State Delegation Growth Sought for Washington Birthday Celebration
Massachusetts debated enlarging the delegation to the centennial Washington inauguration celebration. Amendments increased appropriation to 30000, added militia units, and doubled both Senate and House representation. Debates covered guard uniforms, governance, and campaign finance reforms, with rounds of votes on each measure and motions to engross the resolve.
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Senate
House
George Washington
United States
Rugg
New Bedford
Committee On Federal Relations
McNary
Commercial Bulletin
Mellen
Worcester
Dude” Corps
Massachusetts
Dallinger
Cambridge
Messrs. Rugg, Sullivan
Lawrence
O'Mealey
Boston
Wardwell
Haverhill
Barrett
Blodgett Presents Order on Inmates at Charitable Homes
Mr. Blodgett of Templeton submits an order to the judiciary committee urging examination of the definition of pauper inmates and other residents of charitable institutions. The measure seeks to limit transfers between institutions and control placement to any place or State where they belong.
House endorses multiple public statutes and railway bills
The House adopted measures expanding civil and criminal procedure, prohibiting liquor bond sureties, restricting liquor sales on election day, empowering justices to enforce liquor laws, enabling searches of suspects, and authorizing biennial sessions and trust voucher filings. Petitions from Framingham and Boston railway interests sought bond and grade crossing powers. committee reported on Northampton Street Rail.
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Boston
Justices of the Peace
Senators Move to Oust Neill for Howard in Bristol Race
The Senate votes to seat Robert Howard in the second Bristol district, citing a voter intent recount. A committee of two Republicans and one Democrat found the challenged ballots would not change the result, and the recount was proper. A separate petition seeks to amend Public Statutes to exempt cider from liquor provisions, signaling brewing Republican tensions.
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Joseph O. Neill
Bob” Howard
Senate
Bristol
Robert Howard
Robert “‘Howard
Board of Aldermen
C. Gaylord
Republica Party
Senate Petitions Lead and Orders Adopted in 1880s Session
In the Senate list are Worcester Grange petition to curb dairy deception, Boston water board seek authority to lay pipes to Long and Moon Islands, and Holyoke Water Power Company plans to raise capital to 1.2 million. Orders include timely notice for personal injury actions and anti oleomargarine practices. a constitutional amendment proposal, postponed one week on remonstrants’ request. state vs Western Union tax interest dispute heads to Washington. Boston Chess Club incorporation announced. West End Railway invites inspection of new electric cars. militia roster changes noted with several promotions, resignations, and appointments.
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Senate
Worcester Grange
Boston Water Board
Long and Moon Islands
Sudbury River
Cochituate Lake
Holyoke
Rights and Wrongs of Animals Lecture by Edmund Noble
Edmund Noble, author of The Russian Revolt, will lecture at the Church of the Unity West Newton street on Sunday Jan 27 at 7:30 p.m. A Boston inquiry letter explains the talk will cover animal rights in relation to human interests, comparative psychology, myths and world religions. Attendees include Minot J Savage and several Boston figures.
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Edmund Noble
Atlantic Monthly
Church of the Unity
West Newton Street
Boston
Minot J
Word for Animals in the Interest of Men lecture set
In Boston on Sunday January 27 a paper titled A Word for Animals in the Interest of Men will be read. Rev M J Savage will preside at the vestry of his church on West Newton street and EpmMunp Nos. signs the invitation.
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Boston
M. J. Savage
West Newton Street
Novel Lodging House Swindle Travels West End
A man about 25 in dark clothes visits West End lodging houses asking to rent rooms. He claims he lacks funds to retrieve his baggage from the depot and asks lodging house keepers to loan him $5 on a ring he says is valuable. The ring is likely worth little and several keepers fell for the ruse.
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West End
Venetian carved furniture exhibited at Paine's Canal Street
Crowds gather daily at Paine's Furniture on Canal Street to view an extraordinary display of carved Venetian furniture imported directly from Venice. Mr. Paine selected pieces last summer from the Testulini Guggenheim and Gelsomini collections, including cabinets hall stands coffers teweets and chairs.
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PAIN#’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Venice
Paine
Testulini
Guggenheim
Gelsomini
Everett Fire Chief Joseph Swan Celebrates Fifty Years of Service
Everett and state fire officials gathered in Everett Hall to honor Chief engineer Joseph Swan on his fiftieth year as a fireman. A banquet for 350 followed a reception with remarks by Swan, ex Chief John S. Damrell of Boston, and visiting chiefs from Cambridge Somerville Marblehead Natick Provincetown Peabody Wakefield.
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Everett
Fire Department
Everett Hall
Joseph Swan
de Masheen
Chief Swan
Perous
John 8. Damrell
Boston
Columbus Carey
Carey
Cambridge
Hopkins
Somerville
Atkins
Marblehead
Morse
Natick
Hilliard
Provincetown
Lord
Peabody
Dalrymple
Wakefield
Notes from Winthrop and local historic finds
Professor Hamlin Garland lectured on Henry George's single tax ideas at Winthrop Town Hall last evening. A trial of the Stevens electric fire alarm system was demonstrated yesterday afternoon in Winthrop. Mr. A. W. Fullerton of Main street Winthrop owns a shoe and a 1640 dated picture found in the walls of Portland's first courthouse, the only remaining building after the town was burned. The building was torn down in 1869 by Fullerton and William Carson. The Natural History Society of Portland holds the vane that was on the old courthouse.
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Winthrop
Hamlin Garland
Henry George
Stevens
A. W. Fullerton
Main Street
First Court House
Portland
Fullerton
Willian Carson
The
Natural History Society of Portland
Old Court Ouse
Third grand military ball in Newton by City Band
The Newton City Band held its third grand military ball and banquet tonight with Brown's Orchestra of Waltham providing the music. About seventy five couples took part in the grand march and officials along with Claflin Guards attended. The banquet followed after fourteen numbers. Committee chairs included Floor director Charles H. Stewart and aides Lewis T. Watson J. E. McGonigle H. E. Cooke J. W. Cooke J. P. Kelly B.C. Butler J. Foster E. A. Mansfield J. A. Hearn J. B. Daniels J. F. Daniels H. Bowser J. Dernan.
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Newton
Charles H. Stewart
Lewis T. Watson
J. E. McGonigle
H. E. Cooke
J. W. Cooke
J. P. Kelly
B.C. Butler
J. Foster
E. A. Mansfield
J. A. Hearn
J. B. Daniels
J. F. Daniels
H. Bowser
J. Dernan
Webster Birthday Commemorated by Cambridge Students
Pupils of Webster grammar school in Cambridge marked Daniel Webster's birthday with a life sketch by twenty students, readings from his speeches, anecdotes highlighting his character, and class singing.
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Webser
Daniel Webster
Webster Grammar School
Cambridge
Kirnness at Cambridgeport by Pette’s dancing pupils
A kirnness was held in Union Hall Cambridgeport last evening. Pupils of Mrs H S Pette's dancing school performed exhibitions of national dances in costumes representing America England Scotland Ireland France Sweden Spain and Poland. A large audience attended.
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Union Hall
Cambridgeport
H.S. Pette
America
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Sweden
Spain
Poland
Labor Trouble Continues at D Lefavour Sons
Beverly reports no change in labor trouble at D Lefavour Sons as one more non union worker was hired this afternoon bringing total to eight. Other departments run smoothly while a five member advisory board from the Lasters Union and Manufacturers Association will meet Saturday to decide action amid claims the agreement has been violated.
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Brveerly
D. Lefavour & Sons
Laster
Lasters’ Union and Manufacturers’ Association
Lasters
Manufacturers’ Association
No License Drive Opens at Revere Meeting
The Committee of One Hundred met at the Conference building Crescent Beach last evening for its first active no license session in Revere. Five new members were accepted and speeches launched the campaign against the liquor interest.
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Crescent Beach
Revere
Sunday Notices From Arlington Churches List Events
A crowded Sunday schedule lists sermons, lectures, and services across Arlington area churches. Notable events include Rev. Brooke Her ford preaching at 10:30 a.m., the Hebrews in Egypt lecture by Rev. Lysander Dickerman at Union Hall, and Bible classes and choir offerings at several venues including the Y M C A Building and Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin square.
Cambridge Petition To Remove Boston & Albany Track Sparks Chamber Meet
A Cambridge city petition to end the Boston and Albany branch track freight flow to East Boston prompted a noon Chamber of Commerce meeting. Henry Skelton opposed removal and the committee on transportation was ordered to protest before the Massachusetts Legislature railroads committee on January 29, with the president seeking cooperation from the Boston Executive Business Association.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cambridge
Boston & Albany
Henry Skelton
C. H. North & Co
Boston
Skelton
Committee On Transportation
Committee On Railroads
Massachusetts
Camridge
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Boston Executive Business Association
City Notes on Parades Lectures and Meetings
A Boston special meeting of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company discusses a voluntary parade and New York trip for Washington centennial. Telegraphs report embezzler Harry G Stickney to arrive with Inspectors Watts and Houghton. The Carthaginian brings sixteen Clydesdales for Calbraith Bros. of Janesville Wisconsin. Drivers are directed around the Booth Barrett engagement via Tremont and West streets. Several lectures and services are announced at Young Men's Christian Union, Harvard, Bromfield Street Church, and Clarendon Street Baptist Church with related evangelistic events and a Wednesday concert for Y M C U members and guests.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Faneuil Hall
New York
Washington
Eldredge
Watts and
Houghton
Harry G. Stickney
Carthaginian
Glasgow
Calbraith Bros
Janesville
Wis
Booth
Barrett
Boston Theatre
Mason Street
Tremont Street
West Street
Frederick A. Ober
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Union
Spain
Charles Carroll Everett
Harvard University
Channing Hall
Joseph Cook
Bromfield Street Church
A. J. Gordon
England
America
Evangelistic Association of New England
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Guests at Hotels Harbor Notables Before Ocean Voyage
Prominent visitors gather at Boston hotels including Pickwick Club and Young’s for send off events for S. N. Dyer Jr. and other arrivals. Guests include J. E. M. Stoughton, Lewis, Baker, Pullman, and many executives, with social clubs and dinners at the Thorndike and Parker House noted.
Fire Department Changes Sign Pension for Captain Bickford
Fire commissioners retire Captain D C Bickford of Engine 24 and Mayor Hart signs his pension papers. He will receive 600 dollars annually for life. Permanent substitutes are assigned to engines ladders and chemical units, with several transfers between engines noted.
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D.C. Bickford
Hart
John B. Byrne
R. A. Bradley
Timothy Leahy
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
John E. Madison
William R. Smith
Daniel J. Buckley
C. Larent
C. J. Hearn
C. W. Stevens
R. J. Carleton
Christian Alliance Meeting At Baptist Tabernacle
The Christian Alliance meeting at the Baptist Tabernacle drew strong turnout with three hour services. Organizers announced daily meetings next week at 3 PM, except Saturday.
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Christian Alliance
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Sensible Women Use Pyle's Pearline for Cleaning
A brisk advertisement claims Pearline cleanses purifies and disinfects, urging households to follow sensible women who already use the product. It emphasizes sanitation and domestic efficiency with a confident exhortation.
Courts Hear New Trial Motion in Bates & Walley Case
In CoxJ Sarah A Preble v Bates et al the jury verdict for plaintiff on conversion of stocks and bonds stands. Defendants seek a new trial citing newly discovered evidence about bonds marked with the owner’s name. A hearing date set for Monday the 28th with counsel listed for both sides. Standard Folding Bed Company v Keeler et al involves an injunction over alleged patent infringement and license rights in Massachusetts.
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United States District Court
Coxtt
J. Sarah A. Preble
H. M. Bates
Bates & Walley
Edward Preble
Chicago
Sarah A. Preble
Edward Richardson
B. F. Butler
C. L. Southard
Samuel Hoar
Standard Folding Bed Company
C. P
Libel in collision case between Hattie Baker and Lancaster
Libellant J William B Parker, master of schooner Hattie Baker, sues steamer Lancaster for about 850 dollars after collision off Block Island on June 22 1887. He claims Lancaster negligent. cross-claim by steamer says schooner breached fog horn duty in foggy weather. Hearing resumed and finished.
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United States District Court
Fred Dodge
R. M. Morse, Jr
W. M. Richardson
Sawyer vs Phillips case session at Supreme Judicial Court
The January session of the Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth finished the Asahel W. Sawyer versus Elijah B. Phillips case. Prescott Keyes and J. R. Smith represented the plaintiffs while W. G. Russell and George A. Torrey appeared for the defendants.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
C.J
Frerp
C. Allen
Holmers
Knowaroy
Asahel W. Sawyer
Elijah B. Phillips
Prescott Keyes
J. R. Smith
W. G. Russell
George A. Torrey
Superior Court First Session Case List and Negligence Claims
Proceedings detail the January to fifth session with multiple cases. Names include Briop Gert J Walsh administrator and Consolidated Railway Company. Accidents noted on Summer Street Lincoln Sept 15 with estate of John Rani claiming death Oct 3 1887.
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Briop Gert
Richard W. Walsh
Consolidated Railway Company
John
Rani
Summer Street
Lincoln
J Gargan
I. W. Proctor
M. F. Dickinson
McDonnell
Truim
White
Boston
Bull
Shaw
Lawrence
Handy
Tracy
Mfg. Co
Richmond
Rats
Thompson
Moore
Ketsky
Higgins
Cottrell
Hullson
Wlunkett
Schuler
McCaffrey
Jen
Finelis
Reynolds
Mnnus
Littlefield
wAlb
Adams
Gastine
Sherman
William Ham
Woodbury
A. Ham
Friend Street
H. N. Shepard
L. W. Howes
Samuel Galpin
George A. Carter
J. Elder
W. E. Wait
H. Kingman
Michael Foley
Pettee Machine Works
Newton Upper Falls
J.A. Maxwell
John McIntire
James H. Roberts
Merrimac Street
J. A. Maxwell
A. Hemenway
Compton
Uncontested Divorce Hearings Resume Tuesday
Hearings in uncontested divorce cases will be resumed on Tuesday as part of the ongoing un contested list No. 309.
Court records reveal January criminal and civil dockets
Superior Court and Middlesex County entries list multiple larceny sentences and ongoing cases. Murphy receives eighteen months for larceny from the person at the house of correction, while Smith gets a five year term in State Prison. The Middlesex docket shows numerous case numbers and parties in civil actions awaiting jury deliberations or in order, with many names and venues referenced.
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Superior Criminal Court
Dunbar
J. William Murphy
House of Correction
James Smith
State Prison
Beukhart Sues for 20000 Damages Against Rail Line
Superior Court of Norfolk County hears Peter Beukhart's action against New York & New England Railroad for injuries alleged when disembarking at Ashcroft station on February 19, 1888. Plaintiff seeks 20000. Trial schedule: first three days reserved for next week. uncontested divorces to be heard afterward. jury waived, motions for new trial and exceptions to follow.
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Superior Court
Norfolk County
Auprrich
Peter Beukhart
New York & New England Railroad Company
Ashcroft Station
J. E. Cotter
Bolles
R. M. Saltonstall
Fraud and contract cases heard in Essex Superior Court
Essex County January 18 session includes Miller et al vs Williams alleging goods bought in New York were not paid for and funds misused to take debtor oath. Havey vs Paige claims $2599 for clams sold. multiple docket entries list cases against city agencies and corporations.
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Miller
Welch case on embezzlement continued to Jan twenty fifth
In municipal court Jan 18 Judge Parmenter and Judge Harpy held Edward J. Welch on charges of embezzling $200 from Anthony Munningham and an additional $600. Welch is held on $1000 bail to appear Jan 25 for the latest complaint. Charles R. Bugbee was held on $300 for a Jan 23 hearing on stealing $87 worth of plated ware.
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Parmenter
C.J
Harpy
Edward J. Welch
Anthony Munningham
Tremont Row
Welch
Charles R. Bugbee
Everett Burden
Franklin Street
Webster Historical Society elects new officers
At the annual meeting held in Room 74 at the Equitable Building Webster Historical Society named Stephen M. Allen president replacing Joshua L. Chamberlain, Nathaniel P. Banks as vice president replacing John Wentworth, Thomas W. Cummings on the executive committee replacing Nathaniel W. Ladd and W A Mowry, H P Talmadge recording clerk and finance committee member replacing Nathaniel W. Bradlee. Adjournment was set to the second Monday in May.
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Webster Historical Society
Equitable Building
Stephen M. Allen
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Maine
Nathaniel P. Banks
John Wentworth
Illinois
Thomas W. Cummings
Nathaniel W. Ladd
W. A. Mowry
H. P. Talmadge
Finance Committee
Nathaniel W. Bradlee
Massachusetts Judge Visits Indianapolis Politically Quiet
A Berkshire official from Pittsfield, Judge J. M. Barker of the Massachusetts Supreme Court and Berkshire Life Insurance officer, met General Harrison in Indianapolis. Barker called as a personal visitor, distancing from politics, while Massachusetts politicians hold back on backing Blaine for the Cabinet.
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Indianapolis
Massachusetts
William Henderson
Harrison
J. M. Barker
Pittsfield
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Barker
Berkshire Life Insurance Company
Judge Barker
Chicago
State Bank of McPherson Offers Open-Call Investments
The State Bank of McPherson Kansas led by president H C Wilson of 36 Bromfield Street advertises unusual inducements for investors wanting interest on deposits with funds available on call. Chartered with 50000 dollars paid up capital it accepts deposits and pays a liberal interest rate from deposit to withdrawal.
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State Bank of
McPherson
Kan
H. C. Wilson
Bromfield Street
Boston Lawyer Encounters Alleged Adams Check Fraud Tale
An elderly Black man claimed Rufus Jackson carried a $3,000,000 check from Charles Francis Adams, allegedly from Putnam to Boston. He sought legal help to cash it, taunting lawyer William E. MacDonald who warned it was worthless as Adams explained and urged shredding the bogus instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. MacDonald
Washington Street
Putnam, Conn
Athen
New York & New England
Boston
Charles Francis Adams
Putnam
Connecticut
Eton
Adams
MacDonald
Boston YMCA marks 38th anniversary celebration
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association hosts its 38th anniversary on Monday at Association Hall corner Boylston and Berkeley with a 7 p.m. reception and a 7 45 p.m. program featuring General Francis Walker and Rev. Phillips Brooks along with a gymnastic exhibition and music by the Cadet Band. A later social song session is planned for 8 30 p.m. and George Avery will address the youth gathering tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Association
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Association Hall
Joseph Stewart
Francis Walker
Phillips Brooks
Presiden Woodworth
George
Avery
Massachusetts Young Men's Christian Association
Officer seeks missing Joseph Haynes in Cambridge street case
William Griffith of 97 Cambridge Street gave Joseph Haynes 26 to pay bills yesterday. Haynes failed to pay and has not returned to explain the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Griffith
Cambridge Street
Joseph Haynes
Haynes
Defamation Resolution Introduced in Illinois House
In Springfield on January 18 the Illinois House debated a resolution accusing Senator Gibbs of Georgia of defaming Abraham Lincoln. The measure was deemed beneath the dignity of the body and referred to the rules, then laid over.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Gibbs
Georgia
Abraham Lincoln
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Blackstone
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Kansas City
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Revere House
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R.J
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Bessie
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Gray, Me
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Gerry
Kelly v. B. & A. RR
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Eaton
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Boston & Providence Railroad
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Isaiah Wagoner
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Laintiff
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Fred P. Knapp
Purchase Street
D. Charles
I. R. Clark
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Taylor
Page
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Saine
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Scheineldt
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Mason, J
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U. S. Fireworks Co
Glidden
Devereaux
Bos & _ Maine RR
Egan
City of Lynn
Dolliver
Berkshire
Jackson
Hoe
Burton-on-Trent
John Fennell
Devonshire
Arch
Bostom
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