Yara Prevails as Kelpie Wins Regatta at Providence
The second season of the Providence Corinthian Yacht Club opened with a regatta off Silver Spring. In Class 2, Rhodia was penalized for a starboard stake, giving Kelpie the Handy trophy. in Class 3 Afghan won in a tight field with Victor and White Wings placing. Class 4 saw Nettie leading before a broken jib thwarted her bid and Zara claimed the Corinthian cup. The event drew summer residents to Silver Spring and signals the close of the sailing season.
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Providence, R
Providence Corinthian Yacht Club
Silver Spring
Handy
Anderson
Corinthian
Messrs
Jittson & Folsom
Providence Point
Arthur Franklin
Rhodia
Frolic
Kelpie
Xenia
Wood
Tees
Arthur Frankl
Ripple
Maud
Vietor
Nilder
Corinthian Yacht Club Announces Thirty-Sixth Regatta Plans
The Corinthian Yacht Club outlines the thirty-sixth regatta and third championship regatta to be sailed Saturday September 14. Prizes include championship cups for first in each class, with subsequent second prizes of ten, five, or three dollars as specified by class. Detailed start times, class entry rules, crew limits, ballast restrictions, sail allowances, yacht numbering, measurement, and course descriptions are provided for first through sixth classes and the corresponding courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club
Tom Moore
Pig Rocks
Snares
Winker’s Island
Eagle Bar
Regatta Committee Notes and Course Details
The fragment lists navigation cues and buoys at Cat Island Gooseberry Ledge Bowditch Ledge Eagle Bar and a judges line. Course VI reverses Course V. Earlier numbers Ehers 3 and 1 were 5 and 3. Names include George A. Stewart chairman F W Chan Adler William P Fowle John B Paine and H P Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Island Rock
Gooseberry Ledge
Bowditch Ledge
Eagle Bar
Dorchester Yacht Club Announces Schooner Race Trophy
A Dorchester Yacht Club member has donated a about 200 dollar silver trophy for a schooner race. The event will use a triangular Nahant course under club sailing rules. Entry invitations been sent to Alert America Gitana Enone Priscilla Fortuna Clytie Troubadour Fredonia Merlin Hesper Dixon Carrie E Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Commodore Soley
Nahant
Alert
America
Gitana
Enone
Priscilla
Fortuna
Clytie
Troubadour
Fredonia
Merlin
Hesper
Dixon
Carrie E. Phillips
Movements of yachts record Vedette arrival
Bar Harsor Sept 9 Vedette steam yacht owned by F W Vanderbilt arrived this morning with family aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harsor
Vedette
F. W. Vanderbilt
Death by Own Action Ends Ebenezer Dale Life in Gloucester
Ebenezer Dale of Boston committed suicide at his Gloucester summer home early this morning. A pistol shot ended his life after he was found in a pool of blood with a muzzle loading pistol nearby. Medical Examiner Quimby ruled death by own action. Dale, 46, son of Eben Dale, longtime Boston merchant, was prominent in society and a former treasurer of Dexter Woollen Mills. He left a letter to his wife and had been ill with illness in hot weather recently. He resided at 13 Hereford Street and summered in Gloucester with a wide circle of friends and business acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grooncester
Ebenezer Dale
Boston
Dale
Quimby
Tle
Eben Dale
Dale Bros
Franklin Street
Dexter Woollen Mills
New England
William Turnbull & Co
New York City
Dexter Mills
Devonshire Street
Mr. Dale
Charles Storrow
Hereford Street
Gloucester
William J. Dale
Andover
Beacon Street
The
Somerset
Missing Treasurer Dana In Axe Co Mystery Deepens
The Douglas Axe Company faces long running mismanagement tied to former treasurer Dana. Experts took charge but findings remain unclear as Edwin Moore’s resignation and subsequent issues surface. Court and police watch for Dana’s possible disappearance while creditors, including Shawmut National Bank, assess exposure.
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Douglas Axe Company
Purchase Street
Post
Dana
Edwin Moore
Moore
Axe Company
Boston
New York
R. H. Dana & Co
Chambers Street
R. H. Dana
Albert Britton
Mr. Dana
Burgess
New Yor
Dugan
Douglas
Shawmut National Bank
Thomas
Harvard
Brookline
Currier
Dan
Jamaica Plain
Perkins
Golden State Pioneers Gather for Boston Reunion Banquet
The Society of California Pioneers of New England held its second annual reunion in Boston with a banquet. W. H. Thames presided as officers were elected and new members noted. Speakers included Gen. Sherman and former California figures praising the Forty-niners and stretching lines about California abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Golden State
W.T. Sherman
Wm. H. Thames
Society of California Pioneers of New England
Demas Pons
Sacramento City
Pioneer Society of
Wilber
The
New York Pioneers
New England Furniture Exchange Dinner at Thorndike
The first dinner of the New England Furniture Exchange was held at the Thorndike with President F. N. Bard in the chair. About twenty members attended and routine business was transacted. The Boston Municipal Club plans its first meeting and dinner at the Tavern tonight with about forty members and guests present. Various notable guests and travelers are listed as staying at local hotels including P. C. Shu, S. C. Pomeroy, Mrs. John T. Raymond, and many others from across the region and the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Plains
Panama
Society of California Pioneers of
New England
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Gal
William H. Thames
B. F. Whittemore
William J. Towne
Josiah Hayward
Wiliam H. Thames
Charles A. Dole
Richard Harrington
F. Whittemore
Charles T. Stumcke
Nicholas Bovey
John Conness
Edwin D. Wadsworth
Charles Fifield
Samuel A. Chapin
Frederick Pease
W. J. Towne
Thames
Land of Gold
West
Columbus
England
Bunker Hill Monument
Plymouth
St. Peter
Monterey
Fremont
Admiral Slate
United States
Chapin of Norton
Sherman
Joe” Hooker
A. 8
Grant
Richmond
Sacramento
Brotherhood of the Pioneers
Henry
J. Wells
Cambridge
Camneny
New England Furniture Exchange
Thorndike
F. N. Bardwell
Boston Municipal Club
P. C. Shu
Washington
Brunswick
Lexington Missing Man Found Alive After 24 Hours
Lexington reports Wilbur C. Austin was missing since Saturday afternoon and was located by boys in a ditch late Sunday night. He showed no signs of injury and appeared to be in fairly good condition after spending a day in the ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Wilbur C. Austin
Pray, Sons & Co. Wins Treasury Carpeting Contract
John H. Pray, Sons & Co. rapidly fill the VHE contract with the United States government to supply all carpeting for the Treasury Department through July 1, 1890. This marks the fourth straight season Pray has been awarded the contract, with prior years also seeing them as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury Department
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Messrs. Pray
Bear Flag Hoisted At Revere House By Forty-niners
The Associated Forty-niners marked ad mission day by hoisting a 14 by 18 foot flag at the Revere House and holding a supper. A business meeting drew many attendees including some members' wives. New members admitted include Mrs. Mary Sinclair Davis Overland Roxbury Joseph P Blake through Mexico Haverhill Peter Cook Cape Horn Mattapan Alexis Terrey Cape Horn Boston J B Howe Cape Horn Peter sham Andrew J Chase Cape Horn Lynn Thomas Erskine Cape Horn 49 Roxbury James Snow Isthmus Panama Somerville Moses Brown Isthmus Panama 49 Hampton Falls Isaac B Kirby Overland 47 Providence R J Alvin Richardson Cape Horn 49 Lynn William McMurphy Isthmus Panama 49 Lynn George W Quint Cape Horn 49 Lynn Solomon Rhoades Cape Horn 49 West Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Fremont
Monterey
Mary Sinclair Davis
Overland
Roxbury
Joseph P. Blake
Mexico
Haverhill
Peter Cook
Cape Horn
Mattapan
Alexis Terrey
Boston
J. B. Howe
Petersham
Andrew J. Chase
Lynn
Thomas Erskine
James Snow
Isthmus Panama
Somerville
Moses Brown
Hampton Falls
N. H
Isaac B. Kirby
Providence
R.J
Alvin &. Richardson
William McMurphy
Isthmus
Panama
George W. Quint
Solomon Rhoades
West Somerville
Forming an Orange Trust Meet Discusses Florida Growers
A meeting at the Fruit and Produce Exchange followed a Saturday session led by Senator Mann of Florida. He argued Florida growers and Northern sellers share interests and that transportation issues hinder orange shipments. He urged North and South to unite into an organization to prevent a Boston driven monopoly and raise prices, though no formal Boston movement occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fruit and Produce Exchange
Senator Mann
Florida
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Mann
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Fruit Exchange
Cobb Aldrich opening cigar dept at Washington and Kneeland
Cobb Aldrich and Company showcases a new cigar department at the Washington and Kneeland streets store. A seasoned manager oversees a selection of the Agnes Booth domestic vigor cigars in various shapes, marketed as the best imported and domestic cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Washington and
Kneeland Streets
Agnes Booth
Water Board Angles for Land as Basin Plan Fails
At a lengthy session the Water Board blocked Alderman Gove’s bid to delay a 150000 loan for Hopkinton and Ashland basin five. The board then authorized land purchase for a fifth basin to store and purify Sudbury River water amid broader street, park, and public works actions and gifts to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gove
Basin No. 5
Hopkinton
Ashland
Alderman Smith
Charlestown
Mystic
Gove
Boston
Yeas
Eddy
Folsom
Reed
Rogers
Smith
Wilson
Stacey
Kelley
McLaughlin
Murphy
Short
Water Board
Sudbury River
J. Putnam Bradlee
Board of Aldermen
Tufts Street
Lincoln Street
Kingston Street
Frederick L. Ames
John Quincy Adams
Robert Codman
Abbott Lawrence
Samuel Wells
William Minot, Jr
Oxbury High School
Atwood
Lucinda T. Crane
Samuel D. Crane
Crane
City of
Ashmont Street
Dorchester Avenue
Police Charitable Fund
City of Boston
L. E. Hartshorn
Walnut Street
Ward
Bates College
Old Colony
Short and Kelley
Cambridge
Harvard
Boston Symphony appoints H. L. Higginson conductor
Patrons applaud the selection of Mr. H. L. Higginson to lead the Boston Symphony Orchestra with Arthur Nikisch of Leipsic praised as an artist of high attainment. Few orchestra changes expected. season opens Saturday Oct. 12. Season tickets for twenty four concerts and rehearsals go on sale at Music Hall next week. details in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Higginson
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Nikisch
Leipsic
Music Hall
Jolly Excursionists Leave Boston for Yellowstone Tour
A smiling company of New Englanders left Boston yesterday afternoon for a Yellowstone National Park excursion guided by Raymond and Whitcomb. Some will continue to the Pacific Northwest and California. Friends bid them farewell at the station. Six autumn excursion parties depart Boston today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets in Hall
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union resumed weekly meetings in Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. A J Gordon presiding. Reports on summer work across localities were given by several members including Miss Newcomb of Wellesley College, Miss French, and others. A case of a minor obtaining liquor via a saloon employee was discussed, highlighting evasion of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. J. Gordon
M. E. Cheeney
Magennis
Newcomb
Wellesley College
French
Richards
Bethany Mission
Hatheway
Howe
Read
Johnson
Industrial
Motions to amend pleadings in United States vs. American Bell
In United States Circuit Court Sept 9 the court considers granting leave to withdraw the Bell Telephone Companys general answer and to file the same plea and answer as Bell because amendments may be allowed under the Revised Statutes. The decision weighs equity, fraud, and priority issues, aiming to limit scope and avoid unnecessary expense while keeping the case proceeding against both defendants pari passu. Justice Whitman Jenks and Galvin represent the plaintiff. Smith Merwin Storrow appear for the Bell company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popee
Bell
Theefendants
Supreme Court
Equity
Qantas
Charles 8. Whitman
George A. Jenks
Owen A. Galvin
Chauncy
Court opens September term with grand jury impaneling
United States District Court begins its September term today on Tuesday at 10 a.m. The grand jury will be impanelled to consider presentments and report at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Supreme Judicial Court Jury Trials Schedule for September
The September sitting opens Tuesday at 9 30 with Justice William Allenge presiding. Jury trial cases include Washburn v Moore 8874 Brown v Cotton Woollen Mutual Insurance 940 Sampson v Washington Mills 4093 Barnet v Fenno 4099 Dever executor v Kelly 2571 Smith executor appellant from decree Probate 2304 Roessle executor v Roessle 815 Richardson executor v Flagg 2677 26838 H Roberts executor v Kimball Equity hearings listed for Tuesday Sept 10 Price petitioner v Douglass Bristol Morrill v Noyes shéxfe petition for leave to sell real estate Onset Street Railway Co v County Commissioners Springfield News Co petition for dissolution Goodsell v Kenney Bean v Merrill Wednesday Frank v Samuel.
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Supreme Judicial Court
William Allenge
Smith
Decree Probate Court
Roessle
Richardson
Flagg
H Roberts
Kimball
Devens
J. Equity
Price
Douglass Bristol
Morrill
Noyes
Shexfe
Onset Street Railway Company
County Commissioners
Plymouth
Springfield News Company
Goodsell
Kenney
Bean
Merrill
Frank
Samuel
Probate Court Admits Wills and Grants Administrators
Suffolk County Probate Court lists administrators appointed for estates including Daniel Carlton Dennis OBrien John Dearing Eliza Hollingsworth Daniel Lynch Ellen McGrath Mary J Carlton Elizabeth J Walton Mary Lehan Hugh Bagley Nicholson Carroll Charles Baric Mary Cogan Erasmus Miller Barbara Foley William Fenely Arulla D Smith Frederick K Franks Patrick Roche Lysander Parker Albert M Hastings Thomas A Murray Nathaniel P Dury Susan N Parker Thomas White Simeon P Taylor Frances Ellen Rayner Roland McLean Benjamin B Hemenway May Cadigan Le Baron Russell. wills admitted to probate include Isabella Hallett Martin Keefe George Hyde Aaron Allen Evelyn Ross Helen Gordon Susan Dehon James Tucker Pascale Gazzolo Elen Sullivan Rosella Pope Georgiana Hallett George Marston Sarah Cochran John Reardon Caroline Louis Henrietta Libby William Mackey Osmyn Brewster Susan Cox Mary Kivlan Barret Dennis Sarah Killam John McAsmus Warren Rogers Timothy McCarthy Edward Merrihew John Dunn.
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Suffolk County
McKim
Daniel F. Carleton
Dennis O’brien
John Dearing
Eliza Hollingsworth
Daniel Lynch
Eilen McGrath
Mary J. Carlton
Elizabeth J. Walton
Mary Lehan
Hugh Bagley
Nicholson Carroll
Charles Baric
Mary Cogan
Erasmus Miller
Barbara Foley
William Fenely
Arulla D. Smith
Frederick K. Franks
Patrick Roche
Probate Court Notice of Wills and Administrations
Essex County Probate Court on September 9 roved wills for Margaret Bennie Olive J Clough Josiah Crosby Patrick Maynhan and Johanna Reagan An administration granted for Hazen Ayer Ellen Ball Ellen Bingham Daniel Connolly Joseph Fairbanks Joseph Moolic Celia O Neill Hannah Sheehan Inventories filed include estates of Johanna Cunningham Ann L Chase Daniel Webster Caroline Tewksbury Benjamin W Perry and Sarah Merrill with various values listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Harmon
Margaret Bennie
Lawrence
Olive J. Clough
Andover
Josiah Crosby
Patrick Maynhan
Newburyport
Johanna Reagan
Hazen Ayer
Haverhill
Ellen S. Ball
Ellen Bingham
Daniel Connolly
Methuen
Joseph Fairbanks
Salem
Joseph Moolic
Celia Ze O'Neill
Peabody
Hannah Sheehan
Wn. P
Johanna Cunningham
Ann L. Chase
West Newbury
Daniel Webster
Caroline Tewksbury
Lynn
Benjamin W. Perry
Danvers
Sarah Merril
Suit Over Assault Against Police Officer in Middlesex
Superior Court session notes Georgianna Hall sues Thomas In gall s for damages from an assault. Defense claims actions were within duties as a police officer. Lawyers: Morrison for plaintiff Pickman for defendant. Also listed cases: Searle v Morrison Murphy v Prince Shea v City Lowell Harvey assignee v McKuffee v Ro Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Brigham
C.J
Georgianna Hall
Thomas Ingalls
John H. Morrison
J. H. Pickman
Searle
Morrison
Murphy
Prince
Shea
Lowell
Adior
Harvey
Assignee
McKuffee
Ro- Stevens
Barge
Superior Criminal Court dockets September nine
A record from Superior Criminal Court lists defendants and sentences. Josep Davis received eighteen months in the House of Correction for larceny from the person, Cornelius O'Brien one year for assault and battery, Michael Morrissey six months for larceny, James Mullen four months for common drunkard, Katie Murphy forty dollars plus costs for larceny, Frank McGurr six months for breaking and entering. Others include Mass Reformatory time for McGurr, Anna McIntosh probation for larceny, William Reardon one year for larceny, Robert Gilpeak two years for breaking and entering, with several names noted for related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Davis
House of Correction
Cornelius O’brien
Michael Morrissey
James Mullen
House of Industry
Katie Murphy
Frank McGurr
Massachusetts Reformatory
William O’brien
Andrew Hennessy
William Layton
Anna McIntosh
William Reardon
Robert G. Gilpeak
Larceny and Related Cases From 16th to 18th Century Docket
Henry M. Robinson receives eighteen months for larceny in the House of Correction. A list of cases follows in order, naming Commonwealth and various defendants with charges including larceny from the person breaking and entering adultery assault and battery drunkenness and related offenses. The docket covers Dohrerty Doherty McIntosh Grimes Gavin Pike Pigeon Shea Kennedy O Sullivan Martin Mayes and others across many year numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Robinson
House of Correction
Commonwealth
Douglass
Same
Cunningham
Saime
Kelleher
Pike
Pigeon
Shea
Kennedy
McIntosh
Doherty
Martin
Grimes
Sime
Gavin Et al
O’sullivan
Mayes
Adams and Cotogno Held for Sept. 13 Criminal Session
In municipal court Adams J Mark Lavery who beat John Mahan with a chair is held in 1000 bail for Sept. 13. Antonio Cotogno the barber who cut Mary Winters with a razor has case continued to Sept. 13 in 1000. Benjamin Davison and Robert J Duffy in West Roxbury arraigned and held 1000 for grand jury. Roger J Battle arraigned in Charlestown for assault with intent to kill Dennis Haggerty case continued to Sept. 13 to await bullet wound result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mark Lavery
John Mahan
Mahan
Antonio Cotogno
Mary Winters
West Roxbury
Benjamin Davidson
Robert J. Duffy
City Notes on Gas Irons Health Claims and Franchise Ruling
Informal talks with state police about gas irons said to affect health. Manufacturers claim irons are used in small shops and health concerns are unfounded. Middleboro Electric Light & Power Co appeal leads to Utah? franchise revocation of Middleboro Gas & Electric Co. Fire Division reshuffles Hosemen across engines and ladders. Local arrests include Isaac French and Thomas Blodgett for watch and money theft, and Daniel Geddis for liquor law violation. Fortland Steamship Co ends Sunday Portland trips. George E. Miller, agent for florist Henry H. Gurney, arrested for obtaining $2280 by false pretences from Irving L. Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro Electric Light & Power Company
Middleboro Selectmen
Middleboro Gas & Electric Company
Gas Commissioners
Board of Fire Commissioners
J. Murray
W. J. Muir
E. J. Shallow
Lynch
Shields
Isaac French
Thomas Blodgett
Arthur S. Morrill
Chelsea
Cobb Street
Felt
Station 4
Daniel Geddis
Harrison Avenue
United States
Fortland Steamship Company
Portland
George E. Miller
Centre House
Irving L. Merrill
Miller
Henry H. Gurney
West Auburn
Merrill
Funeral of Edward B Rankin Held by Boston Groups
The funeral for Edward B Rankin was held yesterday forenoon at Gate of Heaven Church in South Boston. Attendees included newspaper colleagues and delegations from the Boston Press Club Elks Charitable Irish Society and other groups. Pallbearers named represent various organizations and the burial took place at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Rankin
Gate of Heaven
Boston
Boston Press Club
Elks
Charitable Irish Society
E. A. Perry
Order of Kiks
William Bowers
Boston Herald
J. B. Martin
Board of Directors
Charlestown Plans New Water Supply Amid Mystic River Pollution
Mayor Hart and officials conferred over Mystic River pollution after Woburn visits and discussed sourcing Charlestown water from the Cochituate system. Inspections will gather evidence for possible prosecutions if nuisance continues. A Cochituate link is ready except at Warren street. a Sudbury River reservoir requires council funding for regular supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Hart
Richardson
Mystic River
Woburn
Cochituate
Warren Street
Sudbury River
Pastoral Plan Outlined for Boston Hospitals
Opening meeting of the Evangelical Alliance season convened fore noon at the Meionaon. The hospital visitation committee will be reappointed with power to fill or increase its numbers. It will study the need for a hospital pastorate and the feasibility of an evangelical conference of Boston churches for cooperative work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Alliance
Meionaon
Boston
Seasickness remedy praised by Dr Blackman in Brooklyn
Dr W W Blackman of Brooklyn New York reports strong relief from seasickness using Horsford's Acid Phosphate. He notes several cases where it provided prompt and entire relief and recommends the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
W.W. Blackman
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Iano
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Giga
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Wen
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West 71 St
Merino
John Gibson
Washington, D
Revere
Winevad
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Brookn
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Rochester
George 1 Niles
Brattleboro
Atlanta
Erson
Albert Nickerson
Chicago
William i. Wilson
Baltimore
F. W. Baker
Covington
Kyw
Mayo
Henry C. Noble
Lockwood
GG. Moore
Parker’s
Richardson Henderson
Theo Rouskin
D. C
George Clymer
Life Guards
London
Eng
H. Drummond
Dr. Cook
Newark
G. R. Godfrey
Gardner
J. E. Devlin
Greenfield
C. W. Cook
W. Lb. Kimball
Enfield
A. W. Jefts
Worcester
the Water Board
Aldermen
United
Superior Criminal Court
Staples
Rh, Whitney & CO
State ST
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
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