Public meeting at Faneuil Hall to back Democratic candidates
Citizens of Boston invited to a noon meeting on Monday November 4 1889 at Faneuil Hall. Hon Patrick A Collins will preside and speakers include Gov candidate William E Russell Lieutenant Governor candidate John W Corcoran and Dr William Everett among others. Large list of Boston notables and supporters attends this political gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Patrick A. Collins
William E. Russell
John W. Corcoran
William Everett
Quincy
Democratic Rallies Set Across Boston and Nearby Areas
The campaign ends with multiple Democratic meetings this week. Russell and Corcoran speak in Lynn and Ward 8 Boston, with J H ONeil and E J Flynn in Ward 8. Cross appears in East Boston and No 1 district, plus Chel sea on November 2. Other gatherings include Quincy, Dudley Street Opera House, Faneuil Hall, and Woburn with various speakers and presiding officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Corcoran
Lynn
J. H. O'Neil
E. J. Flynn
Ward 8
Boston
Henry M. Cross
Quincy
Cross
Chelsea
P. A. Collins
Dudley Street Opera House
James M. Keith
Dr. Everett
Faneuil Hall
General Collins
D. L. Moreland
Woburn
Arlington Winchester district backs Samuel H. Smith for General Court
The Independent voters in Arlington and Winchester urge support for Samuel H. Smith for Representative to the General Court. Smith, a Harvard educated reformer, left the Republican party in 1884, is son of the late Rev. Samuel Abbot Smith, and is backed by independents and the independent Republican town committee of Winchester. He faces Republican candidate J. William H. H. Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington- Winchester
Samuel H. Smith
Smith
Republican Party
Samuel Abbot Smith
Arlington
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Cleveland
Russell
Arlington Tariff Reform Club
Tl. W. Higginson
Congress
J. William H. H. Tuttle
Republican Town Committee
Winchester
Ward 19 Democrats rally behind William H Carberry
In Cabot street bath house a rally of Ward 19 and eighth Suffolk district supporters backs William H Carberry against Senator Thomas F Hunt. Speakers include ex Senator Shea Alderman Short Max Fischacher and others. Hunt’s Senate record is criticized and threats of an elevated railroad bill and Boston Albany capitalization are highlighted. The crowd cheers Carberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Carberry
Suffolk
Thomas F. Hunt
Cabot Street
Bath House
John J. Martin
O’connor
Shea
John C. Short
Max Fischacher
Richard
Roxbury
Carberry
Prohibition Rally Held in Cambridgeport Attracts 1500
A Cambridgeport Union Hall crowd of about 1500 heard speeches and musical selections in a prohibition rally led by W G Farnum. John P St John of Kansas spoke to a strong ovation urging prohibition and critiquing the Republican party. He claimed beer consumption was vastly higher in three Republican states than in eight Southern Democratic states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. ST. John
Cambridgeport
Union Hall
Silver Lake Quartet
W. G. Farnum
Thomas Scully
Isaiah W. Sneath
Edward Kendall
W. F. Sturdevant
James H. Roberts
J. G. Ball
John H. Thurber
E. T. Gilbert
G. F. Kendall
Henry Bird
J. N. Dover
Hugh Stewart
John Bascom
Williamstown
N. Y
J. W. Hamilton
D.D
Fast
Prohibition Party
Democrats of Cambridge Rally Planned for Friday
The Cambridge Democrats announce a Friday rally in the Central Square building with addresses by Mr. Sherman Hoar and Senator Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats OF Cambridge
Central Square
Sherman Hoar
Donovan
Republican Anticipations at State Central Meeting
Twenty two Republican State central committee members attended yesterday noon at the headquarters and gave favorable outlooks. Secretary J O Wardwell told the Post reporter that they expect to beat the Democrats by 27000 to 28000 votes, otherwise they would consider themselves defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Heacon Arters
J. O. Wardwell
Post
Prohibition Speakers Revised in Local Meetings
Mrs. Louise Barton will speak in Natick on November 1 instead of Holden. The Hon. George M. Buttrick will speak at the Prohibition rally in Tewksbury next Friday. The Hon. Volney B. Cushing of Maine will address Prohibitionists in Reading on Monday night, November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Barton
Natick
Holden
George M. Buttrick
Tewksbury
Volney B. Cushing
Maine
Reading
Lynn nationalists send candidates a reform questions sheet
The Nationalist Club of Lynn distributed a questionnaire to all city legislative candidates. It lists several items for response and asks candidates to indicate support or opposition to proposed reforms. The text emphasizes issues likely to influence local policy directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationalist Club of
Lynn
Daama
Increase in compulsory school attendance to seventeen years
The measure asks if voters support extending compulsory attendance to seventeen years for the full school term and securing State aid for children of indigent parents. It also questions whether to increase compulsory attendance at all and to what level.
Endorsing Norfolk Sheriff Endicott by Plymouth Republican group
A Plymouth and Norfolk county Republican meeting at Tremont House yesterday endorsed Augustus B. Endicott, Norfolk County sheriff, with signatories including Moses Williams and Payson E. Tucker. The testimonial praises his efficient civil and criminal administration and unassailable integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus B. Endicott
Norfolk County
Moses Williams
Moorfield Storey
Payson E. Tucker
George Fred Williams
Winslow Warren
J. Stimson
Clement K. Fay
Sigourney
Reunion of Veterans of the First Massachusetts Cavalry
About 150 members of the First Massachusetts Cavalry Association held their twenty-fourth annual reunion at the National Lancers armory on Bulfinch street. A banquet followed the business meeting, with officers reelected and guests including General Hincks and Colonel Drinkwater. The group planned its twenty-fifth reunion during the G A R encampment next autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Massachusetts Cavalry Association
National Lancers
Bulfinch Street
Davis
B. W. Crowninshield
Charles G. Davis
D. H. L. Gleason
E. A. Smith
H. H. Warner
Department of the Atlantic
W. 8
Huntington
Independent Battalion
E. W. Hincks
California
Horace B. Sargent
Chir
Drinkwater
First Maine Cavalry Association
Massachusetts
Dudley
Curtis
Adams
Stanton P. Allen
The
Troy Times
L. N. Ducheny
Chauncey Pettibone
Polo
Boston Athletic Club Indoor Meeting at Exeter Street
The fall indoor meeting of the Boston Athletic Club was held last evening at Exeter Street clubhouse. Events used a strict handicap. several results and times are listed with winners in standing high jump, running high jump, shot put, fence vault, pole vault, standing broad jump, running high kick, half mile run and half mile walk. The program noted one sparring exhibition and that the club will hold another meeting open to all athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Club
Exeter Street
W. Austin
R. Wainwright
Austin
D. W. Shea
F. B. Lund
C. M. Lincoln
H. R. Dalton
M. Lincoln
Shayer
J.W. Dutton
E. T. Sturger
N. “Thier
H. R. Dutton
Serateh
Bk. G. Curtis
J.T Williams
Thayer
J. C. Robinson
L. J. Webster
F. R. Peters
H. H. Bemis
New St James's Church Cambridge to Open with Services
In North Cambridge the new St James's Church at North avenue and Beech street will open with a forenoon service on Tuesday Nov 5 officiated by the diocesan bishop. That evening Rev Dr Phillips Brooks will preach. Universalist Sabbath School Union met at East Cambridge with 21 schools represented. Supper for guests was hosted by parish ladies. Household effects at 720 Main street Cambridgeport sold at public auction, largely to ex-Alderman Forks Holton, for about 20 000 dollars though estimated value was 40 000 to 50 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s Church
North Avenue
Beech Street
North
Cambridge
Edward Abbott
Mississippi
Hugh Miller Thompson
Phillips Brooks
Universalist Sabbath School Union
Second Universalist Church
East Cambridge
Lothrop
W. Biddle
EB. L. Rexford
Mr. Polk
J. P. Coddington
C. R. Tenney
J. W. Joy
George Close
Emerson
C. L. Lothrop
Dr. Harper
Main Street
Cambridgeport
John F. Fairbairn
Forks Holton
Holton
Boston Agent Sought by Hotchkiss & Co
Note from Broxeract and Hotchkiss & Co listing 31 Broadway New York seeking a Boston agent familiar with the business to represent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broxeract
Hotchkiss & Co
Broadway
New York
Boston
Boston society meetings and hotel arrivals crowd 1890 civic scene
Boston engineers inspect the hydraulic dredge on the Charles River and review the Harvard bridge at the American House. Royal Arcanum and Charitable Irish Society events fill the social calendar with a long list of guests and hotel arrivals across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Massachusetts Dredging Company
Charles River
Harvard
Europe
Royal Arcanum Club
Crawford House
Sumner Albee
Cambridge
P. H. Charlock
Elizabeth
N. J
C. W. Hazzard
Monongahela
Royal Arcanum
Boston
Henry Goodwin
L. H. Hammond
John S. Murray
W. P. Burbank
W. E. Rice
G. Robinson
Frank N. Dickenson
C. V. Carpenter
H. A. Boynton
J. L. Hovey
D. J. Cone
W. L. Kel
W. H. Boynton
C. T
California
William Thames
Golden State
Lars Clarke
Young
Butterworth
Philadelphia
W. D. Bangs
St. Louis
W. H. Singleton
Washington
B. Clark
Portland
H. B. Franklin
Providence
K. I
J. F. Robertson
St. John
N. B
John P
New York
Charles F. Smith
Connecticut
T.C. Brown
FE. Emery
Plymouth
E. Wood
A. Stetson
H.C. Fay
Athol
L. B. Harding
Stamford
Conn
P. Pp. Filipades
Flower show at New England Conservatory ends with few chrysanthemums
Rain reduced attendance and final counts for the New England Conservatory of Music flower show. Separately, Rev John McDowell Leavitt will speak at First Reformed Episcopal Church on Mimic Romanism. Also noted are Baby Pathfinder demand, a health committee hearing on Soley street nuisance, and Salem street in Roslindale renamed Cohasset street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory of Music
John McDowell Leavitt
Church Review
Protestant Episcopal Church
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth Street
George F. Follansbee
Soley Street
Robert W. Wiley
Mr. Follansbee
Wiley
Roslindale
Salem Street
Cohasset Street
Opening Sanders Theatre Concerts by Boston Symphony
The Cambridge series opens at Sanders Theatre with the Boston Symphony Orchestra led by Mr. Nikisch. Die Meistersinger Vorspiel Rosamunde entr acte Schumann D minor symphony feature soloist Mrs. Corinne Moore Lawson. Tickets remind: concert starts promptly at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders Theatre
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Schubert
Nikisch
Boston
Corinne Moore Lawson
Trials in Internal Revenue Cases and Bill of Exceptions Dispute
United States Circuit Court October 30 reports jurors excused for criminal trials on liquor dealer tax violations. In Sarah A. Preble v Henry M Bates et al a question on timely filing of a bill of exceptions is argued with clerks’ dates and notice disputed. Judge Carlisle orates reserved decision with Butler for plaintiff Hoar for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Carpenter
Internal Revenue Law
Sarah A. Preble
Henry M. Bates
B. I. Butler
Samuel Hoar
Boston Superior Court docket highlights multiple cases
First Session before Barker lists damages for personal injuries from a pulley incident at 41 Arch Street. Second Session before Hammond includes a note on a promissory note dispute and a verdict for the plaintiff in a wine clerk services claim. Third Session before Aldrich covers numerous civil actions. Fourth Session before Bloop Gett features Adams v West End Street Railway for 20 000 dollars. Fifth Session notes hearings in contested divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolks
Barker
Fannie J. Poor
Joshua M. Sears
Rae
Arch Street
W. Gaston
C. Bk. Todd
Dabney
H. Wheeler
Voor
Sears
Brady
Boston
Talmage
Brock- Way
Andrews
McKeon
Curran
Walsh
Foster
Golathwaitt
Smith
Ward
Howard
Hammond
J. No
Mortimer F. Wells
William TH. Perley
Hotel Pembroke
L. Whipple
W.H. H. Andrews
G.S. Jacobs
Samuel Lonaacre
Boston Consolidated Produce Company
D. D. Corcoran
C. R. Elder
Longacre
McCormack
Cable Con. Rad. Co. Rub
Hart
Byrne
Kingsbury
Aldrich
Blop GeEtt
Sarah Adams
West Ind Street Railway Company
Washington Street
Adams Square
Dunham
W. F. Merritt
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Adams
West End
Gibson
Kieffer
St. Ry
Pratt
Ware
Bassett
Turner
Mahoney
Noonan
Maine RR
Willis
Keleher
Nason
Hawkes
Lavey
Sup
Coun
Rogers
Simmons
Roy
Are
Kohn
Shea
Hozan
Hickey
Merchants Lowell RR
Miners’ T. Co
Thompson assault and Mansfield larceny cases listed
Superior Criminal Court entry dated Oct 30 shows John Havey Thompson fined 20 dollars for assault and battery and Michael Mansfield jailed six months for larceny. The record lists multiple Commonwealth v. cases with numbered dockets from 1529 to 1828 and reprisals against Reeves, Munson, Miller, Gildea, Robinson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Thompson
John Havey
Michael Mansfield
House of Correction
Commonwealth
1855
Same
Martin
Ryder
Gilligan
Haracan
Howland
Burke
Harris
Fisher
Munson
Miller
Gildea
Robinson
Reeves
Lowell Defendants Face Short to Long Term Prison Terms
Superior Court criminal docket from Middlesex County on October 30 lists defendants including Will E. Richards of Lowell with cheating sentence three months at the House of Correction, Camille Boisveau six months for receiving stolen goods, Bephire Bourk one year for breaking and entering, George Kendall two years and six months for breaking and entering, James Beamish one year for larceny from a building, William Lynch one month for embezzlement, and George W. Sherwood ten years for robbery with first day solitary at the State prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Sherman
Will E. Richards
Lowell
House of Correction
Camille Boisveau
Bephire Bourk
George Kendall
Natick
James Beamish
Somerville
William Lynch
Nat
Fort Payne Emerges as a Yankee Prosperity Hub
A New England excursion party visits Fort Payne Alabama and finds a sudden boom. The Fort Payne Coal & Iron Company has opened coal seams and iron ore deposits on Lookout Mountain. A mineral railroad is under construction to move coal to furnaces as the town rapidly develops with banks, hotels, streets, and factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Payne
Ala
Spreray
New England
Alabama
J. M. Ford
South
Gulf
Red Mountain
Lookout Mountain
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Company
DeKalb
Manitou Park
Ford
Cook & Rawles
Dustin-Hubbard Machine Works
City
Brainerd
Birmingham
Dustin- Hubbard Manufacturing Company
Amesbury
John Maxwell
Woburn
Mass
Henry B. Peirce
J. H. Mendall
L. B. Jordan
Malden
de Kalb
Busiel
Rice’s
Opera House
Elsa Clark Cushing
Uch
Denison
Horatio ‘Adams
Massachusetts
Ripley Clark
Vermont
M. F. Foster
New Hampshire
A. M. Dodge
W. H. Gilmore
D. E Horton
Paul Lang
William A. Holmes
Hk. S. Frye
Edward Kilburn
Hustlerville
W. P. Rice
Kansas City
Fort
Municipal Court Criminal Session October 30
Harpy J Applebee John J Emerson and Charles Hill arraigned on a charge of being present where panel implements were found at 272 Boylston street. Each bound to $25 and one third costs. Bas tey held for larceny of 46 dollars and a 15 dollar watch of F S Mordo. McDavitt found guilty of stealing coat and vest valued at 10 from Benjamin Harris and sentenced to three months House of Correction. McKeon arraigned for stealing 2500 dollars worth of goods from Boston Loan Company, held on 5000 for trial. Meehan arraigned for buying and selling pools at Nemo Club, 13 Province street, held for trial Nov 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy
Benjamin Harris
House of Correction
James McKeon
Boston Loan Company
Michael Meehan
Nemo Club
Province Street
Local Attorney Applicant Seeks Bar Admission in Boston
Clifford Brighaim of Salem Massachusetts applies for admission as attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court in the District of Massachusetts under the rules of the Circuit Court. John G Stetson serves as Commissioner of the U S Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Clifford Brighaim
Salem
John G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
Salvini Engagement At Tremont Theatre Opens Thursday
Box office opens at 8 o clock Thursday for Sal vini engagement at Tremont Theatre. Palmer calls this visit Salvini's last with eight performances planned, four per week. Week one offers Othello on Monday and Friday, Samson English version on Wednesday and Saturday, with Alexander Salvini in A Foregone Conclusion on other evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvini
Tremont Theatre
Palmer
Signor Salvini
Samson
William D. Howells
Alexander Salvini
Accident at Stillman Street Lamp Explodes Burning Couple
Last evening about 8:50 Michael Marka and his wife Mary of 26 Stillman Street were burning a lamp when it exploded spraying gasoline. Mary was badly burned and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital, believed to be fatally injured. Michael also suffered burns while trying to smother the flames. The blast triggered Box 12 alarm but caused no property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Marka
Mary
Stillman Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ulster ReEFER Garment Featured in Simmons Ad
The Ulster ReEFER is a new garment shown in G. W. Simmons & Co. advertising today. It is described as affordable and within reach for many customers despite its novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
Fort Payne Fortunes Grow On Rich Ore Veins
The Birmingham region is praised for a new ore bed near Fort Payne. Experts predict large, near surface veins enabling low costs of mining and immediate rail access. Local industries expand with coke ovens, rolling mills, and a Dustin Hubbard engine works. Fort Payne sees hotels thriving and a housing boom with dozens of new tenements planned for workers and capitalists touring the South.
London Box Overcoats in New Fashion Style
London shops tout ready made single and double breasted Pall Mall Box Overcoats made from Devon Kersey with strapped seams and refined trim. Priced from $25 to $35, claimed to rival custom orders valued at $50 to $70, and promoted as superior quality and style at popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Made Clothing Ad Special Value Fall Coats
E O Thompson, superior of London made clothing at 344 Washington Street, proclaims special value fall overcoats priced at 12.00. Sterling English fabrics promise stylish service and quality for customers seeking affordable luxury this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Thompson
Washington Street
Old South
Fort Payne excursion organizers plan new trip from Boston
Fort Payne leaders led by Payne President J. W. Spaulding and Mayor Godfrey, all prominent businessmen, push Fort Payne toward becoming a great iron city. A second Boston to Fort Payne excursion is set for Saturday Nov 16, with round trip fare of $60 including expenses, as arranged by H. M. Prskeam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Prskeam
Burglary, cholera, and fires mark busy day in towns
Thomas McCausland awoke to find two burglars in his home. one fired three shots and fled, later captured as John Webb. Hog cholera ravages Indiana with hundreds dead. Cornerstone laid for Memorial Arch in Kings County, Brooklyn. Mayor-elect J. J. Geraghty defeats rivals in Streator. A blast furnace boiler exploded in Bellaire with $200,000 damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCausland
McCausland
John Webb
Indiana
Kings County
New York
Brooklyn
J. J. Geraghty
Streator
Bellaire
Young Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
Worcester County
North
Athol
Harry L. Wixon
Dennisport
Cherokee Live Stock Association
Colonel Snyder
Mayes
Northampton
Springfield
George Brown
New Haven
Henry Norman
James Lee
Memphis
Tenn
Walnut Bend
John Childress
Helena
Norman
Childress
Santa Rosa
Guatemala
Sheriff Flack’s Answer In Fraudulent Divorce Case
New York Oct 30 Sheriff Flack states in his answer that before the divorce was granted on July 12 his wife agreed to maintenance and dower terms including conveyance of a house at 25 East Fifty-seventh Street and two life insurance policies totaling 5000. He says he provided $25 weekly to his son as agent for his wife, who refused it and told the son to keep the policies and house funds for her. He maintains the original divorce may still be valid but does not object to the current divorce proceeding while preserving his wife’s rights to challenge the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Flack
New York
Flack
Washington Visit Marked Beverly Centenary
Beverly observes the 100th anniversary of General George Washington's visit. He arrived on his white charger and shared breakfast with George Cabot at the house now occupied by Mrs. Seth Norwood. He toured the first American cotton mill in North Beverly, built the previous year, as Mrs. Norwood’s home displays flags and bunting with Washington’s portrait at the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
George Washington
George Cabot
Seth Norwood
America
Upper Parish
North
Special Aldermen Meeting on Nominating Election Officers
Aldermen held a noon special meeting to hear Mayor nominations for election officers to fill vacancies. Of 400 precinct officers, 298 declined. Appointments await confirmation at Saturday’s noon meeting. Mayor vetoed a repair order for East Boston Austin shop building, citing Acts of 1889 school committee authority. The matter slated for Nov 7 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Austin Shhop
East
Boston
Arrest of Mary Brasby for knife assault on husband
Officers from Station 4 arrested Mary Brasby of 5 Albany Street last evening for assaulting her husband Arthur with a knife, cutting him on the right cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brasby
Albany Street
Arthur
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Sell and Corcoran
William Gaston
Kleg Avery
Harles Levi Woodbury
Frederick O. Prince
Ugh O’brien
Eopold Morse
Charles H. Taylor
Henry R. Reed
Joseph H. O'Neil
John I’. Andrew
John Quincy Adams
Henry L. Pierce
Henry Lee
Martin Brimmer
Charles ©. Jackson
Joseph Burnett
Henry C. Thacher
George B. Nichols
Charles R. Codman
John S. Farlow
J. Montgomery Sears
William A. Dunn
John H. Burke
Arthur Amory
George W. Amory
Samuel D. Warren
G. P. Banes
John E. Atkins
Jere Abbott
Solomon P. Stratton
SS ‘Harles E. Stratton
Eben D. Jordan
Solomon Wender
Joshua D. Bail
Richard Olney
Robert Codman
Osborne Howes, Jr
Darwin E. Ware
Waldo Higginson
Jacob C. Bowers
F. W. Parker
A Bigelow
A. Welch
Williams
H. C. Weston
Thomas E. Proctor
James Means
Robert Cowell
Phineas Pierce
L Otis E. Weld
Accet
Harvey H. Pratt
Abington
Tremont House
Joseph J. Feetey
Norwood
R. W. Carpenter
Foxboro
Reunion OF Veterans
First Massachusetts Cavalry
New
St. James’s Episcopal Church
Society of Civil Engineers
M. A. Levinsohn
I. Flint
Alfred Schoff
Greenfield
W. J. van Patten
Burlington, Vt
A. Harton
J. Schallman
New. York
G. T. West
Albany
H. Hamilton
Fitchbur
W.A. Cook
Mite
W. KK. Aston
Miss Hedge
Miss Monell
Parker’s—Conresyman
Pe Banks
Vartham
Joseph Ide
Portsmouth
H. V King
Wormasters
H. H. Stewart
Hiohland
E. L. Osgood and Family
Hopedale
W. A. Dickenson
Amherst
Tremont
C. M. Ballard
G. T Hughes
Columbia
F. W. Titecomb
Houston
A. K. Hawkes
Atlanta, Ga
L. M. Green
Bethel
H. L. Armes
Jamestown
C. L. Ingraham
Newark
G.d. Prince
West Randolph
Zetee
Revere
A. Frank Richardson
R. D. Smith
J. W. Sanborn
Wolfeboro Junction
N. H
PB. Claybrooke
Nashville
Sartwell
Green
Tayloe
Sargent
Weed
Vowell
Haynes
Stevens
Bancroft
Bishop
IRON
Alabama Valley
London Box
Oak Grove
Washington St
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