Meeting at Fruit and Produce Exchange on death of Rockwell
A meeting at the Fruit and Produce Exchange is set for 9 30 this morning to adopt resolutions on the death of Mr George C Rockwell a member of the exchange who died March 24 in Tallapoosa Georgia Welcome news to summer residents at the beaches is that Nantasket boats will make their usual trips on Fast Day A street accident on Shawmut avenue near West Dedham street left Timothy J Doherty seriously injured when his horse and carriage were struck by an electric car the horse was not harmed and the carriage was demolished Professor Dewey of MIT spoke on the eight hour question at Wells Memorial Hall last night E T Horne will lead a Channing Hall meeting this afternoon at 3 o clock on the Parable of the Good Samaritan A civil service examination for leaders and foremen in city departments will be held soon applications available at the civil service office 5 Pembroke Square Subscriptions for Barnwell Court House widows and orphans fund received including gifts from Rev Joseph May Eliza Baldwin Twelfth Baptist Zion M E Church in Boston total now 543 92
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit and Produce Exchange
George C. Rockwell
Exchange
Tallapoosa
Shawmut Avenue
Dedham Street
Timothy J. Doherty
Louis Street
Boston
Doherty
Davis R. Dewey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wells Memorial Hall
E. T. Horne
Channing Hall
Laike
Civil Service
Civil Service Commissioners
Pemberton Square
John D. Long
Supreme Court March 28 Docket Ends Equity Business
The supreme judicial court finished the equity docket with two cases, Edwin A. Hills versus Mary L. Putnam and another, and another suit against Ellen Hooner Barnard et al. Attorneys F C Lowell for the plaintiff and J C Ropes C P Greenough W L Putnam for defendants in the first case, and additional counsel in the second. Some cases were submitted on briefs. On Monday the criminal docket will be taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Firecp
Devers
W. Allen
C. Allen and
Holmes, Jr
Edwin A. Hills
Mary L. Putnam
F. C. Lowell
J.C. Ropes
C. P. Greenough
W. L. Putnam
Ellen Hooner Barnard
F.C. Lowell
J. C. Ropes
P. Greenough
W. C. Loring
H. Whevner
George Putnam
Public Library Purchases from the Barlow Aspinwall Collection
Boston Public Library trustees report new acquisitions from New York the Barlow sale include the more valuable part of Colonel Aspinwall's library and a later Boston sale of Aspinwall material. The purchases cover early American history with rare volumes on Massachusetts Bay colonial history and the discovery of the New World. The council approved $20,000 to buy items from the Aspinwall and Barlow additions, including the Colony Records and Columbus letter and other navigational, conquest, and colonial works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public Library
New York
Barlow
America
Barlow Library
Aspinwall
Brookline
Brown
Fort Erie
Gaines
London
Presdent Pierce
Boston
Samuel L. M. Barlow
New York City
Colonel Aspinwall
Leonard & Co
Wood
New England
Josselyn
Ward
Morton
Leeiford
Vaughan
Mather
Dodsley
Almond
Beverley
Virginia
Stith’s
Peter’s
Connecticut
Mayhew
Calel
Massachusetts Historical Society
Aspinwall Library
Barrow
Colony Records
North
South America
West India Islands
Massachusetts Bay
The Mayor's Civil Service Critique At City Assessors
A reader defends the Board of Assessors and the mayor against claims of civil service violations. The letter argues incumbents seeking reappointment, a new Ward 22 district, and appointments of Hart and Hatch, with replacements Brennan and Carney. It questions removals, cites supporters, and implies political influence and merit debates within Boston’s assessors.
Letter on North Atlantic fisheries dispute with Britain
The Department of State acknowledges a letter from J Babson about the American schooner General Cogswell and Halifax customs complaints. James G Blaine notes government effort to remedy vexations and uncertainties and to seek a fair settlement of fisheries questions adjacent to British Provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic Fisheries
Glovucresteer
Department OF State
Washington
J. Babson
National Fishery Association
General Cogswell
Halifax
Tts
Sam
James G. Blaine
Sale of Chicago city mortgages at par and accrued interest
W C Fisu of 103 Devonshire Street announces sale of Chicago city mortgages at par and accrued interest. Mortgages offered carry 6, 6 1/2 and 7 percent interest with amounts from 2000 to 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Fisu
Devonshire Street
Chicago
Last Night's Labor Meetings in Blatchford Hall and More
The eight hour meeting in Blatchford Hall drew strong attendance with Prof. Dewey arguing hours vary by industry. Union discussions covered carpentry, furniture polishers, paving, clockmakers, and building laborers as they debated eight hour standards and union relations. A cigar makers dispute with Knights of Labor was aired, while warbler polishers threaten a strike next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatchford Hall
Davis R. Dewey
Institute of Technology
Levi H.turner
Frank K. Foster
E. M. White
Mill Bands’ Union
Pythian Hall
Messrs
Melway
Boston Carpenters’ Union
O'Neil
Wells Memorial Hall
Building Laborers’ Union
Caledonian Hall
Union No. 97
Knights of Labor
New York
Enterprise of the Second Cadets in Salem
The building committee of the Second Corps of Cadets has taken the refusal on the Colonel Francis Peabody estate at Essex street above Plummer Hall. If the purchase proceeds, they plan 110 by 80 foot drill sheds with arched roofs at the rear. The mansion would become officers rooms recreation rooms and a large room for a historical collection. Total cost estimated about 35000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salkm
Malaria Preventive Endorsed by Dr Davies in Dakotas
Dr FE G Davies of DeSmet Dakota endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate for malaria convalescence and prevention when water is poor. He says it benefits prevention of summer illnesses and helps counteract kidney and bowel issues from bad drinking water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
FE. G. Davies
DeSmet, Dak
Annual Banquet of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity at the Vendome
Beta Theta Pi held its ninth annual reunion and banquet at the Vendome with about seventy gentlemen. Edwin G. McInnes acted as master of ceremonies, and guests included J. Covington of New York, Judge P. Emory Aldrich, D. Shepardson of Yale, Rev. F. P. Vrooman, Haskins, Wadsworth, Lilly, and Hartmouth alumnus Siebert as secretary. The event celebrated college life and featured short addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta ‘Theta Pi
Miami College
Ohio
Harvard
Amherst
Wesleyan
Boston University
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Maine State
Ann Arbor
Ohio State University
University of California
Vandebit
Edwin G. McInnes
J. Covington
New York City
P. Emory Aldrich
D. Shepardson
Yale
F. P. Vrooman
Mont Clair
Wool Consumers Association Formed for Tariff Change
Wool manufacturers and merchants met at the Pacific Mills office to promote reduced or ad valorem duties on wool. Arthur T. Lyman chaired with attendees from several mills. The group adopted bylaws and named the organization The Wool Consumers' Association to seek tariff relief for wool growers manufacturers dealers and consumers as free raw materials are believed to benefit all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mills
Mason Building
Arthur T. Lyman
Messrs
Henry Saltonstall
Jessie Metcalf
Wanskuck Mills
Providence
W. B. Weeden
Weybosset Mills
G. C. Moses
Worumbo Manufacturing Company
Lisbon Falls
T. Q. Brown
Assabet Manufacturing Company
Maynard
Wool Consumers’ Association
Obituary of Joseph Hay 1790 188? longtime Boston figure
Joseph Hay aged 100 years died at his home 44 Eliot street. Born Charlestown Jan 15 1790, he apprenticed then ran Hay Atkins crockery business at State street. He served on Boston Common Council 1830s, helped found Firemen’s Insurance, and later presided over Boston & Sandwich Glass. He was nearly blind late in life, survived by three of ten children, cherished birthday gatherings, and remained proud of frugal civic habits. The piece also notes ongoing America's Cup debate and Paine remarks on Volunteer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Flay
Eliot Street
Mr. Hay
Charlestown
William Leverett
Boston
Park Street
Atkins
Hay & Atkins
Old South Meeting House
State Street
Hay
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
Firemen’s Insurance Company
Common Council
Deer Island
William F Salmon longtime Lowell business and civic leader dies
The Honorable William F. Salmon died at his residence on Pawtucket Street Lowell yesterday afternoon from paralysis and heart trouble. Born in Roxbury he was fifty seven. He worked from a clerk at Boston Lowell Manufactory to assistant paymaster and paymaster in Lowell Hosiery. He founded the Lowell Hosiery Company becoming treasurer until illness. He served Lowell Common Council and Board of Aldermen, and was a State Senator in 1874. He was a prominent Mason rising to thirty third degree and held offices in York Lodge Kilwinning Lodge and Pilgrim Commandery. He became sovereign grand inspector general of the thirty third degree Scottish Rite in 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Salmon
Pawtucket Street
Lowell
Roxbury
Boston
Lowell Manufactory
Lawrence Hosiery
Kilwinning Lodge
Grand Lodge
Grand Commandery
Pilgrim Commandery
Death of Dr Edward H Weston Sanbornstown Medical figuredies
Dr Edward H Weston died at Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday afternoon from internal injuries. A Somerville resident long connected with a local drug store he practiced medicine for years. Harvard Medical College grad and Massachusetts Medical Society member he served as medical examiner for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. His wife died recently and he leaves two sons. He was about seventy years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Weston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Weston
Somerville
Starvard Medical College
Massachusetts Medical Society
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Division of Baptists in Somerville Forms New Society
In East Somerville the Perkins Street Baptist Church split as members withdrew to form the East Somerville Baptist Society at Hadley Hall. The new group voted to call Rev. C. L. Rhoades as pastor. Deacons Stearns Hill and Towle will extend the call. Rhoades will decide tomorrow from the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Somerville
Perkins Street Baptist Church
East Somerville
New East Somerville Baptist Society
Hadley Hall
H. N. Stearns
C. L. Rhoades
Perkins Street
Stearns
Hill
Towle
Rhoades
New Society
The
North Baptist Association
Suburban Homes Information Request From Old Colony System
Passenger Department, Old Colony Railroad advertises a publication titled Suburban Homes. It offers descriptions of towns and villages, communities, train service, and fare rates. Copies cost eight cents for return postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
Old Colony Railroad
Interest Aroused As Dunraven Repeats America Cup Challenge
Lord Dunraven’s letter to the New York Yacht Club renews the America's Cup dispute and the deed of gift issue with the Royal Yacht Squadron. A five member NYYC committee will study the communication and draft a reply, aiming to clear up differences and decide if an international race this year is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yacht Club
Lord Dunraven
New York Club
Royal Yacht Squadron
Valkyrie
Dunraven
Messrs
J. R. Bush
Lloyd Pheaix
C.J. Paine
Stephen Peabody
Philip Schuyler
Boats Building At South Boston Hit By Bad Weather
South Boston yards push yacht building amid rough conditions. Elf 30 foot cutter launched. Wayward Sears boat and others to slide into water around April 8 or 9. New 27 and 30 footers planned for Vanderbilt and Palmer, with centerboard and steamers in progress for Crowninshield and Congo River use. Dorchester Bay shows early sign of yacht season as boats and moorings prepared for Fast Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Lawley
Elf
Howard
Sears
Mr. &. B. Crowninshield
Pleon Yacht Club
American Baptist Missionary Board
Congo River
Africa
George CG
Corbett
Williams
Dorchester Bay
Harvard Cycling Association Formed For University Races
A Harvard meeting organized a new university cycling group to run road races and hare and hound runs, with W B Greenleaf as president and an executive committee of nine. The Harvard University Cycling Association will hold annual meetings each October and charge a 350 entrance fee. Harvard’s special athletic committee heads to New York to finalize a dual league with Yale, with several officials and athletes to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harvard Athletic Association
W. B. Greenleaf
A. H. Williams
K. Brown
E. H. Rogers
TexAs Davis
C. H. Spencer
Chakr
Bass
R. W. Holmes
W. Davis
Harvard University Cycling Association
Harvard University
New York
Yale
Sturgis
The
Athletic Association
Herrick
Excursion to Washington Planned by Hartshorn and Cheney
An excursion arranged by Messrs Hartshorn and Cheney of 50 Bromfield Street leaves the city on April 3 for Washington D C. The eight day trip offers first class accommodations and promises an enjoyable journey during Congress in session, with the Capital city expected to be attractive and interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Hartshorn & Cheney
Bromfield Street
Washington, D.C
Congress
Guests and arrivals mark busy hotel scene in city
The Schubert Club dined at Youngs with thirty guests including Myron W. Whitney George B. Ford and Charles D. Coffin as toastmaster L H Chubbuck. Prescott Lodge held its fifth annual dinner at Crawford House. Thirty Prudential Investment Association members dined at the Thorndike. Numerous notable arrivals at hotels listed by name and city in a bustling social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert Club
Young
Vexpomge
W. E. Fustin
Pittsburg
Penn
S. P. Fenn
Cleveland
E. A. White
Amherst
W. £. Brown
Buffalo
N. Y
W. K. Jewett
Providence
John I. Covington
New York
LH. D. Emerson
Cincinnati
O. Brunswick
William Bird
Caldwell
Philadelphia
M. E.lilton
Newburyport
Thomas Ludlow Ogden
Edward Stairs
Halifax
N.S
L. L. Barnum
St. Andrews
N. B
C. D. Stickney
Adaris
E. A. Thompson
J.S. Blacker
E. Douglas Archibald
London
Enge
H. B. Clarke
A. R Macdonnell
Montreal
W. A. Webster
Omaha
Neb
I. K. Hanna
Andover
F. P. Knowles
Worcester
E. P. Huston
W. C. Firrman
G. C. Stevens
J. W. Hunter
Wheeling
A. D. Fuller
Albany
F. B. Wade
Bridgewater
G. B. Tobey
E. A. Greeley
Parker
Townsend MacConn
W. JH. Wilder
Gardner
C. W. Rolfe
Portland
N. Wolfshell
Revern
A. W. Weeks
Littleton
N. TL
Co. W. Newton
Baltimore
J. A. Bownan
George H. Noyes
Quincy
Charles CD. McAlpine
St. John
C. A. Peavey
Bangor
W. E. Hulme
Manchester
N. H
W. C. Durein
Hillsdale
Mich
Thomas H. Winsor
Clark's
E. D. Marshall
A. W. Lakey
Spencer
W. H. Iathaway
E. L. Abbott
Vincent Memorial Concert Under Charles Fletcher at Union Hall
A Union Hall benefit concert directed by Charles Leonard Fletcher raised funds for the Vincent memorial. Performers included Mile Stella Bonheur with soprano voice, Harry Scanchard and George Silverman, plus Gio B. Ronconi, James Gilrain, Annie Davies, Hubert W. Pierce, J. Joseph Dolan, Mae Hussey, Harry Blanchard, Bertha C. Smith. The Imperial Banjo and Mandolin Quartette and Amelia Grant as accompanist provided major entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Union Hall
Harry Scanchard
George Silverman
Signor
Gio. B. Ronconi
James Gilrain
Annie Davies
Hubert W. Pierce
J. Joseph Dolan
Mae Hussey
Harry Blanchard
Bertha C. Smith
Amelia Grant
New England excursionists praise Tallapoosa prospects
At a March 24 1890 meeting in Tallapoosa Georgia New England excursionists thanked the Pallapoosa Land Mining and Manufacturing Company for hospitality and praised the citys healthful setting natural resources and citizen energy. They credited R L Spencer E P Carpenter and others for efforts and signed the note with seventy six prominent New Englanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Tallapoosa
Pallapoosa Land, Mining & Manufacturing Company
R. L. Spencer
E. P. Carpenter
New
Hats and Humans at Jackson Co Hats Store
A street corner observation on hats as a social index leads to promotional copy for Jackson & Co at 126 Tremont Street. The ad touts the largest and best variety of hats for Easter and spring refreshment, promising a “new lease of respectability” with new headgear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Holmes
Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
Superior Court Second Session March 28: Anderson v Clark
In the action of tort, Nicholas Anderson sues George Clark for injuries after a ship tackle accident aboard the Nellie G Thurston on Jan 8 1888. Jury ruled for defendant. Barry v Malone contract suit for 359 dollars plus bottles and beer, awarded 37898 to plaintiff. Juries excused. motions for new trials heard. trial lists adjusted for April sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mason
Nicholas Anderson
George Clark
Nellie G. ‘Thurston
Grand Banks
J. M. Browne
A. H. Russell
C. W. Bartlett
Clinton Gage
Daniel L. Barry
James H. Malone
Martin
P. J. Doherty
W. H. H. Emmons
Lowell Superior Court Tort Actions Involving Lynch and Christy
Middlesex sessions record two tort actions. James Lynch administrator sues Patrick Queenan for 10000 damages over a sixteens year old minor dieing from a burst barrel of ale near Boston and Maine railroad. David Christy’s administrator sues Lowell and Dracut Street Railway for 6000 damages after Christy was thrown from a streetcar and died. Trial underway with legal counsel listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Lowell
Sherman
James Lynch
Charles H. Lynch
Patrick F. Queenan
Boston & Maine Railroad
Atkinson C. Varnum
David Christy
Lowell & Dracut Street Railway Company
Christy
George F. Richardson
Charles 8. Lilly
Burke
Lowell H
Sullivan
Amesbury constable liable in tort for attachment and trespass
Superior Civil Court case summaries list D. J. Lowell versus C. E. Kennard and L. Thompson minor, by father W B Thompson, versus Boston and Maine railroad. First suit: attachment on household furniture under $300 and a keeper placed in home. verdict 25 dollars for plaintiff. Second suit: railroad accident left son with one leg. judge directed verdict for defendant. Supreme Court on exceptions. Jury cases to be concluded Monday. divorce and jury waived matters to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Essex
Lawrence
J. P. Sweeney
N. N. Jones
W. H. Moody
J. ‘I. Choate
G. L. Shompson
W. B.chompson
Boston & Maine Railroad
Young Thompson
Supreme Court
John BP
Sweeney
Burley
Samuel Lincoln
Insolvency Court adjournments and discharges list
In Suffolk County insolvency court on March 28 deadlined third meetings were held with discharges granted for Patrick Gallagher Francis E Gould Thomas Clue Amelia H Gerstel Charles G Patterson Dowley Proctor Edward Jb Coburn James CG Webber August Young William P Costello. Discharges refused for Andrew P Stone adjourned to June 20 William J Stevens June 20 Pierce Quirk discharge refused meeting closed Braddock Presley adjourned to May 23 Louis Nathersey refused meeting closed Moran H Mintz discharge refused Fred M Whitney adjourned to April 26 John A Gill adjourned to April 25 William A Smith third meeting adjournment April 26 other cases adjourned to April 11 or May 30. First meetings noted for Dennis F Griffin Peter S Maher assignee closed second meeting May 3 Joseph P Miller Charles E Braman assignee Spencer C Dodge second hearing on composition and confirmed Willard S Rand creditors petition dismissed with no appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Gallagher
Francis E. Gould
Thomas Clue
Amelia H. Gerstel
Charles G. Patterson
Dowley & Proctor
Edward Jb. Coburn
James CG. Webber
August Young
William P. Costello
Andrew P. Stone
William J. Stevens
Pierce Quirk
Braddock & Presley
Louis Nathersey
Moran H. Mintz
Fred M. Whitney
John A. Gill
William A. Smith
Same
Joseph P. Miller
Charles E. Braman
Spencer C. Dodge
Willard S. Rand
Boston Evangelical Church Union Meet Sets Mission Plan
The Evangelical Alliance in Boston holds a preparatory meeting with pastors Adams Gumbart Bates Gould Gregg Foster and Bixey plus lay reps to discuss a proposed church union for mission work. A Monday evening gathering March 31 at the Reformed Episcopal Church will consider the topic and invite others to participate without committing any church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Alliance
Boston
R. J. Adams
D.D
A. 5. Gumbart
The
Baptists
L. B. Bates
Albert Gould
Methodists
David Gregg
Addison P. Foster
J. P. Bi
Bible Reading by Miss Guinness at WCTU Meeting
Miss Lucy E. Guinness of London will give a Bible reading at the next Women's Christian Temperance Union meeting on March 31 at 3 pm in the YWCA hall at 40 Berkeley Street. All ladies, especially the younger ones, are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy E. Guinness
London
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Berkeley Street
Spring and Summer Goods Opening at Charles A Smith Co
The notice invites patrons to visit Charles A Smith Co for spring and summer fashions at 18 and 20 School street. New England City excursion from Boston starts Saturday April 12 with trains from Fitchburg to New England City via Cincinnati. City lot sales begin Tuesday April 15 with Fuller details from New England Company Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Smith & Co
School Street
New England City
New England Company
Boston
Chattanooga
Fitchburg Station
Cincinnat
Beacon Street
Com
Religious services and sermons listed for Boston area churches
Morning and afternoon services noted at numerous churches including Arlington Street Cravuron Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin Square and others. Preachers named include Rev Merle St Croix Wright Minot J Savage M Kt Deming and Stopford Wentworth Brooke with themes on Mind of Christ and spiritual topics. Continuous services Sunday schedules with baptism and Sunday schools.
Watches and whiskey in wartime notices from Boston
A fragmented wartime notice discusses watches made in the United States and the demand for them. It mentions G. O Tayl? Old Bourbon and G. O Taylor Rye Whiskey and urges proper labeling. The fragment ends with Chester H. Graves & Sons as proprietors in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites States
G. O. Tayi
G. O Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public Library
Barlow Treasures
Bome
Sr. Hills
Thomas Hitus
W. H. Hart
J. M. Hatch
James Carney
Dennis F. Brennan
Hart
Mr. Hatch
Samuel C. Cobb
John ©. Paizs
Charles A. Cotting
Captain Crosby
John C. Paige
Hatch
Brennan
Carney
Somucime
Board of Assessors
Stede Genessis
Charles Burrill
Charles H. Snow
Ward 20
Mr. Snow
Tof
Enterprise OF the
Malaria
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
the Vendome
Perfect An Organization
Wool Consumer’s Association For Free Wool
Joseph Hay
General Paine
Haff
Paine
England
International Race Outlook
Harvard Sporting Matters
Young’s
VehaeteyNoLps
Samuel Pent
Edgartown
W. P. Carleton
Keene
N. Hi
J. E. Lorrey
Plymouth
Frank M. Tunter
New Yor
Boston Evangelical Church Union
Miss Guinness
Charles
Craig
Bright
Grais
Craig Medicine CO
Passaic
Doug
Smith
S. A. Richards
Congress Ave
W. Knox Smith & CO
Chelsea Price
George
Gwoydwin & Co
Troxton
John Street
Rogers Park
Committee On Men
Yesterda
Brighton
Jtand
Cephas H. Brackett
Samu Elder
Ward 25
Elder
West End Street Railway
Oak Square
Kine
Cuarrel
Merle St Croix Wright
Arlington Street Cravuron
Minot J. Savage
Ilerford
Christ
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. Kt Deming
Vow
Youx
Christian Associatio
Boylston
Berkeley Stree
Charles L. Good
Joseph Stewart
Percy J. d. Cooper
W. Lacornet
Association
Bb. Y. M. Curistian Union
Union Alr
Moylston Street
Ileaty FP. Jenks
Canton
Lillian EU King
H. E. Holt
Grace Pierce
Nellie Holt
Air
HL. &. Holt
Horace Aston
George Mendall Taylor
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Brookline Strer
Warren Avenue
Ames
dJesus
Jesus
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
le Parks
James de N Die
Fins
Auila
HW. S. Lake
Entran
Clurcy
South Congregational Church
Itxeter Street
Hale
Copley
Ton
Edward A. Horton
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Algo
Dow
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