Testimony in Bevis and Frazer case includes Everest notes
Renry P. Alexander testified about notes for small bills from Bevis and Frazer distillery and his inability to identify Everest as its pet. The scene involved conspiracy claims, bank notes, and cross examination positions as Everest testifies amid defense optimism.
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Renry P. Alexander
United States
Bath
Everest
Srm
Bevis & Frazer
Batoun
Eato Babcock
Plymouth Church Debate Delays Adoption of Investigation
A fragmented New York message discusses Plymouth Church and Beechers in a dispute over investigation methods. It references Mr Bowen and Beecher, questions about censure or approval, and insists on a formal decision before any action. The writer voices doubt about the process and seeks a clear conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
Plymouth Church
Bowen
Governors Guests Entertained At Executive Mansion
Annapolis report from February 10 notes guests of Governor Cur on the mansion visit at eight o clock. The fragment hints at a formal reception or gathering inside the Executive Mansion with attendees and attire implied.
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Annapolis
Eer
Tag
Curus O'Clock Ginet
Local man found fatally wounded near alley entrance
Police report a man was found bleeding heavily with wounds to the head and face near a basement entrance after leaving the front steps around 1:15 PM. Immediate removal to a basement room followed life cessation, with physicians noting multiple injuries and preliminary assessment underway.
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Dre. Ridont
Nan
Phciionema
Fire destroys Pittsburg milling complex on Carson Street
A blaze swept the fouring mill of Vebbs Ortman and Spreen at Carson street Pittsburg within 30 minutes of alarm, destroying the five story frame building filled with flour and grain. The fire spread to the adjoining building of the Cincinnati at the Railway, causing about 650,000 in losses, with insurance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Vebbs
Ortman and Spreen
Carson Street
Cincinnati
Steps Toward Repealing the Potter Law
A brief note from the General Assembly reports ongoing discussion on repealing the Potter law. The summary reflects limited readable text indicating activity around the Potter law without full legislative details or outcomes.
Steamer Wisconsin Arrives From New York
February 10 reports the arrival of the steamer Wisconsin from New York. Also dated February 10, New York lists the paniship City of Montreal dominan as arriving.
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Queastons
Wisconsin
New York
Paniship City
Montreal
Dominan
Weather Forecast: Barometer Signals Shift Toward Colder Temps
The Weather Service forecast notes barometer readings trending westward with colder air moving from the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys. Expect cooler, unsettled weather. southerly winds shift to northerly as rivers rise and fall slowly. Louisiana and New Orleans to see rising water levels with varying conditions.
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Norn
Serge
Berview
U.S A
Tee Chir
Sigval
Wasemerer
D. C
West Gulf States
Teppetsee
Ohio
Reon
U i
Searleans
Wickusoee
Fragmented 19th century notes mix politics crime and finance
Circulars from Spain on diplomatic matters are reported. The text mentions legal tender and national bank currency, a murder verdict in Massachusetts, a defaulter treasurer in Wooster Ohio, counterfeit gang hints, and a large Treasury cash balance. References to Bismarck and congressional maneuvers follow, with ecclesiastical council matters tied to Plymouth Church. The disjointed piece blends multiple unrelated items from the era.
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Spain
Christian Union
Piper
Bost
Beling Wardases
Mabel Young
J. R. Hell
Wooster
Ohio
Helman
Canada
Leman
Payne
G Gallagher
Sita Grace Agents
Chicago
New York
Prince Bismarck
Federal Council
House
Congregational Church
Andover
Plymouth Church
Beech
Congress Seminary
Passenga
Wners
Tbe
Journal declines to project exact presidential ballot strength
The Indianapolis Journal states it will not attempt to predict each candidate’s strength on every ballot. It plans to await trustworthy reports to judge state voting patterns on the first ballot and to develop a reliable view from credible sources.
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Indianapolis Journal
Unclear Text Item From Yesterday's Times
The readable fragments reference a man named Jacob and a dated wartime context. The lines mention a father and son and imply a crime linked to a war era but lack concrete events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond Jacob and a son. The source is too garbled to extract a defined news item or outcome.
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New York Times
Jacob Wit
Washington reception highlights Ward salon gowns and foreign dignitaries
Mrs Ward hosts a grand reception at her Fifth Avenue mansion attended by the President Cabinet and diplomatic corps. Guests include Mrs Ward's circle in New York and prominent society figures, with attire featuring Paris lace, diamonds, and elaborate silks.
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Akga
Elijah Ward
Stuart
Sudells
Wells
Camaes
Weber
Virginia Stuart
York
Miss Bijou
New York
Ward
Bijou Stuart
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Washington Society
Edward ‘Thornton
Bath
Thor Fon
Madame Sania
Belknap
9! Fifth Avenue
Fortyne “Street
Roslyn
Official Dinners The Story Tellers of the House Female Lobbyists
Washington letter in the New York Times describes official dinners at the White House, restaurants, or private homes. It notes male members’ table manners, anecdotes from lawmakers like Mr. Thompson and Governor Rockmorton, and highlights the growing influence of female lobbyists, including their aims on patents, war claims, and private bills. It critiques sensationalist reporting by “ten sional interviewers” and the public’s appetite for personalities.
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White House
Duke of Monmouth
Lake Poladd
Williams
Abraham Lincoln
Oliver P. Morten
United States Senate
Congress
Mr. Thompson
Gen. Butler
Essex
Ma Usetts
Rockmorton
Texas
Blaine
Sam
Weller
Louis
XTV
Court of
Spain
Gil Blas
Bex
Aétmodeus
Fife
General doerman letter on education and politics in 1860s
Extracts from a letter by General doerman discuss education policy and school funding. He notes that public school tax in Washington was one percent of real estate value, while in St Louis it is half a percent. He argues the cost per pupil favors broader access and urges taxpaying citizens to weigh costs without partisan bias. He adds he does not seek public discussion but shares his view to a friend.
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Everet
Joyce
New York
Merch
Wales
Babcock
Liverpool
Sabin
Col. McFall Bend
Qockdeesel
Philadeli
Sean Joyce
Coe
Vertertsy
General Doerman
Washington
St.Louis
Unien
Ménirs
Ashbrook
Archer
Peater
Geisbauér
Mc Daunold
Muth Se Rich
Whittle
Abe
Messra
Blakel
Croninger
Carpenter
Jalmes
Kearney
Levers
Snapple
Sainkle Ad Ashbrook
Five Oak
Gioseta
Sud
Caryue
Lea Circuit Lodge
Hambleton Birth Announcement at Exchange Hotel
At the Exchange Hotel Sara D. C. announces the birth of N. W. Hamblinon, five years, and two months old infant of James P. and Martha Blenton, Atlanta, Georgia, noting inflammation and date July 3, 1872 at 10 o'clock.
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Hambleton
Exchange Hotel
Sara Ae D. C
W. B. Hamblinon
Yeners
James P
Martha Bleton
Atlanta, Ga
Reverdy Johnson Death Noted in Special Dispatch
A late night report of Reverdy Johnson’s death shocks the legal world and many friends. The Supreme Court will take official notice. Johnson’s life as a statesman and lawyer is remembered amid reflections on his impact and a $100,000 life insurance.
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Times
Wasninorox
Warcas
Belly
Reverdy Johnson
Supreme Court
Ite
Senate Proceedings Highlight Bonds and Gauge Change Bills
A special dispatch reports Senate action approving bonds for redeeming debt and penalties for navigation interference. Knox introduces gauge change for railways aiding Wheeling and Lake Erie and Atlantic and Great Western lines. House session faced filibustering amid petitions to repeal salary laws and land reforms. recess noted.
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CollMpt
Senate
Cincinnati Counir Dahinis
Ad Vertiné
Rassias
Harmony Lodge No
Digeionati
Warnock
Knox
Billy
Wheeling and Lake Erie
HQU
Persica
Besvinn
DISTURBANCE BETWEEN ENGLISH AND FRENCH FISHERMEN
Reports from Londos dated February 11 state English and French fishermen have clashed over Newfoundland operations. Machinery damage among the French and a proposal to station warships at St Johns are mentioned as government concerns.
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Londos
Newfoundland
St. Johns
Sir John Taylor Coleridge
John Taylor Coleridge
Court of the Queen’s Bench
Quarterly Review
Bir
John
John Duke Coleridge
Kmokand
Three Envelopes Trial Details and Prosecution Evidence
The transcript outlines testimony about General Babcock and Major Grimes in a case involving letters delivered to McDonald. Details include how three letters were sent, and testimony on the whisky ring link, with cross-examination touching on Babcock's ties and the handling of correspondence.
Dara's Case Alerted for Appeal in New York
In New York, February 1, the suit of First National Bank of Springfield against Santles A. Dina is set for appeal after a prior ruling favored the plaintiff. The case goes to the General Term and likely to the Court of Appeals. The National Trotting Association elected Col. C. W. Woolley as president and named officers. by-law amendments to Articles 4 6 7 and 14 were reported.
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New Yous
First Nation Se ‘Bank of
Springfield
Ulingie
Santles
A. Dina
Tecover
Terai
Court of ‘Appeals
Board of Appeals
The
National Trovine Association
Col. C. W. Woolley
Ohio
CW. Hutchinson
Utica
Grant
Towa
Thomas F Varl
Hartford
Jenel By
Fire Burns Mill and Box Factory in ManuBdro Mass
A fire this morning destroyed the box factory and planing mill known as Dennis G's Wills. Tar Wyoming fetberns Vald able sets of soo's. The Kotea machinery, owned by Alfredene of Ayre, reportedly had no insurance.
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ManuBdro
Mass
Dennis G
Soo
Alfred:ene
Ayre
Reverdy Johnson Dies in Baltimore at Executive Mansion
News from Annapolis reports the sudden death of Reverdy Johnson at the Executive Mansion grounds last night. Dr. Lewis H Steiner hypothesizes a fall and vertigo as the cause, with Johnson stumbling toward the west and hitting the granite base and cobblestone pavement. The incident occurred as the Legislature was in session, prompting immediate governmental tributes and a special adjournment.
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Annapolis
Aymade
Mate Haase
Lewis H. Steiner
Frederick County
Sanitary Commission
Whida
Gwynee
Johnson
Southarolina
Ion
Baltimore
Johsson
Barthions
Bebriary
Latrobe
Eee
Reverdy J
Won
Towboat J. B. Williams Passes Through Evansville Waters
February 11 Evansville reports a river passage with Towboat J. B. Williams bound for Louisville stopping at Cincinnati. Passengers include Péter Sprague and Allan Kirkpatrick among others. River rises two feet in twenty four hours and heavy showers affect traffic. Several vessels arrive and depart with mixed freight. Arlington and Nashville lines noted. Weather cloudy with rain, winds west, river levels around feet.
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Piissutno
J. B. Williams
Louisville
Ste
Cincinnati
Péter Sprague
Banger
Ann Hurtupee
Allan Kirkpatrick
Cape Sere Wiliams
Thothaaj
Wood
Richen
Jobin Katiora
W. J. Boggs
Evaamos Wilson
Ginviele
Ciocianati-sometinge
Susie
Aoaing
Andy Haun
Myth Tirascok
Ilie
Nash Rilfe
Pia
Evansviler
Port Lisi Gray Eade
Llen Green
Evansville
Arkdnkas
Silverthorn
Aggie
Arlington
Mercury
Feet Ani
Rm Caino
Ta ‘Hilhaen
Nashville
Grind Tower
Memphis
Carondelet
New Orleanns
Embezzlement and court notes from Covington trials
Fragmented report from Covington details indictments against Smith Hawes for embezzlement of city funds amounting to $12,417.75 and $5,055. It mentions juries, verdicts of $1, fines, and local legal actions as part of a broader set of cases and trial outcomes.
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Lerger
James Tiths
Smith
Hawes
Pune
Asetee
Anniversary of Newport Bible Society Meet
The Newport Bible Society set to observe its anniversary on Sabbath evening at 30 Abe Taylor street Me be Cagrea. Rev Dr Worrall of Covington to deliver the address. Also notes a young wife’s death after childbirth and various local incidents including a shooting allegation and a large fine linked to a bar fight.
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Newport Bible Society
Abe Taylor Street
Uis
Dr. Worrall
Covington
Henry Weaver
Peae
Tate
Biehl
James Caves
Charles Buchanan
Hiram Bassett
Millerasuetg
Masons
el Rentucer
Dedries
Roberc
Mother
Bey ‘Bee
Cpux
JeRows
Hugh McCrey
Joe Cates
Cottingham
Metlows Hall
Tom
Fire destroys Panhandle Depot and flouring mill
Fire swept the Panhandle Railway Depot on the South Side and a large adjoining flouring mill in Cincinnati this morning. Insurance coverage listed at 525,000 with 1,200 present value in losses. The Pittsburg Fire Company responded.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnat
Cincinnati
Times
Ther Panhandle Railway
Anfora
Bankruptcy and court actions amid Mexican tensions in New Orleans
The report notes bankruptcy actions, court orders, and political tensions around Jagger Mas and Cortina. It describes unrest and police actions as the riverfront turmoil escalates, with references to Mexican border incidents, court orders, and congressional debates on centennial and diplomatic matters.
Indictments in Whisky and Cotton Frauds in New Orleans
In New Orleans in February indictments for conspiracy to defraud the Government were returned in whisky cases and cotton claims. D M Care alfreda and others were charged. Shannon and Desnee were arraigned and bailed at 85000 each. Cotton cases named Cleveland Mills and Bellorg Noblom as parties, with additional names unlisted.
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New Orleans
Ite
D. M Care Alfreda
Missioner
Shannog
Dassen Catia
Court of Claims
Shannon
Desnee
Cleveem Mills
Scotland to send own rifle team to Philadelphia
Scotland announces it will send its rifle team to the International contest in Philadelphia next summer. A German bank report notes the Imperial Bank of Germany added 9,200,700 marks over the past week.
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Scotland
Jonson
Philadelphia
Imperial
Bank of Germany
Death of William Perrot In Ohio Railroad Region
William Perrot, living ten miles west of Pt Wayne on the railroad, drank whisky yesterday and was found with his head blown off in a room. The coroner's jury returned a verdict of suicide, but rumors say his wife was arrested on suspicion of murder.
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Pitteie BG
William Perrot
Eia
Pt. Wayne
Snap Stairs
Execution in Syracuse Ends Murder Conviction Case
In Syracuse on February 11 Owen Linthas was hanged for the murder of Francis A Calvin with family present. The report notes his continued insistence on innocence as witnesses gathered. Nearby Michigan wildfire losses total 823000 with Wells Arnold store and several homes burned in Maugtuck area.
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Syracuse
Owen Linthas
Francis A. Calvin
Lindsay
Memnes
Michigan
Maugatuck
Wells & Arnold
Specie for Europe Engelagerment Tomorrow
Specie engagement set for tomorrow's European steamers with a value of 250,600 dollars. The item suggests transport or goods shipment involving European services and a specified monetary amount. Further readable details are limited in the fragment.
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Europe
Common Pleas Record Of Montgomery Road Improvement Case
In Common Pleas before Judge Avery the case City for the use of Boyle and Riach versus Washington Lowry et al concerns the Montgomery road improvement from McMillan Street to the old corporation line. The proceedings reference a former report on assessments, a trial transcript shows contractor charges for the work including items for whisky and other goods, with some entries omitted from the claim. Names of whisky recipients appear in the transcript but one recipient is not named. The document lists the ledger entries and charges.
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Boyle and Riach
Washington
Lowry
Montomery Road
McMillan, Street
Corporation
Galachty
Connett
Wade
Amone Thes
Ics
Bios & Warde Jule
Rowe
Seaany
Batton
Synett
Stether
Boyle
Sayler
Wright
S.ieana
Abel
Ja Eggage
Deleniant
Probate appointments amid estate filings in unnamed notices
Judge Matson and administrator nominees appear in a list of probate actions. Christina Scogin is named as administrator of Low Sevein, with $400 personalty and $4,000 realty. Jobs G. Korte and C F Hedliink are named as administrators or executors for other deceased individuals with various personalty and realty amounts. Arnold Petehen and John Bailey are named as executors or administrators for additional estates with specified assets.
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Matson
Christina Scogin
Lows Sevein
Jobs G. Korte
Tor
John’ Ke
C.F. Hedliink
Mary O’ Hetlick
Arnold Petehen
Anna Maria Paschen
John Bailey
Benjamin A’ Bailey
Social and festival at Church raises over two hundred dollars
The social and festival at Chiris tien Uni n Church last evening benefited the church. Proceeds, believed to exceed two hundred dollars, will fund furniture for the nearly completed building. The turnout was smaller than a prior arkace, but the event was a financial success.
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Chiristien Uni@n
Arkace
Hendricks Urged to Distinguish From Tainted Circle
Utica Observer notes that a Cincinnati clique loyal to soft money politics has dragged Hendricks toward disgraceful defeat. The paper stresses he must sever ties with these advisers and declare clear, commanding positions to prove his credential as a party leader and improve prospects with voters.
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Utica Observer
Democrat
Hendricks
Cincinnati
Senate Adjourns in February Session Fortifies Pensions and Appropriations
Forty fourth Congress proceedings report the Senate agreeing to adjourn for the next session, with pension action for Elizabeth Tromas widow of General Lorenzo Tossa of Los A., and bills from the Treasury to correct errors in revived statutes. House committee room shortages trigger debates on Capitol space, while a diplomatic appropriation and ministerial salaries are discussed with focus on Swited States and other nations.
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Heward
Senate
Randolpa
Messrs. McCretry, Boswood
Verdad
Ratheer
Hygskiax
Switeshiand
Velgiuo
Betherland
Denmark
Swedem
Norfgether
Deuudirk
Sweden
Col Borvex
Aline tolMmoedi
Market Notes From Philadelphia And Nearby Cities
Dull and weak refined market quotes with immediate shipments noted. Prices listed include Parker's market at 187/4 and other centers showing quiet sales and steady or weak trends. Local market activity appears subdued with several entries indicating immediate shipments and modest price movements.
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Cincinnati Times
Pirrsev
Ey Parker
Lei Wikeai
Philadelphia
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Potter
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High Life
the Home Journal
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General Assembly
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Darkman
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Iran
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Ho. Lewis
McDomnaid
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General Babcock
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Newport Street Railway Company
J. W. Wheeler
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von Ales
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Madison
Ben, Histt
Robert Richardson
Frankfort
Bul Huber
Cincinasti
New, York
Dara
Carrard
National Trofting Association
Marlboro
Reverdy Johnsonu
Vpiniba Ol
Additional River News
Nati Hiniss
New Haven
Andrew Bates
Lake “Whitney
Alinotk
Baron Dewaly
Peeper
Deties
Williami
EB Pallan
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Cere ‘Greer
Chinn
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Mack
Society For the Prevention of
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Newport
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Insurance
Mtna Life Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
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Pington
Ode ‘Billings
District Court For Ee
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Mexico
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Congress Today
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Milwauker
Recce
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Mississippi
Mabh
Cartes & Sharpe
Cuvier Bulletin
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Avery
Burnet
Deckee
Kate Seeley
John W. Keeley
Probate Court
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Mr. Hendricks
Wasterom
D.C
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Suppond
Sepgeten Pnts Sa Aiahocmiy. Vile
Cincinnati! Times Company
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Geo.p.rowell & Co
Park Row
Wiswell
Robt. Orr & CO
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Pickerel
Beniefi
George Rignold
Ana
Henry
Henry Mayin
Fragle Acker
Henry's
Brown
Eal
Hawsey
Wood's Theatre
Breuing
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Mr. Nobles
Agnes
Pike's Music Hall
Selena
Cymeniam
National Theatre Comtyre
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Josey City
Astarlinnaid
Gordon
Et Ousings Co
Deveniber
Ronan
James G
Core Bronte
Conall
Toy Élyuvator
Walnes
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