Prohibition Rally in Jamaica Plain Targets Mass Legislature
Prohibitionists gathered at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain led by Rev F H Knight to rally support for temperance politics In remarks Colonel R S Cheves of Kentucky urged voters to unite behind prohibition criticizing liquor traffic as criminal He claimed parties fail to prosecute reform and urged backing Prohibition candidate William H Earle for Governor and a Prohibitory President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
F. H. Knight
Alice Osborn
R. S. Cheves
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Aple
Hell
Ames
Prohibition
Capitol
Bacon Hill
Washington
William H. Earle
East Boston Democrats Rally Endorses Lovering Sullivan
A large East Boston rally at Lyceum Hall endorsed Henry L. Lovering for Governor and Alderman John H. Sullivan for Senator. Speakers including William J. Burke James Fitzgerald A E Snow M M Cunniff Patrick Maguire and others condemned tariff policies and urged voters to back the Democratic slate on the upcoming Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Lyceum Hall
John H. Sullivan
Fitzgerald
J. F. Coleman
William J. Burke
A. ©. Whitney
Philip Smith
M. J. Ralli
P. Kenney
John H. Duane
P. J. Grady
A. E. Snow
Grady
Boston
Henry L. Lovering
Burke
Democratic Party
James KE. Fitzgerald
Snow
M. M. Cunniff
Thomas J. Barry
Morton Prince
Patrick Maguire
Prince
Blaine
Hocking Valley
Republican Party
Henry B. Lovering
Jake H. Sullivan
Maguire
Sachem Jenkins
Alderman Sullivan
Collins Wins Democratic Nomination in Sixth Suffolk Senate Race
In the sixth Suffolk senatorial district John A. Collins secured the Democratic nomination defeating Alderman Carroll. The district includes Wards 13 14 and 15 158 with Phillip A. Jackson chairing the delegates and J A Murphy T W Flood and Thomas J Howards as secretaries. Fifty two delegates attended the meeting where an informal ballot showed 27 for Collins and 24 for Maguire amid Carroll’s protest against formalizing the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alerman Carroll
Suffolk
John A. Collins
Alderman Carroll
Phillip A. Jackson
J. A. Murphy
T. W. Flood
Thomas J. Howards
John J. Maguire
Carsoll
Election Nominee Bennett Collins Wins Narrow Vote
The record shows a 25 22 decision after a contest between Maguire and Collins. In the first ballot Maguire and Collins tied at 25 each, while on the second ballot Collins led 27 to 24 and became the nominee. Alderman Carroll won a seat on the State committee and district committee members were named for wards 13 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguire
Collins
Mr. Collins
Alderman Carroll
State
George J. Reagan
J. J. Hartnett
Thomas J. Howard
Apathy in Worcester Marks Quiet Republican Rally
Worcester November 8 The sole Republican campaign gathering was at Mechanics Hall. Senator Hoar presided as Lieutenant Governor Brackett Congressman Lodge and George W Williams spoke. Brackett refuted Thayer claims and cited records on the free text book bill. Lodge forecast a large Republican victory and criticized Democratic missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
SpeciAn
Mechanics’ Hall
Senator Hoar
Brackett
Lodge
Allen
Lowell
George W. Williams
John BR. Thayer
Henry Cabot Lodge
Natick Holds Prohibitory Senatorial Nomination Meeting
A special Prohibitory senatorial convention in Natick nominates J. M. Fellows for the seat after Rev. Hayward declines. Despite debate over legality and Bird’s candidacy, Fellows wins 11 votes to 2 with Bird as the opposing option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Hayward
South Framingham
Bird
B. Travis
J. M. Fellows of
Mr. Bird
Republicans for Jenkins Endorse Jenkins for Senate
Over fifty Ward 2 Republicans gathered at the Maverick House parlors to review the ward and city committee’s favorable report on Edward J. Jenkins for the Senate. Committee members Jones and Warren explained the backing and the group unanimously endorsed the committee and planned strong efforts to win a solid majority for Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Ward 2
Maverick House
Edward J. Jenkins
Senate
Messrs. Jones
Warren
Senator Jenkins
Republicans Nominate Worden Upham in Middlesex District
The Republicans of the eighteenth Middlesex district comprising Weston and Waltham nominated Erskine Worden and Samuel O Upham for Representatives. The Democrats of the twelfth Middlesex district nominated William D Byron a leather manufacturer of Stoneham for Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Weston and
Waltham
Erskine Worden
Samuel O. Upham
William D. Byron
Stoneham
Chicago Club House Fire Destroys Monroe Street Site
A fire at the Chicago Club on Monroe Street opposite the Palmer House began on the fifth floor kitchen from a defective flue or smothered flame. Water cascaded through floors soaking furniture. total loss about 30000 with 6500 insured in several companies.
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Curcaco
Chicago Club
Monroe Street
Palmer House
Boston
National of
Hartford
New Hampshire
Fires Ravage Several Towns Across New England and Midwest
Across New England and the Midwest, fires destroyed multiple properties. Jesse Gould’s carriage house in Wolfboro and a J B Manning barn were burned. Leonard Houlton was detained on suspicion. In Worcester a forest fire hit Thomas Clancey’s house and barn near Lake Quinsigamond. CasrauiA suffered total loss of its village’s business district. The Boston and Fairhaven Foundry area in Fairhaven saw fire damage and a supporting steamer response. Trenton reports all business buildings wiped out by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Jesse Gould
Wolfboro
J. B. Manning
Leonard Houlton
Great Falls
Worcester
Thomas Clancey
Shrewsbury
Lake Quinsigamond
Springfield
Casrauia
New Breprorp
Boston
Fairhaven
Henry H. Rogers
New York
Lewis L. Judd
Breer
Trenton
Ark
Treasury reports October increase in currency and cash
A Treasury Department statement shows October net circulation up 13,026,659 and cash in Treasury up 14,240,514. Totals on Nov 1: circulation 1,866,512,349 and cash 608,600,002. Increases centered on silver certificates United States notes and standard silver dollars for circulation and gold bullion gold certificates national bank notes and standard silver dollars for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
Election inspectorship case nears decision after testimony
New York Nov 3 Referee Stetson finished taking testimony in the fifth election inspectorship case this afternoon He will render his decision at 11 oclock tomorrow morning He says the Socialistic party and feving H Hall are not entitled to inspectors but has not yet ruled on United Labor party eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stetson
Socialistic Party
Feving H Hall
United Labor Party
Bric-a-brac auction at Amsterdam consignment
The second day of the Amsterdam consign ment sale at Charles F. Libbie Co. drew a liberal crowd and yielded solid prices. Marquetry tables sold from 16 to 20 dollars, a console table brought 15, an old Dutch drum and gilded chairs drew attention, a carved oak clock case fetched 3525, and a delicate marquetry hall clock sold for 76. Last sale at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Charles F. Libbie & Co
Hayward Place
Lekmartin
Maurits
Jaare
Hebe
Semi-Annual Meeting Honors Late William Perkins
The Society of the Cincinnati at Parker House paid tribute to William Perkins, former treasurer and esteemed member, who died after a brief illness on the 13th. Samuel C. Cobb read a eulogy noting Perkins as principled, conservative, and influential in the society for forty years. The secretary was instructed to send the resolutions to Mrs. John Homans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Cincinnati
Parker House
Samuel C. Cobb
William Perkins
Boston
Exchange
Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
John Homans
Tufts Triumphs Over Vermont In College Football Clash
Tufts defeated Vermont 32 to 6 at College Hill after opening with a quick touchdown drive. Durkee, Edgerly and Raymond starred for Tufts with strong rushing in the final minutes while Flanders led Vermont. Beecher of Yale sprained a leg in practice and will miss upcoming Harvard and Princeton games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
University of Vermont
College Hill
Tufts
Powell
Moore
Burnham
Crandall
Shipman
Montague
H. Durkee
Raymond
Edgerly
Pearson
F. W. Durkee
Vermont
Smith
Jackson
Menard
Buck
Morris
Quinby
Flanders
Ferrin
Hazen
Johnson
Wilber
Durkee
Beecher
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Obituary notices of multiple prominent figures in New England
The morning obituary notices report the deaths of Rev. A. K. Potter former pastors of Springfield and Boston churches Dr. Henry A Holmes state librarian of New York Miss Almira P Baker teacher to Governor John Andrew Judge O Connor former postmaster general of Ontario Hezekiah B Smith Congress member died in New Jersey John O Sargent Ellsworth Me shoe merchant and former deeds registrar A D Whitcomb Liver more Falls Me longtime Eastern railroad worker and official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Potter
State Street Baptist Church
Springfield
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Boston
City Hospital
Potter
Henry A. Holmes
New York
Albany
Phillips Academy
Andover
Yale Theological Schools
Paris
Constantinople
East
United States
Almira P. Baker
Newburyport
Newsdealers of Boston Form Protest Association
A mass meeting of Boston area newsdealers condemned the Hotel and Railway News Company for alleged unfair discrimination. Dealers claimed denied returns and street sales by hotel and railway shops hurt business. A committee was chosen to seek fair treatment and a New England Newsdealers' Association was organized with a drafted constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsdealers
Boston
Vicinity
Washington Street
Hotel and Railway News Company
Hotel and Railway Company
D. T. de Luce
T. BE. Pemberton
L. F. Buncke
J. E. Burnham
C. E. Golathwaite
J. J. Ryan
William Blancford
New England Newsdealers’ Association
Social gatherings and society meetings cited across Boston hotels
The Royal Arcunum Club dined at Crawford House. O M J Society met at Youngs Hotel. Massachusetts Military Club held its monthly meeting and dinner at Tremont House. Boston Homeopathic Medical Society renewed meetings at Parker's with alcohol as the discussion focus. Speakers included Drs Wesselhoeft Woodvine Colville Boothby. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs Charles H Pitts of Baltimore and Rev Dr Maynard of New York at Parker House. B F Jacobs of Chicago received a reception at Tremont House by the International Sunday School committee. Remarks on Sunday school work were given by Charles H A Hill President of the Congregational Club, Rev Dr Waldron city missionary, Senator Kingsley of Cambridge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcunum Club
Crawford House
O. M. J. Society
Young’s Hotel
Massachusetts Military Club
Tremont House
Boston Homeopathic Medical Society
Parker's
Conrade Wesselhoeft
D. G. Woodvine
HK. P. Colville
Great Mystic Park Running Races Feature Two Match Challenges
The event at Mystic Park today includes a best two in three mile horse race testing endurance and speed. Two match races offer $50 and $100 with drivers Jimmie Golden and Jock Bowen noted for a likely exciting duel. Races start promptly at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Jimmie Golden
Jock Bowen
New England Retail Furniture and Carpet Dealers Gather
The Boston Retailers hosted a reception for the New England Retail Furniture and Carpet Dealers Association at 611 Washington Street. Members from across New England praised the organization for fostering friendly ties, with remarks from leaders including President Hervey and members like Atkinson, Osgood, Ferdinand, and Scofield. The event featured a banquet and brief addresses, noting the association’s May organization and its aim to strengthen commercial camaraderie among rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Cosey
Washington Street
B. A. Atkinson
Hervey
Mr. Atkinson
W. Ah, Hervey
Henry J. O’brien
P. M. Bond
H. M. Greenough
Thomas Kelly
P. Fox
George A. Hancock
Alexander D. Damon
George B. Fowler
H. Aberdee
J. Parkinson
Fr. M. Howard
Edward L. Chaffee
C. B. Horton
J. N. Cooney
Frank Healy
Joseph T. Hayes
Richard Justre
F. D. Osgood
F. D. Osgood & Co
Byron A. Atkinson
B. A. Atkinson & Co
Frank
Con
Carpet Trade Journal
New York
Charles H. Robinson
H. Robinson & Co
The Paris Salon lecture by Sidney Dickinson review
The Paris Salon of 1887 lecture by Sidney Dickinson to the Art Club offered a clear survey of contemporary French art. He praised technical skill across genres while noting less depth of idea, and used stereoptical repros of Breton Bouguereau Henner and others to illustrate interdependent styles. Weeks signs off with high regard for the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Dickinson
Dickinson
Breton
Bouguereau
Henner
Dupré
Royer
Cabanel
Magzerolie
Adan
Berthelon
Haguette
Berne-Bellecour
Guillon
Scalbert
Kew
Su Nabe
Lyman H. Weeks
Mr Going Recital Delights Odd Fellows Audience
Mr and Mrs Frederick Going of Toronto Ont gave a dramatic and musical recital in the Odd Fellows building last evening under the Siloam Lodge No 2 auspices. Going is a reputed elocutionist and his Boston debut was successful. Highlights included Horatius Macaulay and The Maniac by Mark Lewis with Mrs Going at the piano.
Propagating the Gospel Society Meets to Discuss Funding
Dr. A. P. Peabody presided at a Society for Propagating the Gospel Amongst the Indians and Others in North America meeting. The execu tive committee was tasked with deciding appropriations for the various societies. James F. Hunnweil of Charlestown announced the centennial history is near completion and will be distributed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Peabody
Society
North America
James F. Hunnweil
Charlestown
Working Women's Meetings Progress and Suffrage Bazaar
The Working Women's Mission reports progress since its founding. Thursday evenings the group meets at No 8 Park Street with women after work to discuss current issues. Last night they debated the present school system. The union will operate a table at the Suffrage Bazaar at Music Hall in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 8
Park Street
Music Hall
Funeral of George Kelley Globe staff at St. Joseph’s
The funeral of the late George Kelley of the Globe staff was held yesterday at St. Joseph's Church. Interment followed at the Dorchester cemetery. Pallbearers were Patrick Sullivan G H Monroe William Taylor Wt Butler J Aniac and J Tierney. Floral tributes came from his Globe associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kelley
Globe
St. Joseph’s Church
Dorchester Cemetery
Patrick Sullivan
G. H. Monroe
William Taylor
Wt Butler
J. Aniac
J. Tierney
Charles F Heazle Reported Missing From Springfield
Charles F Heazle 29, of 41 East Springfield Street has been missing since Oct 81. He stands 6 feet 8 inches tall, 150 pounds with a light complexion and was last seen wearing a dark suit and a Derby hat. Police seek information on his whereabouts.
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Charles F. Heazle
Springfield Street
City Notes Record Mild Scarlet Fever and Local Events
The scarlet fever outbreak is mild and less fatal in North End and Charlestown. Professor Mark Beal gave a reading in Wes leyan Hall. A man was seriously injured by a Fitchburg train at Austin street crossing. The Dolphin arrived at Charlestown Navy Yard. Tax receipts reached 5 60729505 with real estate and poll taxes leading. Yellowstone panorama tonight at Tremont Temple with 25 cent round trips. James Breen returns from Paris and opens a crayon portrait studio. Arlington Street Church to hold Sunday vesper services at 4 PM. A grand concert is planned at Dunley Street Opera House on Nov 9. Sawyer sold three Charlestown estates at auction. Balfe company presented The Sleeping Queen at the YMCA. Rickert Benner and Johnson failed to appear for trial. Bail posted at Turn Hall by German Bartenders. Inspector Coon served a warrant on John Hopper over insurance age violations. S. A. Ranlett elected secretary of Washington Marine Insurance Company. Damon retires to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Charlestown
Mark Beal
Rochester
N. Y
Wesleyan Hall
Fitchburg
Austin Street
United States
Dolphin
George F. F. Wilde
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
Yellowstone Park
Tremont Temple
James Breen
Paris
West Street
Arlington Street
Dunley Street Opera House
John J. Griffin
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Griffin
L. Christiani
CG. W. Sawyer
Bunker Hill Street
Stephen J. Cronan
Pearl Street
Elm Street
Elizabeth Brennan
Young Men’s Christian Union
Balfe Opera Company
Clark Cushing
Marie Hester
T. H. Norris
B. A. Osgood
Rickert
Benner
Johnson
Superior Criminal Court
Turn Hall
Inspector Coon
State Police
John Hopper
Mutual Reserve
Fand Life Association of New York
George S. Merrill
Hopper
Chelsea
A. Ranlett
The
Washington Marine Insurance Company
A. W. Damon
Damon
California
Rantett
Washington Company
Neptune Company
Business troubles across north america report large assignments
John Harney and J B McQueston proprietors of Hospeler Woollen Mills Hamilton Ontario made an assignment with liabilities over 200000 and assets about the same Joseph Smith of Cincinnati made an assignment assets 260000 liabilities 200000 The Fidelity Bann failure and Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton railroad trouble are blamed A McKean Mercer Pennsylvania and B E Poston Concordia Kansas have failed Attachments were granted against Ackerman Bros New York and San Francisco Limited stock was found at Broadway office The Rosenthal Co assignment involves 800000 liabilities and stock moved to Zeimer Feldstein in security for a 60000 claim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harney
J. B. McQueston
Hospeler Woollen Mills
Hamilton
Ont
Joseph Smith
Cincinnati
Fidelity Bann
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
F. M. Oliver & Co
Boots and Shoes
Manchester
N. H
N. J. McKean
Grocer
Mercer, Penn
B. EF. Poston
Concordia
Kan
J. Langlands & Son
Montreal
Ackerman Bros
Broadway
New York
San Francisco
Donohue
Islin Neezer & Co
I. B. Rosenthal & Co
St. Louis
Rosenthal & Co
Zeimer & Feldstein
Rumor Of Ex Superintendent Starkweather Run Over Unfounded
A report claimed Ex Superintendent Starkweather was struck near Roxbury crossing by a Boston Cab and died at Tremont House. A Post reporter checked Tremont House and police stations but found no foundation for the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkweather
Metropolitan Railroad
Highland
Roxbury Crossing
Boston Cab Company
Tremont House
Post
Hawick English Sack Suits At A Shuman Co
Since the days of Adam fashions change and men seek comfort in cut. A. Shuman & Co. corner Summer and Washington streets offer Hawick English sack suits promising tasteful fit and high satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsat
A. Shuman & Co
Washington Streets
Court proceedings list cases and dockets
The United States Circuit Court on November 3 resumed the Andrew G. Smith case against J. Baxter Upham over money advanced for a mine in Cuba and stock promises. the Supreme Judicial Court on November 3 engaged Essex list cases and prepared to take up Suffolk docket on Wednesday November 9, noting a large docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson
Andrew G. Smith
J. Baxter Upham
Cuba
Supreme Judicial Court
Essex
Suffolk
Superior Court Docket Share of November Sessions
The report outlines multiple Middlesex and Cambridge Superior Court cases dated Nov 3, with First Second and Third Sessions listed. It notes settlements, trial statuses, and jury rulings including a $2928 verdict for Hannah Crowley vs Toomey and damages for a metallic coffin case. It also lists numerous case numbers and participants in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank of Minnesota
Fogg
Thorndike
Wells Memorial Ass'n
Warner
Newhall
Smith
Coffee
Batchelder
Swig
Lambert
Gay
Connor
Connell
Dyer
McInroe
Litelfield
Brown
National Therm. M. Co
Haines
Fleming
Flesham
Lane
Norice
Court Street
Cambridge
Lyman Applies for Admission to U S Circuit Court
Notice from the District of Massachusetts announces Anson M. Lyman of Brookline has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court. John G. Stetson, Commissioner, signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Navy
Circuit Court of the United States
Anson M. Lyman
Brookline
John G. Stetson
United States Circuit Court
Attractions at the fair shown old printing press and relics
The Mechanics exhibition features the Ben Franklin printing press from the New England Courant and Daniel Webster’s compass. Visitors see steam ice production versus relic refrigerators, dress cutting by Mme Hodgdon, a steam plough by Davia Havenstrite, and a pig display fed with corn and candy. Mrs Wright narrates Colorado stocks, the Old Liberty Bell sketch draws crowds, and a West Newbury loom showcases grandmotherly industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin
James
New England Courant
Daniel Webster
Mme. Hodgdon
Newton
Davia Havenstrite
Newark
N. J
John L. Whiting
Parker & Wood
Mra Wright
Colorado
Sarah Noyes Woodward
West Newbury
Directory of listed brokers across multiple U S cities
A compilation of brokers and firms with names and regional locations including Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Galveston Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Memphis Nashville Nashville Portland Philadelphia Richmond Sedalia St Paul St Joseph San Antonio and New York. Entries pair individual brokers with firms and cities showing a broad distribution of intermediary merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George
George, Weeks & Co
Chicago
Dovenmeuhie
Dovenmeuhie & Son
P Farnham
Farnum & Co
J M Schnadig
Schnadig & Co
W Marks
Craw
Cincinnati
Land
H Manss
Manss Bros
B&s & Co
Ringgold
Ringgold & Co
Laws
E Laws
L Crane
L. Crane & & Go
John Gates
Gates & Co
Columbus
J K Orr
K Orr & Co
Tre
Cleveland
W Cady
Minneapolis
Minn
Hettiefinger
North Star
B & 5 Co
Stern
Norfolk
Lowenberg
Nashville
Tenn
S Murray
Murray
Dibrel & Co
Anne Tenn
R G Thorne
Adams
Thorna
J R Richardson
J L Goodall
Richardson Bros & Co
Foot
C Henry
Foot, Schulze & Co
St Joseph
Tootie
E Hosea
Hosea & Co
Von
J C Curley
Toole
Hosea & ‘A
San Antonio
Tex
JC Spenheimer
Sieek
Oppenheimer & So
Pahiso
A Tallman
Tallman & Hurd
Wheeling, W
E Hughes
Vance Hughes Siice Co
ONS MONTHS WORK AT Y M C A ENROLLMENTS RISE
Four hundred ninety new members joined the Young Men's Christian Association in October at the monthly meeting. The death of Russel Sturgis Sr of England was announced, father of Russell Sturgis Jr, a Boston contributor and vice president. Resolutions were passed and sent to the family. HM M Moore spoke on the state convention, followed by a gymnastic drill and a fancy club exercise by W. Day to a waltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Russel Sturgis
England
Russell Sturgis
Boston
HM. M. Moore
Stake Committee
Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sullivan
Working Women’s Meetings
South Congregational Church
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
F. H. Nazro
Starr King
Exeter Street
Union Park Street
G. W. Coleman
N. J. Bradlee
H. Staples Potter
J. J. French
Superior Court
Blodgett
Charles Townsend
Daniel W. King
D. Webster King
King
R. M. Morse, Jr
Coombs
Clifford
Kelley
Abrams
Lozowski
Shattuck
Rand
Greenburg
Draper
MecGuire
Clay
Same
Cavanagh
Durgin
Cook
McKechnie
Barrett
Billings
Union Street
KF. M. Copeland
W. K. French
Goulding
Lynde
Hale
Hawley
Hildreth
Flaherty
Tate
Donovan
Durcer
Loughman
Fible
Reagan
Ware
Boston Cab Co
McKinnon
Hancock Inspirator Co
McLaughlin
MecLaughlin
Chop
Pub. Co
Loeser
Bradley
Hyams
Nye
Dunbar
Spencer OU
Mfg. Co
Hall
Mason
MQ Anes &Sons
JLOR
Kentuck
Feuer
Royal Fecht AB
Royal Aelng
Adams & Westlake
Cal
Cornhill
AKER
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester, Mass
City OF
Boston Water Board
Orry Hart
Chestnut Hill
Ward 25
City Hall
H. T. Rockwell
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