Steinitz and Zukertort Contested World Chess Match Game
The fourth game of the Steinitz Zukertort world championship match began afternoon in New York with Steinitz leading one to Zukertort's two. Invited guests, editors, and experts attended as the players opened with the Ruy Lopez Knight's gambit after 2:05 PM. White offered a long sequence ending in White resigning after 38 moves.
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New York
Messrs
Steinitz
Zukertort
Dana
Reid
Pulitzer
Godwin
Ottendorfer
McKenzie
Eugene
Hanham
Lloyd
Lyon
Messrs, Frew
Mohier
Ruy Lopez
White
New York Sport Scene Sees Boxing Ice Skating And Club Row
In New York a quiet sporting period features nightly bouts at Madden's Bowery and amateur four and six round boxes in clubs. Dempsey headlines a charity spar, while ice skating floods Central Park with crowds and rinks face closures. Athletic clubs debate reporting fights as reporters flood Seventeenth Street venues, risking penalties and expulsions.
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New York
Madden
Bowery
Tom Henry
Jack Ashton
George Taylor
Pete McCoy
Jack Carroll
Tom Sheppard
Alf Powers
Hoboken
N. J
Dempsey
Jimmy Murray
Mike Donovan
Henry
Murray
Lord
Jack Burgess
Boston
Central Park
G. D. Phillips
A. J. Quickberner
G. A. Avery
Curtis
Hudson
Hackensack
New York Athletic
Manhattan
W. E. Nixon
F. A. Ware
Nixon
M. W. Ford
Myers
William Graham
Swaffbem
Eng
Carver
England
Graham
A. H. Bogardus
Aby Man
America
Rhode Island
London
Gan Ulab
Hurlingham
Canada
Athletic Club
Jorg
Union Club
Cambridge Defeats Walthams in Tight Soccer Clash
Tommy and Jimmie were present as Cambridge edged out Walthams. The game featured intense fan enthusiasm and impartial officiating. Cambridge defense shone with three fouls and a late goal, while McCarthy and Seeley highlighted key saves and teamwork.
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Tommy
Jimmie
Cambridge
Goulding
Smyth
Seeley
Guthrie
Hannafore
Peech
McCarthy
Barry
Walthams
Cotter
Hayes
Peck
Cincinnati Set for National League Admission Amid Western Support
Indications point to Cincinnati joining the National League with three Western members deciding the eighth club. Spalding and Lucas favor the move, funds and players are available, and the city sits on the line between eastern and western clubs, boosting accessibility and prospects. Also notes a three mile race at the Olympian rink and Hull Yacht Club plans for 1886 regattas.
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Cincinnati
Post
Messrs. Spalding and
Lucas
Astern
Olympian
B. A. Atkinson & Co
Nassau Hall
Washington and
Common Streets
Tighe
McGrath
Howe
Chapman
Hester
Davis
Cuskin
Vighe
Ligne
Eptember
Annual Meeting and Officers of Webster Historical Society
The Webster Historical Society held its annual meeting at the Old South meeting house with Hon. Steven W. Allen presiding in his absence. Officers and committees were named, honors given to deceased members, and Rev. Thomas Alexander Hyde delivered the annual address on Daniel Webster as an orator.
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Webster Historical Society
Old South
Steven W. Allen
Allen
Cummings
Treasury
William C. Winslow
U.S. Grant
George Henry Prevle
Peter 5. Wheelock
William F. Goolding
George W. Burnham
Eizur Wright
Henry N. Hudson
Cambridge
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Maine
Alexander Rice
Massachusetts
George F. Edmunds
Vermont
Noah Porter
Connecticut
Henry Howard
Rhode Island
Austin Ee Hike
New Hampshire
James G. Islaine
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
William M. Evarte
New York
Henry Stickney
Maryland
D. W. Manchester
Ohio
John Wentworth
Olinots
Lucius Ff
Hubbard
Milhuesota
J. C. Welling
District of Columbia
George C. Ludlow
New Jersey
General Williams
Sherman
Missouri
Edward W. Jenks
Michigan
Clinton B. Sears
Tennessee
Joseph Ole
Young
Iowa
Horace Noyes
West Virginia
James H. Campbell
Pennsylvania
Wilbun H. Beker
New Mexico
Charles M. Blake
California
Stephen M. Ailen
Edward F. Thayer
Nathaniel W. Ladd
Edmund H. Bennett
Alvert Palmer
Nathaniel F. Safford
William R. Wood
K.sa
Henry P. Kidder
Kieq
Alexexander H. Rice
Historiographers
William ©. Winslow
Edward J. Young
Rey
Thomas A. Hyde
Nathaniel F. Sefford
Tobey
Stillman B. Allen
Mellen Chamberlain
Thomas H. Cummings
Francis M. Boutwell
Nathaniel W. Laci
E Q
Thomas H.cuiwings
William EH. Colcord
Thomas Alexander Hyde
Daniel Webster
J H Johnson Named Night Telegraphist In Boston AP Office
City news notes J H Johnson succeeds C H Thomas as night telegrapher for the Boston Associated Press office. Also covered are a reunion presiding by Hon A Wells in Connecticut, Edward Atkinson speaking on What Is the Price of Life, and a grand lodge AOUW meeting with about twenty attendees.
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J. H. Johnson
C. H. Thomas
Boston
Associated Press
A. Wells
Connecticut
United States
Edward Atkinson
Woman's Club
Grand Lodge
A.O.U. W
Young’s Hotel
New York
Williams & Evernett’s
Boston Society of Decorative Art
F. F. Baldwin
A. Ht. McAloon
J. F. McAloon
F. L. Wells
Parker House
James B.mcaloon
Metropolitan Horse Railway
Richards
Shoemaker William Gerry Dies In Restaurant At Spinster Age
William Gerry a noted shoemaker and Knights of Labor member died of heart disease yesterday afternoon in William Hennessey s restaurant. He was 19. The Lynn Press Association marked Franklin s 180th birthday with a banquet at Sagamore House last evening attended by Hon Frank D Allen Mayor George D Hart Captain J G B Adams and J W Newhall toastmaster E B Hayes of the Bee. Catherine Scott a widow aged 45 left her Timson Street home last night and is missing after being described as insane from grief for her daughter s death in a cog cart accident last simmer. Mrs Scott wore four red shawls and is light complexioned.
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William Gerry
Knights of Labor
William Hennessey
Lynn Press Association
Franklin
Sagamore House
Frank D. Allen
Governor's Council
George D. Hart
J. G. B. Adams
J. W. Newhall
E. B
Boots and Shox Buyers Listed by Firms Across Cities
A compilation of buyers from multiple firms including Ga J J Cashin T White and M C Hecht among others in cities like Augusta Athens Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati and Louisville. The note mentions Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription touted as a standard remedy for female complaints and weaknesses sold by druggists.
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Coe Ga
J Cashin
T White
J R White & Jo
Craw
Augusta
Wm Mullherin
Wm Mulherin & Co
Athens
W Baldwin
Baldwin & Fieming, Tre
Baltimore
M C Hecht
Batimore
H T Lobe
Grattan, Mitchell & Co
Scilington
Hibbard
Chicago
J W Selg
Selz Schwab& Co
Mantonya
Mantonya & Co
Marks
M Mantonya
Mantonya & van Gilder
Steve Creerion
Steve Ceedon & Co
M Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Ill
G P Gore
P Gore & Co
Cincinnati
F Demuth
Mabley , Carew
Charleston
M Drake
Drake & Sons
Dallas
Tex
J Hower
Howell Bros
Detroit
Mich
T P McGraw
AU McGraw & Co
Kansas City
W P Moores
P Moores & Son
Penn
Frank B Lippincott
Madison
Indy
A Stanton
York City
William Neely
William Neely & Co
San Francisco
Cal
J Houghton
Newhall’s Sons & Co
Shreveport
G Dreyfus
SG Dreyfus & Co
Par
St Louis
J A Schafer
Schafer, Swarts & Coe
Trenton
J K Ashton
Washington
J Albert Williams
Denniston
William Hahn
William Hahn & Co, Raw
Dr. Pierce
THEATRE MULTIPLE SHOWS AT LOCAL HOUSES
Listings announce Lawrence Barrett in Hernani and Lester & Allen's Minstrels at two theatres, Alfa English Opera Co in Balfe Enchantress, The Mikado at The Street Theatre, Edwin Booth Macbeth at 18TON Museum, Sol Smith Russell Felix McCae at another venue, and the World’s Museum open from morning to evening with a Battle of Gettysburg exhibit on Tremont Street.
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Ae Theatre
Lawrence Barrett
Hernani
Venilingz
Poca Theatre
Lester & Allen
Felix Mccae
Eveulde
World's Museum, Agere and Aquarium
Battle OF Getysburg
Tremont Street
Bijou
Alta Norman English Opera Company
Balfe
Miss Norman
Annie Maxwell
Annie de Bremont
Joquania
Cenola
Sylvia
Henry Haslam
America
Sol Smith Hussell
Felix McCusick
Sol Smith Russell
Russell
O’ Leary
Frank Lawton
Lawton
Barrett in Hernani at Globe Boston receives accolades
Mr Lawrence Barrett opens an English Hernani at the Globe Boston earning praise for Act III and the finale. F C Mosley and Collins support merit, with Gale limited. Other engagements include Edwin Booth at the Museum, Lester Allen’s minstrels, and Norman English opera at the Bijou. The Mikado enjoys an eightieth run at Hollis Street Theatre with new Ka tisha.
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Globe Theatre
Lawrence Barrett
Boston
Victor Hugo
Hernaui
Sarah Bernhardt
Hraani
London
Barrett
F. C. Mosley
Collins
M. K. Gale
Zuanthe
Booth
Mr. Booth
Cibelio
Iago
Julius Caesar
Blockade concerns and action by Boston Aldermen
The Boston Board of Aldermen debated railroad changes for Christmas week 1885 in several streets, received petitions for salary raises and repairs, and authorized water works in West Roxbury. They adopted orders on street traffic, library funding, and sewer assessments, and addressed police, fire, and harbor matters while receiving budget and hospital reports.
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Board of Aldermen
Committee On Railroads
Harge Railroad Companies
Kliot
Kneeland Streets
Scollay
R. H. Wheeler
Thomas F. Temple
Suffolk
Watt Street
Roxbury
Infantry
Washington Street
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Appleton Street
Erie
Mystic
Pleasant
Banker Hill
Monument Avenue
Charlestown
Linden
First Streets
South
Boston
Magnolia
Snowhill
Dorchester
Union
Foster and Newton
Brighton
Public Library
Mount Bowdoin
Dochester
Westminster Street
Ward 19
Lowell Railroad
Timothy Herrington
Common Council
Rossindale
Ward
Chelsea Street
Cac m
Washington Willaze
Lemuel B. Burrill
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
Sullivan and
Capen
George O. Wiley
Lie
Foster M. Spurr
Charles FE. Silloway
Harvey H. Osborn
West Boston
Craigie’s
Prison Point Bridges
Sedo
The
City Hospital
Shipping list of steamers and routes with dates
A historical shipping notice lists numerous steamship names and routes with departure ports and dates in December 19 to February 6. Vessels include Furness Norseman British Queen Palestine Samaria Cephalonia and others sailing from Liverpool London Boston Antwerp Glasgow and New York to destinations such as Amsterdam Havre and Portland. Asterisks denote mail steamers and several entries reference companies like Henderson Bros Warren & Co Phelps Bros and Thayer Lincoln.
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Pat Leopold
Amburg
Furness, Amaryllis
Antwerp
Preston
Durham City
London
Furness Norseman
Liverpool
Warren & Co Samaria
P H du Vernet
Boston City
Furness Towa
Ceeeesee
Warren & Co Cephalonia
Henderson Bros
British Crown
New York
Sicily
Phelps Bros’& Co Wohee
Qeirichs & Wo
England
WJ Hurst State of
Nevada
Lasgow
Badwin & Co Britannic
J Curtis Kaam
Amsterdam
Funch
Edge
Aurania
Liverpoo
Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln
Stockholm City
Dan
Furness Palestine
Warren & Co Catatonia
Glasgow
H & A Allan Norseman
Warren & Co Durham Vity
Farness Samaria
Wu Vernetstrian
H Dua Vernet
Guion & Coisremen
Oqeirichs& Co
Louis de Reblan
K J Corts Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
Oregon
W H Brown & Co C of
Richmond
P Wrights Sons Neckar
Velrichs & Co Edam
Finch,Jaye & Co
Henderson Bros Nevada
Mails Close At Boston For Via Southampton Bremen And More
Postal notices list mail cutoffs for multiple routes from New York aboard ships Fulda Canada Alvo Lessing Republic Orecon and City of Richmond to destinations including France Germany Austria Sweden Denmark Norway Nassau Puerto Rico Windward Islands Venezuela Curacao and Mexico with supplementary mail to Tampa and Key West closing daily at 3 PM and 7:30 PM respectively.
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Southampton
Bremen
Fulda
New York
France
Havre
Canada
Jamaica
Central America
South Pacific
Mexico
Alvo
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Repubblic
Porto Rico
Antilles
Kenee
Ivetdool
Orecon
Windward Islands
Venezuela
Curacoa
Orinoco
Scien Rage Estiateregeneidnernsayaes
Penn Ral
Tampa
Key West
Fla
Shipping arrivals and departures listed for January
A dated tally of ships arriving at and sailing from multiple ports including Boston New York Liverpool Hull Queenstown and Glasgow. Vessels named with origins such as West Indies Havana Shanghai China Japan Baltimore Savannah New Orleans Mobile and liver pool London and Bremen reflected alongside dates in January.
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Boston
Palestine
Liverpool
Buffalo
Hull
New York
West Indies
Hamburg
Bordeaux
Newport
Havana
Halifax
Australia
London
Queenstown
Pavonia
Gasgow
State of Indiana
Hampurg
Gebert
Kinsaie
Spain
Malta
Glenfaliock
China
Japan
Isle of Wight
Gibraltar
Glendevon
Roma
Savannah
Clintonia
Baltimore
Elise
New Orleans
Gladiolus
Lero
Grandholm
Westmeath
Marseilles
Ponce de Leon
King’s Cross
Montressa
Worfolk
Bremen
Rhela
King’s Lynn
Welbury
Armaden
Mobile
Barrowmore
Kansas
Kovno
Glasgow
Ashfield
Chicago
Gallia
Shipping News: Winds, Arrivals, and Wreck Recoveries
In Gloucester a fleet movement reports light to strong westerly winds near the Banks and strong east to northeast winds to Sabre Islam, with steamer movements including Warren line Eastbound and vessels such as Missouri and Buffalo Br toward Hull and Philadelphia. A three-masted schooner Effin J Simmons from Thomaston coal bound for Rockport was towed in, and Tewence Murdock, wrecked at Westport NS, returned home for repairs.
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Palestine
Whiteway
Liverpool
Moise
Warren & Co
Warren Line
Missouri
Buffalo Br
Malet
Hull
Mdse
Geo W Preston
Berkshire
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
S Howes
Norman
Gloucester
Effin J Simmons
Thomaston
Philadelphia
Rockpot
OS Baylis
New York
Portsmouth
Knickerbecker
Tewence
Vessel traffic and sailings near Boston and Atlantic routes
From Our Correspondents Vineyard Wawen Jan 16 reports vessels including Ralph M Hayward passing Cape of Good Hope and St Helena with light winds. Jan 18 attendance at Eastport and Calais ports with several schooners sailing to Boston and New York. fishing boats Adam Terry and Anne Lane report no fish receipts with 720,000 frozen herring and 25,000 lobsters observed.
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Vineyard Wawen
Ralph M Hayward Dexter
Cebu
Boston
Ansier
Indian Ocean
Cape of Good Hope
St Helena
Atlantic
John Proctor
Taylor
Philadelphia
Saica
Bork
Ph M Hayward
Scis
W C French
Edward Lameyer
Benjamin Hale
Leonard A Burnham Alas
Spartan
Z Sherman
Alice B Phillips
Alfred Eon Su
Ptt
H Peary
and & H Poster
Booth Bay
Brown
Fordo
G H. Holden
Wicktam
Bath
New York
Harvester
McLauzhnn
St John
Jacob M Haskel
Allen
Belfast
Charleston
Metropolis
Vinalhaven
Luuvester
Dane Ann Ardverther Arsche EK
Coleman
Calais
Percy
Eastport
New
Edward E Webster
Campbell
Ssuris
PFI
Mary E. Daniels
Georges
Cis Adam Terry
Anne & Lane
Fred P Frye
Grand Manan
Annie Wesley
Grand 'Ank
Lawrence Murdock
Westport
Annie M Jo Dan
Mabel Kennison
Wreck and buoy advisories from coastal lighthouses
Notices report a broken can buoy off Elisha's Ledge two miles southeast of Warren's Point and a whistling buoy adrift at South Overfall Shoal. Details include water depths and distances from lighthouses, with officials naming G B Wnte and Stephen C Rowan, as well as Lighthouse Board actions in Philadelphia Washington and Mississippi River areas.
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New Bedford
Elisha’s Ledge
Warren’s Point
Vineyard
Long
4Th District
Philadelphia
Delaware Bay
Lighthouse Board
B Wnte
USN
The
Washington
South Pass
Mississippi Iver
Arange
Nww
East Jetty
Seby
Stephen C Rowan
Atlantic and Pacific sailings charted by scattered positions
A compiled list details ships and routes from New York, Liverpool, San Francisco, Shanghai, Yokohama, Sydney, and more. Notable entries include the Sea Witch bound for Shanghai and the Garfield en route to San Francisco, with positions given by latitudes and longitudes such as 42 11 N 62 16 W and 43 N 15 W. Several vessels report dates in November and December with mixed origins like New Orleans and Galveston, plus several bark and brig entries in transit and at sea.</S>
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Steame
Abyssinia
New York
Liverpool
Sterling
Goodwin
Baltimore
San Francisco
Sea Witch
Shanghai
St Stephen
Dougass
Ealdenhop
Galveston
Jupiter
Stirlingshire
Honolulu
Astona
Jon
P N Blanchard
Yokohama
Henry Sanford
Sydney
Nsw
Garfield
KDCP
Unity
Buenos Ayres
Barbadoes
Iark Thomas Perry
Iquique
Plymouth
Vigilate S
Batavia
Marine Notes from Atlantic Shipping News
A long dispatch reports multiple ships and crews in distress or damage. Vessels include the Bark Montreal Davison bound for Stwerp, the Steamer Newnham Porman for Baltimore, the Bark Pedro Gusi from Havana, and the Ship Martha Cobb from Philadelphia to Liverpool with hull and rigging damage. Several others report running aground, leaking, or requiring repairs near New York, Charleston, St Johns Newfoundland, and Boothbay with crews saved or awaiting salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Montreal
Davison
Stwerp
New York
Newnham
Porman
Baltimore
Lai
Bro- Len Gown
Amatia
Lapham
Manilla
Hong Kong
Foochew
Darien
Siz
Annapolis
RF Hart
Prrreboro
Cecilia
Canning
Boston
Savannah
Knickerbocker
New Orleans
Georgetown
Santos River
Martha Cobb
Greenbank
Liverpool
Bermuda
Freddie D
St John
Lubec
Martha Brower
Charleston
Wilmington
Wyle
Havre
Portland
Otterville
R Bowers
New Bedford
Champion
St Martin
Body Island
Northport
Sir George S Page
Bunce
Buenos Ayres
Blanco, Tucker
Parangua
Charles R Lewis
Strout
Pactolus
Dalrympie
Auburndale
King
Rosario
Gaspee
Pinkney
Lord Tredegar
Jones
Savana-la- Mar
Queenstown
Claribel
Auckland
Idaho
Cienfuegos
Lizzie Lane
Para
H S Lenfair
E WR
Lecain
Amepolis
Havans
Pomerara
Arran
Kestrel
Olsen
Fir Port Deck
Palmyra
Minott
Grandee
Ellis
Francisco
Fowley
Titan
Allen
Halifax
Oregon
Williams
G H Gordon
McPaerson
Pei
Siberian
Moore
R Flents
Brown
Hayti
Wilcox
Newark
Scilly
St Laurent
Chicago
Hull
St Helena
Belle
Matthews
Iloilo
Paul Revere
Willey
Cebu
Hanghai
Mindota
Nash
Manila
Val Pars
Annie Lewis
Lewis
Yarmouth NS
Roseneath
Hines
Atlantic Shipping Logs Record Dense Harbor Movements
A long, clipped report lists sails and clearances of vessels including bark City of Glasgow, steamers Toledo Raleigh and Victoria Bay, ships and brigs bound for New York, Liverpool, Bremen, Havana, and other ports. It notes blockades affecting entry and multiple port calls across Atlantic routes with numerous named vessels and captains.
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Raah
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Eeeuee
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Salem
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J. A. Snowden
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Will Myerson
Snowden
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Maid of Dundee
Robert McIntyre
O’ Brien Brothers
Lester
Shortis
Frank Bell
Joan L. Sullivan
William Muldoon
Apollo
Ajax
Hercules
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Katisha
Fora Barry
Linz
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Miss Mulle
Howard
Howard Atheneum
Beatrice Lieb
Ruth Bullion
James Neill
Richard Wrench
T. J. Branick
Tweeter Harland
Mortimer Murdock
Sammy Wetherwick
Ed Steadman
Weisher Hamm
Arthur Moulton
Scotty
World’s Museum
Sawtell
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Mel Reed
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Edward Clarence
Brennan
Captain Liable
Minnie Webber
Hiram Kelly
Prince Louis
Princess Luella
Handel and Hayvan Society
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Lillian Norton
Alta Pease
Charles Abercrombie
Clarence E. Kay
Carl Zerrahn
B. J. Lang
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Marie Stone
Zeke de Lussan
Agnes Huntington
Lizzie Burton
Tom Karl
Herndon Morsen
W. H. Macdowall
H. C. Barnabee
W. H. Clark
George Frothingham
Chickering Hall
Anna Steiniger-Clark
Frank Koessel
Sarling
Cesan
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Sandwich Islands
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Caroline Spooner
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