Young Men for Andrew and Labor Fight Tariff Finance
A Boston political update reports the Young Men for Andrew and Labor Men Against the High Tariff nominational efforts to fund a campaign. Governor Ames reportedly divested about 6500 shares of Atchison stock with proceeds not aiding the Republican State committee. The party meets to discuss scarce funds and campaign strategy as leaders stay distant from the ticket. Separately, the Young Men's Democratic Club in the third district met with candidate John Andrew at No 166 Washington Street to organize registration and turnout efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Atchison
Republican State Committee
Cov
Boston
Colonel Campbell
Echo
Andrew
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Third Congressional District
Washington Street
John ¥. Andrew
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Labor Club Resolutions Favor Tariff Reform and Trust Action
The East Boston Labor Club endorses removing the tax on essentials and supports candidates who will dissolve trusts that raise living costs. It backs penalties for combinations to corner necessities and approves freeing restrictions on American shipping to keep markets open and ease business for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Labor Club
Political nominations and campaigns in Plymouth and surrounding counties
The Democrats nominate Edward B. Hobart for probate and insolvency, Peleg J. Brooks for county commissioner, Hiram Randall for treasurer, Charles T. Davis for deeds, and A. J. Kerby with W. T. Bush for the 12th Worcester district. Prohibitionists back William S. McFarlin in the 7th Plymouth district, while Republicans nominate in multiple Middlesex districts. Chelsea plans a 2500-strong torchlight demonstration on Oct 22 with invites to Sixth District companies. Edmund T. Phelan, Cambridge Democrat, praised for versatility and sports, after nomination for Representative to the General Court. Norfolk, second Norfolk, and second Suffolk conventions set for Oct 16 at Dedham Memorial Hall. Theodore C. Bates to campaign in Warren, North Brookfield, Old Btookfield, then Berkshire. Various senatorial nominations and bolting Democrats noted. local races across Plymouth, Worcester, Middlesex, Essex, Suffolk, and Bristol districts highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Edward B. Hobart
Peleg J. Brooks
Kingston
Hiram Randall
Pembroke
Charles T. Davis
Plymouth
Worcester
A. J. Kerby
South Grafton
W. T. Bush
Bauthiers
William S. McFarlin
Carver
Middlesex
Beaven Hill
Edmund T. Phelan
Democrats of
Cambridge
Norfolk County Democratic
Norfolk
Dedham Memorial Hall
Theodore C. Bates
Warren
North Brookfield
Old Btookfield
Berkshire
Essex
David A. Walker
Lynn
Re Berens
Suffolk
Notable Series of Lectures at Channing Hall on Unitarian History
A winter lecture series in Channing Memorial Hall by the American Unitarian Association will cover the origin and history of Unitarianism in America. Sixteen lectures span topics from early Orthodoxy to modern biblical criticism and ethics with speakers including Joseph Henry Allen Edward E Hall Seth C Beach George E Ellis Andrew Peabody George W Briggs Francis Tiffany Samuel Stewart Howard N Brown James De Normandie T R Slicer and others. Free admission intended to show the movement’s worth and past and present directions. The Ministerial Union will memorialize Rev James Freeman Clarke with a service at Channing Hall on Oct 20 featuring Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale, Rev Samuel May, Rev C F Dole, and George W Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Memorial Hall
American Unitarian Association
America
Joseph Henry Allen
Dward E. Hall
D.D
Andrew . Peabody
Channing
George W. Briggs
Francis Jiffany
Theodore Parker
Samuel Stewart
Howard N. Brown
James de Normandie
T. R. Slicer
George Batchelder
Charles Carroll Everett
Grindall Reynolds
Emory
James Freemen Clarke
Channing Hall
Edward Everett Hale
Uel May
Leicester
C. F. Dole
George W. Bond
Jamaica Plain
Boxs vivants Find Revere House Cuisine Equal to Tastes
Boxs vivants praise the Revere House dining, declaring the cuisine meets the most exacting tastes with refined preparations and attentive service in a compact, eloquent appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Brilliant weddings in multiple cities mark October 11
In SovrHpore and Lynn the day featured two lavish church weddings. Miss Josephine Burnett wed Charles A. Kidder of Kidder Peabody & Co. Boston in St Mark's with a large guest list and 200 gifts. Lynn saw Geen Parkhurst Faunce marry Lucia Varney at First Unitarian Church, with a reception at West Lynn and a subsequent Southward tour. Washington reported Eliza Snell and Joseph Long, and Cambridgeport noted James Parks and Nellie Patterson wedding ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SovrHpore
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Josephine
Joseph Burnett
Charles A. Kidder
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
Waldo Burnett
Ha Kidder
Charles Choate
The
Old Colony Railroad
Nathaniel Sears
George Lee
Miss Lee, Jr
M . William A. Burnham
Munroe
Paris
Joan L. Gardner
George
Fisk
MD Oliver
F. L. Ames
George Gardner
George P. Gardner
David Nevins
Framingham
Mabel Maynard
New York
William, Aplaton
Boson
William H.capin
Newton, Conn
T. Adamowski
Spooner
F. H. Peabody
Leverett Saltonstall
Edward Burnett
Emily
Robert Burnett
Frederick Putterfeld
John Danne
Gordon Prince
A. Clapp
John Elliott
Jennie Motley
F. R. Sears, Jr
George Magown
New_ York
Edward Everett Hale
D.D
Mabel Marquand
Benjamin R. Curtis
Allen Curtis
Gorham Brooks
McQuaid
New
Deerfoot
Lynn
First Unitarian Church
Geen Parkhurst Faunce
D. W. Faunce
Washington, D. C
Faunce & Spinney
Lucia Deborah Varney
Chase W. Varney
5. B. Stewart
West Lynn
Faunce
Grace Greenwood
Ada Faunce
Theodore Moses
James Hitchings
J. W. Latta
J. W Galloupe
Germania Orchestra
Brookline
Mass
George B. Patch
Merchants' Club resumes season with influential guests
The Merchants' Club met at Parker House with 45 members and guests T J Hurley of Fort Worth Isaac N Bromley of the Union Pacific W P Shinn NY and NE railroad and D P Ives of the Texas Loan Co Officers elected for the year President Richard Briggs vice president Solomon Lincoln secretary Benjamin Guild and executive committee Thomas N Hart H W Wadleigh B W Currier Speakers discussed Texas growth New England investment and railroad prospects Hurley praised Texas agriculture and Fort Worth's growth Shinn spoke on trade and rail issues including the wheat corner and rail dividends Bromley traced railroad history and relations with government Remarks by Asa P Potter preceded adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Club
Parker House
T. J. Hurley
Fort Worth
Tex
Isaac N. Bromley
Union Pacific Railroad
W. P. Shinn
New York & New England Railroad
D. P. Ives
The
Texas Loan Company
Richard Briggs
Solomon Lincoln
Benjamin , Guild
Thomas N. Hart
H. W. Wadleigh
B. W. Currier
Hurley
Texas
New England
Shinnon
United States
Old Hutch
Shinn
Vanderbilts
Goulds
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Bromley
Asa P. Potter
Local Woman Found Dead at South Boston Home
Mrs. Maggie Sweet aged 62 was found dead in the front room of her residence at 373 Silver Street in South Boston yesterday afternoon. She lived alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Sweet
Silver Street
South
Boston
Notman Portrait Defeated in City Council Vote
The Common Council defeated an order to purchase the Notman group portrait for 500 dollars after a lengthy debate led by Morison and Keenan. Several measures followed, including a firemen safety committee and a statue project for Grant and Sheridan, with various transfers and referrals of ordinances and polling-place arrangements for female voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council Chamber
Notman Photo Company
Barry
Morison
Ward 9
Keenan
Vigilantes
Richards
Norman Photo Company
Fraser
Mr. Morison
Messrs
Perkins and
Means
Maccabe
Barry, Fraser
Ngoes Brooks
Nunan
Boston
Crispus
Stony Brook
Bank of Scotland
U. S. Grant
Philip H. Sheridan
Boot and Shoe Men Commemorate Ladies Banquet
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club opened its season with a banquet honoring wives and sweethearts. About 200 attended at Vendome with President John J. Henry, Rev. Hale, Hon. George Hale, and others. Speeches by C. A. Grinnell and M. Savage featured a poem The Boatman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Vendome
John J. Henry
E. FE. Hale
George $. Hale
M. J. Savage
Miss Savage
J. H. Benton, Sr
C. A. Grinnell
C.£. Grinnell
Henry Cabot Lodge
William B. Rice
E. A. Perkins
J. P. Pond
Warren Kimball
Prof Lanza Speaks On Heating Cars By Steam
Last evening the Society of Arts at MIT heard Professor Gaetano Lanza discuss heating passenger cars by steam from the locomotive. His illustrated talk echoed his June railroad commission report urging adoption of the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanza
Society OF Arts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gaetano Lanza
Beacon Park Pacing Races Highlight 2:29 Class
Unfinished 2:29 pace event at Beacon Park yesterday featured Lexington Chief winning two heats and the race handily. Doctor M. trailed by a length in the final heat as the day’s program also showcased three heats for the 2:37 class and a postponed 2:31 class race due to darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Lexington Chief
Doctor M
Lass
H. H. Worthy
P.m. J
BRIEL
Dirigo Maid
K Wakefield
Woodbrine
Jock Bowen
J. J. Bowen
S. Woodbrind
Reee Nee Kee Alvah Merrill
Kate R
Tive
John Shillingham
M. Hattie W
Charles Y
Sven L. W. Rogers
Chance
A, Johnson
B. G. Chester
N. T. Dore
E. E. Coggswell
B. m. Knox
W. S. Stewart
D.s. Harkaway
Kensett
D. Marsh
B. G. Frank Patchen
Baseball Yesterday At South End Grounds Doubleheader
Yesterday at the South End grounds a large crowd watched two high quality games. In the first, Madden and Kelly pitched for Boston with Brown Nash and Wise delivering key hits including a homer by Brown. Boston won as Pittsburg struggled with hits and fielding. The second game saw Radburn substituted for Madden and was halted after six innings due to darkness with Staley pitching for Pittsburg and Radbourn for Boston, the Cubs…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Madden
Kelly
Brown
Nash
Wise
Bostons
Pittsburgs
Tech
Ee R.bi
Johnston
O'Miller
Maul
Nichol
Hornung
Oj Coleman
Morrill
MacSh'n
Galvin
Rommel Ck
Veces
Eae
Quinn
McShannic
Radbourn
Staley
Fields
Darkess
Miller
Melethie Orlae
Smih
Kuehne
O'Maul
Coleman
O Morrill
Nnies
Smith
Mann
Meshannie
Valentine
Yime
Philadelphia
Phillies
Tener
Philadelphias
Chicagos
Washington
Washingtons
Detroit
Washingtond
Wsalyguerl
Asens
New York
George
Hoosier
New Yorks
Press Club Game Abandoned Because of Cold Weather
The Press Club baseball game was called off due to freezing conditions. Officials cited unsafe field conditions and poor visibility as the reason for abandoning the event.
Benefit Game Set For Next Tuesday At South End Grounds
John Haggerty, beloved keeper of the South End baseball grounds, is to host a benefit game next Tuesday. Two nine from the Boston team will play, with additional attractions announced to draw a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haggerty
South End
Boston
Walker Taken to Jail After Somerville Murder Attempt
Winfield Scott Walker, a Somerville painter, was arraigned in Somerville Police Court after a Wednesday evening assault on his wife and an attempted suicide. The case was continued ten days, bound over in $10,000, and he was moved to East Cambridge jail. His wounds are serious and believed unlikely to heal. Mrs. Walker’s condition is hopeful with recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Walker
Somerville
East Cambridge
Walker
Newton gas board hears petition for electric light
The Newton and Watertown Gas Company seeks authority to supply electric light, facing opposition from the Newton Electric Light Company. About 500 Newton citizens petitioned, mostly favorable to the gas plan. Arguments center on wiring 125 to 140 miles of streets. witnesses and counsel present plans and counterarguments as hearings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Gas Commissioners
Newton & Watertown Gas Company
Newton Electric Light Company
Newton
Robinson
A. T. Davis
Powers
Goodrich
Electric Lght Company
Expert Helps buyers judge remarkable bargains
An expert is appointed by Joseph W. Parker & Co at 515 to 521 Beltage Street to accompany every intending purchaser, ensuring they are not deceived by the remarkable bargains offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Parker & Co
Harvard Class Day Officers Elected In Memorable Meeting
Harvard seniors elected Class Day officers led by James Hardy Ropes as permanent secretary in a pivotal meeting. Perry Davis Trafford, Edward Storrow, and John Davis Jr. named as marshals. Walter Magee chosen orator. Carleton Hunneman poet. Robert Neilane edist. Oliver Prescott ivy orator. Martin Taylor chorister. Class Day committee: Thayer, Sears, Keyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
James Hardy Ropes
Andover
The
Advocate
U. K
Total Abstinence League
Christian Brethren
Phi Beta Kappa
Signet
Perry Davis Trafford
Fail River
Davis
University
Masversiy
Oth
Edward Cabot Storrow
Brookline
Universit
Alpha Delta Phi
John Tilden Davis, Jr
St. Louis
Hasty Pudding
Walter Warren Magee
Groveland
N. Y
Harvard Union
Carleton Himneman
Roxbury
Crimson
Conference Française
O.K
Hunneman
Edist
Robert Elkin Neilane
Longwood
Charles Martin Thayer
Worcester
Joseph Hamblin Sears
Boston
George ‘Thomas Keyes
Boston Firemen’s Relief donation praised by firm
Mr Franklin King of E F King at 26 India street sent a $100 check to the Boston Firemen’s Relief Association in appreciation of the firemen’s gallant work at a recent blaze in the firm’s building. Adjourned Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange meeting set for 2 pm Saturday with committees reporting and steps toward a beneficiary association. Transportation committee seeks reports on members needing warm car service. Austin’s Nickelodeon to present Big Laura the 900 pound spectacle on Monday with a stock company and alternating entertainments. Sarsfield Assembly Knights of Labor to escort labor lecturer Ralph Beaumont to Faneuil Hall on the 17th. Reverend D L Cherbuck preaches in Dartmouth Street church. State lunacy board says Frank B Sanborn’s removal as inspector of charities was unanimous and denies cruelty in removals. Assistant Observer Purcell to Cheyenne to oversee that station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin King
E. & F. King
India Street
Boston Firemen’s Relief Association
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Transportation Committee
Austin
Nickelodeon
Laura
Boston Museum
Sarsfield Assembly
Knights of Labor
Hanover Street
Ralph Beaumont
Jecturer
Faneuil Hall
D. L. Cherbuck
West
Dartmouth Street Reformed Episcopal Church
Doane
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Frank B. Sanborn
Office of Inspector of Charities
Tewksbury
Purcell
Boston Signal Service Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Aid
Port land Youth Wanted for Larceny Captured After Search
Sergeant Brickley and two Portland police officers went to the Portland harbor early yesterday seeking Charles A. Foster aged 18. Foster hid among freight and was found after two hours of searching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickley
Court Square
Portland
Charles A. Foster
Foster
Noted figures among guests at Boston hotels
Edward Burgess and family stay at Victoria while Judge Dewey, Col De Veaux, D J Dodge, George P Ladd, and Rev Macomber are listed among United States Hotel guests. Dining parties and registrations appear at Adams House Brunswick Vendome Parker's Tremont with names like Howells Jones Goodyear Shaw Merriam and Chapin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tels
Edward Burgess
New York
F. W. Chapin
Pomfret
Conn
Frederick Fox
Portland
Insurance Journalists hold annual meeting at Youngs Hotel
The Insurance Journalists Association gathered yesterday at Youngs Hotel with members including C. C. Hine from the Insurance Monitor W. H. Wells of the Insurance News J. A. Fowler and J. H. C. Whiting of the American Exchange and Review. A resolution thanked John A. Fowler for History of Insurance in Philadelphia. An annual dinner followed with speeches by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Journalists’ Association
Young’s Hotel
C. C. Hine
The
Insurance Monitor
W.H. Wells
Insurance News
J. A. Fowler
J. H.C. Whiting
American Exchange and Review
John A. Fowler
Philadelphia
Association von Peld
C. M. Ransom
Tanne Ieeees Jr
Henry Ess
D.N
Holey S
R. F
Romil
Superior Court Oct 11 First Session and Docket
On October 11 the Superior Court opened with multiple cross actions between Byron A. Osgood and Thomas F. McGann over breach of contract to manufacture 1000 cash cars. Cases listed include 1818 Wood v Atkins and 2540 Albert Fearing second administrator v Mary E Jones. The Fourth and Fifth Sessions covered several civil matters, including two trials and an uncontested divorce list. In the Superior Criminal Court, Judge Dewey presided, with Moran fined for violating the liquor law, Blue penalized for prizefighting, and Albert King tried for breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mason
Byron A. Osgood
Thomas F. McGann
R. Land
W. Bartlett
Osgood
E. C. Gilman
Charles M. Barnes
McGann
Tn Order: 1818—Wood Vy. Atkins. 502—Osgood
Tompson
Jenkins
DunBar
Albert Fearing
Mary E. Jones
Perez Cushing
W. Trowbridge
W. H. H. Emmons
Sarah Silverstoin
Mary Ann Kean
R. B. Kiernan
O. B. Mowry
W. H. Miller
Silverstoin
Kean
Gordon
Same
Vaughan
Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
John Moran
George Blue
Albert King
Divorce Decisions Recorded by Essex Superior Court
Decisions in nisi divorce cases listed Hoyt Hoyt Tratton Francoix Clark Read Harris include adultery desertion cruelty and custody with maiden-name leaves. The Quimby Durgin lien petition went to trial and the full court list is in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Read
Mary EB. Harris
John Harris
HE. R. Quimby
Sarah J. Durgin
Haverhill
Superior Court Hearings Include Divorce Docket and Motions
Middlesex County court entries list divorce cases and motions scheduled for Oct 11 and Oct 15. Docket includes Marlboro v Union Society, Hesseltine v Globe Newspaper, Diehlman v Miler, Baker v Sweet, Baker v McManus, Cunniff v Fox, Hasti v Pitchburg, Richardson v Libby, Walker v Lieyd, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camphage
Marlboro
Union Society
Hesseltine
Globe Newspaper Co
Diehlman
Miler
Nelson
Bond
Baker v. Sweet
Baker
McManus
Cunniff
Fox
Hasti
Pitchburg
Richardson
Libby
Walker
Lieyd
Superior Court Entries and Sentences Oct. 11 1890s
Annie Lougee of Haverhill receives a three year sentence for assault with intent to disfigure her husband Frank Lougee. Norfolk County docket lists cases including Birch vs. Freemuth writ of entry on Needham land. Marston v. Kelley trespass. plus numerous civil and municipal dockets against various defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Annie Lougee
Haverhill
House of Correction
Frank Lougee
H. E. Fales
Stuart
Rosborough
Montana
Taft
Whiting
Boston
Delano
Urrell
Greenhood
Lippet
Smith
Darling
Macintosh
Hender
Reardon
Clinton
Krosnan
Martin
Corrigan
Edward Clayton Held on Robbery Charge at West End
Edward Clayton was held in 2000 dollars bond for trial in the Superior Court after being charged with robbing a man at the West End. John L. Randall had his case continued until Tuesday for a hearing on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clayton
West End
John L. Randall
Qualified as judge at Essex Probate Court
Salem October 11 Special Justice R E Harmon qualified as judge of Probate Court for Essex county and will hold his first court at Salem next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Specia L.J
R. E. Harmon
Provate Court
Essex County
Darm.8s Furniture Co. debuts new stools and racks at Canal Street
Nees Stools and Music Racks appear in very choice new designs at the manufactory of Darm.8's Furniture Co. located at 48 Canal street. The announcement highlights updated seating and storage items with modern styling and practical use for homes and music rooms.
BRING AN EXPERT WE FEATURE FOREIGN SUITINGS IN WINDOWS
Displayed fabrics from Geiger & Griesemer line of woollens offered at four to seven pence per yard. Retiring importer surplus provides chance to secure superb lot at less than half import value. Fabrics described as finest texture and same material rivals sell for 40 to 50 per suit, price not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
S Tock
Geiger & Griesemer
Marchant
Twenty Dollars Made to Order in the Best Manner
An advertisement touts custom garments priced at twenty dollars. It invites experts to test the claim of quality and correctness, noting union tailors and artistic cutters as the city’s highest salaried, ensuring the clothes compare with top Boston tailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mrs. Robinson's petitions seek mercy for death row inmate
Three petitions with about 150 signers have returned to counsel D F Crane as Governor and Council set October 31 for potential commutation. Signers include Mayor George E. Mitchell, ex Senator Knowles Freeman, Rev Rufus Frost, and Mary Livermore. Clergymen and physicians also back clemency. Crane and Goodrich will argue, with Livermore and others expected to speak. Robinson remains anxious yet trusting as her execution date nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amed
Sarah J. Robinson
D. F. Crane
Crane
Mary A. Livermore
George E. Mitchell
Chelsea
Knowles Freeman
Rufus
Frost
Elizabeth
L. B. Bates
D.D
H. A. Sibley
C. H. Shackford
B. Fenwick
William ©. Cutter
Lucy Stone
John B. Goodrich
Livermore
Charge of Assault Filed in Bresnahan Case
Cornelius Bresnahan, previously held on a murder claim for the alleged stabbing of his wife and her death at City Hospital, had the charge reduced to assault by Judge Burbank in South Boston Police Court. He was held on $300 bail for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Bresnahan
South Boston
Burbank
Bresnahan
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Unitarianism
James H. Parks
Nellie L. Pattison
Clark
Clark Street
Cambridgeport
Reuben Kidner
Connecticut
Neponset
Walnut Street
Parks
Bigelow, Kennard & Co
John A. Squire
Georgiana Richardson
William H. Richardson
Arlington
E. M. Mason
Arlington Congregational Church
Common Council
Notman
Boot and Shoe Men
Mr. Savage
Dr. Hale
George 5
Hale
Rice
Dr. Bull
Newton and
Watertown
Thackeray
Philip
Romo Nad En Siren
Georges Atbortags
Haney Astern
Okereie
Post
Estes & & Lauriat
Old South
the Widower
Virginians
Pendennis
Newcomes
Dennis Duval
Roundabout Papers
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine Co
Summer St
Boston, Mass
Sunder
McKinnon
Boslango
Strown
Gates, Jr
Webb
Alien
Joy
Farnum
Lord
Warren F. M. Co
Athol War. Co
Pratt
Brennan
Talbot
Dingley
Quigley
Tuxbur
Bryant Vy. Foot
Lamson Store Serv. Co
McDonald
Crowell
Littlefield
Farrington
Clement
Tucker Seam Welt’g . & Machine Co
Wyman
Swift v
Brothers
Skillings
Dodge
Cohen Y. Huse
Slade
Southwick
Jacobson
Fairbanks
Hanover Furn. Co
Salisbury
Wheeler
Finkelstein
Aldrich
Municipal Court
Curtis, J
Morey, Churchill ,& Morey’s
Friend Street
Joseph W. Parker
Geo. A. Castor & Con
Merchant Tailors
Utues
Borau Bakine Powpse Co
Wall St. X
W. Baker & Co
Dorchester
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