Contested Wesleyan Hall Confab Influences Gubernatorial Race
Anger flared at the Wesleyan Hall conference as Brackett and Capen supporters sparred over convention votes. Ex-Mayor Fosdick and others rail against perceived unfairness, while Rev S L Gracey circulates a consulate petition to sway outcomes. Dorchester Weekly Beacon notes Brackett backing for police issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracey
Wesleyan Hall
Haskell
Fosdick
Mr. Capen
Willard Howland
Chelsea
Brackett
Capen
Hai
Arlington
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
Russell
S. L. Gracey
Dorchester
Tam
L. Epwin Dudley
Faxon Attacks Temperance Plot In Republican Mockery
Henry H. Faxon denounces a Republican temperance stance as a farce. He notes a Saturday conference with B. 3. Johnson, Frederick Fosdick, J. B. Gould, and Rev. Hugh Montgomery. He accuses Brackett supporters of patronizing the Tremont House bar and says the party has abandoned prohibition to suit political aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faxon
Henry H. Faxon
Brackett
B. 3. Johnson
Frederick Fosdick
J. B. Gould
Hugh Montgomery
Theepublican Party
Bauer
Tremont House
Political Notes From Washington Street Headquarters
The first Brackett and Haile flag was hung from the Republican State central committee on Wash in street. The Crapo and Brackett headquarters were deserted as few visitors visited the managers. Secretary of State Henry B. Peirce, renominated, left for a two week vacation to Fort Payne Alabama. Cambridge Prohibitionists met in Raymond Hall and named Wards 1 and 5 W A Start and W H Wheeler. Ward 2 J S Paine C L Page. Ward 3 John East. Ward 4 J G Ball Hugh Stewart. Senator Edward Kendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Washin Street
Burdett
Clark
Henry B. Peirce
Fort Payne
Ala
Essex County Prohibs Convene in Salem Amid Disorder
Prohibitionists from Essex county met in Salem for their county convention. Rev Willard Spaulding was named chairman and Sidney Perley secretary amid questions over credentials and a disputed Peabody caucus. Nominations included W B Morgan for sheriff J T Choate DA Samuel Trask for county commissioner and others. Councillor Alcott and senatorial nominee D W Friend were also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sausa
Peabody
Stevens
Trask
Dr. Miner
Republican Party
W. B. Morgan
Winham
J. T. Choate
Amesbury
Samuel Trask
R. Lawrence
Lawrence
B. Brickett
Haverhill
I. W. Andrews
Danvers
Wellington Donaldson
Topsfield
J. H. Orne
Marblehead
State Committee
W. P. Alcott
Boxford
Isj
D. W. Friend
Manchester
Plymouth Republicans Choose Officials At County Convention
Plymouth county Republican convention convened at 10:30 with W. S. Danforth presiding. J. J. Whipple was named chairman and W. L. Chipman secretary. Charles W. Sumner Brockton led for district attorney with 104 votes. R. O. Harris East Bridgewater had 21. Other nominees and committee members listed. sumner favored for renomination. next convention set for Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Plymouth County
W. S. Danforth
Plymouth
J. J. Whipple
Isrockton
W. L. Chipman
Wareham
Charles W. Sumner
R. O. Harris
East Bridgewater
W. H. Faunce
Kingston
C. H Pame
Halifax
Bb. A. Hathaway
S. W. Seymour
Hingham
A. P. Sprague
Marshfield
F. M. Bixby
Danforth
C. W. Sumner
Beorkean
Bankers Convention Debates Silver, Interest Laws, and Mail Vote
Lively Kansas City meeting discusses reviving the American merchant marine and amending the national bank interest forfeiture to limit penalties to the excess over legal amounts. Officers report gains, election results keep most officers and council intact, and a plan to vote by mail on St. John’s silver policy is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bankers’ Convention
New York
Congress
White
Cincinnati
Fourth National Bank of
Chicago
George F. Baker
Sneed
Kentucky
United States
Butler
Connecticut
Executive Council
St. John
John Jay Knox
Knox
Ile Muvea Ihe
Mr. St. John
Charles Parsons
St. Louis
Morton McMichael
W. K. Green
OUR TRADE WITH MEXICO MINISTER TAKES 60 DAYS LEAVE
City of Mexico September 26 Minister Ryan has left for Washington on a sixty days leave of absence to confer with Secretaries Blaine and Windom on trade complications between the two republics. He aims to illuminate U S Mexico trade ties and aid American interests while in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Ryan
Washington
Blaine
Windom
United States
Boston Excursionists Visit Capitol With Engineers
A Boston Society of Civil Engineers delegation led by General John P. Masterson toured Albany's Capitol after supper at the Kenmore. The group from Aupany New York traveled from Lake George and planned to continue to Boston, with a day line steamer departure and arrival tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aupany
N. Y
Bogart
John P. Masterson
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Lake George
Kenmore
M. M. Tidd
A. S. Tidd
R. H. Cole
E. W. Howe
Bertha Pitman
Mis
W Howland
J. D. Wesley
C. H. Bartlett
Levi G. Hawkes
T. P. Hawkes
Arratsel Hawkes
A. K. Walker
Mary W. Sampon
George T. Sampson
L. B. Bidwell
Sidney Smith
W. W. Wright
Henry Manley
C. A. Babrick
C. Frank Allen
S. E. Winkham
George A. Kimball
Etta Kimball
Lucy M. Kimball
T. P. Perkins
J. H. Webster
H. C. Keith
W. E. McClintock
Fred E. Ryer
New York
Boston
Blaine and Anita McCormick Wed in New York Church
In Blaine Springs on Sept 26 Emmons Blaine son of Secretary James G. Blaine married Anita McCormick daughter of Cyrus Hall McCormick. The ceremony at Presbyterian Church was performed by Rev. Dr. Herrick Johnson with Rev. Holmes assisting as rain fell. The couple left for Bar Harbor after a wedding breakfast at Clayton Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield Springs
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Emmons Blaine
James G. Blaine
Anita McCormick
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Chicago
Herrick Johnson
W. V. Holmes
Mr. Elkins
Blaine
Cyrus
Clayton Lodge
McCormick
Valenciennes
Marie Antoinette
F. A. Keep
C. F. Sprague
Boston
Harold
Stanley McCormick
Margaret
Harriet Blaine
Walker
James G. Blaine, Jr
Cyrus McCormick
Cyrus McCormick, Jr
Virginia McCormick
Algernon S. Sullivan
New York
Stanley
John Hall
Bar Harbor
Frightful molten metal blast at Carnegie's Edgar Thomson Works
Sept 26 Pirrspure reports a furnace failure at Braddock's Edgar Thomson Steel Works. Captain W R Jones general manager and several workmen were horribly burned as tons of molten metal poured from a furnace. Injured include Jones, Michael Quixn, Joan McKaxl, Captain Nep Quixn, Patrick H Michael Cons JouN Needen, and Michael King is missing feared buried. Victims taken to Homeopathic Hospital for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
W. R. Jones
Steel Works
Jones
Michanl Quixn
Joan McKaxl
Nep Quixn
Patrick H. S. Michael Cons
Joun Needen
Michael King
Democratic State Convention of Maryland Chooses Leaders
The Maryland Democratic State convention met in Baltimore with James Hodges as temporary chairman and Col. L. V. Baughman nominated for comptroller by acclamation. The platform urged curbing trusts, fiscal restraint, and continued debt refinancing saving $100,000 annually, as 78 members were selected for the state central committee. The group adjourned after brief remarks by Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Stevenson Archer
State Central Committee
James Hodges
Hodges
L. V. Baughman
Frederick
Democratic Party of
Maryland
St. Louis
Baltimore City
Baughman
Unearned land returned by Michigan governor
The Governor of Michigan surrendered to the United States the unearned lands granted in 1856 for railroads in the upper peninsula. Lands totaling about 220000 acres were returned, affecting homesteads, with two routes from Ontonagon to the Wisconsin line and from Marquette to Ontonagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansina
Mich
Michigan
United States
State of Michigan
Congress
Upper Peninsula
Ontoragon
Wisconsin State Line
Marquette
Ontonagon
Government Suit Aims to Return Timber Land Payments
In Portland Oregon on September 26 a test suit seeks $1230 plus $30 in ad fees from the United States for timber land claims paid under Sparks rules. Three quarter sections were bought with certificates issued, but patents blocked by Supreme Court decisions. The government still holds funds from many settlers, with hundreds of thousands at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
Sparks
General Land Office
Northwest
Dealy
Department
Supreme Court of the United States
A. C. Emmons
United States
Woman Attacks Judge in Court Slugging Fracas
A Wheeling Sun report from Baximmorr Md describes Mrs Annie Costello, a woman of great size, leaping at Justice H Davis in his court. She choked the judge, brought him to the floor, and struck him with a cane, injuring him. Officers restrained her. she faces at least one year hard imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baximmorr
W.va
Sun
H. Davis
Annie Costello
First Convention Forms Union Prohibitory League of Pennsylvania
The Union Prohibitory League of Pennsylvania held its first convention in Harrisburg in the House hall with about one hundred delegates. A. J. Kynett was named permanent president. the platform condemned liquor evils and argued the failed constitutional prohibition ruling should not end the effort, urging statewide organization and prohibitionist candidates. Over a thousand dollars was raised, with further contributions at a mass meeting addressed by Albert Griffin of New York and B C Christy of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriscore
Penn
Union Prohbitory League of Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Kynett
A. J. Kynett
League
Mas
Albert Griffin
New York
B. C. Christy
Pittsburg
Rich Editor's Offering to Back New York World's Fair
The World will report that Joseph Pulitzer, editor and proprietor, will join twenty four others in subscribing $100,000 each for a $2,500,000 guarantee fund. The move aims to spur enterprise and show New York's seriousness amid delays in fiscal planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pulitzer
World's Fair Guarantee Fund
New York
the World
New York City
Friends of
Hazardous device found at Kansas City court house
A possible hazardous device with a fuse was found in the court house wall in Independence area after a gaspipe plan. A letter on newspaper steps warned more devices at jail and Sentinel office. Sheriff to test the court house device tomorrow. search around jail and newspaper offices found none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Independence
Court House
J.C. D
L. D.S
Sentinel
Jd. S
Navy and Army Gazette Dispatches Sept 26 1890
Naval orders list multiple transfers and duties across ships and yards. Captain Theodore Kane becomes equipment officer at New York Navy Yard on Oct 1. Ensign Sears to training ship New Hampshire. Lt Ridgeley Hunt detached from Kearsarge and placed on waiting orders. Lt Stewart reassigned to Yantic from Naval War College. Ensign Garrett to special duty at Bureau of Navigation from Endeavor. Ensign Wilson to special duty at Bureau of Navigation from New Hampshire. Ensign Field from Yantic to Minnesota. Ensign Shoemaker from Vermont to Johns Hopkins University. Passed Assistant Surgeon C H Hall resigns effective Nov 1, 1890, with leave through that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wshington
Naval
Theodore F. Kane
Navy Yard
New York
Walter J. Sears
New Hampshire
Ridgeley Hunt
Kearsarge
John W. Stewart
Naval War College
Yantic
L. M. Garrett
Coast Survey
Endeavor
Seaman Loses Leg After Ship Boom Accident
Schooner Katie J. Hoyt from Boston to New York docked Seaman John Leard at Stonington after his leg was torn by the main boom near Point Judith. He underwent amputation below the knee at Ocean House and, an unmarried native of Prince Edward Island, has twenty years of U S sea service. Custom officials plan to send him to the United States Marine Hospital in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie J. Hoyt
Bearst
Boston
New York
John Leard
Stonington
Point Judith
Ocean House
Prince Edwards Island
Custom House
United States Marine Hospital
Washingtons win delayed by Lynch gift at Cleveland
In Cleveland, Umpire Lynch awarded the game to Cleveland by 9 to 0 after the Washington club arrived late. Earlier in Indianapolis Boyle started weakly for the Bostons while Rusie faltered with poor support. Chicago beat New York on an error in the seventh, and Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia as Galvin and Gleason struggled on the mound. Attendance varied with cold, raw weather noted in each city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtons
Cleveland
Lynch
Indianapolis
Ind
Boyle
Bostons
Rusie
Sommers
Curiaco
Chicago
Richardson
Dally
Ewing
Brown
Chicagos
New Yorks
I. BE
A. E
Fa. Buleo
A. Ferran
Tiernan
Inffy
Wardas
Anson
OjKich'dson
Pfeffer
Connor
Willi'ms
O'Rourke
Iurus
Darling
QO Brown
Hutchinson
Whitney
jWelch
Chicaos
SeAeahees Ces
Old Olas
New
Ward
Duffy
Welch
Powers
Pittsburg
Phillies
Galvin
Gleason
Anderson
Dunlap
Myers
Sunday
Mulvey
Pittsburgs
Philadelphias
K. BH
R.bhlpo
A. Ee Miller
Nelahanty
Rowess
O Mulvey
Beckley
White
Pittsburgh
Miller
Dunia
Rowe
Fogarty
Hullman
Farrar
Clements
Wild piches—Galvin
Low Knight
Tine
Washington Baseball Club
Eel Waaay Go
Brooklyn and Kansas City Matchups Report Scores
In Brooklyn at Brooklyn vs Columbus the Brooklyns led 7 to 7. In Kansas City game Kansas Citys edged Cincinnati 8 to 6. In St Louis St Louis defeated Louisvilles 5 to 4. In Baltimore Baltimore Athletics dominated 9 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Columbus
Brooklyns
Kansas City
Kansas Citys
Cincinnatis
St. Louis
Louisvilles
Baltimore
Baltimores
Athletics
Salmon Falls Manufacturing reports strong year earnings
Net earnings reach 89300? No. The company announced 986,000? The text states net earnings for the year were 93,200 with 36,000 paid as dividends and most remainder reinvested in plant improvements. 8,600,000 yards of cloth were produced and 8,000,099 sold. Goods sold up to Oct 1. no stock remaining. Officers elected include Orange Brown as clerk and agent and Boston directors William G. Means Charles W. Amory Howard Stockton Amory A. Lawrence Walter Tredick and Charles H. Joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company
Orange 5
Brown
Salmon Falls
William G. Means
Boston
Charles W. Amory
Howard Stockton
Amory A. Lawrence
Walter Tredick
Portsmouth
Charles H. Joy
Army of the Tennessee elects officers at Cincinnati meeting
At the Society of the Army of Tennessee business meeting in Cincinnati on September 26 officers were chosen. Sherman was elected president, Dayton recorded secretary, Force treasurer, Hickenlooper corresponding secretary, with several vice presidents. Resolutions urged Congress to liberalize pension laws and to recognize the military telegraphic corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army OF the Tennessee
Cixcinnatt
Society of the Army of Tennessee
W. T. Sherman
L. M. Dayton
M. F. Force
A. Hickenlooper
Green B. Bawm
Congress
Wuter
Concord Reform atory junk sacks inquiry at Lincoln wharf
In a state storehouse on Lincoln wharf officers Johnson, Whitney, and Hart examined 33 sacks from the Concord Reform atory. They found 112 coats, 97 vests, 42 pairs of trousers and numerous worn or altered garments suggesting theft. Some sacks contained unissued prison caps. The examination supported guilt findings with no value estimates due to difficulty valuing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Reformatory
Lincoln Wharf
Johnson
Whitney
Hart
Reformatory
Watch Case Trust Breakup Shakes Industry
A Canton despatch reports the Dueber Watch Case Works and Hampden works moved to Chicago drawing 5000 workers. The watch trust expelled from the association, forcing independent jobbers to form from Boston to Cincinnati. Four large jobbers have left the trust, signaling a fierce battle and expected gains for independents as prices plummet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
Canton
Dueber
Cincinnati
Hampden Works
Springfield
Mass
Dueber Enterprise
Boston
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Railroad freight reductions announced for Pittsburg to Minneapolis
The Pennsylvania Company and New York Pennsylvania and Ohio line announce Sept 30 as the effective date for large rail and lake freight rate cuts from Pittsburg to St Paul and Minneapolis. Rates for first through sixth classes drop to new levels, with iron and steel prices adjusted for carload and less than carload shipments. The changes accompany benefits to glassware makers and align with Chicago to Northwestern tariff moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspurg
Penn
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Eerie
New York
Pennsylvania & Ohio Road
Chicago
Miygeaports
Minn
St. Paul & Minneapolis
Automatic brake test on Old Colony train spectacle
A special 10 10 a m demonstration on the Old Colony showcased Rowell automatic safety stop devices for train control. The party, led by Division Superintendent French and including inventor Benton C Rowell and engineers from Westinghouse and other firms, rode the train as it halted from 30 mph in about 250 feet with the stop triggered by a rail mounted flat iron bar or a portable device. The system claims instant brake activation within a train length and can be applied at crossings and switches, with low cost and simple operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
Rowell
French
Benton C. Rowell
F. E. Galloupe
B. 8. Lovell
Weymouth
J.C. Sanborn
Old Colony Railroad
W. H. Vincent
Vincent & Hathaway
L. L. Parsons
Kennebec Framing Company
F. E. Orcutt
Henry Kelseth
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Fitchburg
L. J. Harris
Harris Car Company
John Oldfield
George W. Mantle
Peter Flint
New York
J. 8. Shaw
R. A. Quimby
L. M
B. C. Rowell
Boston
Democratic caucuses name delegates and schedule
Democratic caucuses across several cities report elected delegates to state, county, and senatorial conventions. Notable names include William Aspinwall, Aaron Latham, James Hand, Osborne Howes Jr, and William White. Mass meetings and ward plans set for October 5 and 18 with preps for Dedham conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aspinwall
Aaron H. Latham
D. Blakley Hoar
Moses Williams
C. Granville Way
Charles IT. Duncklee
Thomas Mahon
Frankn Fay
Dedham
New Tay
M. J. Follet
C. H. Graves
D. J. Mahoney
O. Childs
G. E. Bridges
J. A Williams
J. E. Mulls
A. C. Mudge
A. F. Rogers
MippieBoro
T. C. Collins
Samuel Shaw
Henry A. Ford
E. P. LeBaron
M. M. Raymond
Peter Foran
James H. Shaw
J. Witham Cobb
A. J. Bailey
J. S. Cozner
William McAllister
Pittsfield
W.A. Plunkett
Walter Cutting
W. M. Mercer
E. M. A. Learned
Louis Blain
J. H. Daly
J.C. West
Clement Coogan
L. K. Albro
R. F. Stanton
G. W. Clark
M. W. Sprague
C. N. Drowne
J. G. Holland
C. W. French
FA. River
Russell
Burglar Arrested After Saloon Break In
Special Officer Shields of Station 5 and Officer Wentworth of Station 2 yesterday arrested Charles Burkhardt for breaking and entering on the 24th inst. at No 1 Franklin street saloon of John L Williams, and stealing several articles and a small sum of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Wentworth
Charles Burkhardt
John L. Williams
Franklin
Auction Sale of 1747 Washington Street Estate
Auction on September 30 at noon of a brown stone house with 22 rooms and 2479 square feet of land at 1747 Washington Street near Chester square Boston. The premises offer five stories, detailed interiors, and describe a promising investment with Harvard Bridge nearing completion. House viewings Sept 25 to 28, 2 to 5 pm. $1000 deposit required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Chester Square
Sylvester Bowman
Boston
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge
Dorchester
Mortgagee's Sale of Roxbury Lot by Butford Trust
Public auction announced by Warren Institution for Savings as assignee of the mortgage. Property in Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts, Lot 9 on Wiggin plan, 17 283 square feet, with Hawthorn Street frontage and adjacent lot boundaries. Sale set for Monday October 7 1889 at 4 pm. terms £500 paid at sale. rights and appurtenances conveyed. Boston notices dated September 4 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Butford
Samuel Weld
Henry Janes
Jonathan Luffinton
Norfolk
Boston
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Roxbury
James
Wiggin
Lot
Copeland
Hawthorn Street
Butford
Hawthorn St
Warren Institution For Savings
Henry W. Peace
Washington St
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Neponset Dorchester
Public auction of one undivided half of Clementina B Minot estate in Neponset avenue and marsh land opposite. Auction set for 4 PM Thursday October 3 1889. Plans from Robert S Minot administrator or Holbrook Fox of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neponset
Dorchester
Suffolk County
Clementina B. Minot
Boston
Neponset Avenue
Said Avenue
Codman
Hunt
Holbrook
Blanchard
The
Baptist Church
Chickata
Vine Neck Creek
William Tolman
Sarah K. Pratt
Hammond
Pratt
Roberts
Minot
Court Street
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Essex County
Bankers
the Civil Engineers
Albany, N. Y
M’cormick
Democrats OF
Wheeling
W. Va
Union Prohibitory League
Harrisburg
Army and Navy Gazette
Perch
Acon Ee
Ooatons
Philadelphi
le Ey
Clevelands
Luttsburgs
Indianapolia Steers
Rich’dson
Alines
Kelly
Seerv
Nash
Andrews
A Brothers
Denny
Johnston
Glasscock
Quinn
Watly
Smith
Giehy
Bennett
Muckley
Clarkson
P. Oak
Kusie
Peee
Leutons
Douvie
Hoyle
Lou Ruste
Hines
Concord
Pennsylvania
Brookline Democrats
Gate City
Savannah
W. C. Leith
George Hackett
Ae Bayl Ey
H Lanson
B. Bb. Moody
Beacon
Oh. Holmes
G. F. Ricker
J. F. Weatherbee
Oya
E. J. Cummings
Corneally
W.H
Annie M. Howland
C. N. Grover
G. N. Jones
O. Daniels
J. A. Sullivan
J Cartwright
J. A. Atkins
W. E. Allen
J. Hefferman
James MeArd
E. Id Elarilge
A. i W. Wheeler
T.C . Sullivan
Wer
W. Gar
A.T. Wheeler
H. B. Fernald
Miss Potter
F. H. Fernald
E. L. Dorr
John Shirley
J Campfield
James Marry
L. Foster Morse
Onice
Warren Street
Chas. W. Sawyer
Globe Guilding
Holbrook & Fox
Snow & CO
North Market Str
Fulton St
New York State
Concord Grapes
Almeria
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
California Fruit
ALS. Richards & CO
Reade St
Concord Railroad
Ivorydale
Suncook
Mary Rowell
Mary A. Herrin
Addie
Herrin
R. Emerson
Mary Emerson
George Whittaker
Mary Whittaker
Joseph White
Grace A. Pattee
E. Appleton
M. F. Appleton
M. A. Apleton
N. F. Badger
H. A. Ook
W.H. Appleton
G. P. Appleton
Timothy Lynch
Cixcimatt
Emery Candie
Lonvoy
Heave
Pekcin
Rome
Mantua
Jonathans
Salem
Haverhillg
Brother Jor?thans
Salem Witch
Globe Rink
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