Strikes Ripple Across Newark Dover and New Hampshire
Reports from Aranora and Pennsylvanian coal regions show miners remain resolute but dissatisfied as pressure to yield grows. Coke operators in Prisspurc cut output and plan weekly two day shutdowns amid a soft pig iron market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aranora
Penn
Suenxanvoan
William Venn
Prrisspurc
Connellsville
John E. O'Shea
Builders’ League
John Scott
John Flinn
Brickmakers’ Assembly
Fhve
Wenzell
Cunningham
Wenzel
Newark
N. J
Clark
Kearney
Father O’connor
St. Pius Church
Csaeem
Union Ice Company
Pienhan Lake
Dover
N. H
George B. Wentworth
Bradford
Mass
Fort River
New York
Complaints of Shippers before Interstate Commerce Panel
The New York Board of Trade and Transportation along with Retail Grocers and Mr. Leggett accuse the New York Central and four other trunk lines of unfair discrimination against small grocers. They allege higher rates for less than carload shipments and argue prelaw freight practices favored large shippers, with Simon Sterne outlining three aims behind this rate structure and citing 24 000 pound classifications and wide Westbound differentials to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Simon Sterne
New York
Sterne
Chicago
Interstate Commission
Wade
Inventors' Patents Granted to New England Craftsmen
Washington grants patents to Boston residents and others across New England. Notables include Sylvester Hill transom lifter Alfred Howard exercising apparatus John Hoyt moulded bridle winker Michael Meehan conduits and machines Charles Bradford lasting owl Lucius Knowles loom stop motion Benjamin Hamilton elevated railway structure John Cuthbertson can or measure Freeborn Raymond heel compressing machine Charles Spaulding dividing mechanism pear cutting Christie Young tool handle Edward Alpress tapper for lathes Joseph Bishop steam trap Ernest Lore thread holder George Dunham mechanical movement Hubert Hart boot heel fastening Eleazar Kempnhall heel for boots Frank Eadington button backs Earl Smith buckle William Walker die for welding draft eyes William Wetmore cartridge reloading implement Henry Winterfield hatrack George Burton stock car John Colemore grinding machine Bradford Lancaster wrench A Felix Pratt hair tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Boston
Sylvester T. Hill
Alfred H. Howard
J. EF. Hoyt
Michael Meehan
Charles K. Bradford
Lynfield
John Cuthbertson
Lowell
Benjamin F. Hamiltonn
Lawrence
Lucius J. Knowles
de Eased
Worcester
Freeborn Raymond
Newton
Charles Spaulding
Malden
Charles T. Sullivan
Christie L. Young
Springfield
Dward A. Alpress
New Britain
Joseph Bishop
Meriden
Conn
Ernest G. Lore
Mast Hampton
George Dunham
Unionville
Hubert C. Hart
Eleasar Kempnhall
Frank J. Eadingon
Waterbury
Earl A. Smith
William If
Walker
Milford
William W. Wetmore
New Haven
Henry Winterfield
Danbury
Cambridge Aldermen Review City Hall Site Options
Cambridge aldermen hear a split report on four proposed city hall sites with valuations and asking prices. The board revises quorum rules and authorizes a parade escort for Sir Thomas Grattan EsMONDE, while a Broadway Felton high school site dispute remains tabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
First—Square
Main Street
Central Square
Western Avenue
Green
Pleasant Streets
City Hall
Second
Main, Temple, Austin
Inman Streets
Third—Square
Pleasant, Green and
Vernon Streets
Inman and
Bigelow
Inman
Union Hall
Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde
Cambridge
Somerville
Broadway
Felton
Charles River Street
Mt. Auburn
Low Streets
Anti-Saloon Republicans Form District Association
Thirty-five Republicans from Wards 21 23 and 24 in the ninth Suffolk district met in Wesleyan Hall to form an Anti Saloon Republican Association. Samuel B Capen of Jamaica Plain was chosen chair and urged the party to back anti saloon reform and nominating processes. A Mayors League auxiliary was proposed to mobilize women in support of no license and temperance. Officers were named for future organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Wesleyan Hall
Samuel B. Capen
Jamaica Plain
Republican Party
Ward
City Committee
South
L. Edwin Dudley
A. G. Glover
H. B. Blackwell
S. J. Barrows
Sailelk
Wil Wise
Suffolk Senatorial District
H. &. Blackwell
Ninth
Senatoria
B. F. Hamilton
D.D
F. Burr
C. R. Elliot
C. T. Barry
J. W. Field
E. J. Goodwin
Coffee Sentenced for Life in Connecticut Murder Case
In New Haven the jury found Peter Coffee guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Station Agent Charles Way at Stony Creek on May 9, 1887. Judge Torrance sentenced Coffee to life in the state prison, a verdict seen as surprising and not fully supported by the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Peter Coffee
Charles Way
Stony Creek
Torrance
Servia Runs Aground In Lower Bay After Low Water
The steamship Servia grounded in the Swash Channel near Romer Shoals Light as she approached her wharf amid unusually low water from northwest winds. She rests easily and will be hauled off by tugs at 4 30 a m when high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servia
New York
Cunard
Romer Shoals
Guests From Across the Globe Stay at Local Hotels
Adams House hosts James Reynolds, R. A. Allom, and others from Canada, England, and the United States. The Tresmont and Revere House list E. H. Eaton, W. B. Dunlap, S. T. Carson, and more. Leopold Morse & Co. employees held their first annual dinner at the Quincey House, Jacob Morse presiding, with a telegram from Leopold Morse and a photogravure menu card of Mr. Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams House
James Reynolds
St. John
David McFarlane
Montreal
R.A. Allom
London
Eng
Frank 5. Streeter
New Hampshire
H. D. W. Burt
New York
J. Marshall Brown
Portland
United States
E. H. Eaton
Denver
Col
W. B. Dunlap
Amsterdam
HR. Kellock
S. T. Carson
St. Paul
Payson Tucker
G. C. Smith
G. Griffch
Keene
N. K
M. Fukasaki
Tokio
Japan
J. P. Cooper
Rome
Abe Schwab
Tresmont
Hermann Bay
Bordeaux
Revere House
Leopold Morse & Co. Association
Srm
Quincey House
Jacob Morse
Ub Tuule
Leopold Morse
Morse
Trinity Club Lecture on Christianity and Political Economy
The Trinity Club met at Trinity Church chapel to hear Professor Laurence Laughlin of Harvard discuss Political Economy and Christianity. He argued Christianity is essential to progress in political economy, with clear answers to questions. His departure for an extended overseas trip ends further talks on this subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Club
Trinity Church
Sy. Laurence Laughlin
Harvard University
Harvey N. Collison Elected to School Board in Seven-Ballot Vote
In the absence of President Williamson the school committee met last evening Judge Fallon served as chair pro tem Charles H Allen was elected president of the convention and Harvey N Collison won the school board seat on the seventh ballot 18 to 13 Also confirmed were Harriet K E Tower and Alice M Barton as third assistants and several other appointments including proba tionary teachers and instructors Salaries set for drill instructor 2000 and armorer 800 per year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Judge Fallon
City Messenger
Board of Aldermen
Murphy
Charles H. Allen
Allen
T. J. Dacey
Harvey N. Collison
John W. Porter
Harriet KE. Tower
Alice M. Barton
Charles Sumner
Abby M. Libby
Elizabeth W. Allen
Harvard
Westie ©. Hooper
Bennett School
Mrvinia Thompson
Comins School
William A. Lenihan
Lyman School
Anna G. Wells
Lewis School
Mary P. Howland
Stough
Harvard College
Committee On Accounts
City of Mexico lecture by Clarence Pullen delights Camera Club
Clarence Pullen’s informal talk in Chickering Halls featured his Mexico photographs with historic allusions to buildings, suburbs, and diverse races. He recounted camera mishaps, met by the patronage of a Venezuelan exile, and praised Mexico City police while sharing pulque anecdotes and bullfighting scenes witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Pullen
Chickering Halls
Mexico
Mr. Pallen
Pullen
Hidalgues
Pailen
Paris
Jur von von Humboldt
Pallen
International Copyright Association Meet Discusses Chace Bill
About thirty members gathered at Free man Place Chapel to debate amendments to the Chace copyright bill. President Eliot chaired with leaders like Parkman and Houghton present. Members approved resolutions urging Senator Chace to adopt amendments, while concerns over passage odds were raised. meeting adjourned about 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Copyright Association
Freeman Place Chapel
Eliot
Harvard University
J. T. Trowbridge
Francis Parkman
Daniel Lothrop
H. C. Houghton
E. E. Hale
Warren F. Kellogg
B. H. Ticknor
Dana Estes
Leopold Morse
Congress
Thorwold Solberg
Phillips Brooks
Charles ©. Soule
James Russell Lowell
Oliver Wendell Holmes
George Bancroft
James Freeman Clarke
George William Curtis
Noah Porter
Joseph R. Hawley
Edwin Booth
Jonathan Chace
George F. Hoar
Frederick O. Prince
Robert ©. Winthrop
John G. Whittier
Chace
Ernst
S. J. Elder
Association
H. O. Houghton
Horace H. Scudder
D. Lothrop
Parsons
J. Elder
C. W. Ernst
C. C. Soule
C. B. Norton
Mr. Houghton
Financial troubles trigger widespread broker and debtor notices
A Kingston despatch reports losses of 7000 by one man and 200 to 2000 by others as Cox & Co. suspends, with Ottawa speculators’ debts supposedly exceeding from 10 000 to 40 000. Cox, linked to a prior bank scandal, left for Buffalo and has vanished from his clerk. Creditors’ meetings follow for Pattee Bros. Dover NH and others, while assignments and compromises dot New Haven and New York trades including Towle and Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox & Co
Toronto
Kingston
Ottawa
Cox
Central Bank
International Baseball Association
Buffalo
Pattee Bros
Dover
N. H
Charles Newhbull
Chelsea
Edwin EB. Peirce
C. A. Wellman
Boston
J. J. Goodell
New Haven
M. J. Perrin
Sec
Stoneham
Dolar
Patrick J. Towle
St. Bernard
J. Q. Laws
New York City
Musicians Read and Ponder at Boston Scientific Society
The 171st corporate meeting of the Boston Scientific Society met in its upper chamber at 419 Washington street. J W Tufts presented a paper on Teaching Music Its Scientific Basis detailing scale derivation time vibrations voice and tone and the union of tune and time. Dr Kneeland donated a shell from the Philippines and California redwood cones with seeds for the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Scientific Society
Washington Street
J. W. Tufts
Tufts
Samuel Koeeland
Philippine Islands
Kneeland
California
Obituary of Francis T. Bemis of Bigelow Kennard firm
Francis T. Bemis, member of Bigelow Bros. Kennard & Co., died at 22 Newbury Street after a brief typhoid illness. Born May 1835 in Lincoln, Mass, he joined the firm in 1863 and traveled abroad as its representative. He was connected with the Art Club and Algonquin Club, widowed with two sons and a daughter, and the funeral will be at 2 PM tomorrow at 22 Newbury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis T. Bemis
Bigelow, Kennard & Co
Newbury Street
Mr. Bemis
Lincoln
Mass
Boston
Bigelow Bros. & Kennard
Art Club
Algonquin Club
Benns
Colonel Charles W. Moulton Dead at Arno House in New York
Colonel Charles W. Moulton, New York partner of Sherman Johnson Levy, and brother in law of General Sherman, died of apoplexy at the Arno House New York. Born December 16 1830 in Ohio he served as quartermaster in the Civil War and later practiced law in Cincinnati. He married Frances Sherman and left three daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Moulton
New York
Sherman, Johnson & Levy
Cincinnati
General Sherman
Arno House
Cuyahoga County
Brooklyn Academy
Cleveland
Medina
C. Carleton
Toledo
George C. Haynes
Ohio Volunteers
McClellan
West Virginia
Reynolds
Fremont
Pope
Regular Army
Swords
M. H. Tilden
Warner M. Bateman
United States
Moulton
Frances Sherman
W.T. Sherman
John Sherman
Glendale
Probasco
W. Haldeman
C. H. Rockwell
West Oint
Indian Territory
Dover jurist Honorable Charles W. Woodman passes away
The prominent Dover New Hampshire citizen and former judge Charles W. Woodman died yesterday morning from heart trouble. Born December 7, 1809, he studied at Dartmouth, practiced law with his father, and served as solicitor of Stafford County and judge of the Court of Common Pleas. He represented Dover in the state legislature and held various legal appointments, leaving a widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Woodman
Dover
N. H
Jeremiah H. Woodman
Rochester
Dartmouth College
Somersworth
John P. Hale
Arthur G. Whittemore
Woodman
Charlotte Pearce
Stephen Pearce
Portsmouth
Frances J. Soren
John J. Soren
Roxbury
Notable Local Dignitaries and Notables Die Across Cities
Amasa C. Robinson of Lynn and Henry Prescott of Boston die as does Taunton pastor Rev James Dixon aged 97. Other deaths include Tops ham postmaster Captain Henry W Green and New York banker Henry H Van Dyck. A Boston shoe cutter and Greenback leader, Robinson represented Lynn in the 1871 Legislature. Lady Sackville and Viscount Das Nogueiras also noted among deaths in Washington and London respectively. William E. Kinnient of Providence dies aged 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasa C. Robinson
Lynn
Robinson
Greenback Club
Henry
Boston
James Dixon
Taunton
Mayland
Henry W. Green
Topsham
Henry H. van Dyck
American Lafe Deposit Company of
New York
Brooklyn
United States
Lady Sackville
Lionel Sackville West
Washington
London
Nathan Sheppard
Saratoga
N. Y
Paris
Viscount Das Nogueiras
Portugal
H Street
William E. Kinnient
Kinnient & Brown
Providence
R. L
Unknown Man Found Dead Near Harrison Square Station
Morning report states James Sullivan of Old Colony railroad found a man beside the tracks near Harrison Square station. He bore a head wound and a broken leg, killed likely by a passing train. The body, taken to City Hospital morgue, is about 45 years old, 5 feet 9 inches, dark complexion with a heavy dark mustache, wearing striped trousers, blue undercoat, and a brown overcoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
Old Colony Railroad
Harrison Square Station
City
Phelps assigns business interests to Parmenter and Lindsay
C. C. Phelps a Green Bay Wisconsin grocer assigns his interests to Jules Parmenter an Anderson Lindsay restaurateur of Providence BR and to Amasa F. Eddy as receiver or assignee in the arrangement detailing the transfer of ownership and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Phelps
Grocer
Green Bay
Wis
Jules Parmenter
Anderson Lindsay
Restaurateur
Providence
BR. 1
Amasa F. Eddy
Cylinder Cup Company Sues Barley Over Patent Contempt
The United States District Court on January 24 hears an application to hold Peter Barley in contempt for allegedly using and selling lubricators violating a patent decree. The case questions patent violation and proper service of the injunction. Attorneys Clarke for plaintiff and Livermore and Wakefield for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomas W. Clarke
T. L. Livermore
T. H. Wakefield
Supreme Judicial Court session lists cases on Jan 24
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth heard petitions and appeals on January 24 with Justices Morton Devens Allen Holmes and Knowlton presiding. Petitioners include Braintree Water Supply Company and William T Eustis. Attorneys Morse Morton Morse Butler Avery Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court For the Common Wealth
Morton
J., Devens
W. Allen
W.C. Williamson
William T. Eustis
Charles H. Bolies
Reno
J. B. Richardson
Boston Superior Court Docket Highlights Jan 24 Proceedings
Suffolk County first session lists cases including Hugh McLaughlin v Cecconi for wall damage and judgment for plaintiff on second count while defendant prevails on others. Also Margaret Devlin v City of Boston seeks damages for street lay out. Otis Bonney v Boston Journal for libel. numerous civil actions and jury trials noted with attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Mason
Hugh McLaughlin
Sarah Cecconi
QO. A. Galvin
J. ¥. Cronan
J. &. Clark
Margaret Devlin
City of
Boston
Mastham Street
Brighton
C. F. Kittredge
R. W. Nason
Joneon Howes
David S. Cowan
Winter Street
Edward O. Sooke
Hesseltine
De-Fendant
Fosdick
Bangs
Wainwright
Robbins
Same
Blume
Mckeen
Emroe
O'Dowd
O' Buwd
Curtis
Abner D. Snow
Long Island
J. Gargan
P. M. Keating
T. M. Babson
Otis L. Bonney Ve
Boston Journal
Hanson
Bonney
C. P. Gorely
A. L. Bartett
J. L. Thorndike
Sherman Hoar
Superior Court docket notes from Essex County January listing
Jan 24 entries itemize many cases including Shackley v Hoyt for personal injuries from a 1837 collision in Haverhill, Alley v Lewis for contract and nursing costs, plus numerous other actions: Lawe v trustee, Pizeon v Story, Casey v Lane, Sewall v Leighton, Conway v Leighton, Jones v Me, America Scale Co v Fuller, Kagere v Mer, et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannan
Lane
Casey
Same
Sewall
Conway
Leighton Goldthwaite
Jones
America Scale Co
Nulty
Fuller
Same v. Same
Kagere
Meret
Divorce and jury waived cases heard in Norfolk Superior Court
Jan 24 session before Virman J. included divorce hearings and jury waived matters. Notable entries list Hartford v Moseley 41 dollars, Deans v Josselyn 47 dollars, Marlowe v Sullivan, Fuller v Fuller 0 dollars, and Forest Street case with Stone v Maney et al v Nichels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Norfolk County
Virman
Hartford
Moseley
Deans
Josselyn
Marlowe
Sullivan
McNamara v City of Newton Jury Rules For Defendant
Middlesex County Superior Court reports a verdict for the defendant in McNamara v Newton with Woodbury Oak’s testimony for plaintiff and Slocum for defendant. Also docket entries include Neff v Town of Wellesley tort action and Abbott, Washburn counsel notes with several case identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
City of
Newton
George Oak
W. S. Slocum
William J. Neff
Town of
Wellesley
Abbott
C. EL
Washburn
Whittemore
Hart
Stott
City of Bosrub
Tan
Allen
Shadwell
Tar Rovers Wovuse rooms are spacious and furnished
A brief item notes Tar Rovers Wovuse offers rooms described as spacious and comfortably furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Rovers
First Meeting Held for Home for Intemperate Women Fair
At the Parker House yesterday morning the general committee in charge of arranging a March fair for the Massachusetts Home for Intemperate Women met. Representatives reported progress as plans advance for the event at Music Hall. Kate Gannett Wells will lecture at the New South Free Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m on Chivalry. Personal Honor will be the topic when Rev George L Chaney of Atlanta speaks Thursday evening at 18 Boylston street in the YM C A practical ethics course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Massachusetts Home
Music Hall
Kate Gannett Wells
New South Free Church
George L. Chaney
Atlanta
Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Musical Notes Concerts by Maas and Guests Next Weeks
A schedule of upcoming Boston concerts features Louis Maas performing in Bumstead Hall with composers including Beethoven Schubert Mendelssohn Chopin Schumann Wagner and Liszt. Upcoming programs in Miller Hall include Franz Kneisel Fritz Giese and Maas with Brahms Mendelssohn and solo pieces by Maas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Maas
Bumstead Hall
Maas
Beethoven
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Schumann
Wagner
Liszt
Mil Mahr
Boston
William Winch
Thomas Tapper
Miller Hall
Tueday
Franz Kneisel
Fritz Giese
Brahms
Dr. Maas
Dr Fulton Bids Farewell at Mechanics Hall
Rev Justin D Fulton delivered a farewell last evening at Mechanics Hall. The crowd showed more interest in the book than the lecture, and the Fulton crucible tested auricular confession, found wanting. A police guard kept order, yet proceedings remained peaceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Justin D. Fulton
Fulton
Not Dead But Drunk Found By Officer On State Street
At 7 15 last evening Officer Barber found an unconscious man at the head of State street and took him to the station. A four ounce bottle of laudanum was found in his pocket. Dr Johnson attended but could not revive him and he was sent to Massachusetts General Hoss where doctors learned he had overdosed on liquor and kept him briefly before transferring him to Station 3. He slept the remainder of the night in a cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Station 2
State Street
Johnson
Coud
Massachusetts
Hoss
Station 3
Boy Pleads Guilty to Stealing From Trunk
John Vey an 11 year old youth pled guilty in Municipal Court to stealing money from a trunk. The Children's Aid Society intervened after learning his mother died when he was one and that he had no proper training. He will be sent to Pine Farm Home under the society's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vey
Children’s Aid Society
Deer Island
Pine Farm
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Interstate Commission Against Trank Lines
Cambridge Aldermen
Coffee
Z. J. Dachy
Clarence Pallen
International Association
Dr. Kneeland
Barker, J
Lbonney
Journal
Walters
Shute
Newspaper Co
Sefton v. Pt
Smith
Juchs
Ryan
Sargent
Publicover
Osgood
Martin
Prieda
Capello
Howard
Turner
Niko —Corinda
Kattelle
Kellier
Quade
Frothingham
Measures
B. & M. Wadligh
RK. Co
Heffer
Cressy
Plunkett
Grady
Upton
Vive Ct
Sav
Davis
Mumiler
MecDowell
Copeland
Moore
Simpson
Starrett
Windrim
English
Strong
Hibbard
Newhall
Whiting
Matthews
Burrage
Shillaber
Williaams
Currier
Watson
Egg
Berry
Brauy
Bradley
Donovan
Met. Lus. Co
Ames
Newburywortheb
eDewheey
Mose
Swallow
B & Tro
Nynam
Parolt
Surles
Hurst
Sliot
joSab- -Dooley
Randlett
McPsherson
Lowe
O.ferme
Picanes
Ssgl—Myers
Gurney
Finnegan
Ford
Jaranes
Svul—Wilson
McCarthy
Hammond
Lamont G. Burnham
Roxbury Gas Light Company
C.F. Keaney
H.S. Webster
W. Gaston
C. L. B. Whitey
Mary Finn
Collateral Loan Company
Pinkill
T. J. Morrison
Perry
Finn
Collateral Loan Co
Melhee
Litchfield
Kendiall
White
Subo—Ceppacciod
Nivovik
Guinnelle Y
Jacobs
Curvvbell
Giles
Kingsbury
McCue
Lee
Sane
Franceis
Kakus
McCormack
Bradee
Harris
Met
Eet
Bost. Loan Co
Howes
Pinaski
Lalley
Conroy Y. Same
Essex County
Seeeeee
Gray
Lawe
Trustee
Pizeon Et al
Story Habitants of
Granditon
Middlesex County
Brigham, C. J
Baker’s Breakfast
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Augusta Solo
Mon
Court Street
Bay State
Haynes Excelsior
Wm. B. Tilton
Haynes
Crosby
J.C. Haynes & Co
Court St
Hamilton Place
Faneuil Hall Insurance Company
Congress Street
Folowing
K. 8. Chaffee
J. H. Buttrick
Edwin Dresser
George Young
D. R. Sortwell
Clinton Wiles
John Shepard
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Benjamin F. Stevens
Joseph M. Gibbens
S. Frankford Trull
William B. Turner
New England Milk Producers’ Union
J. D. W. French
North Andover
W. H. Bowker
A. H. Fitch
Hopkinton
M. P. Palmer
Groton
Carroll
Jennie E. Staine
Chester Square
Taylor
Rover Co
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