Hudson bay expedition prep at Halifax for July steamer
Lieutenant Gordon of the metrological service in Toronto is at Halifax overseeing Hudson bay expedition preparations. The expedition steamer is due from Newfoundland on July 15 and will depart a week later. Also reported: log driver William Jowan killed at Turners Falls by premature dynamite blast while unloading a jam. Alfred L. Booth arrested in Bridgeport for forging checks on Birmingham National Bank. John Hemingway of Hemingway & Son vanished from Bantam lake summer cottage. last seen wading at a roadside pool. family says he has suffered insanity and fear he may have killed himself.
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Gordon
Toronto
Halifax
N.S
Newfoundland
Wm. Jowan
Connecticut Lumber Company
Turner’s Falls
Mass
Walter N. Mason
Congregational Church
Natick
E. M. Dowse
Sturgis
Alfred L. Booth
Bridgeport Conn
Birmingham National Bank
Booth
Bridgeport
John Hemingway
Hemingway & Son
Watertown
Conn
Bantam Lake
Waterbury
Orangemen of Montreal cancel July 12 parade
The Orangemen of Montreal decide not to parade on July 12. Sports and crime notes include Clingstone the trotter going lame in Cleveland halting a race with Jay Eye Lee, and a fatal shooting in Germantown.
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Orangemen
Montreal
Cleveland
Trotter
Clingstone
Jay-Eye-Lee
O’ Leary
Chicago
Anchor
Schock
Vint
Gillis
Krohne
Jackson
Adam Brabender
Erie County Savings Bank
Erie
N. Y
Pittsburg
Glass Workers
Europe
America
Joseph F. Sangster
Germantown
John
Papers Presented to the American Institute of Instruction
The July session in Cottage City opened with R C Metcalf on language teaching in primary schools. George H Martin spoke on school preparation for citizenship. General Carrington and others discussed. Palmer spoke on sanitary science. Rolfe spoke on studying poetry. Hill on English in school and college. Huling on educational reading of teachers. Chamberlain read a Greek study paper echoing a prior anti Greek address by Mr Adams.
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American Institute of Instruction
Cottage City
R. C. Metcalf
Boston
George H. Martin
State Board of Education
Gen. Carrington
Prof. Palmer
University of Michigan
William J. Rolfe
Cambridge
Scbesi
A. 8. Hill
Harvard
Benglisi
Ray Greene Huling
Fitchburg High School
Daniel H. Chamberlain
New York
Adams
Health board bans artesian water for soda makers
New York July 9 The board of health issues an order prohibiting soda water manufacturers from using water drawn from artesian wells found to contain health harming substances. The Rogers Company is incorporated with 1 million dollars capital, planning lines to Albany and Buffalo with potential extensions to other states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Health
Rogers — Company
Albany
Buffalo
Canada
Pittsburg Bank Assignee Sues Over Oil Market Conspiracy
Warner, assignee of Penn Bank, files conspiracy suit naming president Riddle, cashier Reiber, and oil broker McMullen M K McMullen T J Watson and R M Kennedy. Bank funds allegedly overdrawn by $1 000 000 as defendants allegedly conspired to control and manipulate oil. Bail set at 20000 for Riddle and Reiber and 15000 for each of the others.
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Pittsburg
Warner
Penn Bank
Riddle
Reiber
M. Kk. McMullen
T.J. Watson
R. M. Kennedy
National Division of Sons of Temperance Opens Fortieth Session
Halifax hosts the opening of the national division’s 40th session. The report shows 10 707 new members last year and 19 152 over the past three years, totaling 66 570 members. Last year’s cash receipts were 93 000 with 13 000 in benefits, cash on hand and investments 147 000.
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Halifax
N.S
Sons of Temperance of America
Mexico government to tax merchants via fixed payments
At a joint government commission and merchants committee session in Alry of Mexico the government will take fixed sums from merchants instead of stamp taxes. Manufacturers agreed to the plan and have paid 110000 as the first installment for the present year. A Paris loan of 2000000 dollars funds street improvements in the city.
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Alry
Mexico
Government Commission
Paris
Senator Bayard Observes Convention from Wilmington Office
Senator Bayard spent the day in Wilmington at his office and the Every Evening office, watching the convention with interest. He received private despatches, showed no anxiety, and appeared a calm observer satisfied with developments not directly his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Bayard
Pacific Railroad Directors Elected In San Francisco
The Central Pacific directors named Leland Stanford as president C P Huntington as vice president Chas Crocker as second vice president Timothy Hopkins as treasurer E Miller Jr as secretary The Southern Pacific seat elected Charles Crocker as president Chas F Crocker as vice president No changes occurred in either company.
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San Francisco
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Leland Stanford
C. P. Huntington
Chas. Crocker
Eres
Timothy Hopfkins
E. Miller, Jr
Southern Pacific
Charles Crocker
Chas
F. Crocker
Eloquent Eulogies of Democratic Statesmen At Chicago Conventio
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports the Chicago Democratic National Convention in progress on July 9 as deliberations run smooth. Delegates settle credentials, debate delay tactics, and name Bayard Thurman McDonald and Carlisle as speakers. Grady and Grady’s critique of Cleveland’s NY carry renew tensions while Vilas gains praise as presiding officer.
Convention Proceedings on Second Day Nomination Scene
The Chicago convention opened with prayer as Ohio's Thurman led a warm reception. W.J. Vilas was presented for president and a roll call for nominations began, with debates over voting rights for territorial delegates and platform timing. George Gray of Delaware nominated Thomas F. Bayard, urging a worthy choice to fulfill the nation’s chance for reform.
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Chicago
Ohio
Thurman
McLaran
Taylor
Arkansas
Randolph
New Jersey
McArthur
Oregon
Committee On Permanent Organization
W.J. Vilas
Wisconsin
Hendricks
Indiana
Vilas
Northwest
Arth
Republican Party
Bose
Gen. Butler
Jefferson and
Jackson
Snowden
Pennsylvania
Clunie
California
Mr. Snowden
New York
Yeas
Mays
Roceed
Harrison
Illinois
Delaware
George Gray
Bayard
Gray
Thomas F. Bayard
Ece
Executive Council
Andrew H. Hogdon
Dedham
Edward I. Thomas
Brookline
Walter Adams
Framingham
George 8. Osborne
Peabody
John M. Crocker
Provincetown
Erastus C. Coy
Montague
J. ¥. J. O'Connor
Holyoke
Thomas P. Howes
Dennis
William Bowers
North Adams
District Court
North Berkshire
Protectionists Presenting Their Claims at Platform Meeting
In Chicago delegates pressed tariff planks including wool growers demand for higher wool tariffs. Howard L. Smith for Boston’s colored voters urged full civil rights and against special citizenship laws, via Gen Butler. A sub-committee drafted tariff language amid wide views, with two or three platforms likely.
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Boston
Butler
Chicago
Faulkner
New York
Cowdin
Offio
Stockdale
Pennsylvania
Inventors
Howard L. Smith
National Independents
Gen
Abrams
Hewitt
B. F. Butler
Massachusetts
J. Strling Morton
Nebraska
H. G. Davis
West Virginia
Major Burke
Louisiana
W. R. Morrison
Illinois
Henry
Kentucky
Geo. L. Converse
Ohio
Messrs. Hewitt, Waterson and Burke
General Committee
Morrison
Sub committee backs reform platform on revenue duties
The sub committee, except Butler, this evening endorsed a platform satisfactory to revenue reformers. The tariff plank calls for revenue duties, taxes for public purposes, a reformed revenue system, with duties reduced on luxuries and raised on life necessities and goods used in productive industries.
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Chicago
Butler
Hs. Bi
Appeal of the Irish National League to the Committee on Resolutions
Alex Sullivan presents a Chicago address on July 9 to the resolutions committee. He denounces absentee landlordism, argues federal jurisdiction over public lands, warns of foreign monopolists, and contends that American democracy faces an aristocratic threat from large landownership and anti democratic monopolies.
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United States
Alex. Sullivan
Illinois
Charles H. O'Reilly
Michigan
William M. Collins
Kentucky
Thomas O’ Reilly
Missouri
James Reynolds
Connecticut
Sullivan
Mr. Reilly
Detroit
Irish National League
Committee On
Chicago
Europe
Asia
North
South
Republic
A View of the Situation An Estimate of the Strength of the Several Candidates
Chicago July 9 Red bandanna handkerchiefs and high white hats spark political fervor as Thurman backers parade in the hotel and claim strength in several states California Texas Georgia are solid for him Kentucky Indiana may follow if Carlisle and McDonald falter Massachusetts Bayard south support cited. Cleveland gains from Tammany attack while Iowa shows two more undecided votes. Cleveland may need first ballot. Bayard and McDonald camps stay quiet. Butler questioned by Massachusetts chair. Wallace to speak for Randall tomorrow. tariff talks could hasten early balloting and adjournment.
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Chicago
Committee On
Committee On Credentials
Massachusetts
Butler
Bayard
Delaware
Cleveland
New York
John Kelly
Thurman
McDonald
Dover
Abbott
Manning
Tammany
Grady
Tammany Hall
Kelly
Ohio
Friends
Abram
Hiewitt
Morrison
Watterson
Morton
Nebraska
Davis
West Virginia
Burke
Louisana
Converse
Randall
Richard Vaux
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Vilas
Gambetta
Carl Schurz
Hendricks
United States
Republican Party
Chandler
Senate
Indiana
Joseph E. McDonald
Breckenridge
Mr. Thurman
John W. Breckenridge
California
Allan G. Thurman
Durbin Ward
McKenzie
Carlisle
James A. McKenzie
Kentucky
House of Commons
John G. Carlisle
Mr. Carlisle
Gishonor
Blaine
Lepronus
Oliver Cromwell
Ironsides
Prince Rupert
Cromwell
Nazeby
Marston Moor
Lockwood
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Messrs. Harrison
Illinois
Jones
Minnesota
Hooker
Mississippi
Thomas F. Grady
Bragg
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Pless
New York Delta
Samuel J. Ilden
Mr. Tilden
State of
Tilden
Mr. Cleveland
Gov
Appleuse
Gov. Tilden
Ohie
Texas
Georgia
South
Iowa
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Opening Day at National Association of Commercial Travellers
The opening session of the National Association of Commercial Travellers convened at the Merchants' Association rooms with President M. B. Cole presiding. Delegates numbered 39 as committee reports and constitutional amendments were adopted, and talks covered mutual accident benefits and proposed national laws to protect travellers' rights. Delegates planned visits and a harbor excursion after afternoon duties.
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National Association of Commercial Travellers
Merchants’ Association
M. B. Cole
New York
Charles Richardson
New England Association
H. D. Pixley
Commercial Travellers Mutual Accident Association
James H. Eaton
New York State Association
George C. Webster
National Execution Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
Commercial Travellers’ Mutual Accident Association
National Association
Daye
Page
Cole
Thomas A. Young
Nantasket
Cannon Explosion at South Boston Iron Works
A 120 ton cannon being cast for the United States government exploded at the South Boston iron works, burning the roof and causing up to 3000 in property damage. Sixteen workers escaped injury. insurance fully covers the loss. Fire also hit L A Hall Co jewelry on Washington and Summer streets, destroying the third floor with insured losses. Brief telegraph reports from Milford and Toledo describe fires affecting homes, barns, and lumber yards with multi-thousand dollar losses.
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South Boston Iron Works
Box 123
South Boston
United States
Summer Street
L. A. Hall & Co
Washington and
Summer Streets
Hall
New Hampshire Insurance Company
Noyes Bros
Gents
Edward E. Salisbury
Milford
N. H
Jonathan King
Paper Mill Village
New Boston
Walter Wood
Toledoo
Mitchell & Rowland Co
Nelson, Holland &Co
J. B. Kelly & Co
Mitchell & Rowland Lumber Co
Nelson, Holland & Co
J. B. Kelly
Smelter Burn Injury and Multiple Embezzlement Cases
Reports from the Boston area detail a severe burn at Ward Curley Co foundry in Sudbury street with treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital. Other items note embezzlement arrests totaling $20 and $40, a clothes cleaner’s apoplectic collapse, a Cambridge burglary arrest, a man’s fall from a schooner, a fatal and a severe train strike on the Dedham branch, and a Cambridge resident found injured on Cambridge street with hospital transport.
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Ward, Curley & Co
Sudbury Street
Jeremiah Mahoney
Massachusetts General Hospital
Kenny Graham
S. Marilla
Harry Roberts
R. H. White & Co
Jonas Clark
Brattle Street
City Hospital
Henry Merriam
Mary Costello
Franklin Street
Cambridge
Andrew J. Bragg
Lorenzo D. Barker
Long Wharf
William Haggerty
William French
Dedham
Boston and Providence
Forest Hills
Roslindale
City
William Pinkerton
Washington Street
Cambridge Street
Massachusetts General Ospital
City Hall Action on Smith Street Widening and Ruggles Street Hearing
The street commissioners abandon further action on the June 23 notice to extend Smith street Roxbury from Bumstead lane to Whitney street. A hearing on widening Ruggles street from Halleck street to Parker street was held Wednesday, with objections by Henry Howland and Wim B Sewall for the Sewall and Day Cordage Co. The contract for the carpenter work on the
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Smith Street
Roxbury
Bumstead Lane
Whitney Street
Ruggles Street
Halleck Street
Parker Street
Henry Howland
Wim. B. Sewall
Sewall and Day Cordage Company
Goontract
Primary schoolhouse awarded to John Rawson in bid war
Parker street schoolhouse contract goes to John Rawson for 9880 dollars. Mond morning street masonry contract awarded to Sampson Clarke & Co. for 21515 dollars. Hotel Wilton residents complain of nightly row on Washington and Castle. Joshua Wilkins’ board bills to Pacer patrol halted. Collison alleges no stable and misused name. Station 5 Dedham roof and 19 sleeping rooms planned. Referee awards equal money split to two hurling clubs at Gaston common on the Fourth. Daniel Glennon named call base man for engine 14. Third hearing set on paving department irregularities inquiry.
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Parker-street
John Rawson
Hammond-street
Sampson, Clarke & Co
Hotel Wilton
Washington and Castle Streets
Joshua Wilkins
Pacer Patrol Department
Collison
Wilkins
Boston
Station House 5
Dedham Street
Gaston Common
Daniel Glennon
Engine 14
Secret Franco Portuguese treaty linked to Canton attack
A Paris dispatch reports a rumored secret treaty between France and Portugal to press China over Macao as a base for a land attack on Canton. China is urged to recognize Macao as Portuguese territory. The agitation over the Lords' action grows, with Liberal committees planning indignation meetings and a Hyde Park monster rally set for July 21.
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France
Portugal
London
Paris
China
Pall Mall Gazette
Macao
Canton
House of Lords
Hyde Park
Cholera Spreads Across France and Mediterranean Ports
Reports from Marseille Paris and other cities detail rising cholera deaths across Marseille Toulon Grenob le and barriers at Cuxhaven while officials impose quarantines and travel restrictions. Authorities urge vigilance and doctors patrol trains for cases as refugees flee affected areas.
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Paris
Republique Francaise
Valencia
Barcelona
Rome
Leghorn
Viterbo
Spain
Italy
Marseilles
Toulon
Hamburg
Senate
Cuxhaven
Lord Lyons
Thibaudin
Grenoble
British cabinet debates franchise bill and Lords action
London reports a cabinet council considering Lords rejection of the franchise bill. Protests by Liberal clubs and Middlesex Liberals loom. Gladstone to address the party, warning Lords moderation or risk disaster. Other items note Egypt war updates and cable laying progress.
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London
House of Lords
Dillow
Middlesex
Gladstone
Foreign Office
House of Commons
George Anderson
Glasgow
Egypt
Cairo
el Mahdi
Cazzi
Khartoum
Gordon
Suakim
Condor
Agig
Bowdoin Alumni Meet Features Phi Beta Kappa Elections
The Bowdoin College alumni gathering in Brunswick on July 9 included a Phi Beta Kappa election of officers Hon Joseph W. Symonds as president Rev E C Cummings as vice president Prof F C Robinson as secretary and treasurer and a literary committee led by Prof J B Sewall Hon W L Putnam D G Linsecott and Rev E N Packard. New members proposed from the graduating class included C C Torry J Torry Jr H M Wright E C Smith O W Means and W H Cothren with others adding M Horr J A Waterman Dr Frederick Henry Gerrish and Prof J G Stanton. The annual address by Edward Everett Hale followed a business session on changes to the board of overseers and ceremonial processions concluded at Memorial Hall.
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Alumni Association
Dr. Hare
Brunswick
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Medical
Joseph W. Symonds
E. C. Cummings
F. C. Robinson
J. B. Sewall
W. L. Putnam
J. G. Stanton
Josiah Crosby
Dexter
C. H. Packard
Bath
Daniel Robinson
Gardner
C. C. Everett
Harvard
Gerrish
Board of Overseers
W.G. Nowell
George Colby Purington
Memorial Hall
Edward Everett Hale
D. D
Boston
Hale
America
Blaine
A Red Letter Day for Western Baseball Clubs
The Boston and Chicago unions game showed Chicago’s Horan hit hard while Tenney matched with nine strikeouts. Seven errors by Boston fueled Chicago’s offense as Slattery, Scannell and Butler led for Boston. Cleveland routed Boston 12 to 2. Other leagues and city games across Chicago, Baltimore, Washington, Buffalo, Detroit, Philadelphia, Columbus, and Keystone unions noted with varied scores and notable plays.
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Boston
Chicago
Horan
Tenney
Slattery
Scannell
Mediever
Cronin
McKever
Irwin
Gross
Householder
Butler
Chicagos
Hackett
New York
Springfield
Worcesters
Baltimore
St. Louis
Baltimore Unions
Washington
Nationals
Cincinnati
Buffalo
ROMO
Providence
Philadelphia
Detroit
Columbus
Athletic
C.s
Keystone
Kansas City Unions
Kansas City
Crane
Cccesccses
Sccceacs
Suck
Crecee
Briggs
Piotae DS Tecconoue
Wccocccsessdd
Chicago Unions
Bostons
Chi Os
Krieg
Schoeneck
McKeever
Tenny
Mystic Park Meeting Continues After Rain Delay
The July Mystic Park meeting resumed after rain, drawing good attendance and lively racing. Alladin from Baltimore won the 3 minute class in straight heats, with King Almont taking the 2:22 class in straight heats and other races decided similarly. Judges performed duties efficiently as the card yielded decisive finishes and a dramatic heat reversal for Alladin in heat three.
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Mystic Park
Uerness
B. G. Dan Smith
Weed & S
W. H. Sargent
B. m. Pearl
B. S. Alladin
Baltimore
E. ©. Walker
Spirit of the Times
King Almont
Alladin
Mattie Willis
Lizzie Perkins
Charley D
Voltine
Beverly yacht club regatta fails to finish race amid light winds
The eighty six regatta of Beverly Yacht Club postponed after no class completed within time limit. Nine first class entries with two starters, four second class keel entries two starters, four centreboard entries three starters. courses 105 and 74 miles. Halcyon served as judges boat. wind shifted from northeast to southwest, making finish a dead beat. Re-sail planned under same rules. protest heard by Sea Bird against Black Cloud Queen Mab Thisbe. letter explains the matter.
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Beverly Yacht Club
Marblehead Harbor
Halcyon
Charles J. Paine
W. Lloyd Jeffries
John Dane
John P. Cushing
Wessalem Bay Yacht Club
Sea Shore House
City Point
M. J. Kiley
Sea Bird
Black Cloud
Queen Mab
Thisbe
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Telegraph and Mail
NEW England Notes
Margaret Breen
Biddeford
Jane Fyfe
Newburyport
Granville
Poultney
West Pauiet
Edward Burne
Meriden
Jimmie Welch
Worthley
Lawrence
Shepard
New Bedford
Mansfield
New Beaford
Sagamore Mill
Fall River
G. F. Jelly
Charles W. Parkhurst
Gloucester
Young Parkhurst
Charles W. McKenney
Portland
Rochester
Teachers’ Convention
Gotham Gleanings
Sons OF Temperance
Senator Bayard
Pacific Railroad Directors
Col. Vilas
The
Committee On Resolutions Not
Bayard, Carlisle, Cleveland, McDonald and Thurman
Tammany Chiefs
Boston Post
Mr. Vilas
Gen. Sutler
Dan Kerster
Drinkwater
Times
John McLean
McLean
Breckinridge
Napoleon
Gen. Black
Luftalo
Cochrane
Apgar
Judge Abbott
Bey Bas
Thomas Francis Bayard
Fellows
Palmer
the Proceedings
Commercial Travellers
Association
City Hall
Foreign News
England
Bennett-Mackay
Faraday
First National Bank of Tuffield
Ath
Hainaut
Belgium
Bohemia
Vienna
Liddle
Lurgan
Irc
Bowdoin College
Paine’s
Canal Street
Clevelands
Boston Unions
Dutton
Morrill
Hotaling
Boston Cececce
Tforicaro
E. L. Stearns
Bangor
Re. G. Ezra L
Centilla
Champion, Jr
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A. Johnson
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Frank
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J.h.phillips
B. G. Orange Boy
D. Mahoney
John Love
J. L. Keene
Minnie ‘Waeten
John Riley
Belle Shackett
R. Warren
Breeze
J. L. Keenens
Minnie Moulton
B. m. Breeze
J. Riley
M. Belle Shackett
J. H. Phillips
B. G
Orange Boy
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R. B. TR. PO
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Evans
McCormick Devevo
Glasscock
McGet
Muldoon
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Sutton
Burdock
Leiscccne
Moriarity
Eeree Crowley
Wise
Barrett
Loupines
Smith
Evans McCormick
Moffet
Wice
Barrett Wild
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Decker
L. M. Tough
S. F. Leakens
B. m. Mattie Willis
Rirish
Fred Haight
Hartford
Gee
H. Hicks
B. m. Centilla
A. J Feek
Syracuse
B.s. King Almont
J. A. Dustin
B. m. Bessie
Br. S. Champion, Jr
C. E. Mosher
Bik. S. On
Pan Seaman Teak
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Beverly Yacht Clap Insatia
Salem Bay Yacht Club
Ste
Sam
George
Forbush
Judith
Nancy
Oak Island
Revere Beach
Boston Press Rifle Association
East Boston Schuetzen Corps
F. E. Rollins
Herald
Sam’ Merrill
Globe
Chas. H. Orr
HW. A. Newman
Fest
J. P. Frost
J. M. Smith
Advw
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Advertiser
F. A. Morse
Journal
Schuetzen Oo
Garney
R. Schaefer
Eks
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Empire State
North Shore
South America
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons
C. H. Graves & Sons
Lackawanna Stove
Lackawanna
Lehigh Fur
Franklin
Cumberland
Cannel
Acadia
Boston Proper
Charlestown
Somerville and
Gambridge
M. Winslow & CO
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