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Office: 673 Massachusetts Ave., cor. Inman St., Cambridgeport, Mass. INCORPORATED 1833. The safest class of property insured anywhere in New England. DANA W. HYDE, President. ALFRED L. BARBOUR, Secretary.
A. W. BANISTER,
Mechanical Expert in the REMOVAL OF SHAVINGS, DUST, LINT AND ODORS.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
BLOWERS
and
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Dust Separators,
Piping, Galvanized Sheet Steel Hoods, Automatic Furnace Feeders, and Blast Gates.
Office and Works, 35 Wareham St., Boston.
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Make your Headquarters at the
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EXCELLENT TABLE.
500 ROOMS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL, NEW YORK.
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Midway between Battery and Cen- tral Park.
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LOCATION UNSURPASSED.
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Send for Maps and Circulars.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, BOSTON.
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 75 cents.
GERMAN AMERICAN . HOUSE.
newly Renovated. e Centrally Located. « Steam heat. JOSEPH SAUER, Proprietor. Nos. 35, 37 and 39 MECHANIC STREET,
The Only German American House In the City. €
Worcester, Mass.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. PRICES REASONABLE.
LINCOLN HOUSE.
American and European Plans. Central Location.
F. W. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor.
Headquarters for Commercial Travelers.
CORNER MAIN AND ELM STREETS. WORCESTER, MASS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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NEW BUILDING OF THE COMPANY,
100 Broadway, New York. ELIPHALET F. PHILBRICK. Attorney.
American Surety Co.
OF NEW YORK
Largest in the World. Organized 1884.
Capital, $2,500,000.
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Wallace HI. Ham, Manager.
United States Hotel,
Boston,
Beach Street.
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One block only from the
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and easily accessible from all parts of the city by electric railroad service. A good. comfortable home, combining excellent table and reasonable rates. Send for Maps and Circulars.
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PREFACE.
With this issue-No. 5-the MASSACHUSETTS YEAR BOOK adopts new features and becomes the MASSACHUSETTS YEAR BOOK AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY, neces- sitating a doubling in number of pages, and, as we believe, many times that increase in usefulness as a book of reference. Ever since the first number the publishers have felt that to make it satisfactory and complete, it should contain a list of all the business houses in the State; but the undertaking seemed so formidable, and the obstacles so great, that not until the present volume have long-cherished plans been realized. That Massachusetts alone, of all the New England States, should be without a State Business Directory seemed almost incredible, and with a firm belief in the ultimate success and popularity of such a hand-book, the work was begun with earnestness and prosecuted with vigor. The result is before you.
To begin at the very beginning, collect through personal canvass, classify, arrange in alphabetical order and print nearly two hundred thousand names of professional and business firms in three hundred and fifty-three cities and towns, including the great city of Boston, has been no mean task. That it has been faith- fully and conscientiously performed we positively assert. That it is not perfect we admit. That some names may be misspelled, or even overlooked entirely, is doubt- less true. That it will compare favorably with other works of similar nature we feel sure, and invite critical examination. It may be a surprise to many that so much material is contained in so small a volume. To these we would say that it is none the less complete; the type is exceedingly small, though distinct; the paper thin and compact ; a mechanical study of condensation has been made, and useless repetitions have been avoided. Every business house will be found entered under at least one heading, and where necessary under several. Towns and cities are arranged alphabetically, and the entire business interests of each can be seen at a glance. Thus we have practically three hundred and fifty-three directories in one compact volume. All the most valuable features of the old book have been retained, though in still smaller space than before. and we invite a careful perusal of the Table of Contents for matters of general information concerning the Com- monwealth. Especially would we call to notice the historical article on Guberna- torial Elections, by ex-Senator Alfred S. Roe, as a record of rare value to those who follow the political fortunes of the State. The record of Massachusetts volunteers in the late Spanish War is the only complete and trustworthy compila- tion of these events as applied to our own State yet published. As a directory of public officials-National, State, County, City and Town-the YEAR BOOK has always occupied an exclusive field, and in this respect the present volume is even more perfect than before.
An intelligent and systematic daily use of the YEAR BOOK will surely. demon - strate its comprehensive scope and usefulness.
The Publishers.
F. S. BLANCHARD & CO.
WORCESTER: 34 Front Street.
BOSTON OFFICE: 144 Hanover Street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
REDDING, BAIRD & CO.,
ARTISTS IN
STAINED
GLASS.
Domestic Stained Glass,
CHURCH AND MEMORIAL WINDOWS.
OFFICES AND
SHOWROOMS : 83 Franklin Street, BOSTON.
INDEX.
Abbreviations, Explanation of Accessible Banking Points, Accounts of County Officers, Com- missioners of
Adjutant General,
Administrators, Public
119
Capitals of States and Territories, 184
Carriage Fares in Boston, 223
Catholic Dioceses, 200
Cattle Inspectors, 123
Cattle Commissioners, 142
Caucuses. Laws Concerning 105
Causes of Pauperism, 221
Census of 1895, 166-171
Chairmen of Town and City Com- mittees; 106
Chancery, Masters in 159-165
Charitable Institutions, State 221
Charity, State Board of 141
Charlestown State Prison, 222
Chief Justice Supreme Judicial
Court,
128
Chief Justice Superior Court,
128
Chief Justice U. S. Supreme
Court,
127
Children's Hospital Cottages, 219
Church Organizations, 200
Church Members, Number of 200
Circuit Judges U. S. Courts,
127
City Elections, Date of
See under each City head
City, Melrose to become a 223
City Officers, See under each City head Cities, Pop. of New England 97
Cities and Towns in order of Pop- ulation, 96
Citizenship, Rights of 93
City and Town Register. 241
Civil Officers, Commissioners to Qualify 118
Civil Service, Commissioners of 142
Civil Service Examiners, U. S. Board of 94
Clerks of Courts, 129
Clerk Supreme Judicial Court. 128
Clergymen, See City and Town Register Climate and Crop, Weather Service, 76
Collectors of Internal Revenue, 94
Colored People in New England States, 97
Collectors of Customs, 86
Colleges and Schools, 199
Commander-in-Chief. 172
Commissioners, County 159-165
Common Councilmen; See under each City head
Commissioners of Deeds. 115
Commissioners of Deeds for
Massachusetts, 117
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers, 118
Commissioners, Railroad 141
Commissioners, Special 159-165
Commissioners. United States 127
Commissions. State Boards and 140
Communicants. Number of 264
Conciliation. Commissioners of Arbitration and 141
Congress, 88
Congregational Headquarters, 200
Congressional Districts, 99
Consuls, Foreign, in Mass. 95
142 Consumptives' Hospital 219
Bureau, Dairy
241
Bureau, Weather
76
209 Cabinet of the United States, 88
Cadets, See Military
141 Calendar for 1899-1900, 42
172 Capital of National Banks, 201
Advent, State Organization
200
Adventists, Seventh Day, Head- quarters, 200
Agency, U. S. Pension 93
Agent, State Pension
143
Aggregates, Tables of
166-171
Agriculture, State Board of
140
Agricultural Societies,
140
Aid, State, Commissioners of 143
Aid, the Volunteer 186
Aldermen. See under each City head
Almshouse, State 218
Arbitration and Conciliation. Cominissioners of 141
Area of Counties, 171
Area of Towns and Cities, 166-171
Armories and Arsenals, U. S. 126
Armories, Commissioners of 141
Army Officers, U. S. in Mass. 94
Arsenals and Armories, U. S. 126
Articles and Occupations Subject to Tax, 94
Artillery, See Military
Assayer of Liquors, State 142
Assessors, See each Town or City head
Associate Justices Supreme Judi- cial Court, 128
Associate Justices Superior Court, 128
Associations, Societies, etc., 187
Asylums, Number of Inmates in 221
Attorneys, District 129
137
Attorney General (U. S.),
88
Attorney U. S., for Dist. Mass.
127
Auditor of Accounts (State), 137
Ballot Law, Commissioners of 141
Banks, in Mass. 201
Banks, Savings, Commissioners Bank Examiners, 201
143
Bankruptcy Law, National
185
Bankruptcy, Referees in
127
Baptist, State Convention, Banking Points, Accessible Bar Examiners,
209
Barnstable County Officers,
159
Berkshire County Officers,
159
Blind, Mass. School for the
219
Board of Agriculture,
140 140
Board of Civil Service Examiners, U. S. 94
Board of Education,
141
Board of Health, State
141
Board of Charity,
141
Board of Insanity,
141
Boards of Trade, See City and Town Register
Boiler Inspectors,
122
Boston Board of Police Commis- sioners, 142
Boston Carriage Fares.
223
Boston, Pilot Commissioners for the Port of
142
Boston Transit Commissioners, 142
Bristol County Officers, 160
142
Boards and Commissioners, State
200
Attorney General ( Mass.),
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ADVERTISEMENTS. THE
VAN AMRINGE GRANITE CO.,
MAUSOLEUMS and TOMBS
ONUMENTS
SARCOPHAGI and SHAFTS
IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES.
GRANITE. @ BRONZE. @ MARBLE.
STATUARY
IN
BRONZE and GRANITE
A SPECIALTY.
DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED FREE.
TELEPHONE NO., BOSTON 433.
ADDRESS,
3 BROMFIELD ST.,
BOSTON, MASS.
.
INDEX.
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Construction, State House, Com- missioners of 143
Constables, See each Town or City head
Coroners, See Medical Examiners
Corporations, Commissioners of 142
Correction, Masters of Houses of 159-165 Cost of New State House, 144
224
100
Councilors, Executive 137
County Accounts, Commissioners of 141
County Commissioners, 159-165
County Commissioners' Meetings, 159-165
County Officers, 159-165
County Seats, 159-165
County Treasurers, 159-165
Courts, 127-136
Supreme Court (U. S.), 127
Circuit Court of Appeals (U. S.),
127
Circuit Court (U. S.),
127
District Court (U. S.),
127
Police and Municipal, 132
District, 133 128
Superior Court,
Supreme Judicial Court (State),
128
Probate and Insolvency, Court of Registration. 131
Customs Districts in Mass. 86
Daily and Weekly Newspapers,
211
Dairy Bureau, 142
Deaths, Conspicuous. in 1898, 72
Deaths in Spanish War, 177
Deeds, Commissioners of
115
Deeds, Registers of 159-165
Delegates, Territorial, in Con- gress, 93
109
Denominational State Organiza- tions, See Church Organizations
Dentistry, Board of Registration in 142
Department Directory of State House, 144
Deposits in Savings Banks, 206
Deputy Sheriffs. 159-165
2222
Detectives, State 122
Governors of States,
184 172
Disasters of Shipping on Mass. Coast. 183
Distinguished Massachusetts Dead, 72
District Attorneys, 129
District Courts.
133
Greylock Reservation, Commis- sioners of
142
Gubernatorial Elections in Mass.
65
Districts, Political 99
Dukes County Officers,
160
Hampden County Officers, 161
Hampshire County Officers,
162
Educational Institutions, 199
Harbor and Land Commissioners,
142
Education, Board of 141
Elections, City See under each City head
Elections. State, Time of Holding
184
Electric Light and Gas, Commis- sioners of
142
Employees of State, Directory of
146
Episcopal, Diocese of Mass.
200
Epileptics, Hospital for
219
Essex County Officers,
160
Examiners, Bar (State) 142
94
Hospitals, Lunatic
218
Examiners, Medical
120
Hospital, Massachusetts General 219
House of Representatives (State),
138
Executive Heads of Foreign Gov- ernments, 95
Explanation of Abbreviations,
241
Exposition, Paris, Commissioners of
Eye and Ear Infirmary,
Fall River Police Commissioners, 142
Farm, State 218
Feeble- Minded. Mass. School for 219
190
97
Federation of Women's Clubs, Female Population of N. E., Fifty-sixth Congress, Fireman's Relief Fund, Commis- sioners of Fire Marshal,
88 142
Fish, Inspector General of
142
Fish and Game Laws,
Fisheries and Game, Inland, Com- missioners of
Fisheries of N. E.
Flag Weather Signals,
Foreign Born in New England States,
Foreign Consuls in Mass.,
Foreign Mails, Time and Dis- tances,
Foreign Postage,
Franklin County Officers,
Fraternal Organizations,
Free Baptists, Mass. Association, Free Delivery Post Offices in Mass. Freight Tonnage on Mass. R. Rs.
161 195 264 80 210
142 217
Game and Fish Laws,
Gas and Electric Light, Commis- sioners of
142 142
General Court, Members of 137
General Hospital, Mass.
Government Buildings in Mass.
Governments,. Executive Heads of Foreign
219 79 95
Governments, State
184
Government, Mass. State 137
Government, United States 88
Governor of Massachusetts, 137
Directory of the State House, 146
Governor and Staff.
Governor, the Legislature, and the Volunteer Aid,
186 210
Grade Crossings in Mass.
Granite Production of N. E. 224
District Judges U. S. Circuit Courts, 127 122
District Police,
Hack Fares in Boston, 223
Heads of Foreign Governments, Executive 95
Health, State Board of
141
Highways, Commissioners of 142
Historical Societies, 187
Holidays,
42
Homeopathic Hospital. Mass.
219
Hospital Cottages for Children,
219
Hospital for Dipsomaniacs and Inebriates, 219
Examiners, U. S. Civil Service
Examiners, National Bank
145
House of Representatives, U. S. 90
Hours, Office, of City Officials, See under each City head
Explanation of Weather Signals, 76 Houses of Correction, Masters of 220
142
217 142 224 76 97 95
Foreign Governments, Executive Heads of 95 79 78
Game, Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and
Gas and Gas Meters, Inspector of
Democratic State Committee,
131
Destination of Immigrants,
Ear and Eye Infirmary, Mass. 219
143 219
Cotton Manufactures of N. E. Councilor Districts.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Pure, Palatable, Distilled TABLE WATER.
Not a "Cure-all." Not an Expensive Mineral Water. Not a Filtered Water.
Simply a PURE DISTILLED WATER.
. Refreshing to the Palate and Purifying to the System.
The medical profession uses it for cleansing the blood, kidneys, and other delicate organs clogged with earthy salts.
Chemists use it for delicate professional work.
Photographers use it for the "bath."
Confectioners use it in making pure white goods.
Hotels, restaurants and householders use it to give a keener taste and relish to the food supplied, and to avoid the bad flavor from impure water.
Bottlers use it for making delicate flavors, mineral waters, etc. Artificial lithia water is far preferable to any natural brand, as well as safer.
Paper-makers use it for making delicate white and shaded papers.
Print and dye works use it for making pure colors.
Women use it for beautifying the skin. It is the safest, cheapest, and most efficient cosmetic know.
Once having used " PUREOXIA" DISTILLED WATER, you will use no other.
The only Distilled Water that is Palatable without Aeration or Without Treatment.
GEORGE F. HEWETT CO.,
41-45 Waldo Street, 25, 27 and 29 Beach Street,
WORCESTER, MASS. BOSTON, MASS.
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INDEX.
Hydrographic Office, Immigration Statistics, Industries of N. E. Industrial School.
126 222
Massachusetts in War with Spain, 177 Massachusetts Post Offices, 80
Massachusetts Prohibition State Committee, 114
Massachusetts Reformatory, 220 Massachusetts State Government, 137
Masters in Chancery, 159-165
Medicine, Board of Registration in 142 Medical Examiners, 120 Meetings County Commissioners, 159-165 Meetings of Boards of Aldermen, See under each City head
Meetings of Common Councilmen. See under each City head
Meeting of Legislature, 137
Meetings of School Committee,
See under each City head
Meetings, Town.
See each Town head
Melrose to be a City, 223
Meters. Gas, Inspector of 142
Methodist Conference, 200
Metropolitan Park, Commission- ers of 143
Metropolitan Sewerage, Commis- sioners of 143
Metropolitan Water Board, 143
Middlesex County Officers, 162
Military. 172
Money Order Post Offices, 80
Money Orders, Rates of 78
Mortality in Spanish War, 177
Municipal and Police Courts, 132
Nantucket County Officers, 163
National Banks, 201
National Bank Examiners, 201
National Bankruptcy Law. 185
Native Born in N. E. States, 97
Naturalization Laws. 98
Nautical Training School, Com- missioners of 143
Naval Station, Officers of 126
New England Cities. Population of 97
New England Industries.
New England States, Population of 97
New Jerusalem. See Swedenborgian
Newspapers and Periodicals, 211
New State House, 144
No License, Cities and Towns, 166-171
Nominations, Privileges of 105
Norfolk County Officers, 163
Normal Schools. 199
Notable Deaths in 1898,
72
Notaries Public, See City and Town Register Number of Assessed Polls, Regis- tered Voters, Etc. 166-171
Number of Cities in each County, 171
Number of Towns in each County, 171
Occupations and Articles Subject to Tax, 94
Occupations of Immigrants, 223
Offleers. Commissioners to Qual- ify Civil 118
Officers, County
159-165
Office Hours of City Officers, See under each City head
Officers, State
137
Offleers of the U. S. Government, 88
Organizations, Societies, etc. 187
Overseers of Poor,
See each town or City head Paris Exposition, Commissioners of 143 Park. Metropolitan, Commission- ers of 143
Massachusetts Hospital for Con- sumptives, 219 Passenger Traffic on R. Rs. 210
218
Insurance Commissioner,
International Money Orders,
142 78
International Money Order Post Offices in Mass. 80
Internal Revenue, 94
Jailers (County), 159-165
Judges, Circuit Courts (U. S.) 127
Judges of Probate and Insol-
vency,
159-165
Jury Duty.
198
Justices of the Peace,
See City and Town Register Justices, Police and Municipal Courts 132
Justices, Trial 159-165 Labor Laws in Brief. 219
Labor Statistics, Bureau of 142
Land, Harbor and, Commissioners of 142
Law, Ballot, Commissioners of 142
Law, National Bankruptcy 185
Laws, Naturalization U. S. 98
Legal Holidays in Mass .. 42
Legislative Committee Rooms, 146
Legislative Officers under the Ser- geant-at- Arms. 158
Legislature, Members of 137
Legislature. Meeting of 137
Libraries. Public. Commissioners of 143
Library, State, Librarian of 143
License, Cities and Towns. 166-171
- Lighthouse Districts. 95
Life Saving Service. 183
Liquors, State Assayer of 14:2
Loan and Trust Companies, 205
Lottery Matter, Concerning
79
Location of Militia Companies. 142
Lumber, Surveyor General of
Lunatic Hospitals, 218
Lunatics, Number of 221
Lyman and Industrial Schools. 218
Mail Matter, Classes of
Male Population of New England, 97
Male Voters, Number of 166-171
Map. Topographical Survey and, Commission 143
Marine Barracks. 126
Marshals. United States 127
Masters in Chancery.
159-165
Masters Houses Correction, 159-165
Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs, 190
Massachusetts General Hospital. 219
224 218
Inebriates, Hospital for Dipsoma - niacs and 219
Infantry, See Military
Inland Fisheries and Game, Com- missioners of 142
Insane Hospitals, 218
Insane, Number of
2221
Insanity, State Board of
141
Inspector General of Fish,
142
Inspectors, Boiler 122 Inspectors, Cattle 123
Inspectors, State 122
Insolvency Courts, Probate and 131
Insolvency, Judges Probate and
159
Insolvency, Register Probate and
159
Institutions, State Charitable
218
Institutions, State
Infirmary, Mass. Eye and Ear 219 Mayors.' See under each City head
176
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THE CEREAL MACHINE CO.
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THE CEREAL MACHINE CO.,
OFFICE and FACTORY, 55 to 63 JACKSON ST., WORCESTER, MASS,
Manufacturers of SHREDDED WHOLE WHEAT BISCUIT, GRANULATED WHEAT-SHRED, WHEAT-SHRED DRINK, and WHEAT-SHRED BABY FOOD.
50
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BISCUIT
INDEX.
51
Patriotic Societies, Paupers, in the State Penal Institutions of Mass.
193
Revenue, Internal 94
221
Rights of Suffrage, 98
220
Roman Catholic Dioceses. 200
93
Safe Deposit Companies, 205
143
Salaries of City -Officers,
See under each City head
219
Salaries of Governors of States, 184
Salaries of State Officers, 137
Salaries of Postmasters, 80
Savings Banks, 206
Savings Banks Commissioners, 143
Schools and Colleges,
199
Police Commissioners of Fall River, 142
Police, District 122 . See each City or Town head
Police and Municipal Courts, 132
Political Districts.
99
Political Organizations,
+ 106
Polls and Registered Voters,
166-171
Population of Counties, 159-165
97
Population of New England Cities,
97
Secretary of the U. S. Treasury, . 88
Secretary of the Commonwealth, 137
Secret Societies, 195
Selectmen, See each Town head
Senatorial Districts, State 100
Senators, State 137
Senate, United States 88
Sergeant-at-Arms, 137
Postmasters, See City and Town Register
Poor and Insane, Number of 221
Presbyterian Presbytery, 200
President of the United States,
88
Principals of High Schools,
See City and Town Register Sheriffs, 159-165
Prisons, Commissioners of 143
Shipping, Disasters to, on Mass.
Prisons, General Superintendentof 143 Coast 183
Prisoners in Penal Institutions, 220
Prisons and Reformatories, 218
Probate and Insolvency Courts, 131
Probation Officers, 132
Productive Industries of N. E. 224
Prohibition State Committee,
114
Public Administrators,
119
Public Library Commission,
143
Public Records, Commissioner of
143 Court, 128
Societies, Associations, etc. 187
Societies, Historical 187
Soldiers' Home, 219
Spain, Mass. in War with 177
Special Commissioners, 159-165
Special Delivery Postage, 78
Special Sheriffs, 159-165
Square Miles in Cities and Towns, 166-171 State Aid, Commissioners of
143
State Almshouse, 218
State Assayer of Liquors, 142
State Associations, Societies, etc. 187
State Boards and Commissions, 140
State Board of Health, 141
State Board of Charity, 141
State Capitals, 184
218
State Committees (Political),
106
State Courts, State Election, Date of
137
State Farm,
State Governments.
184
State Government 1899.
137
State House Construction, Com- missioners of
143
State House, The New
144
Representatives in Congress,
90
State Industrial School, 218
Republican State Committee,
106
State Institutions, 218
State Library, Librarian of 143
133 State Normal Schools,
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