Jury Rules for Alderman Tewksbury in Slander Case
In Portland the jury found for Alderman Tewksbury in the slander suit. Weavers at Bates mill Lewiston returned to work after pay cuts. Grand jury in Biddeford indicts Oscar E. Blaney and Mrs. Barrows for murder in Kittery. Portland runs steamers to Liverpool and Glasgow. two-month exports reach 2 646 757 dollars. Wolves plentiful in northern Maine as deer numbers rise, likely from Canada.
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Portland
Tewksbury
Bates’ Mill
Lewiston
Supreme Court of
Biddeford
Oscar E. Blaney
Barrows
Kittery
Liverpool
Glasgow
Maine
Canada
Plymouth Reservoir Dam Failure Threatens Fire Safety
The Plymouth reservoir dam broke on Thursday causing water loss and leaving the town poorly protected against fire. A large crew is building a plank dam to restore containment as emergency efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Page Vesting Company of
Concord
George F. Page
Charles T. Page
T. H. Ford
Ll. D. Stevens
Lb. A. Kimball
John Abbott
KK. G. Wallace
Rochester
Daniel Harvard
Franklin
Supreme court term opens in St Albans county
The January term of the supreme court for St Albans county began Thursday with Judge Ross of St Jelosbury presiding and Judge Veazey, Taft and Rowell as assistants. A high wind at Enosbury on Wednesday toppled the Congregational church steeple and caused an injury when a falling board struck John Whitcomb on the head during the vine incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
St. Albans County
Ross
St. Jelosbury
Veazey
Taft
Rowell
Enosbury
Congregational Church
John Whitcomb
Taunton Drowning Aboard Ice Break Fatality At Mill Pond
Willie Brierly and Eddie Connors both four years old drowned Thu in a Taunton mill pond after breaking ice. A Hudson arrestee using the alias John McGrath is said to be John Brock of Cordaville and linked to Middlesex county robberies. Lowell school board recounts ward 5 votes. Lennon 752, Latchelder 746. Batchelder gain with recheck, Lennon kept winner.
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Willie Brierly
Eddie Connors
Taunton Exch
Mill Pond
Hudson
John McGrath
Boston
John Brock
Cordaville
Middlesex County
Lowell
John F. Lennon
George W. Latchelder
Lennon
Board of Aldermen
George H. Batchelder
George W
Batchelder
Mills in Providence Sell at Auction Despite No Bids
The Waine and Sackett mills offered Wednesday failed to attract bidders at an upset price of 15,000 over a 100,000 mortgage. Judge Colt refused an injunction to stop the sale, which proceeded at noon. The Arctic mill sold to Union company for 110,000 and the Quidnick mills to the same company for 160,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waine
Fatal Falls and Fatalities Spark Legal Action in Hartford Area
Edward Kelly of Thomaston fell at a wedding on Tuesday and broke his neck. Loomis the watchman was killed by passing cars in Hartford’s New York and New England yard on Wednesday. John MacAuliff aged 17, in Fitzgerald’s Bridgeport machine shop, was crushed by shafting on Thursday. A railroad suit to test Hartford and Harlem road validity heads to superior court on January 22. Card printers in Lew Haven held a secret meeting to seek postal rate relief amid a $150,090 investment in their business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kelly
Thomaston
Loomis
New York and New England
Hartford
Hartford and
Harlem Road
Superior Court
Lew Haven
Congress
Notable Local Tidbits With Weddings and Travels
A series of society notices from Salem and nearby towns includes gifts to night clerk William M. Gannon and retiring New England Telephone official Walter D. McKinney, a wedding at St James Church between Lawrence E. Millen and Julia A. Wallace, and General Hancock's Galveston visit. Also announced are upcoming nuptials of Nettie Hanley and William H. Carroll, plus social detail on Hon. James L. Martin's Christchurch marriage to Miss Jessie Lilley Dewey with Maine and Brattleboro connections.
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William M. Gannon
Sheriman House
Harry Dean
House of Cobban Manufacturing Company
Montreal
Adams House
G. W. Ouimby
Maine
The
Gospel Banner
Walter D. McKinney
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
No. 40
Pearl Street
St. James Church
Federal Street
Salem
Father Gray
Lawrence E. Millen
Julia A. Wallace
Washington
Gen
Hancock
Galveston
Vincent
Little Rock
Nettie Hanley
Cambridge
William H. Carroll
Roxbury
St. Mary’s Church
Norfolk Street
Cambridgeport
Franklin Street
Montpelier
Christchurch
James L. Martin
Brattleboro
Jessie Lilley Dewey
Edward Dewey
Howard F. Hill
John G. Martin
Manchester
George Dewey
Horatio Taplin
H. Gleason
W. Porter
Our Nichols
W. H. Dubois
Levi K. Fuller
Julius J. Estey
Griggs
Pittsburg
W.H. Ww. Brigham
Stowe
Drift ice halts navigation on Tennessee river section
A multi item dispatch notes river drift ice stopping all navigation in a Tennessee river section. The John L Sullivan combination reached Butte Montana with a large public reception. Frank James in Independence Missouri is reported in serious condition. Snow blankets Denver for three weeks with no relief in sight. Seven Rivers New Mexico sees rustlers fire on Mexican laborers, four killed. Capt Webb is exhumed and reburied at Oakwood Cemetery under Masons. Denver Rio Grande filing a $50 million mortgage to Union Trust Company for 50 years.
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Tennessee River
John L. Sullivan
Butte
Mont
Independence
Frank James
Denver
Col
Seven Rivers
Lincoln County
N. M
Capt. Webb
Oakwood Cemetery
Niagara Bridge
Free Masons
That Place
Niagara Falls
Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company
el Paso County
Union Trust Company of New York
Gan
The Grand Presentation of Virginus Delights Boston Audiences
The grand presentation of Virginus by Mr. McCullough at the Boston theatre is met with great delight by audiences. Knowles' play urging every theater lover to witness. The Rector will close at the Museum with two more shows. Mrs. Vincent benefits, and A Bunch of Keys is to be presented at the Park on March 3. Globe continues Confusion with large crowds. The Kermelis triumph at Tiowagd. The Beggar Student runs at the Bijou. Park Nat Goodwin is dying well, Variety at the Boylston.
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Tiowagd
Bijou
Nat Goodwin
Boylston
Boston
Odd Fellow’s
J. Howard Richardson
A.S. W. Cates
C. C. Littlefield
Mayor Hill
Salem
N. H. Taylor
Ambrose Lawrence
Boston Carriage Drivers’ Union Association
Horticultural Hall
Lowell
W. Downing
M. I. Hanson
J. H. Conant
K. S. Wiley
John P. Howe
J. C. Wheeler
Metropolitan Mutual Aid Association
Bacon Hall
Roxbury
Warren
Seiler
N. P. Harvey
C. Q. Ring
G. W. Decatur
C. A. Gilman
J. R. Boyle
C. H. Coburn
John Harvey
A. H. Emery
W. P. Harvey
M. McCadden
George N
Papanti
Order of United American Mechanics
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Irish National League
Abbotsford Hall
A. F. Holt
Cambridge
Parker’s
Harvard College
Parker House
Death of 29th Victim in Grand Trunk Disaster
Toronto report states John Aggett died tonight as the 29th victim of the Grand Trunk railway disaster. The accident had claimed numerous lives and injuries, with officials confirming the latest death as the toll rose.
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Toronto
John Aggett
Opposing Reform Forces Rally in Democratic Tariff Debate
Special dispatch from Washington reports Democratic protectionists led by Randall and allies plan to block tariff reform and push for a Republican aligned outcome. They warn the party faces possible defeat in the presidential race unless nominees satisfy protectionist aims. The piece contrasts reform advocates with party insiders and notes concerns over continued high taxation and potential defections to the Republicans.
Montreal Merchants Call for Free Trade With United States
Montreal corn exchange in its annual report urges abolition of canal tolls and all taxes on breadstuffs. It backs untrammeled exchange of Canadian and American productions and removal of import burdens on shipping via the St Lawrence route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
United States
Montreal Corn Exchange
Canada
St. Lawrence
Street Car Brakes Fail In Portland Descent
A Deering line street car descending Preble street lost braking when the horses ran. After turning onto Portland street the car struck a street lamp post, tipping over and sparking a stove fire that set straw on the door ablaze.
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Portland
Deering
Preble Street
Portland Street
War in Egypt Khartoum to be abandoned in imminent retreat
London reports Cairo telegraphs Khartoum to prepare to quit at a moment's notice. Sinkat casualties rise with the garrison said to be unable to hold out beyond the 10th inst, prompting possible escape to the coast if aid does not arrive.
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Egypt
Khartoum
London
Cairo
Suakim
Sinkat
Richmond Trial Nearing Close in Dewns Murder Case
In the Dewns murder trial at Baru Me Hopkins and Turner face closing arguments. The state argues a premeditated common design and possible first degree murder, while defense attacks witness credibility and shifts blame. Judge Libby to instruct the jury. verdict expected tomorrow.
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Richmond
Baru
Dewns
Hopkins
Polleys
Turner
Primmer
Henry B. Cleaves
Libby
Mayor Orders Exposition Building Vacated
Chicago January 10 The city council set a rent of 10 050 yearly on the exposition site once used for the national Republican convention four years ago. After failed compromises the mayor has instructed the exposition company to vacate the premises, once poised to host the next convention.
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Chicago
Exposition Company
Democrats Nominate Col. A C Woodworth in Twelfth District
At the Chester convention the Democrats of the twelfth congressional district unanimously nominated Col. A C Woodworth of Chicopee. On the first informal ballot he received 67 of 76 votes. Samuel W Bowerman of Pittsfield had 11, Reuben Noble of Westfield 5, and J F Callanan of Springfield 3.
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Col
A. C. Woodworth
Chicopee
Smllingfield
Mass
Chester
A.C. Woodworth
Samuel W. Bowerman
Pittsfield
Reuben Noble
Westfield
J. F. Callanan
Springfield
Confession in Murder Case and Other City Notes
George Jeffery, indicted for killing his wife’s illegitimate child, confessed today describing twisting the child’s neck in two directions. The Metropolitan Opera ball featured the Old Guard with the Boston Artillery and Worcester Continentals present, dancing starting at midnight amid crowding. Bridget Cronin versus Rev Florence McCarthy verdict awarded six cents. Charles B Lydecker named receiver for Albert Weber’s estate.
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New York
George Jeffery
Riverhead
Old Guard
Metropolitan Opera House
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Worcester Continentals
Ile
Kings ’Ounty Supreme Court
Bridget Cronin
Florence McCarthy
Church of St. Cecilia
Williamsburg
Toox
Charles B. Lydecker
Albert Weber
Morocco dealers hold thirtyeighth semiannual meeting
In Wilmington on January 10 the morocco dealers' national exchange met with twenty of forty five firms represented. Frank W. Norcross reviewed the history of U S leather manufacture, noting the trade's centennial. An amended skin classification schedule was adopted. The next meeting will be at Long Branch in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Morocco
Debt Defaulter E F Carter Identified in Montreal
Montreal report ties E F Carter to major bank frauds including the Mechanics and Exchange banks and notes his wartime role as sub treasuries agent in Boston. He fled to Canada after defrauding the State Bank of Boston of $600,000 and later operated various enterprises, with last heard location Winnipeg.
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Montreal
F. Carter
Exchange Bank
Mechanics Bank
Treasury
Boston
United States
State Bank of
Canada
Winnipeg
Senate Republicans Convene on Pro Tempore Election
After the senate adjourned a Republican caucus met to discuss the expediency of immediately electing a president pro tempore. Senator Anthony spoke as part of the unanimous group seeking swift action on the leadership post.
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Washington
Senate
Caaucus
Anthony
Health delays divide caucus on pro tempore presidency
The caucus discussed the presidency pro tempore with a key figure absent due to health doubts. Friends reported improving health but questioned readiness for duties. A committee was appointed to confer and decide next steps. Postmaster Goddard of Portland pressed his case with the Postmaster General in support of his action. The Senate committee on Mississippi River improvements ordered a favorable report for a $106,000 appropriation to continue river works. The Senate confirmed Norman H. Camp as assayer at Boise City and Alexander A. Mandum as postmaster at Kennebunk. The House considered Castle Island use for Boston authorities. Nomination letters were sent for Brewster Cameron and Edward P. Chapin and Emerson A. Hough. The House Judiciary Committee referred the bankruptcy bill to Mr Collins of Boston for subcommittee work, likely aiding the Lowell measure.
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Postmaster Goddard
Portland
Senate Committee
Gibson
Senate
Norman H. Camp
Vermont
Boise City
Ianho
Alexander A. Mandum
Kennebunk
Maine
Morse
Massachusetts
Castle Island
Boston Harbor
Boston
Brewster Cameron
Kansas
Tucson
Arizona
Edward P. Chapin
Springfield
Mass
Emerson A. Hough
Collinsville
Conn
House Judiciary Committee
Collins
Lowell
Sensational Yarn Author Exposed by Lowell Reporter Hoax
A freelance correspondent in Lowell fabricates sensational tales telegraphed to New York and western papers. The Lowell Times debunks seven cases of elopement, murder, and ghost tales as pure fiction by Thowes Addison, a 30 year old man in the city since November. Addison admits authorship and says he targeted morbid tastes for payment.
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Lowell
New York
Ank
Mass
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cleveland
North Chelmsford
Lowell Times
North Andover
Lawrence
Maine
Andover
Thowes Addison
Smart
Times
Western
South
West
Boston
Albany
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Hartford
United States
Greece
Union Square Theatre Company
Addison
Morals and Ethics Debate at Christian Union Lecture
C W Ernst former Daily Advertiser leader writer spoke at Christian Union on newspaper morals. He urged restraint on crime reporting, defended press responsibility, and warned readers to hold papers to truth while acknowledging pressures from competition and profit. He urged laws making writers liable for libels and urged editors to uphold high standards.
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C. W. Ernst
Daily Advertiser
Christian Union
McRalx
Herbert Spencer
Bins
Ernst
Fire losses sweep Boston Chelsea and New England towns
Fire reports from Boston area and across New England detail losses from box 4 Chelsea blaze at 183 Washington avenue hay shed owned by John W Wilkinson and leased to Frederick M Oxton with insured letter. Other brief notes list Avia Match Co factory fire in Southington loss 10000 no insurance and multiple fires with varying damages across Newburyport Ipswich Nashua Keene Maysville Batesville Wytheville Selma Lachosse Binghamton and Onalaska with totals ranging from thousands to twenty thousand dollars.
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Chelsea
Washington Avenue
John W. Wilkinson
Frederick M. Oxton
Oxton
Watkinson
New Haven
Conn
Avia Match Company
Main Street
Southington
Newburyport
Mass
Willowdale
Ipswich
Nashua
N. H
C. M. Kittredge
New York
Mt. Vernon
Keene
Louis Broulett
Maysville
Ind
Dresbach
Batesville
C. Schweir
Luxcurure
Wytheville
Selma
Ala
Edwards’ Opera House
Lachosse
Wis
William Mader
Onalaska
Binghampton
N. Y
Inhuman Greed at New York Prisons Exposed
State labor statistics commissioner Peek reports that New York prisons hold federal prisoners due to bid contracts with federal officials. He says the Erie county penitentiary contract shifts costs to the state, allowing U.S. criminals to be kept free of charge and crowding two convicts per cell.
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Altany
N. Y
Dan
Peek
State Board of Labor Statistics
New York
Ferie County
Department of Justice
Washington
Townsends in Oyster Bay Robbery Aftermath Reported
New York date line reports Mr and Mrs James C Townsend of Oyster Bay Long Island were robbed and beaten almost to death in their home last Monday evening. They are somewhat improved today and no new developments have been made on the assailants identity.
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New York
James C. Townsend
Oyster Bay
L. I
State House Adulterated Drugs and Butler Era Correspondence
Publicized correspondence from late November and early December details debates over prosecuting adulterated drugs after notices to druggists. It covers Gov Butler, Surgeon General Cilley pay issues, auditor Ladd’s replies, and Butler era military unit recognition. The Agricultural College trustees also held their annual meeting and re-elected officers with Daniel Needham becoming treasurer.
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Bugler
Ladd
O. G. Cilley
Cilley
Gen. Butler
Butler
Massachusetts
United States
Andrew
the Agricultural College
Daniel Needham
John Cummings
Hall Receives Gift from Washington Light Infantry
Mr. John K. Hall of Somerville receives from the Washington Light Infantry of Charleston S C a gift intended for presentation to the Boston Light.
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John K. Hall
Somerville
Washington Light Infantry
Charleston
S.C
Boston Light
New England Yachting Association Proposed At Boston Meeting
A congress of New England yacht clubs is proposed to form a unified body. A Hull Yacht Club committee appointed to study the idea urged a February 7 convention at the Parker House with three delegates from each club to discuss rules measurement and signalling and establish headquarters in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Hull Yacht Club
John Bryant
Wm. F. Weld
Chas. A. Perkins
D. Hall Rice
L. M. Clark
Boston
Parker House
Sydney W. Burgess
George
Forbush
Charles A. Perkins
Louis M. Clark
Messrs
City Gall Notes on Health Orders and Legal Action
The board of health orders vacates for sanitary reasons at O Connell s block Winship street Brighton Col. P Mettleton says Natick may be sued to stop polluting Boston s water via Pegan brook. Commissioner Babbitt notes no alarm from scarlet fever 47 new cases 9 deaths in nine days. Lieutenantcies applications due by Saturday. Water inspectors increased to 30 with new appointees Hf L Houghton E R Dwight J J Dunn Walter B Wood Daniel A Finnegan John J Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
O'Connell
Boston
Hf. L. Houghton
E.R. Dwight
J. J
Bassett Held on Trial Charge in Clinton Death
Before Judge Forsaith of the municipal court Wharies H Bassett of Clinton faces trial as accessory to the death of Finmirad Talbot of Clinton who died in this city last Saturday night. Talbot died from malprad e injuries and Bassett is held in 5000 dollars for appearance.
Life Insurance Policy Valuation Bill in Senate
The senate considers a bill by Mr. Washburn to amend life insurance policy valuation rules under section 159. It allows annual valuation by the commissioner or accepting a valuation from the state of organization for foreign companies, with domestic companies needing valuation per another state rule if requested. The reform aims to standardize policy values across insurers operating in the commonwealth.
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Washburn
Commonwealth
Kreformatory Prison For Women
Reformatory Prison For Women
Senate
Committee On Prisons
Tully
United States
Massachusetts
Miss Barton
Petitions and orders in state legislature session actions
Petitions presented for town division in Sandwich and other requests include damages for injuries of a district police chief, charity and corporate incorporations, land purchase for Marblehead water supply, freight rate repeal, and real estate for the American Unitarian Association. Orders pass on education text books, militia allowances, gas company statutes, drunkenness penalties, reformatories, and militia unit equality. Including New York and New England Railroad bond protection and state representation in related matters.
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Davis Perry
Sandwich
Rufus R. Wade
H. I. Barrows
Manufacturers’ Loan and Trust Company
Boston
Board of Health
Marblehead
John Atwood
D. F. Moran
Forty-Second Massachusetts Regiment
American Unitarian Association
Williams
Salem
Bancroft
Cambridge
Paton
Danvers
O’gorman
Worcester
Howes
Joint Judiciary Committee
Pattee
Quincy
Potter
Board of Agriculture
Barker
New York and New England Railroad
Gleason
Committee On Railroads
New York and New England
Commonwealth
New York and New Zingland
UALU UMEALE Budget Questions On Badges And Soup
A city council discusses appointing a three member committee to procure badges not exceeding five dollars each. An amendment to avoid city pictures is rejected. Three members from wards 5 10 and 15 are named. A separate motion to furnish soup to the poor for the winter passes with 56 ayes 16 nays. Various reports and elections follow including committees on finance accounts and contested seats. Adjourned.
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Marley
Ward 16
French
Ward 12
Murphy
Ward 13
Messrs. Donovan
Ward
Farrar
Lappen
Barry
Finance
Cass
Suecsescucete Jones A . Mupphy
Ae Saac Rosnosky
Cscecseues
Joseph P. Connell
Eeeccees
William F. Wharton
Suscecessonesneeke Shmcr
TE Matiov Aco
Vies
Sec Enone
Scese AO J Ward
Badped Sso
Eniccec Edn
Escaes Seusecevtt Sige
OPA
Icin
Vaemuans O
Francis J Murphy
C. M. Bromwich
Thomas F. Bell
Henry J. McKee
Fraser
Messrs
Albree
Bacon, Blume
Bond
F. P. Maguire
Mullane
Fisk
Ward 10
Committee On Rules
Hathorne
Ward 18
Committee On Joint Rules
Strater
Ward 20
Jacksonian Banquet in Boston Lauds Jackson and Jefferson
The New York World reports a Boston banquet on the 8th where Ben Butler paid tribute to Jackson and Jefferson. A former Republican, Downing, gave a strong democratic discourse. The piece notes the Democratic party is developing, though some southerners may doubt.
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New York World
Boston
Ben Butler
Jackson
Jefferson
Downing
South
Remarkable Invention Promises New Typewriting Era
A Boston advertising note extols the HalI type-writer as the simplest cheapest versatile machine. It can be used in laps or on desks, on trains, and supports English French German or Spanish writing. Interchangeable type and easy care boost its appeal to business people and clerks, with sales headquarters at 15 Bromfield Street Room 33 in Boston.
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Fall Eee
Post
Fus Sale
Boston
Bromfield Street
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Emil Stahl
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Ernest Edwards
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Charitable Mechanic Association
Gen. Norton
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