Independents Back Democratic Ticket at City Meeting
A meeting of leading independents approved backing the Democratic ticket in the upcoming election and issuing an address. A general committee was formed with broad authority to coordinate with the Democratic State committee and lead the campaign, including notable members such as Moorfield Storey, John S. Farlow, and George Fred Williams, plus an executive committee for campaign work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Codman
Democratic State Committee
Col
Charles R. Cechuan
H. L. Pierce
John S. Farlow
John Ritchie
Henry TH. Edes
James AM. Bugbee
Edmund MM. Wheeler
Emil V. Heidenreich
Henry W. Putnam
George D. Ayres
Moorfield Storey Winslow Warren Phineas Pierce
Darier Fox
A. J. C. Lowden
John W. Carter
Archibald M. Howe
Gen
Samuel M. G. George Fred Wilts, Charles C. Jackson
Jeint
George Fred Williams
Dolin
W. Carter Moorfield Storey Linkbes Fox
Phineas Pierce
Winslow “Tarren
A. J. C. Sowdon
Mr Jenkins Party Supports State Ticket in County Plan
The County Democracy will not send contested delegations to further Democratic conventions but will act on nominations. It backs the Democratic State ticket led by Andrew and Foster. Congressional picks depend on circumstances. Cecil favors ahead of Mer. Dacey or Me. Martin may gain support. County nominations follow after party conventions with senatorial and representative choices generally from both parties tickets, and some wards may see independent candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Jenkins
Andrew
Foster
Cecil
Mer. Dacey
Me. Martin
Manue
Tnns
Russell Nomination Secured by Worcester Democrats
Worcester voters in the tenth district Democratic convention nominated Secretary Juli E. Russell without opposition. Russell authorized Colonel Titus to accept. He will begin campaigning after arranging private affairs, starting in Spencer. The convention, chaired by Colonel Williams, also chose a district committee including Nye, Harris, Edwards, Brown, Ogara, Lolbrook, and Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Siscian
Juli E. Russell
Pratt
Edward L. Davis
Russell
J. A. Titus
Rice
Spencer
Ruscell
Ruessil
Bates
Ron
N. H. Earl
Ames
Horticultural Hall
W. A. Wiliams
Webster Thayer
John E. Russell
J. A. ‘Lites
S. D. Nye
D. Nye
E. A. Harris
K. Edwards
Southbridge
S. W. Brown
Brimfield
John Ogara
John E Russell of Worcester County A Biographical Sketch
John E Russell born 1853 in Greenfield, Worcester County, heir to a cutlery legacy. He spent years in New York, Panama and the Overland Mail era, later settling in Leicester. An open Democrat, he opposed Butler and backed Cleveland, with reform views on civil service and tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Russell
Worcester County
Greenfield
Massachusetts
John Russell
Russell
New York
Central America
Panama Railroad Company
Pacific Mail Company
Ben Holladay
Great
Overland Mail
San Francisco
Mexico
Wells, Fargo & Co
Leicester
Cleveland
Lodge Boom at Sixth District Meeting
Republican district committee convened last night at the remount lodge with most delegates for the coming congressional convention and a group of Lodge workers who are not delegates. Mr. Lodge attended with Mr. E. B. Hayes present among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican District Committee
Sixth Congressional District
Remount Lrouse
Lodge
E. B. Hayes
Pab
Lodge and supporters gauge Boston area political climate
Several political figures attended a gathering to discuss campaign outlooks for Lodge. Reports described expectations as encouraging with potential Republican gains in Lynn, Malden, and surrounding towns. Some Republicans question Lodge's path and weigh alternative candidates amid anticipated Democratic efforts statewide.
Middlesex County Ames at Mechanic Hall Lively GOP convention
The Middlesex county Republican convention meets at Mechanics Hall Lowell at 11 AM to nominate candidates for sheriff clerk of courts county commissioners and district attorney Incumbents Cushins and Hard likely to be renominated For county commissioner D H Gleason Natick and M Frost Marlboro contend with Frost favored by Read and old line Republicans Cate Newton and Stevens duel for district attorney The county committee led by C F Richardson Lowell and Leary W Pitman Somerville likely reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middolesean
Ames Aten
Middlesex County
Mechanics’ Hall
Lowll
Henry G. Cushins
Theodore C. Hard
Ma. Frost
Marlboro
Friends of
D. HH
Frost
William Bb. Stevens
Cate
Newton
Stevens
C.F. Richardson
Lowell
Leary W. Pitman
Somerville
Marked by Mr Faxon urging women to oppose pro saloon leaders
Henry Faxon writes to the Massachusetts Woman's Christian Temperance Union urging decisive political action against candidates who support saloon interests. He argues women should oppose such leaders, use influence and even vote to crush the saloon trade, while separating temperance from party politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faxon
Henry Faxon
Brackett
Lodge
Dunbar
Quincy
Massachusetts Woman's Christian Ltenperance Cition
Lynn
Sruenett Lodge
Danbar
Kenry H. Faxon
Frye Speech Opens Republican Rally in Groverstern
In Groverstern on October 5 the Republican campaign opened with a rally at Elliott rink. William P. Frye spoke after introductions by W. W. French and others, criticizing Democrats for mismanagement and high expenses while praising war-era fiscal restraint. He denounced the Morrison tariff bill and warned against free trade harming industry and New England fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groverstern
Elliott Rink
William P. Frye
Rogers
Balison
William A. Pew
General Cogswell
W. H. Jordan
W. W. French
J. ©. Proctor
John C. Pierce
Frye
Republican City Committee
New England
Gloucester
Boston and Lowell Election Prospects Turn on Relative Gains
The remark compares Boston and Lowell in a political race, suggesting Andrew's election depends on Boston performing as well as Lowell did, and that Boston must improve beyond last year to keep pace with Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John F. Andrew
Lowell
Democratic ticket gains strength in Holyoke era
The Democratic State ticket grows in favor as voters rally behind the full party vote. Andrew is expected to draw thousands of Republicans dismayed by Ames, and Foster the Knight of Labor candidate will attract tens of thousands of Republican workers. The fall prospects for the Democratic ticket appear favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Andrew
Ames
Foster
Knight of Labor
Nominations in Eleventh District Gather at Greenfield Opera House
Greenfield Oct 5 Republican convention for the eleventh district met at the Opera House in noon. General Johan L. Ciis of Northampton opened the meeting and H M Lane of Leominster was named president. Congressman William A Whiting of Holyoke was renominated unanimously. Worcester Oct 5 Democratic county convention named John Hopkins of Millbury for district attorney and Sheriff A 2 (incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Eleventh
Opera House
Johan L. Ciis
Northampton
H. M. Lane
Leominster
William A Whiting
Holyoke
Worc
Sten
Meade
John Hopkins
Millbwy
Prohibitory county and senatorial conventions nominate candidates
Local prohibitory county convention names Joseph D Hunt for sheriff Alfred Clifford clerk of courts A W Putnam county commissioner Henry S Miner special commissioner and selects a county committee led by Joseph D Huns S C Albro S Fay C E Stebbins S W Cook Aeron R Powers H Hutchinson Rev W H Cobb Rev George F Clark The Norfolk county convention nominates E Mites for senator and a district committee is chosen The county convention later nominates J S Hanners for county commissioner and EH M Bullock for sheriff Also notes third Havunnshire representative race George H Ames named Creorge H Ames
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Hunt
Milford
Alfred Clifford
Worcester
A. W. Putnam
Sutton
Henry 8. Miner
Joseph D. Huns
C. Albro
S. C. Fay
Southboro
C. E. Stebbins
Brookfield
S. W. Cook
Aeron R. Powers
Bolton
BE. H. Hutchinson
W. H. Cobb
Uxbridge
George F. Clark
Hubbardston
George EF. Clarke
Norwood
Norfolk
E. Mites
Brookline
C.W. Morse
C. LH. Hodges
Foxboro
Ff. W. Clark
Millis
George Kempton
Sharon
Enoch Doran
Frookline
George MekKensie
Dover
Hatheriey
Hyde Park
Ce “Anith
Freeman Phillips
Wellesley
T. Ide
Medway
Havunnshire
C Distriet
Creoree H. Ames
Williamsbure
Political party conventions and meetings in Chelsea and nearby cities
The piece details Democratic and Independent efforts to cut into Republican majorities in Chelsea with organized meetings. It lists Democratic and Republican conventions across districts in Salem, Somerville, Beverly, Marblehead, and Beverly, noting dates, venues, and key figures, including nominations and ratification events.
Steamboat La Mascotte Explodes Near Cape Girardeau
The steamer La Mascotte bound from Grand Tower to Cape Girardeau exploded its boilers near Neeleys Landing and burned to the water’s edge before lodging below Willards Landing. Seventy survivors were reported, with from eighteen to twenty two believed dead. The Eagle rushed to aid, taking thirty five aboard to Cape Girardeau. Names of the injured and missing include Judge Hager and wife, Miss Kneigher, William Wheeler and family, Fritz Lord, Lena Buchman, Lon Adams, Captain J B Thompson, Henry Leonery, James V Donohoe, J J Harlan, and D C Mantz. The vessel, built recently in Evansville for about 683000, was designed for St Louis to Cape Girardeau packet trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daily News
St. Louis
Grand Tower
Ill
Cape Girardeau
Neeley
Willard’s Landing
Eagle
la Mascotte
Judge Hager
Miss Kneigher
Christ Kneigher
William
Lena Buchman
G. Buehman
Lon Adams
J. B. Thompson
Henry Leonery
James V. Donohoe
J. J. Harlan
D. C. Mantz
Evansville
Ind
Blooded stock at Bay State Agricultural Society fair opens
The Bay State Agricultural Society opens its Mechanics' building exhibit promising a different kind of fair. Eight classes including cattle horses sheep poultry implements grain dairy and fruits are judged by appointed superintendents. Notable entries include Burleigh & Bodwell’s Herefords and a 2008 pound cow called Burleigh's Pet. Premiums awarded day of judging follow promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Bay State Agricultural Society
Mechanics’ Building
Bar State Agricultural Society
Tio
E. F. Bowditch
Framingham
Wesley P. Balch
Smith Harding
South Deerfield
Warren Heustis
Belmont
Philander Williams
Taunton
H. Appleton
Lynnfield
W. W. Rawson
Arlington
Henry FE. Alvord
Mountainville
N.Y
Franklin Hall
Burleigh and
Bodwell
Vassalboro
Sussex
Maine
Burleigh
Kansas City
Roland
Get
E. D. Wiggin
Hampshire
Guernseys
Jerseys
Ayrshires
Francis Shaw
Guernsey
Jersey
Mme. Marantette
Batchelder Held For Trial In New Hampshire
James Batchelder arrested at East Northwood after an assault on John P. Tilden of Peru Indiana with intent to kill. He was arraigned in Manchester police court on a fugitive from justice charge, bail set at 1000 dollars, case continued ten days. Illinois attorney-general to send requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
James Batchelder
East Northwood
John P. Tilden
Peru
Linois
Amicable settlement reached with Lynn baseball team
A. G. Doe, manager of the Lynn nine, held a meeting at the Lynn Hotel with all players except one, Lovett, and paid every member in full. Lovett had previously gone to Haverhill with Doe and received all owed money from the backers this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn
Specia
A. G. Doe
Lynn Baseball Nine
Lynn
Lovett
Haverhill
Doe
Pray Sons & Co Carpet House Established in 1817
The carpet house of John H Pray, Sons & Co was established in 1817, marking sixty nine years of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Infant Hercules: Boston chamber marks annual meeting
The infant chamber of commerce formed from the Boston Produce and Commercial Exchanges held its yearly meeting. President Hersey B. Goodwin presided as W H Pearson read records, directors praised progress and the marine news feature, membership grew by 118, and 9 members died. Officers elected: President Hersey B Goodwin, VP William H Lincoln, Treasurer Fred N Cheney, with directors Alfred S Brown Daniel W Ranier Elbridge G Knight Rufus A White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Produce and Commercial Exchanges
Hersey B. Goodwit
W. H. Pearson
Boston
Board of Trade
New York
Frederick N. Cheney
Foreign Relations Committee of Congress
Dominion of
Canada
Frye
Senate
Brown
Knight
Four youths held for assault and robbery in Dorchester
On Sept 23 four roughs in Dorchester attacked leather merchant James M. Watson on Shaving and Federal streets, garroting and robbing him. O'Brien was arrested the same night, Ryan later confessed, Garey and Welch fled to Putnam Conn and were arrested there for car theft. All four were brought back to Boston, appeared before Judge Forsaith, and were held in 2000 each for Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
James M. Watson
High Street
Pearl Street
Dorchester
O’brien
Ryan
Putnam, Conn
Boston
Officer Hayes
Station 4
Judge Forsaith
Superior Court
Thomas Garey
James Welch
Petition Drives to Oust Lynn Clerk H C Oliver
Petitions circulate in Lynn asking Governor Robinson not to reappoint H C Oliver, clerk of the Lynn Police Court. Signers, mostly workingmen, allege mistreatment including turning away foreign born morocco dressers seeking naturalization papers due to odor. Oliver, a Republican, faces possible replacement when his term ends in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Robinson
H. C. Oliver
Dennis Thacher and Elvira Baker Wed at West Dennis Home
In October 1856 at the bride’s parents home in West Dennis, Henry Thacher of S A D Sheppard & Co and Elvira N Baker daughter of Captain Obed Baker were married. The Rev G A Grant officiated with guests from Boston Providence and Philadelphia. A $500 gift from the bride’s father was among many presents. The couple left for New York on the afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thacher
S. A. D. Sheppard & Co
Boston
Elvira N. Baker
Obed Baker
West Dennis
G. A. Grant
Providence
Philadelphia
Thousands of Testimonials for Pearline Flood Letters
Thousands of unsolicited messages arrive praising Pearline soap, sent by grateful customers and fans. Advertisers claim the letters reflect broad trust in the product and its cleaning power across households nationwide.
Boston Wins Another as Phillies Defeat Kansas City
Boston defeats St Louis as Stemmyer struggles with wild pitches and Gunning shines behind the plate. In Philadelphia, a late surge helps beat Kansas City as Farrar errs and Radford leads with solid hits. Detroit tops Washington in a better played game, Baldwin limiting early chances before wild pitches spoil potential shutout. New York beats Chicago as Keefe dominates and darkness ends play at the Polo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Boyle
Stemmyer
Gunning
Boshes
Johnson
Stemn
Crane
Hornung
Sutton
Nash
Bostvors
ST. Lol
Horhane
Hed
Glasseo E
Rash
Menny
Sol
Bostong
Elie Ocolrol
Bostons
Myers
Pritapropria
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Radford
Kansas Citys
Farrar
Washindton
Detroit
Washingtons
Baldwin
Hines
Wolverines
Gilmore
Hovas Sa Ra Ry Pog & Rich'rda
N. Ft
Thompson Rf
Warrel Ifu
Farrell
Decree Sea Wile Sb. Ud
So OR Reia Ob
Og Genzel Tb
Ov Shoe
Rt. Coe
Shinde
Sal Hanlon
Ocsiouck
Rapnetts
Leder
Balawin
Petraes
Kreiz
Richardson
Thoamasoh
Fion
Detroits
Gimore
Doudle
Mack
Fearce
New York
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Keefe
Little Flynn
Evening Matchups Highlight East and Midwest Showdowns
St. Louis faces Boston while Chicago squares off with New York. Detroit travels to Washington and Kansas Citys visit Philadelphia in a packed schedule.
Trotting at Mystic Park Meets Slow Attendance
Mystic Park, Oct 5. Gentlemen's Driving Association of South Boston held its annual meet amid cold winds and darkening skies. Races featured a 2.38 class purse of 150 with top awards to first through third, won by Harry driven by Wilson, minus light for others. A 2:50 class for 100 purse saw several entries but could not finish before darkness. results listed for Quaker, Frank, Big Eastern, Daisy W, Grace Ethel, M Lambert, and M. Lambert with judges Downs Bowe and Harvey Wart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen’s Driving Association of
South Boston
Mystic Park
BE. R. Wilson
B. G. Harry
Seabee
W. J. Higgins
B. G. Hoosie
O'Brien
Billy
J. Ripley
C.m. Quaker
Ai Lee Une Lona Om Hall
B. G. Frank
Ius
G. Walker
R. G. Big Eastern
Baee Ee le W. H. Wall
B. G. Daisy W
Mills to Be Sold in Derry Mills Vote
At a special meeting of Derry Mills stockholders in Mawncurster New Hampshire on October 5 the vote approved disposing of the mills and all corporate property by private sale or auction Samuel Johnson of Boston named as agent to execute the vote guiding sale processes and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawncurster
N. H
Derry Mills
Samuel Johnson
Boston
Tufts College Notes Elects Tennis Officers and Sets Games
The Tennis Association elected F. E. Huntress as president, R. C. Brown as vice president, and L. D. Coburn as secretary and treasurer. A committee on the constitution was named, and plans for new courts were begun. Harvard plays Tufts in a 4 pm football practice at College Hill, while the sophomore against freshmen baseball game occurs at 2 pm on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tennis Association
F. E. Huntress
R. C. Brown
L. D. Coburn
Foster and Bateman
Harvard
Tufts
College Hill
City Notes Local deaths and an upcoming public event
A woman was killed on the New York & New England railroad tracks near Bowdoin station. L D Parker died in his bed at 27 Melrose Street of natural causes. The police board resumes its hearing on Captain Ford charges next Saturday. Perkins Institution meets Oct 15 in South Boston with classes and music. A stillborn child was found on Appleton Street. Jackson Guards target shoot at Oak Island on Oct 8 with medals. Officer Maxwell arrested 85 year old Anne Allman for pickpocketing at Washington and Winter streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & New England
Bowdoin
City Hospital
L. D. Parker
Melrose Street
Board of Police
T Captain Ford
Division 11
Perkins Institution
Massachusetts School For the Blind
South Boston
Appleton Street
Draper
Jackson Guards
Charlestown
Oak Island
Maxwell
Station 4
Anne Allman
Ann Mullen
Washington and
Winter Streets
Missing Lafayette Tibs Bets Baffles Police and Kin
No tidings from Lafayette Tibs Bets the missing City Hall avenue frau dealer his relatives and police report no death by own action. Business troubles blamed for the Sheane auction as he once ran a fruit store but failed in retail. A new business opened today to dispose of perishable stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette M. Tibsbets
City Hall Avenue
Tibbets
Omer
Mount Chinamen Clash With Hoodlums On Harrison Ave
Dr J F Bush testified in Municipal Court yesterday about wounds suffered by Mount Chinamen in a fight with hoodlums on Harrison Avenue last Sunday. Contusions were shown and paving stones cited as probable instruments. William D Morris then presented a head wound as the basis of his assault and battery complaint against one of the Mongolians, now under arrest. Dr Bush suspected a sharp instrument. The judge postponed remaining casework to Friday due to a full docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bush
Drucee Forssitt
Hood
Harrison Avenue
William D. Morris
Broadway
Bush
State Pharmacy Commission Holds Annual Meeting for Pharmacist Certificates
The State Pharmacy Commission met yesterday at No 16 Beacon Street Nip 2 East Whitney presiding with S A D Shepard of Boston as secretary. About twenty five young men appeared for examination before the board for registration certificates as pharmacists. The annual report will be submitted to the Governor soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Pharmacy Commission
Beacon Street
Eas Whitney
Née
Presil
S.A. D. Shepard
Boston
Contested Will Hearing in Milmore Probate Case
In Suffolk County Probate Court Judge McKim opened a hearing on the contested will of sculptor Joseph Milmore who died in Geneva in January 1836. The will dated Geneva 1834 left the entire 100000 to his wife Mary. brother Charles Milmore contests the will, citing unsound mind, with legal representation listed for all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim
Joseph Milmore
Milmore
Martin Milmore
Geneva
Mary
Charles Milmore
Josech
Gaston & Whiting
Charles H. Pattee
Cor Charles
Anc Richardson & Hale
Vic A Iendaiut
Passengers From Anchorix Overdue Steamer
On the Glasgow steamer Anchorix, nine days overdue after leaving Glasgow September 16 for New York, list of Newnee land passengers includes Mr. and Mrs. David Clark and Miss Clark of Springfield Massachusetts Mrs Alexander Forbes maid and infant of Northampton Massachusetts C Pare Mfc Harland Worcester Massachusetts and Mrs Pashell of New Haven Connecticut The Anchorix is consigned to Henderson Bros New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Anchorix
New York
Newneeland
Mir
David Clark
Clark
Springfield
Mass
Alexander Forbes
Maid
Northampton
C. Pare
Harland
Worcester
Pashell
New Haven
Conn
Anchoria
Henderson Bros
Boston
Sale of Sammer T. Dana residence at Arlington Street
The brownstone at No 8 Arlington Street near Bescon was sold this afternoon by S R Knights & Co auctioneers for 48000 dollars. The four and one half story house features eighteen rooms and about 2550 square feet on a 30 foot frontage, drawing a large crowd to the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammer T. Dana
Arlington Street
Bescon
Rouge
S. R. Knights & Co
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John BR. Fussell
Henry W. Lamb
K. Fay
Mores Williams
G. Wrisht
F F. Reaymond
Coleharles
B. Foxfeht
Thomas W. Higgins
Josiah Quincy Ho
Willings
Henshaw
Wihatt
Lord William V. Kellen Iy
B. Gardner
Andrew FiskerCharies
Beit
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Hale Iney
Hel
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Edward Athinson
Henry E. Turner
Malden
George H. Rich
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Ledge
Lovering
Winchester
Meaford
Captain Hart
Gooch
Lawrence
Cad Elder
Lowell Times
Chelsea
Lyceum Fall
Salem
Ward
Cambridge Street
Istreet
Warren Street
Middlesex
Odd Fellows
Winter Hill
Cloeck
Glines
Tremont Temple
A. B. Alger
M. M. Cunniff
C. D. Lewis
John R. Marshy
John Hi. Lee
Thomas J. Barry
Essex
Town Hall
P. F. Tierney
Satoma
C. Tf. Odell
Beverly
W. B. Brown
Peabody
Essex County
Counciliss
Beverly Town Hall
Patrick F. Tierney
Marblehead
William B. Brown
C. H. Odell
Salem Cuscom House
Pompocrats
D. W. Quill
Charles Poster
George P. Brown
John L. Eaton
P. J. Lynch
Percy Cather
J. D. Tack
Patrick Guinevan
Daniel Foster
Hurlburt
Conneilise
Charles P. Foster
Ebay State Agricultural Society
Samuel Hodgson
Meredith
N.H
Alphonse
Bull
Oxford
B. Summer & Son
Woodstock
Willard White
Ethelbert
Reno
Heifer
Same
Empress
Grace
Countess
Mabel
Samuel Hoceson
Ethel
Edith
Herefords
Burleigh & Bodwell of
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Lords
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Rhodia Jane
H. V. Keyes
Banjo
C. T. Tufts
Lancaster
Moose Twisk
ID Whitcomb
Littleton
Netherland Alexander
James S. Russell
Milton
W. A. Russell
Royal Archer
H. W. Keyes
PH Waeyes
Comely
P.M. Harwood
Barre
New Braintree
Picotte
HL W. Keyer
Newbury
Hercules
Thacher-Baker
Kansas Cowboys
Phillies
AL K
Woody Nfeces
Os Andrew
Ol Myers
Mulvey
Bowe
McCarthy
Bassett
Ce Totnes Oy
Whitney
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Meginiire
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Eisis
Philadelphias
Rowe
Kody
Beant
Mowarthy
Girone -Philadelphias
McQuery
Raimer
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Chicagos
POA
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O OG Ore
Oo O Kelly
Connor
Anson
Cillesmte
Pfeffer
Dorgan
Wilms
Eaterd
Ween
Rich’son
Densley
Delrvinlle
Keefery
Hardiere
Flynn
Gerhardt
New Yorks
Cornner
Williamson
Keasley
Hardle
Washington
Tufts College Notes
City Notes
S Wil
the Pope Mfg CO
Washington St
OF the
Mass. Charitable Mechanics
Ass’n Building
Wuntington Avenue
Breeves
Salem Cadet Sand
City Hall
Mroonline Avenue
St. Mary’s Street
Lencon Street
Beacor Street
John W. McDonald
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