Republicans Favor Hart in Delegates for Mayor Race
A city caucus shows a large Republican majority pledged to Mayor Hart with battles in Ward 16 and Ward 18 over Prohibition and aldermanic posts. Delegates across wards 1 through 25 list Hart aligned contingents with several unpledged groups leaning to Hart as the renomination looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Rial B. Simonds
Augustus G. Perkins
Ward 18
Warp 1
FE. M. McPherson
James Smith
Wesley A. Gove
Frederick B. Day
Peter Morrison
Jesse M. Gove
Joseph B. Maccabe
Lewis Burnham
Albert ©. Tilden
Charles F. Parker
J. W. Robbins
Hugh L. Stalker
Albert I. Snow
Samuel L Crafts
Jacob ¥. Ilolmes
John C. German
Lorenzo M. Ellis
Alward C. Walker
John G. Allen
Thomas C. Cantwell
Warp
John Bryant
John P. Reed
Gardner Brewer, Jr
H. H. Chandler
Samuel H. Roberts
Trimothy J. Mahone
John Turner
J.J. McCarthy
W. H. Preble
I. G. Pettigrove
A. W. Stover
Ira A. Worth
H.J. Kennedy
L. E. Timson
Maurice Hart
William N. Young
Aldermanic
J. W. Hill
J. H. Cotton
E. Gerry Brown
D. Lawin
John ?. Loring
G. H. Lover
George E. Hicks
Frederick L. Briggs
Luther L. Jenkins
Frank E. Jeffrey
Rkc
Henry Gardner
Charles F. Atwood
Charles K. Emery
Benjamin A. Bee
John J. Coffey
Charles Howe
Jacob Jharak
Grobably
Henry Woods
Benjamin F. Stevens
Henry A. Winship
Wesley J. Furlong
Clarence 2
Weston
Darwin Barnard
Charles Ks. Roberts
Charles H. Allen
Francis C. Lowell
A. E. Pillsbury
D. Webster King
Uriel H. Crocker
George W. Pope
William A. Green
James M. Olmstead
John C. Haynes
A. Goice
Benjamin Simms
Jesse L. Nason
Dr. W. L. Richamison
Alonzo Spear
William A. Rast
Clinton Wiles
Samuel Johnson
William Frost
John M. Clark
Jacob H. Hecht
Daniel C. Robinson
Charles W. Gates
C. W. Smith
Roger Wolcott
Edward C. Johnson
Davia P. Kimball
George W. Carr
James N.thompson
Frank H. Triggs
James H. Piplar
Perlie A. Dyar
J. Converse Gray
George Bb. Billings
Eugene K. Abbott
Edmund B. Vannevar
George W. Simmons
William H. Dyer
William H. Turner
Horace Dodd
James H. Page
Daniel H. Lane
Hiram Ames
Arthur W. Sawyer
Lewis A. Drake
William A. Holmes
George D. Hamilton
William C. Coolidge
Pierce A. Doherty
Frank Walker
W. H. A. Watts
Frederick W. Simonds
Franklin E. Stone
Nathaniel M. Wright
Edward 5
Hackett
E. Certain Hatch
Henry C. Steltz
William C.J. Gerhardt
Alexander Payton
George W Caldwell
Charles H. Turner
John Q. A. McDonald
Lauritz
Lessen
Charles J. Noyes
Otis D. Dana
Charles ‘I’. Gallagher
Harrison Loring
Samuel H. Wise
Alonzo Bancroft
Warren L. Regan
Charles 8
Judkins
Charles M. Bromwich
J. Payson Bradley
Amos J. White
Charlies van Stone
Charles H. Whiting
Timothy Wheater
Albert F. Lauren
Jacob N. Goodnough
Harry M. Murdough
Kelley
Arthur H. Wison
Alfred Dykes
E. Gerard Lawton
George 5
Worcester
J. Frank Foster
John Bb. Blake
David A. Derry
Louis Girardin
Reuben Yowler
Lewis C. Tibbetts
Richard Lavery
George G. Proctor
George Holmes
Oreb F. Mitchell
James A. Roberts
Joseph Lyon
James T. Jones
W. E. Clerk
Samuel Kelley
Gorgs W. Kail
Frederick W. Farwell
John Rule
Thomas A. Jackson
Frank KR. Whitney
William Chrimes
William E. Bartlett
Fred L. Stickney
Robert Isaac
William V. Blaney
A.dermanic
George K. Jaime
D. Winsor Hall
J. H. Campbell
James McKenzie
Daniel M. Warren
William W. Campbell
Charles ‘Tl. Debiois
Paren C. H. Belcher
Jonathan A. Lane
Charles ©. Coffin
Francis *. Emery
William K. Baldwin
George O. Carpenter
Robert H. Bowman
Albert A. Folsom
Albert H. Rhodes
Elbridge N. Pike
Nathaniel W. Oulton
Leonard H. Rhodes
Bullmann K. Alien
John A. Ordway
Solomon Carter
Weston Lewis
Edward J. Hathorne
Jacob Dreyfus
John I. Colby
Brice
Recounts shift several local election totals across towns
Results from yesterday and today show shifts in county and town votes. In Sauem the Low plurality narrows to 501 with potential contest by Longfellow. Recounts for district attorney alter sums in Franklin Avon Medfield Weymouth and Read Hunt and Read reports. Local boards in Cambridge conclude all-night recounts adjusting Senator and Representative totals.
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Sauem
Sprerau
Newburyport
Longfellow
Franklin
Sumner
Pratt
Avon
Medfield
Weymouth
Everett
Gleason
Mipp
LeBoro
Middleboro
Acton
Navy
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Read
Hunt
Brown
Perkins
Start
Durant
McLean
Clayton
Davis
Rady
Lombard
Insolvency filing outlines partial composition for W. F. Johnson & Co
Boston firm W F Johnson & Co with partners William F Johnson Gordon Plummer and Lewis T Tupper files for insolvency detailing total liabilities of 318 411 50 for the firm and 435 834 39 and 90 225 47 for the individuals. They propose to pay 50 cents on the dollar for firm debts and minimal individual contributions with cash due five days after court approval. A hearing is set for the third Wednesday of November for creditor claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drepnamm
William F. Johnson
Boston
Gordon Plummer
Brookline
Lewis T. Tupper
Quincy
W. F. Johnson & Co
William I’. Johnson
Lewis Ie ‘Tupper
William Ff. Johnson
Bunker Hill Democratic Association Forms in Charlestown
A district election dispute over Senatorial nominees prompts Charlestown Democrats to form the Bunker Hill Democratic Association. The group vows to oppose bossism and protect ballot purity, with plans to charge deserters and establish permanent headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Omer Pillsbury
John Reade
Reade
Graham
Bunker Hill Democratic Association
Democratic Party
Roper
Old Boston School Boys hold tenth anniversary banquet
The Old School Boys Association of Boston marked its tenth anniversary with a banquet at Young's Hotel attended by about 150 alumni from 1839 and earlier. Officers elected included President Charles H. Allen and Secretary William Lawrence.
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Old School Boys’ Association of
Boston
Young’s Hotel
Charles H. Allen
James W. Leatherbee
William ©. Lawrence
Warren Richardson
William H. Baldwin
George W. Forristall
Ezekiel R. Jones
Thomas Hills
Augustus Russ
Micah Dyer, Jr
Grenville T. W. Braman
Henry A. Turner
John F. Newton
L. L. Willcutt
Mayor Hart
Charles ‘J. Gallagher
Curtis Guild
John M. Clark
Alexander Williams
Frank A. Hall
John N. Barbour
Martin L. Bradford
William Parkman
Samuel Welch
Charles H. Stearns
Thomas Cahill
James Durant
G. W. Talbot
Charles West
George Cushing
Willcutt
Association
Adams
Bowdoin
Franklin
Eliot
Centre
Hawes
Hancock
Boylston
Latin
Training School
Hawkins
Wester
Mayhew
Roxbury
Brighton
Dorchester
Hart
LA Voice
Water Board
Charles I. Gallagher
New England
W. H. Baldwin
Augustus Kass
Franklin Forbes
Franklin Hall
New Hampshire Club Debates Immigration Policy
The New Hampshire Club met at the Revere House with about 100 members to discuss immigration into New England and how to maintain relative supremacy. Speakers argued depopulation factors, state resources, rail lines, and the shift from agriculture to manufacturing, praising New Hampshire’s wealth and potential.
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New Hampshire Club
Revere House
New England
N. J. Batchelder
Odlin
Goffstown
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Scotland
England
O. C. Moore
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
California
N. D. Bryant
Bethlehem
Temperance Leaders Plan Local Leagues in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society met at 36 Bromfield Street with chairman Byron B. Johnson presiding. A plan was approved to form local temperance leagues in cities and towns to support state work and influence schools and public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron B. Johnson
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Bromfield Street
J. H. Twombly
Jewell
James Yeames
Boston
Vewell
John D. Long
A. H. Plumb
M. H. Hunt
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Board of Education
Entertainment at the Young Men's Christian Union
Mr Eugene L Caton and Miss Grace Munroe sang while Mr F C McLaughlin read selections at the YM C U entertainment last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Caton
Grace Munroe
F. C. McLaughlin
Young Men’s Christian Union
Macintosh Coats Introduce English Imports This Season
G. W. Imneoas Co. leads market with new English coat imports. The small lot is described as stylish and cannot be duplicated this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W ”Imneoas Oe Co
Chrysanthemum Show Claims Record Attendance and Awards
The horticultural society reports a superb chrysanthemum show with a large public turnout despite rain. Judges awarded numerous prizes including a $2 gratuity for a vase from Swampscott and multiple classes honoring Walter Hunnewell E W Wood and Mrs F B Hayes among others.
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Massachusetts
Paris
C. W. Galloupe
Swampscott
F. B. Hayes
F. _b. Hayes
E. W. Wood
J. H. White
H. P. Walcott
C. G. Weld
Charles J. Dawson
H. L. Higginson
Edwin Fewkes & Son
W. Wood
Pompon
J. L. Higginson
J. W. Wood
C G. Weld
W. H. Forbes
Joseph P. Mel
E. Sheppard
Aureole
F. &. Hayes
George B. Gill
Galvin Bros
John Simpkins
A. D. Wood
E. Fewkes
E. M. Gill
George Hollis
William Nicholson
Mrs. Elliott
Norton Bros
Pitcher & Manda
Cypripedium
Mascerellianum
Elected officers at the American Academy of Dental Science meeting
The American Academy of Dental Science met at Young's and elected officers led by President Dr. F. N. Seabury and Vice President Dr. C. A. Brackett. Dr. John T. Codman gave the annual address. The Boston Stationers' Association also convened with a committee to bring in officers for January.
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American Academy of Dental Science
Young’s
F. N. Seabury
Providence
R. I
C. A. Brackett
Newport
R. 1
W. ©. Pond
Boston
E. N. Harris
Charles Wilson
E. C. Briggs
C. J. Buffum
H. 8
Salem
B. W. Miner
Brunswick
E. C. Howes
Yarmouth
F. W. Balch
Philadelphia
G. S. Allan
New York
Vendome
Shepard
Lawrence
P. Spofford
Bucksport
W. Cooney
George Hawkes
Philadelhia
William Thornton
Fall River
G. F. von New Haven
Conn
H. D. Palmer
Newark
Architecture lecture series on Assyria and Greece at Boston Club
The Boston Architectural Club heard C Howard Walker discuss how Assyrian precedes Greek architecture, noting Greece as a mountain sailor culture with a refined classic style. An exhibition of drawings by Harry Fenn and Joseph Pennell for Century Magazine, including English cathedrals and Trinity Church Boston, is shown at 6 Hamilton Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Howard Walker
Boston Architectural Club
Assyria
Greece
Harry Fenn
Joseph Pennell
Architectural Club
Hamilton Place
Century Magazine
Battersea Bridge
Windsor Castle
Trinity Church
Boston
Harry Eb
Coachmen Adopt Simple Signals Plan At Meeting
The Coachmen's Benevolent Association met at 45 Eliot Street and set a twelfth annual ball for January 14 at the Mechanics' building. President John O Waters read a letter from George T Angell urging simple whip or hand signals to avoid blocking streets, a proposal unanimously adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coachmen’s Benevolent Association
Eliot Street
Mechanics’ Building
John O. Waters
George T. Angell
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Angell
Meeting of Relief Officers in Boston
About fifty members of the Massachusetts Association of Relief Officers met at the Boston overseers rooms. Captain Martin L. Eldridge urged separate almshouse facilities for paupers and reviewed two centuries of almshouse history while criticizing fusion with lunatic asylums. Others, including Otis Merriam Jr and state officials, commented on indoor poor oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Association of Relief Officers
Boston
Chardon Street
Benjamin Pettee
Otis Merriam, Jr
Chelsea
Martin L. Eldridge
Cambridge
Those Minor Articles of Gentlemen's Dress
The Post advertises Messrs. Macallar Parker & Co. furnishing goods shop on Washington street floor No 400 as a distinct unit under the same roof. The Troy laundry arm, begun last summer, handles shirts and collars by hand ironing and promises 48 hour delivery over two hundred miles away, illustrating modern enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Washington Street
Macallar, Parker & Co
Troy
Court hearing in Fairbanks Ahl case and Crosby valve suit
The United States Circuit Court held hearings on demurrers in the Fairbanks Ahl case with plaintiffs' and defendants' counsel listed. Consolidated Safety Valve Company versus Crosby Steam Gauge and Valve Company resumed hearings on exceptions to the master's report, with counsel named for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
William P. Fairbanks
Daniel Ahl, Jr
R. M. Morse, Jr
C. A. Prince
H. D. Hyde
W. A. Sargent
Consolidated Safety Valve Company
Crosby Steam Gauge and Valve Company
Supreme Judicial Court sittings November sessions begin
The Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth convened on November 13 with Justices Drevens Allen Allen Houmens and Knowton presiding. Cases argued include Babcock v Old Colony Railroad Dalton v Barnard Quinn v Perham McEachern v Boston and Maine and Snow v Alley among others with several cases specially assigned for argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Drevens, W. Allen
Allen, Houmens
Know Ton
George W. Babcock
Old Colony Railroad Company
R. M. Morse, Jr
M. Morton, Jr
J. H. Benton, Jr
John C. Dalton
John P. Barnard, Jr
Snow Vs. Alley
Suit in Suffolk Court Over Assault Damages and Stock Dispute
In Suffolk First Session Judge Barker presides as Eliza Ward sues Owen Stoward for 10000 damages alleging an April 4 1888 assault during a rent receipt visit. The docket also covers Michael Meehan v Otto Sharp over 50 shares of American Conduit & Construction Company sold June 18 1887, with Sharp denying purchase. Other cases list torts contracts and public notices, with multiple v. defendants and various citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk
Barker
Eliza Ward
Owen Stoward
South Margin Street
Pinasie
A. Eillsbury
M. Dolan
A. A. Ranney
J. W. O’brien
Michael Meehan
Otto Sharp
American Conduit & Construction Company
P. J. Flaherty
J. Lu. Eldredge
D. F. Fitz
Supreme Court Docket Of Multiple State Cases
November 13 entries list sentences for liquor law violations truancy larceny and robbery with punishments including fines months in correction facilities and prison terms. cases include Commonwealth v Murray Allman Silva MaeVermott Dow McNally King Murray Scott DeLodge Doran Dyer Wilson Cannon Dolan Edgewood Nugent and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry West
House of Correction
Frederick Lloyd
Dennis F. Sweeny
House of Industry
John Leonard
House of Reformation
Thomas Conley
Commonwealth
Same
Murray
Verry
Allman
Silva
MaeVermott
Dow
McNally
King
Scott
DeLodge
Smith
Goodwin
Doran
Probate Court Names Administrators and Trustees in Norfolk Mass
In Quincy Norfolk Is probate session, Samuel Cook of Milton granted letters of administration on several estates including Mary Hill Cohasset Mar gert A Lawrence Cohasset and James R Clark Quincy. Appraisers named for Thomas O'Brien Hingham Sarah Gould Cohasset Marcus Holbrook Randolph and others. Various accounts approved including trusts for Horatio Chickering Dedham Sarah Clarke Brookline Horatio Davis Roxbury and more. Bonds set at 100000 for each trustee.
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Norfolk
Quincy
Whick
J. Wills
Samuel Cook
Milton
Charles D. Hill
Randolph
Mary Hill
Ames A. Lawrence
Cohasset
Margaret A. Lawrence
Waldo Cocke
Ames C. Locke
Henrietta A. Clark
James R. Clark
Isabel Barker
George A. Barker
Vincey
Thomas O’brien
William Shea
Arthur Convy
George Lincoln
Alonzo A Pratt
Daniel B. Francis
Hingham
Sarah L. Gould
E. 5. Beals
John W. Bartlett
Wil
Edward W. Chickering
Mary T. Taylor
Horace
Taylor
Charles W. Cotting
Sarah A. Clarke
Brookline
Henrietta E. Bowers
Joseph, Titcomb
Henry C. Durrell
Kennebunk
Alexis Torrey
James H. Torrey
Weymouth
Catherine Brien
Thomas Brien
Joseph G. Shed
Boston
Edward B. Reynolds
Roxbury
Horatio Davis
Howard Calhoun
George E. Whiting
Dedham
Jeremiah Gay
Charles O’harra
Medway
Lizzie Burke
Stylish high toned overcoat from English mills
A large purchase brings from the best English manufacturers a full supply of Kersey overcoatings crafted in the London house to the finest standard. The result is an excellent dressy overcoat with a high toned appearance and up to date styling.
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London
Overcoats Offered At PALL MALL Style Prices
An advertisement notes Pall Mall style overcoats priced from 60 to 70 dollars to tailor, while ready made versions sell for about 45 dollars. The line of overcoats is being offered in full.
Superior English Goods Suiting for High Class Buyers
A brisk pitch declares the garments superior in character and fit with genuine English fabrics and refined trimming. The ad stresses exceptional value and appeals to buyers seeking high quality menswear.
Randolph minors gain guardian and bond attention
Minor guardians appointed for Mary Adeline Powderly James Kerrigan Powderly Charles Thomas Powderly and Gertrude Powderly of Randolph with a 10000 bond. Caroline G Pratt widow of Daniel Pratt Weymouth allowed 300 for life necessaries. George W White administrator Weymouth estate Merritt authorized to sell to pay debts. Notices to accept as made by court filed by Burns Huntress Pratt Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Powderly
Randolph
Mary Adeline Powderly
James Kerrigan Powderly
Charles Thomas Powderly
Gertrude Powderly
Caroline G. Pratt
Daniel Pratt
Weymouth
George W. White
Samuel S. Merritt
Ebts
H. Eliza C. Burns
Betsy Kent
Cohasset
James E. Bacon
Martin C. Huntress
Aaron Pratt
Sarah S. Gould
David W. Bates
Nabby L. Bates
Municipal Court November 13 criminal session actions
Ly. J. Boynton Harris held in 800 for larceny trial on Nov 15. George Clark held in 200 for larceny appearance Nov 16. Joseph A. Green arraigned for neglecting child support on probation. Jerome J. Kelly discharged for overcoat larceny valued 22 dollars. Richard Fenton and Henry Reardon held in 200 each for breaking and entering 5. J. Johnson store and larceny. Edward Riley sent to House of Correction for four months for stealing a silver watch and money valued at 904 dollars from John H. Keefe. Cases listed: Brenner v Lux, Trice v Lothrop, International Trust, Myers v Knight, Co. vy. Schuman, Robertson v Rice, Hobbs v Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Ly
Superior Court
J. Johnson
Fleet Street
Edward Riley
House of Correction
John H. Keefe
Parmenter
C.J
Hardy
Meeting of Mill Overseers in Ellis' Halls Named Officers
The National Association of Woollen and Worsted Overseers held its annual meeting at Ellis' Halls, New England sites. About twenty members from New England New York and Pennsylvania attended. Reports were read and approved. Officers elected: President William E. Davison Uxbridge Treasurer A F E Jones Webster Secretary Edward F Whitmore Naugatuck Conn Vice Presidents James Booth Philadelphia Andrew Smith Potter Hill R T McCormick Hyde Park. A noon recess postponed further routine business to 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Woollen and Worsted Overseers
Ellis’ Halls
Hayward Place
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
William E. Davison
Uxbridge
A. F E. Jones
Webster
Edward F. Whitmore
Putnamin
Conn
James Booth
Philadelphia
Andrew Smith
Potter Hill
T. McCormick
Hyde Park
Apernoon
Buckwheat Cakes Made Light with Royal Baking Powder
A recipe promotes buckwheat pancakes mixed with Royal Baking Powder instead of yeast. It claims lighter, sweeter cakes with no overnight rising and no spoiled materials. The notice includes a simple recipe and extols Royal Baking Powder as strong and economical for fine cooking.
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Martin van Nason
Joseph A. Jackson
Albert C. Smith
Abraham
Ratschesky
John Albree
John 8. Winn
John A. Ordway, Jr
Henry 5. Harris
Charles B. Stacker
Weston K. Lewis
George A. Hibbard
Thomas Talbot
Lorenzo A. Maynard, Jr
John Fox
Henry, Frost
Frank B. Thayer
George E. Lovett
A. Park Bryce
Winfield S. Smith
C. B. Woolley
G. E. Meeuen
W. R. Russ
E.G. Kramer
Joseph Utley
J. W. Hendricks
J. P. Geisbecker
B. F
Bullard
J. A. Hunneman
O. F. Wedin
Willian Lynde, Jr
Joseph Bleishwitz
C. H. Bryant
Mayoralty
Jediah P. Jordan
Charles H. Snow
James 5. Chepach
Edward P. Upham
John F. Scott
William E. O'Flaherty
George F. Seaver
Charles W. Barnard, Jr
Willard D. Lombard
John C. Jacobson
W. Whitcomb Wales
William B. Merrill
Herbert Seaverns
George 5. Tarbell
H. W. Kimball
John H. Norton
Charles A. Rowell
Frederick E. Hurd
W. H. H. Morrow
Alderman Reed
Roland Worthington
William H. H. Young
M. Everett. Ware
Solomon A. Bolster
Horace G. Allen
John F. Newton, Jr
Charles W. Foss
Salmon P. Hibbard
William W
George L. Elwell
Frank Gilmore
Tomlinson
W. A. Folsom
Charles J. Blasser
Richard Tyner
Folsom
I. P. Gragg
H. L. Baker
C. W. Weeber
T. F. Coughlan
C. H. Rider
J. P. Fox
J. C. Tobin
G. J. Blasser
Warren G. Hills
Matthew Bolles
Edward H. Wise
Sidney
Edward P. Bauer
George A. O. Ernst
John E. Blackmore
William H. Goodwin, Jr
A. Spalding Weld
Charles
B. Wise
William C. Starbuck
George R. Fowler
Henry F. Allen
A. ©. Jordan
Charles Carr
W. O. Robson
Morton Alden
W. Hayden
I. Austin Bassett
W. W. Whitmarsh
J. Frank Howland
A. G. Glover
C. H. Knight
George L. Burt
S. W. Snow
Fowle
H. D. Pope
G. W. Wilde
Joseph Bennett
James {. Wingate
Fred Hammond
Homer Romers
F. D. Adams
F. G. Newhall
John H. B. Pratt
Henry B. Goodenough
James W. Harvey
L. W. Ross
Homer Rogers
Frank W. Moore
William E. Hibbard
Edwin T. Knowlton
Fred Eaton
William Scollans
Horace A. Whittemore
Samuel H. Mitchel
Herbert A. Fuller
Samuel Keone
Theron J. Blakesiee
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Shreve, Crump & Low Company, Jewellers
Blakeslee
Blakeslee & Co
Landt, Messick & Co
Little Falls
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the Horticultural Society
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Detroit
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Manchester
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Portland
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Riverside
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Chicago
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Lowell
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Exeter
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Wolfeboro
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Arthur
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Laconia
Warner Suess
Dingley
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Nathaniel Hubbard
Tamworth
C.J. Morton
W. B. Miller
Sacramento
H. M. Wheeler
Mystic
Crawford
Dunbar
J. B. Wetherbee
Meeting OF Relief Officers
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Sharp
Ridge
Morrison
McLaughlin
Sheehan
O’ Brien
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Dunbar, J
E. C. Thompson
Washington St
Old South
Cligquot Club
Oak Grove Farm Bottling
Ruggles Street
Brenner
Lux
Trice
Lothrop
International Trust
Myers
Knight, Co
Budswhea
KS Reva
Renee Powder
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!