Water town debate over parochial pupil admission to High School
Watertown officials, Dr. Dann and multiple educators, defend maintaining a strict entrance standard for High School admission. They argue exams reflect ability, not creed or race, and parochial pupils should qualify through passing the standard test rather than broad wide access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Dann
Chambers Street
School Board of
Boston
Solomon Schindler
Watertown
G. E. Meeuen
Tremont Street
Chauncy-Hall
Comer’s Commercial College
Meeuen
West Point
L. D. Packard
James S. Murphy
Fred G. Pettigrove
James A. McDonald
Russell D. Elliott
R. Thomas J. Emery
Boston School Board
Waiters' Alliance Receives Hotel Support and Refusal
The Waiters' Alliance met last evening and passed a vote of thanks to hotel proprietors recognizing their claims. They received letters from Langham American Crawford and United States owners refusing to meet the committee, stating employees had no grievances they were aware of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiters’ Alliance
Waiter’s Alliance
Langham, American, Crawford
United States
Alliance
Democratic caucuses map state delegates across Massachusetts
Democratic caucuses held in multiple towns including Malden Brockton Merrimac and Pittsfield on Sept 21 to elect delegates to state senatorial and county councils. Lists include Ward delegates such as D W Craig Louis K Robinson Frank T Robinson and many others with varied assignments across wards and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
D. W. Craig
P. H. Desmond
M. ©. Desmond
Louis K. Robinson
Frank T. Robinson
James Blake
Frank Hungerford
William Wood
L. K. Robinson
C. H. Thompson
W. Shear
W. D. la Casas
Michael Wish
D. J. Flanders
George E. Stuart
George E.cusick
A. J. Chase
J. H. Coffin
Thomas Howard
George BB. Parker
George
Dutton
John W. Somone
George P. Bailey
James Fitzpatrick
W. ©. Adams
L. O. Ball
L. J. Carson
L. P. Brown
C. J. Ball
C. D. McCarthy
W.S. Bixby
K. M. Yale
George P Baily
Peter J. McGuire
Charles H. Hyde
M. F. Quinn
Harry H. Barrett
George G. Hill
Louis L
John F. Littlefield
Thomas A. Conway
Philip A. Reidy
J. H. Ames
Fred FE. Stanchard
Thomas Shean
Fred E. Blanchard
Joan I. Connell
Fred Hunnewel
Jeremiah Carey
E. Sweet
E. J. Lierney
Brockton
Democratic Caucus
M. B. Crowell
Abbott W. Packard
Thomas Hogan
David Eldred
Bradford Nash
Henry B. Packard
Edward Sheehy
K. C. Freeman
Andrew Grant
Dennis Bob. Kelliher
HD. Kendrick
Franklin Datties
Merrimac
J. A. Lancaster
George Adams
Little
H. Sargent
W. H. Finn
Alexi Hanna
William Chase
W. O. Adams
James Doran
Richard Finn
L. J. O’connor
A. J. Fullington
W. W. Crockett
Eben W. _ Baily
GG. Larkin
George 5
Prescott
F. C. Delano
Meproro
Aimcarata of
Medford
William C. Wait
Joan Crowley
John A. Sullivan
John A. Donahue
U Cornelius P. Sullivan
Horace VD. Hadley
James A. Henry
M. Francis Dwyer
William Cushing Wait
Robert Ingraham
Heman Allen
Pittsfield
Mass
David Rosenhien
Bernard Devanney
Peter Puerta
P. P. Caurun
John Churchill
P. Martin
R. F. Ee
Ows Sloper
BR. A. Pierce
J. H. May
William Mink
J. F. Murphy
P. J. McDonald
J. M. Lee
Robert Keils
W. P. Lee
J. C. Crosby
W. R. Plunkett
H. J. Ryan
James W. Ball
W.H. Davis
Learned
Thomas Doyle
William Nugent
George Denny
Thomas Campbell
Jacob Gimlich
E. Bb. Mead
J. M. Linnehan
John R. Feeley
John Downs
M. H. Fellon
Cgeorges
Willis
M. P. Kirby
J. J. Netligan
B. M
England
United States Guides Joint Action With Britain France Germany in China
Washington Sept 21 The United States has no formal alliance yet but has reached an understanding with Great Britain France and Germany. If the Chinese government fails to protect foreign citizens and interests the four nations will act jointly to safeguard lives and property. Naval forces may be used as needed, with the Ranger possibly joining Admiral Belknap's squadron from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Europe
America
Ranger
San Francisco
Belknap
Colored Gentlemen Reform Lynn Equal Rights Meeting
The Marley Street Methodist Church vestry in Lynn hosted a heated adjourned meeting of colored citizens to reorganize the Lynn branch of the Equal Rights Association. Willis Browning chaired as enthusiastic speeches followed by political disagreements. Despite some officer votes, the session ended without action and another attempt is planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Marley Street
M. E
Equal Rights Association
Armstrong
Dupree
Willis Browning
Richard Hobson
Bicycle Record Broken at Lake View Park Meet
Zimmerman of the New York Athletic Club set new American five mile and shorter distance marks at Lake View Park. He clocked 2:33 4-5 for a mile, 6:13 4-5 for two, 7:49 2-5 for three, 10:27 for four, and 12:55 4-5 for five miles, breaking three, four and five mile records and aiding a world mile tandem record drop to 2:24 1-6. The invitation mile went to Zimmerman with Berlo second and Taylor third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronto
Lil
Lake View Park
Zimmerman
New York
Murphy
Berlo
Taylor
Monument Materializing At Grant Monument Plan
The executive committee of the Grant Monument Association met in New York on September 21. work will begin at once on the monument. The temporary tomb will be removed inside the north end of the main building where the foundation is already laid. The on hand funds amount to 151,214 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant Monument Association
Robbers of the Old School Stage Midnight Pacific Hotel Heist
Three masked men robbed the Pacific Hotel office in St. Joseph Missouri taking from the clerk bartender and guests several hundred dollars diamond pins watches and other valuables before calmly escaping into the street officials reported today cops sought the trio after the bold late night break in witnessed by hotel staff and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josefu
Pacific Hotel
Twenty second Sovereign Grand Lodge opens in St Louis
Fifty thousand Odd Fellows and families arrive for the twenty second conclave in St Louis. Delegations travel by special trains as parades fill the streets from Clark to Market. Gov Francis and Mayor Noonan attend the opening ceremonies at Music Hall with a large audience and formal remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sovereign Grand Lodge
LO. O. F
Union Station
Clark Avenue
Washington Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Fourth Street
Washngton Avenue
Broadway
Chestnut
Fourth
Walnut
Market
Sixth
Olive
Tweifth
Olive Streets
C. S. Campbell
New London
Ont
John C. Underwood
Francis
Noonan
Boarch of Education
E. M. Sloan
E. M. Rea
National Convention
Daughters of Rebekah
Music Hall
Gooo
Order
Gilmore
David R. Francis
Edward Wilkerson
Sovereign Lodge
Fr. A. Noonan
J. B. Jewell
C. T. Campbell
Canada
Missouri
Odd Fellowship
Order of Decorations of Chivalry
America
Middletown Council refuses to reconsider water works grant
The Middletown town Council declined to revisit its August 17 vote granting Newport Water Works permission to lay pipes in town highways and tax exemption. The meeting followed a special session where the council decided the grant could not be rescinded after formal acceptance and service extension. The Business Men's Association formed a committee to explore Warwick and Edglewood Woolen Mills of Davisville transfer plans, with a $850,000 capital stock goal and $25,000 machinery value, while Fall Rivers defeated Newport waiters 216 to 34 in cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
8. S
Middletown
Newport Water Works
Business Men's Association
Warwick and
Edglewood Woolen Mills
Davisville
R. I
Fall Rivers
Body of W. J. Lucas Found at Balls Pond Near Danbury
The body of W. J. Lucas of Brooklyn was found floating in Balls Pond four miles north of Danbury Connecticut. He had been at a dance near the lake with companions who rowed across with him. He bore a scalp wound and bruises. Dr I A Stratton believes he was murdered by the party who accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Conn
W. J. Lucas
Brooklyn
N. Y
Balls Pond
Michael Downey
Lucas
New York Custom House
A. R. Wilkinson
William Durgy
Durgy
I. A. Stratton
Durgy’s
Balmaceda Death May Hasten Chile Peace Return
A Santiago despatch reports President Balmaceda died by his own hand. The news suggests his death may speed the restoration of peace as Balmaceda’s followers lose leadership. The Junta’s recognition spreads with Italy France Germany Sweden and Norway joining the United States. England has not yet acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Santiago
Patrick Egan
Balmaceda
Herald
Valparaiso
Chile
Italy
France
Germany
Sweden
Norway
United States
Junta
England
Hanlan Beats McLean In Frazer River Sculling Race
In New Westminster on September 21 Hanlan and McLean raced for 200 dollars a side on Frazer River over three miles with a turn. McLean had a 500 yard start but was overtaken as Hanlan set a new record yet finished three lengths behind. McLean clocked 19:20 while Hanlan stopped at 19:22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster
B. C
Hanlan
McLean
Frazer River
Allerton Champion in Stallion Championship Win
Independence Sept 21 Allerton completed another mile in 2:09 4 to settle the stallion championship disputes. The quarters were rated at 32 1 4, 1:04, 1:37 1 4, 2:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allerton
Independence
England to receive German East Africa post indemnity
Berlin dispatch reports Freisinnige Zeitung stating Herr Richter proposes ceding the southern portion of German East Africa to England if Berlin is refunded the indemnity Germany paid Zanzibar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Berlin
Freisinnige Zeitung
Herr Richter
German East Africa
Germany
Zanzibar
Ex-Congressman Whittehorne Dies in Columbia at 66
Nashville report says former congressman W. Whittehorne of the Seventh Tennessee District died at his Columbia home today at age 66. He had served in Congress earlier in his career and was a prominent political figure in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
W. ©. Whittehorne
Tennessee
Columbia
Fire records across towns report large losses
Sept 21 dispatches describe fires from Norton New York to Lyons Iowa. In Norton the Witherer residence near the Unitarian Church burned with the church saved by neighbors. loss over 8000 dollars with partial insurance. Grinnells Shoe Factory stock damaged by smoke and water. Dallas fair grounds stables and horses burned for 30000. Norwich block in Chenango county and Cleveland Store in Sheffield each destroyed. Lyons Paper Company mills suffered 76000 loss. An alarm from Box 135 proved needless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Hiram Witherer
Unitarian
Fair Grounds
H. P. Sanburn
Urica
N.Y
Norwich
Chenango County
Fred Weiler
Agnes Weiler
Charles Cox
Taunton
Mass
Sheffield
Ala
Cleveland
Lyons
Lyons Paper Company
Warning from New York County Democracy delegates
Delegates from the County Democracy organization at Saratoga protest State Committee actions after an adjourned Cooper Union meeting. They claim representation was denied in line with the Cassidy resolution of 1871 and accuse the State Committee of arbitrary conduct contrary to the 1884 State Convention. They warn the party is controlled by Tammany Hall and a canal ring and urge Democrats to unite to wrest control from those who would bring disgrace and defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
County Democracy Organization
Saratoga
Cooper Union
State Committee
Democratic Party
Lammany Hall
United States Savings Company Ordered To Pause Massachusetts Work
A Boston report claimed the United States Savings, Loan and Building Company of St. Paul was told by Massachusetts Savings Bank Commissioners to stop all business there until legal requirements are met. Managing director John Douglass denied any improper action and said the firm has not engaged in Massachusetts business since July 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Boston
United States Savings, Loan and Building Company of
St. Paul
Savings Bank Commissioners of
Massachusetts
John Douglass
Associated Press
Park Theatre
Neil Burgess
New York
Mascagni
John J. Braham
Attempt to Shoot Judge Fox Foiled in Taunton
Did not succeed as a man named Willard F. Woodward plotted to shoot Judge William H. Fox at his Taunton home. Woodward hired a Providence gunman, paid $10 upfront and $90 after the deed, but Deputy Sheriff Corey uncovered the plot. Woodward was captured. he is to be tried in Fall River to remove him from the judge's jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
William H. Fox
Willard F. Woodward
Providence
Corey
Woodward
Fall River
Lake and Rail Rates War Affects Northwestern Routes
The National Despatch fast freight line cut lake and rail rates from Boston to St Paul via Sarnia to 50 cents first class. Canadian Pacific and others replied with New England to St Paul rail rates: first class 51 cents, second 45, third 35, fourth to sixth 25. Chicago to Twin Cities rates remain higher, 60, 50, 40, 25, 20, 18. The new tariffs take effect Sept 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuicaGco
National
Hoston
St. Paul
Sarnia
Canadian Pacific
Soohines
New England
Minneapolis
Chicago-St. Paul
New England Seaboard
Chicago
Twin Cities
Canadian Pacific and
Sea Lines
Subterranean Fires Near Tacoma Cause Tremors
Reported subterranean fires are believed to rage beneath the Tacoma region. Over the past two weeks four earthquake shocks reached into Oregon, the heaviest yesterday morning: a north to south vibratory tremor lasting about three seconds. In large hotels guests appeared in hallways unsettled by the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Oregon
Biz
Mining Stocks Close Quotations Today
Closing quotations show a snapshot of the mining sector with price moves for key stocks. Traders noted gains in precious metals miners while base metal names fluctuated on shifting commodity pricing and market sentiment.
Old board resigns at Free Man's Journal meeting
Dublin sept 21 Free Man's Journal shareholders elect E Dever Gray as director by 61 to 18. The current board resigns following the vote and new leadership takes over the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Freeman's Journal
E. Dever Gray
Little Italy Celebrates Fourth of July Festivities
The Italian community in North Square observed a festive Fourth of July, marking the 21st anniversary of Garibaldi's Rome entry. The procession of 800 men, 25 committees, and multiple societies moved through city streets to Turner Hall, followed by a banquet and dances. Notable figures included Chief Marshal O Franzoni and Dr. R. Brindisi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Garibaldi
North Square
Unituo Soccesso E Beneficenza
Bersaglieri Stella D'Italia
Real Marina
Guisseppe Garibaldi
Figli
Society of Guiusseppe Garibaldi
Prince Street
United Societies
O Franzoni
Sottile
O. Giuliano
Prince, Hanover
North Bennet
Salem
Cooper, Endicott
Thatcher
Charlestown
Causeway
Merrimac
Haymarket Square
Washington
Hanover
Fleet
North
Blackstone
Row
State
Winter
Tremont
Boylston
Beach
Lincoln
Knesland
Harrison Avenue
Dover
Middlesex
General Committee
R. Brindisi
R. Onzaione
A. Marturna
G. Capparelli
M. D. Hess
F. de Filippo
A. Campagna
P. Caristi
L. Boungil
Victor Emanuel
Messrs
Captain Cain
G. Vercelli
P. Pastene
G. Devoto
Pate
Italian Press of
New York
Vast Floods Hit Scotland and Coastal Regions
Swollen rivers from Edinburgh to the Highlands flood valleys and wash away crops. Danish schooner Aukathor and Berwick life boat wrecked with all but one crew saved by rocket apparatus. Galashields daming river diversions, bridges destroyed, and railway links to Edinburgh disrupted. Aberdeen endures 36 hours of continual rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berwick
Aukathor
Tweed
Edinburgh
Porto Bello
Penicnack
Esk
Highlands
Gala
Scotland
Galashields
Peeples
Aberdeen
Reception for Pickering Epworth League Delegates
In Waltham on September 21 the Pickering Epworth League hosted a reception for league chapters from Charlestown, Watertown, Weston, Wallaston, Marblehead, Newton and Fitchburg at the Unitarian church. A social hour preceded a program with prayers, welcomes, musical numbers, and addresses including "Friendly Enemies" and "Hitting the Point" by local clergy and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Pickering Epworth League
League
Unitarian Church
Charlestown
Watertown
Weston
Wallaston
Marblehead
Newton
Fitchburg
W. G. Richardson
Lizzie Northup
Edith Webster
Frank Marr
F. W. Bishop
George S. Butters
Fitchourg
Messrs. Strauc
Bent
A. C. Reed
Luther Freeman
Wallastown
Mamaroneck Celebrates 200th Anniversary Parade
New York September 21 Mamaroneck marked the 200th anniversary of its town site purchase from Indians with dawn activity and a noon to evening celebration. Officials and county notables attended a grand parade featuring nine divisions and bands. Fire departments joined the event as trains carried about 6000 visitors by noon and more later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mamaroneck
Steamship line resumes coast voyage for Chile
South American Steamship Company restarts regular trips along the Chilean coast. New York agents report a Valparaiso despatch authorizing immediate service from Panama to all Chilean ports and to issue through bills of lading for west coast destinations, halted during wartime operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South American Steamship Company
Chile
Valparaiso
Panama
South America
Kidnapped at Grand Opera House in Boston
The Grand Opera House presented D K Higgins and W C Andersons company in the new melodrama Kidnapped for the first time in Boston. Higgins plays Louis twhine gold with a strong supporting company and vivid scenery. The play is praised for bright dialogue and convincing feats, with a week long engagement before Natural Gas follows on Monday Sept 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
D. K. Higgins
W. C. Anderson
Boston
Mr. Higgins
Louis Twhine Gold
Georgia Waldron
Amy Russell
Lizzie Conway
Susie Howard
May Lessur
Messrs
Louis Gossin
W. R. Hatch
Harry Rogers
J. H. Ryan
The Texas Steer Triumphs At Tremont Theatre
The second and final week of The Texas Steer opened at Tremont Theatre with a large audience and strong applause for its witty hits and unique comical situations. Remaining performances are limited, urging patrons to witness the entertaining production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Goldsmith
Stuart Robson
Robson
City Full of Visitors Sees Busy Festival Prep
Worcester hosts the Annual Musical Festival as hotels fill with guests. Rehearsals draw 170 in Mechanics Hall for Handel Israel in Egypt, Dr Bridge Repentance of Nineveh, and Victor Herbert Captive. Singers Lena Little Campanini Meyn arrive for Arminius. Organ harp recital set for tomorrow. thirty works new to the festival this week. Seventeen premieres in city, seven never heard in this country, three receiving first public presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Mechanics Hall
Handel
Israel
Egypt
Dr. Bridge
Nineveh
Victor M Herbert
Lena Little
Campanini
Heinrich Meyn
Max Bruch
Arminius
George W. Morgan
Maud Morgan
Tennessee extra session ends with little accomplished
Nashville Sept 21 The twenty day extra session of the Tennessee General Assembly adjourned amid disappointment. Beyond apportionment that cements Democratic gains in both houses and some local laws, no major outcomes emerged. Convict lease and penitentiary plans remained unresolved due to house resistance. Public view labels the session a failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee General Assembly
Revolutionary movement near Texas frontier dismissed as laughter
City of Mexico reports the so called revolutionary movement near the Texas frontier evokes laughter. Troops stationed there are expected to finish the movement, unless the revolutionists can dodge pursuers. Leaders lack standing or influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Texas
End of Ottawa Parliament Near as Leaders Confer
At Ottawa on Sept 21 Premier Abbott Sir John Thompson and Wilfred Laurier held a conference. It is understood no new measures will be introduced and old items will be disposed of quickly. Prorogation likely by week’s end or early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Abbott
John Thompson
Wilfred Laurier
Italian Emigration Congress in Piacenza Adopts Thanks
A congress of committees promoting Italian emigration met in Piacenza. The body voted thanks to the Archbishop of New York for accepting the presidency of the St Raphael Society and for protecting Italian immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Piacenza
New York
St. Raphael Society
Old Woman Wanders Away From Home
Mary Tulley an 80 year old feeble minded woman wandered from her home at No 4 Newman block Pleasant street yesterday. She is frail about four feet tall and was last seen wearing a black bonnet and a mixed gray shawl. Division 4 police seek information on her whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tulley
Newman Block
Pleasant Street
Police Division 4
Boston Voting List by Words and Precincts Revealed
The Board of Registrars at 12 Beacon Street Boston posts the voting list counts as of Sept 21 1891. The table lists names by word and precinct and reflects compliance with posting requirements under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registrars Or Voters
Beacon Street
Boston
City of
Hotels guest list records by city and guest names
A lengthy hotel guest register lists guests by hotel name including VENDOME THORNDIKE REY N Reynolds Adams AMERICAN REVER E TREMONT PARKER and PARKER with numerous individuals and couples from cities such as Santiago Philadelphia New York Washington Chicago Boston and Manchester among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendome
Pedro Mott
Santiago
Chile
Edwin Booth
New York
R. H. Warder
Washington
Montgomery Wilcox
Philadelphia
J. C. Mallory
United States Army
W. F. Henderson
Chicago
Brunswick
J. E. Stillman
Brooklyn
John S. Wilson
E. F. Searles
Methuen
Aben C. Bell
F. E
South Harwich
Weston Donaldson
L. H. Parsons
T. P. Tolgate
Concord
N. H
O. M. Fisher
Montpelier
A. L. Nelson
O. H. Hersey and Son
Buckfield
Revere
M. A. Cavanah
Manchester
P. ¥. McGrath
Binghampton
Henry Brown
J. KE. Rey
M. J. Lanneet
Prc
W.C. Morrill
Lancaster
N. H. Youngs
Charles P. Dean
Springfield
Benjamin C. Lockett
C. L. Biddle
W. H. Haile
George W. Currier
Dudley
Dean
Dorchester Racket Club Ends With Thomas Seizing Second Prize
Dorchester society guests attended the closing day as Spear and Jackson opened the matches. Spear beat Jackson 2-6 6-4 6-2, while Homans fell to Thomas 6-4 6-3. In the final, Thomas defeated Spear to win the second prize of the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Spear
Jackson
Thomas
Homans
Professor Milliken charged with assault in dispute over phrenology
A New York professor of arts B F Milliken known as the mind reader and phrenologist was jailed at Station 5 after an assault and battery complaint from Charles E Stowe of 7 Loveing Place. Milliken aged 31 from 182 Harrison Avenue entered Stowe’s house to gain a customer. Stowe ordered him out and a struggle followed with Milliken prevailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M NY Arts
B. F. Milliken
Station 5
Charles E. Stowe
Loveing Place
Milliken
Stowe
Harrison Avenue
Tassar College Opens With More Applicants Than Accommodated
Tassar College opens this fall amid higher demand for admission than the school can seat. Even after twenty five extra rooms for students were added over the summer, the institution cannot accommodate all applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tassar College
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Newport Notes
Water Company
General Fire
The
United States Savings, Loan and Building Company
W. F. Woodward
Judge Fox
Soo Lines
Rest & Belcher
Moricood
Icccinuac
Bodie
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Hee
Ophir
Uniu
Enenne Crown Point
Rene
Sterra Nevada
Gould & Curry, Ene
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Llale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
Old Homestead
Globe Theatre
Milo
Rhea
Judith
Globe
Mile
B. Alexander
Texas Frontier
Parliament
Aaasdaes
Aesdee Pett
Tee
Adegdads Sauna Crane Nee
Cora Mawey
Setae i
Steven
Bototees Tomer
Atm
Vassar
Johnson
Ecsta
Price
Barnard & CQ
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