Bunker Hill Anniversary Parade Grips Charlestown in Rain
The 114th Bunker Hill anniversary celebration in Charlestown proceeded despite a rain shower. Major William H. Oakes led a crowd of about sixteen hundred, with naval and military units, veterans groups, bands, and civic organizations parading from City Square through tributary streets, ending with a review in City Square.
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William H. Oakes
Fred I. Clayton
City Square
Johnston
Boston
Navy Yard
L. E. Fagan
Salem
Edward Egan
Charlestown
Newman
Charlestown Cadets
French
Charlestown High School
Hart
Stacey
McLaughlin
City Hall
Grand Army
Lynn
Abraham Lincoln
George F. Stearns
Thomas Francis Meagher
U.V.A
E. J. Trull
Soniof
Iremen
Roxbury
Knights of the Golden Eagle
W. W. Pierce
Israel Putnam Commandery
Loyal Legion
United American Mechanics
Bunker Hill
Morning Parade Carnival Draws Thousands In City Route
The Morning Parade drew thousands along a mile long procession through Bunker Hill street and Chelsea to Monument Square. Chief Marshal George W. Stinson started the event after a brief shower delayed the march. Notable features included Sherman’s Bummers by Abraham Lincoln Post G A R and the Druid Club’s Charlestown’s 400, with various floats and caravan figures adding festive military flair.
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George W. Stinson
Marehb
Bunker Hill Street
Chelsea
Tremont
Prospect
Adams Chestnut
Henley
Main
Winthrop
Adams
Chestnut
Monument Square
High
Monument Avenue
City Square
Harvard
Sullivan Square
Bunker Hill
Elm
Chestnut Street
Sherman
Abraham Lincoln Post
Charlestown
Lite
Soley
Grimaldi
Una
Nelson Club
Imperial Casar
Egypt
China
Carthage
Venice
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Midday Banquet Marks Charlestown Civic Pride and Remarks
Nearly two hundred guests attended the Bunker Hill Association banquet at the Waverley House honoring Mayor Hart and city officials. Speakers included Francis Pray, Senator Pilsbury, and City Council leaders who urged public ownership of monument grounds, recalled the Battle of Bunker Hill, and urged "model, popular, strong and honest government" lessons for future generations.
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Bunker Hill Association
Hart
Waverley House
Francis W. Pray
Association
Rogers
Folsom
Stacey
McLaughlin andReed
Allen
Cushing
Wood
Campbell
Burlen
Bagley
Geek
Brown
Carroll
Desmond
Dyar
Fraser
Harris
Keenan
Moore
Oakes
Quinn
Richard Sullivan
Pilsbury
Philip J. Doherty
Pray
Ames
Board of Aldermen
Charlestown
Winthrop Square
Common Council
Bunker Hill
Doherty
United States
Boston Steel Cruiser Misses Arrival for Naval Celebration
The new steel cruiser Boston failed to arrive as planned to help celebrate events. Navy yard officials reported only that she had been expected for two or three days and a rumor touted that a machinery breakdown in New York Harbor caused the delay.
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Boston
Navy Yard
New York Harbor
Civic Parade Amid Light Rain Draws Local Attention
A civic parade proceeded under frequent showers with light rainfall, causing occasional interruptions but no severe disruption. Spectators and participants carried on as weather slowed steps and cooled the crowd.
Balloon Ascension Goes Smoothly to Wollaston Landing
Professor Rogers Edward Greenwood and a newspaper man rode the Puritan balloon from Sullivan Square at 4 PM. The airship rose with little wind and drifted west then landed safely in Wollaston at 4 15 PM after a brief, nonexplosive descent.
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Professor Rogers
Edward Greenwood
Sullivan Square
Wollaston
Band concerts and police detail mark city celebration
Between 8 and 10 pm bands played in Monument and Sullivan squares drawing large and smaller crowds respectively. Police, including 268 officers and all inspectors, guarded the parade route with 25 officers at Monument and Sullivan squares. Two women, Mary Kelly and Mary Maginnis, were arrested for pocket picking in City square, while J Hartley was held on suspicion of being a New York crook. Charlestown Cadets marked their 25th anniversary with a Waverley House banquet and informal officer speeches.
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Monument
Sullivan Squares
Boston Cadet
Sullivan Square
O’connor
Burroughs
Whiting
Devens
Trask
Tighe
Peabody
Howe
Enright
Hoffman
Driscoll
Glynn
Hall
Houghton
Monument Square
Mary Kelly
Mary Maguinnis
Knox
City Square
New York
J. Hartley
Charlestown
Waverley House
Winthrop Aphelions Dedicate Club House in Ceremony
The Winthrop Beach Aphelions held a dedication yesterday with a 4 to 7 banquet in the upper hall. John Hopewell Jr. handed the building keys to N. Fowler Jr., who acted as toastmaster. Speakers included C. G. Hutchinson Cloyd Barrett J M Cox Dr S H Durgin C Q Ring E S Sears and Rev Dr White. Officers for the year: President N Fowler Jr Vice President A Barrett Secretary E S Sears Treasurer J W Cox Trustees John Hopewell Jr E E Richards C Q Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Beach
John Hopewell, Jr
N. ©. Fowler, Jr
Fowler
C. GC. Hutchinson
Cloyd
Barrett
J. M. Cox
SH. Durgin
C. Q. Ring
E. S. Sears
Rose Show Opens at Horticultural Hall This Noon
The rose show begins today at Horticultural Hall and runs through Wednesday night. Officials expect a premier exhibition by the society, with strong indications it will rank among the finest ever staged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Body found in water at Washington Village
A man, 6 feet 8 inches tall and 36 years old with light complexion, was found dead in the water yesterday morning at Washington Village. He wore a black diagonal coat and vest, dark gray striped pants and a white shirt. A bank book marked Michael McCarey was found on him. The body is at City Hospital morgue handling by West Wareham and East Bridgewater authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Village
Michael Mce-Carey
West Wareham
East Bridgewater
City Hospital
Shun Imitations of Elastic Starch
A brief notice urges consumers to avoid counterfeit versions of elastic starch and to use the genuine product only. It emphasizes quality and warns against substitutes that may lack proper consistency or effectiveness.
Regatta Off Nahant Features Untried Yachts and Calm Finish
Dorchester Yacht Club held its annual open regatta off Nahant with gusty winds, fog and a late finish. Alert won the special schooner class after Troubadour faltered in a late calm, while Verena beat Fanita by six minutes in the combined first and second classes. Harbinger led the fourth class with maiden run, and Elarbinger claimed the line early as White Fawn narrowed the gap.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Nahant
Alert
Troubadour
Burgess and
McVey
Burgess
Harbinger
Hawley
Marblehead
Graves
Harding
Graves Whistier
Verena
Winthrop Bar
Barrell
Fanita
Shadow
Magie
Magic
Elarbinger
H. M
Henry Lambert
VY. Whitten
J. A. Ibeebe
T. Hf
Shepard Oer
Lelen
Gordon Prince
John Bryant
B.C. Neal
Sess
J. R. Hooper
White Fawn
Ww. U
Cher
Riington
Duchess
Woods
Evelyn
W. Bs. Smail
Vested
Sneer
Siva
H. . Ward
Os Erin
John Gavanaugh
Wwe
Hy Gulllias
Aaron Brown
Seabird
Bb. F. Hall
F. J. Seaeees
Judith Te $i. Pidgeon
Valkyrie Wins Queenstown Regatta Despite Calms and Grounding
The Queenstown Regatta saw Valkyrie first past the flagboat with a 5 hours 2 minutes 33 seconds winning time. Yarana finished second at 5 17 54 and Deerhound third at 5 22 45 while Rex grounded early and Ibex retired.
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Queenstown
London
Valkyrie
Rex
Yarana
Courtland Bank
Deerhound
Poorhead
Ibex
Vaunt’s Rock
Seawanhaka Yacht Club Race Near Finish
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club held a special race for 80 and 40 foot classes at New York on June 17 with ten starters across three classes. Burgess boats dominated the 40 and 30 foot divisions, while Minerva an English design led in reaching but yielded on windward legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
New York
Queenstown
Valkyrie
Burgess
Tomahawk
Gorilla
Mariquita
Nymph
Minerva
Volusia
Beatrice
Kathleen
Saracen
Elf
Tomboy
Wise
West Lynn Regatta Opens Despite Unfavorable Weather
The West Lynn Yacht Club opened its season with the first regatta at Lynn on June 17. Weather was poor but enthusiasm remained high across three classes. The report lists course routes from the judges' boat to various buoys and back, concluding with a summary of results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lynn
Lynn
Spectau
YACHTS AT MARBLEHEAD ON JUNE ARRIVAL AND SAILING
General Butler's yacht America arrived at Marblehead today and then sailed again. Also here were steam yacht Dagmar recently bought by H. H. Fay, plus Viking and the new steam launch Lombard.
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Marblehead
General Butler
America
Dagmar
H. H. Fay
Viking
Lombard
Mosquito Yacht Club Holds City Point Championship Race
The Mosquito Yacht Club held a championship off City Point with two classes twenty two boats started at 2 pm on a five mile course from K street to Thompson's Island buoy to M F Y Barrel buoy and finish. Wind was light and many yachts did not finish. Minnie led class one and Baby led class two from start to finish. prizes were 10 and 5 dollars per class.
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Mosquito Yacht Club
City Point
K Street
Thompson's Island
Middle Shaft
Minnie
Baby
Secon
J. Lb. Bullard
James T. Powers
James Lragdon
Barnum & Bailey Circus Wows Boston With Record Crowd
Nearly 30,000 attended the Barnum & Bailey circus in Boston, despite rain. The parade drew thousands, the menagerie and Chamber of Illusions drew interest, and standout acts included John O'Brien on three horses and Miss Arlington the snake charmer. Barnum himself praised the show but noted crowding, with hundreds turned away for lack of seats.
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Circus
Boylston Street
Chester Park
Amiitheatre
John O’brien
O’brien
Ovent
Zazel
Miss Deacon
Lottie Aymer
Rosa Lee
Archie O’brien
Miss Arlington
Mr. Barnum
Boston
Shere
Providence Embezzlers Sentenced
Providence R I June 17 The June term grand jury of the Court of Common Pleas Providence County returned fifty four indictments Frank H Cushman a former bank embezzler is charged with embezzling 1200 from his employer after a year from prison He was sentenced to two years Lincoln Curtis and Edward Curry shoe dealer salesman and clerks were indicted for extensive stealings Curtis pleaded not guilty Curry pleaded not guilty
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Providence
R. J
Court of Common Pleas
Providence County
Frank H. Cushman
Lincoln Curtis
Edward Curry
Congdon & Ailsworth
Callender, McAustin & Troup
Curtis
Curry
Canoe Paddlers Race Despite Rain at Pettick's Island Meet
Yesterday at Pettick's Island a canoe and sailing regatta in honor of Bunker Hill Day faced heavy rain and wind. Puritan Club members Cartwright and Dodge led early events, Cartwright barred for a light boat yet Dodge won the silk pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood
Somerville Tennis Club Holds Annual Tournament on Highland Avenue
The Somerville Tennis Club concluded its annual tournament at its Highland avenue courts. Sirs Wood and Joyce won the gentlemen’s singles rounds, S. M. Sawin claimed the club championship, and Joyce and Dickenson captured the doubles. Josie Woods swept the ladies singles with decisive final wins.
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Somerville Tennis Club
Highland Avenue
Roo
Wood
A. Sawin
E. F. Woods
Sandford Joyce
EK. F. Woods
C. A. Sawin
S. M. Sawin
H. L H. Wiggin
R.L. Lincoln
H. E. Damon
W. Lincoln
George I. Steele
C. E. Fitz
R. ‘I’. Lincoln
George Dickenson
F. E. Wood
Joyce
Dickenson
Josie Woods
Helen F. Wood
Bessie M. Wood
Newton Boat Club Fans Attend Races On River Front
The Newton Boat Club hosted 1500 guests at Riverside events by the Charles River with music by the American Watch Factory Band. A promenade concert followed. polo final singles postponed to next Monday. Results include Wildes over Forbes 6-0 6-3, Van Duren over Jordan 6-1 6-4, and final doubles Hovey Wildes over Houston Forbes 6-2 6-4. Boat races across three-eighths mile featured Rob Roy Phillips first, Spaulding second. Birch Bark Canoes led by Eaton Jr and Bailey first. Cedar and Canvas Canoes led by Perkins Humphrey and Eaton first. barrel race won by Howard and Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Boat Club
Newton
SprcrAu
Riverside
Charles River
American Watch Factory
Wildes
Forbes
van Duren
Jordan
Hovey
Houston
Rob Roy
Phillips
Spaulding
Eaton, Jr
Edward Bailey
W. W. Cole
Albert Baldwin
Crane
Richards
W. B. Perkins
O. L. Humphrey
Horatio Page
E. B. Bailey
Dewey
Mate
Howe
Lincoln
Howard
Shepard
Walthams Defeat Cambridges 3-0 In Rainy Cup Match
In a wet outing before 1000 spectators, the Walthams beat Cambridges 3 to 0 for the Herald cup. A. Brown scored the first goal in 10 minutes, Ballard the second at 15 minutes, and Stanley sealed it at 80 minutes. The home team displayed strong teamwork.
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WaltHam
Walthams
Cambridges
A. Brown
Ballard
Stanley
Visitors Lose Player as Minor Ball Games Continue
The visitors played several minor games of ball with one key attacker unavailable.
Cambridge Cricket Club Defeats West End in Cambridge
The Cambridge Cricket Club defeated the West End Club of Boston at Cambridgeport on the corner of Allston and Brookline streets. Cambridgeport score Cambridges 118 in one inning to West Ends 67 in two innings.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Cricket Club
West End Club
Boston
Allston and
Brookline Streets
Cambridgeport
Cambridges
West Ends
Cricket at Longwood Postponed to July 20
Rain prevented the scheduled match at Ongwood between the home club and All New England for Chambers the pro. Two teams arranged by Dutton and Bixby played in neat cricket despite showers. Mansfield and Houghton showed good form, Ganett made 70, and the score followed.
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Longwood
Ongwood
All New England
Chambers
Dutton
Bixby
IL. Mansfield
L. Houghton
Ganett
Paddling Races Mark Eastern Canoe Association Meet
The Eastern division annual meeting in Springfield elected Commodore Dr. J. A. Gage of Lowell and other officers. Races across seven events were held despite rain, with winners including A. S. Putnam, C. Knappe, P. R. Hawkins, W. R. Heald, L. H. Lamb, and A. H. Lang. Referee R. E. Townsend presided. Paul Butler showcased his famous racing canoe Fly.
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Springfield
American Canoe Association
Commodore
J. A. Gage
Lowell
A. SS. Putnam
Worcester
Ralph Braser
E. ©. Kinnappe
W. R. Heard
Putnam
A. S. Putnam
C. Knappe
Putnam and Heald
Towne
Dyer
Holyoke
P. R. Hawkins
A. H. Lang
L. H. Lamb
R. E. Townsend
Cambridge
Paul Butler
Senator Hoar Returns From Western Trip Impressed by Leaders
Worcester June 17 Senator Hoar arrived after his Western trip with the Senate committee on trade relations with Canada and told a reporter he was impressed by Western founders builders and managers of vast systems of commerce and transportation. He said Esquimault fortifications are not a threat and that Canada US ties guarantee peace. He also criticized newspapers for printing alleged interviews never held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Hoar
Senate Committee On
Canada
Esquimault
Vancouver Island
United States
Commencement at Smith Plans for Women Facilities
Northampton June 17 The Smith Female College eleventh commencement continues with admission standards equal to Harvard. It has graduated over 300 women in ten years and this week fifty two more will be graduated. The college has connected 1200 students and 450 in the past year. President Seelye notes a new dormitory Wallace House with fifty rooms, funded by a donor, and trustees may decide to enlarge facilities. He stresses women remaining true to womanly aims while noting many graduates marry. Activities include biology and art receptions in a scientific hall and an art gallery endowed with 50000. The Hayden quartet concert follows. class day features ivy planting and outdoor exercises. diplomas are to be presented Wednesday by Rev. Brooke Lherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Smith Female College
Harvard
Seelye
Wallace
Rodney Wallace
Fitchburg
Beaux
Smith
Hayden Quartet
Miss Winant
Ivy Planting
Brooke Lherford
Boston
Railroad Matters Reported Across Cities June 17
A private dispatch from Omaha states there is no truth to a strike on Union Pacific. Chicago & Alton gives 30 days notice to withdraw from the Interstate Commerce Railway Association over livestock traffic apportionment and lumber rates. Barre extension of Montpelier and Wells River railroad opens with three daily passenger trains each way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railway
ChicaGo
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Interstate Commerce Railway Association
the Alton
Missouri River
Kansas City
Monttpelier
Barre
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
California Pioneers Form New England California Pioneers of ’49
The New England Associated California Pioneers of ’49 held its first reorganized meeting at the Revere House. Officers were elected: President Samuel Snow, first vice president Warren Fletcher, second vice president John Adams, secretary George G. Spurr, treasurer James H. Bennett, and a diverse board. The society limits membership to those reaching the California region before 1850, aims to publish memoirs, and plans a 1890 San Francisco visit. It opened with forty five members and a dinner with reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Associated Pioneers
Revere House
Samuel Snow
Warren Fletcher
John Adams
George G. Spurr
James H. Bennett
Henry L. Lawrence
Arlington
Isaiah Graves
Lynn
Edwin Litchfield
Boston
Charles F. Gifford
Sierra Nevadas
California
San Francisco
Mayo vs India Mutual Insurance in Suffolk Superior Court
In Suffolk County Superior Court first session Mayo and others sue India Mutual Insurance for 3100 on a schooner Price lost on voyage Boston to St Andrews. On trial E P Carver for plaintiffs Fred Dodge for defendant. Multiple related cases listed for various dockets and next sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Staples
Clarence E. Mayo
Superior Court List of Cases Set for June 18
In the June 18 calendar of the Superior Criminal Court the Commonwealth cases include Commonwealth v.1159 and Same v. Early Harris bylaw. Other dockets list Same v. slants 1161, Keenan liquor 1136-7, Nugent 1136-7, Hedmond same, Kivlin 1128, Dwyer 1165, Spencer 1146, Garrity 1115 v. same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Commonwealth
Same
Early
Harris, Bylaw
Slants
Keenan
Liquor
Nugent
Hedmond
Kivlin
Dwyer
Spencer
Man sentenced for manslaughter in Plymouth County case
Superior Court Plymouth County June 17 sentences Thomas Magner of Rockland to nine months in the house of correction for manslaughter in a March drunken scuffle that killed John T. Barry. Charles A. Knight of Marion gets two months for larceny. George W Goodrich of Pembroke and Albert J Pettengill of Whitman sent to Concord reformatory for breaking and entering and larceny. William Quigley of Brockton found guilty of breaking entering and larceny on two indictments.
Damages suit in Norfolk Superior Court Dedham June 17
In Norfolk County Dedham court Barker J presides over cases. Albert J Lyons pro ami sues Danforth P Wight for injuries to an infant from a sleigh collision with a defendant servant. jury out. George Oak for plaintiff and G F Williams for defendant. Also on trial replevin for a horse in Elias Ham v William Sanburg. Attorneys Wiggin & Fernald for plaintiff and J L Eldridge for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedham
Barker
Albert J. Lyons
Pro Ami
Danforth P. Wight
George Oak
G. F. Williams
Elias Ham
William Sanburg
Wiggin & Fernald
J. L. Eldridge
Summary of Middlesex Superior Court Dockets June 17
Court list shows multiple cases with judges Aldrich and event entries for Middlesex County Superior Court on June 17 including cases against Cushing Lang Farrell Cox Oley McGrath Long Island Irr ery Kendall Coon Lincoln and others. Names include Spooner, Vel Cummings, Fillmore, Tut, Woburn, Mead Perkins Loring Benson Thwing Coleman Cane Bridge Olsen and Fotter.
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Spooner
Vel Cummings
Cushing
Lang
Farrell
Cox
Same
McCarty
Oley
McGrath
Long Island Irewery
Kendall
Coon
Town of
Mead Et al
Perskins
Hays
Loring
Benson
Linehan
Adams
Thwing
Coleman Et al
City of Canebridge
Olsen
Order of Iron Hall
Fotter
Compt
Ve Banks
Probate Court Essex County June 17 Harmon J
Wills proven names G L Abbott Andover Elizabeth Barnard Lynn Eunice Dorman Newburyport P H Leary Manchester Caroline Tewksbury Lynn Ellen Wilson Gloucester Daniel Webster Haverhill Inventories filed Hannah Hatch Salem 730236 Percy W Cole J E Cole minors Haverhill 1183433 George L Fears Fears Gloucester minors 2286530 G S Roberts minor Manchester 43850 C H Coffin Newburyport 6194136 Moses Bradstreet Rowley 554865 A C Andrews Essex 10365
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Abbott
Andover
Elizabeth Barnard
Lynn
Eunice Dorman
Newburyport
P. H. Leary
Manchester
Caroline
Civil session docket listing 1954 cases and parties
A civil session docket lists multiple cases with parties including Hill versus Lincoln Johnson v City of Boston Wood v Ames Hatch v Slattery Finkelstein v Levenson Clark v Dowley Brewer v Bicknell Randall v Bartlett Cottle v Gibson Downs v Atwood Kelley v Bearce Reindell v Brooks King v Timpson Phillips v Iay mond Birnbach v Fean cherirth Gohring v Krug OLeary v Hurley Lee v Kromer Grossman v Kime MacDonnell v Mer bride Hazlett v Joyce Ilyne Phillips v Croat Stevens v Gerry Nuremberg v Boise Holt v Miller Thomas v Bachel ider Bates v Yarring ton Kelley v Porter Newman v Straine Durgan v Greets wood Mebowell ye Jewelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Lincoln
Johnson
City of
Boston
Wood
Ames
Hatch
Slattery
LE. Court
Harpy
Lee
Bates
Yarrington
Kelley
Porter
Newman
Straine
Durgan
Greetswood
Mebowell Ye Jewelle
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Old Sol
Winthrop Aphelions
L. M. Clark
Francis Gray
A. J. Clark
William B. McClellan
W. H. Wilkinson
I. W. King
C. J. Means
Anchorage
Harrison Square
H. M.S
Hh. M.S
Lark
Sproul & Co
Ruth
Blanche
Wiley and Hiessone
Alice L
P. W. Lynch
Idol
Charles Wentworth
Charles Alley Seetee
Lengih
Fime
J. W. Ragdon
Rehede
Beasie
W. C. Cherrington
Mascot
T. G. Reed
Lucy
Sadie
Buntie
Little Dill
Grace
Minuet
Bertram & Jackson
Skipper
J. R. Tatts
Jre
N. M. Wells
Enigma
Small
Jaaein Cae
Neile
J. O. Leary
George Corbett
Hoodoo
Iota
Lizzie
Pettick’s Island
Puritan Club
James W. Cartwright, Jr
Peterboro
F. Dodge
Halcyon
H. D. Murphy
Juanita
Mr. Dodge
Cartwright
Llex
J. E. Lannon
South Boston Club
Winona
Lannon
Charles J. Whitten
Sagamore Club
Alena M
Joseph Senter
Senter
Dr. Gage
Vesper Club
John Campbell
The
Sagamores
Ethel G. Perkins
Somerville, Crystal
C. Kk. Whitten
Sagamores Hiena M
E. Whitten
Mr. Whitten
Fennessey
Peters
Blodgett
Burton
Waltham Sports
Birby
I. Mansfield
B. Champeneeere
J. Taylor
Wright B. Hubbard
Cgranett
B. Chambers
Senator Hoar
California Pioneers
Reorganized Fortyniners
Martin
Ewvuuc
Spiedel v. Hanagan
Sweet
Kuinkstone Nat. Bank
Diana Vy. Dall Wer
Mayo
Ind. AL. Mae
Poor
Sears
Lhompson
Oliver M. Hapgood
Horatio W. Southworth
J. Elder
A. 5
Wentworth
A. Hemenway
C. W. Bartlett
ER. I. Baker
G. Putnam
T. Russell
Rond
Kerce
Cunard Steamship Co
Hunt
Aldully Ivr
Uus
Kingsley
Merrit Ran
Lewinberg
Siin
Haieh
Amer
Web
Mons
Irons
Harrington
Nswift
A —Willis
Merchants
Ir@son and Miners’ T.Co
Sullivan
Parker
Atwood
Hosmer
Harper
Bisner, J
Ordear
Wre Ween
Hutchinson
Elec
Hapgood
Reed
G. L. Co
White
Barnard
Tarbell
Keals
West End
Eae Ae
Sarsfield
Seger
H. C. Copeland
Hohmeyer
Kogm
Parkman
Suffolk Savings Bank
Williams
Simonds
Barlow
Didot
Warren Vy
Lunt
Jenkins
Kingson Dene
Yo Neek
Hohenbeck
Mast _ Koos & Co
Guild
Thain
Fogarty
Connell
Grant
Morse
Galvin
McNaught
Campbell, Advix
Aul
Ts of
Hyde Park
Essex County
Harmon, J
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