Bodies Returned From Banks Death On Board Schooner
The fishing schooner William J Emerson arrived in port with the body of Michael Fallon one of its crew who drowned on the Banks during the voyage. Fallon's home was on Boston Street South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Emerson
Michael Fallon
Boston Street
Boston
Board of Police
Philip J. Doherty
Water Board
Science Observer
European Association of Astronomers
Francois Terby
Louvain
Belgium
New England Woman’s Press Association
Parker's
Loyal Women of American Liberty
Meionaon
Lelia J. Robinson
James M. Burke
Crawford House
Lynch and
Shields
Ashland Place
William Miller
Dover Street
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Boyle Bros
Unitarian Club Dinner Features Baldwin Ethics Talk
The Unitarian Club at the Vendome held its monthly dinner and heard William H. Baldwin of the Christian Union discuss "The Ethics of Business." Vice-president George O. Shattuck presided. a general discussion followed with remarks by Crosby, Jones, and others on business ethics and its social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Baldwin
Unitarian Club
Vendome
The
Christian Union
George O. Shattuck
Saltonstall
Shattuck
Mr. Baldwin
Stephen M. Crosby
Jerome Jones Abner
James B. Case
Baldwin
Mahlon D. Spaulding
Sidney Bartlett
Otis Norcross
Charles Faulkner
Henry B. Kidder
Crosby
Jerome Jones
New Hampshire sentiment at club banquet and meeting
The New Hampshire Club met at the Revere House with about seventy five members present. M J Pratt presided. Speakers included N B Bryant who opposed the prohibitory amendment citing cider as a social issue. S L Bowers defended the defeated amendment and predicted a future vote. John E Linnehan promised war music at the next meeting. Charles Holman spoke last. Forty members were elected to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Revere House
M.J. Pratt
Concord
N. B. Bryant
Old
Granite State
Massachusetts
New Mashire
L. Bowers
Newport
John E. Linnehan
Penacook
Charles Holman
Nashua
Fred M. Briggs
Jared M. Davis
Charles M. Howard
Hack F. Higgins
W. E. Spaulding
W. I. Wadleigh
Abner Brown
A. O. Barker
Albert H. Randlett
Willis W. Darling
Woman Identified After Depot Collision in Boston Area
Elizabeth Cartlett of Lee New Hampshire identified as the woman struck by a team in front of the Boston and Maine depot yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine
Elizabeth Cartlett
Lee
Seasickness prevention urged on ocean steamer
Dr. Price of the White Star Line reports prescribing Horsford's Acid Phosphate to passengers traveling to and from Europe. He claims early use on the Germanic and S. S. Baltic has prevented seasickness in many cases and satisfies him with the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Price
White Star
Fromurope
Water Works Men Meet in New England Association
The New England Water Works Association held its regular meeting at Young's with seventy nine members present. Mayor James F. Jackson attended, resolutions on the death of Cambridge engineer W S Barbour were passed, and plans were announced for the annual convention at Fall River June 12 13 and 14. Various papers and talks on water works projects and repairs were presented by local officials and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Water Works Association
Young’s
Hiram Nevens
Cambridge
James F. Jackson
W. 8. Barbour
A. 8. Glover
Newton
Fall River
Jackson
W.H. Barri
L. Fred Rice
D. FitzGerald
Boston
H. G. Holden
Nashua
Edwin Dudley
Pawtucket
J.C. Hancock
Springfield
J. A. Tilden
Columbus
Exter Brackett
Beacon Street
New Croton
New York
P. Coggeswell
New Bedford
W. H. Richards
New London
Dexter Brackett
C. A. Allen
McAll Association Names Boston Auxiliary Officers
A Boston Auxiliary meeting of the American McAll Association held at First Baptist Church elected officers for the coming year led by President Miss Abby H. Johnson and presided by Rev. Philip Moxom. Delegates were chosen for the Philadelphia convention and reports showed a March 1888 cash balance of $8952 with $7615 in treasury after later donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American McAll Association
First Baptist Church
Philip
Moxom
Abby H. Johnson
A. J. Gordon
H. B. Goodwin
C. W. Perkins
EB. Yeh
A. van Wagenen
Joshua Merrill
E. 8. Davis
Emily H. Sweet
Eliot
Newton
J. Howard Nichols
Dedham
Willis van Wagenen
Wellesley Hills
May N. Edwards
Braintree
Ella Mann
Trinity
Louise W. Crump
St. James
Roxbury
Jers. G. Tt. Grilley
St. John
Jamaica Plain
E. Marville
Tremont Street
A. _ R. Whittier
Bromfield Street
First Baptist
Charles A. Rogers
Clarendon Street
George H. Quincy
Dudley Street
Laura EB. Hovey
W. C. Capelle
H. L. Scudder
Fanny Heard
Henry Baldwin
George Davis
Lincoln
France
Rome
Italy
Switzerland
Spain
Miss Lincoln
Alexander McKenzie
Lafayette
McKenzie
Robert McAll
Paris
Confederate Home to Hold April Mass Meeting at Old South
The Confederate Home committee met at the Old South Meeting House and announced an April 8 mass gathering with noted speakers and music. No admission fee. several contributions reported and two new members admitted. A coffee party is planned for April 24 with venue to be decided. Post 15 of the Grand Army will take part. A refreshment committee list is given. The association seeks Southern Boston support. total contributions reach about 2660 dollars in money and clothing. The association will meet next Wednesday at Mrs. Coch inower’s 18 East Chester Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South Meeting House
Grand Army
Andrew
Wart
Cochinower
Tucker
Rollins
Wood
Colonel Walker
Draper
Kimball
Baker
Crick
Shelley
Boston
Community fights Bartlett drinking fountain in Public Garden
Citizens oppose the Bartlett drinking fountain and urge the Common Council to veto the Mayors decision. The estate sold the fountain for 35 dollars, while rumors claim a bronze statue valued at over a thousand dollars may replace it. A city committee once showed a photo of the fountain at Wellesley before withdrawing it this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Baker
Spring Overcoat Styles From Boston on North Street
G W Simmons Co advises owners of a spring overcoat to adopt Par 17 on care. Those without coats may visit 32 to 44 North street to select from the choicest Boston styles at moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Boston
Social and civic gatherings fill Boston hotels and clubs
Complimentary dinner honors Henry M. Babb at Parker House after forty years in the Keene Bros Leather dept. Various guests include James R. Newhall and John J. Henry. The New England Railroad Club held a 180-person event at the Revere House. Thorn(d)ike hosted a surprise 21st birthday for S. L. Coles with Cadet Orchestra. Other dinners and arrivals fill Young's, Vendome, Parker House, and the Atlantic as officers and businessmen mingle across Boston society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Keene Bros
Lynn
Parker House
Henry M. Babb
James R. Newhall
A. D. Richardson
London
Eng
Louis Dressier
Edward Lingle
Erfurt
Germany
John J. Henry
Boston
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
New England Railroad Club
Revere House
George Richards
Frederick Smith
New Hampshire
N. CG. Tyler
Chicago
N. B. Beal
Sandy River
Maine
William Tinkham
Providence & Springfield Railroad
George G
Henry L. Pierce
Hart
Green
Cit
McCleary
Burrage
Spaulding
Whidden
Wiles
Hayden
Hersey
J. H. O'Neill
Quincy House
Damon Bros
Atlantic
Boston Stationers’ Association
Young’s
KE. W. Gay
Bygeatsohn A. Lowell
John T. Prince
William H. Sayward
Boston Executive Business Association
Boston Blues
Tremont House
W. J. Bartlett
Edward McAvoy
W. Bowker
Irish Society
Parker's
Jurisdiction in Habeas Case Upheld Over Military Tribunal
March 13 United States Circuit Court discusses whether civil courts may review military tribunal jurisdiction in a deserter habeas case. The court affirms the district court’s discharge of the petitioner, who claimed age invalidated enlistment. Supreme Court review forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Court
J. John Grimley
District Court
United States Army
United States
Supreme Court
H. W. Putnam
QO. A. Galvin
Three Burglars Arrested After Liquor Store Break-In
At 2 o'clock this morning Officers Good map Wellbrook and Huckins of Station 9 with Officers Gillette and riscoll of Station 5 arrested Henry Ick James Kearney and John James aged 18 20 and 19 for breaking and entering the liquor store of John J Fannon 2032 Washington street A tired man passing heard the glass break and alerted police finding the trio in the store the safe broken but nothing taken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodmap
Wellbrook
Huckins
Station 9
Gillette and Riscoll
Station 5
Henry Ick
James Kearney
John James
John J. Fannon
Washington Street
Quick Transit to Boston Suggested Reopening Har vard Branch
Old Cambridge resident urges Fitchburg railroad to revive the Somerville to North avenue Cambridge line arguing it is clear for rebuilding at low cost. Proposal claims 15 to 20 minute rides to Boston with comfortable cars and conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Harvard
Somerville
North Avenue
Cambridge
Temple Street
Pontan
Old Cambridge
Expressmen at Dinner Celebrate tenth annual meeting
The tenth annual meeting of the Expressmen's League was held at Young's with 140 members present. Officers were elected including President H A Marsh and vice president A I Jenness. Guests included Halsey G Boardman and executives from Adams and Wells Fargo. The evening featured speeches on C O D delivery gains and express company growth, plus music and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expressmen's League
Young's
H. A. Marsh
A. I. Jenness
H. L. Jackson
H. W. Weston
A. Tower
E. ©. Garvin
R. H. W. Dwight
D. Lovering
J. W. Tapley
C. W. Tenney
O. J. Freeman
M. C. Pettengill
Halsey G. Boardman
H. 8
Julien
American Express Company
Spencer
Edwin Sands
Adams Express Company
Joseph Gahm
T. F. Rawson
Hartford
H. Newhall
Cincinnati Express Gazette
Wallace
Wells Fargo Exress Company
Expressmen’s Benefit Association
Express
Boston
New York
Ea” Sands
Maine
League
Leonard
C. A. Rice
W. H. Seaver
Gross Bros
Cape
Legal disputes over stock transfer and notes collection
The case outlines a release and discharge of the defendant from claims by the plaintiff who denies the loan and alleges notes were sent for collection to Edward A. Abbott and turned over to the company without plaintiff’s consent. Attorneys for both sides are listed and cases are enumerated in order from 3188 to 3398 in October list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Abbott
Dabney
Horace G. Allen
B. Wadleigh
B. F. Hayes
C. Eastman
Kimball
Kings
R Barrett
Davidson. Co
EL R.R. Co
Does
Old Colony
Slattery
Johnson
Morehouse
Cleary Vy
Carroll, O' Brien
Shea
Boston
McGuire
Osgood
Maine RR
Davidson
Barrett
Grief
Goldman
Attempt to Oust Mr Butler From Pacific Bank Receivership
News reports indicate a quiet push to remove Hon. Peter Butler from his post as receiver of the Pacific National Bank after years in office. A circulating petition seeks his ouster while creditors hold over two million dollars of the bank’s indebtedness, with removal alleged to be politically motivated though Butler was appointed by a Republican comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Butler
Pacific National Bank
Butler
Butler Wa
Superior Court Suffolk March 13 First Session Cases
Suffolk County court reports show multiple civil matters: Isabella Robinson sues P B Kiernan for 2075 rent tied to a Chelsea lease and two dishonored checks. John McCarthy sues Roxbury Stone Co. for a hand injury from blasting. Andrew Oberlander sues Charles Karlaus for ventilator payments. Benjamin McLeod sues Robert McGraw for injuries from a faulty staging. Willard Sears sues Kings County Elevated Railway for treasurer services and loans. Moses Kimball sues Kings County Elevated Railway for two promissory notes. Verdicts and trials list judge names, attorneys, and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Bipperett
Isabella Robinson
P. B. Kiernan
Chelsea
Oughton
Houghton
Laintiff
Hougton
Perdict
J. W. O’brien
I. J. Morrison
John J. McCarthy
Roxbury Stone Company
Samuel Hoar
H. E. Swasey
McCarthy
Lathrop
Benjamin McLeod
Robert McGraw
Everett
E. O. Bicknell
G. M. Stearns
J. E. Cotter
C. F. Jenny
Willard
J. Sears
Kings County Elevated Railway Company
Dabney
H. G
Gener B. Wadleigh
A. Eastman
B. F. Hayes
Moses Kimball
W. I. Sears
Superior Court Docket March 13 Lists Numerous Indictments
In the March 13 session Justice Staples presided over a docket of cases including James E. Butler fined for assault and battery, James H. Young sent to the Massachusetts reformatory for breaking and entering, Ann Cannon fined for liquor law violations, and Michael Doherty and Hugh Goodman pleading to liquor law and cheating respectively. The list covers 634 Commonwealth vs Fitzgibbons through 679 McKenry, detailing breaking and entering, forgery, liquor law, and numerous larceny and cheating charges across a wide docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Staples
James E. Butler
James H. Young
Massachusetts Reformatory
Ann Cannon
Michael Doherty
Hugh Goodman
Commonwealth
Fitzgibbons
Same
Duncan
Kenny
Pratt
Preston
Swift
Mcbride
Lake
Harrington
Edwards
Dorchester Yacht Club Hosts Successful Ladies Day
The Dorchester Yacht Club held a well attended ladies day at its winter quarters with a 4 to 6 pm reception and collation. An evening meeting amended bylaws and handled routine business, followed by lunch. Commodore Soley to speak on the Nicaragua Canal that evening with stereopticon illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Cosey
House Committee
Commodore Soley
Nicaragua Canal
New England Shoe and Leather Association to Erect New Building
The New England Shoe and Leather Association will begin the erection of its new building about April 1, choosing Hartwell & Richardson as designers. Located on Bedford street opposite the current quarters, the six story stone structure will span 150 feet on Bedford and 50 feet on Kingston, costing about $400,000 including land, with occupancy expected by January 1, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoe and Leather Exchange
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Hartwell & Richardson
Bedford Street
Kingston Street
Coal dealers cut wholesale prices in New York conference
New York coal dealers lowered wholesale prices Tuesday to meet a general reduction. Boston dealers followed with a 50 cent per ton cut on all anthracite sizes except nut which falls 7 65 cents. Cumberland coal price remains unchanged. The new retail delivered prices start today with furnace 5 50, egg 5 75, stove 6 00, nut 5 75, Franklin 7 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Franklin
Sneak Thief Stole Overcoat and Silver Etc at Hotel Berkeley
A thief entered the room of H. R. Gardner at Hotel Berkeley yesterday afternoon between 12 30 and 26 o clock and took a wister overcoat valued at 120 dollars a silver cen valued at 6 dollars and a number of small articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Gardner
Berkeley
Cloeck
Woman Crushed Skull Fatality At City Hospital
Catharine Mahoney McHugh or McKeon was brought to City Hospital yesterday with a fractured skull by an unknown person. She died early last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine
Mahoney, McHugh
McKeon
Man fatally crushed by engine on Fitchburg line
John Hart of 365 Broadway Cambridge was run over by an engine on the Fitchburg railroad in Somerville about 1 AM yesterday. Both legs were severed and he died at 4 30 PM yesterday after noon at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hart
Broadway
Cambridge
Fitchburg
Somerville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Train to Medway Run Leaves Boston at Eleven Forty
On Friday the train departing Boston at 11 40 p m on the New York and New England line via Woonsocket division will run to West Medway with stops at intermediate stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medway
Boston
New York & New England Railroad
Woonsocket Division
West Medway
From Beginning to End Pearline Cleaning Claim
Pearline proclaims superior washing and cleaning reach from start to finish. The claim emphasizes complete effectiveness across all fabrics and soils without detailing methods or testing.
William Sullivan vs Daniel Murphy barroom nail injury case
In Middlesex County Superior Court on March 13, the jury awarded the plaintiff William Sullivan damages of 2112 for an accident in a barroom sport. The defendant Daniel Murphy maintained no intent to injure. Attorneys were J H Morrison for the plaintiff and Marshall Hamblett for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Charles H. Sefton
Timothy D. Mulvey
Washington Street
West Roxbury
J. F. Kilton
Carstairs
Edmans
Frazer
Murphy
Hamilton
Boston
Werner
Waldo
Pierce
Carroll
Blackstone National
Washburn
Do Bank
Fall Rerby
Rodwell
West End
Holland
Clark
Railway
McCarthy
Warren
Middlesex County
Morton
William Sullivan
Daniel J. Murphy
Ant
J. H. Morrison
Marshall & Hamblett
Hunt
Prince
Lynch
City of
Liunt
McGlen- Lowell
Now
Boren
Hervey
Et al
Burns versus City of Lawrence injury on slippery sidewalk
Essex County Superior Court files show Nellie Burns sues the City of Lawrence for 4000 claiming a fall and broken leg from a slippery sidewalk. Defendants contest liability as the case proceeds with counsel for both sides and related docket items listed.
Middlesex Court Sentences For Liquor Offenses And Escape
March 13 findings include J William Burke of Framingham fined 50 dollars plus costs and three months at house of correction for liquor keeping. Jeremiah Haley of Cambridge fined 50 dollars plus costs and three months for liquor nuisance. John Carroll of Lowell sentenced to three months at house of correction for escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Thompson
J. William Burke
Framingham
House of Correction
Jeremiah Haley
Cambridge
John Carroll
Lowell
Trial Court Awards Damages in Simmonds v Swan Case
Supreme Court Plymouth County on March 13 heard Dr Simmonds versus Dr Swan of Stoughton for alleged contract non fulfillment. Jury returned $2992 to the plaintiff. Levi O Walker of Bridgewater sued Cushing Harlow trustee of Brockton for 2000 to 3000 alleging a personal loan to him. defendant claims the money was loaned to a firm as a partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Plymouth County
Aldrich, J
Dr. Simmonds
Swan
Stoughton
Gary
Levi O. Walker
Bridgewater
Cushing
Harlow
Brockton
Plaintiff
Wills and Estates Filed Across Weymouth Quincy Medway
Wills allowed for John Glover of Quincy and Samuel Graves of Weymouth. Inventories filed for multiple estates including Sarah J. Torrey Weymouth Thomas Griffin Weymouth Engley A. Shepard Medway Lemuel S. Merritt Weymouth Silas Whiting Weymouth John McGinnis Braintree Lavina White Weymouth Daniel Lane Quincy James Kelly Quincy Elizabeth A Shaw Weymouth. Accounts allowed include sixth account of R P eean guardian of George Littlefield Quincy insane and first and final account of Edward Whicher guardian of Relief Whicher Quincy insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glover
Quincy
Samuel Graves
Weymouth
Sarah J. Torrey
Thomas Griffin
Engley A. Shepard
Medway
Lemuel S. Merritt
Silas Whiting
John McGinnis
Braintree
Lavina White
Daniel Lane
Final accounts and guardian appointments in local estates
The notice lists final and first accounts for estates including George W. Davis Milton John F Robertson Quincy and Nahum Whiting Weymouth with guardians for minor heirs Edward R and Mary Jane Pope Quincy. Widows' allowances include Cynthia P Whiting Weymouth 500 and Rebecca A Bouvé Cohasset 1200. Guardians appointed include William E Badger Maggie M Badger Quincy Elias E Beals Willie T Torre Quincy and Elias Perkins Edward R and Mary Jane Pope minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos L. Hollingsworth
George W. Davis
Milton
Bryant N. Adams
John F. Robertson
Quincy
Franklin Rand
Sylvester H. Hebard
Sarah Baker
Dorchester
Thomas Kennon
Edward R
Mary Jane Pope
Zachariah L. Bicknell
Nahum Whiting
Weymouth
Henry A. Johnson
James Jones
Cynthia P. Whiting
Rebecca A. Bouvé
Cohasset
William E. Badger
Maggie M. Badger
Elias 8. Beals
Willie T. Torre
Elias Perkins
Man Robbing Church Poor Box Sentenced
Louis Ober, the man who robbed the poor box in the Italian church on Fleet Street, was sent to the house of correction for six months by municipal court on March 13 during the criminal session Curtis and Ely Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis and Ely, Jr
Louis Ober
Fleet Street
House of Correction
Art in Furniture and the Personality of Sideboards
The article argues furniture can express personality through design with sideboards as examples. It cites Paine's Furniture Company on Canal Street and attributes varied traits to caning designers reflecting owners, tastes, and life views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
The Late Jack L. Martin Honored by Boston Merchants
A Boston Merchants Association meeting adopted resolutions on the sudden death of Jack L. Martin of Hawley Folsom and Martin. They praised his business standing and generosity, offered sympathy to his family, and ordered the resolutions placed on association records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Martin
Boston Merchants’ Association
Hawley, Folsom & Martin
Entleman
Association
Jackson & Co Hatters Highlight Spring Styles in Boston
Jackson & Co at 126 Tremont Street show spring goods and latest hat styles. They are sole Boston agents for R. Dunlap & Co. New York hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
Boston
R. Dunlap & Co
New York
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town
Baltimore merchants listed include Lawrence of Lawrence Berry & Co and Jandorf of R Jandorf & Co Ad Adler of Frank & Adler and Weinberger of Pa Bowling Green Ky M Nahn of Nahn Bros Cincinnati Meyer of A Meyer Co Meis of C Meis & Co Belknap of Belknap Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lawrence
Lawrence, Berry & O
K Jandorf
R Jandorf & Co
Mullen, Jr
Tucker, Smith & Co
Adler
Frank & Adler
Weinberger
Bowling Green
M_Nahn
Nahn Bros, Craw
Brownsville
A J Bloomberg
Bloomberg & Raphael
Cincinnati
A Meyer
A Meyer & Co
Quincinnati
H Meis
C Meis & Co
Tavern
Columbus
C Belknap
Belknap
Carpenter
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Wee
Grand Lodge of Masons
Temple
Charles H. Hastings
Universalist Church
Fielder Israel
Salem
Unitarians
New England Association
McAll Association
Boston Auxiliary
Common Council
J. R. McKee
Harrison
McKee
Indianapolis
Charles P. Clark
New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Lynde Harrison
Henry E. Hotchkiss
Candee Rubber Company
Conn
Lucy H. Otis
Helen L. Otis
San Francisco
Cal
Brunswick
Charles P. Stetson
Bangor
Stetson
E. C. Giles
Brackly L. Eaton
Calais
Southbridge
W. H. Milli- Fath
Foshabs
P. Wait
Fort Edward
F. L. Cady
Mansfield
J. E. Perry
Nash
North Carolina
Harry F. West
Philadelphia
Horace Moody
C. Strout
Portland
W. A. Dickinson
Miss
H._ Ingersoll
Keene
Taber
Newark
Thorndike
J. E. Widdall
Penn
Pryor
Albany
Samuel Salmon Crifton
Penns
E. Pollard
R H. Bruce
Cohoes
Supreme Judicial Court
C.J
Freip, Devens
W. Aaven
Hommes, Jr
Charles E. Willard
City of Boston
T. P. Proctor
E. Tappan
Read
W. Gaston
W. B. Durant
Wilson G. Hammond
Alexander B. Pinkham
W. B. Owens
S. PD. Charles
L. M. Child
T. E. Barry
Sophronia Frost
Clarence A. Sumner
H. L. Parker
S. H. Tyng
Norman B. Probert
Walter T. Phipps
H.n.sheldon
R. M Mores, Jr
Knowlton
J. Daniel Frank
Lawrence A. Samuel
N. Samuels
A. P. Brown
George L. Huntress
J. B. Hebron
Boston Post
Kor Oak Grove Farm
Rugccles
New England Business Directory and Gazetteer
Merman
New England
Nka
Sampson, Murdock & Cow, Publishers
Franklin Street
B. F. Howard
Howard
Tremont St
Ken
Dana's
Jamaica
Thomas Dana & CO
Commercial St
MR. Butler
Pacific Bank
Barker, J
Clas Me
Lament
Weed
Cronan
Phillips
Bassett
Ame
Atlee
McFatridge
Mitchell
Godfrey
Brown
Burke
Crowley
Flynn
Graham
Saime
Kolb
McHenry
McKenry
N. P. Barrett
B. F. Brickett
Mary A. Varley
Essex Savings Bank
William Waterworth
Wentworth
A. R. Sanborn
John P. Sweeney
Varley
Parkman
Matt
Hews
Elliott
Hennessey
Blyd
Surrey
City of Haverhill
Worswick
Probase Court
Norfolk County
Waite, J
E. C. Thompson
Washington
Borton
Philada
Rosenzweig
Corsicana
Tex
T Sullivan
Clevarne
Lex—S Strauss
Moses & Strauss
Cleveland
W Cady
Caay & Co
B Childs
Childs, Groff & Co
H Fargo
Fargo & Co
Marks
Craw
Denison
Beirne
B Tench
OB Rouse
S. Oxford
Liarris
Harris & McGee
J T Graff
Graff, Son & Co
G L Lott
Lott, Roberts & Co
Pittsburg
J N Frohring
Sherochester
W_ H Lines
St Paul
Minn
C H Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & Co
St Louis
H Smith
Trex Louis
H Schafer
Schafer, Swarts & Co
Sandusky
Geitleman
Geitleman & Homegarde
Staunton
Holiday
Jenes
Einstein
Einstein’s Sons
Po Pringfeld
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