Handbook of the Port of Boston, 1913
Handbook of the Port of Boston, 1913
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Lucius Tuttle, Chairman of the Board, Room 494 South Station. Boston.
Charles S. Mellen, President. Room 492 South Station, Boston. T. E. Byrnes, Vice-President, Room 492 South Station, Boston. William F. Beiry, Vice- President, Room 528 South Station, Boston. William J. Hobbs, Vice-Presi- dent, Room 434 South Station, Boston. H. J. Horn, Vice-President, Room 497 South Station, Boston.
Financial and Accounting.
William J. Hobbs, Vice-President, Room 434 South Station, Boston.
Herbert E. Fisher,... Treasurer, Room 419 South Station, Boston. Stuart H.
Mcintosh. General Auditor, Room 434 South Station, Boston. William T.
Rodden, Auditor of Disbursements, Room 440 South Station, Boston. Wil- liam H. Young, Auditor of Passenger Receipts, Room 438 South Station, Boston. John F. Turner, Auditor Freight Receipts, second floor North Station (old Fitchburg Section), Boston. Fred A. Hortter, Car Accountant, Room 126 North Station, Boston. John J. Demeritt, Auditor of Agencies, Room 438 South Station, Boston.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lucius Tuttle, Chairman of the Board, Room 494 South Station. Boston.
Charles S. Mellen, President. Room 492 South Station, Boston. T. E. Byrnes, Vice-President, Room 492 South Station, Boston. William F. Beiry, Vice- President, Room 528 South Station, Boston. William J. Hobbs, Vice-Presi- dent, Room 434 South Station, Boston. H. J. Horn, Vice-President, Room 497 South Station, Boston.
Financial and Accounting.
William J. Hobbs, Vice-President, Room 434 South Station, Boston.
Herbert E. Fisher,... Treasurer, Room 419 South Station, Boston. Stuart H.
Mcintosh. General Auditor, Room 434 South Station, Boston. William T.
Rodden, Auditor of Disbursements, Room 440 South Station, Boston. Wil- liam H. Young, Auditor of Passenger Receipts, Room 438 South Station, Boston. John F. Turner, Auditor Freight Receipts, second floor North Station (old Fitchburg Section), Boston. Fred A. Hortter, Car Accountant, Room 126 North Station, Boston. John J. Demeritt, Auditor of Agencies, Room 438 South Station, Boston.
What to read after Handbook of the Port of Boston, 1913?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston (Mass.). Chamber of Commerce to read onlineMoreLess
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