Two Burgess Models Meet in Rhode Island Cup Regatta
On July outing of the Rhode Island Yacht Club Regatta Day featured pennant races with one entry in Class I Shark and Class III Curlew. The Shark with Sam Baker skippering defeated Tomboy by an allowance to win the silver cup as King Neptune loosened a breeze for the finish. The Diamond, Mignon, and Tomboy followed in the pace, while the Eastern Race scheduled for Marblehead promised lively sailing if conditions hold.
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Providence
Specian
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Shark
Curlew
Diamond
Alice
Evelyn
Pawtucket
Potter's Cove
Sand
Sam Baker
Stopsaila
Tomboy
Ccesscvcee
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Lawley’s
Detroit Races Aweather Packed Crowd At July Meet
About 10 000 spectators filled the Detroit track as a strong head wind slowed times. In the 2 19 pace for 2000 dollars Maggie R Monkey Kolla second Procigal third. Best time 2 17 4. The 2 24 trot for 10000 dollars was won by Toenple Bar Procigal second Pickpania third. Best time 2 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Maggie R. Monkey Kolla
Pickaway
Merchants
Toenple Bar
Procigal
Pickpania
Wesleyan Conference Elects President in London
In London on July 21 the Wesleyan Conference elected Dr. Stephenson president with 248 votes to Dr. Riggs 148. Dr. Upham of Drew College addressed the gathering, warning on theological issues in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stephenson
Riggs
Upham
Drew College
America
Storage Battery Railway Planned for Newton
Newton Aldermen reconfirmed a 7500 hose house grant and granted a Garden Street Railway franchise from Newtonville to Newton Centre on Walnut Homer Centre Willow Summer and Station streets. Three mile line uses storage battery cars, six cent fare, cars run every 30 minutes or more, completion by Jan 21 1892. Groundbreaking to begin at once. adjournment set for Sept 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtoy
Spectar
Newton Board of Aldermen
Fire Department
Nonantum
Garden Street Railway Company
Newtonville
Newton Centre
Walnut
Homer
Centre
Willow
Summer
Station
Newton
Boston & Albany
Walnut Street
Lakeview Avenue
Walnut Streets
Akeview Avenue
Eleventh Massachusetts Infantry Veterans Meet at Nantasket
The fourteenth annual reunion of the Eleventh Massachusetts Infantry Veterans Association was held at Hotel Nantasket Beach with seventy members and families attending. The day marked the thirtieth anniversary of Bull Run. Colonel George Clark Jr. gave a regimental sketch and necrology, noting deceased members. Officers elected included President George Clark Jr and Secretary Treasurer Gustavus Hutchinson. A gavel with a minie ball embedded in Lookout Mountain wood was presented to the retiring president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket Beach
Eleventh
Massachusetts Infantry Veteran Association
Nantasket
Bull Run
George Clark, Jr
James W. MacDonald
Felix Talbot
Charles Doherty
Edwin Ballard
Jacob Yorick
Charles H. Richardson
George W. Burrows
William E. Cushing
Thomas Clifford
P. Myers
James H. Batchelder
John Fb. Collins
Thomas Coleman
Anderson Hell
William H. Ward
Otis W. Rhodes
Frank Weston
Gustavus
Alexander H. Sutherland
John Yowle
Henry Haywood
David D. Pike
Asa Chapin
Comrade Maloney
Alderman Leary
Boston
Lookout Mountain
Miners Die as Fire Traps Men in Republic Mine
In Marquette Michigan Peter Pascoe Jr son of the mine superintendent and James Downer Jr perish after smoke from a fire at No 6 shaft traps workers. Pascoe 25 leaves a wife while Downer 23 is unmarried. The blaze began Monday morning and causes about 100000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
Peter Pascoe, Jr
Peter Pascoe
Republic Iron Mine
James Dower
Pascoe
James Downer
Dower
Dover
Republic
White Squadron Dress Parade In New York
The marine dress parade of the naval reserve militia accompanied the White Squadron visit, with spectators lining both riverbanks near West Fiftieth Street. Naval officers directed the evolutions as steam cutters guided boats arranged by ship in orderly columns. the hour long drill showcased disciplined militia crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Naval Reserve Militia
West Fiftieth Street
Admiral Walker
Fire incidents from Beverly and surrounding towns
The Beverly barn of Mrs. Webber in North Beverly burned last evening in an incendiary fire. Sumner Gline’s barn nearby had burned earlier. Loss about $2000 with contents uninsured. In Woburn a billiard and pool hall on Main Street was destroyed by fire, loss about $800, fully insured. Minor fires reported in Snow's stable Endicott Street and a brick house on 15 Bradford Street, plus a wooden stable on 373 Rutherford Avenue. A box car in Rutherford Yard containing excelsior burned, with about $40 damage. causes in several cases remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
Main Street
Lake Avenue
Woburn
Snow
Endicott Street
Bradford Street
Hartneff
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Niles Bros
Henry Boyce
W. F. Nourse
Boston & Maine Railroad
Canadian Staff of the Grand Trunk Reorganization Planned
Duncan MelIntyre the new Canadian Director of the Grand Trunk railway met with Sir Henry Tyler for a lengthy conference. He will sail for Canada on Saturday, followed by Sir Henry Tyler on Wednesday. Upon arrival, both will initiate vital changes to reorganize the Canadian staff of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
Mont Tireeal
Mrs Brown Potter and Bellew Divorce Report Denied
Paris report of Mrs James Brown Potter divorcing Mr Potter and marrying actor Bellew is denied by her parents who are in the city and threat to sue for criminal libel against the report authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Potter
MR. Bellew
Paris
James Brown-Potter
Mr. Potter
Bellew
Hanover Warden murder trial shadowed by clues and alibis
Salem notes reveal Frank C. Almy, Hanover NH, linked to the Warden case, with sightings traced to Derby Line Sherbrooke Plainfield and Olcott Falls. Reports recount his behavior in 1889 1890 including church attendance and refusal of jobs while seeking Texas work, suggesting possible suicide speculation near the Connecticut River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Tomight
Almy
Bald Hill
Corning
Brigham
Derby
Alimy
Olcott Falls
Cornhing
Sherbrooke
Plainfield
Scottfellows
Haverhill
Mitchell
Littleton
Salem
James W. Wilkins
Proctor’s Crossing
Gloucester
Lynn
A. W. Howe
Danvers
Methodist
Maine
Mr. Hewe
Wilkins
Texas
Mr. Howe
Boston Street
Methodist Camp At Douglass Hosts Mission Speakers
The Reverend Ross Taylor, son of Bishop William Taylor of Africa and legal representative in his absence, arrived with Evanston, Illinois roots and travels for the self supporting missions. Also arrived were Reverend Dr. Watson of Florida and Reverend Dr. Reddy of New York. Reverend A Kinney of Nova Scotia preached morning on pure hearts and clean hands. Reverend John Parker of New York preached afternoon, followed by Reverend H P Reynolds of Vermont in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
Dougas
Ross Taylor
William Taylor
Africa
Taylor
Evanston
Watson
Florida
Reddy
New York
A. Kinney
Nova Scotia
John Parker
H. P. Reynolds
Vermont
Sexton Loses Libel Case Against Edinburgh Scotsman
In Lennon on July 21 the libel action by MP Thomas Sexton of Belfast against the Edinburgh Scotsman was dismissed with costs. Sexton claimed drunkenness was imputed to him, while the Scotsman argued the reference was a hypothetical suppositious case rather than a factual charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton
Lennon
Thomas Sexton
Belfast
Edinburgh Scotsman
Scotsman
Lord Chamberlain Granted Two Months Leave of Absence
London July 21 The Queen grants Lord Chamberlain Edward Booth Wilbraham Warl Lithorn two months leave of absence for rest after intense duties during the Emperor of Germany visit He plans a holiday in Canada sailing August 9 and is the first holder of the title since 1880
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chamberlain
London
Warl Lithorn
Germany
Edward Booth Wilbraham
Canada
Monument Unveiling Marks Charleston Washington Light Infantry Shaft
Charleston South Carolina July 21 The granite monument to the head of the three companies of the Washington Light Infantry of Charleston was unveiled with ceremonies This plain shaft stands sixty feet high and mirrors the Washington Monument in shape in the national capital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Washington Light Infantry
Washington Monument
National Capital
Burglars Break In On Centre Street Newton
Burglars entered Mrs Susan Bakers residence on Centre street through a rear window and stole silverware valued at about 50 dollars. An attempt was also made to break into the homes of E W Cobb and J F Batlister on the same street but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Specrat
Susan Baker
Centre Street
E. W. Cobb
J. F. Batlister
Mothers mistake with carbolic acid fatal for infant
In Pittsburg on July 21 Mrs Mary Mc Caffrey and Mrs Faris gave their babies carbolic acid, thinking it cough medicine. One infant died and the other remains in critical condition as the mothers suffer shock and grief over the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Mary McCaffrey
Faris
MceCaffrey
Cholera Ravages Mecca as Pilgrims Die in Mecca
Cholera spreads rapidly in Mecca with 140 deaths on Saturday and 80 on Sunday. Most fatalities reported among Turkish pilgrims amid mounting concerns over the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CarKo
Mecca
Rhode Island Veterans Meet Holds Nineteenth Reunion in Newport
The First Regiment and First Battery R L A D M Veterans Association held its nineteenth annual reunion in Newport amid clear skies. About 175 veterans arrived from across the state, welcomed by 40 Company F members. Officers were elected, and July 2, 1892 was set to host the next reunion in Westerly. A dock reception, city drive, dinner at Masonic Hall, speeches, a dress parade, and a steamer departure followed a day of festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Seedan
Gloriana, Jr
West Lynn Yacht Club
Lynn
Lynn Yacht Club
Washington Street
Nahant
Newport
R. L
Avenel
Ballymena
Rhoda
Lotus
Tempest
Elma
Carlotta
Fleur de Lys
Thetis
Kelpie
Starlight
Dauntless
Avira
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Tillie
William H. Starbuck
New London
Bar Harbor
R.lad.m., Veteran Association
Association
Augustus P. Sherman
George Edward Allen
James 5. Hudson
Charles B. Merriam
Agustus Woodbury
Charles H. Bogman
Westerly
Ocean Drive
Masonic Hall
O. G. Langley
Washington Square
Blaine Would Not Come to Boston Dinner
An Evening Star report recounts Secretary Tracy’s ambivalent stance on the Home Market Club’s invitation to Blaine. He declined, saying he would not seek friends who once opposed him and that he was now a back number with pressing tasks ahead. He even suggested inviting Harrison or Reed instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sororan
Post
the Evening Star
Blaine
Secretary of State
Home Market Club
Home Market Club of
Boston
Tracy
Harrison
Mr. Reed
Lie
New Hampshire Antiquarian Society Elects Officers
In Horsington Granite State July 21 the annual NH Antiquarian Society meeting elected Mrs. Georgia C. Ketchum as president and G. A. Curtice as vice president. John Jones became treasurer while Charles Harden and H. W. Greene filled secretary roles. A historical committee includes L. W. Cogswell D. C. Blanchard Mrs. Lucretia A. Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Greene
H. G. Chase
Joseph Barnard
Waller Returns To Work In Greenport
Martin B. Waller, son of ex-Governor Waller, returned to Greenport from New London noon today. He resumed duties as secretary and treasurer at the brick company. A shortage story arose from brickyard workers unpaid during his absence, while E. O. Corwin of People's Bank denied claiming Waller’s accounts were short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenport
L.il
Martin B. Waller
Waller
New London
Conn
Brick Company
The
People’s Bank
Massachusetts Bank Sues Over Home Attachment
P Stimson former president of the American National Bank sues the Gloucester National Bank of Gloucester Massachusetts and its president Joseph O Proctor for 50000 damages. He says the bank unjustly and maliciously attached his home on July 15 over a 21000 claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
P. Stimson
American National Bank
Gloucester National Bank of
Gloucester
Mass
Joseph O. Proctor
Hose-less Jerry on the stump in Birmingham
The Hon. Jerry Simpson spoke in Birmingham on July 23 to a good audience. He denied campaigning for any party but attacked both old parties. He named John Sherman as the arch-enemy of the human race and said the Alliance plans to defeat him in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Jerry Simpson
John Sherman
Ohio
Decrease of Customs at New York Port
Treasury Department figures show customs receipts for the first twenty days of July at New York totaled 6,795,487 dollars, down 3,285,551 dollars from the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Treasury Department
Dover Murderer Seen Bathing at Spot Pond
About 7 30 this evening McArthur the murderer who escaped from the Dover jail was seen bathing in Spot Pond. Officers were notified and search the woods, hoping to capture him before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marpen
McArthur
Dover, N
Spot Pond
Three Men Die in Railroad Collision Near Boydton
A material train on the Atlantic and Danville railroad collided with a hand car in a deep cut near Boydton Mecklenburg county killing three laborers and injuring four others. The crash occurred July 21 as the men failed to move the hand car in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhchmoop
Atlantic & Danville
Boydton
Mecklenburg County
English Outing Draws 3500 to Melville Garden
The English people of Massachusetts organized by the Sons of St George held their annual outing at Melville Garden. About 3500 attended with football, running races, cricket, boat and tule races on the programme. Lynn Brass Band played and dancing occurred in Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downed Lanping
Massachusetts
Sons of St. George
Melville Garden
Lynn
Music Hall
Black Pearl Wins Violent Fight in Five Rounds
Minneapolis July 21 The finish fight tonight between Joe Ellingsworth of New York former amateur middleweight champion and Harris Martin the Black Pearl of Minneapolis ended in five brutal rounds with Martin winning clearly Ellingsworth sustaining heavy cuts and injuries in a vicious encounter amid crowd noise and thrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Pearl
Minneapolis
Minn
Joe Ellingsworth
New York
America
Harris Martin
Ellingsworth
Dinner to ex President Cleveland at Sandwich
Arrangements for a dinner honoring former President Cleveland at Sandwich are complete with a large volunteer roster. Committees include reception, arrangements, decoration, dinner, finance, music, and transportation, listing esteemed residents and local leaders from Sandwich and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sandwich
Samuel W. McCall
John Simpkins
Yarmouth
Conway
Winano
William Lloyd Garrison
W. ‘L. Nye
Charles Jefferson
Hourne
George White
F. Clinton
C. Fr. Chamberlayne
Bourne
W. A. Nye
W. R. Gibbs
Carles Dingham
W. ©. Taft
Boston
R. Ww. Nickerson
East Brewster
J. D. Knowlton
Sagamore
Charles N. Norton
J. Roberts
Richard Olney
Falmouth
J. 5. Fay
Woods Holl
B. Phinney
Barnstable
T. Jones
George II
McLaughlin
A. Ff. Sherman
Eben B Crocker
James A. Eldridge
T. C. Day
J. W. &. Parker
West Barnstable
Captain
I. Gibbs
Hyannis
John M. Dineen
Watson Freeman
W. L.ye
K. i. Faunce
Eva Clark
Eva Freeman
Mildred Conway
Winana
Maggie McLaughlin
Eliza Murphy
Louisa McCrady
Cassie Chipman
Addie Jones
Lottie Jones
Lina Jones
Hioise Keith
Lottie Hail
J. A. Belcher
Randolph
William L. Nye
Mayburgess
May EK. Nye
Alice E. Boyden
Levi S. Nye
Joseph Jefferson
Garrison
H. A. Belcher
Charles F. Frailey
A. Rk. Pope
A. E. Royden
W. E. Nye
H. C. Thacher
James Keenan
W. E. Boyden
W. C. Taft
Reckless Driver Injures A Boy In Tremont Street Crash
A white 13 year old, Charles Ferrin of 25 Blossom Street, was struck by a runaway herdic on Tremont near Mason while crossing with friend Samuel Frame. Ferrin, badly hurt, was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. driver Patrick Cunningham was arrested and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ferrin
Blossom Street
Samuel Frame
Garden Street
Tremont Street
Mason
Frame
Ferrin
Thayer
Park Square
Station 4
Massachusetts General Hospital
Patrick Cunningham
Cowboy
Division 4
Herbert Grant
Bromley Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Wire sparks ignite elm at Oak and Harrison
An electric feed wire along the West End touched an elm in front of Brennan's saloon around 7:20 last evening, igniting the tree briefly. Captain Adams of Ladder 17 alerted the railway company and electricians were sent. no damage occurred. The same tree had been set on fire by this wire several times before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Oak Street
Harrison Avenue
Brennan
Adams
Ladder 17
Philadelphia architect Briean arrested for embezzling 33500
Josiah W. Briean, a Philadelphia architect, was arrested in Burraxo New York on July 21 for allegedly embezzling 33500 from John W. Post of New York the general manager of the Steel Tubular Car Company of Bradford Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burraxo
N. Y
Josiah W. Briean
Philadelphia
New York
Briean
John W. Post
Steel Tubular Car Company
Bradford
Will bequests to New York charities total 91000
The will of Charles William Morrill filed for probate in New York on July 21 bequeaths 91000 to charitable institutions in the city and 355000 from Mary Caroline Marx’s estate to charity in her memory. His brother John V. Morrill of Boston receives the residue of Morrill’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles William Morrill
Rainfall in Dakota Boosts Crops Across State
Huron D D July 21 Nearly an inch of rain fell here last night. Reports show rains at all stations on the Chicago and Northwestern lines in South Dakota and Minnesota except Tyler Minn. It was heavy at all points except Elkton Aurora Arlington Blunt and Pierre. Corn flax and potatoes will be greatly benefited.
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Dakota
Huron
D. D
Chicago and Northwestern
South Dakota
Minnesota
Tyler
Minn
Elkton
Aurora
Arlington
Blunt
Pierre
Mackerel Abound In Frenchman’s Bay Fishermen Report Abundant Catch
Large schools of mackerel appear in Frenchman's Bay with plentiful catches by fishermen from Bar Harbor Southwest Harbor and Cranberry Isles. The bounty marks one of the best seasons in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchman’s Bay
Bay Harbor
Bar Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Cranberry Isles
Letters of Goethe Offered for Sale in Berlin
Berlin July 21 Goethe letters to Frau von Stein offered by Goethe's grandson for 37500 dollars. English and American bidders join German Government in competition to acquire the manuscripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Berlin
Frau von Stein
Opening Day Sparks Eighth Bible Conference at Crescent Beach
The eighth annual Bible conference opened at the Conference building Crescent Beach Revere with large New England attendance. Morning sessions featured Rev J B Bixby praise by Rev Robert True and Evangelist W S Martin on The Preacher's Theme. Afternoon talks by Rev George Needham and others, with evening addresses by Rev Nathaniel Wes D and a focus on Young People's Christian Endeavor. The program for Thursday and Friday includes Christain Endeavor talks and topics on The Bible Home Evangelization and Revivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Beach
Revere
New England
J. B. Bixby
Robert True
W. S. Martin
Bailey
George Ceedham
Gray
New England Uesaeaicieeet
Nathaniel Wes D
Chicago
O. P. Gifford
George H. Shaw
Lay College and Endeavor Society
J. &. Bixby
Endeavor
D. Jameson
E. H. Byington
D.D
George C. Needham
Nathaniel Rust
D. F. Lawson
W. N. Brodbeck
Russell Sturgis
Y. M. GC
A. Day
Higganum Assignment Details at New York Office
The Higganum Manufacturing Company of Higganum Connecticut has a New York office at 183 Water Street for selling its specialties. It absorbed R. H. Allen Company of 189 Water Street years ago. in November it sold that branch to George L. Lamre Manufacturing. Liabilities are about 460000 with nominal assets near the same, expected to realize at least 200000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Higganum Manufacturing Company of
Higganum, Conn
Water Street
R. H. Allen Company
Higganum Company
George L. Lamre Manufacturin Company
Horace Stone Found Dead After Several Missing Days
The lifeless body of Horace Stone of Salisbury was discovered at his home in Concorp New Hampshire. He had been missed for several days. The aged citizen died of natural causes after prolonged suffering. Stone left considerable property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorp
N. H
Horace Stone
Salisbury
Stone
Ex Congressmen Lamport Dies in Canandaigua at 75
Rochester N Y July 21 The Hon William H Lamport died at Canandaigua today aged 75 He served as Assemblyman in 1865 and in the Forty second and Forty third Congresses a prominent Republican politician
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamport
Rocuester
N. Y
William H. Lamport
Canandaigua
Assembly
Meadow Club Long Island Lawn Tennis Opens Championship Rounds
The Meadow Club on Long Island began the Long Island championship tournament with preliminary and first round singles play from 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Notable results include Atterbury, Thompson, Stevens, Fowler, Huntington, Hollister, Stewart, Van Ingen, Florence, Hall, and others advancing or winning by score or default. Campbell, the reigning champion, played an exhibition with B. L. Hall in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Sout HaAmerron
L. L
Meadow Club
Atterbury
Eres
A. Thompson
L. F. Larou
Colonel Coveney's Successor to Lead Democratic State Committee
Rumor says ex-Assistant Postmaster Dale of the Boston office will replace Colonel J. W. Coveney as secretary of the Democratic State Committee. The report notes no official confirmation and cites political sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coveney
Dale
Boston
J. W. Coveney
Democratic State Committee
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Temple Bar
Maggie
Storage Battery Railway
Newton Aldermen Grant
Garden Street Company
Veterans OF the Eleventh
Marquette
Mich
Naval Battalion
Rhode Island Veterans
Granite State Antiquarians
Massachusetts Bank
H. P. Stimson
Kanss City
Jerry
M’arthur
Virginia
MR. Cleveland
NEW York Charities
Mutual Life Endowment
Edwin J. Morse
Sup
Home Savings Investment Company
New Hampshire
Main St
Cambridgeport
C. C.hoffman
Pres
H. D.winyer
Treas
Chas.n. Conant
Sec
Order OF the Golden Shield
James A. Russell
Supreme Organizer
Boylston Street
Humphreys
Poseaces
Humphreys’ Medicine CO
William and John Streets
New ‘York
Dr. Humphreys
William and
Jobe Wis
Johnson
Price Sc
Johnson & CO
Chas, Winfield Scott, M. D
Ninth International Medical Congress
Union Park
Col. Tremont Street
W. Virginia
Harry N. Hubbard
Ekcom
the People's United Legion
Hanover ST
Boston, Mass
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