Dr Lorimer in Boston On Redemption And Politics
The Rev. Dr. George Lorimer formerly of this city spoke at Tremont Temple Boston on redemption and politics. He urged personal proprietorship of one’s country and argued for reasoned discussion, constitutional understanding, and civic virtue as bases of a righteous state. He warned against violence and partisan extremes and urged teaching youth about liberty and duty while separating church work from state responsibilities.
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George ©. Lorimer
Chicago
Tremont Temple
Dr. Lorimer
B&o
Lorimer
Tremont Temple to Host Republican Convention Night
Tremont Temple to host a Chicago ticket ratification event with Dr. Burden presiding and Henry Cabot Lodge as speaker. Notable figures including Tom Reed ex Governor Robinson Perkins Beard Bracket and General Banks headline, with cadet band drum corps and Harrison Morton campaign photos for atmosphere. Doors at 7, program at 7:45, first balcony reserved for ladies.
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Chicago
Tremont Temple
Burden
State Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tom’ Reed
Meine
Robinson
Perkins
Kansas
Beard
Brackett
Banks
United States
Washington
Home Market Club
Harrison and
Morton
Washington Street
Meronton
Prohibition Rally Set With Fisk as Speaker in Tremont Temple
The Prohibitionists announce a large Tremont Temple rally on September 5 with General Clinton B. Fisk of New Jersey, their presidential candidate, as principal speaker. The event, confirmed by the state executive committee, may include a second night for greater impact and Worcester plans are discussed for the eve before or after the state convention. Committee assignments for the state convention are referred to Aug. 5.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
Clinton B. Fisk
New Jersey
State Committee
Fisk
Roberts
Dyer
Worcester
J. M. Brown
Chelsea
RE. F. Stevens
Everett
E. ‘Trask Hill
Charlestown
HL. Clapp
Republican State committee to set dates for convention
The Republican State committee meets to fix time and place for the annual state convention, select a presiding officer and a resolutions chairman. Governor Ames forces, Draper supporters, and anti Ames factions clash over timing aiming for September 19 or 26 with concerns about congressional contests. Charles H. Allen of Lowell is floated as a potential chair, but acceptance is uncertain. Platform builders remain unnamed.
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Republican State Committee
Ames
Draper
State House
Boston
State Committee
Worcester
Jess
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Burden
Washington
Lading
Lowell-Lawrence
Tpme Gn
The Great Gloucester Fish Syndicate and Its Impacts
The halcyon days of New England fisheries fade as a Gloucester syndicate plans to control catch and prices. They aim to bar nonmembers from purchasing fish, raise market prices, and potentially push fishermen toward Pacific opportunities, amid a near famine and shifting Canadian rates. The move draws scrutiny from dealers and crews alike.
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Guoversire
New England
Gloucester
Feh
Cape Flattery
Pacific
Doctors Disagree Case Shows Doctors Standing United
A man allegedly feigned symptoms to ten doctors who prescribed rest and remedies for muscular rheumatism. The piece argues the doctors all diagnosed lumbar muscular rheumatism and treated accordingly, disputing claims of widespread medical disagreement.
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Oleiis
Tietifious
Mbrago
Campaign Demonstrations by Republicans Democrats and Prohibitionista
Campaign events span several towns with Republican flag raising at Memorial Hall by a brass band and fireworks. North Abington Republicans form a campaign club with officers and an 80-member start. Democrats in North Attleboro host a jazza meeting, launching a Cleveland and Thurman club. Deerfield summer school features Henry Mott on Samuel de Champlain with historic overview and lasting Canadian legacies.
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Dedham Republicans
Memorial Hall
High Street
Phenix
North Abington Republicans
Moses N. Arnold
Rlpert S. Kelly
Dexter Grace
A. Newton Reed
William H. Childs
Gilbert Pillsbury
Leonard P. Arnsid
E. Rh. Bates
Willian E. Lyon
George C. Pratt
Francis
Jesse H. Jones
General Collins
North Attleboro Democrats
William BH. Rogere
Patrict F. Grady
Mosrs
Wi. M. Green
John Devlin
Edwardrwin
Cleveland
Henry Mott
McGill University of Montreal
Deerfield
Samuel de Champlain
Mote
Society For Historical Studies
Montreal
Pocumtuck Valley
Canada
Charoplain
Mott
West Indies
Central America
Panama
Champlain
Quebec
France
Nova Scotia
Caps Breton
New England
Ottawa River
Lake Ontario
L. J. G. Lincoln
Democratic Committees Plan Flag Raising and Battalion
Edward Irwin as secretary Patrick Grady treasurer Johan Higgins outlined committees to organize a flag raising and ratification meeting and form a battalion with five companies and captains P McCarthy and John Foley. A Hyannis administration meeting in Masonic Hall featured T C Day presiding and speeches by B F Crocker and William Lloyd Garrison.
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Edward Irwin
Patrick Fr. Grady
Johan W. Higgins
P. McCarthy
John Foley
Hyannis
Cleveland
Fyannis
William Lloyd Garrison
Boston
Springfield Democrats
Cleveland and Thurman
Mainstreet
City Hall
William
Russell
Cambridge
Bob? Southworth
Republican State Committee
State Senate
Beard
Congress
Postmaster Blunt
Haverhill
Indianapolis
Democratic
State Committee
Major Spaulding Granted Two Months Extension of Leave
Major Edward J. Spaulding of the Fourth Cavalry receives a two months leave extension. Captain Frank Hessh of the ordnance department is assigned to the board at the select proving ground near New York, relieving Captain Culfen Bryant.
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Washington
Edward J. Spaulding
Fourth Cavalry
Frank Hessh
Ordnance Department
Select Proving
New Yor
Culfen Bryant
Ordnance
Salem water supply disruption puzzling city officials
The water board shut off supply forenoon. A Boston diver inspected the Beverly bridge siphon to find debris causing low pressure but found the pipe clear. Salem pressure runs high. officials fear pumping equipment damage if pressure raised. Water demand rises as residents wash at night, raising supply strain. Diver reached seventy feet but found only a small obstruction.
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Salem
Sauum
Agencia AL
Water Board
Boston
Beverly Bridge
Beverly
Gallows Hall
Dooley Lectures on California Vision Amid Gaslit Hall
Mr. Edmond T. Booley spoke on Pacific Coast development at Union Ball, noting California’s vast area, temperate climate, and capacity for 50 million people. He highlighted education landmarks, San Diego charity plans, and a proposed state institution to uplift orphans and the poor through integrated facilities under one management.
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Edmond T. Dooley
Union
Dooley
Boston
San Diego
Cal
Pacific Coast
California
Massachusetts
China
Zales
East
Great Lick
Stanford University
New Methodist University
New Engand
Institute of Technology
Funeral of Lieutenant Dinsmore in South Boston
The funeral services for Police Lieutenant Fred I. Dinsmore were held yesterday at his home and at the Baptist church in South Boston. Delegations from St. Paul’s Masons bodies and Assembly No. 12 of G A R attended, along with a detail of thirty patrolmen led by Lieutenant Little. The escort and offerings were provided by officers and lodge members, with the remains sent by Eastern Railroad to Waterville, Maine for interment.
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Dinsmore
Fred I. Dinsmore
Baptist
Police Department
Little
Argent
Messrs
Obert
Wood
Reppees Assembly No
R. S
G. F
Out
Eastern Railroad
Waterville
Salem's Electric Railway Test on Willows Branch
Savy July 22.1 Sunday reports the new electric motor on the Willows branch of the Neumkong street railway tested Saturday evening with a car running from Webb Street to the Willows and back. The line to Washington Street is expected to be completed this week.
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Salem’s
Savy
Willows
Neumkong Shreet
Webb Street
the Willows
Washington Street
Elegant Boston to New York Train Attracts Traff ic
An elegant train departs Boston at 10 a.m. via the New York and New England railroad and arrives in New York at 4 30 p m. It has become very popular with travelers, drawing steady patronage from the public.
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Boston
New York
New England Railroad
Corinthian Regatta Highlights and Club Events at Marblehead
The Corinthian Yacht Club regatta at Marblehead featured the Witch and J B Paine s unnamed second class yacht in a tight finish with four class winners named for first class keels Saracen Witeh Expert and Mosea and Coyote across keel and centreboard divisions. Beverly Yacht Club ran eleven starters with Mucilage Mist and Daisy winning. Cape Ann Yacht Club s second Tappan cup race saw Black Cloud win against thirteen rivals. Savin Hill Yacht Club hosted a large illumination and reception with 1000 lanterns, bands, and a clambake as yachts led by Commodore Stark s Jefinies regatta and prizes listed for multiple classes. Public notices included sale of the steam yacht Telegram designed by Beas or Webb. Moonlight sail postponed by South Boston Yacht Club and a new 55-foot steam yacht for Vice Commodore J Morrill was announced for launch mid August.
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Resatta
Cornthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Mara
Babboon
Pappoose
Ziquener
Witch
J. B. Paine
Mr. Paine
W.P. Fowle
Saracen
W. B. Crowninshield
Witeh
Lawrence Whitcomb
Expert
C. H. W. Foster
Mosea
Walter Abbott
Coyote
Beverly Yacht Club
Monument Beach
Mucilage
Mist
Daisy
Cape Ann Yacht Club
Black Cloud
Savin Hill
Boston
South Boston
Stark
Thayer
Jefinies Yacht Club
Burgess
Telegram
Herald
J. Beas
Webb
James Gordon Bennett
South Boston Yacht Club
Ambrose Martin
Jeffries Point
J. Morrill
Old South Lectures for Young People Start August First
The Old South lectures for this summer begin Wednesday afternoon August 1 with The Story of the Ages as the course title. Free tickets will be mailed to young people who address in their own handwriting to the Old South studies directors at the Old South Meeting House.
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OLD South
Old South Studies
Old South Meeting House
Ephraim Emerton
Harvard University
Richard the Lion-Hearted
Bliss Nina Moore
Dante
Shattuck O. Hartwell
Philip 5
Maxom
Shakspere
Charles Dudley Warner
H. Lovermore
Institute of Technology
Lafayette
George Makepeace Trowle
Moreen Paintings to Leave Horticultural Hall
Announcement states Mr. Moreen’s Christ Entering Jerusalem and The Crucifixion will be moved to Providence with no extension of time. The works have drawn phenomenal attendance, but will be removed Saturday evening next despite ongoing visitor interest.
Dedication of Patrick's Church by Bishop Harkins
Patrick's Church was dedicated this morning by Bishop Harkins of Providence with solemn high mass. A farmer's mass in B flat featured a choir from other churches. Rev. Joseph McDonough preached the sermon. Musical vespers followed. The Fall River granite edifice on Saint Martin Street seats 1400, cost about $159,000 and carries no debt. Pastor Rev. J. P. Grace, formerly of Newport.
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Patrick’s Church
Harkins
Providence
Farmer
Joseph ¥. McDonough
Santh Matin Street
Fall River
New England
J. P. Grace
Newport
Boston Notes on City Affairs and Local Gifts
Boston notes report 178 deaths in the latest period and a $1260 fund total for a Colonel Cass monument. A suspect violin thief is sought in Atlantic City after an $800 instrument theft, while an $800,000 court house loan order is in flux as mayor counters the special aldermen meeting. Socials include a Bass Point picnic by eighty Boston stenographers and rain cancels a Common concert. Donations reach $438.25 for playgrounds and $825 of $1000 for Ramona Ranch Indian workshop funding.
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Boston
Colonel Cass
Francois Gillett
Thompson & Odell
Atlantic City
N. J
O’brien
Boston Stenographers’ Association
Bass Point House
Nahant
Massachusetts Emergency and Hygiene Association
Montana
Ramona Ranch
Boston Bruins? No, Boston Baseball Standings and Game Recap
Baseball standings show Pittsburg moving up and Indianapolis sliding back while Chicago retook the lead from Detroit. Boston reclaimed fourth place after a Saturday win despite shaky defense and weak supports from Sanders Hornung and Wise. The nine game losing streak preceded the victory. The score remains to be reported.
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Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Detroits
Chicago
Bostons
Chicalo. Cae
Ceeeeseees Psitoil Ces
Local teams clash in city pair matchups and scores
Detroit vs Detroit score 9 to 6 and Philadelphia vs New York 6 to 1. Indianapolis beat Pittsburgh 13 to 4. Worcester against Portmouth 18 to 5. Lynn defeated Manchester 5 to 2. Salem beat Lowell 4 to 3. Newton Centre won over Beacon 7 to 6. Wakefield Melrose edged Miller 7 to 5. Brooklyn defeated Athletics 7 to 1. Cleveland over Baltimore 17 to 4. Cincinnati over Cincinnati 8 to 0. Louisville St Louis 3 to 2. Brookline over Independents 5 to 0.
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Detroit
Detroits
Chicagos
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Worcester
Worcesters
Porttsmouths
Lynn
Lynns
Manchesters
Salem
Lowells
Salems
Newton
Newton Centres
Beacons
Wakefield
Melroses
Millers
Brooklyn
Brookins
Athletics
Cleveland
Clevelands
Baltimores
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Kansas Citys
New Parochial Schoolhouse Blessed in Jamaica Plain
Late yesterday a corner stone blessing marked the start of a new parochial school building in Jamaica Plain. The Leo XII school on St Thomas Street near Woodman will house 400 children with separate facilities for boys and girls and a 650-seat parochial hall, run by the Sisters of St Joseph.
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Jamaica Plain
Harkins
Providence
O’relly
Springfield
Thomas J. County
Worcester
Thomas Magennis
Boston
St.thomas Street
Woodman
Jamaica Street
scattered guest list from a private party and travel group
A long list of names and hometowns appears, detailing guests and travelers from Brunswick, Portland, Lexington, Detroit, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Montreal, Toronto, Richmond, and other cities. The roster includes couples, individuals, and families such as Mr. and Mrs. H Cassard, Edward Pfeiffer, C L Pullman, and Miss Lyons, among many others, indicating a social or guest attendance record.
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Brunswick
C. H. Lamson
Portland
I’rance
Lexington
H. Brown
Detroit
E. Hart Day
C. C. Day
Kansas City
L. Scott
New York
Victoria
Walter M. Jones
A. Stinch
Vendome
H. Cassard
Chicago
Charles Allis
Milwaukee
C. H. West
Charles A. Russell
Washington
P. B. Jeefeebhoy
India
G. L. Boardman
Toronto
Young
Franco Michado
Manual Reonda
Cuba
Edward Pfeiffer
Ingenior Stessin
Germany
C.L. Pullman
Robert de Forrest
Mary W. Thomas
John K. Connally
Miss Lyons
James W. Allison
Richmond
C. N. Cook
Buffalo
H. H. Moore
Troy
W. G. Soule
H. BE. Chapman
Wheeling
W. Va
Samuel B. Gilman
Bangor
JF. Linsley
Montreal
William Scott
Hartford
Tremont
Charles Guidet
J. W. Moore
C. C. Perkins
H. KR. Whitney
Fairbault
Minn
C. E. Hunt
Sonfe and Son
Leavenworth
Kan
Elijah A. Morse
Canton
Revere
A. L. Light
Quebec
Philip Zeil
Peoria
Lil
F. S. Pratt
Burlington
A. P. Baer
Baltimore
J. B. Bertolet
Leaf River
John B. Carson
John R. Gregg
C. H H.swanm
Lyon
Pittsburg
Parker’s
George ‘Morehead
London
Can
W. Gordon McCabe
Petersboro
James W. Digby
Ontario
W. H. Thomas, Jr
O. L. Norwood
Muiss M. W. Thomas
Thomas M. Dawson
J. M. Dawson
RK. A. Carter
Alien Brick Makers in Everett Seen as in Other Districts
The Everett brickyard laborers are described as non naturalized workers who pay no taxes and never vote. Town treasurer Joseph K. Nichols reports tax collection from them is nil. The two yards, owned by Washburn and E. B. Edmiston, employ about seventy five men and see workers come in spring and leave in fall.
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Everett
Joseph KE. Nichols
Beacon Park matinee program yields close fast races
At Beacon Park the third matinee of the season drew a large crowd as the fast track produced close races. Purse details include 6250 for pacers with best three in five to harness, and 100 for a separate event, with multiple entries from Medford and Albion among others. Time results noted include 2:88 and 2:28%2 for several heats.
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Beacon Park
M.T. Downing
B. Grie
John Less
A. Soudward
Medford
B. m. Marysh
Pela Cesteees
Aisto
B. Inristinent
Judees
Messrseu
B. Miller
M. Goodspeed
Cer K—air
Prank Sibert
Collins Held for Manslaughter in Curran Killing
Michael P. Collins faced arraignment in the South Boston Police Court on a manslaughter charge for the death of John Curran found in a vacant lot in South Boston. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to Thursday. Bail set at 2500, posted by Mrs Newton whom he tended.
Summer Suits Offered at Reduced Prices by Macallar Parker Co
Summer suits and light woollen ranges are offered at unprecedented low prices at Macallar Parker Co No 400 Washington Street. The price cuts aim to clear surplus stock in the retail department. All goods are firm manufacture with special focus on suits priced at 14 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macallar, Parker & Co
Washington Street
End of the Second Brigade Camp in Framingham
The Second Brigade camp at South Framingham ended on Saturday. Battery A under Captain Follett paraded through Boston after marching from the camp, while Fifth and Ninth regiments’ companies proceeded to regimental headquarters and were dismissed. An election elected Adjutant G. H. Benyon major of the Fifth Regiment with 18 of 36 votes. he is noted as a former captain of the Newton company.
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South Framingham
Captain Follett
Boston
Boston & Albany
Framingham
G. H. Benyon
Newton
Dennison Bridge Contractor Attacked Beating Robbery Attempt
J M Dennison a bridge contractor operating from Room 21 Sears building Washington street reports two men including Curtis entered his office at 10 45 am on Saturday and demanded money. Dennison resisted and the assailants fled, Curtis having previously received aid from him.
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J. M. Dennison
Sears
Washington Street
Curtis
Mr. Dennison
False arrest suit over burglar tools at 96 Waltham Street
Patrick Coakley sues Sergeant Daly and Policemen Watts Delt Delt and Crane of Court Square station for $1000 claiming false arrest over a bag of burglar tools. A policeman disguised as an expressman delivered the bag to 96 Waltham Street where Coakley was arrested. later evidence showed she did not own the tools which belonged to a man who had rented a room in the house the day before. Captain Hi…
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Emnmenway
Daly
Watts, Vinal, Delt
Crane
Court Square
Patrick Coakley
Boston
Waltham Street
Coakley
Fiftieth Promenade Night at Music Hall
Tonight at Music Hall the fiftieth promenade concert features Mr. Neuendorff. The program includes Sullivan operas the Mikado and Iolanthe, an eight tone promenade, and a first hearing of Scenes Poetiques by French composer Godard. Oxford male quartet offers additional singing.
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Music Hall
Neuendorff
Iolanthe
Godard
Oxford
Chinese gamblers arrested at raid on No 38 Harrison avenue
A raid at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon on No 38 Harrison avenue, a Chinese gambling rendezvous, yielded thirty six Chinese gamblers. They were bailed out quickly by Sam Wah Kee and Ch Wing Hang. The raid uncovered gambling boards and other implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Sam Wah Kee
Ch Wing Hang
United the Courts faces and fines in July court docket
UNITED THE COURTS. STATES DISTRICT COURT- July 21-Nixison. J. Lincoln Trott, master of the brigantine Hat tie, pleaded guilty to beating and wounding one of his sailors and was fined 81. MUNICIPAL COURT-July 21. Harpy and ADAMs, Jr. Policeman Flaherty of South Boston, charged with assaulting two citizens, had his case continued until Tuesday. Henry McIntosh and William Kelly, who worked the ring-in-the glove game on James Wilberforce, were held in $200 each for trial Tuesday. Benjamin F. Tuttle was held in $200 until July 24 on a charge of illegally appropriating to his own use a horse belonging to Abner P. larion. Dennis F. Ryan was held for trial until July 25 on a charge of stealing twenty-four knives belonging to Whitman, Jacobs & Co. . In the South Boston court Michael Collins was arraigned for the murder of John Curran Thursday night. He was held for man slaughter, pending the result of the inquest on Tuesday next. In the Roxbury court James Barry was ar raigned on a charge of intent to defraud and held for appearance July 25.
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Harpy
Adams
Flaherty
South Boston
Henry McIntosh
William Kelly
James Wilberforce
Benjamin F. Tuttle
Abner P. Larion
Dennis F. Ryan
Running Races at Saugus July 28 Program Portrayed
Franklin Park Saugus hosts a first class running race programme on July 28 featuring a pony race with a 340 to win and $10 to second, half mile heats, and a handicap with $150 purse. Entries close tomorrow at midnight with Mr C Mayberry Boston. If weather is poor, races shift to July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saugus
Franklin Park
American Jockey Association
Mr. C. ©. Mayberry
School Street
Boston
Off to Cincinnati Patriarchs Militant depart Boston
A large party of Patriarchs Militant left Boston Saturday evening for the grand convention in Cincinnati opening Tuesday. The group of about 150 chevaliers, led by C. A. Cushman, traveled by a special Fitchburg railroad train and will arrive at noon Monday.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Fitchburg
C. A. Cushman
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Pope Mfg CO
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Bowdoin Square
Boston, Mass
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Boston Weekly Post
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Health Food CO
Tremont St
Wis
Wead & Sons
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Overman Wheel CO
Columbus Ave
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Igary
Ruggles St
Coventry Machinist CO
Roston
Tuttle
Horse Hospital
Hyde Park
Merrimac Atrect
Alien Brick Makers
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J. Lincoln Trott
Hattie
Chester HM
Graves & Sons
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Ilifornia
Joseph EL. Poverty & Co
Federal
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