Shuman Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A Shuman observed their silver anniversary at No 60 Vernon Street with a grand display of foliage lights and chandeliers. Notables including Gov elect Oliver Ames ex Governors and local officials attended, with gifts of silver and floral tributes presented to the hosts. Clergymen who joined on their European tour were among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shuman
Vernon Street
Gee
Samuel Shuman
J.B. O'Reilly
Louis Keiffer
Jacob Rothschild
Oliver Ames
Gaston
Rice
Leopold Morse
N. P. Banks
O’brien
J. B. O'Rielly
Martin
W. V. Krutchius
C. H. Taylor
H. G. Parker
John ©. W
5.C. Beecher
Dedham
Procession and speeches greet Edward Burnett at victory rally
Supporters formed a 100 strong procession to Deerfoot Farm in Southboro to welcome Edward Burnett the ninth district congressman elect. The crowd lit candles and lanterns around Burnett and his father’s home as speeches by James Russell Lowell State Senator Slattery and Dr Burnett praised his campaign and platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrhrorro
Edward Burnett
Congress
Roderic Dhu
Roderic
Deerfoot Fawn
George Gardner
George B. Lane
J. A. Robinson
C. B. Lawin
5. C. Fay
Curtis Hyde
Solomon Tryde
Montgomery Sears
Joseph Burnett
Deerfoot
Aly
Burnett
Dr. Burnett
Southboro
Fife and Drum Corps
O. R. Young
Southboro Marlboro
Fayville
Framingham
Westboro
Sam
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Slattery
Mr. Barnett
Barnett
Lowell
Surnett
Massachusetts
Robert Burnett
Spinners Petition for Wage Increase in Fall River
Fall River mill workers filed a petition demanding wages restored to January 1834 levels, 12 to 13 percent higher than current. They argue cotton costs and cloth prices yield smaller margins now, urging a just share of profits and a meeting of manufacturers to decide action by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Justice
Humanity
August Brentano Dies in Chicago While Running NY News Branch
August Brentano, a prominent newsdealer born in Hohoheners Tyrol and active in New York, died suddenly in Chicago where he managed a branch of his nephews business. He arrived in 1853 and built a career from selling papers to overseeing a Broadway newsstand before moving to Chicago about three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Brentano
Newséelealer
New York
Chicago
Union Square
Ile
Hohoheners
Austrian Tyrol
Rhine
Brooklyn
Herald and Times
Fowler
New York City
New Work Hotel
Broadway
Brentano
Jie
James Madison French Dies. Former Eagle Hotel Landlord
James Madison French of West Henniker New Hampshire died yesterday at about 70. He was a former landlord of the Eagle Hotel in Concord Fabyan House in the White Mountains and other properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Madison French
West Henniker
N. H
Eagle Hotel
Concord
Fabyan House
White Mountains
Tatrick Tolan dies after fall at gas house wharf
A 70 year old man, Tatrick Tolan of 56 North Margin Street, fell thirty five feet from a staging at the gas house wharf yesterday morning and was killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatrick Tolan
North Margin Street
Gas House Wharf
Beef Butchers Strike Quietly Closes On Several Packed Houses
In Chicago on November 3, killing resumed at Swift's packing house but on a limited scale as strikers claimed clerks acted as butchers. About 125 workers were employed at Nelson Morris with no killings. Firms said they had ample beef and preferred not to slaughter. Guards restricted entry at packing departments. Authorities bolstered police presence. shipments to New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Holyoke continued to move cattle for slaughter and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markey
Town of Lake
Swift
Morris
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Swift & Co
Holyoke
Compromise Likely as Mill Presidents Accept Propositions
Nov 3 The Knights of Labor executive committee member Mr Wright submitted proposals to mill presidents for settling labor trouble. The mills accepted wage increase waivers for 15 percent if dividends pause, grievances like the pass or line system to end, no discrimination against members, rent remittance through January, arbitration for future disputes, and a plan to reduce hours from sixty eight to sixty per week. Rent remittance modified to cover present time. Further talks continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avaveta
Wright
Knights of Labor
Anil Ne © Seerte Aeskd
Vermont House Passes Woman Suffrage Bill and Other Measures
In Moxrpellier Vermont the House approved a woman suffrage bill 135 to 82 after extended debate. It also sent to the Governor a $30 000 Soldiers Home appropriation and increased Supreme Court judges’ salary to 3000. Bradford Randolph shire proposal was introduced. Rev Howard F Hill of Christ Church Montpelier is expected to be elected University of Vermont trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxrpellier
House
Vermont
Senate
Supreme Court
Bradford and
Randolph
Orange County
Howard F. Hill
Christ Church, Episcopal
Montpelier
Doubness
University of Vermont
J.P
B. B. Jones
J. J. Winn
Mary Foley
City of Haverhill
J. P
Michael Fiynn
Peter Bourneuf
Moody & Bartlett
J. P& B. B. Jones
Joseph A. Perley
William HU. Perley
Hurlburt & Lucie
Niles & Carr
Nancy D. Hill
Mary 4. Chase
N. J. Holden
L. Evans
E. W. Gardner
Commonwealth
S. A. Sargent
Joses Lufkin
Dennis Buckley
John Perkins
Mary QO. Stevens
Ellen Parker
John O'Neil
M.D. Fitzgerald
City of Salem
Trinity Church of Haverhill
Anna P. Hallett
Suspect Nominated for New Arrest in Child Loss Case
A warrant is said to be issued for Herbert I. Hoxie of this city who is jailed in Plymouth on a boat theft charge. He is also accused of abducting his infant child. The child's body was found in Acushnet River a year ago with two stones tied around its neck. Strong circumstantial evidence is reported against Hoxie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Reprorp
Herbert I. Hoxie
Plymouth
Wareham
Acushnet River
Kloxie
Mate Charged With Cruelty On Steamship Voyage
Provipencr Nov 3 The steward of schooner Liddy Fowler Provincetown Mass seeks U S authorities to file cruelty charges against Mate John A Howard of Baster for brutal treatment during a voyage from New York to St Kitts then Aux Cayes and Providence The crew faced constant threats and 16 year old Charles Whitney of Manchester NH suffered ongoing abuse The district attorney and U S commissioner were out of town but will hear the steward’s report upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liddy Fowler
Provincetown
Mass
United States
John A. Howard
Baster
Democrats Gain as Sayles Narrowly Wins in Worcester
Election returns show Democrats expanding in both houses after a gerrymandered redraw. Irving B. Sayles wins the third district by a small margin. Worcester County elects six Democrats to reps while three of four Worcester senators remain Republican. Essex and Suffolk see shifts benefiting Democrats with several House victories. In the House Democrats rise to eighty members, Republicans to 169, as leaders plan for future party control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Enate
Senate
Worcester County
John E. Russell
Irving B. Sayles
Iis
Allen L. Joslyn
Oxford
Essex County
BSS
Suffolk County
Hain Gia
Sgio
Levi Perkins
Hampden
Jones
Berkshire
Wlian Ithe
Plymouth County
Douglass
Eerrere Marden
Halsey J. Peardman
Boston
Phillips
Ehid
Republi
Arthur Lord
Plymouth
George c Bent
Cambridge
Herbert M. Federden
Quincy
Mtest
Parkman
Herton
Baster
Taft
Pakner
Darling
Somerville
Noyes
South
Edward J. Hathorn
Roston
Charles Smith
Andover
Yior
Wodlin
Reading
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
Frederick Co . Barriott
Fairhaven
Josiah Quincy
Edward A. Moseley
George A. Perkins
Josn Crosby
Pittsfield
Adjourned Vessel Owners and Captains Meet Votes to End Compulsory Pilotage
The Vessel Owners' and Captains' National Association held an adjourned meeting at the New York produce exchange. Delegates from Maine to Virginia discussed coastwise trade interests and adopted a constitution and bylaws. A committee with the president as chairman was formed to seek congressional action to abolish compulsory pilotage, with a fund established to support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association
Produce Exchange
Seaboard
Maine
Virginia
Aileen
Knights of Labor Seek Skilled Laborers After Strike Riot
Sanem Nov 3 The committee of the Knights of Labor who traveled to New York to recruit workers for beaten men in the local strike has sent for skilled laborers. A knife attacked nine stretched hides at A. Southwick's. The night watchman at Procter's tannery has been sent out amid rising tensions. A humorist mocked the committee of safety as trouble loomed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanem
Specian
Knights of Abor
New York
A. Southwick’s
Procter’s Tannery
Committee of Safety
Lasters Strike Sparks Labor Dispute At Local Firms
Workmen from A. Stetson and Miller Cook Jr left this forenoon on orders from the Lasters' Protective Union after presenting 2 price estimates that firms did not accept. Knights of Labor ordered their return but the lasters refused, signaling possible trouble ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stetson
Miller Cook, Jr
Lasters’ Protective Union
Knights of Labor
Nancy Pate Passes Away at 94 in Rochester New Hampshire
Nancy Pate aged 94, the oldest woman in Rochester New Hampshire, died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Pate
Rochester
N. H
Two Deaths Aboard Merom On Passage To New York
The Merom from Taiwansee reached New York with two crew deaths. Seaman Oscar Johnson, 23, of Norway, died September 14 of consumption, followed by mate F. E. Blanchard, 50, of Bath, Maine, who died four days later of general debility. Both were buried at sea and the crew accuse mistreatment, threatening to arrest Captain Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merom
Bath
Taiwansee
Oscar Johnson
Norway
F. E. Blanchard
Glover
McCabe shoots two men after workplace dispute
James Mc Cabe, a young bricklayer in Hierovapos Pennsylvania, quarreled with John Holand and his son from a boot and shoe factory. He returned home, fetched a shotgun, and killed both men as they went to supper. The Holands were wounded but not fatally. McCabe was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hierovapos
Penn
James McCabe
John Holand
New
Save the Children Cee's Cough Balsam Promoted
An old ad promotes Cee's Cough Balsam to prevent whooping cough and child illness. It asserts the product helps children stay safe and claims druggists stock it widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee
Fire destroys Shaw, Goding & Co shoe factory in Missouri
A fire at the Shaw, Goding & Co shoe manufactory on Middle Street gutted the building at 6 this morning. Most stock and some machinery saved. losses exceed 660,000 with extensive water damage to Deering Milliken & Co. insured portions. About 80 workers temporarily laid off. total insured and damages detailed for multiple companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porvi Lane
Shaw, Goding & Co
Middle Street
Deering, Milliken & Co
American Central
Hanover
American
London
Springfield
United Firemen’s
Insurance
Imperial
Guardian
Tradears
SBA
Phenix
Orient, Company of North America
Phoenix
National
Continental
Firemen’s Fund
Atlantic
Western
Lion
Northwestern
Transatlantic
New Hampshire
Citizens
Home
New York
Shaw
John E. Donnell
Milliken & Hill
Deering Milliken
Three Men Die In Ackerwan Hotel Fire
In Inpranavoris Indiana November 3 the Ackerwan Hotel at Loengoote in Martin county burned at 3 am killing three men. John C Gates and Michael Tracey newly elected Martin county treasurer and auditor perished among others. John Burch also killed. Burch leaves a family of four. Gates had eleven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpranavoris
Ind
Ackerwan
Loengoote
Marti County
John C. Gates
Michael Tracey
Martin County
John Burch
Gates
Walker Horseshoe Co. Works Destroyed by Fire in Barrymore
Fire leveled the Walker Horseshoe Company plant on Bur rough street. Losses run about 84,000 plus stock. building and machinery insured. Receiver appointed after halt in operations. origin under investigation. In Warrnam, an outdoor alarm reported a large barn fire on Beaver street owned by Arthur T. Lyman. Barn valued at 800 with hay loss 1000. partially insured. Third Lyman barn fire in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Street
Arthur T. Lyman
Harvard University Publications List Seeks Expanded Record
In a letter to the editor, Wuian HB. Trrmenast urges a broader, systematic cataloguing effort for Harvard University publications. He notes the 250th anniversary commemoration motivates improved recording and invites correspondence for organizing a comprehensive scheme. Cambridge Nov 1, 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
College Library
Boston
Wuian HB
Trrmenast
Katey organs praised for quality and global market reach
An article extols the Katey organ works as the largest reed organ factory worldwide. It notes production of a complete organ every eight minutes daily, attributes success to tonal sweetness, volume, and precise manufacturing. The firm's age styles and thorough workmanship sustain a growing international market.
Emerson Murphy Wedding Draws 500 Relatives In Boston
About 500 relatives and friends gathered at 262 Newbury street last evening for the marriage of Louise Emerson to Gardner E. Murphy. Rev. M J Savage performed the ceremony. The bride wore a cream sarah satin gown with long veil and bouquet of nephitis roses. An extensive display of flowers, music by the Germania orchestra, and lavish gifts followed the service. Notables included ex Mayor and Mrs Martin and many local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Emerson
Newbury Street
Louise Emerson
Gardner E. Murphy
Gardner Murphy
M. J. Savage
William Bacon
A. L. Aldrich
Park Hemins
Harry Mansfield
Frank Tierney
F. F. Murphy
T. C. Davis
Germania Orchestra
Martin
John Shepherd
Providence
S. Poffard
Edith Corbett
Samuel Bales
James Smart
A. Neate
Minnie Robinson
Grace Murphy
Vose
J. F. Carter
W. F. Robinson
E. W. Murray
D. D. Wiley
E. W. Plummer
J. Mansfield
Charles Sias
Herrick
H. H. Sawyer
Frank Linnell
Dorchester
Golden Anniversary of Senator J V Fletcher and Wife
Belmont residents Mr and Mrs J V Fletcher celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home. The event followed his election to the Senate the previous day and drew nearly 400 guests including business associates and local officials. The Medford orchestra provided music as they greeted friends beneath a bell of chrysanthemums. A large display featured the figures 1536 1886. gifts included a bank present from the Faneuil Hall National Bank directors and others despite a request for no presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Varnum Fletcher
Belmont
Fletcher
Stacy Hall
A. F. Esterbrook
Henry Fent
Varnma Frost
C. O. Gage
Reubin Hopkins
Edward Hosmer
Chester W. Kingsley
Warren
Frost
Wiliam G. Peck
William Proctor
J. M. Brown
A. R. Proctor
G. F. Blake
Joshua Backus
W. L. Cheney
J. Ralph Warner
J. L. Ellis
City Notes on Festivals, Balls, and Local Meetings
The 229th St Andrew's festival will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening. Patrick Toland, 70, fell 30 feet from a gas house wharf and was killed. Boston Lodge of Elks prepares for its third annual ball at Mechanics Building on Monday evening. Merchants' Association met at Young's with broad attendance. Loyal Legion held its monthly meeting at Parker's with a banquet and toasts. Edwin D. Mead will lecture on New England in Holland at Boston University tonight. Boston Society of Natural History heard James H. Emerton discuss milkweed butterfly chrysalis changes and flying spiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's
The
Scots’ Charitable Society
Odd Fellows
Patrick Toland
North Margin Street
Gas House Wharf
Boston Lodge of Elks
Mechanics’ Building
Merchants’ Association
Young’s
Loyal Legion
Parker's
Colonel Allen
Stonewall Jackson
Horace Parker
Edwin D. Mead
Boston University
New England
Holland
Boston Society of Natural History
James H. Emerton
Weather Indication for New England and Eastern New York
For twenty four hours commencing November 4 at 7 a m local rains are expected in New England and eastern New York with slightly cooler temperatures and westerly winds. The forecast reflects a change from mild conditions to wetter and cooler air as a cold front approaches the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Weather Report From Boston Weather Office
Boston Weather Service bulletin dated November 3 1886 reports late afternoon observations from the signal office. Conditions noted with typical barometric readings and wind details for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oston
Rge
Signal Service
Boston
Fragmentary Weather Note From An Uneven OCR Batch
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at meteorological recordings taken at a stated moment but contains garbled text and missing details, leaving the exact observation unclear. The fragment preserves a fleeting glimpse of a weather record amid unreadable sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erinarovat
Brooks Habeas Petition in Nevada Circuit Court
In Wentworth A. Brooks v United States, Brooks held in Charles Town State prison for a three year sentence from March 1885 for mail letter theft. He seeks confinement at Concord as designated by state for U S prisoners. Hearing set after continued session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cour and Carpenter
J. J
Wentworth A. Brooks
Brooks
Reformatory
D. Frank Kimball
Colt. J
John SH George v Boston & Lowell Rail Road Co
In a law suit tried without a jury the plaintiff seeks 5000 dollars for services in June July August and September 1880 in monitoring railroad legislation in New Hampshire. The defense says 500 dollar yearly salary covered regular attorney work and disputes any extra pay. They claim monthly 450 dollars already paid was full accord and satisfaction. Trial representatives Bruce for plaintiff Strout for defendants. Equity matters postponed to Thursday the 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John SH. George
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
New Hampshire
George A. Bruce
A. A. Strout
Land dispute and court entries from Roxbury docket
A writ of entry seeks a land strip on Rockingham and Hollis places Roxbury with verdict for the demandant valued under 15. Several civil actions follow including Sarah E. Bibrim v Jennie E. Davis for dress pattern conversion and damages, plus numerous case listings and outcomes across multiple defendants and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kelley
Luke Kilduff
Rockingham Place
Hollis Place
Roxbury
H.J. Edwards
Bryant
Im Rey
Kbibrim
Davis
Homer
Milliken
White
Keith
Metropolitan Railroad Co
Kee— Jordan
McKinney
Harrington
Boston
Eldridge
Wallace
Holmes
Worcester
O’connor
Osgood
Mass. B. Association
Patterson
Hemenway
Swigert
Sheehy
Whitman
McNally
Wheeler & W. Mfg. Co
Basset Va. Mullen
Stearns
Boston & Lowell RR. Co
Corres
WF. Co
Packard
Brooks
Porter
Sare
Turner
Madden
Supreme Judicial Court Opens in Salem With Several Cases
The law term began at Salem this morning with Chief Justice Morton and Associates Allen Field and Holmes on the bench. Cases heard include Hogan vs Barry, Ulsch vs Muller, Miller vs Morgan, and Peaslee vs Ross, with counsel listed and decisions reserved or in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Salem
Morton and Associates
Allen, Field and Holmes
J. P. Franks
John Hogan
John M. Barry
W. S. Knox
J. P. Sweeney
Jacob Ulsch
George Muller
W. F. Gile
Knox & Ames
Frank Miller
John Morgan
W. A. Pew
Jdr
C. Sewall
C. H. Peaslee
Tewis P. Ross
J.P
B. B. Jones
Hyde, Dieckinson & Wood
Michael Waldron
City of Haver
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association Meeting
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held a business and social meeting at the Tremont House last evening. President E. A. Samuels presided with about fifty members present and ten new members admitted. The prosecutions committee reported on fish law violations as new cases were brought up for investigation. A subscription list opened for contributions to enforce the laws and a supper followed the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Tremont House
E. A. Samuels
Businss
Class S65 reunion marks at West Newton street schoolhouse
The annual reunion of the class S65 of the Girls High School was held yesterday at the schoolhouse on West Newton Street. Mrs Z V Wells of Melrose Highlands Miss May T Cogswell of Roxbury and Mrs J H Bancroft of Auburndale were elected the class committee for the next year. About twenty members and several teachers joined for a brief collation in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ High School
West Newton Street
Z. V Wells
Melrose Highlands
May T. Cogswell
Roxbury
J. H. Bancroft
Auburndale
Weed bury remedy dubbed antidote for Prohibition distress
The Saturday Evening Gazette mocks Weed bury's antidote sold by druggists and grocers in Newport as a stomachic remedy hidden in a gin like flavor. It notes the drinkable compound mimics gin lemon juice bitters and sugar and teases its use amid Prohibition enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weedbury
Newport
Rhode Island
Saturday Evening Gazette
Parvard University 250th Anniversary Celebration Alert
Special notice for Parvard University 250th anniversary celebration Alumni Bar on Monday November The credentials of all departments invited to attend will assemble at Gore Hall at 9 30 pm proceeding to Manders Theatre where James Russell Lowell and Oliver Wendell Holmes will speak and honorary degrees conferred The day’s business demands an early start punctual attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Darmmble
Gore Dull
Manders Theatre
James Russell Lowell
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Procession lineup at Harvard commencement ceremony
The document lists participants for the procession including Harvard College officials, state and university leaders, Cambridge and Boston mayors, delegates from other institutions, faculty across all schools, and honorary decree folders. It notes governors, senators, and university officers as well as local town church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpapiwns
Harvard College
Commonwealth
United States
Massachusetts
State Senate
State Board of
Eanestion
Cambridge
Boston
Middlesex
Suffolk
Efiun
Jet
Heachoaiaether
Imsira Fe Shama
Order of Exercises in Sanders Theathus Anniversary
Intro by the president of the alumni association. Prayer by Rev Professor Francis Peabody. Domine salvam Sac Gounod by the anniversary chorus. Address by James Russell Lowall LL.D. The Heavens Proclaim lita Beethoven by the anniversary chorus. Poem by Oliver Wendell Holmes LL.D. A Mighty Fortress is Our God Luther by the anniversary chorus. Ring of honorary degrees by the university. Cenfer Grave P Peabody DD Benediction by Rev An
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Sanders Theathus
Association of the Alumnum
Francis Peabody
Cenfer Grave P. Peabody, DD
Rey
Notice to Ladies for Sandera Tactics Theatre Tickets
Notice invites ladies to Sandera Tactics at the south door at 9 50 AM admission ticket reception ends by 10 15 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandera
College Alumni Association Collation Procession
At 2 P.M. members of the alumni association and invited guests form a procession at Gore Hall and march to Memorial Hall to partake of a collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Alumnus
Gore Hall
Memorial Hall
Notice to Marshals Chief Marshal Names and Meeting Time
Notice to marshals lists consented gentlemen for duty and directs a 9 A.M. meeting at No 16 University Hall. Included are Charles F Walcott A J Sowdor Alfred Hartwell Charles Fairchild William Sivan Henry Russell Thomas Sherwin Norwood Hallowell Arthur Amory Francis Higginson John Winthrop Charles Read Thomas Brownell Thomas Nelson Samuel Hoar Charles Leverins Frederick Shattuck Francis Appleton Carroll Minot Alfred Foster Wendell Goodwin Henry Morse Robert Gardiner Elliot Lee Ssgourney Butler Stephen Bullard Richard Saltonstall Henry Chapin Robert Bacon Gardiner Lane Edward Atkinson Owen Wister Howard Cabot William Aspinwall Samuel Eliot John Osborne John Thayer George Adams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 16
University Hall
Charles F. Walcott
A.J. €. Sowdor
Alfred
Hartwell
Charles Fairchild
William W. Sivan
Henry $. Russell
Thomas Sherwin
Norwood PF. Hallowell
Arthur Amory
Francis L. Higginson
John Winthrop
Charles Coolidge Read
Thomas F. Brownell
Thomas Nelson
Samuel Hoar
Charles T
Alfred D. Foster
Wendell Goodwin
Henry L. Morse
Robert H. Gardiner
Elliot C. Lee
Ssgourney Butler
Stephen Bullard
Richard M. Saltonstall
Henry B. Chapin
Robert Bacon
Gardiner M. Lane
Edoward W. Atkinson
Owen Wister
Haward T. Cabot
William H. Aspinwall
Samuel A. Eliot
Thomas Ji. Osborne
John E. Thayer
George C. Adams
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Mrs. A. Shuman
MR. Burnett
James Russel Lowell
Mill
Phen
Mr. Sayles
Jenes
Righy
Vessel Owners’ Meeting
Lasters
Pitt
Petuidiesex
Franklin
Worfalk Coun
Plymouth Courtly
Bristol County
Nantucket
Dar Natable
Dukes Counties
York County
REX Cowigy
Perm
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Poe
Ester County
Hampshire
Franklit
Berkshire Comney
Worfolik
Plyemouth County
Saco
Ipnstable
Pakes County
Nantucket County
Independent
Harvard Bibliography
Mr. Thomas W. Emerson
Murphy
Emerson
Mrs. J. Varnum Fletcher
City Notes
Pmr
Oneal Rana
Portland
Mt. Washington
New London
Fair Albany
N. A
Norfolk
Charleston
Atlanta
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Clear Memobia
Clear Cincinnati
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Minn
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Aenworth
Kan
Omaha
Pee
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Clear Podge City
Yankton
Oak
Fair St. Vincent
Oetevea
Pisarck
Fair Cheyenne
Hammersehtag Manufacturing Co
Henry C. Spaulding
Carpenter
J. Herman Boyle
William Coupe
A. M. Wheaton
San Francisco
Livermore
B. F
W. H. Thurston
Wilson and Moon
Gardner
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Ira B. Cushing
Charles L. Hadley
Cushing Process
Co Perkins
H. FE. Bolles
Henry Kelley
William Lee
Hudson Street
F. G. Holcombe
J . LL. M. Child
Reeve
Dennett
Folinser
Bact
Smith
Os Ersweil
Glidden
Barpar
Walsh
Sliton
Welton
Drew
Shary
Leatherbee
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Btockmnen
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Dickerman
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Corcoran
McQuai Teo Dill Ve. McGinnis
McLaughlin
Butler
de Merritte
Linood—Kent
Todd
Walser
Deshot
Maney
Aspinwall
Giddings
U.S
England
Colby
Brown
Barrett
Doogue
Winn
Stogeale
Baker
Collateral Loan Co
Cushing
Eston
Ford
Tappan
Armstrong
Middlesex RR
Gould
Slater Woollen Works
Houghton
Meens
Same
Sanborn
XM. Co
On, J
Aver
Fessenden
Blume
Woceaward
Knowles
Felton
Tenney
Scott
Haynes
Cogswell
Tinson Add
Nada Express Co
Fish and Game Association
Parvard University
Association of the Ahumni Oratoran
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Fussell
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