Dartmouth Alumni Banquet Celebrates Twenty-Third Reunion
Dartmouth College Alumni Association gathers over 200 members at the Revere House to toast the alma mater. President Bartlett, Professor Burnap, and members from Boston and Vermont attend as speeches praise Dartmouth’s growth, unity, and moral tone.
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Little Hanover
Revere House
Old Dartmouth
Dartmouth College Alumni Association
S. C. Bartlett
W. &. Sburnap
Burlington
Boston
Dartmouth
General Sherman
Governor Ames
Charles R. Miller
New York Times
John Boyle O'Reilly
Charles Doe
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Charles A. Young
Princeton
James W. Paterson
New Hampshire
H. J. Boardman
Massachusetts Senate
Parker
Lord
Sherman, Emerson and
Bartlett
Dartmouth College
Veazey
Henry
Stephen M. Crosby
Colege
S. C. McCaul
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John Eaton
Frank P. Goulding
H. Findson
Wright
Harvard
Union of New England Colleges
W. L. Burnap
John W. Clarke
William £. Barret
The
Advertiser
Walbridge A. Field
Mellen Chamberlain
Halsey J. Boardman
Homer T. Fuller
Elnathan E. Strom
E. ©. Carrigan
Charles Q. ‘Trrll
John H. Bid
George A. Lruce
William Brooks
Andrew Ingraham
F. P. Goulding
G. F. Williams
Exicto
Cambridge Salvationists Parade With Booth Visit
Cambridge crowds gathered for a street parade on Prospect Street to welcome Marshal Ballington Booth of New York. Booth spoke on the Army's origins and growth as singing drew wide participation. Rev. W S Alexander of North Avenue Congregational Church received a church leaders’ reception with many Cambridge pastors in attendance.
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Cambridge
North Avenue
Browning's Dramatic Genius Explored by Cooke
George Willis Cooke's second lecture on Robert Browning at the Women's Club discussed Browning as a dramatic poet who favored monologues and focused on individual feelings and thoughts. He read passages from Pippa Passes Mr Sindge the Medium and James Lee's Wife to illustrate the dramatic spirit.
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George Willis Cooke
Robert Browning
Women’s Club
Park Street
Browning
Dix. Cooke
Cooke
Pippa
Mr Atkinson scheme and Fort Hill square title clarified
Corporation Counsel L P Nettleton sends mayor a letter confirming the city holds unencumbered title to Fort Hill square also called Washington square, tracing the land's public use since early Boston history and prior 1838 opinions.
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Fort Hill Square
Corporation
Nettleton
O’brien
Edward Atkinson
Mr. Nettleton
Boston
Hugh O' Brien
Fort Hill
Washington Square
John Pickering
L. P. Nettleton
Circle
Lying-in Hospital Holds Annual Meeting and Expands
The Boston Lying-in Hospital documented a surplus from investments and donations totaling 5,630 in the year. The 20 McLean Street property was acquired and renovated, expanding facilities for matron and nurses and boosting outpatient services including a Bennet Street room for two physicians. Officers named: President Uriel H. Crocker, Vice-President James Ayer, Treasurer Otis Norcross, Secretary Rev. Henry F. Jenks. Trustees include Horace Dupee, Oliver W. Peabody, Augustus Flagg, Henry Hi. Sprague, Abbott Lawrence, William H. Baldwin.
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Corporation of the Boston Lying-in Hospital
McLean Street
Dan
Boston
Bennet Street
Uriel H. Crocker
James Ayer
M.D
Otis Norcross
Henry F. Jenks
Horace Dupee
Oliver W. Peabody
Augustus Flagg
Henry Hi. Sprague
Abbott Lawrence
William H. Baldwin
Greek Tragedy Lecture On Euripides Alkestis At Hawthorne
William Cranst on Lawton presented a six lecture course on Euripides at Hawthorne rooms yesterday afternoon. Readings from Alkestis highlighted the drama set in Phera Thessaly with mythic figures and heroic feats, followed by remarks on language realism and the play’s vivid scenes.
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Hawthorne
William Cranston Lawton
Roswell Parish
Euripides
Browning
Phera
Thessaly
Apollo
Asclepius
Zeus B
Admetos
Alkestis
Artemis
Annual Meeting of Webster Historical Society Praises Cleveland
The Webster Historical Society held its annual meeting at Parker's with about forty guests. Officers were elected including President Joshua I. Chamberlain and a large slate of vice presidents and committees. General Banks lauded Cleveland’s administration and the society honored Webster’s legacy while noting alumni from Dartmouth interrupted the event.
Obituary notices for Pitman McClellan Sturdivant and others
Benjamin Pitman of Somerville dies of lung congestion at age 60. Born in Boston in 1813 he worked in mercantile business in the Sandwich Islands for 25 years and later lived in Germany before moving to Somerville. Survived by a widow and five children. John H. McClellan dies in Dorchester at about 63, formerly of Boston and Weid Co. Miss Jessie L. Sturdivant dies at Dobbs Ferry New York at age unknown, a young artist and former secretary of the Boston Art Students Association. Funeral from Trinity Church with attendance by art school teachers and students. interment in Portland Maine.
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Benjamin Pitman
Somerville
Boston
Sandwich Islands
King Kalakaua
Germany
John H. McClellan
Dorchester
Fort Hill
McClellan
Thomas F. Weid & Co
Europe
Jessie L. Sturdivant
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Miss Sturdivant
Boston Art Students’ Association
Museum of Wine Arts
Trinity Church
Portland, Me
Illness of Mrs J T Fields in Boston
Mrs James T Fields is quite ill from pneumonia following a severe cold, contracted about a week ago. Attendants see no serious danger and say reports have been exaggerated. Miss Sarah Jewett stays with Mrs Fields and reported she is cheerful and feels little pain.
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J. T. Fields
James T. Fields
Boston
Sarah Jewett
Fulds
Twenty-Fifth Benevolent Waiters Ball at Music Hall
The Waiters' Benevolent Association held its twenty-fifth annual ball last evening in Music Hall with Governor Ames and Mayor O'Brien in attendance. Baldwin's Cadet Band performed from 8 to 9, then dancing continued late, with Mr. William F. Callahan in charge of the floor along with Mr. Patrick O'Rieley and aides.
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The
Waiters’ Benevolent Association
Music Hall
Association
Governor Ames
O’brien
Baldwin
William F. Callahan
Patrick O’rieley
Harvard Notes On Political Debate At University
Notes from Harvard describe a debate at University 16 on Republican return to power with Dickin son and Knowles for the affirmative and Bottum and Harriman for the negative. Cleveland policy and major party points were discussed amid a General debate.
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University
Dickinson
Knowles
Bottum
Harriman
Cleveland
Republcans
Conference Française
Classical Club
Sleigh Clearance Sale At Verd. F. Progen & Co
Open winter prompts buyers to Verd. F. Progen & Co clear out stock at 155 Tremont street and 14 to 22 Sudbury street. Victoria and Russian sleighs to cutters offered at reduced prices. French & Co. noted for superior sleighs, sought by discerning customers.
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Messrs. Verd. F. Progen & Co. (Limited
Tremont Street
Sudbury Street
Victoria
Messrs. French & Co
Pnost
Northern passage meaning upheld in libel over ship John H Pearson
The United States Circuit Court as to the libel by Colt J Filiberto et al. against the bark John H Pearson reverses prior rulings, allowing damages for breach of a charter clause on the northern passage. The Supreme Court remanded, and the circuit court now decrees for libellants, citing Mediterranean fruit trade usage and the vessel’s failure to follow the customary cool northern route. H W Putnam represents libellants and F Dodge represents claimants.
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United States Circuit Court
Colt
J. Filiberto
John H. Pearson
Palermo
Boston
District Court
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Gibraltar
Azores
Islands
Great Banks
H. W. Putnam
F. Dodge
Court hears collision damage case over 1886 schooner wrecks
United States District Court hears cross actions for damages from a February 4 1886 collision in Massachusetts Bay. The schooner Mabel L Phillips bound from Baltimore to Salem and the Lucy Graham bound from Weehawken to Boston collided about eighteen miles east of Minots Ledge Light in a snowing double reef breeze heavy sea. Each vessel alleges the other's negligence. Attorneys Fred Dodge and M Thomas appear for the Phillips and T Russell Jr for the Graham.
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Nelson
J. Daniel W. Wiley
Mabel L. Phillips
Jacob
B. Phillips
Lucy Graham
Phillips
Baltimore
Salem
Graham
Weehawken
Boston
Minot’s Ledge Light
Massachusetts Bay
Supreme Judicial Court session lists cases heard
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth met. Justices Morton Devens Holmes and Knowlton Jr presided. Cases 1781 Needham vs Morton et al finished. 1788 Littlefield vs Boston Albany railroad argued. 1808 Goodnow vs Emery Mills argued. 1810 Granger vs Boston Albany railroad discussed. 1811 Chipman vs same unfinished. References to several related dockets and cross references listed.
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Supreme Judicial Court For
the Commonwealth
Morton
J., Devens, Holmes and Knowlton, Jr
Inhabitants of
Needham
Charles W. Morton
F. D. Ely
C. A. Mackintosh
Armine W. Littlefield
Bosto & Albany Railroad
Parker & Thorp
Samuel Hoar
John M. Goodnow
Court Records Highlight Early Mass Case Hearings
Suffolk Superior Court session excerpts reveal jury verdicts and proceedings across multiple cases. Notable items include Cyrus E. Haldeman vs Edward H Goit with a $6970 verdict and questions on a stock contract, a furniture damage suit, an assault injury claim aboard the Bermuda schooner Charles E Morrison, and a wrongful death action against Boston and Lowell Railroad with $1650 awarded to the plaintiff widow.
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Cyrus E. Haldeman
Edward H. Goit
Viaintiff
William Gaston
John M. Way
W. Burdett
C. A. Snow
Benjamin E. Chandler
Charles E. Osgood
Washington Street
C.P. Govely
C W. Bartlett
Peter Leito
Collin Smith
Bermuda
Charles E. Morrison
Harvey N. Shepard
E. P. Carver
Nana K. Chase
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Thaddeus B. Chase
Canaan
N. H
K. C. Mouton
A. Loring
A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
Court Docket of Tort Actions and Schedules of Cases
A list of civil actions including Burns v Roxbury Gas Light Co and various docket entries. Names defendants and plaintiffs, dates of incidents in 1886, and trial statuses with pro forma verdicts and on trial designations. The record enumerates numerous case numbers and opposing parties such as Burnham, Allen, Jones, Beebe, Swallow, Hennessy, Brown, Bergmany, Sturtevant, Fales, Market Nat Bank, Tompson, Ring, Williams, Paul, Lawlor, Ellis, Lambert, Finn, Askenasy, Jacobs, McPhee, Campbell, Kendall, Loring, Harrington and others.
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Aca French
F. W. Rogers
Frank Paul
Lamont G. Burnham
Roxbury Gas Light Company
Roxbury Canal
C.F. Jenney
William Gaston
C. L. B. Whitney
Burnham
Rox
Allen Vy. Wyman. Light Co
Jones
Cavanagh
Beebe
Blackwell
Swallow
Sullivan
Hennessy
Farmer
Brown
Strain
Bergmany, Hodgdon
Sturtevant
Guild
Fales
Moore
Market Nat. Bank Y
Tompson
Superior Court cases from Essex County and others
Jan. 18 session reports tort actions with Lufkin vs Peabody and Shackley vs Hoyt. Lufkin seeks damages for a Wallis street fall. defence denies defect. Mason v Foster and Lloyd v Taber listed. Boston and Maine Railroad referenced in Southwick v Ware. Names include Lizzie E. Lufkin, Everett A. Shackley, and counsel.
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Essex County
Thompson
Lufkin
Peabody
Lizzie E. Lufkin
Wallis Street
C. A. Benjamin
Henry Wardwell
Shackley
Blaze versus City of Boston evidence closed in Middlesex court
Trial in Middlesex Superior Court presided by Chief Justice Brigham closed evidence in Blaze versus City of Boston. Jury sent to view scene as plaintiff and defendant counsel argues damages and liability while a separate tort action against the Town of Stoneham proceeds on another docket.
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Amelia Greenwood
City of
Boston
Tremont Street
J. B. Goodrich
T. M. Babson
Nora Burke
Thomas Rabbitt
Henry B. Hill
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Brigham
C. J
M. A. Blaisdell
W. A. Nason
Joseph A. Graves
Town of
Stoneham
Minot Street
A. V. Lynde
W. B. Stevens
Reed
Stebbins
Townsend
Norfolk Superior Court Docket Highlights Jan 18
Norfolk County session lists multiple cases including Horace W. Mann vs John D. Emmons for wrongful arrest with a $21 verdict, Chester Snow vs John B. Alley for alleged conversion of 150 postal telegraph bonds, and Buckley vs City of Boston among others. Proceedings note trials ongoing and counsel listed for several parties.
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Horace W. Mann
John D. Emmons
Rooney
Walpole
J. E. Cotter
T. E. Grover
Chester Snow
John B. Alley
Barnstable
G. O. Shattuck
H. P. Harriman
R. G. Ingersoll
New York
H. M. Knowlton
City Notes and Local Meetings Nurture Arts and Governance
Postmaster Corse departed for Washington on department business. Lowell Manufacturing reelected its current officers. A $9500 check drawn on Massachusetts National Bank to W S Lawson & Co. was lost. payment stopped. New England Public School Music Teachers meet next Saturday at 2 30 p m in Sleeper Hall with a 100 voice chorus and talks. Memorial volume on General Paine and Designer Burgess issued. 100 copies bought by five members. Morocco bindings ordered for 25 more. Haldeman Goff suit to seek new trial after conflicting evidence. Channing Hall program on Commandments by Miss Lucy Wheelock. Union Hall concert highlights include Miss Blake, Miss Dow, Mrs Preston, Miss Damon, Mrs Dimmie Cheever, and Mr Bond. Mr Thomas praised for humor. Collector Saitonstall changes at the custom house per Treasury directions. King’s salary preserved, cost shifted from King to Cook. Durgin to lecture on Hygiene at the Young Men’s Christian Union Friday night.
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Corse
Washington
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Jackson & Curtis
Massachusetts National Bank
W. S. Lawson & Co
New England Public School Music Teachers’ Association
Sleeper Hall
New England Conservatory of Music
Franklin Square
Judas Maccabeus
Handel
John B. Clarke
Chelsea High School
General Paine
Burgess
Morocco
Mr. Burgess
Channing Hall
Lucy Wheelock
Union Hall
J. H. Long
John Thomas
Howard M. Dow
Gertrude H. Blake
Lillian E. Dow
Fannie Preston
Geraldine Damon
Dimmie Cheever
Fred G. Bond
Thomas
Dow
Saitonstall
Custom House
Secretary of the Treasury
C.F. King
A. C. N. Cook
Mr. King
City officials update on winter costs and projects
The mayor conferred with department heads. Street work for snow removal has cost $6000 to date, versus $25000 last year. Plans include a new $750,000 water basin over five years and a $1,000,000 street drainage project.
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McDonald
Perkins
Stony Brook
Rockwell
Ferry
Whitney
Boston
Dore
Moran Woman Arrested on Arson Charge
Special Officers Lynch and Shields arrested Mrs. Mary Moran on arson charges. She lived at 80 Division Street in the South End, with the residence catching fire three times on Saturday. Authorities say circumstances point to her as the possible culprit and she will have a chance to explain.
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Lynch
Shields
Mirs
Mary Moran
Boston YMCA Book Reception Promises Notable Attendance
A book reception at the Boston Young Men's Christian Association this evening anticipates strong interest with many books donated to the library. Prominent social and literary figures have requested reserved seats for Mr Cable's discussion on Fiction.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Cable
Sleighs Stock Clearout In Victoria Russian and Canadian Styles
A local dealer announces a clearance sale of their entire sleigh stock including modern and old comfort models and driving sleighs in Victoria Russian Canadian and other popular styles with immediate sale promised. Inspection and price comparison invited.
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Victoria
New England Trust Company elects officers at annual meeting
At the annual meeting yesterday William Endicott Jr is elected president of the New England Trust Company with a list of vice presidents and directors named including Charles H Dalton Henry A Whitney and Charles F Choate. Other companies announce director selections and the Nanmieng Steam Cotton Company Salem reports officers and a production total of 6 149 503 pounds or 17 882 155 yards of cloth for the year.
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New England Trust Company
William Endicott, Jr
Charles H. Dalton
Henry A. Whitney
Charles F. Choate
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Amos W. Stetson
Charles A. Cotting
J. Lewis Stackpole
James J. Storrow
Jacob Edwards
Edmund Dwight
John I. Anderson
Alexander Cochrane
Nathaniel Thayer
Frederick L. Ames
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Franklin Haven, Jr
Robert Codman
Henry C. Weston
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Francis Cabot
Henry F. Coe
Charles QO. Fairbanks
Joseph Healy
William B. Whiting
William H. Kent
John C. Palfrey
Benjamin Phipps
Eugene H. Sampson
B. Rodman Weld
George W. Wheelwright
Mortimer B. Mason
N. G. Symonds
Francis Cox
J. L. Bremmer
W. C. Endicott
C. H. Miller
J. D. Parker
Peabody
David Pingree
H.D. Sullivan
Grant Walker
Tufts College Notes on Class Day Arrangements
The senior class names the committee of arrangements for class day with members from Zeta Psi Theta Delta Chi Delta Upsilon the non-society element and the divinity school The class photographer committee is also named Several new students enter the divinity school to prepare for specialized work and two Chinese students plan missionary service in their homeland prompting calls for larger theological department accommodations by the faculty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Cambridge
Zeta Psi
George A. Bailey
Theta Delta Chi
Lewis D. Coburn
Delta Upsilon
Charles E. Adams
Thomas C. Marvin
Divinity School
Frederick H. Swift
George W. Raymond
Henry F. Robertson
Charles Y. Sing
Jee Bow
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Salvationists
MR. Atkinson
Webster Historical Society
General Banks
Parker’s
Celtin Hotel
Dan’l Webster
Patrick
Misther Webster
Webster Historical Sociey
Henchman
Nathaniel W. Ladd
A. A. Miner
Masterbirde
Russell Bradford
Hyde
Joshua I. Chamberlain
Maine
Alexander I. Rice
Massachusetts
George I. Edmunds
Vermont
Noah Porter
Connecticut
Henry Howard
Rhode Island
Gorge W. Nesmith
James G. Blaine
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
William M. Evarts
Joseph B. Young
Iowa
Horace Noyes
West Virginia
James H. Campbell
Pennsylvania
William H. Baker
New Mexico
Charles M. Blake
California
Stephen M. Allen
Julius H. Ward
W.A. Mowry
William B. Wood
Alexander H. Rice
Francis M. Boutwell
R. B. Talmage
Master Hyde
George H. Yorkstall
N. P. Banks
Dr. Miner
Gleason
Commonwealth
Webster
United States
Otis Tutts
of Loristol
Mr. Webster
Benjamin R. Curtis
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Webster Regiment
George Kimball
Fletcher Webster
North
Miner
United States District Court
Suffolk County
Mason, J
Liseiwhn
Fitch
Dassy
Keliohorie Barnard
McLaughdin
Ceccon
Pierce
Lawrence
Alexander
Kaiser
Frever
Murray
Cook
Harrington
Devlin
Tower
Tewkesbury
Stowe
Burril
Blume
Shaw
Lewis
Bradlee
White
Fee
Mel
Ean
Emroe
Wilson
Knapp
Barker, J
Leitas
Smith
Snow
Bonney v. Journal
Newspaper Co
Measures
Same
Sanborn
Mahoney
Fuchigou
Ryan
Sargent
Ostood
Martin
Howard
Turner
Treeman
Barnes
Monrde
Boynton
Wiske
Kelleher
Wheeler
Lane
May
Hall
Raymond
Gurney
Walbourne
Balcom
Weakefiead R. Co
Wellington
Robinson
Yower
Ran Deny
Moseay
Hi Tsail
Blac
Fe Flay
Denison Raion Mfg
V. Breck
Stockiveldge v
Will
Arburetta Co
Partridge
Miner v. Locke
Driscoll
Chesley
Downing
Hartin
Alphea Y. Reardon
Kellogg
Newton
Starrett
Mullen
Ltrothingham Vy. Wacdieeigh
Hiefler
Creasy
M. Co
BO & LL. RR
Plunkett Vy
Town Five
Ct. Sav. Bk
Cece
Walters
Shute
Herbert
Bacon
Stephani
Rogers
Child
Kearse
McDowell
Hussey Binns Co
Cochnover
Craty
Fouge Vy. Cent. Vt
Healy
Hill
Folaom
Litchfield
Blackstone N
Rank
Btackpole
Dickersman
O’ Donnell
Clark
Farnsworth
Glidden
Schoen
de Beer
N. E. Wat. Met. Co
Nantucket RR
Carter
Babcock
Burke Vy. Leavitt
Hammond
Norfolk County
Pitman, J
Chilson
Darling
Capen
Mefiernan
Fallon
Howey
Camberlain
Buckley
Lee
James
Pratt
Terry
Cutter
Samuel HW. Durgin
Boston Board of Health
Young Men’s Christian Union
Mlk and
Crean
Bosworth Street
Oak Grove Farm
Mass
John L. W
Stevenson
Faneuli Hall Square
Henry F. Miller
Miller Hall
Tremont St
Boston Agsse’tion
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
B. Tobey
Ford
Scone
American Allotment Association
Vanornum & Southwick
John P. Leary
Main Street
Worcester
Maas
Boston A Post
Austin's Dog Bread
Auwstiin & Graves, We
Commercial Street
Chas.s. Bly
Pearl ST
W.P. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Boston Linen
Hoston Bond
Samuel Ward
Devonshire St
Health Food CO
New England
Tremont
Very & CQ
Pittsst
Very
Novelty Machine Works
Evansville
Ind
Henry Rosewald
Columbia Street
Francis E. Balch
Faneuil House
Brighton
Julius Stone
A. D. Leavitt
Winter Street
Benjamin Rockwell
Carpenter and Builder
Learned Street
J. C. Jewett & Co
Laconia
Tufts College Notes
San Francisco
Cal
Louwy
Ewes
Best & Belcher
Bodie
Seccuse Chollar
Gen. Cab. de
Crown Point
Eureka
OY Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Moxicad
Oessiwe Etc
Potosi
Nevada Queen
North Belle Isle
Albany
H Feary
J Feary & Son
Alientown
Penn
A Klaas
Farr, Haas & Co
Eee
HA Wolf
Stone
Goff & Co
Chambersburg
Austin
Dyson & Co
Mantonya
Mantonya & Co
A. Clinton
Columbia
Penn-S
Cohen & Cro
Craw
Detroit
Mich
H Fyfe
H Fyfe & Co
Grand Rapids
R Mayhew
Amn
Harrisburg
George W Meily
Richardson
Richardson. Co
Kansas City
P Moores
Moores &On
H Dowing
Dowing & Olney
Quincy
B Bowen
Markley & Bowen
L Murr
Kutz & Murr
St Louis
J Rank
Adler, Frank & Co
Selina
Ala
Obendor
Obendorf & Ullman
Cannon
Cannon & Long
Trenton
J K Ashton
U S. Traverse City
B Atwood
Hannah and Lay Mercantile Company
Wheeling
E Vance
T E McCoy
Vance-Huges Shoe Company
Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Paris
W. Baker & CO
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