St John’s Day Observances Across Boston and Plymouth
St John’s Day events united Masonic bodies with joint observances in Boston South and Portland Maine. Knights Templars from St Omer Commandery hosted Portland Commandery with a parade to Plymouth and a banquet at Parker House. Messages honored liberty and fraternal bonds amid festivities in Haverhill and Highland Lake.
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Boston
Parker House
Wall River
St. John’s
St. Omer Commandery
Knights Templars
South Boston
Portland Commandery
No. 2
Portland
Knights of
St. Omer
Albert H. White
Masonic Hall
Boston & Maine
Clayton J. Farrington
Old Colony
Plymouth
National Monument
Plymouth Rock
Odd Fellows
D. H. Maynard
Samoset House
William S. Danforth
Pilgrim Society
Cole’s Hill
Court House
Old Burying Ground
Pilgrim Hall
Portland Company
John W. Cadman
Knight White
Commandery
Pine Tree
J. Harrington
Charles
Maine
New England
James Swords
Seth C. Gordon
John_ W. Cadmoun
Knight Nathan Cleaves
John KE. Sawyer
William E. Gibbs
Stillman B. Allen
Boston Commandery
James M. G
St. John’s Day
Rising Sun Lodge
A. M
Highland Lake Grove
Edwin Garrison Walker
Andrew B. Lattimore
French Canadian Festivities Open With Mass Parades
In Fall River and nearby towns on June 24 delegations arrived for a three day fête. A 150 voice choir will perform Te Deum and Canadian airs as a parade from Davol Street to the college grounds ends with a banquet at the Wilbur House.
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Fall River
Davel Street
College Grounds
Father Dupré
Sorel
Canada
St. Jean Baptiste
River Lairet
French Opera Night at Music Hall Promenades
Georgine von Januschowsky will be soloist for a French Opera Night at the Music Hall promenades this evening featuring operatic selections. The program includes the Girolte-Giroffa overture and aria from La Belle Helene, a Falka selection, a La Jolie Persane song, Offenbachiana, and an aria from Les Dragons de Villars. The concert season ends July 6 with the Neuendorff testimonial on Monday July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Georgine von Januschowsky
Girotle-Giroffa
Harvard Annex Commencement Honors Five Women
Five graduates completed the Harvard course of study under the Society for the Collegiate Instruction of Women at Fay House. Effie Lanagan led in classics with high rank, joined by Rose Foley Catharine Wentworth Green Fannie Holman and Leonora Vinal. Mrs Agassiz summarized the year’s work, noting lab and library improvements and the students’ love of learning.
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Harvard
Society For the Collegiate Instruction of
Effie Lanagan
Rose Foley
Catharine Wentworth Green
Fannie Holman
Leonora Vinal
E. Stuart
Fay House
Aldermen Push Land Purchase and City Projects in Routine Session
The Boston board of aldermen held a routine meeting with Mayor Hart nominating Irwin Clarke to replace Alfred C. Whitney as East Boston ferries director. Land purchase for a Sudbury River basin and a $150,000 loan were postponed to the next meeting. The body planned an Ashland visit and discussed fire safety, railroad track coverings, and a monument site in the Public Garden. Doogue presented his tenth annual Public Garden report with photographs and rebuttals to recent criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Irwin Clarke
East Boston Ferries
Alfred C. Whitney
Boston Water Board
Hopkinton
Ashland
Sudbury River
Water Commissioners
Board of Health
Board of Aldermen
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Park C Commissioners
Westchester Park
Brookline Avenue
Fourth Avenue
New York
Fire Commissioners
Doogue
Meeting of the Volapuk Study Club at 186 Washington Street
About twenty-five attendees gathered to elect officers for a Volapuk study club. Frederic Mitchell was chosen president, Bernhard Supple vice president, Grace Robinson recording secretary, Dr. Smith corresponding secretary, and Charles Beale librarian. The group noted postal cards from twenty three countries and a growing body of Volapuk literature. The club plans to reconvene next Monday evening at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Frederic W. Mitchell
Bernhard F. Supple
Grace Robinson
Smith
Charles C. Beale
Miss Prue
Miss Means
Beale
Volapuk
Prince Rudolph
Dinner to inspector Boynton farewell in Boston
Post office officials tied to T. J. Boynton held a farewell dinner at Youngs. Bill Dale presided with George H. Evans and John K. Smith among the attendees. Speakers praised Boyntons efficiency and charm while lamenting his departure due to political duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boynton
Post Office
T. J. Boynton
Young's
Bill” Dale
George H. Evans
John K. Smith
Henry 5. Adams
A. B. Weston
Henry Thomas
Mark Field
Boston
William H. Buckley
Postminster
Clergymen Vacation Contact List Sought by Boston Union
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union asks ministers of all denominations to mail a postal card with their Boston or nearby addresses for July August and part of September. The list helps families find clergy during vacation periods and can be consulted at 18 Boylston Street daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
William H. Baldwin
Boyiston _ street
Arrest of Daniel Manning for jewelry theft last night
Special Officers Johnson and Trydertof Station 1 arrested Daniel Manning on a warrant charging him with stealing a pair of earrings valued at $60 and a chain valued at $15, the property of L. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Trydertof Station
Daniel Manning
L. Hamilton
Wild Goose Chase to Clean Loose Without Pyle's Pearline
A fragment notes an effort described as a wild goose chase to clean a loose item using no Pyle's Pearline. The line hints at a cleaning task or housekeeping urge without the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Gitana’s Mediterranean voyage ends with brave seas and loss
The Gitana owned by William F. Weld returned to Boston after a dramatic cruise from February to June. A sailor was washed overboard during a heavy gale near Carthagena, presumed drowned. the vessel rode out the storm and continued to Naples and Nice before returning home with crew praising the yacht as a superb, seaworthy craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gitana
William F. Weld
Mediterranean
George Haff
Alice
Boston
Gibraltar
Malaga
Carthagena
John Benson
Norway
Algiers
Tunis
Goletta
Girgenti
Sicily
Malta
Syracuse
Messina
Naples
Nice
Villa Franca
Rock
Atlantic
Brown’s Banks
Boston Light
Haff
Annual Hull Yacht Club Cruise Notice
Commodore Whitten of the Hull Yacht Club issues the first general order for the annual cruise. Report on board the flagship on Wednesday evening June 26 1889 to arrange details for the cruise starting Saturday June 29 1889. Yachts rendezvous Hull Friday evening June 28. captains report on board commodore's yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Commodore Whitten
Flagsure TrouBapour
Hull
Fnday
Oye
C. V. Wuhrren
L. 8S
Jordan
Ladies' Night at Dorchester Yacht Club A Success
The Dorchester Yacht Club held its first Ladies Night at the club anchorage Harrison Square with about 200 attendees. Yachts decorated with lights and fireworks lined the harbor while dancing, piano and banjo music entertained guests and a lavish collation was served. The event credited the house committee for its hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Dorchester Yacht Club
Anchorage
Harrison Square
Wiana
Soley
Bohemian
W.T. Lambert
Clytie
Eri. H. Batcheller
Rose G
M. M. Cunnitt
Nomad
William O. Gay
Ethel
T. W. King
Malvena
A. J. Lovett
Miss Goodrich
Messrs
Frank A. Foster
J. Andrew Jones
House
Royal Mersey Yacht Club Regatta Sees Yarana Win
The Royal Mersey Yacht Club regatta on a forty seven mile course was led at halfway by Valkyrie with Yarana Irex and Deerhoun d close behind. On return Irex moved to second but Yarana overtook to win on time with Deerhound second and Irex third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Mersey Yacht Club
London
Valkyrie
Irex
Deerhound
Yarana
Changes in the Revenue Service Name Abbey Superintendent of Life Saving Stations
Captain Charles A. Abbey of the revenue cutter A Gallatin is promoted to superintendent of life saving stations with headquarters in New York City. He succeeds Captain Merriman, now on waiting orders due to ill health, and will serve under General Superintendent Kimball. Lieutenant E. Maguire will command the Gallatin temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue Service
Charles A. Abbey
A. Gallatin
New York City
Merriman
Barders
Kimball
Abbey
The
Gallatin
5. E. Maguire
City Notes On Fires Accidents And Local News
Notable events include Charles A. Gage dying after jumping from a window during a Friday fire, the sixth victim, and H L Bartlett pensioned by fire commissioners. Arrests for lease forgery, a man killed while stopping a runaway horse, a street railway driver injured, a missing 72 year old, boarding house notices, and groundwork on the State House extension on Beacon Hill with satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Gage
Heyer Bros
Summer Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Albert P. Gage
H. L. Bartlett
Dugan and Collins
Narcisse Lavallee
Colby Wringer Company
John White
Cambridgeport
City Hospital
James Flanagan
West End Street Railway Company
Malden
Jonas Benjamin
Cotting Street
Young Men’s Christian Union
The
Christian Union
State House
Beacon Hill
Mayor Harrs Circular Calls for Precinct Officers
Mayor Harr issues circular to Republican and Democratic ward and city committees detailing September appointments for 286 precincts. Announces required selection of wardens clerk inspectors and ballot staff from top two parties and urges nominations by Aug 15 to ensure fit officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Board of Aldermen
Thomas N. Harr
Dinners and Guests at Boston Men’s Fraternal Gatherings
A St John’s Day dinner lineup at the United States Hotel featured J Lovering Thayer presiding with Past Commanders Albert Noble A L Shattuck and others. Harvard 86 alumni dined at Young’s hosted by R F Rogers of Washington DC. Numerous arrivals and mixed groupings from Parker House Vendome Tremont and Vendome hotels accompanied by a long guest list from cities and towns across the region. The Good Fellows Club held its second Parker House dinner as Prohibition and High License themes sparked discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
S. A
United States
J. Lovering Thayer
Albert Noble
A. L. Shattuck
Ilustrious
Breeden
Pratt
T.P.G.M
Samuel Hathaway
Harvard
E. J. Boyle
Boyle Bros
Providence
KRL
Parker House
Oscar Lanner
Good Fellows’ Club
Transfer of Captain McNult to Watervliet
Captain McNult, longtimeWatertown Arsenal officer, is ordered to Watervliet New York. Captain A L Varney of Rock Island Illinois will assume his duties about July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnult
McNult
Watertown Arsenal
Watervleit
Troy
N. Y
A. L. Varney
Rock Island, Il
Hoosiers Played Good Ball In Early Indiana Boston Game Notes
Indianapolis report of a close contest between the local club and Boston with standout catching by Daily. Also coverage of Chicago vs New York and Cleveland vs Philadelphia games with multiple errors, base hits, and notable plays across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Boston
Bostons
N. BH
PO. A. E
It. BH
PO. A. Ee
Glasscock
O Johnston
Sullivan
O'Kelly
Hiz.es
Oifiro
Denny
Getzvin
Clarkson
Esa Es
Borghese So
Se Na Estes
Seery
McGeachy
Bassett
Johnston
Brouthers
Richardson
Brown
Kelly
Getz#in
Hines
Quinn
Nash
Bennett
Curry
Cutcaco
Gumbert
New York
Burns
Chicago
Crane
O’ Rourke
Ewing
Connor
Pittsburgs
Washingtons
Hanlon
Wilmot
Beckley
Carney
Maurito
Olrwin
Kuehne
Sweeney
Smith
Haddock
Lauer
Dalvea
Staley
Healy
Khan
Hoy
Pittsburgh
Maul
Dunlap
Wise
Daily
Daily (3). Hit By Pitched ball—Smith
Vampire—Pessenden
Sime
Early baseball scores from various city matchups
In Philadelphia Baltimore games the Athletics led 10 to 8. Brooklyn defeated Columbus 13 to 7. Hartford hosted Jersey City with Jersey Citys losing 13 to 2. Worcester edged Wilkes Barres 6 to 2. New Haven beat Newark 13 to 6 in the New Haven Newark matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimores
Athletics
Brooklyn
Columbus
Brooklyns
Hartford
Hartfords
Jersey Citys
Worcester
Worcesters
Wilkesbarres
New Haven
Newarks
New Havens
Boston Public School Graduates In First Exhibition Series
The Boston public schools opened a series of graduation exhibitions with 90 in the advanced class and 102 in the senior class at the girls high school on West Newton Street. Exhibits included chemistry photography projects, astronomy images, French compositions, and Shakespeare letters. Closing exercises followed at Dwight Mt Vernon Franklin Hugh O Brien with 48 16 40 and 60 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Girls’ High School
West Newton Street
Mary L. Green
Carrie H. Conley
de Luynes
Montpensier
Julia K. Ordway
Essex
Pembroke
Annie M. Mulcahy
Emily H. McDonald
Persis
Davis
Caroline W. Horne
Alice L. Wheaton
Emma W. Burt
Middlesex Fells
Carrie Cushing
Margaret I. Stevenson
Wordsworth
Mary W. Newton
Lizzie M. Grant
Lora A. Guernsey
Grace L Cleveland
Mary ©. Ware
Een N. Swan
Dwight
Mt. Vernon
Franklin
Hugh O' Brien
Essex Liberal Church Conference Tracks Schedule Change
The Essex conference of Liberal Christian churches will meet in Peabody Unitarian Church on Wednesday instead of Thursday with addresses by Revs. A. M. Knapp C. A. Allen and F. S. Hornbrooke. Elastic Starch puts on a beautiful polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Conference OF Liberal Churches
Essex Conference of Liberal Christian Churches
Unitarian Church
Peabody
Mass
A. M. Knapp
C. A. Allen
F. 5
Boston Democrats tighten bylaws and plan Friday caucuses
The Boston Democratic city committee met in the Meionaon last evening, adopted amendments to bylaws, and voted to hold caucuses Friday to choose new city committee members. A Mullane resignation dispute and multiple section rewirings dominated hours, with auditing and printing committees named and discipline rules strengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Meionaon
New City Committee
Barry
Ward 12
J. H. Mullane
Stack
Ward
Alderman Murphy
Mullane
E. C. Donnelly
Messrs. Dwyer and
Keenan
McLaughlin
Boston
P. J. Maguire
Murphy
Ucket
Benninks Celebrate 20th Wedding Anniversary in Cambridge
Ex-Representative G. H. Bennink and wife marked twenty years of marriage at their Cambridge home on Lee street with over 200 guests. Attendees included former officials, educators, and local professionals. music by Professor E. L. Gurney and F. L. Pratt provided entertainment. Gifts were described as handsome and costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Bennink
Cambridge
Lee Street
F. H. Holton
J. G. Ball
George Close
L. E. Bennink
Louis Crone
U.S.A
Lexington
W. F. Bradbury
Alderman Sortwell
D. N. Beach
Lyman Fuller
J. 8. Barrell
Harvard Grammar School
John Hopewell, Jr
W. S. Spalding
W. B. Howland
George F. Ricker
H. K. Osborne
George S. Hutchins
A. E
A. L. Bennink
5. A. Ellis
E. L. Gurney
F. L. Pratt
Mrs. Bennini
Somerville School Board Eyes English High School
A committee from the Somerville school board recommended creating an English high school after studying crowded conditions at the current high school and in primaries and grammar schools. The truant officer counted 1862 pupils ages 6 to 16 and 4278 ages 8 to 15, up 176 from last year, with many classes in public halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville School Board
Young Democrats Elect New Members at Massachusetts Club
Harvey Collison led a Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts meeting at Washington Street headquarters. The proposed amendment on corresponding members was rejected. New members include Caleb Briggs Jr in Lawrence John Burnett of Southboro William Coughlan of Lowell Augustin Daly of Cambridge Charles Davis of Plymouth Edgar Dodge of Natick M Howell Garfield of Maynard Samuel Goodhue of Salem Gustave Hay Jr in Boston Isaac Jackson of Plymouth Thomas Lee of Lowell Walter Littlefield of Boston Charles Parmenter of Charlestown Lorenzo Reed of South Acton George Richardson of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Collison
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Washington Street
Caleb I. Briggs, Jr
Lawrence
John T. Burnett
Southboro
William J. Coughlan
Lowell
Augustin J. Daly
Cambridge
Charles 8. Davis
Plymouth
Edgar 5. Dodge
Natick
M. Howell Garfield
American Powder Mills
Maynard
Samuel Amory Goodhue
Salem
Gustavus Hay, Jr
Boston
Isaac M. Jackson
Thomas C. Lee
Walter 8. Littlefield
Charles B. Parmenter
Charlestown
Lorenzo E. Reed
South Acton
George M. Richardson
Court action over glove fastener patents in 1887 suit
United States Circuit Court hears a bill to restrain infringement of glove fastener patents. Plaintiffs cite six patents linked to Richardson Mead and others. two dropped after multifariousness plea. Defendant rejects original inventor claims and asserts a separate patent 359615. Hearing held with counsel for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Circuit Court
Cout
J. Ball and Socket Fastener Company
Edward J. Kraetzer
William 5. Richardson
Albert Gallatin Mead
T. W. Clarke
F. P. Fish
John R. Bennett
William B. H. Dowse
Grand jury to convene in June term court session
United States District Court announces the June term opens today on Tuesday with a grand jury to consider presentments the district attorney may file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Grand Jury
Thompson v City of Boston Damages for Park Land Take
In Superior Court second session June 24 Judge Thompson hears Hunt versus City of Boston a petition for assessment of damages for taking 606315 feet of land for West Roxbury Park in 1884. Resumed from last week with PP A Collins and F L Evans for petitioner and A J Bailey for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Jury Waives Cases Set For June 25 Calendar
Superior Court Middlesex County lists Aldrich as judge with jury waived cases scheduled for June 25. Calendar pages 23 24 and 265 noted.
Superior Court Docket Items Include Liquor Law Violations
In Sherman on June 24 Judge Ellen O'Brien presided with a jury in session. Case records list Commonwealth vs. Harkins for larceny and multiple Separate cases of Same v. Billings and others for liquor law violations and related offenses. Additional entries include larceny and gaming charges against several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Ellen O’brien
Commonwealth
Harkins
Same
Billings
Shiy
Lavanister
Freeman
Nash
Allen
Hunt
Saime
Cannon
Sime
James Dacey
Dacey
Waters
Administrators Named for Several Estates and Probates
Administrators appointed for the estates of Bridget Keough Edward F Seavers Sarah M Shillaper Thomas F Concannon Cornelius J Lyons Sarah E Reed Hannah G Mudge Mary F Goodale Richard Henry Gay Herbert J Burrell Robert Churchill Mary Carroll J Francis Kenniff Daniel Gilfeather Deborah Peterson Charles W Brown. Wills admitted to probate include John English Katy Lou Saval A Hodges Daniel V Foltz Charles T Powell Peleg W Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Keough
Edward F. Seavers
Sarah M. Shillaper
Thomas F. Concannon
Cornelius J. Lyons
Sarah E. Reed
Hannah G. Brown
Harriet N. Mudge
Mary F. Goodale
Richard Henry Gay
Herbert J. Burrell
Robert Churchill
Mary Carroll
J. Francis Kenniff
Daniel Gilfeather
Deborah Peterson
Charles W. Brown
Probate Court Lists Wills and Administrations for Essex County
In Salem on June 24 Harmon J. proves wills for Sarah C. Geary Ann b Jones Amesbury and Michael Moran Amesbury. Admin orders issued for Judith Bailey Ipswich Johanna E Carens Newburyport Louise J Gilman Lynn John Grant Newburyport Charles R Julyn Salem George B. Martin Danvers Alva M L Paul Lynn William Perrin Andover Benjamin W. Perry Danvers Hannah feet Danvers and George W. Rennard Middleton. Inventories filed include Freeman Carlton Haverhill 5957 Luraney H Johnson Lynn 440590 Thomas Lomasney Salem 3000 Fanny W Morton Amesbury 619367 Barbara Reed Salem 5818 Frances M Spofford Marine ae 688331 Lucy A Tucker Lynn 371242. The will of Ann B Jones leaves 400 to Anna Jaques Hospital Newburyport 200 to Amesbury Y M C A and 100 to Amesbury Benevolent Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmon
Sarah C. Geary
Newburyport
Ann B. Jones
Amesbury
Michael Moran
Amesury
Judith Bailey
Ipswich
Johanna E. Carens
Louise J. Gilman
Lynn
John Grant
Charles R. Julyn
George B. Martin
Danvers
Alva ML. Paul
Arin Ae
Lucy A. Tucker
Anna Jaques Hospital
Amesbury Y. M. C. A
Amesbury Benevolent Society
Notes on the Hancock House Hall and family memories
Dorothy Hancock White recalls a building once projecting from the Hancock house on Beacon Street. She says the hall was reserved for the Governor’s state dinners and dancing parties, not ordinary use, and recalls childhood games along a boundary wall with the State House. The piece ties family history to the site of Hancock relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Hancock House
Beacon Street
Dorothy Hancock (Gardner) White
Ferdinand E. White
Boston
Governor Hancock
John Gardner
Hancock Avenue
Madam Hancock
Madam Scott
Winding Up of the Pops at Music Hall
Announcement says the last Popular concert of the season will be July 6 at Music Hall. Management confirms five weeks is the profitable run, with patronage dropping after the city’s early July exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POPS
Music Hall
Boot and Shoe Buyers Represent Major Firms
Allentown Penn L DD Krause and Whitney of Cleveland lead buyers in a regional shoe trade circle. Other named firms include Ehrlich Sons of Philadelphia, Whelpus Dodge Palmer Minneapolis, Heffelfinger North Star in Minneapolis, Tracy C P Tracy St Louis, Schafer Swarts in St Louis, Vimont Clark Shoe Co St Paul, and Foot Schulze in Am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
E Ehrlich
M Ehrlich & Sons
Tre
M Whelps
Whelus, Dodge & Palmer Co
Minneapolis
Minn
B Heffelfinger
North Star Boot and Shoe Company
Portsmouth
H R Tracy
C P Tracy & Co
St Louis
John H Xchafer
Schafer, Swarts & Co
J M Vimont
Clark Shoe Company
St Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. L. Gillespie
Corps of United States Engineers
Vendome
Tom” Ochiltree
Texas
Tremont House
Parker
George Stewart
Haversham
William N. Hoag
David Hooper
James Rk.taylor
Joseph McKay
St. Paul
Henry Strong
W. J. Phelan
Halifax
H. ©. Francis
W.H. Daly
Pitsburg
W. M. van Anden
N. Y. Crawford
E. E
R. H. Colesworth
Buffalo
Bb. M. Sherill
Louisville
J. K. P. Balch
Lyons
Henry M. Fenno
Rochester
Quincy
J. H. Hildreth
Wilkesbarre
Penn
J.l. Harris
Omaha
Thomas Kerr
Glasgow
John Elliott
Toronto
W. Proctor
Tremont
F. Mudgett
Manchester
N. H
William 8. Bryant
Denver
Col
BR. Trask
St. Louis
Charles Elliot
San Francisco
J. S. Leaming
Cape May
N. J
Louis Ross
G. W. Mc. Keily
Cherokee
Wis
J. Watson Taylor
England
William Henry Wood
John M. McKenney
Anniston
Ala
Charles S. Ganson and Family
Mrs. Archer Loomis
J. Mitchell
N. Senn
Milwaukee
Garland Pollard
W. C. Whittemore
Washington
M. E. W. Jones
Nashville
Tenn
H. L. Foote
St. Joseph
Thomas N. Turber
Colorado Springs
M. A. Shipley
Avon Gray
Birmingham
Eng
H. M. Sessions
Atlanta
B. F. Fertish
O. Adams
Ber. Woodward
W. H. Cockerline
Horatio Adams
Kingston
John I. McChesney
Aberdeen
Scotland
Thorndike
W. W. Carey
C. D. Warren
H.C Enon
Waukesha
Wils
G. A. Williams
Sharon Springs
Murdock
Frank Woodbury
Charles F. Eddy
Bay City
Mich
T. W. B. Platt
Baltimore
Hoosiers
Chicagos
Clevelands
New Yorks
R. BH. PO. A. Esch
BI. PO. A
Ryan
Gore
Hite
Tiernanis
Duffy
Angon
OU Connor
Pfeffer
OU Richa
Darling
O’rourke
Iljilatfield
Whitney
Bastian
O'Crane
van Haltren
Hatfield
Conner
Lynch
Cleveland
Casey
Philadelphias
A. Light
Radford
Farrar
Teveau
Oj Decker
Snyder
O Hallman
Bakely
McKean
Twitchell
Tebeau
Mulvey
Stricker
Lakely
Hallman
Strick
McAleer
Switchell
Fogarty
Thompson
McQuaid
Pittsburg
Ewee
Cigvgianar
Ece
Awe
Sam
Boston School
Boston Democrats
Bennink
Somerville Schools
Young Democrats
United
Suffolk County
McKim, J
Allentown, Penn
Krause
K& Whitney of Whitney, Bowen
GC. H. Graves & Sons
Hawkins St
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