Boston Fund for Johnstown Flood Sufferers Tops Ninety Thousand
The Boston fund for Pennsylvania flood victims now exceeds $92,000 with subscriptions expected to push it toward $100,000. The Boston Y M C A shipped seventeen barrels and six cases of clothing to Johnstown, while the YWCA in Boston raised $136. Numerous firms and individuals contributed large sums, and the total includes many anonymous gifts. Governor Keaver may call a special session to seek a $2,000,000 appropriation for Johnstown relief.
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Boston
Pennsylvania
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Johnstown
American Express Company
Young Women’s Christian Association
Berkeley Street
Wells, Fargo & Co
S Express
Grace W. Cook
H. M. Knowlton
Park Street
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Glen Manufacture Cutter, Woodine Co
Juoodhrough& Co
Hollingsworth & ‘J. Wales & Co
Chandice & Bar- Munroe Felt and Moe Ss
Paper Co
Curry & Hanmer
W. J. Barner & Co
A. M. Garener
J. Carter & Co
J. Bb. Hunter & Co
A. L. Tribble & c
Butis & Ordway
Spalding & Ceeds
Wason, Peirce & Mog
M.S. Ayer & Co
GO Wilde
Frye, Phipps &Co
M.g.warren&co
M.L. Halli & Co
J. W. Vinal & Co
S. S Sleeper & Co
Burditt & Wittlyds & South
North
John Herbert
Springer Bros
T. Y Plimpton
He & Saith
Louise Plimipton
Maguillon
Lailey
Mrs. W
Tower
Ishathinene Urna Department of Dridge
John Tlalley
Alert i. Tinighes
William Ss. Butler
Ae Ies Dees
Wil- Laily
Jamaica
Liain
Dutler
PAM Wien
Pootgash
Sawyer
Manning Charles H. Bacon
MWCO
Eva
Ladies’ Aid Society Noves Bros
Norwood
Glendower
Leonor
James C. Eling
Acee
E. Uv
Mat. Russ
Cobb & Co
U. E.G
George PD. Moore
Hauncey
Thomas High School Boys & Od
Concord
Gloucester
Sabid Y
Anos
jAlive
P. Taptey
UU Society
V . Tapley & Church
Lan- Qoissa
T. Remick « Co
Pf. K. Strauss
Eiley
W. Higginson
Boston Bridge
Russell
Mrs. C. 1
D. Ik Saath
Atadtmiller
J. F. Wichorn
Stoddard & Hen J
Haich
Dall
Ates
Son
Q. Brown
Parker & CO
Francis ‘Tiffany
Quincy Mar
Phillips
Kelsi
J. C. Rogers
F. Crospy
W. B.overs
M.A. Vowers
Rayimond
Keeseee
Pris Sre
J. A. Pen
W. Tolman
Fong i
Elke Ois Cay
Pulove
Eaikie
Howe,ialch& Jay
Dexter
Aioe Wentworth
Sigourney
Tileston
Rocker
Kowle, Cobb ‘& HR
W. Berry
Pear
Pwr
Wrest & Acame
M. Montague
Samuel Carter
D.H. B
Peta Ae Hen
Chas
Vicess
Liza Brewer
Karnes & Dunklee
M. Isrewer
Biou
C. H. Greenleaf
John C. Ropes
Asa P.pottar
H. Benson
A.M. Wood
Reg
J. Pratt
H. Sawyer
Mfg. Co
Corbin
Nash & Wins
I Viallé
Carter, Rice & Co
Fh. Vialle
Corporation
Train
Smith & Co
C. Briggs
Fairchild Paper JS
Russell Paper Co
Bomerville Catho J, Veavey & the Sil
Lie Lyceui
Ushinu, Olmsted
the & Snow
Bradstreet Co
Leland, Rice & Co
Norway Steel and Iron Company
B. Schlesinger
Harrisburg
Penn
Keaver
Pearline promises unmatched cleaning power and cautions on fakes
The ad extols Pearline’s labor saving cleansing virtues for dishes hats glassware and more claiming complete satisfaction. It warns peddlers and grocers sell imitations and states Pearline is manufactured only by James Pyle New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pyle
New York
Eclectic Medical Society Concludes Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society finished its annual gathering at Severe House with Dr J A Tabor presiding. Dipsopheria topics were discussed by noted physicians including E E Spencer Cambridgeport and H O Bailey New York College professors. Rt R A Reid of Newton delivered the oration on Ethics of Medical Men followed by a dinner and reports from delegates to the national convention.
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Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society
J. A. Tabor
E. E. Spencer
Cambridgeport
C. E. Miles
Roxbury
Allen
Randolph
J. P. Bills
Hyde Park
F. W. Abbott
Taunton
H. O. Bailey
New York Eclectic Medical College
J. A. Bannermann
New York Association
R. A. Reid
Newton
Yaunton
Threat of Bodily Harm Post Bomb Incident
Thomas Norton of 16 Stamford Street was arrested on a charge of threatening to harm Miss Nellie Mahan, a servant of Mrs. Wells at 11 Beacon Street Jamaica Plain. Norton, an admirer of Mahan, is said to have expressed deadly intent and recently hinted at leaving the city. He has worked as a fireman at the Boston Tavern and Morse's restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Norton
Stamford Street
Nellie Mahan
Norton
Nelle
Boston
Morse’s
Pigeon Cove House Noted for View and Invigorating Air
Among the pleasantly located hotels at Pigeon Cove the Pigeon Cove House stands out with an extreme Cape Ann location. Its verandas overlook the bay and sea offering magnificent views and an invigorating air long celebrated for invalids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigeon Cove
Pigeon Cove House
Cape Ann
Katrina's Third Victory in 31-Mile Yacht Race
New York June 7 Stro1au. Katrina defeated Shamrock by 20 minutes 33 seconds corrected time in a 31 nautical mile race. Wind varied from eight to twelve knots. Shamrock delayed crossing line by nearly three minutes. Katrina led most of the course from Buoy 15 to Sandy Hook lightship and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stro1au
Katrina
Shamrock
J. Rogers Maxwell
Elbridge T. Gerry
Electra
Auchincloss Brothers
Buoy No. 1
Spit
Sandy Hook
Puff
Sandy Hoo
Scotland
Paradox Yacht Enters Water For Queenstown Race
Eastbourne June 7 The Paradox a logger rig yacht aims for the America's Cup with a 60 ft foremast 70 ft mizzenmast and 52 ft foreyard and 2000 sq ft sail. Built by G Gausden the vessel inches toward the sea ready for the Queenstown race on June 17 under owner Rapham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbourne
Paradox
G. Gausden
Dorchester Yacht Club Holds Monthly Meeting and Regatta Plans
The Dorchester Yacht Club met at Harrison Square with Commodore John C. Soley presiding. The regatta committee outlined race fixtures and the June 17 Nahant oven race plan. New members listed include Alexander C. Robinson and others. Joseph D. Snell elected to the committee. The club will not locate at Eastern Point this season and will establish a Central Wharf station with telephone connections for yachts anchoring on the flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Anchorage
Harrison Square
John C. Soley
Nahant
Alexander C. Robinson
Edwin H. Batchelor
Clarence J. Dbilake
James B. Cahoon
U.S.N
Charles 8. Deveraux
Benjamin H. Dorr
Edward RB. Price
Otis M. Shaw
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
William H. Wilder, Jr
Herman F. Burkhardt
Edward W. Chickering
Walter L. Doten
Charlies H. Guild
Philip Little
J. E. Threshie
Joseph D. Snell
F. W. Payne
Eastern Point
Central Wharf
Dorchester Yacht Club Race Off Nahant June 17
The 108th Dorchester Yacht Club open race will sail June 17 off Nahant starting at noon. Open to New England Yacht Racing Association clubs. entries due by June 15 to G F Clark Boston Yacht Agency. Regatta committee includes IL M Clark chair and others. Special steamer will transport members from Boston to follow the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
Dorchester Yacht Club
New England Yacht Racing Association
Boston
Regatta Committee
M. Clark
Francis Gray
William B. McClellan
A. J. Clark
W. H. Wilkinson
Judges
Commercial Wharf
Boston Gas Wharf
Harrison Square
Pavilion Glows as City Seaside Corner Residence
In Gloucester the Pavilion Brach HoTen stands as a central commercial and seaside resort hybrid. It offers convenient access to stores, post office, street and steam cars with no inconveniences for residents, blending business facilities with leisure comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Brach HoTen
Gloucester
Hesperus Hotel Opens Season at Magnolia Shore
The large finely situated Hes prenus House at Magnolia opens for the season with Mrs Orra Paige as proprietor. The Hesperus is a premier North Shore hotel with piazzas over 300 feet long offering an unsurpassed view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Orra Paige
Harvard Crew Appeals for Funds to Reach New London Friday
The Harvard rowing team seeks extra funds to travel to New London on Friday the 14th for two weeks of practice valued above Cambridge sessions. Expenses this year include a rowing tank and a new launch. The crew, rowing better, shows uneven technique and equipment decisions remain unsettled.
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Harvard
New London
Cambridge
S. Sanford
N. Longworthn
Cramston
Blakie
Harvard Class Day Spreads Planned Across Campus
Invitations for most Class Day spreads are out and promise a lively series of events. The Hasty Pudding Club hosts a post exercises gathering in Sanders Theatre with listed hosts, followed by a Beck Hall spread. Additional large spreads are planned in the gymnasium and Matthews Hall with multiple hosts and a McKay House spread at 6 15 PM. The Pi Eta Society will hold a Massachusets Hall spread at 6, with its own committee listed.
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Hasty Pudding Club
Sanders Theatre
Messrs
Gardner Cutting Bullard
Walter Daniel Clark
John Endicott
Victor Matthews Harding
Alfred Partridge Hebard
Gordon Saltonstall Howe
George Snell Mandell
Franklin Eddy Parker
Gardner
Carleton Greene
Edward Wigglesworth Grew
Prescott Farnsworth Hall
George Winthrop Lee
Gustavus Howard Magnadier
William Francis Richards
Mark Wyman Richardson
James Hardy Ropes
Irving Augustus Ruland
Robert Elmer Townsend
Robert de Conroy Ward
Frank Edward Zuikeisen
Pi Eta Society
Massachusetts Hall
Burt McVay Allison
Oscar Million Anderson
Charles Carlton Ayer
Fred Cyrus Bosworth
Randall Nelson Durfee
James Thomas Malone
William Loftus Monro
John Samuel Phelps
Frederick Olin Raymond, Jr
Caleb Mills Saville
Frank Pacheco Sheldon
William Holbrook Thayer
Society of Revolution mangers visit Lexington to tour sites
The Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the Revolution board of managers will tour historic sites in Lexington next Monday and dine at the Massachusetts House. Arlington Street Church holds its last regular service tomorrow before reopening July 7 for union services with First and Second Church and others. Samuel Mason of Winter Hill was arrested in Boston yesterday on charges of embezzling 760 dollars and obtaining 56 dollars by false pretenses from Bower Bartlett at Broad Street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mangers
Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Lexington
Massachusetts House
Arlington Street Church
King’s Chapel
Arlington Street
Church of the Good Samaritan
Samuel Mason
Winter Hill
Boston
Bower & Bartlett
Broad Street
John Gilbert in Critical Condition After Illness
Dr Jernegan reports actor John Gilbert in critical condition with worsening kidney problems following congestive issues in the right lung and bronchial tubes. The physician informed Theodore Moss in New York, Gilbert’s longtime friend and manager, of the seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jernegan
John Gilbert
Theodore Moss
New York
Gilbert
Bowdoin Ivy Day Honors Class with Oration and Poem
Bowdoin College in Brunswick held ivy day exercises for the junior class in Memorial Hall. G F Freeman gave an oration, F J Allen delivered a poem, and several members received symbolic presentations including a tripod and wooden spoon while the Salem Cadet Band played. The ivy hop followed in Lown Hall.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin
Memorial Hall
G F. Freeman
Everett
Mass
F. J. Allen
Alfred
J. B. Pendleton
Belfast
C. L. Hutchinson
Portland
A. L. Stearns
Quipey
Fla
J. M. Mead
Turner
A. V. Smith
Middleboro
H. H. Hastings
Bethel
Salem Cadet Band
Lown Hall
Open Season At Sugar Hill Hotel Promises Scenic Outlook
Tae Hore and Looxorr will open for the season at Sugar Hill New Hampshire one week from today. Summit House is the only other hotel offering extended mountain views, with the 1900 foot elevation and no malaria insects dust or heat. Proprietors are Hiram Noyes and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Hore
Looxorr
Sugar Hill
N.H
Summit House
Hiram Noyes & Sons
Beachcroft at East Gloucester Offers Seaside Retreat
Persons seeking a few weeks by the sea find Beachcroft at East Gloucester a desirable retreat under Mrs. M. H. Bray. Terms are very reasonable and the hotel promises a homelike interior with unsurpassed natural attractions outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachcroft
East Gloucester
M. H. Bray
Willow Cottage
Magnolia
Courts Hearings In June Sessions Of Superior Court
Superior Court first session June 7 includes cases Norths vs Standard Food Preservative Co and Chemical Electric Light and Power Co vs James A Howard. Second and third sessions list numerous dockets with adjournments and outcomes including a verdict for Susan Kemp and administrative cases. The U S Commissioner’s Court also convened with a one week continuance for Grossi the Italian.
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Superior Court
Staples
Charles H. North
Rogers
G. A. O. Ernest
Chem. Elec. L. & P
Higains
Cottrell Co
Howara
Stubbs
Masse
Davis
Mumber
Lamson
Lissners
Coyle
Fitchburg
Avellar
Silva
Hill
Butler
Blanchard
Orlando
Phillips
Slaverosh
Thompson
Susan Kemp
H. Burr Crandall
Henry Randolph
T. F. Nutter
G. G. Walker
Oliver M. Hapgood
Horatio W. Southworth
I. J. Elder
A. B. Wentworth
A. Hemenway
C. W. Bartlett
Easton
Tingley
Sullivan
Parker
Kenney
Hosmer
Harper
Lewinberg
Sim
Bond
Johnson
Mons
Boston
Irons
Harrington
Albany Rr, Co
Kestell
Merrigan
Same
U. 5
Hallett
Grossi
Woman charged with stabbing husband in municipal court
In a June 7 session Judge Harpy and Sarah Green faced stabbing charges and she was held for appearance in Superior Court on June 14. Thomas Norton, suspected of throwing a bomb at a Jamaica Plain home, is held on a $300 peace bond. Samuel Mason, salesman for Boston tea merchant Frank A. Bowers, arraigned on false pretences and embezzlement. ordered to recognize $1500 for trial on the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy
Sarah Green
Superior Court
Thomas Norton
Weld
Jamaica Plain
Samuel M Mason
Frank A. Bowers
Boston
NOTES TO "TAVERNER" CHANDLER AS CITY SOLICITOR
Letter counters claims about 1846 city politics and Chandler role. Defends Chandler as solicitor, cites Mayors Quincy and Bigelow, council presidents Hillard Brinley, aldermen including Moses Kimball. Responds to Choate Sumner remark and praises Crescent Brace House Magnolia season kickoff by James Knowlton with ocean views and leisure options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Taverner
Josiah Quincy, Jr
George S. Hillard
John P. Bigelow
Francis Brinley
Moses Kimball
Choate
Sumner
Senate
Pelham
Court session lists cases in Middlesex Superior Court
Judge Aldrich presides as multiple matters proceed including Peabody versus Sheldon and Mansfield. Trials continue on 891-Bacon against City Boston 451-Cooley against City Canton bridge 566-Same against same 3224 Flint versus Cushing 3225 Leadbetter versus same.
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Superior Court
Middlesex County
Aldrich
Peabody
Sheldon
Mansfield
Bacon
City
Cooley
Camton
Bridge
Same
Flint
Cushing
Leadbetter
Daley v Cashman dog bite damages awarded in Essex County court
In Salem June 7, the Superior Court judge found for John Daley of Lynn in a tort action against a defendant for injuries from a dog bite, awarding $200. Legal representation included J. F. Sisk for the plaintiff and F. Hurlburt for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Sherman
Daley
Cashman
John Daley
Lynn
J. F. Sisk
Pi K F. Hurlburt
Horton
Hamilton
Joseph Horton
Ipswich
H. P. Moulton
E. C. Baites
C. A. Sayward
Hayes Vy. Whit
Kennedy
Kelley
Coakley
Lane
Ryan
Naumkeag
Sunday notices from many Boston churches on a spring day
The column lists sermons and services across Arlington Street Carurca Tabernacle Bowdoin Square and multiple churches. Notable speakers include Rev Brooke Hertford Rev S K Mitchell Rev Francis J Bellamy and Rev Francis L Hornbrooke with topics from the Johnstown catastrophe to the larger life and biblical themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Street
Carurca
Brooke Hertford
Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Mm. R. Deming
S. K. Mitchell
Institute
Chardon Street
K. Mitchell
Johnstown
Tabernacle Young Men’s Institute
Francis J. Bellamy
Y. M. C. Union
Curzen
Charles G. Ames
Collecion
Whitsunday
Christadelphian
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Holy Communion
First Church
Berkeley
Mansboro Streets
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
Exeter Street
Hale
Boston
Will vs New York and New England Railroad assault case
Superior Court records for Norfolk Dedham June 7 list Alexander A. Will suing the New York and New England Railroad for an assault by a servant during a passenger trip. Attorneys named for plaintiff and defendant. The sheet also notes Elizabeth G. Shepard suing Edward Hill over damages from a Charles River Village paper mill incident with jury viewing. Various cited precedents appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dedham
Barker
Alexander A. Will
New York & New England Railroad Company
J. E. Cotter
RK. M. Saltonstall
H. E. Bolles
Elizabeth G. Shepard
Edward Hill
Charles River Village
Needham
W. Gaston
O. 5
Mowry
C. G. Keyes
E. Grover
Insolvency Court adjourns several cases in Suffolk County
In Suffolk County insolvency court on June 7 Judge McKim closed the cases of Thomas Guinan and William Church and adjourned them to October 11 and September 13 respectively. The matters of James P Arrington Alexander Mack John F Bronson and Lewis E were noted as in progress with adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim, J
Thomas Guinan
William Church
James P. Arrington
Alexander Mack
John F. Bronson
Lewis E
Colchis Mining Company Builds Mill in New Mexico
Daily Colchis Mining Company in New Mexico reports strong profits from ore sales. The firm has mined over 30 000 tons, invested about 200 000 dollars, and begun a 200 ton per day mill. Experts see abundant low grade ore and solid officer integrity backing the investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Grant County
Colchis
Stock offering notice from Atlantic Trust Company
Officers named include Hon. Robert Og Ingersoll and Hon. Chas E Coon. No certificates issued for under 25 shares. Stock listed on Stock Exchange and registered at Atlantic Trust Company New York. Price per share six dollars. Make checks or drafts payable to the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Atlantic Trust Company
N. Y
Robert G. Ingersoll
Nathan Cleaves
U. S
Portland
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the Fund For Johnstown
Young Men’s Christian Association
Somerville
B. Maxwell
Wells
J Smith
Whiting
Connor & Co
Ccc
Cenneee
Davis, Hopkins& DD
Morruary
Seenesee
Friend
James Rothwell
Dix
Gisbee
Samnel Ano Co
Spitz
Ros
W. Kinsley
Dr. C.J
L. Ames
Ss. W. Hodman
Dole
George W. Karry
Duxbury
Nathaniel C. Poor
MAO Aikus
Charles M. Seaver
Lu CO CO
Hlinabeth
Miner, Beal & Co
Eldredge
Leopold Morse
Leopold Morse & i R. M. Hodges
Goa
R. M. Hoages
Iscac Wennn & Co
Boo OO
W.O. McK
J.m.genson
G. Ww. Beeseseens
Mis
W. &. Baker
Mockley Bros & A. Fs. E
J.W.N. Stults
Z.dwiecs
C. Bancroft
Catherine O. Simnis
A. Alden & Co
A. Alden & Co, 5000 Hteeeere 1000| Mrs. C. E. Wares, 15000 Mrs. W. C. Pote
MN Oold
Frank Kh. Fitts
Saya Silsbee
G. TY. Grilley
Morton Prince
Loo
E. A. Voee
CGC
Hstearns
Isin A. Howkins
Ariners’ Lode, Co
Cotuit
Faulkner
R. Y Evans
H. W. Faulks
W. Winstow
I. Il “Coolidge
Stackpole
Lilla Ss
Bromwich
M.S. McCurdy
Thomas Doliver
W. K. Blodgett
J.E. H
Fenwick Stone
George D. Foristail G
Curtis
H.S. Ensvcceoee
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F. W. Palfrey
K. Pittsbury
U.G. Curtis
A. Clough
UOIS
T. Hescuca
Nein ‘Trive
R. M
G.l.putnam
Gish
M.L. Putnam
Joel Goliathwaite
George W. Berry
Cushing Cash
Lerry
Academy
Ash
Fas Des Evite
Burnham
Eae &Co
Ie Nameé
C. S. Blake
Gregory
Fauntle- Bess
Joy Hall
Boxfriend
Obey
Ethel
Charles T. Bauer
Jewell & Co
Nightingale
Belmont
Friends
Sugest
W.a.williams
L. As Baldwin
Cass Vans
BU Uolite Gvcussass
Anos A
F. FF. Ray
J.W. James
K. Humphreys
H. Forster
Hall & Newell
Ethel Cash
D. Wilde
Cowan
R. H. Gy
BOO Stearns & Co
Eon Young
Annie T. Belcher
Charlestown
Edward Motley
Vis
Hudson
W. Switts
Edward Sawyer
Friend Wie Woolk
Whitin
Ie Techaes
Whitinsville
Bnooin
Riscserese
Arthur P.whitin
Los
Ac Ton Y. M. Ae A. Knowledged
C. i
Hiss ”& Sas
Eclectic Medical Society
New London Practice
MR. Gilbert
Ivy Day
Twardar
Hutchinson
Elec
McGlynn
Wilthe G. L. Co
Siamson
Tarbell
Linehan
Hapgood
Reed
White
Barnard
Tvs
Parkman
Suffolk Savings Bank
Arey
Neil
Williams
Simonds
Crescent Brace
James B. Knowlton
Shepard
Coooke
Mann
Darling
Clark
O'Keefe
Boutwell
Carpeter
Hall
Moore
MckKenna
Lawrence
Barlow
Didot
Lyons
Wight
Silver Ve
McDonald
Haur
Sanburg
Wogarty
Connell
Dyer
Pro Ami
Lin’ts of
Stoughton
Colchis Mining GO
New Mexico
Net Daily
Colchis Mining Co
Robert OG
Ingersoll
C. d D. Jenkins
M.D
Herbert Parsons
Portland, Me
Chas. E. Coon
U. S. Treasurer
R. H. Whitney & CO
Congress St
Norman McDonald & C.G
Brattle Street
James Russell Lowell
M& S
Auburn
Watertown
Mt. Auburn
Columbias
Pope Meg
CQO
Franklin St. Kinston Riding School
Chauncy Hall School
Boylston Street
Art Museum
William Nichols
Temple Place
Dow
Mir. Nichols
Monument Beach
Kk. P. Hallowell
Daniel Dol. Slade
Clement L. Smith
Dean
Kate Ganenett Wells
Prest
C. W. Eliot
Northhoro
A. HL
Colchis Mining Company OF
Coc DD. Jenkins
Charles E. Coon
Congress Street
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