Aldermanic Convention Nominates Nathaniel J Rust
Nathaniel J Rust of Ward 11 was nominated by the fifth district Republican aldermanic convention at the city headquarters after reporters were briefly excluded. Informal and formal ballots showed Rust led with 12 then 15 votes against Alderman C W Smith, 14 and 11, before Rust was declared the unanimous choice. Committees were named to notify Rust and arrange a banquet for Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel J. Rust
Ward 11
Jesse L. Nason
Ward 16
Fred W. French
Star Chamber
Rust
John GC. Haynes
N. J. Rust
C. W. Smith
Smith
Alderman Smith
Williams chosen for eleventh district alderman in Republican caucus
The eleventh district Republican aldermanic convention at city headquarters selected Joseph W. Williams of Ward 23 as nominee with one dissent. Ex-Alderman Homer Rogers chaired. Delegates numbered eighteen from Ward 23 and ten from Ward 25. Debates centered on alleged unfair caucus and support for Williams despite opposition by Wards 25 supporters. A rising vote affirmed Williams, with Ross, Hatch, and Hibbard appointed to notify him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Joseph W. Williams
Homer Rogers
Andrew S. Brown
Williams
W. Ross
Michael Meehan
Samuel Mitchell
Brewer
Ward
Ross
Th Ward
Whilliams
Frank C. Hatch
William KE. Hibbard
Messrs. Ross
Brown
Mr. Williams
Democrats Indorse Meyer In Four Nine District Aldermanic Nomination
A Democratic convention in Washington Street headquarters failed to reach a united front as Ward 9 backed James J. Dooling while Ward 10 supported George Von L Meyer. After a split 4 to 4 vote, Meyer won the nomination by casting vote, then was declared the Democratic candidate for Alderman and the committee prepared to notify him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Democratic City Committee
Washington Street
James J. Porter
Ward 9
Henry W. Swift
W. H. Cuddy
Joseph FE. Threshie
Swift
James J. Dooling
Ward 10
Meyer
Boynton
Ennisoft
Dooling
George von L. Meyer
Democratic Party
Mever
Mr. Mever
EX ALDERMAN LEE NOMINATED FOR ELEVENTH DISTRICT
Delegates at the eleventh aldermanic Democratic convention in the city headquarters after 8 p m nominate former Alderman John H Lee of Ward 25 Brighton by acclamation. Lee pledges support for Mayor Nathan Matthews and accepts the standard bearer role amid applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Charles A. Belford
Thomas W. Proctor
J. H. Ready
C. A. Belford
Thomas W. Jordan
John H. Lee
Ward
Brighton
Ward 25
Messrs
Elford
Jordan
JJ. H. Galligan
Jee
Nathan Matthews
Alderman Leary Renominated At City Democratic Meet
The sixth district Democratic convention convened at city headquarters at 7 30 last night. Michael H Burke Ward 12 was chosen chairman with W H Griffin Ward 13 and M J Ahern Ward 12 as secretaries. Credentials committee members were Thomas H Devlin Ward 11 38 and Patrick Gallivan Ward 12. they reported no contests and twenty four
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leary
Michael H. Burke
W. H. Griffin
M. J. Ahern
Thomas H. Devlin
Patrick Gallivan
Alderman Leary Renominated At Delegates Dinner
Delegates from Ward 18 and thirteen from Ward 12 attended. Alderman E J Leary was renominated by acclamation and spoke inviting delegates to dinner at the Quincy House. He claimed Nathan Matthews would win, with majority support at Republican headquarters and on the Board of Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Leary
Quincy House
Nathan Matthews
Board of Aldermen
Third district Democratic aldermanic convention ends without ballots
The third district Democratic aldermanic convention met at the city committee headquarters last night but failed to ballot for any Alderman candidate. Thomas F. Keenan of Ward 8 was absent, while Edward W. Dixon of Ward 6 and Alderman John A. McLaughlin were present. After 10 o'clock, delegates adjourned to 11 this morning. The session opened with J Otis Fallon presiding. Thomas D. Rice was chairman and John A. Barry and Hugh J. Carvey secretaries. Thirty-nine delegates attended: Ward 6 had fifteen, Ward 7 eleven, Ward 8 thirteen. A motions on rolling call was defeated 20 to 19. a committee on balloting appointed but not used. A search for Keenan failed after fifteen minutes. the convention adjourned instead until today at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Committee
Thomas F. Keenan
Edward W. Dixon
John A. McLaughlin
J. Otis Fallon
Ward
Thomas D. Rice
Ward 6
John A. Barry
Ward 7
Hugh J. Carvey
Ward 8
J. Donovan
E. J. Flynn
Richard Sullivan Nominates For Alderman In Roxbury
A Democratic convention in Roxbury for Richard Sullivan of the ninth district convened at Gurney Hall. Sixteen bolting delegates from Ward 19 and thirteen from Ward 22 produced twenty-nine delegates, with Sullivan winning twenty-seven votes to Reagan’s two. George B. Calnan and George Newberger elected to the district committee. Frank B. Kelly presided. M. D. Curly secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sullivan
Gurney Hall
Roxbury
P. J. Maguire
Reagan
George B. Calnan
George Newberger
Frank B. Kelly
M. D. Curly
O Mealey Nominated for Alderman in Eighth District
John W. O Mealey received the Democratic nomination for alderman at the eighth district convention held at the John A. Andrew Club rooms corner Shawmut avenue and West Canton street. The nomination passed unanimously on an informal ballot and was later formalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’mealey
John W. O’mealey
John A. Andrew
Shawmut Avenue
West Canton Street
Jacob M. Spitz
Dr Williams Secures Fifth District Nomination At Ward 11 Meeting
The fifth district Democratic aldermanic convention in Ward 11 yesterday evening nominated Dr Harold Williams of Ward 11 by acclamation after a letter from John Homans II stated Williams would withdraw in his favor if he ran. James Donovan chaired the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Williams
Ward 11
James Donovan
John Homans
Harold Williams
Williams
Fanning Declines Alderman Nomination In Wards 1 and 2
Noon rumors spread that Robert C. Fanning would decline after Democrats nominated him for Alderman. Delegates met at Democratic headquarters last night, Fanning declined, and John H. Sullivan was nominated by acclamation. Fanning declined to comment for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanning
Sullivan
Robert C. Fanning
Democrats
Democratic
John H. Sullivan
Post
No Caucus In Ward 12 Democrats Hold Ward 2 Caucus
Ward 12 voters found no caucus last night as candidates for councilmanic seats will compete at the polls on election day. In Ward 2 the Democratic caucus took place in the armory and produced nominees Patrick C. Kelley William J. Donovan and Thomas Arthur after an orderly but heavy vote, with results announced at 1 15 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Armory
Patrick C. Kelley
William J. Donovan
Thomas Arthur
Meehan Independent Democrats Hear Deal Behind Closed Doors
An executive Meehan meeting at 128 Tremont Street ended with a report from a six member committee on a mayoral deal, while plans to announce candidates were withheld. James F Marley presided Bernard J Fitzpatrick secretariat Deputy Superintendent Meehan attended. A sentinel guarded the door and secrecy was urged. The group endorsed fingh EF Brady for street commissioner and adjourned without public business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meehan
Tremont Street
James F. Marley
Bernard J. Fitzpatrick
Committee of Six
Fingh EF. Brady
Marley
Nominations in Waltham Mayors and Aldermen Vote
The Waltham Democratic convention nominated Mayor Thomas Curley and seven Aldermen at large plus three school committee members for three years Elizabeth Stone Alfred Worcester Pryor Fulton. Republicans nominated Mayor candidate Bond with 43 to 2 informal ballot. Three school committee members E S Ball C E Sayward A Webster. Aldermen at large George A Mansfield George Aiden John F Coolidge M R Leonard W A Webster Charles W Durgin Philip Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Thomas Curley
John C. Thorp
L. S. Foster
C. H. Staples
E. L. Hull
E. S. Padelford
J. M. Hammond
George B. Horton
Elizabeth Stone
Alfred Worcester
Pryor Fulton
P. Bond
Nathan Warren
Mr. Bond
Ee Aa
E.S. Ball
C. E. Sayward
A. Webster
Ward
George A. Mansfield
George
Aiden
John F. Coolidge
M. R. Leonard
W. A. Webster
Charles W. Durgin
Philip Jones
Converse Nominated for Chelsea Mayor by Republicans
Chelsea November 20 Alfred C Converse was nominated tonight for Mayor by the Republican convention. Alderman nominees include Charles E Bassett Charles H Long Fred M Whiting Edward E Willard Elwin M Cortheil Frank E Winslow Eli C W Bliss and E Shirley Lombard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Sprecrau
Alfred C. Converse
Charles E. Bassett
Charles H. Long
Fred M. Whiting
Edward E. Willard
Elwin M. Cortheil
Frank E. Winslow
Eli C. W. Bliss
E. Shirley Lombard
Salem Caucus Nominates Candidates for City Office
In Ward 1 a Salem caucus endorsed Mayor Robert S. Rantoul for reelection and backed John J. Sheehan for Alderman at large. Garrett Ryan was chosen as Ward Alderman candidate. Other nominations included Daniel J. O'Brien and John J. (last).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Robert 8
Rantoul
John J. Sheehan
Garrett Ryan
Common Council
Daniel J. O’brien
Joun Jd
Democratic Mayor and City Nominations Across Several Cities
The Democratic mayoralty convention in Gloucester nominated Joseph C. Shepherd. In Haverhill, the Citizens' delegation named Thomas E. Burnham for mayor with a slate for Aldermen. Taunton and Lowell selections favored Francis Babbitt and Charles Palmer respectively, along with multiple nominations for school committee and council seats. Quincy and Lynn held concurrent conventions, nominating mayoral and council candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNulty
M. H. Flynn
John H. Cashman
Glouc Estern
Joseph C. Shepherd
Messrs.ee Hi. Rider
George 1D. Saunders
M. McNierney
Haveruhile
Citizens
Thomas E. Burnham
William H. Underhill
Moses H. Dow
Frank G. Cummings
Stanislas Rainville
L. Wilder Chase
L. V. Spaulding
Frank T. Gray
Taunton
Francis
Babbitt
Ae John H. Galligan
W. Baker
F.C. Walker
Hearauers
LoweEty
Charles D. Palmer
George KE. Putnam
Watson A. Dickinson
Witham HH
Auller
George E. Manning
T. HH. Newcomb
F. L. Jones
C. I. Hammond
R. H. Wilde
Sylvester Brown
Josiah Quincy
William H. Sampson, Jr
Jason G. Witham
Harrison A. Keith
Coun
Ward
Fred F. Green
Michael T. Sullivan
Edward J. Parker
William T. Bhen
John A. Pussan
Lynn
Speciau
Fn!l
William Austin Brown
Charles R. Waite
E. Knowlton Fogg
E. K. Hayes
J. M. Patten
Charles S. Grover
Dr. Hazlewood
Final Report on Charles River Bridges by Joint Committee
The Common Council debated routine matters while the joint committee on Charles River bridges delivered its final report. It declares the bridge alteration issue effectively settled by postponement of War Department action, commends city officials, notes substantial funds with limited practical benefit, and highlights Mayor O Brien and Corporation Counsel Richardson for their roles. The body also discusses relief funds, sanitary improvements for Atherton school, street work costs, park naming, cemetery care accounting, and related municipal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint
Special Committee
Charles River
Boston
O’brien
War Department
Richardson
Hart
Boston Committee For the
Pennsylvania
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Atherton
Page
Committee On Finance
Board of Health
Geneva Street
Ward 24
Porter Street
Bennington
Bremen Streets
Ladder Company No
Cordaville
Wiggin
Ward 20
Micah Dyer
Athenaeum
Pond and
Cottage Streets
Dorchester
U Dpham
Public Library Committee
Board of Park Commissioners
Charlestown
Stacey Park
Wise
Mt. Hope
Committee On Cemeteries
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Merchants Club Dines Governor Elect Russell Guest
About fifty members of the Merchants' Club hosted a dinner at Parker's with Governor-elect Charles Theodore Russell as the principal guest. Speakers praised business leadership, stressed party principles over personalities, and urged ongoing civic service and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Club
Parker’s
Commonwealth
Charles Theodore Russell
John W. Corcoran
Beckwith
Orange
N. J
B. F. Stevens
W. E. Russell
Russell
Electric Car Strikes Hack Injuring Two Men
Last evening at 11 o'clock Alexander Gregg drove a hack with Thomas Burke aboard when at the corner of Albany and tawmoden streets an electric car struck them. Both men were knocked from the seat and injured slightly while the hack suffered heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Gregg
Thomas Burke
Albany
Tawmoden
VintagePatent Pain Cure and Cough Syrup Ad
An old advertisement touts Salvation Oil promising pain elimination at five cents a dose and Dr Bull's Cough Syrup offering relief for coughs to aid a restful night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Oil
Medford Ball Aids Parmenter Street Play House
The Medford Opera House hosted a crowded evening of dancing in support of the Parmenter Street Play House. Matrons presiding as ball hosts included Mrs. B. Crockett Mrs. N. P. Harlowell Mrs. D. H. Bradlee and Mrs. W. H. Randall. The hall wore bunting and a platform adorned with ferns and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Meprorp
Medford Opera House
Parmenter Street
B. Crockett
N. P. Harlowell
D. H. Bradlee
W. H. Randall
Cambridge Mayoral Fight Narrows to Two Candidates
In Cambridge the mayoralty contest narrows as Edward W. Hincks withdraws in favor of Richard H. Dana. The Temple Hall Association backed Dana after Library Hall support, with Hincks praising harmony and declining the nomination to avoid party division. Dana was then nominated by acclamation for the mayoral race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
A. B. Alger
Richard H. Dana
E. W. Hincks
Dana
Library Hall Association
Hincks
Friends of Good Government
Edward W. Hincks
W. A. Munroe
Esa
C. G. H. Bennink
George Close
J. M. Hannum
Semple Hall
Mayer
Shoe Men in Council at New England Meeting
The National Shoe Manufacturers Association met in Boston with small attendance as President John J. Zeigler opened the session. Resolutions urged continued national organization, local boot and shoe groups, and a nine member committee to push patent leather duty relief. William B. Rice urged expanding New England capacity and reciprocity with foreign markets to boost demand. delegates approved resolutions and adjourned subject to the executive committee call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Shoe Manufacturers’ Association of the United States
New England Shoe & Leather Association
John J. Zeigler
George Silver
New York
National Boot & Shoe Organization
United States
National Association
William B. Rice
Rice & Hutchings
Diplomatic Hercules Kasson Lectures on Bismarck in Huntington Hall
The Hon. John A. Kasson delivered a lecture in Huntington Hall praising Bismarck as the Diplomatic Hercules. He traced Bismarck’s career from early life through his roles in Prussia, Russia, Paris, and his work uniting Germany, noting his diplomacy with Austria Italy France and Russia and urging America to develop trained diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
John A. Kasson
Bismarck
Kasson
Prussia
Austria
Germany
Russia
Paris
Louis Napoleon
Europe
Italy
German Empire
France
America
Foreman J. T. Robinson Dies From Marblehead Water Works Blast Injuries
J T Robinson foreman, badly hurt in the Marblehead Water Works explosion yesterday, succumbed to his injuries at the hospital this afternoon. The accident occurred at Marblehead and local authorities continue to investigate the blast source and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Satem
J—T. B. Robinson
Ottoman Arrives in Boston on Liverpool Freight Run
The Warren fleet adds the Ottoman from Liverpool, a 4800 ton steel four masted bark rigged steamer built by Laird Bros. at Birkenhead. It sails 13 round trips yearly between Liverpool and Boston carrying cattle and freight, facing head winds and heavy seas on its voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Boston
Laird Bros
Birkenhead
Mag
Women’s National Indian Association Holds Closing Session
The final day at Old South Congregational Church drew 83 delegates from eight states including Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Wisconsin. Miss Grace Howard opened with Indian Civilization Work advocating early schooling and educated Indian missionaries. Frances Sparhawk of Newton promoted an Indian reading program and asked officials to provide periodicals to twenty government schools. The meeting approved amending the constitution to allow moving headquarters from Philadelphia and commended Boston and Harvard figures for support while condemning Russian outrages in a Siberian exile petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s National Indian Association
Old South Congregational Church
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Wisconsin
Grace Howard
South Dakota
Howard
I Mission
Frances
Sparhawk
Newton
Morgan
Philadelphia
Clarabelle Gilman
Jamaica Plain
Committee On
Boston
Gordon
Phillips Brooks
Peabody
Harvard
Lowell
Siberian Exile Petition Association
Boston ad traps men into fake ink eraser business
An false fortune ad lured honest men to invest $8400 for a salary. Charles S. Fiske and Alanson W. Slocum gave $400 and $150 respectively after meeting James McGrath who claimed to run patent ink erasers, silver polish and tooth powder. McGrath’s book showed mock profits. arrests followed as others reported similar losses. McGrath, about 35, claimed he worked for Rand, Avery & Co. for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles S. Fiske
Dalton Street
James McGrath
Washington Street
Hie
McGrath
Fiske
Alanson W. Slocum
Mill Street
Charlestown
Slocum
Rand, Avery & Co
Revered Words on Father Ignatius Move Episcopal Readers
A letter praises Rev William C Winslow for defending Father Ignatius. It lauds the canon interpretation and Bishop Paddock's stance, urging the bishop to allow the gifted monk to speak in Episcopal churches. The writer calls Winslow's praise of Ignatius pathos directness and doctrinal strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Winslow
Father Ignatius
Bishop Paddock
Christ
Holy Father
Winslow
St. John
the Baptist
Jesus
Marriage of Miss Mabel C Flagg to Mr George Hopkins
Waltham November 20 special The marriage of Miss Mabel C daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Flagg and Mr George Hopkins took place at 3 PM at the Church of the Ascension The ceremony was performed by Rev A B Shields Miss Flagg gave away her daughter The bridal dress was white lansdowne and a bouquet of white chrysanthemums Bridesmaids Lena Flagg Mamie Hoyt Best man Fred Daniels After a trip to Washington the couple will reside with the bride's parents on Floyd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Flagg
Mamie Hoyt
Athol
Henrietta
Fred Daniels
Washington
Funeral services for Rev S W Foljambe and Rev Dr Albert Gould
Funeral rites conducted yesterday at Starvard Street Baptist Church for Rev S W Foljambe with sermons by Rev D W Faunce Rev Dr Bullion and Rev Dr Murdock. Pallbearers included J T Ashworth F P Lee Hon James Pierce and others. floral tributes from Malden Woonsocket and Masons. Services for Rev Dr Albert Gould held at Trinity Church East Cambridge with prayers by Rev J H Mansfield and homilies by bishops Foster and Mallalieu and several clergy friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.D
S.F. Upton
Madison
N. J
Randolph S. Foster
Willard F. Mallalieu
D. H. Ela
Chelsea
W. S. Hambleton
City Notes On Water Tower Test And Local Incidents
A test of a new water tower at Fort Hill square showed a 55 foot height and discharge of 1800 gallons per minute from a two inch nozzle. Julia Montague of East Somerville was knocked down and seriously injured by a runaway horse at Washington and Hanover streets. St Pauls Church choir with Harvard University will sing Garretts Harvest Cantata at a Thanksgiving service next Sunday at 4 pm directed by W A Locke. Miss Devereaux to speak on Lloyd and industrial training at Mechanics' Institute today at 11 am. Educational meeting for women to gather at manager's office Friday 10:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hill Square
Julia Montague
East Somerville
Washington and
Hanover Streets
St. Paul's Church
Harvard University
Garrett
St. Paul’s Church
W. A. Locke
Argyle Dramatic Club Stages Comrades at Union Hall
The Argyle Dramatic Club presented George Baker's Comrades last evening at Union Hall. Cast included George J. D. Currie C Parks Gilmaine Walter subier Harry R. Clark Maud E. Elliot Edith P. Elliot and Blanche Going. The performance showed careful prep and promise for future club efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle Dramatic Club
South End
Union Hall
George Baker
George J. D. Currie
C. Parks Gilmaine
Walter Subier
Harry R. Clark
Maud E. Elliot
Edith P. Elliot
Blanche
Last Week of the Massachusetts Mechanic Fair Ends Soon
The seventeenth triennial exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association will close on Saturday, November 29, marking the final days of the fair. Thousands are expected to visit the exhibition featuring machinery, fabrics, manufacturing processes, and artworks with music by famous bands, and child admission is 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Resignation Accepted at Park Street Church
Rev Dr David Gregg will preach his last sermons next Sunday as Park Street Church pastor. A church council vote accepted his resignation and a two member committee N W Farley and K Spencer was named to confer with the church committee Monday at 3 PM on selecting a new minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gregg
Park Street
Messrs
N. W. Farley
K. Spencer
City Hospital patient after streetcar collision on Washington Street
At 6 yesterday afternoon Sewell Hi. Downs of 19 Worcester square was crossing Washington Street opposite Hollis Street when struck by a horse car. The car passed over him causing compound fractures of both legs. He was taken to City Hospital and is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell Hi. Downs
Worcester Square
Washinton Street
Hollis Street
City Hospital
Wires Interfere With Trolley Service At Sudbury and Portland
About 6:35 last evening an electric light wire fell across a West End Railway trolley wire at Sudbury and Portland streets, stopping cars and causing confusion. Members of Hook and Ladder 1 and Officer Cardigan separated the wires. No damage occurred beyond the car delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Railway Company
Sudbury
Portland Streets
Hook and Ladder 1
Cardigan
Church Dedication at Medford Delights Congregation
Medford November 20 Union Congregational Church on Union Street was dedicated this afternoon with prayers led by Rev. L Noyes and a historical sketch by Pastor Rev. C C Bruce. James Donovan read church records, followed by addresses from Rev. J L Hill Rev E S Curnick and other ministers. A 6 30 recess greeted delegates from the Woburn conference, then at 7 30 a sermon by Rev Dr Griffiths of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Union Congregational Church
Union Strees
L. Noyes
C. C. Bruce
James Donovan
J. L. Hill
E. ‘S. Curnick
Joshua Cort
Boston
Woburn
Griths
Shawmut Avenue Congregational Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alderman Cushing
Alderman Leary
Sceesee
Ceee
Total
Perpetual Care Trust Fund
Mt Hope Cemetery
Russell and the Merchants
Parker's
Brackett
William
State House
Beckworth
Hinecks
Temple Hall
Mr. Dana
The
National Association of Manufacturers
Hercules
Mr. Kasson
U. S. Gov't Report
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & CO
Atlantic Avenue
Westinghouse
Kelley Mechanical
Warren
RED
Hopkins
FLAGG
Mason & Hamlin
Mason & Harlin
Catiller
Crean &Pianogo
Masogn
Namuelin Hall
Bremont Street
S. W. Foljambe
Albert Gould
Ime Petus
Pan- American Congress
G. O. Taylor
G. Q. Taylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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