Burdett Urged to Reorganize State Committee
Republicans weigh new leadership as Burdett seeks reelection amid calls for a complete top to bottom reorganization. Theodore Bates of Worcester and ex Senator Howes Norris of Cottage City discussed as potential successors while Lodge and Clapp reportedly urged Burdett to run again. The party laments campaign flaws and debates a total committee overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett
State Committee
Stott
Lowell
Theodore C. Bates
Worcester
Howes Norris
Cottage City
Henry Cabot Lodge
Colonel Clapp
The
Boston Journal
Aldermanic conventions fixed in South Boston
Twe Democrats of the seventh aldermanic district hold their convention this evening in the Municipal Court House on Dorchester street South Boston. The ninth district convention will be held this evening also. Republicans will hold aldermanic conventions this evening at the city committee rooms for the ninth district at 7 30 p m, Wednesday evening for the eighth district in the city committee rooms at 8 o'clock, Wednesday for the seventh district in the Ward 14 Republican Club rooms, Thursday at 4 p m for the eleventh district at the rooms of the city committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twe
Municipal Court House
Dorchester Street
Boston
Ninth District
Ward
Republican Club
Stursday
City Committee
Lowel man George Young shifts to tariff and civil service reform
Since the November 4 returns, George Young of Lowell, a well known third houseman, has become a full fledged Democrat advocating tariff reform and civil service reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Lowell
Independent Democrats Weigh City Clerk Fate on Fence
Independent Democrats say they are watching the procession and will vote after a meeting on Tuesday or Wednesday. They may nominate a ticket or endorse another candidate. Rumor says City Clerk Curtis seeks Meehan’s scalp, while Meehan’s backers rally behind him. Galvin campaigns for city clerk if Matthews is elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Meehan
J. Mitchell Galvin
Matthews
Banquet Day Presides at Young Democrats Club Meeting
Vice-President Ltarvey Collison presided at the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts yesterday afternoon. Members voted to host the annual dinner Monday evening December 15 and appointed an executive committee to nominate officers for the next meeting. The club elected numerous new members including Edward Bicknell Boston George R. Brine Cambridge Leonard N. Cummings Dorchester George J. Doherty Boston James J. Dorsey Winchester Granville R. Farrar Abington Everett Day Boston J E Gorman Whitinsville Henry T Holmes Chelsea J Karcher Jr Dorchester Edwin V Kinsley Canton Chariss Knowles Boston James Nicol Cambridge George Feed Boston Henry J Haley Boston John P Reynolds Charlestown Thomas S Spurr Winchester William H Suppmgon Boston Charles H Swan Dorchester W J Taft Uxbridge David H S Tappan Brookline Prescott Temple Ward Boston Arthur E Whitney Winchester Frank W Wright Hamilton George F Wright Dorchester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltarvey Collison
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Messrs
Quincy
Lyons
Somerville
Stratton
Noonan and Avery
Boston
Edward Bicknell
George R. Brine
Camridge
Commonwealth Clothing House
Leonard N. Cummings
Dorchester
James J. Dorsey
Winchester
Granville RK. Farrar
Cashier National Bank
Abington
Everett Day
J. E. Gorman
Whitinsville
Eline
B. Hines
C. K
William H. Suimpgon
Charles H. Swan
W. J. Taft
Uxbridge
David H. S. Tappan
Brookline
Prescott Temple Ward
Hastern Banking Company
Arthur E. Whitney
Frank VV. Wright
Hambtol
George F. Wright
Cambridge Democrats Nominate Alger for Mayor in Local Convention
In Cambridge last evening the Democratic mayoralty convention met at the Citizens' Trade Association rooms. John McSorley chaired, Francis Mahalfy was secretary, and a 51-member delegation attended. A. B. Alger was nominated for mayor by acclamation, but Alger could not be located for presentation. Ward 1 backed James and Thurston for aldermen with Thurston at 27 votes to Phelan 23 after a split ballot. Additional nominations covered wards 2 through 5 for various town posts and the principal assessor and school committee members. A set of resolutions urging industrial training and broader public school funding won 26 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Democrats
Alger
Caimpridgze
Citizens’ Trade Association
John Mcsorley
Francisd. Mahalfy
A.J. Rady
A. B. Alger
Ward 1
ER. LB. James
George A. Thurston
John T. Phelan
James
Thurston
Pielan
Colin Chisholm
W. E. Doyle
J. F. Aylward
Clary
Pe P Burns
EC. Gove
Benjamin &. Atwood
Henry R. Sayward
F. J. Stevens
F. J
Coughon
Somerville Caucuses Nominate Officials and Endorse Mayor
Somerville Citizens caucuses in Wards 3 and 4 nominated Common Councilmen and school committee members and selected delegates to the mayoralty and aldermanic convention to be held Wednesday evening. Both caucuses endorsed Mayor G Fope for another term, while Ward 8% backed Alderman Nickerson and President Osgood of the Common Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Citizens
G. Fope
Nickerson
Osgood
Common Council
Aldermen caucuses name ward delegates and council picks
Ward 4 delegates were instructed to vote for Isaac R Webber and John C Nichols for Aldermen. Ward 3 delegates listed with eight names. Ward 4 delegates Irving L Russell Alvin Phillips B W Lawrence Walter Mentzer Charles E Mongan Frank S Pushee John L Nichola Philip J McGrath Osman D Baker Otis N Casey J Russell Armington named for Common Councilmen. Newell F Caswell Solomon S Higgins for school committee and M W Carr. Caucuses held in Wards 1 and 2 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac R. Webber
John C. Nichols
Ward
Bowman
Beece Stickney
Robert Duddy
John Andrews
F. H. White
E. E. Stevens
G. F. Wilkins
George E. Eliot
C. H. Whitney
G._F. Clandge
V. H. Brown
H. F. Woods
M. E. Ryan
Common
F. E. Dickerman
W. L. Barber
T.S. Wentworth
S.G. Smith
Dr. A
Aldrich
Irving L. Russell
Alvin Phillips
B. W. Lawrence
Walter ©. Mentzer
Charles E. Mongan
Frank S. Pushee
John L. Nichola
Philip J. McGrath
Osman D. Baker
Otis N. Casey
J. Russell Armington
Franklin F.ee Charles A. G. Winther
Newell F. Caswell
Solomon
Malden Citizens Caucuses Elect Delegates for Mayor Race
Malden held caucuses in Wards 1 2 3 and 4 to select fifteen delegates for a Canton Hall convention on Wednesday evening. Delegates favor Joseph F Wiggin for mayor with likely no opposition, and will nominate four school committee candidates plus one Alderman and three Councilmen per ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Citizens
Citizens’ Convention
Canton Hall
Joseph F. Wiggin
Quincy Republicans Nominate Ward Officers and Delegates
Quincy Republicans hold ward caucuses selecting councilmen for three wards and naming delegates to the mayoralty convention. Ward 1 slate includes E. W. Bass and John Holden with a large list of delegates led by Merrill and Langley. Ward 2 lists Souther Drake and Whitton with delegates including Smith and Higgins. Ward 3 names Thompson Dackers Pratt and Jones with a lengthy delegate slate led by Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
E. W. Hi. Bass
John O. Holden
H. Walter Gray
John F. Merrill
W. W. Ewell
George O. Langley
E. W. LH. Bass
H. H. Faxon
J. C. Morse
John O. Hall
George W. Morton
Fheophilus King
C. A. Howlana
Wilson Marsh
Horace
Souther
John EK. Drake
J. L. Whitton
Fred H. Smith
George H. Higgins
John Shaw
I. H. Newcomb
George A. Sidelinger
William Caldwell
Samuel Crane
James Thompson
Peter W. Dackers
Lester M. Pratt
Lynn Workingmen for Newhall Nomination in Caucuses
The Workingmen's party held mayoralty caucuses in all wards and nominated George H. Newhall a current Alderman for mayor. Delegates were chosen for the aldermanic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Newhall
Workingmen’s Party
George H. Newhall
Board of Aldermen
Lawrence Democrats Nominate McCarthy for Mayor
Lawrence Democrats in convention nominated Daniel F. McCarthy for mayor after two hours of wrangling. Aldermen nominees included Ward 1 Timothy P. Reardon Ward 2 Michael P. Clark Ward 3 Andrew F. Shea Ward 4 Arthur A. Bailey Ward 6 Otis Freeman Jr Ward 6 Jeremiah F. Driscoll. The Hon John Breen presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Democrats Nominate Delegates for Fifield in Lowell Mayoral Caucus
In Lowell on November 17, the Democratic caucuses selected delegates pledged for George W. Fifield for mayor in five of six wards. Ward 2 chose Courtney delegates. Prohibitionists nominated W. W. Sherman for mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
LowEtt
George W. Fifield
Courtney
W. W. Sherman
Pittsf ield Republican Nominations
Pittsfield Republican nominations list ward by ward with Aldermen, Councils, and school committee selections. Names include N Russell A Teeling G Humphrey Jabez L Peck George W Smith James H Butler H Nash H C Clark David Clary FE Slocum Joseph Foote H H Ballara J F Adams C Lincoln R E Burbank A N Parker Mortimer Francis Joseph E Pierson A P Wood Benjamin F Robbins 8 N Fuller C C Wright E B Wilson E S Lawrence Rev Mr Hoppe W K Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Pittsgreep
Wade
N. Russell
A. Teeling
George Humphrey
George D. Parker
O.I. Benedict
Andrew _J. White
I. ©. MacInness
H. M. Owen
H. Nash
H. C. Clark
Jabez L. Peck
A. P. Wood
Benjamin F. Robbins
Republican Executive Committee backing Merrill for Mayor
The Republican city committee met at headquarters with candidate Moody Merrill attending. Merrill urged all members to contribute to the campaign and a number of Hart supporters, including City Architect Atwood and Messenger Bullard, shifted to Merrill. The full committee plans a meeting Wednesday evening with Merrill likely in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Executive Committee
Republican City Committee
Moody Merrill
Merrill
Hart
Atwood
Messenger Bullard
Grand Banquet Honors Boston Methodist Leaders
The Boston Methodist Social Union hosted a banquet in Music Hall with over 1100 attendees to honor the General Missionary Committee. Distinguished speakers discussed aggressive New England Methodism, national religious plans, and women’s roles, amid orchestral music and prayers finishing with a call for broader religious education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Missionary Committee
The
Social Union
Bishops and General Missionary Committee
Methodist Social Union of
Boston
Music Hall
Charles Wesley Order
Leroy 5. Johnson
Thomas Bowman
McCabe
Jesus
Fowler
Foster
New England
J. M. Thoburn
India
Gates of Hell
Ponte W. Knight
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jo. F. Hurst
National Methodist University
Washington
National Capital
Catholic University
D. H. Moore
Western Christian Advocate
Church
J. H. Vincent
Church of the Future
J. P. Newman
J. M. Buckley
New York Christian Advocate
Clauim
Warren
Boston University
Brunswick Fur Club field trials end with many awards in Maine and New England
The Brunswick Fur Club held its second annual field trials in Brunswick Maine from November 10 to 16 with about 100 members and guests. Eighteen foxhounds and five beagles competed. prizes went to Joe Forester Major O Rourke Nelly Ripley for hunting and trailing and to Clinker for speed. Other awards covered barking style and the highest general average, with several hounds from the Southern States recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Brunswick Fur Club
Brunswick
New England
A. C. Hessenger
Joe Forester
R. D. Perry
Major O'Rourke
A. McDonald
Nelly Ripley
M. Thomas
Bugle
A. C. Heftenger
Speed
Clinker
M. ‘Thomas
More Salons Wanted in Fall River
Fall River on November 17 reports the city government ordered the Mayor to petition the Legislature for a liquor license ratio of one per 500 inhabitants, instead of 1 per 1000. A committee was named to study a municipal electric plant and light system. The Mayor and city solicitor were authorized to sue Old Colony Railroad to enforce rights to Middle street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Old Colony Rail
Middle Street
Warrham Aldermen Fund New Police Station and Drains
Warrham board actions at regular meeting include a 1500 appropriation for the new police station, 250 for drains at the almshouse, and 600 for school supplies. In a later session, Mayor and Aldermen discuss the Henesly assault case, authorizing public censure of Officers Lombard and Peabody for force used in arresting a prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Missionary Committee Advances Africa and India Funds
The general missionary committee met at Bromfield Street Church with Bishop Ninde presiding. Africa's needs were outlined by Bishop Taylor, securing $500 for Simpson Memorial Church Liberia, $500 for contingent, $1000 for schools. India contingent fund set at $22,000 after debate, with $10,000 north India, $7,000 Bengal, $5,000 south India, plus $4,000 pledged. Bishop Taylor plans to sail from New York Saturday for Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Missionary Committee
Bromfield Street
Bishop Ninde
Africa
Taylor
Simpson Memorial
Mt. Olive
Liberia
New York
India
Thoburn
North India
Bengal
South India
Walden
Sunday School Enthusiasm Remains Focus After Porter’s Death
At a Second Church gathering of the Unitarian Sunday School Union, members marked the death of President J. W. Porter. Vice-President Horace Sears chaired and Rev. Price Collier urged renewed zeal, arguing for a concrete object and practical philanthropy to engage both children and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Sunday School Union
J. W. Porter
Second Church
Horace Sears
Price Collier
Harrison
Cleveland
Collier
Brookline
John O. Norris
Woman Named Barber Attempts Suicide on City Streets
Elbhie Barber alias Paris attempted suicide by poison last evening. She took the poison on the steps of 37 Carver street and was rushed to City Hospital via Tratton's drug store, where she remains in critical condition. She resides at No 9 Boylston place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbhie Barber
Paris
Boylston Place
Carver Street
Tratton
City Hospital
Elevator accident injures worker at local plant
Michael Carney of 109 Pynchon Street, while at work for George R. McFarland of 39 Franklin Street, was seriously hurt yesterday when his head was caught between a descending elevator and a bar of iron. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Carney
Pynchon Street
George R. McFarland
Franklin Street
Massachusetts Generals Hospital
Tremont Temple Commonwealth course offers season tickets
As many as wish to attend the fall and winter series of ten concerts and lectures at Tremont Temple may obtain season tickets for 50 cents each. Managers have generously consented to make the pass available to all interested readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Paul Jones at Hollis Street Theatre in Boston
Review of the first Boston production of the operetta Paul Jones with music by Planquette. Agnes Huntington stars as Paul Jones but is criticised for weak singing and poor enunciation. Farnie’s libretto alters the original Surcouf tale with mixed, melodramatic action and uneven wit. cast and orchestra receive mixed verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Huntington
Paul Jones
H. B&b
Farnie
Chivot and Duru
Planquette
Hollis Street Theatre
Agnes Huntington Ruffolo de Martine
Karl Mora Bicuquet
Seeceseverseeeessibric
Phorne Don Lrocaderd
Eeseeeees
Herve D
Fanny Wentworth Mali
Millie Marsden
Yvonne
Margarite van Breydel
John Paul Jones
Walt Whitman
Captain Pearson
Denis Duval
Israel Potter
Dr. Franklin
Paris
H. B. Farnie
Baltic
Russias
Potemkin
St. Malo
Peter Wilkins
Sinbad
Mosquitos
William Dibden
Planonette
Jones
Bicoquet
Messrs
Mostyn
James
Thorne
Miss van Breydel
Agnes Huntington
Berlin
Overhead Bridge to Replace Dangerous Rail Crossing in Dorchester
Boston Aldermen hear petition signed by 209 Dorchester residents calling for an overhead bridge on Lauriet Avenue over the New York and New England railroad. The plan, backed by Alderman Carruth, seeks $75,000 and a sub committee to study the proposal amid safety concerns after multiple fatalities. Includes discussion of Attucks grave memorial and other city items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Carruth
Dorchester
Lauriat Avenue
New York & New England Railroad
Carruth
McLaughlin
A. E. Pillsbury
Dorr
Board of Street Commissioners
Boston
Carruth, Smith and Reed
Whitmore
Samuel Gray
Samuel Maverick
James Caldwell
Cristus Aystucks
Patrick Carr
Christopher Snider
United States
Commonwealth
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Charles E. Mixer
Faneuil Hall
Newsboys
Brown S. Flanders
Roxbury
Cremont Street
Reed
Berkeley Street
The Merry Monarch at the Globe Boston
Francis Wilson headlines the Globe Theatre with The Merry Monarch a lyric farce in Boston last evening. The eccentric comedy star draws a full house despite bad weather, with Wilson's unique antics and witty local hits driving strong audience laughter while the supporting cast, Miss Marie Jansen and Miss Laura Moore among others, share the light. The plot remains light and the score weak, though the orchestration pleases and the production is kept buoyant by Wilson's performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOBE
Francis Wilson
Boston
Globe Theatre
J. Cheever Goodwin
Wilson
Mercury
Marie Jansen
Nettie Lyford
Merry Monarch
English evangelist speaks against Father Ignatius at Tremont Temple
The Rev. Somerset Gardner a Baptist clergyman described Father Ignatius as a Jesuit covertly guiding Anglian Catholic aims. He asserted Ignatius aims to restore Rome’s supremacy and cited a visit to the Benedictine Monastery as evidence of Roman superstitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Gardner
Tremont Temple
A. J. Gordon
Church of England
Gordon
Father Ignatius
Mr. Gardner
England
Ignatius
Society of Jesuits
St. Benedictine
Jonatius
Royal Leaders of Society Viewed by Mrs Leslie
Mrs Frank Leslie lectured last evening on Royal Leaders of Society detailing European courts from Henry VIIII to Victoria and the Prince of Wales. She praised some monarchs and criticized others while noting American leaders Washington and Arthur and urging women to act with tact and men to live honorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leslie
New York
America
Europe
Henry Viiiii
United States
Henry VIII
Charles St
Prince of Wales
Republic
Dabbie
Allo
Lord Byron
Atlantic
Leslie
Queen Victoria
Henry VII
England
Queen Elizabeth
Charles II
France
Louis XIV
George IV
English Royal Society
Victoria
Jeslie
Beatrice
Napoleon
Mrs. Leslie
Joaquin Miller
George Washington
Chester A. Arthur
Ward McAllister
Republics
Ministers and the M'Kinley Bill at Pilgrim Hall
Rev Dr A A Miner spoke on The Pan American Conference at Congregational ministers meeting in Pilgrim Hall. He argued the conference aims include treaties and ending war arbitament, and that the McKinley bill blocks Zollverein. He criticized tariff policy as incompatible with the Golden Rule and reciprocal trade plans. A memorial service for Dr Dexter Key was designated for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’kinley
A. A. Miner
Pilgrim Hall
Zollverein
Mckinley
Dexter
Potter and Lovell Waive Examination in Embezzlement Case
Walter Potter and Wallace D Lovell appeared in the lower court yesterday afternoon and waived examination on charges of embezzlement and larceny filed by Charles Richardson of C Richardson and Sons Philadelphia. The case has been postponed by counsel and now goes to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Walter Potter
Wallace D. Lovell
Charles Richardson
C. Richardson & Sons of
Philadelphia
Grand
Water tower delivered to replace destroyed at fire site
City receives a new water tower slightly narrower than the previous unit, easier to maneuver through tight streets and sharp corners. An Appalachian Mountain Club exhibit showcases about four hundred photographic views from six excursions and over twenty five outings, with some Peabody boulders shots by Joan Ritchie noted for geology. Mason & Hamlin Hall hosts the first chamber concert at 8 pm featuring Nevin, Duiecken, Morawski, Lynes, and Camilla Urso with Mendelssohn violin concerto. The L Angelus painting remains on display at the Verestehagin Russian Exhibition at 401 Tremont Street until Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountain Club
Peabody Boulders
Joan Ritchie
Tremont Street
Revered Samuel Foljambe D D Dies Sudden in New Haven
Obituary notes the Rev Samuel W Foljambe D D pastor of the Baptist Church Woonsocket R I died suddenly in New Haven Conn while attending a Baptist congress. Born Leeds Oct 14 1827 he earlier preached with Methodists and later served multiple pastorates including Branch Street Pittsburg East Boston Framingham Albany Harvard Street Boston and Maiden. Dec 1 resignation to join Winthrop Me noted. Also obituary items for Frank H Bascom Montpelier and Father Sumoncino Dampieri S J and Richard A Newell of Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Foljambe
D.D
Baptist Church
Woonsocket
R. L
New Haven
Conn
Baptist Congress
Leeds
Yorkshire
Franklin, O
Pittsburg
Penn
Branch Street
Framingham
Mass
Boston
Albany
N. Y
Harvard Street Churc
Maiden
Winthrop
Frank H. Bascom
Montpelier
Northwestern Coal & Land Company
Muncie
Ind
Vermont
Cleveland
Royal Order of Scotland
Supreme Council
Sumoncino Dampieri
S. J
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston College
Italy
de Dampieri
Padua
Rome
Society of Jesus
St. Mary’s Church
North End
City Hospital
Richard Austin Newell
Brookline
Babcock Street
Chatham Street
Chamber of Commerce
Winslow Lewis Lodge
A. M
Orpheus Society
Man Struck by Train Injures South Boston Driver
Michael Cosgrove of 7 Athens Street South Boston was driving a rear team at 425 Medford Street Charlestown when struck by a Boston and Maine train yesterday afternoon. He sustained a severe thigh injury and his horse was killed. Cosgrove was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cosgrove
Athens Street
Boston
Medford Street
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Railroad
Cosrove
Massachusetts General Hospital
Stabbed Woman, Man Arrested After 31 Anderson St Incident
Officer Fitzgerald of Station 3 arrested George Bb. Mahone for stabbing Anna E. Daniels in the side and under the left shoulder at 31 Anderson Street. The suspect is Black and the victim is white. Daniels was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officer Fitzgerald
Station 3
George Bb. Mahone
Anna E. Daniels
Woulder
Anderson Street
Mahone
Massachusetts General Hospital
Crown of Perak Sultan’s Relic Sold in Singapore
The late Sultan of Perak’s crown was sold by his estate in Singapore. Valued at 37000 dollars, the gold piece is studded with 1000 jewels and served many Malay sultans. An advertisement promotes Taylor Old Bourbon and Taylor Pure Whiskeys as aged medicinal spirits, with Chester HL Graves & Sons of Boston as proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perak
Senapore
G. O. ‘Taylor
Chester HL Graves & Sons
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Puri Hale
the Board OF Aldermen
Dr. Miner
NO Society For America
Mrs. Frank Leslie
Grand Jury
ScotT's
Scott
Mldal
Lodo
W. Baker & CO
Brsakiasi Gotta
W. Baker & C9
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