Codman Victors Over Mercantile in Suburban Interclub
Codman Club defeated Mercantile Library Association in all but one event in the Suburban Interclub series at Codman clubhouse. Codman won nine of ten points including billiards pool and two wins in bowling and whist. Bowling margins favored Codman as Mercantile totaled 1825 to Codman 2359.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codman Club
Mercantile Library Association
Mercantile
Codman
Eaton
Cutler
Frizell
Mercantile Library
Cutter
Richardson
Pool
Dyer
Young
Bangs
Mackey
Lynn
Oxfords
Jeffries
Oxford
FE. E. Parke
J. H. Parke
Schwaar
Pitcher
Hayford
Johnson
McKie
Whittaker
Dennison Defeats Clapp & Tilton in Mercantile League
Two games at Boylston alleys featured Dennison Manufacturing beating Clapp & Tilton by more than fifty pins while New England News edged John P. Lovell Arms Company. Scores follow.
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Boylston
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Clapp & Tilton
New England News Company
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Dennison Mfg. CO. Bowler
Driscoll Portmore
Hawes Keating
Ciscentbcoassek
Clapp & Tilton. Bowler
O'Hara
Cass Ore
Parks
Eee
Eustis
Insurance League leaders prevail at Sudbury alleys
The John OC Paige team and Boston Marine defeated their opponents 2152 to 1953, and North American beat L Burge Hayes in the concurrent match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Alleys
John OC. Paige
Boston Marine
L. Burge-Hayes
John C. Paige
Eymonds
Weating
Urd Eeee
Crain Seer Wee Eees
Jouve Wins Candle Pin Final At Mc Carthy's Alleys
Jouve clinched first prize with a final box spare over Ed Bean who finished second in a tight candle pin tournament final at Mc Carthy's alleys last night Bean was the runner up with odds around 20 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouve
Ed Bean
Mc Carthy
Bean
All New York Team Scheduled for Boston Bowling Dates
Secretary Meyers of the Boston Bowling Association confirms an All-New York team visit to Boston March 21 22 and 23 with one match at Meyers alleys. Polished alleys are to be introduced citywide next season. large crowds expected for Boston vs Portland candle pin and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Boston Bowling Association
New York
Boston
Samuel Karpf
American Bowling Congress
Portland
J. Sterling McDonough
Harvard Will Enter Open Indoor Games Despite Rumor
A rumor that Harvard would skip indoor meetings after the B A A carnival proved false. Captain Frank W. Bigelow of Mott Haven indicated no truth and planned to lead a large Harvard entry at the Boston College games on February 28. Harvard trackmen filed entry blanks for the Cambridgeport gymnasium open meet next Monday. Amherst and Williams accepted BC's invitation to another relay at Mechanics Hall after last Saturday's unsatisfactory race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Boston College
Frank W. Bigelow
Mott-Haven
Amherst
Williams
Mechanics’ Hall
Ats
American athletes aim for Paris 1900 expedition
Colonel Hamburger represents the Amateur Athletic Union and will meet Senator Mason in Washington to discuss an appropriation bill for the Paris exposition. He hopes to secure funds to send a team of American champions to Paris in 1900, with Mason pushing the amendment and seeking support from Thurston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colonel Hamburger
Amateur Athletic Union
Paris
Washington
Senator Mason
Thurston
Mason
Keene Ships Six 3 Year Old Colts to England
James R Keene sent six three year old race horses to England aboard the Atlantic liner Minnewaska. The horses named are Cock Robin Easter Gift Nautch Girl Blushing Bride and Maid of Erin.
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New York
James R. Keene
England
Minnewaska
Ore
Reynolds and Nilson to contest $200 side races
Earle Reynolds telegraphed from Detroit that Nilson must post a forfeit at once and Reynolds will cover it for a series of short distance straightaway races for $200 a side. Reynolds is traveling in the West and has issued the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Earle Reynolds
Detroit
Nilson
Keough Beats Rhode Island Champ In Week's Opening Pool Match
Jerome Keough of Scranton defeated Donnelly of Rhode Island in the first pool game at Murray and Irwin's. Keough ran sixty four balls without a miss, delivering the cleverest work seen in the section. Ed Wise, New England champion, faces Keough this afternoon with McCune set to play tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Keough
Scranton
Penn
Donnelly
Rhode Island
Murray & Irwin
Keough
Ed Wise
New England
McCune
Jeffries Club Social in East Boston Draws 200 Dancers
The fourth Jeffries Social Club event was held in Ritchie Hall East Boston drawing about 200 attendees. President Thomas J Murphy led the floor with James J O Donnell and James FP Legallo assisting. other officials included Thomas J Quigley and Captain Thomas Stafford. Notables present included Mrs Thompson and daughter Mrs Ryan and daughter Miss Mamie McLeavey Mollie Moran Frank McLaughlin Walter Ryder James Nutts Frank Donahue Martin Golman John Donahue William Jackson Joseph Greer and Lawrence Hayes along with Bradford Boat Club and Jeffries Rowing Association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries Social Club
Ritchie Hall
Boston
Thomas J. Murphy
James J. O’donnell
James FP
Legallo
Thomas J. Quigley
Thomas Stafford
Aids
Thompson
Ryan
Mamie McLeavey
Mollie Moran
Frank McLaughlin
Walter Ryder
James
New York Driving Club to Stage Mile Course for Harness Racing
The New York Driving Club announces a mile course for harness racing or none at all due to President Ferrin’s illness. The Boston Lacrosse Club meeting was postponed from last night to a later date. The 18-year-old ice skating championships will be held tomorrow night at Locust street rink, not tonight. A twenty five foot cruising centreboard for a New York yachtsman on Long Island Sound is ordered to Arthur Binney. On Oct. 4, 1897 J. F. Rafferty at Charlesbank cleared 76 ft 9 in in a double out, a new record replacing 7 ft 9 in. The performance was witnessed by John F. Moakley, John Bowler, and John Watson.
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New York
Ferrin
Boston Lacrosse Club
Locust Street
Long Island Sound
Arthur Binney
P. F
J. F. Rafferty
Charlesbank
John Watson
John F. Moakley
John Bowler
Russell
Webber
John Mullen
South Boston
Gaylord
Dorchester
Victory
Pope
Charlestown
Hoseman Disken
Mulhern
Louis P. Abbott
West Roxbury
Ryan
East Boston
Egan
Gottwald
Flowers
Church of the Holy Redeemer
Holy Cross Cemetery
Division 8
Whitcomb
L. P. Webber
Decatur’ Street
Boston
Woonsocket Fire Department
St. John
New Brunswick
Ella Cram
S. J. Crafts
James Victory
Pearl Street
St. Margaret’s Catholic Church
Harvest Street
Boston & Albany
Abington
Lieutenant Gotwald
SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
Hoseman
William J. Welch
Congress Street
Patrick H. Disken
Railroad Officials Open Probe Into Maine Central Wreck
In Orono Maine on February 7 the railroad commissioners began an inquiry into the January 29 Maine Central wreck near Orono. Several killed and many injured including engineers firemen and a helper as officials seek cause and details of the crash.
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Orono
Maine Central
Here
Canning Ticket Edges Opponents in Club Election
The Press Cycling Club on Massachusetts Avenue held a tight election last night with two full tickets contesting. The Canning ticket won by a small majority 39 to 34 led by president elect T. H. Canning with a full slate of officers and committee appointments including C. F. McDonald secretary Benjamin Tishler and W. E. Files captain. It was decided to continue the club bulletin with Austin W. Pease editor and to form a dinner committee.
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Canning
Press Cycling Club
Massachusetts Avenue
C. A. Butterfield
T. H. Canning
Dr. C. F. McDonald
Benjamin Tishler
Thomas Mason
C. C. Chapman
F. W. Fowler
W. E. Files
G. W. Warren
C. A. Moore
Ensign
H. M. Jones
G. E. Keyes
F. C. Kimball
F. W. Osgood
E. Milk
W. M. Marshall
W. H. Cates
C. A. Collins
W. H. Morton
F. H. York
G. K. Belt
E. Skinner
F. O. Plummer
Club
Austin W. Pease
Messrs. Pease
Butterfield and
Shattuck
Hodges Addresses National Cycle Track Association Aims
E C Hodges of the association issues a statement to correct impressions about the N C T A plans The group intends to run the cycling track business profitably offer more and better races and provide greater protection for racing men The pacing outfit will include over thirty machines seven seaters to singles and a six man team with training starting in early spring.
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National Cycle Track Association
E. C. Hodges
Hodges
Bicycle Gossip and Political Racing Plans Mark Boston Visit
Ken nedy Wolf & Co of New York showcases a chainless Princeton race tandem at the Crawford House with a unique ring gear and ball bearings. Western delegates in Chicago discuss presidential nomination while racing board leadership may shift. c. W. Miller plans a 24 hour race with Cordang as he trains in New York and heads to Florida.
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T. F. Kennedy
Kennedy, Wolf & Co
New York
Crawford House
Boston
Princeton
Gentry- Starr
Milk Street
Messrs
Jordan & Warren
New England
National Assembly
Chicago
Arthur
Illinois
George D. Gideon
Pennsylvania
Elliott
Masachusetts
Fred Gerlach
C. W. Miller
Cordang
Miller
Florida
Championship fight barred at Philadelphia boxing show
The 105 pound title bout between Steve Flanagan and George Ross at the Olympic Club in Athens was canceled after a district attorney notified the sheriff the event would be illegal. Local substitutes Young Bernisconi and Jimmy Cute fought ten rounds to a draw.
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Philadelphia
Penn
United States
Olympic Club
Athens
Steve Flanagan
George Ross
Schaeffer
Young Bernisconi
Jimmy’’ Cute
Mc Partland Overweight at Toronto Card After Kerwin Bout Change
In Toronto on February 7 Kid Mc Partland failed to make 136 pounds as Kerwin weighed 134 and agreed to 137. The fight was moved to Denny Murray of Buffalo, sparked boos, and Mc Partland won by stoppage in the ninth after Murray was knocked down. Preliminary saw Sam Callahan beat Kid Hogan. Callahan took the decision in the sixth.
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Toronto
Ont
Mc Partland
George Kerwin
Chicago
Kerwin
MecPartland
Denny Murray
Buffalo
McPartland
Murra
Murray
Siler
Givin
Sam Callahan
Kid Hogan
New York
Callahan
Cleveland boxer stops Mayo in fifth at Dunkirk
Jack Donovan of Cleveland knocked out Frank Mayo of New York in the fifth round before the Dunkirk Athletic Club. Donovan led from the start and earlier staggered Mayo with knockdowns in the fourth round before finishing him with a decisive final blow.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Jack Donovan
Cleveland
Frank Mayo
New York
Dunkirk Athletic Club
Donovan
Mayo
Whistler and White Draw In Fifteen Round Bout
Referee Austin ruled a 15 round draw at Palace Sporting Club in Trenton between Billy Whistler of Philadelphia and Tommy White of Chicago. White led through the early rounds, with the bout ending even after the final bell.
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Trenton
N. J
Austin
Billy Whistler
Philadelphia
Tommy White
Chicago
Palace Sporting Club
White
Three Classes of Men Free Book by Dr Sanden
An advertisement offers a free book titled Three Classes of Men detailing 30 years of experience in nervous disorders caused by youthful errors. It promotes the Dr Sanden Electric Belt and claims to have restored 5000 men last year, urging readers to write to Dr A R Sanden at 826 Broadway New York.
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Dr. Sanden
A. R. Sanden
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Boxing prelims log shows Heney and Caine wins
In the preliminaries Kid Heney lost to Patsy Corrigan in four rounds. Joe Caine of Brooklyn defeated Cliff Valentine of Trenton in four rounds. Whistler started and fought aid.
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Whistler
Kid’’ Heney
Patsy Corrigan
Joe Caine
Brooklyn
Cliff Valentine
Trenton
Boxing Gossip Lights Up Haraues Reception in Boston Clubs
The Nonpareil Associates announce a South Boston 8 PM reception at Broadway Hall with athletic events, singing, and a set-to with Dave Sullivan and Patsey Haley. Senator Gallivan to present a diamond ring. banquet to follow at Hotel Plaza. Notables invited include John F. Fitzgerald and James A. Gallivan.
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Dave Sullivan
Broadway Hall
South Boston
Dave
Patsey Haley
Palmer
Pat Gallivan
Timmy Kearns
Tim
Cleveland
John F. Fitzgerald
James A. Gallivan
Alderman Paige
Alderman Norton
Thomas Mackey
James B. Clancy
William A. T. Fitzgerald
John L. Sullivan
Committee On Entertainment
M. T. Callahan
William J. Sullivan
Vincent S. McDonough
Johnny Mulligan
New York
al Weston
Manattan Club
Martin A. Ryan
Fisher
Murphy
Jack Costen
Tommy West
Connecticut
Pelican Club
Worcester
Jack Lawler
Jack Sweeney
Tom McGrath
Brockton Enterprise
Jim Janey
Charley Johnson
Spa
A. C
Washington
Inquirer
Billy Smith
Abe Ullman
Baltimore
Monumental A. C
Jack Daly
Fakir
Ed Gorran
W. B. McAtee
New Haven
Steve O’donnell
Peter Maher
Philadelphia
Jack Bennet
Frank Gerrard
Crescent A. C
Toronto
Franklin A. C
Gus Ruhlin
Palace A. C
Albany
Billy Madden
Ruhlin
Bob Kane
California A. C
Bobby Dobbs
Scranton
Penn
Jem Mace
Liverpool
Eng
Smith-Dixon
Tom O'Rourke
Danny McBrine
Tom Shortell
Trenton
Spike Sullivan
Harry Greenfield
London
Dan Murphy
Bridgeport A. C
Olympic A. C
Buffalo
Mike Sears
Luke Burke
George V. Tuohey
Ryan Signs to Fight Kid McCoy Before McCoy Match
Tommy Ryan of Syracuse has signed to fight Kid McCoy in a twenty round bout, with a twenty five round plan to meet George Green on February 25. The National A C of San Francisco has offered the purse and articles will be sent to McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tommy” Ryan
Syracuse
George Green
Kid’’ McCoy
National A. C
McCoy
Purses Near Set For Moore and O'Brien Title Bout
The National A C of Waterbury Conn plans a twenty round middleweight showdown between Dick O'Brien and Dick Moore at the club's next show on February. Both fighters expect to sign articles once drawn up, and the event is expected to draw a large crowd.
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National
A. C
Waterbury
Spreckels Daughter Returns Property Amid Family Rift
Claus Spreckels' daughter, a Seattle to Honolulu traveler, and her husband Thomas Watson arrive in Honolulu on the world tour. Spreckels accuses Watson of fortune hunting after the marriage causing estrangement. she denies the charges and deeds back $1.5 million in property to her father.
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Honolulu
Seattle
Wash
Thomas Watson
Watson
Claus Spreckles
Spreckles
Boston Firemen Funeral Plans For Fallen Chiefs
Funeral details for Welch Gottwald Victory Disken and Chief Egan share a citywide turnout. District chiefs will lead processions with brigades stationed at each service, as Boston honors the firefighters with masses, interments, and days of flags at half mast.
City to aid families of killed firemen after Merrimac fire
Mayor Quincy asks the Board of Aldermen to authorize annual annuities for widows or orphans of six deceased firefighters from the Merrimac street blaze. The city may pay up to 300 yearly per person, with an 1800 annual cap plus other relief funds. A joint committee will investigate the fire.
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Quincy
Board of Aldermen
Schoeffel Plans Tremont Benefit for Fire Families
John B Schoeffel Tremont Theatre manager will auction seats on Feb 15 for a benefit show the following Friday. Proceeds go to stricken firemen families with use of venue and staff donated. Cadets and many actors offer to perform in a strong bill titled The Queen of the... running at Tremont.
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John B. Schoeffel
Tremont Theatre
Strcken
Schoeffel
Otec
Tremont
Memorial meeting for dead firemen at Faneuil Hall
Hon Thomas J Gargan proposes a memorial for fallen firemen at Faneuil Hall. Mayor Quincy supports presiding. details and date to be set after a conference. Plan includes clergy and lay speakers including Archbishop Williams and Dr Edward Everett Hale, with a possible admission fee to aid families.
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Thomas J. Gargan
Faneuil Hall
Quincy
Gargan
Archbishop Williams
S. Winchester“ Donald
The
Trinity Church
Edward Everett Hale
Chelsea to aid Boston firemen families relief fund
Chelsea citizens met at the call of Chairman George T. Roberts to discuss starting a relief fund for the families of the Boston firemen who died in the Merrimac street fire. Attendance was small. a subscription list will be opened by Roberts and contributions directed to him at County Savings Bank or to Hon. Samuel P. Tenney at 36 Cary Avenue Chelsea.
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Chelsea
George T. Roberts
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Merrimac Street
Roberts
County Savings Bank
Samuel P. Tenney
Cary Avenue
Benefit at the Grand Opera for firemen’s widows and children
Manager George W. Magee plans a Sunday evening entertainment at the Grand Opera House with all proceeds to aid the widows and children of martyred firemen. The program will feature nearly all Boston companies. further details to be announced Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Magee
Grand Opera House
Thea
Boston
Kidder Peabody Fund Grows to Over Four Thousand Dollars
The Kidder Peabody fund for heroic firemen families rose to more than 4100 yesterday. The Globe started the fund with 500 and other large sums came through its office. Mayor Quincy asks consolidation under a five member committee from the city fire department bank Globe and Post to avoid public confusion. action expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidder, Peabody
Globe
Globe Office
Banking House
Quincy
Fire Department
Globe and the Post
Letter from John Drohan on fireman relief fund
John Drohan submits a ten dollar contribution to the Post backed relief fund for families of dead firemen Captain Victory and Lieutenant George Gottwald of Dorchester. He cites their brave deaths protecting public property and urges broad community support for the four children left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Chamber
Boston
Victory
George Gottwald
Dorchester
John Drohan
Editorial Missive From Firemen Families Fund
A letter to the editor encloses a $300 check to aid bereaved families of firefighters. The writer asks to be identified only as a FRIEND and signs dated February 7.
Three Ladies Donates $10 to Bea ton Firemen Relief
Three ladies sent ten dollars to the Bea ton firemen relief fund with their deepest sympathy. The item appears as a brief donation notice to support firefighters after a blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaton Firemen
Memorial Ode Honoring Henry O Mara Hero Hearts
A tribute recalling Henry O Mara and the fallen in sacrifice for the city. The poem honors the brave dead and embraces the memory of their duty and supreme sacrifice amid a somber, mourning scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O'Mara
City Point Catholics Hold Seventh Annual Hall
City Point Catholic Association hosted a formal event at Copley Hall with a refined crowd despite the Mer rimac street fire incident. Mayor Quincy sent regrets in a letter to President Slattery and many guests stayed away to honor fallen heroes. Charles H. Slattery served as marshal for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Hall
City Point
Depot travelling without e bottle of ration Oil
A report notes a depot trip without an oil ration bottle causing a bruise to one person. The entry records a quantity of 250 units.
Spanish Countess Seeks Divorce in Fargo Case
A Fargo special reports State Attorney Fred Morrills granted an uncontested divorce to Countess Marie de la Conception de la Cantera y Clark de Gobel y Fernandez and Juan C. Cobel y Fernandez. Married in Madrid in 1892 the Spanish noblewoman fears publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Madrid
Water Nymph Mystery At Larrabee’s Store
Crowds gathered on the BK Larrabee’s third floor to view the Mystic Fountain display at 499 601 Washington Street. A wooden bust appears alive with moving eyes a fan the crowd debates whether she is living wax or illusion. lights and red drapery heighten the mystique. The exhibit will continue for several weeks promising further guesses and amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BK. Fk. Larrabee’s
Washington Street
Dance En Masque at Boston Turnverein Ball
The Boston Turnverein Society held a fancy dress ball at Turn Hall on East Street last evening with about 300 attendees, nearly all in costume. The grand march opened by the floor committee featured couples in evening dress, followed by dancers costumed as themes like The Snow Girl and Violets, continuing until dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Turnverein Society
Turn Hall
E- Sex Street
C. Schoenherr
N. A. Hee
Grand Ball At Lyceum Hall East Boston Attended By Notables
Last night Lyceum Hall in East Boston hosted the Quincy Club grand ball with Chief Marshal Peter F O Neill leading the grand march at 9 pm. Prominent attendees included John F Fitzgerald John H Sullivan P J Kennedy Aldermen Dixon Cleary and many others among fifty couples in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Quincy Club
Peter F. O'Neill
Daniel D. Flaherty
Wilfred J. Gaffney
James A. Carr
Daniel M. Generson
John F. Fitzgerald
John Brunt
John H. Sullivan
P. J. Kennedy
Dixon and Cleary
Brennen J. Megnan
Cissie Slattery
Fannie Armott Arthur
John Mowrey
Julia Brunt
Stella Burton
David Fitzgibons
May Killion
Agnes Manni
William McLaughlin
Frank Bell
B. McClain
W. F. McClellan
Annie
May McNorton
William Cruse Philip Atridge
T. J. Pope
An Mollie Seary
Mrs. McNorton
Tie and Apron Party Delights Victoria Jubilee Lodge
Odd Ladies Hall on Tremont Street drew about two hundred guests for the Tie and Apron gathering of the Victoria Jubilee Lodge No. 65 Daughters of St. George. Entertainment included recitations vocal and piano solos by Wilson Dower Blackburn and Kershaw Dower Coaley. Guests were paired for supper when a gentleman's necktie matched a lady's apron.
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Tremont Street
Order Daughters of St. George
Order
Boston
Messrs
Wilson
Dower
Blackburn
Kershaw
Coaley
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Dorchester Boys
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George J. Gottwald
Patrick TH. Disken
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T. J. Gargan
Grand Opera
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Larrabee’s Water Nymph
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