General Court passes Boston & Albany stock bill amid heated debate
The Senate enacted a reform of the Boston & Albany stock increase after a tense session. Senators Hathorne, Howard, Kingsley, and Symonds opposed the measure citing public cost and railroad profits, while Pilsbury and Clark supported enactment. The body also granted powers to the Goodell committee to hire staff and printed reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Boston & Albany
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Connecticut
Howard
Vanderbilt
New York Central Railroad
Kingsley
Commonwealth
Senator Symonds
Symonds
Common Council
Sprague
Commonweath
J. Vonovan
Clark
Old Colony Road
Pilsbury
Veras
Campbell
T. W. Cook
Crosby
Davenport
James Donovan
Dwinnell
Evans
Fassett
Fisk
Gibson
Gunn
Hosmer
Hunt
Messinger
Metcalf
Parker
Pike
KE. Stevens
James
I. Stevens
Tucker
Walker
Wheelock
Whitney
Baker
B. F. Cook
J. Donovan
Hathorne
Ains.Harrow
Howe
Palmer
Gleason
Collins
House Debates Bridge Bill Across Connecticut River
The House spent the afternoon on a bill to rebuild the Connecticut River bridge linking Holyoke and South Hadley. Senate amendments sparked a contest, with an 82 to 58 vote to restore the committee’s original wording before engrossing the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Meres
Connecticut River
Tiguan Holyoke
South Hadley
Hampden
Pshire
Senate
Brooks
Springfield
State urged to centralize parish town and county records
Carroll D Wright reports to the Legislature urging a continuing commission to gather and transfer records from individuals to official custody. He cites church secessions and town office failures as problems and suggests a two to three year program costing ten to twelve thousand dollars to restore orderly records nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll D. Wright
Harvard Athletics Reports and Freshman Crew Chosen
The auditing committee reports on half year to February 1889 with the football association facing debts likely to total about $1784 after expected Princeton receipts. The baseball association is flourishing having given $2000 to athletics and retains $105.79. The Freshmen Football Association ends with about $600 in treasury and the freshman crew is selected with Watriss as stroke and final two seats to be chosen from Hubbard, Powers, Dewey, Cheney, Jones, and Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Football Association
Princeton
Yale
Baseball Association
The
Athletic Association
Tennis Association
Lacrosse Association
Montreal
Freshmen Football Association
Watriss
Kidder
Goddard
Stedman
Porter
Rantoul
Hubbard
Powers
Dewey
Cheney
Jones
Prohibitory Amendment Meeting in Meionaon Falls Short
A sparsely attended meeting for the prohibition amendment in Meionaon organized a ward based committee. About 35 people, with Richard Cane as chair and William Burris as secretary, planned a campaign with one member per ward and a later public meeting.
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Meionaon
Benjamin R. Jewell
Richard F. Cane
William F. Burris
Boston
Impostor Priest Arrested For Drunkenness
A man who calls himself the Rev. P. Doran, claiming to be a Roman Catholic priest, was arrested by Station 4 police for drunkenness. He is alleged to be collecting money in the city for a church fair on Isabella street. He is about 40, thickset, and dressed like a priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Doran
Isabella Street
Walker Blaine’s Method Compared to Olivia Primrose
A letter from Cambridge cites Walker Blaine’s alleged week of study to win Wharton as a humorous parallel to Olivia Primrose who reads controversial works to win over a young squire. The writer hopes his success won’t match Olivia’s.
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Walker Blaine
Sir
Wharton
Olivia Primrose
Squire
Thwackum
Square
Robinson Crusoe
Friday
Olivia
Cambridge
F. M. Slack
Care and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Advertisement
An old newspaper ad hawks Care and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup to banish colds and coughs priced at 25 cents per bottle Also offered is Salvation Oil the celebrated family remedy priced at 25 cents per bottle.
Veterinary Physicians Meet in Semi Annual Session
The United States Veterinary Medical Association held its semi annual meeting at Young's Hotel with about fifty members from Maine to New Jersey. Professor Rush Shippen Huidekoper presided and a five member committee was named to revise the constitution. Papers on tuberculosis contagion and clinical observations were read by Dr. J. F. Winchester and Professor A. Liautard. Toaster remarks honored veterinarians, Canada, the medical profession, sanitary science and agriculture with noted speakers including Drs. Clement, Stickney, Faust and Winchester.
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United States Veterinary Medical Association
Young’s Hotel
Rush Shippen Huidekoper
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
New Jersey
McLain
Clement
Baltimore
J. F. Winchester
D.V.8
Boston
John W. Gadsden
Salmon
A. Liautard
H.E.R.C.V.S
Carol C. Ernst
Harvard Medical School
L. McLain
W. R. Sessions
Levi Stockbridge
8. W. Abbott
State Board of Health
Charles A. Currier
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
J. H. Stickney
John Faust
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
J. L. Robertson
Lawrence
W. H. Martenet
A. W. Clement
Women of Dr Johnsons Time Lecture in Boston
Mrs Abba Goold Woolson spoke to the Moral Education Society on The Women of Dr Johnsons Time. She highlighted Elizabeth Montagu Lady Montagu Elizabeth Carter Charlotte Lennox Mrs Barbauld and Mrs Hester Chapone for shaping drama and shaping society by advancing edifying conversation and intellectual achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abba Goold Woolson
Boston
Moral Education Society
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Woolson
Shakspere
Elizabeth Montague
Lady Montague
Elizabeth Carter
Charlotte Lennox
Barbauld
Hester Chapone
Dramatic and Musical Notes at Boston Theater and Hall
Opening sales for Josephs Sweetheart attract a large crowd at the Museum. Kerry Gow and Shaun Rhue confusion noted. German Opera from New York to perform Rheingold Walkure Siegfried Gotterdammerung at Boston Theatre starting April 1 under conductor Anton Seidl. Season tickets go on sale March 27. Georg Henschel and wife return to the Boston Symphony Orchestra Matinee with Moykowski suites and Wagner numbers plus a duet from The Fairies. Lang accompanies the piano for the finale.
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Joseph
Mr. Murphy
Globe Theatre
Kerry Grow
Shaun Rhue
Kerry Gow
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Edmund C. Stanton
Boston Theatre
Siegfried
Güsterdammerung
Tannhauser
Anton Seidl
Georg Henschel
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Agner
Lang
In Memory of Wendell Phillips Monument Meeting
A mass meeting of colored citizens discussed erecting a Wendell Phillips monument. Senator Edward J. Donovan led the initiative with support from Edwin G. Walker Edward J Brown John J Smith Nelson G Gaskins and others. A resolutions committee and a legislative committee to push the bill were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
Commonwealth
Charles Street
Edward J. Donovan
Edwin G. Walker
Edward J. Brown
John J.smith
Nelson G. Gaskins
Charles L. Mitchell
Stewart E. Hoyt
Legislative Committee
Thomas B. Taylor
Mmory T. Morris
Philip J. Allston
Mullen
Walker
Hoyt
Li. i, Brown
Boston Press Club elects new officers after mass change
The annual election in Boston saw a major shift as long standing leaders did not seek re election. New officers include President Colonel Charles H. Taylor first vice president Jacob C. Morse second vice president Edward L. Alexander secretary B Leighton Beal treasurer D S Snowlton and financial secretary E J Parbente. Directors named were W E Brigham C S Drew J Irving Estes James P Frost W H Hathaway and Em Cy J Talbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Press Club
O’meara
Alexander
Currier
Charles H. Taylor
Globe
Jacob C. Morse
Herald
Edward L. Alexander
Transcript
B. Leighton Beal
Journal
D. 5. Snowlton
Times
E. J. Parbente
Advertiser
W. E. Brigham
C.S. Drew
Record
J. Irving Estes
James P. Frost
W. H. Hathaway
Em Cy J. Talbot
Siena
Frank M
Wwe
Dorchester Clergyman Seen in Minnesota, Believed Heading West
William Robertson of Rochester Minnesota reported seeing Rev. Charles H. Smith the missing Dorchester clergyman at West St. Paul Minnesota last Wednesday. Robertson says Smith boarded a Chicago and Kansas City train and is thought to have gone to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
William Robertson
Rochester
Minn
Charles H. Smith
West St. Paul
Robertson
Smith
Chicago
Kansas City
Unidentified man killed on Boston and Maine line
A man killed on the Boston and Maine road Monday remains unidentified. His body lies at the Massachusetts General Hospital morgue as officials work to confirm his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Road
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fusilier Veteran Association Plans Joint Parade May 11
The Fusilier Veteran Association met at its new headquarters 89 Court Street last evening and formed a committee to confer with the active company on a joint parade for the 102d anniversary of the company on May 11. A second committee including Captains Snow and Sears and Sergeant K Jones Jr was tasked to arrange a musical literary entertainment and supper for the next meeting on Tuesday evening April 2.
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Fusilier Veteran Association
Court Street
Aetains Snow
Sears
Sergeant Jr. K. Jones
Valuable manufacturing property in South Boston for dwelling conversion
The attention of capitalists is drawn to an advertisement by Atwood & Co. at No. 2 Pemberton Square offering a valuable manufacturing property in South Boston. The property is well suited for alteration into dwelling houses and information will be provided by Atwood & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Atwood & Co
Pemberton Square
Boston
Social unions and clubs hold varied neighborhood gatherings
The article lists multiple meetings from the Universalist Social Union to bicycle clubs, pharmacists and shoe dealers dinners, with presiding officers and guests. It also notes arrivals at hotels and a March 19 United States District Court term in which John A. Campbell of Boston was named grand jury foreman and jurors began considering numerous presentments involving revenue pension and voting laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
James T. Canavan
Milford
John A. Campbell
Boston
Funeral of Dr Donald Kennedy in Roxbury
The funeral for Dr. Donald Kennedy was held yesterday forenoon at St James Episcopal Church Roxbury with delegates from the Scots Charitable Society British Charitable Society and Caledonian Club. Clergy from Roxbury Presbyterian Church St James and St Johns officiated. Burial followed at Forest Hills cemetery.
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Donald Kennedy
St. James Episcopal Church
St. James Street
Roxbury
Scots Charitable Society
British Charitable Society
Caledonian Club
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Percy Browne
St. James
George 5. Converse, DD
St. John’s Church
St. James's
James M. Smith
Messrs
A. I. Brown
Danforth C. Hodges
St. James’s Church
Robert Gilchrist
John F. Newton
Walters
Frost
Washington Lodge
Masons
Warren
Potter
Ivory Harmon
Forest Hills Cemetery
Report on Aid to Discharged Convicts Quarterly Meeting
At the Massachusetts Society for Aiding Discharged Convicts quarterly meeting on March 19 Rev James De Normandie presiding the agent reported 136 aided during the quarter with 183 white 3 colored 33 married 103 single 131 literate 5 illiterate 117 previously intemperate 19 temperate 53 with multiple arrests 67 from Massachusetts State prison 69 from other local houses of correction 74 arrested in Boston 26 within 25 miles of Boston 19 more than 25 miles from Boston 6 from homes in other states 11 wandered 32 years 10 months 10 days average age 3 years 1 month 9 days average sentence 16 hours 43 minutes 43 furnished with board 15 with meals and lodging 43 with clothing 34 transport home or to seek work 7 to family stores 11 to seek work in various trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Society For
James de Normandie
Massachusetts State
Boston
The Australian Ballot System lecture details
Hon H H Sprague spoke on the Australian ballot in the Bowdoin Library Reading Room. He praised the Massachusetts bill for simplifying elector duties and stated the system had been tested in Australia England Canada and Kentucky with many states moving toward its adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Sprague
Mr. Bowdoin Library Association
Massachusetts
Australia
England
Canada
Kentucky
Michigan
Nebraska
Missouri
Indiana
Rhode Island
New York
Will the license or prohibitory law best promote temperance
Mt Bowdoin Library Association invites essays from local youths on the question Will the cause of temperance be best promoted by a license law or a prohibitory law The contest offers 10 5 and 3 dollars for the top essays, four to ten pages, due by April 9 Sealed envelopes submitted to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Bowdoin
G W Stmmons Co Offers Combination Suit for Parents
G W Stmmons & Co. advertises a season offer at 32 to 44 North Street a combination suit with jacket two pairs of pants and a cap for the price of an ordinary suit. The dealer calls it a bargain due to merits and low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Stmmons & Co
North Street
Supreme Court session lists yet more equity cases
The March hearing lists cases No. 2154 to 2180 with Barham Gomez Dowd Sawyer Reardon McIntire, plus equity matter Hannah Winslow v Boston Safe Deposit. Attorneys are named for each side and orders noted for additional Nos. 2485 and others. The equity bill seeks to set aside a voluntary trust established for Hannah Winslow and her heirs.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
City of
Boston
J. M. Hall
A. J. Bailey
Charles W. Sawyer
Ellen Mackee
J. P. Treadwell
R. Lund
M. J. Creed
Mary_A. Reardon
Annie E. Thompson
W. N. Osgood
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Equity
Atchison
J. H. Hardy
Sol Lincoln
George P. Sanger, Jr
Personal injury cases in First Session court docket
The March 19 session lists multiple Boston area civil actions. John J. McCarthy sues Roxbury Stone Co. for 15000 over an injury from blasting powder. verdict for plaintiff 3000. Edwin F. Stafford sues Charles A. Bartlet for 10000 over alleged false arrest. jury awards 50. Maria Collins sues Cornelius Callahan et al. for injuries from knitting mill cog. court directs verdict for defendants. Ann Hunt sues City of Boston for July 1887 ferry slip defect. further entries include numerous case numbers and names in subsequent sessions.
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Superior Court
John J. McCarthy
Roxbury Stone Company
Samuel Hoar
H. KE. Swasey
Edwin F. Stafford
Charles A. Bartlet
H. D. Hadiceck
L. H. Clement
Conrad Reno
Maria Collins
Cornelius Callahan
Boston
Fhe
J. L. Eldredge
D. F. Fitz
C. H. Drew
A. M. Lyman
Ann Hunt
City of
South Ferry
L. Eldredge
D.I. Fitz
M. Babson
W. Bartlett
Abbott
Morandi
Shortwell
Same
Lurbetti
Caterini
Greaves
Blackstone National
Massey
Merriam
Bank
Pall
Duiey
Doe
Halifax Steam Navi
Oouy
Butter Ation Co
Lom
S—Derby
Doherty
Ard
Davidson
Soule
Willis
Mercht’s
Murch Vy
Prall
Transportat’n Co
Glendon Co
Bos
O'brien
Walworth Ton. Mill. Co
Osgood
Fitz
Lathrop
John McGuire
Edward P. Osgood
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Charles Street
Francis Burke
H. W. Brage
Arthur Taylor
William G. Cody
New York & New England Railroad Company
Mitford
Franklin
B. Allen
J. I. Wheeler
Mc.ree
Tracy
Prther
Whitney
McKay
Tioston
Tirreil
Feder
Superior Court Delays Sentences In March Terms
In March session Judge William F. Staples presided as King F Staples and Peter Quinn, both convicted of larceny from the person, saw their sentences postponed for one day. Richard McBride received five years in State Prison for rape. A listed docket includes cases like Commonwealth vs Cary and several liquor law violations among others.
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William F. King
Peter Quinn
King
Quinn
Richard McBride
Commonwealth
Cary
DeLodge
Same
Gertz
House of Ill-Fame
Hawkins
Edwards
Flynn
Recell
Swift
Fitzgibbons
Donovan
Farrell
Lyons
Smith
Pease
Superior Court Criminal Terms Larceny Case In Middlesex
March 19 Middlesex County session reports J Edward Ferrin of Lowell convicted of larceny from a person and remanded to Massachusetts Reformatory for penalties. case details reflect early 20th century criminal docket actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Thompson
J. Edward Ferrin
Lowell
Person
Massachusetts Reformatory
Breach of promise case verdict in Middlesex County court
In Middlesex Superior Court judge Morrow presided on March 19 with verdict for the plaintiff in Sarah Brophy versus William Gallagher for $800. A second trial, William F Courtney administrator versus Lowell and Dracut Horse Railroad Co, concerns damages after a child died after being hit on River Street. Attorneys F Fisher and Courtney for plaintiff. Pratt & Quinn for defendants. George F Richardson for plaintiff. Peter Broult’s family noted as involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Railroad Company
River Street
Said Street
Peter Broult
William F. Courtney
Broult
George F. Richardson
Pratt & Quinn
Superior Court in Essex County Actions for Injury and Services
March 19 session lists tort action James T. Survey v City of Haverhill over 4000 for injuries from a defective highway with no verdict at adjournment. Edwin Worswick sues George S Armstrong for 142 for nine months work unpaid. defense general denial and payment. Multiple dockets include Doeg v City of Haverhill and Boldue v Edison Electric Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Essex County
Dewey
James T. Survey
City of
Haverhill
B. F. Brickett
William H. Moody
Edwin Worswick
George 5
Insolvency Court in Essex County Holds Multiple Meetings
In the Essex County Insolvency Court session on March 19 Harmon J presided. The fourth meeting was held in the Thomas Colby case with adjourned third meetings in Pelletier & Couture Exe Boulanger Barlow M Cook Charles A. Davis Jon O’Connell Abiezer H. Price and Moses F. Carter. Third meetings were held in James F. E. Millen John N. Bennett W. A. Peterson. Second meetings in Wiley & Poor Theophilus Pearl Edson C. Owen George H. Carey William R. Badger Lucius C. Johnson William C. Huff H F Hurlbut Co and Thomas Murray. First meetings included Asa Bird of Lynn with assignee Samuel W. Forrest and Bay State Felt Boot and Shoe Company Merrimac with assignee Weona of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Harmon, J
Thomas ”. Colby
Pelletier & Couture
Exe Boulanger
Barlow M. Cook
Charles A. Davis
Jon O’connell
Abiezer H. Price
Moses F. Carter
James FE. Millen
John N. Bennett
W. A. Peterson
Wiley & Poor
Theophilus Pearl
Edson C. Owen
George H. Carey
William R. Badger
Lucius C. Johnson
William C. Huff
H. F. Hurlbut
Merrimac
Boston
Municipal Court March 19 Proceedings and Suspects
ForsarrH Judge orders J Richard J Jackson to recognize 5600 for March 23 appearance to face assault charge against Edward J De Hart. Adolph Miller known as Arizona Jack case on larceny of two satin stage costumes and a diamond ring from Evaline Stetson continued to Saturday. Thomas F Bishop bound over after waiving examination for grand jury. Civil RNA SEMENTES lists and docket references follow with multiple case numbers and party names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsarrh
Richard J. Jackson
Edward J. de Hart
Adolph J. Miller
Arizona Jack
Evaline Stetson
Auburn Court
Thomas F. Bishop
Daniel Curtis
Rna Sementes
C.J
Curtis
Bartlett Led Burlington Northern Board With Counsel and Grace
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy board honors late Sidney Bartlett for over thirty years of service as director and chief counsel. His clear legal insight and decisive judgment shaped policy as the company expanded from 210 to 4915 miles. The probate will includes a $100,000 charitable bequest to Boston societies chosen by executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Sidney Bartlett
Bartlett
Boston
Boston City Laborers Registration Opens at 9 A M
Civil service commissioners begin city work registration today at 9 o clock in the labor office at 5 Pemberton square basement Boston. Strong laborers up to 50 years old willing to work in any department required. Mechanics must show certificates of ability. Applicants must be US citizens and Boston residents. Common laborers need two character certificates. Reinstatement possible for discharged workers with satisfactory conduct. Eligible list capped at 400 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commissioners
Boston
Pemberton Square
United States
Physician author endorses Warner's Safe Cure amid kidney liver disease alarm
Dr Robert A Gunn dean and editor speaks under his signature to Warner's Safe Cure proprietors urging endorsement of a trusted remedy. He notes rising kidney and liver disease, criticizes experimental treatments, and states patients died under physicians' care while seeking an approved cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Gunn
United States Medical College
Medical Tribune
Gunn
Warner
Keeler Co. unveils artistic 19th century bedroom sets
Keeler and Co. introduces new bedroom sets featuring eccentric yet natural patterns. The designs emphasize artistic subtleties, tasteful mouldings, solid construction, fine carvings, and graceful shaping to create an refined, artistic room atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeler & Co
Messrs. Keeler & Co
Inspection Of Food Quality In February Findings
The State board of health examined 289 food and drink articles in February. Two hundred one were good quality and eighty eight inferior. Thirteen complaints entered in court with ten defendants convicted. Some samples labeled olive oil were cottonseed oil and lemon juice samples were weak citric acid solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Lenten Wednesday Service at Frost Cuvaca
Lenten service at the Frost Cuvaca Berkeley on Arlboro Street gathers for a 4 30 PM Wednesday with a sermon by Reverend Edward Everett Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost Cuvaca
Berkeley
Arlboro Street
Edward Everett Hale
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Holyoke Bridge
Goodell Committee
Abner C. Goodell
William F. Draper
Grafton & Upton Railroad Company
James Halehouse
Worcester
C. A. Hunt
Weymouth
Jola T
Rohan
Lincoln
Baldwinsville
Templeton
First Congregational
Petersham
Fitchburg
James KK. Beede
William B. Potter
Wallace P. Balcom
New England Industrial School For
Board of Public Works
Cly
New Bedford
Unionville Evangelical Society
John F. Hemming
General Court
I. J Smith
New York & New England
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Wrentham
Norfolk
Walpole
Lynn
Essex County Commissioners
Newburyport
Nanciaa
Brockton
Essex
L. Hubbard
Daniel Williams
Charlestown
Ma A. Greene
Lelia J. Robinson
Hinckley
Chelsea Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Harvard Notes
Young’s
Wesleyan Mail
Universalist Social Union
Thorndike
A. W. Strauss
W. E. Stratton
Grace H. Stratton
Marion Whitaker
L. J. Lowe
Jamaican Cycle Club
Charles A. Underwood
Edward ©. Chase
Bert Bracket
Dorchester Bicycle Club
Pharmacists’ Club
Henry Canning
E. C. Marshall
G. W. Cobo
Cobb
J.I. Jones
Smallwood
E. H. la Pierre
William W. Bartlet
C. E. George
South Boston
Metermott
Boot and Shoe Recorder
Brunswick
J. H. McMullan
McMullan
Portland
Charles van Benthuysen
Benthuysen
Frank van Benthuysen
Albany
Ketterheims
Philadelphia
Vendome
E. P. Dutton
N. F. Greeley
Phillips Exeter Academy
Otto Loeschigk
Tremont
J. C. Beach
Meriden
Conn
A. M. Keys
Themaston
W. M. Gaylord
Northampton
A. J. Clark
Dorchester
Add Browne
Giffing
J. C. Bradley
W. E. Marvin
M. B. Newby
Newark
N.J
Adams
Biddeford
K.ie Strapp
Des Moines
Sam Sabel
Louisville
Allan
Prescott
Westfield
Fred W. Wellington
Henry Douglass
Keene
N. H
F. Drake
Lake Village
A Kk
Hersom
Great Falls
MT. Bowdoin Library
Burke
Dublin
Prttman
Phillips
Whitford
Austin
Dolliver
Chelsea
Barry
Capen
Creene
Conant
Goodyear Shoe Co
Dinsimore
Statham
Superior Criminal Court
Staples, J
Michael Delehan
Malden
Loase of
Correction
Duschamp
Morin
Shah
Boston & Maine Ri
Doeg
City of Haverhill
Boldue
Edison Liec. Til. Co
Arlington
Edison Elec
IL Co
Tullew
Duck Co
Sweeney
Freediey
Walter
Kelley
Mahar
Curley
Williams
Taylor
Lewis
Nunn
Kinney
Smiith
Schendel
Lipherty
Little
Mclhee
Pinkham
Needhaw
Tremont Foundry Co
McDowel
Murray
Davy
Grreby
Clack
Sheik
Openheim
Farrington
Rosenthal
Burlington
Nanny
Borasazixg Powder Co
Wali St
N.Y
London
Importing Clothier
Washington Ct
Old South Church
Mark
OCERS
Quaker Mill Co
Ravenna
Ohio
Phs City
Dan. J. Maguinnis
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
Egleston Square
Grove Hall
Pilgrim
Sheldon Jackson
Alaska
Trinity Church
Sanders Theatre
Charles Dana
Medford Street
Main Street
Patrick Rock
Bush Street
City Hospital
Mt. Vernon Street
Agnes L. Rice
Union Church of Christ of Groton
Shawmut Universalist Society of Boston
Horatio Gray
Edwin A. Robinson
George Benedict
Quincy
Frederick M. Gardner
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