Ory meetings and local civic notes stir Boston
President Whitney will meet the Roslindale delegation at 81 Milk Street to discuss street car service. Delegates J. D. W. French and John M. Woods attend the American Forestry Congress in Philadelphia. Andrew Burton presided at a New Hampshire Club dinner at the Revere House with about fifty gentlemen present. The New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents Association held its semiannual meeting. A State Street caving incident closed streets temporarily, with gravel filled quickly. Kennan lectures draw huge crowds and date promises. New York & New England Railroad offices move to a French's wharf building, to be named the New England building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Roslindale
West End Street Railway Company
Milk Street
J. D. W. French
Boston
John M. Woods
Somerville
American Forestry Congress
Philadelphia
Andrew Burton
New Hampshire Club
Revere House
W. G. Myers
Portsmouth
W. T. Thayer
Concord
J. A. Spalding
M. J. Pratt
A. Carter
New Hampshire
A. Haley
New Market
N. H
George McQuesten
N. Barnard
George. F. Richards
G. W. Grover
John Carr
John K. Bruce
Milford
Georges. Rogers
Lebanon
John Stebbins
C. H. V. Smith
New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents’ Association
Pathfinder Railroad Guide
Co. T. Hempstead
F. E. Boothby
C. H. Waite
F. H. Kingsbury
State and
Washington Streets
Boyer
Congress Street
Postoffice Square
Water Department
Kennan
Lyceum
New York & New England Railroad Company
French’s Wharf
Summer Street
New England Building
Railway Company
Brookline Damages Case and Multiple Civil Dockets
Norfolk County Superior Court civil sitting lists petitions for damages over Brookline Pond Avenue grade raise of 1887 with verdicts for petitioners. Other entries include writ of entry in Quincy and multiple listed cases with parties and counsel names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County Superior Court
Dedham
PitMan
John Panter
Brookline
Bridget McManus
Pond Avenue
Drew
A. M. Lyman
M. CG
A. Williams
George F. Wilson
Alonzo Dutpe
Quincy
Demandant
J. E. Tirrell
J. L. Eldridge
Brookline Postoffice Superintendent Fogarty Arrested
Isley M Fogarty superintendent of the Brookline Postoffice was arrested on a $600 bond for embezzling money order funds A deputy marshal and Inspector J D Hall led the investigation revealing a $60 deficiency and a slip in the drawer showing funds diverted for his own use Fogarty known for a fine reputation has long served in the post office moving from East Cambridge to Brookline with no suggested criminal intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isley M. Fogarty
Brookline
Fogarty
Cambridge
George I. Brown
Rumor of a New Tremont Theatre in Bowdoin Square
A Boston report claims a large Bowdoin square building once a stable could be torn down to host a second tier theatre under prominent managers led by Eugene Tompkins. No definite plans exist, Fullam heirs own the site, and Tompkins says he would lease a play house but doubts his involvement. The block fronts Court Street with 72 by 200 feet depth and has housed horses since 1809, with rare small fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Farge
Bowdoin Square
Maynard
Eugene Tompkins
Boston Theatre
Fullam
Mgr.Tompkins
Coolidge
Bulfinch Place
New England Woman's Press Association Social Meeting
The New England Woman's Press Association held its first social of the season at Parker House. Speakers discussed Juvenile Literature with notes from Mrs. M. E. Blake and Miss Charlotte Allen, among others, followed by tea for about 100 ladies and readings by Helen Campbell and Olive Homans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Woman's Press Association
Parker House
M. E. Blake
Blake
Dickens
Thackeray
Sallie Joy White
Kate Tannatt Woods
Charlotte Allen
Young Idea
Helen Winslow
E. M. Gosse
Cora Stuart Wheeler
Mattie Owler
Edith Perry
Istelle M. HA. Merrill
Harris
Chauncy Hall School
Helenampbell
Museum
Little Joe
Olive Homans
Maritime Exhibition Opens With Historic Models Display
The first Washington shipment arrived Tuesday for the maritime exhibition featuring National Museum and Smithsonian pieces including Ericcson models and the Monitor drawing. The show opens Monday November 4 at 9 am with four bands in a continuous program and a New England Passenger Agents meeting held Tuesday on Federal Street to discuss reduced rate travel to the event. Exhibitors report over 300 million dollars in capital represented by participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Ericcson
New England Passener
Athfinder
Federal Street
The Fall Fashions From Chandler Co
Chandler & Co of Winter Street showcases a new fall and winter collection with striped French novelties bold borders tiny checks and plain goods with mottled borders in greens garnets heliotrope and old rose. Silk displays feature pompadour satins and floral decorations while children’s Gretchen coats Jacquard patterns and Duchess Kid Grove accessories highlight a refined, durable lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Chandler & Co
Winter Street
Post
Kid Grove
Amolls
Dramatic notes on Miss Marlowe and upcoming plays
The report highlights Miss Marlowe’s Boston debut as Parthenia in The Hunchback and praises Ingomar as touching. It notes limited runs for Ben-My-Chree, with Glaudian and other titles scheduled later in the week. It also mentions advance box office sales for Richard Mansfield’s Globe production and seat prices up to $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marlowe
Hollis Street
Boston
Delta Kappa Epsilon Public Exercises at Tremont Temple
Public exercises closed the forty third annual New England Alumni Association convention. Reverend Winslow offered prayer and the fraternity ode was sung by delegates. George Marden welcomed all in a facetious address as Winfield Scott Slocum spoke in place of John D. Long. General Samuel I. Hunt was introduced, and the benediction closed the event with the Little Brown Jug tune. Officers named: Charles H. Forbes president, E D Raymond and W K Ball vice presidents, W Dutton and B W Sherman secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Epsilon
New England Alumni Association
Tremont Temple
William ©. Winslow
D.D
Tau
Hamilton
Corbin
George KE. Marden
Benjamin R. Bulkley
Beta Phi
Rochester
Georgia
Marden
Winfield Scott Slocum
Omega
Amherst
John D. Long
Slocum
Samuel I. Hunt
Board of Trustees
University of Cincinnati
Charles H. Forbes
Brown
E. D. Raymond
W. K. Ball
University of Michigan
W. §. Dutton
Aaelbert College
B. W. Sherman
Middlebury College
Somerville YMCA Holds Second Annual Meeting
The Somerville Young Men's Christian Association convened for its second annual meeting last evening with President William M Armstrong in the chair. The treasury stood at 25 dollars with 300 members. Officers elected include President William M Armstrong Vice-President W B Savage Treasurer I E Hodgkins Recording Secretary V L Teele. Rev Edward S Tead gave an address at Prospect Hill Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Young Men’s Christian Association
William M. Armstrong
W. B. Savage
I. E. Hodgkins
V L. Teele
Edward 8. Tead
Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Springer Bros. Cloaks Advertise Comfort and Style
Springer Bros at 500 Washington Street promotes cloaks described as comfortable and handsome. The ad emphasizes warmth and fashion, highlighting the shop as a source for stylish outerwear in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer Bros
Washington Street
Buseelling Advice Prompts Reader to Check Advertisements
A fragment urges readers to consult G. W. Simmons & Co. for understanding Buseelling and related meanings. The note hints at consulting the firm's advertisements for clarity.
Sanger Nominated for Third District Court Judge
At a weekly Executive Council meeting Chester F. Sanger was nominated by the Governor for judge of the Third District Court of Eastern Middlesex, vice Orcutt, resigned. Also authorized was settlement with Fitchburg railroad over Hoosac Tunnel and Troy and Greenfield lines. State claimed 15338.31 at 1886 end. railroad contended overpayment of 531864. Arbitration and court actions followed, with Robinson empowered to settle for 789194 in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Chester F. Sanger
Third District Court
Eastern Middlesex
Orcutt
Robinson
Fitchburg Railroad
Commonwealth
Railway Corporation
Hoosac Tunnel
Troy & Greenfield
Torrey
Banquet Highlights Temperance Event At United States Hotel
About 100 guests attended the Father Mathew Temperance Association banquet at the United States Hotel with dignitaries including Lieutenant-Governor Brackett and Mayor Hart. Ten minute speeches followed by music from Dunbar's orchestra. Governor Ames sent a letter opposing total abstinence but urging moderation. Notable arrivals at various hotels included numerous named guests from cities such as St. Louis Hartford New York London and Providence among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mathew (Temperance) Association
United States
Brackett
Hart
O'Brien
P. A. McKenna
Marlboro
J. H. O'Neil
Dunbar
Ames
Furniture Club
Arkwright Club
Young
Vendome
W. D. Henry
St. Louis
Varick
New York
George Roberts
Hartford
Hathorn
Providence
Frost
J. Smith
Dover
N. H
G. H. Batchelder
United
L. Dunbar
Meadville
Penn
A D. de Veaux
L. Hartshorn
Savannah
Jacob Weil
Hugh E. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
H. Knight and Son
Exeter
Henry Kohn
Conn
Tremont
North
Bassett
Lexington
H. Sass
Charleston
WT. Davis
Plymouth
J. R. Carter
Newark
N. J. BR
Hollins
St. Nashville
Lenn
George P. Pen
Bar Harbor
F. Hunt
Cincinnati
O. Young
Philadelphia
Robert McNabb
Montreal
Revere
Charles Howard
Providence & Worcester Railroad
Lancaster
George H. Babbitt
Eneral
Am. Kn, Co
Bellows Falls
Henry Prew
R. J
George Ordronaux
Roslyn
Crawford
David Longenecker
Harrisburg
E. M. Smith
Denver, Co
Cy van Wagner
Syracuse
E. E. Stevens
Portland
J. M Lean
Minisnook Minn
O. iv L. Drury
J. John
N. B
Theodore Munroe
Montclair
Protection of Animals Reports Progress at Massachusetts Meetings
At an October directors meeting the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the American Humane Education Society reported grants. A drinking fountain for animals at Beacon street Brookline and Brighton avenues was approved with water to run by mid November. Prizes for public and parochial schools were approved with a $300 prize by The American Humane Education Society. The committee to award the prize includes J K E Clement, John Dickin son, Edwin P Seaver. Prosecution data show 181 complaints in the quarter and 653 cases prosecuted. 234 horses removed from work and 226 animals humanely killed. The Bands of Mercy chapters total 6901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
American Humane Education Society
Angell
Boston Water Board
Beacon Street
Brookline
Brighton Avenues
Boston School Committee
Archbishop Williams
J. KE. H. Clement
Boston Transcript
John Dickinson
Massachusetts State Board of Education
Edwin P. Seaver
Boston Public Schools
Massachusetts
Boston
Society
Bands of Mercy
Roxbury Horse Guard Anniversary Celebration
The Roxbury Horse Guard Troop D marked its 28th anniversary under Captain David F. Henderson with a 10:46 a.m. parade from Bacon Hall, a noon march through State Street, and a 3:30 p.m. return. Nearly 309 guests attended, and the day ended with an evening dance at Bacon Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Bacon Hall
Spoils System Shakeup At Custom House
New York October 16 Charles A Taylor cashier at the custom house has resigned W L Bostwick of Ithaca chosen for the position The salary is 5000 per year Taylor is a Democrat and Bostwick is a Republican
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Taylor
The
Custom House
W. L. Bostwick
Ithaca
Taylor
Bostwick
City wins license fee suit against Western Union
Philadelphia court verdict grants the city $14,438.43 against Western Union Telegraph Co for license fees of 1 per pole and 250 per mile for 1886 87 88. Earlier 1833 34 case was decided for the city and sent to a referee. the Supreme Court sustained the lower court finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Western Union Telegraph Company
United States Circuit Court
Hare
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Teleraph
Fishermen Wrecked Off Cuttyhunk in Gale Tragedy
Captain John Flanders and two sailors drowned after their small boat capsized while attempting to reach shore for life saving assistance. The Tulip and Nannie schooners dragged ashore at Cuttyhunk Harbor as a gale raged on October 16. The Humane Society rescued the Nannie crew, and the Tulip lay wrecked near the channel tap. Captain Flanders, about 45, was a renowned pilot in these waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Beptorp
Tulip
Nannie
Cuttyhunk Harbor
Anchorage
John Flanders
Arthur Borden
Samuel Peckham
The
Humane Society
Tapntn
Channel
Flanders
General Hartranft In Critical Condition Update
Philadelphia reports General John F. Hartranft remains gravely ill with pneumonia, Morristown, Penn. source says his condition is critical and friends fear the worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartranft
Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Morristown
Penn
John F. Hartranft
Morley sewing patent cases in circuit court
United States Circuit Court heard jointly actions by Morley Sewing Machine Company against Shute and Mathison et al. over alleged infringement of the Morley button sewing machine patent issued January 4, 1881. A related contempt and attachment petition cites prior injunctions and alleged violations by Mathison and Thairlwall. Attorneys listed for plaintiffs and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Colit
J. Morley Sewing Machine Company
Benjamin A. Shute
Same
Joseph Mathison
Morley
James H. Morley
Standard Button Fastening Company
Mathison
Thairlwall
Tts
Fathhison
Heard
F. Thurston
Ambrose Hastman
J. BE. Magnadier
Edward 5. Beach
George I. Smith
Carpenter acquitted in mail letters case in district court
United States District Court on Oct 16 reported Frank Randall was acquitted of taking letters belonging to John Stark before delivery. Jury deliberating on Joseph J. Slade and Milvin C. Rust for counterfeit in half dollars as W. B. Gale defended the defendants and Hall prosecuted for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Carpenter
J. K. Frank Randall
John Stark
Joseph J. Slade
Milvin C. Rust
W. B. Gale
Hall
Court Dockets Show Multiple Civil Actions and Divorces
A compilation of cases including No 2456 George H Scovell vs Jane N Mooney for 6636 in goods. verdict for plaintiff. No 2464 Samuel W Spotford vs Walter Barry for 3154. verdict for plaintiff 1350. Other listings include No 1654 Mary L Walker vs Philip A Spofford for 4487. several cases with damages and defenses. various sessions note suspensions, trials, and judge Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Scovell
Jane N. Mooney
Baker
J. $. Patton
Samuel W. Spotford
Walter Barry
H. J. Edwards
W. B. Orcutt
Mary L. Walker
Philip A. Spofford
Rae
C. F. Paige
Booth
Hale
Walker
Spotted
Fogg
Lawrence
Scott
Haynes
McKean
Reed
Thornton
Foor
Sears
Stillings
Turner
Kingdon
Hough
Old Col
Ilig
Irons
Harrington
Larceny and other cases heard in Municipal Court
October 16 criminal session heard Curtis J John Scott for larceny in two counts was sentenced to five months at the House of Correction Francis P Lee for converting property to his own use placed on probation Antoine Perry charged with non support ordered to recognize 200 for appearance November 20 Thomas Gallagher for larceny fined 20 dollars without costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
J. John Scott
House of Correction
Francis P. Lee
Antoine Perry
Thomas Gallagher
Mystic Park fall meeting yields two harness records by The Seer
At Mystic Park on Oct 16 the fall meeting showcased two fast pacers. The Seer, owned by A M Garcelon, won the 2:29 class with a self record of 2.22½. Country Girl dominated the 2:25 pacing, taking first money with Lexington Chief and Dirigo Maid following in the heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
A. M. Garcelon
SCP
Kbs Hi
W. Brown
Ch. S. Anganio
John Trout
Ch. m. Chevalita
J. A. Snow
Degs Puritan
Wenees Bom
Cccesseee
Lexington Chief
Dirigo Maid
Country Girl
Mertie
Lexington
Chie
P. Longley
H. A. Worthley
J.B. Woodbury
B. m
Brown
B. m. Merfie
B. G. Retainer
Superior Court Crime Dockets From 1848 to 1999
The record lists multiple cases with names such as Thompson and O Malley from 1848 to 1999. It includes assault and larceny charges, breaking and entering, embezzlement, and liquor law violations. Notable entries involve Saine v. Battle manslaughter and Saine v. Murphy assault cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Thompson
J. Thomas O’malley
House of Correction
R. G. Bucker
Thomas Perault
Em- Massachusetts Reformatory
Thomas F. Gonnelly
Commonwealth Vy
Saine
Battle
Doherty
Booth
Same
Washington
Greene Vs Conkey contract and tort over Crescent Beach cottage
Superior Court in Salem on October 16 held two actions, one by Mason J. No 5241 2 Greene against Conkey for dispossessing a cottage leased at Crescent Beach, with defense a general denial and jury out. the other Cox v City of Lynn No 6262 for damages to a team due to alleged highway defect, defense general denial. Proceedings list attorneys for both sides and several admiralty style entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HamMond
Mary Dillon
South Boston Railroad Company
Onarch
R. M. Morse, Jr
Joseph Bennett
William Gaston
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
George EL. Smith
Old Colony Railroad
M. Morton, Jr
J. A. Benton, Jr
Smith
Old Colony
Glynn
Boston
Wells
Perley
O’ua'reghan
Bos
Longacre
Bostonton
Con. Prod. Co
Fox
Saunders
Russ
Issex County
Salem
Superior Court verdicts in Barnstable County cases
In Yarmouth on October 16 the jury returned a $134 damages verdict for the plaintiff in the case Joseph D. Bloomer v Daniel W Nickerson and trustee. In Eastern Harbor Meadows and Beaches v Solomon B Rich J H Hopkins represented the plaintiffs and flarkiman the defendant. The lands cover a beach meadow and flat area at Beachy Point Truro. the proprietors claim a 1825 corporate formation and jurisdiction within the old township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable County
Yarmouth
Sherman
Joseph D. Bloomer
Daniel W. Nickerson
Eastern Harbor Meadows
Solomon _B. Rich
J. H. Hopkins
Flarkiman
Truro
Beachy Point
Woman Suffrage Sociable Opens Season at Tremont Temple
The first woman suffrage sociable of the season met in Tremont Temple Chapel with Mrs. E N L Walton presiding. Speakers included Mrs Lucy Stone and Henry Blackwell, Olivia Nebhtel of the South Carolina W C T U, and Miss Cora E K Smith among others. A suffrage song, supper, and readings by Mrs Walton and others followed, with letters of regret from William Lloyd Garrison to Mrs Mary Livermore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Chapel
E. N. L. Walton
West Newton
Lucy Stone
Mary F. Fastman
Henry Bb. Blackwell
Olivia Nebhtel
South Carolina
Chrestensen
Beaufort
8. C
Lucia Tr. Ames
Eastman
Judge Hemiup
Minneapolis
Walton
William Lloyd Garrison
Mary Livermore
Anna Sargent Hunt
The
Home Mission Echo
Augusta
Jennie A. Saunders
California
Preying on Charitable People By False Pretenses Arrest
A man calling himself Charles M Gormley was arrested by Patrolman Ringer of Station 16 on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences. He solicited subscriptions by claiming a seriously injured bearer needed aid, collecting sums from Boston area residents totaling 8700 before discarding his list on Warren Street Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Gormley
Ringer
Station 16
Gormley
Sear
Boston
Warren Street
Charlestown
Boston Society of Civil Engineers Tours Winchester Sewage Works
The Boston Society of Civil Engineers met last evening for a formal literary entertainment of personal narratives from members who visited Europe. About forty members toured Winchester works in the afternoon, observing the board for demi-lished by the Boston Water, under car treatment of sewage, explained by Assistant Engineer arned, a society member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society OF Civil Engineers
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Europe
Winchester
Astaber
Boston
Arned
Market Activity in Boots and Shoes and Light-Weight Coal Demand
The article notes active demand in boots and shoes with many bry ars on the market and good orders. Light-weight coal shows marked demand and manufacturers report improving trade. Fair goods movement, duplication orders, and jobbers pushing makers to fulfill stock, leaving small inventories for the new season. Men’s wear goods lead demand with improvements in women’s goods and age shows. West South and New England shipments show encouragement with buyers purchasing freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falr Oods
New England
Market Report on South American Hides Prices
Large movement in Buenos Ayres hides with 40 000 traded and prices around 15 cents. Cordova hides sold at 15 to 15 4 cents. Western buff around 5 to 6 cents. seconds and Bs 4 to 4.5 cents. Southern hides modest sales for dry at 7.5 cents and green salted at 3.4 cents. New England hides in moderate demand, buyers favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Brockton men fined for cruelty to a horse
John Hayes of Brockton and John O'Brien of East Bridgewater were fined $100 and $50 respectively, each with costs, yesterday at Brockton for cruelty to a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayes
Brockton
John O’brien
East Bridgewater
Atchison stockholders urged to test property claims
The note urges stockholders to seek a close investigation as to property differences from representation. It notes 12,000 Atchison holders are poorer yet wiser and suggests buying Colchis Mining at $10 to recoup losses. Officers listed include Robert G. Ingersoll and others with R. H. Whitney & Co. handling payments at 75 State Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Colchis Mining Company
Robert G. Ingersoll
New York
Chas. D Jenkins
M.D
Boston
Herbert Parsons
Nathan Cleaves
Portland
Chas. E- Coon
W. B. Pelton
Milwaukee
John H. Dyer
R. H. Whitney & Co
State Street
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Ory
Forsythe
Fallon
Dana
Wellesley
Brion
Moseley
Cooke
Mann
Inhabitants of
Canton
Ray
Brennan
Nugent
Pettee
Hartig
Morsae
Vaughan
Johnson
Wolkins Hot Water Heater Co
Brooks v
Rwin
DeMerritt
Martin
Stone
Wolkine Hot Water Heater Co
Pet’r
Wel
Welch
Pet’ R
Safford
Staintree Water Supply Co
McIntosh
Hender- Bos
Brooklines Postoffice
Displa Chandler’s
Somerville Y. M. C. A
G. W. Simmons & Co
the Executive Council
Father Mathew Associa- Banquetion
J. L. Stewart
F. Jewett
G. E. Plummer
Worcester
William Nash
Portland Me
W. W. Wightman
W. P. Rollins
K. L
W. W. Converse
Westfield
Western Union
Cuttyhunk
Barker
Evans
Hobbs
Churchill
Cross
Wilkins
Higgins
Dillingaul
Small
Webter Ster
Lee
Newman
Mason
Forbes
Kessler
Cobleigh
Rand
Saltmarsh
Marble Co
Kyle
Market Nail Bank
Elwell
Mea
French
Fairfield
Menitzer
Clapp
Kioston
Sawyer
Moses
Rollston Nat. Banks
Brooks
Ae Baker
Isaac Hirson
Sere Pearlstein
Lowell Street
P. B. Kiernan
W. B. F. Whall
Hirson
Peariston
Quigley
Fitch
Callahan
Brennanburg
City of
Kearse
Capen
uszé—Hendriken
Mead
Chelsea
Ows. Railroad
Mahoney
Noonan
Atwood
Holster
Casey
Dickerman
Eddy
Pegram
Elec. Mig. Co. Frat. Ace
Asan
Brodick
Pratt
Shrieves
Morris
Gupilly
Plummer
Papineaux Vv. Shaw
Bisuop, J
Mahar Y. Curley
Mystic
Dyer, Rice & CO
Alaska
Chauncy Street
E. C. Thompson
Washington ST
Ari
Farrell & McFlynn
Monroe
Daily
Ouu.uul
C. F. Libbie & Co
Hayward Place
New York Historical Society
Minnesota Historical Society
Hoyt Library
Saginaw, Mich
David Hunt
Messrs
Manson
Barrett
Chadbourne
Garfield
Frank
Field
Good
Emmons
London
John Wagatatt
John Webster
Enoch Morgan's Sons CO
New, York
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