Valkyrie Wins Fresh Race With New Light-Wind Superior
Lonpox May 24 Yachts Valkyrie Yarana and Irex sailed another race under a southeast breeze. Valkyrie finished first in 5h 6m 20s with Yarana second and Irex third. In the Mouse Light stretch Valkyrie led by a mile and, after spinnakers set, beat Yarana by over a minute with Trex gaining on the return. Critics vary but Valkyrie is seen as a fast light-weather boat, drawing interest for the America’s Cup contests and press calls for General Paine to reconsider Volunteer’s entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Valkyrie
Yarana
Irex
Varana
Trex
New York
Thistle
Volunteer
Genesta
Puritan
Thi Tle
Lhistle
Surgess
General Paine
Fredonia Off for Fayal in yachting cruise from harbor
The schooner Fredonia left yesterday on a voyage to Fayal with a fair breeze. The party included Mrs. Cary, Miss Cunningham, Mrs. Stone, Miss Stone, Miss Jones, Miss Russell, Miss Dabney, Miss Forbes, Messrs. Stone Dabney Cunningham and Forbes. Captain Harty commands with Stone as navigator. They plan Payal first, then Madeira, and aim to return in August to enter the fishing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Fayal
Merlin
Edward M. Cary
Hester Cunningham
H. B. Stone
Alice Stone
A. H. Jones
E. F. Russell
Alice Dabney
Margaret Forbes
F. H. Stone
Charles Dabney
Edward Cunningham, Jr
J. Malcolm Forbes
Charles Harty
Captain Stone
Payal
Madeira
Harty
Shana Named Flagship of Dorchester Yacht Club
Commodore Soley of the Dorchester Yacht Club commissions the yacht Shana as the club flagship. The rumor of purchasing the schooner Tempest remains unsubstantiated. The Hotel Pemberton in Hull offers seashore life with modern conveniences and is reachable by boat and rail, near Nantasket Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Soley
Dorchester Yacht Club
Shana
Boston
Pemberton
Hull
Boston Bay
I. E. Balch
BNP
Old Colony Railroad
Nantasket Beach
Strike Averts as Fitchburg Contractors Reach Accord
Workers in Fitchburg freight operations avert a strike after a committee from two assemblies secures wage concessions. The demands started at 165 dollars per day or 1140 per week with 25 cents overtime. Men returned to work at 1 pm and a written agreement will be shown to a mass meeting Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Bright's Disease and Warner's Safe Cure Claim
Competent authorities say Bright's Disease has no symptoms of its own and presents symptoms of other affections. Warner's Safe Cure is claimed to be specific for Bright's Disease and to cure many other diseases caused by kidney problems by restoring the kidneys to healthy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Warner
Boston British Citizens mark Queen Victoria birthday celebration
Boston British Charitable Society at Youngs Hotel celebrated Queen Victoria's birthday and the society's seventy second anniversary with 125 attendees. The event featured a life size portrait by C A Whipple, flags, a ceremonial procession, toasts including The President of the United States and The Queen, and remarks by Mayor Hart and others, ending with informal singing and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Young's Hotel
C. A. Whipple
George Parsons
Parsons
George Bl. Berry
United States
Corse
Washington
God Save the Queen
Boston
Hart
Perry
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Hartwell
Senate
Massachusetts
Ames
Bin
Land of Our Adoption
A. Fh. George
George Washington
Republic
Robert Gray
Scots Charitable Society
J. H. Burke
Irish Society
George Lapointe
Canadian Society
Ben. B. Esau
Post
Sons of Cambria
Temple Quartet
Joseph B. Sharland
Harry Pepper
Nelson
Frinck
Milanese
Furness Line
Frye
Virginian
Leyland Line
Examiners' Club dinner gathers twenty-six at Parker House
The Examiners' Club held its twenty sixth annual dinner at Parker House with twenty members present. Rev Edward Everett Hale presided and no guests attended. The Amherst Glee and Banjo Club is listed at the United States Hotel amid a long stream of prominent arrivals from multiple cities and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiners’ Club
Parker House
Edward Everett Hale
Amherst
United States Hotel
Quincy
T. C. Page
Chicopee
G. T. White
Springfield Gentré
N. Y
J. G. Rowley
Concord
N. H
Jackson
Seattle
W. W.s By A. Hart
Hartford
Conn
Bam Kemp
Wells River
W. M. Campbell
St. John
N. L
Auburn
W. B. Park
Plymouth
A Talk With Hotel Men Over Sunday Liquor Rules
Hotel keepers discuss the liquor law and guest definition after a conference with police commissioners at Pemberton Square. They debate 11 o'clock closing, Sunday rules, and how to treat bona fide guests while fearing license losses and uneven enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Pemberton Square
Whiting
Boston
Montpelier
Osborne
Olaiss
Pulsion telephone touted as new method of sound transmission
Public notice announces the Pulsion telephone as a new way to transmit clear articulate sounds via vibration traveling the wires without electric current. Demonstrations and information are available at the Sears building offices, 14 and 16 Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Building
Washington Street
Mallory line crew will bear repair costs after collision
The agents of the Mallory line steamer Comal, struck by the Guyandotte in New York Harbor last Sunday, will not enforce general average on the cargo and will assume the entire cost of repairs to their ship themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory Line
New York Harbor
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted by Medical Doctor in London Ads
Frederick IT Roberts M D of the Royal College of Surgeons and University of London endorses Warner's Safe Cure. He links loss of appetite and eyesight, dyspepsia, and bowel irregularities to advanced kidney disease and claims the remedy removes the cause by cleansing the kidneys to expel waste from the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick It, Roberts
Royal College of Surgeons
University of London
Eng
Warner
Shen
A Series of Excursions for July Tourism
A summer tourist prospectus from Messrs. Raymond and Whitcomb lists twenty two July excursions to leading mountain lake river spring and sea shore resorts in the North and East. Several trips are new including a maritime provinces circuit with Halifax St John and the Algonquin Hotel at St Andrews and a Lake St Joan Saguenay wilderness tour. Descriptive circulars for excursions and Yellowstone tours are available from W Raymond 296 Washington Street opposite School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
Maritime Provinces
Halifax
St. John
Algonquin Hotel
St. Andrews
Lake St. Joan
Saguenay River
Great Wilderness
Canada
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Apple Dore House Announces Season Opening At Isles Of Shoals
Tuatr beautiful summer resort at the Isles of Shoals off Portsmouth New Hampshire opens the season June 20 with improvements including three new cottages a remodeled billiard room and a road circling the island The hotel ten miles from the mainland benefits from its sea breezes and natural setting as owners Laighton Bros. anticipate a prosperous term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuatr
Isles of Shoals
Portsmouth
N. H
Laighton Bros
Funeral of Colonel George M Wood Held in South Boston
Funeral services for the late Colonel George M At Wood were held yesterday from his East Fourth Street residence in South Boston with Rev. McGrath and Rev. Albert E. George officiating. The remains will be taken to Gardiner Maine for burial Sunday with military honors. The day included other city notes on estate filings, a festival attendance by Governor Ames and Mayor Hart, a Tremont Temple talk on Japan's Christian readiness, and a hospitalization of Luke Gibbons after lumber injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M
Wood
East Fourth Street
South
Boston
Mr. McGrath
Hyne Park
Albert E. George
St. Matthew's Church
Gardiner
Abraham Jackson
Jackson
The
Universalist Social Union
Thorndike
Governor Ames
Hart
Tremont Temple
Arthur M. Knapp
Japan
Luke Gibbons
Spruce Street
Chelsea
Massachusetts General Hospital
Johnson and
Tryder
Charlestown
D. M. Stearns
Scranton
Penn
Episcopal Church
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Promoters of Education Hold City Meeting on Public Schools
In Huntington Hall at the Institute of Technology a selective audience of teachers gathered to discuss forming an association to advance public education. Col. T. W. Higginson opened the session, emphasizing broader facilities and a balanced education system for all social classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
Institute of Technology
New England
T. W. Higginson
Massachusetts
Nicholas Murray Butler
The
Normal College For Teachers of New York
Butler
Higginson
England
James MacAlister
Philadelphia
Natue
Europe
J. DU. Runkle
Somerville Schools
C. E. Melony
Committee On Organization
Zinn's Depepration Anniversary Half-Price Sale
On May 27 William H. Zinn with stores on Washington and West streets and Letn vie place observes the ninth anniversary of their openings by selling certain goods in each department at half price. A detailed list of these sale items will be advertised beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinn
William H. Zinn
Washington and
West Streets
Letnvie Place
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate for Nervous Diseases
Dr F G Keiy of Alderton Washington says he has prescribed Horsford's Acid Phosphate in many cases of restlessness at night and nervous diseases, including indigestion caused by insufficient gastric juice, with marked success and regards it as one of the best remedies known to the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
F. G. Ke Iy
Alderton
W. T
Patent Infringement Suit Joined by Mead Glove Fastener Patent
United States Circuit Court on May 24 heard Milton A Kent versus Stephen B Simons and others seeking an account and injunction over Mead glove fastener patent 325430 issued Sept 1 1883. Defense cites prior patent structures and denial of abygpey ment. Dowse and Bennett for complainant Knight for defendants. Separately Siro Nugent Kalbstole acquitted on charges of operating without the special tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cort
Milton A. Kent
Stephen B. Simons
Bill
Albert G. Mead
Dowse
John R. Bennett
Karry E. Knight
New York
Nelson
Vincent Siro
William C. Nugent
Nicholas Kalbstole
Trademark Case Lets N.S. Stand as Valid Cigars Brand
The court held the N.S. trademark valid, tracing origins to Nathan Samuel and its 1884 assignment to the plaintiffs. Frank, using N. Samuel’s name for fourteen months, acted in good faith but infringed, deceiving the public. Perpetual injunction granted. damages to be assessed by a master. Plaintiffs counsels Causten Browne and George L. Huntress. defendants George L. Roberts and William Bb French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Allen
D. Daniel Frank & Co
Sleeper & Co
N.S
Nathan Samuel
Toweiler
Boston
Rank
N. Samuel
Uce
Gage
Causten Browne
George L. Huntress
George L. Roberts
William Bb
French
Lenton v Allen probate suit over cottage sale debt
In the Superior Court first session May 24, Rhoda M. Lenton sues Frank D. Allen administrator for $1604 14 plus three notes from an 1883 cottage sale to Flora A. Barry at Cottage City. Barry died without a deed. defense claims nonperformance and possession taken in 1833. case proceeds to trial with Hesseltine for plaintiff and Gaston for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Staples
Rhoda M. Lenton
Frank D. Allen
Flora A. Barry
Cottage City
Barry
Plainiff
Hesseltine
William Gaston
Linton Vy, Allen
Regal
Page
Fullee
Wilde
Lu- North
Standard
Brown Ve. Mass
Food P. Co
Title Co
Standard Food P
Laird
Thoston Co
North
McDonald
Barton
Itoigdon
Billings
Morde
Cheney
Bradford
Probate Court Lists May 27 2524 Suffolk County
Returnable list for Monday May 27 2524 at Suffolk County Probate Court includes license to sell personal estate by foreign executor petition and numerous matters such as administration guardianship probate of wills and accounts for heirs and beneficiaries across many estate numbers and named filers. Listed are Charles Abbott William Andrews Jonathan Battles Alfred Blunt Caroline Blunt Amos Brown Patrick Butler Maria Choate Charlotte Coffin Margaretta Coffing Alice Connell Mary McCarthy Neil Dever Charles Dillway Edward Dorgan Dinthy Dwight Horace Fisk John Foster Samuel Freeman Ann Gibson Catherine Hickey May Hobus Dennis Hutchinson Deborah Hubbard William Hunneman Claus Jensen Mary Jolinot Maggie Jackson Kitty Jane Eliza Leggett Maria Marshall Thomas Mavor James McCormick George Meyer Vantiah Milnor Clementine Minot Maria Mullsen William Mumler Rovert Pence Eunice Verkins Annie Powers Mary Pratt James Ross Thomas Saunders Seavey John Shute Stock vs Stock Helen Symonds Thoms Thompson Lydia Lowie Charles Wilder E Willard Pratt Sarah Willingon Mary Badger Mary Goulding Ann Rourke Liza Hales Samuel Dana Kenrietta Lyon Lucy Goodwin and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Charles 8. Abbott
William T. Andrews
W. Andrews
Jonathan Battles
Alfred A. Blunt
Caroine B. Blunt
Amos Brown
Patrick Butler
Maria K. Choate
Charlotte G. Coffin
Margaretta Coffing
Alice Connell
Mary A. McCarthy
Neil Dever
Charles K. Dillway
Edward Dorgan
Dinthy Dwight
Horace al. Fisk
John HH. Foster
Samuel J. Freeman
Ann B. Gibson
Cathivine Hickey
May J. Hobus
Dennis Hutchinson
A. J. Hutchinson
Deborah G. Hubbard
William C. Hunneman
John T. Hunneman
Rot—Claus Jensen
Mary K. Jolinot
Maggie F. Jackson
William UC. Jackson
Ethc
Kitty Jane
Ave
Eliza Leggett
eBsus
Maria Chirk Marshall
Thomas K. Mavor
James McCormick
George A. Meyer
t—Vantiah Milnor
Praieis MH. Mullen
Clementine B. Minot
Maria Ets
Mullsen
William H. Mumler
Mary Pratt
Charlotte Ayrat
Win l
Ramsey
James G. Ross
Petiion
Thomas Saunders
Trusies
Gilman Ss. Seavey
Johnu Shute
Helen W. Symonds
Thoms Thompson
Lydia J. Lowie
Charles W. Wilder
E. Willard Pratt
Petion
Sarah ‘d. Willingon
Juster
Mary C. Badger
Mary Goulding
Michael Gotlining
Ann Rourke
Liza Ann Hales
Samuel TI. Dana
Gertrude Magoh
Kenrietta D. Lyon
Lucy N. Goodwin
Insolvency Court Proceedings Noted In Suffolk County
In Suffolk County insolvency court on May 24 Judge McKim presided with third meetings for Mary J. Cohen continued to October 18 and Newman McCully, Simmons, and Folsom vs Brennan listed for examination of the debtor. First meetings of Rich were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim
Mary J. Cohen
Newman McCully
Simmons
Folsom
Court Case Docket Entry Fragment List
A fragmented docket item shows a series of case names including Connell v Ross, Conway v Russell, Kelley v Jane, Thayer vy County of Norfolk, McIntosh vy Henderson, O Rahien v Mahady, Daly vy Hicks, and Hicks v Daly and trustee with various page numbers or references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Ross
Conway
Russell
Kelley
Jane
Thayer
County of Norfolk
MckIntosh
Henderson
O'Bhien
Mahady
Daly
Hicks
Trustee
Superior Court Docket May 24 Fines and Cases Listed
In Superior Criminal Court on May 24 Judge J Philip Marzinski fined Dewey and Burke for liquor law violations, and held Hannah Mitchell and Julia Hayes on liquor law charges. The docket lists numerous cases including larceny, cheating, banking and entering, receiving stolen goods, lewdness, assault and battery, and other liquor law actions with various defendants and monetary penalties. The record names cases such as Commonwealth v McKeon, Saime v Sullivan, and Sane v Ward, with multiple similarly numbered suits and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
J. Philip Marzinski
James Burke
Hannah Mitchell
Julia Hayes
Commonwealth
McKeon
Saime
Sulivan
Same
Ward
Waters
Davey
Rankin
Sainie
Dacey
Lane
Meoll
Larceny
Williams
Bannon
Sheen
Escape Case Dominates Salem Court Session
Essex County Superior Court in Salem on May 24 heard DunBarr J Edward A Dennis also called Isaac Guthrie plead guilty to jail escape. He received one year and one day in State prison in addition to a prior Lynn highway robbery conviction for three years plus one day. Guthrie noted six months served and revoked ticket of leave, predicting remaining two and a half years would be served in reformatories. Other sentences included Daniel Shannahan of Lawrence to Concord reformatory for breaking and entering. Joseph MacGinness four months in the house of correction for disturbing the peace. John Healey fined $100 for liquor selling. Ohn Low $10 for assault on Fred Hicks. Thomas P Rice $100 for liquor law violation with $20 costs. Ralph St Onge $100 with $10 costs. Adjournment left Frank Silver of Gloucester on indecent assault case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Salem
DunBarr
Edward A. Dennis
Isaac Guthrie
Lynn
Guthrie
Reformatory
Toso
House of Correction
Daniel Shannahan
Lawrence
Concord Reformatory
Oseph MacGinness
John Healey
Ohn
Low
Fred Hicks
Ipswich
Thomas P. Rice
Ralph St. Onge
Frank Silver
Gloucester
Boston Attorney Admission Notice 1889
Notice from the District of Massachusetts dated May 23 1889 that William D Turner of Boston has applied to the U S Circuit Court commissioner Evias Merwin for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the Circuit Court in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
William D. Turner
Evias Merwin
U. S
Circuit Court
Hotel Ponemah Promises Scenic Summer Appeal
The Ponemah hotel in Mutrorp Spring New Hampshire enters its fourth season under proprietor D B Plumer after prior success. Visitors can expect mountain views from Vernon to Monadnock, Blue Hills to Chocorua, and easy access from Boston. The writer commends the proprietor’s courtesy and predicts a strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H
Gleason
Victoria
Plumer
Boston
Hotel Ponemah
Verbatin
Mr. Vernon
Joe English
New Boston
Goffstown Mountains
Crotchet Mountain
Francestown
Moosilauk
Kearsarge
Sunapeej
Blue Hills
Rochester
Barrington
Nottingham
Chocorua
Ossped
Saddleback
Teneriffe
Pawtuckaway
Maine
Lyndboro
Greenfield and Semple
Massachusetts
A New Wardrobe Promises Cedar Scented, Meth Proof Closet
Paine's Furniture Co. at 48 Canal street unveils a new wardrobe claiming a full 100 percent return in a year. The design uses aromatic cedar interior finish to retain odor and deter moths, making the closet effectively meth proof and preserving clothes longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
Sunday Notices from Arlington and area churches
Sunday notices list sermons services and meetings across Arlington area churches including Rev Brooke Herford at 10:30, Believers' meeting at 9:30, Baptist Tabernacle events with Rev M K Deming, and various union and evangelistic meetings on the Common. Also notes Chandler Hall lectures and Tremont Temple programs with dates and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Street
Caurena
Brooke Herford
Boston
S Christian Association
Boyiston
Berkeley Streets
K. L. Jerkins
D. M. Stearns
Scranton
Reformed Episcopal Church
George McDonald
Charles Miller
A. T. Percy
J. Steart
W. Blacker
Cordi Ily
Baptist Tabernacle
Ondoin Square
M. KK. Deming
Chas. H. Tucker
Reformed Episceal Church
Wilmington
Del
Cla
Don Street
Young Men’s Institute
Young Men’s Instituts
Dillon Bronson
Muir
Ashuian Brass Quartet
B. V. M. C. Union
Vesner
Abbé Union Hall
Yiston
Mise Kensie L. Pierce
Mdich L. Munroe
Carl E. Merrill
George Mendal Taylor
Christadelphian Bisnis
Chandler Hall
Essex Street
Kingdom of God
Church OF the Discretys
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles Ge Ames
Emmanuel Crurch
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Evangelistic Association OF New England
D. L. Chubbuck
Bromfield Street
M. KE
George ©. Needham
A. Whittier
E. E. Davidson
Tremont ‘Temple
J Gordon
L. B. Gates
D.D
David Gregg
Berkeley
Marlboro
Edward Everett Hale
South Congregational Church
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Hale
N. Cyr
Sprintva
Temete
Newbury
Lake
Seare Free
Sovurn Congregational Church
Exeter Street
Dr. Hale
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Wil
Spiders
Tle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ken Wok
Lo- Rey
Tremonnt
Hoyt
Morristown
N.J
J.B. Woolsey
Newark
N. J
W. A. Sackett
Harriet Fraser
Saratoga Springs
H. C Cross
Minporid
Kani
J. Q. Stewart
Haringsvore
W. Fresconn
W. J. Johnson
Edwin M. Tuttle
Warren
Washington, DC
J. B. Henshaw
Portland
AN. Lancaster
Ahgor
Eeaka
Tro R. Williams
Northampton
H. Wy. Reed
PB Hubner
Davis
Littlefield
W. F. Hater
W. F. Wolf
Troy
S. J. Scherehereschewsky
S. R. Hill
D. Patner
Cragin
D. Maelei
J. M. Matthews
W. Goldsmith
Woodman
Fall River
A. Naar
Nizabeth
T. A. Barker
Fayetteville
M. Huggies
Brooklyn
J. ‘By Doran
Albany
N. Adams
G. R. Marble
Webster
W. B. Wright
Lebanon
R. H. Cole
Southbridge
W. Hart
Corneil Bluatts
WJ. Dunne
Frank J. Sprague
Alexander Christie
H. L. Hutchinson
W.H. Wood
San Francisco
John J. Craig, Jr
Knoxville
Tenn
Benjamin Thompson
Brunswick
F. Wolterstan Thomas
Montreal
Robert P. Brodhead
Wilkesbarre
William Sant
C. C. Davis
Dudley
G. A. Tait
Whitinsville
S. M. Hamill
JF A ‘Cleveland
George H. Nichols
Boe Mev
GB. Leighton
Dublin
N. H. Payne
Eluiira
Oretfor
E. H. Higley
Groton
Il. Higginson
Sparrow
Or Sasi
B. al Smith
Vinal Haven
James C. Jordin
Huntington Ball
Rhe New Association
Supreme Judicial Court
Thompson
Sullivan
Boston & Lowell
Kate Mcsweeny
City of
West Cedar Street
B. F. Butler
W. Nason
Cavanagh
Durgin
Cullatian
Whittier Machine Co
Thomas
Kaley
Defrew
Sweet
Datlinger
Colvett
Kench
Kamae
Murrty
Aimitty
Kelvet
Backus
Kent
Townsend Bank
J. Jones
Uliss
Stedman
Fhinstein
Philips
Baasete
Daley
Melntosh
Howe
Wilson
Coweéen
Hunt
Saine
Hovey
Ime
Lilaston
Con
Allen
Amer
R. Dredging Co
Reinetelu
Mon
Vika
Boud
Norris
Wiswall
Satna
James Pyle
Ard L. Casey
Edmund Keyes
Middlesex County
Mason
Norfolk
Dedham
Joanna Conway
Brookline Gaslight Company
Brookline
J. L. Eldridge
M. & C. A. Williams
Hugh McHugh
School
Washington Streets
J. E. Cotter
C. A. Mackintosh
Hupprich
Inh’ts Oflbrookline
Will v. N.Y
Ham
Sanbirg
Hepard
Hill
Cooke
Hotel Ponemag
Columbias
Pope Mfg. CO
Franklin St
Norman McDonald & CO
And
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Mass
James Russell Lowell
Mt. Auburn
Newton
Watertown
Perkins Institution
James de Normandie
James de Normandie Will Speak For the Kindergarten, and Dr. Elliot
Avon Street
Temple
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