General Otis Visits Boston Amid Lieutenant-Governor Talk
General Jol Otis of Northampton arrived in Boston for a stay at the United States Hotel. He said he only returned from California last Friday and wished to understand the origin and purpose of calls for his Republican nomination before making any public statement. He plans a brief eastern state tour to gauge the political situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol Otis
Northampton
Ehurnal
United States
Boesten
Albany Road
Oneral Otis
Boston
Otis
California
Oris
Middlesex County Politics Meeting Budgets October Convention
Middlesex county politics report a meeting at Youngs Hotel chaired by Richardson. Notable attendees include Pitman Bent and Butler. The group votes to hold county convention in Lowell October 6 to nominate county officers and a full slate including sheriff, clerk of courts, and insolvency commissioners. Discussion notes Butler and Gutler possible re nominations and Cambridge candidate Robert Fuller to contest Butler’s role. third term issue cited.
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Middlesex County
Bgattines
Young’s Hotel
Richardson
Lowell
Harry W. Pitman
Somerville
George C. Bent
Cambridge
Johnson
Marlboro
Messrs
Dike
Stoneham
Namders
Pepperell
Sargent
Dracut
Henry G. Cushing
Theodore C. Hard
Stevens
Clark A. Batchelder
Ayer
John Haskell Butler
Greenhalge
Butler
Counillor
Gutler
Charles R. McLean
Peron
Robert ©. Fuller
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Buller
Camri
Senator Howland’s Mission in Marden Prospects
Senator Norris keeps an eye on ex Senator Marden as Senator Howland pushes westward for support. Lilley is out of the way and Marden believes he can win this year. The report, based on circumstantial western state chatter, recalls Howland’s past backing of Marden against Pillsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Norris
Marden
Lilley
Plymouth
Senate
Mr. Marden
Linces U S
Pillsbury
Ex Representative Glines Faces Local Republican Convention
Ex representative Glines of Somerville is seen as unlikely to win a walk over in the Republican senatorial convention this fall. Friends of Arlington’s Peck press him forward now that Rider of Winchester is out. Somerville opponents accuse Glines of mounting a private machine and “robbing the roost” to block his candidacy. Some back Medford-Somerville unity to offset discontent, while Glines’s supporters cite the Medford-Somerville bond as stronger than city dissent. The convention has twenty eight delegates, fourteen from Somerville.
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Glines
Somerville
Peck
Arlington
Rider
Winchester
Plymouth County Representatives Reappointed by District
Plymouth County commissioners reappoint one representative per district across ten districts with voter tallies ranging from 1345 to 2116. Districts include Plymouth, Marshfield, Duxbury, Cohasset, Hingham, Abington, Marion, Lakeville, Brockton and surrounding towns.
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Plymouth
Plymouth County
Marshfield
Plympton
Kingston
Duxbury
Seituante
South Seituate
Hann
Pembroke
Cohasset
Hingluum Land Fill
Warcs
Drockton
Bos
Wascds
Brockton
Worcester Democrats Organize After Meeting in Town Committee
The Worcester Democrats chairman led a meeting yesterday to organize Worcester County party efforts and set the choice of a new leadership slate. Local officials and party members attended to discuss campaign strategy and upcoming elections.
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Worcester
Worcester County
Worcester Committee Officers Elected in 10th District
Edward A Harris heads the Worcester city committees as president H Negent of Clinton as secretary and S R Edwards as treasurer The membership is limited to chairs of city and town committees in the tenth congressional district A resolution endorsing President Cleveland was unanimously adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Harris
Worcester City
H. Negent
Clinton
S. R. Edwards
Tenth Congressional
Cleveland
Wisconsin Republicans Name Rusk Victory Aboard State Ticket
Madison convenes with J W Quarles as chairman and Jeremiah M Rusk nominated for Governor by acclamation. George W Ryland for Lieutenant Governor Ernest Timme renominated secretary of state. Platform praises Rusk actions in Milwaukee mobs, supports local option law, labor sympathy, and public railroad regulation. Henry Harshaw of Oshkosh nominated for state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
J. W. Quarles
Racine
Quarles
Rusk
Blaine
Logan
Jeremiah M. Rusk
George W. Ryland
Ernest
Timme
Milwaukee
Henry Harshaw
Oshkosh
Pratt Coal and Iron Company Expands in Alabama
One million dollars of Pratt Coal and Iron Company stock is sold to New York investors led by John H Inman and Nathaniel Easter. The firm, owner of the world’s largest bituminous coal mines, plans a 1 million dollar expansion at New Pittsburg near Birmingham with four furnaces and Bessemer steel works. Three more coal mines to open and 20 hot blast coke furnaces planned in the Dinningham district within ten miles. A steel experiment with 2.06 million capital to be launched at Nyeessemer City ten miles south of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewmauam
Ala
Pratt Coal and Iron Company
John Hi Inman
New York
Nathaniel Easter
A. M. Shook
Enoch Ensley
T. T. Hilman
John H. Inman
Nathaniel Baxter
Tennessee
Iessemer City
Birmingham
Prohibitionist Nominates Texas Ticket at State Convention
The Prohibitionist State convention in Dallas today nominated Kk. L. Doheny for governor and S. G. Mullins for lieutenant governor with B. F. Williams attorney general F. L. Yoakum comptroller W. D. Jackson land office head J. L. Blaine and W. K. Homan to court posts Addison Clark named public school superintendent The platform denounces the Democratic party for blocking a prohibitory constitutional amendment and accuses both Democratic and Republican parties of colluding with liquor interests across state and national groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Ooe
Kk. L. Doheny
G. Mullins
B. F F. Williams
F. L. Yoakum
W. D. Jackson
the Land Office
J. L. Blaine
The
Supreme Court
W. K. Homan
Addison Clark
Democratic Party
Texas
The Albany Capitol Tale of Hunt and the Scaffolding
A New York writer visiting Albany to view the Assembly Chamber meets William M. Hunt on a scaffold. Hunt refuses polite greetings, declaring the approaching writer cannot enter his presence. The encounter unfolds amid talk of ceiling design and art criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
William M. Hunt
New York City
New York
Hunt
West Point
Linnt
Capitol
Tinnt
Eidlitz
Soand Se
Mr. Hunt
Veterans Rights Union Formed by Massachusetts G A R
A delegates convention at John A Andrew Post 15 adopted the constitution of the Veterans Rights Union and Employment Bureau. Officers elected include D A Pierce president, W F Lane and I O Willey vice presidents, George Hitchinis recording secretary, Edwin Hant treasurer, with an advisory council from several posts. The body aims to secure veterans’ rights, assist pensioned peers, and help widows and children find employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of
Massachusetts
Veterans’ Rights Union and Employment Bureau
Aus Tobin
John A. Andrew
D. Edwin Hant
W H. Poole
Charlestown
H. M. Porter
Lowell
W.S. Hixon
Chelsea
W. H. Abbott
Holyoke
Henry Wilson
Lawrence
Woburn Leather Men Face Arbitration End Oct 1
Breach risks loom between Lee Stoneham Winchester leather makers and the Knights of Labor over arbitration terms. Manufacturers warn they may shut factories after October 1 if they lose control, with a meeting planned to decide next steps. Sustace, Cummings & Co. to shut for repairs October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stoneham
Winchester
Knights of Labor
Woburn
New England Leather Manufacturers’ Association
Sustace, Cummings & Co
Knights of Labor rally boosts Salem tanner strike
John B. Barry of the national executive board visits Salem to back strikers with mass attendance near 1000 at the skating rink. Non union men flood in for work as Matt Robson’s factory runs steam for the first time in seven weeks. The city board pledges impartiality, promising to investigate each case, while many strikers seek other jobs due to scarce openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
John B. Barry
National Executive Board
Knights of Labor
Barry
Matthew Robson
Raymond
Knights
Trial of Peter Leighton in Maine Murder Case Continues
The Bar Horror Maine murder trial of Peter Leighton proceeded with four to five witnesses for the prosecution and several for the defense. Leighton described the night of the incident claiming the girl upset the heat and he stayed with her for a half hour before she was found clinging to the boat. He swam ashore then hid for hours, later wandering to a fish house where authorities found him. A cloak belonging to Sarah Mayne was recovered on Iron Bound Island shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Leighton
Sarah Mayne
Sappho
Leighton
Lronbound Island
Sea serpent sighted in Connecticut river near Cromwell
In New Haven on September 8 a sea serpent, about 100 feet long with a head ten feet above water, was seen by Col Stocking and Silas Sage as their boat was struck while crossing the river. The creature Then moved up river causing splashing and alarms as crowds watched from shore all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut River
Cromwell
Colonel Stocking
Silas Sage
Stocking
Ace
Highland Light crew to leave for Caos tomorrow
A telegram to Mr. Wilcox of the American fish bureau from Prince Edward Island states that the captain and crew of the seized schooner Highland Light will depart for Caos tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groucester
Wilcox
American Fish Bureau
Prince Edward Island
Highland Light
Caos
Mayor Powell Re-Elected in Quiet City Election
New Corr R I Sept 8. City election passed off quietly today. Chief interest centered in the mayoral race between ex-Mayors Slocum and Franklin opposing the re election of Mayor Powell. Powell won by a handsome majority of 435 in 1745 state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Corr. R. I
Slocum
Franklin
Powell
Nine Tired Cowboys Fail to Score in Opener
Sept. 8 reports from Kansas City detail a 2-0 Boston win over the Kansas Citys in a mistimed game. Edward Whitney held the tourney bats as Detroits slugged three homers in Chicago and St. Louis play. The box scores show Boston runs on three two-base hits and fielding miscues by Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Stermmyer
Whitney
Bostons
Kansas Citys
R. R
Hornung
O' Radford
Litten
Myers
Niisitcoik Cso
Rowe
Beekea Ee Wise
O' Bissett
Johnston
Chett
Gunning
Lilite
Pee
Capeca
Redford
Lennelly
Morrill
Detroit
Decker
O’ Day
Washington
Oj Irwin
Cahill
Farrar
Haey
L Clements
Cale Steel
Sanauuae
St. Louis
Philadel Iahias
St Louis
Glascock
Denny Cahill
Healy
Casey
Daily
Grace Pierce
Blues Triumph as Lambert Debuts in Boston Victory
In a Boston Blues vs Lawrences game at South End grounds, Lambert debuted for the Blues with three baggers and errors shaping nine runs. Blues built a 12 run total aided by three-base hits from Ake and Shaw, while Lawrences scored in sixth and eighth innings amid miscues. Umpire McClosky officiated a 1 hour 56 minute affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Blues
Lawrences. R. Lp
PO. A. EB. N
PO. A
OjGrady
Sullivan
Cox
Gss
QO & G
Murn’y
Vettee
Ck Ek
Oe Shaw
Lambert, P
Wiencod
Eisencen
Blues
Lawrences
Ake
Ryan
Hartnett
McCormick
M. Sullivan
Shaw
Burke
Bells
Wild nieh—Gorman
Lambert
Gormen
Burns
Pettee
Grady
Kartnett
McClosky
PortLand
Portlands
Lynns
Madden
Scoring Lines From Multiple City Games
Chicago beat New York 12 to 3. Philadelphia Frooklyns 6, Athletics 0. Baltimore Metropolitans 8, Baltimores 1. Cincinnati Cincinnatis 4, Louisvilles 8. Hartford Hartfords 0, Newarks 0. Concord Concords 0, Manchesters 2. Pittsburg St. Louis 8, Pittsburgs 0. Pittsburg St. Louis 6, Pittsburgs 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicagos
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Frooklyns
Athletics
Baltimore
Metropolitans
Baltimores
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Louisvilles
Hartford
Baseball Matchups List From Regional Games
League St Louis at Kansas City and Detroit at Chicago. American Metropolitans at Baltimore. Brooklyns at Philadelphia. St Louis at Pittsboro. New England Portlands at Brockton. Lawrences at Haverhill. Brocktons at Lynn.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Detroits
Chicago
Baltimore
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
New England
Portlands
Brockton
Lawrences
Haverhill
Brocktons
Lynn
Bostons Prepare East Swing to Face National Clubs
The Bostons head east for a string of games against the Washingtons Phillies and New Yorks before returning home. Lambert the new Boston Blues pitcher, formerly with the Meridians and Crocktons, did not play for Crocktons this season. Blues meet Portlands in a postponed South End grounds game with Willis Murphy on the battery and Connolly to pitch for Portland. Yesterday Blues beat Lawrences with eight three-base hits and five double plays. Willie Murphy is sick again but excelling in his replacement. Washington club lands Krieg Gilmore Shock Mack and Henry from the Hartfords for 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Blues
Lawrences
South End Grounds
Blues
Lambert
Ake
Ryan
Hartnett
McCormick
Riley
Cox
Sullivan
Pettee
Holland
Burns
Burke
Kiley
M. Sullivan
Barger
M. Murphy
Shaw
Fanning
Bostons
Washingtons
Phillies
New Yorks
Meridians
The
Crocktons
Portland
South End
Willis
Murphy
Connolly
Portlands
Willie Murphy
Washington Club
Krieg, Gilmore
Shock
Mack and
Henry
Hartfords
General Sheridan orders Apache and Warmprings moved to Fort Marion
General O O Howard reports a dispatch directing the Apache and Warmpring tribes be sent at once to Fort Marion Florida with Geronimo and other captured Apaches to Fort Bowie for confinement under guard until decisions are made Geronimo and other hostiles are to be tried by a military commission at Fort Bowie not turned to civil authorities due to lack of positive evidence Howard expects some hostiles may offer State's evidence as with Modoc marauders Apache at Fort Apache to depart for their new home tomorrow
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San Francisco
O. O. Howard
Division of the Pacific
Sheridan
Fort Marion
Fla
Geronimo
Fort Bowie
Howard
Modoc
Fort Apache
Passumpsic & Connecticut Rivers Railroad picks new slate
At Newport Vermont’s annual meeting the old directors were elected with one change William D Bishop replacing Pierce. Stockholders authorized new stock to cover floating debt. President Emmons Raymond declined reelection citing age and interests. A. B. Harris became president N P Lovering treasurer and H C Cleveland secretary chosen by directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Passumpsic & Connecticut Rivers Railroad Company
William D. Bishop
Bridgeport
Conn
Pierce
Emmons Raymond
A. B. Harris
N. P. Lovering
H. C. Cleveland
Brilliant wedding in Lawrence for A D A Deecourcey and Miss Lizzie Roberts
A highly celebrated ceremony was held at St Marys church in Lawrence as Assistant District Attorney Charles A Deecourcey married Miss Lizzie Roberts. The event drew top city and county officials including Attorney General Sherman and District Attorney Hurlburt along with friends from Boston New York and Montreal. A three week wedding trip to the White Mountains and Montreal followed after a reception at the brides mothers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Hurlburt
Bruce
Murdy
Herrick
Carter
Haveni
J. G. Blake
J. B. Moran
Boston
New York
Montreal
White Mountains
Alligators Sighted In Cocheco River Dover NH
In Dover New Hampshire a Florida friend sent a male and female alligator to a resident last summer. The female escaped into the upper Cocheco River and has been sighted repeatedly but not captured. Today a small alligator, believed to be the offspring, was captured and two other young ones were seen recently, prompting locals to stop bathing in the upper river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Florida
Cocheco River
New Hampshire Club Holds Field Day at Wentworth Hotel
Portsmouth Sept 8 The New Hampshire Club conducted its field day at Hotel Wentworth with about 150 members and many ladies in attendance President J C Moore presided Distinguish guests included Frank Jones Henry O Kent and Alvah O Sulloway After dinner speeches were delivered by Kent Perkins Bell Richards and others In the evening 200 couples joined in dancing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
New Hampshire Club
Hotel Wentworth
J. C. Moore
Frank Jones
Henry O. Kent
Alvah O. Sulloway
Horace B. Perkins
John J. Bell
George F. Richards
Clothing cutters strike ends after arbitration terms
New York reports the clothing cutters strike is ended as the Knights of Labor arbitration committee accepts manufacturers terms. Strikers return to work individually while non union workers are kept. Union men complain of being sold out as in the Progressive Cigar affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knights of Labor
City Notes Report From Nahant PicNic And Local News
Gaston master masons enjoyed a picnic at Nahant yesterday. The case of Herbert N. Smith charged with embezzling 3000 from the American Mortgage and Investment Company, Feb. 27, 1886, before Judge Curtis, continued with recognizance set at 1500. Special Officers Waits and Vinal seized books at Taneril Hall square tied to the Frankfort lottery. Oscar Farrar held on 500 bond. A portable platform for future processions is ordered between City Hall pillars. Division 1 to gain police signal service, likely at old Station 8. George Marshall, master of the whaling schooner William Grazier, arraigned on beating a crew member. held 800 for appearance. Officer McCausland recovered 165 in stolen property from Belle Gray. Boston Soul Association to hold session Feb. 22 at First Baptist Hyde Park. sermon by Rev. Spaulding. Edward McCluskey and Edward Sullivan arrested for obstructing the sidewalk. Sullivan fined 10 and McCluskey pleaded guilty. Harris E. Sloane, 19, injured by a falling timber at new house corner of Mia oh and Garrison. skull fracture and leg broken. Frank Rosa, 4, fell four stories from rear building. death. Count Litten found guilty of fraud for beard at Revere House. sentenced to two months in Charlestown jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Nahant
Herbert N. Smith
American Mortgage and Investment Company
Curtis
Taneril Hall Square
Oscar Farrar
City Hall Yard
School Street
George Marshall
William Grazier
Provincetown
Fizh
McCausland
Inspector
Belle Gray
Fts First Baptist
Hyde Park
C. Li. Spaulding
Boston
Edward McCluskey
Edward Sullivan
Station 4
Sullivan
McCluskey
Harris E. Sloane
North Bereen Street
Brighton
Mia Oh
Garrison Streets
City Hospital
Frank Rosa
Essex Street
Litten
Freudaient U P
Revere House
Charlestown
Fortieth Massachusetts Reunion and Eighth Regiment Parade
The Fortieth Massachusetts Regiment held its annual reunion at Attleboro with many comrades present. After touring town sites and a banquet at G A R Hall, plans were made to hold the next reunion in Boston. The Eighth Regiment parade and drill was also noted in Salem this morning. a Gloucester man, David Johnson, appeared in Salem District Court after a voyage across the Atlantic with a dog, then was escorted to Lowell by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortieth Massachusetts Regiment
Attlesboro
Yeatersca
LGO
G. A. R. Hall
Boston
Eighth Regiment
Salem
Orenoon
District Court
David Johnson
Gloucester
Atlantic
Lowell
Nap G
Leon
Hopeful Carpets in Stock at Pray Sons & Co
John H. Pray, Sons & Co presents the full line of Bigelow carpets with ball patterns all in and available for sale at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Homey Cough Cure Leads Bargain Soap and Dye Offers
Local newspaper ad highlights Bale's Homey Cough Cure at 25 cents and 59 cents, Glenna Sulphur Soap at 26 cents, German Corn Remover at 26 cents, Hills Hair and Whisker Dye in black or brown, Pike's Toothache Drops at 26 cents, and Dean's Rheumatic Pills advertised as a sure cure for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bale
Glenns
PIKE
Dean
Probate Notice for Isaac A. Kenials Estate
The court calls heirs and interested parties to respond to a petition by Solon A. Vuck seeking probate of the will of Isaac A. Kenials of Lebanon Gratton County New Hampshire. A citation will be published in the Boston Post with three weekly notices. the first to appear within thirty days. The hearing is set for October in Boston Suffolk County at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac A. Kenials
Lebanon
Gratton
New Hampshire
Solon A. Vuck
Seid Lebanon
New Hamashire
Shid
Suchfork
Boston
Seid
Suffolk
Boston Post
Donx W. McKim
Names Change Decree in Cambridge Probate Court
In Cambridge, Middlesex, a probate court on September 1, 1886, granted petitions by Maaar Owe Roprighus, Maris Glorea Serpa, and Manon Rodrigues Serpa as next friends for Alfred Seria and Maria Sirva. They win name changes to Maneel Rodgers, Maria Gloria Rodgers, Alfred Rodgers, and Maria Eugenia Rodgers. Public notice to appear for three weeks in the Postoy Post at Boston. Judge George My Brooks. Attorney Joan H. Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Sirva
Manoy
Somerville
Sid
Siaanel Rodrigues Serpa
Maneel Rodgers
Maria Gloria Serpa
Maria Gloria Rodgers
Seron
Alfred Oscar Rodgers
Muria Serpe
Maria Eugenia Rodgers
Ling
Sid Che
Postoy Post
Dosten
George
MY Brooks
Joan H. Tate
Court Street
New Presses and Type Set for Toa Tag Bos JN
The New Presses announce a new form with eight pages of seven columns each. JN notes Toa Tag Bos updates in the latest issue, highlighting fresh typography and layout.
New Opinion and News Compilation In The Journal
A historic issue from the Thereueh News Journal presents the highest class coverage of finance commerce society politics and culture. It promises full news and comment across literary dramatic and general topics with club and society notes.
Boston Post debuts eight page quarto under new owners
The Herald and others laud the Boston Post for a typographic upgrade to eight pages under new management. Commentators praise the improved make up, attractive typography, expanded content, and renewed vitality while noting the Post’s long standing reliability and reach in New England journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Boston Pot
POST
the Transcript
The
Advertiser
Boston Post
Providence
Yost
New England
Beston
Probate notices from 1886 Boston area estate proceedings
Probate Court in Middlesex and Suffolk counties issues notices of administration and executors for multiple estates. Mary P. Praman seeks admin on Marry Braman estate. George M. Koos presiding. Advertisements call creditors and next of kin to file claims and bond details. Parties include William H. Gould and John A. Collins as administrators or executors with dates in September 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rassachusetts
Braman
Newton
Gett
Mary P. Praman
Neston
Middlesex
Cambridge
Sid Netitioner
Boston West
Boston
Sid Co
George M. Koos
Squire
J. Hi EN
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Stemmyer
Waya
Scole
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Henion
Olohifieldic
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Conway
Hayes
Tomar Ces
Detreite
Tataen
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Brouthers
Thomnson
Carroll
Crewe
Gillen
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Woroshingtons
Dunlap
Quest
Kelly
Flynn
Keefe
K. LB
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Rive
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York Hardie
Sterbr’'K
Firtin
Sabre Kyun
Oj Gerhardt
COPE
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Steller
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Lowell Times
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Anna D. Gould
William H. Gould
Hoston
John A. Collins
Mary Norson
Patrick AV Collins
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