Bakers' Assembly 5296 Elects Officers in Alpha Hall
Bakers' Assembly 5296 met in Alpha Hall Saturday evening and elected officers: Master workman George Barnes, worthy foreman John Butterfield, recording secretary M. J. Bishop, financial secretary and treasurer A. O. Cullamore, sergeant-at-arms Lewis Brennan. Building Laborers' Union No. 6 met in Caledonian Hall yesterday afternoon and endorsed Michael J. Carroll as labor's representative on the rapid transit commission if formed. The meeting endorsed the white label of garment workers as a tool against sweating and its evils.
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Bakers’ Assembly
Alpha Hall
George Barnes
Worthy
John Butterfield
M. J. Bishop
A. O. Cullamore
Lewis Brennan
District Assembly 30 K of L Holds Semi Monthly Meeting
The regular semi monthly meeting of District Assembly 30 K of L occurred yesterday afternoon. Most of the time was spent on routine matters with a committee appointed to arrange the assembly's annual ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Assembly
K. of L
Pantmakers Union Plans Mass Meeting to Fight Sweating System
Pantmakers' Union No. 12 at 53 Hanover street voted to join with Union No. 1 for a mass meeting to press for abolition of the sweating system. A Baum and A Sach named delegates to the Garment Workers' council. Members to be assessed to fund resistance against Boston clothing manufacturers.
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Pantmakers’ Union No. 12
Hanover Street
American Federation of Labor
Union No. 1
A. Baum
A. Sach
Garment Workers’ Council
Boston
Independent Bakers' Union No 5 Meets in Alpha Hall
The second meeting of Independent Bakers' Union No. 5 was held in Alpha Hall last evening. Thirty six names appear on the charter list and many applications are being investigated. It was voted to cooperate with Bakers' Union No 1 in a ball to be given soon. The next meeting will be held at 18 Essex street next Saturday at 8 p m.
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Bakers’ Union No. 5
Alpha Hall
Bakers’ Union No. 1
Essex Street
Mr. Miller
Springfield
Fred McCausland
Somerville
Massachusetts
Waltham
Brookline Woodlands
Reservoir
Suffolk
J. Stearns
Chauncy Street
F. W. Anderson
Washington Street
Tremont Street
Crooks of Buffalo
Boston Athletic Club
Quincy Club
South Boston
Brockton
Hingham
Newton
West Medford
Waban Cycle Club
E. Conant
W. Storey
R. Mansfield
E. Carpenter
W. Wragg
H. Finney
Victor Wheel Club
Boston
Blue Hill
Ed McDuffee
James Clark
Windle
Tyler
Fecitt
Roxbury Club
Wheeler
L. A
Allan Speirs
J. Companio
Samuel Webster
Medford
Regular Quarterly Session Call for Massachusetts Elks Assembly
A call has been issued to all local assemblies of the K of L in Massachusetts for the regular state assembly session to be held at Wells Memorial Hall on Tuesday October 18 at 10 am.
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K. of L
Massachusetts
Wells Memorial Hall
Freight Handlers Assembly Reports Reinstatements Citywide
At a meeting of Freight Handlers Assembly No 5572 at 53 Hanover Street yesterday afternoon the union reported that men are being reinstated in their pre drought positions and that work is generally better in all city sheds.
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Assembly No. 5572
Hanover Street
Union Meeting At 53 Hanover Street Addresses Benefits Of Organization
The Coal Handlers and Teamsters' Union held a gathering at 53 Hanover street yesterday afternoon with an engaging talk by Harry Lloyd of Carpenters' Union 33 on the benefits of organization. The speech emphasized solidarity and collective bargaining in labor affairs.
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Coal Handlers and Teamsters’ Union
Hanover Street
Harry Lloyd
Carpenters’ Union 33
Harvard Football Notes Herald Strong 11 and Schedules
Cambridge audience watches Harvard candidates practice positions as Harvard fields a large sturdy eleven. A corrected schedule lists Dartmouth, Exeter, Amherst, Bowdoin, Williams, Tufts, Brown, Cornell and B A A games from September to November. Longwood has not named a captain while Somerville High School and Yates begin practice games.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Dartmouth
Exeter
Amherst
Bowdoin
Williams
Tufts
Brown
Cornell
New York
Longwood
Somerville High School
Yates
Baseball Talk: Season Ends With West Tour Plans
Next Saturday winds up the baseball season as the Bostons plan a Westward tour facing a team to be managed by Jimmy Manning. Billy Long may play or umpire next season, while Arlie Latham may join Kelly and Jerome on stage. Beacon nine of Cambridge to rename for the next season. Tommy McCarthy missed from Badgton, praised for great play and luck in avoiding earlier injury.
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Bostons
Jimmy Manning
Billy Long
Billy
New Yorks
Arlie Latham
Kelly
Jerome
Beacon Nine
Cambridge
Tommy McCarthy
Badgton
Tommy
Athletic Gossip Switches to High Stakes Billiards Match
John Roberts will face Frank Ives in a 10 000 point English billiards bout for 1500 dollars and door receipts, starting October 2 and finishing October 7. In New Jersey, Dunellen bowling grounds hosted crack players from Boston, with one win and a later defeat for the visitors. Henry Schmehl sails to Europe to pursue a match with Grandin of France. Over 10 000 spectators watched the Shamrock ground in Montreal as the Capitols clinched the Canadian lacrosse world championship after a tough contest.
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John Roberts
Alfred de Oro
Roberts
Frank Ives
Dunellen
Plainfield
N. J
Boston
Henry Schmehl
Chicago
What has happened to banks in 1930s turmoil
Washington reports that from January to September 1930, 560 state and private banks in the United States failed. The data indicate widespread instability in the banking system as closures accelerate amid economic distress.
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Washington
United States
Mitchell Talks Move Toward Proposed Fight With Corbett
A long article traces steps toward a Corbett Mitchell bout with new articles signed by Mitchell and forfeit arrangements. It notes possible Governor Flower intervention and district attorneys aiming to block the Coney Island match, plus related boxing gossip about Hall Fitzsimmons and other near-future bouts and travel plans.
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Charley Mitchell
Mitchell
Coney Island
Corbett
Governor Flower
Dr. Parkhurst
Charley
Jim Hall
New York
Fitzsimmons
Newton
Hall
Fitz
Frank Slavin
London
Slavin
Dan Creedon
Grand Hotel
Brooklyn
Ridgway
Chicago
John A. Shorter
Coney Island Athletic Club
Austin Gibbons
Dick O’brien
Dick Burge
Patsey Sheppard
Burge
Hot Box Club
Joe Choynski
Bob Fitzsimmons
Choynski
Edmith
Smith
Goddard
Stanton Abbott
Andy Bowen
Crescent City
Olympic Club
Jack McAuliffe
Nelse Innes
Joe Lewis
Sears
Ross
Aleck Greggains
Boston
Rob Roy
Horse Race Card Slates Multiple Races and Weights
A detailed race card lists six events with multiple entrants and weights. First race one mile. Second five furlongs. Third selling six furlongs. Fourth six furlongs. Fifth five furlongs. Sixth six and one half furlongs. Entries include Rudolph Raceland Picknicker Comanche Highland Victorious Terri fier and many others with odds and weights.
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Rudolph
Raceland
Picknicker
Comanche
Highland
Terrifier
Dobbins
Halton
Flirtation
Melody
Longdale
Factotum
Discount
Pecksniff
St. Pat
Torchbearer
Nahma
Wah Jim
Chesapeake
Fairy
Bolero
Arab
Shadow
Fidelio
Longstreet
Tulsa Blackburn
Saragossa
Drum Major
Enfield
Hartford
Gordius
Anawanda
Miss Primrose
Florist
Innocent
Nancy Lee
Grampian
la Misere
Nonsense
the Jester
Peacemaker
Orinda
Tny Tim
Young Arion
Re Banner
Minnehaha
A of Sa
Adow
Reginald
Cliocolt
McCormack
Elmstone
Benjamin
St. Hubert
Transit
Berwyn
Mamie B. B
Karl
Fan King
Express
Emblem
Lumberman
Morning Glory
Gloriana
van Wart
Floyd Connors
Elizabeth
Jake Josephs
Marble
Clarius
Romeo
Proverb
Sadie W
Mary
Winifred Geldin
Themis
Darkness
Perrier Jouet
Lansing
Captain McChesney
Wheeler
Fidget
Sir Richard
Missess
Queen
Litle Nell
Bryan
Onyx
Industy
Toano
Mabel Glenn
Manserite
Watterson
Panway
Little Fred
Minnie J
Honest Tom
Gray Eagle
Tom Fin
Miss Kitty
Brown Idle
Climax
Fort Spartacus
Lee
Willle
Ed Connolly
Elect
Cheddar
Glitter S
Boowser Magic
Hazelhurst
Bayberry
Tube Rose
Nellie B
Edith Belmont
Mulhattan
Halcyon
Goldstep
Gravesend race insights prompt forecast and doubts
The notes suggest Rudolph shows enough class to win with Raceland and Comanche likely contending for second. Dobbins appears strong in the next event while Bare Glabra and Major seem favored in subsequent races. Doubts linger on Red Banner and the selling race outcomes.
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Rudolph
Raceland
Comanche
Dobbins
Mikstone
Young Arion
Red Banner
Prince Bismarck Resents Imperial Outreach in Kissingen
Berlin dispatch reports Count Herbert Bismarck and Count Rantau arriving at Kissingen as attempts by Emperor Franz Joseph and King of Saxony to heal the rift. Bismarck remains distrustful and defiant, seeking to reassert political strength while officials praise the outreach and hope for a reconciliation that may end the Berlin Friedrichsruhe feud.
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Berlin
Herbert Bismarck
Rantau
Kissingen
Bismarck
Franz Joseph
Saxony
Baden
Wurtemburg
Friedrichsruhe
Vossische Zeitung
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Bicycle clubs and moonlight runs dominate October events
Amateurs debate cash prizes and leadership as several clubs announce moonlight runs and entry plans. Suffolk, Quincy, and East Boston groups name officers and schedules while Windle and Tyler plan record bids. Osmond departs after a Teutonic visit.
Sunday Battle In Brooklyn Between Italian And Irish Labor Gangs
In Brooklyn on September second two gangs working for the Brooklyn City Railroad clashed at Nassau Street and Hudson Avenue. Italians led by Joseph Lugeretto fought Irish foremen led by Cusack, with projectiles and improvised weapons. Police arrested fifteen Italians and later Lugerette and four companions. Dozens watched as bricks and stones were hurled from a rooftop, injuring several bystanders.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn City Railroad Company
Nassau Street
Hudson Avenue
Joseph Lugeretto
Cusack
Lugerette
Forced to Leave Church Over Love Tragedy
Mrs W C Greene of Brooklyn was expelled from Beecher Memorial Church after a Friday prayer meeting. Robert Hanna, ex-president of the church trustees, killed himself amid infatuation for her. Greene, married sixteen years with one child, led church work and held prominent roles. letters of loving description were found in Hanna’s apartments after his death.
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New York
W. C. Greene
Robert Hanna
Beecher Memorial Church
Brooklyn
Hanna
Greene
King’s Daughters of the Church
Kingston Avenue
Trefethen Jury Outing for Change of Scene and Exercise
The twelve jurors from the Trefethen case, led by Deputies Fairbairn and Tidd, attended a sermon at Prospect Street Congregational Church in Cambridgeport, then rode back to East Cambridge. In the afternoon they enjoyed a three hour barge cruise through Mt. Auburn and surrounding areas. Deputies Fairbairn and Tidd previously supervised the jurors last year.
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Trefethen
John R. Fairbairn
John B. Tidd
Cushing
Court House
Prospect Street Congregational Church
Cambridgeport
D. N. Beach
W. H. Walsh
East Cambridge
Fairbairn
Tidd
Walsh
Mt. Auburn
Waverly
Belmont
Arlington
Fairbairn and
Maine Central workers to consolidate into single union
About two hundred Maine Central railroad employees met in Thayer's Hall this forenoon to discuss uniting the local orders. A committee was appointed to approach the railroad management and pursue consolidation into one organization behind closed doors.
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Waterville
Maine Central Railroad
Thayer’s
Maine Central
Hanlan's Career Ends as Champion Oarsman Retires
Edward Hanlan ex-champion oarsman retires from racing to devote time to training others. Born Toronto July 12, 1855, he rose from early trials with cut-riggers to world and American championships spanning 1877 to 1884, defeating foes like Ross, Plaisted, Trickett, Hawdon, Laycock, and Beach before ending active competition.
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Edward Hanlan
Hanlan
Toronto
St. Lawrence River
Wallace Ross
Ross
Fred A. Plaisted
Toronto Bay
Allegheny River
Pittsburg
Evan Morris
Plaisted
Riley
Ten Eyck
Pat Luther
John Kennedy
McKerr
Elliott
Hosmer
Harry Coulter
St. John
N. B
Courtney
Union Springs
England
John Hawdon
Thames
America
Pullman
Ill
Teemer
Australia
Beach
McKay
London Field Opinion on Valkyrie Vigilant America's Cup
London in a leader argues Valkyrie may lose in heavy wind and seas to Vigilant. Valkyrie tested little in rough water, sailed Aug. 3 with topmast housed and reefed sails behind Satanita, and bets show Vigilant favored in moderate breeze. Lt Henn of Galatea sails to observe match.
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London
Field
Valkyrie
Navahoe
Royal Yacht Squadron
Satanita
New York
Henn
America
American Wringer Co Advertises at Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertised as manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They offer repair services for all kinds of wringers and sweepers and promise prompt mail orders.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tariff bill plans to meet a $100 million deficit
Washington September 24 The House Ways and Means Committee begins shaping the tariff bill amid a looming annual revenue shortfall of more than 100 million dollars unless the sinking fund law is suspended or repealed. Members debate whether to raise internal taxes and where to trim duties, with a possible general reduction envisioned. A date for introduction is undecided, with January likely for enactment.
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and
David A. Wells
Wilson
National Democratic
House
Neponset Accident Claims Two Boys From High Street Home
The bodies of Bertie Gillies and Theo dore Bridge were taken to their Neponset homes on High street. Their deaths, described as awful, leave Mrs. Bridge and Mr. Bridge in deep affliction. Bertie’s mutilated head prevents facial recognition, a photograph resting over his coffin. The remains head to St John New Brunswick for funeral. Relics found by Bertie’s mother include a handkerchief and fishing line. Neighbors visit to comfort the mourners. the youths were known as lively, promising boys.
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Bertie Gillies
Theodore Bridge
Neponset
High Street
Mrs. Bridge
Mr. Bridge
Bertie
St. John
N. B
Bantams On The Scene At Coney Island Fight
George Dixon and Sally Smith arrived at Coney Island headquir ters for the next nights bout. Dixon from Boston with manager Tom O Rourke trainer Johnny Havlin sparring partner San Ashe and numerous Boston backers. Local judges rate Dixon's chances high while Smith is seen as stronger than Dixon and both are in fine condition.
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Coney Island
N. Y
George Dixon
Sally Smith
Dixon
Boston
Tom O’rourke
Johnny Havlin
San Ashe
Dan Saunders
Joe Lewis
Jimmy Colville
Mike Bradley
Lawrence
Dee Ordway
Howie Hodgkins
Dan Murphy
Captain Cooke
Jake Morse
Joe Tuttle
Boston Sports
Jimmy Carroll
Smith
Brooklyns Triumph as Kennedy Shines in Cincinnati Defeat
The Brook lyns defeated Cincinnati 13 to 3 with Kennedy pitching splendidly for Brooklyn. Attendance was 5104. Scoring by innings shows a strong Brooklyn performance while Cincinnati managed a late surge. Batter ies Kennedy and C Daly for Brooklyn, Cross and Vaughn for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyns
Cross
Kennedy
Brooklyn
C. Daly
Er- Vaughn
Quiet Sabbath Gambling Intercepted at Charlestown Wharf
Richard's wharf on Medford street Charlestown hosted a small game on a Sunday afternoon disrupted by Division 15 officers. One player was arrested. three onlookers named John Cameron Frank A Smith and Fred Sheehan were seized. Henry Hall faces gambling on the Sabbath Day charges. A Charlestown District Court hearing is scheduled today.
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Richard's Wharf
Medford Street
Charlestown
Division 15
John Cameron
Frank A. Smith
Fred Sheehan
Henry Hall
Exhibition of a simple, affordable dining table at Paine's
The article notes that a good dining table marks social progress and that leading authorities praise its value. It mentions an inexpensive, simple-constructed pattern on display this week at Paine's ware rooms, with a picture appearing in another column.
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Paine
Yellow fever death and two new cases reported in Brunswick
In Brunswick Georgia today a fatal yellow fever case was recorded along with two additional infections bringing the local health tally to three cases. Public health officials urge residents to take precautions as the outbreak is monitored.
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Brunswick
Wagner through service from Boston to Chicago and beyond
Boston train schedules list multiple through sleeping and dining cars to Albany Chicago and New York with vestibuled and buffet options. Night and day departures from Boston connect via Albany Detroit Cleveland and Springfield. Tickets at 232 Washington Street or Kneeland Street station, Boston.
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Boston
Wagner
Albany
Chicago
Utica
Toledo
Michigan Central R.R
Chipgo
L. A. & Mark
Cleveland
Vial
New York
New York Limited
Springfield
Washington St
Kneeland St
A.S. Hanson
Fall River
Binamers
Cmepan End
Pilgrim
Rullman
Arior
Descriptive Divorce Petition from Rose Barron in 1893
Rose E Barron of Boston sues for divorce from William R Barron after desertion since May 1 1889. They married January 17 1881 in Somerville and lived in Somerville and Boston. She seeks dissolution of the marriage and support relief per court order.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
Boston
Rose E. Barron
William R. Barron
Somerville
Commonwealth
William BR. Barron
Abelsant
William &. Barron
Rose BE
Barron
Notice in libel case before Massachusetts court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Superior Court directs libeliant to publish the libel and order in the Boston Post for three weeks and mail or serve an attested copy to the libellee William R. Barrop before the first Monday of November 1898, to show cause why action should not proceed.
Publication Notice in Libel Case in Cambridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Middlesex superior court notice requires libellant to publish the libel and order in the Boston Post weekly for three weeks and mail a registered copy to the libellee at his residence. The libellee must appear on the first Monday of November to show cause why the prayer in the libel should not be granted. The clerk certifies the true copy of the libel and order.
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Commonwealth OF
Isaac M. Girker
Boston
Suffolk
A. D
Isaac M. Dicker
Isaac M. Dirker
Sarah C . Hyacinthe Ringrose
Libellant
School Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Isaac M. Cicker
County of
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
Henry E. Bellew
ss—Superior Court
Theodore Jardine
Henry BD. Bellew
Tor
Maclesex
Lumina Ethier
Malden
Wilfrid Ethier
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Abellee
Mark
Middlesex, Ss
Cambridge
Theo. C. Hurd
Lien Action in Boston Court Over Stored Property
In Suffolk County Boston on Sept 12 1893 Tobias Wall peti tioners seek sale of 150 dish dryers 66 coffee urns and 24 food jars held by Hugh McConnell of East Orange New Jersey for storage charges totaling 145 dollars. Respondent nonresident ordered to appear Sept 30 to show cause why petition should not be granted. notice to be published in Boston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
John Tobias
William H. Wall
Tobias
Commonwealth
Orange
New Jersey
Boston Post
John F. Brown
O. G. Sleeper
Suit in Suffolk Court On Contract For 128.15 Dollars
At the Municipal Court on September 16 1892 Daniel P Gosline of Boston sues J C Palmer for 128 15 claimed as due January 23 1898. Defendant not found nor served. Court orders notice by publication in the Boston Post and a continued hearing on October 7. Clerk John F Brown and Assistant Oscean F Timlin sign.
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Commonwealth OF Massachuseits
Suffolk
Boston
Daniel P. Gosline
J. C. Palmer
Boston Post
John F. Brown
Oscan F. Timlin
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Clifton
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Providence Line
Andall
Park Square Station
Providence
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Wubi
Fitchburg R.R
Hoosac Tunnel
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Niagara Falls
Causeway Street
J. R. Watson
Concord
Merrimack
White and
Franceala Mountains
Lake Winnipesaukee
New England
Boston & Lewell K. KR
Causeway St
Manchester and Concord
New Boston
No. Weare and
Henniker
Manchester and
North Weare R.R
Portsmouth R.R
Hooksett
Suncook
Pitt Fields
Suncook Valley R. R
Nashua
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M. Tilton
Lakeport
Gredith
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Profile House
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Lake Champlain R.R
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Boston Pascent Agency
Rogersuilding
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Merrimack Valley
T. A. Mackinnon, Jr
E. Brown
Boston & Albany Railroad
A.T
William R. Barrop
Commonwealth OF Massachusevts
Eliza G. Jardine
Campbellton
New Brunswick
Theodore
Fuza G. Jardine
Geo. H. Ball
Theo C, Hurd
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