Oakley S Wind-Up The Barrister Wins Diamond Stakes
The Barrister triumphed in the Diamond Stakes defeating a weak field with a comfortable lead. Oakley shaded rivals as the favorite showed clear form in a breezy wind-up at the track.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1898
Page
3
Isabey Wins Detroit Derby In Latonia Preview
Latonia opens its meeting with strong betting and a big crowd. Three Bars upset the top marks by dominating the mile and an eighth handicap while Rosinante Banished and Won’t Dance give a sharp race pattern. The program featured lively finishes in several sprints and losses for favorites as outsiders cashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Latonia
Henry Launt
Rosinante
Banished
Barrett
Barrister
Preliminary
Orderlette
Nervara
Piccola
Dupee
Norma Taylor
Mozilla
Violet Parsons
Gar Avon
Caldwell
Millstream
Eddie Burke
Kitty B
Skylark
Komurasaki
Kriss Kringle
Azucena
Suydam
Conley
J. Mathews
The
Star of Bethlehem
Elsie Barnes
Armorel
Bob Walker
Cymbeline
Bertha Neil
the Planet
Nekarnis
Ibe
Beauchamp
Overton
Gkylark
Royal Dance
Hidago
Buc Nell
L. W
the Barrister
Nutt
J. Matthews
Latonia Opens with Twenty Seven Day Derby Meeting
Latonia Jockey Club starts a 27 day meeting headlined by the Latonia Derby with Plaudit ridden by Willie Martin. Top older division handicaps attract West’s best. Jean Bereaud strengthens claims to year’s champion with a Hudson victory and a likely Great American Stakes start. Frohsinn, John E. Madden’s two year old, impresses as a strong rival to Glenheim and Jean Bereaud in coming races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Latonia
Himyar
Battles Royal
Jean Bereaud
Hudson
Morris Park
New York Journal
New York World
Frohsinn
Glenheim
John E. Madden
Simms
Kingdom
Weinberg
Jean Beraud
Rusher and Doctor Parker in Kinnikinkco-Formero
Rusher and Dr Parker are linked in a fragmentary listing with Sly Fox and Mr Phinizy noted alongside Mr Clay and Captain Piersall. The text pairs names with titles, suggesting a cast or roles in a historical context.
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Kinnikinkco
Rusher
Dr. Parker
Sly Fox
Tillo
Phinizy
Mr. Clay
Ben Ronald
Decanter
Captain Piersall
Sir Vassar
S.orses
Wits, Kinnikinnick
Jefferson
Hanwell
Obo
Lambent
Bastion
Marblehead
Chopin
Amburg
Dr. Catlett
Mont d'Or
Formero
Eee Ion
Clay
Cccas Hocns
Mr. Phinizy
al Reeves
Uam Valvecceesesss
Manassay
King
Taeeeeares
Rappahannock
Dwier's Colt Did Not Show to Advantage at Gravesend
New York June 7 report says the horse racing crowd at Gravesend was cheerful as most horses failed to run to form. The day featured light fields and several trainers blamed the surface and weather for underwhelming performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwier
Gravesend
Isabey Wins Detroit Derby at Highland Park Meeting
Six thousand attended the Detroit Derby meeting as Stanton & Tucker's Strathmore colt Isabey claimed the Derby and $1,500 from Nabob and Miss Gussie. Nabob finished second with Miss Gussie third. Alice Farley and Laverock also ran. Weather and track were fine and six favorites won. Other race results listed include Lennep, Ree Mitchell, Reprieve, Brighton, Bon Jour and Pearl in various lengthy events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Highland Park
Stanton & Tucker
Strathmore
Isabey
Nabob
Miss Gussie
Alice Farley
Laverock
Isabel
Ree Mitchell
H. Lewis
Cortravene
Sullivan
Movzeloff
Powers
Isebbests
Gay Parisian
Oak Main
Sadie Ross
Topas
Crinkle
Ocie Brooks
Fairmount
Mountain Rose
Thanksgiving
Victory Rye
Jim Lick
Reprieve
Cottrell
Onalaska
Manzanita
Crowhurst
Gracie C
Alamo
Irksome
Sitter
Will Wallace
Bob ‘Chance
Knapp
Ross
Disqualified Don't Skip Me Wins Dogged By Foul
In heavy Harlem mud the fourth race ends with Daisy F edging Dont Skip Me who is disqualified for fouling. Daisy F a Derby and American Derby winner lineage beats Don't Skip Me despite strategy to drift outside. Streamer wins the first race amid mixed results. rest of card lists six races with times and placings.
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Chicago
Harlem
Bonneville
McDowell
Daisy F
Riley
Modesty
Benneville
H. Martin
Martin
J. M. Murphy
Streamer
Cheval d'Or
Mizzoura
Cheval
Moncreith
Banquo N
Joe Clark
Albert Vale
Carrie F
Rush
Ed Tipton
Barrabas
Tom Collins
Ramiro N
May W
Libation Beats Ed Farrell in Mile Race at Fair Grounds
Rainy day racing at St. Louis Fair Grounds featured Libation defeating Ed Farrell in the fourth race for three-year-olds one mile. Our Chance and Fixed Star also ran with Time 1 48 for the event while other maidens and claiming races filled the card with numerous horses and riders cited.
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Nuto
Whistling Coon
Spencer
Simmins
Sensational
George "Boyd
Babe ‘Robertson
Vie Lamont
Mise Wise Weecoccoess
Dixie Lee
Gnome
Ween Cc
H. Whelan
Tom Toher
Eugenia Wickes
Nannie Davis
Lucy Belle
Henry Chance
Iius Cavnteeveseeesee
Clifton B
Paskola
Albert S.scsee
Festa
Ollie Dixon
Cambrian
Gold Fox
First Tenor
W. Overton
Albert S
Wenee Erry Ee Chugnut
Joe Clark
Pete Kitchen
Judge Denny
Hurry Burly
Dave Waldo
Cherry Leaf Phinsth
Peter McCue
Lord Fairfax
Johnnie Williams
Timemaker
Ed Farrell
ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Samovar
Lendrum
Lynch
Polaris
Faucon
Miss Lizzie
Cousin Lizzie
Livadia
Gracia Qui Vive
Brightie B
San Saba R
George T. Todd
Garnet Ripple
Loughmask
Chief Harrigan
Captain Carmody
M. Reynolds
Miss Garett
Lady of the West
Frost
Tony Honing
Freeman
Oe Confession
Gilmore
Farondelle
Maddale
Charlie Reiff
Anger
Counter Tenor
Jack Bradley
Pop Dixon
Can Galop
Black Silk
Libation
J. McDonald
McIntire
Our Chance
T. Leigh
Fixed Star
Madeline
Foucon
Belle Ward
J. Woods
Naoma
Lady Hamilton
Dudley B
Helen H. Gardner
R. B. Sack
Miss Pressley
Mattie L
Kentucky Trotting Stake Entries Set Longest List in History
Lexington June 7 539 entries across twelve purses mark record turnout for the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association. Futurity two and three year olds Transylvania Ashland Tennessee Walnut Hall Cup Blue Grass Johnston West Kentucky Lexington Wilson and other stakes show robust participation.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Transylvania
Ashland
Tennessee
The
Blue Grass
Johnston
West
Kentucky
Vienna Chess Masters Round Five Action
The fifth round of the international chess masters tournament at the Vienna Chess Club saw all games finish. Notable results include Pillsbury and Showalter losing, Steinitz and Baird drawing, Marco beating Showalter, Burne drawing with Steinitz, and Burn defeating Trenchard.
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Pillsbury
Showalter
Steinitz
Baird
D S
Marco
Blackburne
Maroczy
Janowski
Halpring
Schiffers
Schwarz
Tarrasch
Lipke
Alapin
Caro
Walbrodt
Schlechter
Tschigorin
Burn
Trenchard
Lawrenceburg Ledger Reports City Officials Elected and Local Incidents
The Lawrenceburg area notes the sudden death of B. L. Perlee in Clay Township. The City Council elected a full slate of officers for one year including Bainbridge as City Attorney and Oberting as Street Commissioner. A lighting contract was postponed, and clergy changes involve Rev. Father Roell and Rev. Father Mackey. A Texas visitor caused a staged brawl with knives, resulting in jail time and release on costs. A barn fire of Henry Propice’s property caused $2,000 loss, partly insured. Nearby, Samuel J. Hoops captured a seven foot two inch eagle attempting to steal sheep from his herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Perlee
Clay Township
William&. Bainbridge
W. Edward Enyart
Nimrod Lotton
Frank Kestner
Vic Oberting
Peter Lommel
Michael Klein
Morris Carter
Father Roell
St. Joseph
Ind
Aurora Catholic Church
Father Mackey
Richmond
Charles Truitt
Texas
Harry McElfresh
High Street
Petcher
Rief
Thomas Winegardner
Henry C. Propice
Samuel J. Hoops
Judge appoints referees and receivers in two dissolutions
In New York on June 7 Judge Lawrence signed orders appointing Emanuel Blumenstiel as referee and J Warren Green as receiver with a 75000 bond in the Judge Publishing Company dissolution case. He also appointed Blumenstiel referee and Bartlett Arkell receiver with a 150000 bond in the Arkell Publishing Company dissolution, with liabilities exceeding 600000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Emanuel Blumenstiel
Judge Publishing Company
J. Warren Green
Justice Lawrence
Mr. Blumenstiel
Arkell Publishing
Grand Circle of Ohio Holds Two Day Akron Session
The Grand Circle of Ohio Protective Home Circle held a two day session in Akron with more than 125 delegates representing 8 000 members in Ohio. Supreme President P D Stratton of Erie Pa attended as part of the organization meeting.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
Grand Circle of
Ohio
Home Circle
P. D. Stratton
Erie
Manila Expedition Hinted as Family Victory
From present indications a fully equipped Manila expedition could be made up out of Dewey's cousins and so keep the victory in the family.
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Philadelphia Press
Manila
Dewey
Beckley Sparked by Three Triples but No Bingle
Beckley led with three three point runs in an away game but his team did not secure a win. The contribution highlighted his shooting, yet the result remained undecided as the final score favored the opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Boston Players Insult Umpires After Loss to Red Sox
June 7 report from Boston notes the Reds lost as Dwyer could not warm up, wind affected his arm, and Nichols held off Boston hits. Beaneaters taunted umpires Heydler and Cushman, with Tenney and others making sharp remarks about President Brush. Billy Hamilton earned two shoes for a home run, while Chick Hoffer’s status with the Reds is discussed.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Mass
Nichols
Cincinnati
Reds
Bostons
Nick
Jake Beckley
Herman Long
Corcoran
Irwin
Vaughn
Long
Lowe
Herman
Collins
McBride
Bergen
Duffy
Tenney
Farmer
Colt
Elmer Smith
Short
Hamilton
Beckley
Stahl
Dwyer
Cincinnatis
Smith
McPhee
Cushman and Heydler
Heydler
Cushman
Beaneaters
Brush
Reds Face Uncertain Future For Pitcher In Boston visit
The article notes a pitcher with poor form may land in the minor leagues unless a major club waives its claim. Billy Dammann and Dr. Frey avoid venturing from the hotel on their first Boston visit due to fear of getting lost. Manager Bancroft plans to send the Reds home by Saturday with a 6:30 departure Friday and 7:30 arrival Saturday night in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Dammann
Dr. Frey
Boston
Bancroft
Reds
Cincinnati
Orphans Shut Out Giants In Pitchers Battle
In New York on June 7 the Chicago series opener at the Polo Grounds was a pitching duel. Seymour's wild eighth inning spurred the Giants to two runs, the only offense against a strong mound effort. Attendance 1,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Cleveland
McAleer
Polo Grounds
Seymour
Ex-Quakers Halted by St Louis in Philadelphia Match
Tim Hurst era notes Bleeding Quakers fall to St Louis despite outbats. Attendance 5 216. Game details show St Louis 6 Philadelphia 1 with key hits by Dowd Cooley Flick and Orth. Umpires Emilie and Curry.
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Decker
Hiberfeld
Crooks
McFarl
Smith
Dankel
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Dowd
Cooley
Flick
Orth
Pitchers Dominate As Pittsburg Top Washington
Wrigley out for interference. Pittsburg wins 2 to 1 over Washington. Key hits include Selbach with a two base hit, Anderson and McCarthy with three base hits, and Tannehill homer. Reitz to Doyle turned a double play. Tannehill walked once. Tannehill struck out four. Both teams stranded four. Game lasted 1 hour 45 minutes. Umpires Lynch and Connolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlen
Everitt
Connor
Mertes
Eeveritt
Griffiths
Seymour
New York
Chicago
Grady
Dahler
McDonald
O’day
Wrigley
Washington
Pittsburg
Selbach
Anderson
McCarthy
Tannehill
Reitz
Doyle
Swaim
Lynch and Connolly
D. AB
Ig Gr
Fava
We Beecher
M’kinney
Flor
Taylor
Francis
Werrick
Katz
Torreyson
Kostal
Bradley
Beam
Lally
Dayton
Wetzel
Musser
McShane
Martin
Bates
Youngstown
Ross
Russell
Steen
Hubbard
Their First Game in Baltimore Defeat at Opening
In Baltimore on June 7 the Orioles defeated Louisville early with a four-base innings of errors and walks. Louis- ville collected hits off McJames in the first frame before he settled, and Clarke Dowling pitched length for Louisville with Gravitas. Attendance 814. Final score 6 to 2.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Louis- Ville
McJames
Louisville
Wagner
Keeler
Kelley
Robinson
Quinn
Demont
Clarke
Dexter
Jennings
Ritchey
Dowling
Umpfires
Snyder
Andrews
Reds Expect Wins at Boston and Louisville Showdowns
The Little Reds head to Boston for three days of baseball machine showdowns against the champions with hopes of at least two wins. A strong performance could send Ewing's men West in fine form before the Louisville game next Sunday, which theater crowds will watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Chick’’ Hoffer
Baltimores
Hoffer
Reds
Boston
Grand Opera House
Louisville
Youngstown Defeats Leaders in an Exciting Contest
In a dramatic showdown Youngstown defeated the leaders in a tightly contested game. The result shocked observers as momentum swung with each quarter and key plays sealed the win for Youngstown.
Toledo Has Little Trouble Defeating Ft. Wayne Scores of the Interstate League
In Indiana at New Castle Springfield beat New Castle 7 to 1 as Dolan struggled and Miller faced heavy hitting with weak support. Springfield 7 New Castle 1 confirms Dayton, Gr Rapids, Mansfield, Toledo, Ft Wayne results and league standings with Toledo toppling Ft Wayne 8 to 4.
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Ft. Wayne
Springfield
New Castle
Dayton
Youngstown
Grand Rapids
Mansfield
Toledo
W. L. Pe
W. BL
Gr. Rapids
Commercial Tribune
Ind
Dolan
Miller
Torreyson's homer seals visitors' win in Mansfield clash
In Mansfield on June 7 the visitors score all runs in the eighth as Torreyson hits a homer followed by two singles. Emig is relieved by Mansfield pitcher Mans. Final: visitors 4 Mansfield 0 with Torreyson earning the game’s only long ball and Katz, Durrett, and Belt among top hitters.
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Mansfield
Torreyson
Emig
Dayton Strikes Hard But Fails To Connect With Martin
Youngstown Ohio date June 7 Dayton was up against it this afternoon failing to connect with Martin's curves. Steen made a long running catch and threw base runner out at second. Score to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Dayton
Martin
Steen
Toledo Twins Rally In Tight Game With Ft. Wayne
Ewing pitched a steady game for Toledo as Hartman Gilks Smith and others sparked a close contest. The line score shows Toledo 7 with Ft Wayne 4 as key hits by Beck OConnell Smith and Kihm produced the decisive runs in a one hour forty five minute game.
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Toledo
Herr
Ewing
Apats
Ft. W. Saintes Gilks
Hickey
Hart’an
Meara
Beck
Campbell
OjBabb
McDon’y
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Arthur
Belden
Oj Herr
Wayne
Hartman
Gilks
Smith
McDonough
O'Connell
Babb
Kihm
Colgan
Central University 17 Y M C A 5 in Richmond game
Central University defeated Louisville Y M C A 17 to 5 in Richmond. Ingram aided the win, while Leathers and Steavens contributed for Louisville.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Central University
Louisville
Ingram
Leathers and Steavens
Local clubs seek games for June 1898 weekend
The Mt. Healthy Ravens schedule a game for Saturday June 11 at 306 Walnut street and the Light Tips seek a Sunday June 12 match. The Pickaways led by Ed Ireland invite in town or out of town teams for June 12 1898, with preferences for The Gyms Bellevue Browns Bond Hills or Kentons. contact Ed Ireland 217 East Second street.
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Mt. Healthy Ravens
Fred J. Walker
Walnut Street
The
Pickaways
Ed Ireland
Bellevue Browns
Bond Hills
Kentons
East Second Street
Cleveland Club Leases Euclid Beach Park for Sunday Baseball
The Cleveland Base ball Club leases seven acres at Euclid Beach Park two miles east of the city for Sunday games. A grand stand seating 25,000 will host crowds accessed by steamboats and electric cars. The first Sunday game is set for the 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Baseball Club
Euclid Beach Park
Tipton Man Found Dead In Brother's Home
Abe Laudig of Tipton Indiana was found dead at his brother's home. An empty bottle once holding carbolic acid and a suicide note to his brother indicated the cause of death.
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Commercial Tribune
Tipton
Ind
Abe Laudig
Here
The Howard Baker Feud in Clay County Explosive Bullets Rumor
In Manchester Kentucky on June 7 a long running feud between the Howards and Bakers in Clay County intensifies. Reports claim explosive bullets were secured with rifles and pistols bought in Winchester. Ex-jailer Cundiff was wounded during weapon testing as factions brace for further clashes amid political and family rivalries. Reverend J. J. Dickey aids victims and burials, remaining unmolested.
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Howard Baker
Clay County
Howard
Baker
John G. White
Winchester
Theo. Cundiff
John White
Lexington
Cundiff
Bakers
R. C. Ford
Pineville
National Bank
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Phillpots
Phillpot
Garrards
John D. White
Rev
J. J. Dickey
Jackson
Breathitt County
London
Laurel County
Oil driller Edward Winans dies after Dollison stabbing
Edward Winans died at Parkersburg hospital after being stabbed by John Wise in Dollison on Saturday. Wise surrendered under bond on murder charges. Wise is a prominent merchant hotelier and oil operator in the Hendershot field and claims self defense.
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W. Va
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John Wise
Dollison
Wise
Hendershot
Winans
Engle Case Begins in Common Pleas Court
In Logan Ohio the Engle case opened with Barbara C. Engle charged with killing her husband by strychnine on March 10. Jury selection consumed two full days with multiple venires and a portion of a third. Testimony is set to start in the morning.
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W. Va
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Atkinson
Watts
Logan
Engle
Common Pleas Court
Barbara C. Engle
Five men arrested in attempt to oust Harry Jacobs at Culpepper
Washington D D June 7 five men Lewis Everhart John Moore Ote Hidy John Coode and Lewis Gault were arrested and charged with taking part in an attempt to drive Harry Jacobs from his Culpepper home. Dean Hidy was shot and badly wounded in the melee.
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John Moore
Ote Hidy
John Coode
Lewis Gault
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Two Flags Raised at Troy Buggy and Bending Works
In Troy Ohio on June 7 two American flags were mounted on hundred foot poles by employees of the Troy Buggy Works and the Troy Bending Company. Speeches were made by A F Broomhall Senator Geo S Long and Judge Theo Sullivan. The flags will fly until Spain cries enough.
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Troy Bending Company
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Reappointments at Ohio Penitentiary Named Matron and Assistant Matron
Warden Coffin announced the reappointment of Mrs. B. M. Armstrong of Hamilton County as matron at the penitentiary and Mrs. J. D. Evans of Clark County as assistant matron in Columbus on June 7.
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Big Four 8:30 a.m. train schedule notice
Daily timetable for the New York and Boston line shows an 8:30 a.m. departure by the Big Four. The fragment indicates a railroad schedule entry in a Daily publication.
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European steamers and fast express service schedules
A listing of North German Lloyd fast express and twin screw passenger services with routes from Southampton to London and Bremen and calls at Gibraltar Naples and Genoa. Additional entries note bank and firms along Third Street and nearby blocks.
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Lahn
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Trave
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Gibraltar
Naples
Emsg
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Aller
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Hamburg American Line Passenger Service Schedules
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E. Third St
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