Battle of the Pitchers in Staten Island Showdown
June 10 report from St George notes New York vs Boston a pitching duel as Keefe limits Boston to three hits with 12 strikeouts, Ward error sparing a blanking, Clarkson strong on defense, Umpire Barnum draws heat, Ewing and Bennett cited for solid catching. attendance 2920. Chicago also wins two at Indianapolis in wet conditions. Washington Phillies edge Washingtons in close contest with Irwin debut. Cleveland beats Pittsburgh in 12th inning with sharp hitting and costly errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. George
Staten Island
Boston
Keefe
Ward
Clarkson
Barnum
Ewing
Bennett
Curriaco
Chicago
Burdick
Hame
Chicagos
Hutchinson
Indianapolis
Ee Aces
R. BH
PO. A
Burns
McGeachy
Fiat
Bassett
Bese
Ryan
Anson
Flint
MccGeachy
Getzin
Sullivan
van Haltren
Pfeffer
Seery
Dwyer
Baegore
Buckley
Getzein
Lynch
Washington
Phillies
Washingtons
Irwin
Phil Baker
Philadelphia S. Washingtons
POU. A. FE
Fonarty
Wiinot
Carnev
Thompson
Myers
Clements
Oj Sweeney
Mulvey
QO Morrill
Young
Curry
Farrar
Hallmen
Mack
Buftinton
Philadelphias
Wilmoet
Sweeney
Hallman
Fogarty
OP Keefe
Buttinton
Butlinton
Carroll
Harvard Baseball Alumni Battle Regulars Ends With Harvard Win
The 85 Harvard alumni team faced the current Harvard nine after four years apart, but showed rust with ten errors and three hits while pitchers Nichols Winslow and Smith yielded nineteen hits. Harvard’s Dean Linn and Willard hit well, Henshaw’s fielding faltered as the oldsters lost 8 to ? to the regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Nichols
Winslow
Smith
Dean
Linn
Willard
Henshaw
Jarvis Field
Boston Latin School
Cambridge High and Latin School
Boston
Cambridge
B. L
Resignation Accepts as Hull Yacht Club Elects Whitten
A special Hull Yacht Club meeting at Parker House yesterday afternoon chaired by Vice Commodore John J. Henry accepted Commodore Lamb's resignation. Ex Alderman Charles V. Whitten was unanimously elected to fill the post, an ex commodore who previously led the club. He currently owns the schooner yacht Troubadour, bought at the season's start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Parker House
John J. Henry
Commodore Lamb
Charles V. Whitten
Mr. Whitten
Commodore Whitten
Swift wins King Philip prize cup in Mt Hope Bay race
The sloop Mabelle F Swift of Fall River defeated Mignon of Providence by 13m 3s over an eighteen mile course in a stiff breeze to claim the King Philip prize cup valued at 175 dollars. Mignon previously led but fouled the buoy and forfeited. Swift later refused to accept the cup, seeking another race. Last year Mignon won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puymounm
Mt. Hope Jay
Mignon
Providence
Mabelle F. Swift
Fall River
Swift
Titania Katrina yacht races dates set for June 18 20 and 22
The official Titania Katrina match races shift to June 18 20 and 22 to avoid conflicts with other yacht events. Races use the Shamrock Katrina courses with a six and one half hour daylight finish. After the first race boats cannot be hauled out. Prizes are three cups worth 150 dollars each. A steamboat chartered by Stephen Peabody will follow the events for New York Yacht Club members. Tickets cost five dollars per day at clubhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Peabody
New York Yacht Club
Merlin First Trial Trip Signals Small Breeze
Notes of interest report the schooner yacht Merlin making its first trial under light wind with another test voyage planned to assess sailing qualities. Commodore Smith of the Boston Yacht Club bought a naphtha launch to serve as a tender to the flagship betty. Dorchester Yacht Club members spent Sunday at Marblehead as entries pile up for the open regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin
Commodore Smith
Boston Yacht Club
Betty
Dorchester Yacht Club
Marblehead
Townsend notes and hospital update from Boston
The Hon. E. S. Tobey underwent successful cancer nose surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital and is improving. A barrel accident at Smith Doolittle Smith in Milton place rear of 143 Federal street injured John Hayden, who lives on Porter street, breaking both legs and sending him to the hospital. Boston Cyclorama Company stockholders elected directors for the coming year including Joseph W. Smith, A. J. Donnelle, Dr M. Newell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobey
Massachusetts General Hospital
Smith, Doolittle & Smith
Milton Place
Federal Street
John Hayden
Porter Street
Boston Cycloorama Company
Joseph W. Smith
A. J. Donnelle
Dr. ©. M. Newell
J. W. Smith
Francis C. Foster
E. Herbert Ingalls
E. H. Eldridge
Charles F. Perry
A Few More Words About Dogs
A letter to the Post discusses affection for dogs across writers and readers. It argues that notable authors loved dogs, counters a dog hater claim, and raises questions on poverty and canine companionship, suggesting the poor keep dogs due to simple, kind natures.
Open Letter to Gen Banks From Cambridge 1889
Archibald M. Howr writes from Cambridge on June 8 1889 to Sen Nathaniel P Banks urging public praise for a young customs inspector and criticizing political maneuvers around Massachusetts internal revenue affairs. He cites newspaper reports and asks Banks to support civil service reforms and fair promotions.
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Cambridge
Nathaniel P. Banks
U. S
Congress
George F. Hoar
Henry L. Dawes
Internal Revenue
George H. Campbell
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Henry Cabot Lodge
Essex
Ames
Longe
Charlestown
Medford
Lodge
Washington
Boston Journal
Massachusetts Internal Revenue
Senate
Barrett
House
Candler
N. P. Banks
Civil Service Reform Association
W. W. Clapp
Civil Service Record
Civil Service
Customs Service
Internal Revenue Collector
United States
Archibald M. Howr
Morsford's Acid Phosphate cited for tobacco relief
An ad extols Morsford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy for ill effects of tobacco. The pitch claims relief from tobacco related discomfort and emphasizes health benefits attributed to the preparation within a historic newspaper context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsford
Harvard Scullers' Contest Returns With Finlay Victory
The revived Harvard scullers contest for the silver cup saw J R Finlay of the university crew and J B Van Schaick start from Crescent boat house. Finlay led by about four lengths near the Union boat house after a half mile and finished about 14% miles in 9 minutes 50 seconds. Van Schaick timed 10 minutes 2 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Carroll
J. ©. Thayer
J. Fletcher
J. R. Finlay
University
J. B. van Schaick
J.S
Crescent
Parade ban for circus sparks city council clash in Boston
West End street railway defeats circus parade plan as Aldermen Kelleys bid to block the event proceeds. Debates on police orders, park purchases, and 10,000 dollar Johnstown relief follow. Other measures include printing reports, land transfers, and library cornerstone expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Street Railway
Barnum & Bailey
Whitney
Hyde
West End
Alderman Kelley
Committee On Licenses
Board of Aldermen
Board of Police
Murphy
McLaughlin
Kelley
Charlestown
Dover Street
Johnstown
Gove
Boston Electric Light Company
Boston
W. O. Robson
Stony Brook
Common Council
Boston Water Board
Hopkinton
Ashland
Fellows Street
Hunneman Street
Fellows Pore
New York & New England Railroad
Gold Street
Hugh O’brien
Committee On Finance
Thomas H. McNellis
Arthur N. Kearn
William C. Smith, Jr
L. Haberle
Ruth Jones
Ward Street
Parker Street
Huntington Avenue
Aie Hospital
Rabbi Schindler Leaves Boston Clergy Conference Over Prohibition Debate
A Meiona gathering of about fifty clergymen invited by the Law and Order League to discuss liquor law enforcement ended abruptly after Rabbi Solomon Schindler said he could not endorse the group’s approach. Cries of demand for his views followed as he departed, amid debate on temperance and church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meiona
Law and Order League
Rabbi Schindler
L. Edwin Dudley
Boston
Brooke Herford
Gregz
League
William Lt. Haven
Temple Street
Rabbi Solomon Schindler
Somerville Weddings Highlight Local Society Event
In Franklin Street Congregational Church Somerville Miss Minnie E Moore wed Mr Harry L Ayer of Newton The church overflowed with friends Hadleys orchestra played the wedding march Bride given away by her brother Rev James H Ross officiated Afterwards the couple plan a three month European honeymoon aboard City of Paris sailing June 12 from New York They will be at home in West Newton October 29 Another wedding in Malden joined Miss Merial Leavitt and bootmaker John William Brigham The ceremony at the Malden home of the bride was led by Rev A J Gordon A reception followed at the groom s Beacon Street residence They embark on a western tour and spend the summer in Auburndale with an October at home date set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Franklin Street Congregational Church
Minnie E. Moore
Harry L. Ayer
Newton
West Newton
John William Brigham
Boston
Merial Leavitt
Charles B. Wilder
Malden
A.J. Gordon
Beacon Street
Edward A. Holmes
Hotels guests and new dining room at Thorndike noted
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held its monthly dinner at the Thorndike, which opened a new dining room running the full length of the house. The Merchant Tailors' Exchange also dined at the Parker House as summer vacation begins. Prominent arrivals and guests at various hotels including Parker's, Tremont, Revere, Adams, Thorndike, and Young's are listed with names and hometowns.
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Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Horndike
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
Parker House
Thorndike
Jacob Hess
Edward
Stokes
Josiah Pickett
Worcester
Tremont House
Brunswick
J. F. Cunningham
Montreal
M. Inglis
Inglis Smart
New York
Eugene Underwood, Jr
St. Paul
Minn
Vendome
John. O’brien
Brooklyn
C. Jones
Bradford
Watriss
Chicago
Revere
I. A. Knape
Philadelphia
Penn
M. G. Ellis
Albany
N. Y
Samuel Morse
Minneapolis
S. H. Elder
New Bedford
W. Chace
Providence
R. L. Russell Pereira
H. A. Blood
Fitchburg
Harvey L. B. Wells
Colorado Springs
Tremont
O. G. Hendrick
Newark
N. J
George ©. Mason
Newport
R. J
E. O. Duborg
A. H. Forrest
J. Steiner
Melbourne
Australia
W. H. Howe
Cincinnati
William E. Smith
A. J. King
Kansas City
H. M. Thompson
Milwaukee
Wis
F. W. Streeter
Grand Rapids
Mich
N. H
R. C. Reynolds
Lewiston
Wallis Harrican
Warren
W. W. Mason
Keene
J. L. Lord
Lebanon
Baseball by Telegraph Draws 3000 to Music Hall
Thousands gathered at Music Hall to witness a novel telegraph baseball match between New York and Boston. A 15 foot bulletin board showed players on a miniature diamond while returns from Staten Island were relayed by operator Conilliard. Brown and Brouthers sparked the top of the order as excitement built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Place
Tremont Street
Music Hall
Staten Island
Conilliard
Bostons
Brown
Brouthers
Music Hall Promenades Opens Season With Strauss and New Waltzes
The first Composers' Programme of the season at Music Hall features Strauss dance music and two new waltzes, with selections from Simplicius and Prince Methusalem, the Egyptian March, and other bright numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Mystic Park Races Finish At Medford In One Heat
At Mystic Park Medford yesterday the 2:51 class race finished in one heat after a Friday postponement. Lulu H won with Lucy P taking second and Black Shaw finishing third followed by Chevalete in fourth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Medford
Lulu H
Lucy P
Black Shaw
Chevalete
Clean House Wash Clothes with Pyle's Pearline
A nineteenth century advertising notice promotes Pearline soap as a superior cleaning agent for household chores. It urges readers to use Pearline for laundry and general cleaning, highlighting efficiency and ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
The Condition of Mr Gilbert
Dr Jernegan reported Mr Gilbert had a fairly comfortable day, better than some days last week, but no evident improvement beyond that.
Court assignments listed for Middlesex and Norfolk cases
The June docket shows assignments in multiple cases including Wood vs Shaw Tillston v Tillston Marvin v Marvin Dana v Furber Carlton v Islake Morey v Churchill Norfolk Rice v Denman Drake v saine Marley v McLean Middlesex co v Elliott Payne v Evans Nichols v Ainsworth Es Sex and others.
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Wood
Shaw
Tillston
Marvin
Dana
Furber
Carlton
Islake
Morey
Churchill
Norfolk
Rice
Denman
Drake
Saine
Marley
McLean
Middlesex Co
Elliott
Middlesex
Payne
Superior Court First and Second Session Civil Docket Summary
In June sessions Judge Stapples, North et al vs Standard Food Preservative Co and vice versa, verdicts for plaintiffs in both suits for 5815 and 48857. A second case Chemical Electric Light and Power Co vs James A Howard on a $1000 note, defense challenges English patent. both cases resumed. Numerous case lists follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Stapples
Charles H.north
H. G. Allen
North & Co
J. E. Butler
Chemical Electric Light and Power Company
James A. Howard
Rogers
George A. O. Ernst
Tesavelan
Superior Court Docket June 10 Details and Larceny Sentences
Summary of criminal docket listing judges and defendants with penalties including three years in state prison for larceny and eighteen month to three year terms in house of correction, plus a long list of cases across larceny embezzlement and liquor law violations. Names include Frank J McNellie George F Markey James Sulli van George B Wilson Cornelius Reddington Frank March Percy Currant Archibald Sullivan John Riley and others amid a sequence of Commonwealth vs Lane Derby Knox Pepper Masuire Corcoran Condon Howe Abrams Cannon Cochrane Gerraughty Norton Mullen Cady and related adultery and robbery actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. McNellie
George F. Markey
House of Industry
James Sullivan
House of Correction
George B. Wilson
Jorgey
Cornelius Reddington
Frank March
Percy Currant
John Riley
State
Archibald Sullivan
Massachusetts Reformatory
Commonwealth
Lane
Same
Martin
Devine
Derby
Sume
Knox
Pepper
Mas
Cochrane
Gerraughty
Norton
Mullen
Cady
Damages Awarded in Norfolk Court Case Against Rail Line
Norfolk Superior Court lists cases from June 10 including Alexander A. Will vs New York and New England Railroad Company. Verdict for plaintiff for $50. Proceedings show attorneys for both sides and multiple case references such as Elizabeth G. Shepard vs Edward Hill and various prior citations.
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Norfolk
Dedham
Barker
Alexander A. Will
New York & New England Railroad Company
Caronnees
J. E. Cotter
R. M. Saltonstall
H. F E. Bolles
Elizabeth G. Shepard
Edward Hill
Charles River Village
Needham
W. Gaston
O. B. Mowry
E. Grover
C. G. Keyes
Peabody and Mansfield Sheldon Trials Headline
In Middlesex Superior Court on June 10, the jury sided with the defendant in both Peabody vs Mansfield Sheldon cases. Attorneys K F Butler and J H Pearse represented the plaintiffs while S K eee appeared for the defendants. Seventeen Bacon vs City of Bo cases are now underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Mansfield Sheldon
K. F. Butler
J. H. Pearse
Plainae
S. K. Eee
Bacon
City of Bo
Ston
Cooley
City
Cam
Flint
Cushi Bridge
Leadbetter
Sume
Horton v Inhabitants of Hamilton Tort Action in Essex
In Superior Court Essex County Salem on June 10 Joseph Horton sues the Inhabitants of Hamilton for damages to himself and his team from a highway defect. Defense is a general denial. Jury out. Attorneys listed for both sides. Case references include Hares v Phil & Reading Coal & Tron Co and several others.
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Essex County
Salem
Sherman
Horton
Hamilton
Joseph Horton
H. P. Moulton
FE. C. Battes
C._A. Sayward
Probate Court Salem Area Administrations Listed
Probate Court Suffolk County on June 10 appointed administrators for estates of William Doherty Bridget Joyce and others. Wills admitted to probate include Mary Bellows Mary Vail Abbie Nichols and several more. Names listed reflect multiple individuals connected to local probate actions.
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William Doherty
Bridget Joyce
Ereg
Melbourne
F. Jones
Emeline A. Wentworth
Bestey M. McDonald
John D. Donovan
Moses H. Libbey
Frederick L. Johnson
William Mooney
Annie Grant
William T. Roberts
Mary ©. Burnett
James Keefe
Francisco Pepe
Susan A. Jennings
Dennis Driscoll
John Logan
Caroline L. Ingersoll
Edmond F. Leland
Wills
Probate Court Orders Admin Powers In Essex County
Salem June 10 Probate Court grants letters of administration on the estates of Moses Bradstreet Rowley Orrin F Spofford North Andover John Ure Lawrence Henry Gilman Lawrence John OBrien Lawrence Cornelia Johnson Bradford and Hannah P Austin Salem Also approved inventories for Nathan Prince Salem Caroline W Loring North Andover William B Katen Haverhill Samuel D Maynard Haverhill Gilbert Boyce Lynn Peter McArdle Lawrence Alph eus Boles Methuen numbers shown for estates include 961 ridleys or amounts listed in the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmon
J. Wills
David Dow
Lawrence
Mary B. Gould
Georgetown
Dennis Mahoney
Amelia M. Payson
Alem
Moses Bradstreet
Rowley
Orrin F. Spofford
North Andover
John Ure
Henry Gilman
John O’brien
Cornelia Johnson
Bradford
Hannah P. Austin
N. C
Nathan Prince
Caroline W. Loring
William B. Katen
Haverhill
Samuel D. Maynard
Gilbert Boyce
Lynn
Peter McArdle
Alpheus Boles
Methuen
Probate Court actions list numerous appointings and trusts
In Plymouth County on June 10 Harris J reports wills for Einathan Cushing and Esther D Stuart with executors named. Administrators appointed for several estates including Hervey Dyer Lydia A Chase Alonzo F Chase Sarah B Reed Andrew Stetson William Wentworth. Guardians for Horace Holmes and Mary S Holmes. Leave to sell real estate granted for William Nash estate. Taber Academy trustees named with a trust valued between 250000 and 300000 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Harris
Einathan Cushing
Norwell
Esther D. Stuart
Rochester
Carro I. Turner
Frederick A. Stuart
Wiliam Li. H. Bryant
Pembroke
Hervey Dyer
Lydia A. Chase
Abington
Alonzo F. Chase
J. F. L. Whitmarsh
Sarah B. Reed
Charles J. Stetson
Duxbury
Andrew Stetson
Mary Wentworth
North Scituate
William Wentworth
Edward K. Holmes
Kingston
Horace Holmes
Richard Holmes
Mary
Holmes
William J. Coughlan
William Nash
Fannie Sprague Lyons
Rockland
Charles H. Sprague
Charlotte Stowell
Hingham
Francis H. Stowell
Taber Academy
Marion
Elizabeth ‘Taber
Matthew C. Julien
Samuel C. Bushness
John L. Evans
Rufus P. Gardner
F. L. Goodspeed
E. F. H. Kasson
Albert Bb. Heath
Congregational Trinitarian
New Bedford
Dramatic charity notes add to Conemaugh relief drive
A Globe Theatre benefit for Conemaugh Valley sufferers raised 97.50 plus over 100 from flower sales. Notables like Mayer Hart, J B Kendall, H E Dixey, and the Mendelssohn Club contributed. performances included The Two Orphans and The World Against Her. Miss Kate Claxton headlines at Grand Opera House. Little Lord Fauntleroy continues at the Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Conemaugh Valley
Mayer Hart
J. B. Kendall
Boston
Messrs. Whiton & Knieght
New York Calcium Light Company
Edison Electric Light Company
W. H. Doyle
Welch Bros
Galvin Bros
J. Newman & Sons
Twombly
W. H. Calder
Samuel Rogers
Kate Claxton
Grand Opera House
Johnstown
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Clevelands
Marvard
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I. BH
A. FE
Alf. Etricker
Li Manson
O.miller
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Beckley
Twitchell
Os Maeult
Faatz
Ossunday
Radford
Dunlap
Tebern
Sutcliffe
Galvin
Beatin
Kuehne
Carrol
Vittsburgs
Tebeau
Miller
Medicean
Hanlon
Mant
Stricker
Tebean
Manl
seAieer
Amypire
Fessenden
Jime
Tenner
New Yorks
Reese
Adianapolis
Bostona
Krown
Wack
Gore
Johnston
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I Swine
O Kelly
Gro
Connor
Risha
D’n
Richa
Nash
O' Rourke
G O Quinn
Olbernett
Yorks
Ostons
Ant Eest
Kelly
H. Richardson
Quinn
O'Rourke
Linpire
Tuone
Baston
Hartfords
Hastons
Jersey City
Jersey Citys
Worcesters
Lowells
Newarks
Hull
Walter Scott
Dickens
John Brown
Edinburgh
Rab
Taverner
Bismarck
Blanche
5. P
CHIEN
Gen. Banks
Jerry McCarthy
Harvard Scullers
Schindler
Franklin Street
Congregational Church
The
Fish and Game Protective Association—Merchant Tailors
Telegraph
Supreme Judicial Court
KnowLton
Equity
Weymouth
Freeman
Stanchflekd
Kidder
Parkman
Keating
Roe
Hastings
Ritz
Allen
Briggs D. & P. Co
Attry
Gen
U. S. Mut
Rel
Aalvluldel
Chem. Elec. L. & P
Stubbs
Masse. Co
Howard
Samson
Lissners
Davis
Mumber
Avellar
Silva
Coyle
Hill
Orlando
Phillips
Havcroft
Bentley
Judge
Fire V. Co
Walsh
Parsona
McDonald
Muridock
Richard
Cox
Kosmtan
Son, A Co
Cheninard
Hans
Fifield
Reynolds. Com
Murray
Webster
Hartin
Hathorne
Fletcher Vy
Living
Regal
Page
Adams
Breach
Hitcins
Taston
Tingley
Lewinberg
Simmons
Irons
Harrington
Kestell
Bostoi
Freed
Sears
Lee
Ieson
Parker
Hosmer
Harper
Bond
Johnson
Boston & Albany RK. Co
Merrigan
Amer
Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar, J
Cooke
Mann
Darling
Clark
O'Keefe
City of
Boutwell
Carpenter
Hall
Moore
McKennan
Barlow
Didot
Lyons
Wight
Silver
Ham
Sanburg
Connell
Dyer
Middlesex County
Aldrich, J
Hares v. Phil
Reading Coal & Tron Co
City of Lawrence
Homans
Jenkins
Knowland
City of War
Bacheller
Breed
Stevens
Carruth
Swarey
Dinsmore
Suffolk County
McKim, J
Municipa
L Court
Cowan
Exoston. Press Co
Graimeer
Pierce
Fryer Heid
Maass. Eng. Co
McGillicuddy
Pa McCready
Canning
Mitchell
Hhickey
Poor
Hatch
Slattery
Ringer
Littlefield
Levins
Knights
Curtis
Oo’connell
Losworth Mdh. Co
Dister
Doherty
Whitcomb
Joce
Spitz
Gillis
Devor
O’brien
Duggan
Hatha
Bergstrom
Boredoherty
Grevink
Jennie Williams
Oakland Garden
SpeciAv
Messrs. Gilmore & Tompkins
Bartholomew
Academy of Music
Windsor
Academy Stage
Nellie
Cesar
Abdallan
Bucephelus
Beauty
Bux
Colchis Mining Company
FEC
Robert G. Ingersoll
Mathan Cleaves
Portgland
New Mexico
D. Jenkins
M.D
Herbert Parsons
Charles E. Coon
R. H. Whitney & CO
Congress Street
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