President Harrison visits Connecticut and Putnam
Reports detail President Harrison's brief stop in Hartford and Putnam as part of a holiday visit. Gov. Bulkeley, Sen. Platt, and officials greeted him while crowds cheered. a reception at Bowen's residence followed before plans moved toward Newport and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Scretary
Noble
A. Garbour
Mason
Clarence W. Bowen
Shepard
Stamford
Staff
Hawley
Connecticut
Senmachey
Lhe
Pratt
Senator Platt
Platt
Justice Miller
Supreme Court
Navy
Tracy
Nobe
Bulkeley
Jantrorp
Conn
Carrison
Hartford
Capitol
White
Jared
Putnam
Woopstock
Willimantic, Caeser
Putryim
Greece
Grand Army
Irish Society
French- Canadian Association
Grand Army Republic — Post
St. Mary’s Homan Catholic
Father Wygen
St. Mary's Convent
Bowen
Woodstock
Reed
Maine
Newport
Jersey City
R. L
United States Torpedo and Training Station
Labor Bureau Probes Fall River Workers Pay
Pally River on July 3 as P W Browning and James H Graves of the national labor bureau gather information on the lives, work and pay of employees. The act of Congress authorizes the fact collection for major industries. Browning says results not yet publishable but progress is satisfactory. Government agents are active in England, France and Germany. Downing notes Fall River provides one field for inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fally River
P. W. Browning
James H. Graves
National Labor Bureau
Act of Congress
Browning
Mhe
England
France
Germany
Downing
Fall River
Saengerbund Opens in New Haven With Concert and Contest
The State Saenger bund opened in New Haven with a concert and prize singing contest at the Hyperion Theatre under the Arion Singing Society. Competitors performed in the first class while participants from Concordia and Hartiorn Saenger were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Saengerbund
Hyperion ‘Theatre
Arion Singing Society
Wind and Rain Ravage Franbury and Hovriparyssure
A severe storm swept Franbury Pennsylvania with high winds and heavy rain. Derrick frames toppled and barns collapsed while crops, gardens and outbuildings suffered extensive damage. Flooding and washed-out cellars were reported. oil works foresee large losses. In Hovriparyssure a night rainstorm caused about 16000 dollars in damage with several houses struck by lightning injuring residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franbury
Penn
Bully Hill
Hovriparyssure
Amherst College Commencement Honors 91 Graduates
Ninety-one graduates receive degrees at Amherst College with a large attendance. Phi Beta Kappa officers preside, honorary degrees awarded, and alumni officers elected. The Alumni Association maps bylaws changes and holds a dinner with notable speakers from Vermont and Colorado colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Colby
Dutch Gap
Middlebury College
W. C. Esty
Amherst
Edward P. Crowell
College Hall
Seelye
Chambers, Jr
James
England
Robert W. Crowell
Amherst College
George B. Churchill
Antigone
Cordelia
William E. Chancellor
Louis Doerr
Shakspere
Henry N. Dickinson
John Bright
America
Walter H. Dodd
Frederick de Woodbridge
A.B
Lyman Whiting
Joseph Willard Brown
Frank H. Knight
Fred Atwell Wright
A.M
John D. Hurd
A. Seelye
Walter Wyman
John Hi
Elliott Sanford
J. C. Hammond
Winfield T. Slocum
KE. W. Donald
W. G. Hammond
Joseph Smith
Henry Whitcomb
F. J. Lewis
Ll. Elwell
William L. Cowles
Austin Dickinson
George Fisher
Howard Hitchcock
EK. P. Crowell
D. W. Woods
E. Winchester Donald
Association
M. Buckham
University of Vermont
William F. Slocum, Jr
Colorado College
William FE
Griffs
Baston
Lamson
St. Johns
Colby University Commencement at Warenville Maine
Colby University holds commencement at the Baptist Church in Warenville. General Butler presents a large oil portrait of himself from Dutch Gap and explains the gap’s abandonment was due to fear of rebel vessels, not inability. Trustees were elected, degrees conferred include A M and LL D, and a new faculty chair in natural science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warenville
Colby University
Baptist Church
Butler
Dutch Gap
James
Kk. F. Webb
Colby
Edwin Noyes
Timothy Boutelle
Coburn Classical Institute
Gardner Colby
Charles L. Colby
New York
R. ©. Shannon
George Wilson
Paris
A.M
R. F. Metcalf
P. T. Merrill
G. B. Bryant
J. &. Winslow
C._P. simatl
A.M. W. H. Baldwin
Cincinnati
Ll.d
Artemas — Litbey
Augusta
William H. Lambert
Fall River
Mass
W.S. Bailey
M. D
Baltimore
Flour Market Shows Drop in May Miller Output
Northern Miller reports 104 mills, including 63 in Minnesota, 10 Wisconsin, 3 Dakota, 13 New York, with 75,600 barrels daily capacity. May output at Minneapolis fell 236,400 barrels vs May 1888, exports down 45,600 barrels, total May product 462,000 barrels and exports 159,270. Overall 104 mills produced 887,250 barrels, exports 204,600, a drop from May 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixnne Apouts
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakota
New York
Minneapolis
Ainneapolis
Ego
Vie GS Mills
Dakota Group of Mills
Wilkie Collins Stricken By Stroke In London
New York telegrams report Wilkie Collins has had a paralysis stroke and lies unconscious at the house where he planned Sunday dinner with Sebastian B. Schlesinger, a leading member of the American colony. Collins, recovering from a prior stroke, declined to flee the heat and stay in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie Collins
New York
Twe Times
London
Sebastian B. Schlesinger
Kendals
Collins
Schresger
Yale Commencement Honors Noblesse Oblige at Middlebury Prizes
At Middlebury College Commencement Rev C S Markland addressed alumni on Noblesse Oblige. Prizes for Parker and Merrill were awarded to B F Wynne and G H Kelton for Parker and D G Reilly and F D Boynton for Merrill with others noted. Honorary degrees conferred on several clergy and scholars, and Yale's Rev Dr Wickham, oldest living Yale graduate, attended. The graduating class of nine earned A B degrees. corporation dinner followed with speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mippiebury
Middlebury College
Markland
Manchester
N. H
D. K. Simonds
Manchester Journal
H. M. Seely
W. H. Parker
Parker and Merrill
Parker
B. F. Wynne
Moriah
N. Y
G. H. Kelton
East Hubbardstown
Mass
Merrill
D. G. Reilly
Thorndike
F. D. Boy
Wickham
Yale
Braid Manufacturers Move to Form Trust
A movement among braid manufacturers to form a trust gathers momentum in New York. A meeting is set at the room of the hotel on Wednesday at 12 o'clock noon with representatives of various firms to discuss matters of mutual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnant
Ain
Dalkerey
Tracy
Fiscock
New Yor
Braid
Washington Bride Weds Dr Edward Sanford in St John’s Church
Miss Irene M Fuller and Dr Edward Sanford were married at St Johns Church with Rev Dr Leonard officiating. Guests from Washington and elsewhere sent wedding presents. After luncheon at the bride’s mother’s house they left for Boston and a brief trip to Switzerland, returning via Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Specia
Irene M. Fuller
Edward Sanford
Attleboro
Mass
St. John’s Church
Leonard
Washington
Our Rifle Team Beats Londoners in Rainham Contest
A Rainham match between the Massachusetts Rise Team and the London Rise Brigade produced an American victory by 1084 to 1007. Lt Bumstead and Sgt Doyle both hit seven straight bulls at 590 yards. In the diamond sculls race Charles G Psotta defeated Blackmore by three lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpow
Rainham
Massachusetts Rise
London Rise Brigade
Fiumstead
Reese
Oes
ParroWiss
Doyle
Hussey
Ainic
London Rifle Brigade
Bumstead
Charles G. Psotta
Blackmore
Donley
Psotta
Today’s Sailing Regatta Opens With Extra Entries
The Marblehead Regatta hosts the first Harlem Yacht Club cruise and general yachting news as winds favor a northwest course. Judges adjust the 40s race route to Broad Sound and Graves Buoys, distance twenty three miles, with 11:80 start and noon full heat from Marine Park near the iron pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Yacht Club
Broad Sound
Long Island
Bell
Harding
Graves
Fort Independence
Iron Pier
Marine Park
Regular monthly South Boston Yacht Club meeting at City Point
The South Boston Yacht Club held its regular monthly meeting at the club house City Point last evening. Vice-Commodore C F Morrill presided in the bar as members transacted routine business. Kathleen and Linus were noted for their successful outcome, though the report emphasizes routine agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Linus
South Boston Yacht Club
City Point
C. F. Morrill
Russian family to be returned from Codman Street
A Russian family who arrived six months ago on Codman Street Dorchester will be sent back to Russia as they cannot support themselves The state will pay their fare to Hamburg and the Russian government the rest of the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codman Street
Dorchester
Hamburg
The
Public Library
East Newton Street
Armory Commissioners
Boston Bridge Company
Willian Lamb & Co
Whidden & Co
Cressy & Noyes
L. M. Horn
Walworth Construction Company
Uldven
Oakland Garden
OUR CRICKETERS ABROAD. PHILADELPHIA AMATEURS IN FORM
The Philadelphia Amateur Cricket Club and the Dublin Cricket Club continued their match in Dres July 8. The Americans posted 43 for five yesterday, then 177 in their first innings against Ireland's 259. R Palmer starred with 65, and in the second innings Philadelphia began strong, finishing with 3879 runs for six wickets down when play halted.
No Meetings Last Night at Fusilier Veterans Breakfast
The tavern decor features national colors for the Fusilier Veterans breakfast. Notable arrivals include Professor D. B. Riddle and family of Alleghany Penn., Admiral George H. Coover at the Brunswick, and A. Barney of the New York Railroad Engineering Journal at the Revere House. Numerous guests travel from cities such as Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Manchester, Chicago, Providence, and more, with many extended family groups listed among diurnal attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Hart
D. B. Riddle
Alleghany
Pent
United States
George H. Coover
United States Navy
Brunswick
A. Barney
New York Railroad Engineering Journal
Revere House
Vendome
John S
Frank Walter
Maueh Chunk
Penn
Edward Berry
Philadelphia
Young’s
G. Hi. West
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. Jones Stinson
Burton-on-Trent
Kay
W. 13
Morgan and Family
Crawford
C. K. Bent
Burlington
A. E. Jaeils
Keene
N. Hi
A. A. Lewin
St John, Pi
Charles Merri
New York
J. M. Gothard
Kansas City
W. H. Bedell
E. W. Grataim
Selina
Ala
John M. Falkland
Baltimore
Small Yachts Set Off On Harlem Yacht Club Cruise
The Harlem Yacht Club began its first annual cruise yesterday from its East One Hundred Twenty-first Street club house under Commodore James F. Lalor aboard the Peerless. Officers on board include Vice Commodore J. McEvoy and Secretary William Callaghan. The fleet gathered at City Island for festivities and will choose the next port, likely Oyster Bay, before visiting nearby harbors and disbanding Sunday night. The roster features Peerless, Shamrock, Nereid, Meta, Una, Pathfinder, Torment, Jule, Empire, Gipsey, Gracie, Lavina G., Harry C., Charles Welde, and Bessie B. The event marks a new annual cruise for a growing club with a fine clubhouse and riverside grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Yacht Club
East One Hundred and Twenty-first Street
New York City
James F. Lalor
Hayship Peerless
Club
J. McEvoy
William Callaghan
Tt. B. McAllister
P. J. Dempsey
H. M. Jones
T. B. Bates
de. William Fersenheim
Robert Paton
City Island
Peerless
Oyster Bay
Flet
Shamrock
Nereid
Meta
Una
Pathfinder
Torment
Jule
Empire
Gipsey
Gracie
Lavina G
Harry C
Charles Welde
Bessie B
Commodore Lalor
Haviem
Deaths and Obituaries from Utica and Boston Circles
Judge William Johnson Bacon dies at his Utica home age 66 born Williamstown Mass Feb 13 1803 Yale 1822 LL D 1854 longtime Yale trustee. Mr William H Baker auditor Adams Express Dorchester aged about 40 leaves widow and three daughters. Herr Von Weilen editor of Crown Prince Rudolf work Austria-Hungary dead Archdeacon Goodyear East Africa Missions dies at Magila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson Bacon
Utica
N. Y
Williamstown
Mass
Yale
William H. Baker
Boston
Dorchester
Adams Express Company
Herr von Weilen
Crown Prince
Rudolf
Austria-hungary
Goodyear
The
East Africa Missions
Magila
Plucky officer struck by stone during chase on Winchester
Officer George E. Brewer tried to disperse looters on Winchester street last evening when struck by a stone and knocked down. A gang member seized his club and struck him on the head, cutting a gash. He later helped McKay to the station and had the wound sewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Brewer
Winchester Street
George J. McKay
Truro Street
Schooner Ashore at Beaver Tail Believer Bay
Schooner Buc St Johns ashore at Beliver Tail and got pieces rapy. She has been stripped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver TA Nawkorr, R. L
Buc St. Johns's
Bel Iver Tail
Cups To Be Sailed For At Marblehead And Bar Harbor
Commodore Hovey of the Eastern Yacht Club offers a prize worth 200 dollars for the 40 foot class of the Sea Wanhaka Yacht Club at Marblehead. Mrs A Cass Canfield donates cups valued 500 dollars to Marblehead. Captain Royal Phelps of the Gorilla offers a 200 dollar prize at Bar Harbor for five starters or 100 dollars for three starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Hovey
The
Eastern Yacht Club
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Marblehead
A. Cass Canfield
Seawanhaka Club
Royal Phelps
Gorilla
Bar Harbor
Pleon Yacht Club Races Sails Woods Cup Opener
In Marblehead on July 3 the Pleon Yacht Club hosted the Woods silver cup opener with two boats, Anna L. and Don. Anna L. led early but Don overtook at Selmon's Berth and finished first as rough southwest wind and choppy water slowed progress. three mile course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleon Yacht Club
Marblehead
Don
Anna L
Selmon
Model for a New Steam Yacht From Maine Town
In March 3ard Me town, William Pattee completes a 130 by 28 by 94 foot steam yacht model. Twin screws and triple expansion engines planned. Built for comfort with potential speed, similar to the Sagamore. Builder and buyers unnamed. no construction timing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Ard
William Pattee
Sagamore
Notes of Interest from Newark Yacht Cruise
The Newark Yacht Club begins its annual cruise up Long Island Sound with yachts Ripple Venture Annie R Nellie C Rest less Arrow Emma C Caprice McGrover Dudley. They will anchor in New Rochelle Harbor to witness the Larchment races and invite exhibits for the Edinburgh naval exhibition. Herbert L. Satterlee at Seawanhaka Yacht Club offers details on sending a display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Ripple
Frederick Miller
Venture
J. ¥. Martin
Annie R
Thomas J. Racho
Nellie C
David Corbin
Restless
Frederick Werlow
Arrow
A. F. Wolke
Emma C
C. Kk. Cameron
Caprice
Kd, McGrover
Dudley
H. Bush
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
East Thirty-second Street
New York City
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Oyster Tay Yacht Club
Larchmont
Larchmont Yacht? Club
Berald
Retha
Gardner
The
New York Garding
Yach Gardner
Profes Archimen
Charlestown Prison Outbreak Denied by Warden Russell
A report of a violent disturbance at Charlestown State Prison last Tuesday was denied by Warden Russell after a Post reporter questioned him. Russell indicated that conditions over the past ten months have produced no greater noise or trouble than present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown State Prison
Post
Russell
Today’s city amusements schedule and children events
A detailed programme lists sports at Boston Common Franklin Park and the Charles River regattas. entertainment at Boston theatres. a long children’s lineup across Trement Temple Dudley Street venues. and post fireworks streetcar rerouting including Park Square Bowdoin Corner Tremont and Scollay Square routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Common
Broadway
O Street
South Boston
Fieemen
Huntington Avenue
Longwood Avenue
Franklin Park
Boston Theatre
John L. Swift
Jamaica Pond
Charles River
West End Street Railway
Park Square
Heartmouth Street
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Dover Street
Cambridge
North Avenue
Arlington
Bowdoin Square
Boylston
Tremont Streets
Tremont Street
Shawmut Avenue
Boyston
Washington Streets
Washington Street
Hawtey
Summer Streets
Dorchester Avenue
Temple Place
Banker Hill
Union Square
Winter Hill
Highland Avenue
Sowerville
Scollay Square
Everett
Malden
Medford
Boylston Street
Coumnon
New Messenger Appointed in Mayor's Office
Yesterday B F Bullard was appointed messenger in the Mayor's office replacing Joseph A Josselyn of Charlestown whose place was declared vacant Bullard resides at 1 Summer Place Roxbury and has sought office since Mayor Hart's election Neither the ex messenger nor the new one offered an explanation and both were out of town yesterday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bullard
Joseph A. Josselyn
Charlestown
Bullard
Summer Place
Roxbury
Hart
Oak Grove Farm Cafe Hearing In Behalf Of Bank Robber
A Behalf of One of the Northampton Bank robbers hearing is scheduled at Oak Grove Farm Cafe located at 413 Washington St. Details on the case, parties involved, and courtroom actions were not fully specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Executive Council
Brackett
Johnson, Jewett
Fuller
Gunn
James Dunlap
Dunlap
Scott
Long
Oscar Edmunds
Robert A. Pinkerton
Mr. Pinkerton
Chaplain Barnes
State Prison
Edmunds
Court actions in equity heard by Bishop on July 3
The Superior Court session resumed with no retrial in equity and heard motions for new trials and settled exceptions connected to cases tried in the fourth session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Bishop
Probate Court Creditors and Executors Named in Norfolk
In Norfolk county probate notes from Dedham July 3 wills allowed letters of administration granted for multiple estates including Sarah Augusta Robinson Wellesley Oliver Hayden Braintree B Wrightington Canton and Laura W Sherwell Brookline. Administrators and executors named include Alice Ferguson H C Faught Henry B Terry Daniel McGuire Catherine Saville W Bowditch A J Mowry G E Hellis Virtue Mowry and others. guardians named for minors Ellen L Joy Mimue B Joy Grace V Joy and a portal estate trustee Brackett Prescott will. Appraisers appointed for several estates and guardianship roles established for minors and trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dedham
White
J. Wills
Laura E. Hodgdon
Hyde Park
Bridget Begley
Benjamin Lloyd
Canton
Emeline Fuller
Wellesley
Charles ©. Martel
St. Francis de Leu Quebec
East Randolph
Sarah Augusta Robinson
Oliver. Hayden
Braintree
B. Wrightington
W. i, Page
Avon
Daniel &. McGuire
Peter McCarty
Catherine M. Saville
George Saville
Quincy
W. Bowditch
Lucy Cabot
Roxbury
G. D. Cabot
E.T. Joy
Weymouth
W. H. Joy
Weymoouth
Grace V. Joy
Samuel Illiston
Cambridge
Portal Estate
L. M. P. Brackett
Emily M. Prescott
Brookline
Insolvency hearings set for September in Norfolk County
In Dedham on July 3 Judge Warte presided over third adjourned meetings for the Rotor Shuttle Sewing Machine Company of Foxboro and W E Hickering of Brookline. Debtor examinations continued to the third Wednesday in September. W Tirrell of Quincy received a second hearing on composition with a 12 percent dividend approved. C E Stanwood of Needham had a second meeting, debtor oath taken, hearing moved to the third Wednesday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedham
Warte
Rotor Shuttle Sewing Machine Company
Foxboro
W. E. ©Hickering
Brookjine
W. Tirrell
Quincy
June Was A Sultry Month At Blue Hill
The Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory notes June showed mean pressure about 0.04 inch above normal and a mean temperature 3.4 above the Milton forty year average the highest June mean since 1383. Humidity reached about 89 percent above normal creating sultry conditions with less bright sunshine. Rainfall topped by two inches and more rainy days than usual while southern winds were stronger than normal. Vegetation remained very luxuriant and thunderstorms were more numerous than average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Blue Hill
Statue of General John Stark bill moved in House
In the House today a memorial from the New Hampshire Sons of the Revolution requested an appropriation for a statue of General John Stark. The proposal was referred to a social committee consisting of one member from one county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stark
Concorp
N. H
New Hampshire Sons of the Revolution
Oae County
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Thaxton’s
Norfolk & Western
Pat Donovan
J. K. Bruck
Alvhn M. James
M.S. Bruck
W. Lipsey
Roanoke
Writ Hoprrys
Express Messenger
Dennis Mellon
William D. Stevenson
Cleveland
Tenn
J. A. Moore
Chattanooga
W. Steep
F. Marshall
Joan M. Harpwick
Nathan Cohen
James J. Rose
Abingdon
Parrie Carrrington
Texas
Joan Kingeratsick
Lynchburg
E. L. Dub
Inez Spankman
Marshall
Tex
W. Martin
M.D. Lemele
Chicago
JA. Youna
Despachher
Radford
Repberit B. Goodfellow
Wrattam H. Forp
Summers
United States Mail
Ashmore
Columnus
Geneva
W. Mitchell
Talbotto
J. L. Black
J. H. Palmer
Columbus
Miss Read
Macon
Mr. McNicholson
Mr. Chandler
Savanlal
Gettysburg
Franklin
Braid Manufacturers’ Trust
Anford—Fuller
Washington, D. C
FT. Inname
Tessie
F. S. Mupgock
Raven
M. J. Kelley
Wildfire
H. A. Keith
og—Lark
A. P
Fiora Lee
Packard Bees
Alpine
J. A. Stetson
Hooroo
J. FE. Robinson
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Dith
George J. Mayoaly
Alice
D Sullivan
Abou
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Provincetown
Seegerine
Haan
William San Amgeur
John Harvey
4Tish Royal School of Naval Pineering
Henry A. Mott
Duffy
Warden Russell
Tremont Temple
George L. Cheeney
Dudley Street Opera House
Juvenile Opera Company
Paine Memorial Hall
Lizzie Gleason
Monument Hall
Everett Banjo
Mandolin
Warren Hall
Dugglery
Eaton
Baldwin
Grays Hall
Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
Waits Hall
South Boston Dramatic Club
Washington Hall
Panorama
Erskine
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Peninsula Comedy Company
Corsaa Music Hall
Kingsley
Low
Winthrop Hall
Dates Opera Company
Oakland Hall
Mattapan
Eeee Curtis Hall
Criterion Comedy Company
Odd Fellows
Columbia Combination
Town Hall
Mather
Frothingham
Living Pictures
Hancock
W. W. Coe and Company
Phot Wells
Emerson
J. A. Snow
Sherwin
H. Y. Bryant
George Putnam
Criterion Opera Company
B. Augud O'Brien
Buddy I. L. Byrne
Pany
Mt. Vernon
Scoolhouse
Revillo
Methodist Chane
Roslindale
Ydrill Hall
Bou
OAK Grove Farm Cafe
Washington St
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