Mr Barnum in Boston for Democratic business
Chairman William H. Barnum of the Democratic national committee, arriving from Hartford, registers at Adams House. He chats with a Post representative about national news, says none exists, and plans calls with General Collins to seek possible speeches in Connecticut. His stay depends on personal business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Barnum
Democratic National Committee
Hartford
Conn
Adams House
Barnum
Collins
Connecticut
Dinner with Colonel Higginson Boosts Fifth District Hope
A Democratic fifth district committee hosted Colonel Higginson at a dinner where cheers followed his brief address. Sherman Hoar C H Plumer and others spoke as campaign progress reports inspired confidence in capturing the district. Apathy toward General Banks was noted, with expectations of a solid Democratic and independent Republican vote. Young Men for Prohibition Club in Boston held its second meeting at 36 Bromfield Street, adopting a constitution and planning events with James H. Roberts of Cambridge as featured speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginson
Democratic Congressional Committee
Fifth District
Messrs
Sherman Hoar
C. H. Plumer
Young Men For Prohibition
Young Men’s Prohibition Club of
Boston
State Headquarters
Bromfield Street
People’s Church
James H. Roberts
Cambridge
Tremont Temple
Walter Thomas Mills
New York
Townsend
Joseph Cook
Worcester County Contests Shape Republican Convention
Worcester October 16 The Republican county convention in this city saw open contests for two key posts. Incumbents Fostered renomination for register of probate F W Southwick and county treasurer E A Brown and deed register C F Rockwood faced no opposition, while a fierce battle emerged to fill a county board vacancy and the district deed register post. Taft led the initial ballot for the vacancy, ultimately securing the nomination over Gray and Root after Layered rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Z. C. Field
Milford
A. S. Pinkerton
F. W. Southwick
E. A
Harvey B. Wilder
Wilder
Eilis W. Aldrich
Douglas
Arthur C. Moore
Sturbridge
Thomas P. Root
Barre
Davis P. Gray
Northbridge
Henry G. Taft
Uxbridge
Taft
Major Barker
Root
Gray
OlideSward
Aldrich
Lodge Renominated by Sixth District Republicans at Charlestown
The sixth district Republican convention at Charlestown renominated Henry Cabot Lodge with Captain John L. Parker chairing and J. H. Dwiner as secretary. Lodge urged a large ticket vote to secure future Republican control, arguing for national success, new Commonwealths, Senate seats, and a favorable Supreme Court interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Charlestown
Henry Cabot Lodge
Southworth
Republican State Committee
John L. Parker
Lynn
J. H. Dwiner
Winchester
Hart
Chelsea
Congressman Lodge
Mr. Lodge
E. Gerry Brown
Horatio Wellington
Congress
Brown
Wellington
Barrett
Melrose
Gopanies
United States
Supreme Court
David A Wells to Speak at Tremont Temple Event
The Hon. David A Wells of Norwich Conn is slated to speak at Tremont Temple on Tuesday in a political notes note, outlining his views and campaign platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Wells
Norwich
Conn
Tremont Temple
Political rallies and candidate nominations unfold across Massachusetts
In Salem Mechanic Hall the Essex county and fifth councillor Democratic conventions convene this forenoon. Brookline clubs plan a rally Saturday evening with Brookline speakers. Democrats nominate Charles W. Fogg for First Essex district councillor and Charles T. Dunklee for Second Norfolk district. Prohibitionists back John 5 Paine for Third district councillor. Republicans nominate S L Gracey for Fourteenth Essex district, C E Carter, C H Hanson, T H Carnell for Twenty fourth Middlesex, and T E Doherty with J Howard for Ninth Bristol. Independent Republican HQ opens in Worcester to oppose Walker. Norfolk Democrats propose J Cobb, Ferdinand Favor, J Burdakin, and D G Hill for probate, county treasurer, deeds, and commissioner respectively. Sumner Hall hosts 200 Democrats with speakers Burke and Grady. rally planned tomorrow night with McGeough, Whall, and W Taylor Jr. presiding by Major Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
Essex County
Mechanic Hall
Salem
Brookline Cleveland and Thurman Club
Brookline
Essex
Charles W. Fogg
Democrats
Norfolk
Charles T. Dunklee
George D. Wentworth
Stoughton
John 5. Paine
Rev. S. L. Gracey
Middlesex
Charles E. Carter
Charles H. Hanson
Thomas H. Carnell
Bristol
Thomas E. Doherty
John Howard
Burnside Block
Worcester
J. H. Walker
Congress
Norfolk County
Jonathan Cobb
Dedham
Register of Probate
Ferdinand F. Favor
John Burdakin
Register of Deeds
Don Gleason Hill
Cleveland and Thurman Club
Sumner Hall
Boston
William J. Burke
P. J. Grady
James McGeough
William B. F. Whall
William Taylor, Jr
Major Grady
Charles River nuisance and Harvard bridge obstruction
A Boston correspondent laments the Charles River nuisance caused by sewage and the obstructed tidal flow from new Harvard bridge work. He warns of dammed tides, coffer dams, dredgers, and pollution harming navigation, recreation, and residents, urging action by harbor authorities and the board of health before a wider, lasting impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
Mr. Taverner
Board of Health
Board of Aldermen
Harvard
Boston Bridge
Cambridge
Somerville
Middle
M.D
Boston
Dorothea fountain drill request to Quench the thirst
A letter notes lack of drinking fountains including the Dorothea fountain, suggests Dorothea Dix concerns, and asks the society committee to drill holes to allow water to gush at the lower part. Mentions two-horse teams drinking water nearby. Dated MDCCCLXXXVUL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Miss Dix
Cambridge Aldermen Visit Washington to Inspect Electric Streetcar System
The Cambridge aldermen accepted an invitation from General Manager Boland of Thomson Houston Electric to tour the overhead electric system for street cars. The trip, paid by the company, departs Friday at 7 pm via the New York and New England railroad with City Messenger Francis L Pratt as escort. The board authorized buying 948 square feet on Main Street from Mutual Fire Insurance for 1659 dollars to widen the street, plus 8 dollar per day pay for premises officers, and approved 250 dollars to fit lighting apparatus at English High Putnam and Webster schools and raised the registrar clerk’s salary from 400 to 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Washington
Boland
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
New York & New England
Francis L. Pratt
Main Street
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Putnam
Webster
Board of Registrars
Massachusetts to inscribe marker on Attucks monument
Committee discussions focus on adding a brief inscription stating the Commonwealth of Massachusetts erected the Crispus Attucks monument. Designer Kraus estimates the cost at about 20 dollars for the addition. Work on the Tremont Street mall site advances with a 10 by 6 foot hole dug for the pedestal. completion targeted by month end, unveiling about two weeks after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Robert Kraus
Tremont Street
Vermont Senate Delays Action On Bills On Turkey Shoots
In Montpelier Vermont October 16 business in the Senate was limited with introduced bills to amend the law allowing turkey shoots and set the trustee process minimum at $5. In the House measures called for weed destruction by landowners along highways uniform ballots printing trials for honorably discharged service members and higher probate judges salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnt Evier
Senate
House
Salvation Oil and Dr Bull's Syrup Claims Its Cure
An old advertisement notes Salvation Oil relieves instantly and cures body pain with a 25 cent price. It also mentions a coroner's jury verdict that someone died from want of Dr Bull's Cough Syrup, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Oil
Marriage of Miss Agnes Salisbury to Lewis Fry of Bristol England
The ceremony at St. Pauls Episcopal Church united Miss Agnes Salisbury daughter of the late Dr. Stephen Salisbury to Mr. Lewis G. Fry of Bristol England. The church overflowed with friends and relatives as ushers and maids of honor joined the bridal procession. After a lavish wedding breakfast guests departed for a short tour before settling in England. Notable attendees included Lord George Fellnerae and many Boston society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Salisbury
Stephen Salisbury
Lewis G. Fry
Bristol
Eng
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Benjamin 8. Blanchard
Woolsey
Clark
F. C. Bowditch
Fitzerald
W. C. G. Salisbury
Eugene Bullinton
Sidney Smith
New York
L. K. Storrs
W. H. Wilder
Misses Wilder
Whitney
Phelps
Miss Pierce
Benny Tere
Lizzie Dana
Benjamin, Ford
Embree
Thomas
William Whitman
Misses Whitman
William Aspinwall
Charles O. Foster
Misses Foster
W. L. Candler
Chandler
Fay
C. K. Fay
G. K. Sabine
J. M. Codman
Merchants Week Gains Ground in Boston Business Circle
Boston businessmen gathered in the New England Shoe and Leather Association rooms as 318 city firms across 56 lines of business supported Merchants Week. Reports showed 2104 invitations issued, 1148 banquet attendees, and a net balance of 2547 dollars. The group urged continuation with broader trade participation and planned spring and fall repeats with a five-member executive committee to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Shoe and Leather Association
George Hutchinson
Flanders
New England
Mechanics’ Hall
Alfred S. Brown
J. S. Paine
Frederick E. Newell
Messrs
Hutchinson
Churchill
Farley
Ripley
Sias
McCready
N. W. Farley
Messrs. H. ©. Churchill
John C. Smith
KK. B. Wilson
P. F. Hennigan
Cyrus Thacher
Bedford Street
Installation of Pastor at East Somerville Church
The First Orthodox Congregational Church of East Somerville installed Rev. James H. Ross as pastor after a council examination. About 100 people attended the service and supper. The church, built twenty five years ago, has a 260-member society and has spent nearly $10,000 repainting and refurnishing the interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Ross
First Orthodox Congregational Church
Franklin Street
East Somerville
Church Council
Ross
James Hill
Medford
George A. Tewksbury
Cambridge
Darius Brisabb
Clinton
Edward ©. Porter
Charlestown
Alexander McKenzie
D.D
H. C. Hitchcock
West Somerville
George W. Brooks
W. E. Merriam
Notes About The City In Boston And Vicinity
Franklin Falls resident James O Eddy disappeared after leaving for Boston October 10. Boston police search for him as anxious friends await word. City health board orders vacating tenement Nos 20 Cove Place and 375 First Street South Boston for sanitary reasons. Mr Bennett a Spitz Bros and Mark cutter turns 70 and receives gold headed cane from coworkers. Mrs J L Hurd of Chelsea fined 106 dollars for smuggling silks ashore from the Scythia. goods seized by customs to be sold at auction. Thomson Houston Electric opens new offices at 620 Atlantic Avenue beside the New York and New England station. Katie Connors of 22 Yarmouth Street dies in City Hospital after kerosene fire started her injury. Edison phonograph in Boston slated for public exhibition. hailed as a remarkable and useful invention. N B Mansfield complains to police that driver Peter Riley No 149 overcharged and threatened. Driver’s license revoked after hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove Place
First Street
Boston
Board of Health
Bennett
Spitz Bros. & Mark
J. L. Hurd
Chelsea
Scythia
Custom House
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Hathaway
Atlantic Avenue
New York & New England Railroad
Katie Connors
Yarmouth Street
City Hospital
Edison
N. B. Mansfield
No. 127
State Street
Board of Police
No. 149
Peter Riley
Universalists Hold High Selections at Thorndike Banquet
The Universalist Social Union held its fifth season opening at the Thorndike in Back Bay. Officers were elected including President A. W. Strauss and directors J. E. Davis and M. I Emerson. A banquet followed with remarks by retiring President J. B. Horton and guests Rev. W. F. Dusseault and Dr. E. L. Rexford praising the union’s social work and unity across parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Social Union
Back Bay
Thorndike
the Union
A. W. Strauss
Boston
E. B. Sears
E. R. Metcalf
Emma T. Smith
Roxbury
Emma T. Shaw
J.E. Davis
North Cambridge
George W. Gay
Norwood
M. I Emerson
Strauss
J. E. Davis
Cambridge
J. B. Horton
W. F. Dusseault
Malden
Universalists
Church Universal
E. L. Rexford
Dr. Miner
Arrest in West Somerville Fire Case
Mrs. Arsella Johnson of Elm Street near Russell in West Somerville was arrested on arson charges after a stable owned by Mr. Spalding burned Monday. A Spalding employee saw her exit the barn before discovery. Bail set at $1000. she is 35 and married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsella Johnson
Elm Street
Russell
West Somerville
Spalding
Johnson
Norfolk County Commissioners Order Flags and Damages
At a Dedham meeting yesterday Norfolk county commissioners adopted orders directing the New York and New England railroad to place a flagman at the Norfolk station grade crossing. They called for widening Mechanics street in Foxboro and its Sharon continuation, relocating Great Plain avenue in Needham, and awarding the South Boston Ice Company $400 in damages against Weymouth for taking water from Great Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County Commissioners
Dedham
New York & New England Railroad
Norfolk Station
Mechanics Street
Foxboro
Sharon
Great Plain Avenue
Needham
South
Sunaron's Hospitan Coats Made to Order by G W Simmons Co
Sunaron's Hospitan Coats are made to order by G W Simmons and Company located at 32 to 44 North Street. They tailor to the needs of professional men with everything adapted to fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunaron
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Italian Society Celebration Parade Through City Streets
The Societa Italiana Colombo marked the discovery of America with a procession through the city and a gathering at Crescent Beach. About 150 men marched, the band led the way, and flags including the Italian tricolor and the American flag were displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societa Italiana Colombo
Crescent Beach
Parochial Property 100 Years Case Reaffirms Law
In Marlboro the Union Congregational Meeting House dispute over town ownership ends in a non suit after town counsel concedes no case. The Middlesex Superior Court reaffirmed the centuries old law governing parochial property held for over a hundred years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Meeting House
Marlboro
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Notable guests fill Boston hotels in winter season
A wide list of prominent guests is reported at major Boston hotels. Robert Lippincott and wife stay at the Vendome with many notable visitors from New York Philadelphia Boston and beyond. Guests at the Brunswick Thorndike United States and Youngs include judges manufacturers and prominent families from across the country and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lippincott
Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Lippincott
Vendome
William Baylies Crocker
New York
W. Henry Clifford
Portland
F. Gordon Dexter
E. P. Clark
Boston
J. H. Clark
St. Louis
J. Gates
Cincinnati
O. J. Lewis
Brunswick
D. H. Barstow
Miss Barstow
Newport
E. L. Raymond
Denver
Col
A. L. Sedgewick
J. J. Bethel
Louisville
W. D. Howells
Nahant
Mr. Howells
Thorndike
James K. Hoyt
J. H. Smith
United States
William Allen
Northampton
Knowlton
Springfield
C.D. Ware
New London
Conn
C. W. Kellogg
Pittsfield
Lt. R. Stocking
Chicago
E. R. L. Gould
Washington
W. D. Russell
Turner’s Falls
W. E. Boone
Seattle
W. T
John K. Stearns
Young’s. New York
E. Ornis
Portsmouth
Bigelow Lawrence
Lawrence
Gerald Massey
London
Eng
Charles W. Leighton
Appledore
Isles of Shoals
School Street
Richards
Maine
William B. Taylors
Toledo
KE. M. Avery
Enterprise Manufacturing Company
J.P. Michelson
Tremont
Ed Barlocher
Zurich
Switzerland
J. A. Peters
Peters
Bangor
Patent Infringement Suit Over Rubber Cloth Printing
United States Circuit Court Oct 16 heard Cott trustee Brigham v Coffin et al over patent 283057 for improvement on rubber cloth. Defendants argue the claim is not an invention but a mere printing on sheet rubber fabric. Hearing held with counsel Thomas W. Clarke for complainant and J E Maynadier for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cott
J. Wilbur F. Brigham
Judson H. Coffin
Frank E. Aldrich
Thomas W. Clarke
J. E. Maynadier
Court ends criminal trials. jurors excused
United States District Court judge Nelson on October 16 announced that there will be no more trials in criminal cases and jurors are excused from further attendance during the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Boston Superior Court Docket Summary and Case Listings
A historical docket list from the Superior Court presents numbered cases across sessions, names such as Byron A. Osgood, Thomas F. McGann, Daniel Wood, Henrietta Vaughn, and Samuel L. Holt, with actions including damages for breach of contract torts and personal injury. The document details sessions, judge Ham mond, and attorneys, plus notes on trials and motions and a mix of civil actions from 18th and 19th centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Mason
Byron A. Osgood
Thomas F. McGann
R. Lund
C. W. Bartlett
Osgood
E. C. Gilman
Charles M. Barnes
McGann
T.j.gargan
C. P. Sampson
H. E. Swasey
William B. Orcutt
Wood
Atkins
Tompson
Jenkins
B. Wadleigh
T. M. Babson
Samuel L. Holt
Edgar J. Bliss
J. L. Powers
Martin
Trum Co
McDonald
Murray
Nawy
Dunbar, J. No
William V. Hopkins
Charles D. White
Glenallen
Winchendon
J. L. Eldridge
D. F. Fitz
J. D. Long
J. Wheeler
Frank W. Weston
Martha A. Hanson
Gleason
Revere
A. D. Bosson
Salem D. Charles
Weston
Hanscom
Higgins
Boston
Pevear
Dempsey
Dealy
Muller
Wakefield
Joch
Lattimer
Fitchnowerburg RR. Co
Gordon
Same
Blessington
Cal
Brothers
Fernald
Deegan
Fitchburg RR. Co
Cunnigham
O' Kien
Attwood
Dumas
Wagner
Cowan
Bradley
Ferguson
Doane
Brown
Gould
Richard
Greene
PirMan, J
Equity
Superior Court Actions in Middlesex County Docket
Oct. 16 docket report lists cases Adams Cook vs Ware verdict for plaintiff 13813. Edwin Harriman v Town of Melrose verdict for town. multiple docket numbers include Quinn v Farley, Baldwin v Priest, Fay v Crandall, and others with various defendants. Names include J Farnham, A Johnes, Perry, Creech, Hesseltine, Underhill, Lana jisgrave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
BisuHop
Adam Cook
Emma A. Ware
J. E. Farnham
A. Johnes
Edwin A. Harriman
Town of
Melrose
Howard Street
Perry & Creech
Hesseltine
Inhabitants of Natick v City of Boston Dam Case
Supreme Judicial Court case from October 16 concerns Natick inhabitants seeking to stop Boston from removing a dam and embankment at Lake Cochituate near Pegan Brook. The dam was built to protect water quality after the 1846 Cochituate water act but is now deemed unnecessary, while residents object to its removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Field
Natick
City of
Boston
Lake Cochituate
Pegap Brook
Cochituate
Pegan Brook
Goodyear machines claim to outperform hand sewn shoes
Advertisers assert Goodyear machine made shoes wear better and more uniform than hand sewn, citing multiple manufacturers. They warn many shoes sold as hand sewn are machine made at lower price, urging buyers to demand the real hand sewn article and to verify authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Court rules highway over dam unlawful. suit dismissed
The court held plaintiffs had no authority to lay out the highway over the dam or the pond land, owned by the Commonwealth, or bordering land. the bill was dismissed with costs. Mulligan represented plaintiffs Bailey defendant. Homer Albers appointed receiver of the Massachusetts Relief Association by Judge Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
H. ‘. Mulligan
A.J. Bailey
Homer Albers
Field
Massachusetts Relief Association
Superior Court Oct 16 Charges and Verdicts
In Superior Court on October 16 Judge Dewey ordered Daniel McNeil discharged on his own recognizance for larceny. Nellie Mitchell pleaded not guilty to adultery. Nellie L Parelli was found guilty of larceny. Albert King was found guilty of breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Dewey
Daniel McNeil
Nellie Mitchell
Nellie L. Parelli
Albert King
Superior Court Dockets Norfolk County Oct 16
In Norfolk County Superior Court on October 16, cases listed include Patrick Reardon vs James Clinton on a judgment dispute with jury deliberation. Joseph Montana vs City of Boston over damages from a wagon fall due to street defect. and multiple entries such as Brosnan v Martin, Roxbury Carpet Co, Fogarty v Connell vs City of Boston, Conway v Russell, Lyons v Wight, Boyden v Howard, and Kelley v same. Attorneys: Cotter and Healey for plaintiffs, Greenhood for defendants, Babson for defendants in some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Bloogert
Patrick Reardon
James Clinton
J.B. Cotter
G. A. Healey
E. Greenhood
Joseph Montana
City of
Boston
Albany Street
Cotter
T. E. Babson
Ex-vfJ Frederick Denker Embezzlement Waiver Bond
October 16 Municipal Court reports exv. J. Frederick Denker waived examination on embezzlement and was bound over in 500 dollars for the Superior Court. Peter McCourt received a continuance on fraudulently conveying a watch during a conditional sale until October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
J. Frederick Denker
Superior Court
Peter McCourt
Lockwood injured in horse throw at Lynn
George E. Lockwood of 21 Michigan avenue was thrown from his team this morning and severely injured about the head and upper body. He was taken to City Hospital, where his recovery is doubtful. Willie Leck, twelve, attempting to board a train at Market street crossing, slipped and was run over by a car wheel, crushing his right arm and necessitating amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
George E. Lockwood
Michigan Avenue
City Hospital
Willie Leck
Market Street
Funeral for Daniel J. McNamara Held in Roxbury
The funeral of Daniel J. McNamara was held at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Roxbury yesterday morning. Born in Ireland eighty three years ago, he leaves behind three sons who served as officers in the Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers. Burial occurred at Brookline Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. M’namara
Daniel J. McNamara
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Roxbury
Mr. McNamara
Ireland
Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Brookline Cemetery
Shoe Company Representatives Across Cities Form Networks
A dense list connects numerous shoe firms and agents across the United States from Atlanta to Zanesville. Names include J A Smith, W W Draper, DP Smith, Benckenstein, Plant, Durrell, Gates, Richardson, George, Drake, Brown, MacLauchlan, Carpenter, Greensfelder, Povenmuehle, Henderson, Leonard, Farum, Culter, Jones, Orr, Buford, McGraw, Hinkle, Goldberg, Blum, Breath, Bertsch, Briscoe, Marks, Davidson, Rosenberg, Streng, Grauman, Henson, McMillan, H J Henson, Moore, Greacen, Kirkendall, Else, Schafer, Clark, Lindsley, Meissner, Heffieringer, Gotzian, Haven, Griffiths, Rodgers, Lane, Taylor, McCoy, French, Peas, Perry, and Werner among others, all tied to various firms or co and operating across states like Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, Pennsylvania, and more. The compiled roster reflects nationwide distribution of shoe trade representation and agency networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J A Smith
Moore, Marsh & Co
W Draper
Draper, Moore & Co
Birmingham
Bloomington
M Richardson
H M Richardson & Co
Cedar Rapids
George
George, Weeks & Co
Charleston
M Drake
M Drake & Sons
Brown
McGahan, Brown & Evans
Chicago
MacLauchlan
Selz, Schwab & Co
F Carpenter
Guttmann, Carpenter &Weilitiz
Greensfelder
Greensfelder, Florsheim & Co
Dpovenmuehle
HEC Dooyenmuehle & Son
Henderson
CM Henderson & Co
A G Leonard
A G
Leonard & Co
Forum
I P Farum & Co
Culter
Miller, Culter & Co
Columbus
O Jones
Reed, Jones & Co
Jd K Orr
J K Orr & Co
Dallas
Lex
T Buford
Buford, Porter & Co
Tre
Detroit
Mich
McGraw
McGraw & Co
Evansville
Ind
W B Hinkle
Indianapolis
K Hendricks
Hendricks & Cooper
Louisville
W Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Flexner & Mendel
J Streng
Bamberger, Streng & Co
Grauman
Grauman & Co
Lynchburg
D Witt
Witt & Watkins
Brun
Memphis, Tenn
M Goodbar
Goodbar & Co
Milwaukee
Wis
D Markwell
Lindsley
Orr & Lindsley Shoe O
St Louis
Stribling
Tennent Stribling Shoe Co
St Joseph
W Noyes
Noyes
Norman & Co
St Paul
Minn
W Freeman
C Gotzian & Co
Kon Aoulo
Tex
M Goldfrank
Goldfrank
Frank So
Terre Haute
E Haven
C D Griffiths
Terre Haute Shoe Co
Toledo
Rodgers
Dewey, Rodgers & Co
W Hell
R H Lane & Co
B Taylor
American Hand Sewed Shoe Co
Wheeling
E McCoy
Vance-Hughes Shoe Co
Wilmington
A French
GR French & Sons
York
Penn
Peas
Spahr & Sons
Zanesville
Werner
Ala
W Perry
Perry-Mason Shoe
Arthur Wilkes Wins 2:40 Class at Mystic Park Trotting
Mystic Park opened the Eastern Circuit amid threat of rain with 1000 spectators. Arthur Wilkes, driven by James Golden, captured the 2:40 class with a strong back stretch move and set a faster time, while the 2:28 class saw Charles A and Gratz vie for early pace and late leadership as the race was postponed due to darkness with 12 o'clock today planned for the remaining heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Eigh
Black Shaw
Arthur Wilkes
James Golden
Wilkes
Bacon Park
J. J. Bowen
Black Shan
T. D. Marsh
B. G. Linus
J. B. Bengon
Myrtlewood
T. McLoughlin
B. G
Orange Blossom
J. P. Gibbs
M. Josie Bates
J. C. Harrington
B. m. Princess
N. T. Dore
Mambrino Dix
Charles A
Uba
Gratz
R. M. Wilkes
Cuba
Charles Yapp
D. G
G. W. Leavitt
M. Wilkes
Arthur & Glover
Ch. S
John Trout
S. G Champion
Eees A. Johnson
E. G. Edgecliffe
T D. Marsh
Bik
C. A. Allen
G. Charles A
C. G. Wilkes
B. G. Treadwell
W. A. Skinner
B. m. Bessie
Ira Woodbury
Ch. m. Kate
Lamps and Lampsware Sale at Morey Churchill
Auction style listing shows Hancovne Lamps priced at 1.50 and 313.50 for piano lamps. Vase lamps priced 2.50. Seller Morey Churchill at 155 Friend Street offers a variety of lamps and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancovne
Morey, Churchill
Morey
Friend Street
Portor Desks and Music Cabinets at Pavin's Furniture
Portor Desks and music cabinets showcased in 100 new designs at the Pavin's Furniture Company manufactory located at 48 Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portor
Pavin’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
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Rigginson
Worcester County
Cambridge Aldermen
Electric Street Railway
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D. Wi. Ross
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de Maurier
Vaulty Fatr
Ona Lone
Ona Lone the Widower; the Virginians; Pendennis; the Newcomes; Philip and
Catherine
Henry Esmond
Barry Lyndon
Dennis Duval
Roundabout
Four Georges
Paris
Estes & Lauriat
Washington Street
Old South
Post
Barker, J
Smith
Gates, Jr
Webb
Badger
Irving
Merc
Acc't
Lamson Cash Rwy
Maloney
Locke
Allen
Baird
Rice
Rogers
Robertson
Wallace
Leggeete
Boson
Page
Dodd
Norcross
Saunders
Lally
Gunnelle
Nocolini
Tnavdar
Quinn
Baldwin
Priest
Crandall
Biyer
Whiston
Aie
de Silva
Admx
Feeley
Brinn
Underhill
Saundders
Cop
Hartley
M.jodgman
Bradshaw
Crosby
Vate Seal
Lana Jisgrave
Abbott
Stedman
Blanchard v. Silsby
Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine Co
Summer St
Boston, Mass
Chester
Graves & Sons
Mystic
Pete
Cats Boyan Baking Powder Co
Wall St
N. Y
Quaker Mill Co
Ravenna
Ohio
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
J. W. Horne
Rubel Bros
Cincinnate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!