Episcopalians at Dinner Debate in Boston Club Meeting
The Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts held its annual banquet at the Vendome after a business session. Officers were elected, reports showed 160 members with no deaths, and a plan for a diocesan house was approved. Principal speakers included President Smyth of Trinity College and Dr. Huntington, addressing religion in education and the unity of church and state in liberal studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopatan Club
Massachusetts
Vendome
SS Club
Mae A. J. ©. Sondon
J. &. Richardson
Medford
J. de Amory
Boston
Christ Church
Washington
Samuel. Eliot
J. M. Sears
Henry M. Lovering
Eins Ieeion
Lieveien
Pielnan
Slace
George ©. Shattuck
Techies
G. Williamson Stith
I- Leni
Eee
York
Ciouiteh
O.viatthews
Ariawrenes
Steekbridge
Nen
Wiliam Lawrence
Caurase
Che
Leisiton Parks
Williman Wilkinso
Mme- Boa
Subane
Eden
Smyth
Trinity College
Iman
Newton
Mike
Siort O
Fife
Rehweion
Bart
Imnen
Romain Catholic
Church
Dr Huntington
Trund
Hiuntington
Rome
E. O. Matthews
Arthur Lawrence
William Wilkinson
Ueighton Parks
William Lawrence
George JF. Edmunds
Seth Low
E. N. Potter
Guardian Appointed for Heward Children After Shooting
Fred Sawyer of this town was named guardian of Joy Heward's children. Heward, intoxicated, visited Sawyer's home and drew a knife before Sawyer shot with a revolver. A bullet hit Heward below the heart but is not considered dangerous. Sawyer held at 1000 for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CocHirvark
Fred Sawyer
Joy Heward
Heward
Sawyer
Railroad Bond Decision Sustained by Supreme Court
Washington Jan 27 In a Supreme Court ruling Justice Bradley sustains the lower court decision in William J Christian versus the Atlantic and North Carolina Railway Company The suit concerns bonds guaranteed by the state and the inclusion of the State Treasurer as a party to enforce default remedies The court held the State itself need not be joined as a party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the Unitod
Justice Bradley
William J. Christian
Atlantic & North Carolina Raiway Company
Tower Court
Christian
Shire
Supreme Court
Congregational Club Annual Meeting Highlights
The Congregational Club met at Odd Fellows Hall with 27 attendees for supper. Retiring president George M. Boynton welcomed guests, then officers and committees reported, noting 855,047 receipts and 470,855 expenditures. Several members died this year and new officers were elected, including President Charles C. Coffin and secretary Marshall M.utter. The planned paper was postponed to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Club
Phe
Odd Fellows’ Hall
George M. Boynton
Tlaniiion A. Hill
Jd. B. Waylor
SEC
Canidge
le K K. Abbe
Derchester
George OU
Leach
Roxbury
E. K. Leland
J.ken Cutler
Joseph C. Tvner
Joseph D. Leland
M.D
Drei. Fy Warner
Boston
The
Iron
Charles C. Coffin
Samuel Johnson
Alonzo J. Quint
D.D
William O' Grover
Albert G. Bale
Henry B. Cobb
Frank Wood
Jacob P. Bates
Marshall M. @utter
William A H. Blood
National Educational Association Meeting in St Paul 1890
The National Educational Association will hold its meeting in St Paul Minnesota from July 4 to 11 1890. Half railway rates from all points for attendees. Special excursions to the local lake region Yellow Stone Park and other Northern Pacific points. For details and a free bulletin with programme write S Sherin secretary local executive committees Saint Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
St. Paul
Minn
Lake
Yellowstone Park
S. Sherin
Dt Paul
Misn
Electric Wires Debate Moves to Public Hearing on Suburban Poles
Boston Aldermen split over Suburban Light & Power petition to erect poles for electric wires in Roxbury and Dorchester. Majority favors granting the privilege under usual conditions. minority urges a public hearing amid strong remonstrances from business interests and fire and insurance groups. Public hearing ordered. other city matters cited include funding for Bowers Park land, district redivision, and sewer improvements. Superintendent Morton reports sewers aging and outlines need for intercepting systems and suburban expansion in tandem with city water. Mt Hope Cemetery trustees report year finances and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Counci
Suburban Light & Power Company
Roxbury
Dorchester
Alderman Reed
Aldermman Stacey
Board of Fire Commissioners
Board of Fire Underwriters
Insurance Men
Stacey
Gove
McLaughlin
Reed
Burrage
Arruth
McLaughin
Washington Street
Cornhill
Dover Street
Bak Bay District
Arlington Street
Boston & Albany
West Chester Park
Charles River
Grand Army
Boston
Kear-earge Association of Naval Veterans
Thomas Francis Meagher
Robert G. Shaw Veteran Association
Flood
Owate
Sium
Bowers Park
Carrison Avenue
Ward 10
Board of Health
Comittee
William H. Slocum
Chauncy Street
Inights of Labor
Morton
Isnas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Treasury
Behind the Masks All For Lawn Tennis Club Masquerade
Eighty couples attended the All for Lawn Tennis Club masquerade at Pierce Hall with music by the Cadet Orchestra. Guests wore masks and elaborate costumes including Flor ence L Brown as a Vyrolean peasant and Annie Gaskill as Little Red Riding Hood. organizers were A K Peek W G Rand and ALC C Gill with matrons A s D B Hallett Mrs J P Prost and Mrs J Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Hall
Amon
Florence L. Brown
Dora Kimball
LC. Richardson
Paulie Baldwin
Yeazle
Aliss EB. Brown
Smith must remain at home in slander case
In East Cambridge Superior Civil Court Judge Thompson held a special hearing in the Rev W A Smith versus Deacon Herbert Iiue of Gorserville. Plaintiff’s attorney J D Cotton asked for a continuance on no illness grounds, and the judge ruled Mr Smith should stay in locality to appear when called. Hearing continued to this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
Thompson
W. A. Smith
Herbert Iiue
Gorserville
J. d. Cotton
Cincinnai
Smith
Biliousness Remedy Endorsed by Doctor Gilnies
Manitoba physician Dr W B Gilnies recommends Horsford's Acid Phosphate and Winnipex for biliousness and indigestion. He reports using the remedies in a typical bilious case and finding them exceptionally effective, noting they are the best he has used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
W. B. Gilnies
Winnipex
Manitoba
Brackett Likely to Seek Governor Term Not Congress
An evening paper reports Governor Brackett will not run for Congress in the eleventh district. He prefers to serve another term as governor and then seek congressional honors if fortunate. The political maneuver aims to harmonize the state party and rely on “keep what you have got and catch what you can.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. A. Brackett
Congress
W. W. Crapp
Brackett
Republican State Committee
Concord
Greenhalge
Buttrick
Hosmer
Eighth
Judge Boar
Grand Army
Phese
Judge Hoar
Greenhalege
W. W. Crapo
Iis
Hasimer
Bacckbone
Congressman Greenhalse
Buattrick
Public meeting on single tax in Dorchester Music Hall
About 106 people attended a Dorchester and Neponset Single Tax League gathering. Speakers argued Henry George theory, land value taxation, and confiscation of rent as remedy to poverty, with Rev. Brazier closing remarks citing David A. Weiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester and Neponset
Dorchester Music Hall
L. A. Lothrop
Dorchester League
John Levis
League
Levi Hi. Turner
Boston Question Club
Henry George
William Lloyd Garrison
George
Samuel Brazier
David A. Weiss
Kneisel Quartet Delights Union Hall with Beethovens Chamber Works
Mr Kneisel's third concert at Union Hall drew a large eager audience applauding Bacmann's return. Beethoven chamber pieces dominated the program, and the quartet's flawless performance under Kneisel's guidance was praised as nearly perfect. Baermann's illness did not hinder his artistry, and the series' improving standard was noted. The piece elevates local taste for chamber music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneisel
Union Hall
Bacrmann
Beethoven
Baermann
Home Missions Talk At Baptist Social Union Meeting
About 150 Baptist brethren gathered at the Meicnaon for the Social Union monthly meeting. Rev A P Mason offered thanks at supper. Rev Philips Moxem eulogized Daniel G Grafton. Rev HU Morehouse of New York spoke on Home Missions and immigration trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Baptist Brethren
Meicnaon
Social Union
A. P. Mason
Philips. Moxem
Daniel G. Grafton
Home Missions
The
Home Mission Society
HU. L. Morehouse
New York
Old World
Morehouse
Catholiechurch
Emory J. Haynes
Howard Bellamy
Ale Fiaynes
Christ
P. Corey
Theological Seminary
Richmond
Mgr
Hezekiah Bitterworth
Messrs
Hartshorn and
Cheney
Aiip
Philadelphia
Washington
Second Nationalist Club Holds Weekly Meetings and Program
A regular meeting of the Second Nationalist Club was held last evening at Emmanuel Chapel West Concord street with about 100 members. The program included music by Slisses Fullerton and Allen, a club song by Drvce and Arthur Kildreth, and an address by Mrs Martha M Avery on Nationalism and socialism. Mrs Lelia d. Robinson presided as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Chapel
West Concord Street
Slisses Fullerton and
Allen
Messrs
Es Drvce
Arthur Kildreth
Martha M. Avery
Avery
Supreme Judicial Court Dockets Jan 27 Continue Man chester Case
The Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth sits January 27 with justices Field Devens W Allen C Allen Knowlton. The criminal docket only resolves one case as Arthur Manchester, charged with taking fish Quenhaden near Buzzards Bay, is postponed to March due to counsel illness. Adjournment set for March 12. Equity lists assignments and civil cases including Reading Savings, Michandling Co, East Boston Ferry, and various v. cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Field
Devens
W. Allen
C. Allen
Knowlton
Arthur Manchester
Jan Vang
Inure Reading Savings BR
Lure Michandling, & Con. Co
Daniel v. East Boston Ferry Co
Witton v. Peirce
Essex
Beckles Vy. Votier
Boston Superior Court session list records several injury and railroad cases
The first session on January 27 lists Bridget Maloney versus City of Boston for $4000 damages after a sidewalk fall on Newton Street. Bridget Carroll sues City of Chelsea for $4000 over a January 1888 ice and snow defect on Everett Avenue. Frank A. Donnelly sues Old Colony Railroad for damages in an administrator’s claim following a crossing death. Several docket items detail numerous routine civil actions, verdicts, and postponed cases across three sessions with judges Pitman Bishop Lathrop and counsel names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Maloney
City of Boston
Plaintif
Newton Street
T.j.gargan
P. M. Keating
I. M. Babson
Bridget Carroll
City of
Chelsea
Everett Avenue
TJ. Gargan
E. M. Keating
EF. i. Bitt
Frank A. Donnelly
Old Colony Railroad
Old Hearth Street
Plaimtutt
Oxnards
C. G. Fall
J.H. Benton, Jr
Fhoulder
Lathrop
Charles Schuman
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Charlotte Schuman
Same
Charles W. Schuman
Amelia Hitchings
William E
Arthur H. Russell
S. Lincoln
W. J. Badger
George Everett
John Monahan
Monahan
Wiliam Ellison
John M. Way
KE. Barry
Samuuel H. Richmond
Jacob Gerber
Ida Gerber
J. B. Callendar
A. Ko. Willson
Oud Fellows’ Hall
Torpson
Steven Association
Meeson
Allister
Staples
Mach
Barry
Tall
Old Colony Boyz
Covairy
Cook
Dodge
Boston
Young
Ola Col- Albany
Thomas
L—Pharx National
Andhase Ve Mitehell
Bank of Freevn
Willliamson
Hill
Vv. Batcheller
Gentlemen’s Dinner and Ladies’ Night at the Parker House
The Good Fellows' Club held its annual dinner at the Parker House with installation of officers led by Rev. Jd. Henry Gundmg and Guilford S. Reed. The British-American Club hosted its annual ladies' night at Tremont House with readings and music by Sara Weymss Vrachuzy and others. Many guests and residents are listed as staying at Parker House Thorndike and Tremont venues, including H. M. Burleigh, J. H. Andrews, and Mrs. Thomas, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Efouse
Good Fellows’ Club
Jd. Henry Gundmg
Guilford S. Reed
M.D
J. W. Mott
J. TI. Bailey
Clarence EK. Woodward
George HH. Johnson
Waldo A. Pearce
F. D. Greenough
J. J. Farmer
J. M. Tracey
George DD. Weynss
Sara Weymss Vrachuzy
Alex. Jo Weymss, Jr
Percy Cooper
H. H. Brockway
Ashland House
New York
Parker House
Se ‘Iiss Maida Craigen
Thorndike
Charlie Reed
Tremont
United States
Vondomine
H. E. Murray
Montreal
H. M. Burleigh
Athol
B. P. Learned
John H. Andrews
John L. Rebert
Marblehead
George Williamson Smith
Hartford
J. Whitney
Baltimore
O. Loeshigt
Brunswick
John H. Clough
Augusta
W. &. Smith
Minneapolis
Verryburg
American House
E. C. Yates
Calais
Chester Kellogg
Granby
C. H. Shaesford
Conway
C. PB. Biker
F. W. Smith
Worcester
Crawford House
Edward E. Pettee
Kearney
Neb
J. B. Pearce
Tacoma
Wash
PF. E. Seagrave
Toledo
L. D. Smith
Springheld
Kk. Crane
C. H. Bush
Bb. W. Vandyck
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Bartholomew R. Doody Applies for Attorney Admission
Notice states Bartholomew R Doody of Canton has applied for admission as an attorney in the Norfolk County January Sitting 1890 He may be admitted on Wednesday January 29 1890 at 10 o clock a m if no objection is made and he is found qualified Erastus Wortington Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew R. Doody
Canton
Erastus Wortzhington
Superior Criminal Court January 27 First Session
List of cases and penalties from Commonwealth cases including Murphy adulterating milk fined 75, Hogan and Williams breaking and entering probation, Daley assault fined 15, Leonard larceny reformatory, Keegan drunkenness fined 5, Devine building violation fined 100, Mullen breaking and entering six months, along with numerous vignettes in docket order naming Berry, Gibson, Dolan, Lydston, Mil, Lavacan, Whitcomb, Morris, Opilvie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Murphy
Thomas Hogan
Thomas Willams
Thomas LT. Daley
Frank Leonard
Massachusetts Reformatory
Thomas Keegan
William JF. Devine
Patrick Mullen
House of Correction
Same
Berry
Hook
Gibson
Saine
Dolan
Lroker
Remnant stock contracts and various civil actions
A compilation of case notes including No 5g04 Reando vs Spence on remnant dongola stock and bill dispute. No 6547 Hastings et al vs Myers on Lynn Item advertising bill. multiple other cases listed such as Sellars v Wheeler & Wilson, Same v same, Robinson v Murphy, French v Manning, Outlap v City of Lyon, Bresnehan v Kelly, Stetson Andrews et al, Gould v Foss et al, Clark assignee, Rood v Green, Murphy v Clark, Homans v Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reando
Spence
W. H. Niles
J. F. Sisk
Hastings Et al
Myers
Sellars
Wheeler & Wilson
Boston & Maine
Same
Bresnehan
Kelly
Balmoral Choir Shines At Tremont Temple Star Course
The Balmoral Choir sang to Tremont Temple patrons in the Star Course last evening and repeated the success of their former visit. This organization is among the best of its kind on the concert stage and the programing was enjoyed by a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aropson
Casino
Hollis Street Theatre
Nadjy
Mr. Aronson
Erminie
Balmoral
Tremont Temple
Weather vane wisdom on the body’s balance
Fragmentary lines describe appetite and digestion as a sign of health with advice to savor meat and stock. The text resembles a pasty, salesy note urging try fennel or broth to ease digestion and improve appetite. Key proper nouns or dates are absent.
Probate Court Names Administrations in Essex County
In Salem on January 27 probate court listed wills for William H. Currier Amesbury Elizabeth A Hale Newburyport Edward Hoyt Amesbury Aaron Morrill Amesbury Daniel Morrison Newburyport Julia A Peabody Newburyport Lucy A Perley Boxford Levi Saylor Haverhill Letters of administration granted for Kate T Battley Lawrence Ellen Burns Lawrence Ellen S Chandler Salem John H Collins Lawrence Mary Fox Newburyport Harriet M Kent Newbury Sarah Littlefield Newburyport John F Masury Beverly Harriet E Morrison Newburyport Jeremiah Morse Georgetown Lydia Phil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmon
J. Wills
Eves
William H. Currier
Amesbury
Elizabeth A. Hale
Newburyport
Edward Hoyt
Aaron Morrill
Damiel Morrison
Julia A. Peabody
Lucy A. Perley
Boxford
Levi Saylor
Haverhill
Kate T. Battley
Lawrence
Ellen Burns
Ellen S. Chandler
John H. Collins
Mary 5. Fox
Newburryport
Harriet M. Kent
Newbury
Sarah Litlefield
John F. Masury
Beverly
Harriet E. Morrison
Jeremiah
Morse
Georgetown
Lydia Phil
Incomplete Probate Inventories from Ames and Nearby Towns
In the fragmentary list of estates, names appear such as Matiiin Parker of Creveland and George Gilbert of Swampscott with monetary figures like 7276 AOL and 40,070 dollars. Other names include John O Lefavour of Marblehead and Mary E Ives of Salem with varied sums, while references to Lips of Georgetown and Mary Weare of Seabrook suggest scattered probate items from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lips
Georgetown
Samuel Rowell
Amesbury
Saawel Prune
Aymesbury
Mary Weare
Seabrook
Dane Lambool Lawrence
Parker
Creveland
George Gilbert
Swampscott
Mary E. Ives
Salém
John O. Lefavour
Marblehead
George EF. Eaton
Haverhill
True II
Lonwley
Merrimac
Superior Court Opens with Jury Chosen at Cirencester Foreman
In Walem June 27 the Superior Criminal Court assembled with Judge Shermin charging the jury. James G. Tatt named foreman and George W. Hall clerk as Norfolk County jurists prepare for a term led by Judge Dewey. Trial sessions begin next Monday. Civil sittings in Dedham list several actions including Pratt v Old Colony Railroad with a $2000 verdict for the plaintiff and other cases involving damages from street obstructions and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Coure
Norfolk County
Prowoses v Winchester Inhabitants tort action over highway defect
Superior Court case list records a tort action brought by Katherly A Stoddard against the Inhabitants of Winchester for 600 dollars. Alleged highway defect on Lincoln Street caused damage to horse wagon and harness. Defendants include a general alias. Verdict for plaintiff noted. Other docket items listed include multiple cases with Marlboro and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muttlesex
Katherly
Winchester
Lincoln Street
John Wilson
Samuel J. Hier
Historic court list of cases and party names
First Session evy second Session Parenter Col 8487 Hain v Phaneuf Wentworth v Lam Same Vv sarc MEV 368h shaltnek vy Cogs 5092 Lowell v Hackett Mahan v Nelligan Sexton Vv Goss Clark v Low Manley v Williams Wknanp v Dinsmore Stoch V Stock Whippie v Thomas arry ve dindee 1st t riner v Hickey Levins v Walsh Sawyer ve Walker March ind v Creton Baeger Vv Folsom Libby ve Tinnvigents Baker vy Devereaux Tilison v Wilcox Lonergan v Allen Klakker vy Grant Mel ond v Simms White Sewing Ma Maione ve Werler chine CoO At 81 hynch ve Dever kinson stewart vy Park Parker v Morgan Brockway v Caplan Githens v Whipple Kay v Hothenberg Barnard v0 Cumo Phillips v Green Young v Wesley Keniston vy Utley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hain
Phaneuf
Wentworth
Lam
Same
Sarc
Shaltnek
Vy. Cogs
Lowell
Hackett
Well
Mahan
Nelligan
Sexton
Goss
Clark
Low
Manley
Williams
Stewart Vy
Park
Parker
Morgan
Brockway
Caplan
Githens
Whipple
Kay
Hothenberg
Barnard
Phillips
Green
Mings
Young
Wesley
Keniston
Utley
Boston man seeks admission as attorney in U S Circuit Court
Hartley F. Atwood of Boston has applied to the U S Circuit Court in Massachusetts for admission as an attorney and counsellor. Commissioner JOURNGe STETSON notes the filing under the rules of the Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Massachusetts
Boston
United States
Hartley F. Atwood
Journ Ge Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
Omaha Water Works stock sale offer details
C H Venner & Co offer for sale 1,000,000 of the 6 percent cumulative preferred stock of American Water Works Company, owner of Omaha Water Works. Shares are $100 par, payable semiannually, with priority over common. Company earnings and growth cited. proposed NYSE listing noted. stock issued to fund $1,139,836 of new construction last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. C. H. Venner & Co
New York
Boston
American Water Works Company
Omaha Water Works
Canary
San Francisco
Buffalo
Detroit
Rochester
Providence
Albany
Omaha
South Omaha
New York Stock Exchange
Ministers hold Monday meetings in multiple halls
Congregationalists met in Pilgrim Hall to discuss the Day of Prayer for Colleges. Baptists gathered at Tremont Temple Social Hall for Rev. Barnes on Islam in Africa. Unitarian ministers heard Mr. Mead on History in Channing Hall. Universalists met at Ballon Hall for an address by Rev. Polk on higher criticism of the Old Testament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Hall
Tremont Temple
G. Barnes
Africa
Edwin J. Mead
Channing Hall
Ballon Hall
R. ‘L. Polk
Unclear OCR advert summary of goods and goods values
An OCR fragment lists various valued items from iron goods to watches and buttons. Mentions bourbon and rye whiskeys marketed to workers, with references to a shop named Graves & Sons and a supplier in Boston. The text is fragmentary and hard to parse, containing numerical values and brand mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Little
Ge O. Vayvier
G. C. Taylor
Cuesta Rth
Graves & Sons
Sule
Ioston
Cooperative Bank Plan Described by Minnesota Association
The Poston Branch of Security Building and Loan Association of Minneapolis under CREASY as president and PHILIP H. GOSS as secretary. It mirrors cooperative banks with high Western investment yields. Shares valued at 100 with 60 cents monthly payment, incorporated under Minnesota law and state bank supervisor. Further details available from 25 School Street Room 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Security Building and Loan Association of
Minneapolis
Minn
Fed. Creasy
Philip H. Goss
West
Minnesota
Bulding and Loan Association
School Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Episcopalians
All For Lawn Tennis Club
MR. Smith
Rev
Sumuel Brazier
Pronla
Titmh Park
Paola
Park Theatre
Paulton
Miss Snyder
Baptist Social Union
Field, J
Dickinson
Fitzgerald
Sweeney
Lond
Stone
Littefield
Colprs
Russell
Dupee
I Monroe
Taylor
Superior Court
Pitman, J
Donnell
Old Colony RR
Levy
Bent
Chandler
Amer
Foe
Falls v. B
O'Connor
Bradley
Horn
Rhodes
Milavie
Savitsky
Doane
Preez—Cortizan
Angell
Vila Vy. Holmes
Leet
Old Col. RR
Shattuck
Barrett
O' Connell
Dona
Cable
Barkham
Tievee Sudk
Corey
Buris
Ga. L
A. Oo
T.W. of
Mass
Corker
Hollis Dressed
A.o0l Co
Seavey
Selimat
People’s Nuth Bank
Lates
Martin
Peck
Dempsey
Duggan
Crosby
West End St. Railway
Hull
Moors
Imp. & Traders’ BK
Covera Td
Blainer
Solomon
Marsh
van Alstine
Hollander
Burr
Roberson Ov
Superior Criminal Court
Bloppert, J
Superior Civil Court
Sherman
Fahey
Connolly
Dowd
Ken
Rosenfeld
Alias
Buchanan
Rehibitants of
Marlboro
Waddell
Mguniciv AL Cougre
Evy
Parenter
Col
W. Baker & Cov’s
Brenly Viacto Rf
Ugiale
W. Baker &Co
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