Charlestown Navy Yard resolutions move in General Court
In a New England assembly debate Major Td gerley of Charlestown urged opening the Charlestown Navy Yard and building ships there. Opponents like Mr. Gillespie of Boston questioned politics, but Mr. Wellesley denied it, noting national need and work for skilled mechanics. The measure passed nearly unanimously amid related finance talks on the Commonwealth flats improvement fund and lease terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdgerley
Charlestown
Charlestown Navy Yard
Gillespie
Boston
Committée On Federal Relations
Wdserley
Stassachusetts
Congress
Murray
Fitchburg
Commonwealth
Hayes
Lynn
Means
Rowell
Methuen
House Bills Reported and Petitions Received in Legislature
A list of measures reported including inland waters protections and charity appropriations. Petitions filed seek incorporation of The Tabor Academy and Lower Banking & Frust Company, a state loan for housing, liquor sale restrictions, and other bills on taxation, polling, divorce libels, epilepsy treatment, and real estate transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Rufus P. Gardner
Tabor Academy
Charles H. Hanson
Lower Banking & Frust Company
Rosanna Lockaby
Hob Chiurehv
Boston Water Trust & Investment Company
Soloman Carter
Bone
Rejan
Board of
Elevated Roads Debate in Senate Refers Bill Tabled
In the Senate Senator James Donovan moved to revive last year’s bill allowing railroads and street railway firms to use the proposed elevated roads system. Mi otios and Inowed sought a reference, but Senator Cook supported tabled action and the motion was shelved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
James Donovan
Mi Otios Ana
Stuater Cook
College for Girls in Turkey Hearing on Incorporation
The committee on foreign affairs held a hearing on the petition to incorporate as the American college for girls at Constantinople. Bowker and Mrs P A Durant spoke, arguing the college would mirror Wellesley and Vassar. Funds cited include 1000000 with contributions of 30000 from Boston area, aiming to establish a Turkish beacon for female education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College For Girls
Turrey
Aliss Sob. Bowker
P. A. Durant
American College For Girls
Constantinople
Liss Bowker
N. G. Clarke Chegan Werne
Destroi
Boston
Turkey
Wellesley
Vasser
America
Moral Education Lecture Before Ladies Physiological Institute
Dr Edward Everett Hale spoke on Moral Education before the Ladies Physiological Institute under the Moral Education Association at Wesleyan Hall. He linked schooling to character, stressing teachers shape pupils and citing figures like Arnold, Borgia and Lucretia. The address warned against authoritarian schooling and urged education to foster virtue and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Hale
Moral Education Association
Wesleyan
John Brieht
Othe Sande
University of Glasgow
Jenie Weis
God Father
Kale
Arnold Wii
Arthur Signiesy
Alexander Borgia
Pupi
Lucretia
Bentey
Cain
Grenths
Annie
Cee
Electric train signal shown on Johnston system demo
A West Exhibition demonstrated the Johnston electric train signal aboard the 2 o'clock Revere Beach Lynn train with fifty to sixty railroad and business figures. The cable system syncs lines in all cars, provides immediate engineer communication, and automatically rings bells if a break occurs. The unit has yearlong use on the Revere Beach Lynn road with no failures, followed by a Boston reception at Young's. Notables present included Railroad Commissioners Stevens and Kingsley and several industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach & Lynn
Lynn
Revere Beach & Lynn Road
Boston
Young’s
I. A. Stevens
E. W. Kingsley
J. di. Marden
Ar. R
Joseph Smith
Air Brake Department
O. C. RR
A. Tacks N
Eng Es
Paws
Railey
BN Ea
de el Sede
Actos Ree Ae Ee
Hartwell
Boneh
Smith
Tripp Manufacturing — Company
Cos
Serehant
Woah Bene Kk
Horton
Attleboro
Mass
Hi. Monks
West End Road
J. el Guidspeesd
Financial push to double fire force faces council debate
The Common Council debated Alderman Sidney Cushing's order to double the fire department force to allow alternating twelve hour shifts. The measure was sent to the fire committee as other orders moved forward on budgeting street work and library funding.
List of applicants for appraiser position eligible list
The Civil Service Minamining Board for the Custos service publishes the following list of applicants for the position of examiner in the appraiser's office who successfully passed the examination of Dec 19 1689 and are placed upon the eligible list May 25 1890. Mostearns 85 percent Warren di. Doolittle 82 percent Peek 75 percent Sid 75 percent Lyris Lath 74 percent Benjamin W. Leck 72 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Minamining Board
Nationalist Club Meeting Highlights Nationalism Talk
Last evening at 08 Boylston street a large audience attended the Nationalist Club gathering despite slick streets and threatening skies. Rev Francis Bellamy spoke on how Nationalism could bolster individuality by equalizing roles and offering vocation choices, with Miss Lelia J Robinson and Mrs H S Lake presenting remarks before and after. A petition to grant local control of gas and electric lights and power was announced and many signatures were collected for the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationalist Club
Boylston Street
George D. Avers
Francis Bellamy
Lelia J. Robinson
Second
Bellamy
Harvard Chooses New Graduate Advisory Committees
Harvard forms new graduate advisory committees for football and baseball. Baseball picks Samuel FE Winslow as chairman with Prof J W White and William Thayer as members. Football lists Prof Ames and Ian SEPTford as members. one seat remains to be filled. Princeton delegation and Harvard YMCA officers also noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Samuel FE
Winslow
J. W. White
William Thayer
Carbride
I. Ames
Law School
Ian Septford
E. Winslow
Princeton Graduate Advisory Committee
Athletic Committee
Princeton
Read
Torrey
S. van Renssalaer
ORB
Tiarvard Eta
Newsag Janel
Muile
Harvard Y.I. C A
L. H. Oots
G. Nichols
W.C. Douglas
L. Ik. Morse
New York Favored as World's Fair Location
Letter to the editor argues New York is best site for the World's Fair due to its location, access for visitors, travel to New England, and shipping savings for exhibitors. The writer urges Boston be bypassed and asks lawmakers to press Congress for New York selection. Dated Boston January 21, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
New England
Congress
Europe
Beston
Investment invitation from Franklin Malt Company
The Franklin Malt Company of Franklin Massachusetts invites seekers of a safe profitable investment to investigate its inducements. It touts small capital versus large proposed business and assured favorable dividends. Treasury stock is offered for sale at 82 Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Malt Company
Franklin, Mass
Treasury
Water Street
Plymouth County Cheers Orpheus Themed District Attorney Pick
Governor Brackett appoints A B Wentworth as district attorney for Norfolk and Plymouth counties. Plymouth Republicans praise his ability while joking about his cornet playing. Norfolk skeptics question his reputation, Harris supporters sour, Osborne camp not vocal. Appointment appears risky for Brackett in parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Norfolk
Plymouth
Plymouth County
Lana
Wentworth
Norfolk County
A.B. Wentworth
Harris
Osborne
Mr. Wentworth
Tariff Debate Set In Public Forum At Barnard Chapel
The Tariff Uniform League and Home Market Club appoint representatives to debate the resolution that duties on imports should be levied for revenue only and all tariffs for protection be abolished. Clarvey N Shepard and David Hall Rice will speak at the Social Science Club meeting in Barnard Memorial Chapel Warrenton Street on Saturday January 25 at 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tariff Uniform League
Home Market Club
Clarvey N. Shepard
David Hall Rice
Brookline
Social Science Club
Yes Wi
Barnard Memorial Chapel
Warrenton Street
Cambridge social club votes 5090 for house repair
The Cambridge social club met at Severs Hall and voted to spend 5090 to repair the newly purchased club house on 6 Quincy street. It also chose to select a club name by postal vote from Lawn, Kirkland, Colonial, Cantabrigia and Holyoke, with the latest reply determining the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Club of
Cambridge
Severs Hall
Quincy Street
Lawn
Kirkland
Colonial
Cantabrigia
Holyoke
Reveret House Dinner Quiet Comfort Ideal Venue
A quiet and comfortable place for a dinner or luncheon is the Reveret House, famed for its assured cooking and service. The establishment promises a pleasant dining experience with thoughtful hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reveret House
Home Market Club Dines at Parker's After Noon
The Home Market Club shared an after noon dining at Parker's with General F W Draper presiding in Merrick's absence due to illness. Colonel Albert Clarke argued for a new tariff based on liberal grounds while defending protection as elevating American labor. Rev Edward Fitzwilliam and Mr David Hall Rice spoke on workingmen's support for protection and the need for a home market for certain products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Market Club
Parker's
F. W. Draper
Merrick
General Draper
Tariff Reform Club
Albert Clarke
E. M. McPhearson
Mills
New England
Edward Fitzwilliaims
David Hall Rice
Notable Hotel Gatherings At Youngs And Nearby Venues
A packed evening at Young's saw the South Middlesex Unitarian Club, Boston Wholesale Grocers' Association, Quincy School Association, Commercial Tow Boat Company, New England Brewers' Association, Class of '88, and Mutual Life Insurance agents hold meetings or dinners. Presidents and officers were elected for next terms, with topics ranging from denominational loyalty to military drill and general trade discussions. Notable attendees included Archibald M. Sowe, Rev. Minot d. Savage, J. Fred Sawyer, and ex-Governor A. H. Rice, among many others, with the New York World editor Minton also at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Middlesex Unitarian Club
Young
Archibald M. Sowe
Minot d. Savage
Charles G Ames
Robert S. Morison
William H. Savage
H. G Wadlin
Walter S. Blanchard
Boston Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Parker House
Jacob P. Bates
Messrs. Slyde
Pierce
Boyd
Barker
Speere
Powers
Chambers
Aldrich
Robbins
Quincy School Association
Phorndike
J. Fred Sawyer
George 3S
Worcester
Tneo L. Kelly
Feisht
Cibord
JC Dimond J.C- Lord
Samuel B. Capen
J. A. Davis
Alfred Burke
Rieton Weekley
de Nazro
Tl. L. Sawyer
A. P. Lane
G. F. Daniels
J. F. Sayer
Royal B. Leighton
Commercial Tow Boat Company
Young's
Johna Lovett
Dudley Prave Oy Kain Woolley
Francis C. Hersey
John E. Dargan
Eugene M. Smith
James Woolley
New England Brewers’ Association
Hr. Rueter
Young’s Hotel
Charles H. Cole
W. A. Rolie
CG. A. Jones
Oi. L. Stern
H. W. Alexander
I. W. Soule
J. Atwood
G. FE. Powers
Harry B. Steubis
Boston General Agency
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Young’s
Fotel
CO. A. Hopkins
A. H. Rice
Charlton T. Lewis
Alr
W. P. Stewart
John W. Guiteau
Eimiment Statistician
Vendome
M. A Minton
The
New York World
Brunswick
C. Brewer
Milton
H. Saddler
Hol. Handy
John W. Guitean
Iir
Louis Dyer
New York
Louis W. Pratt
H. W. St. John
A. Lewis
James Say
Cleveland
EF. Collins
Chicago
J. French and Wise
Rockland
J. H. Rane
Gloucester
Youne's
J. T. Joe Bangor
J. G. Forster
Liverpool
N. D. Williamson
Trenton
Andrew Burton
Manchester
S. IL
Lute
Sioux City
D. Robinson, Jr
Loledo
E. O
Philadelphia
Yhorndike
W. E. Atwood
S. M. Conant
Chita
Pawtuecker
R. I
Nelson v Sapphire collision at sea Libel suit filed
United States District Court January 23 Nelson J presiding over a libel for damages arising from the September 17, 1889 collision between the steam yacht Sapphire and the barge George Moon towed by the Gladiator. Libellant seeks 5000 dollars. Parties blame each other for negligence as testimony closes. Orders issued for Gladiator and barge crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stetson
George Moon
Sapphire
Libellant
T. H. Russell
Dudley Aacosala
Supreme Judicial Court Docket and Oral Arguments
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth met January 23 with Justices Field Devens Allen Allen Newton and others. Attorneys for the Attorney General and Revere Copper Company appeared. The case David M Hadzdon administrator et al v Sealae was listed as unfinished with several others. On Monday the court will take up the criminal docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Field, Devens
W. Allen
C. Allen
Knewton
E Revere Copper Company
M. Morse, Jr
Rk. Grover
M. Morton, Jr
J. G. Parker
David M. Hadzdon
Matty A. Wixon
Executrix
Sealae
A. Hemenway
J. Bd. Powers
William Guston
C. A. Fales
Superior Court First Session Tort Actions and Docket
The report lists multiple cases from the Superior Court first session on Jan 23, including A M George versus P Donovan for trespass on Dlavitt Island with a verdict for the defendant. Edward G Shattuck et al versus Barrett et al on promissory notes with verdict for defendant. Otis versus Boston & Bangor Stewinship Co on a damaged colt with verdict for defendant. Bridger Maloney versus City of Boston for icy sidewalk injuries with defense and plaintiff’s counsel listed. It also outlines related docket items, attendances, and a long list of casetitles and attorneys across successive sessions and notes the court’s morning sittings policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Pitman
A. M. George
P. Donovan
Dlavitt Island
A. E. Wilson
Bren
Edward G. Shattuck
Charles RB. Barrett
Barrett
Abbott A. Jenkins
Matthew Dolan
John W. Corcoran
George J. Otis
Boston & Bangor Stewinship Company
Boston
Belfast
Seth J. Thomas
Paul West
Bridger Maloney
City of
Newton Sirved
TY. J. Gargan
P.M. Keating
J. M. Batson
Donnelly
Old Col
Barrett Sia Ms Oly RH
Collins Eos Rerson
Lee
Old Colt RR
Maloney
Waterhouse
Dane
Carroll
Ciuvisea
Wheeler
Bo& M
Levy Vy
Kent
Chantder
Amer
King
Lennon
Exp. Co
O’connell
Dona
Same
Hoc
Usis
Talis
Lane
Armstrong Ith. Iy Oe
Hackett
McDonald
Bylaws Violations and Fines in Local Court List
Court records show January 20 actions with J Jeremiah W Blodgett and John Kenny fined for bylaw violations and disturbing the peace. Annie Much charged with larceny. multiple similar cases listed including Reed McCormneck, Lygich, Murphy, and Dolan among others, with varied fines and verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
Jeremiah W. O'Connor
Annie Much
John Kenny
Commonwealth
Same
Reed. McCormneck
Coiter
Lygich
Bovle
Bocke
Murphy
Meefe
Ee Vie Vetch
Dolan
Simson
Lorraine
Beanie
Baker
Seavey
Leonard
Thompson
Carey
Vy. Lawler
Saine
Calendar of adjourned third meetings with list of names
Adjourned third meetings will be held for cases involving William KR Nooney Edith M Kinney and Isaac M Crocker among others. Listed are dates and parties including Edward J Marien John Maynard William C Stevens Jaimes Preston William Barrows Kennard Edward Morse Andrew Burnett Julia Marsh CU Cotting W Brooks Powers Abby Powers and Kenny Hindler with inbound creditors petitions and examinations slated through 1846 International Maritime Exhibition appears alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William KR. Nooney
John BE. Maynard
William C. Stevens
Jaimes W. Preston
William BF. Barrows
John F F. Kennard
Edward &. Morse
Lovn
Andrew d. Burnett
Edith M. Kinney
Julia A. Marsh
CU. Cotting
W. ©. Brooks
Powers
William Kf. Powers
Same
Abby A. Powers
W. F. Brooks & Co
Isaac M. Crocker
Edward Lynch
Kenny & Hindler
James Dempsey
Dolan v Nason assault action at law details
Patrick Dolan sues Sidney Nason and others in tort for assault with Verdier leading for plaintiff and Wakefield and Steeper for defendants. Also listed is Annie Gribbens v City of Cambridge seeking damages from injuries after a fall on a defective condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Dolan
Sidney Nason
Verdier
L. d. Wakefield
H. G. Steeper
Annie Gribbens
City of
Cambridge
Recipe for Hub Punch Mince Pie at the Festive Board
The text extols pleasing guests husband and self with well fed foods. It notes good cooking brings good nature. A bottle of Hub Punch mixed into each two pounds of mince pie stock promises a novel flavor for the festive table. It mentions grocers and druggists selling the Punch.
Court Verdict List From Winchester and Cambridge
A court order lists verdicts for multiple defendants including Stoddard Town Inbddard v Town Winchester Sawyer Tep Gribbens v City of Chathin Cambridge Ferry v Pelonski Snea v Bent Kinuson v Inhab and Campbell vo Notants of Mars. The fragment references Worsted boro pantum Worsted and local entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
Winchester
St .— Sawyer
Gribbens
City of
Chathin
Cambridge
Ferry
Pelonski
Snea
Bent
Kinuson
Inhab
Campbell Vo
Notitants of
Mars
Pantum Worsted Boro
T Cs
Legal docket items from Superior Court in Salem
Essex County court notes dated January 23 list cases including Woodbury vs Inhabitants of Beverly for damages from surface water flow, a bastardy verdict for Keando vs Spence, contract dispute over dongola remnants in Spence case, and multiple entries like Greene v Conkey Heffernan v Snow Gilbert v Proctor Myers Wormstead v City Lynn Monaghan v Cox Ryan v Saumseag Kingsley v Boston St Railway Co Mudee v Paine and Smith v Jamiiton with various defendants and defense positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uperior Civil Court
Essex County
Salem
Sherman
Woodbury
Beverly
Levi Woodbury
L. Evans
F.C. Battes
Moulton
Aah
Corrigan
J. Quinn
C. HA. Symonds
Keando
Spence
Saimpte
H. Nites
J. F. Sisk
Greene
Conkey
Heffernan
Snow
Vogaine
Tastings
Dedham Civil Sitting In Obstruction Case At Norf County
Superior Court Civil Sitting in Dedham Jan 25 resumed trial in the case of Nathan Pratt versus Old Colony Railroad Company over obstruction of a private way in Weymouth. Parties and attorneys listed. trial remained unfinished. Other cases include Dyer v Inhabitants of Stoughton and Hayes v Inhabitants of Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Courl
Norfolk County
Burned Out Clerks Ball at Mechanics Hall a Festive Event
Last evening's ball at Mechanics Hall celebrated clerks made jobless by the Thanksgiving Day fire. Decorations of red, white and blue brightened the front balconies and platform. The Salem Cadet Band played for the concert and dance from 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. with the M. I. T. Quartet performing several pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Arthur Onthank
W. Sneader
Lectures, reunions, and civic notes from Fall River society
Miss Heloise EF Hersey lectured on Thomas Hardy in Chestnut street parlors yesterday. The Aphelions hold their third midwinter reunion at Hotel Thorndike next Wednesday. Trinity Club meets next Monday. Company G of the First Regiment, led by Captain Rk P B Bell, inspected by Mayor Lt Col Jackson at Winston's Rink. men acquitted themselves well. Edward Atkinson to speak on The Railroad as a Factor in Economic Development at the Young Men's Christian Union tomorrow. The second address in Practical Ethics at YM C U was given last evening by Rev. Dr Reuven V Thomas on Best Control Mental and Physical. Estate at 147 Milk Street sold for $30,600 via Samuel Hatch & Co. One hundred ninety names signed for a Naval Battalion petition now with Mayor and Aldermen before sending to the Governor. Water Commissioner Doherty denies a Post report linking him to last municipal campaign actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise EF. Hersey
Thomas Hardy
Chestnut Street
Aphelions
Thorndike
Trinity Club
Rk. P. B. Bell
Winston’s Rink
Jackson
Fall River
Edward Atkinson
Young Men’s Christian Union
Reuven V Thomas
D.D
Milk Street
Battervinarch Street
Samuel Hatch & Co
Thomas F. Doherty
Eighth annual benefit by Theatrical Mechanics Association at Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre hosted the eighth annual benefit with Mme. Modjeska and her company in Mary Stuart, Nat C. Goodwin in A Gold Mine, and Richard Golden in Old Prouty. The varied program included songs, dancing, juggling, and humorous interludes, drawing a crowded audience and generous applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Globe Theatre
Mme. Modjeska
Mary Smuart
Nat C. Goodwin
Richard Golden
Talk by Rev H S Nash on Bible study for teachers
The Rev H S Nash of the Episcopal Theological School spoke at Trinity Chapel last evening on Sunday school teacher training. He urged that Bible knowledge is essential to human culture and that understanding requires historical study, recommending works like What Is the Bible What Is Revelation The Philosophy of History and Palestine and the Time of Christ as courses for teachers. He argued that a culture without history is weak and asked what history compares to Christ's life in the New Testament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Nash
Episcopal Theological Sc Ool
Orenne
Trinity Chapel
Palestine
Christ
Nash
Boys Rescue After Ice Break at Sluice Pond
Three boys Benrnie Getchell George Southwick and Frank Bliss slipped through thin ice at Sluice Pond this afternoon. Getchell broke through first and was rescued by the other boys who pulled him out. Getchell is reported in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Benrnie Getchell
George Southwick
Frank Bliss
Sluice Pond
Getchell
Verdict in damage suit against Boston and Maine railroad
William J. Roberts of Lebanon won a damage verdict of 556.50 against the Boston and Maine railroad in a case heard here on January 23. The trial was held in BippEFORD Missouri and the amount reflects the plaintiff's claim for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bippeford
William J. Roberts
Lebanon
Boston & Maine Railroad
St Augustine Cordova Hotel Luxuries Draw Guests
A visitor in the Cordova sun parlor paints St Augustine as an earthly paradise beside the Ponce de Leon, noting Cordova’s luxury and social scene. Guests from New York, Boston, Washington and the West mingle with yacht parties, balls, drives, tennis and beach excursions in a vibrant winter retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condova
St Augustine
Fla
Cordova
Ponce de Icon
Alameda
Grippe
Boston
Ponce
The
Margaret Deland
St. Augustine
Brunswick
Parker's
Alcazar
New York
Washington
Ponce de Leon
Hierbor
San Anastasia Island
Old San Marco
Fraudulent Worcestershire label imitators stop by injunction
A notorious gang of label imitators prepared to flood markets in Cincinnati New Orleans Chicago and Boston with bogus Lea and Perrins Worcestershire sauce. Lea Perrins lawyers secured injunctions and the counterfeit plates were surrendered, marking the twelfth or thirteenth such attempt foiled by vigilant action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Chicago
Boston
Lea & Perrins
Messrs. Lea & Perrins
Also Mentioned on This Page
State House
Ee. EB. Wate
Ladies Physiological Institute
West
Johnston
Common Council
Congress Street
Sidney Cushing
Cushing
Richard Sullivan
Yowle
Towle
Republican Party
Board of Aldermen
Mgr. Parker
Ward 9
cHy
Meyer
Committee On Finance
Committee On
General Court
Lea
Tire
Ekmittee
Bates Hall
Cornstress Street
L Street
Wise
Ward 14
Poe
East First Street
Camrell
Allen
Durginville
Wayne
Yet
Graham
Campbell
Sullivan
Brichesky
Halleram
Heaton
Mahoney
Casey
Banker Hill
Oakes
Jones
N. Jd
Doherty
Messrs
Brown
Parker
Rrosnosky
Hallstraw
Wirgin
Cotter
Badyves
Burlen, Shaw
Robin Son
the Nationalist Club
Rev
Fife
EE New Cambridge Club
Home Market Club Dines
Salvation Oil
Worth
Dr. Bull
United States District Court
Nelson
Bistor, J
Bradbury
O' Callaghan
Cushini
Sears
Sprague
Stocker
Lewis
Hano
Schiniat
People's Natch Bank
Lutes
Martin
Stone
Peck
Dempsey
Duggan
Crosby
West and St. Railway
Russell
Raymond
Tuil
Moors
Norice
Latrurer
Charles Schuman
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Charlotte Schuman
Charles W. Schuman
Amelia of Hings
Chelsea
Senk
William E
Arthur H. Russell
S. Lincoln
W. J. Badger
Lizzie C. Grant
George M. Young
Plaintif
Washington Street
B. Kiernan
W. Drury
iEvereity
Monahan
Hitchings
Woodside
Dun
Careway
Noyes, Hain
Cowan
Cook
Odd Fellows’ Halltuts
Dodge
Boston & Rassocition
McI
Albany RR
Allister
Thomas
Aiad
Richmond
Gerber
Chase
Mitchell
Farry
Parcmian
Williamson
Schuman
Tompson
Steven& Sane RE
Z Son
Derrigan
Shine
Mason
Equity
Superior Criminal Court
Suffolk County
McKim, J
Middlesex, Ss
Bas
Ile
Dyer
Stoughon
Samie
Sammie
Tasker
Galigen
Pen
Hyde Park
Ballin
Cley
Boston & Maine
Iine
G. O. Taylor
Grooeer
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Florida
the Cordova
Old Vady Thecans
Koyatl Baleing Powder Co
Lug Wall Street
Mote
E.C. Thompson
Washington SE
Security Building and Loan Association of
Minneapolis
Minn
Ff. L. Creely
Philip TL Goss
Minnesota
Eding and Loan Association
School Sirest
Com
Daniel Tompkins
D. D. Tompkins & Son, Paper
New York City
DD. van Schayck
Fran & McArthur
Es ‘Iu
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