On to Death at Clyde Park in Last Hurdles Race
The final day of Clyde Park races ends in tragedy as Doctor unseats his rider and dies after a fatal crash at the water jump. Spectators and officials rush to aid the fallen jockey Mr Codman, who perishes from catastrophic injuries, while Doctor also dies within minutes. The accident shocks Brookline and Cambridge society, casting a pall over steeplechase racing past the Myopia and Country clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Park
Dreadnaught
Falconer
Oneida Chief
Doctor
Biddy Malone
Emigrant
Francis Codman
Biddy Milone
Mr. Timmers
Mr. Weaver
Mr. Codman
Francis Peabody, Jr
R. C. Hooper
Codman
Pony hurdle race at Cigprin Park yields close finishes
At Cigprin Park on Nov 7 a five furlong pony hurdle event offered $50 to the winner, $25 to the record, and a $5 entrance with 150 pounds base, seven pounds allowance for horses under 14.1 hands. Juggler, Cocky, Cow Boy and others contested, with close outcomes and notes of an accident in the pink coat hunter steeplechase where Emigrant won after both Emigrant and Oneida Chief fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigprin Park
H. Wright
Mr. Wright
Poudas
R. B. Belmont
G. Cocky
Belmont
A. H. Barney
B. G
7 . Chase
Emigrant
Oneida Chief
James Parker
Parker
W.F. Weld
StedMan
G. Y. L Meyer
M. Brady Malone
Weaver
Timmins
B.g. Preadnaught
Saltonstall Picks Up Congratulatory Day as Collector Select
A morning letter and a flood of callers marked Hon. Leverett Saltonstall’s day as the collector select. He met Samuel N. Dyer Jr., ex mayor Prince, Thomas Gargan, George Brine, and James H. Carleton among others, all praising him while he awaited official Washington word and his commission. He said the details of the change were not yet decided and he could not enter duties until the commission arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverett Saltonstall
Saltonstall
Samuel N. Dyer, Jr
Dyer
Board of Health
Prince
Thomas J. Gargan
Gargan
George R. Brine
Brine
James H. Carleton
Haverhill
Custom House
Washington
Heirs to Millions Cast for Barker Family Fortune
Boston Cambridge and Newburyport heirs Sixty Barker siblings of C H Barker Sr expect a 7 5 million pound fortune from London aunt Mrs Mary Ann Thurban. Charles H Barker Jr a Boston resident received a power of attorney request from Albert J Pratt, a Boston lawyer, claiming inheritance. The aunt died recently and the estate is expected to settle soon with heirs in Cambridge Boston Paris and Newburyport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
Charles H. Barker
Albert J. Pratt
Boston
Barker
London
Pratt
Mary Ann Thurban
William Wilton Barker
C.H. Barker
Mr. Barker
Harvard University
Cambridge
Paris
Springfield Postmaster Edward Chapin named Bank Commissioner
Edward P Chapin of Springfield is appointed and confirmed as bank commissioner to fill the vacancy created by Gatchells resignation. A Springfield native about 50 years old he has served in the post office department since 1847 and held the Springfield postmaster position. He previously worked with the Boston and Albany railroad and in chemical and paper pulp businesses. He has been an alderman in Springfield and served in the War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward FP. Chapin
Sprinfield
Edward P. Chapin
Springfield
Gatchell
Chapin
Boston and Albany Railroad
Post Office
Death by own action of M. J. Costello in New York
A well dressed man registered as F. L. Jones at Cooper Union Hotel and was found dead in bed the day after. He is believed to have suicided with morphine, leaving $83, a gold watch, keys and a tag stamped M. J. Costello. His home is Clinton, Massachusetts. He attempted death by own action at Sturtevant House on Monday, with no known motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cooper Union Hotel
Third Avenue
St. Mark’s Place
F. L. Jones
M. J. Costello
Clinton
Mass
Sturtevant House
Eight Men Convicted of Rape Sentenced to Life
In Ottawa on November 11 eight young men once regarded as respectable were found guilty of rape at the assizes and all received life imprisonment. The courtroom scene during sentencing was described as agonizing. Separately, ads note Roll Top Desks and office furniture at low prices from Aloes Furniture Co. 48 Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oitawa, Ont
Aloes Furniture Co
Canal Street
Angontars Bitters Appe Tizer Formorator Across World
Advert describes Angontars Bitters as a world renowned appe tizer and formorator now used globally. Urges readers to ask grocer or druggist for genuine article manufactured by De J G B Sie ger & Bons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angontars
de. J. G. B. Sieger. & Bons
Many Letters False Reports About General Collins
Washington November reports show Democrats and Independents in Massachusetts praising Mr. Saltonstall for the Boston port collectorship. The President denies any rift with General Collins and holds him in high regard. Plans emerge for monuments to Grant and McClellan in Washington, with sites eyed near Fourth to Sixth streets and nearby circles. Colonel Wilson advocates a Grant memorial in Presidents Park or in the nearby circle. McClellan memorials may seek park or ellipse locations. Personal notes cover new assistant secretary, Senate prospects for Barbour, and postmaster appointments in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Massachusetts
Saltonstall
Boston
Collins
Little Mac
General McClellan
Arlington
New Jersey
War Department
Congress
Sewell
McPherson
Thelower
House of Representatives
Senate
Wilson
McClellan
Grant
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth Streets
South Carolina Avenue
Garfield
Presidents’ Park
White House
Smith
Coon
Fairchild
John S. Barbour
Ross Mahone
Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia
Daniel
Maine
Athens
A. C. Wade
Fremont
Emma F. Benson
Penobscot
Nora Mitchell
Montville
James L. Twitchell
Cambridge
George Mitchell
Bucksport
Charles A. Avery
New Hampshire
Hillsboro
John P. Gibson
Vermont
Hinesburgh
Anson H. Weed
Royalston
Lyman C. Clarke
Rhode Island
Watch Hill
Winston N. York
Ireland's Weal or Woe urges Irish unity and crisis
John Boyle O'Reilly warned at Carl's Opera House New Haven that a crisis looms as Ireland's supporters organize to halt gold flows aiding Ireland. He argued England aims to provoke violence to justify military control while 40 million Irish worldwide will answer Ireland's call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Carl’s Opera House
John Boyle O'Reilly
Ireland
America
England
Dark Dyings in Diamonds Capture of New York thieves
Captain Hurley led Boston officers to arrest two African American men, Kelbouth and Johnson, linked to a $6000 diamond robbery at Alexander Neuburger’s Sixth Avenue store. In raids on Green Street, police recovered a 123 carat diamond and eight smaller stones, a loaded revolver, and bracelets. The suspects confessed to races at Brighton Beach and to selling a bracelet for $15. New York authorities arrived to take them back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Neuburger
Sixth Avenue
New York
Neuburger
Thirty-second Street
Henry L. Keloouth
William Johnson
Bernard McGovern
Neuburger’s
Kelbouth
McGovern
Timothy A. Hurley
Abbott
Michael O’ Neil
Barrill
Green Street
Bowdoin Square
Hurley
Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
O’neil
Burrill
Johnson
Bigelow
Kennard & Co
Washington Street
Brighton Beach
Thirty-third Street
Neuburg
Collateral Loan Company
Court Street
Boston
Neuberger
Reddys Gang Inside History of a Curious Case
A Boston based feature traces the Reddy gang of suburban housebreakers through friendship, enmity, and detective work. Three men, including Edward Flint alias Reddy and Herbert Gallupe, are tied to numerous thefts across Ipswich, Quincy, Somerville, and neighboring towns. Flint’s confession uncovers a wider network aided by private and city detectives, with disputes over credit and motives, including a dispute with Chief Inspector Hanscom and police rewards. Gallupe vanishes as Reddy is captured, while police press to close the case amid competing claims of publicity and informant leaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddy
Boston
Ipswich
Quincy
Somerville
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Wollaston
Edward Flint
Herbert Gallupe
Flint
Fifth Division
Cavanagh
L. P. Hollinder
Lint
Appleton
Gallupe
Ned
Joe
United States
Marshal Gallupe
Abbott
Station 3
Fernald
Walluaston House
Captain White
White
Olice
Murdough
Gallupes
Department of Police
Hanscom
Board of Police
New York
Mrs. Anna A. Coolidge Court Case Continues
Mrs. Anna A. Coolidge, alleged conspirator, appeared in court but no hearing occurred. Officials offered uncertain plans, with secrecy surrounding actions and possible moves to move the case from Municipal Court to Superior Criminal Court for trial. Her demeanor showed deep thought during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Coolidge
Nolle
Superior Criminal Court
Leighton
Reunion and Supper Of Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth Regiments
Officers of the Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth regiments, M. V. M., held their annual reunion and supper at Young's Hotel last evening with Colonel Hartewell chairing and about thirty comrades attending. General Hartewell, recently back from Honolulu, attended as guest. Papers by Lieutenant Thurber on the advance on Ssutee river and Captain A. F Mellie on the siege and capture of Fort Wagner were read after supper. The event was enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s Hotel
Hartewell
General Hartewell
Honolulu
Thurber
Ssutee
A. F Mellie
Fort Wagner
Algoma Disaster Toll Reported At 109 Lost
An Owen Sound dispatch cites Canadian Pacific officials offering few details on the Algoma sinking. The passenger list and crew total about 120, with officials stating many were saved and the latest tallies show 109 presumed lost, 15 saved.
New York Detective Tracks Diamond Robbers on Train
Detective Sergeant Adams of New York stops a well known crook Joseph Conion alias Jackson on a train arriving in this city. Conion had with him a complete burglars kit and was arrested on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
New York
Joseph Conion
Jackson
Conion
Toola
New England News Highlights Local Disasters and Investigations
Smallpox found near Merrimac. Thomas Kennedy missing from Greesfield since Sunday. Octave abou killed by train at Leominster yesterday. Reeves clothing house robbed twice in ten days. Hingham reports nine scarlet fever and diphtheria cases and one smallpox case. Land League expands in Paunton. Middleboro to form Horse Thieves Detection Society. Burton mystery case verdict expected in Newport. Greeley Brown sues Spaulding for 5000 over wife’s affections in Concord. Cable lay from Katama to Great Neck Nantucket failed due to heavy seas. Doherty Fleming assault case settled amicably. Mrs. Alice Taylor dead by suicide in Hampton. Portland civil service exam yields 47 candidates. Greenfield-Leyden driver Worden found dead. threshing machine tipped. Harrisville Baptist centennial marked with address by Rev Eaton. Lowell Democrats to nominate for Mayor and aldermen. Abbott and Crowley named. Republican council to meet for municipal caucuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac
Thomas Kennedy
Greesfield
Octave Abou
Leominster
Reeves
Great Falls
N. H
Hingham
The
Land League
Paunton
Middleboro
Burton
Newport
R. I. Greeley Brown
John A. Spaulding
Concord
Katama
Great Neck
Nantucket
James F. Doherty
Ayer
John H. Fleming
Alice Taylor
Hampton
Portland
Washington
Greenfield
Leyden
Worden
Halifax
the Baptist Church
Harrisville
W. H. Eaton
Keene
Lowell
Sunday School convention elects officers at Park Street Church
At the Congregational Sunday School Convention held yesterday at Park Street Church officers were named: President Rev. Smith Baker D D of Lowell. vice presidents Rev. R R Meredith D D of Boston Edward Whitney of Worcester S B Capen of Jamaica Plain. treasurer Charles A Denney of Leicester. secretary Alexander M Davis of Newton Centre. statistical secretary Georges Beal of Boston. executive committee Rev. S Leroy Blake D D Fitchburg Roland Toakes Chicopee C A Richardson Chelsea T W Bicknell Dorchester S B Pratt Boston Charles H Hutchins Worcester and Rev Charles W Mallory of Housatonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street Church
Smith Baker
D.D
Lowell
R. R. Meredith
Boston
Edward Whitney
Worcester
B. Capen
Jamaica Plain
Charles A. Denney
Leicester
Alexander M. Davis
Newton Centre
Georges Beal
S. Leroy Bleake
Fitchburg
Roland T. Oake3
Chicopee
C. A. Richardson
Chelsea
T. W. Bicknell
Dorchester
S. B. Pratt
Charles H. Hutchins
Charles W. Mallory
Housatonic
Suffrage League Meeting At Tre Mont Temple
A large gathering of friends of the woman suffrage movement met at Chapel Hall Tre mont Temple for a social and intellectual evening. Mrs Julia Ward Howe opened with a brief address as Mrs Stone spoke on western suffrage work and others including Mrs H R Shattuck Grimke Blackwell and Mrs Claflin spoke. Music and enthusiasm accompanied the event, held to promote full municipal suffrage for women as soon as possible under the city’s newly formed league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hall
Tremont Temple
Julia Ward Howe
West
Stone
H. R. Shattuck
Grimke
Blackwell
Claflin
Salvation Oil Relief Reported by Auctioneer G H McGer
A persistent neuralgia and head ache sufferer tried Salvation Oil after many remedies and physicians failed. After a few applications he experienced great relief and now cheerfully recommends it to others with similar suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. McGer
Private detectives clash over Gallupe arrest claim
Private Detective Appleton says Gallupe was miles from New York on Tuesday while Det Cavanagh from Somerville stays on the case. Police recovered goods from the carpenter shop at Richmond and Cross streets on tips linked to Gallupe, while Reddy’s conviction on the Wollaston job looks unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Gallupe
New York
Cavanagh
Somerville
Reddy
Richmond and
Cross Streets
Captain White
Wollaston
Meeting of Mechanical Engineers Attends Boston Sewer Tour
Members of the American Association of Mechanical Engineers met at MIT for discussions on the sewerage system. The program included a banquet at Parker House with city officials, and a post dinner program at the Institute of Technology featuring papers on boilers, ferryboats, and twist drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Mechanical Engineers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
F. A. Walker
Finance Committee
Coleman Seilers
Philadelphia
Olin H. Landreth
Nashville
Tenn
Horace Lee
Charles H. Loring
Washington
Allan Stirling
New York
Hamilton A. Hill
Boston
William Kent
Samuel T. Wellman
Cleveland
William H. Wiley
John E. Sweet
Syracuse
N. Y
H. R. Towne
Stamford
Conn
G. M. Bird
Hartford
W. F. Durfee
Bridgeport
Cambridge
George H. Barnes
Brunswick
Eastern Avenue
J.putnam Bradlee
Old Harbor Point
Bradlee
Moon Island
Parker House
O’brien
Holloway
Association
Whitten
Jenkins
Jackson
O’ Brien
Alderman Whitten
Towne
KE. W. E. Wiley
Eliot C. Clark
Retary F. R. Hutton
Vavasou
Baylis
Association of Mining Engineers
The
Iron Age
Donovan
John H. Lee
Commodore Kimberly
Charlestown Navy Yard
Charles W. Raymond
United States
Institute of Technology
Arguments For and Against the New Hampshire Insurance Law
At a New Hampshire Club dinner in Quincy House the debate on the valued policy insurance law dominated after brief remarks by Captain William Badger. Speakers urged compromise, reform, or retention of the law as insurers withdrew from Nashua and other companies faced difficulty renewing policies. Delegates noted potential state action, with opinions split on indemnity versus indemnity plus protection, and the meeting adjourned to form a committee to explore options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Club
Quincy House
Moore
C. H. Powers
Mast Jeffries
Nashua
Citizens Insurance
John C. Moulton
Guilford
Mutual Company
P. C. Cheney
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
O. C. Moore
Gilman Marston
Exeter
C. H. Amsden
Pennacook
Cheney
Amsden
F. W. Breed
Lynn
Mr. Seward
Lowell
Laconia
Nven Hampshire
John 8. Collins
Gilson
Hiram Tuttle
Pittsfield
Charlies H. Holmanz
Charles H. Holman
Nashau
George B. Chandler
George B. Chandier
Breed
Chandier
New Hampshire Company
Etna
Tatty Meaoe
Ohio
John C. Paige
John GC
Paige
Wisconsin
Unitarian Club Dinner At Hotel Vendome In Boston
About 200 members and guests attended the November Unitarian Club meeting at the Hotel Vendome. Hon. Robert M. Morse Jr. presided, with Rev. Theodore C. Williams and Rev. C. A. Bartol among speakers. Essayist Rev. Mr. Williams discussed keeping youth in the Unitarian faith while Rev. Bartol and Rev. E. Hale addressed Christian unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Club
Hotel Vendome
Robert M. Morse, Jr
Alexander S. Wheeler
Theodore C. Williams
New York
C. A. Bartol
D.D
James F. B. Marshall
Hampton, Va
H. B. Rogers
Charles A. Grinnell
E .B. Hornbrooke
Newton
Weston Lewis
Wiliam H. Baldwin
Hornbrooke
Morse
Illiams
Bartol
W. H. Baldwin
Mr. Weiss
Gardiner, Me
E. E. Hale
Judge Nelson Bans Production of The Mikado With Non Piano Accompaniments
United States District Court Judge Nelson issued a temporary injunction for Richard D Oyley Carte against Blanche Corelli. The order bars the production of The Mikado or any substantial part of Arthur Sullivan s musical work with orchestral or other accompaniment, except for the published pianoforte arrangement with piano or organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
United States District Court
Richard D’oyley Carte
Blanche Corelli
Arthur Sullivan
Middlesex Court Actions Reported Yesterday
In Middlesex Superior Court before Judge Bacon John Welsh of Somerville was sentenced to two years at the Massachusetts reformatory for larceny from the person Daniel Ford of Lowell was discharged on his own recognizance on a manslaughter charge Clara Perkins of Sherborn received one year at the reformatory prison for women for larceny Charles McCarthy of Hudson was fined 100 dollars plus costs for liquor nuisance and George M Sawtelle of Marlboro was found guilty on one count of embezzlement and not guilty on all other counts in the indictment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Bacon
John Welsh
Somerville
Massachusetts Reformatory
Daniel Ford
Lowell
Clara Perkins
Sherborn
Reformatory
Charles McCarthy
Hudson
George M. Sawtelle
Marlboro
Mountaineering Notes at MIT Meeting
The Appalachian Club held its regular monthly meeting at MIT yesterday afternoon. Prof. W. M. Davis presented a paper on mountain meteorology and urged establishing observation stations in the White Mountains. A paper on Round Mountain by Mr. Cook was read by F. O. Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Club
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
W. M. Davis
White Mountains
Round Mountain
Cook
F. O. Carpenter
Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies Advertised
Exceptionally pure and safe stimulants G oo. Taylor's Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies offered in bellies only from druggists and grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Prisoner in a Bathroom The Story of Marital Infelicity
Ellen G. Loud filed a libel for divorce against Thomas J. Loud of Loud Bros bankers of State Street. She recounts cruel treatment starting after their May 1881 marriage in East Boston, including a four hour confinement in a bathroom and subsequent threats. Financial disputes and purchased apparel tied to debts are noted as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Ellen G. Loud
Thomas J. Loud
Loud Bros., Bankers
Devens
Th Supreme Judicial Court
Loud
St. John’s Episcopal Church
East Boston
Revere House
Sandwich Glass Workers Hold Line Amid Idle Factory Standoff
In Sandwich Massachusetts on November 11 the Boston and Sandwich glass factory remains at an impasse with neither side yielding. News of Somerville workers near resuming inspires local labor as fires burn at the idle plant. If a favorable decision comes, a return to work could occur within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Sandwich
Mass
Boston and Sandwich Glass
Somerville Glass
Boston Society Celebrates Miss Jordan to Mr Foster
A Boston society wedding unites Miss Alice M. Jordan and Mr Arthur Wellesley Foster at Trinity Church. The ceremony by Rev. Phillips Brooks included a large choir and elaborate floral decor. The couple will reside in Lancashire England with a reception at 46 Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alice M. Jordan
Eben D. Jordan
Arthur Wellesley Foster
Trinity Church
Copley Square
Frederick C. Foater
Phillips Brooks
Jordan
Eleanor W. Daggett
Alice L. Kendall
Pauline Poor
Alice Mather
England
Charlotte S. Clark
Marion Jordan
Jordan Dumaresq
Puncan Hodson
Lyman Nichols
New York
Hall McAllister
San Francisco
Herbert Dumaresq
James C. Jordan
E. D. Jordan, Jr
Beacon Street
Foster
Lancashire
Dumuaresq
Newport Elopement Suspected After Drowning Rumor
Annie E Caswell daughter of Benjamin Caswell a prominent Newport resident vanished from the Point district. Initial drowning fears gave way to belief she eloped after letters bearing a stitched name arrived from the post office. A Boston drummer who frequented Newport is suspected as the letter writer. The young woman is noted as pretty, educated and widely liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Caswell
Benjamin
Caswell
New fire alarm boxes to be established in Dorchester and Roxbury
New fire alarm boxes will be installed at Box 355 corner Rockwell street and Milton avenue Dorchester Box 363 corner Wheat land avenue and Kilton street Dorchester Box 522 corner of Sheridan and Chestnut avenues Roxbury Box 531 will be removed from its present location to the corner of Morton street and Forest Hill avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Street
Milton Avenue
Dorchester
Wheatland Avenue
Kilton Street
Sheridan and
Chestnut Avenues
Roxbury
Ihs
Morton Street
Forest Hill Avenue
Portland Captain Woodbury 79 Ends Life Over Money Woes
Portland matters sample: Captain Woodbury Polleys aged 79 shot himself to death this afternoon, despondent over money problems. He had served as a U S consul in Cuban ports and recently was out of a position. The note mentions imitators but cites Sage's Catarrh Remedy as a comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Woodbury
Polleys
United States
Cuba
Charlestown men arrested in Washington Street burglary
At 4 AM about four weeks ago George B. Archer reported a burglary on Washington Street. Charles A. Nelson was arrested Tuesday and arraigned yesterday. Hammond T. Fletcher surrendered at police HQ yesterday afternoon and was released on bonds of 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Archer
Charlestown
Washington Street
Charles A. Nelson
Hammond T. Fletcher
Nelson
Fletcher
Howard and
Robinson
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Boston Post
STIX
Peabody
James M. Codman
Warren Street
Brooklinc
Harvard
Pepperell
Cow Boy
Telephone
Peanuts
A. W. Nickerson
Dedham
W. F. Weld
W. R. Thayer
James Cunningham
Samuel Hammond
Fred Prince
Rollins Morse
J. H. Blake
William Stackpole
Hugh Cochran
G. Meyer
Gordon Dexter
G. B. Inches
Robert C. Hooper
Bradley
Sheath
James
Wright
William Bliss
Perkins
Higginson
Colonel Stevens
Frederick Warren
Juggler
Cocky
Sleepy Tom
Cavan
Pave
Norman
Wave O’ Light
Sapdy Point Farm
Mr. Appleton
Sereet Tajob Black
Allan
Br. G. Cavan
Dave
Chase
Lawrence
Br.g. Telephone
MR. Gatchell
Mcclellan Monument
Old HickKory
Cesseasreses
Mr. Saltonstall
Grant and McClellan
John Boyle O’reilly
Irg
Conlon
Houghton
Captain Hurley
MHS
Coolidge
Reunion OF Veterans
Algoma
NEW England News
Mechanical Engineers
American Association
Granite State
Pacific
Raymond and
Whit
California
Raymond and Whitcomb
Hoosac Tunnel
Ayer Junction
Gardner
Athol
North Adams
Hoosse Tunnel
Werd
Western
West Shore
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Great Western
Grand Trunk
Chicago and Grend Trunk
Port Huron
Chicago and Grand Prank Road
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Blanche Cobrelli
Ffcolellan
Springer Brothers
Messrs
Springer Bros
Lacléy
Chilarca
Chauncy St
Essex St
Harrison Avenue
Washington St
Sandwich Glass Workers
Foster-Jordan
Kok
Minder
Union Institution For Savings
City OF
Hayward Place
Geo. F. Amery
oc2zihMin
Hugh O'Brien
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