Follies of Fashion Show Neat Practical Millinery
The season’s millinery leans toward neat practical style with Paris models showing sailor hat influence. Hats feature bent brims, large yellow chiffon bows, silk raches, and ostrich accents. broader shapes return with box pleated ribbons and ornate backs. Luxurious wraps in camel hair, silk plush, velvet, and brocades dominate, with sable, marten and Persian lamb trims. Messrs. Hollander & Co. offer the season’s top lines and new Hall's Bazar Collar Foundations for Medici collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ulster
Messrs. L. P. Hollander & Co
Messra. RK. & J. Gilchrist
Boston Theatre crowd for Old Homestead repeat show
The Boston Theatre was crowded again last night for the repeated Old Homestead. Box office lines formed with a cabalistic warning of 5. R. A., and seating for Margaret Fleming at Chickering Hall next Monday week goes on sale starting Wednesday at Chickering's Tremont Street house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Old Homestead
Margaret Fleming
Chickering Hall
Bickering
Wateroome
Tremont Street
Sieun
Suffolk
Thomas
Kelley
Moston
County of
Boston Post
Sunffolk
Jenat
Coal miners of Pittsburg district push wage demand
About 9000 miners in the Pittsburg railroad district will seek higher pay at a convention in the city next Tuesday, a decision reached at a large meeting in Mansfield, Pennsylvania held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitit
Penn
Pittsburg
Mansfield
Yester
Republican convention at Lincoln praises Blaine and proclaims policy
In Lincoln Nebraska on September 25 the Republican State convention chaired by Watson and temporary chairman Thummel urged support for Blaine as the next president. The platform backed Harrison, silver coinage restrictions, reciprocity with the Americas, protective tariffs, railroad regulation, anti trust measures, and Nebraska’s World’s Columbian Exposition efforts while denouncing the Democratic party and urging Nebraskans to unite for Republican reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincomn
Neb
Watson
State Central Committee
Omaha
United States
Blaine
George W. Thummer
Grand Island
Thummell
Harrison
America
James G. Blaine
William McKinley
Ohio
Spanish Indies
Nebraska
Democratic Party
Newberry
Supreme Court
South
Republican Party of
Insolvent Australian Mercantile Loan Co Probed
Melbourne Sept 25 An inquiry into the Australian Mercantile Loan Company reveals hopeless insolvency due to fraudulent management. Large sums were loaned without security. Assets are about 200000 with liabilities estimated at 600000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australian Mercantile Loan Company
Sculptor commissioned to create Channing statue for Newport
Newport Sept 25 special to the Post reports sculptor W Clark Noble has been commissioned to prepare a statue of William Ellery Channing for the city. The project cost is $18,000. The anonymous donor, believed to be a Boston resident who summers in Newport, wishes to remain unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
W. Clark Noble
William Ellery Channing
Boston
Train collision near Bergos kills teens and hurts many
An express train between Bergos and San Sebastian collided with a combined goods and passenger train. Fourteen people were killed and twenty four injured in the crash. The accident was blamed on a switchman’s blunder, who has been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapuio
Bergos
San Sebastian
Stover-Werlie Wedding At East Boston Home
Misa Lucie F Stover daughter of Mr and Mrs Wanton H Stover married Otto A Wehrie Thursday evening at the bride parents 266 Lexington Street East Boston The ceremony was by Rev J W Hamilton D D pastor of the Saratoga Street M E Church A reception followed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lucie F. Stover
Wanton H. Stover
Otto A. Wehrie
Lexington Street
Boston
J. W. Hamilton
D.D
Saratoga Street
M. KE
Typhoid Fever Rages In Morgantown West Virginia
Typhoid fever sweeps Morgantown with reports that Dr. E M Turner president of the State University is near death. Professor Emory of manual training and Dr E M Courtney, a prominent elderly man, are seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Morgantown
E. M. Turner
The
State University
Emory
Agsachusetta
E. M. Courtney
O'Connor Wins International Sculling in New Westminster
In New Westminster British Columbia on September 26 O'Connor won the international sculling race in 20m 6 5. Hanian finished two lengths behind the Dutch, the Australian trailed Hanian by ten lengths, and Stevenson was fourth. The three mile course included a turn on Frazer ver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster
B. C
O'Connor
Hanian
Dutch
Stevenson
Frazer
Shipping News and Arrivals at Boston Harbor
Shipping news reports arrivals and cleared vessels at Boston Port on Friday September 26, listing steams including Simon Dumotlsa Kanitz Banes from Cuba and Chatham from Baltimore, tug operations, coastwise and foreign steamers, and high water observations as ships proceed to and from Portland, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia with cargoes of fruit oil passengers and ballast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Dumotlsa
Nor
Kanitz
Banes
Cuba
Seaverns & Co
Chatham
Baltimore
Norfolk
Todse
A M Graham
Maverick
Cabell
Philadelphia
Maverick Oil Works
H M Whitney
Hallett
New York
Moise
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Tremont
Craig
Ortland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Joshua Lovett
Magee
Rondout
Alice
Albany
Sandford
Nulty
Pequest
Hopatcong
Hoboken
Aoe
G Hark
Sith
Brunswick
Gaptean
Myronus
Chatto
Irene
Messervey
Win H Allison
Kenniston
Elizgabethport
NH Skinner
Phinney
Tiverton
Weymouth
Gertrude Abbott
Cobb
Annie B Mitchell
Burdick
Frankin
Kelley
ME Eldridge
Keiley
Sen Charile Stedman
Mitchell
Lanesville
Lucy May
Wilson
Cherryfield
Samaria
Fenwick
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Sama
Hansen
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit Co
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Schs Wendell Burpee
Cameron
Prescott
Isr
Krb
St Joho
Rai 20
Loastwise
Rialto
Alcester
Turness
Calvin Austin
Portland
F Williams
Oliver Mount
Foley
St Sunon’s Island
Gary Hatheway & Co
Luther
Roby
Clark
Linnell
Wm T Donnell
Davia
Rockport
Charleston
John 5
Emery & Co
State of Maine
Eastland St
Jacob M Haskell
Kennebec
Newport News
John Anes
Haracre Brown
Minstrel
James Boyce, Jr
South Shore
Watch Lee
Ellen Metryan
Wenonah
Olive Avery
Highland Light
Charles Novle
Simmons
Llizabeth
Lee
John M Moore
Charles A Campbell
Portamouth
Annie
Reuben
Perth Amboy
Salem
Natsteader
Newport
Wiscassett
A W Ellis
Seb Lottie
International S. S. Co
Boston
Maine Railroad
Lastport
Salt tonnage light but meets needs in petroleum trade
New York reports a light salt tonnage supply yet adequate for present wants with demand from the petroleum trade for deep water tonnage. Market remains steady and steamers look promising. Notable charters include ships to Rio de Janeiro and Dunkirk, plus coal and lumber movements, with private terms noted for several vessels. San Francisco notes a bark charter to Cork Havre or Antwerp at 40 shillings. Baltimore and Philadelphia report charters for phosphate and coal to mobile, New York, Boston, and Savannah with private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orig
Iio Janeiro
Capetown
Carolina
Ensacola
Rio Janeiro
Philadelphia
Dunkirk
San Francisco
Robert S Beshard
Cork
Havre
Antwerp
Baxttmone
Sachs
Mobile
Ian Lawrence
Harriet C. Kirwan
Savannah
Charles L. Mitchell
Boston
Laura C Anderson
Salem
Transatlantic shipping notices and arrivals
Maritime timetable itemizing ships sailing to New York and other ports from Bordeaux Bordeaux London and beyond with vessels from Tancarville Cyprus Rebecca Crowell Lakefield Havilah M E Cox Drumblair Ragna E A O Brien Capenhurst Arlington Seaforth Restituta Madre Grundloven Nellie Lrett and more including cargoes to Lobester Halifax and Kingston and passenger movements aboard Cunard Canara and North German lines with local fisheries at LOUCESTER and mentions of fish catches and cargo totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Cade
Bordeaux
Tancarville
New York
Barknow
Cyprus
Barry
Rebecca Crowell
Southard
Greenock
Bowling
Scotland
Lakefield
Portland
Cape Town
Havilah
Richardson
Colombo
M & E Cox
Thurber
Calcutta
Dunkirk
Drumblair
Beall
San Francisco
Dantzic
Ragna
Nor
Fleetwood
E A O’brien
New
Pratt
Porlaboro
Liverpool
Capenhurst
Jones
Newcastle
Manila
St Katherine
Frazier
Nsw
Moville
City of Rome
Ist
Marseilles
Arlington
Boston
Leach
Trapani
United States
Queenstown
Seaforth
Sunfiths
Ore
Limrick
Stockholm
Cashier
Russ
Notice to Mariners Baltimore Maine lightship missing
Captain Bacquet of the Atlantic Transport Line reports at 10 pm Tuesday while on the run from Philadelphia that the winter quarter lightship was missed from its position. He confirmed the lightship's location by soundings three quarters of a mile east of its position Assvoague Light plainly visible at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bacquet
Atlantic Transport Line
Maine
Philadelphia
Two New Vapor Vessels Near Launch For Steamship Company
In Wilmington Delaware preparations for a Providence and Stonington Steamship Company pair are advancing. One hull will be launched by November and the other nearing the block in a few weeks. The combined cost is about half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Providence & Stonington Steamship Company
Nov l
Othe Block
Collision off Cape Cod and salvage dispute over towing
Reports describe a collision between steamer Alfred Dumois and schooner Charles A Campbell near Cape Cod yesterday. The Boston Towboat Company settled its salvage claim against the bark Olive Mount for 2600 dollars after the crew refused 30 dollars each, asserting a salvage right. The tug Win MH Sprague was deemed overbuilt for wrecking and fire duties and the crew were discharged. Captain Taylor remains in command. Other notes cover vessels Galvan, Kinma & Witherell, and various port sightings and salvage actions across Halifax, Green's Landing, and Philadelphia ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dumois
Charles A Campbell
Cape Cod
Boston Towbroat Company
Olive Mount
Boston
Sprague
Taylor
Townsend
American Union
Lost
Ashebille
Halifax
John Munroe
William McNair
Kinma
Pani
Miste
Black Point
Green's Landing
Caroline C
Tremont
Calais
Weer Island
Chia Port
Jane McCrea
Fawn
Morgan
Miramichi
la Havre
New York
Kalena
Pictou
Tatamagouche
Philadelphia
Mithassel
Maverick
Larrabee
Charleston
Valparaiso
Keweenaw
Rio Janeiro
San Iero
Cal
Coronel
Rockland
Daniel Simmons
George A Gilchrist
Arthur Wardwell
Hiram Dunton
Port Hawkesbury
Carleton Bell
Wood
Boothbay
Domestic Ports Ship Indiana to Portland and more
Shipping notices list vessels sailing and clearing from Atlantic ports to New York Boston Philadelphia and abroad. Entries include Indiana Colley bound for Portland Maine Scotia Susan Jarrett Norfolk etc with numerous schooners and steamers sailing Sept 24 25 26 from Bath Baltimore New Bedford Newport News New York and Portland Maine among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Indiana
Colley
New York
Portland
Apalachicola
Fla
Bark
Scotia
Liebke
West
Africa
Susan Bb Ritchie
Brown
Posten
Bath
Harold L Berry
Hartford
Ethel F Hawley
Kelly
W Morse
Rodick
Norfolk
A B Sherman
Hizeins
Baltimore
Bessie OC Beach
MacKeague
Philadelphia
Bangor
Hatiuie May
Boston
Charlotte Juck
Yal
Jane
Stamford
Annie R Lewis
Newark
Swis Robbons
J Paine
James O' Donahue
James Neilson
Boothbay
Boothbay Harbor
Swhs
Velina
Calais
New Bedford
Lincoln
Mulbridge
Lynn
Annie M_ Previa
New Wesford
Mary Willie
Wortsmouth
M AL Rogers
Winterport
Julia
Martha
Caleis Tordo
John W Garrett
Foster
Aches
Luella Wood
Spaulaing
Charleston
Coneeuh
Southard
Rangor
Charles F Mayer
Lorchester
Liverpool
William Lawrence
Savanpen
Josephine
Sarah l Feil
Gothit
Hamburg
Deptford
Mendelasohn
Rotterdam
Midlothian
Antwerp
Havana
Sarah DP
J Rawson
French
Newburyport
Walker Armington
Drinkwater
Providence
Martin Smith
Marshall
Steamera Acuba
Havre
Cartilagenian
Minnesota
London
Queensmore
Livermoor
Care Colonna
New Orleans
John J Marsh
Whitier
Matanzas
Brunswick
James Judge
Davidson
I A Hussey
Hodgdon
Weymouth
Sullivan
Franconia
Young
Franklin
Crabtree
Uickford
John G Connor
Washington
Green Hill
Sucha
John Martin
Chestertown
Fawara
Martin
RK Spedden
Centennial
Carrie IL
Glyde
McNally
Newport News
Colchester
Mahon
Harbadoes
Ogden
New Haven
Newport
Skinner
Tiverton
Narragansett
Newbury Port
Charles A Dyer
William EH Cross
Gloucester
Hawkes
G K Green
St Mitchell
Sand River
Alauddin
Boaton
New Beedford
Solis Hastings
Cory
Pate York
Thomas # Pollard
Jarman
Shiladelphi
Agnes E Manson
Manson
Ida C Sehovlcraft
Moore
Energy
Cook
Moncton
Vic
Bark St Croix
Santos
Sehs
Mrudenell
Richardson
Halifax
Myrtlen
Morris
Lunenburg
Gilchrist
St John
Maud Malloch
Meader
Everett
Eaton
Port Johnson
Abbie H Tlodgdon
Dodge
Littie A Watford
Handy
New Medford
Henry Lemuel
Jarvis
Hattie Harbour
Shipman
Hoboken
Dangor
Mary
Kerrigan
Weehawken
Portamouth
Nil
HT Townsend
Smith
Sarah Lo Davis
Ryder
Amboy
Belfast
Jonathan Cone
Sherman
Iaverhill
Catherine
Duffy
Elizabethport
Blue Hil
Donnal Briggs
Dunhay
Aritan River
David Faust
Alley
Rundout
Moston
Adhie Wessels
Dyer
Battle Kelney
Rulon
LA Thummer
Kowe
Nickerson
Wilmington
OWL
Lizzie Gupull
Rockland
Shyna
Maggie Vealey
Bertha Glover
Sarah Davis
Polly
Iaton
Vinalhaven
Port Clyde
Hrunette
Swan's Inland
Heathbay
Alice M Leland
Frankin
Heaton
Annie Gale
StJohn
K Vorson
Do Tordo
Viola May
Hillsvero
Whlis
Lexter Clark
Northport
UF Williams
Owanco
Charter
50Mes
Geo W Jewels
McKown
Lillian
Grindle
Salied
Cromwell
York
Paysandu
John Stroup
Hillard
Hillsboro
Maggie Ellen
Littlejohn
Kennebec
Feet of
Harbor
Plymouth
Mass
the Post
Henry T Wood
George Hurst
Caffrey
Andout
Decatur
Miller
Saxon
Joseph Stickney
Jersey City
Favorite
Fall River
Pavilion
Clark
Garland
Liboy
Machias
OW 45Th
Glenwood
Hurt
Frank O Dame
Schaler
E Cummins
Cousina
9Ork
Howtor
Chas Leeffrey
Lascott
Maso Crowell
Kennevec
Uradford
Imommaon
Lioward
Duddicwn
Dmb
Diverse 19th Century Steamship Movements and Arrivals
A crowded shipping update lists numerous steamers and schooners sailing to and from New York Boston Philadelphia and ports like Cork Newburyport Portland and Portsmouth. Vessels include Mab Moonbeam Eliza Matthiens and Oceanic with varied cargoes and repairs as of Sept 24 25 and 26. Several Boston Wakefield and Hoboken arrivals are noted alongside lines like Delaware breakwater and Ports mouth bound ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurly
Baracoa
Frank Pratt Lee
Vanneman
Savannah
Kupon City
Cork
Panther
Newburyport
Centipede
Maverick
Boston
Kirdw Kidder
Griffin
New York
Schs
San Francisco
Moel Tryvan
Liverpool
Ocean
Sydney
Nsw
San Joaquin
Hakodate
Lord Downabire
Havre
Stieve Donald
John W Marr
Queenstown
Thomasina Mecvlellan
Varks Nelile Lroop
Briedablik
Gwalthia
Calais
Seattle
Levi Gu
Newport
Wiscasset
Adams Ailen
Dudley
Hoboken
Eastport
Trojan
Bentley
Windsor
A Heaton
Snow
Rockland
Rondo
Lisley
Weehawken
St John
Mails Close at Boston For Various Global Routes
The overland mail for Mexico closes daily at 6 p.m. Postponements push several routes to October dates. Trans-Pacific mails to Hawaiian Islands and East Asia close in early October. Listings include Jamaica, Britain, Canada, and Australia routes with specific ship names and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Mail
Mexico
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Windward Islands
Grenada
Trinidad and Tobago
Caribbee
New York
St Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
Boston
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Foxhall
Nova Scotia
Miquelon
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Ireland
Samaria
Jamaica
Port Antonio
Ethelwold
Trans-Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
San Francisco
Japan
Shanghai
Long Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Belgie
New Zealand
Fiji
Pec
Mononai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Follies
Messrs. R. & J. Gilchrist
Peta Tec
la Monde Elégant
Paris Journal
Channing
Shipping News
Port OF Boston
Ahica
Nellie Lrett
Knight
Colun
Gold Hunter
Lage
Nassau
Norman Cosgrove
Léth
George W Whitterd
Foote
Hawkesbury
Koeheke
Moorehead
Campbellton
George Walker
Small
Portia
St Johns
DicGowan
Isurgeo
Eagle
Vemerara
Hillshkoro
Hattie
Sheets
Lane
Havre de Grace
Kingston
Hondo
Mayaguez
Joseph Souther
Keen
Wascagoula
Montreal
Lake Huron
Carey
Peruvian
Glasgow
Lake Superior
Toronto
North Sydney
Charles Ees
Alpha
Rochefort
Wateford
Lizzie D Small
Lawson
Jenkins
ST Joan
Russia
Lewis
Erie
City Island
Hoyetown
Valpaxasso
Karka Grace Deering
Meech
Mollenao
Richard Parsons
Thorndike
Latona
Kerr
Acta Phenix
Milton
Gypsum King
Pestis
Willis
Shepard
Sabine
Lacenta
Yokohama
Olga
Atwood
Vancouver
Cunard
Servia
Samuel Hartley
John Lane
Dainon
Spree
Kremen
J B Scott
F E Haynes
Jeanette Scott
Miss Scott
Edward Kunstler
Loucester
Sikciat
Achearts & Poster
Grand Bank
James & Ellen
Mathew Kearny
Jennie Seaverns
Lindsay
Mary A Clark
Clyde
Cavian
Gertie S Winsor
Frank Butler
K A Kimball
Dixie
Farragut
Josie Johnson
Michie
Emma
Annie W Hodgson
Rhio Reon
Ship Island
Sharpnews
Markorth
Pertieng
United Kingdom
Lon
Providenor
Marian & Holingeworth
Marine Notes
Stile Ping
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
Eusa
South Carolina
East River
Ibop
Uis
Ea Want
Yemassee
Delaware
Washington Street
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Trafic
Bowling Grove
Johnston Line
Parkmore
Nesemore
British Crown
Uranmore
Britted Empire
Veces Opt
Hansa-Johnston
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
Marthiam
Ofica
Ty Ff. P. Wing
Agt
B. Sampson
Gen. Mer
State Street
Fiske Bldg
St. John
St. Andrews
St. Joho
Digby
Annapolis
Yeturn
Return
Tasue
Washington St
Macruaa
RE. A. Waldron
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Missippi
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
BE. Ocurriene
N. K
Mawleey
Broadway
At & Pim
Iadio Wharf
North River
Goode
H. M. Whitney
India Wharf
Baltimore, Norfolk
BLM
Steamship de Boston
New England & Savane
Lewis Wharf
Gate City
S&s
Macon
City OF
Savasnah
CITT
Caly
Sday
Central Railway of Georgia
Florida & Western Railway
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Florida
G. Pearson
A. Dew. Sampson
W. Ry
Savannah Fast Fream
Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
New England
R. R
Metropolitan 3S. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
Gen'l. Agt
White Star Line
Royal Mail
RED Star Line
B.A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Leyland Line
Virginian
Bostonian
Venevian
Det
Tigeorgian
Thayer & Lincoln
Allan Line
Irepald Steerage
H. & A. Allan
Cunard Line
Livernont
Vatalonia
Pavonia
Cephalonta
Scythia
Cabin Passage
Pemcee
Alexander Marktin
Furness Line
Inchgarvie
Durham City
Sweeney
C. Furness
Water Street
Warren Line
Norseman
Kansas
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Mallory
Galveston
Concho
Lawpasa
Fernandina
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Oston
Savannah Pier
Lewis Waarf
Canada Atlantic Steamship Co.limited
Dew
Samison
Chardlos
Barnard, Agmum
Atlante Arestia
Portland Steamers
Jeaves India Wharf
FW IL
Liams
Michigan
Hoston
Custom House
Milk St
Commonwealth OF
Pauline IL. S. Kelley
Themas
Brooklyn
Beaton
Kelsey
Rhode Island
Thomaas
Prov
Dence
Waltham
Massachusetts
Thomas S. Kelley
Thomas &. Kelley
Pauline H
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
George Hall
Chelsea
Elizabeth H, Hall
Adululstratrix
Bowign
Soply
Ady Lgvde
Vine Street Motor Raiway Company, & Corporation
State of
Missouri
Recorder of Deets
Jackson County
A. D
Seid Recorder
Recorder of Deeds
Jackeon Coanery
Vine Stress Motor Railway Company
Motor Street Railway
Jackson
Motor Street
East Eighteenth Street
Vine Street
Kansas City
Lynn Avenue
Vine Atrest
Lyon Avenue
Lyon Aveous
Highland Avenue
Ss Avenue
Sald Block
Styome
Kugbee Place
Thireieth Street
Thirtieth Street
Lhire Fietd Street
Euclid Avenue
Sale Centre
Linwood Avenue
Linwood Avenne
Job Kaufmann
Altamont
Euchid Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Sedgwick Avenue
Amanda Joh $On
Henry Ackerman
Ivanhoe Park
Thirty-seventh Street
Luclid Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
County Court
Towit
Somerset Place
Vine Street Motor Railway Company
Thowsool
Houston Electric Company
Vige Street Motor Railway Company
A.l
Marek
A.J
Fifth and
Delaware Streets
Wall Mreet
State of New York
Central Trust Company OF
New Yor
G. Suexxan
Bories
SuLumayr
Jiubobar
Phillips, Steaut. Cunningham & Shagt
Attormeys ‘Truste
Massachuset
Middlesex
Smerson
Newton
John B Hlakemas
Cambridge
Enied
George M. Brooks
Esquire
J. AL. Tyler
Register
Frank E. Fitz
Massach
American Fros Meter Company
Count of
Josh , Beale, Jr
Joseph, Sharkey
Asaigueas
Catherine Moore
Conrad J. Rueter
Court Street
District of
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