Japanese Servant Mano Kido Takes Own Life in Boston Home
Mano Kido a Japanese house servant for F. H. Curtis of 63 Bay State Road died by self inflicted throat cutting in his room last night. He had few friends, was despondent and homesick, and arrived in the country only months ago. Dr L C Thayer and Medical Examiner Draper attended. body sent to Undertaker Jones for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mano Kido
F. H. Curtis
Bay State Road
Kido
Mr. Curtis
Indictment Against Joseph Iasigi Forwarded to New York Police
A new grand jury indictment charges embezzlement by Joseph Iasigi former Turkish consul general in Boston now held by federal authorities in New York. The indictment mirrors the previous one and follows Iasigi's removal from office after his arrest. Inspector James Collins remains in New York awaiting Washington orders to transfer custody to the New York Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Iasigi
Boston
New York
Sasigi
Supreme Court
Washington
James Collins
Iasigi
Massachusetts Historical Society Adopts New Home for Rooms
The annual meeting at No 30 Tremont Street announced the sale of the estate and impending removal to temporary quarters in the new Tremont building. Officers elected include President C F Adams and vice presidents Justin Winsor and S A Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Historical Society
Tremont Street
Justin Winsor
LL. D
Tremon
A. Green
J. D. Long
General Ruggles
United States Army
James Abercrombie
Colden
New York
Lexington and
Concord
C. F. Adams
S. A. Green
E. J. Young
H. W. Haynes
C. C. Smith
S. F. McCleary
T. K. Lothrop
A. L. Lowell
C. R. Codman
W. W. Crapo
W. R. Thayer
Insanity Interview For Boston Larceny Case
A 24 year old woman named Margaret Taylor was seized on suspicion of stealing two pairs of gloves from a Washington street shop. Captain Gaskin ordered her to Tombs for a sanity examination after she appeared irrational. The charge was withdrawn at the complainant’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Taylor
Gaskin
Station 2
Bohling
Washington Street
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Maverick House
Knights Templars in East Boston Hold Annual Commandery Inspection
Eminent Sir Edward G. Graves presided as William Parkman Commandery conducted its annual inspection in East Boston. Right Eminent Sir William R. Walker and Grand Commandery officers attended. The Order of the Red Cross was conferred with music by Corinthian Quartet members KE Spears W H Jones Henry A Cook and Sumner Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parkman
Knights Templars
Boston
Edward G. Graves
William R. Walker
Order of the Red Cross
Sumner Coolidge
The
Corinthian Quartet
Dinner Banquet by Lodge 220 Knights of Pythias
Councillor Allen attended a Knights of Pythias Lodge 220 banquet at the American House last night. Twenty two attendees included George Washington as presiding officer and John H. Hemsley as secretary with guests Hon Isaac B. Allen R T Teamoh A Kiner and W S Winston listed among the evening’s participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge 220
The
Knights of Pythias
Benefit for a Suffering Man at Union Park Halls
A testimonial benefit for A. F. Husten was held at Union Park Halls with about 300 couples in attendance. The event raised $148 to aid Husten who sustained injuries in an elevator accident at the Merchants' Bank several years ago. After a concert, dancing continued until evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Husten
Union Park Halls
Husten
Merchants’ Bank
Weide and Butcher Lead Warranted Gen Hasterade Case
Weide and Butcher join J Crooks F Reynolds in the warranted case. Gineh is noted in connection with the matter. Officials warn of ongoing proceedings and potential further filings as the case develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weide & Butcher
J. Crooks
F. Reynolds
Bryan seeks Monticello as national memorial and reservation
William J. Bryan plans to push for Monticello to become a national memorial. He aims for a congressional appropriation to buy the Jefferson birthplace and pledges private funds if needed. Jefferson M. Levy owns the property and resists selling, though Bryan hopes national action may change the owner’s mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Congress
Jefferson M. Levy
Mr. Levy
Levy
United States
Indictments Loom in City Hall Scandal Turmoil
Investigators press a widening probe into city fraud tied to Mulvey and Wells with grand jury scrutiny. Contractors like William Scollans face serious questions as missing ledgers and destroyed records obstruct and threaten taxpayers’ losses now estimated above ten thousand and possibly fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulrey
Kelly
Mulvey
Wells
City Hall
William Scollans
Brighton
Marge
Missing ledgers record contractor team credits after losses
Fragmentary notes indicate teaming credits allocated to each contractor were recorded before destruction. The surviving books cover most but not all of the five year period, leaving substantial gaps in the official record of work and liability.
Flood Claims Family as Levee Breaks at Mould Landing
Reports from the flooded region say a mother and six children were swept from safety when the levee gave way at Mould Landing. Four children were washed away by the rushing currents as rescue efforts continued in the Greenwille area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenvilleg
Miss
Mould Landing
Strike Hit River Works Fifty Three Hands in Lynn
About forty of the fifty three steel clippers at the River Works steel foundry of the General Electric Company in Lynn walked out at 5 30 this evening. They claim pay has been based on a cooperative system for eighteen months and that weekly wages were unknown until the paycheck the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
River Works
General Electric Company
Scottish Songs Sung at Fourth Church Benefit
A South Boston church concert by the Fourth Presbyterian Committee offered a fine program of Scottish numbers. Performers included Philip Greely of the Verdi Quartet with John Anderson My Joe and My Heatherland Home. James Calderwood. Miss Katherine Mcleod. and Mrs Charles McCormack delivering a Cam Ye by Athol and Jessie's Dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
Miss Hook
Philip Greely
Verdi Quartet
John Anderson
My Joe
James L. Gilbert
Heatherland
Greely
James Calderwood
Katherine Mcleod
Herrin
Kate Vannah
Charles McCormack
Athol
Jessie
Maine Veterans Dine at Annual Massachusetts Banquet
The Maine Veterans Association of Massachusetts held its annual banquet at the American House with over one hundred members present. General G. H. Nye presided, EF. iL. Clarke served as secretary, and General F. S. Nickerson spoke about the association’s record and Pine Tree State veterans. Also speaking were Colonel A. C. Drinkwater, Captain C. Small, and the Rev. Daniel Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Veterans’ Association of
Massachusetts
American House
G. H. Nye
EF. Il. Clarke
Cambridge Creates Deputy Chief of Police Post
Mayor Sortwell urged the aldermen to establish a deputy chief of police. The police committee voted to create the new rank to be filled from within the department at 1500 dollars annually, 100 more than captains. Captain Murray is offered but declined. Court Officer Batchelder favored. Sergeant Pike also seeks the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sortwell
Cambridge
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Police
Murray
Batchelder
Pike
Death in a South Boston Field
Lorenzo Wagner aged 55 was found dead in a field at the foot of D street near Eighth street South Boston yesterday afternoon. He had been discharged April 7 from City Hospital after March 24 admission for heart trouble and was last seen in a nearby barroom about 11 p m the previous night. Undertaker Leary of 146 West Broadway conducted arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Wagner
D Street
Eighth Street
Boston
City Hospital
Undertaker Leary
West Broadway
Harvard class of 97 wins inter class games by wide margin
Harvard’s class of 1897 dominates Holmes Field in the inter class track games with a 50 point win over juniors and large margins for other classes. Shaw breaks hammer distance record at 127 ft 3 in while Morse and Dunstan shine in sprints and hurdles.
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Harvard
Holmes Field
E. H. Clark
Tin
F. G. Shaw
J. D. Phillips
Walker
L. M. Jaffray
C. J. Paine, Jr
G. Morse
J. L Bremer
Morse
Bremer
Hollister
J. S. Dunstan
Bigelow
Denholm
Roche
Gould
H. L. Williams
R. R. Rumery
XN. P. Hallowell
G. G. Hubbard
W. J. Denholm
R. H. Morrison
F. H. Bigelow
E. D. Gould
J. T. Harrington
J. T. Roche, Jr
FE. H. Smith
Dunstan
J. T. Dunstan
Bigelo
G. D. Dutton
S. Tilden
S. P Shaw
J. L B. Rover
F. W. Reed
W. G. Morse
J. B. Rover
S. P. Goddard
W. Hollister
E. N. Fenno
E. D. Fullerton
G. F. Clement
IF. H. Bigelow
N. B. Marshall
H. E. Shore
BE. D. Gould
FF. H. Bigelow
N. Marshall
Charles River Park
Richards
G. F. Hurt
W. R. Brinckerhoff
C. J. Paine
A. N. Iice
W. A. Boal
G. McC. Sargent
P. M. Jaffray
G. Clarke
P. E. Somers
C. J
Olevault
A. B. Emmons
Heig
BE. D. Brooks
J. Curtis
Boxing Gossip With Postponed Match and New Fights
The April 14 bout between Patsy Haley of Buffalo and Dave Sullivan in New York is postponed to April 28 due to Sullivan hand injury. Promoter notes include Billy Hennessy’s scheduled Bradford duel on April 20 and Joe Walcott vs J D Watts on April 20 in New York. Watts, born Richmond Kentucky, has a storied Louisville career and is managed by Ted Alexander. Walcott prepares near New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Haley
Buffalo
Dave Sullivan
Polo Club
New York
Sullivan
Jimmy Rose
Dave
Billy Hennessy
Bradford
Penn
Bob Rooker
Mike Daly
Bangor
Joe Mullins
Joe
Daly
J.D. Watts
Louisville
Joe Walcott
Watts
Richmond
Sky
Joe Carter
Linden
Tom Lansing
Louis Leifker
Kid Scofield
Bob Kelly
Ed Johnson
Lexington
At McCann
Charles Smith
West Dent
Owensburg
Lightning Bug
Evansville
Ind
Will Pope
Kid McCoy
Pleas Hutchinson
Hot Springs
Ark
Walcott
Ted Alexander
Boston Beats Newport News In 6 Run Game
Boston defeated Newport News by a wide margin in a ballgame played in Newport News. The scoring shows Boston with 15 hits to Newport News 6, and errors favoring Newport News. The battery for Boston was Lewis and Stivetts with Bergen Nichols and Ganzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Bostons
Boron Nivevie
Boston
Lewis
Stivetts
Bergen
Nichols
Ganzel
Hoot
Magee
Brown Beats Fordham At Lincoln Field
Brown defeats Fordham on Lincoln Field with a disputed score line. Brown posts eight hits to Fordham six and runs innings listed with several players named Summersgill Gurney Kelly and Hayes contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Brown
Fordham
Lincoln Field
Friars
Summersgill
Gurney
Kelly
Hayes
Holy Cross College Beats Natick High 10-4 in Worcester
Holy Cross College consolidated baseball team defeated Natick High School 10 to 4 in Worcester. Batteries: Sullivan and Kenney for Holy Cross. Bacon and Hall for Natick High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Holy Cross College
Natick High School
Sullivan and Kenney
Holy Cross
Bacon and Hall
Wesleyan Tops Yale After Duffy March Lesson
March schooling by Hughey Duffy in Wesleyan shows in a victory over Yale on Wednesday. Other notes mention Bannon still coaching Lehigh, Fitzmaurice an elite minor league outfielder resting at home in Marlboro, Kansas City, and Leng and Nops making waves with strong performances. Maine has five organized leagues so far with several teams showing strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughey Duffy
Wesleyan
Yale
Reader
Bannon
Lehigh
Fitzmaurice
Marlboro
K. C
Herman Leng
Boston
Jerry Nops
Baltimore
Maine
College and club matchups listed across cities
Boston at Norfolk. Fordham versus Brown in Providence. Ace of Philadelphia at Washington. Pawtucket visiting Lancaster Pennsylvania. Cincinnati meets Indianapolis. Baltimore travels to Richmond. Detroit plays in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Norfolk
Fordham
Brown
Providence
Ace of Philadelphia
Washingon
Pawtucket
Lancaster
Penn
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Richmond
Detroit
St. Louis
Somerville High announces 1900 spring baseball schedule
Manager Chandler lists games from April 18 to June 12 against teams including I T 99 Thayer Academy Tufts Arlington High Boston College St Marks Bridgewater Normal Adams Academy and Dorchester High with home and away venues. Captain Haffield selects players Sheridan Brookhouse Baldwin Brine Saunders Cuddy McRae Wiley Hafford Rich for the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Somerville High School
Somerville
Thayer Academy
South Braintree
Tufts
Tufts Oval
Boylston A.A
Arlington High
Boston College
St. Mark's
Southboro
Bridgewater Normal
Bridgewater
Adams Academy
Quincy
Dorchester High
Medford High
Newton High
Arlington Boat Club
Arlington
Haffield
Sheridan
Brookhouse
Baldwin
Brine and Saunders
Cuddy
McRae
Wiley
Hafford
Rich
Hodgkins to Manage Griffin for Brockton Contests
Howie Hodgkins telegraphed from the Post to Johnny Griffin training for his bout with Dixon in Brockton. He will back Griffin to restore his honor and plans to depart for Brockton today to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie Hodgkins
Johnny Griffin
Dixon
Brockton
Howie
Braintree
Griffin
Yale Invitation Games Rescheduled to April 28
Yale invitation events moved from May 1 to April 28 to avoid clashing with Princeton. All Yale games are closed to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
National Lawn Tennis Plan Connecticut Tournament
The National Lawn Tennis Association executive board set the Connecticut tournament for June 17 at the Country Club in Bridgeport. The event will feature the state's top players and talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
National Lawn Tennis Association
Connecticut
Kirby's Individual Candlepin Tournament Standings
The ten top scorers at Kirby's Alleys South Boston include Hack 874, Eeniro 262, Taylor 259, Ross 857, Farrell 256, McAllen 348, Onaled 348, Ball 247, Gilmore 343, and Paige 340 in the ongoing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby's Alleys
South Boston
Hack
Eeniro
Taylor
Ross
Farrell
McAllen
Onaled
Ball
Gilmore
Paige
Danvers K defeats Marblehead 2 to 1 in season opener
Company K of Danvers beat Company C of Marblehead 2 to 1 in the first game Marblehead has lost this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
Company K
Company C
Marblehead
Brooklyn Team Beaten by Crescent Lacrosse Fold
Belfast April 8 A lacrosse team from Newtownards Club defeated Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn N Y by 6 to 1. The match showcased Newtownards strong offense and Crescent’s defensive struggles on the Belfast ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Newtownards Club
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jockey Hodson Killed in Steeplechase Crash
Hodson, the jockey, was thrown and killed in a steeplechase at Stoke-upon-Trent Staffordshire today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hodson
Stoke- Upon-Trent
Staffordshire
Fearing Wins Amateur Tennis Championship in Five Sets
George L. Fearing Jr. defeats clubmate L. M. Stockman in a 3-6 6-3 6-4 5-7 6-3 final at B A A court. The two had beaten New York cracks. Sears refereed as a two hour match featured strong rallies and near-fresher form from Fearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. A. Court
George L. Fearing, Jr
L. M. Stockman
New York
Stockton
Fearing
P. S. Sears
H. 8. Otts
RK. J. Radcliffe
Lawrence Tucker
Percey Everett
James Reynolds
B. G. Wates
Tyler Pratt
W. E. Doyle, Jr
A. Hunnewell
R. Cracknell
F. F. Meaney
G. Curtis
F. J. Amory
H. Stackpole
Tracy Dow
A. S. Dabney
W. B. Clark
G. G. Wells
P. T. Lowell
McCormack Stops Scully In Four Rounds At Tuxedo
Philadelphia reporter notes Jack McCormack defeated Pat Scully of Ireland in a six round set at the Tuxedo Athletic Club. McCormack dominated and nearly finished Scully in the fourth round as the gong ended the bout with the local fighter unable to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jack Mc Cormack
Pat Scully
Ireland
Tuxedo Athletic Club
Scully
McCormack
Athletes and local sports events in the region
Flanagan the Irish athlete joins New York A. A. and McGirr, ten-mile amateur champion, trains as a top miler at Georgetown. East Boston A A plays Company H at Chelsea armory. City Point Rowing Association holds annual meeting in South Boston with officers listed. Gray's Hall hosts the day’s prize dance on April 19. Marathon race to be held April 19 under B A A with no admission fee. Tech students plan an afternoon mass meeting in Huntington Hall to boost athletics. New York schoolboys organize an association after Interscholastic A A refuses to recognize grammar schools. Letter at office for Jerry Drumner of Roanoke Social and Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Howard
Vilce
John J. Rand
James J. Sullivan
William Birmingham
Timothy Harrington
David Welch
H. N. Nash
William Higgens
William Mooney
Gray’s Hall
South Boston
Reader
Haverhill
John Graham
Tech
Huntington Hall
New York
A. A
Jerry Drumner
Roanoke Social and Athletic Club
Murray and Irwin Win Bowling Match at Alley
The Murray and Irwin team defeated the Yanni gan bowling squad by 21 pins in a candlepin game at the Murray and Irwin alley. Home side claimed the victory with a solid showing across frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Irwin
Yannigan
Interschilastic Notes on Boston Area Baseball Prospects
The report lists players from Boston College Roxbury Latin Dorchester High and other schools vying for positions on nine teams. It names candidates for catcher first base second base shortstop and outfield along with captains coaches and trials across Somerville Brookline Dorchester and Quincy high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connor
Fallon
Hayes
Boston College
Wipe
Wiley
Brine
Cuddy
Saunders
Sheridan
Brookhouse
Baldwin
Quincy
Hoppy
Gray
Thurber
Samson
Huntress
Eddie Grainger
Farmer
Ticknor
George
Crocker
Roxbury
Jones
Farrell
Mahoney
Dorchester High
Bradley
Tarrington
Wellingtons
Alchin
Brown
Dees
Curran
Brookline High
Amby Downing
Twenty Five Associates Hold Quarterly Meeting
The Twenty five Associates convened last evening at the United States Hotel with forty five members in attendance. J. T. Bailey chaired the session and J. R. Fisher served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentyfive Associates
United States
J. T. Bailey
J. R. Fisher
NHW Eng School of Boxing Opens Day and Evening
The NHW Eng School of Boxing invites ladies, gentlemen and children to an open day and evening at 127 Tremont Street Room 12. Trial of six lessons solicited by call or write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NHW Eng
School OF Boxing
Tremont St
Resignations Hover Over Mass. L A W Ranks
Within the Massachusetts division of the L A W a growing mood suggests Henry W. Robinson may resign from the State racing board with others possibly following. Chief Consul Tippett signals doubt about the chief consul's influence being honored by President Potter, hinting at possible further resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Henry W. Robinson
State Racing’ Board
Tippett
Post Cycling
Potter
The
League
Bicycle Notes Signal Busy Cycling Scene In Town
Rehearsal for Patience on a Wheel at Bijou May 2%. Newton Bicycle Club plans a twenty five mile June road race. Eagles discuss racing team uniforms and meeting followed by a talk by Peter S McNally and a magic exhibition. Yale rider Will E J Kirk seeks races. Irvington Milburn road race shifts to New Jersey. Malden Bicycle Club officers elected. Local interest in the Gloucester twenty mile race grows. Century Road Club election rivalry heats between Percival and A O McGarrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Eagles
Peter S. McNally
Brown
Will E. J. Kirk
Yale
Post
Irvington-Milburn
New York Park Board
Riverside Drive
New Jersey
John Turner
Washington
Malden B. C
Spencer T. Williams
N. W. Starbird
H. O. Rogers
Arthur W. Clapp
C. A. Cochel
F. W. Hayden
I. N. Chase
Catain
N. F. Ames
G. Wiley
A. L. Brandis
Frank Mason
Ensign
W. N. Telford
W. H. Johnson
J. W. Hall
Boston Cycle Supply Company
Hachenberger
Eddie Bald
Mott
Baltimore
Charlie Murphy
Savannah
Nat Butler
Butler Brothers
Gloucester
Century Road Club of America
A. O. McGarrett
Percival
National Meet Fund Aims To Welcome Wheelmen At Willow Grove
The Philadelphia Associated Cycling Clubs seek at least 15000 for hospitality at the national meet of the L A W to be held at Willow Grove Park in August. The committee led by Hare Estoclet Dimon Carson and Perkinpine has secured 5000 from Union Traction 1000 from Philadelphia Reading and 30 each from the A C C and Board of Trade. Ex Chairman Gideon may chair the race meet committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Associated Cycling Clubs
Willow Grove Park
Messrs. Hare
Estoclet
Dimon, Carson
Perkinpine
Union Traction Company
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Local Board of Trade
Hare
Great Racing Trust a Secret International Scheme Revealed
Paris reports in the American Wheelman describe a covert alliance between the L A W and France’s Union Cycliste to form an international pool against racing. The plan targeted United States tracks owned by individuals, not firms, with Rousseau and Baduel driving the push for an American alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Cycliste of France
Paris
Elliott
Gideon
MM. Paul Rousseau
United States
Rousseau
Baduel
Pa’ Mott
Et Doran
Harry Ducker
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Historical Society
Old Quarters
East Boston
Councillor Allen
Jgc
Poe
John Bestgen & CO
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W.B. Badger & Co
Portland
William 5. H
Grand Jury
Bar of Justice
Rolls Desk
John Kelly
River Works Steel Foundry
Maine Veterans
Division 9
Clarke
Dwight Street
John Wolfe
Daily Chronicle
Asia Minor
Tokat
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Print Inc
J. E. Farwell & CO
Pearl Street
Harvard Gass
Shaw
New York City
Empire A. C
Eureka Clubs
Long Island City
Atlantic Club
Coney Island
Combination
Alex Greggains
Jack Stelzner
Johnny Griffi
Broadway A. C
George Dixon
Sarsaparilla
Jack Smith
Lew Becker
Bayonne
N. J
Jack
Becker
Bob Drummond
Roanoke A. C
George V. Tuohey
Natick High
Somerville High
Hodgkins
Yale Games
National Lawn Tennis
Kirby
Feteren
Hotel Pelham
Corbett
Boylston St
M’cormack
World OF Sport
Callahan
Jouve
Eereee
McConnell
Martin Eeeene
O'Bryan
Yannigans
Towler
Dennis
John Britgen & CO
Washington St
Bicycle Notes
Great Racing Trust
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