Haverhill Cycle Club sketches and plans for the season
The Post’s evening column features the Haverhill Cycle Club with Captain J D Curtis describing its origins from TX0 on eighteen charter members to a current fifty four. The club has a social room, growing interest, road races on Columbus Day, and aims to attend league meets. officers listed and plans include a parade and a representation at league events though based in a less frequented district.
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the Post
Avure
J.D. Curtis
Haverhill Cvele
Aono Hcl
Curtis
Souplit
Pasion
A. M. Child
Harry Hevener
Fred L. Hate
H. Havecer
Aireik
Fueesh Recutietare
Ith Fis
Massachusetts Bieyete Club
Germany
Boboke
Hirself
Gossip of Rob Ray and Boston boxing scene
Reports in New York papers discuss the Coney Island contest between Jack McGee and Billy McCarthy with McGee described as a promising Boston novice aged about 22. Eckhardt says McGee clearly outpointed McCarthy. Nahant visit by sporting men to see young Addison spar with Hickey. two Cribb Club bouts arranged and Dick OBrien, Maine welterweight champion, arriving in Boston for sparring with Grewgains.
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New York
Coney Island
Jack McGee
Billy McCarthy
Boston
McGee
John Eckhardt
Coney Island Athletic Club
McCarthy
Nahant
Willy Smith
John Eerhardt
John Hickey
Lynn
New Cribb Club
Young Addison
Si Hickey
Smith
Diey
Billy Reed
Roxbury
Pat Heath
Charles Lyne
East Boston
Athletes Hear Of Ground Use And Club Openings
The article surveys athletic grounds and clubs with plans in Dorchester, Chicago, and Natick. It notes the Dorchester cross-country run on Fast Day, Yale sprinters, Mike Murphy coaching, and the Chicago Athletic Club opening July 4. It mentions several individuals and clubs, suspensions, and upcoming exhibitions and crew prospects.
VIMHERS ON THE TRACK FIRST AT VETERAN MEET
The daily horse races at Gerreneurna New Jersey report six furlongs results in selling events. Winners include Richal, Polydora, Mohican, Blitzen, Craft, St. Denis with varying betting odds and times from 1:19 1/4 to 1:27 3/4. Multiple races list finishing order and betting prices for each entrant.
Winning horses at Guoverster race day
Special to the Post reports today's horse winners across nine races at Guoverster. Winners include General Gordon first in the one mile and a sixteenth selling, Keime in the five furlongs, Repeater at four and a half, Nat Goodwin in the three furlongs, and Can't Tell in the five and one half, with multiple place and betting details for each event.
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Seling
Tartarian
Stoway
Wallace
Sir Herbert
Meadows
Brookdale
Honeymoon
Pessimist
Seabright
Spot
Rearguard
Aying Teller
Neuralgia
Carroll d
Joe Knot
Barbidhe
Annie G. Jilly
Lady Hood
Ning Mae
Hoey
Nativity
Mable R
Pomeroy
Sey
Ehono
Fenelon
McMurtry
Sorrento
Laura S
Transit
Benjamin
Register
Peralta
Annapolis
Marcellus
Lil Spent
Seling— Woodehcouper
Triemaint
Glenlochy
Quartermaster
van Wart
Ney Tasso
Guoverster
Lucy Waellice Welding
New Dance
Nat Godwin
Lucy Wallace
Pargain
Monterey
al Pope
Baseball Gossip Preview From Boston Team Camp
Tiermann Long arrived in town visiting friends and planning light running and handball before the season. He was helped by Jimmy Walsh last summer and should be fit. Several players, including Kid Nichola and Joe Kelly, are in good shape, with Red Crane and Mike Stailery near peak form. Bennet and Ganzel have not been heard from, and Boston is not guaranteed a New England League berth.
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Tiermann Long
Inti
Lastrir
Jimmy Walsh
Eave
Boston College
Long
Walsh
Hermann
Woburn
Boston
Kid Nichola
Joe Kelly
Baltimores
Fettle
Red Crane
Mike Stailery
Tommy McCarthy Inns
Alike Meagher
Mise
Lopei
Bennett
Ganzel
Soden
Ward found guilty in Cambridge political circulars case
The jury in the East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court found William J. Ward guilty of illegally distributing political circulars aimed at harming mayoral candidate Joseph J. Kelley. After a day of testimony and a 7 to 5 initial split for acquittal, the final ballot returned a verdict of guilty. Judge Blodgett imposed a $100 fine.
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East Cambridge
Blodgett
Pomeranian Safe? Belgian steamer reports distress near Pomeranian
New York dispatch March 23 notes the Belgian steamer Belwealand sighting distress signals north of the British steamer Pomeranian, from New York to Glasgow, with a broken piston. Bergenland refused tow citing company rules. The Pomeranian is believed to have a fatality, sails furled, heading for New York. HalifaX reports Pomereniia arrived with low pressure piston split and junk ring broken.
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New York
Belwealand
Antwerp
Glasgow
Bergenland
Ekoif
Belrenland
Allan Line
Ekoff
Halifax
Pomereniia
Harvard Yale and Columbia to clash in annual freshmen boat race
Harvard has challenged Yale and Columbia for the June New London lightweight competition. Cornell hopes for a race but is out after Columbia’s acceptance. Harvard freshmen await a new barge while the varsity rowers adjust lineup including Dutfield and Perkins to strengthen the crew.
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New London
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Cornell
Varsity
Dutfield
No. 5
Stearns
Perkins
Mas Ee Villis
Cummings
Yale Football Association Posts Record Annual Return
The Yale Football Association released its annual report showing receipts of 31 6400 and expenditures of 14 550 82 leaving a treasury balance of 16 749 89. Income from Harvard and Princeton games totaled 210 053 65 and 12 8se 18 respectively. Much of the surplus will aid the crew or the new gymnasium. This is the largest college athletic association financial account to date.
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New Waven
Yale Football Association
Harvard
Princeton
College Athletic Association
Eulogy Events Set for Bishop Brooks and James Blaine
City Council committees announce an April 11 eulogy for Bishop Brooks at Music Hall with Rev. Dr. Samuel Eliot and Chaplain Rev. Father J. P. Boush. Music by Herbert Johnson. A May 2 eulogy for James G. Blaine by Senator Frye of Maine will be at Music Hall with Rev. Dr. FE Webb as chaplain.
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Bishop Brooks
Samuel Eliot
Music Hell
Father J. P. Boush
Herbert Johnson
BU Ain
James _G. Blaine
Senator Frye
Maine
Music Hall
Alay
FE. B. Webb
Glaive
Challemel Lacour Elected to French Academy
Paris on March 25, M. Paul Armand Challemel Lacour, a noted writer and statesman, was elected to the French Academy succeeding the late Joseph Ernest Renan. He received 17 votes while Gaston Bruno Paul received 18 and Emile Zola earned one vote.
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Paris
M. Paul Armand Challemel- Lacour
French Academy
Joseph Ernest Renan
M. Challemel-Lacour
Gaston-Bruno-Paul
Emile Zola
Maine Senate approves women's suffrage bill in tight vote
Avunusta Maine March 23 The Senate passed a bill for municipal suffrage for women by a 16 to 15 vote and not concurred with the House. The House had defeated it by a small margin. It is thought the House may yield and concur with the Senate.
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Avunusta
Senate
House
Finding Himself In The Soup Confirms A Bad Swim
A reflective line notes the sting of realizing one’s confidence misjudged, as a man discovers trouble where he believed success. The metaphor contrasts expectation with embarrassing reality, highlighting a moment of public or personal setback.
Speakers Clash Over State Commissions at Democratic Club Dinner
At the Young Men's Democratic Club dinner in the American House Colonel John T Wheelwright presided Charles Francis Adams challenged the need for salaried officials arguing the present system offers better service He condemned expanding commissions and supported single officers for governoral power and removal debates James E Hayes urged Governor removal power abolition of the Governor's Council G Bradford kept the room lively Frank W Jones was slated to speak on Executive Responsibility in Prison Management but was absent due to a child's illness
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
American House
John T. Wheelwright
Charles Francis Adams
Adams
Henry E. Ruggles
James E. Hayes
Boston
G. Bradford
Frank W. Jones
Lynn
Jones
Malden Woman Dies On Way To Ball
Mrs. Sarah C. Johnson of Malden died suddenly near the corner of Lyle street and Wyoming avenue after leaving Mr. Turner’s house to attend a ball. She was a widow, had been keeping house for Mr. Turner, and leaves a daughter in Everett. The probable cause is heart failure.
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Manpex
Sarah C. Johnson
Turner
Lyle Street
Wyoming Avenue
Johnson
Everett
Storm on the Banks near Quero and Grand Banks
Harvester reports a northeast gale with hurricane force on March 19 that swept Quero and Grand Banks causing heavy damage to fishermen. Her decks were swept and four dories, part of her cable and anchor were lost. She later spoke the M. A. Baston, all right.
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Groverestreer
Harvester
Quero
Grand Banks
M. A. Baston
Powell Installed as Pastor at Nasuvua Unitarian Society
The Rev Enoch Powell formerly of Topeka Kan was tonight installed as pastor of the First Unitarian Society in Nasuvua N H The service featured an invocation by Rev W H Ramsey of Manchester scripture by Rev Cary F Abbott of Buivonen sermon by Rev Grindall Reynolds of Mose installing prayer by Rev A J Rich of Milford charge to the case by Rev George A Batchelor of Lowell right hand of fellowship by Rev Hl N Brown of Brookline charge to the ia by Rev E A Horton of Boston prayer by Rev F L Phalen of Concord and benediction by the pastor The society had been without a pastor since July 1.
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Nasuvua
N. H
Enoch Powell
Topeka
Kan
First Unitarian Society
W. H. Ramsey
Manchester
Cary F. Abbott
Buivonen
Mass
Grindall Reynolds
Mose
A. J. Rich
Milford
Death of John Morrison in Jamaica Pond Ice stables
John Morrison aged 25 died after being kicked by a horse at Jamaica Pond Ice Company stables around 6 pm yesterday. He fell, was trampled or kicked again, suffering fatal facial injuries and died within thirty minutes. Undertaker Burke prepared the body. Morrison leaves a widow.
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John Morrison
Jamaica Pond Ice Company
Mr. Morrison
Undertaker Burke
Ile
Cambridge Republicans elect new treasurer and fill vacancies
A Cambridge ward and city committee meeting at the City building Cambridge port elected Alderman Charles H. Cheney treasurer replacing Frank H. Teele who resigned. The committee accepted the resignations of 6G. H. Rennink and Frank H. Teele and filled their seats with John L. Odiorne and Wellington Fillmore.
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Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Charles H. Cheney
Frank H. Teele
H. Rennink
John L. Odiorne
Wellington Fillmore
Morocco Plant Expansion and Fire Recovery News
Lyxx March 23. A B Martin, morocco maker, plans a large Market street addition to his plant, with wooden structures near the present factory torn down and a brick building erected. Maurice Flynn, shoe maker burned in the Valpey and Anthony fire, has leased part of a factory on Marshall's wharf and will resume operations immediately.
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Lyxx
Lynn Naval Militia to join Columbus review in New York
Official notice states Company E Lynn Naval Militia will travel to New York harbor for the Columbus naval review in April. They embark April 24 or 25 from Boston aboard the Enterprise to help man the vessel during evolutions, and will be absent about two weeks.
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Lynx
Lynn Naval Militia
Columbus
New York Harbor
Boston
Enterprise
Child hurt in mill belt accident in Bricewater
Bricewater Vermomt March 25 A C Perkins child aged years old was caught by a belt in a mill last night. Her scalp and one ear were torn from her head and she is not expected to recover.
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Bricewaterr
C. A. Perkins
World’s Fair vote contest heats up in Boston area
One day left before the Post's World's Fair coupon printing ends. Eddie D Hughes leads in Charlestown with 881 Medford Street, while Thomas F. Hickey holds a strong early advantage. George Smith of South Boston sits 10,000 votes ahead in Winch Bros. listings. Mrs Dr Bishop leads in the South End with over 8000 votes. Joyce re-enters the South Boston list as candidates rush to collect final coupons.
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Post
Eddie D. Hughes
Toth
Post's
George Smith
South
Boston
Arry Boardman
Winch Bros
The
Smith
Chicago
Thomas F. Hickey
Dr. Bishop
South End
D. F. BE. Joyce
South Boston
Rovers Club hosts ladies night. lectures and sales noted
Somerville observers enjoyed ladies night at the Rovers Cycle Club in Odd Fellows building Winter Hill. Professor R J Roberts spoke on Body Building at Prospect Hill Church with a young athlete illustrating points. A sewing circle sale at Evening Star Lodge will be held. Electric cars may run on Highland avenue tomorrow per officials. Flint Street Church marked eleven years with a chicken pie supper. Unity Society discussed Spofford and Larcom. Fe Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met on Bonner avenue with tea and an eve of music and readings. City officials Parkhurst and Hopkins praised as outstanding heads. Old Powder House.
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Rovers’ Cycle Club
Odd Fellows
Winter Hill
R. J. Roberts
Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Pythian Hall
Evening Star Lodge
Highland Avenue
Flint Street
M. E
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Lucy Larcom
Unity Society
Fe Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. FE
Old Powder House
Chelsea News Roundup From Local Church To Police Shifts
Chelsea reports a lively slate of events including Tufts College Glee Club at the First Universalist Church, A. O. H. planning to move to Granite building, and a Grand Army Hall regu lar meeting. The Alter Ego Club golf tournament ends with M W Mayo undefeated, while A B Chase stays home nursing a cold. Patrolman George T Schultz resigns to run a hotel. several officers rumored to resign as well.
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Tufts College Glee Club
St. Rose T. A. and BL. Society
Granite
Theodore Winthrop
Grand Army Hall
Alter
M. W. Mayo
A.B. Chase
John Leopold
Malden
Yester
Academy of Music
Pusday
Hawthorn Lodge
Pythian Hall
Chelsea Holiness Association
Hellingham Hall
W.C. Ryder
Providence
F. L. Sprague
Keene
Tt. Davis
Lynn
Hannah S. Hanscom
Irish setter returned after four day wandering in Seattle area
W J Vale who bought a dog from McKay on Seattle street found his Irish setter aged about ten months missing for four to five days. At dinner yesterday a peculiar knock at the door revealed the dog back home, proving the pet’s surprising recovery.
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W. J. Vale
Tremont Bouse
Oak Square
Anna Pearson
Judy
Miss Pearson
Josephine
Allston Vinafore Company
Nagle
Washington Street
Brighton
Brightop
Bacon Park
Two Offers At Large In Race For Votes
Offers 6 and 7 each include two round trin tickets and will be awarded to the two New England residents outside five special sections who receive the largest and second largest vote counts. Contestants may obtain copies of THE FOS containing coupons at THY POST offices for one cent each. Newsdesiers may buy at wholesale price, half a cent each, with recommendations to purchase through news dealers.
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Lach Ofer
Boston
Itis Post Core
East Boston
Chelasay
Charlestown
Somerville
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Delsaten
South Boston
Cambridge
New England
Thy
Local addresses and names appear in fragment list
Fragmentary OCR displays numerous personal and street addresses including George N. Smith 060 Broadway Charles W. Hare 47 Wess Broadway William F. Corcoran 282 W Fifth Street Irene W. Sullivan 653 FE Pourd Street and other garbled entries. No coherent event or notice visible.
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George N. Smith
Broadway
Charles WH. Hare
Wess
Gold
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth St
I. J.silver
W. CE. Sullivan
Odes Ree PR Bao GS
Apie Wrens
Ao ‘Deveney
Gist
Carnival funding and political chatter in South Boston
In South Boston the Mt. Washington Carnival Association seeks an $8000 city appropriation for a Fourth of July carnival and parade activities for the Farragut statue unveiling. The Democratic ward committee may back ex-Senator William S. McNary for president, citing his executive abilities. Updates note renovations at Bethesda hall, St Augustine's Lyceum improvements, a St. Omer Hall concert, a Bethesda Hall social, and a nearing completion novice pool tournament at Murray & Irwin's with Dick Irivin leading. The Washington Village church marks its first anniversary at Horton's Hall.
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Mt. Washington Carnival Association
Boston
Farragut
William S. McNary
Lis
McNary
South Boston
Bethesda Hall
St. Augustine's Lyceum
National
Dorchester Streets
Lyceum
Peninsula
Lose
Wenzel
St. Omer Hall
Hobdah Lodge
Condit
J. F E. Ferguson
G. T. Wade
G. E. Whitttier
C. E. Snow
Walter Pritchard
Murray & Irwin's
Dick Irivin
McEwen
Donnelly
Welch
McGillick
Washington Village
Ihe Ile Hips Congregational Church
Horton's Hall
Cres Foun
Dorchester Club Events Highlight Readings and Plans
Dorchester society notes a Mrs Irving Winslow reading at Dr Arthur Lilue's home with a future performance of A Dolls House at the same address. The Mattapan Associates staged The Flowing Bowl in Oakland hall with a strong cast and new scenery. Dorchester Woman's Club to host a reception for federated club presidents next Tuesday afternoon. Dorchester Commandery of the Order of the Golden Cross held an initiation with a banner present by supreme officers. A three hall project and a Chipman Clock restoration are planned for Salvation Army events. H E Clapp of Grove Hall Station offers prizes for a novelty guessing contest with a tintoid globe in water. Cushing to occupy a store at Baddock block on Norton's Street. ground recently broken for clothing store.
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Mattapan Associates
Vowl
Oakland Hall
FP. A. Buck
H. W. Fenno
W. T. Shedd
J. A. Jaleston
W. C. Cross
F. W. Wilder
J. 8. Gray
Irene Hyde
Tlattie Lowell
Dorchester Woman's Club
Hendries
Dorchester
Order of the Golden Cross
Salvation Army
H.E. Clapp
Grove Hallen
Mr. Cushing
Baddock
Charlestown Navy Yard ships to join naval review
The Swan, built at Harrison Loring yard, lies in Charlestown to be sent to New York for a naval review. Union Symposium Club plans an April 1 reunion with a concert and dancing. An express street crash disrupted traffic for hours. Kenshan's Building in City Square faces Donovan & Bronx as contractors. Boston & Maine draws a new bridge over the Charles River nearing completion. District youths lose access to Rutherford Avenue dumps as the new rail improvements near finish. A Druids meeting at St Francis de Sales Y M C A and L Society will act on death of John W Walsh.
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Harrison Loring
Iso
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
New York
Cohbaubian
Lexington and Concord
Union Symposium Club
Amonituierit Fiali
Cleredis
Dancng
Express
Peverly Street
Kenshan
City Square
Vinal& Tincoy
Donovan & Bronx
Boston & Maine Road
Charles River
Rutherford Avenue
Beston & Maine Road
Vattine
Druids
St. Francis de Sales Y. M.C. T. A. and
L. Society
John W. Walsh
Funeral and social notices from Boston events
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Heffron occurred from James Gillespie’s residence at 80 Everett Street and burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery. Rev Dr L L Oates returned from New York. Mrs Willaud Ames is in Marshfield. Westvott Hall hosted a D W tent 11 fair with entertainment directed by Annie Niland. contributors included Annie Jackson and Ella Youn. Catharine Penney’s funeral is set for 82 Entow Street on Saturday. A whist party at Maverick House featured refreshments by Landlord Foster. The steam whaleback barge Joseph L Colby will trial trip. the Ibis yacht hauled for overhaul. J Wallace Loveland and Delena Elis wed at 71 Human Street. they’ll live in Cambridge. The W C T Dramatic Club debuted at Stirk's Hall in Among the Breakers. THE FERRYMAN.
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Elizabeth Heffron
Phice
James Gillespie
Everett Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
L. L. Oates
New York
Willaud Ames
Princeton Street
Marshfield
Westvott Hall
D. of W
Annie Niland
Annie Jackson
Mr. iLook
Ella Youn
Blackwell
Catharine Penney
George M. Penney
Entow Street
Maverick House
E. Doherty
Foster
Joseph L. Colby
Ibis
Lockwood Manufacturing Co
A.C. Small
Human Street
J. Wallace Loveland
East Boston
Delena Elis
South Harwich
Dr. Bates
Cambridge
Stirk’s
W.c. T. Dramatic Club
Cambridge obituary notes and local society updates
Funeral for Colonel Fred A. Lull will be Sunday with private home service and a 2 30 PM church service in Cambridge under William H. Smart Post 30 G A R. Delegations from Franklin Lodge L OC F New England Encampment Cambridge Canton P M Ponemah Tribe attend. Also items on Miss Emily Bolster's recovery, Dr A E Choate moving to Roxbury, possible Cowell druggist, Cambridge Lodge 13 1 0 O, Casey driver speculation, Y M C A lecture by Lt Higginson, and Broadway Baptist Church sale and supper at Cambridge Hall.
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Fred A. Lull
William H. Smart
Franklin Lodge
Marey
Post Oo
Emily Bolster
Wr. McCain
Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Cambridge Hall
Casey
Butler
W. Higginson
Y. M. Coa. Hall
W. E. Doyle
W. E. Russell
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It Richards
Mike Murphy
Chicago Athletic Club
Harry Cornish Ias
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An Deke
Riverside Boat Club
Kelly
Mortford
Driscoll
Loyolas
Joe Doyle
Roxoury Athletic Club
Dudley Street
Davya
John Graham
Minton Academy
Joan
Charlesbank
Sheldon
Max Judd
Vienna
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Mohican
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Bert
Deceit
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Austral
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George
Argenta
Thad Rowe
A.B. Fox
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Fla
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Bobby Calvan
Goldstep
Palmyra
William J. Ward
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Post Want
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Belfast
Glen Shirt and Collar CO
Heaton
Par - St. Charch
Democratic Club
Nashua
Cambridge Republican Committee
LYN Naval Militia
D. F. E. Joyce
Eddie Hughes
Chelsea
California
Super Galion
Kattles
Blanchard & Fake
Paneulil
Canal Ste
Gambriose
rAlini Cmes
Elsai
Thoms P. Hietay
Melrose
Kk. R. Neptune
Bitton St
Willian Wal
George W Snehan
Andover
Barney Shattie
Chapman St
Wentworth
Kenney L
Johnelton, Jr
Yeith B. d. Whitmore
Evesct
Miss Sees
Hiren
Peanody
Henry L. Iv
Fred
Harsweed
Fiteu
Depot
Cea . Eee
W. N. Walsh
Young's Hotel
James Pitt
Carmbrithe st _s
Thomas Gannon
Culbert
Winsor
Brown
Tiree
Thomas N. Ayres
Samuel
St. Wee Sees
Peter
K. Ghadwies
Wis Austin St
E. i Wilkins
Avstin
Tost
John
Ity
Ib . Howard
North Ave
A. Murray
Cambrie
W.H. Holohan
Gharlestown and
Murray
Pleasant
Miessivy
A. Kerns
Get Metick
Main St . Ees
Harzhes
Medford St
Mindens
T . W. Corbet
Lesington St
Petre
Cherry St
Frank Leamy
Auburn St
Trove St
Willams
South Erd
Worcester Sq
George Bradley
Warwick
Haston
Hye Ftssott
Nawin Court
Hant
Foran
Sterlini
Irving Winslow
Dorchester Womin'’s
Arthur Lilue
Melville Avenue
Peg Wefllgton
Miss Little
Royal Whiting
C. FE. Kittredge
Hiram Orcutt
Vinux
As Ean
FEAST
West Roxbury
Grattan Associates
Papineau Hall
Union Orchestra
William McGee
I. Healy
T. Dolan
T. Kelly
J. Ethier
Eliot Hall
Jamaica Plain
Puiliy Innerscheid
Benche
Verkins Institute For the Blind
Frederick Froebel
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