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Eugene Allen Hackman (January 30, 1930 – c. February 18, 2025) was an
American actor.
Hackman made his
credited film
debut in the
drama Lilith (1964)....
- A
hackman may be a coachman. The word may also
refer to:
Hackman (surname),
includes list of
people with the
surname Hackmans Gate,
hamlet in Worcestershire...
- the
Gettysburg Railroad Station to the
Springs Hotel), and
stands for
hackmen who
drove visitors in
jitneys (horse-drawn
group taxis) on tours. Modern...
- and take possession. . . . In this
connection it may be
stated that the
hackmen who
stand around the Court-house square,
having been
requested to vacate...
- mail room inside,
while the
south end held
locker rooms for
trainmen and
hackmen. The
station was
raised 8 feet (2.4 m) as part of a 1902–1905
project that...
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country from its
first colonization, to
regulate ferries,
common carriers,
hackmen, bakers, millers, wharfingers, innkeepers, &c., and in so
doing to fix...
- said of him that he was "openly
hostile to a
large class of teamsters,
hackmen and others" and that he had "also
favored a cut in the
wages of day laborers...
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train No. 2
emerged from the
Connaught tunnel….it was
learned that Mrs. H.
Hackmen ….of Vernon….had
given birth to a baby. "Calgary Herald, 9 Feb 1939". www...
- May 25,
London began to bury the dead. The
London Free
Press reported hackmen raising their rates,
liverymen charging five
dollars for one and a half...
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Indian named Kunkapot;
black men who had
served as sailors, or as city
hackmen [drivers], also the
purest Africans escaped from slavery; sons of American...
