Free imports fall as duties rise in year 1883 analysis
An 1883 tariff summary notes sixteen headings account for three quarters of dutiable imports, totaling 481,960,362 dollars, down from 535,807,117 in 1852 and 65,768,831 lower than 1882. Major items include sugar, cotton goods and clothing, woolen goods, flax, tin, iron, and related manufactures.
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Jypanavens Saary
RAPIO
Cis Asa
COMO
Cae Seadae
UGC Cai
Coan
Cahenen
Cannes
C.c
United States
Political Splinters and Party Tensions Across Regions
A Newburyport meeting seeks May 14 delegates to the national convention. Debates span Horatio Seymour remarks and Maine voter shifts in Eastport losses, with Canadian politics showing Lib Conservative blues shifting balance.
City elections reveal high license split and aldermen shifts
In Springfield Michigan the high license issue dominated the city election with all Democratic candidates except one being saloon keepers, while Republicans likely secured four to five of seven aldermen. In Minneapolis Pillsbury leads for mayor by about 5,000 votes, with Republicans winning all aldermen and the ticket as returns from 16 of 26 precincts come in.
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Chicago
Daily News
Springfield
Minneapolis
Minn
Peseia
Pillsbury
Tcket
Concordia
Lexington
Mexico
Sedalia
Lebanon
la Plata
Marshall
Illinois
Secret Circular to Move Morrison Bill Tactics
Washington dispatch reports Democrats uneasy over a caucus move to reverse the Morrison bill withdrawal. An anonymous address urges reducing revenues and endorsing a tax cutting approach. The piece notes secret distribution to House members and a strategy to keep tariff issues from the national convention. The Trade Dollar Bill section records a vote pattern on Bland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Protection Democrats
Morrison
House
Cox
Ways and Means Committee
Randall
Bland
War News From Egypt And Obsequies At Cannes
Despatches from Gen Gordon dated March 18 describe Obeid’s poverty and lack of trade. Osman Digna resumes offensive while British withdrawal may spark a battle near Handoub. Massowah reports Bilawba’s rebel threat over hostage family. Also: Albany funeral in Cannes with prince and dignitaries, Dublin libel case, Virchow on trichinosis, and Netherlands ratification of trade protection convention.
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Egypt
Gordon
Osman Digna
London
Obeid
el Mahdi
Khartoum
el Obeid
Gustav Klotz
Handoub
Tamaneib
Mahmoud Ali
Suakim
Massowah
Haggard
Bilawba
John
Duke of Albany
Villa Nevada
Cannes
Comtesse de Paris
Prince of Wales
Marseilles
Proposed Changes in the Silver Coin Age
The amendment to the house bill would retire the trade dollar after January 1, 1885 and send all current and future silver and minor coins to the mints for conversion into half dollars of 2062 grains. It would legalize such half dollars for debts and might allow continued coinage of quarters and dimes under existing law with reduced silver content. It also provisions silver certificates backed by these coins.
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United States
Washington
Maxey
House
Treasury
Secretary
Ie Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Address by Rev Clarke on Gen William Hull at New Ting land society
The New Ting land Historic Genealogical Society met on Wednesday at Somerset street with Nathaniel E F Safford presiding. Rev James Freeman Clarke read on Gen William Hull noting Hulls bravery and hardships, while later historians question his Detroit surrender. Obituary notices were prepared for George Arthur Simmons and Dorus Clarke D D. The librarian reported March additions of 40 books and 155 pamphlets.
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James Freeman Clarke
New Tingland Historic Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
Nathaniel EF. Safford
William Tull
Geo. Hall
Clarke
Jiall
Detroit
Aio
Hull
Newton
Gen
Increase N. Tarbox
George Arthur Simmons
Keene
N. If
Boston Highlands
Dorus Clarke
Westhampton
Mass
Boston
Barricades Removed From the Streets After Cincinnati Riot
In Cincinnati on April 2 barricades near the court house were removed and streetcar service resumed after almost three days. A few soldiers remain to block access to the court house. The latest count lists 49 dead and 188 wounded. An executive committee advised against public riot discussion, and burial details show most victims were American or German-born.
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Cincinnati
Court House
Fourteenth Regiment
Sycamore Street
Adoph Meinking
Wm. White
Germany
America
Ireland
Water Works Contract Advance in Biddeford and Saco
Saco signs the Biddeford and Saco water company contract mirroring Biddeford. Project allocates 150000 to 175000 dollars this year for 20 inch main in Biddeford and 16 inch in Saco, hydrants lent free for ten years then 50 dollars yearly per hydrant, with ten drinking fountains in Biddeford. Tax exemption 30 years, private user rate ten dollars per family yearly, reservoir capacity ten to twelve million gallons, high service pressure in central Saco, and guaranteed no other water supplier entry.
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Saco
Biddeford
Biddeford and
Saco Water Company
Isso
O'Donnell Sues Guion Ship Line for $100,000 Damages
Anthony O'Donnell files a suit in Pittsburgh alleging his wife died from neglect aboard the Guion Steamship Arizona in October 1931. He claims she suffered seasickness early in the voyage and, despite several days of confinement to her berth, received no visits from the captain, steward, physician, or stewardess.
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Pittsburg
Anthony O’donnel
Guion Steamship Company
O'Donnell
Arizona
America
Election results in Missouri interior cities
St Louis April 2 elections in Missouri interior cities produced mixed outcomes. In Springfield Republicans won the city clerk and attorney posts and one council seat while Democrats took the remaining city ticket and three council seats. Carthage The ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Springfield
Carthage
Toronto union seeks law to curb Chinese emigration to Canada
A typographical union in Toronto petitions Parliament to restrict Chinese emigration to Canada. Newcastle Ky postmaster J F Randall defaulted $800 and disappeared, with a government agent in possession of the office. A Pittsburg wire mill addition blew down injuring Frank Lacy and two others. A schooner carried Gen Aguero toward Cuba as Spanish consul sails aboard Dix to pursue. A passenger train wreck near Chattanooga kills fireman Ed Brown and injures engineer Mike Frawley. Troy strike at Albany and Rensselaer Tron and Steel widens over Swedish laborers brought in. Seven trackmen near Wernersville injured when hand trucks derail from a fast Lebanon Valley train.
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Typographical Union of Toronto
Canada
J.F. Randall
Newcastle
Oliver Iros. & Co
Pittsburg
Frank Lacy
Lacy
Shoters
Key West
Aguero
Cuba
Dix
Dax
Alabama and Great Southern Railroad
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ed. Brown
Mike Frawley
Albany and Rensselaer Tron and Steel Company
Troy
Sweden
Lebanon Valley Railroad
Wernersville
Pennsylvania
Destructive cyclone ravages Ohio Indiana and beyond
A vast storm across Ohio Indiana and southern states caused widespread destruction. From Greenville to Oakville many homes barns and trees were blown down. six people dead in Oakville and dozens injured. In Columbus Reynoldsburg and nearby areas unroofed houses fences and telegraph lines disrupted communications and property damage ran into thousands. The storm extended to Canada with snow and later reports note fatalities and injuries across multiple towns including Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chattanooga.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Ohio
Greenville
Dublin
Franklin County
Christian Church
Joysville
Mechanicsburg
Urbana
Mutual
Bowlersville
Muncia
Ind
Oakville
Here
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville
Tevis Cochrane
Oakyville
James Saunders
Ada Dearborn
Col. Johnston
James Sanders
Christian Swain
L. Haley
Fort Wayne
Delaware County
Muncie
Anna Dearmond
Susan Hiles
C. C. Johnson
Charles Brown
Turner Johnson
Nancy Myers
Lemmie Myers
John Huffman
Jeff Hower
Jeff Miller
Fred Coldstock
Shelbyville
Himer
Coutumbus
D. C
Palmetto
Lexington County
Chattanooga
Tenn
Col. Tattern
Alabama Great Southern Railway
Night Express
Ed. Brown
Mike Frawley
Huntsville
Ala
White
Pittsburg
Oliver & Roberts
William Lacy
James Donohue
Lacy
Robinson
Geo. Jones
Petrolia
Homestead
Robert Jewin
Meuncik
Murray
William Lewis
W. Frank Painter
Monongahela Valley
Pirtsvurg
Twenty-eighth Street
Wylie Avenue
William Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Fannie Shoulkin
Baby
Canada
Toronto
Ontario
London
Columbus
Reynoldsburg
Dakota
Bismarck
Dak
Northern Pacific
Buford
Connecticut
Hartrorp
Conn
Judge Dismisses Johnson Divorce Complaint in New York
In New York on April 2 Judge Van Vorst of the supreme court dismissed the complaint of Helen M. Johnson who had filed for divorce from her husband.
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New York
van Vorst
Supreme Court Today
Helen M. Johnson
Methodist Conference Opens In Lynn With Elections And Reports
The New England Methodist Episcopal conference met at Lynn with Bishop Foster present. Rev E A Manning elected secretary for the twenty fifth time and Rev N T Whitaker as assistant secretary. Committees were announced, and a Mormon question committee was formed. Reports highlighted growth in church membership, new churches at South Framingham and Cochituate, and progress of Boston University and Lowell Seminary. Delegates to the general conference to be elected Friday morning.
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New England
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Massachusetts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lynn
Bishop Foster
E. A. Manning
N. T. Whitaker
HU. Jd. Pax
DD. Sherman
Wik
Clark
Bson
Pierce
G. Prentice
C. P. Lyford
J.H. Twombly
C. N. Smith
Daniel Steele
W. A. Cooper
Mallalieu
Boston
Itamilton
South Framingham
Methodists
Cochituate
Quinsigamound
Worcester
Boston University
Lowell Seminary
W. H. Daniels
Albert Hallen
James Mudge
William Ferguson
John A. Cass
Dorchester
Largest Vote Ever Polled in Beavy Republicanair Election
Providence Rhode Island April 2 A large vote was polled despite severe snow and rain. Incumbents for state offices were re elected by larger majorities while a fusion ticket won the local rail terminal issue in Providence. Cranson carried for Republicans first time in 20 years in Cranston. A dispute over an unlawful minor ballot led to ballots being burned and adjournment in North Providence.
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Cranston
Johnston
Citizens
Col
Amasa Sprague
Warwick
Providence
E. C. Dubois
Senate
House
Republlicans
North Providence
Daniel T. Lyman
Annual Meeting of South Boston Yacht Club Elects Officers
The South Boston Yacht Club held its annual meeting at City Point with Commodore Otis A. Ruggles presiding. Members heard reports showing 167 enrolled, 158 active, 9 honorary. receipts around 1,680.50 and a year-end balance about 29.48. raft repairs and a new one were approved. open regatta set for May 30 with 250 dollars allotted. officers and regatta committee chosen. banquet followed at Seaside House.
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South
New England Yacht Racing Association
Henry Hussey
J. W. Sherman Jr
Association
North Star
J. W. Sherman, Jr
The
Echo
C. L. Braman
Lulu
John Winniatt
Thomas Christian
James Bertram
R. V. King
Robert Wallace
C. T. Haley
S. A. Crowell
John Bertram
C. McKenna
H. J. McKee
J. E. Chandler
F. J. Cooley
City Point
Seaside House
Knights of Honor Ninth Annual Session Report
TheGrand Lodge Knights of Honor held its ninth annual session at 730 Washington street with Grand Director W W Woodbury presiding. The report shows 128,309 members, up 2,783. Massachusetts posts 139 judges and 10,945 members as of Jan 1. There were 339 deaths in the state with benefits totaling 694000 dollars.
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Grand Lodge
Knights of Honor
Washington Street
W.W. Woodbury
Massachusetts
Captain Dexter at American house with family and others
Personal notes list Captain Dexter his wife son and daughter registered at the American house. Various items follow including plans for a shoe factory in Farmington New Hampshire this spring and other social moves across New England. An entertainment and business snapshot spans travel plans, new buildings, a university presidency, a church salary offer, a Philadelphia colonel, and Fanny Davenport on dieting.
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Dexter
J. F. Clantman
Farmington
N. H
James G. Garland
Biddeford
New York
S. W. Merrill
Newbury Street
Dartmouth
K. M. Whitney
Falmouth Street
Leland Standford
Stanford
Liverpool
Albany
Florence
Italy
Cyrus Northrop
Yale
Minnesota State University
Minneapolis
Jane
Central Square Baptist Society
Cambridgeport
James W. McWinnie
Free Street
Portland
A. K. McClure
Philadelphia
Fanny Davenport
Charles E. Page
Boston
Two NH Republicans vie for gubernatorial nomination in early 1900s
Special correspondent reports from Concord on the NH political scene. Judges Carpenter and Eastman emerge as leading Republican contenders for governor while Judge Doe refuses nomination. The piece notes Tariff Reform views among hosiery manufacturers and lists various potential candidates, supporters, and brewing rivalries ahead of the state convention.
Fire Losses Reported In Several Local Incidents
A smoke sighting at 90 Leverett Street triggered an alarm but revealed no fire. A small basement blaze at 10 Province Court, occupied by Robert Garey, caused trifling damage. A Greenland house and barn burned due to a horse kicking over a lantern, with most furniture saved. In Middlefield, John Honck’s home burned from a defective flue but contents largely survived.
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Leverett Street
No. 10
Province Court
Robert Garey
Telegraph
Portsmounty
N. H
KE. L. Senter
Greenland
Winmient
Springfield
Mass
John Honck
Middlefield
Iron trade dull in Philadelphia as buyers seek material
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports Philadelphia on April 2 sees little activity in the iron trade. Buyers are in need of crude and finished steel, but large idle capacity and fierce competition limit business. Steel rails have sold.
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Morocco
New England
Philadelphia
Portland Fire Disbands Casco No 5 Engine Company
Weston F Milliken of Portland sold his mil property around Ellsworth for about 40000 dollars. Saeco appropriated 10000 dollars for Pepperell park beautification. 10000 more from the Cornelius Sweetser estate. Charles Morrill longtime Lowell Schools superintendent died April 2 after two weeks illness. Maine spent 1107725 for public schools last year. 754 per pupil. 325,01 more than prior year. 215777 school age children. 146916 on rolls. Arte attendance declining for 13 years. 4797 schools, 1600 teachers. school property valued at 2970956, down 102000. Normal schools graduated 83 teachers. Prohibition raids in Maine yield seizures of whiskey and rum in Biddeford Saco and Waterville area.
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Casco, No. 5
Portland
Weston F. Milliken
Ellsworth
Saeco
Pepperell Park
Cornelius Sweetser
Charles Morrill
Lowell
Mass
Grov
Butler
Waterville College
Maine
Biddeford Journal
Constable Bradbury
Dover Citizens Hear Plans for New County Court House
Adjourned Dover meeting at city hall discussed building a new county court house with no definite decision. Also reported: Nashua warehouse ticket office robbed of cash and tickets. A reception honored retiring Rev W W Lezur in Hamilton with Col L W Cogswell as toastmaster. Delegates elected for Republican caucus in Dover Ward 3 and district convention favor Col Charles Hi of Dover for national convention delegate.
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Dover
Worcester and
Nashua
Hamilton
W. W. Lezur
Methodist Church
Col
L. W. Cogswell
Samon
Bancroft
Concord
Laconia
Joshua G. Hall
Charles H. Horton
Moses
Yage
John C. Coverly
Joseph C. Abbot
Oliver Agro Gibbs
William JI. Vickery
Edwin J. York
Charles Hi
Brattleboro Census Sparks Population Range Update
A Brattleboro census shows 6,060 to 7,600 residents, Ips0 counts 5,530, while Burlington projects 360 new buildings this year. Charles W. Brown named United States mail agent from Richford to St Albans. Richford village trustees vote to raise 17,000 for next year’s expenses.
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Searsburg
Bennington
Burlington
Thomas Goddard
Canada
Richfordwell
Brattleboro
Charles W. Brown
United States Mail
Richford
St. Albans
S. N. Howe
H. Wood
Miller
Willard Pierce
M. F. Sullivan
Weeks
Reed Buck
F. J. Houghton
H.C. Adams
C. J. Skablee
Wormwood Is Appointed Assistant City Marshal In Haverhill
Charles O. Wormwood received the mayor’s appointment Tuesday evening to serve as assistant city marshal in Haverhill. Other items note a Williamstown man George Badger dies from an injury while chopping in Zoar woods and a Bermuda resident Samuel Hayward aboard the Gloucester schooner Minnesota lost at sea. A drowning victim fell from a road bridge in Haverhill over the Merrimac and remains unrecovered. District committees met at Newburyport to plan a May 24 convention for national delegates.
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Charles O. Wormwood
Haverhill
George Badger
Williamstown
Zoar Woods
Fred Harding
Samuel Hayward
Bermuda
Minnesota
Gloucester
Merrimac
Seventh Congressional District
Newburyport
Amherst
Kellogg
A. H. Clark
J. B. Clark
Cross
Fallows
Fora
Gates
Kennejolt
Lindsay
McGoun
Mather
Nives
Connecticut gubernatorial vote and statewide measures
Report details a partial governor race with Bourn at 15 927 and Segar at 9 545 plus scattering. Waterbury smallpox cases are mild with no epidemic risk. Connecticut house approves biennial session amendment 174 to 40. senate 20 to 1. Mrs Mary Hyde Cohen of Norwich leaves major gifts to A B C F M Missionary Home Norwich churches and charities with several bequests and conditions.
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Bourn
Segar
Aem
Waterbury
Conn
House of Representatives
Connecticut
Senate
Mary Hyde Cohen
Norwich
Home of Missionary Society
United Workers of Norwich
Broadway Church Sunday School of
Buckingham Chapel Saniay School of
Maine Life Insurance Firm Granted Massachusetts License
The Massachusetts insurance commissioner informs Portland that Union Mutual Life Insurance Co is licensed to do business in the state. He clarifies the prior revocation was due to noncompliance with law, not financial instability, and the company pledges to meet qualifications promptly.
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The
Maine Life Insurance Company
Massachusetts
Portland
Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner
Union Mutual Life Inssurance Company
Commonwealth
Committee On Insurance
Gleason
Charlestown
Committee On Taxation
Endicott
Bourne Incorporation Bill Signed and Officials Named
The governor signed the bill to incorporate Bourne and the executive council confirmed Ichabod Luce of Cottage City as trial justice. Professor Wood, a London naturalist, has spent days studying white ants at the state house where they are numerous and have caused damage. The ants’ presence, tropical in origin, remains puzzling.
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Bourne
Ichabod Luce
Cottage City
Professor Wood
London
State House
Tropics
Massachusetts Temperance alliance meeting report
The regular monthly meeting was held Wednesday with Rev. Dr. Miner in the chair. The treasurer’s report showed a balance of 49.32 dollars. A resolve thanked Hon. John D. Long for his speech against the bonded whiskey bill. Executive committee members chosen were Mrs. Sarah A. Leonard of Cambridge, Mrs. Mary Q. Stevens of Peabody, and J. W. Barter of Cambridge.
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Massachusetts Temperance Alliance
Dr. Miner
John D. Long
Sarah A. Leonard
Cambridge
Mary Q. Stevens
Peabody
J. W. Barter
Legislature Resolves and Bills Stir Senate Proceedings
The Senate debated biennial elections and grade crossing abolition, tabling motions to reconsider votes. Reported measures covered insurance company filings, Worcester water supply, and a metropolitan drainage plan with a five member commission and a $20,000 cap.
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Senate
Mason
Committee On Drainage
Charles and
Mystic Rivers
Mystic
Charles
Massachusetts House Proceedings and Finance Reports
The House met at eleven with Speaker Merden presiding. Senate amendments to the Watertown water bill were concurred in. A motion to reconsider the railroad consolidation and purchase amendments failed. Committees reported on probate judge salary for Dukes County and Royalston town meeting doings. Engrossed bills include lunatic asylum trustees, Greenfield Rural club, and sales adjournment. and a boundary line expense resolution between Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Senate
Washburn
Committee On Insurance
Burden
Blackstone River
Worcester
Thomas
Police Court of
Brookline
Mason
Committee On
Salem
North River
House
Merden
Watertown
Wentworth
Dedham
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
Dresser
Boston
Dukes County
Cummings
Royalston
State Lunatic Asylum
Greenfield Rural Club
Clara Barton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State of
Rhode Island
Hartwell Lectures on Electricity At Y M C A
George Hf Hartwell delivered an instructive talk on electricity at the Y M C A detailing the dynamo, electric railway, and Edison’s Menlo Park work. He traced civilization’s progress from writing to steam, rail, telegraph, and finally electric light as science serves mankind.
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George H. Hartwell
Geo. Hf. Hartwell
Edison Road
Menlo Park
Mr. Hartwell
Electric Telegraph
New England theatrical and musical charitable association formed
At a Boston theatre meeting of managers a new New England theatrical and musical charitable association was formed to aid sick members of the profession in need. It aims to cover all six New England states, operate independently of the Actor's Fund, and will hold a grand benefit at the Boston Theatre on Thursday, April 17. Eugene Tompkins was named president and Sb A. Mc Glenen secretary, with a board of trustees to manage funds. The group plans broad cooperation among managers across the region.
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Boston
New England Theatrical and Musical Charitable Association
New England
The
Actor’s Fund Society
Eugene Tompkins
Boston Theatre
Sb. A. McGlenen
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Delaware
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Democrats of the Nation
Concord Monitor
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the Tribune
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J. G. B. Siegert
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G. O Taylor
New Orleans
Camp Street
Lafayette Square
Jules A. Cauche
New Orlean
Boston Polo Club
Mannings
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