Boston School Supervisors Bill Falls In House Vote
In the General Court the debate over a bill on the tenure of Boston school officials continued. Supporters and opponents argued over whether supervisors were needed and how long teachers should serve before eligibility. Amendments were adopted. the bill was rejected 65 to 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Davis
Somerville
Means
Maccabe
Cook
Weymouth
Wheeler
Rutland
Boston School Committee
Morison
Safety of Passengers Bill Sparks House Debate
The House debated a bill to promote passenger safety on steam railroads with amendments by Mr Taft of Gloucester extending coverage to passenger and palace car companies and platform safes. Mr Sohier questioned delaying tactics while Mr Wardwell cited a finance limit. the measure was recommitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taft
Gloucester
Commonwealth
Taft
Sohier
Beverly
Wardwell
Haverhill
Liability Of Employers And Employee Death Law
A court ruling clarifies that under the employers liability act, to recover in a death case against a corporation the death must be instantaneous for maximum recovery. Williams of Dedham presented an order under a suspended rule. The discussion also considers amending Chapter 270 of 1887 to allow a remedy by action for non instantaneous deaths with conscious suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dedham
House Acts on Factory Inspectors Appeals and Name Change
Under suspension of the twelfth joint rule an order was presented in the House relative to appeals from decisions of inspectors of factories and public buildings. The petition of the Florence Street M. E. Church in Springfield for a change of name came in under a similar suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Street
M. 1
Springfield
House Bills Reported Change of School Name and Local Bonds
The House reported bills including renaming the New England Industrial and Technological School at Springfield to the Christian Industrial and Technological School. Other measures authorize Holyoke to refund bonds, permit Waltham to issue more water bonds, allow the Perkins Institute for the Blind to hold additional real estate, and let Marlboro incur excess indebtedness for sewerage system construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Industrial and Technological School
Springfield
Christian Industrial and Technologica School
Cit of
Holyoke
City of Waltham
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Marlboro
Unfavorable Reports On Tax, Elections, and Ballots
The House received unfavorable reports on several items including tax relief for insurance corporations not applied to bank stock securities, adoption of the Australian system for officer elections, disability declarations of voters, ballot marking and returns, provision of two election officers under the Australian ballot act, penalties for independent candidates, and payments to the Fourth Battery M. V. M.
Reports From The Senate On Various Bills And Petitions
Committee reports favor leave to withdraw on a citizens petition from Revere to establish sewerage system and recommend against legislating on tax substitute for insurance premiums. Bills include approving Nantucket probate judge salary at 600 dollars, and pass on objections to nominations by state officers. Extermination of gypsy moth measure pending, Beverly Farms incorporation second reading set for March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Revere
Nantucket
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Massachusetts Home
Beverly Farms
Russian impostors and Boston society satire in Post letter
A letter to the Post ridicules Boston society for gullibility toward counterfeit Russian titles, contrasts with New York cases like Zacharof and Prince Kristof, then shifts to a Massachusetts wreck report. The De Ruyter lies near Gunner's Point with possible cargo recovery and salvage efforts underway in Scituate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
New York
Boston
Joston
Zacharof
Patti
Russia
General Scobeleff
Prince Kristof
Odessa
America
Austrian Empire
Warshaw
A. Brooks Anderson
United States Treasury
Cobb
Plymouth
Messrs
Gill & Scotz
Boston Newboat Company
Herald
Vim
Shipping News High Water and Arrivals at Boston Harbor
Shipping news records high water conditions and arrivals at Boston Port. Steamer Chatham from Baltimore via Norfolk with passengers Geo E Smalley. Gen Whitney from New York with M Whitney cargo. Forest City and Standard from Vineyard Haven and Portland. Multiple foreign and coastwise vessels listed with origins including Liverpool, Melbourne, Newcastle, NB, and Demerara, plus vessels sailing for Havana and Gloucester. Weather notes report NW winds and visibility, with several ships cleared or reported passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Moise
Bo Geo E Smalley
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
H M Whitney
Forest City
Standard
Taurus
J. A Burks
Vineyard Haven
Snowman
Portland
Ans
Bayonne
Jenkins
Pavonia
McRay
Liverpool
Alex Martin
James G Pendleton
Lancaster
Melbourne
H W Peabody & Co
Iwis Crickett
Kennealy
St John
Robert Splane & Co
Ada Barker
Ambrose
Jordo
JG Hall & Co
T Story
Lakeman
St Stephens
Same
Coast Wise
F Williams
Katahdin
Pierce
Bangor
Calvin Austin
Schs
Lucy W Iyer
Hilster
Alice Belle
Burdick
Harmon’s Flatbor
J W Linnell
Luther
Sintra
Wrestler
Barkentine
John S Kmery
Lynney
Newcastle
Nsw
Amelia
Ireland
Dunn
Georgetown
Demerara
Luther al Roby
Nit Desert Ferry
Aspinwall
Emma T Story
T Stephens
Fannie Whitmore
Whitmore
Boston
Havana
Hurlbut
Seeley
Port Johnson
Gloucester
Highland Light
Mentmore
Hull
Shetland
Poston
Haskell
Cienfuegos
Cape
Quiet Freight Market With Steady Rates For Ice Trades
Boston March 7 The weekly market shows a quiet tone with steady ice trade demand and firm rates though no fixed basis exists. Coal shipments drift with New York at 70 5d per ton and Philadelphia at 1100d, while offshore cargoes are scarce. Multiple vessels carry ice or guano to Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk and New York with quoted prices per ton and occasional load guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mare
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Newport News
Altimore
West Mnpies
Urig
Caroline Gray
Bear River
North Side
Cuva
South Side
Socth America
Luther A Roby
Mt Desert
Henry Sutton
St Andrews
Nile
Baltimore
Coastwish
DS Williams
Towawes
Cornelius Hargraves
Foothbay
Yale
Julian Barker
Clark’s Cove
Mass
Calvin F Baker
Boothbay
Joshua Baker
Savannah
William H Oler
Portland
John Jackson
Portsmouth
Richard Vaux
Port Johnson
JS Lamprey
Lavinia Campbell
Brooklyn
Nellie Lamper
Wilmington
Delive
Samuel C Hart
Calais
New Bedford
Lucinda G Potter
Wiscasset
Manitou
Belfast
Drisko
Salem
Jesse Hart
Charles FE ‘Tuttle
Spartan
Long Wharf
Saxon
Charleston
West
EL Sampson
Schooner Fred A Linerson Named for Mekown Yard
The schooner building in Mekown's yard is named the Fred A Linerson and will be launched next month. It will be commanded by Captain If M Kown, formerly of the schooner Henry Mayanthan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekown
Fred A
If M Kown
Sch
Henry Mayanthan
Notice to Mariners Report Relights and Vessel Positions
New York electric light buoys Nos 5 and 3 in the lower bay are being relaunched after illumination. A Sandy Hook pilot notes a 45 by 45 foot scow with two new cleats in the track of coastal shipping. Several ships and brigs are listed with recent positions and courses including City of Athens, British Arg, Auburndale, Elmiranda, Fast, Abyssinia, Wanlock, Eugenia, and Maskell near Five fathom Bank Lightship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Land
Sandy Hook
City
Athens
Morrison
Melbourne
Goulding
Portland
Queenstown
Auburndale
Dow
Rosario
Boston
Point India
Ark Elmiranda
Hall
Matanzas
Fast
Otterbeck
Honolulu
Abyssinia
Hilton
Manila
Hark Wanlock
Cooper
London
Victoria
Stark Eugenia
Foley
Apia
Tonga
United Kingdom
Brig
I MC Maskell
Cardenas
Philadelphia
Marchiles
Athom Bank
Marine Notes from Various Ports Report Ongoing Wrecks and Vessels
Boston reports a waterlogged 500-ton bark sighted near Rosario with fore and main yards broken, likely Austrian, plus the schooner Roulette arriving from New York in 32 hours. Effie J Simmons ashore at Friendship, Me. Acacia lost anchor near Rain Island. Tioga wreck insured for 2000. life saving crew at Abbott W Lewis wreck. Fawn towed to Newport with gear missing. Execution lighthouse fog horn complaint. Nellie May possibly wrecked near Vancouver Island. Neptune arrives Barbados with prize crew from Rose. California off Hamburg harbor. Jesmond repairs underway. Ardangorm seen with shaft broken, coal shortage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George W Carlisle
Lapland
Rosario
Jon
New York
Boothbay
Heaton
Iston Mouse Island
Effie J Simmons
Friendship
Light
Portland
Acacia
Porto Rico
Rain Island Ledges
Halifax
Tioga
Nova Scotia Marine Office
Rockport
Mass
Abbott W Lewis
Boston & Maine Railroad
Newport
Bridgeport
Conn
D L Wilcox
City of
Philadelphia
Joseph W Foster
Cienfuegos
Fienlopen
San Francisco
Nellie May
Austin
Port Madison
Vancouver Island
Barlados
Lark Neptune
Corinto
Falmouth
Rustic
Rose
London
California
Bauer
Baltimore
Hamburg
Jesmond
Taylor
Rouen
Crookshaven
Ardangorm
Cameron
New Orleans
Glasgow
Tull
FOREIGN PORTS Sailed and cleared vessels from global ports
Foreign port notices list vessels sailing to New York Boston Philadelphia and other US ports. Ships include Stella Lord Templeton Anna and Italia, with many bark and steamer movements from Antwerp Glasgow Havre Liverpool Kingston Montevideo Cienfuegos Havana and more through March, detailing departures, origins, and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Sailea Mareh
Stella
Ger
Hogemann
New York
ANJER
Miei Nipoti
Ital
Borzone
Banzkok
Berbick
Frank M Ilones
McKinnon
Bucksville
Galcupta
Ar Mareh
Lord Templeton
Glasgow
Devonia
Havre
Anna
Menkens
Hamburg
Italia
Kinsale
Godiva
Roberts
Liverpool
Veruvian
Portland
Lake Ontario
Boston
London
Luadgate Hill
Marseilles
Orpheus
Krawel
Philadelphia
Naples
Mariner
Thurmot
Palermo
Giava
Lero
Fishermen Report Strong Cod and Halibut Hauls
New England boats led by Charles S Tappan and Horace Albert catch 164000 pounds codfish and 27000 pounds halibut from Georges Bank and 26000 pounds halibut from Grand Bank near Gloucester on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Sbts
New England
Charles 5S Tappan
Horace Albert
Georges
Winchester
Grank Bank
Ports and ships movements dated March entries from Atlantic coast ports
The report lists ships cleared or sailing on March and March 7 at various ports including Apalachicola Baltimore Brunswick Bath Bridgeport Calais Charlestown Coosaw Darl en Fortress Monroe Fox Harbor River Galveston Georgetown Jacksonville Mobile Norfolk Newport News New Haven New Orleans Newport News New Bedford Newburyport New York Pensacola Port Royal and Owl's Head. Vessels include bark Almedia Levi S Andrews Hattie Main Harlan Mandalay Gallego Rothiemay and many schooners steamers and brigs with destinations like New York Leith Havana Baltimore Philadelphia Liverpool Kingston and more with several sailings dated March 6 7 and related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apalachicola
Almedia
Christensen
Demerara
Donald Ferguson
Campbell
Dybth
Taylor Pickson
Melvin
New Orleans
Levi S Andrews
Watts
Gboston
Lucia Porter
Grindell
Havana
Lizzie Chadwick
Chadwick
New York
Gertrude A Bartlett
Bartlett
Boothday
Nathaniel P Doane
Wiscasset
Charles Dennis
Hattie Main
Baltimore
Stanton
Carthagena
Gerona
Leith
Dorchester
Boston
Imma Middleton
Ianks
Savannah
Wim F Collins
Iliggins
Mayview
Mass
Hiarry Messer
Pierce
Nathan Lasterbrook
Jl Sharp
Dreadnaught
Port Jefferson
Bridgeport
Julia Fowler
Jacobs
Philadelphia
Sailea
Sebs
Mary York
John 5S Beacham
Ginn
Calais
Schs Pacific
Morang
New Bedford
Ernest LT Lee, Thomas
Maud Mulloch
Charlestown
Schs
May Williams
Martin L Smith
Addie Bb Bacon
Do. Coosaw
Sca
Jas Ives
Brunssouise
New Haven
Newwick
Gia
Darlen
Sch
Nellie J Crocker
Mills
Brunswick
Cis Willis S Shepard
Reeves
AP Nowell
Cornwell
Dutch Island Harbor
Icis Carrier
Williams
St John
Mary Jane Lee
Jiarris
Rockland
Ere Baird
Richardson
New Edford
Fortress Monroe
Joseph Baker
Cienfuegos
Fox Harbor
Nellie C Paine
Harmon’s Harbor
Rae Rlver
Angler
Brush
John Crockford
Farnham
Nathan Lawrence
Philpott
Norfolk
Reindeer
Weyant
Somerset
Galveston
Colorado
Evans
Georgetown
Jesse Murdock
Phinney
Amelia P Schmidt
McClain
Waccamaw
Squires
Charleston
Swhs
Genius
Starrett
Berbice
Longfellow
Fisker
Easlet
Elizabethport
Jacksonville
Fort George Sd
Oliver H Booth
Davis
Jesse W Starr
White
Mobile
Gertrude
Cox
Kingston
Grand Cayman
EC Allen
True
Atlantic
Windlass
Liverpool
Jennie N Waddell
J M Harlow
Frank Bateman
J. Rose
Newport
Isle of Pines
Legg
Providence
Rondout
Alice P Higgins
Kennedy
Welldeer
Henry
Parker
Cramer
Richmond
Mary Louise
Colfer
Harlan
Bluefields
Oters
Truxillo
Marseille
Antwerp
Panillac
Mandalay
Vesta
Alava
Givendoline
Sage
Newport News
Gallego
Victory
Puerto Kiqueno
New Bedlord
Horatio
Perry
Thomson
Chase
Reading
Smith Philadelphia
Joshua Laker
Kelley
F Sampson
Wixon
Newburyport
Panther
Anderson
Welkendam
Rotterdam
Dorian
Jam
Knickerbocker
Victoria
Viking
Saracon
Lidorado
Nueces
Santiago
St Javo
Nassau
Celtic
Queenstown
Rothiemay
Hayes
Montevideo
Isaac H ‘Tillyer
Simith
Mansanilla
Vanlear Black
Lacy
Icis John Francis
Fall Rivers
Isaac Tillyer
Manzanilla
Lottie
Thomaston
James Ldbigelow
Hastings
Salmon Washburn
Sallie W Ponder
Taunton
Harry L Whiton
Kennebec
Helen Augusta
Portland
Dalton
City of Columbia
Carbarien
Lancefield
Hong Kong
Energie
Fortmann
Dremen
Soldier Prince
Skinner
Mayaguez
la Normandie
Collier
Havre
Aurania
McKay
Colonia
Worpil
Port-au-Prince
Pathan
Roy
Athos
Low
Ethiopia
Wilson
Glasgow
Wales
Puerto Cabello
Fortuna
Jamieson
Halifax
Jennie Stubbs
Struvbs
Ponce
Maggie Abbott
MelIntosh
Melissa Trask
Jrask
Point-a-Pitre
Owl's Head
Mie
George A Pierce
Empress
Carrie Miles
Flume
Lynn
Pensacola
Robert A Snow
Willsbury
Minatitian
Port Royal
J M Lockwood
Las Palmas
Addie E Snow
Whitman
Win
Steelman
English
New
Maritime Movements and Sailings Across Ports
A compilation of vessel movements on March 6 and 7 across Providence Philadelphia Savannah Salem and other ports. Steamers, schooners and brigs listed with captains, destinations including Boston New York Portland Brunswick Cardenas Montevideo and Newport News. Several ships cleared for Boston Philadelphia and Antwerp with crews named and multiple sailings noted.
Mails Close From Boston to Europe and Mexico
Supplementary mail closes 1 13 a.m. for Progreso and other Mexican States. Steamship Pavonia leaves Boston March 8 at 7 50 p.m. for Great Britain Ireland and Europe. Pavonia and Ciudad Condal via New York and Halifax route to reach Halifax and Boston direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotia
Newfoundland
Halifax
Navy
Ialifax
Boston
Great Britain
Ireland
Pavonia
Progreso
Ciudad Condal
New York
Trans Pacific Mails and Closing Dates Notice
Shipping mail routes to Japan Shanghai Mong Kong and dependent Chinese ports East Indies and Pacific Islands listed. Closings: Boston office March 17 50 m for San Francisco departures March 22, Hawaiian Islands March 23 5 p.m. Society Islands March 26 5 p.m. Australia and New Zealand routes April 5 with Boston close March 31 5 p.m. Letters for Pacific steamers must be deposited eight or nine days before sailing in Boston Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shanghai
Mong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Tadies
Helgie
San Francisco
Boston
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
Society Islands
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
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Gates Farms
de Ruyter
Insurance
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Post Office
Massachusetts
Bens
F.stevens
Jos. M. Gubbiens
FF. Tirull
WM. B. Burner
North American
1Ias
Kilby St
Corner Water St
Silas Peirce
Eugene FE. Patridge
Charles E. Macallar
Wraders
United States
Eee
U. S. ‘Treasury
Svete Ee
Certified Checks Co
State OF Massachusetts
CorxtTy
Sctfolk
John BE
Toulmin
Sohn E
Sloyp Briggs
Sidney Cushing
W.F. Ford
Arthur D. McClellan
Shipping News
Lois Pu
RGOS
Lin Som
Port OF
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
American Rapids Telegraph Company
Connecticut
Wrymreen
Man
Manitoba
Martin
Privy Council of England
Cunard
Theodore Jones
Stratton
C E Lamb
H Underwood
Nesbit
Wiliam Harold
Bremen
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Trave
William Minot
William Minot, Jr
WA Smith
Per Fulda
Albert Kappler
Genoa
Trieste
Gibraltar
Olivia
Bowers
Crosby
Mir
George B. Drake
Sanderson
Colon
Henry C Winshin
Doane
Curacoa
Freeman
Sciis
William It Child
Gales
Moston
Benj C Cromwell
York
Barbados
Stermer Kenler
Flett
Fiarrier
Jackson
Bacon
M C Haskell
Berry
Philadelhia
Addie Charleson
Charleson
Edward W Sehmidt
Cranmer
Black Prince
Smith
Maggie Cain
Meyer
Kocheko
Morehead
Caracoa
Oranje
Etc
Porto Cabello
John T Snow
Tinckley
Carrie A Bucknam
Stubbs
Delaware
Delon
Moseley
Holt
Leonora
Alegrea
Serra
Lazarraga
Niagara
Hanson
Mareh L
Odorilla
Holland
Sadie Wilcutt
Rivers
John H Converse
Leighton
City of Alexandria
Mexico
Qonolaska
Grizgs
Hatteras
Halibax
Briz Edith
Schs Topaz
Kelena
McFarlane
Ontports
Matstanzas
Maria W Norwood
Thompson
Mart
Inevitas
Mina Belle
Charles Morford
Bellaty
Arisaiz
Scotland
Gibata
Pernambuco
Salerno
Panama
City of Panama
Acapulco
Sydney
Starbuck
Champerico
Janselro
Anna Thomsen
KRLO
McLean
Cerdic
French
Inglewoode
Vancouver
Yokohama
Wellington
Dee
Teresa Cosulich
Andrew Deering
L Crocker
Eastport
J H Crandon
Ellsworth
Booothbay
Clearea
Tremont
Donovan
Sehs
Bramhall
Drinkwater
Augane
Clark
Cassie
Brownson
Bennett
Glen Cove
Wannppela
Pe Castro
Gon Point
William Cobb
Horse Island
Charles H Sabens
Curtis
North Gwalia
Lona
Elbraz
Nordenhams
Shields
Eng
Genieve
Bueckaloo
Humarock
Verzie
Pottsville
Charles A Stiggs
Whittier
George
Tarbell
Newcombe
John Collayne
Hayne
William
Wickham
Ewan
Willetts
Delaware Breakwater
Paasea
Cacouna
Kavana
Nederland
Yamoyden
Walters
Thomas
A E Moore
Eldridge
L & Williams
Siarch
Talofa
Pletcher
Herat
Nicholson
Kilkitdt
Cutter
Kahului
Harvest Queen
Forsyth
Blail
Wallacetown
J D Peters
Townsend
Prince William Sound
Lone Star
Annie A Booth
Wasson
Port Liberty
Utopia
Mattie J Alles
Crockett
Irving Lestie
Unruh
Eric Clara
Voss
Wellflees
Nannie E Waterman
Hope Haynes
Tibbetts
Douglas Haynes
Greenleaf
Iran Sturgiss
Blaisdell
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern Freight
PAS
Senger
Florida
South Carolina
South
Mast River
Yemasser
Washington Street
J. A. Fuanders
TILEO
G. Eger
Bowing Green
Savannah Fast Freight
New England & Savan
Lewis
Macon
City OF Savannah
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Cuba
O. G. Pearson
Dew
Sampson
N.F
New England Rd
Metropolitan St. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company A, Dew. Sampson
N. Ns
Washington St
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Perth
Freigh
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Miiawinsipopi Briver
AwaZemnine
Ghd
Currier
Nik
E. Bawley
Eastern
Broadway
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Iboston
Venn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard Air Tang
Kanawha Degpatcb
Co. & O RR
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Gralam
Agt
Central Wharf
Sou
Sout
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard
Paint Rock Line
Waldo A. Pear
Portland & East
Pradlia Wharf
Acrowateton
Pitzroy
Mediterranean
A. ©. Lombard’s Sons
State Street
Dudgery
Rev. L. B. W. Shryock
Presbyterian Church
Reynoldsville
Penn
Paine
Canada
Royal
Alis Hine
Ebb Slate Lene
Elgian
EL AL. Adams & Co
State St
Cor
Broad Fi
Kboston
Cunard Line
Cephalonia
Catalonia
PAVONTAc cee cMarch _S
Samarla
Scythia
Ae Martin
Hansa Lime
Ae TN
Leyeand
Bostonian
Virginian
Llistrian
Yraver & Lincoln
Beaver Line Steamships
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Superior
George W. Preston
Oane Street
Kansas
Baliroman
Iowa
Norseman
Warren & CO
Allan Line
A. Allan
Furness Line
Fflows
Gothenburg
Worderer
Stockholm
Furness
Water Street
Boston, Halifax & Pel S
Atlantic U.S. CO. (Limited
R. Db. Gardner
Atlantic Avenue
Lewis Wharf
L. I. Palmer
Old State House
Spee
Neder
At & P.m
India Wharf
North River
Iit
H. M. Whitney
Oston & Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
Sa.ta
Ec. S
BS Boat Company
St. John Galats
Annapolis
Wer International Ss. CO
Sebier
Commercial Wharf
Tor Ki “Ee Port
A. Waldron
Gen. Art
Mallory Lines
Comal
Leona
Lamo
Fernandina
Rio Grande
State OF Texas
Seth Sprague
Washington St. Poston
Fle Steamship Cemnere
Tlackstone US National Bank of Boston
Resources
Sseereens
U.S
Osee
U. S
Ose Eecestry
Jotal
Caital
Eees
Aesey
State OF
Suffolk
James Adams
Comeral
J. Converse Gray
Eustace C. Fitz
Joshua Loring
Geo. W. Chipman
Court Massachu
Sanford Woolen Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Wright
Atlantic Ave
Nommon Wealy
Massachus
Idolesex
Ss.courl
Lnsols
Edward F. Lenehan
Malden
Cambridge
Ralvit W. Foster
School Street
Sustox
Royal Kenerson
Court Square
Wam. D. Martin
John H. Viper
H. D. Nash
Congress Street
Tess Ignes
Louis H. Rodriguez
Thomas J. Barry
Cyey
Aldermen
City Hall
Albert A. Folsom
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