Gould & Co. Fail Voluntary Assignment to Cobb
H A Gould & Co a Cambridge based dyestuffs dealer assigned to Charles K Cobb. Liabilities near 1 million dollars. Unsecured creditors few led by Ezra Farnsworth Israel Whitney Merchants National Bank Kidder Peabody Blake Bros Moors Massachusetts Loan and Trust. Causes include Brazil office losses unauthorized drafts in China and rubber trade failures. Gould confident assets cover all claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel G. Whitney
The
Merchandise National Bank
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Blake Bros. & Co
J. B. Moors & Co
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Gould
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
London
Para
Brazil
China
National Rubber Company
National
Mr. Gould
Brook Haven Rubber Shoe Company
Rumney
N. H
Stamford
Conn
Eza Farnsworth
Gould & Co
Ezra Farnsworth
Farnsworth
Ould
Harding
Cobb
Insolvencies Reported Including Bay State Felt Boot
J F Ferland Montreal contractor assigned liabilities 25000. Bay State Felt Boot and Shoe Co Haverhill files voluntary insolvency about 30000 assets include land building machinery stock. Len Carroll St Catherines Ont contractor failed liabilities 55000 assets unknown. L E Lindsay Co grocers Laconia NH attacked by Boston parties liabilities about 10000. Dun Co and E Russell Co report seven day US 188 Canada 44 failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ferland
Montreal
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
United States
Canada
Bay State Felt Boot and Shoe Company
Haverhill
Len Carroll
St. Catherine’s
Ont
L. E. Lindsay &Co
Grocers
Laconia
N. H
Boston
Resignation from Boston customs board by M P Curran
M P Curran after eight weeks of reassignments at Boston Customs transfers to New York duties resigns from the Boston board of examiners and as its secretary. He offers to assist in selecting a successor and thanks the Civil Service Commission for its courtesy. The commission replies with regret and thanks for his faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns
Boston Custom House
New York
M.P. Curran
United States Civil Service Commission
P. Curran
Curran
U. S. Civil Service ComMission
Wasuinoroy
D. C
Boston
Ereby
Board of Examiners
Charles Lyman
M P. Curran
Customs Board
Was Mrs Coburn murdered Autopsy reveals possible double shooting
Medical Examiner Draper reports Mrs Coburn was shot twice with the first bullet entering under the chin and the second on the opposite side. Coburn’s mother and witnesses recall two roof shots around seven. The case hinges on whether the death was murder or self harm with conflicting accounts. Both bodies lie at City Hospital morgue with funerals planned for Mrs Coburn and Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn
Draper
Frank Huntington
Watts
Mahony
New York
Boston
City Hospital
Delta Detained Berth to Hayti Cargo Sparks Suspicion
The British steamer Delta, cleared for Hayti with suspected rebel supplies, was detained briefly in Boston Harbor. Col lector Saltonstall ruled to release after a hearing due to lack of contraband evidence. Hayden consul B C Clark warned of possible intrigue and planned to inform the Haytien government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Harbor
Haytiens
Delta
Saltonstall
B. C. Clark
Hayden
Post
Hayti
Inagua
Port-du-Paix
Haytien
Councilman Meyer Seeks Cost of Widening Van Rensselaer Place
At a recent meeting Councilman Meyer of Ward 9 urged reporting the expense to widen Van Rensselaer Place to forty feet and extend to Park Square from Tremont Street. The move, referred to the streets committee, aims for a new thoroughfare to relieve Tremont Street. Estimates ranged from 200000 to 500000, with 25 percent for city betterments possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Meyer
Ward 9
City Council
van Rensselaer Place
Park Square
Tremont Street
Committee On
Fraser
Post
Boylston Street
Smith
Parksquare
Harvard University Calendar March 3 9 9 4 events
Harvard University calendar items list lectures seminars and services from March 3 to March 9. Notable events include Phillips Brooks lecture at Appleton Chapel, an illustrated talk on the Parthenon marbles, seminars at Jefferson Physical Laboratory and Divinity School, and Vesper services weekly at Ippieton Chapel. Orchestral concert by Boston Symphony at Sanders Theatre is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton Chapel
Phillips Brooks
D.D
Wheeler
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
G. R. Freeman
Lowell Street
M. Deutscher Verein
Goethe
A. A. Ripley
Sound
Whiting
Jefferson
Physical Laboratory
Ippieton Chapel
The
Parthenon
Divinity School
M. Resnaden
Richardson
Scott
Henry Fielding
Sever
Beta Theta Pi hosts eighth annual meeting at Parker House
Fraternity delegates from Harvard to California gather for toasts led by John S. Covington. Bridgewater Club, Symonds Alumni Association, and Zeta Psi group hold reunions at Parker’s and Thorndike with officers elected. Notables and attendees include C. W. Penrose, H. A. Metz, P. Royce, J. Powers, J. Rog ro, and many from New York, Boston, and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta Pi College
Parker House
Harvard
Boston University
Amherst
Yale
Wesleyan
Williams
Miami
Knox
Maine State
Brown
Ohio State
Beloit
Stevens
St. Lawrence
Columbia
California
Northwestern
Iowa Wesleyan
Denver
Kansas State
John S. Covington
C. G. Cushman
C. N. Zeublin
Charles Steeré
F. B
C. S. Fisher
G. F. Guild
Symonds Alumni Association
Thorndike
L. W. Collings
Emily Fifield
E. P. Seaver
Hopkins
Garland
Weston
Pingree
New England Association of the Zeta Psi
Parker
Henry Walker
Hasty
Boston Fruit Exchange to Debate New Collection Department
The Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange will hold its regular meeting today at 2 p.m. to consider a proposed bylaw addition establishing a collection department. An inquest on Nicholas Furlong’s murder at Maverick wharf is set for today, with Borman under arrest. The liquor license applications for 790 sellers begin next week, to be reviewed after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Hardy
Municipal Court
Nicholas Furlong
Maverick Wharf
Boston
Borman
the Board of Police
Hart
Quincy Market
Harris 8. Bean
Melvin C. McCrillis
Somerville
New York
Washington
Park Commissioners
Parkway
Back Bay
Franklin Park
Tos
R. J. Lombard
Bayard
J. J. Arakelyan
Sublime Porte
Turkey
Mr. Arakelyan
Arakelyan
Armenia
Robarts Harper
London
Tremont Temple
Authors Reading at Boston Museum Draws Noted Figures
Colonel Richard Malcolm Johnston of Baltimore known for readings with Mark Twain will participate for the International Copyright Association at the Boston Museum on Thursday next. Edmund Clarence Stedman also invited to read. Advance ticket orders are excellent, suggesting a larger opening sale than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Malcolm Johnston
Baltimore
Mark Twain
International Copyright Association
Boston Museum
Edmund Clarence Stedman
YWCA Announces Annual Meeting With Reverends Gregg Smyth
Friends of the Young Women's Christian Association are reminded of the annual meeting next Monday evening at the Association building corner of Berkeley and Appleton streets. Speakers include Rev. Drs. Gregg and Smyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
Berkeley and
Appleton Streets
Drs. Gregg
J. K. Smyth
Railway Mail Service History by Thomas L. James
Ex-Postmaster General Thomas L. James writes in Scribner's Magazine for March on the railway mail service. The piece urges business readers and students of government to read and ponder its history and implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. James
Scribner’s Magazine
Courts Rule On Adams Patent Infringement Case
United States Circuit Court March 1 denies contempt motion in Hood v Boston Car Spring Co. The opinion rejects the claim that Adams process for rubber coating copper alloys is required, finding defendants use a copper zinc alloy via standard electro metallurgical plating. Others include verdicts in suits by D W Starratt and Delia McIntyre against William Lovering, and Noah Plympton against Dunn, with mixed rulings and notes on evidence and contract burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Coxrt
George H. Hood
Boston Car Spring Company
Justice Gray
Colt
Thomas W. Clarke
John L. S. Roberts
Ork
Philippine Islands
J. M. Browne
F. Cunningham
D. W. Starratt Et al
James F. Mullen
J. M. Way
T. J. Gargan
Delia McIntyre
William Lovering
F. Naphen
T. J. Morrison
Noah A. Plympton Et al
William F. Dunn
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
J. G. Holt
I. J. Gargan
Morse Transportation Company v Schooner Governor Ames Salvage Case
United States District Court entry dated March 1 lists Morse Transportation Company as libellant in a salvage dispute over services to the schooner Governor Ames from Georges Banks to this port. Attorneys L. Dabney F. Cunningham for libellant KK. P. Carver for claimants appear in the record of a resumed and unfinished matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Morse Transportation Company
Governor Ames
Duineine
Court rules porch does not breach deed restriction
Commonwealth's Court dismisses a petition by the attorney-general against the Spiritual Temple trustees over a Newbury street porch. The decision holds the porch projection does not violate the deed’s front-wall setback and allows the structure to stand. The case cites the deed language on porticoes and reserved space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth’s Court
Marcellus S. Ayer
Spiritual Temple
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
Metweeing
Newbury Street
Commonwealth
H.C. Bliss
William G. Russell
George Putnam
Caius McKinnon
James A. Norcross
Alston Station
Boston & Albany
James A. McGeough
B. Hopkins
Henry B. Ward
Elizabeth Cobb
Cambridge
F. L. Brown
Brown
Main Street
Henry . Ward
J. Thomas
Augustus Russ
George H. Poor
Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company
Thomas H. Bacon
Ernest Caduc
Ernest Cadue
Sarah T. Bacon
Holden
Cadue
H. N. Sheldon
J. R. Bullard
H. Emery
Fred H. Seavey
Boston
Cohen
Emery
Nonsuit
B. C. Moulton and
A. Loring
H. J. Edwards
Manufacturers’ National Bank of Boston
Continental Bank
J. G. Brandt
Bank of
J. Louis
Hathaway, Soule & Harrington
Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati
Bank of St
F H
New York
Superior Court Docket Briefs and Trial Schedule
No case ready for trial yesterday. The first session lists cases for Monday, second session entries include Spence v Paul for $1500 salary balance, with a large docket of civil actions, and fourth session notes resumed trials and motions with entries like Miller v Boston & Maine RR and Cleary v Carroll, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Blopgett
Sherman
Benjamin W. Spence
Amos Paul
W. A. Gaston
A. Hemenway
Lathrop
Margaret Sullivan
Robinson Fairbanks
Cambridge Street
Stamford Street
Driscoll
M.O. Adams
Thomas J. Gargan
B. C. Moulton
A. Loring
Eliza
Sawyer
Horace L. Grant
Lydia Gale
Amesbury
Gale
M. P. White
W. C. Cogswell
McLeod
Superior Court Convictions Include Fines and Prison Terms
March Hammann and J Edward Kerr presided as Superior Court notes several convictions. John Murray received six months at the house of correction for larceny. Edward Kelly faces one month in county jail for assault and battery. Michael Domby earns six months at the house of correction. others tied to liquor law face fines of 1560 and 100 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
March Hammann
J. Edward Kerr
John Murray
House of Correction
Edward Kelly
Michael Domby
Margaret » pGaity
Gan
Eat M.D. Larke
Forger of checks bound over in 2000 after court waiver
In municipal court on March 1 criminal session Exy Harpy and AdAms Jr Charles Crosby alias Howard allegedly forged checks and waived examination binding him over for $2000 to appear in the Superior Court Wary Zahn charged with perjury for swearing she was the wife of a brake man killed on a local road waived examination and held in $2500 for the grand jury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exy
Harpy and AdAms
Charles Crosby
Howard
Suerior
Wary Zahn
Insolvency Court March Meetings Listed by Case Numbers
Second meetings and first meetings were held in multiple insolvency cases noted by year and participants. The records list assignees, signees, and guarantors with dates ranging from 1626 to 1683 and include firms such as Tyng & Stockbridge and individuals like Morris J. Rothenberg and Charles L. Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKim
William Read, Jr
W. H. H. Emmons
Guaranty
Austin Bros
Loughlin & Baker
Louis J. Wyman
Edward H. Saxton
Nouth & Curtis
Ward & Johnson
John Hoch
Charles ¥. Light
John
Robert F. Viper
Charles R. Elder
Charles N. Wellington
Edward Baker
Peter F. Costello
Joseph J. Corbett
John H. Sweetser
Charles F. Ht
George W. Thayer
W. H. Prebel
J. L. B. Pratt
Edward J. Jones
Thomas B. Bishop
Tyng & Stockbridge
J. Cohen
Victor J. Loring
Oo E. Belien
Samuel P. Abbott
Asnee
J. J. McCarthy
Albert C. Mentzer
Emery & Hughes
George Pearce
C. F. Ht. Nees
W. P. Engel
E. J. F . Asaignes
James J. Howard
Wb. Orcut
Debtors and creditors petitions listed in court docket
A fragmented docket lists assignees and creditors petitions including M Gould C W Perkins Howe Talia Armstrong and Putnam Davis with cases Fogg v Hedge Gerry v Stevens Kenny v Young Emerson v Ruggles and Drake v Sears among others awaiting first hearing and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gould
C. W. Perkins
Arminda
MekKeen
John E
Howe
Clinton Gage
Talia
Eare
Fr. Hall
Aesignees
T. H. Armstrong
Isio
Putnam & Davis
Same
Vonn Folsom
Mores Meyers
Probate Court Suffolk County March 4 Trusts and Wills List
Probate court in Suffolk County schedules numerous accounts and petitions for March 4. Items include James Amory Appleton and Elizabeth Ballister estates, various trustees accounts, administrations and probate of wills for numerous individuals, with multiple real estate sales and appointment of trustees. Names appearing include Mary Ellen Arnold, Abby Baker, Catharine Baxter, John Bayley, Eben Bowen, Benjami n Bangs, John Champney, Cardwright, Bradiev Clark, John Theodore Clark, Aaron Cleveland, Amory Codman, Thomas Coffin, Joseph Coolidge, Mary Dillon, Andrew Emerson, Thomas Farmer, Michael Flaherty, John Gardner, Leavitt Gardner, Ann Harlow, John Hennessey, Zenas Howland, Lizzie Keefe, William Kent, M. J. Leary, Thomas Liversidge, Mary Walley Lodge, Darius Martin, James McKay, Abby Morton, Julia Murray, Bridget O Rourke, Samuel Pearce, Micaiah Pope, Asa Robinson, William Sargent, Charles Schultz, Richard Sears, Thomas Sewall, Eliza Shimmin, Lydia Sleeper, Gamaliel Smith, Caleb Stowell, Sarah Sullivan, Orray Taft Jr, Eli Waterhouse, Samuel Tileston, William Titcom, Edward Tuckerman, Lydia Tyler, Alonzo Wetherell, Sarah Wood, Fred Woodbury, Mary Woodbury, Elbridge Briggs, Sumner Mead. The docket lists numerous probate, administration, and trustee accounts and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
James Amory Appleton
Mary Ellen Arnold
Abby W. Baker
Elizabeth Fr. Ballister
Benjamin Bangs
Catharine A. Baxter
John P. Bayley
Sarah Bowdain
Eben KE. Bowen
Philander
Briggs
Peter C. Brooks
John Champney
Bee E Pua W. Cartwright
Bradiev M. Clark
John Theodore Clark
Aaron P. Cleveland
Amory Codman
Thomas M. Coffin
Joseph Coolidge
Mary Dillon
Andrew Emerson
Thomas Farmer
Michael Flaherty
Foster
John Gardner
Leavitt Gardner
Benjamin Lowell
Ann M. Harlow
John Hennessey
Zenas C. Howland
Lizzie Keefe
John J. Keefe
William H. Kent
M. J. Leary
Thomas Liversidge
Mary Walley Lodge
Darius A. Martin
James McKay
Asa Robinson
William Sargent
Charles 8. Schultz
Richard W. Sears
Thomas Sewall
Eliza Shimmin
Lydia A. Sleeper
Jason S. Bailey
Gamaliel B. Smith
Caleb Stowell
Sarah W. Sullivan
Orray A. Taft, Jr
Aeeee Suse B. ‘Thayer
Eli L. Waterhouse
Samuel Whittemore Tileston
William H. Titcom
Edward Tuckerman
Lydia A. Tyler
Alonzo B. Wetherell
Sarah A. Wood
Fred C. Woodbury
Mary G. Woodbury
Lewis Bb. Bailey
Elbridge G. Briggs
Sumner R. Mead
Lowell men convicted in assault cases at Superior Court
Middlesex Superior Court on March 1 sentenced J William Thompson, J Cassidy, and Fred W Leach of Lowell for assault and battery. Thompson received five years, Cassidy ten years, and Leach fifteen months in the house of correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Thompson
J. William J. Cassidy
Fred W. Leach
Lowell
House of Correcion
Superior Court Adjudicates Essex County Offenses
March proceedings list multiple convictions: Mason fined five dollars for assault plus eight dollars costs. Spinney fined one hundred dollars for liquor with fifteen dollars costs. Starling of Gloucester and Smith of Gloucester jailed for adultery. Murphy of Salem fined one hundred dollars for liquor with twenty five dollars costs and three months in jail. Driscoll of Salem fined one hundred fifty dollars for liquor with twenty five dollars costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Mason
Edward F. Devine
Lynn
Joseph F. Spinney
Ipswich
Lars Starling
Gloucester
House of Correction
Mina Smith
Woman’s Reformatory
John Murphy
Salem
Patrick O. Driscoll
Auction sale of private library by Leonard and Co
Messrs Leonard and Co will auction a private library rich in illustrated bindings rare editions and art collections. Highlights include Audubon Birds of America Cruikshankiana Napoleon art sets Holbein reproductions L Art Japonaise and fine editions from Dickens Thackeray Scott Cooper and other historical works. Sales begin at 10 and 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Leonard & Co
Audubon
Cruikshankiana
Musée Napoleon
Gerome
Goupil
Holbein
L’art Japonaise
London Art Journal
Apoleon
Dickens
Thackeray
Scott
Cooper
E. O Thompson Returns From London With New Spring Suits
Mr. E O Thompson sails home today on the steamer Lahn after supervising English clothing production for his customers in New York Philadelphia and the city. His shop at 344 Washington street now features elegant raced suits and overcoats in foreign styles and fabrics for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O.thompson
London
New York
Philadelphia
Washington Street
Dining Cars on Boston to New Haven Run by Moseley Name
Dining cars run between Boston and New Haven both ways on trains leaving Boston at 11 am and 4 pm and from New York at the same hours offer first class hotel quality tables. Caterers S. H. Moseley & Son, known for Moseley's New Haven House in New Haven operate the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Haven
Boston & Albany
New York
S. H. Moseley & Son
Moseley
New Haven House
Newaven
Forty Years of Macallar Parker & Co Boston House
The Transcript salutes Macallar Parker & Company on its fortieth anniversary, tracing its Worcester beginnings, Boston growth via Ann Street and Milk Street, a Providence branch, and a massive two-street estate. It highlights large staff, division of labor, strict quality control, and a revered place in dress goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Macallar, Parker & Company
California
Worcester
Boston
Old Ann Street
Milk Street
Old Washington Coffee House
Providence
Boston House
Waltham
Corliss
Transcript
Christian Association notes and conference schedule
The Rev Joseph Cook will address a mass meeting of young men at the Boston Young Men's Christian Association Sunday at 4 pm with a special musical programme by Joseph Stewart Percy J J Cooper and boy choristers. New England YMCAs secretaries and officials will hold a three day conference in Portland Maine starting March 7. Charlestown YMC A is being brought into better shape and about half the annual funding has been subscribed to cover debts and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Association
Joseph Cook
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Joseph Stewart
Percy J. J. Cooper
Young Men’s Christian Associations of
New England
Portland
Charlestown Young Men’s Christian Association
Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
Saniece
Heaven
Hell
B. Y. M. Christian Wxron
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Stoyan K. Vatraisky
Bigaria
Europe
Rab
Bulgaria
Vatraisky
Byron A. Robinson
George Fendall Taylor
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
E. F. Randolph
Arthur Burwell
Charles Miller
McDonald Brothers
Pere J. J. Cooper
J. Stuart
Gerrish
Thomas Spencer
Mr. Cooper
Barker
Joseph Stuart
Church OF the
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ames
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Christ
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
First Crayton
Berkeley
Marlboro Street
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
Fred L. H. Wiis
James H. Eager
Rome
Italy
South Congregational Cuuncil
Exeter Street
Hale
Boston
Copley Square
Edward A. Baron
Pentor
Wll
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
D.D
Wret Cuurch
Cambridge and
Lynde Streets
Francis G. Peabody
Allare
Boston Athletic Club Hires Panel for Governing Committee
A special meeting of the Boston Athletic Club appointed a five member committee to present five names for the governing committee. The names will be voted on at the April meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Club
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate, Williams Endorses Nerve Tonic
Dr. S L Williams of Clarence Iowa reports success using Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a nerve tonic in neuragic fever uterine difficulties and general tonic applications. He says it is the best nerve tonic he has ever used and recommends it confidently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
S. L. Williams
Clarence
Iowa
Sunday Church Notices and Services Across Boston
A roundup of church services and events across Boston and environs. Listings include Rev Brooke Herford at Arlington Street Church, Union Hall lectures by Stoyan K Vatraisky, B Y M C A activities, and multiple congregations detailing sermon topics, communion times, and Sunday schools. Names of ministers, halls, and venues appear across numerous churches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. A. Gould & CO. Fail
Charles K. Cobb
MR. Curran
Civil Service Examiners
Harvard University
Beta Theta Pi
Bridgewater Club
Keupion
Young
S—C. W. Penrose
H. A. Metz
E. L. Bates
GC. F. Hannerford
A. R. Wright
W. W. Old
Norfolk
P. C. Royce
Hartford
Gardiner
C. H. Osgood
Leagiston
Leonard A. Morrison
Windham
N. H. Quincy
H. A. Marsh
Chicopee
John Rogro
Kennebunkport
F. 8. Ramsey
Balmore
J. G. Goodrich
Port Richmond
James A. Hall
Columbus
John J Powers
Rochester
N. Y
C. A. Palmer
St. John
F. Bugley
EK. Maud Clark
Dr. Dench
E. Peckham
W. C. Merrill
Peabody
Adams
John Shawnn Keane
Bancroft End
Concord N. H
L. V. Poole
Windsor
C. Walter
St. Johnsbury
J. L. Ely
B. Cross
D. W. Gibbs
Toledo
Henry Demar
Cincinnati
Rankindee
Picky Kan
J. M. Hall
Marshall
Peoria
Peoria, Jr; J Mmes Elmira, ; E. Chesrown
Akron
H. Caldwell
Titusville
Penn
F. Clark
Cohoes
G. C. Rackett
A.nnn Tompkins
Rondout
John Eitt
George E. Dickinson
Brunswick
Charles N. Tainter
W. H
James FE
Hellman
W. L. Gazzam
Seattle
Wash
John Shaw
Kingsbury
Spence
Paul
McKay
Harker
Horton
Hake
Boston Ce Co
Tefton
Mulvey
Alley
Free
Clifford
Boston Wall Paper Co
Oberlander
Carstairs
Walker
Spofford
Higgins
Ropes
Fitchbu
Tuttle
Litchfield
Hood
Goldthwaite
Edmands
Nawn
Keefe
Boston & Maine RR
Rowe
Canney
Hannah
Matthews
Clark
Royal Arcanuima
Greene
Conant
Kohler
Sliss
Eastman
Gurney
Sears
Estey
Ashley
Jacobs
Bates
Ferrin
Place
Phenix Brew
Campbell
Capprell
Brew
Gallasher
Despreaux
Lond
Mullen
Miller
Boston & Maine
Cleary
Carroll
Hkridge
Morrison
Cox
Boston & Me
Shea
Connelly
Jones
Grief
Man
Wade
Shepard
Byal Pati
Sixie Hobs’ Co
U. S
Peilada
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