Hodson Shines as Boston Beats Phillies in Thrilling Tilt
Pitcher George Hodson delivered nine hits allowed and two runs as the Boston club defeated the Phillies on the South End grounds. Nash belted a towering homer, McCarthy and First Baseman Tommy scored, while Hodson’s control, pace, and composure drove the victory. Hallman was harshly booed for shoving Hodson. Duffy and Lang suffered injuries amid a tense, injury-filled finish.
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George Hodson
South End
Philadelphias
Hodson
Quakers
Phillies
Bostons
Nash
Taylor
Irwin
Hallman
McCarthy
Long
Stivetts
Tucker
Tommy
Bannon
NASA
Jack Boyle
Hoston
Fred Tenney
Jack Stivetts
Selee
James Walsh
Duffy
Walsh
Lang
Coannaugnton
Boston
R. B. TB
A. E. Lower
Ash
Hannon
Vonner
Philadelphia
Hamilton
A. Losie
Ross
Dweliecanty
Hompson
Oort CT
Ronee
Buckley
Sullivan
Enase
Weer
Bosten
Sea
Cross
Swompson
Fedson
Ticker
Balla
Boyle
Delehanty
Lowe
Conhaushion
Fiedson
Loston
Hailman
Suullivan
Gaffhey
Boston Opens Series at Brooklyn After Home Stand
The Boston team begins a three game set in Brooklyn today before a home stretch against Western rivals. Baltimore and New York close the gap, but head to face each other while Boston plays across the bridge, complicating the race for the champions.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Baltimore
New York
Pittsburg Loses Amid Wild Throw and Hemming Misses
Pittsburg could not hit Hemming and Beckley’s wild second inning throw helped Louisville win. Attendance 1200. Final score Louisville 6 to 4 over Pittsburg with 12 hits to 8. Hemming and Grim led Louisville, Gumbert and Mack for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Hemming
Beckley
Louisville
Ohio
Grim
Gumbert
Mack
Giants Win After Eight Strong Innings In Washington
The Giants pulled away in the later innings to win 3 to 6 in Washington. Doyle homered as New York posted nine hits to Washington's six with five errors. Meekin and Farrell teamed for the Giants while Maul and Maguire worked for Washington. Attendance 1,000.
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Washington
Giants
Senators
Doyle
New York
Meekin
Farrell
Maul
Maguire
Reds Hold Off Cincinnati Threat In Chicago Start
Chicago game notes Cincinnati Reds pressed in by Griffith who limited hits and kept danger at bay while Parrott pitched solidly, preventing a late scoring push. Reds stayed within reach throughout the contest.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
Griffith
Parrott
Alland Bros Haircutters Promote Pompadour Style
Readers can get stylish trims at Alland Bros 19 Tremont Row Boston offering pompadour cuts. The ad notes proximity to Harvard Boston University Tufts and Tech and calls it the largest establishment of its kind in the United States. Cross, Hallman Sacrifice hit Boyle Stolen.
Chicago Beats Cincinnati In Rough Baseball Tilt
A baseball game ended with Chicago defeating Cincinnati 22 to 6. Attendance was about 2,500. Decker hit a home run as part of Chicago’s twelve hits to Cincinnati’s eleven. Errors favored Cincinnati six to five. Batteries were Griffith and Schriver for Chicago and Parrott and Murphy for Cincinnati.
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Decker
Chicago
Cincinnati
Griffith
Schriver
Parrott
Murphy
Bride Grooms Beat Oystermen as Stein Homers in Seventh
Brooklyn defeats Baltimore with Stein’s seventh inning homer as Hawke struggles. Small attendance noted. Final score shows Brooklyn 9 and Baltimore 4 with 18 Brooklyn hits and 10 Baltimore hits. Errors Brooklyn 3 Baltimore 1. Batteries Stein Kinslow Hawke Robinson.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Oystermen
Stein
Hawke
Baltimore
Page
Kinslow
Robinson
Scranton Kicks Off With Player Revolt Halting Game
Scranton, Penn., Aug 9 There was no game vs Springfield as players revolted over Manager Swift’s ouster. Swift had released players after the transfer to the Eastern League, but his authority was disputed. Staltz Massey Westlake Wetzel Flanaghan refused to play and face blacklisting while Rogers Patchen Phelan stayed. Campfield and Whitehead Hickey plus others expected. Saturday at 2 p.m. the postponed match will be played.
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Scranton
Penn
Springfield
Swift
Staltz
Massey
Westlake
Wetzel
Flanaghan
Rogers
Patchen
Phelan
Campfield
Wilkesbarre
Whitehead
Hickey
Eastern League Scores Promptly Reported
In Syracuse the Syracuse team defeated Providence 8 to 6. Binghamton hosted Buffalo with Buffalo prevailing 4 to 0. Wilkes Barre Erie led by 18 points in a game against Wilkes Barre.
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Syracuse
Providence
Binghamton
Buffalo
Fine pitching seals Fall River shutout in Aug game
In New England League action at Fall River on August 9 Klobedanz excelled for the home team to blank Lewiston. Mains pitched well through six innings before wavering, final score 1-0. Falls River had 18 hits to Lewiston's 6 with one error to Lewiston’s two. Klobedanz and Rupert beat Mains and Bergen.
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Fall River
Klobedanz
Mains
Lewiston
Rupert
Bergen
Portland Beats Brockton In Sharp Batter-Pitcher Contest
In Brockton on Aug 9 Portland won a tight game 8 to 7 after a contest of sharp fielding. Portland had 7 base hits to Brockton's 8 and committed 2 errors to Brockton's 3. Batteries Dolan and Casey for Portland and Fournier and Yeager for Brockton.
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Brockton
Portland
Portlandse Ce
Brocktomi Ce
Evcecesass
Dolan
Casey
Fournier
Yeager
Aldermen to Host Benefit Game at South End Grounds
Alderman Dever leads a Gloucester versus Boston charity ball game this afternoon at 3 30 to raise funds for the Working Boys Home. A large crowd is expected as Boston and Gloucester teams feature listed players and a wide committee to oversee attendee comfort.
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Alderman Dever
South End
Gloucester
Boston
Dever
Barry
Bryant
Presho
Sanford
J. Mitchell Galvin
John P. Brawley
John P. Dore
William J. Quinn
H. F. Naphen
Thomas Kelley
Thomas F. Duffly
C. J. Connolly
A. Paul Keith
James F. Ormond
McDonald
Babson
Foley
Carroll
Gaffney
Moore
Mclaughlin
Brown
Ireland
Jordan
Millett
Allen
Kelly
Davis
Costello
Stardigle
Donovan
Bartlett
Connor
Reinhart
Norton
Whelton
Baseball at Nashua Y M C A 21 Manchester Cadets 4
Y M C A of Nashua defeated the Manchester Cadets 21 to 4 in a baseball game played in Nashua New Hampshire.
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Nashua
N. H
Manchester Cadets
Track Record Falls At August Meet In Manchester
Nearly 800 spectators watched the August race meeting close in Manchester New Hampshire Mrs J F Crosby of Brewster Massachusetts drove her mare Emma B a mile in 326 14 setting a new track record A C Wallace aged 74 drove Sylvester K a mile in 218 in his event The 230 race Ethan Boy free for all trot and pace Big F was a non finisher
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Manchester
N. H
J. F. Crosby
Brewster
Mass
Emma B
A. C. Wallace
Sylvester K
Ethan Boy
Big F
Navahoe Leads NYYC Fleet into Newport in Squall
The Navahoe wins the first division at Newport after a strong run in fair wind, finishing 1 hour 40 minutes 20 seconds and beating the Volunteer by about 16 minutes. Race Point dash left Volunteer unable to overtake the Herreshoff boat. Likely winners include Navahoe Mayflower Marguerite Elsie Marie Queen Mab Eleanor Wasp and Gossoon.
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Newport
R. I
New York Yacht Club
Navahoe
Herreshoff
Mayflower
Marguerite
Elsie
Marie
Queen Mab
Eleanor
Wasp
Gossoon
Kent County Flyers Trotting Races Offer $300 Purse
Two trotting races were held at the Kent county track this afternoon with $300 purses. In the 2:45 class Lady B. won, while Green Boy, Jr. captured the 2:22 class.
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Kent County
Providencher
Aug
Lady B
Green Boy, Jr
Trotting Revived at Worcester Meeting Opens
Worcester aug 9 two days race meeting on Full Moon mile track at Lake Quinsigamond started with revived interest. Arista won in straight heats in the three minute class and Free Trade defeated Maggie S. in a match race, both securing victories as the meet began after years of desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Lake Quinsigamond
Arista
Free Trade
Maggie S
Fantasy lowers mares four year record at Buffalo race
Fantasy by Chimes set a new four year old filly speed mark for mares at Buffalo in 2:08 1 4 with a runner, clocking quarters 33 8, 1:01 4 half, 1:36 1 4 three quarters, and 2:08 1 4 mile. Robert Bonner and GC Hamlin watched, with about 8000 spectators braving morning rain to see the day’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Chimes
Village Farm
Robert Bonner
New York
Maud S. and
Sunol
Ballona
Miss Nelson
Norfolk
Nightingale
Alix
Pamlico
Meander
Patronage
Saratoga Races Results From Aug 9 Card At Saratoga
At Saratoga NY on August 9 the six race card produced winners Old Dominion, Merry Monarch, Prince of Monarch, Clifford, Memento colt and Colonel Clay with times listed for each event and a second place showing by Dauntless, Gleaming, Hand Spin, Dr Hasbrouck, La Rosa, Bassanie, Japonica.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Old Dominion
Dauntless
Merry Monarch
Gleaming
Lisely
Prince of Monarch
Handspun
Briese
Clifford
Dr. Hasbrouck
Correction
Memento Colt
la Rosa
Tormentor
Colonel Clay
Bassanie
Japonica
Jerome Park Runners Race Recap at Jerome Park
At Jerome Park N Y on August 9 Daily America won the opening race with Stonewellie second and Annie Bishop third in 1 45 Magnetism colt took the five furlongs with South Side first Herkimer second Jadan led the one and one sixteenth miles event with Little Matt second Galloping King third in 1 53 3 4 Cockade captured the six furlongs with Metropolis second King Gold third in 1 17 1 2 McKee won the six furlongs with Monoton second Byrnes colt third in 1 17 1 2 Flirt led the six furlongs race with Micmac Queen first Melody second and third place to the others in 1 18 1 4.
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Jerome Park
N. Y
Daily America
Stonewellie
Annie Bishop
Magnetism
South Side
Herkimer
Jadan
Little Matt
Galloping King
Cockade
Metropolis
King Gold
Mckee
Monoton
Ie Byrnes
Flirt
Micmac Queen
Melody
Rain shifts Mystic Park races延期 schedule
Heavy rainfall forces yesterday’s Mystic Park races to run today while today’s events are postponed to Saturday. The meeting is extended by one day to accommodate the disruption.
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Mystic Park
Noonan Weds Shields in Boston Hurling Club Ceremony
Captain John J. Noonan of the Boston Hurling Club married Miss Honora Shields of Roxbury yesterday in the Cathedral. Bridesmaid Miss Mary Anne Shields and best man Mr. Michael Murray attended the wedding officiated by Rev. Edward Connolly.
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John J. Noonan
Boston Hurling Club
Honora Shields
Roxbury
Edward Connolly
Mary Anne Shields
Michael Murray
Boston Hurling Club captain weds at Roxbury home
The Boston Hurling Club captain married the heiress of a gray cashmere traveling gown with Irish point trim. A reception followed at 19 Bickford Street Roxbury with club members presenting a watch and silver items. couple to be at 19 Bickford after Sept 1.
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Boston
Bickford Street
Roxbury
Boston Hurling Club
Michael Ahern
Eugene
Noonan
Daniel Shields
Michael Shields
Maggie Shields
Katherine Shields
Mary Shields
Denis Shields
William Kiely
Annie Noonan
Ellen Hanlon
Lizzie
Mary Buckley
Michael Carey
Jeremiah Murphy
John O'Donovan
Daniel Cannan
Jeremiah Donahoe
Maggie
Mary Drinan
Frank Kirchthurn
Patrick J. Driscoll
Cornelius Kiely
T. S. Cronin
Alice Mooney
Mary Carey
Nellie Carey
John Collins
Jeremiah Casey
Mary Casey
James Casey
Michael Kiely
David Walsh
Mary J. Crosby
J. B. O'Higgins
Miss Agnes McKay and Niece Sail on Aurania
Miss Agnes D McKay and her niece Helen G McKay sail on the Aurania on Saturday. Captain Alex McKay, who has been the guest of John McKay, proprietor of the Oriental Hotel, at Broadway and Thirty ninth streets in New York City, is noted.
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Agnes D. McKay
Helen G. McKay
Aurania
Alex McKay
John McKay
Oriental Hotel
Broadway
Thirty-ninth Streets
New York City
Tenis Play Postponed At Mossley Hall
Bar Harbor Missouri report notes the tennis match scheduled for this afternoon at Mossley Hall was postponed to Friday morning.
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Bar Harbor
Mossley Hall
Teneyge Beats Hosmer In Lake Race Duel
In Danbury Conn at Alexander's Lake boat races Teneyge defeats Hosmer by two lengths in the three mile single scull for a $100 purse with time 19 minutes 30 seconds. McDonald and Bilis win the double scull race amid course marking faults. Hosmer disputes the course but the referee rules for Teneyck.
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Danielsville
Conn
Alexander’s Lake
McDonald
Bilis
McPhee
Cummings
Belmonts
Worcester
Ellis
George H. Hosmer
James A. Tenlyck
Tenlyck
Hosmer
New England
TenHyck
TenKyck
Tenebyck
TenEyck
Corbett Declines Fitzsimmons Match for Jackson Bid
New York Aug 9 James J Corbett said he has no use for Fitzsimmons now and will seek a match with Jackson next. He plans to arrange his next bout within a week and will find a suitable opponent to meet Fitzsimmons afterward.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jackson
Corbett
Silver Grill Cafe serves queen's taste fish varieties today
Ten varieties of fish cooked to the queen s taste are on the menu at the Silver Grill Café today.
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Silver Grill
George Twynam
Hawaiian policy sparks House clash over republic
Washington dispatch notes intense debate as Mr. Boutelle denounces the administration for recognizing Hawaii without Congress’ knowledge. He urges repudiation of what he calls tergiversation and congratulation to the Hawaiian republic. Other actions include a tax bill clash and militia efficiency measures.
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Washington
Bryan
Dem
Neb
Olney
House
Senate
United States
Boutelle
Rep
Hawaii
Congress
Republic of Hawaii
Foreign Affairs Committee
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Outhwaite
Crisp
Hawaiian Republic
Republic
Coombs
N. Y
Fithian
Meyer
Chicago
Altgeld
Land for Old Soldiers to Seek Proscription Repeal
Senate debate on a House bill to repeal part of the revised statutes denying bounty land warrants to Mexican War veterans who later joined the Confederacy. Proponents say thousands could gain land warrants valued at $200. opponents call it removing punishment for old men. Senate adjourned after executive session on the Chinese treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
George
Dem
Miss
Platt
Rep
Conn
Hill
N. Y
Opposition to U S Britain arbitration on canal issue
The House foreign affairs committee delayed action on a joint resolution to arbitrate with Great Britain for twenty five years. Members warned that Nicaragua Canal plans under U S auspices could raise disputes under the Clayton Bulwer treaty and a binding arbitration might hinder canal construction. The decision was across party lines and members urged no public mention of the discussion.
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Great Britain
United States
Nicaragua
England
Year 18 percent to clear rear admirals with few exceptions
The year 18 percent will see a full clearance of rear admirals who began it with retirements in January and several promotions throughout the year. Belknap Benham Irwin Weaver Skerrett Fyffe Stanton Erben Gherardi Greer are noted with retirements and future promotions, marking an especially rapid pace.
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Washington
Belknap
Benham
Irwin
Weaver
Skerrett
Fyffe
Stanton
Representative McEttrick Pushes Life Saving Station Bill
Representative McEttrick urged the House committee on interstate and foreign commerce to approve a bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to establish a life saving station at City Point South Boston. He outlined the need for maritime rescue facilities and the benefits to mariners and local communities.
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Washington
McEttrick
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Secretary of the Treasury
City Point
Boston
Boston boxing row fuels forfeit drive in O'Brien Walcott match
TheO'Brien Walcott feud grows as a $250 forfeit is posted for a $1000 side bout. News recounts brutal bare knuckle fights in Brooklyn and ongoing plans for more ring bouts across Iowa South Dakota and Nebraska.
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Dick O’brien
Joe Walcott
Walcott
O’brien
Boston
Brooklyn
Eddie McVeeder
Danny Moore
Moore
George Dixon
Miner’s Theatre
New York
Moore-McVeeder
Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Steve O'Donnell
Peter Maher
King Philip Athletic Society of
Providence
Rhode Island
Rolfe
Herman Barnes
Joseph Wiley
Barnes
Wiley
Lon Agnew
Chicago
Herman Corley
West Side
Larry McDonald
Washington, D. C
New England
Seaside Athletic Club
Johnny van Heest
Kid’ Vance
Omaha
St. Joseph
Billy Smith
Jack McAuliffe
Commodore's Cup Race At Winthrop Yacht Club
The Commodore's Cup second race at Winthrop Yacht Club will be sailed Saturday due to low tide. An outside course will be used with start signals from a judge's boat off Winthrop Bar. Crew regulations now require one man per four feet of water line. Commodore Morrill's steam yacht Navardh will trail the race carrying judges and press.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Winthrop Bar
Morrill
Navardh
Lovell Diamond wheel hailed for merit and safety
A promotional piece extols the Lovell Diamond bicycle from the John P. Lovell Arms Company. It credits Colonel Benjamin S. Lovell for sourcing skilled mechanics and highlights fifty years of honest business, reliability, and endurance on rough roads as reasons for the wheel’s top-tier status.
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Newepsport
Benjamin S. Lovell
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Lovell
Lowell
Brakesman Frazer Injured in Exeter Bridge Crash
J. B. Frazer a 22 year old freight brakeman on the Boston and Maine Railway was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital for surgery after his skull was fractured when he struck an overhead bridge at Exeter New Hampshire earlier today. He lives at 21 Florence Street in this city and his condition is described as somewhat critical.
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J. B. Frazer
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Exeter
N. H
Frazer
Florence Street
Army Sent to Jail Over Coxey Camp Arrest
In Hyattsville Maryland on August 9 Coxey's Commonweal army of eighty eight was moved from its camp by order of Governor Brown. Judge Carr sentenced all members to three months in the Maryland House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattsville
Coxey
Brown
Carr
Maryland House of Correction
Vacations debated as strike threat looms in Fall River
Aug 9 movement by trades unions in Fall River considers two proposals to avoid a strike. One seeks 5 percent wage cuts and shorter weeks. the other urges operatives to take three to four weeks of voluntary vacation. Some favor deeper cuts if markets rise, others resist. A special general meeting set for Aug 17 will decide. The Weavers' Association shows strong strike sentiment despite conservative leadership. They plan legal steps with New Bedford weavers and test a weavers bill.
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Fall River
Trades Unionists
Amalgamated Unions
Manufacturers’ Association
Weavers’ Association
King Philip Mills
New Bedford
Miss Ann Leary Survives Severe Scalp Injury at Naumkeag mill
In Salem on August 9 a special report notes Miss Ann Leary still living after her scalp was torn off at the Naumkeag mill two and a half weeks ago. Medical staff report steady improvement as the wound heals and grafting may begin soon. She is able to take nourishment and remains under careful care as surgeons prepare to cover the bare area with skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ann Leary
Naumkeag
Miss Leary
Morton faces politics as factions battle for party control
In New York August 9 Levi P Morton looms as the likely governor nominee if he runs, while the Bliss Patterson faction gains some ground through a new enrollment. Fassett appears a remote contender, and Millholland supporters may sway many districts with the regu lars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican State Committee
Bliss-Patterson
Levi P. Morton
J. Sloat Fassett
Morton
Labor Day Parade and Scottish Clans Picnic Gatherings
Labor Day events organized by the Central Labor Union at 45 Eliot Street with J J McCarthy and Thomas J Murphy arranging the parade and Knights of Labor at 595 Washington Street led by John Naughton and M B Sellers. The Order of Scottish Clans plans a Labor Day picnic at Spy Pond with athletic prizes. A collection for Pullman strikers was taken up at Wells Memorial Hall 987 Washington Street with next social picnic planned at Clarendon Hill.
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Central Labor Union
Eliot Street
J. J. McCarthy
Thomas J. Murphy
John Naughton
M. B. Sellers
Knight’s of Labor
Washington Street
Order of Scottish Clans
Spy Pond
Pullman
John Hricsson
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