Alderman Smith Withdraws in Fifth District Races
In a crowded municipal contest, Alderman C W Smith withdraws from the fifth district nomination facing George H Prince as the Republican candidate. Ward 16 backed by Ward 11 delegates pressured Smith, amid rumors of mayoral influence. The seventh district shows chaotic maneuvering over Alderman Kelley with possible independent runs if defeated. In Ward 4 West End opposition to Alderman Wilson continues over pole and wire issues, while Ward 11 caucus plans are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Smith
George H. Prince
Ward 11
Smith
Ward 14
Kelley
City Hall
Ward 15
Noyes
West End Road
Wilson
Kuntington Avenue
S. S. Pierce
Ward Committee
Seventh District Democrats choose Flood for alderman
The seventh district Democratic aldermanic convention met at the court house to nominate a candidate for the seat now held by Alderman Kelley. Thomas W. Flood won on the first ballot with 20 votes to 15 for Michael F. Carroll, with the motion to proceed made unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Fourth and
Dorchester Streets
Kelley
Michael F. Carroll
Thomas W. Flood
Aldermanic Nominee Hills From Charlestown District
The second district Republican aldermanic convention in Independent Hall Charles town nominated Joseph W. Hill for Alderman by acclamation. Hill a 52 year old born in Scituate is a noted carpenter and builder active in Republican Grand Army Masonic and social circles. He formerly served on Charlestown City Council including a presidency in 1872 and represented Ward 4 in the Legislature in 1874 1875 and 1876 active in the Fifty-Seventh Massachusetts Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey
Independent Hall
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Albert E. Dudley
J. H. Cotton
Arthur W. Robinson
E. Gerry Brown
Joseph W. Hill
Hill
J . Mr. Hill
Scituate
Grand Army
Ward 4
Fifty-Seventh
Massachusetts Regiment
Benjamin Spinoza Nominated for Alderman in District Eight
At the Democratic convention held in the Waltham Street Schoolhouse Benjamin Spinoza was nominated by acclamation for the eighth aldermanic district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Spinoza
Eighth
Waltham Street
Good Government Meeting Forms Clean City Ticket in Cambridge
About 100 Cambridge citizens met in the old library rooms to promote municipal reform. A representative committee from each ward will select twenty delegates per ward to attend a convention for a clean general ticket. Ward 2 listed a Common Council slate including E C Eeler, J Henry Russell, Wellington Fillmore, John K Brown, Fred W Macdonald. J S Paine endorsed for the school committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
E. C. Eeler
J. Henry Russell
Wellington Fillmore
John KE. Brown
Fred W. Macdonald
J.S. Paine
Somerville Citizens Caucuses Nominate Local Officials
Citizens caucused in Somerville last evening to nominate councilmen school committee and delegates for the mayoralty and aldermanic convention to be held tonight in Bow Street Hall. The Democrats back the Citizens ticket with many Republicans. Ward results list councilmen and school committee picks led by E J Gormley James Bean John Buckley Jr De F Caswell etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Citizens
Bow Street Hall
George A. Bruce
Charles 5. Lincoln
Robert Luce
Citizens of
E. J. Gormley
W. R. Gregg
William IT. Harney
J. F. Elkins
Nathan A. Fitch
James W. Bean
John O'Connell
Mayor Palmer Renominated at Lowell Republican Rally
At the Lowell Republican municipal convention presided by Charles H. Coburn Mayor Palmer was renominated by acclamation. Aldermen at large nominees were Walter M. Sawyer and Edmund E. Fletcher, with ward candidates Samuel E. Snow Pierre A. Brosseau Albert D. Carter W. A. Dickinson Joseph M. Wilson and John H. Fuller. Sawyer and Fuller currently serve on the board and Brosseau sits on the Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Lowell
Lowe Lu
Charles H. Coburn
Walter M. Sawyer
Edmund E. Fletcher
Samuel E. Snow
Pierre A. Brosseau
Albert D. Carter
W. A. Dickinson
Joseph M. Wilson
John H. Fuller
Messrs. Sawyer
Fuller
Mr. Brosseau
Democratic reconvenes in Woburn mayoral nomination
The Woburn Democratic convention reconvened due to R J W Phinney's declination. A motion to reconsider admitted the bolting Ward 65 delegation chaired by William McDonough. The group voted to admit the bolters and exclude others, nominating E F Johnson by fourteen of seventeen votes. The nomination was unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Wosurn
R. J. W. Phinney
William McDonough
E. F. Johnson
Chelsea Citizens Convention Held at City Hall Chelsea
The Chelsea citizens convention met at City Hall with H W James chairing and Edward Welch serving as secretary. On motion of Mr. ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
City Hall
H.W. James
Edward Welch
Lynn Workingmen's Caucuses Vote for Mayor Nominee
Lynn ward caucuses nominating mayoral candidates and choosing aldermanic convention delegates. Ward 1 delegates Currier Prentiss Bryson. Ward 2 delegates Howard Hawkes Burchess Lacy. Ward 8 delegates Davis Lovett Croscup Breed Nutter Carkin C worth. Ward 4 Curran Ware Connors McKeon Rogers Coffey Breen. Ward 5 delegates Hayes Morarty Knox Mears Tully Wiley Chandler. Ward 6 not returned. Ward 7 delegates Hayden Higgins Murray. Mayor vote for Asa T. Newhall totals by ward: 1 35, 2 56, 3 146, 4 240, 5 96, 6 247, 7 28, overall 848.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Workingmen’s
Workingmen of
Warp
Thomas J. Currier
Charles H. Prentiss
John H. Bryson
Fred B. Howard
H. A. Hawkes
C. H. Burchess
James Lacy
Frank Davis
James F. Lovett
James A. Croscup
George H. Breed
Amo T. Nutter
John Carkin
Charles W
Jeremiah F. Curran
Fred A. Ware
John Connors
Eugene McKeon
William F. Rogers
R. H. Coffey
Peter A. Breen
William 0. Hayes
John F. Morarty
David Knox
E. L. Mears
Thomas F. Tully
William Wiley
George J. Chandler
Daniel J. Hayden
Daniel J. Higgins
John A. Murray
Asa T. Newhall
Salem Nominations Reported From Local Caucus
In Salem at Howard Hall a large caucus nominated Robert S. Rantoul for mayor after James F. Almy declined. Aldermen, school committee, and ward positions were listed for multiple candidates. The group also urged the Water Board and City Council to defer water main actions until other supply options are explored. James W. Averill filed nomination papers for mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Howard Hall
James F. Almy
Robert $. Rantoul
A. Gage
George H. Perkins
Charles Saunders
P. F.tierney
William Perry
B. KR. Symonds
John B. Bettes
James Keating
KE. Hodge
J. P. Peabody
Hubbard Breed
Lord
John O’reagan
C. A. Jordan
Ives, Jr
George W. Glazier
Thomas W. Devlin
CG. B. Balcomb
George L. Peabody
R. W. Ropes
Symonds
Water Board
City Council
James W. Averill
Sail Squadron Cruising and Boston Welcome to Provincetown
Aboard the Chicago, the squadron led by the flagship and including the Yorktown, Boston and Atlanta executes evolving formations off Fire Island and Vineyard Sound. After a rough two days the fleet anchors at Provincetown Harbor and receives local honors before proceeding to Boston. The wardroom life aboard the Chicago is described with officers welcoming the correspondent and sharing drinks, stories, and meals amid a busy cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Wood’s Hall
Vineyard Sound
Nantucket Shoals
Great Round Shoals
Cross Rip
Chicago
Highland Light
Provincetown Harbor
Will
Boston
Massachusetts Bay
Minot
Fort Warren
Orktown
Atlanta
Yorktown
Long Wharf
Marine Bank
McCann
Dorchester Yacht Club
Leverett Saltonstall
Custom House
Post
Dr. Byrnes
Explorer in Egypt Lecture Reveals Bubastis Findings
Miss Amelia B Edwards discusses Egypt exploration, mounds along the Nile, and the Bubastis site. She notes the Delta’s densely packed mounds, the limits of tomb riches, and the need for judgment and patience in excavation. The talk featured stereopticon images of Bubastis monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia B. Edwards
Egypt
Nile
Thebes
Memphis
Abydos
Miss Edwards
Delta
Edwards
Temple of
Bubastis
Rameses I
Fall River Stocks Reach Higher Quotations in Active Week
Fall River reports an unusually active week in mill stock circles as year earnings and a steady cloth market push prices higher. Star-marked stocks rise by $1 to $2 with many sales at new quotations, in a list compiled by G. M. Hafords & Co., stock rakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallu River
G. M. Hatfords & Co
Flags for schools offered by Simmons firm
G W Simmons and Co at 32 North Street announce military department supplied flags for schools at low prices for the next thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soxoors
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Admiral and officers entertained as squadron visits continue
In the evening Admiral Walker and officers were hosted by ex Congressman Leopold Morse. Commodore Soley of the Dorchester Yacht Club entertained officers at the yacht club and later at the Algonquin Club. Visits with Governor Ames and Mayor Hart were postponed to today with calls scheduled at 11 and 11 30. Commodore McCann visited Walker aboard the Chicago, followed by calls from Soley Lambert and Perrin in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Morse
Commodore Soley
Dorchester Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Algonquin Club
Admiral Walker
Ames
Hart
State House
City Hall
Commodore McCann
Charlestown Navy Yard
Walker
Chicago
John C. Soley
W. T. Lambert
Charles L. Perrin
Agnes Booth cigars popular with experienced smokers
A local note highlights Agnes Booth cigars becoming popular among seasoned smokers. The item locations Cobb and Aldrich at the Washington Kneeland corner are mentioned as a point of purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Booth
Cobb, Aldrich
Washington
Kneeland
City Notes Highlight Meetings and Openings
The Beacon Society plans a discussion on inequality of local taxation at Parker's this evening. The Harvard bridge opens to pedestrians with wagons allowed next week at owner's risk. Rev. James De Normandie starts evening discourses Sunday at 7 30 on The Part Hymns Have Played in Christian Worship at First Church Roxbury. The Tremont Theatre updates near Thanksgiving to ease patron entry. Young People's Unity Club held a social with a phonograph demonstration by Col A H Sampson. Rev Nehemiah Boynton to address young men at the Boston Y M C A tomorrow at 4 pm with boy choir music. Stoddard lectures Dec 4 11 18 Jan 1 8 at Boston Music Hall feature Rhine Napoleon Bonaparte Berlin 1889 Switzerland. course tickets go on sale Monday.
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Beacon Society
Parker’s
Harvard
James de Normandie
Eliot Square
Roxbury
Avery Street
Tremont Street
Tremont Theatre
Young People’s Unity Club
Church of the Unity
A. H. Sampson
New England Phonograph Company
Nehemiah Boynton
Union Church
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Stoddard
Boston Music Hall
Rhine
Napoleon Bonaparte
Berlin
Switzerland
Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union All
Boylston Street
W. H. Baldwin
Flora E. Barry
Alice M. Sibley
C. Frank Randall
Carl E. Merrill
George Mendall Taylor
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
R. L. Perkins
Union Congregational Church
George McDonald
Percy Rolfe
K. McDonald
Percy J. J. Cooper
J. Stewart
Cooper
Zion
Mr. Stewart
David and Goliath
Cooper and Stewart
George W. Proctor
Columbus Avenue
Jesus
Church OF the Disciples
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles G. Ames
God Save the Commonwealth
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
First ReLigious Society
Sven
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Atlam
L. H. Willis
Berkeley
Marlboro
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
Music Hall
Baltimore
T. J. Lansing
God Save the Republic
New Jerusalem
Edward A. Horton
The
Astor
St. Paty’s
John 8. Lindsay
D.D
Garrett
United Choirs
Harvard University
St. Paul’s Church
Warren Ae Locke
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Tor
Notable Guests at the Hotels List of Names
A long roster of visitors staying at hotels includes the Earl and Countess of Meath and numerous figures from Hartford Boston New York Philadelphia and beyond. The list features military naval and civic titles with ties to Washington D C London Toronto San Francisco and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendome
Earl and Countess of
Meath
England
Ledyard Ellsworth
Hartford
Conn
F. T. Chase
Webster
Brunswick
J. C. Kelton
Kelton
Fiverett Hayden
Marshall McDonald
T. OC. Mendenhall
J. W. Collins
John Tweedale
Tweedale
BK. W. Hanna
Hanna
G. Brown Hill
Charles 8. Hill
Washington
Edward R. Wharton
New York
B. F. Evans
Miss Evans
Cincinnati
Broadway National Bank Remodeled For Growth In Boston
The Broadway National Bank, located at Milk and Arch streets, expanded its quarters to accommodate rising deposits and added conveniences for customers. Since its 1884 reorganization led by young, energetic executives, deposits rose to about 1.6 million with over 1,200 depositors, making it a leading Boston bank with a focus on mercantile and individual accounts.
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Boston
Broadway National Bank
Milk and
Arch Streets
Beach
Washington Streets
Arch Street
Roswell C. Downer
Frank C. Squire
William R. Dresser
Frank QC
Squire
Axel Dearborn
John R. Graham
Henry L. Millis
Downer
Messrs. John P. Squrie & Co
Dearborn
Waterstreet
Oak Grove
Lansing Millis
Home Savings Bank
Broadway
Books for the Children
A discussion on children's books stressing approachable, lively writing with accurate knowledge. It highlights authors and series like Brooks Yonge Nichols Bamford Hale Sidney Gilman Talbot and emphasizes D Lothrop Company's role in pairing warm presentation with solid content for school libraries.
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Macaulay
Carlyle
Huxley
Spencer
Elbridge $. Brooks
Charlotte Yonge
Miss Nichols
Miss Bamford
E. E. Brown
Sarah K. Bolton
Edward Everett Hale
Margaret Sidney
Arthur Gilman
Charles R. Talbot
D. Lothrop Company
Supreme Judicial Court arguments heard November session
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court notes on November 22 lists cases argued No. 625 Daniel Frank et al vs Solomon Sleeper et al and No. 628 Suffolk Savings Bank vs Commonwealth No. 629 Samuel Little et al trustees vs Joseph H Chadwick et al. The court will take up the criminal docket on Monday and no cases will be heard until the January sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Fren P. Devens
W. Allen
Court session reports multiple civil cases in progress
November sessions list cases including James O'Brien vs Charles H North et al for a broken knee from an elevator well negligence with a $2000 verdict. Annabali Ferrari et al vs Henry Murray over monument contract and alleged defects. John W Powers vs Boston Maine Railroad for injuries from a coupling accident. Nancy Sullivan vs Eleanor Bennett et al for injuries from a defective stair and railing with $10 000 claimed. proceedings paused or resumed with various attorneys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’brien
Charles H. North
Somerville
John D. Long
Jesse Keeler
Blopgerrt
Johnn W. Powers
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Massachusetts Central
Northampton
Belchertown
C. G. Fall
H. Lincoln
Nancy Sullivan
Eleanor Bennett
Albany Street
L. M. Child
E. O. Achorn
H. G. Allen
Insolvency and Civil Court Actions Reported in Suffolk Plymouth
Insolvency Court in Suffolk refuses discharges to James T Lloyd and Charles M Butler. discharges granted to Oliver H Flanders William M Browne Co Alice M Florian Bianchi Bros George W Hopkins and Abraham Clark. Cases continued or adjourned. first meetings held for several assignees. Plymouth Superior Court reports verdict for Sarah Jones vs Nan tasket Beach Railroad Co awarding 2729.39. Trial details and other indictments listed including Edward Cooney guilty of breaking and entering sentenced to Concord Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim, J
James T. Lloyd
Chester Square
Charles M. Butler
Cambridge Street
Oliver H. Flanders
Milk Street
William M. Browne
Tremont Street
Bianchi Bros
North Street
George W. Hopkins
Border Street
Abraham Clark
Albion Street
George E. Evans
Washington Street
G. Ss
W. F. Howe
Atlantic Avenue
Jeremiah J. Ahern
John H. McDonough
Samuel Stubbs
Horace D. Gove
Asignee
J. Barnett & Co
James F. Farly
Everett M. Nelson
Otis W. Waterman
Philip D. Wheatland
F. P. Baker Moulding Company
Plymouth County
Brockton
Pitman
Sarah Jones
Nantasket Beach Railroad Company
Hull
Asa French
E. C. Bumpus
R. M. Morse, Jr
J. O. Burdets
Erastus Worth
Kelly
Rafferty
M. & C. A. Williams
B. Kingman
Cotter & Jenney
Commonwealth
Wade
Eaton
Lattinville
Barden
Poole
Edward Cooney
Concord Reformatory
Court records list liquor nuisance fines in Middlesex case
In Superior Court Criminal Middlesex County on November 22 Judge J Patrick D. Sherman condemned Patrick D. Conlan of Woburn to a liquor nuisance fine of 50 dollars plus costs while Sarah Boyle of Newton faced a 100 dollar fine plus costs for liquor nuisance offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlese County
Sherman
Patrick D. Conlan
Woburn
Sarah Boyle
Newton
Municipal Court Criminal Session November 22
Curtis Ely Adams Jr and Henry W Williams faced fraudulently concealing a $45 watch taken September 24 from John W Goddard on conditional lease. case continued to next Tuesday. George G Hackett acquitted of illegally obtaining lottery tickets. Joseph Tobin case for embezzling $1125 from Morris Bergman continued to November 26. Benjamin H Benton acquitted of selling pools at 24 Dock Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Curtis
Ely
Adams
Henry W. Williams
John W. Goddard
No. 14
Hanover Street
George G. Hackett
Joseph Tobin
Morris Bergman
Benjamin H. Benton
No. 24
Dock Square
District attorney admission notice in Massachusetts
Notice from Boston dated November 20 1889 states Louis H Kileski of Lowell has applied for admission as attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court. Commissioner John G Stetson files the notice under the court rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Louis H. Kileski
Lowell
Ohn G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
Gurney Hot Water Heating System Proven in Canada and U S
The Gurney Hot Water Company markets a proven heating method used for over twenty five years in Canada and now expanding in the United States. They claim high efficiency and economy, note improvements over older systems, and invite inquiries with a descriptive illustrated pamphlet. Their new offices at Franklin and Congress streets showcase the system in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney
Canada
United States
Gurney Company
Gurney Hot Water Company
Franklin and
Congress Streets
Franklin Street
General Banks Feted at Parker House by Fifth District Republicans
General N P Banks known as the bobbin boy of Waltham attended a complimentary dinner at Parker House with twenty five gentlemen including Henry Parkman C H North Thomas Garfield B F Whittemore of Woburn and Captain Dowling of Cambridge The event recalled his entry to Congress thirty five years ago and his optimistic outlook for a brilliant administration in Washington The party echoed support for Banks and a sharp jab at the Mugwump with a playful moment involving ice water
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Banks
Little Iron Man
Waltham
Bobbin Boy
Parker House
Fifth District
Republican Congressional Committee
Will Betake
Washington
Nathan Warren
Henry Parkman
C. H. North
Thomas Garfield
B. F. Whittemore
Woburn
Captain Dowling
Cambridge
Jerry McCarthy
General Banks
Congress
Harrison
Harrisons
Henarkman
Whittemore
Aroun
Harvard Calendar for Nov 24 to 30
The schedule lists events at Appleton Chapel and University facilities from Sunday November 24 to Saturday November 30. Includes lectures by Dr Tarbell Jefferson, vesper and preaching services, a Divinity School conference, Thanksgiving holiday, and the loan fund aid application deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Phillips Brooks
D. D
College
University
Athens
Tarbell Jefferson
Physical Laboratory
Appleton Chapel
Divinity School
Funeral for Charles H. Montague at Church of the Unity
The Rev. Minot J. Savage officiated at the funeral of editor Charles H. Montague yesterday at the Church of the Unity. The church was crowded with relatives and friends. The Temple Quartet sang Abide with Me and other selections. Burial was private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Montague
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Temple
Priva
Sunday Notices from Arlington Street Church and Nearby Parishes
A column lists Sunday services across multiple churches in Boston. It notes sermon times at Arlington Street Church and the Church of the Disciples, Union Thanksgiving service at 4 p.m., a Boston Young Men’s Christian Association program with musical selections, and schedule items for Boylston Berkeley streets locations. Also covered are universalist, Christadelphian, and other church lectures, Sunday schools, and a Harvest concert at Tremont Temple.
Dainty Bits and Dining Lore in Bowdoin Square
A historic reminiscence links the idea of a man’s soul to his stomach, invoking the Revere House in Boston famed for exquisite repasts and superior service. The note mentions Bowdoin Square as a locale connected to this culinary creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Revere House
Bowdoin Square
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Alderman Smith
West End
Mr. Stacey
T. J. Keefe
Ward 2
Champlin
Champin
Cief
Ward 1
T.J. Keefe
A. C. Converse
R. E. Butler
C. J. Bassett
A. L. Morse
Charles J. McDonough
A. G.woodman
Elizabeth G. Morse
Ward
B. T. Martin
Fred M. Whiting
P H, McLaughlin
E. E
William N. Jewell
J. H. Crandon
T. M. Elwell
J. M. Curley
J. ©. Means
James Gould
Cyrus I
Decatur
James Duncan
Mary J. Butler
Vineyard Haven
Fall River
G. M. Haffords & Co
American Linen Co
Barnard Mfg. Co. Eee
Bourne Mills
Border City
Barnaby Mig
Chace
Sorccess
Crescent Mills
Davyd Mills
Flint Mills
Tts Globe Yarn Mills
Granite Mills
Hargraves Mills
King Philp Mil
Laurel Lake Mills
Merchants’ Mtg. Co
Mechanics’ Mills
Rely
Metacomet Mfz. Co
Narragansett Milla
Osborn Mills
Eevee
Ovasset Mig. Co
Richard Borden Mig
Eee
Emer Tagarscee Mig
CO. Vee
Shore Mills
Lus Slade Mills Eee
Statford Mills
Seaconnet Mills
Tecumseh Mills
Troy C. & W. Mtg. Co
Union Cotton Mf
Weetamoe Lills
Ener Oni
American Printing Co
Chase Patent Elevator
Morse
Dorchester
N. Y
Charles Gibbs
George Morris
London
Harry Reade
U.S.A
Henry KE. Ide
Brooklyn
A. Miller
Eng
C. Robinson and Wife
Toronto
Can. Tavern
H. M. Smith
C. C. Davis
Walpole
I. S. Hart
W. H. Parmenter
K. B. Dodson
N. H. Pratt
East Weymouth
R. H. Eaton
Portland
Clinton B. Fisk
Seabright
N. J
J. P. Bronson
Burlington
B. A. Kimball
Concord
N. H
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Woodsworth
Fitenburg
Tremont
Charles $. Untermeyer
A. W. Wagnalls
George A. Koenig
Philadelphia
Henry George
Miss George
Magnus Hegner
Otto Hegner
Basle
F. A. Johnson
Glen’s Fall
N. Y. Quincy
H. R. Chase
G. H. Eaton
Calais
C. M. Fitch
A. H. Paton
Danvers
Crawford
C. Reed
C. W. Price
Richmond
James Taylor
Kingston
Sanford
Broadway Bank
Barker
Constitution
GEO. Co. Goodwin & CO
John Street
New York City
B. A. Atkinson & GO
Phe Little Ron Man
Pinner
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