Democratic Doctrine Views Of Andrew And Foster
Worcester convention letters endorse Andrew as Governor candidate, praising Cleveland era reforms. Governor hopeful pledges to promote Commonwealth interests and good government, asserting Democratic platform support and fiscal reforms. Other excerpts discuss local races and potential withdrawals in a Gloucester district race, with labor leaders skeptical of Cogswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostown
Henry B. Lovering
Democratic State Convention
Alpheus B. Alger
Democratic Party of
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cleveland
John EF. Andrew
Antedated Letter Accepting Democratic Nomination
Frank IX Foster responds to Henry B Lovering and A B Alger with reluctant acceptance of a Democratic State Convention nomination. He supports industrial reform, mass-based government, free discussion, wise leadership, and legislation to ease worker discontent and align industrial interests, expressing hope for Democratic victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rictimony
Henry B. Lovering
Massachusetts
A. B. Alger
Worcester
Frank IX. Foster
Vox Populi backs no Jewett bid for sixth district council
Oct 6. The Vox Populi a Republican semi weekly paper with strong prohibitory leanings says it will not support Hon Francis Jewett for councillorship from the sixth district. It hints Lowell Republicans may vote for Jewett but will secretly oppose him. The paper will drop the subject and wait events, suggesting a Democrat may win the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vox Populi
Francis Jewett
Lowell
Jewett
Ely Renominated by Ninth District Republicans
South Framingham Oct 6 Republicans of the ninth district met with William Claflin as temporary chair. They condemned the Democrats for coast defenses and civil service reform, then nominated Frederick D. Ely of Dedham by acclamation for Congress. Delegates from Newton Framingham Milford and others pledged support as a notification committee was formed and the convention adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
South
Framingham
Ninth Congressional District
William Claflin
Th House
Chile
Committee On Credentials
James Fills
Dedham
Frederick D. Ely
R. Bishop
D. W. Farquhar
Newton
PT. M. Ely
Framinghaw
W. T. Forbes
Westboro
G. M. Towle
Brookline
Mr. Ely
Democrats Weigh Hope and Fear in Seventh District Race
Democratic leaders in the seventh district seek unity behind a strong candidate to defeat General Cogswell amid internal rifts. They contemplate nominating Colonel Jonas H. French, hoping labor support helps withdraw Rev Willard Spaulding, while some Republicans back Cogswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogswell
Worcester County
Spracus
Postmaster Blunt
Haverhill
Spra
Blunt
Hall
Congress
Javerhill
Gloucester
Willard Spaulding
Jonas H. French
Spaulding
Winchester Republicans Back John V. Andrew Campaign
The independent Republican town committee met last evening and voted to prosecute the campaign vigorously for John V. Andrew. They reported that most of the 100 Cleveland Republicans of 1864 would support him, and with a solid Democratic vote behind him he could win. Resolutions of sympathy were passed for William Webb, committee president, due to his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Republican Town Committee
Winchester
John V. Andrew
Cleveland
Andrew
William Webb
McPherson Nominated for Third District Council Seat
E M McPherson of East Boston was nominated yesterday by Republicans of the third district on the joint ballot at Hawthorne Hall. The convention, with 116 delegates present though entitled to 122, chose McPherson by 76 votes to 46 for Robert C Fuller of Cambridge, then adjourned after appointing a district committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
E. M. McPherson
East Boston
Hawthorne Hall
Cummings
Somerville
Joseph W. Hill
Charlestown
Alexander Starbuck
Waltham
Mr. McPherson
Robert C. Fuller
Cambridge
Bent
John A. Cummings
C. BF. Page
Medford
J. A. Campbell
John F. Kinnear
Henry C. Hall
F. C. Barnes
Chelsea
A. A. Wilder
C. D. Cabot
Newton
J. W. Hill
Delegates Elected in Lynn Republicans Hold Caucuses
Republicans in Lynn elected delegates to congressional county and councillor conventions across wards 1 2 3 4 5 and 7 with chairmen secretaries and listed delegates for each ward including Frederick S. Fawcett Charles H. Rams dell John L. Parker Elihus B. Hayes W. E. Chase Alonzo W. Penny and Hi. W. Mansfield among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lyn
Sorcian
Ward 1
William B. Bacheller
Charles H. Goldthwaitt
Frederick S. Fawcett
William M. Wires
Ward 2
BE. W. Pinkham
C. W. Leighton
Charles H. Ramsdell
William H
William L. Labroix
Thomas F. Redrick
John J. McAndrew
Ward 7
William Shepard
L. H. Copeland
Alonzo W. Penny
Hi. W. Mansfield
Democrats and Republicans Convene Across Districts in Mass
The second district Democratic convention meets in Taunton on Tuesday at 2 p m while Republicans plan a Music Hall mass meeting to ratify state officer nominations. The ninth district Dems meet in South Framingham on Oct 11. Middlesex GOP nominates Frost for county commissioner and others for insolvency and special posts. Chelsea independents plan campaign work at Democratic HQ. Merritt leads Chelsea’s delegation to the sixth district convention in Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Music Hall
South Framingham
Andrew
Middlesex County
William 5. Frost
Edward J. Thomson
Woburn
Lyman Duke
Stoneham
KF. T. Greenhalge
Lowell
John ©. Kennedy
Newton
George J. Burns
Ayer
Charles Hi. Richardson
Henry W. Putnam
Somerville
W A. Riley
Marlboro
Lyman Dilke
Joseph Lt. Sargent
Dracut
J. Weasley Kimball
A. D. Fessenden
Townsend
George C. Kent
Cambridge
Joseph Mi. Lussel
Malden
Chester
Lewis J. Powers
Springfield
Francis W. Rockwell
Pittsfield
Congress
Andrew J. Waterman
Chelsea Independents
Broadway
Everett Avenue
Marenus M. Merritt
Business Troubles in Hartford and Nearby Dealers
James and Fitch of Hartford, bone and tripe dealer, has been attached for 800 dollars. Chester H. Scott of Knightville, Maine, grain and fuel dealer, has gone into insolvency. Kerman W. Ladd of Boston, bed manufacturer, recently assigned. assignees run operations without interruption. Creditors express support for the assignment and plan a meeting on Oct 72 to review assets and liabilities. Inventories remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James &. Fitch
Hartford
Conn
Chester H. Scott
Knightville
Kerman W. Ladd
Boston
Merchants Association Seeks Through Service for Boston Delays
At the Boston Merchants Association meeting on Oct. 6 the directors voted to petition the Boston & Albany railroad to remove hours of delay for St. Louis and Western transit passengers at Albany. The aim is through service that matches New York travel times and offers equal accommodations, reducing business disruption and aiding visitors to Boston.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
St. Louis
West
Boston
Albany
New York
Boston & Albany Railroad
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania Dedicate Gettysburg Monuments
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania delegations visited the Gettysburg battlefield. The 139th Pennsylvania Regiment dedicated a six foot granite Sixth Corps badge near Little Round Top. Massachusetts regiments Seventh Tenth Thirty-seventh also dedicated monuments along the Eustis brigade line. Comrade James L. Brown of Springfield gave the dedicatory address, Major Samuel Harperter spoke for Pennsylvania, and a memorial meeting followed with a cemetery fire and presentation to Colonel Roea Bachelder of Boston for his role in detailing the field.
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Derryssine
Penn
Get
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Battlefeld
Bachelder
139Th
Sixth Corps
Little Round Top
Eustis
James L. Brown
Springfield
Mass
Samuel Harperter
Buhler
Memorial Association
Roea Bachelder
Boston
Gettysburg
They Must Resign
Washington Oct 6 Officials affected by the President's decision that a candidate for an electoral office must give up his federal post include A K Delany US attorney for the eastern district of Wisconsin and P H Kumler US attorney for the southern district of Ohio Delany appointed by Cleveland through Bragg’s efforts now nominated to Congress Kumler a Republican and nominated for Jaime at the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton county He told the Attorney General he would resign if retaining the post conflicted with civil service reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. K. Delany
United States
Wisconsin
P. H. Kumler
Ohio
Delany
Cleveland
Bragg
Ventleman
Congress
Kumler
Jaime
Court of Common Pleas
Hamlton County
Treasury Exempts Canada Fur Cloak as Worn Apparel
Washington reports the Treasury Department exempts a fur cloak bought in Canada by a traveler en route to the United States and worn for two days as worn apparel in actual use. President’s reception fills the cast room with about 500 attendees including a North Carolina excursion party and a Masonic delegation from Norwich. Friends of Captain Charles H. Chase of Maine press his bid for commissioner of navigation, sparking talk that Jarvis Patten may be replaced. Field surveying in Massachusetts and New Jersey makes rapid progress with maps expected to be completed by next year’s geological survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Treasury Department
Canada
United States
North Carolina
Norwich
Anarchists Motion for New Trial Contested in Chiaco
In Chiaco Illinois on October 6 Foster pressed the motion for a new trial for the anarchists. He argued that state evidence about dynamite bombs found around the city was irregular and prejudicial. He also urged discrediting witness Gilmer as the anarchists rest their case. The State prepares to respond with Mr Ingham opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiaco
Iil
Foster
Gilmer
Ingham
Provincetown Fisheries Receipts for Quarter Ended Sept 30
Provincetown reports fish receipts for the quarter ending September 30 totaling about 414,509 dollars with 52 bank fleet vessels and 2 bay fleet, 50 men employed, and heavy landings of salt cod, salt mackerel, fresh mackerel, bluefish, and other fish plus substantial bale oil and ambergris. The North Truro traps add more mackerel and bait fish, lifting the season's value. wages paid exceed 103,009 dollars. The season’s work by taps and smell nets was very poor, likely the weakest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Ambergris
North Truro
Bay State Agricultural Fair Opens Big Show at Mechanics Building
Crowds from crowds at the Bay State Agricultural Society fair in Boston visit Mechanics Building awaiting awards. Ayrshires Devons and Percheron stock on display with judges tallying medals and premiums. Secretary Russell praises the event as about 20 000 attendees enjoy exhibits, fire precautions, and performances by Mme Marantette Hills and Taft trained steers amid a busy track and dairy displays.
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Bay State Agricultural Society
Mechanics’ Building
Boston
John FE. Russell
State Board of Agriculture
Russell
Congress
Board of Judges
Taft
Uxbridge
Fitch
Mme. Marantette
Mr. Harris
Kentucky
Mr. Taft
Robinson
Burnett
Genealogists in Council at the New England society meeting
The New England Historic Genealogical Society held a meeting where Charles L. Flint read a letter from Augustus Perkins in England regarding Cromwell era matters. Donated works and author notes were discussed, including Drake and Tarbox, with commemorations of several members and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Charles L. Flint
John Ward Dean
Augustus 'T
Perkins
England
Lincoln’s Inn
Protector Cromwell
Mer. Perkins
Mar Jeshall
Society
Royal Historical Society of Great Britain
New England
Samuel Adame Drake
Medway
T. O. Jameson
Thomas Robbins
Hartford County
Conn
Ben. Perley Poore
Slafter
Drake
Champlain
Mr. Slatter
Increase Tarbox
Trumbull
America
Tarbox
Noah Porter
Marshall P. Wilder
Ben
Perley Poore
Major Ben
Wilder
Major
Major Poore
William Sanows
Milton
Barrows
Charles Sumner
Thomas Browne
Samuel Sewall
Heaven and Earth
Jerusalem
Bisho Berkeley
George Webb
Philadelphia
Athens
Louis XIV
France
Europe
John Adams
Worcester
John Burnaby
Raynal
Jonathan Shipley
Horace Walpole
Bengal
Richard Price
Galignani
John Bricht
Wiliam B. Trask
Henry H. Edes
Henry E. Waite
Francis K. Blake
Charles D. Hemans
John Savilean
Otis Clapp
William G. Wise
Frightened Suspect Recants Har mony Fire Confession
A Skowhegan special reports the Hard boy, jailed in Skowhegan for two Harmony arson fires, now says detectives coerced a confession and that he did not burn the buildings. Mrs Emma Brown of Harmony has been arrested for setting fire to Alvan H Booker’s barn on Sept 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrewirron
Hie
Skowhegan
Harmony
Emma Brown
Alvan H. Booker
Republicans Nominate Miles in Fourth District Race
Barmeevort Conn Oct 6 Frederick W Miles of Salisbury was named Republican candidate for Congressman in the fourth district. PrivaDELPuta Penn Oct 6 Republicans in the twenty sixth district nominated Senator Walter B Roberta for Congress. Norwich Conn Oct 6 Thames Marler declined the Democratic nomination for Congress in the third district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barmeevort
Conn
Frederick W. Miles
Salisbury
Privadelputa
Penn
Repubiicans
Walter B. Roberta
Congress
W. H. Sowden
Norwich
Thames
Marler
Prizes Announced for Boston Press Rifle Match at Walnut Hill
The Boston Press Rifle Association named prizes for its upcoming annual match at Walnut Hill range next Monday. Items include two oil paintings, an epergne, photographs, cigars, boots, field glasses, books, pocket knives, and cash gifts ranging from ten to one hundred dollars, with a list of additional valuable prizes chosen by the prize committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Press Rifle Association
Walnut Hill Range
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
S. S. Milea
Crown & Co
George Ae Hastings
Scott Leighton
Estabrook & Eaton
Massachusetts Boot and Shoe Company
Phelps, Dalton & Co
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Webster
Henry Faxon
al Watts
George G. Hall
M. C. Clark
George W. Wilson
F. A. Searle
First annual Maine hotel banquet held in Lewiston
The first annual banquet of the Maine Hotel Men's Association took place last night at the De Witt House in Lewiston Me. About fifty hotel men and their wives attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Hotel Men's Association
de Witt
Lewiston
Pray & Sons Plan Major Carpet Store Expansion
The extensive addition to Pray & Sons' carpet store will, when completed, make it the largest and finest carpet store in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pray & Sons
Stoddard Lectures at Music Hall This Fall
The Stoddard lectures begin Wednesday evenings at Music Hall on Oct 20, 27 and Nov 3, 10, 17. The eighth consecutive year features a bright series including Napoleon II and the Fall of Paris Queen Elizabeth Charles Dickens and His Travels Peter the Great Birth of Russia and Egypt and the Nile with rich illustrations. Course tickets go on sale Monday.
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Stoddard
Music Hall
Napoleon II
Paris
Elizabeth
Charles Dickens
Peter the Great
Russia
Egypt
The
Nile
Bestoniana
Music
Boston Law School Opens With Ceremonial Address
The Boston Law School opened yesterday with ceremonies led by Dean Bennett. He contrasted office study with formal schooling and stressed the advantages of a school environment. A large, nationally represented class is expected to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Law School
Dean Bennett
Printers' Athletic Club Banquet for Providence Base Ball Club
The Printers' Athletic Club hosted a banquet in Boston Hall at 176 Tremont Street for the visiting Providence Printers' Base Ball Club. About seventy five attendees enjoyed a long-s ided tables, fine viands, and toasts after speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printers’ Athletic Club
Boston Hall
Tremont Street
Providence Printers
M. A. Murphy
Anatorstmaster
Mayor O'Brien Publishes Revised Health Ordinance
The city circular quotes a provision banning disposal of dead animals dirt gravel sweepings ashes cinders hair manure shells scrap waste water rubbish and other refuse in streets wharves public inclosures vacant lots ponds or waters without board of health permission.
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O’brien
Board of Health
White horse race entries announced at Mystic Park Medford
Mystic Park Medford prepares for a white horse only race on Monday. seven entries expected, six mares and one gelding Charley Thorne, driven in white to distinguish him. drivers in colored caps, winner to wear a flower collar. silver cup valued 50 dollars for handsomest horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Medford
New England
Charley Thorne
Man and His Food at Boston Natural History Society Meeting
The Boston Natural History Society gathered in its building library after summer break. Professor Crosby discussed Paradise near Newport geology, while Professor Sedgwick showed a block model system illustrating body composition and daily nutrient intake. The setup, praised by teachers, compares foods and nutrients with charts and was endorsed by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Natural History Society
Nichols
Hamburg
W. ©. Crosby
Paradise
Newport
Crosby
Burton
W. T. Sedgwick
Richards
Boston
Sedgwick
City Notes From Malden And Beyond
Activities and incidents reported include injuries on the L. D. Baker workship, light installations promised on Commonwealth avenue extension, a collision injuring Delia Turner on Kennison's express, hospital transports, and upcoming meetings of the New England Railroad Club and the Boston Bicycle Club. City news covers court actions, a missing fruit dealer Lafayette Tibbetts, a train amputation case, a 11 year old arm fracture, a gambling raid, a fatal self-inflicted shooting, an amputation case from a flax mill, and the Justin McCarthy lecture at Boston Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
William Quinn
L. D. Baker
City Hospital
Commonwealth Avenue Extension
Delia Turner
Winter Street
Kennison
The
New England Railroad Club
O’brien
Providence
Public Buildings Committee
Lafayette A. Tibbetts
City Hall Avenue
Lodge
Richard Ahern
West Third Street
East Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Laura Davis
Kneeland Street
Butters and
Foster
Wyman and
Fitzgerald
Station 3
Chauncey Jacobs
Hanover Street
Robert Sproul
Nantasket
John Dougherty
Call Street
Justin McCarthy
Boston Theatre
Boston Bicycle Club
Mystic Park Race Rounds Up Airdale Trot Event
Mystic Park hosts a 2:59 class harness race for $100 purse with Samuel Hall Frank Quaker and others in mile heats best three to five. Time results show 2:45 to 2:46 with judges L Downes J E Bowe and Harvey Waitt. Wild Bill wins the quarter mile pony race as spectators are few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Mystic Park
Ee Samuel Hall
Frank
B. G
J. Ripsey
Quaker
Ch. m
Ee G. Walker
Big Astern
Sia WE. Wall
Daisy W
Bom
D. Woodman
Grace Ethel
J. Taggen
M. Lambert
B. Pie
L. Downes
J. E. Bowe
Harvey Waitt
French Emma Known in Portiano Police Circles
In Portiano Maine on October 6 inquiries arrived from Montreal police about Emma Bonnin known as French Emma a woman arrested there for enticing two girls for immoral purposes. She is a familiar figure in local police, with a jail record and a disreputable home area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Portiano
Montreal
Emma Bonnin
Portland
Emma Girdlestone
Girdiestone
Cambridge Aldermen Hear Petitions At Last Evening Meeting
The Cambridge board ordered a hearing on Gardner G Hubbard's sewer petition for Foster and Mt Auburn streets. Police chief filed liquor license violations against J W Zwinger and Bernard Quigley. Dover Street residents petitioned to remove Cambridge railroad tracks. Road presidents Cummings and Raymond appeared with Todd and Farnum. matter laid on the table until Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Gardner G. Hubbard
Foster
Mt. Auburn
J. W. Zwinger
Warren Street
Bernard Quigley
Deffereen Street
Dover Street
Cambridge Railroad
Cummings
Cambridge Road
Raymond
Charles River Road
Messrs
Todd and
Farnum
Attempt at death by own action in Elm Place passage
Arthur Walling, 24, Swede, fired a revolver at his chest in a No 2 Elm Place passage last evening at about 6 10 pm. He dropped the pistol, fell, was rushed to Station 1 and then to Massachusetts General Hospital. Despondency is given as the cause. He lived at No 4 Elmer Place and had been employed at Morse's restaurant until yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walling
No. 2
Elm Place
Pr. Elliot
Massachusetts Ceneral Hospital
Walling
Elmer Place
Morse’s
Harvard Student John B Darling Shoots Self in Head
Yesterday morning Harvard student John B. Darling of 105 Lambert Avenue North Cambridge attempted suicide by firing a revolver twice. One shot caused a scalp wound while the other pierced the skull, with signs of mental weakness suspected from overwork. Doctor Stevens says he is comfortable though recovery is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
John B. Darling
Lambert Avenue
North
Cambridge
Stevens
Funeral for Chase Langmaid Pioneer Boston Merchant
The funeral of Chase Langmaid one of Boston's oldest merchants and real estate brokers was held yesterday at the family home 213 Beacon Street Rev Minot J Faware of the Church of the Unity officiated A floral tribute from his two children marked the service and the remains were taken to Forest Hills for interment in the family lot No pallbearers were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Langmaid
Boston
Beacon Street
Minot J. Faware
Church of the Unity
Forest Hills
Arers
Lottery Stopper Butter Arrested Over Silver Service
Y C Butter saloon keeper on Green Street and former Legislator was arrested for maintaining a lottery. He displayed a nine piece silver service in his window with a drawing date of October 15 and tickets at 50 cents. Officers Moore and Coon, under Chief Wade, bought tickets to confirm the infringement and seized the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. C. Butter
Green Street
Butter
Moore and Coon
Wade
Captain Ham Demands Salary From Dismissal to Reinstatement
Captain Ham seeks salary from his dismissal by the police board until reinstatement by court order. City Treasurer Turner knew of no due salary and referred him to the board. The police board shares the view, making court appeal likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Board of Police
Turner
Captain Ham
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Fpherston
Colonel French
Cagewell
Tom Reed
Maine
Bolting Jewett
Essex District
Winchester Independents
the Merchants’ Association
Gittysburg
Washington Topics
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Provincetown Fisheries
Steech
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Obadiah Brown
R. L
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George A. Fletcher
Glencairne
Oba- Ciah Brown
J. D. W. French
North Andover
Mags
Dudley Wells
Wethersfield
Alice Douglas
J. D. W. Brench
Fadalma
Wenona
Filippa
Flora Drummond
J.D. W. French
Massachusetts Society For the Promotion of Agriculture
George A. Fietcher
Glencairme
Genealogists IN Council
Devons
Joseph Hilton
North Scotland
Prince of Wales
Wales
F. H. Andrews
South Woodstock
Bull Blaine
N. B. Reed
Princeton
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Nambourne
Bull
Joseph Hilien
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Aitie
FE. H. Andrews
Sign
Edith Hilton
Fanny Hi
Burleigh & Bodwell
Vassalboro
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Same
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West Herd
Francis Shaw
North Braintree
F. Bowditch
Mr. Adams
Yoo
Bullecall
Mer. Adams
Jessie
Lester Manor
J. N. Borland
Cora
Heifer
Herbert Merriam
Weston
Little Rose
W. BE. C. Eustis
Readville
Pope Daisy
E. F. Bowditch
Dame Kathleen
Jeweiller
Bijou
James Lawrence
Groton
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Journalistic
Markemen
Stoddard Lecturers
Medford Vrack
Lala F. Hayden
Franklin
TH. Richardson
A. Johnson
Breckton
W. G. Charley Thorne J. Biggs
Bangor
M. Maud L. F. Hayden
W.m. Staud Walker
H. C. Rankin
Rochester
H. Richardson
G.m. Miss Monroe
W. B. Smith
Saugus
G. m. Sadie
Minnie B. John McCarthy
Cie
Clara G. J. H. Lewis
George B. Clark
David Wilkes H. Richardson
Cobelli Ee
G. G
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Man
Natural History Society
City Notes
Cincinnati
Downs
Chrik Kanscom
Albert H. Elton
Joseph Story
Mystic
Cambridge Aldermen
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