Longwood Cricket Club Dominates Fall River 125 to 17
The Longwood Cricket Club defeated Fall River 125 to 17 in a two inning game at Fall River on June 12. Longwood batters started strong with minimal runs for Wright, Bixby, and Annand before a powerful rally. Fall River pitchers were hit hard in the first inning and continued struggles in the second, ending the contest with a lopsided score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falll River
Longwood Cricket Club
Fall Rivers
Longwoods
George Wright
Bixby
Nothing
Annand
Longwood
Fall River
Clark
Olland
Latt
Hanbers
Eenree
Aseph Tylor
B. G. Wright
Pettit B. Chambers
Esaaes
Jowar
Jam Lahaylon B. Chambers
Draper
Bacay B
Chambers
Joseph Taylor
Pettit B
Fiyde
Dl Pettit
Joe Taylor
B. Hindle
Fry
Sam Wright
B. Platt
Horton, Jr
Renee
Bard
Axfield
Seeee
G. Wright
Hubbard
O Bixby
Hyde
Dewhurst
Hind Holland
Wiles and
Trotting At Beacon Park Promises Close Races Today
Beacon Park's second day drew a large crowd with four trotting events on the slate. Rainy track conditions slowed times though racing stayed lively with tight finishes in the 2:28 and 2:34 classes and a postponement of the 2:26 heat to today at 1:30, led by Wilkes and Sam Webber in several heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Violin
Kenset
Riely
Wilkes
Kenset Ir
Kenseth
General Stark
Harness
Jerry O'Neil
B. G
B. Um. Kenget F
G. Fowler
B. G. Gen. Stark
A. Woodard
Br. G. B.D. Fe
Lula H
Walkhill Boy
Sam Webber
Lulu H
Sadie
Sadie C
Rieley
Tadie C
Princess
Walkhill Pay
Sadie A
Sadie U
Wallbill Boy
Alkhill Boy
Walkhilljboy
J. K. Turner
Bearay
A. B. DeHart
Curtis
Che
Sadie OC
Frank Hayden
J. C. Harrington
B. m. Princess
Henry Lafleur
Handy Andy
John Trout
Charley K
Wickopee
Nellie O
Mambrino Hannis
Ilderim
Nellie 0
Hannis
W.R. W
Sherim
Alexander Box
Wickopee Cook
Lderim
Dirigo
Ember
Dirigo Maid Brake
Dirigo Maid
Dirego Maid
C. W. Meady
Me Ember
Ee Hime
Dudges
G. He Hicks
M. Goodspeed
A. W. Moulton
George Haven
Thomas Mayfield
Hastings Takes Command In Johnstown After Big Draft
General Hastings assumes control as Johnstown faces chaos. A large draft empties the city, with 2500 workers planned to rebuild under James McKnight. Rich relief orders pour in, and 1192 bodies recovered with 628 identified. 21 000 survivors counted after double registrations. Axroona viaduct in sight of completion as mid state rail repairs proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Hastings
Baltimore & Ohio
James McKnight
Pittsburg
Bureau of Registration
Picrssure
Penn
Spangler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Committee of Odd Fellows
Axroona
South Fork
Middle Division
Ork
Juniata Valley
Pennsylvania Road
Johnstown Sufferers Fund Receives Substantial Boston Support
Nearly $6000 was donated yesterday to Kidder Peabody for Boston’s fund aiding Johnstown victims, bringing total subscriptions to $124,461.93. Contributions include clothing and hospital linen from Miss M H Gar yard and others, with no more gifts accepted. A grand concert at Union Square Somerville raised about $1000, and another concert by the Boston German Turners at Turn Hall is planned for Sunday to aid the Pennsylvania sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
Johnstown
Cook
M. M. Perry
Norwood
New Hampshire Contest Caucus Set For Tomorrow Night
Concorp New Hampshire June 12 reports the Republican senatorial caucus will be held tomorrow night with Chandler favored to win on the first ballot by 50 to 75 votes. Some Republicans including General Gilman Marston may abstain, not signaling a change in bids. Democrats also plan their caucus, likely nominating Harry Bingham of Littleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Concorp
N. H
Chandler
Gilman Marston
Harry Bingham
Littleton
Reverend Charles Hudson Smith Released After San Francisco Custody
Word from San Francisco police says Reverend Charles Hudson Smith of Dorchester, once detained as potentially insane after withdrawing funds and throwing his hat into the Charles River, has been released. Identified by college friends, he appears mentally sound and is employed on a San Francisco newspaper but shows no wish to contact his wife, relatives, or church associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Hudson Smith
Dorchester
Charles River
Smith
Beware of Counterfeits for Women
Beware of counterfeit Padæ offerings of dangerous imitations of Lyle's early ale items described in a wary consumer notice aimed at women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padaes
L’yle
Rough voyage of the Papoose in New York to New London race
Captain N. B. Watson recounts a brutal voyage from Nauset to New London. The Papoose fought heavy southwest winds, fog, and strong tides, beating all the way with the crew drenched yet praising the vessel's resilience and wishing for the newer 40 footers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Papoose
New London
N. B. Watson
Nauset
Cape Cod
Boston
Minot’s
Race Point
Highland Light
Pollock Rip
Oe Vineyard
Vineyard
Quirk’s Hall
Newport
Regatta of the Great Head Yacht Club schedule
The annual open subscription regatta of the Great Head Yacht Club is set for Saturday June 15 at 1 pm with three classes based on yacht length. Prizes range up to $20 for first class and $15 for third class, entry fee $1, and protests in writing within 30 minutes of finish.
Mosquito Open Regatta at City Point June 17
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club presents an open regatta at City Point on June 17 with two yacht classes. Entries due June 15 at Boston Yacht Agency, 43 Milk Street, Boston. Prizes: First Class 310 and 510, Second Class 55 and 5. Start signals at 2, 2 05, and 2 10. Courses run Red Spar Buoy No 2, Barrel Buoy, finish between judges and flag boat. Regatta committee includes Commodore W C Cherrington and others.
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BP. Py
J. O. Huiman
J. O. H. Oigar
City Point
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Oyner
Boston Yacht Agency
Milk Street
Boston
Thompson's Island
Middle Shaft
W. C. Cherrington
Ed. W. Bragdon
A.J. O'Leary
H. M. Wells
W. O. Elliott
Joseph P. Bullard
James T. Powers
James Bragdon
In Port at Provincetown June 12 Weather Note
Cloudy with light northwest winds at sunset. In port sloop yacht Bobolink from Falmouth to Lynn. Arrived tonight schooner yacht Cleopatra from Boston bound for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Bobolink
Falmouth
Lynn
Cleopatra
Boston
New York
Appalachian Mountain Club Held 103d Meeting at MIT
The Appalachian Mountain Club held its 103d corporate meeting at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Rev E F Merriman reported on Mammoth Cave and George H Barton described the Arethusa cruise to Labrador with stereopticon views. New members were elected including Sarah Ames Canton Roxbury and Elizabeth Wellesley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountain Club
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
E. F. Merriman
Mammoth Cave
George H. Barton
Arethusa
Newfoundland
Strait of
Belle Isle
Labrador
Barton
Business Bee
Alien
Sarah ‘i Ames
Canton
Ward H
Atherton
Roxbury
Arthur
Boyden
Bridgewater
Carrie M. Cutter
Louis Fiveabeth
H. Cutter
Inchester
Elizabeth Oe
Wellesley Collene
Wellesley H. Fall
Malde
Louise Egulltey
Pe Fort and
Madaworth
Ambridge
Midi Kewhall
Pao Iester
J.aellie S
Peter Gillis Sentenced for Knife Attack Murder
Peter Gillis of South Boston was sentenced by Judge Dunbar to ten years in state prison for the attempted murder of his wife. The judge called the act the most cold blooded murder he had ever heard of and rejected leniency. Gillis returned to custody without further appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gillis
South Boston
Dunbar
Gillis
Gillie
Gailjis
Pittsburgs and Indianapolis League Winners Report
Pittsburg won by heavy batting and Chicago errors with Galvin pitching well. Beckley and Smith featured, but Pittsburg took the lead early and won without playing the last inning. details of individual at bats and fielding noted. Indianapolis game cited a six-hit Cleveland attack, with a notable one-handed stop by Tebeau and Bassett’s near-miss defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontenco
Pittsburg
Shicago
Galvin
Beckley
Frst
Smith
Pittsburgs
Chicagos
K. BU
F. Carroll
Ryan
Miller
Heckler
Dusty
Maul
Angon
Pfeffer
Parrell
Burns
Hoiners
Kuehne
Huteb
Bo Wotal
Pittsburggs
Cesgee Ceed
Pittsburga
Sommers
Heckley
Maui
Mal
Millee
Dunlap
Hutchinson
Lynch
New England Travellers' Association Finances Show Low Insurance Cost
The six month financial exhibit ending May 31 1889 reports 1800 plus members, $3000 life insurance per member, four death assessments totaling $8 and $1 regular assessment, $9 yearly, with cheap rates compared to regular insurers. The statement shows funds: death loss balance $39,690, general fund $1,780.41, total cash on hand $4,566.01. Trustees note reserve bonds and cash in bank totaling $13,728.41. Secretary Thomas B. Fitz and others report resignation of H M Cobb with a banquet planned June 16 at the Revere House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Commercial Travellers’ Association
Commercial ‘Travellers’ Association
City of Cambridge
City of
Worcester & Bond
City of Waltham
Mt. Vernon Nationa
MonrsuRRA?T Lime-Fruit Juice Delight
A historical note praises MonrsuRRA?T lime fruit juice as a delightful beverage. It suggests drinking plain or with sugar and cold water during hot weather, highlighting refreshment and flavor.
I Am a Winner Says Colonel Walker for Lieutenant Governor
Colonel Myron P. Walker told a Post reporter that he believes he is a winner in the race for lieutenant governor. He discussed the temperance movement, Massachusetts’ Republican stance, and the aim to educate the public on current law while hoping for stronger enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron P. Walker
Post
Massachusetts
Reublicans
Rpublican Party
Temperance Eeathe
Henry H. Faxon
Tobacco Sales On Sunday Prompt Board Inquiry
The Police Commissioners have not taken steps to prohibit Sunday tobacco sales. Commissioner Lee said no notices have been sent to druggists after the Supreme Court decision and that he could not speak for the board. Rumor suggested tobacco dealers pressed for enforcement, but he denied knowledge of such claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police Commissioners
Post
Lee
Mr. Lee
Supreme Court
Ramor
Wendell Phillips Club hosts cordial dinner at Crawford House
The Wendell Phillips Club held its quarterly dinner at the Crawford House with forty members present. Mullen presided. speeches by Walker Pryor Lane Harris Dupree and others followed a Welsh china pitcher presentation. Resolutions denounced a southern White Men Republican party, urging the US President to oppose color-based organization in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips Club
Crawford House
Isaac 8. Mullen
Edward G. Walker
Willian H. Pryor
Fraternal Association
Dr. Lane
Cambridge
John R. Harris
Samuel Roberts
Mullen
Messrs. Wolf
Chappelle
Armstrong
William H. Dupree
Wales
Nationa Republical Party
South
Republican Party
National Republican Party
United States
Phelps
Thorndike
Verndome
H. B. Quimby
Liverpool
Sng
Clarence Winthrop Bowen
Brookyn
Lyman B.dewell
Hartford
Conn
M. C. Peirce
Bangor
Brunswick
William Elkin
M. Elkin
Philadelphia
Francis Trickair
Honolulu
Adams
Mesanger
Chicago
Abram_C. Mott
W. R. Deming
New York
Tremont
William ©. Willson
Willimantic
J. W. Sherwood
W. 8. Lovecraft
J. A. de Camp
Robert Shaw
William
F. Mayer
W. L. Strong
B. ‘. Mason
Minneapolis
Minn
Marellus
U.S.N
Portland
K. FE. Baker
St. Louis
Percy ‘Torrence
Toronto
A. G. Heaton
Washington
K. J. Farrar
Nashville
Senn
Frank H. Lent
Syracuse
N. Quincy
H. B. Warden
Atlantic City
C. Herbert
Regular quarterly meeting of Massachusetts Freemasons
A quiet session of the Grand Lodge of Masons in Massachusetts yielded routine business. Reports showed Masonic bodies nationwide had donated over 10000 to the Johnstown relief effort, with New York contributing around 2000 and Massachusetts about 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Masonry
Massachusetts
Grand Lodge of Masons
Johnstown
New York
Court hearing on maritime collision appeal
United States Circuit Court hears appeal in admiralty over a collision between the British steamer Fern Holme and the American schooner St Johns near Sandy Hook on March 17, 1887. Libellant claims wrongful management by the other vessel. District Court ruled for libellant. Attorneys: Fred Dodge for claimant, Butler Stillman Hubbard for libellant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Coxt
J. Frederick A. Gilmore
James Ritchie
Libellant Appellee
Admiralty
Ritchie
St. Johns
Newport
England
New York
Sandy Hook
New York Bay
Fred Dodge
Butler, Stillman & Hubbard
Superior Court First Session June 12 docket
Legal docket listing two trials in progress No 1462 Chemical Electric Light and Power Co v James A Howard case on promissory note for 1000 verdict for defendant read by jury. No 1916 Timothy Coyle v Fitchburg read third trial damages personal injuries arguments by counsel. Second session lists numerous case numbers and parties with counsel assignments and forthcoming hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Staplus
Chemical Electric Light and Power Company
James A. Howard
Rogers
George A. QO. Ernst
Superior Criminal Court DunsBar June 12 summary
Mary Corcoran fined fifty dollars and costs and committed to house of industry for one month for liquor law violation. Josephine Clarke receives three months for assault and battery. Peter Gillis gets ten years for assault with intent to kill. Docket lists multiple cases including Commonwealth vs Smith nightwalking and others involving robbery and liquor law.
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Mary Corcoran
House of Industry
Josephine Clarke
House of Correction
Peter Gillis
Commonwealth
Smith
Same
Mullen
Gerraughty
Short
Saime
Spencer
Welch
Namie
Lepper
McGuire Et al
Abrams
Saine Va
Hallisey
Saine
Kiviin
Palmer
Simons Charged With Passing Counterfeit Dollars
George Simons faces trial after being held in bond of 1500 dollars by the U S Commissioner’s Court on June 12 for allegedly passing two counterfeit silver dollars. The case proceeds to the June term of the United States District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Commissioner’s Court
George Simons
United States District Court
Supreme Court Delivers Pleas and Indictments in Plymouth County
Plymouth June 12 grand jury reported bills against Benjamin D Reynolds Marion larceny Charles A Knight Marion larceny Ernest W Deane Brockton breaking and entering larceny George W Goodrich Pembroke Albert J Pettengill Whitman breaking and entering larceny Edward O Williams Plymouth assault on a police officer Bills found not guilty Thomas Magna Rockland manslaughter Edward G Walsh Hingham assault with a knife William Quigley Joseph Rush Brockton breaking and entering larceny Indictment for larceny William Hennesy Brockton not arraigned No bills against Oliver O Staples Brockton assault with intent to commit rape William Buckley Brockton embezzlement Trial of criminal cases will begin Monday next.
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Supreme Court
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Benjamin D. Reynolds
Marion
Charles A. Kni Ht
Ernest W. Deane
Brockton
George W. Goodrich
Pembroke
Albert J. Pettengill
Whitman
Edward O. Williams
Thomas Magna
Rock
John ‘i. Barry
Edward G. Walsh
Hingham
William Quigley
Joseph Rush
William Hennesy
Superior Court Docket Leads To Contested and Uncontested Divorces
Essex County sessions list tort actions against Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co and Lane. a jury out in Hayes versus Philadelphia and Reading. Coakley vs Lane defaulted. Middlesex docket includes Bacon v City of Boston and multiple civil cases with juries out and pending actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Essex County
Salem
Sherman
Hayes
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
John d. Hayes
Samuel Knight
Manchester
H. F. Hurlburt
Blaine R. M. Morse, Jr
Hammond
Coakley Vs. Lane
John J. Coakley - Lynn
Aapiuet
Michael J. Lane
W. F. Noonan
Damages Sought Over Paper Mill Operation in Dedham Case
Superior Court Norfolk County Dedham June 12 Elizabeth G Shepard sues Ed Hill for damages claiming the defendant’s paper mill at Charles River Village Needham causes injury to business. Testimony incomplete with lawyers Cooke Mowry Grover Keyes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedham
Barker
Elizabeth G. Shepard
Ed Hill
Acton
Oenaet
Charles
River Village
Needham
W. Gaston
Mowry
K. Grover
C. G. Keyes
Andar
Probate Court Items for Norfolk County Dedham June 12
Probate records show wills allowed for Burrill of Stoughton Keehan of Weymouth letters of administration granted for Ellen Palmer Mary Humphrey GE Reipke and Caroline Dunkerton. Accounts approved include Crane guardian Stevens and McIntosh. Weymouth Lovell trustees Mingdr. Harlow and Whicher estates appraisals ordered for several families. Williamson spouses granted adoption of Ann Griffiths with surname Williamson. debts listed for James Mathison Stoughton and John McGuinness Braintree. Joseph Mathison Somerville administrator petition granted.
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Norfolk County
Dedham
Waite
J. Wills
Burrill
Stoughton
John Keehan
Weymouth
Ellen F. Palmer
Westfield
N. J
Mary L. Humprey
Brookline
G E. Reipke
Quincy
Caroline Dunkerton
W. HH. Crane
Francis Crane
Braintree
Caleb Stevens
Thomas Stevens
Randolph
W. H. MclIntosh
Richard Boynton
Needham
Thomas Fenno
J. Fenno
M. Glover
S.J. Lovell
Solomon Lovell
William Ming _dr
M. Weld
West Boxbars
W. Marsh
W. G. Cutter
Robert Farkin
W. F. Harlow
Quincey
E. C. Stanwood
W. M. Packard
Kef Whicher
Cotasset
W. A. Smith
John Lary
Richard Mackay
John Walsh
Listen
Lewis Dyer
Asa Robbins
G. T. Parker
Caroling Wud
W.S. Williamson
Ruth
Ann Griffiths
John
Ann Griffiths Williamson
James Mathison
John McGuinness
Joseph Mathison
Somerville
Stouchton
Guardian Sought For Margaret Flynn Amid Estate Debts
On May 8, the Weymouth selectmen petitioned for selling parts of real estate to pay debts of John McGuinness and 8 D Pratt estates. J F Flynn was named guardian for Margaret Flynn, mother of an infant claimant, after claims she needed care due to dissipation and drinking. Margaret Flynn contests the guardianship and seeks its removal as a hearing is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Clarke
John McGuinness
J. A. Raymond
D. Pratt
Weymouth
Wet Ough
J. F. Flynn
Margaret Lynn
Margaret Flynn
Municipal Court Criminal Session Sets Trial for Highway Robbery
Evy J Michael J Sullivan faced charges of highway robbery in municipal court and was held in 2000 dollars bail for trial in the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evy. J. Michael J. Sullivan
City Notes on Gas Control and Local Affairs
Arthur Hildreth addressed the Boston Nationalist Club on municipal gas control in reply to Bay State Gas Company counsel Mr Greenough before the mercantile affairs committee. The article notes proposed membership, an amendment to article 6, and the acceptance of Mrs Abbie Morton Diaz’s resignation from the membership committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hildreth
Boston Nationalist Club
Greenough
Bay State Gas Company
Legislative Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Abbie Morton Diaz
Committee On
Harlin
Boston
Henry W. Foote
Suffolk County
Public Library
Dartmouth Street
Ella Cleveland Fenderson
Europe
Fenderson
Catalonia
London
Giant alligator draws crowds at Tremont Street shop window
A 12 foot 4 inch alligator over 50 years old lies in the show window of Houghton and Dutton on Tremont Street. Shot by B F Dutton during a Florida trip, the reptile hunted for years near Homosassa River before a single shot ended the chase. It was baited with meat on a hook and chain but broke free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton & Dutton
Tremont Street
B. F. Dutton
Florida
Homosassa
Lawn Party at Readville Honors Miss Cabot Nobles
Blue Hill Farm hosted a lawn gathering for the Misses Cabot with a misty afternoon giving way to a sunset. Guests included Milton and Boston society leaders such as Mr. and Mrs. Walcott, Mr. Henry L. Pierce, Mrs. Walter Cabot, and many others, while bands played for barn dances and tents offered refreshments and clean air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Hill Farm
Augustus Hemenway
Hill
Milton
Boston
Er Walcott
Henry Russell
Henry L. Pierce
Walter Cabot
Fini
Martha Silsbee
Lucy Lee
Frank Abbott
Charles
Murray Forbes
Howard
Henry
L. Morse
Allen
Pierson Beebe
Arthur Beebe
Pucker Burr
Olga Gardner
Gardner
Ohn J. Gardner
Sarah Andrews
Edith Sustis
Henry Wainwright
Frank Brooks
A. L. Rothh
Rose Lee
Fay
Peter C. Brooks
Arthur Hunnewell
Henry Hunnewell
T. Arthur B. Ellis
Curtis Guild
Morris Gray
Reginald Gray
Cartwright Fenno
License Law Enforcement Slippage Stressed by Society
At a Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society directors meeting President Johnson claimed license law enforcement is neglected in two thirds of towns. Rev. E F Merriam said public sentiment isn’t ready for prohibition and education should lead the struggle for years amid political machinery and temperance opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Johnson
E. F. Merriam
Fireworks ad prompts Peabody Whitney purchase note
The notice draws attention to an advertisement about fireworks and the use of Peabody and Whitney in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody & Whitney
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Pastor Smith
Great Head Club
Geat Head Yacht Club
Governor's Island
Snake Island
Brses
Harry Hutchinson
Commercial Street
Junge
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A. Cook
Gushing
Howard W. Dixon
John Hopewell, Jr
Charles G. Bird
GH. Worcester
Arthur H. Lawrence
Harry Hutchinso
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A. P. Bicknell
C.H. Brown
James H. Churchill
F. H. Mudge
R. Harry Mitchell
P. M. Bond
M. J. Kiley
H. E. Turner, Jr
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Alfred E. Reid
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Colonel Walker
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Moore
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Slattery
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Readville
Wit Beaton
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