Edison Electric and Beacon Vacuum patent case heard in equity
In United States Circuit Court Jan 25 a bill in equity seeks injunction and accounting over alleged Edison filament lamp patent infringement granted in 1881. Orders granted for printing affidavits and arguments. attorneys listed for both sides. Followed by other civil docket items from Supreme Judicial Court and Suffolk Superior Court with numerous cases and verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
In Equity
Cott, J. Edison Electric Company
Beacon Vacuum Pump & Electrical Company Et al
Bill
Equity
Thomas A. Edison
Bartlett & Co
Chicago
Ill
Boston
Bartleto & Co
Ogdensburg
Ray
R.M. Morse
George van Kennan
C. E. Hellier
Sigourney Butler
A. Prouty
Vermont
Somerville Notes Include School Books Dispute and Local Events
A Somerville item notes a ninth grade pupil barred from returning borrowed books after scarlet fever struck her home, with the principal demanding new volumes. Other items report engagements, appointments, club publications, and various meetings scheduled today including Ramona Lodge D of R, church councils, lectures, dances, and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland School
Frederick Cutter
Sadie E. Smith
E. A. Binney
E. Masta
Mt. Vernon Street
Lowell
Club of Kings Daughters
East Somerville
Cambridge Superior Court First Session Docket List
Middlesex sessions in Cambridge present a long docket of cases from 1864 to 2019 with judges Bonn Hammonon and other names. The document lists numerous cases by year and party, including damages actions and civil disputes, ending with highest number 2019.
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Superior Court
Middlesex
Cambridge
Bonn
Keating
Buxton
Wood
Fletcher
Hatley
Whitehouse
Garrison
Duddy
Sullivan
Green
Robinson
Nichols
Richardson
Wright
Foster
Watertown
Martin x
Coolidge
Downey
Fitchburg R.R. Co
McGovern
Same
Conway
New Eng
Dressed Meat & Wool Co
Hammonon
Pierre Bourget
City of
Crescent Street
D. E. Ware
C. J. McIntire
Earley
McCarthy
Hanson
Hull
Lambert
Saime
Frail
Evans
McDonald
Chandler
Kerwin
Nage
Stratton
Jobson
the Wheelman Company
Newman
Riley
City of Newton
Otis
Gilus
Alids
Winn
Samuels
SLEIGHING PARTY FROM MT VERNON STREET
A large sleighing party from 45 Mt Vernon street led by Mr and Mrs J H Parker rode to Saugus on the Breens boat sleigh The Hallow E en Thirty five persons attended a stop at Mrs Annie Holbrooks for a collation with music and dancing Also District Deputy Supreme Knight James E Hayes and Bunker Hill Council Knights of Columbus installed a new council at Boston Highlands and a number of related local notes involving Dr G D Lawin Charlie Cobb Ena Krohn and Y M C A activities
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J. H. Parker
Mt. Vernon Street
Breen
Hallow E’en
Saugus
Annie Holbrook
James E. Hayes
Bunker Hill
Pawnee Bill’ Company
Ena Krohn
St. Francis de Sales Y
L. Society
Miss Connelly
Bunker Hill Council
Knights of Columbus
Ten Charlestown Citizens Weigh Over Two Hundred Pounds
Tomorrow's Post will publish ten more names of Charlestown's solid citizens. The list includes Lieutenant Orison Little, Sergeant 8. A. Johnson, W. J. Leonard, M. J. Tierney, John Brown, Joseph Kirby, George Dyer, Charles Crowther, Thomas Merritt, and John Buckley.
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Charlestown
Orison Little
A. Johnson
W. J. Leonard
M. J. Tierney
John Brown
Joseph Kirby
George Dyer
Charles Crowther
Thomas Merritt
John Buckley
Somerville High School Class of 90 Reunion Variety
The Somerville High School class of 90 held its third annual reunion at Union Hall last evening. A farce titled My Turn Next drew talent from Frederick W. Fitts Howard H. Weston Charles H. Fitts Mr. Foss Mary L. Boyd Edith M. Walker A M Libbey. Dancing followed with floor arrangements by Walter C. Bailey Arthur D. Fiitner Arthur M. Cottin and Alexander M. Dewing. Matrons were Mrs Granville A Walker and Mrs Frank E. Fitts.
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Somerville High School
Union Hall
Frederick W. Fitts
Howard HW. Weston
Charles H. Fitts
Mr. Foss
Mary L. Boyd
Edith M. Walker
A. M. Libbey
Walter C. Bailey
Arthur D. Fiitner
Arthur M. Cottin
Alexander M. Dewing
Granville A. Walker
Frank E. Fitts
Somerville's Heaviest Citizens Spotlighted
Ten of Somerville's substantial residents are highlighted as weighing over two hundred pounds each. Names include Charles Otox, Charles Drouet, J. B. Young, Hazen Sturtevant, R. H. Sturtevant, Dr. W. L. Stevens, Dr. G. V. Unwin, Franklin Barker, Jd. R. Snow, and J. H. Anderson, labeled as Somerville's solid citizens.
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Somerville
Post
Chares O
Tox
Haries Drouet
J. B. Young
Hazen Sturtevant
R. H. Sturtevant
W. L. Stevens
G. V. Unwin
Franklin Barker
Jd. R. Snow
J. H. Anderson
Coyle and Lee Minstrels Impress Crowd in Warren Hall
Bright reception as Coyle and Lee Minstrels packed Warren Hall with four witty end men and fresh local jokes. Warren Club plans its annual ball tonight in Warren Hall with expected full house and funds for the club treasury. Hubert Smith, praised for last night’s singing, will perform in Red Riding Hood at St Paul’s Hall in Cambridge soon. Brighton’s singers praised as rehearsals for Pinafore resume after Mr Winter’s cold.
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Coyle & Lee
Warren Hall
Four End
Warren Club
Hubert Smith
St. Paul’s Hall
Cambridge
Smith
Brighton
Winter
Beacon Park
Brighton's Heavyweights Dented by Brighton Citizens
Prominent locals named as solid Brighton citizens. They are guaranteed two hundred pounds each: James F. Kelley, John H. Kelley, George Andrews, James Nolan, John H. Hall, Hans Johnson, T. M. Roddy, J. J. Sullivan, Thomas Dargan, and Michael Muldoon.
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Brighton
Post
James F. Kelley
John H. Kelley
George Andrews
James Nolan
John H. Hall
Hans Johnson
T. M. Roddy
J.J. Sullivan
Thomas Dargan
Michael Muldoon
Chelsea announces sacred concert and street cleanup plans
Chelsea schedules a sacred concert at the Academy of Music for next Sunday evening and calls for street cleaning as gutters and roads are in poor condition. Appointments set include Constables William S. Young and D. F. Polin, special police M. A. Andrews and A. D. Robbins, pound keeper John F. Conley. News notes the death of George A. Veazie of Chestnut Street aged 77, long Chelsea resident since 1846, with private funeral plans.
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Academy of Music
William S. Young
D. F. Polin
M. A. Andrews
A. D. Robbins
John F. Conley
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chesea
George A. Veazie
Chestnut Street
Pst
Veazie
Boston
Hanover Street
Station 1
Chelsea
Chelsea's Heavyweights Among Chelsea’s Solid Citizens
The Post names prominent residents likely over two hundred pounds each. Robert W Woods Samuel Hoffies Oscar L Bailey Thomas Gately KE P conner Kutfus 8S Frost Thomas B Frost Frank Rogers Dexter Meters on T. Jordan. Tomorrow's Post promises ten more waves of Chelsea's solid citizens.
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Unesse
Post
Robert W Woods
Samuel Hoffies
Oscar L. Bailey
Thomas Gately
P. Conner
Kutfus
Frost
Thomas B. Frost
Frank Rogers
Dexter Meterson
T. Jordan
Chelsea
South Boston Yacht Club Wins Seven Night Whist Tourney
South Boston Yacht Club defeats Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club after seven nights of play. Scores show 1893 for South Boston and 1756 for Mosquito. Postponed deals total 108 for Mosquitos with bleak chances to close the gap. Also notes on local happenings including a sick neighbor, a new boat project, transit waiting room demand, and community club activities.
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South Boston Yacht Club
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Mosquitos
Mosquito Yacht Club
Yacht Club
H. Ehbmacher
C. Dolbeare
William Allerton
James Cashin
M. F. Lynch
H. Schriver
H. Stickney
Fred Bowker
William Taylor
H. Jackson
John Currier
Ben Dana
W. R. Pearse
William Lynch
E. J. Powers
F. A. Maguire
George Paget
John Barry
J. F. Powers
J. Cooper
Joseph Vincent
F. Hand
Mr. Merry
Mr. Moriarty
Commodore Bertram
J. F. Barry
W. Fisher
M. Ransom
C. Woodbury
Emerson Street
Sidney Burgess
Captain Bibber
Lieutenant Enright
Boston
West End
Broadway
Divison Street
Dorchester Street
E. Free
Third Street
Federal Street
Harry Jeuss
Samuel Jones
Cambridge
Gray’s Hall
Crry Port
South Boston Citizens Named in List of Solid Men
The article lists John Sommers Albert Norton George Bond Fr Brennan Louis Gerardin A G Ham Ben O Neill T EY eet Harry Walcott Dr Liberty D Packard among South Boston residents deemed solid citizens with ten more names promised in tomorrow's Post.
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South Boston
Post
John Sommers
Albert Norton
George Bond
Brennan
Louis Gerardin
A. G. Ham
Ben O'Neill
T. EY
Harry Walcott
Liberty D. Packard
Tomorow
East Boston Notices and Appointments Compact Update
East Boston reports Captain George E. Harrington named adjutant of Joe Hooker Post 23. Willard S. Allen elected treasurer and librarian of the New England Methodist Society. Alderman Witt sits on 33 committees and chairs nine. Mrs. H. F. Lockwood has recovered enough to go out. Reunion of East Boston High School Association postponed to Tuesday evening Feb 14. Ice in ferry slips less troublesome. upper harbor less icy.
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George E. Harrington
Joe Hooker
G. A. R. Willard S. Allen
New England Methodist Society
Alderman Witt
H. F. Lockwood
Wood Island
Boston
East Boston High School Association
East Boston Solid Citizens Named for Post Correspondent
East Boston residents listed as solid citizens weigh over two hundred pounds each and include William Ff Brooks Fred Clements George Kelr Frank Johneson Warry King Charles Randall J Nickerson H Sias Samuel Blanchard and W Fletcher.
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East Boston
Post
William Ff. Brooks
Fred Clements
George Kelr
Frank Johneson
Warry King
Charles Randall J
Nickerson
H. Sias
Samuel Dpd. Blanchard
W. Fletcher
Roxbury Night of Community Social Events in Roxbury
Roxbury hosts a busy evening with a minstrel show at Dudley Street Opera House by the Roxbury Young Men’s Hebrew Association, a Christian Endeavor union meeting at Walnut Avenue Church, the Franklin Social Club ball at Orienta Hall with Buffum’s Orchestra, a dance at Mrs D C Williams’s Warren Street residence, and a G A R Ha R literary and musical event. Waiter L Hood, six feet and 265 pounds, is noted as the heaviest Roxbury officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Roxbury Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Dudley Street Opera House
M. Stone
Henry H. Berkhardt
Sidney K. Cohen
Henry J. Ballon
Mr. Ballou
S. K. Cohen
Walnut Avenue Church
Lawrence Phelps
George W. Coleman
Charles E. Allen
Franklin Social Club
Orienta Hall
Buffum
E. L. Burns
James Carroll
C. H. Hines
D. C. Williams
Warren Street
L. Hood
Station LO
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Roxbury's Heavyweights among the town’s solid citizens
The list honors Roxbury residents Bernard Kux James Pollard John J Carty William Snow Frederick Stewart Edward Cobb Frank Erin Eston and patrolmen Krane Coulier Moran as trusted community figures celebrated as sturdy citizens of the town.
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Roxbury
Post
Bernard Kux
James Pollard
John J. Carty
Wiliam Snow
Frederick Stewart
Edward Cobb
Frank S. Erneston
Krane
Coulier
Moran
Seven Distinct Offers With Round Trip Tickets by Section
The Post offers two round trip tickets per offer to each section’s top vote recipient before March 1, 1893. Five Boston localities are designated: East Boston Chelsea, Charlestown Somerville, South End above Dover Street Rorbury Dorchester Brighton, South Boston, and Came bridge.
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Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Rorbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Camebridge
Two Offers at Larce Awarded by votes in New England
Two offers at Larce make six and seven, each offering two round trip tickets. They will go to the two persons in New England who do not reside in the five special sections and who receive the largest and next largest vote totals. Cast votes for friends now.
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New England
How the Vote Stands with Listed Candidates
The notice lists numerous candidates with addresses across Massachusetts and nearby states, naming Joseph J. Holleran, Thomas F. Hickey, William Wall, Robert Grady, Fred Williams, and many others as eligible under various conditions. The long roster covers voters and officials from Boston and suburbs to Manchester, Springfield, and beyond, reflecting a multi-ticket election process with eligibility rules and section-based constraints.
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Joseph J. Holleran
Federal St
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
William Wall
Cambridge St
Robert Grady
Milk St
Fred Williams
Pinckney St
F.C. Tandy
Newton
John E. DeWitt
Arch St
William L. Jackmin
Lynn
Awe A. Cook
Springfield
Fred A. Smith
Springvale
E. E. Merrill
Mansted
Fred P. Lambert
Ssan
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire St
D. L. Munn
Mary Hurley
Winchester
J. P. White
Linden
Blake Roberts
Newmarket
N. H
C. H. Riley
Dedham
T. W. H Prool
Maynard
Mamie L. Kent
East Denning
Charles H. Mahoney
Hanover St. John
J. Wade
Ashland St
John EB. Rudderham
Milton
Mink Jones
Park Theatre
Love Broi
Sb Union
Ats Os
John H. Fleming
N. Margin St
Barney Shuttuck
Listed residents and addresses in a dense directory snippet
A long list of names and street addresses appears, including Dunbar, Shurtleff street. Brosseau, Marlboro street. Pero, Maverick street. Egan, Grove street. McDowall, Paris street. Sylvester, border street. Holland at Pope and Curtis. Hilton, Bremen street. MacCarthy Sumner street. Archibald, Browway. Miss M. E. Stickland, Decatur street. Stevens Lexington street. Greene Decatur street. Thompson Congress avenue. Day Monmouth street. Grittin. Albee Trenton street. McVarthy Decatur street. Murphy. Barry Lewie street. Gupuil Chelsea street. Dadley Ash street. Steiner Havre Street. Ket Bloomingdale avenue. Foley Chelsea. Pitt Cambridge street. Gannon Cambridge street. Berwin Amory street. McKay Tremont place. Avers Fifth street. Wilkins Antrim street. Cobert Windsor street. Dwyer Charles street. Engevy Fifth street. Joe Watson street. Howard North avenue. Stevens Washington street. Thyins Windsor. Rogers Murdock street. Howe Hampshire street. Murray Cambridgeport. OLeary Putnam avenue. Myles Hammond street. Hamilton A. K.. Hughes River street. Normoyle Franklin street. Crowley Fifth street. Williams Murdock street. Stone Windsor street. Flonahan Washington street. Webster Hotel Huot Austin street.
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G. E. Dunbar
Shurtleff
Joe Brosseau
Marlboro St
Henry Pero
Maverick St
Joseph P. Egan
Grove St
W. A. McDowall
Paris St
J. H. Sylvester
Border St
Ed Holland
A.T. Stevens
Lexington St
E. RB. Greene
Decatur St
Arnold Thompson
Congress Ave
Charles W. Day
Monmouth St
William Grittin
C. J. Albee
Loy
Trenton St
Joscan
William A. McVarthy
William d. Murphy
John T. Foley
Chelsea
Biot Foe
Coe
James Pitt
Cambridge St
Thomas Gannon
John Berwin
Amory St
Peter 5
William J. Rogers
Murdock St
L. Lewis Howe
C. W. Gokdthwait
Hampshire ‘St
Charles A. Murray
Cambridgeport
Air Ateleva
Michael O'Leary
Putnamave
Ll. Ay Pulte
Salem Man Dead in Gaina
Simon O. Dalrymple 54 native of Salem died in shanzhai Coini after leaving here twenty five years ago to work for the imperial Chinese customs service. He is survived by a widow and five children.
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Simon O. Dalrymple
Shanzhai
Coini
Imperial Custom Service of
China
Steamer Michigan a Wreck off Vancouver Island
San Francisco reports the Merchants' Exchange says the steamer Michigan is a total wreck off Vancouver Island after leaving here a week ago for the north.
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Michigan
San Francisco
Merchants’ Exchange
Vancouver Island
North
Cambridge Fire Alert Sparks Car Controls and Hero Driver
Cambridge morning report notes a close call when John Bounke spotted a fire at Smith's blacksmith shop and summoned Engine No. 2 then Box 25 at Lafayette square. Driver Jon Walker, recently injured, was praised amid a roundup of local notes from Harvard to street car trials and society events.
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John Bounke
Smith
Main Street
Engine No. 2
Lafayette Square
Engine 2
Jon Walker
Walker
Cambridge
O. H. Durre
Harvard Glee Club
Boston
Harvard Square
Boylston Street
East Cambridge
Whitney
Miss Tobey
E. J. Wardwell
North Avenue
John S. Paine
Dana Street
California
Porter’s Hall
Intercourse Club
Social Union
George Wendall Taylor
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Port W. C. T. U
Prospect Street
Russel Whist Club
G. A. R. Hall
Edward H. Hall
Prospect Union
E. Chariton Black
Edinburgh University
Scotland
Samuel Johnnson
Mayflower
Cadets of Temperance
Citizens’ Trade Association
William E. Parker
William B. Wood
Charles A. Haley
Albert B. Rivers
E. Elmer Goodrich
Percy Gray
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge's Heavyweights and Solid Citizens
Cambridge's notable residents listed include B. H. Steele T. H. Lucy B. O. Richards W. R. Ellis A. J. Jones Cc. W. Kingsley KK. H. Hearty John Excie BM. Snow Co. M. Howlett, described as Cambridge's solid citizens.
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Cambridge
Post
B. H. Steele
T. H. Lucy
B. O. Richards
W. R. Ellis
A. J. Jones
W. Kingsley
H. Hearty
John Excie
BM. Snow
M. Howlett
Dorchester Local Transit Route Adjustments and Events
Mt Pleasant line may run a few cars via old Eustis street to Roxbury to spare long walks or double fares. Rev J M Pullman spoke at Upham's Corner Universalist Church fundraiser at Winthrop Hall. Greenwood Club held a private masque on Adams street. A violet and chowder event benefited Benjamin Stone Jr Post 68 G A R at Grand Army Halls. Conductor John McDould, long ill, now nearly fully recovered. Epworth League of Dorchester M E Church staged a stereopticon show. Rev E W Oaks lectured at Stoughton Street Church. Riverside Assembly RL B G Fa installed officers at Legion of Honor Hall Mattapan.
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Mt. Pleasant
West End
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Hampden Street
J. M. Pullman
Upham’s Corner Universalist Church
Winthrop Hall
Grenwood Club
Adams Street
Benjamin Stone, Jr
Grand Army Halls
John McDould
Epworth League
Dorchester M. E
E. W. Oaks
Stoughton Street
Riverside Assembly No. 91
RL B. G. Fa
Legion of Honor Hall
Mattapan
Grove Hal
Dorchester Names Noted Local Citizens Roster
Dorchester residents list solid citizens including George Magee George Bourne Joseph Ripley George L Burt Thomas Welsh Luther Knox Dr J T McGovern William Rogers Thomas Malone Curtis Garand with multiple others named as trusted community members. The record emphasizes a roster of respected local figures headed by these men.
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Dorchester
Post
George Magee
George & Bourne
Joseph Ripley
George L. Burt
Thomas Welsh
Luther Knox
J. T. McGovern
William Rogers
Thomas Malone
Curtis Garand
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Abbott
Hills
Flanagan
Sheehan
Barnard
Stone
Marsh
French
Lawrence, Jr
Crane
Suffolk
Thompson
Lydia Tilden
E. J. Foster
J. A. O’ Keefe
H. W. Bragg
Frank N. Nay
Charles G. Fall
I. BR. Clark
F. A. Pelton
W. Barrett
White
Fitchburg
Slattery
Young
Bost. & Prov
R.R
Greely
West End Ry
Lane
Jones
Stubbs
Masse
Owis
Crowell
Margeson
Man. B. Association
Harding
Parkerton
N. Y
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Shea
Shanahan
Mitchell
McNeil
Norcross
Brlow
Willis
Sewall
D. C. Co
Taber
Hobbs
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Lockett
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Lyman
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Fitzpatrick
C. L. Gidings
W. C. Cogswell
Traveller Newspaper Company
J. T. Butler
W. H. Mather
H. N. Shepard
J. Harry Gerlach
George E. Hayden
H. L. Boutweil
J. H. Blanchard
Howland
Blake Mfg. Co
International Trust Co
Wilson
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Rich
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Crowley
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Parker
Prot
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Dana
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Connors
Morton
Harris
Commonwealth Club
Fowle
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Bicknell
N. E. RR
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Turner
DeSilva
Wentworth
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Moore
Austin
Pendergast
Robbins
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Braaey
William Howard
Almer Griffin
T. J. Gargan
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Bartlett
Healy
Holt
Rice
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Varner
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Keen
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Haley
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Snow
Sulivan
Child
O’connor
O’brien
Alcon
Paboudjian
Benshimol
Bennett
Barrus v. Ward Co
G. E. Rogers
Charles Duncan
H. Albers
J. B. Moran
Elizabeth Folsom
Baliou Banking Company
H. EB. Fales
EB. G. McInnes
C. W. Clark
Prescott
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Dale
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Ladd
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Doyle
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Levin
O’ Brien
Davis
Yeaton
McIntire
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Tiliam H. Floyd
Gustavus N. Spinney
Wareham
Lucy A. Kinney
Wareham Savings Bank
O. Cooke
J. F. Colby
Chadwick
Ramona Lodge D. of R
Society
Council of Churches
Franklin Street
O’cock
James H. Ross
Helen J. Sanborn
Central Club
High Wind Avenue
Winter Hill
First Baptist Church
St. Joseph’s Young Ladies Sodasty
Bacon Hall
Meeting Unity Society
First Unitarian Church
Charles Dudley Warner
Somerville School
Brichton
Roxbury's
LARCE
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
W. Fleming
Field St
G. W.trout
Lenox St
Samuel Packard
Washington St
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
William Hayward
James Husson
Niwn Court
Jack Jacobs
Kendall St
J. L. Kingston
Edgewood St
W. P. Bing
Eeces Eeiaie Tee
H. Strecker
Green St
Daniel Falconer
Hammond St
P. J. Foran
Sterlinz St
A. B. Fernekees
Winthrop St
L. St .Rkey
Pynchon St
J. J. Callahan
Geiga
A. S. Nolen
Tarve
St. Sb
Ocalsecc
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
James F. Flannery
Elmwood
Gharley
Dorothy
Cescenseses
E. B. Terhune
George W. Goode
Adamsist
Cecc
Thomas Bardsley
Locust St
Esther Taylor
Neponset Ave
Charles T. Schirmer
Stafford St
Max Lagerson
Goldsmith
Hugh
Paca
George N. Walker
Concord Sq
G. Roy Starkey
V. E. McFaden
Mike Lane
Beach St
Frank F. Oliver
Hubert CG
Purdy
F. L. Cameron
Bremen St
Louis Chishol
Chelsea St
Fred. D. Rucker
Ash St
Wetaneoe
Alexander MacCabe
Harve St
George Chisholm
Porter St
W. J. Matheson
Putnam Ave
George R. Burns
N. Yeomans
Leyden St
J. Harlin
Wiliam Kellea
W. H. Braly
Sumner St
Frank T. Grover
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
W. B’d’y
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
Joe Finnemore
Wesley St
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth
Thomas F. Drummond
Eighth
Walter Hogan
Thomas Daly
Dorchester Ave
J J. Deveney
G St
D. J. Hurney
Athens St
George H. Smith
J. J. Ryan
Bolton St
Patrick J. Curley, Jr
E. ‘Eighth
J. A. Sullivan
Fred. A. Hill
Middle St
Walter T. Rice
Andes
Frank Hans
Gnc. Sie
Ghee
F. E. Joyce
Fifth St
Patrick Moran
Ward St
H. W. Bryant
John T. Gleason
Frank H
Highth St
Martin R. Kirby
Joseph F. Toole
Ees
Thomas Murphy
Third St
W. T. Frisbee
F. Murphy
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E. First St
Charles F. Q. Malley
Telegraph St
Patrick J. Hurney
Dovest
James Carter
James Bvo Vissie Awe
A. O. Bisbee
West Broadway
Neck
C. Crimmins
Francis J. Teevins
W. Sixth St
W. T. Sullivan
E. Fourth St
Wim
F. Gorman
Dorchester St
D. E. Noonan
A. Serigger Goodrich
Braidwig
L. Hamronitz
K St
A. McKenna Shevlin
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
J.J. Murray
Pleasant St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
H. Cochrane
Belmont St
J. W. Corbett
J. Finch
Summer St
George W. Wilson
Austin St
William P. Barnes
Mipleave
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn St
Robert Harris
Somerville Ave
M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
Joseph T. Maiden
John H. Amann
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grants Court
Miss J. Fitzgerald
Mason St
Edward A. Bogen
Oss Bees
Nomas
J. McCarthy
John D. McRae
Cameron St
B. E. Chaubers
Linden St
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