Champions Return as Baseball Race Intensifies
The Brooklyn club faces a stretch with eight consecutive home games after an upcoming trip to New York, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. Daly receives praise as a top all around second baseman, while Dahlen shines at shortstop. The Louisville system shows strength with a doubleheader win over St. Louis and Cleveland, drawing 11,300 in attendance.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyns
Orioles
Robinson
Daly
Dahlen
Han Jon
Louisines
Colonels
Chicago Orphans
Cincinnati
Massachusetts
George N. Morse
Cambridge
Carters
Morse
Harry Dolan
Springfield Ponies
Lewis
Long
Selee
Young Kuhns
Gotham
Teddy
Willis
Nichols
Meekin
Bailey
Louisville
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Maurer McGraw Returns to Lead Baltimore Ahead of Season
Maurer McGraw is back in the game for Baltimore, providing lead-off spark that steadies the club. Several players and prospects are mentioned across leagues, including Pickett’s potential trials, Bannon’s possible start for Boston, and Scheibeck’s Washington tryout. The piece notes left-handed hitters’ prevalence, ongoing salary disputes in the Western League, and a charity game at South End grounds for Lusk.
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Maurer McGraw
Baltimore
Dave Pickett
Binghamton
Brookline
Pickett
Thio City
George Bannon
Boston
Senators
Sclee
J. K.scheibeck
Washington
Duluth
Jim McPhee
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Robinson
McGraw
Me and
Robbie
Mayor’s Club
Howard Street
Scott
Newton
Brush
Montreal Gazette
Tommy Bannon
Lynn Boy
Ieads
Deady
Detroit
Ware
Mass
Post and Herald
South End Grounds
Lusk
Herald
Jack Chapman
Norwich
Jack
Brooklyn
Tom Daly
Dahlen
Jennings
Wrigley
New York
Giants
Rusie
Freedman
Metropolis
Soden
Cigarmaaker
Poston
Cronin and Callahan Hit Hard as Chicago Wins Openers
In Cincinnati Cronin endured a heavy pounding in the first game and Chicago seized control. Mertes delivered two drives over center field while Callahan absorbed even tougher blows in the second game, which was halted at dusk. The scores were not disclosed.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Ryan
Kwon B. Po
Lange
Esereseses
Everitt
Se Eraseeree
Mertes
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Woot
Penz
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Kiffith
Bradley
Corcoran
Selbach
McCormick
McPhee
Beekly
Magoon
Balle
Cronin
Peitz
McDonald
Interscholastic Notes on Worcester and Cambridge Players
Worcester Academy lost several stars but may still field a strong team with Scheuber and others entering Hopkins, while Arthur Stillman and George Stephenson emerge as Harvard and Yale prospects. Dorchester High aims to repeat Somerville’s senior league title, and Holy Cross adds John Reilly after English High School stints.
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Scheuber
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Hopkinson School
Arthur Duffy
Arthur Stillman
Hoppy
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
George Stephenson
Andover
Donovan
Dorchester High Boys
Somerville High
Dorchester Boys
R. J. Nichols
Tubber’ Goodwin
J. E. O'Connell
Jim Macksey
Murphy
Boston College
Macksey
John Reilly
lEnglish
Brown University
Holy Cross
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East Indian Prince Leads English Cricket Team to Tour
Kumar Shri Ranjitsinji arrives in New York aboard the Cunard liner Etruria with a selected England team to face American clubs. Welcomed by Philadelphia cricket officials, the party proceeds by train to Philadelphia for the first games, then to Livingston, N. J. The squad includes Brann of Sussex Bosanquet of Middlesex Denep of Gloucestershire Maclaren of Lancashire Priestly of Hampshire Robertson Robson of Essex Stoddard Midd yesex Townsend of Gloucestershire and W of Somersetshire.
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New York
Kumar Shri Ranjitsinji
Cunard
Etruria
Associated Cricket Elevens
Philadelphia
Livingston
G. Brann
Sussex
An. J. T. Bosanquet
Middlesex
G. L. Deneup
Gloucestershire
A. C. Maclaren
Lancashire
A. Priestly
Hampshire
F. N. Robertson
C. Robson
Essex
A. E. Stoddard
Middiesex
C. L. Townsend
Somersetshire
Professor Kennedy Boxing Coach Delivers Sharp Training
A noted boxing teacher known as Professor Kennedy emphasizes tough, up-to-date training methods. The article highlights his hard-hitting style and current approaches to coach athletes.
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Prof. Kennedy
Beylston
Century and half century cycling fans enjoy perfect day
A near ideal day drew many cyclists for century and half century runs. The Press Cycling Club led a Newburyport round trip with 150 riders, while Eddie Martyn set a one legged record by completing 100 miles in 7 hours 25 minutes. Fast rides included A. M. Brown and Irving Litchfield with 6 hours 25 minutes. Numerous clubs and dozens of riders participated across routes to Providence, Acton, and Wrentham.
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Press Cycling Club
Newburyport
Return
Eddie Martyn
Martyn
Mr. Martyn
Boston
Harry M. Gordon
Wenham
A. M. Brown
Irving Litchfield
H. S. Aresden
E. S. Jackson
R. W. Hichborn
H. Kelsey
H. Greenburg
R. Walker
C. H. Tibbetts
F. L. Axtell
W. H. Astor
J. A. Lucid
A. A. Walker
J. F. Lucid
G. K. Steele
C. Wyatt
F. L. Slade
Miss K. Knox
E. J. Norris
W. J. Thuresson
E. B. Lyons
A. W. Ramsell
E. Campbell
F. J. Sites
A. B. Letteney
J. B. Colley
P. A. Julian
W. H. Lord
J. J. McKinnon
J. H. Chase
W. E. Coe
C. F. Queen
C W. Brown
M. W. Main
Roston
J. R. Thompson
W. H. Sharp
Dorchester
A. R. Barker
Roxbury
W. L. Manchester
W. C. Stevens
Providence
CS. Rogers
Frea Dodge
Maplewood
Ingersoll
Vw. E. Twombly
Beverly
H. N. Thomas
I. L. Brackett
Rockland
T. K. Millett
Arlington
G. C. Prescott
J. A. Andrews
Somerville
A. S. Whiting
J. Van_ Cire
E. Cc. Smith
C. E. Linton
P. D. Kelley
Cambridge
East Boston
F. H. Dillaway
Fitchburg
F. W. Bartlett
P. L. Bicknell
H. C. Poole
Weymouth
Co. H. Burnham
Melrose
L. H. Roberts
E. P. Walker
Walter Weston
Danvers
A. D. McLean
Greenwood
R. S. Reed
C. W. E. Storer
West Newton
F. H. Johnson
W. Griggs
Newtonville
R. E. White
Holbrook
FH. M. Gordon
Jamaica Plain
Middlesex C. C
Acton
Kinzsbury
Bean
Orient C. Co
Waltham
Peter Robertson
Benjamin Adams
John Brokhouse
Neil McLoud
G. L. Dudley
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Tr. Nystrom
E. H. Dougall
W. D. Phelps
Ay. W. Wetsell
GC. F. Murray
W. B. Davis
A. R. Ellison
C. G. Farrett
EK. Wilkins
Ll. F. MoranJlott
Harry Miles
Carrie Dollaris
C. J. Willey
Lottie Sillman
George King
Brockhouse
Charlestown
J. F. Allard
C. A. Heintz
R. M. Shepard
F. A. Pickford
A. Reed
C. Reed
W. A. Simpson
M. A. Peterson
H. L. McPierson
A. L. Winchell
Messrs. White
Mullen
Rowan and McConnell
Unity Cycle Club
Providence-Worcester
Boston Triangle
Worcester
Providence Party
F. C
Warren Dow
R. B. Plummer
L. V. Sears
W. G. French
J Cc. Stery
Bob Thompson
Miss Plumb
Kenneth A. Skinner
Stery
E. M.reed
J. J. Donovan
Joe Angell
Century
J. I. Kimball
Ica Harrison
George Bell
D. Barry
J. S. Brayden
T. H. Dillaway
J. A. Guertin
W. Joyce
W. F. Kelli
George R. Poole
T. W. Robinson
H. Es. Bage
F. T. Strachan
H. Tyler
T. H. Warbu
Rutz Breaks State Records at Hills Grove Meet
Providence reports W. A. Rutz sets new state marks from one mile to fourteen in a four meter paced race at Hills Grove. Eddie Senoze of Pantueset finished close behind as Scholze led the field for the first three laps.
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Providence
Hills Grove
W. A. Rutz
Ffteen
Eddie Senoze
Pantueset
Scholze
Track racing notes from Crescent Park event
Crowds of 200 witnessed C Stuart Bolting defeat Jack Farnham of Boston in a 16 mile motor paced race. Hausman Rutz and Cadwell won sprint races and the tandem of Hausman and Rutz won the multicycle handicap from scratch. Rutz gained half a lap late and held on as Premilen’s wind threatened a record.
Metropolitan Wheelmen eye Providence route change for century ride
Bicycle news reports Unity Cycle Club shifting its October century from Fall River to Newburyport due to poor road conditions. Start from 74 Massachusetts avenue with slow, intermediate and fast divisions under C R C rules, riders must finish within fourteen hours.
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Metropolitan
Tremone Exchange
A. A. Beal
W. D. Lockhart
W. E. Bower
G. S. Clapp
W. H. Cullinan
B. Torrey
A. C. Alden
E. C. Hill
F. W. Baldwin
Brockton and
Walpole
C. B. A. Century
Providence
Century
Unity Cycle Club
Fall River
Newburyport
C. R.C
Massachusetts Avenue
Maryland
Massachusetts Election Committee
Earl Peabody
Chicago N. C. A
Leander
John Nelson
Dave Shafer
Harry A. Gibson
Racin
Gibson
Paris
Owen Kimble
Eddie Bald
London
Ted Sloan
George
Harry Caldwell
Burns Pierce
Harry Elkes
Chicago
W. R. Handy
Copley Square
Philadelphia
Lenox A C Lands McGovern Dixon Title Bout Purse
The Lenox A C of Dixon M' has secured a twenty five round bout between Terry McGovern and George Dixon with a $10,000 purse. They are to meet at 118 pounds in a fight scheduled to take place before February 6, 1900.
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New York
Lenox A. C
Terry McGovern
George Dixon
Boxing Gossip Weekly Card Highlights by City
Boxing gossip lists weekly bouts by day and city. Notable matchups include Choynski vs. Hall in Louisville Watts vs. Larue and Parker vs. Queenan in Denver, Maher vs Kennedy in Lenox Avenue New York and O Brien vs Burns in Louisville.
Boxing Prospects In Boston Ring 1890s Lightweight Bout
The scene centers on Jack O'Brien of New York versus Tim Kearns of Boston in a 25 round 133 pound bout at Broadway A. C. on Friday night. Kearns is favored by locals for his cleverness and speed after a rested layoff, while O'Brien is a hard-hitting grinder. Other matches include Kid Parker vs Perry Queenan for Western lightweight honors, Joe Choynski vs Jim Hall in Louisville, and Sullivan vs Bernstein at Brooklyn with bets favoring Sullivan.
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Boston
Jack O’brien
New York
Tim Kearns
Broadway A. C
Kearns
O’brien
Erie
Parker
Perry Queenan
Bat Masterson
Denver
Joe Choynski
Jim Hall
Louisville
Joe
Dave Sullivan
Joel Bernstein
Greenwood A. C
Brooklyn
Sullivan
Feinstein
Gotham
Ae Smith
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Briggs
Harry Jennings
Hartford
P. Vv. K
Lynn
McMahon
Frank Lowry
England
P. A
Punch Vaughan
Albert Bright
Mike
Maspeth
L. A
McCoy
Ryan
Syracuse
Bill Chester
Ted Marlow
Nationalporting Club
London
Frank Stewart
Joe Brierly
Liverpool
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Lander Bevan
North Country
Stalybridge Gymnastic Club
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Starlight
Arthur Morris
PD. D
Roxbury
Billy Hanrahan
Tim Hurley
Pittsburg
Pelican A. C
Death of Sergeant Lynch in Cuba
General Brooke reports Sergeant John Lynch of Company G Second Cavalry died at Matanzas on the 22d inst. Unknown cause. Notification came from Havana to the War Department in Washington.
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Washington
Brooke
Havana
War Department
Matanzas
John Lynch
Second Cavalry
MIT Reopens With Faculty Promotions and Departures
On Wednesday MIT will reopen after term changes in the faculty. Adolph Rambeau becomes professor of modern languages. Arthur A. Noyes is promoted to professor of theoretical and organic chemistry. Jerome Sonderricker and Alyne Merrill advance to associate professorships in their fields. Edward Miller and Carleton Read leave to other posts. Several others are named instructors or assistants in engineering, geology, mining, and English. Captain Bordman proceeds to the Philippines with the Twenty sixth Infantry.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Adolph Rambeau
Arthur A. Noyes
Jerome Sondericker
C. E
Alyne L. Merrill
S. B
Edward F. Miller
Carleton A. Read B
New Hampshire College
Durham
George W. Wendell
Germany
Frederic H. Keyes
Alexander W. Moseley
Frederick A. Hannah
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
John Bordman, Jr
Philippines
U. S. Infantry
Myron L. Fuller
Henry E. Andrews
Alvan L. Davis
F. L. H. Kimbal
Miles. S. Sherrill
Etheredge Walker
William S. Newell
George H. Riker
Frank R. Swift
Rescued Passengers Land From Wrecked Schooner Newton
The Quebec line steamer Madina landed Captain G. W. Heath and wife and seven Newton crew after rescuing them from the wrecked American schooner Newton. Heath reported sailing Aug 15 from Ship Island for San Juan Puerto Rico with lumber, hit by a hurricane that rendered the vessel waterlogged and wrecked by Sept 11. Fontabelle rescued the crew on Sept 18 and landed them at St Thomas on Sept 15. Newton was 499 tons, built in East Boston in 1874.
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New York
Quebec Line
Madina
West Indies
G. W. Heath
Newton
Boston
Fontainelle
McKay
West Indes
St. Thomas
Heath
Ship Island
San Juan
P. R
Dore
Fontabelle
Parker to Sail as Advisor Aboard New York Off Southampton
Ben Parker, captain of Emperor William's yacht Meteor, travels as a passenger on the New York near Southampton. He previously sailed Meteor to a decisive victory over Britannia and may serve as adviser to Mr. Fe in the forthcoming international races, though not guaranteed to command Shamrock.
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Southampton
England
Ben’ Parker
Emperor William
Meteor
New York
Parker
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Shamrock
F'fe
Hen Thief Killed by Man in Rhode Island Village
Raffael Maurara, 50, an Italian, was shot dead by James R. Bagman in Drownville nine miles from Providence after attempting to rob Bagman’s hen house. Maurara’s companion escaped. Bagman to face arraignment before Judge Bosworth in Bristol. townspeople hail the shooting as a public ben
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Providence
R. I
Raffael Maurara
James R. Bagman
Drownville
Maurara
Bagman
Planning B A A Regatta Returns for Three Day Event
The B A A regatta is set for October 10 11 and 12 with goal to match last year’s success. A relay against Union Boat Club will recur from 98. Team candidates include John Wise Everett Pope and likely Fred Tudor if he commits. Horton or another B A A crewman may fill gaps with Archie Wadsworth as fourth. A doubles match pits John Wise and George DeBlois against two B A A rivals.
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Union Boat Club
John Wise
Everett Pope
Fred Tudor
Patriot service honors Admiral Dewey at Bromfeld Street Church
A large crowd attended a patriotic service at Bromfeld Street Methodist Church honoring Admiral Dewey's home-coming. About fifty Post 26 G A R members wore uniforms as the pulpit displayed the flag and bunting. The Rev Dr Galbraith praised the administration's Manila actions in a sermon that drew applause.
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Bromfeld Street
Admiral Dewey
Galbraith
Dewey
Manila
Philippines
New York
George Dewey
Narrow harbor collision almost sinks ferry Winthrop
In Boston harbor the ferry Winthrop narrowly avoided disaster when the steel towboat Piedmont owned by Consolidated Coal steamed across its bows. The Winthrop pilot signalled and reversed engines just in time, the tug passing within a few feet of the ferry with possible loss of life prevented by swift action.
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Winthrop
Piedmont
Consolidated Coal Company
Cumberland
George’s Creek
Portsmouth
N. H
Simchas Beth Haseva Party Held by George Dewey Lodges
George Dewey Lodge 123 I B B and Lodge 128 I B E hosted a Simchas Beth Haseva at 99 Merrimac Street. Addresses were delivered by A Buchholtz Leopold Klein J Bielansky and Abraham Barth. Leopold Klein served as toastmaster. A banquet followed with songs and music by local artists.
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George Dewey
Simon Levin
Merrimac Street
Messrs. A. Buchholtz
Leopold Klein
J. Bielansky
Abraham Barth
Widow to receive $100 from coal teamsters group
At a yesterday meeting of the coal teamsters helpers the fund voted to pay $100 to the widow of late James Freeborn, a member. P. J. O'Toole was elected delegate to the convention in Detroit on October 23.
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James Freeborn
P. J. O'Toole
Detroit
Hungry on the New Orleans: Food Woes From San Juan
A U S cruiser New Orleans sailor writes home from San Juan Porto Rico describing scarce meals and heat. He longs for home and a real meal, noting the diet consists of bananas alligators manioc and coconuts and wishing for pig head and cabbage. He has not been ashore in seven weeks and the heat remains intense.
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United States
New Orleans
San Juan
Porto Rico
Football notes from the East and Midwest football scene
Hudson the little quarterback of the Carlisle Indian team shines again, kicking three field goals from outside the 30 yard line in a win over Gettysburg College. Princeton's J Hine introduces new formations as Hopkingen School opens football practice. Chicago University shows top Eastern form after two easy wins, while Penn freshman Schoenh fullback stuns Woodruff with strong kicking rays.
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Carisle
Gettysburg College
Connor
Holy Cross
Amherst Aes
EG Cece
J. Hine
Princeton
Hopkingen
Heacon Street
Captain Long
Georgetown
Interscholastic Football Association
Zoconre Committee
Chicago University
Schoeh
University of Pennsylvania
Woodruff
George Brooks
Woman Falls to Death at Field Street Home
In Sept 24 incident Mrs Maria Leach of Fall River fell down stairs at her Field street home during family absence. The neck was broken and the skull fractured causing instant death.
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Fall River
Maria Leach
Field Street
James McCashin Dies in Lowell After Six-Year Illness
James McCashin, 40, died at his Lowell home this morning after a six year battle with ossification that left his legs rigid from feet to hips. He contracted the disease while serving as a call man at a fire on a cold night over six years ago.
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Lowell
James McCashin
Bannard Leaves Cornell Football Coaching Post
Ithaca reports Captain Starbuck and Cornell football players return confirming W H Bannard will not coach the team this season. Reason for Bannard's departure not disclosed.
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Bannard
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
W. H. Bannard
Starbuck
Fire destroys two Jefferson Street factories in Chicago
A blaze swept through two factory buildings at 154 159 South Jefferson street Chicago tonight nearly totaling the structures and causing an estimated loss over 150 dollars. The damage was reported as covered by insurance.
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Chicago
South Jefferson Street
Earthquake Hits Aidin District in Asia Minor
A September 20 quake in the Aidin district of Asia Minor left more than two dozen reported dead and numerous injuries.
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Constantinople
Aidin
Asia Minor
Peace Meeting in Trafalgar Square Ends in Riot
London crowds attempted an antiwar demonstration in Trafalgar Square but turned violent as protesters bombarded speakers with eggs and cabbage heads. Police cleared the square as soldiers were cheered and hoisted aloft, while union flags flew and the crowd sang patriotic tunes.
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London
Trafalgar Square
Mr. Chamberlain
Kruger
Odell Williams Robbed During Slumber at Clark's Hotel
Odell Williams, famed for his portrayal of the squire in Way Down East, was robbed at Clark's Hotel while asleep. A thief took Williams's gold watch Masonic charm and diamond stud, valued about $500, leaving other items intact. Williams kept no door locks and blamed his heavy sleep for the loss, noting his alarm clock and painting colors survived.
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Odell Williams
Boston
Clark’s
Mr. Williams
Odell
Williams
Dreamland
Second Middlesex East Agricultural Fair at Reading
Readings grounds offer ample space and fast half mile track for races. Purses total 2500 dollars to attract top horses, with large prizes for cattle, flowers, and household departments. Midway entertainment, grandstand seating, and reduced rail fares set for Sept 27 to 30.
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Middlesex East Agricultural Association
Reading
Mass
New England
Foston & Maine Railroad
Barge Calabria Reaches Safety After Shoreline Drift
The Calabria barge, in tow of the Gypsum King, ran ashore on Shovelful Shoal near Chatham during a northerly wind. Monomoy life saving crew assisted with anchors, and the vessel floated off on flood tide. It continued northward by Polloch ip later in the day.
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Calabria
New York
Windsor
Eldridge
Monomoy Life Saving Station
Pollochip
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