Athenian Gymnasium Hosts Night of Boxing and Wrestling
A private athletic gym opened at 789 Washington St with over 100 members. Matches featured Robinson vs Cassidy in a drawn wrestling bout, Harrigan defeating Kivian, Driscoll vs Snee, Kerrigan vs McGlone, and McGee defeating McManus by foul in a six round sparring event under Pair Play rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenian Gynasium Association
Washington Street
Robert A. Pinkerton
Chicago
John Teemer
America
James Robinson
Lawrence
John Cassidy
George le Blanche
Cassidy
Robinson
William Kivian
Mike Brannigan
Mike Harrigan
Kivian
Harrigan
Florry Driscoll
Martin Snee
Haverhill
Snee
Driscoll
Henry McGlone
Natick
Patsy Kerrigan
Kerrigan
McGlone
Alair
Jack C. McGee
Hast
Boston
Tom McManus
Lowell
le Blanche
Billy Seeley
McManus
Young Sullivan
McGee
McMapas
Lannan and Fallon Set for Six Round Cribb Club Fight
South Boston heavyweight Joe Lannan will fight Brooklyn born Joan W Fallon in a six round purse bout at the Cribb Club early in March. Fallon, 16 years a pro, 5 feet 11 inches, 185 pounds, has a long record of battles and victories in Brooklyn and New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lannan
Scutomer
Lannan
Mullen
Joan W. Fallon
Brooklyn
Cribb Club
Fallon
Greenpoint
S.1r
Hi Aret
Mike Donovan
James Maher
M. McAuffffe
J. Patterson
Pat Brennan
Donovan’s Sporting House
New York Athletic Club
Tammany Hall
George Lambert
Tom Kelly
East New York
L. C
Navy
Alf Powers
Trey
Sullivan Says Public Fight With Ryan Won't Happen
A Boston and New York feud over a possible match between John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan unfolds. Sullivan, after reviewing Bennett’s letter, vows no public bout and plans private terms if needed, while Ryan’s supporters push for a public confrontation. Sullivan travels to seek a backer or another opponent, promising to dominate Ryan regardless of poverty claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
New York
Billy Bennett
Paddy Ryan
Ryan
Bennett
Paddy
Sullivan
Boston
Post
Ryan Shell
Trey
N. Y
Ahali
New York City
Geal L’addy
Aleves
Dickey Wins Fifty third Badge At Boston Gun Club
Mrprorp Mass Feb 17 The Boston Gun Club shooting tournament crowned the fifty third badge of the Massachusetts State Glass Bell Association. R Dickey of the Massachusetts Rifle Association won the principal event amid a series of five clay pigeon and seven blackbird tests with Stark, Stare, Kirkwood, Hager, and Wardwell among top finishers in multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BK. Dickey
C. M. Stack
Mrprorp
Mass
Boston Gun Club
Wellington
Massachusetts State Glass Bell Association
C. M. Stark
R. Dickey
Massachusetts Rifle Association
C. M. Stare
W. H. Allen
D. Kirkwood
Tiv
Knoxville Blackbirds
W.W. Hager
Stark
BR. H. Alioes
Sager Urst
Alven Thiru
S. Stanton
Kirkwool
Aislen
Kag
Aidoes
Blackbirds
A. Houghton
Kager
E.T. Smith
E. W. Law
VU. Baward
F. Curtis
Houghto
Santon
Houghton
KR. Dickey
Davies
F. Tirrel
Smith
W. Farrar
W. Wardwell
Wardwell
Law
Stanton
Dickey
Allen
Kirkwood
Massachusetts State Association
D. R. Dickey
Massachusetts Rifles
H W. Bager
Eager
Farrar
Swift
Aldoes
Stanton and Allen
Stagk
Farrer
Edward
H. W. Eager
Hardwell
Stone
W. Sherman
C., Day
F. Goth
H. Witham
The Type-Setting Tournament at Austin & Stone’s museum closes
The first half of a type-setting match ended at 10 PM with scores labeled oddly by OCR, contestants exhausted as corrections arrived around 10:30. The report then shifts to cricket outlook, Dempsey’s retirement tease, and diverse sport notes and park planning details in Buffalo and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Astadaig
GHOUG
de Crosby
Hartfords Beat Bridgeports in Hartford Polo Clash 3 to 1
In Hartford last night the Hartfords defeated the Bridgeports by 3 goals to 1. Woburn downed Cambridge 3 to 0 in a league polo match. Springfield Polo Club lost to New Havens 3 to 1 at the latter’s rink with Al McKinnon refereeing 24 minutes into play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartfords
Bridgeports
Hartford
Woburn
Cambridge
Lime
al McKinnon
Springfield
New Havens
Young Men Union Hosts Monthly Social and Operetta
The regular monthly collapse of the Young Men's Christian Union and lady friends drew a throng to Eaton Hall last evening. A pleasing operetta Barber of Bath was performed under Caseney Brothers and featured Rita Bragdon, Clifford Walker, Charles C Roby, George L Cheeney, and James W Cheeney. The program also included Cheeney's orchestra selections, a Lindall cornet solo, and duets and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Union and
Lady Friends
Union Hall
Eaton Hall
Barber of Bath
Caseney Brothers
Rita Bragdon
Clifford Walker
Charles C. Roby
George L. Cheeney
Cheeney
Orchetra
James W.cheeney
Charles EB. Lindall
The Globe and Local Theaters Feature Nightly Programs
Evening listings show Thatcher Primrose West Minstrels at the Globe Theatre, Boston Ideals in Fra Diavolo, Ada Gray in East Lynne at Bijou, Mikado at Hollis Street, John A. Stevens in A Great Wrong Righted at Howard Athenium, Dion Boucicault in The Jut at Gunton Museum, Blackmail at Park Theatre, Japanese Village at Horticultural Hall, and the World’s Museum and Aquarium open 19 A M to 10 P M with the Battle of Gettysburg display Nos 531 to 541 Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Theatre
Thatcher, Primrose & West's Minstrels
Boston Ideals
Evenine
Bijou Thehalke
Ada Gray
East Lynne
Howard Athenium
John A. Stevens
Guntun Museum
Dion Boucicault
Thuesday Soots and Shoes in Philadelphia Event
Soots and Shoes advertised by Lippincott, Son & Jo in Philadelphia and Horatio Harris & Co in New York. The notices list sales events on Friday Feb 10 with items and participating firms including A Richards & Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lippincott, Son & Jo
Speaking of coughing in Mrs Partington era sales pitch
Mrs Partington quips about coughing and mocks those who refuse Dr Bull's Cough Syrup, suggesting some cough until their face turns black and blue yet never buy the remedy. The line captures period humor and advertising tone.
Boot and Shoe Buyers List Across Multiple Cities
A fragmented roster lists buyers and firms in cities from Baton Rouge to Washington. Names include Rosenfield Par, Creighton Disney Tre, Adler Cohen Adler, Goff Stone Goff Co, Greensfelder Rosenthal, Gore, Daum James H Lawa, ONeill, Belknap, Denman White man, Seelig, Egelhoff, Lutz, Epps McMulan, Weller Payne, Whiteman Denman, Keiser, Hall Craw Mansfield Keiser Craw, Smith Hall Ordway, Greacen Roof Beebe, Frohring Sher, Grieg US, Wolfson Par, Sullivan Ads, Frank Par, Shrader Wood Merrill, Friedman Loveman, Hall Co, Young Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Rosenfield
Par
Baltimore
K Creighton
Creighton, Disney & Tre
C Ader
Frank & Adler, Tre
H Adler
Cohen Adler, & Co
Ras
Kinghamton
A Goff
Stone, Goff & Co
Chicago
Isaac Greensfeier
Greensfelder, Rosenthal & Co
P Gore
G P Gore & Co
Cincinnati
George M Daum
James H Lawa & Co
C O'Neill
D O'Neill & Son
Coumbus
C Belknap
Belknap, Carpenter & Co
Dayton
Goodman
Greenboro
Pean
D W Denman
Denman & Whiteman
Helena
Seelig
Kansas City
Nev
J C Egelhoff
Knoxville
Tenn
J B Lutz
J K Lutz & Co
Ads
Knoavile
W Epps
Epps
McMulan & Co
Louisville
Benjamin S Weller
Weller & Payne, E
Latrobe
Penn
G B Whiteman
Whiteman & Denman
Manfield
F Keiser
Ada
Vernon
Dorchester Music Reception Honoring Avon D Saxon
A reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Apollonio for Avon D Saxon drew a crowded audience of musical enthusiasts from Dorchester and nearby. The program featured prominent artists including the Oxford male quartet Schuman ladies quartet Mrs Fiora E Potter Miss Pauline Hammond Miss Sophia C Hall Clarence Collins Julian F Witherell Miss Minnehaha Scofield Louis Miller Mrs Maud M Starkweather Mr Rudolph Kinz Miss Helen Brooks and Miss May Brooks among others. A fine collation followed at 1015 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Miller
Maud M. Starkweather
Rudolph Kinz
Helen Brooks
May Brooks
Notable Social Event at Ames Ball on Dartmouth Street
Mrs. Frederick L Ames hosted a grand ball at her Dartmouth street home attracting about 850 guests after a postponement from January 19. The mansion glowed with lights, flowers, and perfumes as Cadet band music filled the merged hall and music room. A lavish banquet followed around 1 o clock with rare old vintages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Il. Ames
Dartmouth Street
Railroad Men's Ball Benefited Boston and Maine Relief
A first annual ball of the Boston and Maine Railroad Relief Association drew 1250 dancers at Odd Fellows Hall. Attendees included President George C. Lord and son Charles Lord, General Manager James T. Furber, and other officials. Meeser's orchestra provided music with an 8 to 9:60 o'clock concert and supper during intermission. A sizable sum was raised for the relief association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Maine Railroad Relief Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston and Maine Railroad
George C. Lord
Charles Lord
James T. Furber
William Merrit
D. W. Sanborn
D. W Sanborn
Augustus Colby
A. A. Ingalls
E. A. Maxfield
D. Carey
J. H. Macdonald
A. Colby
W. H. Hutch
A. Pickering
A. A. Howe
FE. Irye
O. E. Russ
D. A. Webster
J. A. Prescott
L C. Todd
M. A. Cross
A. G. Lunt
H. M. Forristall
J. HW. Clemons
H. A. Reeves
E. E. Thomas
Fair at Boffin's Bower Charitable Sales Near Boston
Miss Collins hosts an annual fair at 1031 Washington Street to aid destitute women. An emotional highlight featured an elderly former shopmate selling her brother’s naval sword to benefit the owner, who travelled from Chelsea and arrived exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boffin
Washington Street
Jennie Collins
Miss Collins
Bower
Bowera
Fool
Cnelsea
Reception and dances honor Hill and family in Somerville
Informal reception celebrated School Committeeman William P. Hill and his son returning from Florida. Somerville Masonic lodge hosts an all evening event with Edmonds's band Oxford quartet and Bijou Club. supper by H. J. Seiler of Boston, dancing till morning. Notables on the reception committee and sold out tickets. Also notice of Carrie Howes and Edward L. Orcutt’s marriage at Sumners Street. Orcutt inventor and candy maker. Private musicale at Rubinsnteln Hall directed by Prof. W. M. Skinner with local performers. St. Thomas Church choir entertains with General Douglas Frazar’s impromptu speech in costume. Jolly Remblers' Social Club held annual dance in Eberle Hall. Burglary attempt on M. L. King’s grocery ends with shots fired by neighbor Halford as burglars escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Hill
Winter
Messrs. R. Laycock
YT. G. Smith
Joohnb. Will
Charles A. Cushman
George L. Baxter
Charles P. Lincoln
Wesley GC. Crane
UC. A. Colcord
Carrie Howes
Edward L. Orcutt
Sumners Street
Edward Stead
Mr. Orcutt
Orcutt
Sonmierville
Rubinsnteln Hall
Eberie
W.M. Skinner
May Allen Pierce
W. G. Gifford
Maideile Cummings
John A. Cummings
Amy Rawson
St. Thomas’s Church
Bacon Hall
Douglas Frazar
Etta Johnson
Alice G. Freeman
Ida McLxaugulinp
Belle Davis
Messrs
C. C. Crowe
W. E. Wall
A. R Brown, Jr
Salem Firemen Reliefs event draws large Salem crowd
The Call of the Salem Firemen's Relief Association was held at Mechanic Hall last night with a lively brass band concert. Many out of town chiefs attended while Mayor Raymond led the grand march as the floor filled with spectators. Judge Osgood filed findings in the William Chase case over a fatal derailment near Carltonville depot on July 8, faulting the railroad for not guarding the crossing. A rescript in Mary E. Buttrick et al. vs Andrew J. Tilton of Haverhill orders a new trial, the ruling stating tenants in common may recover only parts of the demanded premises, affecting a store possession suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Firemen’s Relief Association
Mechanic Hell
Salem
Raymond
Osgood
William Chase
Carltonville Depot
Mary E. Buttrick
Andrew J. Tilton
Haverhill
Congregational Club Recption for Officers at Hotel Brunswick
Members of the Congregational Club and guests are invited to a reception for newly elected officers on Monday February 22 from 6 30 to 9 30 pm at Hotel Brunswick. The president and executive committee will be received in the parlors with the reception committee escorting guests. Germania orchestra will provide music and refreshments will be served. The event aims to widen acquaintances and sociability within the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Club
Hotel Brunswick
Germania Orchestra
Mayor’s praise for police after 1904 disturbance subsides
A general order read at roll call conveys a letter from Mayor O'Brien praising the Bosra of Police and the tenth station for noble, efficient work. It notes no accidents occurred and lauds officers who aided sufferers during the illumination, expressing appreciation for the tenth division’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Bosra of Police
Tne
Hocu O'Brien
Gold shipments abroad continue amid year end scarcity
New York February 17 report notes ongoing gold exports that began in December. One million ninety five thousand dollars shipped yesterday, with further shipments likely. Brown Bros says the activity is not unusual for this season due to scarce commercial bills, and total exports approach four million dollars since the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brown Bros
Malls Close at Goston Postotice Nassau
Shipping notices list multiple ocean and transcontinental mail deadlines with steamer names, ports, and dates from New York and Boston. It covers Europe via Queenstown Liverpool on Adriatic and Oregon, West Indies via St Thomas, Barbadoes via Venezula Curacao, Jamaica Central America South Pacific via Kingston, Mexico via Veracruz, Bermuda direct, Windward Islands via Barracouta, Cuba by rail to Tampa, and Trans Pacific routes to Sandwich Islands Australia New Zealand China Japan East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goston Postotice
Nassau
Santiago
New York
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Oregon
City of Chicago
New
Pavonia
Boston
Jamaica
Central America
South Pacific
Kingston
Mexico
Veriummus
Bermuda
Trinidad
Ccceses
Windward Islands
Santa Cruz
Venezuela
Curacoa
Barracouta
Cuba
Tampa
Key Weat
Sandwich Islands
St Paul
San Francisco
Australia
New Zealand
China
Japan
East Indies
San Pablo
Sandwich
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Ship News Record Steamers Arrived and Sailed
Ship news lists numerous arrivals and departures with ports and dates. Vessels include Erin London Amerique Havre Corcortia Rio Janeiro City of Poebia Vera Cruz Nevada Liverpool Barracouta West Indies Queenstown Egypt New York Pont leith Crystal Main Rhaetia San Francisco City of Rio Janeiro Belgenland St Simon Strathleven Norfolk Limerick Good Hope Jane Keisal Baltimore Queenhen from Baltimore Thomas Meivile from Norfolk Qoxenhime from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bort+rer
Liverpool
Erin
London
Amerique
Havre
Corcortia
Rio Janeiro
City of Poebia
Vera Cruz
Nevada
Barracouta
West Indies
Queenstown
Egypt
Liver- Pont
Crystal
Bremen
Main
Hamburg
Rhaetia
Yokohama
City of Rio Janeiro
San Fran
Cisco
Lizard
Belgenland
St Simon
Singapore
Strathleven
Norfolk
Pearson
New Or
Joseph Ferens
Nehegan
Ew York
Sailea
L Plummer
Plummer
St Thomas
Philadelphia
Harriet Hickman
Juck
Marseilles
Charles Stewart
Isrant
Messina
Boston
Kirtie
Atkinson
Marina Se Naters
Thorne
Ocean and port arrivals and clears from Gloucester and Portland
On Wednesday Feb 17 ships arrived and cleared at Portland Gloucester and nearby ports. Vessels include Glaucus under W H Ki onamer Colem an New York, Forest City to C F Williams, City of Gloucester Proctor Gloucester, William H Clark Melien to Damariscotta, Jesse McGregor in tow to Havana, and several barks and steamers in harbor. Weather: wind southwest at sunset. Several vessels cleared for North Atlantic ports and coastwise trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Ata Portland
Glaucus
Coleman
New York
Moise
H Mghley
Forest City
Snowman
Portland
C F Williams
City of
Willie Freeman
Harnish
Liverpool
Susie Prescott
Glass
St John
Mattie A Holmes
Burr
Newport News
Charles Noble Simmons
Babbitt
Weehawken
Mary
Morse, Crocker
Hoboken
Seb Railroad
Keene
Barkentine Mercedita
John Walsh, Jr
Ponce
Jonathan Bourne
Augustus Hunt
George & Vrec
Cape Cod
Light
State of Maine
Kastiby
Vessels report heavy gales and wrecks off Hatteras for Boston and Portland
From Our Corrrespondents Vineyard Haven reports Feb 16 heavy northerly gales and thick fog north of Hatteras. Ships Emily T Sheinon Agnes Grace and others suffer gear loss, leaks, and jettisoned cargo while seeking shelter for Boston, Portland and Eastport routes. Multiple schooners and brigantines sail or return with varied damage as weather moderates. Fishing fleet at Gloucester records 58,000 pounds codfish and large halibut totals plus 1,097,000 pounds frozen herring in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Maria
Schotema
Matanzas
Boston
Katteras
Emily T Sheinon
New York
Hayes, Danen
Portland
Hatteras
Agnes Grace
Smal'l
Apalachicola
Montan
Umrituck
Cosuena Lane
Francis Perth Amboy
Speedwell
Webster
Percy
Uasoe
Eastport
J H Kelis
Coggswell
Camden
Barks Agate
Jessie McGregor
John Welsh, Jr
Emily T Sheldon
DD Haskell
Haskell
Rockport
Pensacola
Junn & Martha
Irom
Calais
Ecis
Minnie Taylor
Red Bark
Gergie Kerry
Gion
Auckland
J M Kepredy
Wair
Newport
Kidora, Haskell
Deer Lsle
Weathered St Domingo City Grapples with Flooded Bar
Heavy rains flood St Domingo City leaving the harbor bar rising 10 to 11 feet. The banked sound is out of order and the revolving light is inoperative until repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Domingo
Fen
Fand
Shipping movements and positions reported for multiple vessels
A list of ships with origins destinations and positions includes W J Pirrie from San Francisco to Queenstown with date December 6 and coordinates latitude 5 80 South longitude 47 West, Pansy from Boston to Manila with December 31 and coordinates latitude 28 85 south longitude 25 55 West, William G Davis from San Francisco to Liverpool with December 16 and coordinates latitude 53 56 South longitude 55 25 West, Jenne Cushman from Boston to Cape Verde Islands with February 10 and coordinates latitude 35 35 longitude 58, William Crapo Hardy from San Francisco to Liverpool with latitude 25 54 South longitude 23 46 West and note of spoken January 18, Mary S Ames from Boston to Melbourne with no date and latitude 5 South longitude 80 West, Znobia from Boston to Brisbane with November 2 and coordinates latitude 5 22 South longitude 34 26 West, and Elia M Watts from New London to Wilmington NG reported February 15 off Cape Hatteras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W J Pirrie
San Francisco
Queenstown
Mary S Ames
Boston
Melbourne
Znobia
Brisbane
South Lou
Elia M Watts
New London
Wilmington
Fev
Cape Hatteras
Storms and ship losses plague Atlantic trade notes
Long Philadelphia port bulletin reports on February frazil events. Vessels Craigenioran Alkna Lila and Marie Antoinette suffer decks and mast losses. Julia Rutherford beaching. Latona afloat after cargo jettison. Wreckage recovered for George Keaten. Sophie Krana wreck sold. Multiple ships arrive, sail, or are cleared at Boston, New York, Baltimore, and Havana with partial damages and diversions in heavy Northwest gales across Atlantic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Craigen
Ioran
Cardenas
Wevad
Portland
Marie Antoinette
Fiume
Julia Rutherford, Thompson
Tispani
Boston
Culada
Latona
Iquique
Hamburg
Struan
Port Eads
Grimsby
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Deux Freres
St Pierre. Mart
Ion
Sirocco
Demerara
Halifax
Port Medway
Louisiana
New Orleans
New York
Magnolia
Davis
Liverpool
Barmouth
Provincetown
George Keaten
Billinestate
Sophie Krana
Seb
Sarah A Fuller
Providence
Hart
Savannah Jeu
Matanzas
Remaka
Hatteras
Hauren
Sdh
Joseph Farwell
Port Au Prince
Sir Alices Hawtes
Swampscott
Ipswich Bay
Porton
William H Clark
Joseph Baker
Turks Island
Baltimorr
Point Ne Pot
Maritime arrivals and port clearances from January to February
Shipping notices list numerous sailing and arrival events across ports. Vessels include bark Lady Bowen from Hong Kong in Port Townsend with Mount Lebaron from Liverpool, and steamer City of Alexandria from Havana to Vera Cruz, with other ships bound for New York, Portland, and Liverpool. Several ships cleared or arrived at St John, Nassau, Key West, and Jacksonville. Abstracted entries note arrivals, departures, and ports with captains and destinations in a dense 19th century shipping ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Park Firth of Stronza
Porter
San Pedro
Portland
Haltimore
Arsth
Barrowmore
Honayman
Liverpool
Wakefield
Batley
Bent
Alice Nielsen
Hamburg
Alice Reet
Stahl
Dobrie Chowan
Donnell
Santossehbe
Fannie Tacey
Tilton
Wilminston
S H Crawford
Alleghany
Foster
Providence
Red Deer
Scobie
Havana
Spactin
Gufiing
Boston
Willamine
Olson
Porland
A P “Ranmer
Izard
Hoboken
Manson
James B. Pace
Hamilton
K M Reed
Park
Bristol
Magiff Dudley
Oliver
Matanzas
Genry
S. Culver
Crowly
New Bedford
Nathan Lawrence
Connor
Charles W Church
Tent
New York
Sailea
Steames
Alcano
Edwin
Aaadia
William Lawrene
Anto Stela
Sarah B Cann
Annie Ratenelder
James B Paine
Matte May
Blanche Housins
Ewman Angell
Wile A McKay
Florence Rogers
Wiliam
Mueller
Spartan
Rokes
Bertha Walker
Chatham
Henry C Winship
Doane
Harriet S Jackson
Bacon
Barbadoes
Csibrien
New Light
Duane
Rio Janello
Bath
Ella M Hawes
Purington
East Boothbay
Paintka
Fia Bristo
Celeste
Wilson
Hattie Lu
Love
Charleston
City of Atlanta
Lockwood
Aurora
Archer
Bremen
schGeorge
McClellan
St John
Olive Elizabeth
Pirry
Vineyard Haven
Maggie Willetts
Wheilpley
Percy
Colwell
Eastport
Fastport
Schs
Abbie Weid
Fearebay
Bortor
E A DeHart
Brewster
Fortress Monroe
Amelca
Sesvillle
Aboraca
Rouen
Wetherby
New Orleans
Baltimore
Galvestom
Geather Bell
Morton
Bartadoes
Comal
Hyaennie
James Rothwell
Howes
Bostop
Bark Parenti
Razetti
Alexandria
Borderer
Liverport
Frin
London
Amelau
Havr
Concordia
Rio Janeiro
City of Puebla
Vera Cruz
George Schultz
Antwerp
Doris
Bruns
Bess
Barracouta
St Kitts
Stoix
Knickerbocker
Alma
Nevada
James Young
Mekin
Mobile
Charles Fopes
Buckman
Port Spain
Gen Whitney
Aches Lynx
Charles A Brigis
BL bLu't
Grace K Green
A’ma
Galveston
Ate
Texas
Fernantina
Sips
George
Davis
Steame
Excelsior
Higgins
Circesla
Campbell
Glastow
Richmond
Bow
Charl
Moravia
Feroldt
State of Indians
Ritchie
Asgow
Valencia
Santa Marina
Husa
Koeken
Vendome
Cork
Livrooo
Mortins Sar
Lenard
Cardenas
A’temix
Moe
Tubog
Francesca
Marsca
Batavia
Melton
Moiping Light
Brown
Polit Spain
Sehs Cliff Rd
Craotee
Georgetown
Demerara
Lpuise
Petercon
Belizel
J Wilard
Wallace
Hell Gate
Eat
Hart Island
Roa
Barks J H
Jackson
Philladelphia
Juniata
Atkins
Savannah
Alr's
Loveland
Snip Winutifred
McDonald
Johanna
Strack
Pi Inn
Buea Budiga
Buenos Ayres
Harry Baily
Deiong
Templar
Nielsen
A & & Benton
Ireland
Annie
Blackman
Cook
Avonm
Ugh
Cha Belle O' Neil
Butler
Kate E Kich
Bowen
Delaware
Philadelphia
Calicutta
Atlantic
Barks Lucile
Tibbetts
Mecelo
Phuadelphia
Scot’s Bay
Eutora
Hiego
Sterm Sch
Walke
Armington
Tia
Bark Malla
le Glanc
Hien
Anna B
Butcheson
Aux Cayes
New Yore
Horolulu
Lady Bowen
Rodd
Port Townsend
Mount Lebaron
Nelson
Hong Kong
Lady Sampson
Maraton
Newcastle
Nsw
City of Alexandria
Reynolds
Vera Cruz le Smee
York City
Benn
Mdon
Montreal
Bouchette
Ortland
Carthagenian
Oregon
Nassau—Ar Ieb
Naussa
Ranger
Key West
City of Palatea Vogel
Jacksonville
Thomas J May
Trontera
Soursabaya
Lorinda Borstel
Baretel, Inc
Reaper
Wasson
Richard Hutchinson
Landry
Ack Thrasher
Do. Tuspan
Barks Elvina, Curtis
Laya
Emita
Crowsley
Newark
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