Things Sacred to Memory The Boston Art Commission Dinner Meeting
The Boston Memorial Association held its annual meeting at Young's Hotel with Mayor Hart, Martin Brimmer, General Walker, Abbott, and Cabot as guests forming the new Boston Art Commission. Four new officers were elected, reports presented, and progress shared on the Theodore Parker statue. The president urged protection of Boston Common from improper memorials and praised the new commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Art Commission
Martin P. Kennerd
Boston Memorial Association
Young’s Hotel
Thomas N. Hart
Martin Brinmer
Francis A. Walker
Summer A. B. Abbott
Edward B. Cabot
Art Commission
City of
Boston
Messrs
Babson S. Ladd
George von L. Meyer
William K. Richards
Francis J. Brown
Execuion
Grenville Hi
Charles A. Cummings
H. A. Hill
B. A. Gould
Desmond Fitzgerald
A. S. Porter
George B. Chase
Ex-Ollicio
Ivets
Iam
Faneuil Hall
Art Museum
Irecali
Children’s Friend Society Annual Meeting at Park Street Church
The Boston Children’s Friend Society held its annual meeting in Park Street Church vestry. Mrs L A W Fowler led musical and gymnastic programs for eighty-six children at Rutland Street and Dedham homes, with 58 in Rutland Street and 28 in Dedham. The May Day festival raised 1300 dollars. Officers were reelected with several new appointments. Rev F B Allen presided and Rev Nehemiah Boynton spoke.
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Boston
Rutland Street
Dedham
Costello Converse
George HE. Brown
G. B. Drake
J. A. Chase
Board of Managers
Eugene N. Foss
J. Converse Gray
Blanchard
J. W. Spaulding
Ezra Farnsworth
Lemuel N. Brown
F. B. Allen
Nehemiah Boynton
Massachusetts Indian Association annual meeting held at Y M C A rooms
The American Indian reports the Massachusetts Indian Association met yesterday with Mrs. Stephen H Bullard presiding. Officers elected include President Mrs Stephen H Bullard and a large executive committee. The group aims to awaken Christian sentiment to end oppression of Indians and supports schools among Apaches in Florida. A report from Miss Shepherd described her visit to the Crow Indian school near Custer Montana. The national convention of all branches is planned for November 19 at the New Old South chapel.
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Massachusetts Indian Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Stephen Hi. Bullard
Florida
Judith W. Andrews
Custer Station
Mont
Yg Bee
Stephen_H. Bullard
ME. Dewey
Treasuer
G. G. Eaton
H. L. Mills
Mary Hemenway
T. Hooper
J. Kingsbury
G. W. Merritt
C. H. Parker
J. Sawyer
A. O. Very
E. L. Walford
New Old South
Christian Alliance closes day with praise service in Boston
The Christian Alliance convention at Park Street Church ended its second day with a praise and prayer service led by Miss Howard of Providence who sails to Japan as a missionary. Rev. A B Simpson of New York addressed the large audience on Christian fortitude. Mrs Whitemore of New York spoke in the afternoon and three sessions were planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Alliance Convention
Park Street
Miss Howard
Providence
Japan
A. B. Simpson
New York City
First Meeting of Society of Natural History Held
Last evening the Society of Natural History met at their rooms with Professor F. W. Putnam presiding. Mr G H Putnam presented a paper on the draining of Massachusetts with blackboard illustrations. His Ohio archeological explorations report highlighted discoveries from extensive field work.
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Society of Natural History
F. W. Putnam
G. H. Putnam
Massachusetts
How the Result as Taken by the Reporter
A Boston reader criticizes a newspaper for misquoting Governor Long on tariff fears. The letter notes winter signs and adverts praising Commonwealth Clothing House in Boston at Washington and Kneeland streets, highlighting affordable, varied apparel and reliable service.
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Long
Boston
Commonwealth Clothing House
Washington and
Kneeland
The New General Court in 1891 Senate split evenly
The State Senate will be evenly divided with about twenty Republicans and twenty Democrats. New representatives include Gorham D. Gilman Newton F H Raymond Somerville John W Coveney Cambridge W S McNary Boston George P Cooke Milford H Torrey Cody North Adams and Henry A Kimball Northampton. Prominent new House members from Boston include W P Wilson Ward 9 Isaac Rosnosky Ward 16 and Joseph P Lomasney Ward 8. Re-elected members marked by a star.
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State Senate
Gorham D. Gilman
Newton
F. H. Raymond
Somerville
John W. Coveney
Cambridge
McNary
Boston
George P. Cooke
Milford
H.torrey Cody
North Adams
Henry A. Kimball
Northampton
Ben Brickett
Haverhill
M. J. Meckttrick
Salem D. Charles
Charles G. Keyes
F. W. Bliss
Mr. Tuacker
New Beeford
F. J. Babson
Gloucester
W. D. Sohier
Beverly
W. E. Meade
Salem
di O. Wardwell
John W. Kimball
Fitchburg
George N. Carpenter
SENATORS ELECTED ACROSS MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICTS
A long list of elected state senators by district from Bristol to Dukes County includes Taunton, Fall River, New Bedford, Yarmouth, Somerville, Newton, Cambridge, Marlboro, Woburn, Melrose, and many other locales. The sweep covers Middlesex, Essex, Worcester, Hampden, Berkshire, Plymouth, Nantucket, and Dukes Counties with numerous Democratic and Republican selections.
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Bristol County
Cyrus Savage
Taunton
Rep
Robert Toward
Fall River
Dera
Morgan Rotch
New Bedford
E. &. Horton
Attleboro
Lewin Whitney
North Attleboro
Kivin L. Smith
Mansfield
Denn
S. H. Emery
Edward Mott
J. Lewis Austin
James A. Lewis
Fairhaven
Charles F. Shaw
H. R. Luther
George F. Tucker
W. M. Butler
Alvert C. Kirby
Westport
J. T. Hurley
Patrick B. Luby
Dem
Edward J. Heffernan
Fall
Representativ es Elected Suffolk County and Nearby Areas
A long list shows elected representatives by district across Suffolk County Larnstabile Barnstable Bristol Essex and more with party labels Dem Rep and multiple districts. Names include Charles A Tilden Frederick Day Michael Mitchell Cornelius Mahoney Jeremiah Crowley Patrick Cannon Daniel Breen Joseph Lomasney Nathaniel Ladd Isaac Rosnosky Thomas Kelcher Andrew Lannigan S Stillivan Blanchard William Stevens Thomas Fallon and many others across cities like Boston Barnstable Haverhill Lawrence Newburyport and Gloucester with both Democratic and Republican assignments.
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Suffolk County
Charles A. Tilden
Frederick B. Day
Charles A. Kelley
Thomas Q. Mcolhaney
Michael J. Mitchell
Cornelius E. Mahoney
Charles A. Frazer
William H. Cakes
George N. Swallow
Edward W. Presto
Jeremiah Crowley
James
Michael F. Sullivan
Patrick J. Heffernan
Daniel McCarthy
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Charles J. Chance
Richard KF. McLella
John B. Lynch
John Coffey
Isaac Rosnosky
Thomas J. Kelcher
Andrew M. Lannigan
Isaac P. Hutchinson
S. Stillivan Blanchard
Wil_ham
Stevens
Thomas I. Fallon
Patrick JH. Raftery
Michael J. McEttrick
John Golding
Francis W. Kittredge
Henry 3. Dewey
Wiliam
Essex County
Dudley J. Marston
Amesbury
Horace G. Leslie
D. Otis Wardwell
Haverhill
William M. Bowley
Jorn
John A. Gale
James O. Parker
Methuen
John O'Brien
Lawrence
Dem
William Cannon
Edward W. Green
North
Gloucester
Howard G. Lane
Isaac B. Fears
Kkockport
William D. Sohier
Beverly
Australian Ballot Upsets Politicians in Massachusetts Meeting
Wardwell at Republican HQ explains canvass errors by town and city committees. Brackett’s statewide lead inflated, Democrats surprised, voting irregularities blamed on the Australian ballot. Swift arrives, questions jollification plans, Williams criticized. Burdett calls results hard to account for but not the committee’s fault.
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Wardwell
Republican State Committee
Brackett
Mr. Wardwell
Boston
Russell
John L. Swift
Wisconsin
George Fred Williams
Williams
Burdett
Democrats to Hold Juliification Meetings Tonight
The Democrats schedule events in Music Hall and Faneuil Hall tonight with Hon. P. A. Collins presiding. State ticket and congressional candidates are invited and expected to speak at both gatherings.
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Music Hall
P. A. Collins
Faneuil Hall
Chelsea Elects Prohibition Candidates In Four Wards
Chelsea holds a municipal election opening with Prohibition caucuses in four wards to nominate five council candidates per ward plus a school board candidate and five ward delegates to mayoralty and aldermanic conventions. Ward reports list delegates and council slates. Governor-elect Russell receives numerous congratulatory messages from Brackett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Prohibition
Common Council
Fletcher Osgood
William W. Stacey
Asa D. Prescott
Franklin P. Hatch
C. i. Manchester
A. D. Prescott
Lane Ames
William K. Smith
John L. Fox
Mary A. Osgood
Blondheim
J. Mi. Brown
Ci. L. Eastman
Co. Lamont
G. BE. Woodman
Paint and Play Club entertains at Union Hall
The Paint and Play Club of the Young Men's Christian Union staged The Midnight Lunch by H H Putnam and A Rice Pudding by E B Tiffany. Mme Dietrich Stone accompanied on piano. Stanley Lecture tickets go to public auction at 9 this morning in Music Hall with further sales and lectures planned for the 18th and 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union
Union Hall
Paint and Play Club
Bulfinch Place Chapel
H. H. Putnam
E. B. Tiffany
Mme. Dietrich Stone
Stanley
Music Hall
Ozias W. Pond
Pratt Becomes Southeast District Attorney in Landmark Victory
Harvey H. Pratt of Abinston, a 30 year old rising figure, wins the Southeastern District Attorney race by a 2523 vote margin over incumbent Wentworth. The seat marks the first Democratic DA in the region in decades amid Republican strength and a divided party after Judge Sumner's death. Pratt founded the Abington News at eighteen, later built a legal practice with John F. Simmons, and served in the Legislature in 1883 and 1889 representing the sixth Plymouth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey H. Pratt
Abinston
Judge Wentworth
Sumner
Pratt
Brackett
Wentworth
Abington News
John FP. Simmons
Register of Deeds
State Senate
Plymouth
Then and Now Advertiser excerpt shows change over time
The extract recalls the Advertiser as it was noting Hoar family ties in Cambridge and a remark that catarrh is a constitutional disease. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy affecting the whole system rather than local applications.
Libel for wages in yacht case in U S District Court
Libellant Carpenter A Hakanson sues Yacht Elf for a $60 balance claimed for wages on board the Elf. He asserts $80 monthly for part of the period and $40 for the rest. Defendant says $50 was the yacht season price and that sum has been paid. Boardman Hall represents the libellant ES Dodge represents the claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Carpenter
J. Alfred Hakanson
Elf
Libellant
Boardman Hall
ES. Dodge
Supreme Judicial Court Hearing Nov six case Calubn
Supreme Judicial Court on November six heard one case, Calubn. The rest of the list was disposed of by agreement or continued to next week.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Calubn
Supreme Judicial Court session opens with cases heard
Essex v. Nov 6 session lists Chief Justice Field and Justices as the bench. Docket includes Commonwealth v Homer over death by alleged medical malpraxis and dying deposition issues. City of Lynn v County Commissioners seeks mandamus to compel a truant school. Names and firm entries follow in scattered docket notes.
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Supreme Judicial Court Law
Hasem
Field
W. Allen, Knowlton
Devens
Holmes
DeWitt S. Clark
Commonwealth
Homer
Mary A. Roberts
City of
Lynn
Essex County
Adeline Curtis
Daniel F. George S Harris
Intley Et al
Ants
Ve Dohni
Harris
Willian Rand Vy
Hattie F
Jiansen
Superior Court First Session November 5 Summary
The First Session resumes with Low & Son vs thirty-one insurers as closing arguments near finish at noon. Second Session covers Stiles vs New England Telegraph & Telephone Co. and a tort action for $10,000 damages from injuries on Harrison Ave in 1888. Third and Fourth Sessions list numerous civil cases, with Fifth Session focused on divorce hearings and additional assigned divorce matters.
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Superior Court
Mason
C.J
Low & Son
Thompson
J. Stiles
New England Telegraph & Telephone Company
Harrison Avenue
D. D. Long
KK. Yodd
A. A. Strout
W. H. Coolidge
Hammond
Martin J. Morrisey
Edward B. Hosmer
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
B.C. Moulton
Charles I
Victor J. Lorine
Plant
N. B. Bryant
A. Sanford
Morrisey
New Lowell RK
No Ree CO
Russell Vy
Boston
Slattery
Kimerson
Sug
Ref. Co
Ressel
Boson
Lawrence
Stearns
Steven
Sine
McCarthy
Piteh
Hall
Hoodburg
Gurr
Briggs
Saxton
Towne
Sire
McClure
Sieson
Kelly
Forbush
Cobb
Totter
Baxter National Bank suit listed in Superior Court docket
In Superior Court docket No. 4025 the Baxter National Bank sues P. J. Talbot with Aurastis Russ and M. O. Adams for the plaintiff and William Gaston and J. E. Snow for the respondent. Other entries include cases Johnson v. Jones, Casey v. City of Boston, Tirrell v. Damon al, and Saime v. Merrill Mtg. Co. over Dibble cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Uiddie Sex
Cambridge
Dunbar
Baxter National Bank
Talbot
Aurastis Russ
William Gaston
J. E. Snow
Johnson
Probate Court Dedham Will Admissed and Administrators Appointed
Norfolk County probate records show wills admitted for Warren C. Moses Canton Florence E Hayes Hyde Park Edward Schofield Millis Ellen Baggerty Millis and administrators appointed for Crowell Hate Roxbury Dennis Manning Norwood Seth D Whitney Maria Bates Cohasset Patrick Kane Dedham William C G Higgins Quincy Caroline E Newcomb Cohasset Charles Summer J P Ingals Needham Edward Robert Cowan Toongabbie Australia Accou nts allowed under Emma L Harts Brookline and under the will of William D D Austin late of Dorchester and Mary P Clarke late of Roxbury.
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Norfolk County
Dedham
White
J. Wills
Warren C. Moses
Canton
Florence E. Hayes
Hyde Park
Edward Schofield
Millis
Ellen Baggerty
Crowell Hate
Roxbury
Dennis Manning
Norwood
Seth D. Whitney
Maria Bates
Cohasset
Patrick Kane
William CG. Higgins
Quincy
Caroline E. Newcomb
Charles Summer
J. P. Ingals
Needham
Edward Robert Cowan
Toongabbie
Australia
N.S. W
Accouns
Emma L. Harts
Brookline
Wiliam DD. Austin
Dorchester
Mary P. Clarke
Probate Court probate filings list executors and admins
Middlesex County Cambridge November 5 probate session presents wills for Margaret Grimes Malden Georgia Brown Weston Aggie J Harty Cambridge John Minchin Cambridge Kien Quinn Cambridge Mary M Holt Reading John Jones Marlboro John Morgan Marlboro Maurice Murphy Somerville Elijah C Swain Stoneham Lydia A Spalding Chelmsford Mary Annie pstevens Mt Vernon NH Administrations Isaac O Blunt Lowell Catherine R Richardson Framingham Adam Hemenway Framingham Jeremiah OConnor Framingham William Rock Framingham Catherine Smith Lowell Frederick McLean Lowell James Quinn
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Middlesex County
Cambridge
Dunbar
J. Wills
Margaret Grimes
Malden
Georgania
Brown
Weston
Aggie J. Harty
John Minchin
Kien Quinn
Cambrdge
Mary M. Holt
Reading
John Jones
Marlboro
John Morgan
Maurice Murphy
Somerville
Elijah C. Swain
Stonehaim
Lydia A. Spalding
Chelmsford
Mary
List of names linked to Dayton and surrounding towns
A roster of individuals from Lowell to Ashland including John D. Moxley Dayton John L. Cobb Natick George W. Hinckley Medford Eugenia E Curtis Medford Delia Ann Curtis Medford Martha Beard Arlington Nancy Smith Reading Lucy Sawtell Waltham Henrietta W Hastings Kittrell N C Mary E Peterson Everett Abbie Shea Somerville Mary T Taylor Somerville Herodotus Wellington Cambridge Joseph Dulong Winchester Almira Perkins Woburn Mary E Temple Ashland Charles E Spring Holliston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Perkins
Woburn
Mary E. Temple
Ashland
Charles E. Spring
Holliston
Municipal Court Docket First and Second Sessions
The municipal court list shows cases with docket numbers and parties including Johnson v Mansfield, Buggbee v Raynor, Green v Kopelman, Phillips v Nickerson, Merce v OConnor, Sands v Fitzpatrick, Lake v Curr, Herman v Lewis, Hitchings v Martin, Shiunger v Raperport, Fober v Ham, Jacobs v Northup, Noone v Wig Bin, Ghanin v May, with judges Harpy and Parmenter presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Mansfield
Buggbee
Raynor
Hitchings
Corner stone ceremony at Free Church of St Mary East Boston
Notes from the city announce the corner stone laying for the Free Church of St Mary for sailors at Cottage Street and Marginal Street East Boston next Saturday at 7 p.m. Dr. Phillips Brooks will preside with assistants Rev. Frederick B. Allen and Rev. R. W. Plant. Also announced are Kasson’s lecture on diplomacy and Machiavelli, John Fiske’s six lectures on Ancient America, and the November Unitarian Club meeting at the Vendome with ministerial education discussions and dinner at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Church of St
Macciavelli
United States
John Fiske
America
Old South Meetinghouse
Unitarian Club
Hotel Vendome
Francis Greenwood Peabody
D.D
Grindall Reynolds
Edward A. Horton
William I. Lawrence
Alexander 3. Wheeler
Evolution of School Reading Books discussed by NHG Society
The New England Historic Genealogical Society met on Somer set Street to hear Thomas Cushing of Boston present a paper on the Evolution of School Reading Books tracing Greek and Roman primers Luther and Henry VII, and America with the First Class Book by John Pierpont in 1824. Members and guests noted influential works shaping taste. deaths and memberships were reported, and a Washington portrait bequeathed to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
Thomas Cushing
Boston
Luther
Germany
Henry VII
England
John Pierpont
Henry Barnard
Hartford
Conn
Moses Conant Warren
Brookline
W. Pf. Tilden
A.M
Milton
L. Stetson
Somerville
James Bryce
D.C.L
London
Enz
WV. C. Williamson
Alexander $.Wheeler
A.B
Eugene B. Hagar
J. H. ,Trumpull
L.H.D
Political class opens sixth season at Church vestry
The ladies political class held its sixth season opening in the vestry of the Church of the Disciples. After studying Martin's Civil Government, Professor Dewey discussed Publicity as a Basis for Political Progress for 118 readers. Next topic will be What Has Been Done by the Fifty-first Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Disciples
Martin
Davis R. Dewey
Institute of Technology
Acknowledgment of Coffee House Support 1890 to 1891
Public notice lists donors and amounts aiding coffee house work in fall and winter 1890 91 including Trinity Church Lenox St Pauls Stockbridge Frank H Beebe Mrs Emily W Appleton Mrs Emily A Beebe Waldo Fay George C Shattuck and others with totals 757 dollars through October and November 1 1890 91 Boston area funds as recorded by J D W French treasurer 160 State Street Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. W. French
State Street
Boston
Frank H. Beebe
Esa
Emily W. Appleton
Emily A. Beebe
B. Schiesinger
Waldo B. Fay
George C
Shattuck
Esq- Liga
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Enius
Zoo
Devoud
Massachusetts Historical Society
Boston Common
Ciizen
State House
New York
Washington
James Otis
Copley Square
Trinity Church
Latger
Hlancock
John and
Samel Adams
Elbridge Gerry
Robert Treat Paine
Grou
Williiam Wilkins Warren
A. H. Rice
Children’s Friend Society
Park Street Church
the Christian Alliance
General Court
Senate
House
Cape District
John Simpkins
Yarmouth
Francis H. Raymond
Somer
Hampden County
F. KE. Carpenter
Springfield
William Provin
Westfield
Arthur B. Breed
Willam Stopford
Aaron Low
Essex
Benjamin I. Brickett
Joseph M. Bradley
Andover
Frank Southwick
Peabody
Worcester County
John R. Thayer
Worcester
George W. Cooke
Charles Haggerty
Southovridge
A. 5S
Pinkerton
Berkshire-Hampden
Berkshire County
H. Torrey Cady
Plymouth County
Isaac N. Nutter
East Bridgewater
Hampshire
Sydney P. Smith
Athol
Franklin County
Wilder P. Clark
Winchendon
Benjamin P. Pickering
William E. Meade
William H. Stearns
Jem
Henry C. Sparhawk
Marblehead
Edwin A. Tibbetts
John d. Salter
Charles A. Baker
William D. Hodges
Nahant
Charles M. Bachelor
Nathan B. Floyd
Stephen A. Hickox
Williamstown
Pure
A. J. Bucklin
Adams
Ebenezer Shaw
Windsor
William Turtle
Pittfield
Ft. F. Reed
Pittsfield
C. E. Hinckley
Lee
John P. Pomeroy
Great Barrington
Henry W. Lington
Monterey
Myron T. Corbett
Bernardston
F. A. Godaard
Orange
S. E. Ripley
Montaszue
James W. Clarp
Deerfield
Charles B. Newell
Rowe
Lucien Lord
Morton EE. Converse
Winchoe
Augustus Ilowe
Charles T. Fletcher
Lancaster
Aaron O. Wilder
Leominster
Michael J. Murray
Henry C. Wheaton
W. Hi. Rice
Eugene M. Moriarty
Atlas
James H. Mellin
Patrick J. Quinn
Jens
F. B. White
H. G. Walt
Jacob Holden
Hampshire County
Pak - Barney
I. Wetherell
Southampton
E. A. Atkins
Plainfield
M. HH. Dacd
South Tadly
Smith
Amherst
hLysander Shurston
Enfield
James W. Willox
Blandford
Sem
Demn
James Raimaze
Holyoke
Met
W. P. Buckley
Alo
Eugene J. O'Neil
Chicopee
John McFethries
Onry
Dickinson
Yale
Herman Buckholz
Flkanal Kimney
William J. Wright
J. KE. O. Prouty
Scituate
Thomas Weston
Hingham
E. C. Waterman
Hanover
Benjamin I. Peterson
Whatman
Charles W. Turner
Middleboro
Derm
Amos Stunting
East Dringewater
Edward FE
Josiah Quincey
Zachariah D. Bicknell
Weymouth
James F. Burke
B. H. Woodsum
Braintree
Henry W. Britton
Stoughton
Robert P. Cane
Erastus P. Carpenter
Foxboro
Nathan H. Fales
Norfolk
Frank Harding
Medueld
Isaac McLean
Archibald M. Howe
Andrew Jj, Rady
Elmer H. Bright
Stephen Anderson
Charles W. Henderson
Malcolm Rideout
SB. Howard
Charles Moore
Waltham
Henry
Richard
Barrett
Concord
Charles W. Flint
Patrick J. Savage
Lowell
Fred N. Weir
George B. McKen
Francis C. Curtis
Aaron C. Hanley
Acton
Samuel P. Williams
Townsend
Dukes County
Ulysses E. Mayhew
Tisbury, Nd
Larnstable County
Nathan Edson
Barnstable
George Fh. Clarke
Falmouth
John Kendrick, Jr
Orleans
Robert Bb, Jenkins
Wellfleet
Rchoes
Republican Committee
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
ExEcutive Department
William J. Russell
J. Q. A. Brackett
Mr. Russell
Willliam C. Enphorr
New Orveeans
Old Commonwealth
Joseph A. Shakespeare
James G. Clark
Wright Schaumburg
William J. Behan
Farrar, Jones & KrRutzschmitt
Glnss MorGan
Portland, Mo
Wiiel
William L. Putnam
the Paint and Play Club
Sir
Sherman
Hoar
Ebenezer
Judge Hoar
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Foley Wes A Akeise
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Hayward
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Rogers v. Coop. I. Foundry
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Sttaplees
Harpy
Parmenter
Historic Genealogical
Society
Lenox
St. Paul’s Church
Stockbridge
Oiseewiederee
Rus ¢ LA
Europe
G. O. Taylor
Graves & Sons
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