boynton
J. W. Keith
G. R. Nutter
Putnam
Court appoints receiver in Morrision v People’s Five Year Benefit Order
Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court on Monday issued a decree appointing a receiver in the equity suit Morrion et al. v People’s Five Year Benefit Order et al. James C. Davis, Esq. named receiver with a $50,000 bond. G. W. Anderson represents complainants. J. M. Morse and Joseph Bennett represent respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Morrion
J. H. B. Steadman
James C. Davis
G. W. Anderson
J. M. Morse
Joseph Bennett
Suffolk Superior Court Summary of Proceedings Jan 13 1893
Suffolk Superior Court sessions record verdicts and filings in multiple civil cases. Margaret O Shea v Walker ends with defendant verdict on personal injury claim from July crossing on Washington Street. other matters include contracts for brick delivery, tort actions for injuries, parkland damages in South Boston, a bailment stock loss case, and equity disputes over use of the Wright name and a Rainbow Society receivership. Divorce and adjournment notes included for Bishop v J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret O’shea
H.S. Walker
Washington Street
Cornhill
M. J. Creed
C. R. Elder
John S. Hobbs
Columbia Alls Brick Company
L. Whipple
W. R. Bigelow
J. R. Smith
F. T. Benner
Richarpson
Ellen Welch
John K. Tully
New England Brewing Company
J. R. Murphy
C. W. Bartlett
P. A. Collins
G. J. Jacobs
Braley
Richmond Et al
City of
Boston
Park Commissioners
Marine Park
Ninth Street
I Street
Dorchester Bay
C.T. Gallagher
G. W Norris
T. W. Proctor
James Mullen
W. G. Coleman
Cambridge
J. J. Feely
J. Lowell, Jr
Dunbar
Elias Ham
Hillard
Wiggin & Fernald
Berry & Upton
John T. Scully
Isbell Porter Company
H. N. Collison
W. H. Hart
J. A. Brackett
Insolvency Court in Suffolk Discharges and Meetings
In Suffolk Massachusetts the Insolvency Court discharged Max Franken stein and Benjamin N Benton. A third meeting in Joseph Sheridan’s case was adjourned to February 17. Rufus Brackett’s examination is set for January 20. Charles J Little hearing postponed to January 20. Edmund Keyes fourth meeting postponed to January 20. William KR Chritcherson set for April 7. Hearing on composition proceedings continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
McKim, J
Max Frankenstein
Benjamin N. Benton
Joseph Sheridan
Rufus Brackett
Charles J. Little
Cambridge Superior Court Jan 27 Trial Calendar Notes
The record lists cases and adjournments in Middlesex Superior Court Cambridge with entries for January 13 first session and various docket items. It includes names such as August R Specht Alexis I Caraman Bono Wiswell v Linder Callaghan v Richards and a sequence of cases up to numbers around 1850 with page references and calendar notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August R. Specht
Alexis I. Caraman
Superior Court
Middlesex
Cambridge
Bono
Sands
Wiswell
Linder
Callaghan
Richards
Collins
Rhodes
Marston
Singapore Rattan Co
Curtis Et al
Savage
Barker
Temple
Marlborough
Lennon
Newton
Quillan
Same
Thorp
City of
Coggan
Appellees
Swazey
Dupont
Alley
Grenier
Pro Ams
Lyman
Hampton
Town of
Lincoln
Haneford
Bigelow
Lynch
Kennett
Hamptonpd
Gill
Foster
Leach
O’brien
Tufts
Levy
Quinn
Boorum
Raymond
Frail
Greenwood
McCurdy
M. R.R
Murray
Boston Growing Richer Board of Assessors report summary
The annual Boston city property report shows assets and liabilities of the department with year over year comparisons. It lists 236 corporations with real estate 71,906,800 and machinery 6,421,100 totaling 78,827,900. Warrant taxes for 1892 amount to 11,566,489. Actual assets total 26,472,506 with nominal assets 46,289,771 and total 72,762,277, liabilities total debt 56,003,997, assets over liabilities 16,758,280. The increase in actual assets is 1,076,965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
Morrissey
Charles Endicott
State House
Funeral for Frank Dutton of Houghton and Dutton Held in Malden
The funeral for Frank Dutton son of Benjamin F. Dutton of Houghton and Dutton was held at 2 PM at the Dutton residence in Glenrock Malden. Attended by friends from Malden Melrose Medford and Boston a large delegation of the firm’s employees and buyers. Rev Theodore C Pease conducted the service with a quartet singing selections. Burial followed at Forest Dale Cemetery with pallbearers from among the firm’s buyers including Mullen Adams Dale Swett Norcross and Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Frank Dutton
Benjamin F. Dutton
Houghton & Dutton
Colorado Springs
Theodore C. Pease
Congregational Church
Morey
Forest Dale Cemetery
Messrs
Mullen
Adams, Dale
Funeral of William F. Field Held at Tremont Street
The funeral was held yesterday at Odd Fellows Hall Tremont Street with religious services by Rev Everett D jurr of Ruggles Street Baptist Church. The Odd Fellows encampment ritual was exemplified by Noble Grand Tremont Lodge E bridge G Lawton helped by Past Grand Judkins. Mr M Chatlin played the organ. A brief service at the late residence preceded the hall ceremonies attended by relatives and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Field
Odd Fellows Hall
Tremont Street
Everett D. Jurr
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Odd Fellows’ Order
Noble Grand
Tremont Lodge
E.bridge G. Lawton
M. Chatlin
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Field
Tonight at Corey Hill Carnival Lights Fireworks Parade
Tonight Corey Hill hosts an en fete with bonfires and fireworks that brighten the hill and a snow-shoe parade as the carnival feature. Lanterns line the toboggan chute while unlimited rides promise festive fun for a large crowd. Music adds to the gala atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Hill
Ons Square
Sunday Church Services with Banks and Union Hall program
Sunday services listed for First M. E. Church on Temple Street led by Rev Dr Louis Albert Banks with morning and evening sermons A Life at White Heat Caleb and the Giants plus free seats and revival sermons each night Next Shawmut Congregational and Union Hall programs feature J M Pullman D D and Tennyson Male Quartet with doors at 7 and services at 7 30 and 8 00 pm at different venues Free seats all welcome and musical offerings throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Cuturcnu
Temple Street
State House
Louis Albert Banks
White Heat
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont Street
Hopkins
Mendelssohn
Moses
Egypt
Cambridge Letters Note Local Politics Arts and Transit
Cambridge letters discuss John F O Brien non political ordinance and ward 4 prayers. Readers learn of Pearl street cars to Harvard bridge and a transit critique. Bancroft orders police station swaps and local society events at Brattle Hall and Harugari Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. O’brien
O’brien
Cambridge Club
Young’s Hotel
Boston
George Holbrook Eaton
Alice Hardy
Emmanuel Church
Bancroft
Mark J. Folsom
Police District 2
John F. Murray
Police District 3
Folsom
West End Street Railway Company
Cambridge
Union Hall
J. Watson Harris
Associated Charities
Sumner Albee
F. H. Bigelow
Brattle Hall
St. Omer
Knights of Pythias
St. John’s Court
Harugari Hall
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge's Brightest Scholars List to Publish
Cambridge's bright scholars are named as ten top students from the Manual Training School including Charles Hier, Charles Jones, Harry Barker, William Pitch, George Moore, George Lyford, Harrie Tinkham, Angus Frew, Emery Ensign, and Webster C. Rich. Monday's Post will reveal ten more from another Cambridge public school and readers are urged to watch for the lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training School
Charles K
Hier
Charles Jones
Harry Barker
William Pitch
George Moore
George Lyford
Harrie Tinkham
Angus Frew
Emery Ensign
Webster C. R. Rich
Cambridge
Brighton Charity Ball and Fire Hit Beacon Park
In Brighton a major social event, a charity ball by the Associated Charities, drew the town's finest and charged $4 tickets with proceeds funding coal and groceries for worthy poor families. A fire at Mr Charles Roberts meat market on Western avenue caused about 1200 damage, traced to an overheated stove. Lizzie Wright impressed guests at the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Associated Charities
Story
Allston
Charles Roberts
Western Avenue
R. R
Lizzie Wright
Beacon Park
Brighton's Brightest Scholars at Allston School
Monday's Post will publish ten of the brightest scholars from Brighton's public schools. Notable students named include Charlies Timmins William Hanns Albert Marston Govern Wright Louis Monro Harry Gilman Harry Parker Harold Johnson Lulu Crosby and Willard Whitcomb. Students urged to watch for the list and inquire about fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston School
Charlies Timmins
William Hanns
Albert Marston
Govern Wright
Louis Monro
Harry Gilman
Harry Parker
Harold Johnson
Lulu Crosby
Willard Whitcomb
Brighton
Somerville Seeks Improved Railroad Service With Present Options
The Somerville Board of Aldermen formed a committee to negotiate with the Boston and Maine and Fitchburg railroads. The Boston and Maine provides good service, while the Fitchburg is faulted for high 7 cent fares from Union Square to Boston and for primitive depots with an outside window ticket button at Union Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Union Square
Boston
Somerville Highlands
Oxto Powber House
Somerville Public School Scholars Named in Brightest List
Morse School honors Somerville’s brightest scholars Jennie RK Johnson Minnie JF Jones Delia C Keating John A McFarland Roscoe Pierce Edith N Browning Christina V Buckley Georgie F Wade Juline Gilchrist Frank J Hannan Tell friends to look out for these interesting lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse School
Jennie RK. Johnson
Minnie JF. Jones
Delia C. Keating
John A. McFarland
Roscoe . Pierce
Edith N. Browning
Christina V. Buckley
Georgie F. Wade
Juline
Gilchrist
Frank J. Hannan
Somerville
Dorchester Bay eel spearing and local notices at City Point
At City Point in Dorchester Bay Officer Smith reports ice thick enough for eel spearing for the first time in fifteen years. Skating drew about one hundred youths. sleighing may resume Sunday. Also notes on the Woolley tug, Kammerer taking charge of a saloon business, pneumonia illness of Henry Bowers, no spring work on a new school, Mosquito Yacht Club bowling, drawbridge satisfaction, sleigh barges busy next week, Azar Lodge initiation, and a Bethesda Hall dance by Commonwealth Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Point
William Woolley
Inner Bay
Charles C. Kammerer
Christian Kammerer
Swett Street
Dorchester Avenue
Henry Bowers
Hose 10
Linton Street
Third
Mosquito Yacht Club
Broadway
Wiliam S. Kirby
Federal Street
Azar Lodge No
D. of R
South Boston Prominent School Scholars Named
South Boston's Brightest Scholars at Bigelow School include George Smith George Marsh Stephen Gearin Dwight Drake Ray Orcutt George Cross Herbert French Samuel Soule Joseph Soule Walter Hannigan and the district invites attention to these notable students in the public schools program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow School
George Smith
George Marsh
Stephen Gearin
Dwight Drake
Ray Orcutt
George Cross
Herbert French
Samuel Soule
Joseph Soule
Walter Hannigan
South Boston
Assumption Cadets Charm East Boston Lyceum Hall Audience
A recent East Boston concert at Lyceum Hall by the Assumption Cadets drew warm praise. Miss Theresa O Leary impressed as reader, Master Charles Burgoyne led the cadets, and Mr M Callahan and Mr Keenan delivered strong recitations. Miss Fannie Dever accompanied on piano, with Miss Duimme and Miss Annie Sullivan providing a duet. The Chapman Club plans a local production titled The Duchess next Thursday, with an all local talent and a selected orchestra from the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The North End Boat Club hosted its first ball at Lyceum Hall, ending near 4 AM to a brilliant crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assumption
Lyceum Hall
Theresa O’leary
Charles Burgoyne
M. Callahan
Keenan
Barry and Fay
Fannie Dever
Mis Duimme
Duane
Annie Sullivan
Sullivan
Chapman Club
Lyceum Hill
Boston Symphony Orchestra
North End Boat Club
East Boston Scholars Named at Adams School
East Boston's public schools honor top students from Adams School including John Mahoney Ada Thornton May Blaidale George Clark Joshua Taylor Joseph Rara John Kite John Murphy Daniel O Hearn Ida Tracey with recognition for academic achievement in a local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams School
John Mahoney
Ada Thornton
May Blaidale
George Clark
Joshua Taylor
Joseph Rara
John Kite
John Murphy
Daniel O’ Hearn
Ida Tracey
East Boston
Dorchester notices and events crowded Neponset funeral
Funeral services for Ellen Dolan of Neponset were held at St. Anne's Church with a large crowd. interment at Holyhood cemetery. Mrs. J Barry of Freeport Street received a surprise couch at her home. Dorchester groups announce concerts, pool prizes, club balls, and events at music halls and halls in Winthrop, Upham's Corner, Upham's Corner, and Roxbury with varied dates and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Dolan
Neponset
St. Anne’s Church
Holyhood Cemetery
J. Barry
Freeport Street
P. Allen
J. McFall
Mr. McDonald
J. Moynihan
Dorchester Music Hall
Feeny
Old Colony
New York & New England
Harrison Square
Warren Comedy Company
Winthrop Hall
St. Gregory’s Court
M. C
Adams Street
Mattapan Road
Highland Hall
Roxbury
Poole
Grovké Hall
Dorchester's Brightest Scholars Highlighted at Everett School
Everett School lists Daniel Lynch Ernest Jobling Wilma Russe John Kempsey Benjamin McKeene Edith Connor Hinch Duffy Harold YVnge Louise Allard Richard Graham among the ten lightest scholars to be featured in Monday's Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett School
Daniel Lynch
Ernest Jobling
Wilma Russe
John Kempsey
Benjamin McKeene
Edith Connor
Hinch Duffy
Harold Yvnge
Louise Allard
Richard Graham
Dorchester
World’s Fair Trip Coupons Offer Seven Distinct Prizes
A Boston area promotion grants two round trip tickets per offer for votes on THE POST coupon before March 1, 1898. Residents in five local sections tied to East Boston Chelsea Charlestown Somerville South End Roxbury Dorchester Brighton Cambridge compete for two tickets each. Two additional prizes go to top New England voters outside those sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
New England
How the Vote Stands In Chelsea And East Boston
A long list of voters and addresses appears, naming numerous residents across Chelsea and East Boston. The roll includes D L Munns Chapman Nolen Walter Cox Dorothy Metata P J Foran and many others with street addresses such as Harvest Street Columbus Avenue and Maverick Square. The tally shows varied tallies next to many names, indicating voting status or counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Munns
Chapman
Nolen
Harvest
M. Alexader
Washington St
F. K. Nash
Ashland Ave
George W. Walker
F. G. Mead
Bedford St
Trout
Lenox St
E. C. Reinhardt
Posen St
James F. Flannery
Elmwood
M. J. Driscoll
Hamburg
Henry W. Kiely
Eustis St
Lucyv Dreman
Reson
Houghton
Westford St
Downey
Penry
J. J. McNeil
Belden St
Meen Daniel Falconer
Callahan
Chapeel
Iss
Thomas Russell
Albany
Stee He L. Starkey
James P. Fox
Whitney St
Esther W. Taylor
Neponset
Albert E. Aura
Frank L. Davis
Washington
J. C. Sharp
Dorchester
Stephen H. Walsh
Sumumer
Brookine
Wits
Siew Wink
le Duca
W. E. McFaden
Hammond St
Sca
Veeete Cies
Maswol
PVOW
C. Packard
Frank Larrabee
Dwight St
Greenanen Ss
Local residents and contacts listed in city directory
The extracted OCR shows names and addresses including Sallie Greenberg 14 Lowell Street and Daniel F Leehy 80 North Market Street among others. Several entries mention Boston addresses such as Congress Street and Endicott Street with associated initials and numbers, indicating a compiled list of residents or patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Greenberg
Lowell Street
Henry L. D. Entremont
Peabody
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
Mass
W. H. Welch
Hanover St
Boston
L. Lawless
Witham
William B. Foster
Faxon St
Rox
A. D. Pierce
Congress St
Daniel F. Leehy
North Market St
John Farrell
Endicott St
Maurice Harrison
Thatcher St
Fred Williams
Pinckney St
Wim. Grover
Boston & Albany R.R
Fadmund Phebin
Union Pl
Michael Drinkwater
North St
George H. Butters
Methuen
Rere Eed
Chelsea Gossip and Legal Troubles Stir Community
Chelsea residents recalled sleighing as a cold snap lingered while Alderman Charlie Bassett guested with a famed Chelsea beauty. The Hutchinson mortgage case widens with a $2000 loan later increased to $2600 and assignments to Nancy Watson and Irving Davis, now paused by a judge. Millstream Boat Club elected officers including M Flynn and T McLaughlin as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Bassett
Chelsea
Joel R. Wyman
Mr. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Nancy Watson
Irving Davis
Justice Morton
Meris
Millstream Boat Club
M. Flynn
T. McLaughlin
J. P. O’brien
F. Murphy
J. A. Flynn
D. Sullivan
G. F. Simonds
R. Nelson
R. Dillion
P. L. Murtha
Chelsea’s Brightest Scholars Highlight Chelsea Public Schools
Shurtleff School names top scholars Willie Parker George Chack Mortimer Scolville Lena Wiggin Harry Wiggin Harry Blackette Alfred Simpson Harry Simpson Edith Forrstall and Charlie Smith. The list showcases Chelsea’s public school students to watch this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Parker
George Chack
Mortimer Scolville
Lena Wiggin
Harry Wiggin
Harry Blackette
Alfred Simpson
Harry Simpson
Edith Forrstall
Charlie Smith
Charlestown Christmas Festivities and Local Notices
In Charlestown the St Mary’s Sunday school held its annual Christmas festival with bags of candy pictures and holiday cards for the children. Gifts were distributed by Rev Father Allison and school leaders received gold watches. Also noted: Odd Fellows installation at Hall and a Cadets party with music by Holbrock’s orchestra. Mentions a St Francis de Sales Y M C T A event and a reunion of Sunday school teachers. Calls to subsidize transfer checks by West End Railway and notes on E Z club activities. Bunker Hill region covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Sunday School
Father Allison
Frank Mahoney
Alice Powers
Holbrock
James I. Roe
Boston Postoffice Clerks’ Associaation
St Francis de Sales Y. M.C. T. A
Charlies E. Parker
Charlestown Cadets
Woburn Phalanx
St. Francis da Sales
Monument Hall
McCabe
Little Mabel Hovt
Bunker Hill Street
Henry B. Leighton Camp
Sons of Veterans of Somerville
Grand Army Hall
Gilman Square
West End Railway Company
Winter Hill
Highland Avenue
Pollard Squire
Charlestown Neck
Somerville
Charlestown
Boston
Somervile
Jack Denny
Easy Club
New York
E. Z
S. Bunker Hilt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suffolk, Is
Thuomphon, J
Equity
Mason
C. J
Sarah B. Wright
L. C
Wright
Oo EL Fiske
F. Ranney
Sadie
A. Knights
Order of the Rainbow
John C. Burke
Lowell
Bisnop
Odd Fellow Field
Somervilles
LARCE
Thomas F Drummon
Eighth St
R. E. Penningrton
Gold St
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth St
Jods Devaner
Seip
Joe Finnemore
Wesley St
Patrick Moran
Ward St
Walter Hogan
Eighth ‘St. Rhee
R. J. Harvey
Silver St. Sree
Ceca Amlege
John T. Geason
Second St
W. T. Frisbee
Silverst
Wm. F. Gormin
Dorchester St
Joseph F. Wolo Aoe
Patrick J. Curley,Jr
Herry J. Rocket
Rone Ter Stone
A. Scragger Goodrie
D. H. Wilkinson
A. A. Robinson
Edwin G. Walker
J. H. Cronin
J. Haley
Ok F. McGrath
Dorchester Ste
Newall
J. Sears Maginnis
Broadwam
Dohn J. Mackay UR
A. T. Stevens
Lexington St
Edward Holland
Cor. Pope
Henry Pero
Maverick
W. J. Downey
Marlboro St
E. R. Greene
Decatur St
Charles A. Steiner
Havre St
George Chisholm
Porter St. Ze
FE. L. Cameron
Bremen St
George R. Barns
A. W. Guptill
Chelsea St
E.B
Ee Oper
Albert J. Dudley
Fee Asa Son Een
Miss Ella Johnston
Sumner St
Chgiaga
Scs
William A. McCarthy
Decatur
W. H. Braly
Summer St
Alexander MacCabe
Havre eScot
Marcus M. Merritt
Tom Devlin
Bremen St. Louis
Chisholm
G. E. Dunbar
Shurtleff
C. J. Flynn
Border St
Patrick McQuigin
John McQuade
G. W. Stevens
Lexington
Charles H. Pratt
George H. Melick
Prospect St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
J.M. Fitzgerald
Grants Court
Thomas J. McCarthy
J. J. Murray
Pleasant St
Dimcd
Bumboy
C. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn St
M. A Kerns
Walker Ave
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
John H. Amann
George W. Wilsons
John R. Sinclair
Derby St
Drince't
Millet
Joseph T. Madden
M. J. Tierney
Mouton St
J. F. Gibbons
Warren St
J. W. Corbett
E. W. Osborn
Porter St
J. J. Selig
Brighton St
Thomas F. Meehan
Harry Bookings
Chaplan St
John D. McRae
Cameron St
Peter Baker
Lands
W. D. Thomas
M H. Os
William Tayor
Edward A. Fagan
Edward Anderson
James J. Fitzgerald
James Pitt
Cambridge St
John Bergin
Amory St
Eae Enh Wilkins
Antrim ‘St. Veigin
Ee E. Colbert
Windsor St
Peeeee- Dake Thomas Ayers
Fifth St
Frank R. Stevens
Peter
McKay
Tremont
Samuel W. Joel
Loovatson St
Agech
Howard
North Ave
Michael O’leary
Putnam Ave
Andrew Dwyer
Charles St
MAC
Normogie
Franklin St
Fred E. Thing
Winsor
William J. Rogers
Murdock
TA. Tite
Ponnial
Ik Venccae
B.S. Stone
J. Lewis Howe
Henry J. Crowley
Ee Thomas
Myles
W. Webster
Austin St
Ed. Howlett
Upton Me
H. M. Holman
R.S. Redding
Thomas Hughes
Rice St
COLT
Joseph Donnelly
Myers
Goltiuwait
I. HH. Ewards
John P. Williams
Ronald McLeod
Beaner
William Mitek
Mets
Uae
E. Porter
Een Winter
Front St
Dunky Conant
Chelseas
Shurtleff School
Iere
Bunker Hill
Lottie Powell
Kirke Brayton
Jack Felt
Katie Berry
Arthur Smith
Oscar Devery
Charlie Olsen
Nellie Fitzpatrick
Lillian Crogan
George Whittle
Sunengih
Vitaly
Thes Suence
W.h.parker
M.D
Bulfindist
Peabody Medical Institute
Natioal Medical Association
Esay
Iran
Parker
England
Consult
Prica
Madrid
Ghemigal CO
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Weeks & Potter
George C. Goodwin
Hanover Street
YON Mohl CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
Orpulerc
Tibbet
Rann
Avroman
Secents Prey Gang
Federal
P. Morris
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