other · 1887
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PersonWilliam
PersonHormer
PersonMamma
PersonRichard
PlaceThames
OfficialCivil Service
OrgUnited Tram
LocationThames
Date15th
The Nathalia Herald, No. 169, 1887-04-28.
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