Southern Senators Would Kill Tariff Bill
Washington June 15 The pending tariff bill nears final passage but faces jeopardy over the Jones amendment affecting wool goods. Woollen manufacturers led by Walter Stanton claim a 50 percent duty on goods valued at 1 per pound would ruin mills, while a 60 cent per pound threshold, totaling 60 percent duty, could help poorer consumers. Senators from the South oppose the change, though two remonstrants would back the bill under protest. The committee remains between opposing pressures from manufacturers and regional lawmakers seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Stanton
New England
New York
Croker Leaves U S for Health in Queenstown
Richard Croker arrived in Queenstown aboard the Umbria and denied fleeing the Lexow committee, stating he is out of politics forever. He plans to go to Paris for the Grand Prix then remain abroad to recover his health, saying he does not know who will lead Tammany next and will not influence his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Richard Croker
Umbria
Lexon
New York
Lexow
Paris
America
Fraudulent armor plate reports exposed before committee
Informer Sill detailed numerous fake government reports on armor plate at a congressional inquiry. He testified that Carnegie steel superintendent Cline altered figures for heating, oil tempering, and annealing to pass inspection, with changes affecting nearly every plate. The committee adjourned until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Silll
Congressional Investigation Committee
Cline
Carnegie Works
Sill
Summer sale at Green Co. 599 and 601 Washington St
Bargains grip wide range of men boys and children suits at unheard prices. Uncertainty over tariff bills drove woollens makers to panic sale and Charles Green Co. bought stock and remade it in their own work rooms. One hundred fifty thousand dollars worth of clothing displayed in windows and counters urging early visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Charles Green & Co
Washington Street
Messrs. Green & Co
Sevent h Massachusetts Veteran Association Holds Reunion
In Crescent Park Providence the twenty sixth annual reunion of the Seventh Massachusetts Veteran Association was attended by Col Joseph B. Parsons Rev Hopkins Emery Gen Elisha H Rhodes and Captains Maxham Dyer Wade and Bliss with Tenth and Thirty Seventh Massachusetts and the Second Rhode Island brigaded. Next reunion planned for Mansfield Massachusetts in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Seventh
Massachusetts Veteran Association
Crescent Park
Joseph B. Parsons
Boston
Hopkins Emery
Taunton
Bristol County
Elisha H. Rhodes
Maxham
Dyer
Wade
Bliss
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Mansfield
Mass
St Anne Society to join union picnic at Melville Garden
St Anne's Total Abstinence Society of Neponset voted to participate in the union picnic to be held at Melville Garden Downer's Landing on Monday July 16. A committee of P F McDonald Patrick Troy Charles M Nixon P Henry Gilligan Frank Brick Richard Nagle and Albert I Shelley was appointed to visit societies on behalf of the picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s
Judge Shumway Awards Dunn 0 and Costs in Hartford Suit
Hartford Superior Court awarded Patrick Dunn zero dollars and costs in his case against the city of Hartford to recover two thousand dollars for a March 6, 1893 fall on an icy sidewalk that broke his arm. The report also notes unrelated local political nominations and indictments in Maine and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Shumway
Patrick Dunn
Dunn
Vermont Academy marks 18th anniversary exercises
Saxton s River Vermont Vermont Academy began its eighteenth anniversary exercises with public oral examinations yesterday and continuing today. The examining committee includes Professor Thomas D. Seymour Yale University Professor George G. Wilson Brown University the Rev Edwin A Herring Brandon and the Rev C R B Dodge Bellows Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxton’s River
Vermont Academy
Thomas D. Seymour
Yale University
George G. Wilson
Brown University
Edwin A. Herring
Brandon
C. R. B. Dodge
Bellows Falls
Smith College seniors stage Passe Rose at Academy of Music
In Northampton at the Academy of Music last night the Smith College seniors presented A. S. Hardy's Passe Rose to invited guests. A public performance is scheduled for Saturday night. The dramatization was done by Anna E. Herrick of Springfield Susan H. Coyle of Bridgeton Frances M. Bancroft of Andover and Anne M. Paul of Lacrosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Academy of Music
Smith College
A. S. Hardy
Anna E. Herrick
Springfield
Susan H. Coyle
Bridgeton
N. J
Frances M. Bancroft
Andover
Anne M. Paul
Lacrosse
Wis
Norwalk Electric Light Co Receiver Bid Filed in Norwalk
H F Boardman and H L Camp trustees of the bond holders seek appointment of a receiver for the Norwalk and South Norwalk Electric Light Co The company has a mortgage of 50000 and a floating debt of 30000 with assets listed at 151000 The hearing is set for Friday June 22 before the Superior Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
H. F. Boardman
H. L. Camp
Middletown
Norwalk & South Norwalk Electric Light Company
Superior Court
Professor Plant Arrested In Dover For Assault Charge
Dover action reports Professor Hilaire known as Professor Plant was arrested while calling for mail at the post office and held for Portland officers. He faces an assault charge in Portland and denies the accusation claiming to be a shoe cutter from River Street Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Professor Hilaire
Professor Plant
Portland
Plant
River Street
Haverhill
Ballard, Former Oil Agent, Ends Life in Vermont
8T. ALBANS VT Frank W Ballard formerly an agent for Standard Oil in Burlington killed himself yesterday by cutting his throat. Officials say business embarrassments weighed on him and he acted under an hallucination. He leaves a wife and two small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albans
Frank W. Ballard
Standard Oil Company
Burlington
Northbridge High School Class of '94 Exercises Held
Whitinsville last night saw Northbridge High School honor eleven graduates in Memorial Hall with diplomas awarded during the class of 1894 style exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitinsville
Northbridge
Graduating Exercises Held at State Normal School
Plymouth New Hampshire yesterday saw the graduation of a twenty one member class at the State Normal School with addresses by Principal C. C. Rounds and State Superintendent Gowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
N. H
State Normal School
C. C. Rounds
Gowing
Herreshoffs’ footer sold to William Murray and new boats
A footer built by the Herreshoffs for C Oliver Iselin was sold days ago to William Murray of Philadelphia who is summering at Jamestown and taken there Wednesday. Murray also bought Nat Herreshoff’s fin keel boat Alerion to Jamestown yesterday. A new boat similar to Alerion is under construction and a fourth twenty one footer is near launch. hulls are mahogany.
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Providence
Herreshoffs
C. Oliver Iselin
William Murray
Philadelphia
Jamestown
Herreshoff Yard
Mrs McKay Dies After Kitchen Gasoline Stove Blast
Mrs Annie McKay, severely burned in a gasoline stove explosion at her 29 Woodward Street home in South Boston, died at City Hospital in the afternoon. She was 41, leaving a husband and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie McKay
Woodward Street
Boston
City Hospital
McKay
Woman and baby struck by train in 1893 suit verdict
In Providence on June 15 a jury returned a verdict for the Consolidated railroad in a $15,000 damages suit by Effie M Armstrong. She and her baby sister were crossing at Shannock in February 1893 when a train struck, killing the child and injuring Effie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Effie M. Armstrong
Consolidated Railroad
Shannock
Pedler Charles F Woodward files schedules in Norfolk Registry
Dedham reports that Charles F Woodward of Canton a pedler filed his schedules in the Norfolk Registry at Dedham at 4 30 this afternoon His liabilities total 1697 with assets including a horse and carts harnesses robes mortgaged to Co C Allen of Boston and James H Woodward of Brockton is also mentioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Charles F. Woodward
Canton
Norfolk
Co. C. Allen
Boston
James H. Woodward
Brockton
Electric fountain to operate on holidays and certain evenings
By orders of the committee on public grounds the electric fountain was displayed last evening and will hereafter be in operation every holiday and Wednesday and Friday evenings until October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lightship Discontinued Nearby New Haven Harbor
The lightship two miles southwest of the breakwater at New Haven harbor mouth has been discontinued for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Banks to supply export gold from national reserves
New York reports that national banks will provide required gold for export. A shipment of $500,000 in gold by Heldelbach Ickelheimer & Co. is to depart tomorrow, drawn from the national banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heldelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Man 28 Arrested for Attempting to Rescue Drunken Prisoner
Peter F. Trainer of 6 Waltham Street is in custody on a charge of trying to rescue a drunken prisoner from Patrolman Williams of Division. The incident details remain under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter F. Trainer
Waltham Street
Williams
Division
Tufts Seniors Celebrate Class Day Festivities
Tufts seniors enjoyed a full class day in Medford with prayers in Goddard Chapel at 9 and an 11 o'clock program for the public. The Germania Orchestra provided music, and events featured a welcome by John Purington Mallett, remarks by Omer Genere Petrie, and a class poem by Willard Stanton Small. The afternoon included a promenade concert, a tree oration by Thomas Whittemore, and a series of class history, prophecies, and odes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
Medford
Goddard Chapel
Germania Orchestra
Dr. Capen
John Purington Mallett
Omer Genere Petrie
Ohio
Divinity School
Willard Stanton Small
Provincetown
Germania Band
Ballou Hall
Curtis Hoyt Dickens
Philadelphia
Thomas Whittemore
Cambridge
Charles Joseph Snow
Haverhill
Charles St. Clair Wade
West Somerville
Adelbert Harland Morrison
Lawrence
Theta Delta Chi
Zeta Psi
Delta Tau Delta
Ballou
Delta Upsilon
Barnum Museum
Germania
Herbert Eimon Benton
Annisquam
Allen Brown
Cadillac
Mich
Holward Patrick Byrne
Sumner Clement
Newton Centre
Penn
James Stewart Eastwood
West Brattleboro
Piaoni Norwood Foster
Meriden
Conn
Arthur Wilder Grose
Abington
Carl Voltaire Hathaway
South Cabot
Isaac Burrill Hersey
Hingham
Blanchard Fossett Hicks
Rockland
Frederick Crosby Hodgdon
Waltham
Hervey Hastings Hoyt
Peabody
Kan
George Ward Leighton
Dexter
Topsham
John Olin McDavitt
Archibald McKenzie
Woodstock
Adelbert Hartland Morrison
Ira Daniel Morrison
Brookings
Robert Henry Morse
Frederick Howard Pember
Frederic Williams Perkins
Roxbury
el Dorado
Rufus Curtis Read
Attleboro
Samuel Albert Spalding
Danvers
Charles Crawford Stroud
North Grosvenordale
Charles St. Clair
Wade
Fred Storer Walker
Westbrook
Fred Henry Webster
Orville Jophanus Whitney
Albert Potter Wills
Frank George Wren
Roslindale
Edwin Hanscom Wright
Charlestown
They Game Back and Wanderers Stir Cambridge Town
A Cambridge town crier note reports six locals vanished briefly. William Porter aged 65 returned after a Monday departure to tend a brother’s ill wife. Emma Austin left to visit a future in law’s sister, while 19-year-old Charles Williams roamed Wednesday and came home to an angry father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
William Porter
Carlisle Street
Willie
Mrs. Curtis
Columbus Street
Emma Austin
Charlie
Papa Williams
Council clash over garbage disposal order and adjournment
President O'Brien called the council to order at an unusual hour to discuss the garbage disposal contract, with Ward 20's Mr. Wise seeking adjournment for lack of quorum. Councilman John Hurley of Charlestown questions the timing and says he arrived after adjournment had been declared. He notes the issue could not proceed under suspension with so few members. The dispute centers on whether the move was to delay the contract vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Wise
Ward 20
Board of Aldermen
John Hurley
Charlestown
City Hall
Phelps Very Low in Englewood Hospital
In Englewood New Jersey on June 15 Dr Currie spoke of a possible 24 hour survival for Hon William Walter Phelps who remains semi conscious and unaware of his daughter Barones Von Rottenburgs arrival. By June 16 at 1 am Mr Phelps woke and recognized his daughter after days in a coma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
N. J
Currie
William Walter Phelps
Baronesas von Rottenburg
Phelps
Closed for want of coal at New Haven Rolling Mill
New Haven June 16 The New Haven Rolling Mill in Fair Haven shut its plant tonight due to a coal shortage. The work stoppage affects the mill’s operations and may impact local employment and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Haven Rolling Mill
Fair Haven
Weather Wit From a Bygone Summer Heatwave
A humorous pastiche notes extreme heat with 60 to 90 degree swings and a brassy sky. It pokes fun at fashion, urges light clothing like seersucker and straw hats, and counsels seeking cold drinks and Jamaica ginger to endure the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater Familias
Jamaica
Longwood Tennis Opens Massachusetts Championship Draws 47 Players
Indications point to an exciting Longwood Court tournament this afternoon and next Monday for the Massachusetts championship. Fifty entrants compete in a two-stage structure with a preliminary round of six matches and a first round of five, featuring many local players and notable entries across matches such as Post versus Allen and Hamlen versus Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood Courts
Massachusetts
J. R. Post
H. W. Allen
A. Codman
O. E. Wyeth
L. A. Brown
G. P. Brown, Jr
G. W. Lee
A. F. Fuller
H. A. Curtis
J. Crane, Jr
J. L. Wrenn
J. H. Lee
EB. Stevens
A. Hawes
E. W. Bates
M. Bruce
H. S. Johnson
T. S. Chapman
Walter Page
Winthrop Yacht Club Open Regatta Set for June 28
A large field of yachts enters the Winthrop Yacht Club open regatta to be sailed June 28 at 2 p m. Prizes include a fourteen inch silver cup with gilt trim for first in the open class plus four cash prizes in that class and twenty cash prizes across four other classes. The course covers twenty-five to twenty-eight foot waterline yachts with music from the Columbia Brass Band on the barge Clifford and a post race banquet and ball. Entries are taken at Boston Yacht Agency, 43 Milk Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Yacht Club
Frank Norton
Sleeper’s Eye Cigar Fame
Columbia Brass Band
Clifford
Boston Yacht Agency
Milk Street
Boston
Immigrant Reform Group Forms in Boston
The Immigration Restriction League in Boston, led by secretary Charles Warren, announces aims and methods. A non partisan working body plans to restrict or regulate immigration, issue documents, collect data, and hold public meetings to mobilize opinion and recruit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Immigration Restriction League
Boston
Charles \Warren
Exchange Building
United States
League
Fgg
Police Lockjaw Refuses to Account for Arrests in City
Falls River wire reports eight arrested at 11:20 PM under new police rules demanding reporters source police reports. The group included three women and several youths, aged 12 to 30, with most claiming French Canadian origins. By midnight the central station held twenty-five prisoners, seven women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Central Police Station
Caught at Girlus: John Martin alias Frederick Burton nabbed
Frederick Burton age 24 alias John Martin, released from state prison recently, was caught pickpocketing at a circus with James Fisher. Martin, once jailed for burglary and larceny, identified by Inspector Cogan as same man who helped smash a South End jewelry store window, was arrested with Fisher. both to face Roxbury District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Burton
John Martin
State Prison
Keene and Richardson
Division 10
Cogan
Jocko Kelly
South End
Martin
Edward McManus
James Fisher
Concord Reformatory
House of Correction
Roxbury
Shoes Stolen From Lynn Factory Lead to Three Arrests
Three men Walter Jones Thomas Mc Cleary and Fred Gould were arrested in Lynn for alleged thefts of shoes from a prominent factory. Watchman Nagle saw them leave the Breed factory with a package later found to contain twenty four pairs of shoes. Foreman Jeremiah McCarthy says other thefts may have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Walter Jones
Thomas McCleary
Fred Gould
Jones
Frank W. Breed
Nagle
Breed
Charlies B. Tibbetts
Burches
Bessom
Jeremiah McCarthy
Yale Nine in New York Ahead of Brooklyn Game
Yale leaves New Haven for New York spending the night at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Batting order: Austin in right field Murphy at second base Case shortstop Carter pitcher Speer left field Stephenson first base Greenway catcher Redington center field Arbuthnot third base. Redington substitutes for Keator in center. Manager Skinner cites student indifference as only 150 willing to go to Brooklyn at excursion rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
New York
Fifth Avenue
Austin
R.f
Murphy
Case
Carter
Speer
J.f
Stephenson
Greenway
Redington
C.f
Arbuthnot
Keator
Centrefield
Skinner
Brooklyn
Vigilant Sights Land Off Tory Island
The American yacht Vigilant was signalled at Tory Island off Ireland at 2 30 p m reporting fine weather throughout the voyage and that all aboard are well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vigilant
Tory Island
Ireland
Students Recital At New England Conservatory Stirs Audience
The New England Conservatory of Music hosted a packed recital featuring Miss Ella T. B. Macy and Mr. George C. Williams with Miss Gertrude L. Clarke on piano and Armand Fortier as tenor. Macy performed A Fair Schemer Nydia and Marriage of the Flowers to cheers and encores while Williams impressed with Will Carleton and J. Whitcomb Riley ballads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory of Music
Ella T. B. Macy
George C. Willams
Gertrude L. Clarke
Armand Fortier
Miss Macy
Conservatory
Williams
Will Carleton
J. Whitcomb Riley
Testimonial Concert in South Boston Memorial Hall
A testimonial concert in Memorial Hall South Boston last night drew praise as a rare treat. Performers included Charles Robair Thomas Crowley H F Goodwin Frank Swift Archie Deacon Charles Murpay Moon dyne Club members J H Newton JA Jollymore J A Port J J Cosgrove W W Lannon Excelsior Club members Millie Prescott Millie Smith Louise Horner Ida Lilly McDonald Edmund Kiton Little Ollie Smith and Harry Mozealous of the Perkins Institution for the Blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Memorial Hall
South Boston
Friends of
May L. Bostwick
Charles Robair
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Thomas Crowley
H. F. Goodwin
Frank Swift
Archie Deacon
Charles Murpay
Messrs. Bench and Farrar
Moondyne Club
Refer the Meigs Bill to the People of Boston
A runt headline notes the Meigs bill is sent to Boston voters for approval. It highlights civic action and the push for a direct public vote on the measure amid local political debate. Boston residents are urged to participate in the upcoming referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bceton
Boston
Bread contest crowns Miss Sara Bond as first prize winner
A Boston judging panel toured rows of bread loaves to crown Miss Sara A Bond the first prize winner for bread making. The Back Bay entrant, known for charm and intellect, will receive a golden loaf charm but the piece raises questions about changing social norms and domestic expectations in Boston society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Bond
Back Bay
Lasell
Sara A. Bond
Miss Bond
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Grandma’s
New Winthrop's Opening Night at Elegant Hotel Ball
The opening of Winthrop Hotel drew a large crowd of society figures and invited guests. Mellen and Slattery hosted about 1000 invitations. Miss Mamie Learnard's orchestra provided music and Julius A Serra directed the floor show. Supper tables by Newman Bros. featured jack and white roses and pond lilies. Repeats are planned for every Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Messrs. Mellen & Slattery
Mamie Learnard
Julius A. Serra
Ernest B. McKim
August Seaver
James S. Campbell
J. Aug. Sanford
T. McGowan
M. J. Maloney
C. H. Tewksbury
May L. Tewksbury
John Connor
Quincy
H. W. Sylvester
Melrose
W. S. Whipple
George A. Joulden
Briggs
Providence
R. I
J. F. Kennard
Somerville
E. B. Humphrey
L. Luce
Fred McDonald
Frederic Lemon
Boston
Vincent
Lawrence Neebe
Charles Howard
Bird
P. J. Grady
George Wadsworth
Paige
Turnbull
Nettie Taylor
J. Lester
Annie Ireland
Jennie Ireland
Lizzie Ireland
R. D. Ireland
Kitty Murphy
L. J. Byrne
Frank H
Mabel Byrne
GC. H. Carew
Frank Lavery
Frederick Lemon
H. P. Morrisey
Arthur BE. Cox
T. F. Royal
Philadelphia
Curre Coleman
J. C. Spring
Hubert Belcher
Elia M. Rogers
Lizzie Barry
Fred Chisholm
Charles A. Young
W. W. Colson
Grace
N. J
Newman Bros
Forged checks thwart bicycle purchases in Providence
An alleged East Greenwich resident tried to pass two forged checks on June 15. A $500 check was offered to W G Rankin Co for four bicycles, then a $150 check at Campbell Co to buy another bicycle. Both attempts failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Richard Thornley
East Greenwich
W. G. Rankin & Co
Campbell & Co
Sailor Drowns After Falling From Boat Near Bangor
In Bangor Maine on June 15 Thomas Mc Kay of Scotland, a crewman aboard the bark 8 J Stewart, went out in a small boat near the ferry way and fell overboard. He was drowned but the body was recovered. McKay appeared to be about 35 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Thomas McKay
Scotland
J. Stewart
McKay
West Roxbury Plateau Event Promoted with Free Tickets
West Roxbury Plateau promotion invites attendees to SEE THE PLATEAU on June 17 or 8 with explanations. Agents at the office on the grounds provide free tickets and plans to interested attendees.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Groker
Reunion
UNION
Hagan’s
Magnolia
Waldoboro
Alvin Morrison
Round Pond
James S. Walter
George Cunningham
Newcastle
Chester Emerson
Wiscasset
Freeman Murray
Boothbay
Samuel. L. Smith
James G. Meserve
Jefferson
George Vannah
Benjamin M. Giles
Herreshoff
MR. Woodward
Lynn’s
TUFTS
Ray
Hurley
Q Council
Longwood
Immigration Reform
Joe Lannon
Cleveland
Nantasket
Atlantic Avenue
Joe
Boniface Joe
Dakota
Kyle
South Dakota
House Today
Australia
South America
Cornell
OF P
Cornell-Pennsylvania
Toronto
Ont
Government House
Lord Aberdeen
Kirkpatrick
Kennedy
William Hyslop
Sarnia
Montreal
Commission
Lic
Girlus
the Sunday Post
Gray Gables
Greenhalge
Russell
Matthews
Senator Lodge
John E. Russell
Nichols
Amy Robsart
Breed’s Hill
Trousseaux
NEW Winthrop
West Roxbury Plateau
Baker Street
West Roxbury
Spring Street
R. R
Henry H. Savace
School St
Cape Cod
West Harwich
Hall
Cobb, Hersey & Co
Corner Beach
Lincoln Sts
Auburndale
Seaverns Avenue
Bath
Henry W. Savage
Court St
Washington St
Kneeland Browning
King & GO
Lindendale
Malden
Saugus
Linden Station
Wood, Harmon & CO
Holmfield
Blue Hill Terrace
N. BE. R. BR
J. B. L. Bareasurer
Water Street
Everett
H. F
Generyea
Ames
Sherman, J. Nah & CO
Waterson & Hinsman
J. F. Hannan
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