Appeal in patent case over cannon fire cracker improvement
Cornelius E. Masten appeals a Massachusetts circuit court ruling dismissing his bill in equity for alleged patent infringement. The case relates to an improvement upon cannon fire crackers. Arguments by Morgan Richardson for the appellant and Magnadier Beach for the appellees. Case to be called. 386-Warren vs. United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
First Circuit
Coit
Nelson and Wess
Cornelius E. Masten
Edmund
Hunt
Circuit Court For
Massachusetts
C. C. Morgan
J. 8
J. E. Magnadier
S Beach
Appellees
Warren
United States
Carpenter J Blair Camera Company vs Roby et al injunction suit
United States Circuit Court on January 19 reports the bill in equity by Carpenter J Blair Camera Company seeking a perpetual injunction against alleged infringement of patent No 159537 granted to Stewart L Bergstresser for plate holders for photographic apparatus. Bill dismissed with costs. J L S Roberts for complainant E H Brown for respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Extradition and suit actions up to January court day
United States District Court reports a Narcisse Dupont extradition petition denied after alibi, with railway official Skeffington and defense counsel noted. Supreme Judicial Court decisions include Woodbury Co. v Post on indemnity for derrick damages at the new Public Library. various equity and case entries listed with judges and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Narcisse Dupont
Skeffington
Intercolonial Railway of Canada
Narcisse
Fraserville
Que
A. N. Russell
E. A. Dubuque
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Woodbury & Co
Post
J. Lowell, Jr
S. H. Smith
M. Storey
J. L. Thorndike
Northampton
Connecticut River Railroad
Irwin Spaulding
Hammond & Strickland
G. D. Robinson
W. G. Bassett
Case
Minot, Jr
W.H. Leonard
C. M. Hanson
Felix Rackemann
Bakey
Hall
Dary
Admx
Kane
Bullard
Expr
V. Moore
Dennett
Codman
Patch
Superior Court Sessions Report from Boston Chelsea 1891
Suffolk Is Superior Court notes first session verdicts in tort actions including Poole vs Benson for stock and fixtures loss at Chelsea grocery store and Tilden vs Foster for medical malpractice damages. Second session lists dozens of civil actions with verdicts and recoveries. third session includes Emerson v Luce contract suit for $1083 and Marginski v city of Boston tort for $4000 damages with a sidewalk collapse incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Thompson
J. K. Poole
John F. Benson
Chelsea
P. B. Kiernan
Jackson Locke
Lydia Tilden
Ed J. Foster
J.A. O’keefe
H. W. Bragg
Belt
Globe Newspaper Co
Nay
Fall
White
Fitchburg R.R
Whittemore
Peakes
Moore
Bassett
Slattery
Boston
Pigott
Connors
Young
Bost
Prov
R.R
Whitall
Riley
Gorely
West End
Peard
More
Hamilton
Logan
Richardson
John McCarthy
Michael Donnelson
W. E. Cassidy
H. F. Naphen
Maurice Gilbert
West End Railroad Company
Carver & Blodgett
M. F. Dickingon, Jr
W. K. Sprout
Crowley
Boston & Me
Hammond
McIntyre
Downing
W. C. Waitt
Celeste Magnani
J. B. Parma
P. Daly
C. P. Sullivan
Jacob Cohen
Isador Simonds
J. H. Blanchard
P. B Kiernan
Jonas Marginski
City of
Porter Street
Trials and Dockets of Court Cases in Boston Area
A long ledger of cases, names and docket numbers from the Boston Superior Court and Middlesex sessions appear, listing plaintiffs and defendants such as Pratt, Proctor, Dolliver, and various v. Boston or town entities, with notes on actions of contract, tort, and equity. The document references trial dates, motions, and scheduling details across numerous entries, including jury and master requests, and mentions the hinge cases and clients involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Pratt
W. Proctor
Barbier
Boston
Gee
Robinson
Howland
Holt
Same
Town of
Maynard
Newton
Flood
McGrail
Wood
Foran
Employers’ Liability Assur. Corp
Howard
Griffin
Seager
Flagler
Leach
Concord & Montreal RR
Tabor
Stimpson
Dorgan
Tide Water Oil Co
Joyce
McDonald
Maloney
Morse
Prospect Hill station cited for dirty interiors at Boston & Maine
Somerville readers note beauty in exterior hides a foul interior at Prospect Hill station. Tobacco juice stains doors and seats, toilets are neglected, and supervision appears lacking. Coasting on Walnut street remains popular with families enjoying a steep incline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hill
Boston & Maine Railroad
Walnut Street
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Somerville's brightest scholars named at Lincoln School
Ten top students are listed including Maud Phinney Maud Tousey Frank Cleveland Florence Young Louise Hunter Homer Cutler Clara Whitter Edith Dodge Charles Munger and Fred Jones Tomorrow's Post will publish ten of Somerville's heaviest men Watch for this in the next issue and tell your friends about the feature
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Lincoln School
Maud Phinney
Maud Tousey
Frank Cleveland
Florence Young
Louise Hunter
Homer Cutler
Clara Whitter
Edith Dodge
Charles Munger
Fred Jones
Cambridge Police Shake Up and Club Night
Cambridge officers face new rules after Mayor Bancroft orders strict accountability and daily detailed reports on violations, fires, and accidents. Transfers move several patrolmen between stations as reporters cheer the stricter regime. Cambridgeport Cycle Club hosts a successful fancy dress ball at Union Hall with elaborate costumes, music, and a featured minstrel rehearsal planned for February 9 under Professor J Albert Shaw. The Trade Association gathers to push street railway parity among Cambridge Boston and Brookline as George B Fiske joins the Tribune staff. A public call for a pastor candidate is anticipated at First Baptist Church with Rev Blackman of Lowell as a likely recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Fifth Regiment
Peres
James P. Hall
Charles W. Priest
Fred W. Law
W. H. McMenneman
Frederick Apel
J. B. Forrestal
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Union Hall
Buffam
Charles A. Newmarch
Plummer C. Spring
W.S. Hanna
John 8. Carman
H. C. Spear
F. E. Crocker
E C. Himson
Charles A. Murray
William D. Crocker
John Hannah
A. D. Shempiff
Messrs
George Fogg
A. L. Briand
J. W. Bean
Fred C. Cook
Dr. Currie
John E. Jones
W.S. Doane
T. James
Edgar L. Bean
Harvey B. Clark
Harvard Printing Company
J. Albert Shaw
Trade Assciation
Cambridge
Boston
Brookline
Henry M. Whitney
West End
Cambridge's Heaviest Men Featured in Interesting List
The Latin School and local residents including C. B. Cresap Co J. Collier and George Roberts appear in a crowd of Cambridge's ten heaviest men. The note invites readers to watch for the forthcoming feature highlighting these individuals and their notable physiques.
Charlestown Notes From Y M C A Meetings And Local Events
The Fenelon Reading Circle met at Saint Francis de Sales Y M C A with Thomas H Cum mings speaking on Self Culture. Abraham Lincoln Camp held a military and civic hall dance at Monument Hall with ornate decorations. George H Jacobs died in Concord. funeral at Mrs Toppan's residence. The Highland Battalion 1890 banquet is set for Jan 26 at Hotel Thorndike. ex offico officers Robison, Lew, Hatton, Cavanaugh, Gallagher and Fisk noted. A Lynn and Boston railroad horse went blind staggers in City square drawing a crowd. Charlestown Cadets will meet Jan 27 at the company armory. Holbrook's Orchestra to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenelon
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. Co. T. A. and
L. Society
Monument Square
Thomas H. Cummings
Monument Hall
Abraham Lincoln
Sons of Veterans
George H. Jacobs
James Jacobs
Middlesex Hotel
Concord
A. B. Toppan
Toppan
Highland Battalion
Thorndike
Charlestown High School
Messrs. Robinson
Lew
Hatton
Cavanaugh
Gallagher
Fisk
Messrs
Robinson
City Square
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Bunker Hill Bank
Charlestown Cadets
Holbrook
Bunker
Warren School Heaviest Charlestown Residents List
An intriguing list of ten of Charlestown's heaviest residents including Herbert Tripp Archie Chick Willie Green Musetta Brown Mamie Green Charles Wood Maud Doherty Joseph Crosby Fannie Stewart Frank Mullen is published and urged to be shared with friends for notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren School
Herbert Tripp
Archie Chick
Willie Green
Musetta Brown
Mamie Green
Charles Wood
Maud Doherty
Joseph Crosby
Fannie Stewart
Frank Mullen
Charlestown
South Boston Patrols Expand As New Captain Takes Charge
A new police captain in South Boston has stationed six reserve officers at Station 6 to relieve routes needing two patrols. Assignments include Dan Manning, Fred Smith, John O’Rourke, and Herbert’s routes, with Sgt. O’Neil praising familiarity with patrol boxes. Local notes mention a new shoe store at Broadway corner, a crossing delay at Dover Street, social events at St. Augustine’s venues, and upcoming balls at Pilgrim Hall with Bishop Phillips Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Manning
Fred Smith
John O’rourke
Herbert
Broadway
First Streets
O’neil
J. J. Green
P. R. Lannon
J. F. McCarthy
New York & Boston Despatch Express Company
Boulevard
Old Colony Railroad Corporation
Dover Street
John Buckley
Dennis Collins
St. Augustine’s Cemetery
J. T. McNary
M. T. Dwyer
John Newsman
Littie Stella Boyle
Bernice Quigley
William Hall
Josie Kenny
Agnes Cullen Reardon
John Hayes
St. Augustine’s Lyceum
St. Augustine’s C. T. A. Society
Bethesda Hall
Commonwealth Yacht Club
Pilgrim Hall
Phillips Brooks
Grace Church
Adminster
J. T. White
South Boston
East Sixth Street
City Point
South Boston's Brightest Scholars Honor List
Charles Doherty Frank Price Walter Woods Thomas Daly James Daly Charles Johnson James Walsh John J Harrison John Gault Arthur Dorr noted as South Boston's heaviest men among the city’s prominent scholars and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Lincoln School
Charles Doherty
Frank Price
Walter Woods
Thomas Daly
James Daly
Charles Johnson
James Walsh
John J. Harrison
John Gault
Arthur Dorr
Dorchester News Briefs From Upham's Corner To Grove Hall
List of local items from Dorchester including Upham's Corner waiting room service, Lower Mills Baptist Church event, St Peter's Court MCOF installations, social functions at Dorchester Music Hall and Dorchester Yacht Club, sleigh rides and personal news. Mentions of John DeWitt Miller lecture Uses of Ugliness and local club activities in Dorchester and Milton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Meetinghouse Hill
Upham’s Corner
Post
Lower Mills Baptist Church
John DeWitt Miller
St. Peter’s Court
Blake Hall
Sherwood Court of
Boston
J. Capen
Mr. Goss
Catholic Union of Milton
John Broderick
P. Kelliher
Albert Henry
Thomas McMahon
T. W. Shehan
Walter Mariner
Frederick Mariner
Lenox Smith
Ed. Pierce
Blanchard
John Minot West
Glide Street
Dorchester Yacht Club
Assorting Department
Putnam Nail Works
Miss Flynn
Miss McNally
Miss Grady
Hariey
Miss Brennan
Grady
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society of the Neponset Congregational Church
Grove Hall
Dorchester’s Heaviest Men Noted for Minot School List
A list of Dorchester’s ten heaviest men includes Alice White Katie Healy Maggie Dacy Marean Hubbard Mollie Mullare Alfred Brown John Hurley James Mullare Walter Dacy and Henry Raymond. The item invites readers to tell friends to watch for this interesting development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Alice White
Katie Healy
Maggie Dacy
Marean Hubbard
Mollie Mullare
Alfred Brown
John Hurley
James Mullare
Walter Dacy
Henry Raymond
Dorchester
Massachusetts Move to Dismantle the Executive Council
A political proposal argues Massachusetts has outgrown the Executive Council and should be shelved, reflecting a push to dissolve or significantly limit the panel's role. Proponents say reforms would streamline state government and reduce layered oversight. Opponents warn of potential reduced accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Executive Council
Coupon Contest Promises Round Trip Tickets for Boston Areas
The Post runs a coupon drive offering seven distinct offers, each with two round trip tickets to allow a wife, husband or friend to travel. Five Boston sections will award tickets to the resident with the most votes by March 1, 1893. Two extra offers go to New England residents outside those sections. Vote soon for your friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
Larce
New England
How the Vote Stands in City Election Rumor List
A long, scattered OCR list shows numerous names and addresses tied to vote tallies or registration details. The fragmentary text lists residents from Worcester and nearby streets, with many individuals named alongside street addresses and partial vote counts or statuses.
Brighton notes and plans from a Boston suburb
Local items report Brighton engagements with Coyle Lee minstrel show at Warren Hall next Wednesday January 25. A petition circulates for better transit and an electric car line from Oak Square via Cambridge to Boston May 1. Questions remain whether the line enters Boston by Union Cambridge or Harvard Bridge. Brighton Avenue sees daily sleighing and turnouts around 4 PM. Police officer Henry Jenkins to host the minstrel show. Rats plague John Mack the fruit merchant. traps fail as a half bushel of corn is moved to the rats nest per superintendent Isaac Warren and observer Adolph Stropel Bracon Park
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Lou
Wonder
Coyle & Lee
Warren Hall
Newton
Brighton
Cambridge
Oak Square
Cambridge Street
Boston
Union Street
Harvard Bridge
Brighton Avenue
Henry Jenkins
Coyle and Lee
John
Brighton's Brightest Scholars List of ten notable locals
Allston School names include Jessie Murphy Blanche Herron Nellie Bevelander Albert Marston Nellie Wright Emma Stallman Amy Bacon Dominick Mullen Carl Andrews John Cullen. The notice invites friends to watch for these interesting lists of Brighton’s heaviest men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Murphy
Blanche Herron
Nellie Bevelander
Albert Marston
Nellie Wright
Emma Stallman
Amy Bacon
Dominick Mullen
Carl Andrews
John Cullen
Brighton
Reunion Planned for Chapman School Class of '92
East Boston reports a meeting called at J. G. Adams 111 Eutaw Street to organize a Chapman School class of 1892 reunion with full attendance requested. P C Kelly elected grand master workman of Knights, and a Lyceum Hall audience enjoyed The Duchess by the Chapman Club with theater cast and musicians led by Geo Lowell Tracey. The late Miss Nelly McLaughlin was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery after high mass at Most Holy Redeemer Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Adams
Eutaw Street
Chapman School
P.C. Kelly
Worman
Noddle Island Assembly
Sta
Knights
Lyceum Hall
the Duchess
Chapman Club
Symphony Orchestra
Listemang Club
Geo Lowell Tracey
Mr. Delano
Petros Lia Seersucker
Miss Walker
Julu Seersucker
Miss Morris
Lord Blazenbergie
Clark
Jack Ryder
Hahn
di Chetwyn
Martin
Robinson
Delehanty
Walter Laurier
Nelly McLaughlin
Edward McLaughlin
Holy Cross
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Father
East Boston High Scholars Named in Bright List
East Boston High School honors top scholars Nellie Splaine Jane Davidson Laura Kenison Thomas Dalton Kittie Roach Anna Harding Roy Pigeon Charles Perkins Dora Sprague Blanche Bears and ten of the citys heaviest men for notable achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Nellie Splaine
Jane Davidson
Laura Kenison
Thomas Dalton
Kittie Roach
Anna Harding
Roy Pigeon
Charles Perkins
Dora Sprague
Blanche Bears
Roxbury Evening Social Notes and Charity Events
A card party at the Norfolk House offered prizes and supper for guests. Elmwood Associates rode to Chestnut Hill for supper and dancing at Albany House after a boat sleigh excursion. St Francis de Sales choir presented Little Red Riding Hood with praised performances and Nellie Kinahan earned praise for organizing the cantata. Adelphi Whist Club hosted a dance at Armory Hall with Peters orchestra and late supper by Seiler. Roxbury events include a Paton address at Roxbury Presbyterian Church and a sick poor fundraiser at Putnam Chapel featuring Miss Whittier and Mandolin Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk House
Elmwood Associates
Chestnut Hill
Thatcher
Albany House
Little Red Riding Hood
St. Francis de Sales
Dudley Street Opera House
Mary McPhail
Red Riding Hood
M. E. Kelley
Minnie Maumand
Nellie A. Kinahan
Adelphi Whist Club
Armory Hall
Peters
Seiler
Casinos
Melrose Highlands
John G. Paton
New Hebrides
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Roxbury
Putnam Chapel
Miss Whittier
Mandolin Club
Roxsury Crossina
Roxbury's Ten Heaviest Men Draw Notable Local Figures
Lowell school lists Stephen Flanagan Richard Becket Alice Woodman Arthur Shanefuss Eugene Metzger Eleanor Whelan Isabelle White Cross Oswald Feedler Edgar McClellan Frank Biiler among Roxbury's heaviest men. Readers are urged to watch for this curious item and share with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell School
Stephen Flanagan
Richard Becket
Alice Woodman
Arthur Shanefuss
Eugene Metzger
Eleanor Whelan
Isabelle White Cross
Oswald Feedler
Edgar McClellan
Frank Biiler
Roxbury
Chelsea News and Lincoln Hall Supper Highlights and City Solicitor Fight
A complimentary supper for the citizens corps was held in Lincoln Hall hosted by Company H M V M. St Luke’s Church women served a supper to the choir in church parlors. Notable attendees included E P Connor Alfred B Mulls J T Ingalls A H Mills J C Peebles Louis W Coles John H Woodman Edward Challis Daniel Bowen Albert G Whittaker Albert B Powers Edward B Powers J T Meadows. The city solicitor race pits A B Champlin against Willard Howland with council support split between Gould and Howland. Eleven councilors reportedly favor Gould nine favor Howland, with a possible switch at the next meeting deciding the first ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Corps
Lincoln Hall
St. Luke’s Church
E. P. Connor
Alfred B. Mulls
J. T. Ingalls
A. H. Mills
J.C. Peebles
Louis W. Coles
John H. Woodman
Edward Challis
Daniel Bowen
Mr. Gould
Farnsworth
Woodman
Baker Putnam
Batson
Pinkipski
Camrell
Butterfield
French
C. P. Long
E. E. King
Mr. Howland
C. H. Long
Smith
Roberts
Aoe
Hoag
Webber
Sieuman
Lewis
Oak
Gould
Goula
Fereyman
Chelsea’s brightest scholars and Chelsea’s heaviest men
Nine top scholars at Shurtleff School are named Robert Bakeman John Gowdy Brown Smith Lyman Sutton Henry McCormick Lena McCormick Bessie Buchanan Nellie Caddigan Edith Bush. The item invites readers to watch for this interesting feature about Chelsea’s notable residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shurtleff School
James Daly
Robert Bakeman
John Gowdy
Brown Smith
Lyman Sutton
Henry McCormick
Lena McCormick
Bessie Buchanan
Nellie Caddigan
Edith Bush
Chelsea
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Dunbaarr
J. E. Cotter Et al
R. E. Wilson
O. A. Marden
I. R. Clark
James S. Bacon
Jacob E Cotton
G. W. Norris
Rogers
Duncan
Atlantic Works
Tug Glide
Hurley
Hyams
Prescott
Turnbull
Dale
Equity
Mason
J. Henrietta M. White
Nathan Matthews, Sr
White House
Commonwealth Avenue
C. G. Fall
A. F. Hayden
G. O. Shattuck
F. W. Kittredge
C. A. Packard
J. J. Greene
E. I. Smith
M. Coggan
Florence E. Holt
John M. Noyes
William S. Schofield
John D. Long
William B. Stevens
Montgomery
Duff
Foster
Levy
Quinn
Boorum Et al
Raymond
Frail
Greenwood
Murray
Clements
Demming
Ross
Sheldon
Campbell
Nonantum Worsted Co
Hennessey
Cunningham
T Rt
Stanchfield
Butler
Wallace
Black
Flynn
C. B. Cresap. Co
J. Collier
George Roberts
George Shuman
Ralph S. Davis
Ella Wheeler
Edith Taylor
Miriam Pitton
Fannie Rogers
Mabel Vaughan
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
W. Fleming
Field St
G. W. Trout
Lennox St
Dal William Hayward
A. Downey
Penryth
Cute
C. M. Houghton
Westford St
T. B. Cunniff
Regent St
Harvest
L. Stirkey
Pynchon
Jack Jacobs
Kendall St
A. B. Fernekees
Winthrop St
Charles M. Dorothy
A. Ee
Max Lagerson
Goldsmith
Hammond St
Frank Walsh
Summer Pl
James P. Fox
Whitney St
M. Tenney
Dartmouth St
M. J. Driscoll
Hamburg St
Esther W. Taylor
Toe Bog
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Albert E. Hurd
Bower St
Henry W. Kiely
Enstis St
M. H. Kenney
Gardner Ave
Edward J. Sullivan
Smithst
Albert F. Laubrick
Osta Aia Etelacavel
Ease
Powouw
Ghereloro
Sir Joseph O'Connell
Fred F. Albrecht
Creighton
J. H. Sylvester
Border St
Joseph P. Egan
Grove St
Henry Pero
Maverick Bio
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E. R. Greene
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Holland
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D. McCarthy
Sumner St
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Lexington St
Joe Brosseau
Marlboro St
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Mike Lane
Beach St
Frank F. Oliver
Trenton St
C. J Albee
Prenton St
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Unahinelevere
F. L. Cameron
Louis Chisholm
Chelsea St
John T. Foley
Albert J. Dudley
Ash St
George Chisholm
Porter St
Charles A. Steiner
Havre St
William McCarthy
Soon Ae WL Braly
Alexander C. MacCabe
Fred. D. Rucker
Ash En Devas
T. A. Thompson
Congress Avenues
William St Des
George R. Burns
Thomas N. Yeomans
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Hubert
Purdy
Miss Ella Johnston
Summer ‘St
Marcus M. Merritt
Tom Devlin
Bremen
John Meaney
Bunker Hill
George H. Melick
Prospect St
J.J. Murray
Pleasant Boo
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
H. Cochrane
Belmont St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
Ds Pinch
Summer St
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn St
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
George W. Wilson
Austin St
A. Kerns
Walker Ave
J. W. Corbett
Lexington
Joseph T. Madden
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grants Court
Robert Harris
Somerville Ave
Donntas Amond
John R. Sinclair
Derby St
Arenes Albert &. Ruby
Dsi
Thomas J. McCarthy
Rares
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Deehitl
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J. J. Crowley
Gray St
Edward A. Fagan Erate
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John D. McRae
Cameron St
Harry M. Condit
Ceseces
Lund
M. J. Tierney
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Harry Brookings
Chapman St
J. F. Gibbons
Warren St
J. Coughlin
Bow
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Cambridge St
John Bersin
Amory St
Thomas Ayers
Fifth St
E. F. Wilkins
Antrim St
Frank R. Stevens
Washington St
Andrew Dwyer
Charles St
Samuel W. Joe
Watson St
Peter S. McKay
Tremont Pl
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W. Webster
Eliot
Henry J. Crowley
Thomas S. Myles
EU Howlett
Upton St
Hugo Flohr
Hasting St
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Baldeeres
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
W. B’d’y
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth St
Walter Hogan
Eighth St
Thomas F. Drummond
J. J. Ryan
Boston Ries Ee Sea
Patrick J. Curley, Jr
E. Eighth St
Joseph F. Toole Nese de Thomas Murphy
Third St
Wm. F. Gorman
Dorchester St
W. T. Frisbee
Silver St
E. W. T. Sullivan
E. Fourth St
J.J. Deveney
George H. Smith
Thomas J. Casey
John Mullen
Eddie Babb
Lst
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Dovest
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Jamesave
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Frank Hans
Gold St
Martin R. Kirby
John White
Dove St
Joe Finnemore
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R. J. Harvey
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Athens St
J. A. Sullivan
Jay St
H. W. Bryant
E. Seventh St
Frank H. Queen, Jr
John T. Gleason
Second St
Harry J. Rocket
Charles F. O’ Malley
Telegraph St
S. L. Hanronitz
E St
Francis J. Teevins
W. Sixth St
Edwin G. Walker
A. O. Bisbee
West Broadway
M. F. Sullivan
Ereeeseaearse
A. Scragger Goodrich
Samuel Packard
Henry L. D’eutremont
Peabo Wisco
Db. L. Munns
William Wall
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire St
Sallie Greenburg
Lowell St
Fred P. Lambert
Nassau St
K. J. Whitmore
Everett
Mass
W J. Dennis
Charles H. Mahoney
Hanover St
John H. Fleming
N. Margin St
Ceo4aeorse Eacee
Malcolm F. McLean
Stafford St
Edmund Phelan
Union Pl
G. M. Spare
Waltham
Albert Dean
Ames
Fred Williams
Pinckney St
W. J. Green
Lynn Sees Cease
E. P. Nicols
Bucksport
Harry Hurley
Winchester
Eeesee
George Maguire
Thatcheret
Maurice Hennon
Thatcher Wee
Allston School
Bercuax’s
FERD
Wilson Bros
Americai
Cenicheg
Expresa
Revaro Mal
Tremont Row
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