North Weymouth Tramp Trouble Brings Local Alarm
In North Weymouth the almshouse attracts dozens of tramps daily as residents fear the growing influx of hoboes. Superintendent Alexander Cummings reports 61 visitors yesterday with capacity for only 30, while townsfolk debate enforcing vagrant labor or moving tramps to a local quarry. The option to compel work faces legal limits, and residents worry about safety as planks of bread and tea replace any willingness to labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cummings
Hingham
Braintree
Cummings
Bradley
Weymouth
Hodgman
Bradford Hawes
Gordon Willis
Charles Bicknell
Nelson Gardner
George Newton
Emperor Bores Then Berlin Debates Under Close Watch
Eugen Richter's Freisinnige Zeitung portrays the state council under the Emperor as a misery. Members pray the Emperor will stay away to speak freely. The Emperor dictates floor order, forbids interruptions, and requires bored officials to endure dreary debates with forced applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Eugen Richter
Freisinnige Zeitung
Council of State
Richter
Protect New Orleans Foreigners In Riots Prompt Cable
London officials report Lord Kimberly answered Liverpool Chamber of Commerce and refused to send Sir Julian Pauncefote with a cable to secure British subjects in New Orleans. He stated Secretary Gresham assured Louisiana Governor had pledged protection of life and property and that foreign steamship crews faced no danger. The purser's identity remained uncertain after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kimberly
Foreign Office
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
Julian Pauncefote
New Orleans
Gresham
Louisiana
Kimberly
Compliment for Cleveland and Gresham on Italy murder case
The semi official press praises President Cleveland and Secretary Gresham for moving swiftly to punish the murderers of Italians in Walsenburg Cal. They compare U S action with Colorado and New Orleans handling, saying America acts nobly and boosts Italian sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cleveland
Gresham
Walsenburg
Cal
Colorado
New Orleans
America
Texas Fever Report Declared False by Berlin Cables
Berlin dispatches quote a Strasburg correspondent stating that reports of Texas fever in the Reichsland are utterly false and not a reason for prohibitions on American cattle. The clarification arrives amid ongoing trade concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Italians Occupy Adigrat in East Africa Campaign
Rome on March 17 reports General Baratieri, commander of Italian forces in East Africa, occupied Adigrat today without facing opposition. The move expands Italian control in the region as military operations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Generel Baratieri
Italy
Adigrat
Salem Laster Strike At L G Straw Co
Salem tasters at L. G. Straw & Co. went on strike after wage disputes and concerns that some work may come from strike areas. They claim weekly earnings of about 7 to 8 dollars while receiving 2.12 for lasting 72 pairs, versus 3.50 in other Salem shops. Company says wages are fair for the work and city standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Straw & Co
Salem
Sunday liquor raids seize supplies at multiple unlicensed premises
Division 15 officers with a search warrant seized four gallons of lager beer and a half pint of whiskey from Mary K Hill at 2 Brighton street Charles town. Division 10 officers took one and a half gallons of lager beer and a half pint of whiskey from John Dolan at 20 Northfield street. Division 1 officers raided Angelio Gannanimo at 7 North square and confiscated eleven gallons of lager beer. Division 3 officers served a warrant on Annie Sarvin at 141 1-2 Chambers street rear and seized six gallons of lager beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Hill
Brighton Street
Charlestown
Division
John Dolan
Northfield Street
Angelio Gannanimo
North Square
Division 3
Annie Sarvin
Chambers Street
Lynn editor Henry Jacobs dies at 35 in Lynn
Henry Edmund Jacobs of 21 Vinestreet died today from pneumonia at 35. He worked in shoe shops before joining the newspaper field with Boston papers, then started the Lynn Bells which merged into the Advocate. He founded the Nahant Breeze and the Lynn Shoe weeklies and managed the Shop Baseball League last year. Funeral Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Henry Edmund Jacobs
Vinestreet
Boston
Lynn Bells
Advocate
Nahant Breeze
Lynn Shoe
Shop Baseball League
Fire in Roxbury Building on Washington Street
Fire discovered at 4 20 yesterday afternoon in the basement of a three story brick building at 2341 Washington street owned by the Roxbury Institution for Savings. Isaac Young occupied basement and first floor with stock damaged by fire to the estimate of 8000 dollars, plus an added 400 dollars from yesterday's fire. Cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Roxbury Institution For Savings
Isaac Young
Henry Johnston Charged With Breakin And Larceny
Henry Johnston aged 19 at 66 Snow Hill street is under arrest at Hanover street station on a charge of breaking and entering the dwelling of Laurence E. Perault at No 2 Washington street place on November 8. He allegedly stole 19 dollars and 25 cents in cash and a pair of trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnston
Snow Hill Street
Hanover Street
Laurence E. Perault
Washington Street Place
Whiskey and cigars stolen from Ruisseau restaurant
Between 11 a m and 8 p m yesterday unknown person forced entry to William P Ruisseau restaurant at Washington and Lucas streets. A small amount of whiskey and 10 cigars were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Ruisseau
Washington and
Lucas Streets
Gambling Raid Nets Nine Arrests in Fall River
Early today police raided a liquor store and gambling den at Kilburn and East Globe streets in Fall River. The proprietor and eight others were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Kilburn and
East Globe Streets
Arrest of Charles B. Strickland for false pretenses
Charles B. Strickland of 10 Dwight street was arrested yesterday on a charge of obtaining property valued at 225 dollars by false pretences from Simon P. Stewart, dated March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Strickland
Dwight Street
Simon P. Stewart
Hawaii Attorney General Arthur P. Peterson Dies in Exile
In San Francisco on March 17, news reports confirm Arthur P. Peterson, Hawaii Attorney General and opponent of the monarchy, died in exile. Details indicate ongoing political turmoil and questions about succession and governance in the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Francisco
Arthur P. Terson
Hawaii
This
At the People s Temple addresses on Americanism and Catholic influence
A large audience attended Christian Patriotic Lectures at the People s Temple. Major Calhoun defended Americanism and A P A principles while denouncing Catholic influence. Rev E S Wheeler attacked the Pope s encyclical and Catholic power in several nations. A Protestant burning of Catholic church fires was discussed with claims of Catholic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Temple
B. F. Bradbury
Alfred R. Calhoun
E. S. Wheeler
H. L. Whitney
Malcolm W. Smith
D. A. McDonald
George W. Coon
Nelson Street
Joseph D. Jones
Mr. Bradbury
Major Calhoun
Manitoba
Protestant Protective Associates
Canada
Ottawa
Prairie
Bradbury
William &. Linton
England
James Boyd Brady
E.S. Wheeler
Boston Journal
Stephen O'Meara
Mexico
Argentine Republic
People’s Church
Hack Driver Narrowly Escapes After Freight Train Collision
Quincy March 17 Hugh McIsaac a hack driver escaping death when his rig struck by a freight train near the Quincy Adams depot at about 2 am. The wagon was badly wrecked but McIsaac was thrown clear with no serious injuries. His companion MelIsaac, drunk at the time, was arrested and jailed. The horse remained unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Hugh McTisaac
South Quincy
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Quincy Adams
MecIsaac
MelIsaac
Walter A Wood Harvester Co Attacked by Illinois Steel
A writ of attachment for 5400, issued yesterday, seized the Walter A Wood Harvester Company stock. Three additional attachments totaling 38097 were issued. The firm is a Chicago concern branch that recently passed to a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Walter A. Wood Harvester Company
Illinois Steel Company
Chicago
President Eliot in Genoa on his return from Egypt
Harvard reports President Eliot is en route home via Genoa after traveling in Egypt. He plans a stop in Italy and has written little about his Egyptian journey, noting only business matters and a Nile voyage to the second cataract in an earlier letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Eliot
Genoa
Egypt
Italy
Nile
Disabled Tug Towed From Newport Towline to Narragansett
The steamship Tuckahoe arrived in New London while en route from Fall River to New York. It rescued the disabled tug Joseph Stickney one mile west of Point Judith Breakwater after a broken valve stem and ferried her tow of five barges to Narragansett Pier where the tug Gayner assumed the tow toward Dutch Island.
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New London
Conn
Tuckahoe
Fall River
New York
Point Judith
Joseph Stickney
Newport
Stickney
Narragansett Pier
Gayner
Dutch Island
Missing and believed dead Reynolds case shocks Carey
H. D. Reynolds, a leading local businessman in Carey, is missing under sensational circumstances. His room was found in disorder with blood on the walls and floor, prompting detectives to search for clues and pursue a possible homicide.
Colorado Governor Offers Reward for Walsenburg Killers
Denver March 17 Governor McIntyre announced a $1000 reward for arrest and conviction of those implicated in the killing of Italians at Walsenburg. He pledges close personal attention to ensure the law is vindicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
MclIntyre
Walsenburg
Watertown Town Meeting Tonight Adopts Key Reports
An adjourned meeting in Watertown will address annual appropriations. Reports on removing Fitchburg freight yard from the town center and on town lands along the Charles River by Mr J J Sullivan will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Fitchburg
J. J. Sullivan
Charles River
Death of an Eminent Methodist in San Francisco
The Rev. B. F. Clarey, a prominent Methodist divine and former head of the California Christian Advocate, has died in San Francisco. His career extended across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
B. F. Clarey
California Christian Advocate
Sporting Man Murdered in San Francisco
Cornelius Stagg 68, proprietor of a wayside resort, was fatally shot and robbed by two masked men last night. A well known figure among the state sporting element, Stagg’s death shocks local athletics circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cornelius Stagg
Stagg
Indoor championships of New England Amateur Athletic Union
The Worcester Athletic Club hosts the indoor championships at Worcester Skating Rink on Saturday March 30. Events include forty-yard dash, one mile run, 600-yard run, one mile walk, high jump, 1000-yard run and pole vault with special attractions such as team races. Open to recognized athletic clubs colleges and schools of New England under NBEA A U approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association Amateur Athletic Union
Worcester Athletic Club
Worcester Skating Rink
New England
Sweeney to attempt indoor high jump world record
Exhibition by champion high jumper M F Sweeney aims to break the world indoor mark. Entry is 60 cents, closes Monday March 2 with H A Adams Worcester MA handling entries. Three prizes per event, competition on a 14 lap raised track in New England.
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M. F. Sweeney
H. A. Adams
P. O. Box
Worcester
Mass
New England
Central Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Central Association
Board of Governors
Messrs
Julian
Amateur Athletic Union board votes on dues and reps
Efforts proceed by mail vote for selecting two delegates from eight clubs Laughlin Pastime Detroit Milwaukee and Chicago to the A A U board of governors. The schedule committee favors July 4 all around championship at New Jersey club and Sept 14 for the annual meeting. both pending board approval. The Southern Association submits its constitution for mail vote action. Reinstatement and denial actions are noted for several clubs and individuals. President Curtis orders a mail vote to raise annual dues from $2 to a higher per club amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateur Athletic Union
New Jersey Athletic Club
Board of Governors
N. Y
J. Schwartz
A. T. Mills
Portland
Ore
C. I. Behringer
Utica
Curtis
Harvard Varsity Baseball Thirty Candidates Reduced to Twenty Eight
Harvard's varsity baseball squad lists sixty players at start, with twenty eight still in training. Captain Whittemore coaches. Colonel Winslow to take over next month. Battery candidates pared to nine under Mr. Keefe. notable pitchers Lamprey and Cozzens from the freshman class remain.
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Harvard
Whittemore
Winslow
Lamprey
Cozzens
Highlands
Paine
Ames
Scannell
Henry
Scott
Buckman
Anderson
Burgess
Beale
Brown
Dean
McCarthy
Garrison
Hayes
Haskell
Eskridge
L. S
Lacy
Lord
Manning
Rand
Stevens
Stevenson
Selfridge
Wrenn
Battery
Keefe
Cincinnati whiskey dealers reject trust price plan
In Cincinnati on March 17 whiskey dealers signed an agreement refusing to recognize the spirits price advance ordered by the trust and will continue quoting at $1.2. The action shows dealers will not follow future orders from the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Westport Farmer George Deane Found Dead Near Fall River
An elderly Westport farmer, George Deane, was found dead near Fall River. A physician said the death likely came from natural causes and the body was handed to Deane's relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
George Deane
Westport
Deane
Ailsa Beaten at Monte Carlo Regatta by Britannia
In Monte Carlo on March 17 three yacht races were sailed with entries including Britannia Ailsa Corsair and Valkyrie I for Monaco prizes. Britannia led early, Ailsa pursued but could not overtake, finishing about two minutes behind after two rounds. Other races saw Christoforo Colombo win ten to twenty-raters and Dacotah win five to ten-rating amid changing winds and choppy seas.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Prince of Wales
Britannia
A. B. Walker
Ailsa
F. W. L. Popham
Corsair
Count Florio
Aranella
Rebelle
Christoforo Colombo
Dacotah
Nike EL
Rolla III
Vincent
St. Martial
Liane
Va-Partout
Valkyrie I
Alilsa
Cape Martin
Yachting Banquet Planned by South Boston Club in April
The South Boston Yacht Club will hold its annual banquet in the second week of April. Commodore E C Benedict of the Sea wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club will depart soon for a West Indian cruise aboard the steam yacht Oneida, likely leaving by March 29. The Oneida is being fit out at Tebo's yard in South Brooklyn. Mindora, Graham Bacon Jr., is overhauled near Boston under Captain Moulton. Wanda, Henry, arrived at Norfolk from Jacksonville for Hampton Roads orders. Harriet, Clapp of Boston, has new bow stern decks and pilot house with Captain Thompson in charge. Elephant at City Island modernized, Sawyer & Son building new sails. Surprise, Attic, Edelweiss, Gazelita, Valkyr, Amarita moored in the basin. Leroy Fales seeks a steam yacht this season with Captain Elisha Horner as sailing master. Harlem YC plans a May 30 spring regatta under Larchmont rules with one-gun start. Sapphire, Widener, nearing completion at South Brooklyn dock. Harvard YC officers named: Stackpole, Ly man, Morris, Frothingham, Johnson, Pierce, Seal, Junthrop, Williams. Siesta sold to Charles A Sinclair of Boston. en route to Boston.
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South Boston Yacht Club
E. C. Benedict
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Oneida
Tebo’s
Brooklyn
Mindora
Graham Bacon, Jr
Thompson
Elephant
Howard Place
City Island
Sawyer & Son
Colonel Stedman
Hartford
Attic
Nathan Brown
Edelweiss
Hunt Smith
Gazelita
David Banks
Valkyr
Amarita
Leroy Fales
Fales
Elisha Horner
Harlem Yacht Club
Larchmont Yacht Club
Sapphire
George. D. Widener
Tedo
Harvard Yacht Club
J. L. Stackpole, Jr
C. F. Lyman
D. H. Morris
Brooks Frothingham
B. Frothingham
R. M. Johnson
C. A. Pierce
M.L. Seal
E. K. Junthrop
R. B. Williams
George Green
Am. Y. C
Gossip of the Turf opens public training stable and racing notes
David Lebounty opens a public training stable in Middleboro Massachusetts and Frank Walker will start horses at Buffalo. The piece lists jockeys and officials at Hamilton Jockey Club and notes horses and mares bred to Electricity. It highlights Fantasy’s record and field activity at New Orleans, Sheepshead Bay, and Brooklyn tracks with trainers hoping for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lebounty
Middleboro
Mass
Frank Walker
Buffalo
John TE. Thayer
Hood
McGregor
Hood Farm
Lowell
Robert McGregor
Hamilton Jockey Club
Rhody Pringle
James McLaughlin
John Staunton
B. B
Hazel Wilkes
Kentucky
Tenny
Quesal
Himyar
Queen Ban
Major Thomas
Hira Villa
Swayback
Whisperine
Wah Jim
New Orleans
Midgley
H. Penny
Turner
Shields
McCue
J. Reagan
Berger
R. Jones
Dr. McLean
Cincinnati
McLean
Fantasy
Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
Orient club to host Easter Monday event in East Boston
Tickets go on sale for a likely season finale by the Orient club at Stirk's Hall in East Boston Easter Monday evening The Roxbury Bicycle Club invites for a hard times smoker printed on a pasteboard box bottom hint at financial strain New members of the Press club were observed at the clubhouse with few riders seen on the roads Cyclists faced wind and poor road conditions with only six bicycles spotted along Massachusetts avenue to Dudley street The Columbia brand gains popularity in the Southern States The Potter guide board bill advances in the New York Assembly
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Orient Club
Stirk’s Hall
Boston
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Roxbury Club
Massachusetts Avenue
Dudley Street
Humber wheel to draw curiosity as new trade notes spread
In this market item the Humber wheel is described as very handsome and expensive. The writer predicts strong interest upon its arrival and praises Elliott Burriss for steering the English Humber American business with energy and probity. Expect Humber bicycles to become prominent soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Burriss
Burriss
Monarch cycle offered with full guarantee at warerooms
Messrs Chandler and Barber at 15 That Street reiterate the Monarch cycle’s high grade and guarantee. The light ladies wheel is on display in their warerooms. Cycle manager R R Rogers is optimistic about strong sales this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Read & Sons unveil bargain sale on New Mails wheels
William Read and Sons report strong sales of last year models. The New Mail wheels, previously selling for 115 dollars, are now offered at 6 dollars. Fully guaranteed and brand new, the 9 percent New Mail is priced at 8 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
William Read & Sons
Fred Dudley’s Bicycle Emporium on Columbus Avenue
Many asked if Fred Dudley keeps more than second hand wheels. The reply: yes, with lines of Lowell Diamonds premiers and Royal Family bikes. His stores at 162 to 170 Columbus Avenue are so large that a person could learn to ride there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dudley
Lowell Diamonds
Columbus Avenue
Singer Agency Agent Sells Wheels To Town Crowd
Mr. Ross of the Singer agency has great faith in his wheel and wins buyers around town. He has talked Singer so much he has become a singer himself, judging by the wheels leaving his Berkeley street place to an appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ross
Singer Agency
Berkeley Street
Wheels in stock cater to buyers wants says dealer
E E Brown of Columbus avenue store states he sells four wheel makes Spaldings Credendas Singers and Crescents because customers decide what sells. He emphasizes business practicality over personal preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Brown
Columbus Avenue
McLean Brothers Wheels Advance From Arlington Centre
Albert D. McLean & Co. have drawn attention of high grade wheel makers who seek their Arlington Centre location. The McLeans enjoy strong cycling reputation and solid business standing, with success now clearly established and scope for further growth remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Albert D. McLean & Co
MccLeans
Arlington Centre
Philo-Celtic Society Initiates Five Members at Washington Street
The Philo Celtic Society held its weekly meeting at 694 Washington with a full room and enthusiasm for Gaelic study. New members John P. Jones J H Glover Stephen J. Moore T J O'Donnell and Martin H. Sullivan were initiated. The program featured Irish romance Eachtra an Mhadra Mhaoil and a poem Tionosg an Fhile, with members performing songs in Irish and English before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo-Celtic Society
Washington Street
J. H. Sullivan
John P. Jones
J. H. Glover
Stephen J. Moore
T. J. O'Donnell
Martin H. Sullivan
M. C. O'Shea
T. J. Coghlan
Professor O
Boxing Gossip At Suffolk Athletic Club Tonight
Suffolk Athletic Club hosts a boxing meet featuring eight rounds between Steve O'Donnell and Jake Kilrain. Kilrain weighs 220 pounds and arrived Saturday, with O'Donnell arriving today. The column also discusses Ed C. Holske's schemes, Gl ory of past matchups, and various local boxing plans, lawsuits, and upcoming bouts at Castle Square and with the Seaside Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Athletic Club
Steve O’donnell
Jake Kilrain
Kilrain
Steve O'Donnell
England
Ed C. Holske
Frank Slavin
Charley Mitchell
Holske
Charley
Munro
South Iind
Boston
South End
Freiske
London
Helske
Pritchard
Jack McAuliffe
Ryan Dempsey
Mac
Tom Monahan
Mike Brady
Ike McArthurs
Brady
New York Sun
Tom O'Rourke
Tom O’rourke
Columbian Rowing Association
Sam Tompkins
Dan
Dave Ross
John Soley
Castle Square
Twigg
William Daly, Jr
Tom Bogue
Lynn
Rob Roy
Freedman Defends Role in New York Baseball Management
President Freedman of the New York club disclaims responsibility for dispatches implying interference with Manager Davis. He says Davis's control of the team is absolute and he will not meddle with plans. Reports note weather delaying Washington versus Brooklyn in Charleston and Anson pursues Stewart, a potential Pfeffer-like find, in Galveston practice. The Pittsburg and Washington camps prep in the South as season moves toward Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedman
New York
Davis
Washington
Brooklyn
Charleston
S. C
Galveston
Anson
Stewart
Pfeffer
Pittsburg
Savannah
Brooklyns
Pittsburgs
Louisville
Cartwright
Joyce
Schmelz
Crooks
Cincinnati
Ellison
Brush
Chicago
Windy City
National League
Caylor
New York Herald
Nichols
Boston
Thomas “Twolung
Tucker
Bostons
Broadway
Duffy
McCarthy
St. Patrick
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Andover Academy
Fred Holt
Roxbury Latin Athletic Team
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J. O. Gray
Saugus Track
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Balch
Ham Brock
Blitzen
Iron Horse
Pa’ Bradley
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Charade
Tom Skidmore
Russell
John Cavanaugh
Alfey Lakeland
Egmont
Press Club
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D. H. Cates
Pease
United States
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Potter Guide Board
New York Assembly
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