SONS OF DARTMOUTH Honors for Late E C Carrigan Dinner
The annual Dartmouth Alumni Dinner in Boston at Young's Hotel marked the twenty fourth gathering. Ed ward C Carrigan secret ary of the association was remembered with a floral tribute and an empty chair. Distinguished speakers from Dartmouth and Boston University reflected on the college and its future.
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Association of
Dartmouth
Boston
Young
Sons of Hanover
Edward ©. Carrigan
Association
Eec
Carrigan
Charles F. Richardson
John Ordronaux
Harvard
Boston University
Henry M. Field
Adam
Eve
Townsend
Richardson
Hanover
New Hampshire
Old College
New England
Danmouth
Ordronaux
Mellen Chamberlain
A. A. Ranney
George Fred Williams
Edward C. Carrigan
Edward C. Cardigan
Dartmouth College
D. B. Richardson
Ones
Allege
Dartmouth Alumni Heal Ties at Annual Meeting
A robust gathering featured speakers including F. W. Choate and Dr. Edward Cowles as alumni expressed support for a prospective Dartmouth College officer. Walbridge A. Field chaired the meeting where officers for the coming year were elected, with Field as president and Proctor and Tirrell in key roles.
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Dartmouth College
F. W. Choate
Edward Cowles
Samuel L. Powers
Ira A. Abbott
John Hopkins
Chandler Scientific School
Walbridge A. Field
Assoiation
Halsey J. Boardman
James 3. Richardson
E. E. Strong
William E. Barrett
Thomas W. Proctor
Charles Q. Tirrell
Davis Foster
H. C. Bliss
Benjamin Tenney
Summer School for Girls at Lake Quinapaug Camp
Worcester announces a new girls camp to accompany the existing boys program at Lake Quinsigamond. Thanks to Thomas H. Dodge, the society will use land on the Shrewsbury side to host two simultaneous camps offering outdoor study and science, expanding the summer outing.
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Worcester
Conservatory of Music Hosts Legislature Reception and Concert
The New England Conservatory of Music in Franklin Square held a reception and concert last evening for about 200 members of the Great and General Court. Trustees seek a $300,000 appropriation to erase debt and achieve balance. The event featured a program by students and a tour of the facilities, with the Governor present.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Franklin Square
E. Tourjee
Great and General Court
Conservatory
Commonwealth
Finance Committee
Thas
States
Canada
Best
Mendelssohn
J. Wallace Goodrich
Lynn Nahant electric railroad plan forms stockholders
An effort to unite Lynn and Nahant by an electric railroad is underway with articles of association signed and 50000 dollars of capital stock subscribed. Directors include H S Johnson and D J Lord among others, with proposed routes along Nahant road to Lynn Harbor and a potential steamboat link to Boston. Banckman case proceeds. Governor Ames appoints John W. Berry as District Court judge.
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Lynn
Spadau.j
Lynn and
Nahant
H. 8. Johnson
D. J. Lord
F. H. Johnson
John G. B. Adams
C. A. Coffin
W. A. Bolana
Adam R. Searle
Nahant Road
Lynn Harbor
Nahant Street Railway Company
Boston
Lymn & Boston Railroad
Oe Davis
Henry A. Pevear
Joseph N. Smith
George J. Carr
H. S. Johnson
W. A. Boland
LU. S. Johnson
B. F. Spinney
George W. Williams
Benjamin F. Beach, Jr
Francis N. Breed
C. A. Cottin
Mr. Berry
Harvard Law School
Berry
City Notes: Local Officials and Incidents Reported
The Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company elected directors at its annual meeting. The Marine Biological Laboratory held its annual meeting with a new board of trustees elected. Lieutenant William B. Daly of police headquarters returned from Richmond on leave and is in a dangerous condition. James Coleman, 70, slipped on Mt. Vernon avenue and injured his ankle. Captain Atkin of the Cunard steamship Catalonia comments on rescuing shipwreck survivors. Bishop J H Vincent to be honored at a Chautauqua banquet at the New England Conservatory with speeches by notable doctors and alumni.
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Marine Biological Laboratory
Boston Society of Natural History
Alpheus Hyatt
Professor A. Hyatt
Florence M. Cushing
J. 8. Fay
Susan Winns
W. D. Sedgwick
Samuel Wells
A. D. Phillips
William H. Stevens
William B. Daly
Richmond
James Coleman
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Atkin
Cunard
Catalonia
Lund
J. H. Vincent
New England Conservatory
Vincent
C. ©. Creegan
J. W. Hamilton
Would-be damager Barrett shoots aboard New York train
Derelt Barrett of 1041 Park Avenue New York attempted suicide aboard a Boston & Albany train near Kneeland Street station. He was wounded in the temple and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in critical condition. Barrett claimed employment with Downing & Swift and left a note to his mother. He appeared a refined young businessman.
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de Melt Barrett
Park Avenue
New York
Boston & Albany
Boston
Providence
Columbus Avenue
Kneeland Street
Hubbard
Barrett
Boston Cruise Incidents Track Nicaragua Canal Security
The Boston was ordered to Livingston Guatemala to probe the imprisonment of the American consul, later released after three hours. It then went to Corn Island off Nicaragua where both Nicaragua and France avoided foreign seizure, preventing US action and preserving canal access security.
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Boston
New York
Livingston
Guatemala
Corn Island
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Canal
State Department
United States of Colombia
France
Vench
United States
Bay State Trust Chooses New Directors At Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of Bay State Trust Company the following directors were chosen F. W. Hunnewell president F. L. Ames Franklin Bevan 2 Jr Abbott Lawrence Mi Cs Cobb ieadeg N. Thayer A. Cotting J. F. Anderoy V. Hunnewell J. Coolidge Jr 8 M. Weld G. P. Gardner.
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The
Bay State Trust Company
F. W. Hunnewell
F. L. Ames
Franklin Bevan
Abbott Lawrence Mi
Cs Cobb
Ieadeg N. Thayer
A. Cotting
J. F. Anderoy
V. Hunnewell
J. Coolidge, Jr
M. Weld
G. P. Gardner
Democratic Ward Leaders Council Wedding Anniversary
The Democratic ward and city committee listed officers including President Stephen Anderson and secretary Garret J. Culhane. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gilbert of Cambridgeport celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with over 100 friends. The Steere Gwynne wedding occurred at Shepard Memorial Church with Rev. Alexander McKenzie conducting. Best man H. P. Steadman, maid of honor Annie Hazard, reception at No. 47 Brazile Street, then to Hartford for their new home.
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Stephen Anderson
Garret T. J. Culhane
J. William Mahady
W. F. Gilbert
Inman Street
Cambridgeport
Clark E. Steere
Hartford
Conn
Grace H. Gwynne
W. H. Gwynne
Minstrel Night and Fire Relief Ball in Brookline
Brookline hosted the Cycle Club exhibition at Union Hall with 36 performers including Georgie Cooper as master of ceremonies. Acts ranged from Ballou orchestra opening to 12 or more soloists, a banjo quartet, and humorous addresses about Alcohol vs. Water. the event ended at 1 am. A second event, the firemen relief fund ball at Town Hall drew about 1010 attendees with Chief Johnson managing the floor and twenty aides as twenty four dances were held.
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Brookline
Cycle Club
Union Hall
Georgie Cooper
Ballou
Butler
Langdon
Willie James
Francis Parker Logan
Crosby
King
C.§. Gooding
H. W. Carnes
National Guard
Johnson
North elected president of Somerville board of aldermen
At last night’s meeting the Somerville aldermen chose Charles L. North as president of the board. J Frank Wellington was named a two year member of the board of health. The auditor race remains deadlocked. C E Robertson was elected to the common council with a tight alderman vote between Robertson and General Douglas Frazar. The fifteenth annual ball of the Somerville Police Relief Association occurred at Bow Street Hall last evening with Melville C Parkhurst as floor director.
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Board of Aldermen
Charles L. North
J. Frank Wellington
Board of Health
C. E. Robertson
Robertson
Douglas Frazar
Somerville Police Relief Association
Bow Street Hall
Somerville
Melville C. Parkhurst
Year’s Record of the Salem Hospital Annual Meeting
The Salem Hospital corporators met to report 279 admissions with 199 free and 65 paid board. Beds used included the Boston and Maine railroad, Naumkeag Steam Cotton, and United States marine service. Receipts totaled 33336.72 with 3940.03 cash on hand and investments at 15879.64. Outpatient cases numbered 1875 medical 15657 surgical 400 dental. Old trustees were reelected.
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Salem Hospital
Salem
Srrerau
Boston & Maite Railroad
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company
United States Marine Service
Thomson-Houston Gains Control Of Waltham And Newton Line
Shareholders in the Waltham and Newton street railway have transferred all stock to representatives of the Thomson-Houston Electric Company. The move gives Thomson-Houston full control. The plan is to run fifteen minute trips on the current track, with remodeling delayed for now.
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Thomson-Houston VanTrHam
Srrcian
Waltham & Newton Street Railway
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Non-union workers escorted home as crowds threaten violence
In Beverly on January 23 crowds shout scabs at night as non union rasters return under police escort. Most carry arms and an outbreak seems possible. Salem police are alerted and prepared to respond if needed.
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Beverly
Salem
Boston Symphony Matinee for Young People Jan 30
The Boston Symphony Orchestra offers a matinee for young people on Wednesday afternoon January 30. The program features popular selections plus solos for violin and horn by C. M. Loeffler and Xaver Reiter. Tickets are on sale at Music Hall.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
C. M. Loeffler
Xaver Reiter
Music Hall
Welch Mauled by Mob at Danville in New Hampshire
A despatch to the county solicitor reports that John G. Welch, who had been hazed at Salem by "White Caps," was yesterday violently beaten and horsewhipped by a mob in Danville New Hampshire.
Coronet Theft Suspect Captured After Store Confrontation
Policeman Foss of Joy Street station nabbed one suspect in a cornet theft at 26 Portland Street as two youths attempted to sell a cornet to Thomas L. Savage for 10 dollars. Charles Snow of Halifax is tied to the case with prior theater thefts. Charles J. Davidson, 19, of 83 Green Street, aided in the incident. Snow previously stole cornet valued 60 from Charles Rhinehart and 25 from Charles Steele at the Howard Atheneum on January 11. He also took a 70 dollar cornet from John Dwyer and another from Eugene Ramsdeil at the Globe Theatre on January 16.
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Policeman Foss
Joy Street
Thomas L. Savage
Portland Street
Savage
Green Street
Charles Snow
Halifax
Howard Atheneum
Charles W. Rhinehart
Charles Steele
Globe Theatre
John Dwyer
Eugene Ramsdeil
Court cases over duties on soap and elk trade mark ruling
United States Circuit Court heard two matters. A suit seeks back duties on 1800 boxes of Italian castile soap from 1887 with weight discrepancy. a separate case features the Elk trademark dispute where Judge Colt finds infringement by Isaac H. Goldsmith and grants an injunction.
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United States Circuit Court
Charles P. Searle
Thomas H Talbot
Abraham Lichtenstein
Isaac H. Goldsmith
Judge Colt
A. Lichtenstein & Bro
Elk Cigar Factory
New York
Elk
A. Lichtenstein, Son & Co
Geo. L. Huntress
H. Pierce
Uncle Billys Testimonial Draws Big Local Crowd
Friends gathered for a testimonial honoring Uncle Billy Marshall. Hub Billiard Palace owner J. J. Murphy organized a full day of four teen inch balk line matches with Daly and Heiser. Daly scored 250 in the afternoon with Heiser at 238. Heiser won the evening 260 to 179 as crowds applauded.
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Billy” Marshall
J. J. Murphy
Hub Billiard Palace
Billy
Banquets and meetings fill Boston hotels with notable guests
The Harvard Musical Society hosted a banquet at Young's with forty members led by president S Lothrop Thorndike and a music program. The American Academy of Dental Science met at Young's with thirty five members and Dr CG Wilson presiding. The New England Drug Exchange held its annual meeting at Parker House with officers elected. Somerville Schoolmasters discussed constitutional bylaws while the Conversation Club met at Mrs Hall's Vendome rooms. Railroad Ticket Agents dined at Young's with 28 members. officer elections postponed for four weeks. Guests included numerous Boston area officials and out of town visitors at the Vendome and Parker House venues.
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Harvard Musical Society
Young’s
S. Lothrop Thorndike
American Academy of Dental Science
Young’s Hotel
CG. P. Wilson
J. R. Chadwick
Medical Library Association
New England Drug Exchange
Parker House
Hugh H. Osgood
Lee & Osgood
Norwich
Yount
T. Boynton
Boston & Albany Railroad
W. B. Rice
Rice & Hutchins
William W. Crapo
New Bedford
H. ©. Potter, Jr
East Saginaw
Mich
A. M. Hunt
New York
the Vendome
C. B. Stout
Portland
M. ©. D. Borden
J. J. Habrick
David W. van Derens
B. W. Bond
Edna Brown
Springfield
the Revere
W. Cressy
Whitefield
William Martin
Dunkirk
Samuel J. Spaulding
Newburyport
Young's Hotel
F. W. Morris
Philadelhia
J. A. Lyon
New Haven
H. Hathcock
R. CG. P. Co
Supreme Judicial Court session lists cases argued January
The Supreme Judicial Court met January 23 with Chief Justice Morton and Justices Fiera Hoymes and C Allen. Arguments proceeded on Nos 2088 1977 1978 and a sequence of unfinished and listed cases including 2090 1993 2092 2099 2100 2108 2106 2107 2109 2110 2111 2112 with various counsel appointed for plaintiffs petitioners and defendants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
C.J. Fiera
W. Allen
Hoymes
C. Allen
D. W. Starratt
James F. Mullen
E. An Bigelow
T. J. Gargan
C. H. Sprague
John C. Howe
Weymouth
John E. Sanford
William Gaston
E. C. Bumpus
R. M. Morse, Jr
H. E. Swasey
Court records show multiple civil verdicts and sessions
Superior Court proceedings list verdicts in several cases against Consolidated Railway Company and others. Notable outcomes include a $3300 verdict for the administrator of John F. Rahl, and a $52926 verdict for Albert D. Handy et al. against Joanna Tracy. Multiple dockets and adjournments across first to fourth sessions are detailed with judge and counsel names.
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Superior Court
Blopce
Richard W. Walsh
Consolidated Railway Company
John F. Rahl
Summer Street
Lincoln
T. J Gongan
T. W. Proctor
M. F. Dickinson
Mortgage on Williams & Nyman saloon furnishings disputed
A suit claims a constable seized and converted dining-room furniture and fixtures from Williams & Nyman at No 12 Union Park street, asserting title under a $100 mortgage. the defendant denies ownership. Attorneys: Hamilton for plaintiff Briges for defendant. High court entries follow.
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Williams & Nyman
Union Park Street
James A. Henry
S. K. Hamilton
B.F. Briges
Probate Court Probate Entries for Norfolk County Wills and Admins
Probate records from Norfolk County list probated wills for Richard Wright of Hyde Park and Henry Tolman of Cohasset. Appointed administrators include Charles Henry French and S Melvin Clark with bonds. several estates filed inventories and accounts including Balch trustee and Lovell administrator. Guardian appointments noted for Hyde Park minors, and inventories filed for Mary Shaughnessey and John F Coleman.
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Norfolk County
White
Richard Wright
Hyde Park
Henry Tolman
Cohasset
Charles Henry French
Charles H. French
Canton
Bond
Albert F. Davis
Mary E. Gould
S. Melvin Clark
Warren Shaw
Hannah Clark O Randolph
Ellen E. Mayo
Mary J. Eaton
Needham
Albert L. Arkerson
Winthrop
Hannah Augusta Webb
Providence
R. I
Charles Albert
Lillian M. Gould
Francis W. Balch
John Hancock
West Roxbury
John P. Lovell
Mary Sraughnessey
Weymouth
Henry J. Blaisdel
George B. Condwell
Sharon
Charles Howes
Henry J. Howes
Asubah H. Howes
John V. Beal
Peter W
Randolph
Mary Shaughnessey
John F. Coleman
Superior Court January 23 Verdicts Include Breakings and Sentences
Dunbar J Thomas Egan and Hugh McCall on probation for breaking and entering. Patrick O'Hare and Cornelius Lucker sent to Massachusetts Reformatory for similar charges. James B McCool receives stolen property sentence of three months at the house of correction. Margaret Mansur and Alfred Meredith to reformatory terms for adultery and nine months respectively. Lawrence Nolan James O'Brien alias Casey and Charles Hardy also convicted of breaking and entering with Massachusetts Reformatory sentences.
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Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar
J. Thomas Egan
Hugh McCall
Patrick O'Hare
Cornelius Lucker
Massachusetts Reformatory
James B. McCool
House of Correction
Margaret Mansur
Reformatory
Alfred Meredith
Same
Lawrence Nolan
James O’brien
Alias Casey
Charles Hardy
Exy J Arthur E Priest waives exam in $780 check case
Municipal Court records show Exy J Arthur E Priest bound over in 2000 for Superior Court after waiving examination on a forged signature check. Isa Blair faces Louisiana lottery ticket charge with continuance to Jan 30. Thomas H Smith waives examination for breaking and entering lodging house and stealing clothing worth 94 dollars, bound over in 1200 for grand jury. Civil list includes numerous case pairings such as Coyne vs Sinclair and McColgan vs City of Boston.
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Arthur E. Priest
Alley Bros. & Place
International Trust Company
Isaac Blair
Franklin EB. Bumery
Bowdoin Street
Blair
Thomas H. Smith
Margaret Burrell
Davis Street
Frederick Sawyer
Smith
Coyne
Sinclair
Goss
Hartshorp
Hartley
Superior Court Dockets Update Middlesex County Juries Rule
In Middlesex Superior Court on January 23 the jury found for tenants in Walker v Burnap. Attorneys H Wakefield and A V Lynde represented the demandant. C Meserve and W B Gale represented the tenants. The docket lists multiple cases including 2941 Mulls v Durgin and 3204 Blanchard v Silsby among others.
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Mulls
Durgin
Fosa
Howe
Murch
Robbins
Loker
B. G&a. RR
Voye
Reinhart
Blanchard
Silsby
Isaacs
Wiley
Court schedule notes jury waived cases and new trial motions
Superior Court Norfolk County Jan 23 Aldrich J reports the court is hearing jury waived cases and the Snow versus Alley motion for new trial is argued. Cases reserved for decision. Jury waived cases set for Thursday. motions for new trial and allowance of exceptions set for Friday. court will adjourn sine die on Friday.
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Superior Court
Norfolk County
Aldrich
Snow Vs. Alley
Tort actions against Lynn board over embankment negligence
Superior Court Essex County January 23. Glidden v City of Lynn and Kimball v City: damages claimed for injuries and vehicle damage from a team going over an embankment on Western avenue due to inadequate guarding. Defences deny due care. Damages $186 for Glidden $1800 for Kimball. Whalen v Mahoney: contract suit for $600 for services. defence offsets rent bill. jury deliberating. Deveraux v Boston Maine railroad: tort for injuries after being struck by baggage truck at Salem station.
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Tr. L. Evans
Deveraux
Boston, & Maine Railroad
Elizabeth L Deveraux
Salem
Brooks Lawyer Dies by Suicide in Dorchester Funeral Set
Charles J. Brooks, a Dorchester lawyer, shot himself Monday afternoon. His funeral is set for 2:30 p m today at his widow's parents home on East street Meeting House Hill. Burial will be at Mount Aubur. He reportedly had money to cover debts and left 78 shares of Portho Steam Packet Company valued at 100 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Brooks
East Street
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Mount Aubu
Brooks
John Brooks
New Yk
Notes on Tavern and County Court House Design
Boston letters discuss Willard’s county court house plan on Court Street with Alexander Parris handling exterior and interior details. The design features Grecian Doric porticos and a low lot requiring six rooms per floor, creating interior space constraints. proposal includes preserving a public square and enhancing the City Hall facade with richer architectural detail.
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Taverner
Willard
Court Street
Alexander Parris
City Hall
Griptey J. F. Bry
State Street
Boston
Newton tariff reformers plan meeting for organize
Tariff reformers in Newton invite residents to Nickerson's Hall West Newton for a 7 15 p m January 24 meeting to form a permanent committee and press for lower duties. Committee members listed include Farrow Bruce E Francis A Dawson Stephen Thacher Edwin Haskell George Exuis Howard Wilson Winkield Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Nickerson’s Hall
West Newton
Thurso
Jomn S. Farrow
Bruce RK
E. Francis A. Dawson
Stephen Thacher
Edwin B. Haskell
George H. Exuis
Howard Wilson
Winkield
Hutchinson
Committee
Prescott Held in $10,000 Bail in Embezzlement Case
John H. Prescott was arraigned in Police Court on embezzlement charges involving ward Helena A. Josselyn. Officials say embezzled sums may exceed $5,000 with hints of $7,000 or more as Prescott disposed of real estate and personal property. Bail set at $10,000 for next term in Salem Superior Court.
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Prescott
Lawrence
John H. Prescott
Helena A. Josselyn
William S. Knox
John P. Sweeney
Sweeney
Knox
Stone
Superior Court
Salem
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Sainton
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Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Frederic W. Lincoln
Solomon Lincoln
James Longley
George C. Lord
Daniel Needham
Otis Norcross
John Felt Osgood
William E. Putnam
M. Denman Ross
Nathaniel J. Rust
Henrys. Shaw
Benjamin F. Stevens
Frederick M. Stone
Gerard
Frank G. Webster
Thomas J. Whiddell
Mimeelf
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Cambridge
Democratic Organization
Cycle Minstrels’ Club
Firemen’s Ball
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Bosto. Post
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Albert D. Handy
Joanna Tracy
Patrick Tracy
Prescott Keyes
J. R. Smith
H. N. Allin
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Matthew J. Jennings
Charlestown Street
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