Boston Edges Reds as Errors Cost Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on Sept. 24 Smiths errors cost the Reds as Boston won by the margin they needed. Boston outbatted Cincinnati two to one while Cincinnati fielded well after three rough innings. The Reds failed to hit Stivetts though two runners reached base late. Attendance 723. The score:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Smith
Boston
Reds
Stivetts
Lowe
Duffy
Nash
Bannon
Er Ganzel
Eereeer
E. Latham
Wittrock
McPhee
Merritt
Massey
Dwyer
Fischer
Seeee
Connaugton
Ganzel
Annon
Stivetts Dwyer
McPhee Smith
Mr Massey
Connaughton
Tucker
McQuade
Chicago Rout Washington In Easy Af ternoon Baseball
Chicago defeated Washington 15 to 5 after pounding Stockdale with 20 hits. Hutchison showed power at bat and Stratton homered as Houseman signed with Washington. Attendance was listed at 400. Pitchers were Hutchison Schriver for Chicago and Stockdale Dugdale for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Stockdale
Hutchison
Stratton
Houseman
Oneen
Hutchison and Schriver
Dugdale
Cleveland Beats Baltimore In Nine Inning Tilt
Cleveland bats explode early with a 12 to 7 win over Baltimore as Childs slams a home run. McKean and Brodie ejected for fighting in the fourth. Attendance 500. Score by innings shows Cleveland leading 12 runs to 7 with 15 hits for Cleveland and 9 for Baltimore. Errors: Cleveland 5, Baltimore 2. Batteries: Cuppy Zimmer for Cleveland, Gleason Hawke and Robinson for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
McKean
Brodie
Childs
Baltimore
Cuppy
Zimmer
Gleason
Hawke
Robinson
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyns Behind Menafee's Strong Start
Pittsburg won 10 to 3 as Menafee limited Brooklyns except for one inning. Attendance was 110. Pittsburg had 14 hits and 4 errors while Brooklyn had 6 hits and 3 errors. Batteries were Menafee and Weaver for Pittsburg with Stein and Kinslow for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Brooklyns
Menafee
Brooklyn
Weaver
Stein
Kinslow
Giants Tie With Louisville as Darkness Ends Game
Louisville fought New York in a tight contest, the Giants winning on seventh inning errors. Knell and Meekin pitched well, Gilbert hit a homer, and darkness halted play after the first half of the eighth. Attendance 150. Final: New York 56 Louisville 67. Hits equal at seven. errors New York two, Louisville six. Batteries Meakin Farrell Knell Cote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New York
Giantts
Knell
Meekin
Gilbert
New Yorkin
Ccs
Louisvillé
Meakin
Farrell
Cote
Philadelphia pummels Clarkson in three games in St Louis
Philadelphia hitters pounded Clarkson for enough runs to win three straight games in St Louis. Johnson pitched well for Philadelphia while Ely and Sullivan homered. Attendance around 500. Final scores indicate a strong Philadelphia offense and several fielding errors by St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Clarkson
Johnson
Ely
Sullivan
Buckley
Twineham
Triumph for Orioles Returns in Torchlit Baltimore Welcome
The Orioles arrive from Chicago on a special Baltimore & Ohio car with a 20000 strong West Virginia and Maryland crowd awaiting. Torchlit processions, fireworks, open carriages for ladies, a two hour handshake at the Armory, a banquet at the top hotel, a benefit show, and high demand tickets mark the homecoming. Ex-Postmaster Johnson chairs the reception committee amid liberal merchant support and heavy betting with New Yorkers. Players to receive over 2000 each from cup receipts, subscription funds, and the benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago
Baltimore & Onion
West Virginia
Maryland
Fifth Regiment
Swellest
Johnson
Principal buyers and sale images highlighted in auction
The report notes principal buyers and features photographs of Rob Inson, Jennings, and McGraw who had the heaviest sale. The emphasis rests on the attendees and standout bidding activity at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson, Jennings and
McGraw
Boston players deny joining new York league team
Cincinnati reports quote Tommy McCarthy and Hugh Duffy as indignant at rumors they and other Boston players signed with the proposed New York league. They emphasize business in Boston and say it would be folly to play elsewhere. Captain Billy Nash Manager Selee and others deny knowledge of the signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tommy McCarthy
Hugh Duffy
Bostons
New York
Boston
Billy Nash
Selee
New Bedford tops Fall River in opener on Olympic Field
New Bedford defeated Fall River 9 to 4 in the first extra game at Olympic Field in front of 1500 fans. New Bedford pounded Stafford while Fall River could not string hits off Driscoll. Batteries were Driscoll and Ryan for New Bedford and Stafford and Bergen for Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Fall River
Olympic Field
Stafford
Fall Rivers
Driscoll
Driscoll and Ryan
Bergen
English Eleven Beats Philadelphia By 181 Runs In Cricket Test
At Merion Cricket Club, Haverford, Lord Hawke's English eleven defeated Philadelphia by 181 runs. England totaled 422 runs across two innings while Philadelphia made 291. Key scores included Mordaunt 62 and Whitwell 12, with Mordaunt praised for his brush with the boundary. A return match is scheduled for Friday, Saturday, and Monday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lord Hawke
Mordaunt
Bardswell
Whitwell
Ralston
Philadelphians
Patterson
Muir
Bathurst
Wood
Hilliard
Bohlen
Wright
Brown
Noble
King
Clark
Scott
Bailey
Boston Loss Leaves Lowell to Host Lord Hawke Team
Massachusetts Cricket Association prepares for a North American match with Lord Hawke's English team in Lowell on October 6 and 8. Committee names possible players from Lowell, Boston, B A A, Lynn, Harvard, Brockton, Dover and Andover clubs to form a strong All Massachusetts squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lord Hawke
Lowell
Country Club
Brookline
Massachusetts Cricket Association
Hart
Mr. Merritt
George Wright
Massachusetts Association
Merritt
Wright
Philadelphia
All-Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Fairburn Brothers
Comber
Cracknell
Lott Mansfield
Thomas Pettitt
Chambers
Lawrence Haughton
Simmons
Shepherdson
Brooks
Hays
Lynn
Clark
Harvard
Keene
Hunter
Brockton
Bruce
Andover
Howard
Boston Zingari
Mystic Park Set for New England Stallion Race
Tomorrow’s Mystic Park program features a $15,000 stallion race with Arion Directum and Nelson as likely starters. Malcolm Forbes’s $15000 beauty Budd Doble says reports of a cold are exaggerated. track conditions are prime and Seth Griffin oversaw recent reconstruction. Alix absent. Salisbury reports distance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Arion
Directum
Nelson
Budd Doble
Malcolm Forbes
Fettle
Palo Alto
Seth Griffin
Alix
Salisbury
Opening day promises good sport at speedway card
From Burg to Boston the distance is deemed too great for a short break before racing. Today marks the opening day with five races on the programme and fast horses entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Ill
Boston
Jerome Park Meets Opens With Foul Ride Scorecard
The fall meeting of the American Jockey Club at Jerome Park began with the Jerome special pitting M I Dwyer’s Harry Reed against Colonel Ruppert’s Gotham. In a disqualifying finish, Harry Reed was moved back to second after Simms fouled wheels at the club house dip, Gotham awarded the win. Simms fined 200 dollars and banned for the rest of the meet. Other races saw Stonewell, Black Hawk, Parthenia, Manchester, Tuscan, Sir Excess, Banquet, Adelbert, Arab, St Michael, Armitage, Halton and Pulitzer placing with times recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Park
N. Y
American Jockey Club
Jerome
M. I. Dwyer
Harry Reed
Colonel Ruppert
Gotham
Stonewell
Black Hawk
Parthenia
Kennel
Manchester
Sir Excess
Banquet
Simms
Adelbert
Arab
St. Michael
Armitage
Halton
Pulitzer
Narragansett Park Race Purse Set at 5000 for Opening Day
Providence Sept 24 The Narragansett Racing Association to run the meeting opening Oct 2 offers a 5000 purse for Henry of Navarre Domino and Clifford or any two of them at a mile or more to be run on opening day. J M Crosby manager confirms the plan and purse distribution for second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Narragansett Racing Association
Narragansett Park
J. M. Crosby
Henry of Navarre
Domino
Clifford
Horses Leave Galesburg Meet as Salisburg Team Shipped
Galesburg meet closed with many horses sent to Columbus and Davenport. The standout race was the $15,000 Futurity for two year olds won by Pansy McGregor who defeated Impetuous, a favored bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ill
Alix
Salisburg
Columbus
Robert J
Joe Patchen
Davenport
Pansy McGregor
Impetuous
Portrait Gallery Pugilists Hit Boston Printed Goodwill Boom
The Portrait Gallery of American Pugilists Part 1 sells 50 000 copies sent to London and 25 000 sold in Philadelphia. Corbett praises the text by Billy Edwards with lavish plates. Price 26 cents, Post offers 15 cents with coupon. Part 2 Sullivan number ready. boxing news continues with Dobbs Butler rematch plans and Lynn club statements amid boxing fever in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portrait Gallery of
Boston
London
Philadelphia
Boston Post
Corbett
Billy Edwards
Post
Sullivan
Mike Scannell
Kirtland Athletic Club
Lynn
Dobbs-Butler
Kirtland Club
Scannell
New Orleans
Stanton Abbott
Jack Hverhardt
Olympic Club
Buffalo
N. Y
Harry Tracey
Tommy White
Chicago
Jack Robinson
Triangle Club
Jimmy Barry
Jack Moran
Brooklyn
Butte City
Mont
Harry Jones
Cal Hawkins
Jack Mahoney
Bob Ahearn
Galveston (Tex.) Athletic Club
Jimmy Mitchell
Jimmy Fox
B. J. Buckley
Charlestown
Frank Ward
Lafayette Boxing Meeting Opens Season Novice Show
Lafayette Social and Athletics Club will stage the first novice boxing show of the season on Monday October 1. The amusements committee led by President Michael McLoughlin and officers announced a solid card with catchweights and six round bouts featuring Danny McLaughlin J W Haley Charlestown N Sandiario Annino Costello Mullin Mahoney Mace Daley Lally McGrail McCoy and Martin Steele among the competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Social and Athletics Club
Michael McLoughlin
Charles Curran
Michael McCarron
John Haggerty
E. Duffy
James Havlin
Thomas J. Murphy
Danny McLaughlin
J. W. Haley
Charlestown
N. Sandiario
Thomas J. Annino
Charles R. Costello
Joe Mullin
Steve Mahoney
Bert Mace
Chelsea
James Daley
Lally
Unknown
McGrail and McCoy
Martin and Steele
Lynn Mayor Involves Underground Wires Issue
Mayor Harwood of Lynn takes a hand in a proposed ordinance granting New England Telephone underground wiring. A special Common Council meeting is set for next Tuesday evening. if not settled then, a special meeting of both branches will be convened every evening until a conclusion is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwood
Lynn
New England Telephone Company
Common Council
Evry
Boston & Albany Exe Ion Teew York Trip
October 9 marks a Boston and Albany excursion to New York via Albany and Judson River with return through Fall River. Tickets offered at a stated price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
York
Albany
Judson River
Fall River
Hearing in murder case of Foster suspects opens
In Lowell Sept 24 the Police Court heard Patrick Sullivan, Patrick Foley, and Cornelius Neagle of Somerville charged with killing Burlington milkman Deroy Foster on Sept 11. The session drew a record crowd and featured identification by Constable Everett Livingston of Neagle holding the horse used in the shooting. The court adjourned to 9:30 tomorrow with 27 government witnesses yet to be examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Patrick Sullivan
Patrick Foley
Cornelius Neagle
Somerville
Deroy Foster
Burlington
Hadley
Billerica
Francis Curran
Woburn
Foley
Wier
Everett Livingston
Charles A. Nichols
Henry P. Cox
Livingston
Neagle
Messrs. Cox
Nichols
Foster
Lexington
Billerica Centre
Witness
Cox
James Coulter
George Smith
North Woburn
Woburn Centre
Curran
Henry Pryor Cox
Obituaries Note Dense With Names and Dates
Notices from Boston area obituaries list Eleazer H Atwood aged 76 Sarah J Bradford J H Cameron J Cameron Roxbury death ages plus Abi B Miller at 73 Dorchester Street Sept 22 28 23 28 22 imply multiple local figures dying in late September with familial ties and addresses
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Atwood
Hast Posten
Eleazer H. Atwood
Bradford
Cambridge
Sarah J
Jussell Bradford
J. H
Dorchester Street
South
Boston
Abi B. Millers
Along the Water Front Afloat in Boston Harbor
Reports from Cape Cod describe Captain Crocker seeking a whale carcass for embalming by a team of scientists. The damaged steamer J Putnam Bradlee faces about $3000 in repairs, with six steamers idle awaiting charter.
Reading Plan for Reading Railroad Reorganization
The plan was finalized at four meetings in New York. Receivers will seek court indorsement in Philadelphia tomorrow. Ten million dollars will be raised via collateral trust bonds from the treasury. Stockholders must subscribe funds and surrender stock to empower the Olcott committee to elect a majority of directors until coupons on the general mortgage bonds are redeemed. Afterward one third of directors will be named by each group: general mortgage bondholders, income mortgage bondholders, and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia & Reading
Philadelphia
Olcott Committee
General
Income
Murderer Caught After Letter Tracked Across Border
J R Ouette, who killed Daniel Thibaudeau at Jays Bridge near Lewiston Maine three weeks earlier, was captured with help from Lewiston postal authorities. After fleeing through the bush to Quebec, he lived under an assumed name while seeking money from his Maine wife. Deputy Sheriff Blake traced him to Grandmere Quebec after intercepted letters led to his arrest.
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Three Rivers
Que
J. R. Ouelette
Daniel Thibaudeau
Jays Bridge
Lewiston
Thibaudeau
Ouelette
Quebec
Quebec City
Montreal
Grandmere
Maine
Blake
Newsboy Billy Cohen Crushed by Team in City Accident
William Cohen, a young newsboy admired by peers for leaping onto swiftly moving cars, was grievously injured when a Hotel and Railroad News Company's team ran over his legs yesterday. He lies in a hospital in a dangerous condition as investigators review the incident and the boys recount his risky feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cohen
Post
Cohen
South End
Wichie
Hotel and Railroad News Company
Billy Cohen
Funeral of John Bryant of Charlestown
The funeral for John Bryant an elderly and respected Charlestown citizen who for over forty years ran an undertaker business was held at his Wood street home yesterday afternoon. He was a prominent Odd Fellow and member of the Training Field School Association and Veteran Firemen's Association with large attendance. Rev. Arthur S. Burrows conducted the services. Pallbearers from Bunker Hill Lodge Bunker Hill encampment I O F and the veteran firemen represented included KE. B. Stetson E. F. Nichols E. P. Oakes William Howell Hiram Cranch Henry Orne Howard Phippen and George Tague. Burial followed at Woodlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bryant
Charlestown
Wood Street
Old Training Field School Association
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Arthur S. Burrows
First Baptist Church
KE. B. Stetson
E. F. Nichols
E. P. Oakes
William Howell
Bunker Hill Lodge
Bunker Hill
Hiram Cranch
Henry Orne
Howard Phippen
George Tague
Woodlawn
Old Customs Come Again Tester Bed Steads Ataine’s
Readers recall the demand for long case clocks which rose a dozen years ago and remain popular. Now 4 posted Tester Bed steads attract attention as a beautiful design just introduced at Ataine’s on Canal Street at a low price. We foresee the tester bed becoming as favored as the tall clock.
Murderer Wilson to face electrocution at Auburn
Charles F. Wilson, convicted of killing Detective James Harvey, was sentenced by Judge Williams to be electrocuted at Auburn prison during the week beginning November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracush
N. Y
Charles F. Wilson
James Harvey
Williams
Auburn Prison
Turpins in Toils and West End Crackdown
A bold Division 6 robbery ends with three suspects in custody after Thomas Clark loses a $20 silver watch on Dorchester Avenue. Clark’s cries bring an officer. James Callahan and Michael Fitzgibbons are arrested on larceny charges. In the West End Captain Wescott seeks to clear disreputable houses as four couples are fined $20 each after a Sunday visit to Mary B H Leary’s alleged establishment. a warrant for Leary follows for appearance in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 6
Thomas Clark
Dorchester Avenue
James Callahan
Michael Fitzgibbons
West End
Wescott
Mary BH. Leary
East Boston Blaze Destroys Pratt Smelting Works
A fire at L. T. Pratt smelting and refining works at 412 Border Street East Boston gutted the one story frame building after a 90 minute battle. The blaze damaged Herman Drake & Co store stock of clap boards and planking. Insurance covered Pratt's $3000 loss. Drake & Co. faced about $809 in damage. origin remains undetermined but chimney defect suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Pratt
Border Street
Boston
Joseph Gurriaro
Pratt
John Drake
East Boston
Hurley
Herman Drake & Co
L. T. Pratt & Co
Drake & Co
Baptist Social Union gathers for regular meeting in Berkeley Hall
The 301th regular meeting of the Baptist Social Union convened yesterday at 4 30 p m in Berkeley Hall Odd Fellows building Tremont and Berkeley streets. After a social hour and dinner by caterer Harvey Blunt a 6 20 p m business meeting featured addresses by Deacon George W Chipman Tremont Temple Rev M F Johnson Central Church Middleboro Rev J K Wilson First Church Melrose and Rev Robert Cameron Carey Avenue Church Chelsea. The annual ladies night festival is set for Monday Oct 29 in Odd Fellows and Berkeley halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Social Union
Berkeley Hall
Odd Fellows
Tremont and
Berkeley Streets
Harvey Blunt
George W. Chipman
Tremont Temple
M. EF. Johnson
Central Church
Johnson preps for mile world record attempt amid gale
John S. Johnson planned another mile world record attempt at the Waltham track with flying start and pacemakers but a strong gale disrupted the trial. Rival Harry Tyler from Springfield arrived with trainers and pacemakers and began training. Both expect to lower records with improved pacing and anticipate a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Johnson
Waltham
Harry Tyler
Springfield
Johnson
Giant Clothing Sale At 91 Summer Street
A mammoth bankrupt sale of clothing draws thousands to 91 Summer Street. Crowd grows as the merchants plan to boost staff to serve shoppers who were de prived of bargains yesterday. Stock is new with unprecedented clothing bargains for the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
91 Summer Street
Marion Dixon To Face Larceny Charge In Waltham Court
Marion Dixon, about 19, will appear in Waltham Police Court for sentence on larceny from her employer of a silk dress and other items. She admits taking slippers and a ring from Mrs. Morrill of Brighton, denies the dress, and claims no known friends or family to aid her case. The hearing was continued to seek a sympathetic contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Dixon
Waltham
Morrill
Brighton
Chelsea youth held on assault charge after knife wound
Daniel A. Hall was arrested at his Williams street Chelsea home yesterday morning and held for trial on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon against his cousin John H. Hanscom. Hanscom remains in Somerville Police Court custody with a severe knife wound to the abdomen, but shows potential for recovery if there is no infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Hall
Williams Street
Chelsea
John H. Hanscom
Somerville
Hanscom
National Unitarian Conference Opens in Saratoga
The fifteenth biennial meeting of the national conference of the Unitarian and other Christian churches began in the village hall of Saratoga. The biennial sermon was delivered by Rev. Prof. Francis G. Peabody of Harvard University on “The Summons to the Deep,” from Luke 5:4-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
National Conference of the Unitarian and Other Christian Churches
Village Hall
Francis G. Peabody
Harvard University
Trains Delays Spurred Action Paused by Commissioners
Residents of Everett and Somerville protest Boston and Maine delays at Main street and Rutherford avenue Charlestown. Railroad commissioners hear evidence and postpone action to allow the company to remedy the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Somerville
Boston & Maine Road
Main Street
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Davis and Foster to Wed on Pleasant Street
The marriage of Mr. I. R. Davis to Miss Annie Foster is set for October 3 at the home of Miss Foster’s uncle in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Davis has long been connected with Mr. John Leighton, the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Davis
Annie Foster
Miss Foster
Pleasant Street
Portsmouth
N. H
Davis
John Leighton
Food for Press at World's Food Fair Opens Oct 1
New England press gathering at Grocers' Exchange previews the Mechanics Building fair set to open October 1. A. C. Dowse presides as press agent with George H. Bond and A. Lovell sharing leadership roles. Mrs. Richardson highlights home department value and children's artificial food. Major Oakes leads parade plans. 700 merchants sign joiners, 200000 expected attendees, with Governor Greenhalge to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Building
Press of
New England
A. C. Dowse
Fadette
Ethel Atwood
Caroline Nichols
Dowse
George H. Bond
A. J. Lovell
E. A. Richardson
James Cheesman
Anna Barrows
Carrie M. Dearborn
M. A. Boland
M. B. Tobey
D. A. Lincoln
Montana
Ada Rehan
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Wee
Pittsb
Eter
Kington
Triumphant Orioles
Boston Mek
Mystic
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St. Blanchard & Farrar
Bock
Faneuil
Exodus
Abbott and Everhardt
Lafayette
Illinois
Wilson Bros
Old Colony
Tremont Row
Marry ME
Lugile
Beyer—Glaab
Shawmuttreet Church
Louis B. Schwarz
Joseph Beyer
Louise Glaab
Fletchman—White
E. &. Young
J. P
John J. Fletchman
Martha E. White
Captain Crocker
Putnam
Cape Cod
Provincetown
J. Putnam Bradlee
Oliver Bowden
Strathpey
Ethelred
Baracoa
Kingston
Adria
Georg Dumois
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Sylvester Cotter
Amos T. Bickford
Maud Pye
Marquand’s Yard
David Simpson
Boston Towboat Company
Mystic River
Sagamore
Fenton
Liverpool
Warren
Chand Junction
Hoosac Tunnel
Erastus Baldwin
William J. Cameron
Sullivan Lawin
Lexington Street
Captain Atwood
Wilson
East Boston Blaze
L. T. Pratt Smelting Works
Bicycle Notes
Prof. Peabody OF
Hallock
Medical Institute and Museum of Anatomy
Court St
D. Prb.hallock & CO
Museum of Anatomy
Dr. Hallock & Co
Thumim
Court Street
Nant Dape
Indapo
Oriental Medical Co
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Hanover St
Weeks & Potter Co
Washington St
Food For Press
Mechanics’ Hall
Mass
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