Ready for the Ballot in Massachusetts Contests
Voters face statewide and congressional contests with Republicans aiming for Harrison and Ames gains and Democrats seeking seats in key districts. Boston mayoral influence, party splits, and local results are debated as polls open with projections of narrow margins and possible surprises. Presidential electors for Cleveland and Harrison slates list names across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Massachusetts
Harrison
Ames
Cleveland
Russell
Boston
Bancombe
Walker
Higginson
Andrew
O'Neil
Burnett
Quincy
Roads
Amies
Friends
Elijah George
Thurman
John Boyle O’reilly
George M. Stearns
Chicopee
Young Democrats Elect New Members and GOP Critique
Boston reports detail the election of many new Young Men's Democratic Club members including Beals Bradley Buffum Childs Codman Crandon Crivelon Duffy Low McMorrow Munroe Mills Proctor Perie and bury. A letter laments GOP infighting hindering reform and criticizes Bradlee’s last year nomination in Boston politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Washington Street
George W. Beals
Craighead & Kintz Manufacturing Company
Brookline
Richard M. Bradley
Boston
Charles F. Buffum
Cutter
Edwin O. Childs
Newton
Russell
Milton
John Erickson
Bill Poster
Everett
Michael Low
Wakefield Rattan Company
Wakefield
Philip McMorrow
Dorchester
William A. Munroe
Lexington
James Millsierce
Cambridge
Rank F. Proctor
Shipman Engine Company
Jamaica Plain
Irving Perie
Point of Pines Company
Bury
The Gardner Strike Sparks Vermont Labor Arrival
Heywood Bros bring many Vermont workers to fill striker positions in Gardner. A former ladies seminary on Reservoir Hill will be a boarding house, with Windsor House as temporary lodging. Forty special police sworn in. Heywood Guards ordered to sleep at the armory. Town on edge as strikers stay confident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Heywood Bros
Vermont
Reservoir Hill
Windsor House
Heywood Guards
Lhe
Powder Mills Blow Up Near Portland
At Gambo South Windham the powder mills of the Oriental Powder Company exploded at 11 30 this morning. The blast destroyed four mills in seconds, fatally injuring Walter Childs who leaves a wife and child. Edward Williams, near two mills during the blast, lies unconscious with little chance of recovery. Other workers were away at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oriental Powder Company
Gambo
South Windham
Walter Childs
Edward Williams
Democrats Close Campaign With Torchlight Parade
San Edm campaign wound up with a torchlight parade led by the eeette Band. The procession included the Mounted Cavalcade, John Cummings major with 100 men, Millen's Plumbers Battalion 75 men, Barry's Drum Corps, Stearns's Butchers Battalion 100 men, drum corps, Cleveland and Thurman Battalion 50 men, Belles of Salem 75, Citizens' Battalion of Peabody 160, Boys' Battalion 28 torches. Route covered all principal streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanem
Eeette
Avalcade
John Cummings
Millen
Plumbers
Barry
Stearns
Butchers
Cleveland and Thurman
Belles of Salem
Citizens’ Battalion
Peabody
Boys
Election Bet Sets Wheelbarrow Run For Winners
Maxpen Nov 56 F K Daggett and Theodore Kiskolt promise a wheelbarrow parade if Harrison wins with escort by torchlight battalion and drum corps. If Cleveland wins Kiskolt will return the favor. The loser pays supper for the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxpen
F. K. Daggett
Theodore Kiskolt
Pleasant Street
Harrison
Daggett
Kiskolt
Boston & Maine
Central Square
Cleveland
Torchlight Battalion
Drum Point
Banks and Hoar at Waltham in Music Hall
Waxham November 6 Special General Banks and Senator Hoar were greeted by a large audience in Music Hall. Nathan Warren presided. Banks spoke on tariff and hoped to serve townsmen in the national Legislature. Hoar praised Banks in glowing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxham
General Banks
Senator Hoar
Music Hall
Nathan. Warren
Doherty Addresses Large Newton Upper Falls Rally
A large Democratic rally at Prospect School Hall Newton Upper Falls drew strong applause for speaker Thomas J. Doherty who urged voters to back Cleveland and Thurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Newton
Upper Falls
Newton Upper Falls
Prospect School
Thomas J. Doherty
Cleveland
Thurman
Malden Democrats Hold Grand Opera House Rally
In Malden on November 5 the Democratic rally drew a large crowd to the Opera House. Hon. L. L. Fuller presided and introduced ex-Mayor John R. Baldwin of Lynn, followed by speeches from Leopold Morse and other speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Democrats
Opera House
L. L. Fuller
John R. Baldwin
Lynn
Leopold Morse
You Rob Yourself of Unteld advantages if you do not use Pearline
A short promotional note urges readers to use Pearline as a cleaning product to gain advantages. It emphasizes practical benefits and contrasts with not using the brand, implying superior cleaning results and efficiency. The tone mirrors old newspaper advertising styles.
Fifth District Rally in East Cambridge for Higginson
Democratic rally at Harugari Hall East Cambridge drew a full house last night to back Colonel Higginson. John W Coveney presided as speakers Colonel T W Higginson Sherman Hoar Alderman Corcoran and John H McDonough argued mainly about tariffs with Hoar predicting a decisive victory at today’s polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harugari Hall
East Cambridge
John W. Coveney
T. W. Higginson
Sherman Hoar
Alderman Corcoran
John H. McDonough
Higginson
Surprising Shifts in Republican Ranks and Higginson Nomination
A editorial reflection on how surprise marks political realignments with Higginson’s nomination by Democrats seen as surprising yet fitting. It notes the transfer of intellect and virtue from Republicans to Democrats and questions party loyalty as leaders shift from Lincoln era ideals to new arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
B. J. Beardman
State Senate
Boardman
J. F. Andrew
Ican
Charles Sumner
Fifth
T. W. Higginson
Congress
Sumner
Wilson
Higginsons
Democrats
Lincoln
Blaine
Fessenden
Frye
Joan P. Hale
Chandler
Seward
Republican Party
Progress
Maine
Tariff Reform in Plymouth Prompts Party Switch Support
E. Baker of Marshfield writes to the Post arguing tariff reform is swelling among Plymouth County Republicans. He recounts Civil War service and shifts from the Whig and Republican parties toward Hancock and protection reform, warning against wealth-based aristocracy and endorsing equal rights for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Fort Sumter
United States Navy
Tilden
Hancock
Dr. Manning
E. Baker
Free Church Association Holds Seventh Annual Meeting
The Free Church Association held its seventh annual meeting yesterday afternoon at No 5 Hamilton Place. Rev George J Prescott chaired. Treasurer reported expenses of 4087 and income of 10972 with a treasury balance of 40399. Officers elected included George D Shattuck M D as president and Rev George J Prescott as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Church Association
The
Hamilton Place
George J. Prescott
William C. Winslow
Free Church
Treasury
George D. Shattuck
M.D
W.C. Winslow
Aldermen adjourn with loans and roads on agenda
The board limited business adjourning at 5 15 p m. An order to borrow 350 000 for Dorchester intercepting sewer and Lower Mills drainage was sent to finance. October receipts and balances were reported. expenditures and in expenses shown. Requests for 11 000 for Commonwealth avenue and 3 000 for Mt Hope cemetery were referred or approved. New weighers of coal appointed. constable nomination confirmed. damages awarded 7500 for School street widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Dorchester
Dorchester Lower Mills
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton Avenue
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Allston Street
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Joseph F. Mills
Wesley A. Gove
Robert J. Gove
John G. Brenner
Mary A
George E. Niles
William J. Niles
School Street
City Hall Avenue
Harvard Athletic Meeting Postponed Event Recap
Harvard Athletic Association held a large meet at Holmes field with many entries. O K Hawes and E B Moen won the 100 yard heats and final, G R White took the broad jump, C T R Bates won the mile walk, J L Dodge the mile, KE W Dustan the high jump, T J Stead the quarter, G L Batchelder the half mile, and S Wells Jr. won the 220 yard dash with various handicaps. Officials included Morison, Bradley, Lund, Lathrop, Taylor and Fisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Athletic Association
Holmes Field
O. K. Hawes
E. B. Moén
Moén
Hawes
G. R. White
E. B. Bodley
C. T R. Bates
J. E. Howe
J. L. Dodge
A. M. White
KE. W. Dustan
T. J. Stead
W. H. Wright
G. L. Batchelder
W. P. Downs
G. B. Morison
J. D. Bradley
F. B. Lund
J. G. Lathrop
J. L. Taylor
F. D. Fisk
Notable Guests Fill Hotels for Republican Parade Night
The Brunswick hosts a lively crowd with reception committee members and guests from Worcester Liverpool Michigan and Belfast among others. Notables at the United States include Colonel Sinn and Frederick Warde, while the Vendome hosts the Kaliske family for a marriage ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Layden C. Stewardson
Worcester
William Marbles
Liverpool
Eng
R. H. Emerson
Michigan
R. H. Boutwell
Belmont
United States
W. E. Sinn
Cora Tanner
Frederick Warde
8. Kaliske
New York
Vendome
Miss Stern
Blanche
J. W. Smith
Andover
Edward Lane
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herman Lang
Calcutta
Quincy
A. D. Ayling
H. P. Dewey
W. F
Sawyer
New Hampshire
James G. Blaine
Young’s
Charles P. Deane
Springfield
Walter Coburn
Lowell
Congressman Boutelle
Maine
Andrew Bunton
Manchester
N. Y
Tremont
J. N. Cooper
Rome Ga
Samuel A. Jones
Philadelphia
Leonge
Woman's Home Mission general convention notes
The sixth day of the Woman's Home Missionary Association general convention featured Presiding officer Mrs. John Davis. A motion blocked withdrawals from the general fund for officers and delegates with discussion on contingent funds. Reports from editors and officers were presented, including Belle Evans on finances. Westbrook of Texas and Howells spoke on race needs, with a later session on industrial homes despite Governor Claflin’s residence visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Association
John Davis
Committee On
H. C. McCabe
Home Missions
Belle Evans
J. L. Whetstone
Emily V. Keever
Westbrook
Texas
Howells
Claflin
Lewis
How He Got His Wet Goods
Liquor dealer William Genoud reports a man named Godbout offered an $800 check from a Lowell bank for goods at 43 Eliot Street. They checked with a bank, the cashier promised to confirm today, Godbout said the check was good and took $17 worth of goods. Godbout disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Genoud
Eliot Street
Godbout
Lowell
Genoud
Sunday School Superintendents Convene at Berkeley Temple
The Congregational Sunday School Superintendents Union met last evening in Berkeley Temple parlors with a 6 o'clock collation. Six new members were admitted and a discussion followed on increasing membership and attendance as well as whether gifts and prizes are wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School Superintendents
Berkeley Temple
Unknown Man Found Dead Near West Brimfield Road
The body of a 60 year old man with gray facial hair and 6 ft 6 in height was found in a dilapidated structure along the West Brimfield to Warren thoroughfare. No signs of violence or foul play were detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
West Brimfield
Warren
Five-Story Sugar Refinery Wrecked by Explosion
A fire and explosion wrecked part of the Chicago Sugar Refining Co building near Twelfth Street in Curiaco. Magnus Hammel was fatally injured. Loss to the structure its contents and nearby freight cars is placed around 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Chicago Sugar Refining Company
Twelfth Street
Magnus Hammel
Suit filed in St Johnsbury over railroad death damages
George Ranney as administrator of Ruth H. Richards estate sues St. Jonnsbury and Lake Champlain Railroad for $1000. Richards was killed at the station. The Vermont case is filed in the local court dated November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy. Jonnsbury, Vt
George Ranney
Ruth H. Richards
St. Jonnsbury & Lake Champlain Railroad
Dredge Capsizes During Back Bay Work and City Incidents
The fifty five foot dredging machine for Back Bay arrived from Washington but capsized in the river after a high tide. Police revoked the license of driver William E White for refusing to ferry Hon F M Ames. The Back Bay post office opened in the Pierce building with Ezra O Winsor in charge and thirteen carriers. A man named William Sullivan died after an Atlantic Avenue blast. Edith Lewis perished from burns suffered while playing with matches. An altercation between James H Coffee and Hugh P Tracy left Tracy stabbed and Coffee injured. Tracy was taken home and Coffee arrested. Street commissioners approved Beacon Street realignment at Brighton and laid out Murdock Street from Cambridge to North Beacon Street.
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Back Bay
Washington
Charles River
William E. White
F. M. Ames
Pierce
Copley Square
Ezra O. Winsor
William Sullivan
Cambridgeport
Atlantic Avenue
Massachusetts General Hospital
Edith Lewis
Wheeler Street
City Hospital
James H. Coffee
Hugh P. Tracy
West End
Tracy
Coffee
Lowell Street
Board of Street Commissioners
Beacon Street
Brighton
Boston
Brookline
Cambridge
North Beacon Street
Stranger Owl Shot On Boston Common
Late Sunday forenoon a large arred owl appeared high in Tremont street trees opposite Temple Place. It fled to St Pauls grounds then reappeared near Beacon Street before noon. Edward M. Baker shot and killed the bird at 2 20 with a permit from Superintendent Doogue. The bird, about forty one inches, will be stuffed for Baker’s collection. Owl depredations on sparrows noted.
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Tremont Street Mall
Temple Place
St. Paul’s Church
Beacon Street
Tremont Street
Edward M. Baker
Sawyer
Doogue
Baker
Boston Pastor Accepts Omaha Call From Duryea
Rev. Joseph T. Duryea D D pastor of Central Congregational Church Boston Berk eley street accepts call to Congregational Church Omaha Neb telegram Monday last formal notice yesterday. He notes three offers including college presidency and Yankton College head of theology department with potential 2000 salary increase but Omaha offer is lower. He values West needs ministers over coast abundance and has served conservatory Wesleyan and nearby colleges without pay to aid them.
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Joseph T. Duryea
D.D
Central Congregational Church
Berkeley Street
Boston
Congregational Church
Omaha
Neb
Duryea
Yankton College
Conservatory
Wellesley
Stevens Versus Stewart Tort Action Over Trade Mark
The Superior Court convened with Mason as first session judge to hear the case Hobart G Stevens et al versus Samuel A Stewart. Plaintiffs allege tort damages of 3000 for fraudulently using the Stevens trade mark H. G. & H. W. Stevens Merrimac mass on a buggy of inferior quality to injure plaintiffs reputation. The defendant denies knowledge or application of the mark. Trial concluded with testimony finished and counsel listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mason, J
Hobart G. Stevens
H. G
H. W. Stevens
Merrimac
Mass
J. Thomas
P. Sampson
M- O. Adams
Quincy M.c.s.co
Bean
Harris
Quincy M. Co
Cox v. B. & M. Railroad
Stevens
Stewart
Weston
Equitable L. A. Sog
Hatchey, Chapman
Hammond
Mitchell v.Winthrop
Shore Land Co
Lewis
Jewett
Harrington
Casey
Brooks
Dugan
Bramhall
Morse
American brig Richard T. Green detained by Haytian vessel
Boston captain Patrick reports his brig Richard T. Green from St. Mare Hayti with logwood was ordered to heave to by the Dessoure off St. Mare on Oct 18. Haytian officers seized the ship registers and papers, threatened capture to Port au Prince, but after detention the papers were returned and the voyage continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Richard T. Green
Boston
St. Mare
Hayti
Dessoure
Port-au-Prince
Transfers Reshape Signal Service Staffing in Boston
Observer Smith at the Boston signal service station requested an additional experienced assistant. General Greely approved transferring Observer Jones from Portland to Boston to fill the vacancy, with further moves expected to balance Portland and Boston staffing.
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Boston
Observer Smith
Signal Service
General Greely
Observer Jones
Portland Me
Portland
Deserved Tribute to Sherman Hoar of Waltham
A Waltham Review tribute lauds Sherman Hoar for unselfish public service in backing his conscience over party loyalty. The piece notes his sacrifice and willingness to vote for Cleveland and tariff reform over Harrison and protection, praising his steadfast dedication to what he believes best for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Waltham Review
Massachusetts
Sherman Hoar
Cleveland
Tari
Harrison
Superior Court Opens November Term with Jury Instructions
The November term of the Superior Court commenced as the grand jury received its instructions and will report on Saturday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Staples
Grand Jury
Probate Court Records Probate Wills and Administrations
Suffolk County probate lists reveal the probating of multiple wills including William Reed Franklin Simonds Margaret Farnum Abigail Simonds Margaret Devlin Elizabeth Blod pett Annie Kitching Nathaniel Gar Eliza Loring Gottfred Haussmann Harriet Coffin Tryphena Coffin and Philip Southwick. Administrations granted for George Duniels Abby Grady Mary Shine Marshall Gould Catherine Murphy Guilford Phinney Patrick Dwyer Josiah Robinson William Bond Charles Bricton Mary White Daniel Namana McCool and Sarah McCool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reed
Franklin Simonds
Margaret T. Farnum
Abigail K. Simonds
Margaret Devlin
Elizabeth B. Blodpett
Annie E. Kitching
Nathaniel W. Garand
Eliza A. B. Loring
Gottfred Haussmann
Harriet Coffin
Tryphena Coffin
Philip R. Southwick
George W. Duniels
Abby Grady
Mary E. Shine
Marshall W. Gould
Guilford
Local Names in Court Case Ledgers
The record lists individuals including B. Boardman Edward Murphy John B. Martin and Sarah C. Bailey connected to the case. Their roles and the exact actions remain unspecified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Boardman, Edward Murphy
John B. Martin and
Sarah C. Bailey
Probate Court Roves Wills and Grants Administrations Essex County
In Essex Probate Court on November 6, roved wills for Nathan Adams Francis Baggan Lucinda J Fitts Charles Giles Thomas T Harrigan Youck G Hurd Susan Johnson Mary A Kehew Hannah F Pearson Elizabeth P Peters Josiah Tenney Mary Viannah Samuel Wallis Mary A Wells Elizabeth S Wise Mary Kenery and others. Administrations granted for Samuel Symonds Frank H Adams George Chambers Alice H Evans Joanna Goodridge John A Gynan ebo rah A Hardy Joseph Holgate Christopher C Hawes Henry James Jane Lang Harriet N Pettingill Andrew J Taylor Elizabeth W Treat Victoria M Dearnney. Samuel Wallis will leaves 500 to American Home Missionary Society. Inventories listed include Sarah E Lindsey 20249 43 Francis M Loring 10407 36 Sarah L Ober 679699 Clementina P Pearce 340364 Jonathan Southwick 690097 Mary Southwick 424567 Catherine M Stacey 1 59 Eliza Weston 3759 443 Wharton 3600 Addison Gilbert 278159 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Harman
Nathan Adams
Newburyport
Francis Baggan
Lynn
Lucinda J. Fitts
Haverhill
Charles §. Giles
Danvers
Thomas T. Harrigan
Youck G. Hurd
Ipswich
Susan Johnson
Mary A. Kehew
Salem
Hannah F. Pearson
Elizabeth P. Peters
Andover
Josiah Tenney
Merrimac
Mary Viannah
Samuel Wallis
Mary A. Wells
Elizabeth S. Wise
Mary Kenery
Peabody
Samuel Symonds
Frank H. Adams
Rowley
George Chambers
Alice H. Evans
Dayton, O
Joanna Goodridge
Manchester
John A. Gynan
Eborah A. Hardy
Kussex
Joseph Holgate
Methuen
Christopher, C Hawes
Swampscott
Henry James
Jane Lang
Harriet N. Pettingill
Andrew J. Taylor
Marblehead
Elizabeth W. Treat
Lawrence
Victoria M. Dearnney
Catherine M. Stacey
Gloucester
Eliza Weston
Fartin
Wharton
Bradford
Addison Gilbert
Boston Notice Admits Cambridge Attorney Applicant
District of Massachusetts Boston November 5 1888 Russell Bradford of Cambridge applies for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court per court rules commissioner Jae John G Stetson announced the action to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the
United States
Russell Bradford
Cambridge
Jae John G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
Business Troubles Across Markets After Broker’s Failure
John W. W. Canolin, a New York stock broker, failed with liabilities around 50000, half to stock exchange members and rest to others, citing long business downturn. Chicago reports Consolidated Kansas City Smelting and Refining Co has filed attachment suits against Nathan Corwith Sr and Jr, tied to a large lead firm failure, seeking about 48000. John Wall & Co also sues for about 213000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. W. Canolin
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Canolin
Chicago
Consolidated Kansas City Smelting and Refining Company
Nathan Corwith
John Wall & Co
Three Drowned Men Recovered by Harbor Police
The bodies of Henry Gormley James Hayes and William Fallon were found in Dorchester Bay yesterday after their boat capsized Sunday. Harbor police recovered the remains following a drowning incident recorded in Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gormley
James Hayes
William Fallon
Dorchester Bay
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Morton
George D. Robinson
William F. Draper
Hopedale
Post
Sir
Harvard
George F. Hoar
Tremont Temple
Hoar
University
Parsons
Adams
Otis
Billingsgate
John H. Reed
Barnstable
George E. Freeman
Brockton
Halsey J. Boardman
E. Mortain Hatch
Henry J. Wells
Horatio Wellington
Francis Norwood
Beverly
Charles A. Bell
Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
Frank P. Goulding
Chester
Conant
Greenfield
Elisha Morgan
Fisk and Brooks
James H. Roberts
John Blackmer
Grand Old Party
O’brien
Nathaniel G. Bradlee
Independent Caucus
G. O. P. Wou
Mr. Bradlee
Repu P
Lcan
Banks and Hoar
Waltham
Colonel Higginson
Marshfield
the Woman's Home Mission
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Ped
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Shepherd
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Lalley
Harkins
Jenness
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Ays
Hopkins
Whitcomb
Barthill
Caterno
Cunard Steamship Co
Hillson
Retschesky
Paine
Morrison
Fitzgerald
Decker
Grant
Bay State B’k Co
Wyman
Callahan
Ward
Mansfield
Norton
Lathrop, J
Berwick
Smith
Faneuil Hall Nat. Bank Vy. Clark
Wentworth
Chipmain
Crawford
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Boyle
Cullen
Wellington
Hamilton
Cooke
Pratt
Boston Lead Mfg. Co
Howland
S&ine
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Nichols
Sane —Mayberry
Wholesworth
Schurman
Hohenstein
Watson Pub. Co
Tompson
Gorely
Brown
DunBar
Henry
Weeks
Sidney Smith
Joseph
Delano
New Bedford
Hesseltine
A. E. Dennison
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John Shepard
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Winter Street
Charles R. Elder
Richard Stone
Waite
Shepard
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Green
Banigan
Aizen
Eddy
Coffin
M. RR
Keinstein
Oelsbe
Puisifer
Bullard
Coburn
Ferguson
Doane
Wagner
Sane
Smart
Rice Vy
Caie Mahonce
Howe
Drummon
Deegan
Suffolk County
McK. J
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Washington St
Cushing Process CO
Paris
Baker's
W. Baker & CO
Mas
J. W. Horne
Rubel Bros
Clyi Cinsatl
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