Complete Returns Show Greenhalge Plurality Around Thirty Five Thousand
The Massachusetts election results place Mr. Greenhalge ahead by about 34 105 to 35 000 in rough figures while the Associated Press lists totals for Banks and Russell and the Democratic and Republican gains. Officials will verify the complete mass of figures but the general margin favors the Republican candidate with a net gain of around 40 000 compared with 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Greenhalge
Associated Press
Executive Council
Banks
Russell
Allen
Row
Kimball
Legislature Returns Split Gains in Senate and House
The legislature shows Republican gains in both chambers with four new Senate members and thirteen House seats filled as districts report. The roster spans Suffolk Norfolk Plymouth Barnstable Dukes Nantucket Worcester and Hampshire Franklin Berkshire and names many Republican and a few Democratic appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
General Court
Suffolk
Middlesex
Essex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Vane
Bristol
Cape
Eater
Worcester
Worcester-Hampshire
Franklin
Berkshire
Hampshire
R. D. Ing
Barnstable
Dukes
Nantucket
Hampden
Soncees
Boston Politicians Named in Party Ticket List
A long list from Boston names 18 pairs of individuals, with designations R or D, including Bates Wood Donovan Sullivan Hayes Mahoney Cressy McCarthy Graham O'Brien McInery Ryder Murphy Toland Donovan McLaughlin Meyer Teamnoh Cook Spring Robbins Russell Quinn Toomey Gehry Kelly Gleason Kinnaly Casey McMarrow N Murphy Rosnosky Doyle Hayes Hibbard Lovett Fallon Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Johnl. Bates
Boston
Frank C. Wood
William J. Donovan
Benjamin D. Sullivan
James E. Hayes
John Mahoney
Myron D. Cressy
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
William T. Graham
Michael J. O'Brien
W. H. McIinery
Martin F. Ryder
Timothy F. Murphy
Cornelius H. Toland
William F. Donovan
Hugh McLaughlin
George von L. Meyer
Robert T. Teamnoh
George A. Hibbard
George E. Lovett
Thomas E. Fallon
Timothy Holland
Two Things About Catarrh in the Head
Professor Gross calls catarrh a constitutional disease with local symptoms. Dr. Dio Lewis argues it is a disease of the man, not just the nose, making snuffs ineffective. A constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and strengthens the system to cure catarrh. Thousands report relief after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross
Dio Lewis
Hood's Cures Hood's Pills list Boston area names
A lengthy list shows various individuals from Boston and surrounding towns, including Boston D and R party designations, with several other communities such as Chelsea Cambridge Somerville and Medford represented. The fragment appears to catalog names, locales, and party affiliations in a roll-like record.
Roster of names and towns in regional listing
The document lists voters or residents by name and town for several communities including Dedham Brookline Hyde Park Canton Weymouth Braintree Stoughton Walpole Medway Wellesley and Lanes for districts 1 through 9. It pairs each person with their residence and party designation where shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Humphrey
Dedham
Charles H. Utley
Brookline
Francis W. Darling
Hyde Park
Thomas E. Grover
Canton
J. H. Flint
Weymouth
Charles L. Hammond
Quincy
George L. Wentworth
John Kelley
Braintree
Newell D. Atwood
Stoughton
Charles H. Hartshorn
Walpole
Clark P. Harding
Medway
Henry A. Whitney
Bellingham
Oliver C. Livermore
Wellesley
List of Names and Residences in Barnstable County
A compiled roster lists residents with surnames and towns in Barnstable County. Included are William H. Drew Plymouth R and James J. Crown Brockton D among others, with designations R or D noted after each name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Edward B. Atwood
Plymouth, R
Hiram A. Monk
Brockton
William H. Drew
Plymouth
William H. Burgess
Kingston
Albert F. Barker
Hanson
Thomas Weston
Hingham
Melvin S. Nash
Hanover
Franklin P. Harlow
Whitman
Noah Hammond
Mattapoisett
George L. Soule
Middleboro
James C. Leach
Bridgewater
James J. Crown
A. L. Eldredge
F. D. Hathaway
List of voters by county and town in Massachusetts
Dukes County Otis Foss Cottage City Nantucket County Anthony Smalley Nantucket Burrill Porter Jr North Attleboro Reed Seekonk Alfred V Rogerson Mansfield John C Alden Taunton Robert C Brown Taunton George P Cutler Taunton James L Gillingham Fairhaven Samuel Ross New Bedford Isaac B Tompkins New Bedford George M Eddy New Bedford Charles P Rugg New Bedford John A Macomber Westport Joseph F Mooney Fall River William Moran Fall River James J Sullivan Fall River Walter J D Bullock Fall River David F Slade Fall River Charles 8 Chase Dighton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Coffin
Salisbury
John J. Prevaux
Amesbury
Samuel W. George
Haverhill
Thomas E. St. John
Granville E. Foss
Methuen
Robert A. Richardson
Thomas A. Brooks
Lawrence, D
John M. Lynch
Lawrence
John H. Derbyshire
Lawrence, R
John Haigh
Charles Green
Andover
Joseph B. Poor
Topsfield
Oliver B. Merrill
Newburyport
Edward A. Hale
Philip E. Clark
Ipswich
Howard G. Lane
Gloucester
Clarence E. Richardson
Jacob Tucker
J. Loring Woodfall
Rockport
George A. Galloupe
Beverly
John D. H. Gauss
Salem
Cyrus A. Jordan
William D. Dennis
Benjamin Day
Marblehead
George H. Newhall
Lynn
Edward W. Pinkham
Edward P. Johnson
John B. Newhall
Lee Beckford
George Higgins
William Henry Hutchinson
Bristol County
Burrill Porter, Jr
North Attleboro
C. R. Reed
Seekonk
Alfred V. Rogerson
Mansfield
John C. Alden
Taunton
Robert C. Brown
George P. Cutler
James L. Gillingham
Fairhaven
Samuel Ross
New Bedford
I. R
Isaac B. Tompkins
George M. Eddy
Charles P. Rugg
John A. Macomber
Westport
Joseph F. Mooney
Fall River
William Moran
James J. Sullivan
Walter J. D. Bullock
David F. Slade
Charles
Chase
Dighton
List of named voters and representatives by town
A roster lists individuals by name and town or district including Waldo Bates Phillipston Gardner Samuel Gleason Theodore Parker Winchendon James Cook Barre William Wheeler North Brookfield Edwin Goodell Brookfield John Bacon Spencer Joseph Blanchard Southbridge Orrin Joslin Oxford James Ferguson Millbury Irenaeus Lowe Northbridge Charles Carroll Milford Michael Tuite Blackstone Arthur Hastings Berlin Bowera Hathaway Westboro with party affiliations shown in shorthand R for Republican D for Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Waldo Bates
Phillipston
Samuel S. Gleason
Gardner, R
Theodore K. Parker
Winchendon
James O. Cook
Barre
William H. Wheeler
Hubbardston
Orrin F. Joslin
Oxford
James H. Ferguson
Millbury
Irenaeus H. Lowe
Northbridge
Charles W. Carroll
Milford
Michael Tuite
Blackstone
Arthur Hastings
Berlin
Bowera C. Hathaway
Westboro
Mrs Mary C Smith Recovers from Chronic Disease
Mrs Mary C Smith of Roslindale Massachusetts describes a severe six month illness after influenza. She credits Dr Dewey for curing her stomach heart and breathing problems and states the cure is permanent with renewed appetite and strength. Her husband Henry R Smith supports the testimonial and notes referrals to Dr Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Roberts Street
Roslindale
Mass
Henry R. Smith
Massachusetts
Mary C. Smith
Free two weeks treatment offered by Dr. Dewey at Hotel Pelham
Dr. Dewey announces two weeks free treatment and medicines at five dollars a month for catarrh bronchitis lung troubles dyspepsia rheumatism kidney skin and blood issues. He is located at Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston street corner Tremont with offices open till 8 pm except Sundays 10 to 4 pm.
Governor-Elect to Fill Broad Array of Commissions
The incoming governor faces many expiring commissions through January to August. Notable terms ending include Tilly Haynes, Edward Lathrop, Fisher Ames, and David P Kimball, with renewals and new trustees for multiple lunatic hospitals and hospitals. Additional resignations and appointments are planned for March to August across hospitals, railroads, education, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilly Haynes
William Wheeler
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Edward H. Lathrop
Inland Fisheries and Game
Fisher Ames
Eilbridge Cushman
State Board of Agriculture
George E. Mitchell
John F. Dowsley
Board of Registration In Dentistry
George Stedman
Starkes Whiton
Savings Banks
Alice Freeman Parker
State Board of Education
William Lee
Board of Police
Elisha
Converse
Soldiers’ Home
Rufus R. Wade
Abram L. Richards
Metropolitan Park Commission
Messrs. Lowell
Howditch and Brooks
Norwegian System Commission
Arthur Lincoln
Trustee State Library
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
State Military and Naval
Herbert M. Federden
Trustee Medical Institute
William E. McClintock
Improvement of Highways Commission
John FE. Sanford
Henry W. Swift
Harbor and Land Commission
Calvin L. Hartshorn
Dairy Bureau
Board of Agriculture
Charles H. Walcott
Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
John C. Soley
Massachusetts Nautical Training School
John T. Wheelwright
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Charles Theodore Russell, Jr
Civil Service Commission
Frank W. Jones
Albert C. Burrage
Tuesday's Surprise How the Elections Are Viewed at Washington
Republicans express surprise at the magnitude of victory and assign causes to free silver Democrats and fear of a revenue tariff bill. They say the rout spans the nation, with big changes centered in manufacturing hubs and concern for business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Democratic Congress
New York Election Tide Shifts Legislature and Secretary Race
The returns show a Republican victory margin of 34,680 for Palmer in Secretary of State and an 89,669 win for Bartlett over Maynard. Corrected totals place the Senate Republicans 18 to 13 Democrats with 1 Independent Democrat, and Assembly Republicans 53 to 1 Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palmer
Bartlett
Maynard
Senate
Assembly
Pennsylvania Republicans set new state wide majorities in 1892 election
Philadelphia reports indicate Pennsylvania will exceed 110 000 in Republican gains with Jackson leading for state treasurer by 120 161 and Fell for Supreme judge trailing Jackson by a few thousand. Nine counties that voted Democratic in 1891 swung to Republicans this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Grant
Greeley
Jackson
Fell
Supreme Judge
Jackson Leads Iowa Gubernatorial Race Amid Local Option Signals
Early returns from about 640 precincts show Jackson ahead of Boies for governor by about 11,760 votes, with the statewide plurality near 35,000 and expected to rise to 40,000. Republicans win 65 to 68 of 99 counties, likely a 30 seat Republican majority on joint ballot, and anti Prohibitionists to be elected to the General Assembly, suggesting a local option measure may pass next year. Prohibition and Populist votes fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jackson
Boies
General Assembly
Increase for Woman Suffrage Gains in Interior Vote
Denver report shows a growing majority for woman suffrage with about 2500 in favor from interior returns. Opposition centered in southwestern counties and results may rise further as more areas report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Judges in Illinois Republicans Secure Clean Bench Wins
Chicago returns show all Republican judicial candidates elected by solid margins. J Henry Kraft the Socialist loses. Republicans praise Judge Gary's seventh election amid opposition from the governor and city administration. The full ticket for county commissioners appears set, with George Edmanson possibly defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Henry Kraft
Gary
George Edmanson
McKinley Jr Reports Large Ohio Legislature Majority
From Columbus Ohio Daily Mail and Express revised returns up to noon show William McKinley Jr claims a statewide plurality of 80000. Legislature results list House Republicans 84 Democrats 23 and Senate Republicans 23 Democrats 8, the largest Republican majority in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mail and Express
Columbus
The
House
Senate
William McKinley, JR
Massachusetts Governor-Elect Greenhalge Receives Telegram
Governor-elect Greenhalge yesterday received a congratulatory telegram from ex-President Harrison. Harrison lauded Massachusetts for applying lessons of experience with Yankee quickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhalge
Harrison
Massachusetts
Cambridge Aldermen Accept City Solicitor Resignation
At the regular meeting the Cam bridge Board of Aldermen accepted the resignation of City Solicitor Charles J. McIntire and postponed the selection of a successor for one week. A recount for Ward 2 Representatives was set for next Saturday at 4 p m, after a close result with Coakley beating Houllahan by eight votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Charles J. McIntire
Coakley
Houllahan
Cass Named Postmaster of Salem in Recess Appointment
William F. Cass of Salem received word he has a recess appointment as postmaster succeeding W. H. Merrill who was removed. Cass, now in the morocco business, sits on the city Board of Aldermen and will send his bond to Washington for approval then assume the office within about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Cass
Salem
Senate
W. H. Merrill
Cass
Washington
Morocco
Music Hall
Charity Club Hospital
New England
Bumstead Hall
Delsarte
Liliputians
Schlesinger
Brookline
Fred L. Ames
Tap
Carney Hospital Hosts Annual East Armory Festival
The Carney Hospital festival opened at East Armory on East Newton Street featuring floral booths, stage entertainments by the John Boyle O'Reilly band, prize chances, tables of gifts and fancy items, and a plan to raise funds to ease the charity’s debt. The event showcased a large turnout, festive decor, and community support through numerous presentations and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Hospital
East Armory
East Newton Street
Armory
John Boyle O'Reilly
Natick
Thomas J. Callahan
St. Joseph's
Roxbury
Martin Fay
Church of the Immaculate Conception
E. C. Brady
St. Francis de Sales
J. T. Murray
St. Mary’s
North End
Mary Crowley
St. Patrick's
Thomas Prendergast
E. A. MacDonald
Gate of Heaven
John Boyle O’reilly
Sherman and
Morisey
Cornet
Harry Cahill
Girards
Farmer
Hayseed
Acme Six
Boyle O'Reilly
Bentley Brothers
Swordsman Debuts as Official Organ for Fencing League
The first issue of the Swordsman, official journal of the Amateur Fencers' League of America, arrives with enthusiastic coverage of the sport. Editor Dr. Edward Breck of the Boston Fencing Club steers a bright publication praised for its subject mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swordsman
Italian Banker Charged in Larceny Case Spread
Inspector Leggett secured a warrant on three larceny counts against Antonio Caruso the Italian banker. The charges involve Generoso Goldoriso who paid $80 Nicola Tozzo $60 and Guiseppe Raimondo $5. Twenty three cases listed with total amount about $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Leggett
Antonio Caruso
Generoso Qoldoriso
Nicola Tozzo
Guiseppe Raimondo
Lawyer Weeks arraigned for grand larceny in Fish estate case
Francis H. Weeks was brought back from Costa Rica and arraigned before Recorder Smyth in the Court of General Sessions. He pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing $75,000 from the estate of Mrs. Nicholas Fish and was sentenced to ten years at Sing Sing with hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis H. Weeks
Costa Rica
Smyth
Court of General Sessions
Nicholas Fish
Weeks
Sing Sing
Pardon Committee Considers Michael J Whelley
The pardon committee will meet at 9 30 at the State House to review Michael J Whelley’s pardon application. He has sat in Charlestown State prison since 1882 for felonious assault on Lizzie D Rich with Warden Bridges praising his conduct and State Inspector Dyson reporting to Governor Russell on prior arrests and alleged assaults in 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Michael J. Whelley
Whelley
Charlestown
Lizzie D. Rich
Bridges
Dyson
Russell
Worcester
M. W. Whelley
Sarah B. Puffer
Fitchburg
Courageous Rosina Vokes Performs Through Distress
Friends fear a pulmonary illness but she denies it. An obstinate chest cold and radical symptoms troubled her at the Tabor Opera House last night. She often turned away from the audience to hide a harsh coughing fit during the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rosina Vokes
Tabor Opera House
Funeral for Ex-Alderman Burrage Attended by Many Friends
The funeral for ex-Alderman Alvah A Burrage from the family home at 282 Newbury Street drew a large attendance. Services were led by Rev. Thomas Van Ness of the Second Unitarian Church and Rev. E A Horton. Interment followed at Mt. Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah A. Burrage
Newbury Street
Thomas van Ness
Second Unitarian Church
E. A. Horton
Mt. Auburn
Miners Strike Near Nanaimo Over Wages
In Nanaimo on November 8 miners from East Wellington Coal Company walked out after the firm refused to consider a proposed wage scale aligned with the Vancouver Coal Company. The mine may close for an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Nanaimo
B. C
East Wellington Coal Company
Vancouver Coal Company
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Mr. Greenhalge
Legislature
Gefh
Albert S. Burnham
Revere
George N. Swallow
John F. Fitzgerald
Jeremiah H. Mullane
George P. Sanger
Edward J. Leary
S. Stillman Blanchard
John F. Cronan
Francis W. Kittredge
Middlesex County
William B. Lawrence
Medford
Henry S. Milton
Waltham
William B. Durant
Cambridge
Maurice F. Coughlin
Holliston
Elisha H. Shaw
Chelmsford
Charles F. Brown
Reading
Peter J. Braley
Lowell
Eugene A. Bessom
Francis T. Berry
Sylvanus Smith
Edwin G. Frothingham
Samuel L. Sawyer
Danvers
George L. Gage
Norfolk County
John F. Merrill
Robert S. Grey
Walpole, R
J. Lewis Austin
James O. Neill
William M. Butler
Barnatchie
Dukes and
Nantucket Counties
John Kenrick, Jr
Orleans, R
Hempden
Stephen Salisbury
Edwin B. Harvey
Ledyard Bill of Paxton
Joel D. Miller
Leominster
George H. B. Green
Belchertown
R. Franklin
Joseph F. Bartlett
Montague
B. F. Lyford
Springfield
Elias P. Ford
Holyoke
R. Berkshire
Gilbert L. Jewett
North Adams
R. Berkshire-Hampshire
John B. Ripley
Chelsea, R
Dre Co
Daniel C. Casey
John J. Hoar
John S. Richardson
George M. Scates
Richard Sullivan
Charles F. Sturtevant
James A. Tilden
Frederic W. Bliss
John BH. Tuttle
Granville A. Fuller
James J. Myers
John E. Parry
Daniel H. Coakley
Frederick W. Dallinger
John T. Shea
William M. Townsend
Warren F. Spalding
Charles H. Crane
Somerville
Allen F. Carpenter
Robert Duddy
George E. Fowle
Woburn
James A. Bailey
Arlington
John E. Abbott
Watertown
Dwight Chester
Newton
Edward H. Estabrooks
F. H. Bradford
C. O. Morrill
Matthew H. Merriam
Lexington
Solon O. Holt
North Reading
Daniel Murphy
James S. Murphy
Owen M. Donahue
F. S. Bennett
Tyngsboro
Hther S. Foss
William H. I. Hayes
Philip J. Farley
Edward H. Wilson
William A. Lenihan
Hopkinton
Walter Adams
Framingham
William C. Wight
Charles Favreau
Marlboro
Louis P. Howe
James F. Sweeney
George H. Bixby
Groton
Edward A. Hubbard
Ashby
Essex County
Barnatable County
Henry H. Fisk
Dennis
George BE. White
Sandwich
John E. Perry
Chatham
Heman
Cook
Provincetown
Dukes County
Otis Foss
Cottage City, R
Nantucket County
Anthony Smalley
Nantucket, R
Woreeaster County
Charles W. Delvey
North Brookfield
Edwin B. Goodell
Brookfield
John E. Bacon
Spencer, D
Joseph BD. Blanchard
Southbridge
Charles G. Bancroft
Clinton, R
Fred H. Bates
Sterling, R
Edward F. Blodgett
Clarentine de Ferson
John E. Kellogg
Alfred S. Roe
William P. Searls
Eugene M. Moriarty
James H. Mellen
James F. Melaven
Henry Y. Simpson
Joseph B. Knox
Eben F. Thompson
Franklin County
Dana Malone
Greenfield
J. B. Farley
Orange
Erastus C. Coy
Turner's Falls
Pharcellus D. Bridges
Deerfield
Henry A. Howard
Colrain
Hampshire County
George C. Erving
Enfield, R
Berkshire County
Carlton T. Phelps
S. Smith Joy
William S. Jenks
Adams
Samuel M. Raymond
Hinsdale
William ‘Lolman
Pittsfield
Chester B. Scudder
Dalton
Jarvis Norcott
Becket
Theodore S. Giddings
Great Barrington
Dwight Boardman
Suffield
Newsboys
Post, Herald, Globe
Colorado
Empire State
Iowa
Illinois
M'Kinley
Cash & Credit
Hanover Street
Upflicht
the Swordsman
WEES
Purchasers’ Directory
Vous Scy
Portland
Sudbury Streets
M. Drennan
la Grange Street
A. W. Davis, Co
Northamton
Crown
G. P. Wiesell
Aker’s
Winthrop M. Baker
Atlantic Ave
Baldwin Bros. CO
7 Exchange PI
Con, Stock Exchange
Eliot Stree
Eliot St
T Bird Store
LO Central St
Stedman & Kellogg
Congress St
L. Whiting & Son CO
Purchance Streets
Lower Pee
H. M. Kinports
Washington St
LA PrGasus
St. Boro Rh
la Proteus
Putrina
LA Remus
Jonah Jacobs
Pereral Streezt
Bostoon
H&rrick's Mercantile Collection Agency
Cort Street
Ccident Insurance
U. S. Mutual Accident Ass'n. Ishop & Robinson
Milk St
Ewelers
Neravi Gro
H. Gao
H. Richards
Dr. & Con
Lonny Washington St God Heat
F. Whipple
Sargent Laundry Co
IGHT
Goddard
Sao
Sargent & Haat
Tee! New
Hale’s
Elm St
Schiool Stree
N. E. Phonograph CO
Bannon
Thorton
Sikes
Charden
Clumber
Bostom
Linnoced Street
John H. Abcock
F. A. Seto F
A. Searle
Child & CC & CO
Priabies
Hydro- v Taricoceles
CELES
Opal
DE. Parker
Columbus Av
Ea TE
DAVIS
Avon
Goodrich
Sewing Machine Emporium
Maynard Place
J. N. Leach
Fasickness Brugh
Frances E. Willard
L. Wetherbee & CO
Charlestons St
Hewes & Mayo CO
Cornhill
A. P. Boyce
Lyman Gibbs & CO
Tremont Row
Skirt Press Koon
Streets
T. Taylor
Irving
Hotel Pelham
Cor
Boylston and
Tremont
S. T. Taylor
I. C. Woodward
French Pattern Rooms
West St
Alice F. Brety
Exchange L
M. F. Casey
Beacon Street
Westchester Park
Westland Avenue
M. L. Nelson
M. D
State of Mass
Boyiston
WM. T. Henan
Maonf'r
Otis St
Lewis Jones & Son
Lagrands Street
Pittock & Lavery
Lencon St
Muas
Mery Wheels
Machinists Polishers'& Nickel
J. Scott
Pearl Street
HL. C. Wilcoms & Co
Arch St
Fumerson Piano CO
Boylston Street
the Common
Cowin Morse
Sam’s
May
Reson
Notel Pelham
Boylston
Mes. DE. J. Bishoy
Ge. Ham & Coo
Charlestown St
Jiuman
A. R. Specht
Winter St
Src
Ae Charles ‘Town
Federal St
Bedford al
Lamson & Hubbard’s
Allen Bros, Manufacturers
Watt
Thomas F. Swan
Pardon
Miss Vokes
Burrage
Music
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