Magic Squares: An Amateur Players Analytical Notes Feature
A chess feature outlining popular interest in chess and inviting correspondence on games, problems, endings, and events. The piece promotes a regular Monday chess column in the Post and encourages reader participation.
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Manfeady
Post
White to Play Sacrifices All but Knight for Mate
White orchestrates a full-scale sacrificial sequence, handing up every pawn and piece except a lone knight. The final mating blow lands on move seventeen with the surviving knight delivering checkmate.
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White
Steinitz Battles Ware in Historic Vienna Round Two
In Vienna on May 16, 1887, Steinitz faced Ware in the second round. The 14 hour game featured deep strategy and tense plays, culminating in a dramatic clash that highlighted Steinitz as a leading chess master of the era.
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Vienna
Herr Steinitz
P. Ware
W. Steinitz
Casties
Cartes
Hwaar
Ki-Bo
Attack and Development in a Chess Gambit
The text discusses the attack of a queen's gambit style position. It notes Black's centre and diagonals are vulnerable and urges immediate control of key diagonals and central squares. It praises elegant and masterly play while evaluating responses such as Kt-B and QR4.
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Ware
McDonnell
McKenstie to Visit Boston After St Louis Chess Series
Captain George H. McKenstie will visit Boston as guest of the Boston Chess Club after the Steinitz Zukertort series in St. Louis. Arrangements are being made for several public exhibitions during his stay. The Boston club renews Thursday evening entertainments and invites public attendance. Leopold Jacoby, noted odds giver, is wintering in Milan. The note ends with musings on post mortem analysis of games and the era of personal interviews by defeated players.
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St. Louis
George H. McKenstie
Boston
Boston Chess Club
Walker
Leopold Jacoby
Milan
Italy
Staunton
City Jottings Note Debts, Docks, Lectures and Elections
Boston weekly notes 146 deaths last week vs 7 fewer a year earlier. Highland pew depot at West Roxbury opens. State street buildings sold for 200000 dollars. George W Cable to read Grandes Pointe at Tremont Temple. Lectures by Kellen Thomas and Dr George Tilden announced. Maine veterans to dine at Revere House Feb 18 with governors Robison Robie guests. IT Institute discussion on outdoor poor care. Temperance meeting at Music Hall featured Annis Shaw and Annie Parks. Boston Art Club hires new members including Andrews Battelie Boyden DuBois Burnham Clark and others.
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State Street
John Foster
Broad Street
George W. Cable
George EH. Tilden
Boston
Massachusetts Hygiene and Emergency Association
Maine Veteran Association of Massachusetts
Revere House
Robinson
Robie
Maine
Institute of Technology F
Robert Treat Paine
O’brien
Thomas F. King
J. Hi, O'Neil
George 8. Hale
de. Miner
Phillips Brooks
C. F. Bishop
George Wigglesworth
Music Hills
B. R. Jewell
Temple Quartet
Annis H. Shaw
Annie Parks
Boston Art Club
Joseph Andrews
Eugene Battelie
Dwight E. Boyden
Gilman B. DuBois
L. G. Burnham
Benjamin Cutler Clark
James F. A. Clark
Harry E Converse
Albert Glover
Samuel Hanson
Joseph K. Hayes, Jr
Charles L. James
Edward Johnson
W. N. Joslyn
Arthurs. Leland
Henry L. Mill
Sidney Dickinson Lectures on European Art at Tremont Temple
Sidney Dickinson conducts the fifth lecture in his series on Treasure Houses of European Art at Tremont Temple. On Tuesday evening the subject is Spain with Madrid Seville and Cadiz collections, followed by Tuscany on Thursday evening.
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Sidney Dickinson
Tremont Temple
Spain
Madrid
Seville
Cadiz
Tuscany
Business wire list of agents and firms across cities
A fragmented OCR list shows agents and firms by city with initials and company names. Notable names appear from Akron Cleveland Canton Champaign Chicago Lexington St Louis and Toledo with partnerships and roles.
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Akron
E Phinney
KE Phinney & Co
Boomington
Manefieid
Clinton
T Gay
J Vogel
Vogel & Woodward
Canton
J D Frank
Cleveland
M C O'Neill
D O'Neill & Son
Creigh
Glen Falls
S B Whitney
S B
Whitney & Co
Lexington
A P Lancaster
Lancaster
T B Watkins
G E Spencer
Watkins & Spencer
Res
St. Louis
J Frank
Adler, Frank & Co
Par
St Louis
C H Smith
Tre
Gibson's whiskey a standard of ripe age and pure flavor
It is evident that Gibson's whiskey, aged and delicately flavored, stands as a superior bottled product under Moore and Stonett's label. It is available through druggists, grocers, and reliable liquor dealers.
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Moore & Stonett
Theater Listings for Boston Venues and Shows
The page lists current stage offerings at venues including the Theatre James O Neill Bohemian East Lynne at Bijou Theatre Ada Gray Hollis Street Theatre The Mikado and Sir Silbon Specialty Company at Howard Atheneum Dion Boucicaut in The Jit at Boston Museum Salsbury's Proubadours Three of a Kind at Park Theatre Music Hall and performances at World’s Museum Meenageria and Aquartum open 10 AM to 10 PM. Battles of Gettysburg No 531 to 541 Tremont Street available day and evening.
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Con Theatre
James O’ Neill
Monte Cristo
Ing
Howard Athenium
Silbon
Vening
Boston Museum
Dion Boucicaut
Park Theatre
Salsbury
Proubadours
Remue
I Music Hall
Concer
World's Museum
Meenageria
Aquartum
Battle OF Gettysburg
Tremont Street
Emulsion Aid for Lung Troubles Praised by Doctor
Dr. Hiram Cadoretto of Jacksonville Fla says over ten months of Emulsion prescriptions have benefited patients with lung troubles. He reports notable improvements from its use.
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Hiram Cadoretto
Jacksonville, Fla
Durkee Defends Pug Jumbo Case in Chelsea Court
In Chelsea, Lauriston C. Durkee faces trial for stealing pug Jumbo from Charles Fifield. Hon. George A. Bruce opens for the defense, detailing Durkee’s alleged absence from Palestine Cottage on May 1 1884 and suggesting a scheme involving Mrs. Tenney, with witnesses including hotel staff, an artist known as Monkey Knights, and various testimonies about the dog’s movements and prior ownership.
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Chelsea
George A. Bruce
Lauriston C. Durkee
West End
Charles 8S
Fifield
Revere
Mr. Bruce
Mr. Durkee
Palestine Cottage
Crescent Beach
John
Darkee
E. D. Darkee
Orange
Mass
Boston
Pilkington
Tenney
O. G. Cilley
Durkees
Andrew P. Osborne
Hotel Albany
Charles
Charles Wanaca
Stablemann
Russell House
Issi
Bruce Rele
Mr. Bartlett
Charles F. Deane
Knights
St. John
Martin W
Two Hundred Fifty Jars Anniversary at Cambridge Church
Rev Alexander McKenzee preached on the 259th founding anniversary of the First Church at Cambridge. The report covers Shepard's early ministry, the church's growth, splits with Unitarianism, and successive pastors. It notes church sites, holds, and the 250th anniversary events with ticket notices for the Friday evening gathering.
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Alexander McKenzee
Cambridge
Jermons
Thomas Shepard
Shepard
England
John Preston
Church of England
America
Newtowne
McKenzie
Thomas Hookes
Connecticut
Christ
Shepar
Jonathan Mitchell
Nathaniel Gookin
William Brattle
Nathaniel Appleton
Timothy Hilliard
Abiel Holmes
Neheralah Adams
John Abrohams
Alexander McKenzie
Belis
The
Holmes Congregational Society
Shepara
William Newell
Francia G. Peaberry
Edward H. Hail
Water and
Spring Streets
Dunster and
Mount Auburn
Waterhouse Hill
Dans Hall
Society
Harvard
Church Street
Mt. Auburn
Holyoke
Garden
Mason Streets
Washington
George Washington
General Court
Sled accident injures many in Tremont Street scramble
A sleigh driven by Joseph Aaronson struck car tracks on Tremont Street opposite Sullivan's drug store and overturned, injuring numerous pedestrians including Samuel Young, Nellie Folsom, Florence Monroe, and others. The horse dashed along sidewalks toward Winter Street before the crowd aided bystanders and police. Property damage was limited to two display windows.
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Joseph Aaronson
Common Street
Allston
Boston
Sullvan
Tremont Street
Mr. Aarerson
Tremont Temple
Winter Street
St. Pauls Church
United States Court House
Martin Lyons
Samuel
Young
Young and Wanzer Grocers
Clarendon Street
Gray Street
Skercic
Nellie M. Folsom
Charles Folsom
Bennet Street
E. Morris
Joe Softon
Florence Monroe
Fourth Street
Mast Cambridge
Temple Place
John Brennan
Hkndicott Street
Patrick Callahan
Salem
Sulliver’s
School and
Tremont Streets
J.J. Grace
Charles W. Kennard
Bullter and Witherspoon horse trade misdirection tale
Texas Siftings recounts G W Bulger and Colonel Witherspoon in a comic horse deal. Bulger boasts a lame left hind from a boot nail used to fool buyers, while Witherspoon claims the nail will be removed and the horse doubled in value. Gilhooly mocks both men as the dispute unfolds.
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Texas Siftings
G. W. Bulger
Texas
Colonel Witherspoon
Gilhooly
Witherspoon
Balger
Woman on trial for strangling infant with unexpected twist
French papers report a case where a woman confessed at preliminary hearing to harming her baby but medical expert doubts her guilt. He notes fresh finger marks on the throat and a mismatch in the accused’s hand shape, pointing to a male suspect she named in excitement. The man, from a better class, lived with her as a domestic servant and was later arrested and convicted.
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Torst
Ted
Labor and tariff clash stirs unrest in 1890s industry
In a sweeping critique of tariff policy and labor, the article links high protectionist rhetoric to strikes in Pennsylvania iron and coke regions, Fall River and Lowell wage boosts, and rising use of arbitration in disputes. It notes Knights of Labor activity, plant closures, and peaceful settlements amid tensions across New England.
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Thompson
Yale
Pennyslvania
Republican Party
Pittsburg
Connellsville
Cornelsville
Welch
America
Pennsylvania
Europe
Sunderland
Wards of the Nation at Trinity Church addresses
Rev Phillip Brooks denounces two displaced races the Indian and the Negro and General Armstrong urges land in severalty with education as key. Herbert Welsh cites Dakota League and Indian rights aid, describes reservations at Crow Creek and Missouri, and cites a broad federal policy debate.
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Trinity Church
Phillip Brooks
General Armstrong
Virginia
South
Armstrong
Herbert Welsh
National Indian Rights Association
Crow Creek
Sioux
Dakota
Dakota League
Eaid
Dakota Reservation
Arthur
Cleveland
Missouri
Mr. Welch
Association
Air tight stove warms cold Maine cabin in tale from Wilton veteran
A Wilton veteran recalls moving to farming in Aroostook and building a rough cabin with shingles over cracks. He describes installing a tight stove that made the nights surprisingly warm, prompting them to shed quilts as they talked of future plans. The story ends with morning wakefulness over the heated stove.
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The
Lewiston Journal
Wilton
Aroostook
Mary Ellen
Coalfort
Jerry
Batting Match Ends in Brown Victory for Mollie Jones
Wash Bowler and Bul Brown fought for Mollie Jones in Scranton Penn. The bout ended in Bat Brown winning after a third blow to Bowler. Mollie kept the gate receipts and chose Brown, while Bowler received little more than the crowd’s jeers.
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Wash
Bul Brown
Scranton
Penn
Gmiles
Mollie Jones
Mollie
Wash Bowler
Molla
Bat
Brown
Aboard Mail Schedules to Europe and Americas From New York
The notice lists sailing times and destinations for steamers to Europe and the Western Hemisphere from New York, with ships including Wyoming Trinidad St Germain Britannic Aurelius Circassia and Finance. It notes ports via Queenstown Liverpool Havre Port-Au-Prince and Key West and gives closing times for various routes such as 7 30 PM and 3 00 PM with entries for Bermuda Mexico and the Indies.
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Mialls Ciose
Boston Post
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Wyoming
New York
Peb
Bermuda
Trinidad
France
Havre
St Germano
City of Chester
Riday
Scotland
Glasgow
Circassia
Weat Indies
Venezula
Curacoa
Brazil
la Plata
Newport News
Finance
Windward Islands
Venezuela
Bermmda
Key West
Mexico
Maritime vessel arrivals and departures listed by ports
A sequence of ship calls and origins dated Feb 4 to Feb 8 at ports including New York Havana London Queenstown Marseilles Jerhacen Cork and Avonmouth. Vessels named include Lrbrador Norseman Amy Dora Gemath Heman Cortez Alesia Tringvalla Rydalwater Dminion and British Princes s8 with origins such as Liverpool Rio Janeiro Port Simon New York Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Portland and Philadelphia.
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New York
Roman
Liverpool
City of Chester
William Bartlett
Rio Janeiro
Andres
Port Simon
Havana
Caconna
Philadelphia
London
Queenstown
Gemath
Kinsale
Norseman
Amy Dora
Ium
Astoria
Firth of Stronza
San Pedro
Lizzie Betl
Sydney
Nsw
Cochriva
Leighton
Panama
Portland
County of Fling
Braemar
Aboraca
Tempe
Philadlphia
America
Bremen
Edwin
Carthagena
Brookfield
Reynolds
Newcastle
Monroe
Liverpoo
Rover
Kingston Ja
City of Columbia
New
Yirg
Sena
Charles H Brown
Port Matta
Kaye
T Maull
Barren
Sin
Cassie Jameson
Collins
Dutch Island
Ross
Sharpshooter
Horne
Hong Kongore
Carrie A Norton
Holydon
Paper
Tonawanda
Sherman
Philadelphia Galveston
Aidie’s
Vanadis
Bordeaux
Abel Danelson
St Thomas
Sibella
Sebastopol
Sim Marcos
Minnie Smith
Richmond Va
Harwich Port
Albert T Stearns Kelley Mcbrie
Bos
Schs
Perseverence
Willach
Hels
Veckione
Caraden
Newark
Sth
Damon
Torrey
jjAmboy
Portsmouth
Charles Pearson
Frost
Vineyard Haven
Thomas Bell
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Lancefield
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Port Fads
John Morrison
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William Law
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Galveston
William Burkitt
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Janeiro
Andes
Chadwick
Middleee
Howard Bay
Boston
Sturm Ne
Carn Marth
Kiume
el Paso
New Orleans
City of Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
Trinidad
Bermuda
Bristol
City of Fall River
Charger
Ortland
H F Dimock Halett
France
Hadiey
Old Domgnich Smith
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Horox
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Rialto, Rippeth
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Star of
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Cotter
John Harvey Stewart
Aso
Cry
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Wilder
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Sophie
Hasenfass
Hamburg
Eleanor Mott
City of Berlin
Land
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Jeanie
Metuy
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Machison
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Cosmo Bennett
Hong Kong
Franconia
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Eureka
Real
Coma
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Reinerteer
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Scott
Olsen
Adelaide
Wessete
Fire Cross Jenner
Cave Town
Livingstone
Johnson
Oporto
Schicharmer
Davou
Rorfolk
Schs Aun
Pensacola—Cleared Ltd
Parks Albert Schuits
Rich
Rostov
Florences
Genevar
Veazie
Mary A Hall
Perth Amboy
L. T Whitmore
Blackington
Seimers Spartan
Pottsville
Allentown
Norman
Croweill
Equator
Nelson
Walker Armington
Matanzas
Charles H Fabens
Cienfuexca
Chester
Elizabeth M Cook
Clark
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Omaha
Delaware
Samuel L Spring
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ArSth
Emily H Naylor
Wison
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Del
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Cross
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Port Townsend
Thomas R Foster
Rugg
Honolulu
Minnie Mey
Austin
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Doane
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Arrist
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Hatch
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Atlantic shipping notes show multiple vessels in gale conditions
The crew reports heavy northeast gale and snow near Race Point with several schooners and steamers affected. Vessels dismasted or iced, tow lines used, and one steamer towed to port after rough seas. Ship arrivals and clearances list several steamers, barges, and fishing craft with cargoes and destinations.
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Linn O' Dee
Miller
Halifax
F W Nickerson & Co
Saxon
Snow
Philadelphia
Mdise
E & Sampson
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
H M Whitney
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
F Wiliams
M Anthony
Taunton
Harper
Norfolk
Highland Light
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Boston
George J. Dickson
Hardinng
Race Point
Scituate
Clark Sch
Mabel
Phillips Farrow
Baltimore
Plymouth
Confidence
Stockaridge
Olsen
Georges
Icebound fleet and harbor conditions off New England ports
Friday February 5 to 8 reports show ice at the head of the harbor with a fleet of about 25 vessels stuck, several ships towed or anchored, and multiple schooners sailing between Boston Eastport and St John NB. Notable arrivals and departures include the Elvan Pettinaill, Panope, Gem, Mary Elizabeth, Isis, Clotilde, and Nellie F Morse amid persistent ice and drift.
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Vineyard Fiawen
Elvan Pettinaill
Evaneil
Boston
Storm King
Swhs
Sarah Hunter
Boothbay
aAr
Mary Elizabeth
Danton
Portand
Isis
Johnson
Rockland
Nellie F Morse
East Boothbay
Maritime Traffic List of Incoming Steamer Records
A scrambled shipping log lists vessels such as the Herman Cortez from New Orleans to Copenhagen arriving February 3 4 and the Thingvaila from New York to London with February 4 entries. Also noted are the Aidan Water from New York to Cork and the Lyndian Monarch from New York to London with entries around February 6 and 5.
Vessels report rough seas and storm damage in Atlantic trades
The report details ship Mercury from Chatham NB to Sydney NS, foremast loss off Fernando de Noronha, and multiple vessels impacted by heavy weather. It lists incidents around Norfolk, Hampton Roads, and New Orleans with cargo losses, collisions, and repairs, including Castle Craig damage and rescue of Atal White crew near Hatteras.
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Mercury
Chatham
Sydney
Nsw
Fernando de Noronha
Tororoyal
Mizzenton
Branch Hydrographic Office
Gallatin
Mitchell
Boston
Woods
Ancher
Squash Meadow Shoal
Ache W . Herrick
Sewall
New York
Portinva
Mattha
Ball
Barnstabe
Baker
Poston
Mower
St John
Mei Goudy
Eddie Harrison
Norfolk
Atlantic City
Phoenix Islant
Hampton Roads
Jieboom
Silvio
Pensacola
Liverpool
Sbicb
Benvenuto
John Murray
Lina
Philadelphia
Hambure
P Rt. Norfolk
Victoria
Berkley Flats
New Orleans
Castle Craig
Equator
Asiana Bry
Asiana
Ophir
Nor
Erin’s Gem
Kanator
William Burkitt
Freeman
Rio Janeiro
Boig Atal
White
Hatteras
Janto
Wiliam
Furnitace
Frank Busard
John Bentey
William Jones
Josph Thomas
John Wiliams
Thom Bourges
Cook
John Smith
Ada L. Waite
Winslow & Co
Portland
Ship movements and sailings listed in a dated port log
The entry records multiple vessels departing or sailing to ports worldwide with dates in February. It lists ships and bark names such as Sulitelma Graham and Theodore H Rand bound for New York, Mariposa to San Francisco, and Wick Bay to Dunkirk, among others including arrivals and clears at various ports.
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Graham
Portand
Bristol
Lawrence
Nimbus
Smith
New York
Theodore H Rand
York
Auckland
Mariposa
San Francisco
Copenhagen
Air
Walley
Fraser
New Orleans
Deal
Wright
Liverpool
aAr
Matthew Bedlington
Kirby
Newport News
Atamer Caspian Barrett
Halifax
Archer
Chambers
Victora
Portland
O. London
Galileo
Potter
British Duke
Limerick
Bernard, Bennett
Baltimore
Lisbon
Sailea
Nicola. Brown
Para
Messina
Romeo
Wewcastle Nsw
Aberfoyle
Rich
Ardson
Wodan
Glaevecke
Rangon - Suez
Claymore
Gurland
Japan
China
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