A Steady Drift in Western State Politics and Local Speeches
The piece notes a Republican drift toward the Democratic standard bearer Brackett in western regions, with party regulars like General Schoff and Manager Burbank supporting Russell. It mentions opposition to an oleomargarine bill, Australian ballot reforms, and independent voter tendencies, plus reports on Donough Donovan Cross Jenkins Fitzgerald Cronin speaking at Lyceum Hall about local race dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Mr. Russell
General Schoff
Pittsfield
Long
Burbank
Russell
Mr. Brackett
Mending the Fences Meeting of Essex County GOP Committees
About 150 members of the Republican town and city committees of Essex county met in Salem Mechanics Hall with Secretary J O Wardwell forenoon conference. Reports came from all towns except North Andover, lasting three hours with addresses by H Lodge Cogswell and Moody of Haverhill. Burdett also met Plymouth Barnstable committees at noon, with speeches by Lodge Burdett Norris Nye and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
J. O. Wardwell
Mechanics’ Hall
Salem
North Andover
H. ©. Lodge
Cogswell
Moody
Haverhill
Burdett
Plymouth
Barnstable
Congressman Lodge
Howes Norris
William A. Nye
Henry S. Hyde
National Reublican Committee
William Haile
Goetting
Franklin County
Greenfield
Clapp Declares Democratic Stand in Second Middlesex Race
Lexington’s Robert F. Clapp accepts the Democratic nomination for the second Middlesex senatorial district. He denounces the Harrison administration and tariff policies, supports labor rights and ten-hour workdays, calls for poll tax abolition, public election funding, civil service reform, local option liquor laws, and freer employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Robert F. Clapp
Lexington
Harrison
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Knights of Labor
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Boston
Ward Twelve Democrats Rally for Nominations
The Ward 12 regular Democratic committee met at Caledonia Hall 45 Eliot Street last evening to ratify nominees Russell and Corcoran and to back Senator James Donovan and Representatives Dennis J. Quinn and James J. Burke. Donovan refuted charges from Independent candidate E. J. Jenkins as John H. McDonough endorsed the ticket. Councilman David F. Barry spoke for Donovan and the House candidates, with closing remarks from Isaac Rosnoaky and Dennis J. Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Fitzgerald
House
Messrs. Kennedy and
McEnany
Jenkins
Senate
John F. Cronin
Ward
Ward 12
Caledonia Hall
Eliot Street
Russell
Corcoran
James Donovan
Dennis J. Quinn
James J. Burke
Daniel P. Toomey
E. J. Jenkins
John H. McDonough
Ward 20
David F. Barry
Donovan
Messrs. Quinn
Burke
Isaac Rosnoaky
Ward 16
Donov an and Jenkins rally in East Boston Ward 2
Regular Democrats held a Sumner Hall rally in East Boston to ratify the Democratic State ticket and to boost Senator James Donovan for re election. About 1500 residents attended as a wagon band played and city officials and Representatives spoke on national issues and local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan and Jenkins
Boston
Sumner Hall
Russell and Corcoran
James Donovan
Island
T. O. Mc.Enany
John H. Gullivan
P. J. Grady
Renea OS Jasey
Uinn
John H icDonough
Joseph H. O’neil
Third Middlesex Senatorial District Contest Faces Three Candidates
In the Cambridge four wards district the Democratic nominee Freeman Hunt, son of the late Freeman Hunt, faces Republican John Read and Prohibitionist Edward Kendall. Hunt previously narrowed incumbent Kingsley’s lead from 1200 to 128, and with three candidates his chances are seen as strong for victory. If only two candidates remain, Hunt would have a good chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Cambridge
W. Kingsley
A. B. Alger
Freeman Hunt
Hunt
Merchants
Kingsley
John Read
Edward Kendall
Torchlight Procession Planned for Captain Reade Support
Friends of Captain John Reade the Independent Democratic nominee for Senator in Charlestown district arrange a grand torchlight procession next Monday night. P O Riordan named chief marshal Michael Roughan chief of staff. staff of seventy five mounted men and over one thousand in line expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reade
John Reade
Charlestown
P. O’riordan
Michael Roughan
Rally in South Boston backs P F Shevlin for senate
A Grays Hall gathering in South Boston supported Patrick F Shevlin the Independent Democratic candidate for the sixth senatorial district. Jeremiah F Mahoney presided with speeches from John W Monahan ex Senator John I Shea of Roxbury Captain Charles E Bowens and Harry J Robinson. Three cheers capped the meeting for Shevlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Shevlin
Gray’s Hall
Broadway
Boston
Patrick F. Shevlin
Jeremiah F. Mahoney
Mr. Shevlin
John W. Monahan
John I. Shea
Roxpury
Charles E. Bowens
Nationalist Club
Harry J. Robinson
Irish National League
Patrick It. Shevlin
Republican Rally in North Cambridge Ward Room
A Republican rally was held in the ward room at North Cambridge last evening. Speeches were delivered by General John L. Swift, John Read, General Edward W. Hincks, Judge Willey, and W. Bb. Durant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cambridge
John L. Swift
John Read
Edward W. Hincks
Willey
W. Bb. Durant
Essex County Republicans Meet at Mechanic Hall
Essex county Republicans held a conference at Mechanic Hall with the State central committee. Charles Odell of Beverly and J Otis Wardwell of Haverhill led, reports came from town committees except North Andover, and speakers included Congressmen Lodge and Cogswell addressing local disputes in Bradford and Rockport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Mechanic Hall
State Central Committee
Charles Odell
Beverly
J. Otis Wardwell
Haverhill
North Andover
Lynn
Wardwell
Bradford
Rockport
Lodge
Cogswell
Cambridge Alderman Denies Opposing Otis Brown
Alderman Parry of Cambridge denies he is opposing Mr. Otis Brown the representative nominee and says he will vote for the regular candidate. Cambridge Democrats plan a Temple Hall rally Monday night. Lieutenant Governor Brackett will be hosted at Brookline Town Hall tonight with speeches by John W. Candler and General John L. Swift and D Hall Rice explaining the Australian ballot. The full list of election supervisors was released yesterday by the Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Parry
Cambridge
Otis
Brown
Middlesex
Democrats of Cambridge
Temple Hall
Brackett
Brookline Town Hall
John W. Candler
John L. Swift
D. Hall Rice
Pean
Secretary of State
W. H. Crane
St. Louis
Brooks
Mr. Lloyd
Boston
Mr. Crane
Fire destroys Palace Rink in East End Pittsburgh
The Palace Rink on Frankston avenue East End caught fire at 1 45 am during a ball. The building was a total loss with hysterical women aided by partners to safety. Other fires report minor losses including a city yard stone crusher building and Carl P Day's house burning with insured losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspurg
Penn
Palace Rink
Frankston Avenue
East End
R. JI
Lhrtleton
N. H
Carl P. Day
Fire hits Roxbury bakery causing $500 damage
A blaze damaged the bakery of Jacob Leahner at 126 Heath Street Roxbury last night at 11 55. An alarm came from box 256 signaling the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Leahner
Heath Street
Roxbury
Death in Grew's Woods Mystery at Hyper Park
A man about forty was found dead in a path in Grew's woods near Hyper Park at six p.m. A ghastly hole in the forehead and a revolver near the right hand were noted by workers Michael Melan and William Downey. The body was taken to Undertaker Graham's rooms and remains unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyper Park
Grew’s Woods
Michael Melan
William Downey
Mr. Grew
Graham
George W. Cutter Installed at Newport Church
The Rev. George W. Cutter of Buffalo was installed tonight as pastor of Channing Memorial Church Newport R I The Scriptures were read by the Rev. W R Alger of Boston the sermon by the Rev Edward E Hale of Boston the charge by the Rev W R Alger installation prayer by the Rev Augustus Woodbury D D of Providence right hand of fellowship by the Rev T R Slicer of Boston and address to the people by the Rev Grindall Reynolds of Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Channing Memorial Church
Newport
R. L
George W. Cutter
Buffalo
Channing Memorial Church
W. R. Alger
Boston
Edward E. Hale
Augustus Woodbury
D.D
Providence
T. R. Slicer
Grindall Reynolds
Chairman Cooley’s Letter Questions Excursion Rates
Chicago Nov 1 Chairman Cooley of the Interstate Commerce Commission writes to Chairman Abbott of the Western States Passenger Association arguing that extensive free transportation suggests regular rates are too high. He condemns excursion rate abuses as a greater wrong and urges clear public statements by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Abbott
Western States Passenger Association
Commission
Indiens on Wind River Reservation Face Starvation
Indians on the Wind River reservation in Wyoming Territory are described as in want with many expected to die of starvation before spring. The text notes they are currently eating the carcasses of domestic animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind River Reservation
Wyoming Territory
Salvi ni at Tremont Theatre to Pack Tremont House Seats
The Tremont Theatre sells many seats for Salvini's engagement. Othello with Salvini in his famed Moor role heads Monday and Friday bills, Samson debuts Wednesday and repeats Saturday, while A Foregone Conclusion tops Tuesday Thursday and Saturday matinees with Alexander Salvini and D. P. Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvini
Tremont Theatre
Signor Salvini
Alexander Salvini
William D. Howells
D. P. Bowers
Somerville Thieves Alarmed After Burglary on Vernon Street
Burglars at 1 am entered the residence of Henderson on Vernon Street Somerville and stole clothing valued at 300 dollars from William N. and B. F. Gray. Jewelry and money totaling 600 dollars were taken before the intruders fled. alarm alerted, no capture reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Vernon Street
Somerville
William N
B. F. Gray
Sanitary Engineering Valued by Plumbers Tucker Titus
Messrs. Tucker and Titus of 14 Brattle Square, plumbers, emphasize sanitary engineering as a key principle and invite inspection of their first class work. They cite years of practical experience and note their fittings at the New Armory at the South End and the Children's Hospital on Huntington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Tucker & Titus
Brattle Square
South End
Children’s Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Music at the Revere House Elevates Dining Experience
The Revere House introduces daily 5 to 7 pm music in the corridor by Mr. Walter Swarnsbourne of the Symphony Orchestra to accompany meals. Last night’s first try impressed guests, with the band performing well. The European custom is praised as desirable if the music remains good to avoid indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Walter Swarnsbourne
Symphony Orchestra
Pawtucket
R. I
Albany
N. Y
George Rowland
Maine
Charles P. Deane
Springfield
J. ©. Gray
C. B. Storrs
New York
W. C. Clement
Rutland
Parker’s
Mrs. Degrasse Fox
Bar Harbor
G. M. Dodge
H. Blake
Bangor
Emil Fischer
Duncan Porter
Chicago
Rail Agents Plan Boston Exhibition Excursion Rates
New England Central Ticket and Passenger Agents held a meeting at the Pathfinder office on October 16 to consider joint railroad support for the International Maritime Exhibition in Boston. John W. Ryckman and Hugh Coyle spoke, and resolutions urged excursion rates across all roads under the association and a November 6 gathering to finalize action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Central Ticket and Passenger Agents’ Association
Pathfinder Office
New England
Boston
John W. Ryckman
Hugh Coyle
Man Discharged Truckman Steals Hay Load
Cohen, recently discharged from O. Newt & Son truckmen, told a driver he was needed at the office and took the team to Baker's yard run by Thomas Donovan where he disposed of the hay and team. Officers Lynch and Shields recovered the property last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
O. Newt & Son
Newt
South End
Baker’s Yard
Thomas Donovan
Lynch and
Shields
City notes and public works weigh on committees
Designs for bronze statues of Generals Grant and Sheridan and Admiral Farragut were submitted to the statue sub committee as time to present designs closed. A public viewing of warships was rumored during their Boston harbor visit. A cooling pipes project for Faneuil Hall area faced hearings with possible understanding by Monday. Asphalt pavement proposals from Hastings, Ayer, Barber were opened and await award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermen
Faneuil Hall Cooling Company
I Street
Broadway
Fourth Street
Hastings Pavement Company
Caleb R. Ayer
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Y. M. C. Union
Wallack Dramatic Club
Mr. C. 8. Ober
Grocers, Canners & Packers
Irish National Concert Company
Dublin
Erin
Anchor Line Ships to Flores and Fayal Azores for Winter
The Anchor line will call their best Mediterranean service steamers at Flores and Fayal in the Azores. This change offers a milder winter climate option and carries the United States mail to the islands. Steamship Bolivia, 4300 tons, sails Nov 13 with many cabin passengers booked. Boston office at No 7 Broad Street provides plans and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flores
Fayal
Azores
Boston
United States
Bolivia
Broad Street
New Smoke Preservative Demonstrated by Boston Firms
The Continental Clothing House Freeman Loomis Co and clothiers at Washington and Boylston Streets are pioneering the smoke preservative by George S. Tinkham of Cedar Rapids Iowa. The device places steam over the fire, superheats it, and releases it through four small holes to reduce smoke while increasing steam heat by about 20 percent with the same coal. Tests showed smoke passing in 45 seconds, far quicker than the usual 12 to 15 minutes. Mr Tinkham attended a complimentary dinner following the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Hall School
Beacon Park
Boston Press Club
Tremont House
Young Men’s Christian Association
Waltham
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Horticultural Hall
Universalist
Boston
Building Fund
St. Paul’s
P. O.M. Edson
C. F. Withington
Arthur H. Nichols
J. C.D. Pigeon
James Guild
Atherton T. Brown
Gorham Rogers
Mary L. Clarke
Samuel Little
William Lloyd Garrison
Leonard Ware
John G. Stetson
H. D. Forbes
A. D. Williams
W. H. Daniels
George E. Bullard
Boston Police Relief Association
Police
Small
Mechanics’ Hall
Carter
George K. Elliot
Washington Street
Tremont Street
West Newton Street
Continental Clothing House
Freeman, Loomis & Co
Clothiers
Washington and
Boylston Streets
New England
George S. Tinkham
Cedar Rapids
Tinkham
Slippers Stolen from Merchants Transport Recovered
Officers Deering and Russell arrested Thomas Fitzpatrick last evening for larceny of a case of slippers valued at $50 from the Merchants' Transportation Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering and
Russell
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Merchants’ Transportation Company
Infant Somnambulist Found on Tremont Street
Officer Wallace of Station 4 found a five year old boy walking in his sleep on Tremont Street at a late hour. The child wore only a night dress and woke claiming the name Frank though he could not identify his location or guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Station 4
Tremont Street
Frank
Heave the Anchor Tale From A Constant Reader
A Boston reader recalls a fall sailing mishap to illustrate nautical terms. While anchored off shore the skipper shouts to heave the anchor and asks if it is broken. A crewmember misinterprets broke as the anchor being raised, producing a humorous misunderstanding and a later laugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Mmy
Somerville Noted Weddings and Labor Rally
The Rev. J B Thomson and Mrs Thomson hosted a church wedding reception at Highland Avenue Unitarian Church in Somerville. Carpenters in Somerville held a rally at Eperle Hall in support of the eight hour movement with Vice President Harry Lloyd of the United Brotherhood as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Thomson
Highland Avenue Unitarian Church
Somerville
Thomson
Carpenters of
Eperle Hall
Harry Lloyd
The
United Brotherhood
Confidence Begets of Success for Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
Manufacturers back the remedy with a money back guarantee if not satisfying cures. It claims to treat liver blood and lung diseases and skin ailments including pimples and scrofulous conditions. The ad touts countless cures as proof and cites Dr Sage’s Catarrhem as a related product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Court notices in US Circuit and Suffolk Superior Courts
The November 1 docket lists trials in internal revenue liquor cases before Carpenter J and Suffolk Superior Court sessions. It includes personal injury actions, torts and contract cases with numerous numbered dockets and attorney reps, plus upcoming lists for Friday and potential Saturday changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Internal Revenue Laws
Superior Court Dockets Also Fix Penalties in Liquor and Theft Cases
In Superior Court cases Noyv. L Thompson and J Thomas McGovern, defendants faced drunkenness with a month in the House of Correction for McGovern and fines with costs for Thompson. Ida Rives fined $50 and costs and sent to House of Correction for a month for liquor law violation. Charles E Munson and Morris Breen fined and sentenced to House of Correction. Breen $100 fine. Lawrence Gilligan charged with breaking and entering, one year in House of Correction. Duncan McGilvey held to State Prison for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Noyv. L
Larceny and breaking and entering figures in Middlesex Superior Court
On November 1 in Middlesex Superior Court Judge Sherman presided over criminal cases from Lowell and Malden. Gargan and Wallace, both of Lowell, faced larceny from car charges with unspecified outcomes. Moore of Malden received three to four year terms for breaking and entering with first day solitary. Gould of Lowell was sentenced to two years six months for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Sherman
J. Joseph Gargan
Lowell
Car
Massachusetts Reformatory
Patrick Wallace
Thomas Moore
Malden
Alden
George Gould
House of Correction
Insolvency Court in Suffolk County Second Meetings Held
On November 1, insolvency proceedings in Suffolk County held second meetings for numerous filers including Thomas H. McDonald plumber at 1644 Washington, Marcus H. Mintz gents' furnishing at 21 Kneeland, William P. Costello undertaker 129 Shawmut, and others. First meetings appointed assignees in Springfield Bicycle Manufacturing Co. 178 Columbus Ave and Michael Kenny roofer 36 Tudor St South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKum
Thomas H. McDonald
Washington Street
Marcus HH. Mintz
Kneeland Street
William P. Costello
Shawmut Avenue
E. E. Durgin
Winter Street
John H. Piper
Cambridge Street
Susan A. French
Purchase Street
William P. Hunt
South Boston
Savin Hill Avenue
Dorchester
Algo P. Macdonald
West Sixth Street
Anna M. Cotton
Tremont Street
Charles E. Ingalls
Faneuil Hall
Winthrop
Samuel W. Creech, Jr
Court Street
William H. Smith
Commercial Street
Oliver H. Flanders
Milk Street
Boston
Cary Avenue
Chelsea
John F. Kennard
Pemberton Square
John F. Kinney
Mason
Ward Street
Roxbury
Springfield Bicycle Manufacturing Company
Columbus Avenue
Michael Kenny
Roofer
Tudor Street
South
Municipal Court Crim Session Holds Several Defendants
In the Nov 1 session Harpy J Welch Campbell waived examination and were held 1200 bail for breaking and entering Michael T Kelly shop and Patrick Canning dwelling, with lead pipes. Richard Jennings James McCue and Frank Grant jailed one year for stealing a trank. Thomas Clancy sent to House of Correction six months for larceny of two pantaloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy
J. Joseph Welch
Charles Campbell
Michael T. Kelly
Patrick Canning
Eine
Richard Jennings
James McCue
Frank Grant
House of Correction
Thomas Clancy
Time And Money Saved By Patent Medicines
Time and Money saved by purchasing patent medicines of C. E. Woodward & Co., 52 Bromfield Street. This notice advertises the savings and benefits of using their remedies, highlighting affordability, convenience, and trusted distribution through the Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Woodward & Co
Bromfield Street
London Box Overcoats Fashionable Men Wear
Opposition is useless to a popular new style as looser fitting garments gain favor. London ready made Single and Double-breasted Pall Mall Box Overcoats are described as fashionable and popular. Made from super english Devon Kersey with strapped seams and elegant trim. Prices from $25 to $35, claimed to compare with $50 to $70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aldermen Discuss Electric Railway Break and Union Fund
The Board of Aldermen considers the break of the electric railway and the related Social Union Fund. Discussions focus on financial implications, responsibilities, and potential measures to sustain transit service and labor support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Board of Aldermen— Electric Railway Break—Social Union Fund
Nationwide business failures and insolvencies reported this week
The Mercantile Agency and Bradstreet report 261 U S and Canada failures this week, up from last week. Totals for the year show 9383 U S failures since January 1, with several named insolvencies and assignments including Lingen Wing sewing machine dealer in Brooklyn, Wolf Levi clothing dealer, H Merrll & Co painters in Manchester, E B Stahle trader in Texas, John C Harrington & Co jewelers, Noyes E Edwards grocer in New Haven, and George F Thurston of Gloucester filing or arranging insolvency actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
Telegraph
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Bradstreet
Lingen C. Wing
Tremont Street
Williams
Company of New York
Brown Bros
Brookline
Mass
Wolf Levi
Merrimac Street
Howard Street
H. Merrll & Co
Manchester
N. H
E. B. Stahle
Rusk
Sunday Notices of Arlington Street Churches
Sunday notices list sermons and services across Boston churches. Rev. Brooke Her ford preaches at 10 30 a m with free seats, followed by 4 p m vesper and a boy choir. Various congregations on Boylston, Berkeley, Newbury, Dartmouth, and other streets announce services, baptisms, Sunday schools, and special lectures with invited ministers and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stewart
George W. Proctor
Jerusalem the Golden
Elijah
Mr. Coopers
George Macdonald
Mr. Stewart
B. Y. M. Cunistian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
D. J. Lewis
South Boston
St. Paul
Byron A. Robinson
George Mendall Taylor
Brighton Reformed Episcopal Covnen
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ames
Exwanugl Church
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bowdoin Street
Quintard
Tennessee
South
Fr. Hall
J. Nelson Lewis
South Congregational Church
Exeter Street
Hale
St. Andrew’s Courci
Chambers Street
Reuben Kidner
P. A. Alnquist
St. Andrew’s Hall
Secoxp Church
Boston
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
Tremont Texple
Emory J. Haynes
D.D
B. Fay Mills
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Shawimut Congregational Church
Clarendon Street
Berkeley Temple Church
Gordon
Union Congregational Church
Free Baptist Church
Tremont Street
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Pittsburg
J. K. Emmett
Hollis Street Theatre
Fritz
Marie Wainwright
Malvolio
Andrew
Toby
Cloien
Maria
Miss Wainwright
Viola
Edwin H. Price
Haslemere
Henry Pettitt
Sidney Grundy
Grand Opera House
Price
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Jessie Busley
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Sallie Williams
John E. Kellard
Walter C. Kelly
Howard Kyle
Frank P. Hatch
Joseph Mitchell
John Ff. McNeary
Howard Athenaum Specialty Company
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Globe
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John A. Stevens
Wilson Barrett
Boston Theatre
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Cleveland
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Kneiseluartet
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Tremont
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Lansingburg
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Fort Payne
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Laconia
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Conn
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Glasgow
W. H. Corner, Jr
Revere
C. W. Field
A. B. Cheney
M. Kk
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S. W. Baxter
J. H. Butler
Hartford
Charles Lewis
Vor
Dudley
F. T. Bradish
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Cunning Cohen
Somerville Notes
Dr. Sage
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Goldthwait
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Kane
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Meehan
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James A. Malcolm
Fred J. Fuller
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Malcol
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Swift
Searslington Coal Co
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Farley
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Hoey
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Kent
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Feldman
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Gardiner
Aldrich
Sartwell
Green
Raymond
Bancroft
Seavey
Fletcher
Living
Lloyd
Taylor
Stone
French
McLaugh
Boston & Vie
Aalle
Nicholson
Dearborn
Fitzsimmons
A, RR
Wit
Ube
Finkelstein
Levenson
Fox
Butter Co
Northrop & Lyman
Nee Nee
Lewis
Merriamridge
Belt
Stevens
Blopgertt
Sarah Adams
West End Street Railway Company
Adams Square
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W F. Merritt
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Blanche Gibson
Next Friend
Lous Keitfer
George H. Fall
S. A. Fisher
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Harry Willis
Timothy Ketcher
J. L. Eldredge
C. W. Bartlett
Bassett
Gibson
Kieffer
Maloney
London Box
E. O. Thompson
Old South
B. A, Atkinson & CO
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Board of Fire Engineers
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Electric
Main Street
Central Square
Social Union Building Fund
C. D. Cobb
Henry White