Dunraven Disputes Over Time Allowance in Yacht Challenge
A cable from New York World reports Lord Dunraven objects to the time allowance in the New York Yacht Club reply to his challenge. NYYC chairman James D. Smith says the objection is unsubstantiated gossip and notes Dunraven’s letter and expected entries for seventy footers to meet Valkyrie. Rumors threaten plans for seventy footers and future entries unless authorities publish verified facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Lord Dunraven
New York Yacht Club
New York
James D. Smith
Mr. Smith
New York Herald
Field
Herald
Archibald Rogers
Shamrock
George L. Watson
Valkyrie
Herength
Titania
Katrina
General Paine
Times Says Lord Dunraven Challenge May Be Amicably Arranged
London May 3 The Times reports that the misunderstanding surrounding Lord Dunraven s challenge is expected to be settled amicably and arranged without further dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Lord Dunraven
Movements of yachts head toward Boston from Marblehead
Sleep yacht Juno of Portland arrives in Marblehead and will sail to Boston tomorrow. The yachts Idima and Walter J. were launched, and Idima’s owner W H Davis sold the boat to Lynn parties. Yacht Brenda, owned by Everett Paine, secretary of the Corinthian Yacht Club, will be launched tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
Juno
Portland
Winship & Daniels
Teal
Boston
Idima
Walter J
W. H. Davis
Lynn
Brenda
Everett Paine
Corinthian Yacht Club
Stores To Close Saturdays In May Through August
The undersigned traders will shut their places on Saturdays at 2 p.m. during May June July and August with 5 p.m. closures on all other days. The list includes Lee and Shepard Greenough Hopkins and Cushing Hooper Lewis and Co Winkley Dresser and Co Cotton and Gould Roberts Bros A P Soule Charles H Kilborn A C Stockin for Harper Bros a William Ware Co Allyn and Bacon Willard Hall D Appleton and Co by M R B Chase ac Sherwell and Sanborn Walter H Baker Co Ginn Co Heath Boston School Supply Co Thompson Brown and Co H M Cable for Porter Coates Bradlee Whidden Warren P Adams for Sheldon and C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee & Shepard
Greenough
Hopkins & Cushing
Hooper, Lewis & Co
Winkley, Dresser & Co
Cotton & Gould
Roberts Bros
A. P. Soule
Charles H. Kilborn
A.C. Stockin
Harper Bros
William Ware & Co
Allyn & Bacon
Willard Hall
D. Appleton & Co
M. RB. Chase
Ac, Sherwell & Sanborn
Walter H. Baker Co
Ginn & Co
D. ©. Heath & Co
Boston School Supply Company
Trade with Halifax by Hon. William Ross Agency
The Hon. William Ross, former Canadian minister of militia and Halifax customs collector, opens a Halifax agency to sell fish and general produce, handle marine risks, and manage US consignments. Known to American shippers, he earns esteem among Liberal Conservatives and Grits. he resigned after an Ottawa order for his rearguation surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ross
Government of
Canada
Halifax
United States
Ross
Ipasters
Dominion
Ottawa
Doctor Warns of Kidney Disease Linked to Lung Ailments
Granger Stuart M D F R S E notes that acute bronchitis often accompanies Bright's disease and can become chronic. Tuberculosis and consumption occur with renal affections, usually proving fatal in early stages. He urges early use of Warner's Safe Cure to counter kidney damage to the respiratory system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Granger Stuart
M.D. F.rs.e
H. M. the Queen
Scotand
Theniversity of Edinburgh
Bright
Warner
Colonel Charles Wilder obituary notes long public career
Colonel Charles W Wilder died at Revere House from heart failure after a Brights disease history and a stroke. Born January 16, 1819 in Westminster, he built a 42 year Massachusetts militia career, led tobacco and cigar firms, served in Boston politics, and helped form Wilder & Estabrook. He leaves a widow, four sons, and a daughter. funeral Sunday at Unity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Wilder
Revere House
Bright
Mr. Wilder
Westminster
Worcester County
Caleb Wilder
Ashburnham
Fitchburg
Kimball & Farwell
Charles W. Wilder, Jr
Wilder
House of Representatives
Ward 11
Boston
Aldermen
Massachusetts Guards
Cambridge
National Lancers
Cavalry
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Gaston
John A. Andrew
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Massachusetts
Andrew
William H. Ward & Co
Oliver Street
Beacon Club
Central
Algonquin Clubs
Masons and
Odd Fellows
E. W. Anthony
Brookline
Warren P
William L
Charles W
Frank B
Church of the Unity
M. J. Savage
Robert W. Weir Dies at 86. Noted Historian Artist
Robert W. Weir, among America’s first to pursue historical painting, died in New York at 86. He left commercial work at 19, studied in Italy, and became an academician in 1829. His works include The Belle of the Carnival, Landing of Henry Hudson, Embarkation of the Pilgrims, The Evening of the Crucifixion, Virgil and Dante Crossing the Styx, Christ in the Garden, and Columbus Before the Council of Salamanca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Weir
New York
Italy
Henry Hudson
Church
Mount of Olives
Judean Falls
Titian
Henry Clay
Columbus
Obituaries Notice of Several Local Deaths
George A. Meyer retired merchant died of heart disease at Beacon Street home. He founded Linder & Meyer on India Wharf in 1848 and retired in 1882. He led Ames Plow Company and Neptune Insurance as director, leaving a widow, two daughters, a son, and siblings in New York. Henry William Stanley Griswold died at Walpole of heart disease. Born January 1 1883 at Fort Moultrie South Carolina. His father died with military honors at King's Chapel, Boston, and his mother was a daughter of Judge John Hurd. He leaves a widow and one daughter. Captain KE M Yard, retired naval officer, died in Trenton New Jersey aged 78. He served from 1827, fought in the Mexican War, commanded the sloop Bailey in 1861 1862, did ordnance duty in Brooklyn and Pittsburg, retired in 1866, to be buried in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Meyer
Beacon Street
Mr. Meyer
New York
India Wharf
Linder & Meyer
Ames Plow Company
Neptune Insurance Company
George von L. Meyer
Common Council
Henry William Stanley Griswold
Walpole
Fort Moultrie
Henry Willian Griswold
King’s Chapel
Boston
John Hurd
Peters. Brooks
Robert C. Winthrop
KE. M. Yard
Trenton
N.J
Bailey
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pittsburg
Washington and his Contemporaries quoted by Boott letter
A 1796 letter from English merchant Kirk Boott to England lauds Washington as a Colossus of integrity and prudence. He cites Washington’s role in steering the United States away from French political turmoil and warns of France’s desolation if missteps continued, signed Cambridge April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kirk Boott
Boston
England
Minerval
France
Cambridge
Italian Industrial Aid Society Subscriptions Acknowledged
The Italian Industrial Aid Association gratefully acknowledges numerous subscriptions from Miss BE Howey Mrs. Frederic Stone Miss M Tap Mime Mrs. Charles Hemenway Migs H W Parkins Mrs. James J Pields Mrs. Horatio Bigelow and others totaling varied amounts. Treasurer S Perkins notes December dates and amounts under ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Industrial Aid Society
Italian Industrial Aid Association
Be, Howey
Frederic Stone
Charles Hemenway
H.W
H.W. Parkindsaeeseeaeeeeseseees 26 Mrs. James ‘J. Pields
Horatio Bigelow
Mamund Lwishts
Frederic Shatiuel
S.perkins
Meng Gila
Terror Tsn
Sap Shoe
Parsons
Sewer
Tables at Armory Celebrate Centennial Spirit with State Tables
Fully 1000 people attended a Battery A Armory event by the Ladies' Aid Association turning the afternoon into a miniature centennial celebration. Tables bore state symbols from Maine to Washington with children, tableaux, music, and a star spangled finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery A
Ladies’ Aid Association
Army
Navy
T. R. Mathews
Bessie Pierce
William H. Chalmers
DeWitt C. Sprague
Washington, D. C
Cora Stuart Wheeler
Liberty
Maine
New Hampshire
F. E
Belle Hamilton
Connecticut
Lizzie Boyd
New York
I. D. Dana
New Jersey
Susie Parker
Pennsylvania
Alice D. Hazen
Delaware
Carrie N. Draper
Maryland
Mabel Warren
Virginia
Carrie Oliver
North Carolina
J. Q. King
South Carolina
M. A. Walker
Georgia
J. F. Coughlin
Alabama
Eva Butlers
Mississippi
Gertrude M. Meiay
Lorida
A. Lockhart
Louisiana
Caruthers
Texas
W. B. Smart
Arkansas
Nina Shase
California
E. 8. Wadsworth
Colorado
Fanny Lowring
Illinois
M. Rogers
Indiana
TG. Snow
Lowa
Macy Strickland
Kansas
Nettie Williams
Kentucky
D. M. Wilson
Michigan
Lulu Austin
Minnesota
Miss Patten
Missouri
A. A. Andrews
Nebraska
Bella H. Pousland
Nevada
H. D. Lizenfield
Ohio
Grace F. Osgood
Oregon
M. A. Nichols
Tennessee
Bertha Haigh
West Virginia
Allie Hadley
Wisconsin
Estelle I. Chandler
Montana
Ruthie Cobb
Washington
Alva ‘Tibbitts
North Dakota
Lillie Brooks
South Dakota
G. F. Howard
Massachusetts
Waterbury
Florida
M. Cavanagh
Artillery
Drake
Cavalry
Thompson
Roxbury Horse Guards
Morris N. Cleves
T. P. Loftus
Post 68
Edward F. Boon, Jr
Nellie Brown Mitchell
Alpha Drum, Fife and Bugle Corps
Hadley G. Fuller
Daggett
Reddick, Clayton, Grouse and Braman
Plymouth and Bay conference of Unitarian churches meet
The May 2 spring session in Kinaston presided by Rev. Joseph Osgood of Cohasset. Devotional exercises led by Rev. Charles P. Lombard. Principal address by Rev. Charles G. Ames on Our High Calling. Officers elected include President John D. Long and Treasurer Frank H. Holmes with an executive committee listing regional clergymen.
Coffin Confirmed as Prison Commissioner in Lynn
The executive council, using a suspension of the rules, confirmed F. Coffin of Lynn as prison commissioner replacing the resigned Hooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
F. Coffin
Lynn
Hooper
A Beautiful Dinner Set Arrives for Jones McDuffee Stratton
A splendid assortment of china tableware landed in the last ten days for Jones McDuffee and Stratton at 120 Franklin Street includes Jets in Austrian and French china, Royal Worcester, Bootes Tournay and many other designs. The firm also displays new American china designs and urges readers to view their advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Franklin Street
China
Royal Worcester
Bootes Tournay
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted for Kidney Disease
An old promotional passage cites Dr. J G Holland and Dr. Dio Lewis praising Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy for kidney disease. It lists symptoms such as eyesight issues, headaches, wakefulness, frequent urination, weakness, and swelling, warning that neglect leads to Bright's disease. A note claims the cure as a cult specific and endorses its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Holland
Scribner’s Magazine
Actua
Bright
Warner
Bere
Dio Lewis
May term Opens with Grand Jury and Calendar Deadlines
The May term of the Circuit Court begins on Wednesday the 15th with the grand jury charged at 11 o'clock. Hearings start at 12 m. Appeals and equity or law cases ready may be calendared by the 10th. Civil jury trials calendar cutoffs are the 16th. Blank calendaring requests available in the clerk's office. Notice will be given prior to civil jury trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Circuit Court
J Winnifred Preston Nelson and John Winston Cleared of Malt Degiers Tax Charge
J Winnifred Preston Nelson and John Winston were each tried for carrying on the business of retail malt degiers without paying the special tax and were acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
J. Winnifred Preston
John Winston
Will appeal over undue influence in Haliburton estate case
Rufus J. Smith as executor appeals the disallowance of Georgiana Haliburton’s will. The 85 year old Boston testatrix left about 7600 with the estate to the executor for life for his mother. relatives claim undue influence and possible unsound mind. Resumed. Jury out. Attorneys named. Additional cases: verdicts and new trials in Chamberlain estate matter and Koessle will contest discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus J. Smith
Georgiana Haliburton
Boston
W. E. Hutchins
J. K. Berry
F. Brewster
Appellee
William Washburn
Ira L. Moore
Chamberlain Estate
Adams House
John F. Koessle
John F.,jr
Massachusetts court resumes with long jury trial list and verdicts
The First Session on May 2 before Judge W. Allen proceeds with closing arguments in Flynn v Massachusetts Benefit Association and a long docket of cases. A verdict awards Flynn $196.35 for a horse sold as sound, while Edward D. Farmer sues for $874 in wages from a Chelsea saloon. Several tort and contract actions are noted, with multiple parties and attorneys listed. Third and Fourth Sessions continue with Waite v Shepard and Edwin Russell v Emerson among numerous docket items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Spillane
Minchin
Hale
Spaulding
Conakiey
Hemen
Hurley
Sallyway
Duncklee
Vebber
Brown
Mass
Newmarket Mtg.Co. Title Co
Thompson
Patrick Lawless
C. H. Nelson
T. J. Gargan
P. H. Keating
Hayes
Edward D. Farmer
Thomas Gately
Chelsea
P. B. Kiernan
C. W. Bartlett
Alanson W
C. F. Paige
Bishop
Waite Vs. Shepard
Edwin Russell
Edwin H. Emerson
Insolvency Court Calendar for May 3 in Suffolk County
Second meetings will be held in numerous insolvency cases including Morris Myers Charles B Gardner George J Evans Patrick Gallager George C Holmes Irwin Snow Charles Mareb George Meacom John Folsom William Fisk Tileston broa Marrbros Mary F Maney George L Young Milton Foldy John Scherer Ira L Carver Rand Avery & Co Albert Vond William P Engel John L Brockway Arminda L MckKeon James F McKeon Cole vs Grier Clivard vs Lloyd Gerry vs Stevens. first meetings in Thomas P F Guinan William M Browne Co Charles M Sutter William J Stevens adjourned first meeting petition to revoke warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Morris Myers
Charles B. Gardner
Patrick Gallager
George C. Holmes
John L. Brockway
Arminda L. MckKeon
James F. McKeon
Cole
William M
Browne & Co
Charles M, Sutter
William J. Stevens
Marlboro residents sued for damages in Mechanic street travel case
Superior Court Middlesex May 2 Mason J No 3187 Marsenah White v inhabitants of Marlboro action of tort to recover damages for personal injuries while traveling on Mechanic street and using due care defence a general denial on trial W N Davenport for plaintiff J W McDonald and W B Gaie for defendant 2662 Neigen vy Bord 1 881 Peabody v Sheldon 3507 Wheeler v City B382 same V v Mansfield Cambridge 3621 Litchfield v Gould 8611 Ellis vy Henry 8652 Nay v Linehan adjix and trs 43838 Casey v City Bos 3632 Kelley v City Cam ton bridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Mason
Marsenah
White
Marlboro
Mechanic Street
W. N. Davenport
J. W. McDonald
W. B. Gaie
Neigen
Bord
Peabody
Sheldon
Wheeler
City of
Forsaka and Harpy Jr. Waived Examination on Mortgage Charge
John R. Cummings waived examination in municipal court on the charge of illegally conveying mortgaged property valued at $178 and was placed on funds for appearance before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsaka and Harpy, Jr
John R. Cummings
Common Council Debates Cemetery Transfer and City Finances
The Boston common council debated cemetery control and a potential transfer of Mt Hope cemetery, voting to retain possession until due process. It approved multiple committees planing summer concerts and Labor Day, plus a $1000 program, while discussing sewerage surveys, park, and water matters. The session advanced salaries for clerks and assistants, and approved memorial payments to veteran groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Barry
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Common Council
Mr. Hope Cemetery
Richardson
Wise
Barry
Board of Aldermen
Ward 20
Central Labor Union
Olice
Station 9
City Hall
Maverick Street
Ward 2
Prescott Street
Ward 1
Water Board
Water Department
General Court
City of
Boston
South Boston
Commonwealth
Committee On Finance
Board of Park Commissioners
Tufts Mill Pond
Ajacent
Charlestown
Murphy and Kelley
Ecomimnon Council
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Playground
Committee On Claims
Dorchester Lower Mills
Brighton
Thomas Francis Meagher
Union Veterans’ Union of
Kearsarge Association of Naval Veterans
Robert G. Shaw Veteran Association
Dr. Moore
Ward 11
D, F. Barry
Keenan, Shaw
Sullivan
E. P. Barry
West End Street Railway
Park Police
Park Department
E. P. Nettleton
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted For Kidney Health
IL Granger Stewart, physician to the Queen and Edinburgh professor, discusses Bright's disease and notes hemorrhage can occur from kidneys or nasal membranes. The article suggests restoring kidneys to health as essential and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as the most efficient agent known to science for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL Granger Stewart
M.D
F.R.S.E
H. M. the Queen
Scotland
University of Edinburgh
Bright
Warner
Boston notes on veterans parade and festival plans
The Robert G. Shaw Veteran Association and Maj J Wesley Furlong arrived in Boston from New York and paraded through downtown streets after a Federal post office area march. A suffragists festival tableau rehearsed at Hollis Street Theatre May 9. Funeral info for Edwin A. Hall corrected. Rumors of Kalakaua’s relatives visiting Boston. Museum of Fine Arts fund stands at 9200 dollars with about 4000 still needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Shaw
Hollis Street Theatre
Edwin A. Hall
Wellington Street
King Kalakaua
Sandwich Islands
Europe
City Hall
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Harvard Class Races Set For Tomorrow On Charles River
The Harvard class races will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. on the Charles River. Seniors have the favorable wall-side draw, followed by freshmen sophomores and juniors. Crews listed: Sextons Blue and White, Orange and Black, Green and White, Red and White, with coxswains noted and averages ranging from 157 to 169.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
Harvard Bridge
Boston
Sextons
Bow
C. A. Hight
Portland
E W. Dusian
Dr. T. Davis
St. Louis
Sogn
A. P. Hebarn
G. Perry
G—K. C. Storrow
Brooktine
J. E. Parker
Brookline
R. F. Perkins
Milton
Coxswain
J. E. Whitney
Haverhill
C. L. Crehore
W. Chamberlin
W.S. H. Lothrop
Beverly Farms
L. W. Pulsifer
Q—W. Wells
Cambridge
Eoene
H. G. Vaughan
A. A. Shaw
N. Randol
New Almaden
Cal
G. B. Winthrop
New York
N. Y
C. Goldthwaite
St. W
Newton
J. O. Porter
F. N. Watriss
Chicago
Ill
Reform Episcopal Church Council Meets in Boston May 22 27
The biennial general council of the Reformed Episcopal Church will convene on Dartmouth street from May 22 to 27 with clerical and lay delegates from the United States Canada and England. Notable guests include Bishops Cheney Fallows Nicholson and Usher and laymen Adagh Hughes Macdonald Tyng and Keith. A recent $300 000 gift boosts church extension work in the United States. Many Boston congregations will hear ministers preach on the last Sunday of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Episcopal Church Council
General Council
The
Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth Street
United States
Canada
England
Great Britain
Church of England
Cheney and Fallows
Chicago
Nicholson
Philadelphia
Usher
Montreal
Adagh and Hughes
Ontario
Macdonald
Alexander G. Tyng
Peoria
Elbridge G. Keith
Boston
Miss Murray Reads for the Blind at Jamaica Plain
Miss Maud Murray performed in the Hotel Brunswick banquet hall to aid the Jamaica Plain kindergarten for the blind. The program featured scenes from The Merchant of Venice and works by Riley and Phelps among others, drawing hearty applause and floral tributes despite a small audience due to many visitors in New York. Notables such as Governor Ames and clergymen sent regrets for absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Murray
Miss Maud Murray
Hotel Brunswick
Jamaica Plain
New York
Aux Italiens
Lytton
Farry
J. Whitcomb Riley
R.P
Aine
George E. Whiting
Wyzeman Marshal
A. L. Jewell
B. L. Knapp
H. H. Faxon
Simon Johnston
L. M. Wood
C. H. Washburn
Albert Poor
H. Bernard Garpenter
Ware
Female Farmers and Their Four Room Cabin Plan
Scattered on the Northwest prairies are many self reliant young women homesteading in shacks. Four Dakota ladies built a single four room shack so each could sleep on her own land. They trusted roots and herbs over doctors, praising Warner products as safer natural remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Dakota
Warner
Trains, Drafts, and Illness End in Tragedy
Mr Willison Z Coulton of Worcester Massachusetts rushed to catch a train and sat in a draught after it started. He fell ill and died by the third day with physicians in attendance. Mrs Frederick Maneton of Commonwealth Avenue Boston contracted a severe cold at an evening reception which permanently weakened her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willison Z. Coulton
Worcester
Mass
Frederick Maneton
Comemonwealth Avenue
Boston
Shipping names listed for assignment and destinations
American Captain D L Mills Port Natal Cane of Good Hope D D Currie Moneton NB J A Hall and Miss Hall Columbus OH Kevere J H Twombly Auburn ME A E K Jones Los Angeles Cal A R Billings Springfield Quincy Fred V Massey Ontario J L W Bigelow Halifax NS F J Pillsbury New Hampshire F D Somerby Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Mills
Port Natal
Cane of Good Hope
D. D. Currie
Moneton
N. B
J. A. Hall
Miss Hall
Columbus
O. Kevere
J. H. Twombly
Auburn
A. E K. Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
A. R. Billings
Springfield
Quincy
Fred V. Massey
Ontario
J. LW. Bigelow
Halifax
F. J. Pillsbury
New Hampshire
F. D. Somerby
Philadelphia
Boot and Shoe Buyers Reach Major Markets
A list of boot and shoe buyers from across the nation visits major trade centers including Atlanta Burlington Cincinnati Chicago Chattanooga Galveston Indianapolis Louisville Mobile Norfolk Philadelphia Quincy St Paul St Joseph San Francisco and Wilmington with representatives from Gramling Spalding & Co TW Barhyndt & Co Lester & Co A 4 George Weeks Oehmig John son & Co Smartt Bros & Co P J Willis & Bro Upham & Gordon Kellogg Johnson & O Osterman Reb fisch & Co and GB French & Sons among others attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
R Gramling
Gramling, Spalding & Co
Burlington
Ll A Brown
TW Barhyndt & Co
Dinghamton
T M Brown
Lester & Co
George
Cincinnati
G Ringgold
FG Ringgold & Co
L Runkel
I Fuller’s Sons & Co
Charlotte
D Moyer
Moyer & Co
Chicago
Farnum
Lil's Goldsmith
Chattanooga
Tenn
G Oehlmig
Oehmig
Johnson & Co
M Smartt
Smartt Bros & Co
Galveston
Tex
Breath
P J Willis & Bro
J M Callaway
Lexus Code Asso
Indianapolis
Ind
K Hendricks
Hendricks & Cooper
Kansas City
H Patterson
Patterson, Thomas & Co
Tre
Louisville
IP Green
Green, Huffaker & Co
T Coleman
ST Coleman
Burden
Mansfield
M Weaver
H M Weaver & Co
Ad Mobile
Ala
Ala—H Bernstein, Tre. Norfolk, Va—M Fincus
Lowenberg, Pincus & Co
Philadelphia
Penn
W H Weimer
H B Voorhees
Weiner, Wright & Watkin
Quincy
Upham
Upham & Gordon
Home
A W Tedcastle
K G Clark & Co
St Paul
Minn
C H Kellogs
Kellogg, Johnson & O
St Joseph
J C Curley
Tootle, Hosea & Co
San Francisco
Cal
Osterman
Osterman, Rebfisch & Co
Wilmington, N
A French
French & Sons
Anke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dunraven
Wach
Smith
F.B.N
Total
the Ladies’ Aid Association
Bay
United States District Court
Supreme Judicial Court
May W. Allen
W. Allen
Beard
Follen
Martine
Kimball
Averill
Thorndike
Coughlin
Sheridan
Magee
West End St. RR
Festy
Ashley
Campbell
Randall
Lord
Proctor
Comb, P. S. & Eyesetting Mech. Co
Shite
Hollis
Mooney
Belse
MecKey
Boston Storage W. Il. Co
Adams
Patterson
McDowell
Depew
Same
Pritman, d
Townsend Bank
Jones
Winsor
West End So Ry
Mative
Lutter
Ussell
Emerson
Webber
Lynn Oy
Toston RK
Grow
Denver
Ryther
Whitney
enes—Litchfield
Cook
Klanchart
First
Haker
Stone
Nati
Hank
Pierce
Hunt
Waterhouse
Cleary
Carroll
Grave
Corporation Counsel
West End
Harvard
CO d
Ali
Jae Gardiner
American Medical College
Ao the
Monroe College of Oratory
Thorns Dike
Charles W. Kidder
C. W. Emerson
Eldridge
Carnan
Young’s
Thomas P. Lierney
Byames H. Lawton
British Charitable Society
Young's
Relief Committee
Edward Lloyd of
Messrs. Hambly
Gideon Mayshwnan
Edward P. Parsons
Samuel Cragg
John Carden
A. F. Means
James Brown
George P. Cooke
John A. Fish
Fred Herbert
Sidney A. Hanks
J. W. Clark
Vendome
Samuel C._ Eastman
Concord
N. H
James
M. Green
G. Edwin
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