William E Russell for Governor urged by Henry Faxon
Henry H Faxon urges Cambridge mayor William E Russell for governor citing his temperance record and enforcement of no license laws. Letters praise Russell from Cambridge citizens while Faxon criticizes party rings and calls for reform over partisan loyalty and high tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Faxon
William E. Russell
Cambridge
State House
J. Q. A. Brackett
Republican State Central Committee
Parker
Arlington
Joseph G. Ball
William H. Russell
Russell
W. D. Farnham
James H. Bull
Chester F. Sanger
Oliver Bennett
Joseph A. Ball
A . D. Church
Edmund A Whitman
James H. Roberts
Horace G. Kemp
W. E. Russell
Faxon
Temperance Republican Conference
Methodist Church
Commonwealth
Young Democrats Meet in Massachusetts Club Session
John H. McDonough presided over a meeting of the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts where I Frank Noonan served as secretary. Members elected included William Bassett Edward Cassidy William Cross H H Filton Edward Grover William O Connell George Keyes Constant Southworth Matthews John L Neill Thomas Newell James O Brien Thomas Siocum and William Swan. The group voted to meet every Monday at 2 PM until after the State election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McDonough
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
I. Frank Noonan
William Bassett
Woburn
Edward F. Cassidy
Woburn Hair Company
Cburn
William D. Cross
Concord
H. H. Filton
Brockton
Edward M. Grover
American Exress Company
Charlestown
William Ocenney
Gece. Op
Keyes
Boston
Constant Southworth Matthews
John L. Neill
Quine
Thomas C. Newell
James W. O’brien
Thomas W. Siocum
Janaica Plain
William A. Swan
Mattapan
Democratic committee calls for immediate nomination filings
The Democratic State committee urges all district and local committees and candidates to promptly hold conventions and caucuses and to file certificates of nomination under the ballot act. Oct 22 is the deadline with no room for delays or corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Ballot Certification Urgency From Democratic State Committee
Boston Oct 14 Patrick A Colius Chairman and B Alger Secretary urge all papers be sent by week’s end. Certificates must be prepared and forwarded to the State committee or Secretary of State. Blank forms available on request to the State committee. Prompt action prevents failure of candidates on the official ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Committee
Secretary of State
Democratic State Committee
Patrick A. CoLuius
B. Alger
Boston
Republican Ballot Stuffing Darkens Suffolk Senator Run
The second Suffolk district Republican convention met at the Waverley House Charlestown last evening with 18 delegates. After repeated ballots George H Gammans was unanimously chosen for State Senator and Horatio Wellington won a nomination for other party posts amid controversy over ballot stuffing and multiple rounds of voting. Gammans, a longtime Main Street dry goods merchant and Trinity Methodist Church member, accepted the unanimous nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Waverley House
Charlestown
8. D. Lawin
Edward E. Drew
Committee On
A. KE. Dudley
Ward 3
State Central Committee
J. Homer Edgerly
Joseph H. Cotton
Judge Cotton
J. J. McCarthy
Horatio Wellington
Edgerly
McCarthy
Drew
John P. Reed
Major Edgerly
Pettigrove
Mr. McCarthy
J. H. Edgerly
George N. Swallow
Mr. Swallow
Swallow
George H. Gammans
Main Street
Trinity Methodist Church
Senator A. H. Evans Renominated at Middlesex Convention
The sixth Middlesex Republican senatorial convention in Everett renominaled the Hon. Alonzo H. Evans by acclamation. Evans spoke briefly on his record including the elevated railroad and metropolitan sewage bills. B. Marvin Fernald won election to the State committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Evans
Middlesex
Everett
Alonzo H. Evans
Evans
B. Marvin Fernald
Somerville Republicans Resolve Debated Ward Delegates
The Somerville Republican ward and city committee met and rejected a joint public debate with the Democratic committee. A committee of Wiley Kimball Armstrong and Huntress was appointed to inquire why names were missing from voter lists. Resolutions addressed Ward 3 and 4 representation, noting Ward 3's vote exceeded Ward 4's and justifying more delegates for Ward 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Democratic Committee
Messrs. Wiley
Kimball
Armstrong
Huntress
Methodist Clergymen Discuss Politics and Brackett
A meeting of Methodist clergy at Wesleyan Hall debated party support in the coming election. Clergy argued Republicans forfeited clergy backing over Governor Brackett’s temperance record and planned a Tremont Temple gathering on Oct 28 to discuss Canissere for state offices. Reverend Gracey of Natick defended Brackett amid mixed views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Wesleyan Hall
Republican Party
Tremont Temple
Canissere
Methodist Book Concern
8. L. Gracey
Natick
Mr. Gracey
Arlington
Democrats renominate James Donovan by acclamation
The Democrats of the fourth Suffolk senatorial district last night renominated Senator James Donovan by acclamation. John H Sullivan was chosen a member of the State central committee. The Prohibition convention for the nomination of Representatives in the Boston districts, to be held in the Chapel of the Meionaon, was postponed for lack of a quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
James Donovan
John H. Sullivan
State Central Committee
Boston
Political club dissociates from campaign machine
The executive committee of the British American Association of this State denies being a political machine while noting members will vote independently. Beverly Republicans nominate William D Sohier for Representative by acclamation. Democrats nominate John F Howard and John J O'Brien in Lawrence. Essex and Cambridge district conventions select several nominees across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. James H. Stark
Pasence
Beverly
William D. Sohier
Essex
Lawrence
John F. Howard
John J. O’brien
Maritime Exhibition to Open with Grand Canal Feature
The Maritime Exhibition in the Mechanics Building opens November 4 with a grand canal 565 feet long and 21 wide. It will demonstrate life rafts steam launches canoes submarine and diving gear while gondolas carry spectators when not in use. About 600 men are to work on the setup by Saturday and the Seventh Regiment Band of New York under C A Cappa will provide opening music, a Boston first for the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics
Seventh Regiment Band of
New York
C. A. Cappa
Boston
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Indigestion Remedy Ad
An 19th century advertisement promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a treatment for indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach disorders. The copy targets readers seeking digestive relief and notes the product's availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Boston Board Advances Waterworks Plans and Debentures
The Board of Aldermen to extend and perfect Boston’s water supply via Sudbury River and Farm Pond sources. A $1,045,000 certificate program funds Basin No 6 and related works, with $775,000 for Basin 6, $170,000 for Whitehall Pond rights, and $100,000 for Cedar Swamp drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Water
Basin No. 6
Board of Aldermen
Boston Water Board
City of
Boston
Framingham
Water Board
Mae
Sudbury River
Whitehall Pond
Takin Sedar
Sai River
Board of Commissioners
Cochituate
Short
Charlestown
Medford
Police Department
Roxbury
City Hospital
Austin
Hancock
Horace Mann
West
Newton Street
Boston Harbor
Board of Fire Commissioners
Trinity Church
Trenton Street
Board of ‘Trustees
Public Library
Commonwealth
Exchange Street
State Street
Dock Square
Congress Street
West Newton
Long
Rainsford
Deer Islands
Board of Street Commissioners
Fort Point Channel
Oliver Street
Northern Avenue
Committee On Finance
Thomas Franklin Bell
Star Course at Tremont Temple Show Deluge Crowd
In Tremont Temple last evening the Star Course concert drew a full house despite rain. George H. Ryder opened with an organ voluntary, followed by the Listemann Concert company in a sextet from Hoffman. Bernhard and Pauli Listemann played a two violin concerto by Spohr, then Emma Juch sang from Indra. The program ended with Ave Maria and instrumental pieces, with Juch receiving praise and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
George H. Ryder
Listemann
Hoffman
Messrs
Bernhard
Pauli Listemann
Spohr
Emma Juch
Indra
Bernhard Listemann
G. B. Ronconi
Fritz. Giese
Fritz Listemann
John M. Flockton
Miss Juch
J. Frank Smith
Tur Ant Gallery Sale On Art Awnings from Galleries Worldwide
Leonard and Co Bromfield Street announce an unusual opportunity for art lovers with an auction of an awning collection from Saris London Madrid Rome The Hague Seems Edinburgh and Antwerp The sale closes Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday this week at 3 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Ant
Leonard & Co
Bromfield Street
Saris
London
Madrid
Rome
The
Hague
Seems
Edinburgh
Antwerp
Commercial Matters Continuation From Seventh Page
Trade figures show interstate and international activity with exports to Great Britain France and the Continent. Consolidated three day receipts total 105629 with stock across US ports at 400000 plus. Cincinnati and St Louis handle net receipts shipments and stock levels with midrange prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Cincinnati
St Louis
Louisville
France
Continent
United States
Sugar and Molasses Market Report
Sugar receipts today 800 barrels 3000 bags vs 710 barrels 22961 bags last year. Sugars steady refined granulated steady soft sugars down 0.09 0.02. Molasses receipts 118 barrels 30 hogsheads 100 puncheons vs last year 103 barrels 268 hogsheads. Market steady and unchanged with quotes for Ponce Cienfuegos Barbados and other grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Manillas
New York
Ponce
Cienfuegos
Barbados
Miscellaneous Market Notes From New York and Rio
Coffee in New York and Rio remains quiet as fair value trades. Western markets hold steady with turpentine and rosin in tight ranges and petroleum quotes around current cents per gallon, while cases and related products show small movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rio
Imports and Exports at Yarmouth and Montevideo Ports
Trade ledger notes Yarmouth Nova Scotia imports for October 14 1889 listing items from J G Hall and Co Barclay and Co and others including apples potatoes sundries Irish moss butter eggs herring and duck. Also Montevideo bark Evanell shows 18 bales hair 748 dry hides and 10 000 do order for Conner Bros Brown Bros and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Barclay & Co
Hutchinson & Co
Griffin & Co
Batchelder & Co
Do & D Robbins
Montevideo
Bark
Evanell
Brown Bros & Co
Conner Bros
England
Nova Scotia
Eebbe ‘Otto
Ceese
Scotland
Wimirs
Siz
Germany
Huttons
Jerete
Nio Orande DO Sul
Cuba
Exports at Port Gilbert and Liverpool Shipments Listed
Cargo movements include Sch Surprise at Port Gilbert with 125 bbls and 250 do corn meal. Flamborough at Port Antonio with groceries and farm goods. Vecilia via Port Williams with canned goods flour and kerosene. Cepolia at Lockport and Shelburne with flour cornmeal beef oil. Oasis at FPR Hastings with flour. Venetian at Liverpool with oil beef cattle staves bacon lard and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Gilbert
Port Antonio
Port Williams
St John
Lockport
Shelburne
Cepolia
FPR
Hastings
Sed Oasis
Liverpool
Eng
Venetian
Court records reflect multiple tort cases and verdicts
The first session on Oct 14 lists cases in tort against merchants and railroad firms with verdicts including $500 for James S. Bond and $6000 for Louisa Gardelia. Others include Henry Wittekindt v Boston & Maine Railroad and William H. Lee v Ireson, with actions for injuries from trains, elevators, and misconduct. The record enumerates judges Barker Hammann, attorneys, and ongoing dockets through fourth session with several defendants and verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Barker
James S. Bond
John Johnson
Merchants’ Row
B. E. Perry
C. F. Light
A. W. Boardman
Henry, Wittekindt
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Boston
Malden
Prison Point Bridge
Charlestown
Pfersons
Somerville
W. R. Richards
George L. Clark
Jaine Solomon Lincoln
W. L. Badger
Prondanys
William H. Lee
Charles 5
Ireson
L. M. Child
Charles L. Powers
Wittekindt
Spofford
Barry. & M. R
Scovell
Mooney
Hammann
Louisa Gardelia
Walter S. Sampson
L.S. Dabney
E. B. Goodsell
J. O. Teele
J. R. Smith
Mary Dillon
South Boston Railroad Company
K. M. Morse, Jr
Coeeir Bennett
William Gaston
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Foreign Markets Report From London and Liverpool
Foreign markets note cargoes off the coast with wheat and corn not offered while on passage demand is firm for corn. In London the market shows wheat flour and corn dearer with steady English and French country markets and Paris quiet. Liverpool spot wheat and corn see more inquiry as futures trend firm with October California wheat absent. prices for December January given. Wheat and flour quotations at Paris quiet. breadstuffs in Liverpool show poor demand for bread wheat and mixed American corn steady with life in peas and provisions steady to lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
England
California
October term begins as grand jury convenes in circuit court
United States Circuit Court announces the October term starts today the 15th with the grand jury charged at 11 oclock. Hearings begin at noon. Civil jury trial calendars may be entered in the clerk’s office until Monday the 21st. Blank calendar requests are available. Notice of jury trial commencements will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Norice
Circuit Court
Supreme Judicial Court Assignments for October 15
Devens J presides as equity assignments list includes Dunn v Osborne and Balch v Hancock. Parker v Corr Proctor v National Bank Ayer petition to settle title Kent v Stack Yower v Guild Kepupic Paine v Evans also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Devens. J
Dunn
Osborne
Balch
Hancock
Parker
Corr
Proctor
National Bank Ayer
Kent
Stack
Yower
Guild
Case docket fragment mentions varied lawsuits and parties
A fragmentary docket lists cases including Casey v. Smith and others such as Pegram v. Boston ent Assn and Powers v. sane. with defendants like Boston Railroad and City of Chelsea. Names include W. H. Baker and B. Gale representing parties. The text notes professional services and trial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baker
B. Gale
Casey
Smith
Pegram
Boston
Ent
Acc. Assn
Trenholm
Wy Ettgar
Railroad
Burnhai
Foss vs Howe et al. trial status updates in Middlesex court
Superior Court proceedings in Middlesex County show the Foss versus Howe et al. case still in trial as of October 14 under Chief Justice Brianam M.
Superior Court Docket Entries 1801–1994 5
Summary of criminal court records listing defendants and outcomes from 1801 to 1994 including larceny breaking and entering drunkenness embezzlement and other charges with various sentences and reformatories noted. Names include Murphy Quigley Burkhardt Waters McGuire Donovan Hayes Hurley Perry Sands and many others across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Thompson
J John Murphy
House of Correction
James Quigley
Charles Burkhardt
Mary Waters
Patrick McGuire
Massachusetts Reformatory
John A. Dunham
Lawrence Burns
Michael Donovan
Mary Abedon
Commonwealth
August
Same
Cross
Doherty
McCafferty
Murphy
Quigley
Small
Armstrong
Borchardt
Crocker
Lagorio
Maguire
Dunning
Sullivan
Davidson
Hurley
Mansfield
Perry
Sands
Carr
Harrington
Graves
Samie
O'Malley
Cummings
Harkins
Walters
Battle
Banery
Mahoney Et al
Stedman
Perault
L. Perault
Oman
Beatty
Law
Russell
Crowley
Washington
Young
Probate Court Actions in Suffolk County Oct 14
Administrators appointed for estates of John Carney William Wallace Charles R Warren Alice M Stearns William Russell Louis Valois Mary J Meeuen Viola L Johnmot Frederick Peters Jr Michael Hogan Thomas Burns Lydia Ann all Phoebe Holmes. Wills admitted to probate for Thomas Fallon Charles W Foster Robert Parker Gould Prudence A Pray William H Cilly Henry M Perry Joseph D Coburn Mary B Fay Papicl Russ Patrick McGrath Nancy Pary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim, J
John Carney
William Wallace
Charles R. Warren
Alice M. Stearns
William Russell
Louis Valois
Mary J. Meeuen
Viola L. Johnmot
Frederick Peters, Jr
Ichael Hogan
Thomas Burns
Lydia Annall
Phoebe Holmes
Thomas Fallon
Charles W. Foster
Robert Parker Gould
Prudence A. Pray
William H. Cilly
Henry M. Perry
Joseph_D. Coburn
Mary _B. Fay
Papicl Russ
Patrick McGrath
Nancy Pary
Probate Court Probate Entries From Plymouth County
Plymouth County probate list includes Wills probated for Leora W Sampson Elnor Elbridge H Chandler Timothy Mahoney and others executors named and administrators appointed for multiple estates Guardians named for minors and insane persons licenses granted to sell real estate and trustees appointed under wills in Brockton Plymouth Hingham Scituate and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Harris
J. Wills
Leora W. Sampson
Elnor
Elbridge H. Chandler
Timothy Mahoney
Rockland
Margaret Mahoney
Jane Bancroft
Brockton
Layed E. Chamberlain
Ephriam B. Thompson
Halifax
Jabez P. Thompson
J Bez M. Gardner
Edwin D. Gardner
Horatio Adams
Kingston
Richard E. Holmes
Barnabas Heda
Emma H. Churchill
Henry Merritt
Hingham
Isabella Merritt
Albert K. Briggs
Scituate
Charlotte M. Briggs
Cherie W. Ellms
Elzar J. Elms
Uardians
Judith Cobb
Charles 8. Davis
Mary Ann Hedge
Damaged Brookline Pond Avenue Case Panels Damages
Norfolk County Superior Court Civil Session Dedham October 14 resumes trial on petitions for jury to assess damages to lands in Brookline caused by raising Pond Avenue grade in 1887. Attorneys listed for petitioners and respondents. Multiple docketed cases referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Pitman
John Panter
Brookline
Ebridget McManus
Same
Pond Avenue
C. H. Drew
A. M. Lyman
G A. Williams
Probate Court Actions in Essex County Honored Wills and Admin
For October 14 in Essex County Probate Court Judge Harmon presided. Wills of deceased: Joseph Brooks Pewharrport ydin Ravis Bradford Naomi Follansbee Amesbury John Lee Haverhill Harriet M West Haverhill Lucy R Whiting Lawrence Julietta R Wightman Haverhill Charles Wingate Haverill. Letters of administration granted for Luther S Bailey Haverhill Lizzie E Clifford Lynn Patrick Harrison Amesbury Sarah B Langley Groveland Mary G Noyes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph . Brooks
Pewharrport
Ydin R.avis
Bradford
Aomi Follansbee
Amesbury
John Lee
Haverhill
Harriet M. West
Lucy R. Whiting
Lawrence
Julietta R. Wightmen
Charles Wingate
Haverill
Luther S. Bailey
Lizzie E. Clifford
Lynn
Patrick
Lane vs Moore contract action in Essex County Court
In Salem on October 14 Mason J presided over Lane administrator of N W Fellows of Gloucester against Joseph A Moore for $5000 claimed as funds given for care. Trial proceeding, no verdict at adjournment. Attorneys listed for both sides. Additional cases noted including Greene vs Conkey and several brief civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Mason
Lane
Admr
Moore
George E. Lane
N. W. Fellows
Gloucester
Joseph A. Moore
Fellows
Fence
E. T. Burley
W. A. Pew
H. F. Hurlburt
Knox
Greene
Conkey
Emma J. Greene
Lillian A. Conkey
Crescent Beach
W. H. Niles
Bessam
Cox
City of Lynn
Judkins
Same
Green
Sanborn
Proctor
Bradly
Bray
Good
Smith Et al
Adis
Pringle
Morris
Vy. Marley
Oakes
Low
Burke
Weber
Hillard
Russell
City of
Lynn
Municipal Court Docketed Cases Listing Parties
First and second sessions noted for Exy J and Pas MENTER C D with a detailed list of 20 plus civil cases pairing plaintiffs and defendants. Cases include 3888 Line v Litchfield, 2486 Dresser v Lee, 3009 Lincoln v Johnson, 3354 etc. Fraternal accident associations appear in two actions Cushman v Collins and Armstrong v Hodgton Fraternal Accident Ass'n. Other defendants include Abbott Brooks Downing Barnstein Harris Isburgh Armstrong and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line
Litchfield
Dresser
iLee
Lincoln
Johnson
Taylor
Parker
Lollina
Miller
Murphy
Brennal
O'Leary
Ford
Clarke
Boston Fraternal Accident Ass'n
Abbott
Brooks
Downing
Barnstein
Harris
Isburgh
Armstrong
Hoston
Cushman
Collins
Through Mail Time Change Troubles Boston & Albany
The Western through mail altered to 3 16 p.m. arriving by 4 45 p.m. at Boston station. The change harmed delivery and profits prompting a revert to old timing by week end, with plans to restore 7 a.m. Albany arrival when New York Central shifts to 7 a.m. on Nov 10 to maintain same day delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
W. Ji. Bigelow
First Division Railway
New York Central
Albany
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. B. Russell
Stephen S. Littlefield
Rreabody
Democrats
W. E. Mead
Ward
C. H. Ingalls
George Arkins
Isaac B. McLean
Horace EE 3Ton
Andrew J. Rady
Roston's Water System
Il Cruel
Dilion
South Boston RR
Old Colony
O'Callaghan
Bradley
Burton
Fox
Saunders
Toy
Fitchburg
Welon
Gignan
Wells
Perley
Longacre
Boston i Con. Prod. Co
Ellis
Hunt
Malcolm
Fuller
Paul
Forbes
Markham
Crozier
Fay
Pearson
Lynch
Blair
Callaghan
Point of Pines Co
Nash
Warren
Swift
Sears
Penn M. Is I. Co
Kerce
Lowe
Woods
Hartley
Aldrich, J
Darey
City of Chelsea
Inorder
Wallace
Frink
Rand
Lawson
Meorse
Badger
O'Connell
Kendall
O’connell
Connolly
Webb
Nesmith
Osgood
Welch
H. A. Prentice Co
Stetson
Morrill
USSUL
Ready
Chapin
Ross
Henry F. Clinton
Charles River
Charles G. Fall
Solomon Lincoln
Walter L Badger
Patrick Logan
Albert
Mitchell
Lexington
Taintiff
Thomas Kiley
N. Allin
John H. Hopwood
Theodore
Weeks
P. J. Flatley
J. R. Carley, Jr
H. M. Burton
Elisha Greenhood
Philip Low
Gol Cooperage
Tron
Manut
India
Ngland
Pam Scotia
British Guiana
Argentine Republic
Beswibiobio
Uruguay
Sapolio
Kepupic
Paine v. Evans
Norfolk County
HOG Ieee
Durgin
Dunnel
Brion
Moseley
Eamons
Scott v
Bos. Blower Company
Boston Blower Comany
Scott
Gannon
Nichardson
Harmon, J
E. C. Thompson
Washington ST
Olid South
W. Baker & Cou
W.baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Francis B. Seeley
Charles W. Spofford
Groveland
Jonathan Boyce
George ©. Leach
Manchester
John Meacom
William Perrin
Andover
Julietta Wightman
Alonzo D. Nutting
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church of
Mary Baldwin Memorial Mission School
Jaffa
Palestine
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Exy. J
Pas- Menter
C. d
Caldwell
Brown
Barrett
D. C
Steamboat Co
Cluff
Chase
Kelley
Gilman
Davis
Curtis
Walker
Slater
Barnard
Putnam
Lee
the Gottschalk Co
Gallagher
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