Health of Johnston town fund donations listed in Cambridge items
Acknowledgments from the Board of Trade note additional contributions to the Pennsylvania flood sufferers fund totaling 3108 after a concert in Institute Hall East Cambridge and another in Union Hall Cambridgeport. Donors include B F Sturtevant A S A J Brown Boston Fruit Co and many others. A large audience attended the East Cambridge event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her of Commerce
Pennsylvania
B. F. Sturtevant
A.S
A.J. Brown
H. Harris & Co
Boston Fruit Colny
W. H. Lincoln
Blake & Ripey
Alexander Bros
George _E. Richardson & Co
W.L. Hooper & Co
Frank Locke
H. Currier & Co
A. H. Morse & Co
Hill & Gowen
G.N. Emery & Co
J. C. Cobb
Breed & Co
R. W.S
H. Foods
Fulton O’brien
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Johnstown Relief Contributions and Queen Victoria Message
Washington June 9 Special Secretary Proctor lists a $500 contributor and Congressman Lodge $50 to the Johnstown fund. Sir Julian Pauncefote and Secretary Blaine delivered a Queen Victoria sympathy message to the President, who thanked her and pledged relief. Total subscriptions reported reach $325.75. Governor Beaver sends $2590 via mayor Palmer. Newark Worcester baseball game raises funds for Johnstown relief, Newark 16 Worcester 11 with 10,000 attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washincton
Proctor
Johnstown
Congressman Lodge
Julian Pauncefote
Blaine
Queen Victoria
Pennsylvania
Lowe
Palmer
Beaver
Harrisburg
Penn
Newarks
Worcesters
The Loss in the Conemaugh Valley
A Pittsburgh Gazette report argues against sensational flood death tolls. Using 1880 census and 1888 voter data it estimates Johnstown region population at about 21,015 within corporate limits and a wider area near 15,000 exposed to flood. It cites 13,000 Johnstown survivors registered and about 1,200 bodies recovered, with total deaths likely under 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh Valley
Pittsburg
Cambria Borough
Cambria Township
Conemaugh Borough
Conemaugh Township
Persdale
East Conemaugh
Johnstown
Lower
Yoder Township
Morrellville
Millvale Borough
Mineral Point
Woodvale
Cambria City
Millvale
Oswego Flood Storm Manages Two Dark Clouds Over City
A severe June storm hit Oswego New York delivering two massive thunderclouds and heavy hail. Rain fell rapidly flooding streets and cellars and damaging strawberry and tobacco crops. The Burgess yacht Merle was driven ashore at Nine Mile Point with crew escaping. Rochester also faced a damaging hail storm hitting nurseries and greenhouses with losses in the thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
N. Y
Johnstown
Ruany
Merle
Toronto
Fair Haven
Rochester
Losses in Seattle fire top seven million dollars
The Portland fire record lists Seattle losses with many named firms and buildings to total estimates between seven and ten million dollars. Major strikes include Occidental Hotel, Schwabacher firms, and many commercial properties, with no homes reported burned. The Franklin Straw Works burned in Nashville with 18 000 on buildings and 20 000 on machinery insured. Bishop Quintard’s Sewanee residence also burned with a valuable curios collection destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Seattle
J. M. Coleman
Occidental Hotel
San Francisco
Toklas Singer Manufacturing
Chester Cleary’s
A. P. Hotaling
George W.W. Frye
Schwabacher Bros. & Co
H. Hersilberg
Klein & Rosenberg
Seattle Hardware Company
N. Chilberg & Sons
Frankener Bros
W. P. Boyd
Doheny & Marum
Moran Bros
Harris Bros
Methodist Protestant Church
Watson Squires
Post-Intelligencer
Northwestern Cracker Company
E. Loeb & Co
Washington Iron Works
O. W. Lynch
Mechanic Mills
Bodega Saloon
Dexter Horton & Co
Kellogg & Co
Cooperative Store
Times Publishing Company
Latour & Co
Zann_Bros
Burrell & Co
Fisher, McDonald & Co
Seattle Improvement Company
Bankers and Offices
Seattle Coal and Improvement Company
Bankers
Rouldy Bros. & Co
Opera House
Standard Theatre
Peacocks & Isaac
New England
Brunswick Hall
Stone
Harrington & Smith, Kernsblock and Safe Deposit Building
Gilmore
S. ©. Miles
Crawford & Conover
O. Franklin
Franklin Straw Works
Framingham Bank
A. H. Morse
S. ©. Capron
Nashville
Tenn
Bishop Quintard
Sewanee
Fire destroys Somerville skating academy after eight years
Ex Alderman George Moore built the Somerville avenue rink eight years ago for 10000 and used it for skating and polo. The Saturday fire at 3:30 involved Holland Daniels and storage tenants Caldwell Co. Losses run to about 25000 with limited insurance. Property valued at 5000 and stock and machinery about 5000 also uninsured in part. Fire department responded from Engine 32 and chemicals after box 465.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Skating Academy
George Moore
Waltham
Somerville Avenue
Holland & Daniels
Hopkins
Boston Department
Moore
Jackson, Caldwell & Co
Caldwell
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
Strong Partisan Talk At Norfolk Club Dinner
Senators Higgins of Delaware and Hawley spoke at the Norfolk Club dinner at Youngs Hotel honoring Anthony Higgins. Hawley urged Republican unity amid race issues while Savage warned of northern disfranchisement and urged voter participation. Crapo offered brief remarks as the event closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Delaware
Hawley
Norfolk Club
Obituary notices for Cambridge figures printed in 19th century paper
George M. Rogers aged 69 real estate magnate of Cambridge dies of rheumatism of the heart at 4 am. Funeral set for Tuesday at 53 Norfolk Street Cambridgeport. Matthew Clark, 84, boots and shoes manufacturer with Clark & French and Matthew Clark & Co, presumed paralytic attack and widow, three daughters and one son survive. Colonel Nathaniel D. Lawin, 66, retired Boston merchant and former Cambridge alderman, dies at Lake Village New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Rogers
Cambridge
Newburyport
Norfol Street
Cambridgeport
Matthew Clark
Randolph
Clark
Austin B. French
Maritime Departures from Loxpon and Nearby Ports
June 8 to 9 arrivals and departures listed include steamers Etruria Wyoming Queenstown to New York Galileo Hull to New York Princess Beatrice Liverpool to Halifax Critic Dundee to New York. The report records ships sailing from Loxpon area destinations with dates June 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Etruria
Wyoming
Queenstown
New York
Galileo
Hull
Liverpool
Halifax
Critic
Dundee
Labor Union meetings report eight hour inquiry and Labor Day picnic plan
Central Labor Union met in Wells Memorial building with new delegates from printers bricklayers and steamfitters. A park commission report drew adverse comment as to whether an eight hour day harms public Fourth of July activities. A Labor Day grove picnic was proposed. Building Laborers admitted 26 new members and received 42 applications at 43 Eliot Street. A National Secretary report cited 86 738 members in good standing in the US and Canada. Delegation elected for Building Trades Council. Railroad Brakemen and Carpenters District Council held meetings. agitation to stay revenue in principal towns. Officers and organizers to visit Lowell and Worcester amid carpenters strike for nine hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Building
Park Commissioners
Eliot Street
William D. Davidge
Toronto
United States
Canada
Building Trades Council
Brotherhood of
Railroad Brakemen
G. A. BR. Hall
Washington Street
Carpenters’ District Council
Templars’ Hall
Lowell
Worcester
Northern Pacific Spur to Manitoba Expands Earnings
St Paul dispatch quotes Northern Pacific President Oakes on Manitoba extension. He notes 115 miles completed from Pembina to the Assiniboine near Portage la Prairie and plans at least 200 more miles this year west from Morris toward the border. Browning arranges Wisconsin Central express operation. new mileage to start July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Oakes
Northern Pacific Railroad
Manitoba
Pembina
Assiniboine River
Portage la Prairie
Morris
Northern Pacific
International Boundary
Winnipeg
Browning
Theorthern Pacific Express Company
Interstate Railway rates reduced denied by executives
The Interstate Railway Association executive committee denies the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Rock Island request to cut rates to Colorado. Union Pacific protests. The roads may implement the rate in ten days. May revenue across 59 roads up 6.02 percent vs 1888. Monthly total on 76 lines at 23.4 million, up 1.3 million. New York Central and leased lines May earnings 2.893 million, up 68 thousand. Warren and Union vote on Georges Valley railroad funding. Warren fails two-thirds with 145 no 95 yes, Union 162 yes 69 no for 24 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Railway Association
Colorado
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rock Island
Union Pacific
New York Central
Rocktrap
Warren
Union
Georges Valley
Summer English Opera Season Opens at Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre launches a summer experiment in English grand opera directed by Gustav Hinrichs. The New American Opera Company presents a strong cast including Harriet Avery and Lizzie Macnichol, with Vincent? cast details and a full orchestra. Prices range 75 50 35 and 25 cents. Open to large audiences with Bohemian Girl tonight and The Troubadour rotating all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Gustav Hinrichs
New American Opera Company
National Opera Company
Boheman Girl
Harriet Avery
Arline
Lizzie Macnichol
William Castle
Alonzo Stoddard
E. N. Knight
Frank Pieri
Unlicensed Liquor Raids Hit Salem on Sunday
Police raid an unoccupied house at 12 Aborn street discovering thirteen men amid lager whiskey and rum seized. A second seizure occurred later that day and another salty find at Frank Morans two doors away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Aborn Street
Frank Moran
Carriage Crash in Brighton Injures Four People
Last evening about 6 oclock George E Frost of Newton Centre with his wife and two children and William Wright and his sister were driving on Cambridge street Brighton when the horses became frightened at an electric car and ran away throwing the occupants from the carriage. They were taken to the station and a doctor called and then sent home. The carriage was badly smashed and the horses injured. Isaac Withey of Athol drove in Holbrook yesterday afternoon when his horse became frightened and ran away throwing Mr Withey out and fracturing his arm. He was taken to the Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Frost
Newton Centre
William ©. Wright
Cambridge Street
Brighton
Isaac Withey
Athol
Holbrook
Grover Cleveland Responds To Church Aid Letter
A letter from Grover Cleveland replies to Annie C Pyle’s plea for church aid. He declines large gifts, but offers five dollars with a request for a pressed card, saying he pays well for what he receives and a modest return suits him. Similar request to President Harrison yielded ten cents from Mrs Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. ¥. Times
Santa Barbara Herald
Grover Cleveland
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Victoriaa
New York
Annie C. Pyle
Harrison
East Cambridge Man Attempts Suicide at Home
John Horgan of East Cambridge attempted death by own action yesterday morning at his home on one court by stabbing himself in the left side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
John Horgan
Ideal battery propulsion for street cars proposed by Union Electric Car Co
The ideal system uses storage batteries with no overhead wires or conduits. Union Electric Car Company offers a practical battery propulsion method with sturdy gearing suitable for heavy cars, yet light enough to avoid burden. Limited nonassessable stock is for sale at 20 per share through F W Prescott in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Electric Car Company
F. W. Prescott
Devonshire Street
Boston
Court actions on Lee patent belting and citizenship dispute
United States Circuit Court on June 8 heard an injunction suit by the Lee patent assignee against George A. Pierce over improvement in machine belting. Defense contests vesting of rights and patent validity. hearing held, decision reserved. Also Lewis Meyer vs James H. Young on citizenship and venue, with pleas and abatement argued. trial conducted, decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
T. W. Clarke
James H. Lange
Nelson
J. Lewis Meyer
James H. Young
Ohio
Massachusetts
United States
Lea
William Gaston
W. H. Smith
B. F. Butler
F. L. Washburn
Legal Case Index Fragment From 19th Century Docket List
A dense OCR fragment lists case numbers and parties such as Higgins v. Cottrell and Davis v. Mumber, with various docket notes and session identifiers. It appears as a legal ledger excerpt showing multiple v. and Co. parties, rail and city references, and judge attributions, all truncated and without narrative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chem. Elec. L. & P
Higgins
Cottrell, Co
Howard
Stubbs
Masse
Davis
Mumber
Samson
Lissners
Coyle
Fitchburg
Avellar
Silva
Hill
Haycroft
Bentley
Judge
Fire W. Co
Walsh
Parsons
MacDonald
Same
Cox
Kosmian Mtg. Co
Fifield
Reynolds
Murray
Webster
Fletcher
Livingston
Cheninard
Hanscom
Hartin
Hathorne
Superior Court Docket Update from Essex County Salem
The Essex County Superior Court docket lists cases including Hayes v. Phil and Bacheller v. Breed, Murphy v. Clark as assignee, Burns v. City of, Stevens v. Lane, Carruth v. Young, Homans v. Jenkins, Knowland v. City of Lynn, Kennedy v. Kelley, Coakley v. Lane, Ryan v. Naumkeéag St. Railway Co. to be heard Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes v. Phil
Bacheller
Breed
Reading Coal
Murphy v. Clark, Iron Co
Burns
City of
Stevens
Lane
Lawrence
Carruth
Young
Homans
Jenkins
Knowland
Swasey
Dinsmore Lynn
Kennedy
List of cases in Griss We Versus Marsh and Related Defendants
A sequence of criminal cases is listed with docket numbers and defendants. The items include breaking and entering, larceny, adultery, forgery, robbery, assault to kill, nightwalking, idle and disorderly conduct, liquor law violations, drunkenness, and assault and battery. The defendants include McCormack Mackey Sullivan Gillis Currant Gillis Hill Cady Readington Anglin Gilliard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griss We
Marsh
Same
McCormack
Mackey
Sullivan
Wilson
Mullen
McNellié
Samme
Riley
Currant
Gillis
Readington
Achart
Sames
Anglin
Gilliard
Hill Et al
Crocker
Gallagher
Cady
Probate Court Suffolk County Returnable List June 10
Suffolk Probate Court schedules for Monday June 10 list numerous probate of will petitions and accounts. Entries include Margaret Bagley Mathew Binney Mary A. Boardman Royal Bosworth Bernard Bradley Peter B. Brigham Elisha Caddick Mary L. Campbell Annie M. Clarke James F. Colgan Patrick Curry Freneti Doherty George Doherty Mary Dow Jane Duey Emeline A. Everett Mary Ann Fales Patrick Flanagan William Coster Caroline L. Gardner William Gray E Price Greenleaf Bridget Hearn James Hearn Emil Stleidenreich James Keefe John T. Kendall Charles B. Lane Edmund Locke Edmund F. Leland John Cogan Melvin Lord John F. Mills Abbie A. L. Nichols Francisco Pope Jane L. Poole Luther F. Sands Christiana K. Sargent Sarah Seaverns Elizabeth Sturgis Nathaniel Tucker Mary Tt. Vose Patrick Warren Charles W. Whitney Sarah A. Wing Bradley M. Clark Mary E. Dorr among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Margaret Bagley
Mathew Binney
Mary A. Boardman
Royal Bosworth
Bernard Bradley
Peter B. Brigham
Elisha Caddick
Mary L. Campbell
John R. Campbell
Alice Chamberlin
Annie M. Clarke
Charles Clarke
Emeline A. Everett
Mary Ann Fales
Caroline D. Fales
Patrick Flanagan
William Coster
Caroline L. Gardner
Liam Gray, Jr
E. Price Greenleaf
Bridget Hearn
James Hearn
Emil Stleidenreich
James Keefe
John T. Kendall
Charles B. Lane
Edmund Locke
Edmund F. Leland
John Cogan
Melvin Lord
John Lowitz
Daniel Mahan
Mary EK
Merriam
John F. Mills
Abbie
Elizabeth Sturgis
Ann C. Paine
Nathaniel Tucker
Mary Tt. Vose
Patrick F. Warren
Charles W. Whitney
Sarah A. Wing
McDonough
Guardian
Bradley M. Clark
Hattie B. Farrow
Mary E. Dorr
Superior Court June 8 Returns Indictments in Embezzlement Case
Grand jury reports for the June term with a joint indictment against Edward G. Gay J W Walsh and Samuel W Staples for embezzling and selling railroad tickets Walsh and Gay former conductors on the New York and New England railroad Staples a fish dealer indicted for receiving the same W B Gaile represents the defendants Gay absent others expected for trial Derby cashier of Mutual Union Telegraph Company pleads not guilty to embezzling about 10000 and is jailed Fallon charged with manslaughter in assault remains not guilty pleas entered in other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Gay
J. W. Walsh
Samuel W. Staples
Walsh
Gay
New York & New England Railroad
Sancen
Staples
W. B. Gaile
William D. Derby
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
Union Mutual Telegraph Company
Michael J. Fallon
Francis J. Mahan
Multiple Indictments and Guilty Pleas In Local Court Roundup
A court list includes Frank Marsh and James Sullivan for breaking and entering and larceny, Lizzie McCormick and others for larceny, Theophilus Springfield for arson in a church, George F. Mackie for lewdness, Jennie Knox for larceny, Vincenzo Pepper and Jane McCarthy for adultery, and several others for robbery, assault, and embezzlement. Some defendants like John Shea and Michael Sullivan face assault and related charges. no bills were returned in certain cases including Justin Bartlett, Robert Beckwith, and Frank Lovett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marsh
Lizzie McCormick
George B. Wilson
Theophilus Springfield
James Sullivan
Harris N. Woodbury
Cornelius J. Coakley
John Kelly
Harry E. D. Gould
James J. King
George F. Mackie
Jennie Knox
Charles Mullen
James Hughes
Cornelius Driscoll
John T. Harrington
Vincenzo Pepper
Jane McCarthy
Frank J. McNally
John Riley
Percy Cunate
Peter Gilles
Martha Gilles
Thomas H. Maguire
Anthony O’donnelly
John E. Pope
John Shea
James Henry
Fannie Higgins
John F. Norton
Catherine G. Perkins
Cornelius Reddin
Michael Sullivan
Thomas Maguire
Fred G. Metzer
Justin F. Bartlett
Robert Beckwith
Thomas W. McKee
Frank W. Lovett
Arthur White
Frank E. Hancock
Michael Norton
Walter Wright
Court case list of numbered vignettes and parties
A sequence of docket style entries lists numerous old actions with party names and docket numbers including Griffin versus Meserve 1414, Dickinson versus Manning and trust 2841, Gallighan versus Kelly 1735, Luce et al. versus Hall 2205, Coghlan versus Foster 4195, ee versus Ehriein et al 5066, Curtis versus Marsh - 5066 appears, Osgood versus McLeod 13, Shapley versus Teevens 873, Slattery versus Mortimer 1693, Mathews versus Westcott et al. 4526, Lichton versus Ryder 770, Newkirk versus Conner 10738, Ruggles versus Whittemore 1080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Meserve
Dickinson
Manning
Gallighan
Kelly
Luce Et al
Hall
Coghlan
Foster
Ehriein
Curtis
Marsh
Osgood
McLeod
Shapley
Teevens
Slattery
Mortimer
Mathews
Westcott
New Books Review Across Authors and Nations
The essay reviews Frances Kemble's Far Away and Long Ago as promising in authorial presence but weak in fiction, notes Antoinette by Georges Ohnet as melodramatic yet saved by emotional stress, and discusses a string of other titles from Mary Linskill to Balzac. It comments on the Berkshire setting, remarks on Catholic reform debates in Boston, and offers brief critiques of The Diamond Button and Jerry among other works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kemble
Fanny Kemble
Judge
Antoinette
Miss Linskill
Misssetti
Miss Austen
Philip Kent
Frances Anne Kemble
New York
Henry Holt & Co
Leisure Hour
Georges Ohnet
J.B. Lippincott. Company
Mary Cowden Clarke
Boston
Kerts Bros
Miss Kate
Rita
Frank F. Lovell & Co
Price
Mary Linskill
H. Lovett Cameron
Philadelphia
J. B. Lippincott Company
Lippincott
Jerry
Barclay North
Cassell & Co
Sunshine Series
Friend Fritz
the Lauter
Erckmann-Chatran
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Boston Taverns Presented With Handsome Clock
Messrs Robinson and Fitzsimmons receive a brass cathedral bell clock from T T Ramsdell of Buffalo. W F Hosmer to depart for Bar Harbor as head steward at Louisburg. University of Pennsylvania baseball team and numerous guests arrive at Quincy House with many named individuals and cities listed. Elastic Starch is the best and all imitations should be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Brunswick
Eugene Underwood, Jr
St. Paul
Minn
Dabney Barnes
Virginia
Irving B. Sayles
Millbury
D. McDelsey
New York
J. Wilmer Buddle
Philadelphia
Penn
Vendome
Robert M. Shendin
Kansas Vile
Paul Luc
Nancy
France
D. F. Barry
Mason Young
C. Corbin
Webster
Thorndike
J. Harrison
George M. Geer
Providence
T. G. Corcoran
H. L. Smyth
Newport
Henry W. Farnum
New Haven
Conn
J. W. Hull
Kansas City
E. P. Brown
M. B. Elder
Harrisburg
G. 8. Hall
Worcester
William Steele
Rutland
Tremont
D. L. Kennedy, Jr
J. W. Moore
Henry Pierce
Booth- Clarkson
England
E. V. Maynard
Ella
Clara Maynard
Arthur E. Maynard
Harry Preble
Chicago
Adams
John_A. Mackay
W. H. White
Westminster
Walter Williams
Montreal
J. P. Barrett
D. J. Lawrence
Charles E. Clarkson
Kansas
George A. Ellis
C. H. Gurney
A. M. Bangs
Spe Ee. Henry 8. Dale
M. H. Whiting
Newark
Quincy
E. T. Thomas
Washington
D.C
Sanborn
R. D. Clark
Bangor
J. W. Kennedy
Dallas Reeve
Trenton
B. Evans
Fred E. Foster
Young’s
R. B. Granger
J. H. Meredith
C. L. Nelson
John
George E. Whitney
T. A. Lyons
Connecticut
L. C. Riggs
F. C. Cassell
C. T. Ham
Rochester
N. Y
Baseball Saturday in Boston rain delays schedule
No game in Boston due to rain between the Bostons and New Yorks on Saturday. The clubs will resume in New York Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The Washingtons travel to Boston Thursday the 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Bostons
New Yorks
New York
Washingtons
Boston
Cleveland and Philadelphia Scores From Morning Games
In Cleveland first game the Clevelands defeated the Pittsburgs 10 to 5 and in the second game the Clevelands won 3 to 2. In Philadelphia Washingtons beat the Philadelphias 7 to 5. Athletics 14 Kansas Citys 2. Jersey Citys 11 Lowells 8. Eastons 7 New Havens 4. Wilkesbarres 10 fords 3. Newark 7 Worcesters 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevelands
Pittsburgs
Philadelphia
Washingtons
Philadelphias
Athletics
Kansas Citys
Jersey City
Jersey Citys
Lowells
Easton
Eastons
New Havens
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarres
Fords
Newark
Newarks
Worcesters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young’s Hotel
Anthony Higgins
Joseph R. Hawley
William W. Crapo
New Bedford
M. J. Savage
Asa French
Democratic Party
Senate
Wilmington
Biglow
Abraham Lincoln
Tony Higgins
Goff
Congress
South Carolina
South
North
W. W. Crapo
Labor Notes
Railroad Matters
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowlton, J
Equity
Wood
Shaw
Weymouth
Tillston
Freeman
Norfolk
Marvin
Stanchfield
Kidder
Dana
Furber
Parkman
Keating
Carlton
Blake
Smith
Roe
Middlesex
Morey
Churchill
Nor- Hastings
Ritz
Folk
Allen
Briggs D. & P. Co
Rice
Denman
Atty. Gen
U. S
Drake Vy
Saine
Acc
Rel
Marley
McLean
Prague K
Superior Court
Staples, J
Thompson
Tingley
Parker
Kenney
Hosmer
Harper
Lewinberg
Sim
Bond
Johnson
Mons
Juney
Irons
Harrington
Albany RR. Co
Restell
Merrigan
Freed
Simmons
Swift
Sears
Dobbins
Old Col
Ayer
Olney Ony RR
Lee
Ireson
Bishop
Hutchinson
McGlynn
Wilfric G. L. Chamson
Tarbell
Linehan
Hapgood
Reed
T—White
Barnard
Sarsfield
Seger
Keals
West End
H. C. Copeland
Suffolk Savings Bank
Nev
Neil
Williams v. Simonds
Essex County
Sherman, J
Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar. J
Harpy
Forsaitha
Cate A
DR. Moxom
Music
Crane
NEW Books
Music Hall
Moxom
Bradbury
Ashington
Marston Moor
Naseby
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Hildebrand
Europe
Ela
Tremont Temple
Thackeray
Kate
Freda
Phyllis
Molly Sawn
Button
Julian Hawthorne
Inspector Byrnes
Ami Fritz
Messrs. Charles Scribner’s Sons
Erick Warne & Co
Estes ~ Lauriat
Paver
Eeeweeee
Ewer
Chicagos Pittsburgs
Tener
Indianapolis
Ieee
Eeeeteewee
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Sales
California
Alexander Peaches
Messina
Fiske’s Wharf
B. L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Hillside Street
Parker Hill Avenue
Tremont Street
Huntington
Albert C. Wilbur
Sarah T. Jenkins
Daniel Jenkins
L. L. P. Atwood &Co
Pemberton Sq
Centre St
Jamaica Plain
South St
Boslindale
Hutchins Avenue
Day Street
Centre Street
Roxbury
Brookline
Newton Street
Grove Street
Casey
Roslindale
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
Holbrook & FO
No. 12
Post Office Sq
South Street
O. C. KR. BR
Utica Street
Utica St
Charles W. Sawyer
Globe Building
Henry H. Fuller
Warren Institution For Savings
Suffolk
Monument Square
Charlestown
County of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John Soley
T. & J. Doane, Jr
Middlesex South
Monument Court
Levi Goodnow
Francis Thompson
George Hyde
Henry W. Brace
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Encé
Warren Avenue
N. F. McCarthy
Pearl and
High Streets
F. McCarthy
Richards & CO
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