Daniel Webster Statue Unveiling at Concord New Hampshire
A grand unveiling ceremony marks the Daniel Webster statue presented to New Hampshire by Benjamin Pierce Cheney. The 174-foot pedestal and 8-foot statue, designed by Thomas Ball, stand in State House Park with bronze panels and inscriptions celebrating Webster born 1782 in Salisbury and died 1852 in Marshfield. Thousands attend a formal program led by Adjutant General Ayling, with Governor Currier and a long procession of dignitaries and military units.
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Marshfild
Massachusetts
Benjamin Pierce Chene
New Hampshire
Thomas Ball
Florence
Italy
Munich
Webster
A. 2. Ayling
Solon A. Carter
New Hampshire National Guard
D. M. White
Governor Currier
Amoskeag
Manchester
Currier
Benjamin Pierce Cheney
Samuel C. Bartlett
D.D
Legislative Committee
Robinson
Daniel E. Sickles
New York
John A. Bingham
Ohio
Hill
Frank Jones
Harry Bingham
William M. Evarts
John Wentworth
Chicago
William E. Chandler
Pingree
Vermont
Robie
Maine
Ames
J. G. Abbott
Boston
Charles Levi Woodbury
Henry ©. Kent
Port of
Marshall P. Wilder
J. B. Washburn
Illinois
A. H. Rice
George B. Loring
Mellen Chamberlain
A. E. Pillsbury
J. Q. A. Brackett
Massasetts
John A. Fox
United States
E. H
Berry
W. W. Niles
George W. Nesmith
Franklin
Gilman Marston
Exeter
Littleton
Henry O. Kent
Lancaster
George W. Stone
Andover
Judge Nesmith
Annie George
John H. George
State House Yard
Cheney
Statue of Daniel Webster Donated to New Hampshire
Trustees convey to the State of New Hampshire a bronze statue of Daniel Webster dedicated in the State House grounds at Concord. The deed dated June 17 1886 is witnessed by Benjamin Pierce Cheney and notes a Feb 13 1885 trust. Governors Currier receives the conveyance on behalf of New Hampshire citizens.
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Samuel C. Bartlett
Daniel Webster
Sons of
New Hampshire
Benjamin Pierce Cheney
Webster
Bartlett
Mr. Webster
Currier
State House
Concord
George W. Nesmith
Joan M. Hill
John H. George
Trious Atatesmam
Grover Cleveland
Boston
George W. Mesmith
Bunker Hill Monument Association
Charles Devens
Statue Dedication Speech for Daniel Webster in New Hampshire
Governor Currier accepts a memorial statue to Daniel Webster on a revolution anniversary. The speaker extols Webster's genius and statesmanship, noting monuments honor deeds but cannot capture inner greatness, which endures in eloquence and national memory.
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Currier
New Hampshire
Daniel Webster
Daniel Webster Statue lauded at Dartmouth Alumni Dinner
Speech honors Daniel Webster as New Hampshire born statesman and constitutional defender. Dartmouth Alumni Dinner recalls Webster’s lifelong devotion to the Federal Constitution, education, and patriotic service, with remarks on his New Hampshire roots and enduring legacy.
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American Republic
Cornwallis
Fathers of
Daniel Webster
New Hampshire
Webster Historical Society
Commonwealth
Webster
Daniel Wooster
Dartmouth
United States
Merrimac
Rogers
Putnam
Stark
Cilley
Scammell
Poor
New England
Plymouth Rock
Bunker Hill
Lincoln
Unveiling of Daniel Webster Statue Missed by President
The Executive Mansion announces President Cleveland cannot attend the June 16 unveiling in Concord due to pressing official duties. Governor Moody Currier of New Hampshire is informed and the state acknowledges the honoring of Daniel Webster.
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Executive Mansion
Washington, D. C
Moody Currier
New Hampshire
Daniel Webster
Concord
Ode to New Hampshire’s Noble Son
A poetic tribute extols New Hampshire’s famed son as mighty and godlike. It lauds his strong right arm, tender heart, eloquent tongue, and music that unites a nation from sea to sea, promising the immortal legacy living on in memory and unity.
Tender-hearted Aimee Defends Landlady in Grand Jury
Mile. Aimee wept before the grand jury over a case involving landlady Mme. Brunelle who was accused of robbing sealskin sacques and dolmans. The grand jury found no indictment and Judge Gildersleeve discharged Mme. Brunelle as Mile. Aimee, moved to tears, escorted her landlady away in a coupe and pledged eternal friendship.
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Aimee
Mme. Brunelle
Dolmans
Grand Jury
Gildersleeve
Mlle
Justice Power
Jefferson Market
Mile
Mme, Brunelle
Martine
Charlestown Cadets Hold Twenty Second Annual Dinner
The Charlestown Cadets company A Fifth Regiment held its twenty second annual dinner at Young's Hotel. Captain W H Oakes presided and music came from the regimental band. Speakers included Hon John R Murphy ex Commander Pray Captain N A Thompson Dr O G Burgess and others. A letter of regret was read from Mayor O'Brien.
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Charlestown Cadets
Young’s Hotel
W. H. Oakes
John R. Murphy
Pray
N. A. Thompson
O. G. Burgess
H. D. Andrews
Bateman
Henry Taylor
S. E. Phipps
L. H. Leonard
E. R. Bryan
G. F. Haines
G. GC. Henderson
J. E. Clark
L. H. Bateman
D. G. Burroughs
Bell
F. F. Butler
J. Henry
Porter
Kennedy
Mitchell
Sinclair
Parker
G. C. Browne
O’brien
Abraham Lincoln
G.A.R
William H. Poole
George L. Stearns
Charles Stone
Ancient Order of Hibernians
John Reade
P. J. Donovan
Monument Hall
Board of Aldermen
Jenkins
Nathaniel H. Taylor
Maguire and Sullivan
Alligator
Mikado
Union
Adonis
Alert
Harvard Social Club
Thorndike Associates
Bunker Hill
Marine Corps
Charlestown Artillery
Young’s
Revere House
Sullivan and
Monument Squares
O’connor
Boston
Historic-Genealogical Society
Charles Devens
Charlestown Parade Celebrates with Flags and Floats
A Charlestown festival featured a grand morning parade along Bunker Hill street with the Salem Cadet band, US Marine Corps, and a host of tableaux from civic and military groups. Citizens poured lemonade and punch as crowds enjoyed the colorful displays, with a noon shower briefly scattering spectators before the afternoon procession through Monument Square concluded with banquets and fireworks.
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Charlestown
Old City
Bunker Hill Street
Mystic Street
Hunt
Stevenson
Chelsea Street
Salem
United States Marine Corps
Broome
Everett A. Stevens
William H. Oakes
Charles E. French
Thomas W. Durrell
Albert Peeler
Louis KE. Lovejoy
Charles P. Whittle
Joseph H. Whitton
George C. Broome
Charles W. Stevens
Henry A. Walker
Henry A. Rollins
A. T. Kimball
Lewis
Boston
Jersey Lily
James A. Day
Paul Revere
Old North Church
United States
Walter Cummings
National Guard
James Burrows
Thomas H. Haskell
Puck
Thomas H. Hall
Dragon Club
Percy E. Smith
World’s Convention and Congress of Flags
Young Men’s Christian Association
Bay State
Howard Club
Clan Campbell
D.G. Davey
E. C.sholer
Reading Company
Bunker Hill Engine Company
Reading
Brockton
Africa
Labouchere
Columbus
New World
Ferdinand
Isabella
Brintnall
N. Y. Brintnall
City Square
Main Street
Monument Avenue
Monument Square
Chestnut
Adams
Chelsea
Bunker Hill
Concord
High
Elm
Main
Gardner
Lever
Cambridge
Austin
Washington
Harvard Streets
Broom
Thomas F. Butler
O’brien
Jenkins
Common Council
Nat H. Taylor
GROCERS DAY FESTIVITIES DRAW THOUSANDS TO LAKE WALDEN
Boston grocers and clerks marked the sixth annual reunion of the Boston Retail Grocers Association with a dawn parade from Broad and Slate to Fitchburg depot. Ten thousand to fifteen thousand people gathered at Lake Walden for social events, sports, and a festive picnic. one injury marred the day.
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Lake Walden
Boston
Broad
Slate Streets
Fitchburg
Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
Lucas
Underwood
South Market
Merchants’ Row
State
Devonshire
Summer
Washington
School Streets
O’brien
Peters
Turner
Sullivan and
Maguire
Tremont
Hanover
New Washington
Haverhill
Daisy McLeod
Malden
Association
Washington De Molay Commandery Visit To Charlestown
Scores of Sir Knights from Boston and Charlestown welcomed the Washington De Molay Commandery with a day of ceremonies starting at the Revere House and Bunker Hill. A naval harbor sail, theater at Deer Island, and a moonlit return capped a 600 strong gathering, with later banquets at the Revere House before their departure to Washington.
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Washington de Molay Commandery
Sir Knights of de Molay
Charlestown
Monument
William Hartman
Washington Commandery
Bunker Hill
Navy Yard
Hall
Nantasket
Washington
George Asheban
W. S. Sherwood
Charles Loenler
James Hodges
Dr. Trout
P. E. C. Thomas
Somerville
Boston
Deer Island
House of Industry
Knight William Parkman
Institution
H.C. Barnabee
Boston Deal Opera Company
Nantasket Beach
Boynton
Monument Square
Boston Knights
Armory
Revere House
de Molay Commandery
Old Colony
First Boston Yacht Club Championship Race Scheduled
The first championship race of the Boston Yacht Club for the season is set for Wednesday June 23. The top prize for the first class is a solid silver cup donated by Vice Commodore Meer, with the second class prize a similar trophy from Commodore Pfaff, both on display at Bigelow Bros. & Kennard's. The Dorchester Lacrosse Club lost at home to the Walthams by 5 to 6.
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Boston Yacht Club
Meer
Commodore Pfaff
Bigelow Bros. & Kennard’s
Dorchester Lacrosse Club
Walthams
West Lynn Yacht Club Regatta Opens Season With Prizes
The West Lynn Yacht Club opened the season with three regattas off the club house at 10 30. The first race for yachts twenty feet and over yielded Blanche first prize ten dollars and Lark second five. A second race for seventeen to twenty feet claimed Flying Yankee first ten dollars with Inez and Alice contesting second. The final event for under seventeen feet saw Crescent take first and Florence second. judges were William H. Pratt Albion Hall and Freeman Homan.
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Dorchester Yacht Club
Nahant
New England Yacht Racing Association
Graves
Winthrop Bar
West Lynn Yacht Club
HS. Ss
Dale Cocoa
Konences Samakechucsses Cape Endeas
Seneneaee
Wimhonos Ess
Lark
H. M
Sioucccapessceusk Lo
Ieach
Cubonbeebeneens Ownerecasceet
Inez
Alice
Crescent
Florence
William H. Pratt
Albion Hall
Freeman Homan
Jeffries Yacht Club Hosts Grand Hop at East Boston Clubhouse
The Jeffries Yacht Club held a grand hop at its East Boston clubhouse last evening with many members and ladies in attendance. Dancing continued late, featuring a German dance led by a gentleman in a striking outfit while his stout partner missed a coin slip.
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The
Jeffries Yacht Club
East Boston
Salvation Oil
Ships Reach Ports From New York Montreal And More
Steamers arrive across European ports with cargo and passenger links. Geyser reaches Swinemunde from New York. Hector sails from Philadelphia to Bordeaux. Nova Scotian from Baltimore and Gallego from Montreal near Liverpool. Bessel from New York and Lucerne from Montreal near London. Fulda from New York near Southampton. Azalea from Charleston and Venezuelan from New York off Kinsale. Dracona from Montreal off Isle of Wight. Grecian Monarch from New Orleans near Prawle Point. Hekla from New York near Dunnet Head. Broomhaugh from Port Royal near Queenstown.
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Swinemunde
Geyser
New York
Bordeaux
Hector
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Nova Scotian
Baltimore
Bessel
Gallego
Montreal
Queenstown
Broomhaugh
Port Royal
London
Lucerne
Southampton
Fulda
Kinsale
Charleston
Almanac Weather Corrects Ship Barometer Errors
The Miniature Almanac notes captains should adjust barometer readings by one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. It lists wind, velocity, sea level data, and daily hour observations. June 18 is shown with sunrise and moon phases and length of day.
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Mometer
Port of Soston Arrivals and Fleet Movements
The June 17 Port of Soston listing details arrivals of Steamer Dominion Blanvelt State of Maine Kanawta Chatham Spartan Glaucus Katahdin Tremont George A Chafee and others from Boston Yarmouth St John Philadelphia Baltimore New York and more bound for various offices and passengers. Also noted are sails of Pavonia City of Macon Rattienake Wilkesbarre and a large fleet of schooners plus numerous brigs and ships like Lord Warwick Olive Branch Keewaydin and W G Irwin with cargoes ranging from passengers and molasses to deck planks shingles and timber. Reports include passing Cape Horn March 28 and equator May 20, with winds mostly light and variable.
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New Orleans
Haytian
King
St Thomas, &c
New York
Byrne
E B Ward, Jr
Arnett
Ruatan
Merchant
Boston
William E Lee
Jeffries
Norfolk
Rondout
Seelia
Frm
Danvers
Nalato
Machias
Hattie Nickerson
Philadelphia
Medford
Lavina Bell
Perth Amboy
Salem
Ida L Ray
Byron M
Cornwalliis
Bay State
Franklin Nickerson
Elizabethport
Plymouth
Post Boy
Papgorkn Press
Nahant
Josie Hook
Hingham
New Haven
Annie E Moore
Sackett
Billow, Wood
Mary Natt
Smith
Pensacola
H L Routh
Kirby
Aleo
Loning
Mikkelsen
Barbadoes
Leared
Florence J Allen
Soule
Moe Royal
New Yorks
St John
Wille Seavey
Simmons
Friendship
Rosie E Steele
Addison
George W Cusning
Jewett
Cape Shore
Lucy Dyer
Greenlaw
Creared
Stvamet Franconia
Bennett
Schs Rinzi
Chatto
Sedgwick
Sarah Rice
Prospect Harbor
Admirad
Ca'der
Calais
Grant
Hencock
Henry Crosby
Portsmouth
Reading
Phiadelphia
Crown Prince
Cole
Moncton
Warren B Potter
Andrews
Berma
Crocker
Navassa
Hatfield
Jordo
Westfield
Perry
Strom
Mary Willey
Williams
Bangor
Lower Harbor
16Th
Ech
Triton
Freeman
Waiting Wind
Lotus
Sch
Golden Gate
Nederland
Griffin
Antwerp
Wollirton
Edmonton
Cartoagena
Austriad
Park
Glasgow
Mereis
Taylor
Bona
Pioneer
Platt
Mayflower
Davidson
Williamsport
Miller
New Bedford
Meta
Lenz
Antwe
Jan Pieterszoon Koen
Boncher
Amsterdam
Hudson
Vaughn
Marblehead
Lizzie Bowen
James River
Douglass
Gloucester
Fannie Kimmey
Wolfe
Charles U Stickney
Higbee
E R Dyer
Gabriel
Jordan’s Creek
Benera
Grey
Bull River
Susanne
Zink
Bremen
Uranus
Nieman
Hamburg
Ragna
Kaldager
Christiana
Ragnar
McDonald
Rotterdam
Amicitia
Angell
Bergen
Mithassel
Mithasel
Stettin
Blucher
Steelman
Talisman
Baker
Dunkirk
Aquia
Stoesen
St Lukes
Schs Nellie Lamper
Kelley
Lynn
Theresa Wolf
Robinson
John D Paige
Haley
E B Hall
Halil
Portland
William M Bird
Reed
Baltimore
J W Vapnaman
Phinney
Cambridge
Emma Beee Campbell
Rockwort
Richmond
Delaware
Vanduara
Rio Janeiro
Anita
Fort de France
Ellen Maria
Hampden
Nellie
Jewell
Chelsea
Tanium
Washington
Annie E Blackman
Dover
G W Anderson
Freddie L Porter
Ilinois
Liverpool
Warbird
Carson
Vesta
Atwood
Viola May
Fisher
William Clark
Adams
Rockaway
Loria Brooking
Hallowell
Marie Holmes
Jordan
Oston
Providence
Brown
Mott
Albany
Hunt
Peoria
Premin de
al Fen Babcock
Brigge
Lulu Ammerman
de Richmond
Samuel Brown
Curtis
Warner Moore
Crockett
Annie Ainslie
McAndrews
Richard Peterson
Kendall
Rockland
George E Prescott
Trueworthy
Vinalhaven
San Francisco
Regent Murray
Routledge
Newcastle
Nsw
Drumblair
Crowell
Cardiff
Rosie West
West
Sydney
Savannah
John B Sweeney
D W Anthony
Smithville
Erna
Voss
Liverd
John
Kelsey
Ilmington
Sullivan
Fred C Holden
Rich
Red River
Wilmington
Regulator
Deare
Lizzie Lane
Flerrick
Hanna
Norwezian
Dominion
Blanvelt
Yarmouth
Moise
John G Hall
Cole Bath
Mdise
Whitney
Katahdin
Homer
Tremont
Donovan
George A Chafee
Proctor
Skip Bown Brothers
Gould
Tacoma
Peend
Montevideo
W H Brown & Co
D S Goodell
Cape Horn
Equator
North Pacific
South Atlantic
Orloff
Boudrot
Port Daniel
E T Russell & Co
Herman
Hichborn
Arecibo
Hatteras
Mary E McDougall
Renault
Crapauc
Pei
Annie
McKie
New London
British Eagle
Fortia
China
Collins
Wallace
Countaway
Chester
Prech
Spring Bird
Cameron
Reynard
Chatham
Olive
Addison, Me
Fye
Joggins
Helen G Moseley
Holt
Lewis
French
Newman
Stephen J Watts
Denevan
Wilson
Willard
Kelly
Josephine
Icarus
Irene
E W Fale
Ethel
Christina
Energy
Argyle
George Walker
William Jones
St Croix
Rowena
Laurens
Lavira Campbell
Olive Branch
Manthorn
Barbados
Fleetwood
Sailea
Keewaydin
Swansea
Harbor Island
Clemence Travers
Ashbury
Blite
Emma Caudian
Matson
W G Irwin
McCulloch
San Fran
Cco
Ceylon
Calhoun
Caihanien
Hubbard
Park Mary Winkleman
Backus
Richard IT
McIntyre
Newcaste
Kate Davenport
Howland
Seam Bars
Morning Star
Turner, Inc
Turner, Inc; Barks Makah
Thompson
Star of Devon
Eckett
Unc
Haiycon
Peterson
Oho Kong
Oasis
Call
New OB
St David
Frost
John Currier
Blethen
Josephus
Rogers
New Yort
Ellen A Reed
Matinda
Honolulu
Hiull
Otranto
Rippeth
Newak
Hartlepool
Wm H Connor
Pendleon
Deodata
Auto
Charleston
Lorento
Muller
Naples
Saliec
Iniziativa
Cantoreni
Italia
Craig
Newcastie
Egden
Andersen
Nagmasaki
Furness Abbey
Marcy
Philaceipia
Fuertoe Cortez
Trieste
New Greens
Porto Plata
Geof Clyde
Holmes
Turks Island
Samana
Queenstown
Foster
Shields
Sailead
Ben Douran
Johns
Shanghae
Arto
Farragut
Hardwick
Dongarique
Cremer
Hong Kong
Havre
London
Mary L Cushing
Downs
Sarmatian
Koenig
St Cloud, Patton, Inc
Nancy Pendleton
Pendleton
Northern Empire
Vance
Hiogo
St Domingo
Mary Ella Malett
Mallett
Olaf Koll
Mickelsen
Nat Meader
Princeport
McComber
Singapore
St Laurent
Vineyard Haven
Susie P Oliver
Kare J Hoyt
Sir Albert T Stearns
Baquesne
Swash
Bucy No 8
Alexander Blossom
Devil’s Bridge
Gay Head
Knickerbocker
Berkeley
Campbell’s Wharf
Mercia
H R Tilton
Harris
Highlands
Bell buoy placed at Harding's Ledge by Lighthouse Board
The Lighthouse Inspector reports a first class bell buoy set on Harding's Ledge in Boston Bay and notes the bell boat has been moved for repairs. Ordered by the Lighthouse Board. G H WADLEIGH, Commander USN, Inspector, 2d District, Boston. June 17, 1886.
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Boston
Harding’s Ledge
Boston Bay
Lighthouse Board
G H Wadleigh
USN
Shipping schedule fragment shows June to July departures
A fragmented OCR list records numerous ship departures from London Liverpool Glasgow and New York between June and July. Entries name several lines including Warren & Co Furness Cunard Henderson Furness and others with destinies to Palestine Boston and cities in Europe.
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Joseph Ferens
Palermo
Phelps, Bros & Co Harrogate
BarTow
Farness Palestine
Liverpool
Warren & Co Galileo
Hull
Dun
Geo
Preston
Durham City
London
Furness Venetian
Thayer & Lincoln Scythia
Cuanard
Waldensian
Glasgow
Allen Hermann
Antwerp
Henderson Bros Cephalonis
Conard $S Co
Bothmas
Conard Co
British Crown
Henderson Bros
New York
Polaria
Hamburg
Kundhardt & Co
Holland
Ondon
Hurst
State of Georgia
Baldwin & Co
Alaska
Underhill
Chester
Dale
Italy
W J Hurst Hitler
Dremen
Oelrich & Co Celtic
J Curtis Devonta
Henderson Bros S
Nebraska
Glascow
Baldwin &Co Servid
H Brown & Uc Wsoming
M Underhill & Co Lesing
Kunhardt & Uo
City of
Berlin
P Wright & Son Werra
Breman
Qelrichs & Co Spair
J Hurst Britannic
Javerpool
J Curtis Umbria
Brown & Co
Avrania
W H Brown & Co
Ian Monarch
Patton
Vickers & Co
Stockholm
Warren & Co Venitian
Thayer & Lincoln Owham City
Furness Scythia
Cunard S& Co Waldensian
H & A Allan Owa
Warren & Go
Boston City
Furness Catatonia
Cunarad
Kansas
Warren & Co Cephalonia
Cunard
British Queen
Henderson Bros Borderer
Furness Bothnip
Tenderson Bros
Warren Line
Poston
Norseman
Cue Cove
Palestine
ANSAS
Warren & CO
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State House Park
Central Avenue
Capitol
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Salisbury
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
FE. B. Washburn
MR. Cheney
William C. Sheppard
North Scituate, Mass
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Will
New York Times
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Jeffries Club
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ECDC
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Nereus
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Ingvaldsen
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Republic
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Serra
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Lizzie Ross
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Bertha
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Sharpness
Annot Lyle Miller
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York
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Jamestown
Georges
Carrie E Gayward
Nelson J McFarland
Alfred Walen
Laura Sayward
Grace L Fears
Grand Banks
Thomas F Bayard
Reeward
Everett Steele
Carlton
Matthew Keany
Bloomer
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Minette
Ratiler
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Capt Cunningham
Uanso
Aberdovey
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Darin
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Nagasaki
Page
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Higgins
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T H Allen
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Northrup
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