Closing exercises at the Boston Y M C A tonight
Notes from Boston describe the YMCA closing exercises at 7 46 pm with certificates and testimonials by President McPherson to many students. The male chorus Class will perform, and tomorrow President Baldwin will speak on Amusements at the Young Men's Christian Union inviting all young men. A Grove Hall car incident on Sudbury street saw a trolley wire issue when a curve caused the pole to swing and break the conductor's rope, delaying riders about ten minutes.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
McPherson
Baldwin
Young Men’s Christian Union
Grove Hall Electric Car No
Sudbury Street
Senators Wrestling With Beverly Division Question
In the General Court discussion turns to increasing the salary of the Insurance Commissioner and to amendments about soldiers and sailors exercising franchise rights. Debate includes votes on a poll tax exemption for veterans and appeals from several speakers urging fair treatment for veterans. The substitute bill proposed by Mr. Johnson is supported by a large majority.
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Senators
Beverly
Committee On Judiciary
Greenough
Wakefield
Johnson
Haverhill
Mgr. Greenough
Glasgow
Worcester
Kimball
Fitchburg
Day
Marblehead
Lomasney
Boston
Insurance Commissioner Salary Increase Debated in House
The House debated raising the insurance commissioner salary from 3000 to 3500 with extensive lobbying by insurance companies. Supporters cited conservative political aims and industry backing while opponents argued the measure retroactive to January and favored by party lines. The bill passed 9 to 126 after rejecting a Weymouth amendment and moved to a third reading.
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House
Lane
Springfield
Cook
Wysmouth
Hildreth
Holyoke
Hayes
Lynn
Smith
Committee On Public Service
Committee On Insurance
Sohier
Beverly
Carpenter
Brookline
Howard
Lawrence
Weymouth
Boston Law Bill Substituted In Judiciary Committee
The House committee on judiciary faced a crushing defeat as a substitute bill by Mr. Kittredge of Boston replaced the adverse report on amending Section 42 of Chapter 191. Support came from Mr. Dewey, Mr. McDonough, and Mr. Sprout, with a nearly unanimous vote in favor.
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Committee ON Judiciary
House Committee On Judiciary
Kittredge
Boston
G Mechanics
Dewey
McDonough
Fall River
Sprout
Worcester
Murray Snubbed Over Brookline Highway Jurisdiction
Mr Murray of Fitchburg urged the House to reconsider a rejected pill giving Brookline town and its offers control over highways within the town. The House refused reconsideration on a 94 to 2 division after two days of debate.
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Murray
Fitchburg
Brookline
Suspension of House rules admits several petitions and orders
Under a suspension of the twelfth joint rule s in the House there were admitted orders changing trout fishing times in Hampden and Hampshire, a Mansfield schoolhouse bond authority, Plymouth cash appropriation to host the National Grand Army, and safety device petitions for street railways, plus a volume printing order for Province Laws.
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Hampden
Hampshire
Mansfield
Town of
Plymouth
National Grand Army
House Bills and Reports From the Session
The House reported bills including a 25 cent bounty for destroying woodchucks and barring prescription rights across active railroads. Other measures cover cider sales, license timing and fees, malt liquor prohibitions, brewer exemptions, reduced paper mill worker hours, labor license bonds, cider sales by grocers, and liquor sale regulation by druggists and apothecaries. Byron K. Johnson and Greenwood ros petitions noted for withdrawal.
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HOUSE
Boston
Byron K. Johnson
Greenwood Ros
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Society
Debating the Beverly bill division of Beverly and Beverly Farms
The Senate debated the Beverly Farms division bill with a packed gallery and tame remarks. Supporters argued for self governance and low taxes while opponents warned the split would favor wealthy interests and create a second Nahant.
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Beverly
Beverly Faris
Senate
Dodge
Essex
Ely
Hampden
Oakman
Breed
Beverly Farms
Nahant
Dwinell
Middlesex
Commonwealth
Collin
Suffolk
Senate Adjourning Sparks Discussion On Division And Public Bills
The Senate adjourned at 4 25 with plans to continue today. Bills reported include Governor salary set at 8000 yearly with no perquisites, funding for Dudley Judians, expansion of Supreme Judicial Court attendants, Lowell water debt up to 1 million, salaries for county officials, and anti lottery provisions. Debates covered Central Wharf Company stock limits and election notice methods in Boston wards.
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General Senate
Senate
The
Commonwealth
Supreme Judicial Court
Lowell
Middlesex
Suffolk
Grafton & Upton Railroad
Milford & Woonsocket
Lir. J. Donovan
Central Wharf Company
Roxbury
Metcalf
Haggerty
Patti headlines draw thousands to Mechanics Hall in Semiramide
Crowds fill Mechanics Hall as Patti returns to Boston for Semiramide. An estimated seven to eight thousand attend with about a thousand standing for three hours, many paying a dollar to endure the packed, standing ordeal. Patti departs from Parker's with Signor Nicolini to enter via a side door.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Patti
Bluecoats
Larry Dawson
Parker’s
Signor Nicolini
Mechanics’ Building
Loyal Women of American Liberty entertain Tremont Temple crowd
The Loyal Women of American Liberty staged a patriotically themed show at Tremont Temple drawing a large audience. Mrs. Alice J. Osborne sang a set including the Star Spangled Banner and Battle Hymn of the Republic while James J. Murdoch delivered recitations. Stereopticon images mocked Irish politics and Catholics, as portraits of local leaders and anti-Catholic figures drew applause.
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Tremont Temple
Alice J. Osborne
Julia Ward Howe
James J. Murdoch
Mrs. Hemans
New French gentlemen's dressing cabinet showcased
A novel furniture invention from France, the gentlemen's dressing cabinet, touted as a major advance in the field. Several examples are on display at Paine's Furniture Warerooms on Canal Street, advertised as exceptionally affordable for an Eastern present.
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France
Paine
Canal St
Liszt Praises Mason & Hamlin Organ as Matchless
The late Franz Liszt declared the Mason and Hamlin Liszt Organ to be matchless rivalled and highly prized by him in a recorded remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Liszt
Mason & Hamlin Liszt
Injuries From Trains And Vehicle At Mass General Scene
Frederick Tudor Harvard student taken to Massachusetts General Hospital after his foot was crushed by an electric car in Cambridge. John Mathews Newton Highlands struck by a train on the Boston and Albany line, foot badly crushed, may be saved. Gregory Burns Newton leg crushed requiring amputation. Charles Armour South Boston mangled and died at the hospital. Manassa Doherty 91 North Margin street fell at home injuring his back.
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Frederick Tudor
Harvard College
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cambridge
John Mathews
Newton Highlands
Boston & Albany
Gregory Burns
Newton
Charles Armour
Mercer Street
New York & New England
First Street
South
Boston
Manassa Doherty
North Margin Street
Boston Press Club holds annual meeting and election
The Boston Press Club met at the Bosworth Street rooms with polls open 4 to 9 PM. Officers were elected for the year, including President Colonel Charles H. Taylor and several vice presidents, with directors named from Globe Herald Post Times Advertiser Journal and others.
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Boston Press Club
Bosworth Street
E. L. Alexander
William E. Robinson
Fire Commission
Board of Police
Robinson
Cyrus R. Willard
the Globe
Charles H. Taylor
Globe
Jacob C
Morse
Herald
Edward L. Alexander
Transcript
B. Leighton Beal
Journal
Joseph C. Smith
Edmund J. Carpenter
Advertiser
Ihomas F. Anderson
Edward H. Crosby
Post
Justin 3. Keefer
Daniel 8. Knowlton
Times
Fred H. Page
George A. Lich
George M. Whitaker
New England Farmer
Teachers Dine At Tremont House In Boston
Boston Evening High School teachers marked the close of their term with a dinner at Tremont House. Attendees included Isaac F. Paul and many colleagues. Separately a Class of ’83 reunion at Young’s and a Universalist Social Union gathering at Thorndike followed with elected officers and new members. Prominent hotel arrivals listed include numerous names and cities across the region.
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Boston Evening High School
Tremont House
Isaac F. Paul
Messrs. B. Tenney
Albert Poor
W. B. Brown
I. A. Mead
Thomas Dean
F. J. Stein
Karl Jonsen
Henry Morand
W. H. Moriarty
E. C. Pfeiffer
C. A. French
W. F. Murray
L. M. Wallace
G. W. Anderson
H. L. Smith
A. +. Smith
Sylvester Brown
H. 8. Weaver
W. A. Whitehouse
F. W. Elliott
C. E. Stetson
J. G. Foley
F. M. Copeland
T. D. Apollonio
Mary 5. Rivers
A. ©. Holt
Neliie S’. Keele
George A. Wright
Universalist Social Union
Thorndike
Charles Carleton Collin
Congregational Club
Frank B. Thayer
Channing Club
Arthur W. Sawyer
Baptist Club
A. W. Strauss
W. H. Ratcliffe
G. J. Richardson
Philadelphia
E. J. Chaffee
New York
L. D. Brown
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. Marchand
Three Rivers
Que
E. F. Parker
Concord
K. L. Davis
Brunswick
W. E. [Fardt
A. B. Chaffee
Montreal
H. N. Slater
Webster
K. P. Dennis
James Markland
Lowell
W. M. Durfee
Providence
R. I Thorndike
Lucy
H. A. Brown
G. Lapham
Chicago
Fail River
C. A. Bates
N.Y
E. K. Harrington
Newport
L. H. Hicks
Holyoke
Young’s
E. J. Bliss
Albany
George HW. Turner
Portland
J. W. O'Dea
St. John’s
N. Id
Troy
N. de Reyroups
C. ©. Bearse
BF G. Ransome
W.H. Hobbs
Brockton
M. C. Howard
Randolph
F. M. Swain
Malden
Benjamin Stein
E. F. Belding
Fitchburg
Clark
C. L. Benedict
J. Falkenberg
Whitney
Bendheim
Titusville
Penn
P. Peiser
White
Worcester
Revere
J. P. Champlin
H. F. Blanchard
Augusta
E. H. Rollins
W. A. Williams
C. FP. Jones
Cleveland
Orin Sanborn
Laconia
N. H
Isaac Gower
Baltimore
A. B. Tuttle
Newark
N. J
W. MM. Kimball
Springfield
James H
Sulbert
J.A. Nelson
George A. Bolles
Hartford
Conn
W. H. Leland
H. Colgrove
Boston League Club Opens Preliminary Practice
Managers of the Boston League Base ball Club convened at the Boston Young Men's Christian Association gymnasium for the first practice of the season. Eight players attended including pitchers Clark s and Tabor, catcher Hardie, shortstop Long, second baseman Pop Smith, and outfielders Donovan Brodie and Lowe. Director Conant and Manager Selee were present. Indoor exercise begins today. Captaincy remains undecided, with Ganzel likely to be appointed.
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Boston League Baseball Club
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Clarks
Tabor
Hardie
Long
Pop” Smith
Donovan
Brodie
Lowe
Conant
Selee
Ganzel
Music for the Injured Innocents at Boston Theatre
Carl Pflueger composed original music for Injured Innocents. Independent Corps of Cadets sponsor performances at Boston Theatre on April 11 and 12, promising burlesque success.
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Carl Pflueger
Independent Corps of Cadets
Boston Theatre
Suburban shoplifter arrested after stylish disguise
Inspector Knox yesterday arrested a woman in R. H. White's for shoplifting. Dressed in elegance with a fur lined cloak and large pockets, she claimed to be Mary E. Byron of Everett.
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Inspector Barry
James O’brien
South Boston
Abbie E
Harriet Morrison
O’brien
Second Lieutenant Elected in MV. M Unit Vacancy
Lynn March 18. At a meeting of Company 1 Eighth Regiment MV M Second Lieutenant George W Holt was elected to fill the vacancy from the resignation of First Lieutenant J F Pool and First Sergeant G N B Cousins was elected second lieutenant.
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Lynn
Sreciau
Company 1
Eighth Regiment
MV. M
George W. Holt
J. F. Pool
G. N. B. Cousins
Cough Syrup and Salvation Oil Priced At 25 Cents
An old advertisement notes Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup and Salvation Oil priced at 25 cents per bottle, promoting relief for coughs and pain as a boon to suffering humanity.
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Dr. Bull
Salvation Oil
No Lady Should Be Without The Celebrated Remedies
An advertisement touts Dr Charles Craig remedies claiming permanent cures for flatulent dyspepsia bloating urinary ailments Brights disease and liver complaints. It urges ladies prone to bloating to use Craig Kidney and Liver Cure from The Craig Medicine Co Passaic NJ to regain their former figure.
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Charles Craig
Bright
United the Courts Grand Jury Given Foreman in March Term
March term of the United States District Court opened with Benjamin F. Cook of Gloucester named foreman of the grand jury. The jurors were charged by the judge and retired to consider the presentments made by the district attorney. they will report in a few days.
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States District Court
Nelson. J
Benjamin F. Cook
Gloucester
Universalists Dine on Brotherhood of Man Speech Notes
A Universalist Social Union dinner at the Thorndike highlighted unity beyond creed. Speakers included Charles Carleton Coffin and Arthur W. Sawyer with addresses by Shayer and Dr. Biddle, stressing every person’s service to others and a postwar easing of bigotry.
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C. C. Coffin
The
Brotherhood of Man
Bret
Shayer
Sawyer
Biddle
Cambridge
Boston Children’s Aid Society Public Meeting Held
The Boston Children’s Aid Society will hold a public meeting in the Meiona on Monday night. The president Mr. George S. Hale will preside and addresses will be delivered by Rev. Phillips Brooks D D Professor F G Peabody D D the Lon K J T Paie the Rev Reuen Thomas D D the Rev Charles G Ames and Mr C W Birtwell.
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Boston Children’s Aid Society
Meiona
George S. Hale
Phillips Brooks
D.D
F. G. Peabody
Lon. K. JT
Cold cough remedy in old Boston ad for eye whiskey
An aged newspaper piece promotes Doctor Adams style advice and recommends using six to eight ounces of rock candy dissolved in eye whiskey as a cough remedy. It notes that druggists and grocers sell it and asks buyers to ensure the label shows CHESTER' &, GRAVES & SONS, Sole Proprietors, Boston.
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Cork
Chester’ &, Graves & Sons
Sole Proprietors
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court March 18 Cases Presented
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court met with justices Field Devens Allen Holmes and Knowlton hearing arguments in cases No 2403 Phoenix National Bank vs Alfred H W Batcheller et al No 2405 Richard Clark vs Merchants & Miners Transportation Co No 2340 Boston Belting Co vs City of Boston No 2406 George A Chase vs City of Lowell No 2407 Isaac A Dickinson vs Leominster Savings Bank The equity list to be taken up Wednesday includes Nos 629 641 642 647 649 652 653 659 655 In Chambers James Seth Adams et al vs Annie T Adams et al involves a trust fund for children of Charles W Adams with questions of legitimacy in dispute.
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Supreme Judicial Courtr
Commonwealth
Boston Belting Company
City of
Boston
Samuel Hoar
A. J. Bailey
George A. Chase
Lowell
J.N. Marshall
Lpf.trust
Isaac A. Dickinson
Leominster Savings Bank
Charles W. Resumed
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
H. R. Bailey
Hk. M. Morse, Jr
Dabez Fox
E. B. Hale
Trial notes from Superior Court First Session March 18
Civil dockets detail Morrissey v Hostner and multiple assailment cases. Plaintiffs allege injuries from railroad work and crossing incidents. defendants cite releases or deny negligence. Several verdicts, adjournments, and listed cases proceed to second session with various parties and judgments.
Dolanos et al v. Alley damages suit in Middlesex court
Superior Court in Lowell hears Charles Dolanos John HA Alley and others in an action to recover damages for personal injuries. Defence is a general denial. Jury deliberation pending. Plaintiff represented by Corcoran & Parker. defense by Hamilton and Warren H. Atwood.
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Middlesex
Lowell
Sherman
Charles Dolanos
John HA
Alley
Corcoran & Parker
S. Hs. Hamilton
Warren H. Atwood
Civil Court Session Sews Carpet Sale Dispute and Deed Reform
In Plymouth county court at Brockton on March 18 Bishop represented Loring against Sylvester over a carpet sale with defense that no agreement existed. In a separate equity suit Loud challenged Barnes on a deed error claiming excess land conveyed by scrivener mistake, which Barnes denied and plaintiffs must prove mutual mistake.
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Superior Civil Court
Plymouth County
Brockton
Bishop
Augustus K. Loring
Chester H. Sylvester
PB. M. Bixby
H. Kingman
Charles
Loud
Clement F. Barnes
Abington
Barnes
Royal baking powder praised as safest choice
Housekeepers are urged to avoid low grade alum based baking powders and those misrepresented as pure cream of tartar. The Royal powder is claimed to be the only truly pure and wholesome option, backed by government tests showing superior leavening strength.
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U. S
On trial Simmons Pratt for plaintiff in divorce case
Simmons and Pratt appear for the plaintiff while J M Day represents the defendant as divorce cases proceed in order at the court session.
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Simmons & Pratt
J. M Day
Superior Court March 18 Case Docket
In Superior Court March 18 J Lottie Freeman kept a disorderly house and faces six months in the House of Industry Norman E Bullock was fined seventy five dollars and costs or three months in the House of Correction Thomas W Nolan broke and entered and was placed on probation Roco Favo assault and battery fined twenty dollars and costs James A Richards liquor law fined seventy five dollars and costs. The docket lists cases 496 Commonwealth Judge 5b2 Same v Marris 853 Same v Cambrino 573 Saime v Keyser 183 Same v Chandler 535 Same v Natanson 46 Same v Devlin vy 690 Same v Kelly 60h Saime v Murray 615 Same v Shuman 621 Same v Waters 624 Same v Yagar 627 Same v Gaffney 6384 Same v Wail
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Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar
J. Lottie Freeman
House of Industry
Norman E. Bullock
House of Correction
Thomas W. Nolan
Roco Favo
James A. Richards
Same
Marris
Cambrino
Saime
Keyser
Chandler
Natanson
Devlin
Kelly
Murray
Shuman
Waters
Yagar
Gaffney
Wail
Superior Civil Court session details in Essex County
March 18 report from Lawrence shows several docket items. Alexander Roberts v Annie French concerns a $200 payment for land thought to be 11 000 square feet but found under 8000 feet. verdict for defendant after plaintiff’s case. Curtis v Kiley et al involves personal injury from a hole. Parker v Scott seeks $162. Scott v Parker seeks $150 over horse sale.
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Superior Civil Court
Essex County
Lawrence
Thompson
Alexander Roberts
Annie French
Haverhill
Abbott & Pearl
J. P
B. B. Jones
Curtis Vs
J. J. Mahoney
K. E. Crowell
Mary C. Parker
J. W. Scott
Municipal Court Docket Listing Multiple Civil Cases
First and second session judges Forsaith and Curtis oversee a docket of numerous civil actions. Case numbers range from 4934 Bartlett v Grover to 949 Port v Jidson with parties including Pratt v Curry and Lonevich v Todd, reflecting a broad municipal calendar.
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Forsaith
Curtis
Bayley Applies for Admission as Attorney in U S Court
In Boston March 17 1890 John C M Bayley of Newburyport Massachusetts applies for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court District of Massachusetts Notice issued by Joan G Stetson Commissioner of the U S Circuit Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
John C. M. Bayley
Newburyport
Joan G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
Dismissal for Want of Prosecution Ordered by Court
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court orders that on the first day of April sitting unread dockets be called and cases not responded to for over a year be dismissed for want of prosecution unless cause is shown. Clerk Joan Nose notes the order dated March 38, 1890.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Supreme Judicial Court Room
Joan Nose
Laughable Mulvaney Palanquin Tale Delights Weekly Post
The Weekly Post promises a second tale of Private Mulvaney and his five chums with a palanquin once built for an Indian Queen. The sequel, ready Friday, depicts how Mulvaney sold the palanquin for a tidy profit amid other entertaining content.
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Mulvaney
Weekly Post
Fis Five
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Isaiah C. Young
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LaTurber
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Boston & Maine RR. Co
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W. H. Baker
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Tenausin
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Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
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J.D. Long
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Thomas PL. Proctor
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Richard Porter
Jacob H. Hathorne
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George R. Blinn
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Boston & Me. RR
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Maine
Foley
Boston & Maine RI
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Grady
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Best
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Mill Creek Distiling Co
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Nutting
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Parker
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Keefe
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Currier Et al
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Edward Everett Iale
Mason & Hamlin
Organ and Piano Co
Mason & Bramlin Biall
Tremont Street
WR. Mulvaney
Post Publishing
Smiths
S. A. Richardson
Congress Ave
W. Knox Smith & CO
Mass
Constitution
George CG Goodwin & CO
Ofterton
AccBtt
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New York City
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Oak Hall
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