Death by own action clears mystery of J C Adams
The disappearance of J C Adams is resolved by his own suicide at the Rever e House. He was found dead with a pistol in his hand after an evening of odd behavior and a note and papers tied to his identity. His wife, notified, prepared to bury him as funeral plans are made for tomorrow. Adams lived at 129 West Chester park and had recently suffered a severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Adams
Revere House
J. C. Adams
Bulfinch Street
Mr. Adams
Smith & Wesson
Charles F. Parker
Tinkham
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Compeur
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester Railroad Company
Massachusetts
Worcester & Nashua Road
New Hampshire
Nashua & Rochester
Worcester & Nashua
Act
Fr. L. Hayes
Richard Olney
Michael M.tracy
Luman T. Jefts
Nashville
Tenn
Heal Ea
W. G. Nichols
R. Lund
John 8. Hobbs Et
8. L Whipple
W. M. Stockbridge
Objection to New Deed of Gift Hinders America's Cup Race
A letter from Richard Grant of the Royal Yacht Squadron acknowledged New York Yacht Club’s April communications and noted a condition binding the cup to the 1887 deed of gift. Commodore Smith expects Volunteer to race, while trials await arrangement and no new seventy footers are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Yacht Squadron
New York
J. W
Oddie
New York Yacht Club
Richard Grant
England
Earl of Dunraven
James D. Smith
Earl
Odds
Commodore Smith
Danraven
Valkyrie
Lord Dunraven
Stamford
Times
General Paine
Valkyrie Stuck On The Ways In London Launch
The Valkyrie launched yesterday before a large crowd. Captain J Draper’s daughter broke a wine bottle on the bow and wished success to the yacht, drawing cheers. The vessel barely moved half its distance before stopping, then a tug freed it and it entered the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valkyrie
London Daily News
J. Draper
Royal Yacht Squadron appoints committee for America Cup
London May 12 The Royal Yacht Squadron named a committee to handle any difficulties arising in the America Cup competition. Members include the Prince of Wales and the Marquis of Ormonde and will oversee all issues related to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Yacht Squadron
Prince of Wales
Marquis of Ormonde
Letter From Captain Sherlock From Naples
Captain Sherlock of Gitana writes April 25 about a harsh winter at Naples and a series of mishaps at sea. An English schooner lost mizzen page and ballast while a gale wrecked a boat and claimed a sailor who disappeared overboard. He recalls steering through the storm under square sail and expresses relief at ending a hard voyage aboard a sturdy Gitana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock
Naples
Gitana
Poe
Popetbie
Jim
Quincy Yacht Club Holds Special Meeting On House Progress
The Quincy Yacht Club met Saturday evening to hear progress on the unfinished clubhouse and the new float stage to be placed in front. An initiation fee discussion was postponed. Commodore John Shaw offered to lead press coverage aboard his schooner Christine this summer. The club adopted a swallow tail commodore flag with blue ground and white foul anchor, akin to Eastern and other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Yacht Club
John Shaw
Christine
Boston
Hull Yacht Club Opens Regatta Season With Planned Events
Work has begun at the Hull Yacht Club house in preparation for the May 30 opening day. A full programme for regatta night includes dancing and musical and literary entertainments throughout the season. Invitations to residents are limited to once a month. Captain J. W. Rand will run the club house. A special meeting at Young's Hotel on Friday May 17 will consider amendments. New additions to the yacht roll include Clytie, Zig-Zag, Ometa, Auk, Raven, and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Hull
J. W. Rand
Young’s Hotel
Clytie
H. W. Savage
Zig-Zag
Albert Stone
Ometa
J. H. McGrady
Slop Auk
Kileys Annual Yachtsmans Guide for 1889 Issued
The Yachtsman's Annual Guide and Nautical Calendar for 1889 from M. J. Kiley lists 172 pages of marine information. It covers high and low water times, tides, sunrise and sunset, tide tables for Boston and New York ports, yacht club officers, weather signals, pilot fees, regatta allowances, etiquette, fog rules, barometer changes, Boston port bridges, America's Cup history and rules, and sailing directions from New York to Mt. Desert Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiley
M. J. Kiley
Springlane
Boston
New York
Mt. Desert
Yachting Book Free to Clubs With Sale Copies
Boston Bay and nearby waters accompany a guide featuring race courses New York Bay and Long Island Sound from Newport to New York. It includes cooking receipts, illustrations, a plate of the famous Volunteer, and lists where yachtists can obtain yachting supplies. Free to yacht clubs. cloth bound copies sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bay
New York Bay
Long Island Sound
Newport
New York
Yachts Depart Beverly Moorings Amid Continued Removals
Beverly reports a week of yacht removal from winter moorings between bridges leaving four vessels. Meta owned by Amory Lawrence of Boston must be ready by May 15. Royal owned by King Upton of Salem and Cleopatra owned by Spitz Bros. & Mark of Boston are with agents for sale at 1700 and 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Meta
Amory Lawrence
Boston
Royal
King Upton
Salem
Cleopatra
Henry Spitz
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Corinthian Yacht Club to Open House on June First
The Corinthian Yacht Club will open its house on June first. Steam yacht Galatea owned by Augustus Russ lies at moorings City onnt. Sika, a Cape built catboat, launched yesterday and due in Boston early this week. Gleam tested well on a trial run. Several employments already anchor on the flats as June races near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club
Augustus Russ
City Onnt
D. Macbeath
Cape
Sika
Boston
Gleam
New Or
Crowninshield
Effie May
Sturgis Lathrop
Lathrop
Effie
Boot and Shoe Men Plan Elaborate Week Festivities
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club prepares a week of events to lure customers to the metropolis. Receptions at wholesale houses mirror grocers week, with a Germania Orchestra concert at Music Hall next Wednesday and a banquet at Faneuil Hall. Mayor Hart may attend. Tickets available at New England Leather Exchange Tuesday to Thursday mornings. Committee chairs include J. S. Lincoln, Gharits 8 Codding, C. C. Converse, H. L. Rice, F. E. Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Music Hall
Germania Orchestra
Faneuil Hall
Eare
Batchelder & Lincoln
Federal Street
Hart
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Boston
New England Leather Exchange
Edford Street
Lincoln
Gharits
Codding
C. C. Converse
H. L. Rice
F. E. Bacon
Women Vote Ward and City Committee Outlines School Work
The Women Who Vote ward and city committee meets at Odd Fellows Hall and describes its formation in March as a 50 member body. It plans printed tips for circulation, oversight of school work, and mass meetings across the city with efforts among Swedish communities led by Lizzie Lagerquist. Citizens may obtain information from Mrs. Trask Hill or Mrs. Brockway at their listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lizzie Lagerquist
Ki. Trask Hill
Monument Square
Charlestown
C. A. Brockway
Linden Street
Dorchester
Business Troubles Signal Collections Across Several Firms
Harris tanner of Peabody assigns to Boston dealer Jones as liabilities reach about 16000 dollars. Osborn indorses 8000 dollars and may assign. J W Bassett of Lee fails offering 40 cents on the dollar. Lund R Barney of Springfield also fails. Morgan Bros shoe makers of Newburyport owe under 5000 dollars and started a New York retail venture, blamed for their decline. Creditors assign to Noyes & Fish of Boston, who transfer to S S Blanchard to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Harris
Tanner, Peabody
Josiah M. Jones
Boston
Josiah M. Jones & Co
South Street
Calvin P. Osborn
Carrier
Peabody
Jones
J. W. Bassett
Lee
Lund R. Barney
Springfield
Morgan Bros. Shoe Manufacturers
NewburyPert
Frank Morgan
New York City
Noyes & Fish, Boot and Shoe Dealers
Blanchard
Neighborly street row ends with knife wound at Harrison Ave
At about 1:15 Sunday morning a quarrel in front of 190 Harrison avenue left Walter Novan with a serious cut behind the right ear. He is in City Hospital. George Broadhurst was arrested. Meanwhile Michael Flynn and Christian Buckholz were arrested for assaulting Broadhurst with a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
George Broadhurst
Walter Novan
Novan
Broadhurst
Michael Flynn
Christian Buckholz
Man Found Dead in Boston Hotel Room
A man registered at the Boston Hotel last Wednesday evening in H. Btown City was found dead in his room at 12:30 AM yesterday. A powder suspected poison lay beside him and a handkerchief marked H. Curtis was found in his pocket. He was about 60, tall and light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
City
H. Curtis
Police draw revolvers in liquor raid on Endicott Street
Police from Stations 1 3 4 and 56 arrested several violators and seized liquor yesterday. At 54 Endicott Street Thomas Kivlan fought to escape aided by a gang until Officers Pike and Little were forced to draw their revolvers on the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott Street
Thomas Kivlan
Pike
Little
Stepfather Knife Incident in East Boston Ends With Injury
Frank McGee aged 19 of 6 Brooks Street East Boston interfered in a dispute between his mother and stepfather yesterday morning. He was dangerously cut by his stepfather during the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGee
Brooks Street
East
Boston
Political debts paid and street department reshuffle outlined
The New Administration aligned with allies as Meehan and Jones reshuffle street department posts. Foremen replaced across multiple yards amid charges of political favoritism and “lack of confidence” claims, with Goward placed in West Roxbury and other appointments affecting Brighton and South Boston districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Department
Treasury
Meehan Brothers
Mr. Jones
D. M. McCarthy
South Boston Yard
John H. Longan
West Roxbury Yard
J. K. Crowley
Dorchester Yard
J. P. Dunn
Back Bay
Michael Coyle
Brighton Yard
Thomas Flood
Benjamin B.tremere,jr
Charles Lambert
James L. McCabe
J. H. Mahoney
Albany Street
McDonald
John K. E. Gowald
Mount Hope Cemetery
West Roxbury
Michael Meehan
Mr. Hope Cemetery
Stedman
Creech
Goward
Brighton
Coyle
Rogers
Sewer Department
Wilson
Gus Rogers
Meehans
Gowards
Rogerses
Clover
Mr. Coyle
John H. Lee Ian
Jones
Alderman Eddy
Elijah B. Baxter
Baxter
South Boston
William Park
Alderman Kalley
McCarthy
Park
Jenny
South
Boston
Alderman Kelley
Kelley
Meehan
Chace
Patrick Meehan
Minton
Guests Arrive at Hotels Listing Broad Cast of Travelers
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests from multiple cities and countries checked in overnight. Names include Jenkins Pittsburg Adams Rhoades Henderson Prentiss Leo Winship Spring McCasland Henders Hyaims Ashley Spinney Fuller Wickett Cook Tompkins Hall Munroe Hutchins Bishop Ireland Mapelsden Thorndike Barwick Macrae Abbot Peabody Ke hed Phinney Adams Crawford French Richardson Barrett Cline Stevens France Wright Morse King Coffin Russell Gunter Smith Rogers Bailey Farr Drake Tyler Rothschild Clarke Brokaw etc. The parade of travelers spans New York Philadelphia Boston Providence Halifax London Chicago and many other hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Thomas C. Jenkins
Pittsburg
Penn
Alfred Ray
Edward D. Adams
John Harsen Rhoades, Jr
New York
Thomas Durfee
Providence
R. I
Elmes Henderson
M. P. Henderson
Toronto
Vendome
J. R. Prentiss
Richard M. Leo
James M. Winship
New Orleans
8. E. Spring
Portland
J. T. McCasland
Denver
Col
W. F. Hender
Chicago
C. H. Hyaims, Jr
Ll. Phinney
Montpelier
James W. Burgay
Yarmouth
H. Graham
New Glasgow
E. R. Walters
Cleveland
Samue Matthewson
Quincy
R. H. Gould
Sullivan
A. S. Cook
E. C. Peck
Provincetown
John Howe
St. John
N. B
Morris
Kansas City
C. H. Nelson
Waterville
H. J. French
Brooklyn
N. Y
H.C. Richardson
Augusta
I. E. Barrett
Annapolis
W. H. Cline
Halifax
N.C
A. E. Stevens
Dayton
W. A. France
Columbus
Charles W. Wright
Louisville
Revere E. Morse
Washington, D.C
Samuel W. King
Irving Clark
Salem
E. F. Coffin
Newburyport
Edward Russell
Minneapolis
Rev J P Bixby Marks Tenth Anniversary Sermon
The Rev J P Bixby of the Congregational Church in Revere preached his tenth anniversary sermon yesterday morning. The society has grown from forty one members to one hundred forty since his ten years ago arrival. The old church was rebuilt at a cost of nine thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Bixby
Congregational Church
Revere
Hen
Brookline carriage wreck after pole breaks on Cypress Street
Mrs A P Peabody escaped injury when the pole broke and the horses bolted toward a tree at Cypress and Washington streets. Richard Johnson of Johnson Bros contractors halted the run and Mrs Peabody was returned home. Also notes include naval academy candidate Edwin Elder, a Stamford street shooting arraignment, Boston deaths tally, an arson arrest, parade routes, Bostonian Society meeting, and the death of Emory Cobb known as Rose Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Peabody
Commonwealth Avenue
Cypress Street
Brookline
Peabody
Cypress and
Washington Streets
Richard Johnson
Johnson Bros
A. W. Blake
Edwin Avery Elder
W. E. Elder
West Newton
John W. Candler
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Michael J. Fallon
Francis J. Mahan
Stamford Street
Boston
Theophilus Springfield
St. John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Springfield
Whitcomb
Supreme Court
Boston School Regiment
Tremont
Congress
Milk
Broad
State
Washington
School
Beacon Streets
State House
City Hall
Sunday Music Hall Sermon on Romanism in Mexico
The Music Hall Sunday afternoon program featured Dr. A. J. Gordon delivering a critique of Romanism after Hon. H. Grattan Guinness could not attend. Gordon praised some followers, then denounced papal infallibility and Jesuit influence, drawing applause. Pastor Verne of Montreal added remarks linking Jesuits to papal infallibility and Romanist wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
H. Grattan Guinness
London
Mexico
Guinness
A. J. Gordon
Pastor Verne
Montreal
Horticultural Society Awards at May Mass. exhibition
At the May exhibition of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society awards were given for plants and flowers including pelargoniums zonale varieties Indian azalea calceolarias and lilies. Vegetables prizes went to several exhibitors with multiple second and third places noted for cucumbers spinach asparagus lettuce and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Joseph H
Thomas Clark
Nathaniel T. Kidder
K. Finlayson
Nathaniel ‘I. Kidder
E. M. Gill
A. D. Wood
D. Zirngiebel
D. L. Gardner
Joseph H. White
A. C. Kenrick
F. 8. Hayes
I. E. Coburn
P. D. Richards
E. H. Hitchings
L. W. Weston
C. E. Grant
C. H. Brackett
Brighton
Peck
Warren Heustis
Warren Heustis & Son
Arlington
Walter Russell
Warren Custis & Son
F. B. Hayes
Warren Custis
Destitute Cambridge Children Seek New Home and Funds
A public meeting at Shepard Memorial Church in Old Cambridge discussed Avon Place Home for Destitute Children. President Rev A P Peabody presided as speakers Hon J M W Hall Rev Samuel Longfellow Rev Dr Alexander McKenzie and Hon H O Houghton urged expansion. The home houses 26 children with room for 1 2 more and a new building and larger funds are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Shepard Memorial Church
Old Cambridge
Avon Place
A. P. Peabody
D.D
Board of Trustees
J. M. W. Hall
Samuel Longfellow
Alexander McKenzie
H. O. Houghton
Two Youthful Burglars Arrested in Fulton Street Theft
Two thirteen year old boys, Joseph Lawlor and John Dolan, were arrested yesterday for breaking and entering the store of J. H. Flit at 175 Fulton Street in the early morning hours. Police report the youths admitted to the theft and are held for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lawlor
John Dolan
J. H. Flit
Fulton Street
Listed court cases and verdict corrections from Fourth Session
A compilation of case numbers and parties from the Fourth Session including Coakley v Hemen Taylor v Haines Hogarty v Boston Linrley v Lally Linton v Allen and many others with notes on two reporting errors: Crossan v New York & New England RR verdict should be for defendant and Litchfield v Cook verdict should be for plaintiff 36 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coakley
Hemen
Taylor
Haines
Way
Hogarty
Boston
Linrley
Lally
Linton
Allen
Simmons
Shayer
Doriscoll
Smith
Sullivan
E. Midla
Cohen
Ferdinand
S. Kk, Co
Sheehan
June
Sion Ull Gunes
Crossan
New York & New England Railroad
Litchfield Vs. Cook
Jury Reports May Term Docket and Indictments Listed
The grand jury for the May term reported. Assistant District Attorney Proctor oversees the docket. Pleas of not guilty on arraignment. numerous indictments include larceny in a building, cheating by false pretences, assault with a pistol, forgery, lewdness, breaking and entering, murder in drowning, embezzlement, and robbery across multiple defendants and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
John J. Denneen
Carrie Wheeler
Alias Smith
Reed
Frederick G. Williams
Daniel Lynch
Henry G. Spaulding
George KE. West
Foster
Bernard Dolan
Edward 8. Pierce
James Laibot
Martin Hart
Allen W. Edens
Marion County
Florda
Michael Kenney
Elizabeth Doyle
Daniel Reardon
Patrick Duran
Thomas Flaherty
James Hamblin
Joan O’brien
Elizabeth Nagle
Alans Collins
Catherine O'Donnell
South Bay
Dorchester
John J. Connerton
Michael Graily
William McGinnis
Joseph Barry
John F. Ahearn
John Corcoran
Henry E. White
William Burns
James J. Gallagher
Max Jacobson
Jacobs
George Morton
Griffin
Bertha Eckhardt
William Wilson
Moses E. Fisher
Joseph E. Wright
Machinist National Bank
Taunton
Charles Hackett
Charles Campbell
William J. Borman
Nicholas Furlong
East Boston
Elisha Young
Henry Barton
Jennie Phillips
Lavinia Kane
John McDonald
James Scott
Jennie Hutch
William N. Tibbetts
Elizabeth Smith
Travis
Lillie Shepard
Probate Court Suffolk County Returnable May 13 59641 Names and Petitions
Probate court in Suffolk County lists returnable items for Monday May 13 including amended first accounts for James Olden executor and Catharine Carson administrator, guardianship petitions, adoptions and name changes, probate of will petitions, trustee and administrator accounts, and related requests for separate support and discharge of surety across many estates and guardianships. The docket includes petitions for Mary Driscoll separate support, Laura Goldsmith, William Hastings, Frank McCarthy administration, May Hogan, Mary Latimer, Belle Manley, and numerous others with accounts and finalizations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
James Olden
Lewis B. Bailey
Elizabeth Bastable
Harry James Bumstead
Juliacy Ab
Catharine Carson
Andrew Grady
Isaac Harris
Priscilla L. Hooper
Abbie H. Simpson
William I. Hastings
Patrick Higgins
May Hogan
John J. Hogan
Caroline I’. Hayward
Mary J. Latimer
Mary Magruder
Belle E. Manley
Hosea A. Manley
Frank J. McCarthy
Mary Ann McCarthy
William Moorhead
Edward P. Nettleton
Luther Parks
Thomas D. Quincey
May N. Perry
Marshall
Scudder
Mary A. Slade
Belinda Smith
Kate J. Smith
Caroline M. Stewart
Mary A. Tolman
Anna Maria White
Sarah A. E. Williams
Mary Winter
George H. Wood
Mary Wyman
Cynthia Uastings
Phoebe G. Freman
Sullivan Freeman
Mary P. Burley
Sarah Perkins
Caroline Steinvec
Ezra Forristall
Etsy Forristall
Lawrence Slughes
Municipal Court Docket List of Civil Cases
First and second sessions list numerous civil actions before Evy and Hardy judges. Notable plaintiffs include 482 iuntiey, 667 Saunders, 708 Heery, 769 Healy, 774 Walker, 8283 Ladd, 979 Mayer, 1068 Swan, 1389 Swan, 2029 Vegelahn, 2269 Colyer, 271 Lo Levy, 800 Albred, 8640 Lartlett, 4798 McLaughlin, 020 Lichton, 5022 Parker, 66 Owiler, 257 Simith, 66 Grundell, 415 Archer Pancoast, 416 Weinberg, 443 Stutsiy, 484 Warran, 634 O Hare. Proceedings the Sullivan Harbor Land Co. and The Newhall et al. Noted defendants include look, Perlstein, Edens, McKay, Hubbard, Chisneau, Cain, McCready, The Sullivan Harbor Land Co. and Car michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuntiey
Sanborn
Saunders
Frye
Heery
Taft
Healy
Monty
Walker
Ladd
Campbell
Mayer
Jacobs
Swan
Dolan
Nickerson
Vegelahn
McCarthy
Colyer
Look
Parker
Chisneau
Owiler
Cain
Simith
McCready
Grundell
the Sullivan Harvor Land Co
Archer & Pancoast Manufact’g Co
Newhall
Weinberg
Livermore
Stutsiy
Richmond
Warran
Stafford
O’ Hare
Carmichael
Embezzler Arrest in Beebe Morocco Works Case at Lynn
Stephen W. McNeil a foreman at Beebe Morocco Works West Lynn is under arrest charged with embezzling about 1000 dollars from T. E. Rhodes manager of Lucius Beebe's Sons factory in Lynn. He will be in court in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
SrecraAu
Stephen W. McNeil
Beebe Morocco
West Lynn
T. E. Hodes
Lucius Beebe
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States District Court
Nelson
J. Charles A. Campbell
Steamship Progreso
Admiralty
Progreso
George H. Harding
Harding
Libellant
C. T. Russell, Jr
Equity
C. Allen
Erland
Manning
H Mudge
Mass
Lean and Trust Co
Stanchfield
Kidder
Krank
Sleeper
Clatiin
Middlesex
Brown
Warner
Bowdoin ’&Q. Rap. Soc
Boot and Sho
The
Women’s Ward and City Committee
Powers That Be
Charles Thomas
J.C. Tobin
C. H. Reisig
Charles KE. Ashley
West Gardiner
Young
S—A. KR. Rogers
John M. Bailey
Bristol
Texan
Thomas H. Farr
Lissodore Drake
Philadelphia
Mr. F. Tyler
St. Louis
M. A. Rothcchild
San Francisco
Cal
H. M. Clarke
N. H. Brokaw
Kankanna
Wis
Bostonian Society
Council
Old State House
Alonzo B. Wentworth
Emory B. Cobb
Rose” Cobb
Norman Street
Webster Avenue
Horticultural Society
Superior Court
Staples, J
McKey
W. UH. Co
E1si
Mac
Fitchburg
Samne
Same
East Middlesex
D.c.co
Peterson
Macool
Lucas
Hatch
Ann Web. &C
Feeley
Leonard
Mitchell
Tatt
Quirk
Beals
Atkinson
Blodgett
Ternan
Lite
McSweeney
Dorcey
sStorer Vy. Ray
Keelly
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Sume
Sane
Pitman, J
Remskin
Monovan
Tobin
Cronin
Abraham
n—Bisner, J
Kingston, Essex and
Edinboro Streets
Kingston Street
A. B. Crocker & CO
Boston Real Estate and Trust
POST
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman, J
Q Cuot
BO duGgles
Dakgrove Farngafe
Washington St
FOR
Ipianos & Furniture
Frank B. Jones
Washington Street
B. F. Howard
Bryon and Mind
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
New England Business Directory and Gazetteer
New England
Gaa Light
Price
Sampson, Murdock & Co
Franklin Street
Boston Post
the Weekly Post
Evy
Hardy, J
E. C. Thompson
Thompson
Philada
G. M. Chase
Streets
George M. Chase
Chase
Office OF the Civil Service Commissioners
J. Edwin Jones
Warren P. Dupiry
Royal Baking Powprrs Co
Wall St
N. Ys
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