Yacht Fleet Sweeps to Portland in Heavy Squall
Massachusetts and Portland yacht clubs sail from Boston to Portland harbor for a series of races. Magnolia wins the schooner cup and Acteon takes the sloop cup as boats weather a NW squall and arrive in Portland by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Acteon
Marion
Massachusetts
Portland
Thompson's Island
Soley
Lambert
Acton
W. T. Lambert
A. B. Mallett
Restless
W. W. Revage
Clyde
W. L. Davenport
Ianthe
Woodman
S. Dorothy
M.A. Rice
Monhegan
D. Smith
Viva
G. M. Preston
Kathleen
H. F. Smith
Bohemian
Commodore J. C. Soley
Diana
B. Tower
Princess
Mr. A. Peter
Torment
W. C. Gay
H. ‘Jorrey
Ronanna
C. H. Guild
Beetle
T. W. King
Thel
A. M. Blinn
Daisy
C. A. Prince
Hark
E. P. Boynton
W. P Owile
Portland Club
Rockland
Camden
Boston
Dorothy Q
Ciytie
Kondina
Nomad
Mosquito Fleet Championship Won By Minnie
The Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club pennant race off City Point Saturday saw Minnie win first class after a squall capped the last leg. Tantrum and Lucy followed. Lucy capsized on Buoy 2 to K street, crew saved, Minnie’s time 1h 24m 29s, Tantrum 1h 26m 43s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
City Point
Minnie
Tantrum
Lucy
K Street
Bac
Bertram & Jackson
J.F. Small
Lyey
W. H. Ransom
Quincy Yacht Club Championship Race Results
Squalls rattled the Quincey boats with several withdrawals. First Class winner White Fawn A EF Jones 21m 7s. second place Moondyne Shaw Brothers 22m 298s. others include Posy Hunt, Erin Cavanah, Munge kewis Whitmarsh, Secret Linton, among multiple withdrawals. Second Class winner Madae Lovell 49m 40s. Mabel Rice 1h 17m 22s. Tartar Russell. Eli Konthy withdrawn. Third Class Mirage Dearborn 1h ae 3as. Flora Lee Bockus Jr 1h 7m 18s. Princess Estes 1h 191m 42s. Eis Hardrick 1h 21m 49s. Freak Maybury 1h 25m 1s. Kecket Passa withdrawn. Special Class Diadem Hayward 1h 24m 225. Vet McFarland 1h 5m 28s. Eureka Rogers withdrawn. Lynn Yacht Club Expert Cup race followed with Austria Benner 1h 18m 1s. Trene Gordon 1h 1m 50s. Ella Varwell not finished. Expert Jones not finished. Nellie Farley Smith 1h 9m 2s. Emma Saunders withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
W. P. Whitmarsh
I. A. Hayward
J. W W. McFarland
Eureka
E. B. Rogers
CATS RACE AT MARION DURING EX-PRESIDENTIAL SURVEILLANCE
Marion hosted open racing for cathoats on Saturday under ex President Cleveland. The placings list multiple classes with times and sailors including D C Spencer and J N Stackpole. Yachting notes mention a proposed 30 footers race at Newport during the New York Yacht Club cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Cleveland
Climax
Etta
J. N. Stackpole
Hermione
K. L. Barstow
L Iveland Belle
C. A. Clark
Neateake
J. C. Pegram
May
J. van Rensselaer
Worry
H. W. Bellows
Fairy
Coldsfield
Newport
New York Yacht Club
Forties Race Entries and Yacht Club Notices
The Corinthian Yacht Club of New York considers a forties race with Newport entries, with Saladin Hawk and Shark headed to Newport and Kathleen possibly meeting Shona in Eastern waters. Marblehead hosts the fortieth regatta on Aug 8–11 with cash prizes and medals. South Boston Yacht Club sets entry procedures with secretary I P Frizzell. New York Yacht Racing Association cruise runs July 23 to Aug 2 visiting multiple harbors. Beverly Yacht Club race postponed. Hull Yacht Club raises membership limit to fifty with twenty new members elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club of
New York
New York Yacht Club
Saladin
Hawk
Shark
Newport
Prince
Kathleen
Zerega
Marblehead
Tomboy
Gladys
Corinthian Yacht Club
South Boston Yacht Club
Saarte Committee
I’. R. Frizzell
New York Yacht Racing Association
Harlem
College Point
Long Island
Oyster Bay
Eaton Point
Norwalk Islands
Black Rock
Lloyd’s Harbor
Indian Harbor
Sea Cliff
Beverly Yacht Club
Hull Yacht Club
TWO SUCCESSFUL PARADES
The League of American Wheelmen held a meet in Corraer City with two parades and five races at Ocean Park. 200 wheels joined the morning parade while afternoon races broke Ocean Park records. winners included James Keltie Roxbury E Anthony Taunton H D Hutchins Malden and KF Anthony Taunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corraer City
League of American Wheelmen
Ocean Park
James Keltie
Roxbury
E. ©. Anthony
Taunton
H. D. Hutchins
Malden
KF. C. Anthony
Albert Beers
Hi. D. Hutchins
Seaview Circuit
Pennacook
Sea View
Buckernuck
Waban
Pequot
Narragansett
Ocean, Lake, Siloam
Highland
Washington
Circuit
Ocean Avenues
W. K. Kendall
Cottage City
Charles B. Whitton
Lynn
Carl Cubberly
Boston
Fireman chases youths. fatal missle strike in mill
Jerome Brisebois, a 40 year old French fireman at Cornell Mill, hurled an iron drill at stone-throwing boys. The drill struck 14 year old George W. Walker, who died at home. Brisebois was arrested at Central station after confessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Brisebois
Cornell
Brisebois
George W. Walker
Central Station
Hel
Arrests in Middlesex District After Disturbance
Early this morning Officer John N. Kelley arrested William Downs for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. On the way to the station Hallet R. Belley attempted to aid Downs, Kelley was assaulted by Bolley who kicked him and damaged equipment but tag kept. Bolley was later arrested by Chief Richards for assaulting the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mautorn
John N. Kelley
William Downs
Middlesex
Hallet R. Belley
Kelley
Bolley
Richards
Yeast Boycott Causes Debate at Trades Council
The Trades Council debates the Fleischmann yeast boycott with Fleischmann's agent Verity opposing the boycott and unions from New York weighing in. The local Bakers' Union plans to fight the matter while the council withholds removal until AFL guidance arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawr River
Trades Council
Fleischmann
Verity
New York Central Labor Union
Delebar
L. B. and C
Bakers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Economy at Custom House Restores Abolished Office
A Sprivat feld Republican letter notes the removal of the assistant deputy naval officer role last month as part of a political shift. It claims the four retained staff caused workload strain and that the office will be reestablished with new incumbents next week, though names are not public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehow Custom House
Hoston
Sprivafeld
Custom House
Naval Office
Beard
Fine Newport Estate for Sale at Beachside Summer Home Site
The Channir estate at Newport offers a fine coastal property with handsome cottages and attractions near the beach. Nearby land, now bought by a well known capitalist, promises desirable building sites and summer home potential. Applications to Campbell & C real estate, 19 Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Channir
Newport
Messrs. Campbell & C
Congress Street
Dedham Plans Court House Upgrades and Tax Cut
The county commissioners consider extensive court house improvements including merging rooms and expanding the Probate Court and Registry of Deeds. Proposals include acquiring land for a new probate and deeds complex with an estimated cost up to 50000 dollars. Tax rate set at 14800 per 1000, down 390 from last year. Dedham Water warns against lawn hose use due to drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depa
Sorcian
County Commissioners
Court House
Counsellors
Registry of Deeds
Probate Office
Dedham Water Company
Comiskey’s Boston Triumphs Over Cincinnati in Close Game
In a Saturday double bill the Boston Americans beat Cincinnati 6 to 2 at the South End, then edged Chicago 7 to 6. Boston connected for timely hits in the seventh to surge ahead, aided by miscues and a hit by pitch, with Nichols and Bennett handling the mound duties in the day’s second game. Cincinnati recorded seven runs across two games, while Chicago matched Boston’s late-inning push for a tight win in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Cincinnatis
South End
McGarr
Mas Lislons
Vase Hite
Rostons
Jostons
Nichols
Bennett
Adnies
Iarrington
Chicagos
P. L
Comiskey
Chicagob
Boston
Hostons
Chleacos
King
Dwyer
Farrell
Kilroy
Murphy
Baseball scores from national leagues and associations
Nation wide baseball results list multiple league games with scores. Philadelphia and New York squads faced Brooklyn Cleveland and Chicago, while Brooklyn and Philadelphia teams posted high totals. Other leagues include Atlantic Association American Association and miscellaneous matchups with mixed outcomes across cities.
Lawrence Healey and Sarah McKenna Married in Lynn
The St Marys Church in Lynn hosted the July 20 wedding of Lawrence Healey of Lynn and Sarah E McKenna of Wakefield. Officiants were Mgr Strain and Dennis Denmeer with May Laferty as bridesmaid. A blue silk gown and tea rose bouquet highlighted the bride. A reception followed at Campden Street, with guests from Lynn Lowell and Wakefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Sorreian J
St. Mary’s
Lawrence Fealey
Sarah E. McKenna
Wakefield
Mgr. Strain
Dennis Denmeer
May Laferty
Germania Musicians Conquer The Common With Meyerbeer
On the Common yesterday afternoon the single tax orators clashed with the Germania musicians as conductor Mollenhauer led a crowd into the band stand. The Meyerbeer program unseated the economic sermons, while Paul Revere Dennison earned applause with his maiden speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollenhauer
George
Meyerbeer
Paul Revere Dennison
Brookline Tariff Debate Presses Broad Proposals
A Brookline Republican sub-committee challenges the Democratic Town Committee to a public tariff debate. The letter urges discussion of protection for crude materials including wool coal and iron ore and asserts the Republican position for broad tariff policy covering finished and unfinished products to shield American labor from taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Town Committee of
Brookline
Democratic Town Committee
Democratic Town Committee of
New England
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Congress
National Democratic Party
Arrivals at Portland Hotels During Visit
The Portland Wheel Club members lodge at Quincy House with C. D. Alexander among a dozen verified attendees. Prominent arrivals include Venpomr Walton Miss Collins Miss Goshmann and many others from Philadelphia Baltimore Utica New York Spokane Falls Montreal and beyond, listing guests by hotel and city with several accompanying spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Alexander
Portland
Wheel Club
Quincy House
Venpomr E.—W. Walton
S. E. Collins
L. 8. Goshmann
Philadelphia
James Gregg
Baltimore
David F. Witte
Brooklyn
N. Y. Brunswick
K. K. Hope
Hamilton, Can
B. F. Ratan
J. GC
New York
H. J. Berkley
H. L. Brown
Providence
R. J
G. M. Logan
Sioux City
W. D. Sharpe
Pittsburg
Parker’s
C. KE. Jaylor
Denver
Col
A. J. Fauss
N. A. Harris
San Francisco
W. F. Byens
Washington
Alexander Shaw
Montreal
Cad
B. Hale
Concord
N. H
W. Hl.thomas
Otis J. Eddy
Tremont
W. H. Stark
Nashua
N. IL
Maurice J. Levy
Nathan Clark
Herman Kramer
Kankakee
Ill
D. M. McLenan
Augusta
F. P. Huckins
Lake Village
John
W. Harris
Lewisberg
W. Va
H.W. Graham
New Haven
Conn
Sheodore Gaziey
Gaziey
Cincinnati
R. Church
Ottawa
Can
B. Foot
St. Paul
Minn
Carl Denning
Wile
L. L. Leland
Mad
M. P. Milliken
Richmond
G. M. Hurd
Chicago
Young
Amesbury
W. Ames
Peterboro
W. L. Pierce
Crawtorp
E. Briggs
New_York
A. P. Brown
Dover
D. G. O'Neil
Brattleboro
George Wetmore
Yarmouth
N.S
E. H. Reeves
EB. W. Hiller
Atlanta, Ga
William McKay
Baltimore, Md
Horticultural Hall Awards List For Vegetables and Flowers
Awards given Saturday at horticultural hall cover vegetables such as cabbages beans peas and tomatoes with prizes to Joseph S Fay J E Coburn C N Brackett and N I Kidder. Fruits include raspberries currants and cherries with winners William Doran Son B G Smith Benjamin M Smith and others. Flowers honors go to J S May Nathaniel T Kidder J Higl and several exhibitors with several special displays and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Joseph S$. Fay
Warren Heustis & Son
J. E. Coburn
C. N. Brackett
IL Kk. Coburn
George 5. Harwood
Joseph S. Fay
N.P. Kidder
C. E. Grant
N. I. Kidder
C. B. Lancaster
William Doran & Son
C. &. Grant
Cuthbert
Antwerp
B. G. Smith
Benjamin M. Smith
Benjamin G. Smith
A. D. Wood
J. H. Woodford
Sheppard & Son
JS. Ay
Society
I. B. Hayes
C. G. Wold
Davis
Walter E. Coburn
Mra
Richards
WE. Endicott
Stadiolus
Carnot
Proclamation Urges Sparing Use of Hand Hoses in Salem
Salem mayor Rantoul issues a proclamation due to low pressure in the upper city urging residents to use hand hose sparingly. Despite warnings there was no adequate water supply on Gallows Hill today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Sredas
Rantoul
Gallows Hill
Sudden Deaths At City Street Addresses Reported
Jane Wilson aged 26 died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 64 Beach street with unknown home address. Marcella Farley aged 45 collapsed from heart disease at 9 46 pm while visiting at 36 Rochester street and lived in South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Wilson
Beach Street
Marcella Farley
Rochester Street
South Bostom
Barber Tony Dramis Faces Assault Charge
Tony Dramis a seventeen year old barber assaulted John H. McDonald with a razor on the Common yesterday afternoon. Dramis lived at 27 Astern Avenue while McDonald resided at 131 Hudson Street. The assailant was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Dramis
John H. McDonald
Dramis
Astern Avenue
McDonald
Hudson Street
Fence debate over Old Elm site on the Common
A letter to the editor argues against repairing an iron fence around the Old Elm site. The writer questions the need for a fence around the successor of the Old Klmon, suggesting the tablet alone marks the site and urging removal of the superfluous barrier as an unnecessary expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Klmon
Officer Gleason Arrests Patrick Martin for Fraud
Officer Gleason of Station 1 arrested Patrick Martin on a charge of obtaining $100 by false pretences last June from Giuseppe Sansoni. Sansoni was a horse. the animal was ordered killed by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
Station 1
Patrick Martin
Guiseppe Sansoni
Sansoni
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
SAME OLD CONFIDENCE GAME
Charles Hildreth was arrested by Inspector Leggett for attempting a confidence game on Frederick Parsons. Hildreth promised employment and a growing weekly pay plus a cut of sales, then tried to seal the deal with a $10 guarantee receipt in the Thorndike smoking room. He is about sixty and is accused of similar past thefts from Fred L. Johnson on April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Hildreth
Inspector Leggett
Frederick W. Parsons
Parsons
Thorndike
Fred L. Johnson
Cuban Arrested in Portland Following Brookline Break-In
Edwarde C. Smith, a Cuban cast as Charles Daily and Charles Oakbottom, escaped Boston police June 25 and was recaptured in Portland by Chief Inspector Eldridge and Inspector Cogan. He faces a Brookline housebreaking warrant. His wife aided the escape, though she was unaware of any wrongdoing, and was met by him at the Portland wharf after she traveled from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Edwarde C. Smith
Charles Daily
Charles Oakbottom
Eldridge
Cogan
Boston
Brookline
Medford
Smith
Funeral of Arthur Hanscom Held in Cambridge
The funeral for Arthur Hanscom of North Cambridge was held yesterday afternoon from his mother's Rice street home with Rev. C. W. Biddle officiating. Mt Sinai Lodge 49 members attended and Odd Fellows burial rites were given at Cambridge Cemetery. All-day services at Rush A.M.E. Zion Church featured several pastors and church clubs reported progress toward paying off the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hanscom
North Cambridge
Old Ford
N. Y
Rice Street
C. W. Biddle
D.D
Mt. Sinai Lodge
LO. O. F
Cambridge Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Lodge
M. W. McClure
David Bowey
A. F. Roberts
CG. W. Speller
Mt. Sinalodge
A.M. KE. Zion Church
Cambridge
P. Cooke
Henderson, N. C
Jessie Harrell
C. Richmore
E. Breen
KE. Herbert
Address by Shaw on Strength at YMCA meeting
William Shaw treasurer of the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor spoke at the YMCA yesterday at 4 pm on An Appeal to Strength. He cited the Y P S C E convention in St Louis with over seven thousand delegates, including 4000 young men, and urged energy earnestness and enterprise for success in Christian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
William Shaw
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
John the Disciple
Shaw
St. Louis
A C A Camp Site Map Noted In Rudder July Issue
The July issue of the Rudder features an excellent map of the eastern end of Long Island showing Jessup's Neck and the A C A camp site with approaches. The chart will interest canoeing enthusiasts preparing to head to the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudder
Long Island
Jessup
A.C. A
Drowning of Swanson At Apple Island Incident and Local League Plans
Charles M Swanson eleven is drowned Saturday afternoon after a squall capsized a boat near Apple Island Jeffries Point He was with Robert Holt and Charles Waddelin who were rescued The body was recovered yesterday Delegates from Nationalist clubs met at 977 Boylston street and voted to form a State league of clubs A convention is set for August 9 at 2 pm with delegate representation rules The Old South Lectures for Young People 1890 summer begin July 30 on The American Indians topics include Mound Builders Indians Whom Our Fathers Found Eliot and His Indian Bible King Philips War Pontiac Conspiracy A Century of Dishonor Among the Zuanis The Indian at School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Swanson
Apple Island
Jeffries Point
Robert 8. Holt
Charles Waddelin
Young Swanson
Boylston Street
John Eliot
MacArthur Defends Boston Catholics From Romanist Critics
The Rev R B MacArthur of Calvary Baptist Church Boston spoke at Tremont Temple on Recent Events in Romanism at Home and Abroad praising Boston citizens for defending constitutional liberty. He warned Rome’s influence reaches into newspapers and politics and urged vigilance against Jesuit scheming and Vatican control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
D.D
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
Tremont Temple
Boston
United States
Rome
Vatican
Temple
the Boyne
Dr. MacArthur
Joseph Cook
New College
Washington
Grant
Third Annual Service in Memory of Jennie Collins
The Helping Hand Society held its third annual service at 127 Charles Street in the front parlor yesterday afternoon. Mrs. E Trask Hill opened the gathering and urged that attendees strive for greater tenderness and truth. Mrs. Louise Barton, in a keynote address, praised Miss Collins’s work, defended aiding both worthy and unworthy alike, and urged humility and faith in pursuing charitable aims. The program included prayers by Mrs. Ek and Mrs. Bartlett, a solo by Mrs. M. Allen, and a duet by Miss Julia Hill and Miss Percy Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Collins
Charles Street
E.trask Hill
Miss Collins
M. Allen
Bartlett
Somerville
Louise Barton
Lowell Hhas
Boston
Hanson
Gordon Rest
Julia Hil
Percy Richards
Barton
Soap Claim Sparks Debate Over Ivory Imitations
The passage notes numerous soaps marketed as “just as good as the Ivory,” but asserts they fail to measure up. It hints at consumer scrutiny and possible comparisons among competing brands.
Advice on Summer Heat and Health Preservation
The text warns against excesses and draughts during heat while urging moderation and hydration. It recommends drinking water slowly and avoiding sudden temperature changes to prevent chills from heat fatigue. It also promotes whiskey in water as a healthful aid, endorsing baffy'a Pure Malt as the best choice.
List of court cases by docket numbers and defendants
Ordered list showing docket numbers and defendants including Gallagher al Collins Lynch Lustig McNatoara Page McDermott La Grange Bartwieck Harrington Sullivan Lustig Quince Katterty Nich Miller Carroll Kelley and Delaney with many entries and variants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Same
Galvin
Gallagher
Collins
Lynch
Lustig
McNatoara
Page
McDermott
la Grange
Bartwieck
Harrington
Sullivan
Quince
Katterty
Nich
Miller
Carroll
Na Osai
Kelley
Samey, Delaney
Probate Court Listings for Suffolk County Discharges and Admin
Probate docket returns list various proceedings in Suffolk County including discharge of surety on bonds, guardianships of minors, administrations, real estate settlements, probate of wills, and trustee accounts. The entries cover many individuals and estates with numbers, names, and status such as first or final accounts, partitions, and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Mabel M. Adame
Mary A. Ashford
Patrick Barry
George Latterskill
Michael Campbell
Hugh IL. Campbell
Sarah A. Canterbury
Charlotte G. Cottin
Susani, Coffin
Margaret Costello
Michael Costello
Sarah G. LeDuce
Allen
Davis
Mabel M. Grossmith
James Haskins
Hastings
Georgiana G. Haven
William A. Hayden
Moses Herrman
Samuel Ingalls
Louise Kennedy
Nellie Pare Tue
James A. Lawrence
Alfred R. Lewis
Martin J. Mahoney
Ellen McDonnell
Maggie McDougall
John McDougall
Charles H. Merritt
Catherine P. Morse
Lanice I. Nixon
James O. Nye
Vincent H. Osborne
Orlando K. Preston
Anton Scharl
John Sismons
Michael Sherren
Carrie
Smith
Louise Hk. D. Southworth
Parkman Tuckerman
Henry Robinson
George M. Day
Mary C. Bryant
Charles 0. Rogers
Rose Freidenthal
Walter L. Gardner
Martha Wyatt
Washington Munroe
Elizabeth W. Gay
Kabenezer Dale
Sarah A. Kent
Mary A. Murphy
Elizabeth A. Brown
Jonthan M. Warren
Saine
TuTus—Robert Hh, Clouston
Michael Halloran
Arrival of the Scythia brings 381 passengers to East Boston
Cunard steamer Scythia from Liverpool arrived at East Boston dock shortly after 10 am on Sunday. She carried a full cargo of general merchandise and 381 passengers including 23 saloon, 46 intermediate, and 312 steerage travelers. Saloon list includes B. W. Kilburn and others, plus Rev. W. H. Boyster among the arrivals. A separate note promotes hall furniture from Paine's Warerooms Canal Street with claims of broad stock and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Scythia
Liverpool
East Boston
Paine
Canal Street
Old Bourbon and Whisky Sales Boosted by Quartet of Claims
An old London heirloom picture sold for 240 000 after a prior offer of 25 000, highlighting the value of the G C Taylor Old Bourbon and G C Taylor Pure Eye Whiskeys. Physicians endorse the beverages and Chester H Graves & Sons Boston name appears on the label proving their edar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rourney
London
G. C. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Boston
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Massachusetts and Portland
Great Head Club
Great Head Yacht Club
Widgeon
E. A. Cook
Catherine
L. H. Smith
Owl
J. Stearns Cushing
Almira
Thomas J. Young
Galena
Lurt Bicknell
Ruby
J.N. Wright, Jr
Clo, Merrill and Goodwin
Marion, Chesterton
Ideal
Charles Cromwell
Fancy
Boothbay
Belfast
Castine
Mv. Desert
Lynn Yacht Club
Austria
K. M. Benner
Trene
W.E. Gordon
Ella
F. Varwell
J. Jones
Bobolink
Pares Tufts
Nellie Farley
T. Smith
Emma
J. L. Saunders
Dedham Affairs
National League
Philadelphas Eoseee Dt
Mroodlyns
GLY Hostons
bSe Chichlor
BOT
New Yorks
Cave Veces Vt
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Pausduter
Ee . Ly
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Brooklyns
Pittsbrooklyn
Clevelands
Buffalos
Wittsburgs
Atlantic Association
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Baltimores
Worcesters
Howhaven
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American Association
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West Lynn
Lovells
Thomson-Houston Electrics
Studleys
Narragansetts
Newburyport
Newburyports
Stars
Concords
Walthams
Bangor
Bangors
Portlands
Sunday
North Shore
the Pines
Point of Pines
Baldwin
Pew
Bessie Gilbert
Carol Robinson
D. J. McLaughlin
Hattie Gilbert
Oak Island-by-the-Sea
Winthrop Beach
Crescent Beach
Germania Band
W. R. Curstrr
KK. G. F. Candage
FL J. Creesy
David Har Riew
Republican Town
Pine Tree State
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
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U. S. Gov't
THE
Helping Hand Society
Edward Burgess
State Street
G W. Simmons & CO. Supply
G. W. Simmons & CO
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowton
J. Equity
Stoneham Cooperative B. & S. Co
Mars
Itebate Association
Hills
Supreme Court
Superiore Court
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