Probate Notice for Estate of Oman Reinuez in Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice informs next of kin creditors and interested parties that letters of administration on the estate of Oman Reinuez, who died in Boston Suffolk County, may be granted to Thomas Dean public administrator. A hearing is set for March 30, 1893 at ten o'clock in the forenoon in Boston. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge John W. McKim signs the citation. Ella George register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Oman Reinuez
Boston
Suffolk
Sach
Phomas Dean
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Ella George
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
OM Monweatltie
Massacus
SETIS
Holden
William Ipghes
Chicago
Cook County
Park Manufacturing Company
New Drampshire
American Steam Gauge Company
George S. Mitchell
Commonwealth
Courlom
Lom Monweralepey
Massachius Setts
Donald MacDonald
Hoston
Clarence B. Loud
State House
Weyrmouth
John Read
Apert FE
Lyxen
Admin citation in Henderson estate case Somerville
Massachusetts probate court publishes notice to next of kin and creditors of SARAL HENDERSON deceased. Franklin Henderson of Somerville seeks letters of administration and all interested persons must appear April first at Cambridge Probate Court to show cause. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kommonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Saral Henderson
Somerville
Franklin Henderson
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
George M. Brooks
S. H. Folsom
Will probate notice for George F. Towle estate
Probate Court cites heirs and all interested persons in the estate of George F. Towle late of Boston to appear on April 6 1808 in Boston for a hearing on a purported last will and testament Preston O Wass of Gloucester seeks letters testamentary publication to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post with last notice two days before court Witness Joan W McKim judge ELIJAH GEORGE Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Hinwy
George F. Towle
Boston
Preston O. Wass
Gloucester
Essex
Saftfork
Noston Post
Heston
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Probate citation in Rosa Peirano estate case
Massachusetts probate court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Rosa Peirano for a will probate. Carlo Peirano seeks letters testamentary and must publish weekly notices in the Boston Post for three weeks before theApril 6 1893 hearing in Boston Suffolk County.
Boston Probate Court Citations For Esther Nelson Estate
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites next of kin creditors and interested parties in the estate of Esther Nelson late of Boston to appear April 6 1893 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why administration may be granted to Barnard Nelson without bond public notice to run weekly for three weeks Boston Globe noted judge Joan W McK presiding March 24 1893
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommon Wealth
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Esther Nelson
Boston
Barnard Nelson
Boston Post
Joan W. McK
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Will of Lydia Parker Probate Citation in Boston
Probate Court cites all interested in Lydia D Parker will to appear April 6 1893 in Boston Suffolk to show cause why William I Bowditch eleventh account as surviving executor and trustee for Wendell P Cabot and Charles S Cabot should not be allowed. Publication in the Boston Post for three weeks. Judge Joan W McKim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nommon Wealth
Massachusetts
Lydia D. Parker
Boston
Welliam I. Bowditch
Wendell P. Cabot
Charles S. Cabot
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Massachusetts Probate Court Will Citation for Batchelder Heir
The Probate Court of Suffolk County Massachusetts cites heirs at law in the estate of NEULIE A. BATCHELDER of Boston to appear April 6, 1893, to show cause why letters testamentary should be issued to WILLIAM J. BATCHELDER without a surety on the bond, with notice to be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks.
Boston Probate Court citation for administration of Hughes estate
Massachusetts probate notice to next of kin of Thomas F. Hughes late of Boston showing Mary Hughes as applicant for letters of administration without bond. Court to convene April 6 1893 at 10 am in Boston Suffolk, with public notice required weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks before, judge Joan W McKim presiding.
Probate citation for James Lester estate administration
The Suffolk Probate Court cites next of kin to oppose letters of administration to Joseph N. Pastiene Public Administrator for James Lester who died intestate in Suffolk Massachusetts. hearing set for April 6 1503 at Boston ten o clock. notice to be published weekly in Boston Post for three weeks. signature John W MeKin judge. also Gertrude M Trickey appointed administratrix of Henry G Trickey estate with bonds filed. claims to be presented and debts paid in Boston Suffolk February 23 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Suffolk
James Lester
Joseph N. Pastiene
Boston
Sime
Boston Post
Jonn
Totlce
Henry G. Tiuckey
Gertrude M. Trickey
Admx
Nervara cure touted by two prominent businessmen
A broad advertisement features F. M. Pigott and Paul E. Kirchner endorsing Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a cure for nervous dyspepsia palpitations and general weakness. They claim rapid weight gain improved health and lasting benefits across various ailments. The piece also lists court cases from Suffolk Superior Court and notes the current sitting adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Pigott
Nola
W. Va
R. 5
Orden
Sardis
FLQ
Paul E. Kirchner
Venderventer Avenue
Astoria
L.I
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Insolvency notice for Stone and Pierce partners in Boston
A warrant in insolvency issues from the Suffolk Court of Insolvency against Lloyd G. Stone of Boston and Benjamin H. Pierce of Cambridge, partners in Stone & Pierce. Debts cannot be paid or property delivered to them. A creditors meeting to prove debts and appoint assignees will be held April 14, 1893, at 2 PM in the Probate building, Court Square, Boston. Deputy Sheriff Fred H. Seavey presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Lloyd G. Stone
Boston
Benjamin H. Pierce
Cambridge
Middlesex
Copartners
Stone & Pierce, Teamsters
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Merck
Joseph Waxman
New England Watch Company
James A. Hussey
Salvage dispute rises in Boston Tow Boat case
In U S district court on March 24 libel by six crew of the William Sprague seeks their share of 2500 salvage money paid by Olive Mount owners. Proceedings resumed and decision reserved with counsel B Hall Bates for libellants and Dabney Cunningham for respondent. Supreme Judicial Court lists equity cases and several fixed dockets including Fogg v Supr Lodge Golden Lion and Emerson v Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunnbar
Winifred Grady
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Boston
Auburndale
KE. D
W. J. Loring
Samuel Hoar
W. B. Hudson
E. L. Cloutman
Helen M. Hobbs
W. B. French
J. F. Killin
M. Dolan
Pope
B. N. Johnson
W. O. Underwood
H. G. Nichols
C. K. Cobb
Superior Court
Neilson
J. C. W. Anderson
Boston Tow Boat Company
William Sprague
Olive Mount
B. Hall
J. L. Bates
L. S. Dabney
F. Cunningham
Supreme Judicia J
Court For the Commonwealth
Fieup
C.J
Allen, Holmes, Morton and Lathrop, Jr
Equity
Leighton Et al
Morrill
I. B. Keith
J. J. Sisk
J. Lowell
A. F. Means
Langmaid
Emerson
Cases for trial listed for April term before Justice Barker
Cases for trial by jury before Justice Barker and those for trial by the court at the April term may now be handed to the clerk for placement on these lists. Hearings by jury commence Monday April 10 at 9 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folk
Barker
Insolvency Court in Suffolk Adjourns Sessions and Grants Discharges
March 24 reports adjourned third meetings with discharges granted for Hunt Finn LaDuke Russo Babcock Naylor. Some discharges refused. further adjourned sessions set for George Dowley Carvel Miller Midnight Bell Cigar Co Gage Goodwin Churchill and other cases. Raymond Syndicate composition offer confirmed. Collamore offer refused. Final hearings held for Knowlton Pray and others. Ballow hearing rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
McKim
William P. Hunt
Michael Finn
Lewis W. LaDuke
A. Michele Russo
Walter Babcock
Alfred Naylor
George W. Dowley
John W. Carvel
Robert J. Miller
Midnight Bell Cigar Company
Gage & Goodwin
Albert L. Churchill
David F. Doyle
Frank B. Dole
Freeman Holland Company
William J. Griffiths
Thrasvoulos N. Catreras
George H. Barker
Raymond Syndicate
McConnell & Shaws
George W. Collamore
Edmund Keyes
Oscar B. Goodwin
Moulton & Chase
Joseph Birtwell
Maurice W. Nelligan
John H. Turner
Jett Grant
Victor Swanstrom
William J. Knowlton
Charlotte M. Pray
Henry A. Ballow
Probate Court Sings Wills Admitted and Administrations Granted
Suffolk probate lists show wills admitted for Ellen L Barnett Robert Gilchrist John H Jacobs Sarah E Kingsley Hannah Loney Owen Mullen Solomon Sanborn Samuel J F Thayer Sylvester L Ward Nancy P Whittier Henry Faxon Mary A Kelly Robert C Waterson Julia O Neill Mary O Neil Administrations granted for Annie L Ansner Samuel W Blair Theodore G Brown Catherine Burke Archibald W Forbes Abraham Hirsh Lovinda Jacobs James MacAlmon Terence MeckElhenney Mary J Prescott Charles A Savine Fred L Simith Isaac Spear Jacob Stewart George H Thyng Adeline Park Benjamin B Treriere Hanora Mellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
McKim
Ellen Ll. Barnett
Robert Gilchrist
John H. Jacobs
Sarah E. Kingsley
Hannah Loney
Owen Mullen
Solomon Sanborn
Samuel J. F. Thayer
Sylvester L. Ward
Nancy P. Whittier
Henry Faxon
Mary A. Kelly
Robert C. Waterson
Julia O’neill
Mary O’ Neil
Annie L. Ansner
Samuel W. Blair
Theodore G. Brown
Catherine Burke
Archibald W. Forbes
Abraham Hirsh
Lovinda Jacobs
James MacAlmon
Terence MeckElhenney
Mary J. Prescott
Charles A. Savine
Fred L. Simith
Isaac Spear
Jacob Stewart
George H. Thyng
Adeline Park
Benjamin B. Treriere
Hanora Mellen
Boston lawyer seeks admission to U S Circuit Court
Richard W. Goding of Boston applies for admission as attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court in the District of Massachusetts. Francis S. Fiske, Commissioner, notes the procedural filing dated March 24, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Richard W. Goding
Francis S. Fiske
U.S. Circuit Court
A Clung Chance at Paine's on Canal Street
Proclaiming urgency, an announcement urges women to seize opportunity at Paine's 48 Canal Street in a column titled A Clung Chance. Hoyt's Magic Ointment advertises cures with druggists or mail order from Schenectady New York. A large box costs 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s
Canal Street
Hoyt’s
Sovesall
Magic
Schenectady
N. Y
Dorchester Club Events and Local Updates
Dorchester events include a complimentary banquet for Hon. P. A. Collins at the Old Dorchester Clubhouse with a planned concert next month. Upcoming gatherings feature the Dorchester Yacht Club dinner and the Dorchester Everett School Association reunion on April 13 at 7:30 p.m. Measles remains prevalent in Neponset, and James McKinney’s son is seriously ill with pneumonia. The Special Legislature committee toured Neponset on annexation of Squantum to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dorchester Club
P. A. Collins
Neponset
James McKinney
Squantum
Boston
Dorchester Yacht Club
Putnam Nail Relief Association
Cotillion Hall
Mechanics Building
Thomas Brady
Hancock Hall
Quincy
Joe Singler
Tom Sheehan
Dorchester Everett School Association
Dorchester
Pearl and
Pleasant Streets
Marion Wheeler
Dudley Street
T. J. B. House
Rome
Chickatawbut Street Baptist Church
Fire department driver rule sparks questions in Cambridge
In Cambridge a recent order requires a driver for the fire chief to be either a hoseman or a ladderman. Firemen wonder if a new driver must already hold that role or if he will be reassigned after appointment. The note mentions other local items including a Dutch dance exhibit and a fire incident, with city developments and an upcoming Veteran Firemen's Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Preston
River Street
Globes
Post
Butland
Expressman
H. 8. Pettes
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Brattle Square
Doody
New Southwick
Main
Brookline
Harvard Bridge
Fire protection need in West Roxbury prompts engine move
West Roxbury residents warn a fire could take ten minutes for the nearest brigade to arrive. A proposal suggests moving the Egleston square chemical engine to a central station to balance service. Also notes local events and upcoming marriage of Gertrude Davis and Edward Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egleston Square
Lake
Wyman Street
Bourne
Enery
King’s Daughters
St. Peter’s Church
Bay State $5000 Richer From Treasury Refunds
Washington March 24 Acting on a ruling by First Comptroller Matthews the Treasury Department begins paying back sums withheld from the direct tax refunds to states for excess arms and equipment from the militia fund. Massachusetts receives 4786 New Hampshire 754 Rhode Island 11925 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washindton
Matthews
Treasury Department
Congress
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Sunday Notices of Religious Meetings and Lectures
Sunday notices list events from the Boston area churches and associations. Invited speakers include Dr. Richmond Fisk and Dr. O M Owen with topics on life, Roman Catholic education, and patriotism. Services at Shawmut and First Baptist are announced with music programs and daily lectures by J M Lowden and I H Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Richmond Fisk
D.D
Church of Our Father
East Boston
Mary Clarke
Flora KE. Barry
George Mendall Taylor
O. M. Owen
Binghamton
N. Y
Dean
Nellie Brown Mitchell
Owen
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont Street
Corner Brookline
Edwin B. Webb
Whiting
Mendelssohn-Buck
Faure- Shelley
Dunham
F. Batiste
Gadsby
Handel
Henry M. Dunham
Scatsfree
Shawmut Avenue
Rutland Street
J. M. Lowden
Gosel
I. H. Packard
Ariel Ladies’ Quartet
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Berkeley
Boylston Streets
James L. Gordon
Joseph Stewart
Landis
Str. John’s
Carrew
Louis Albert Banks
Mr. Perrin
Seven Distinct Offers In The Post Coupon Vote
The Post runs a contest with seven offers of two round trip tickets each. Residents in five city sections vote to win tickets, with dates for last coupon, vote deadline, and results to be announced. Two at large offers go to top New England voters not in the five sections. Contestants urged to collect coupons from The Post or news dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cambridge
New England
World’s Fair Vote Totals Read Off in Name List
Voters decide in today’s World’s Fair election with four official tickets. The list names dozens of candidates from Melrose to Everett, highlighting those receiving at least 18 votes and omitting under 500, including numerous residents such as Thomas F. Hickey, J. J. Murray, and John Meaney.
Local residents listed with addresses and figures
James Pitt 1229 Cambridge st 14 976 Thomas Gannon 811 Cambridge st 12 584 E Colbert 341 Windsor st 9 693 Frank P Brown transfer station 9 082 Thomas N Ayres Fifth st 3 484 Samuel W Joel 10 Watson st 3 875 Peter S McKay 3 Tremont pl 2 046 E F Wilkins Austin st 6 1 081 W K Chadwick 27 Austin st 1 006 John Bergin 154 Amory st 1 000 E B L Howard 58 North ave 9 382 Charles A Murray Cambridgeport Cycle CHUB none csceeeeeeeeas Fou l Lewis Howe Siterete 622 W H Holahan 724 4 Washington st 562 ab aR OIC wr ee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pitt
Cambridge St
Thomas Gannon
E. Colbert
Windsor St
Frank P. Brown
Thomas N. Ayres
Fifth St
Samuel W. Joel
Watson St
Peter S. McKay
Tremont Pl
W. H. Holahan
Washington St
Local Residents and Addresses List From City Directory
A fragmented OCR list shows names and street addresses including George H. Smith 660 Broadway Charles H Hatch Jr 347 West Broadway Frank Hans 131 Gold St William F Corcoran 250 West Fifth Street R J Harvey 47 Silver St Walter T Rice 240 C St J J Deveney 90 G St and other partially legible entries dated 06.04.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Smith
Broadway
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
West Broadway
Tess Po Frank Hans
Gold
William F. Corcoran
Ifth
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
Lolo
Eugene W. T. Sullivan
St. Beate
D. F. E. Joyce
Sisce le Wiese
J.J. Deveney
Eee
Ets
East Boston Society Notes and Obituary Highlights
East Boston groups report a formal meeting where Joseph W. Philips received a gold Masonic emblem before his nine month Chicago trip. New England Telegraph will install East Boston fire alarm gear at Engine 9, enabling district bells to ring independently. A Warren H. Cudworth Camp dress party is set for April 17 at Maverick Hall. Joseph E Power, 29, longtime East Boston resident and active member of many clubs, died yesterday. funeral Sunday at 2. Oriental Commandery honors with a golden cross emblem to FE Hathaway and Mrs J J Pierce for recruiting the most members. Outing Club Y M C Lyceum mourn Power’s death. Jennie C Goldspring’s funeral held yesterday. Zenith Lodge advanced to second degree. Tur Ferry man noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick House
Joseph W. Philips
Association
Philips
Chicago
New England Gamewell Telegraph Company
East Boston
Engine 9
Warren H. Cudworth
Maverick Hall
Joseph E. Power
Webster Street
Boston
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Noddle Island Assembly and Labor Club
East Boston Athletic Union
Outing Club
Columbian Rowing Association
Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Church of the Assumption
Oriental Commandery
LL. D
Golden Cross
Knights of Honor Hall
F. F. Beal
FE. H. Hathaway
J.J. Pierce
Harry Hulls
Lowell
Y. M. C. Lyceum
Jennie C. Goldspring
Peter E. Wickwire
Leyden Street
Zenith Lodge
Central Hall
Tur Ferryman
Armory Hall hosts Officers Alumni party and dances
A merry crowd gathered in Armory Hall for the Officers' Alumni Association of C. H. S. Battalion party with George Saunderson in charge of the floor. Prominent dancers included Granthan, Terry, Tent, Duncan, Temple, Hillman, Gates, Hoag, Loud, Gary, Dale, Long, Isley, Davis, Mitchell, Isley, Nagel, Williams, Smith, Clifford, Black, Brown, Nettie Black, Atwood, Wyeth, Tenney, Ham, Putman. Also noted were illness of Councilman Farnsworth and visiting guests from Concord, N. H. Upcoming items include the Y. M. C. A. year’s last meeting and Mrs. Bailey to sing, plus the Alpha Eta peace dance in Grand Army Hall. Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Young set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from Emma Chase’s residence. Apollo Lodge met in Eagle Hall last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
C. H. S. Battalion
George Saunderson
Charles Granthan
Horace Terry
George E. Tent
Charles Duncan
John Temple
C. L. Hillman
Charles Gates
Charles Hoag
John Loud
Guy L. Gary
Marion Dale
Minnie H. Long
Charlotte Isley
Fannie Davis
Fannie Mitchell
Hattie Isley
Grace Nagel
Frank Williams
Joseph Smith
Daniel Clifford
Maud Black
Marion Brown
Nettie Black
Howard Atwood
Oliver Wyeth
Gertrude Tenney
Alice Ham
Ralph Putman
Farnsworth
L. J. Offenheimer
Master Walter
Concord
N. H
City Hotel
W. C. Bailey
Alfereta Council
D. of P
Grand Army Hall
Elizabeth Young
Mark R. Young
Emma Chase
Fourth Street
Apollo Lodge
Eagle Hall
Water and events on South Boston and City Point
Citizens discuss Castle Island water needs amid past pump failures and hoarding of wells. Meetings planned for the John Boyle O'Reilly memorial building on Broadway, plus upcoming Tammany Ball on April 12 and a Bethesda Hall concert. Local charity case of Mrs. Margaret Sullivan noted, overseers of the poor to relocate her, while patrolman Culley recovers. News dealers form an association. Bartlett Hall hosts initial officers and constitutional planning. Electric Bay View line start rumored at City Point stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Island
John Boyle O'Reilly
Broadway
Dahlgren Hall
Margaret Sullivan
West First Street
Mann
Station 6
Cowing
Associated Charities
Ody
Kallman
Overseers of the Poor
Rainsford’s Island
Culley
Tammany Club
Tammany
Sherman Club
Bethesda Hall
C. J. Chance
Dorchester Bay
Joe O'Neill
M. J. McEttrick
Bartlett Hall
H. B. Payne
J. Golden
A. G. Pike
J. H. Heenan
City Point
Bay View
Tunnel plan eyed for Franklin street beneath Boston & Albany tracks
Brigh ton neighborhood discusses a tunnel under the Boston and Albany lines at Franklin street to ease fire access and permit two more tracks across Franklin. With six tracks planned, the city could strike a favorable deal with the railroad. Engine 41 must climb a steep grade to access Lincoln street. Brighton avenue grading advances toward Commonwealth avenue, expected to finish next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Franklin Street
Lincoln Street
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston & Albany Would Have Six Tracks There. As It Is Now Engine 41
Brighton Avenue
Commonwealth Avenue
Seacon Park
Exoneration for Petrolman Frederick Small by Police Board
Frederick Small of Division 5 was fully exonerated by the Board of Police after firemen William Field and William Ryan complained Thursday that he exceeded authority and treated them roughly at the Lincoln Street fire. The firefighters react unfavorably to the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Small
Division 5
Board of Police
William F. Field
William J. Ryan
Lincoln Street
Last World's Fair Coupon Printed Today Winners Hint
Coupons must be received by 2 p m next Monday and deposited at counting room windows for final tally. George E Bradley leads South End, A Barney Shattuck climbs to third on the fat large list. Letters from readers praise Miss Lucy Drennan and Miss Lacey Drennan with notes for Henry Pere and Mabel Farrington forwarding votes from Boston and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Bradley
South End
A. Barney Shattuck
The
Post
Tremont Temple
K. R. Neptune
Eaton Street
Boston
Lucy Drennan
Whitman
Henry Pére
B. McInnes
Lacey Drennan
Miss Drennan
Mabel Farrington
Locke's Mills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan W. McHkim
Eéquire
Neulie A. Batchelder
William J. Batchelder
Ellias George
Thompson
Robinson Engraving Company
Albert E. Haines
H. H. Mather
T. J. Barry
J. H. Blanchard
David Gold
Pro Ams
John W. Scott
Chardon
Merrimac
P. B. Kiernan
E. B. Callender
Richardson
Johns
Clark
Belvidere Wool Company
P. J. Hoar
John Lowell, Jr
National Revere Bank of Boston
F. W. Morse
Morse
R. Gardner Chase & Co
C.’. Davis
W. B. Orcutt
Old Colony
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Massachussetts
United States District Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Suf
West Roxbury
Bay State
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
Eaton St
T. A. Barney Shattuck
William Wall
George W. Buchan
Andover
D. L. Munns
Chapman St
J. J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
Miss M. A. Skerns
Walker Ave
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Alfred F. Ruby
Main St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
B. E. Chambers
Linden St
J. W. Corbett
Lexington St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
Frank Leamy, Jr
Auburn St
Henry Pero
Maverick St
Ev Cr
Geo. E. Bradley
Warwick St
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq Lo
Jack Jacobs
Kendall St. Oe
Roo Ou Lucy Drennan
Rosseter
J. K. Kingston
Ood
James Husson
Yawn Court
Michael J. Cadigan
Norwich St
W. Fleming
Field St
Hi. Strecker
Lts
Green Steee
Spate Packard
Washington
West Brookline St
Brichton
von Mohl CO
Role American Agents
Cincinnati
Ohio
Medicale
Anna Rose
Maas
Committee On Street Railways
Nantucket Beach Street Railway Company
Siasconset Street Railway
Bostoux
Committee On Water
City OF
Department OF Parks
Park Commissioners
Exchange Building
State St
Thomas L. Livermore
Francis A. Walker
Paul H. Kendricken
U. S. . Engineers Office
Florence
Ala
Colbert Shoals Canal
Riverton
Als
George W. Goe
Corps of Engineers
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