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Lost at sea on the Steamship Varuna
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Mr. F.D. Johnson was the eldest son of our highly respected citizen, Judge Johnson. His wife was a Miss Pitt, daughter of that highly esteemed matron [i.e., Ellen Elizabeth Pitt Beman], who is generally known as the widow Pitt. They leave behind them two orphan children. If we mistake not, Mr. Johnson and his lady worshiped at the Catholic Cathedral.
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Lost at sea on the Steamship Varuna
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Mr. F.D. Johnson was the eldest son of our highly respected citizen, Judge Johnson. His wife was a Miss Pitt, daughter of that highly esteemed matron [i.e., Ellen Elizabeth Pitt Beman], who is generally known as the widow Pitt. They leave behind them two orphan children. If we mistake not, Mr. Johnson and his lady worshiped at the Catholic Cathedral.
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Lost at sea on the Steamship Varuna
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Mr. F.D. Johnson was the eldest son of our highly respected citizen, Judge Johnson. His wife was a Miss Pitt, daughter of that highly esteemed matron [i.e., Ellen Elizabeth Pitt Beman], who is generally known as the widow Pitt. They leave behind them two orphan children. If we mistake not, Mr. Johnson and his lady worshiped at the Catholic Cathedral.
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Lost at sea on the Steamship Varuna
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Mr. F.D. Johnson was the eldest son of our highly respected citizen, Judge Johnson. His wife was a Miss Pitt, daughter of that highly esteemed matron [i.e., Ellen Elizabeth Pitt Beman], who is generally known as the widow Pitt. They leave behind them two orphan children. If we mistake not, Mr. Johnson and his lady worshiped at the Catholic Cathedral.
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