Steam heating trial on Milwaukee & St. Paul line succeeds
A St. Paul report notes an official test of steam heating using engine exhaust on a Milwaukee & St. Paul short line between St. Paul and Minneapolis. The system pipes condensate out of the car, reaches 80 inside with six pounds pressure, and distributes heat evenly without extra coal use. A subsequent test on a longer through train is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcano
St. Paul
Minn
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mexican Central and National roads debate Guadalajara route
In a City of Mexico conference, Mexican National proposes direct line from Aguascalientes to Guadalajara avoiding Irapuato, shortening the route to the United States and Europe by 256 kilometers. National warns of price war if Central insists on the Irapuato branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Guadalajara
Aguascalientes
Irapuato
United States
Europe
Tampico
Central
Dividend Declared and Stock Sale Planned by Railroad
The Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis & Chicago Railroad Company declares a 1 percent dividend payable March 16 and approves sale to stockholders of record March 18 of 8 million dollars of stock at par less 35 percent credits, net 65 cents. Proceeds allocate 1 million to refund existing debt with new gold 4 percent bonds due fifty years, remainder to treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago Railroad Company
West bound freight shipments from New York in 1886
Total west bound freight from New York in 1886 reached 1 125 417 tons with Chicago handling over 400 000 tons and about one fifth shipped directly to Chicago. Major trunk lines carried 25.73 percent via New York Central 22.85 percent via Erie 26.70 percent via Pennsylvania 3.65 percent via Baltimore and Ohio 11.62 percent via Ockawanna and 9.42 percent via West Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West
Northwest
Southwest
Chicago
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Rcent
Baltimore & Ohio
Ockawanna
West Shore
Lake Shore Road financials quarter to December 31
Lake Shore road comparative statement shows 1886 gross $4,648,501 and 1885 $38,970,941 with a net of $2,061,863 in 1886. Expenses rose to $2,536,638 from $2,172,961. income totaled $2,009,540 versus $1,796,983 in 1885. surplus increased to $1,057,994 from $671,219. Cash on hand at year end 1886 was $2,559,927 and the profit and loss account stood at $7,774,204.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Obituary of Dorchester Merchant David Parker
David Parker, a veteran shoe and leather merchant and Dorchester resident, died at 88. A Vermont native who arrived in Boston in 1826, he founded firms in Randolph and Boston including Sanders & Parker and Parker & Du Bois, later Parker & Co. His fifty-year career ended in 1880, leaving a reputation for integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Dorchester
Vermont
Boston
Randolph
Mass
Sanders & Parker
Parker & du Bois
Parker & Co
Parker
Commodore William Truxton Navy officer dies at Norfolk home
Commodore William T. Truxton United States Navy retired died suddenly at his Norfolk Virginia home yesterday afternoon. Born in Pennsylvania March 11 1824 he joined the Navy in 1841 rising from midshipman to lieutenant commander by the Civil War. He served as commander at Charlestown Navy Yard 1871 73 became captain in 1873 and commanded the Brooklyn noted for board of inspectors 1876 and Navy Yard Norfolk 1877 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Truxton
William T. Truxton
United States Navy
Norfolk
Pennsylvania
Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
Charters Shift for Maine Vessels to Southern Ports Amid Ice Trade
Demand for Maine vessels to Southern ports grows as ice rates set from Damariscotta to Fortress Monroe at 1 dollar, Boothbay to Savannah at 110 cents, and Rockport to Norfolk at 90 cents. Coal rates ease from Newport News to Boston at 170 dollars. New York and Perth Amboy to Portland quoted at 150 and gold. Reported charters include vessels carrying ice, lumber, coal, and empty barrels between Maine, Boston, Savannah, Norfolk, and New York ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Boston
Biddeford
New York
Savannah
North Weymouth
Jacksonville
Fla
Rockport
Portland
Albert H. Waite
Wilmington
C. W. Locke
Merrill C. Hart
Irene E. Meservey
Cuba
Hatteras
Cardenas
Porto Rico
St. Jago
Guantanamo
San Francisco
East
Croft
Cork
United Kingdom
Josefa
Bolus
Gartmore
Cornelio Zino
Maine
Damariscotta
Fortress Monroe
Boothbay
Norfolk
Perth Amboy
Damariscot Fortress Monroe
Shipping News From Atlantic Routes In Late February
Vessels arriving and departing major ports include Caronilla from Savannah at Barcelona on Feb 21 and Entella from Mediterranean ports for New York at Gibraltar Feb 17. Other ships include Rokeby for New Orleans, Efficient for New Orleans, Kathleen for Sharpness, Duke of Westminster and Fauardo among others at Liverpool, and City of Para from Aspinwall plus Monte Rosa from Leith in New York on Feb 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Caronilla
Savannah
Gibraltar
Entella
Mediterranean
New York
Rokeby
New Orleans
Havre
Efficient
Ringroad
Kathleen
Baltimore
Liverpool
Galveston
Duke of Westminster
Newport Newa
Fauardo
Vancouver
British Prince
Philadelphia
Observations at Boston Signal Station Feb 25 7 AM
Weather notes from the United States Signal Station in Boston record wind velocity and sea level observations at 7 AM local time. A calibration rule is given: add one–hundredth inch of mercury for every ten feet of elevation above sea level to correct ship barometers. The MINIATURE ALMANAC lists high water and moon phases for Feb 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Ship Movements Fray Feb 25
A list of arrivals and clearances at Boston includes steamer Berkshire from Baltimore via Norfolk and Glaucus from New York, Tremont from Portland, City of Gloucester from Gloucester, Lewiston from Portland, and the Revenue Cutter Albert Gallatin on a cruise. Foreign arrivals include Pieter de Coninck from Antwerp and Istrian from Liverpool, with several coastwise and in tow movements noted. Weather notes report high northwest winds and clear conditions at sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
Moise
Geo E Smalley
Glaucus
Berry
New York
H M Whitney
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Lewiston
Ingraham
Portand
United States Revenue
Albert Gallatin
Abby
Pieter de Coninck
Smit
Antwerp
Gill & Lootz
Ersch Charlotte
Hyson
la Have
Delong & Scamman
Theresa
Glass
St John
F A Roberts
Istrian
Fox
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Carolina
Ugalde
Portsmouth
Crocker & Eldredge
Robert Graham Dun
June Bright
Charles L Jeffrey
Eleanor
Oliver Ames
W Vosurg
Amelia G Itrelan
Reading
Smith
Philadelphia
Norden
Lisbon
Harry Messer
Rockport
Rose Lsterbrook
Yale
Lizzie S Waynes
Sadie Corey
G H Gordon
Jonathan Sawyer
Nellie W Craig
Annie Lewis
Sam’l Custner, Jr
Barkentine Louise Adelaide
Highland Light
Hull
East Machias and Boothbay Harbor Ship Movements Report
From our correspondents in East Machias and Boothbay Harbor a flurry of arrivals and departures notes vessels sailing for Baltimore Boston Gloucester New York Philadelphia and other ports. In Gloucester fish market activity remains firm with a spring mackerel fleet soon to start and Georges fishing expanding demand for frozen herring as 16 Georges 5 Grand Banks 1 Newfoundland 1 Grand Manan and 8 Ipswich Bay arrivals deliver 465000 pounds cod 155000 pounds halibut and 68000 pounds frozen herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Machias
Alma
Johnson
New York
Vineyard Haven
Icis D S Williams, Jr
Baltimore
Boston
G H Holden
Pinkhin
William C French
Sherman
Hoboken
James Rothwell
Howe
South Amboy
Eagie
Waters
Weehawken
Orient
Lee
Elizabethport
Gloucester
Festina Lente
Hammond
Halifax
E H Cornell
Crocker
Edith Bo Everman
Vannaman
Philadelphia
M Winch
Schs
Cephas Starrett
Gleanor
H King
Speedwell
D H Williams, Jr
Eagle
Edith B Everman
Boothbay
Ar 24Th
Elba
Tilton
Portland
North Boothbay
Savannah
Icis
Enlls
Wooster
Rockland
George If Kenney
Gott
Eastport
Lady of the Ocean
Pitter
Merrill
Hart
Murpy Venant
Adline
Starkey
Cora
Studley
Rockport
Avis
McClain
St John
G P Auger
Brown
Orozembo
Warmney
Calais
New Bedford
Annie
Bergen
Odell
Thomas
Thomaston
Haddock
Newfoundland
Alice C Jordan
Moliie Adams
John W Bray
Georges
Grand Banks
Grand Manan
Ipswich Bay
Maritime Ship Movements and Sailings Across European Ports
A compiled log shows ships and barks sailing or passing various ports. Entries include ANJER-Passed Jan 18 Grandee Evans Hong Kong to New York and 21 bark Edward May Iloilo to Boston. ANTWERP-Ar Feb 4 William Douglass from New York. AMSTERDAM-Ar Feb 24 Caravan from New York. various other vessels at BATAVIA, BREMEN, CORK, FALMOUTH, FLEETWOOD, GIBRALTAR, GIRGENTI, HAVRE, HULL, ISLE OF WIGHT, LONDON with routes to New York Philadelphia Boston Savannah and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anjer
Grandee
Evans
Hong Kong
New York
Edward May
Johnson
Iloilo
Boston
Marinin S
Ital
Batavia
Antwerp-Ar
William Douglass
McDougall
Auriga
Davies
Swansea
Amsterdam
Caravan
Daggett
Amoy
Wallace
Flint
Peargon
Concordia
Celle
Passarocang
Bremen
Johann Friedrich
Ger
Laincke
Cork
Laura B
Parodi
Baltimore
Queenstown
Loanda
Scott
San Francisco
Fleetwood
Falmouth
Golden Horn
Teilmann
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Forsyth
Portland
Desdemona
Barron
Hull
Capella
Jansen
Wilmington
Gibraltar
Trusty
Tizsard
Harbor Grace
Girgenti
Unitt
Havre
Lowfald
Nor
Nielsen
Laritta
Knutsen
Ayr
Cumberland
Jones
Isle OF Wight
Alma
Alberts
London
Ophir
Christensen
Savannah
Maritime Movements Include Knight of the Garter and Iona
Shipping notes list the Knight of the Garter sailing from Liverpool to San Francisco under Gordon and Inchcape Rock with Reed to San Francisco. Other entries note the Iona from Rotterdam to Brunswick, John M Clerk sailing to the United Kingdom, Alberico Gentili bound for Batavia and others to Rangoon and Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Knight of the Garter
Gordon
San Francisco
Queenstown
Inchcape Rock
Reed
Mitredale
Dawes
Portland
Rotterdam
Iona
Nor
Stromberg
Brunswick
Samarang
John M Clerk
Conant
United Kingdom
Sourabaya
Lighthouse tender Holly works in Craighill Brewerton channels
In Baltimore on February 24 the lighthouse tender Holly undertakes replacing buoys in the Craighill and Brewerton channels. Obstruction buoys will be placed over sunken coal barges near Poole's Island. A shoal about 100 feet west of the new buoy line at Lambert's Point has less than 18 feet of water. The sunken buoy near Lambert's Point Light will be removed once a tender reaches the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Holly
Craighill
Brewerton
Poole’s Island
Lambert’s Point
Norfolk Harbor
Abbott Champions Havana for Delaware Breakwater
Spoken report notes Gertrude Abbott as champion aboard Havana for Delaware Breakwater on February 21 off French Reef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Abbott
Champion
Havana
Delaware
French Reef
Three-Masted Vessel To Be Built In Thomaston Yard
In Thomaston Dunn and Elliot will construct a 650 ton three-masted ship commanded by Captain Jonathan Strong. In Watts yard a 900 ton four-masted vessel will be built for Captain Samuel Watts with Captain N Mehan, commanded by Samuel Watts of St George. The ships mirror the William J Lermond model, measuring 171 feet by 38 feet by 18 feet. Work begins about May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
Dunn & Elliot
Jonathan Strong
Watts Yard
Samuel Watts
N Mehan
St George
Nelson Bartlett
William J Lermond
Narragansett Pier ships abandonments and rescue actions
Multiple vessels encounter peril across the Atlantic and Atlantic coastal waters. Sir Harry A Barry ashore at Point Judith awaits sea subsidence while Fannie Atkinson and Valero endure damage from wrecks and collisions. Wrecking and salvage proceedings unfold in Nassau and New York, with crews rescued by the Costa Rican and others as ships break up or are driven ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
Harry A Barry
Point Judith
Fannie Atkinson
Hawthorne
Gulf of Mexico
Apalachicola
Belfast
Liverpool
New Orleans
Valero
Harding
Dover
Wetherall
Coatzacoalcos
Europe
Norfolk
Godfrey
Philadelphia
Coombs
Baylies Wood
Virginia
Boston
Baltimore
Fenwick’s Island
Wood
Taunton
Mass
John Cloyes
Ffolte
Cardenas
Savannah
Freda
Nielsen
Rio Janeiro
Brunswick
Salilla River
Perth Amboy
Lech
Emma Ql Smith
Faulkner
South Amboy
Curacoa
Great Beds
San Francisco
Kennebec
San Pedro
Newport
Fch
Seh
Nassau
Nellie E Rumball
Navassa
Thomas C Kennedy
Eleuthera
Rising Sun
Alfred Smyrk
Craney Island
Sir George W Lochner
Richmond
Abacoa
Richard P Buck
Machias
Machias River
Samuel B Jones
Adonis
Barbados
Fybee Island
Geo W Lochmer
Abaco
Wiltbank
Helen M Crosby
Gloucester
Grand Manan
Bird Island Flats
Thomas J York
Victoria
Vancouver Island
Wilmington
Maria
Smithville
New York
Multiple ships and cargoes reported by Atlantic ports
Maritime notices list ships and brigs sailing or in port across Antwerp Aspinwall Barrow Bremen Cardenas Carthagena Calcutta Falmouth Havana Havre Hamburg Hong Kong Liverpool London Mazatlan Montevideo Newport Palermo Ragged entries note vessels such as Hamilton Fish Mitchell Nellie F Sawyer Nellie Morse Hattie G Dixon Megunticook Lina Jennie Halbert Emita Matilda Brooks Carmona Corona Sophie J W Wendt Racehorse Paramita Crown of Italy Leif Ericksen etc sailing Feb 22 28 and in port Feb 18 25 with destinations including New York Philadelphia Baltimore Pensacola and Trinidad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Hamilton Fish
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Palme
Kahls
Fairmount
King
New York
Aspinwall
Newport
Nellie F Sawyer
Arey
Pascagoula
William H Fredson
Biddle
Baltimore
Ellen A Swift
Brown
Hattie G Dixon
Sawyer
Cardenas
Dominique
Pelham
Cienfuegos
Nellie T Morse
Bakerdo
Annie Goury
Sanders
Mobile
Megunticook
Heminway
Trinidad
Rebecca
Walls
Truss
Lina
Jennie Halbert
Southard
Pensacola
George Moulton, Jr
Landerkin
Ship Island
Emita
Nash
Matilda Brooks
Nichols
Chagres River
Barrow
Carmona
Halcrow
Bremen
J W Wendt
Lass
Marie Louise
Behring
Marco Polo
Gundersen
Galveston
Eimma
Andersen
Corona
Wittenberg
Sophie
Hasenfuss
Port
Lunestine
Norton
Hatteras
Hyperion
Foss
Doschs Furman
Malfod
Little
A B Weeks
Henley
Benj C Crowell
York
John Fi Converse
Leighton
A H Howe
Harrington
Carthagen
Falmouth
Crown of Italy
Jackman
Portland
Seaforth
Griffiths
Neddleburn
Hoge
Harburg
Leif Ericksen
Jensen
Savannah
Halifax
Sauled
Durham City
London
Boston
Havana
Ies Newman
Keyes
Apalachicola
Tamora
Slocomb
Penarth
Mexico
John KR
Bergen
Parsons
Delaware
Carbarien
Gertrude Abbott
Champion
Havre
Cora
Appleby
Port Eada
Hamburg
Racehorse
Hong Kong
Metapedia
Purvis
Liverpool
Trewery
Sir G F Seymour
Hollis
Bermuda
Svend Foyn
Eee Wilmington
Clifton
Wade
New Orleans
Lee Hill
Hyde
Austrian
Dexar
Gravesend
Rialto
DeGruchy
Mary Fraser
Card
Mazatlan
Bark Ziba
Knudsen
New New York
Montevideo
Bark Runer
Langfeldt
Peerless
Morrison
Elena
Albine
Svalen
Svensen
Sault An Cochon
Sch Jeannette
Gough
Montreal
Loth
Brig Horizont
Lange
Woodbine
Boddie
Brunsawick
Celina
Tibbitts
Aha Grande
Lydia
Capelline
Kepha
Tergesen
Jay
Duc Fratell
Tardusto
Isaac Jackson
Goodwin
Paysanda
Lith
Adele & Sabine
Astoria
Andretta
Hoben
San Francisco
Donald Ferguson
Campbell
Belfast
Khroula
Forrest
Marbella
Frank O Dame
Rogers
Providence
A A Shaw
Mortfan
John E Sanaford
Stone
John Proctor
Whittemore
Kate E Gifford
Wright
New London
Grantully
Owen
Queenstown
Chittagon
McDou
Brunswick
Haroll
Beecher
Bond
Otello
Wilmington
Bowers
Thompson
Christiana
Londonderry
Simpson
Charleston
City of Atlanta
Lockwood
Fernandina
Equator
Nelson
Maria Theresa
Ferres
Barcelona
Giulia R. Romano
Alfredo
Roiz
Giosue
Naples
William W
Converse
Jensen Starr
Charles L Mitchell
Chatham
Mass
Vashaugh
Harrisburg
Reading
Darien
Caleb
Ridgeway
Townsend
Henry Waddington
Magee
H . Higginson
Fales
John Bergmann Olson
Benj B Ceurch
Kelly
Carrie Nelson
Otis
Roatan
Mira A Pratt
Davis
Key West
New Bedford
Agnes R Bacon
Ha Jey
Berks
Adams
Idai Latham
Potter
Sarah L Simmons
Allen Norfolk
Nellie
Jerrell
Ludilam
WD Mangam
Christopher
Perth Amboy
City of Para
St Jago
Nassau
Monte Rosa
Leith
Dundee
Alamo
Revolving Light
Durkee
Antonio Sala
Perce
Marne
Broechus
Minnie Smith Arey
Smith
Ilacotulpan
Hattie Weston
Morton
Port Spain
Hell Gate
John M Dermott
Buenos Ayres
W C Warner
Warner
Baranquilla
Helen M Rawley
Hawkins
Porto Rico
Icis Clifford C. Dykeman
St John
Mary F Godfrey
Hattie
Jennie M Carter
Eaton
Haley
Taormina
Frank
Coruis
Bernard
Chaurchuard
Para
Enrrique
Aberasturi
Liverpol
Etruria
Cook
Ethiopi
Wilson
Glasgow
la Bourcogne
Seen Havre
Fulda Ringk
Barracouta
Richmond
English
Nansemond River
Ruth Shaw
Lookout
John M Brown
New Haven
Alferetta Campbell
David Caril
C C Lane
Bridgeport
Willian H Kenzel
Robert Morgan
Mattie E. Eaton
Gamage
Effective
Azalan
Martinique
River
Emma Dood
Gibraltar
William Wheddon
Barbados
Cileno
Coletto
Bahia Blansza
Henry A Burnham
Ross
Winona
Larsen
Williamsport
Miller
Salem
Scis Ro
Erskine
South Amboy
Mary Louisa
Colier
Norwich
James C Clifford
Clifford
John Brooks
Fox
Spartel
Hallowell
Ella
McVane
South Shore
Lottie
Helen A Chase
Australia
Hoadlett
Wonolulu
San.Jose
Austin
Panama
Sintram
Woodide
E B Sutton
Carter
Turkistan
Lamont
Greenock
Steaner Oceanic
Davidson
Ee Ae
Ivanhoe
Savannan
John Hopkins
San Pedro
John Worcester
Fisher
Tacoma
Jeremiah Thompson
Avery
Port Discovery
Dashing Wave
Connor
Canada
Burk Samoset
Port Townsend
Tyber
Sehs
Abbie C Stubbs
Pendleton
Cassie Jameson
Collins
Nacoochee
Rotterdam and Atlantic Port Arrivals and Departures Map
Shipping news lists vessels arriving and sailing at Rotterdam and multiple U S and Atlantic ports. Entries cover bark, steamer, brig, and ship movements with ports of origin or destination such as Belfast, Havana, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Liverpool, and Hull, plus dates and vessel names like Lord Charlemont and Excelsior.
Boston to Liverpool by Cunard steamship Etruria
From Boston for Liverpool on Cunard steamship Etruria, sailing from New York. Passengers include Mr Charles Mills, Mr Eod Morriss, Mr F F and Stanley, Mr and Mrs F A Lilis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Etruria
New York
Charles Mills
Eod Morriss
F F & Stanley
F A Lilis
Vessels Sailed for Boston From Various Ports
A list of ships and vessels that sailed for Boston on or about dates this season. Names include Adam W Spies from Iloilo, Adeline from Manila, Akbar from Sagua, Andrea Lovico from Palermo, Anglesea from Calcutta, Blizzard from Curacao, Colorado from Hyeres, Chas. G. Rice from Manila, Edward May from Iloilo, Edwin J. Morrison from Cardenas, Emma J. Meyer from Sagua, Frigga from Melbourne, Fred A. Small from Matanzas, George Skolfield from Calcutta, George S Homer from Melbourne, Harveson Hickman from Cardenas, Leebere from Calcutta, Landsuet Smith from Trapani, Latona from Cienfuegos, Leone from Messina, Livingstone from Cadiz, Lucy W. Snow from Goree, and Lucy A. Davis from Matanzas, among others, with several entries noting approximate dates and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adam W Spies
Field
Ambark
Tloilo
Aujer
Adeline
Biet
Gerbark
Manila
Akbar
Hoiues
Amor
Sagua
Andrea Lovico
Rollo
Italbark
Palermo
Anglesea
Bain
Br Bark
Calcutta
Blizzard
Emma J. Meyer
Meyer
Am Schr
Frigga
Tosteresen
Nor Bark
Melbourne
Fred A. Small
Cole
Am Bark
Matanzas
George Skolfield
Hall
Am Ship
George S Homer
Harveson Hickman
Hitchens
Am Scir
Cardenas
Savannah
Leebere
Carver
Kirkcudbrightshire
Uaeee
Chittagong
Landsuet Smith
Trapani
Latona
Seaboyer
Mailcloses at Boston for foreign ports and Cuba service
Mail service schedules indicate closures at Boston for Central America and South Pacific routes including Guatemala Costa Rica and Mexico via steam ship City of Para from New York. Cuban destination via rail to Tampa and steamship via Key West closes daily at 5.30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
South Pacific
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Mexico
Para
New York
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Pla
Boston
Boston and Savannah Steamship Company
City OF
Macon
Gate Carry
Savannah
Congress Street
Central
R. BR. of
Georgia
Savannah, Florida & Western Railway
Richardson & Barnard
A. Dew. Sampson
Washington Street
Cromwell
New Orleans
Texas
California
U. N. Magna
Samuel HL Seaman
West Steret
New York City
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