Saltonstall Declines Civil Service Chairmanship in Washington
In Washington Saltonstall rejects the offer to head the New Civil Service Commission, citing Boston as his home and stating he seeks no other office. Endicott plans a vote in Salem and accompanying assignments with the fortification board. Whitney remains entangled with John Roach issues as postmasters are appointed in several states. Supreme Court affirms judgment in a Boston Hydraulic Gold Mining case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saltonstall
Civil Service Commission
Boston
Endicott
Salem
Fortification Board
New York City
West Point
Cold Spring
John Roach
Whitney
Navy Department
Massachusetts
Frank Ward
White House
Court of Claims
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Peter Chardon Brooks
William Gray
Geo. S. Boutwell
War and Navy Departments
Congress
Mr. Whitney
Messrs
Lincoln
Chandler
Arthur
Maine
Kingfield
Alonzo Knapp
Machias
James A. Ballinger
North Hadley
John H. Nordhoff
Mittineague
Michael F. Burke
Chestnut Hill
George D. Burrage
Ward Hill
Justin E. Bradstreet
Westford
John M. Fletcher
Holden
Patrick A. McLaughlin
Oxford
Henry A
United States Supreme Court
Boston Hydraulic Gold Mining Company
Eagie Copper and Silver Mining Company
Circuit Court For
District of California
Waite
Correspondence Between the Judge and President Cleveland
Washington adds the resignations of Judge Thoman and Civil Service Commissioner Leroy D. Thoman, with Cleveland accepting Thoman’s resignation and praising civil service reform, and Thoman acknowledging the step as he notes reform gains and merit standards nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Thoman
Washington, D. C
Leroy D. Thoman
Civil Service Commissioner
Civil Service Commission
Grover Cleveland
Explosion on St Louis street car causes wheel damage
In St Louis on October 26 another street car blast occurred on Mound City road. One front wheel was broken and the driver was knocked over but uninjured. no passengers were aboard. Police Chief Harrigan offers 500 reward for those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mound City
Harrigan
Death by Self-Inflicted Shot Reveals Financier's Fall
The Roxbury death of Luigi Bourgeois by suicide is clarified. Bourgeois, once financial agent for singer Signor del Puente, misused about $7500, leading to ruin and the fatal act. The case ties Bourgeois to financial misconduct connected to the singer's affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luigi Bourgeois
Roxbury
Bourgeois
Signor del 'Uente
French Victory in Annam Brings Paris Crowd to Boulevards
Paris reports excitement over official French success in Annam. General De Courcy says French troops defeated a vastly larger force of Black Flags Annamites and deserters, capturing Thau Mai after three days of heavy fighting with 6000 enemy. French casualties were 13. General Negrier hunts pirates in Tonquin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Annam
General de Courcy
Jaumont
Thaumai
Negrier
Tonquin
Dublin
Athelrey
Galway
Parnell
Sexton
Messrs
Nolan
Sheehy
Harris
Foley
House of Commons
Maprio
Senor Zubi Zarreta
War Office
Senor Gil
Torilla
London
M. Matic
Drusceac
Servia
Sorra
Alexander
Philippopolis
Wreck on Wabash Road Injures Several Passengers
A broken rail caused a passenger train wreck near La Porte Indiana injuring Conductor O'Brien and eight passengers. Injuries include head wounds sprains and broken ribs to Mrs Bascomb Ms Sullivan Mrs Debart and others, all transported to La Porte for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Road
Ind
N. Sullivan
Michigan City
Alice McDaniel
Walkerton
la Porte
Worcester Men Protest Telephone Rentals High
In Worcester Massachusetts a public meeting drew 75 residents to oppose the telephone rental increase. Speakers criticized both the rate hike and service quality and a committee was formed to canvass the city for concerted action among over 740 telephone renters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
No Immediate Lease Prospect For New England Road
New Haven leader Watrous stated there is no probability the consolidated road will take charge of the New England road now or in the near future. Formal discussion occurred, but directors would not accept any current propositions. Negotiations for a possible union remain open if an advantageous offer appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
New York and New England Railroad
New York and New Haven Road
Watrous
Consolidated Road
New England Road
New England
Flint glass workers reach draft accord in Philadelphia area
Philadelphia reports a fresh conference between flint glass manufacturers and striking workers. It is asserted fires will be started tomorrow night in all local establishments. Concessions were made on minor points, and the remaining differences are deemed easily settled at a meeting tomorrow. The trouble in Philadelphia and vicinity ends for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Flint Glass Mannufacturers
Judge Butler Rules Against Leather Whitening Machine Suit
In Philadelphia on October 26 Judge Butler of the U S circuit court filed an opinion in the patent case brought by John G Buzzel Lynn Mass against Adolphus Y Andrews and others of Philadelphia. The bill claimed patent infringement on a leather whitening and shaving machine, but the court dismissed the bill finding the machines differ in construction organization operation and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Butler
United States Circuit Court Today
John G. BuzzeLef Lynn
Mass
Adolphus Y. Andrews
Wakefield Man Melzer Stetson Vanishes From Home
Melzer Stetson, 74, of Gould Street Wakefield, disappeared from his home early this week and has not been found. Friends fear an accident or foul play as his mental condition was unstable. He owns substantial property and is believed to be traveling or in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Melzer Stetson
Gould Street
Wakefield
Mme. Judie
MM. Hennequin
Millaud
M. Herve
Theatre Des Varieties
Paris
Aristide
Boudin
Baron de la Boncalture
Anna
Prince de Chypre
Coralie
Papa
Prince
Rodin
Boston
Music Hall
G. Demerssemen
Signor Carrano
Hamlet
A. Thomas
Carlo Buti
Chopin
Gustave Lewita
Fanny Davenport
the Park
Park Theatre
Sardou
Sedora
Miss Davenport
Mr. McDowell
Globe
Kit
Arkansaw Traveler
Chanfrau
Frank S. Chanfrau
Henry Chanfrau
T. G. Patton
Manuel Bond
Williams
Mitchell
W.J. Shea
Julius Cesar Washington Smith
Miss May Wheeler
Wife
Alice Redding
Miss May Alexander
Florence Sherwood
Mrs. Temple
New York Philharmonic Club
Tanner
Benedict
Eugene Weiner
Philharmonic Club
Oliver Byron
the Howard
Howard Atheneum
Byron
Harry Denbigh
Revival movement spreads through Pittsburg churches
Protestant groups across denominations have launched an evangelical companion and are conducting daylight and nighttime revival services in nearly 100 churches in Pittsburg and Allegheny. The effort grows from Moody and Sankey meetings held here last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Moody and Sankey
Theatrical costumes auction in New York this Friday
Brief notes report an auction of John McCullough stage costumes in New York on Friday. Other items include deputy sheriff shot in Rosse Texas, growing smallpox deaths in Montreal, and a fraud case in New York involving English forger William Giles. Barnum’s circus principals announced and railroad earnings contrasted with 1884 figures. Old Bourbon and Pure Rye whiskies advertised as stimulants.
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John McCullough
New York
Rosse
Tex
Drenkard
Montreal
Riel
William
Giles
William Gozeh
England
Barnum’s Circus
P. T. Barnum
J. L. Hutchinson
W.W. W. Cole
Cole’s Circus
James 5. Cooper
James A. Bailey
Cooper & Bailey
London
Barnum
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Companies
Fisher Hill Debated as Aldermen Postpone Fisher Bill
Boston aldermen debated testing the Fisherhill purchase with council input. The board laid the matter over two weeks. Precinct officers were updated, revised ordinances discussed including registrar salaries, and a police signal system funding request moved forward. Grants and special elections were scheduled, with votes on loans for city projects and various petitions and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Common Council
Law Department
Fisherhill
Welch
Curtis
Hart
Boston
George A. Wilson
Donovan
Allen
Yea
Cutter
Fernald
Mullane
Nugent
Smith
Weica
Nay—Alen
Clarence Dew
George P. Palmer
Robert A. McKirdy
Clifford H. Plummer
Patrick D. Sullivan
Michael W. Myers
Herbert Austin
Robert J. Faulkner
John F. Crowley
Patrick H. Conway
John Barronseale
William G. Owens
Edward F. Higgins
Peter Lincoln
George A. Wheeler
Edwin A. Leonard
John A. Lowell
Alexander Ure
Edward H. Bayfield
Matthew F. Foley
Charles H. Ruggles
Charles J. McCarthy
Committee On
Alderman Welch
Alderman Allen
Board of Police
Alderman Donovan
B. F. Hamilton
United States
Tremont Temple
Leighton
Charles River
City Point
Joint Committee On Health
James McNeice
Water Board
Framingham Water Company
Farm Pond
Sudbury River
Park Commissioners
Charlestown
Mill Pond Flats
Painter John Clabby Dies After Acid Mixup Drink
New Haven resident John Clabby, a painter, accidentally drank carbolic acid after diluting it in a glass, then adding liquor to the same glass later. He died two hours after consuming the fatal mixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
John Clabby
Mrs Ford Employs Boy for Errands at Temple Millinery
Mrs. M. E. Ford operates a millinery shop on Temple Place and uses a boy named John Matthews to run errands and carry parcels.
Bonnet Heist via Stranger on the Common
A boy delivering two valuable bonnets was intercepted by a tall man who gave him 25 cents and a sealed envelope directing delivery to a specific lady. The man offered to hold the bundle as the boy proceeded. The letter contained a photograph of a well known actress with no writing. The boy reported the incident at station 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Judie
Boston
Nameless Woman Arrested in Baltimore Murder Plot
A mystery woman, unnamed by police, is arrested in Boston after a staged ruse to hire a killer. Inspectors Hanscom, Gerraughty and Houghton exposed the plot to murder a Baltimore wife. the suspect confessed to two poison attempts and outlined a conspiracy tied to a young Irish servant girl and a Baltimore family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanscom
Gerraughty
Houghton
Baltimore
Rosston
James Donahue
John Bull
Donahue
Revere House
Boston
Police
Dog saves woman and child in Danvers fire incident
Incendiary blaze at Danvers port boat factory and Danversport barn destroys property. Mrs Hutchinson and her child awoke to smoke thanks to their dog’s warning, escaping before flames engulfed their cottage. Loss around 850 dollars insured. Other fires cause 3000 dollar farm loss and 1700 dollar barn fire in neighboring towns.
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Danversport
Charlotte Hutchinson
Isaac Wyman
Forest River Road
Swampscott
Hanlan
P. Hefferman
Suffolk County Democrats Nominate Collison for Register of Deeds
Suffolk County Democratic convention nominates Harvey Newton Collison for register of deeds. Delegates from Boston Chelsea Winthrop clash over representation rules. Chelsea wins larger share. Nomination followed by speeches praising Collison, who accepts and thanks the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee of
Boston
Chelsea
Winthrop
Chapel Hall
Tremont Temple
Suffolk County
Temple
John H. Lee
Sullivan
Ward 2
Lee
Fitzpatrick
Bernard Minton
M. M. Cunniff
John B. Martin
Hugh E. Brady
J. H. Poland
F. H. Seavey
Messrs
Denning and Reynolds
State Committee
Revere
Connelly
Democratic City Committee
Cunniff
Hartnett
Hall
Ward 6
Harvey Newton Collison
James F. Marley
Ward 16
Collison
Democratic Party of
Messrs. Carroll
Denning
Reynolds
Morley
Mr. Collison
Marley
Dorchester Doctor’s Reappearence Sparks Family Distress
London Ontario, Oct 26 Dr Moore of Dorchester, who previously fled to East Saginaw with a domestic and sparked murder rumors, returned to his family then persuaded his wife to sell property to buy a Delaware farm. After securing the funds he again left for Michigan, leaving wife and children in destitute circumstances.
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London
Ont
Moore
Dorchester
East Saginaw
Mich
Delaware
Michigan
Workingmen Rally in South Abington Hears McKeill and Pickett
In South Abington Massachusetts a large workingmen’s rally gathered at Village Hall with Henry Powers presiding. George E. McKeill of Somerville spoke at length and Frank S. Pickett praised W. L. Douglas for state senator. James E. Bates urged support for the same cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Abington
Mass
Village Hall
Henry Powers
Knights of Labor
George E. McKeill
Somerville
Frank S. Pickett
W. L. Douglas
James BE. Bates
Miners Strike Resumes as Non-Union Workers Walk Out
In Pirrsnure on October 26 coal miners in the fourth pool halted work again after strikers persuaded non-unionists to join. The strike is solidified, and the strikers claim victory appears assured.
Train Fatalities and Local News Roundup in New England
A sweeping clipping reports multiple deaths and incidents across New England. John Ivers struck by a train in Bridgeport, Conn. and killed. a man presumed John Murphy killed on Cheshire road in Ashburnham. Catherine Connors dies after falling from a four story window in Hartford. Other items note Elbridge Gerry’s serious illness, John Dwyer’s three year sentence in Lawrence, and a drum contest in Haverhill. Also mentions retirements, railroad investigations, and financial actions concerning Fall River mills.
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John Ivers
Brigdeport
Conn
McCollister
Universalist Church
Dover
N. H
Jonathan Mann
Oxford
Vineyard
Nantucket
John Murphy
Cheshire Road
Ashburnham
Los Angeles
Cal
Brockton
Eaat
Reformatory
Fitchburg
New England College
Hanover
Fall River
Catherine Connors
Hartford
Etta van Valkenburg
Dalton
Hawkins Bridge Company
Springfield
Mass
Winooski
St. Albans
Lorenzo M. Davis
New Bedford
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Columbia River
Party nominations fill Bristol and surrounding districts
Democratic conventions named James C. Stafford for senator from the third Bristol district and Robert Howard for senator from the second Bristol district. They also nominated Charles A. W. Oesting for state committee, Philander Cobb for councillor from the first district, and Isaac Damon for representative in Wayland. Republicans named Charles Dillingham for the first Barnstable district and P. P. Perham for the nineteenth Middlesex district. Democratic picks included Charles L. Tilden for the third Plymouth district and Leander H. Dupee with Philip A. Beaman for the seventh Worcester district. John O Gara and Joseph L. Woodbury were listed for the thirteenth Worcester district. The Republicans also nominated candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
James C. Stafford
Bristol
Charles A. W. Oesting
Philander Cobb
Kingston
Robert Howard
Spinners’ Union
Fall River
Democrats
D. D. Sullivan
Wayland
Isaac Damon
Charles Dillingham
Sandwich
Barnstable
P. P. Perham
Chelmsford
Middlesex
Plymouth
Charles L. Tilden
Leander H. Dupee
Westminster
Philip A. Beaman
Princeton
Worcester
John O’gara
Spencer
Joseph L. Woodbury
Oxford
District and City Committees Clash Over Delegates
Salem city committee held ward caucuses to nominate delegates for a convention in Creamer hall on Wednesday. Sixth district mass caucus in town hall aimed to nominate reps. district claims city committee overstepped. Seventh district mass caucus to be held Friday. D. J. O'Brien and J. B. Edwards nominated for representatives. J. J. Hartigan named district chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee
Salem
Creamer Hall
D. J. O’brien
J. B. Edwards
Lynn Politics Democrats and Republicans Elect Delegates
Democrats of the tenth Essex representative district held caucuses electing delegates to the forthcoming convention. Ward by ward lists names of chairmen secretaries and delegates from Ward 1 2 4 5 and 7, with seven delegates each earning 63 votes. Republicans also caucused electing delegates, while Greenback nominating convention at city hall named candidates for the ninth tenth and eleventh districts and a fifth Essex senator candidate George Foster was nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Essex
Ward 1
George H. Lindsey
George W. Allen
Samuel E. Marsh
Alonzo P. Hadley
Ward
H. F. Lewis
J. F. Caswell
A. A. Kent
George Churchill
John Tully
George Hart
Ward 7
Daniel Higgins
William Shepard
E. J. Leslie
John Higgins
Lynn Republicans
Greenback
National
Greenback Party
City Hall
Larkin E., Barker
Edward H. Lomasney
Charles N. Wentworth
Ogden H. Smith
Charles G. Foster
Fifth Essex
George Foster
Rushed Italian Laborers Crushed In Train Car Crash
A Boston to Oakdale Mass. passenger incident injures nine Italian laborers when a side car is pushed toward a main track. One man dies en route. others suffer severe injuries including amputations. Foreman Kimmett and doctors respond. no fault found with railroad operation. Amusements follow with reviews of Judie, Davenport, Chanfrau, and other performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lowell
Oakdale
Mass
Massachusetts Central
P. J. Kimmett
Hudson
Warren
J. H. Whittemore
Massachusetts General Hospital
North Grove Street
Harris
Dr. Warren
Cabot
Beach
Richardson
Donato Matto
Mulberry Street
New York
Joseph de Rienze
Antonio Frabotta
Philadelphia
Michael Mille
Pasquale Ferruccio
Frank Lombard
Rafaello Frumeco
Niccola Carmasino
Nicola Ferrucio
Father Boniface
North End
Local Injuries Reported From City Street Accidents
James J Harrington of Prentiss street Boston Highlands was thrown from a wagon on Circuit Street near Washington Street when his horse stopped. Two wheekis trod his right leg causing a compound fracture. Michael Griffin of Harrison avenue suffered severe head contusions when staging fell on him at Joy and Beacon streets. Miss Mary Tobin of C Street South Boston broke her right arm after falling on Broadway while returning from church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Harrington
Prentiss Street
Boston Highlands
Circuit Street
Washington Street
Michael Griffin
Harrison Avenue
Joy and
Beacon Streets
Mary Tobin
C Street
South Boston
Broadway
Charlestown youths fined after assault on Julius Stone
Early yesterday morning a crowd of boys attacked Julius Stone of 8 Vine Street Charlestown on Portland Street, stealing a $5 cigar box. Patrolman Park soon arrested John McQuade and John Perkins, who were fined in court. Phillip Duffy was arrested later and to be arraigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Stone
Vine Street
Charlestown
Portland Street
Patrolman Park
John McQuade
John Perkins
Phillip Duffy
Nevada Arrives With Husband At Park Theatre
A fragment notes Mlle. Nevada arriving at the Park Theatre accompanied by her husband. The line hints at a staging or appearance featuring the performer and partner as part of the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora
Parck
Young Chanfrau
Mlle
Nevada
Madison Club Rye Whiskey Brand Mix
The advertisement promotes Madison Club Rye as a leading U S whiskey brand. It highlights a blend of rare old malted rye and barley malt whiskies, emphasizing maturity and quality to attract discerning drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Funeral for Hon William Spar hawk in Marblehead
The funeral for the late Hon. William Spar hawk was held at the family home in Marblehead with Rev. Fielder Israel of Salem officiating. Pallbearers included ex President George C. Crocker and other dignitaries. A long procession formed as Unity degree camp, Atlantic lodge, and Manatong tribe attended. Remains were interred at Waterside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sparhawk
Marblehead
Fielder Israel
Salem
George C. Crocker
Massachusetts Senate
Isaac A
Ane
Waterside Cemetery
Man Stole Three Coats From Boston and Lowell Railcar
Henry R. Osborne admitted an average morning's theft by stealing three coats from a car on the Boston and Lowell railroad. Balmy weather forced him to try selling or disposing of them. Inspector McCausland arrived at the scene and arrested Osborne. The coats remain with authorities awaiting owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Osborne
Boston and Lowell Railroad
McCausland
Osborne
Lowell letter carrier held on embezzlement charges
John O. Macready a Lowell letter carrier was held in 2000 dollars yesterday for appearance at the December term of the district court. He is charged with embezzling letters 323 and 75 postal cards addressed to other people were found in his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Macready
Lowell
Ward on Trial in Grand Larceny Case Over $71,800 Check
Prosecutor details Ward's alleged scheme involving a $71,800 certified check tied to a $75,000 uncertified instrument. James D. Fish testifies with glare at Ward as witness prep and bank actions are described. The case centers on grand larceny from Marine Bank through manipulation of checks and overdrafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ward
Martine
James D. Fish
Marine Bank
First National Bank
General Grant
John H. Carr
Grant & Ward
Carr
Seligman’s
Erie Company
Grant
J. D. Fisu
Benj. Fish
Fish
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Boston Post
Mr. Saltonstall
The
New Civil Service Commission
Troman
U.S. Civili Service Commission
United States Civil Service Commission
Fortuss
Lam
Eblain
America
Italy
Helen Taylor
Camberwell
Eng
Danube
Russia
Bulgaria
Austria
Peace Arbitration Association
Louis Viel
Sun Planka
Hungary
Jured
GLASS
G.O. Tayior
Fisher Hill
Bunker Hill Street
Middlesex Railroad
Thayer Street
Irwin Avenue
Summer Street
Highland Street Railway Company
Postoffice Square
Shawmut Congregational Society
Walnut
Ellis Street
Union Street
Montrose Avenue
James W. Reed, Jr
Michael D. Collins
Daniel P. Sullivan
Department of Weights and Measures
Stoughton
East Newton Streets
Eighth
H Streets
Reservoir Fund
Burrill
Joseph Cate
Northwood
Ebenezer Darling
East Killingly
H. N. Collison
Office of Register of Deeds
Hon. F. O. Prince
John L. Murphy
Hopkinton
Henry M. Cross
Quincy
Christopher G. Plunkett
Weymouth
H. M. Cross
W. J. Burke
Canton
H. W. Wilson
Watson F. Hammond
Goshen
Hampshire
Geo. F. Thompson
Belchertown
Frederick C
Bartlett
Danvers
Essex
Daniel N. Crowley
William D. Morgan
George W. Walker
Peter Nelan
Stoneam
Marlboro
W. M. Davenport
Suffolk
John R. Murphy
P. J. Donovan
Charles F. Snow
Raynham
PR. Moore
Workingmen’s Rally
NEW England Notes
Lynn Politics
Seweral
Judie
Caro UN Gamin
Perrin Mationic, cc
Wiwawe
Andree Jacquinetle
J. Blanc Gemeeenere Satin Vctoceusiiue
Ecces
Louidyyaire
Loresian de Ila Boucanniere
Aristide Eose
M. Gregoire le Prince de
Depuis Pacard
Vindhon
Asessaneens
Millio
Vandamme
M. Mezieres
Robin Bridet
M. Gregoire
Baron
M. Cooper
Prince Chypre
Mile. Nitouche
Denise de Flavigny
Young Highwaymen
Esure
Dr. J, G, B, Stegert & Sons
Madison Club
RYE
George Real
George Estes
Beverly Bridge
Mary B. Davis
Beverly
Essex Congregational Club
D.O. Marshall
Gloucester
Nichols Street
Hon
W. Sparhawkh
Cambridge
New England Glass Works
Somerville Schools
Minnie L. Wentworth
Mary A. Osborne
Forster
L. Gertrude McIntyre
Prescott
Fred B Hall
Union Institution For Savings
City OF
Washington St. Col
Hayward Place
Geo. F. Emery
Hugh O'Brien
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