Democratic Caucus Rules spark slate for 1801 House races
The Democratic State committee met at Washington street headquarters to approve a plan and nine member committee to regulate caucuses for the 1801 House nomination. Curtis Guild Jr led a pledge that Fox would be the nominee and district committees were formed with many named members. Sherman Hoar is slated to campaign across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Guild, Jr
James A. Fox
Colonel Carpenter
Sherman Hoar
Democratic State Committee
Washington Street
P. A. Collings
P. A. Collins
John E. Russell
Jonas H. French
John Jd. Donovan
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Josiah Quincey
J. W. Coveney
House of Representatives
Allie
Seventh Congressional District Nomination At Convention
The seventh congressional Republican convention will meet at Mechanic's Hall Tuesday forenoon to renominate General William Cogswell by acclamation. Democratic nominee is expected to be Colonel James French of Gloucester. if he accepts, the contest is anticipated to be close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Congressional District
Mechantic’s Hall
William Cogswell
James French
Gloucester
Democratic and Republican Nominations in Southeastern District
Harvey H. Pratt of Abington nominated for district attorney in the Southeastern district on the Democratic ticket. William H. White of Brookline named for county commissioner. Frank Smith of Dover nominated for Senator in the second Norfolk district. tran Hersey reelected to the State committee. Charles T. Duckice of Brookline named Democratic nominee for the second district councillor. Republican councillor convention set for Friday Oct 10 at Wesleyan Hall. Democratic sixth district congress convention set for Wednesday Oct 1 in Charlestown. District committee meeting planned for this evening at 7 30 at the State committees headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey H., Pratt
Abington
William H. White
Brookline
Frank Smith
Dover
Norfolk
Tran. Hersey
Charles T. Duuckice
Brookiine
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Sixth
Charlestown
Theatrical Gossip on Boston Stage Plans and New York Opens
The article previews current and upcoming productions across Boston theatres including The Dead Heart at Holls Street Theatre with James O Neill in Robert Landry and Henry Irving’s aid. Money Mad at Globe Theatre with E J Henley and Margaret Bradford. Shenandoah at Tremont with Edward Harrigan. The Leather Patch and other Harrigan works. It notes Soudan at Boston Theatre, The English Rose ending at Museum, Faust Up to Date at Park, and a slate of classics at Museum. Also announces Carl Millicker s Poor Jonathan at New York Casino with Lillian Russell and others, Mme Angot at Globe, Mme Janauschek in Troy, Kendal duo US return, and other casting updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holls Street Theatre
Henry Irving
Lyceum
London
James O'Neill
Mr. Irving
Robert Landry
Irving
Globe Theatre
E. J. Henley
Margaret Bradford
Florence Elmore
Steele Mackaye
New York
Edward Harrigan
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Harrigan
Denny Grady
Baxter Avenue
Boston
Museum
Faust
the Park
Kentz-Santley
Carl Millicker
Jonathan
Berlin
New York Casino
Lillian Russell
Fanny Rice
Eva Davenport
Edwin Stevens
Jefferson DeAngelis
John Brand
Charles Campbell
Rudolph Aronson
Worth
Felix
DeGrimm
Prince de Sagan
Paris
Mme. Angot
Casino
Memorial services honor John Boyle O Reilly in New Bedford
The New Bedford Literary Associates held memorial services for John Boyle O Reilly at the Onera House. The Irish society and officials from city, state, and federal levels attended as flags draped the stage. Mayor Clifford spoke after Captain Hathaway praised O Reilly’s character with remarks from Rev James F F Clarke and other notable speakers. Substantial resolutions were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedword
Onera House
New Bedford
Clifford
Hathaway
O'Reilly
Australia
Ames Ff, Clarke
St. James Catholic Church
George I
Tucker
Bristol
Lemuel T. Willcox
J. W. Coughlin
Fall River
the Lion
K. L. Barney
Andrew Chamberlain
Longtime Haverhill pastor ends nine year tenure at First Parish
The Rev. Thomas F. St. John preached his last sermon and announced the incoming pastor Rev. James Edwin Bagley of Sioux Falls SD who will start next Sunday. Bagley’s installation is set for next Thursday afternoon with clergy from Boston Salem and Universalist leaders officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Sreciac
St. John
First Parish Unitarian Church
James Edwin Bagley
Sioux Falls
Minot J, Savage
Boston
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Superior Cure
An advertisement urges buyers to choose Hood's Sarsaparilla over other brands, claiming its unique combination and preparation give it superior curative power. It emphasizes the product's distinctive efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Watterson Honored At Algonquin Club Dinner Night
Henry Watterson of the Louisville Courier Journal attended a Saturday dinner at the Algonquin Club hosted by J B Haskell with guests including Samuel Bowles Walter Allen Howland and others. The event was informal with no speeches as guests enjoyed courses amid floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Algonquin Club
J. B. Haskell
Samuel Bowles
Walter Allen
Howland
Colonel Livermore
Osborne Howes, Jr
John H. Holmes
Leopold Morse
Professor Morse
Clover Club
Revere House
Democracy
William J. Russell
John W. Corcoran
Norfolk County High School Teachers’ Club
Thorndike
Young’s
Holmes
Lion
James Russell Lowell
Boston Club
Bird Club
Massachusetts
New England and
Quiz Clubs
Stable Keepers’ Association
Labor unions hold district meeting and union actions
District Assembly 30 of Knights of Labor met at New England Hall with a general talk on politics. Delegates were instructed to report back on the United Labor Conference and Michael J. Melittrick was endorsed for Representative. The assembly condemned the contract system in city departments. Central Labor Union at 724 Washington Street welcomed delegates from several unions and adopted a memorial for John Boyle O Reilly. Union 97 backed sympathy for Binghamton strikers and considered a New York cigarmakers strike with consent from Boston unions. The Coward Cigarmakers Cooperative Association was chartered at 18 Centre Street. Typographical Union 13 discussed daily paper prices and hours, while Clothing Trades executiveboard rebutted attacks on union labels and the tenement house system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Assembly
Knights of Labor
New England
United Labor Conference
Michael J. Melittrick
General Court
Central Labor Union
Washington Street
Carpenters’ Union
Winsverers
Foster
Heffernan
Abraham
John Boyle O'Reilly
New York
Centre
Coward
Jacob Besthold
J. Court
Goldstein
A. Jacobs
Typographical Union
Clothing Trades’ Union Executive Board
Harrison Avenue
Carriage Struck By Electric Vehicle. No Injuries Reported
At 310 o'clock yesterday afternoon a carriage carrying John Ivory George Lynch and Kate and Anna Barnard was struck at the corner of Albany and Hampden streets by an electric car. The carriage was damaged but all occupants escaped unharmed. The driver of the carriage is blamed for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ivory
Donovan Court
George Lynch
Wall Street
Kate and
Anna Barnard
McLean Court
Albany and
Hampden Streets
Real estate sales and crossing controversy reported in Boston area
Auctions close on several properties including 34 Rochester avenue sold for 4400 to David McCarthy. Vrout street crossing on the Boston & Albany line prompts civic hope and Supreme Court action. Frederick Jefts buys 55,000 square feet on Union street near B & M tracks for about 20000. Frederick Olband sells in Dorchester for Katrina Merrill at 4250. Park Royal Syndicate bonds Beacon street land with Old Colony Trust Company as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Tina
Union Street
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
New York
Dorchester
Frederick Olband
Moody Merrill
Park Royal Syndicate
Beacon Street
Beaconsfield
Lave
Old Colony Trust Company
No. 50
State Street
Tragic Drowning of Mrs Hayes at Hype Park
Mrs. Hayes age about fifty wife of Dr. Charles C. Hayes drowned herself in the Neponset River at an early hour. The body was recovered and to be taken to Madison Wisconsin where her father ex Governor Mills resides. Mills Hayes a Harvard graduate and rising lawyer at St Paul Minnesota. Dr Hayes is brother of the late Hon Francis Hayes of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hype Park
Hayes
Charles C. Hayes
Neponset River
Madison
Wis
Mills
Wisconsin
Klayes
Mills Hayes
Harvard College
St. Paul, Minn
Tayes
Francis Hayes
Lexington
Swedish cook Sophia Mattson drowns in Lewis Bay at Hyannis
Early today in Hyannis Sophia Mattson a Swedish woman and cook for a Finn team building a cranberry bog on the Burt farm died by her own hand in Lewis Bay. She had been ill about a week with fever and was said to be in a state of temporary insanity. Her husband and brother had recently died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis
Sophia Mattson
Lewis Bay
Burt Farm
Ought women to propose Shakespearean echoes stir a reader letter
To the Editor the writer argues that women should propose and cites Rosamond Priscilla Desdemona and Ophelia as examples of women expressing love. The author contends nature and social conditions cause ongoing misunderstandings and tragedies when love is not openly spoken. Inclusive of a dated signature from Picudeford Maine September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Lydgate
Rosamond
Priscilla
John
Plymouth
Offelo
Desdemona
Picudeford
Longwood Defeats St Pauls in Tight Boston Cricket Match
Concord September 23 Longwood cricket team of Boston won against St Pauls School by eight runs after a 77 run innings. notable scores include Gordon 21 Morley 10 and Coit 10 for St Pauls while Chambers 14 Wright 12 Hart 12 led Longwood. final sequence turned on a late collapse by St Pauls with Brinley bowled and Captain Hlingsworth stumps dislodged before a misplayed run out sealed the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
Sreeraut
Longwood
Boston
St. Paul's School
Longwoods
Chambers
George Wright
Hart
J. H. Coit
M. K. Gordon
Morley
Coit
Gordon
St. Paul’s
Brinley
Hlingsworth
St. Paul's
Curtis
Dedicatory Services for The People's Institute in Roxbury
The People's Institute in Roxbury will hold dedicatory services Wednesday at 7 45 PM with remarks by Robert Treat Paine Governor Brackett Mayor Hart and others. Afterward visitors may inspect the rooms at 1171 1173 and 1175 Tremont street. The institute aims to elevate the working classes through reading rooms social spaces classes and shops modeled after Wells Memorial Institute. The Robert Treat Paine Association organized last April to promote welfare and Christian charity for workers. Board of trustees elected April 1 includes Robert Treat Paine president John H Storer clerk Robert Treat Paine Jr treasurer and Lydia L Paine Edith P Storer.
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People’s Institute
Roxbury
Robert Treat Paine
Brackett
Hart
the Key
Phillips Brooks
D.D
Robert Treat Paine Association
Epec
John H. Storer
Lydia L. Paine
Edith P. Storer
National Civil Service Reform League Meets in Boston
The annual National Civil Service Reform League meeting opens October 1 in Boston with headquarters at Parker House. Sessions at the Meionaon feature papers by Edward M. Shepad Charles Bonaparte and Lucius Swift. A dinner for Massachusetts and national members is planned at Parker House with tickets sold at local bookstores and at the league HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civil Service Reform League
League
Parker House
Meionaon
Edward M. Shepad
Charles
Bonaparte
Lucius I. Swift
Massachusetts Civil Service Reform League
National League
W. B. Clarke & Co
Washington Street
Boston
End of the Yachting Season at Marblehead
The Marblehead yachting season closes tomorrow with Eastern and Corinthian clubs ending operations. Today was the best sailing day with strong northeast winds, topmasts housed, and several 45 and 36 foot class boats racing in the Corinthian course. Saladin won best work while Elf performed well as Brenda Ihawatha and others linger in the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Eestern
Corinthian Club
Longfellow
Alga
McQuestion
Thelma
Saladin
Elf
Brenda
Vaine
Ihawatha
Ventura
Janellies
Howard
Cruise
Mosca
Hornet
Leona
Bronco Hiawatha
Kraken
Bay View Club Race Results At City Point
Bay View Yacht Club held a race off City Point in light easterly wind. First Class results show Keels Annie and Saturn with withdrawals, and Centreboards Julia and Tike posting times. Third Class lists Lottie H and Pink with times, Vida and Eva as entrants, plus several withdraws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAY View Club
Bay View
Lottie H
G. Hazlett
Pink
G. Corbett
Vida
J. Wilson
Eva
J. Bertram
Huron
Boysen
Haverhill Club Race Results on the Merrimac River
The Haverhill Yacht Club held a postponed race on the Merrimac River in Haverhill. Hazard of Newburyport won first place, Vixen of Haverhill finished second, Sadie b took third, and Augusta of Newburyport placed fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill Club
Haverhill Yacht Club
Merrimac
Haverhill
Hazard
Newburyport
Vixen
Sadie B
Augusta
Corn Palace Excursion Leaves Boston for Sioux City Train
A vestibule excursion train departs from the Boston and Albany line at 9 AM for the Corn Palace in Sioux City Iowa with Chicago reachable tomorrow morning and Beechford side trip. Guests number about seventy including W. V. Alexander and many other reporters and officials. The manager John Eaton reports the Corn Palace a greater success than ever and Sioux City hosts the travelers from Wednesday to Saturday with a return via Chicago and Niagara Falls. The notice lists numerous attendees from Boston, Somerville, New Haven and beyond along with an advertisement for Mason and Hamlin organs and pianos and free illustrated catalogs.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Corn Palace
Sioux City
Chicago
Beechford
Niagara Falls
Boston
John Eaton
W. V. Alexander
The
Boston Transcript
Ashael Balcelin
Maynard
N. H
D. C. Evans
John Maton
Maton
Wiley Sdmands
W. W. Fisher
Attleboro
N. E. Fitz
Somerville
George C. Gage
New York
William &. Hastings
Lynn Item
Lynn
Mars. Hastings
Mass
George BE. Hatch
Walter Hatch
J. BE. Hilton
Hilton
Fla
Welch
Mrs. Welch
Bath
A. C. Wyer
Woburn
George E. Whitten
Lawrence
Mason & Hamlin
Harvard Opening Services Highlight Chapel Unity and Plans
Harvard opening services in Appleton Chapel drew a large Cambridge audience as five of seven preachers attended. Sermons urged deeper faith and college service, with remarks on chapel life linking to broader campus activities. J Smith named manager of the eleven. football vs Exeter set for Wednesday. Weld boat base lockers expanded. Law School lectures to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton Chapel
Cambridge
University
Henry van Dyke
Lyman Abbot
Alexander McKenzie
Francis G. Peabody
William Lawrence
McKenzie
Brooke Herford
Phillips Brooks
J. Smith
J. W. Mariner
Harvard
Jarvisfield
Exeter
Weld
Law School
Smith
Williston
Notes to Tavernner on door issues in trains
A Dorchester letter urges Boston transit reform praising the New England Railroad Company for door checks and double windows. The writer recounts repeated door slams and cold drafts, urging adoption of door checks to stop open doors at every station.
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Taverner
New England Railroad Company
Atery
Breen
Cape
Dorchester
Crops In New England Weather Bulletin Notes Frost Impact
The final Weather Crop Bulletin reports rapid ripening due to pleasant days before a severe frost. Corn is mostly cut and well filled. late potatoes rot in bins. fruit is high and scarce. garden crops mostly good except tomatoes and grapes. pumpkins and squashes damaged by frost. onions in Bristol two thirds harvested. second grass crop neglected due to first cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather
Bristol
K. J
Fle
Ventilating Heater Promotion by J F Pease Co
An economy ventilating heater offers thorough warming for homes churches or schools and provides a means for perfect ventilation. Advertises J F Pease Co Boston selling at 75 Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Pease Co
Union St
Boston
Tolstoi and Critics: Colville Explores Rank and Labor
Mr. W. J. Colville spoke at Berkeley Hall on Tolstoi and his followers. He urged that public position not be tied to ancestry and called for fair labor value, urging work for loafers and a humane distribution of wealth. He contrasted Tolstoi with Bellamy and discussed the Kreutzer Sonata and Wanamaker’s mail ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Colville
Berkeley Hall
Tolstoi
Shoeblack
Mr. Colville
Tolsto
Kreutzer
Zola
Patriotic meeting urged women to get assessed
At Music Hall a mixed crowd attended a gathering by the Independent Woman Voters. Mrs E Trask Hill defended Brother Bradbury and urged women to be assessed promptly for the school committee race amid anxious divisions and a strong Public School Union presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Woman Voters
Music Hall
E. Trask Hill
Bradbury
Alice Osborne
Nelson Lewis
Society of Jesus
Ignatius Loyola
Mary E. Cheney
Jill
Scythia Arrives Boston with Passenger List Revealed
The Cunard steamer Scythia under Captain Roberts docked at Boston Light after a Liverpool voyage, arriving at 2:47 PM. Her 158 saloon, 116 second cabin, and 408 steerage passengers are listed, naming many travelers and families aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Scythia
Roberts
Boston Light
Liverpool
Deaths in Boston and local police raids noted
Boston weekly deaths totaled 165 versus 170 a year earlier with 44 infant deaths and 43 seniors over sixty. Public institutions reported 28 deaths. Division 6 police seized large quantities of liquor from multiple druggists, naming EF P Hardy, Edward W Hilton, William H Fairfield, and Metcalf Adams as offenders. Chauncy Hall Bicycle Club members visited Lynn for lunch with William H Ladd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Division 6
EF. P. Hardy
Tremont Street
Edward W. Hilton
Washington Street
William H. Fairfield
Shawmut Avenue
Metcalf Adams
Chauncy Hall
Second Regiment Wins State Shoot at South Framingham
The Second Regiment tops all state teams at South Framingham with 492 points, claiming five of twelve positions to represent the state. Other scores include Eighth 475, Fifth 464, Second Corps Cadets 468, Ninth 454, First Corps Cadets 437, Naval Battalion 333, and Cavalry 333. Top individuals are Private Horton 45, Killan 44, Keough 43. Lt Parsons 11, Williams 21, Dickinson 21.
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South Framingham
Cavalry
Naval
Naval Battalion
Horton
Killan
Keough
Parsons
Williams
Dickinson
Cornerstone Laying for New Chamber of Commerce Building
The cornerstone ceremony will be held this afternoon at 6 o clock with a prayer by Rev. W. F. Murray president of Boston University and speeches by Alden Speare chairman of the building committee and Mayor Hart. Members should gather at Exchange Hall by 12 30 and proceed to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. F. Murray
D.D
L.L.D
Boston University
Alden Speare
Hart
Exchange Hall
Names in transit as travelers listed across cities and nations
A long list of names and places follows with travelers and their residences. It reads like a roster of individuals paired with locations such as Chicago Philadelphia Santa Barbara New York London and Baltimore, including professions and affiliations with various firms and societies.
Wax Starch: Hubinger’s Great Invention for Laundries
J C Hubinger introduced Wax Starch as a superior cook starch following Elastic Starch. The combination of Wax Starch with Elastic is promoted to yield exceptionally grassy, satisfactory results for linen. Ask your grocer for Wax Starch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hubinger
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Fox
Fifth Congressional
Curtis Guiid
Mr. Fox
Congress
Guild
Houston
Harrison H. Atwood
George H. W. Bates
Jacob Fottier
Henry A. Blurner
Edward A. Sullivan
George W. Boynton
George H. Newton
Charles H. Harris
Butler R. Wilson
William O. Armstrong
S. H. Mitchell
W. HE. Hibbard
Victor JJ. Loring
H. A. Fuller
General FE
W. Hincks
W. B. Durant
W. McDaniel
Linn B. Porter
Edgar K. Chamulin
G. H. Benning
George Close
Edwin A. Jose
W. ©. Lane
George H. Howard
Edwin Winward
John Hoppewell
Jr Wred H. Holton
L. M. Hannum
Isaac 8. Pear
M. E. Rideout
J. M. W. Hall
Otis &. Brown
Michael Corcoran
Bonnerville
Edward Glines
John H. Gutler
Carpenter
George N. Carpenter
David Hall Rice
Walstein R. Chester
William Whitman
Levi L. Wilcutt
Jacob P. Bates
Llewellyn Powers
L. Creesy
George F. Winch
A. Hall
E. W. Burdell
Samuel
Candage
J. Wakter
Gordon Plamimer
A. W. Spencer
J.wk. Marshall
C. H. Drew
Cobb
Henry Collins
E. H. Ingalls
John . McCormack
Lawn
Walstein
W. W. Otter
H.W. Turdell
Theo. Pinkham
C. I’. Bpaulding
F. M. Bond
Charles T. Scannell
Arlington
Thomas Curley
Waltham
John L. Nichols
John F. O'Brien
Cambrdge
William J. Breen
Thomas F. Keenan
Ward
Harry 0. Underwood
Germont
Charles BE. Mongan
Timothy Leary
P. J. Aley
Katie Putnam
Grand Opera House
T. Carey
Field
Conaner
London Assurance
School
L. Davenport
Mme. Janauschek
Troy
Queen Elizabeth
Heinrich Laube
Vienna Theatre
Lady Macbeth
Meg Merrilles
Mrs. Kendal
Etruria
Daniel Frohman
Merivale
Manchester
Birmingham
Mr. Kendal
Kendals
America
Fifth Avenue Theatre
O'Reilly Services
Kentucky
Real Estate News
Concord, N. H
Os Cracknell
C. Morley
L. Mansfield
O. Gordon
Houghton
Siinley
G. Wright
Meade
Gietatye T. Hart
Dpe Worth
Cescescsesee
S. Wright
O. Morley
O. Morley B. Cuit
Mudic
B. Cit
Farrier
Nlingswo
Canover
Cracknell
Ware
Wey
D. Cracknell
C. Mansfell
Honighton
C. Chambers
Coth
Stinley
B. Cracknell
Knnsworth
Cre Cuitis
the People's Institute
Sioux G City
U. S. Gov't Report
Tolstoi and
AIS Works
BE. Abbott
Abbott
Acha
Walter Aiken
J. W. Ashman
W.G. Attwill
BE. Bacon
Bacon
W. Hi. Bacon
J. N. Bacon
Nathaniel T
Balch
J. Barry
W. R. Binns
Frances F Brook
Coe
E. Cohen Ji
Cohen
E. J. Connet
L. Craig
Agnes B. Iiss
Onham
Ndua Dunhai
Fanny Dun
Edwarda
Edards Joseph Ellis
Clara A
Eme
A. Montgome
Edward Morrell
Helen Morrill
K. R. Moulton
M. Nicholls
IL Olmstead
Edwin Orrett
E.G. Perry
Clara Perry
Pickering Herbert Price
Marcus Rainford
J. Reid
Martin Fay
James Fay
C. Fay
F. Ford
J. W. Foster
E. Frothingham
Abbie A. Gates Pryon
G. W
Thad
Bradley. Gilman
Goodwin Robert Graham
John Gray Jr. Gray
Gray
ER. L. Gray
J. Hamilton W. Hastings
J. M. Hastings
the New Chamber OF Commerce
A. Duncan
George Thomas
A.J. Hammond
Frankfort
Ind
H. Wright
Watertown
E. M. Curtis
San Jose
Cal
E. E. Gilpert
Youna
W. H. Southern
J. P. Story
U.S.A
H. E. Weiss
Gethlehem
Penn
F. W. Whitaker
Eng
Jacob Edes
Richmond
Dr. Watson
Falmouth
James Maynard
Washington
Charles Hartwell
Gardner
J. W. Pressy
Rochester
N. M. Adams
L. A. Grothe
Apecet
E. Wells
Burlington
William Stone
Toronto
H. _B. Thurston
N. Y
P. Dennett
U.S.N
Els
Brooks
Cohoes
Parkeee Goodnow
Louis Mae
J. W. Dimmieck
Montgomery
Ala
Taylor
Cinchanet
Bb. Patterson
Wohwmond
W.raymond
T. K. A Eerouaceos
J. W. Bailey
Middletown
Conn
Tremont
Y. M. Peirce
the Misses Peirce
Finladeinbis
Ww. K. Dean
St. Louis
KE. Slater
F. R.A. Pingree
J._A. Landy
F.lons Bath
Rider
Portsmouth
J. R
Hatch
San Francisco
George Otis
Yarmouthport
C. A. Shattuck
Cincinnati
C. A. Benedict
Lark's
C. F. Gc
J. W. Pitcher
Biddeford
E. E. Friend
W. J. Park
Marcus It. Mayer
G. L. Thompsona
Reynolds
A. Schwartz
Chattanooga.Tenn
Chilster H, Graves & Sons
Sole Proprietors
Mason& Hanlin
Mason Ehami In
Mason & Hanlin Hall
Tremont St
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