Flint and Pere Marquette Year 1886 Earnings Report
The Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad reports 1886 passenger earnings 1 403 720, freight 695 984, other 61 117, total 2 160 772, up from 1 046 790. Net earnings 668 263, surplus 20 352. Bonded debt 5 209 000. Board to spend 332 450 for new freight engines and cars, financed by a car trust. Land sales 7 927 acres for 59 509. land grant up to Jan 1 totals 422 458 acres realized 4 604 199. Turners appointment to NY division exists. Scoville to station master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint & Pere Marquette
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Companie
Bay
Land Department
Rail rate battle and rail history mix in Michigan bill
Michigan lawmakers consider a bill forcing railroads earning above specified thresholds to charge fixed passenger rates per mile, with Michigan Central arguing a charter bars below 2 cents. Reported Baltimore ownership hints and multiple railroad financials follow, including Northwestern March earnings and Rhode Island Senate rail passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan Central
Coal Freight Market Report From New England Ports
The market shows ample coal supply and softer coal freights while vessels remain in demand at prior rates. Engaged schooners include various cargos: 20,000 small pavers Lanesville to New York at 8 dollars per ton, 300,000 feet lumber Fernandina to Baltimore at 3550, 1100 tons ice East Boothbay to Richmond at 90 cents, and 700 tons stone New York to Sabine Pass at 2 dollars. Other routes list phosphate rock, coal, piling, and general cargo with private terms or modest bids from Newport News, Baltimore, Perth Amboy, Boston, and Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Ann
Philadelphia
Lanesville
New York
Charleston
Baltimore
Weymouth
Fernandina
Newport News
Boston
East Boothbay
Richmond
Wiscasset
Savannah
Bangor
Perth Amboy
Ellsworth
Portsmouth
N. H
Sabine Pass
St. John
N.B
Halifax
N. S
Charlottetown
Vessels Sailed for Boston List From Various Ports
The list records ships and brigs sailing for Boston on dates around Feb through April from Manila Matanzas Calcutta St John's Cadiz Ponce Fajardo Gibara Sydney and other ports. Entries include names such as Alice Reed Stall Alice Swain Anglesea Aldebaran Bertie Bigelow Big Bonanza Clio Chaser Chattanooga Caleb Diadem Edward May Edward May Johnsen George Skeffield Graf Eulenberg Iceberg Kirkcudbrightshire Lucy Pope Linnet Livingstone Lancefield Mary Gibbs Mary Agnes Panay Fesienne Kenney Riisoe Samuel D Carlton Syanara Subra Sooloo sed St Helena Thalassa and Tare among many others. Distress and passing remarks noted for Syanara and Syanara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alice Reed
Stall
Am Bark
Manila
Alice
Swain
Matanzas
Melbourne
Clio
Gerhardt
St John’s
Chaser
Rice
Bailey
Chattanooga
Lewis
Cadiz
Caleb
Jobson
Norbark
Buenos Ayres
Diadem
Crasso
Ponce
Edward
Arch
Samuel D Carlton
Freeman
Ambark
Singapore
Syanara
Melntosh
Brsch
Nashua
Subra
Otterbeck
Nor Bark
Sooloo
Powers
Hallo
St Helena
Thalassa
Stukje
Sch
Rio Grande Do Sul
Tare
Ausbark
Trapani
Shipping arrivals and routes noted from several vessels
Evens Chase from Havana sailed April 13. Tarla Topan Trumbull from Zanzibar has no date. Passed St Helena on March 15. Wheatland Baker from Zanzibar on February 17 via Madagascar. Wm H Fredson from Sagua on April 5. Wau-bun Welch from Sagua on April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evens Chase
Havana
Tarla Topan Trumbull
Br Bark
Zanzibar
St Helena
Wheatland, Baker
Am Bark
Madagascar
Wm H Fredson
Biddle
Amsch
Sagua
Wau-bun
Welch
Transportation Schedules From New Orleans to Caribbean and Beyond
The fragment lists travel times and routes from New Orleans to several destinations including Guatemala, Honduras, Bay Islands, British Honduras, Cuba, Tampa, Mexico, Porto Rico, and the We Elcano service to New York. It notes Sunday and Friday sail dates in April with evening closes around 6 to 8 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Republic of Honduras
Bay Islands
New Orleans
British Honduras
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Boston
Mexico
Porto Rico
Elcano
New York
Trans-Pacific Mail Dates From San Francisco and Boston
For Society Islands per ship City of Papeitei from San Francisco April 30. For Australia Fiji New Zealand Sandwich and Samoan Islands. Steamship Mariposa from San Francisco May 6 closing at Boston Friday April 29 at 1 00 PM. Correspondence for trans Pacific mails to be mailed in Boston at least eight days before dates given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Islands
Galveston
Colorado
Lampasas
Fernandina
Fla
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Old Stave House
Boston
Southern Pacific Company Morgan’s
Louisiana and Texas R.ne and Steamship Co
Suneet
New York
North River
North Moore
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Mobile
Texas
San Francisco
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
California
Bk. Currier
N. EB
Washington Street
E. Hawley
Eastern Avent
Broadway
Yarmouth Steamship Company
SHIP NEWS APRIL REPORTS STAGGERED ACROSS ATLANTIC ROUTES
Antwerp to Bristol to Liverpool and New York queues of vessels with arrivals from New York Baltimore Mobile San Francisco Yokohama and Matanzas The report notes several ships in motion including Paxo Gothenburg City Columbia and Edam plus a loss of propeller on Borderer near Kinsale and a warning to captains from the Boston signal station about barometer readings and sea level corrections Also listed are the miniature almanac for April 23 high water and moon phase
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Bergenland
New York
Illinois
Bristol
Marchioness
Baltimore
Liverpool
Deak
Mobile
Navarro
Adriatic
Hong Kong
City of New York
San Francisco
Yokohama
Limerick
Bedford
Prawle Point
Paxo
Rotterdam
Seilly
Gothenburg City
Gibraltar
Efficient
Mediterranean
Boston
Columbia
Kinsale
Borderer
London
Palestine
Havre
Chancellor
New Orleans
Rouen
Rhosina
Matanzas
Samana
Hayti
Claribel
Port Limon
Valencia
Curacoa
Queenstown
Salerno
Stettin
Slavonia
Lizard
Edam
Amaterdam
Corean
Bothnia
Port of Boston Apr 22 Arrivals and Cleared Vessels
Port of Boston report lists arrivals including Steamer Bothnia from Liverpool with passengers to Alexander Martin and other steamers to J G Hall Co Harrison Loring and H H Whitney. Several brigs and schooners with cargoes sail or depart for New York Philadelphia Hoboken and Baltimore. Weather noted as light winds and a gale off Cape Cod with snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothnia
Dutton
Liverpool
Aril
Queenstown
Moise
Alexander Martin
Alpha
Cann
Yarmouth
J G Hall& Co
Carroll, Brown
Halifax
Mdise
Harrison Loring
Gen Whitney
Bearse
New York
H H Whitney
Forest City
Emerson
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Ese
Maggie Willett
Cook
Barbados
Vineyard Haven
Amhurst
Hill
Chevenne
Crowell
Mary Standish
Higgins
Bill Stowe
Phinney
Marcia
Lewis
Kelley
Hoboken
Boynton
Perry
Rockport
Orizon
Bath
Lizzia Young
Vierce
James Rothwell
Lombard
alReents
Franconia
Parker
Georgetown
J Stibbs
Poster
Norfolk
Florence
Lockwood
Hull
Weehawken
Alaska
Clark
South Amboy
Joseph Eaton
Chatfield
J & H Crowley
Lord
Lovolta
Whittaker
Roundout
Caroline
Hutchins
Port Johnson
See
Ann Walker
Mitchell
Harriet
Fall
Henrietta
Mutchins
Orland
Victory
Milliken
Jersey City
Franklin Nickerson
Scott
Perth Amboy
Seventy Six
Teel
James A Parsons
Plummer
Shipping News From New England Ports Amid Lumber Cargo Reloads
The Aurora schooners C RS, Lottie, Nellie M Snow and others sail from Vineyard Haven, Boston, and Calais toward destinations like Weehawken and New Bedford while Union reloads lumber for favorable voyage. Multiple entries note sailings from Boothbay, Gloucester, Salem, and Wiscasset with steamer, bark, and schooner movements, including cargoes of lumber and delays resolved. a new 160 ton schooner is purchased in Newburyport to be commanded by Captain Joseph Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
21St
Dexter Clark
Theall
Weehawken
Boston
Elizabeth de Hart
McIntyre
Anita
Haley
St John
New York
Louisa Boardman
Tinker
Calais
Kya Adell
Westcott
Brookline
Kendrick Fish
Hart
Rose Toe
Joseph Oakes
Gray
Frankfort
Webster Karnerd
Marshall
Clark's Island
Emma McAdam
Young
New Bedford
Ona
Igun
Waterside
Providence
JC Nash
J W Woodruff
Richardson
Edith T Gundy
Gands
Amboy
Livinia F Warren
Thompson
Hoboken
Clara E Simpson
Philadelphia
Rebecca Shepard
Smith
Boothbay
Sprewell
Ainhry
Republica
North Haven
M L Varney
Weeks
Bath
Bluehill
Nelson
MeFarland
Hotsey
Gloucester
Western Banks
Icis Blanch Leboo
Blake
Rockland
Prince
Decktow
Lincolnville
E B Ketchum
Gott
Parrsboro
Fordo
George A Peirce
Sherman
Machias Fordo
Cora E Meader
Meader
Portsmouth
Wiscasset
Megunticook
Shipping Arrivals and Sailings Across Major Ports
A detailed sailings and arrivals list from multiple ports including Ascension Calcutta Cadiz Cet te Copenhagen Dublin Dakar Dungeness Falmouth Glasgow Havre Hull Lizards London La Rochelle Liverpool Nordenham Nieuwe Diep Prawle Point Philippines Ville Pernambuco Plymouth Queenstown Sailed and Passed notices record vessel names captains and destinations with notes of minor collisions between Callirrhoe and Cambrian Chieftain. Several vessels proceed to New York Boston San Francisco and Leith with cargoes and passengers reflected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension
Lord Lython
Seabrook
Cebu
Liverpool
Oithona
Ditchburn
Calcutta
New York
Utrecht
Hackens
Hiogo Fordo
Cc Chapman
Hitchborn
Philadelphia
Cadiz
Chattanooga
Lewis
Boston
Cette
1Roat
Svdiguga
Copenhagen
Spark
Plymouth
Sch Maud
Fowler
Quebec
Queenstown
Callirrhoe
Robson
San Francisco
Cambrian Chieftain
Elias
Dingle
Lowestof
Notice to Mariners Harlem River buoy removed after inconvenience
The red spar buoy off Randall's Island Harlem River New York has been removed by order of the Lighthouse Board Commodore USN Inspector Third District AEK Benham Tompkinsville NY April 21 1887 Ships Vancouver Porter from Delaware Breakwater to St John NB April 17 lat 40 28 lon 67 50 Bark Aladdin Pedersen Philadelphia to Buenos Ayres March 22 lat 21 16 N lon 35 12 all well Bark Saga Farup Bremen to Baltimore March 17 lat 47 12 lon 11 58 4c Mary Ellen Havana to Halifax April 17 lat 40 31 lon 67 She Maggie J Lawrence and Annie C Grace Philadelphia to Savannah April 21 off Charleston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jay Gould
Pennsylvania
New York City & Northern Company
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Rhode Island Senate
Rhode Iland & Massachusetts
Providence
Providence & Worcester
Boston & Providence
St. Paul & Duluth
Harlem River
Randall's Island
New York
Vancouver
Porter
Delaware
St John
Aladdin
Pedersen
Philadelphia
Buenos Ayres
Saga
Farup
Bremen
Mary Ellen
Havana
Halifax
Maggie J Lawrence
Annie C Grace
Savannah
Charleston
Antwerp
Coringa
Dexter
Arecibo
C E Robinson
Breen
North of Hatteras
Avon Moulth
Texas
Hunter
Montreal
Barbados
Petit-Codiac
Steeves
Montevideo
Ar 3d
Mary Baker
McLaren
Agder
Flugelstad
Fasse PR
Boston
Annie Belle
Lewis
Varrow
York City
Bonn
Azalea
Heinrich
Weyhausen
New Orleans
Adolph
Brockelhann
Curacoa
Cebu
Henry Villard
Perkins
Dungeness
Medusa
Krause
Wilmington
Hamburg
Purdee
Rondo
Olsen
Pensacola
Dublin
Morcombe Bay
Emmet
San Francisco
Glasgow
Cynthia
Taylor
Greenock
Norwegian
Stephen
Gibraltar
Dumas
Marseilles
Eutopia
Morrison
Mediterraean
M Mackay
Balmer
Manitoban
Dalziel
Hudson
Lryant
Coosaw
Stettin
St Joseph
Christensen
Liverpool
Sir Grace Greenwood
British West Indies
Hull
Lepanto
Irvin
Rugia
Albers
Kinsale
Cambrian Chieftain
Elias
San Francis
Queenstown
Gumt
Galveston
Telemach
Andersen
Membo
Horn
Henry
Hyde
Pendleton
Hercules
Fernandina
Princess
Reed
Oregon
Williams
Queen
Mulligan
London
State of Nebraska
Braes
Gravesend
Nestorian
Amsbury
Derry
Larne
Mozart
Sawyer
Rio Janeiro
Longfellow, Faraday
CROSX
Ardurne
Smith
Sharpness
Lalia
Rogers
Dundalk
Nellie Clark
Clark
Annie V Bergen
Odell
City Island
Royal Arcanum
Gould
Talcahuano
Mabel
Snow
Tampico
Elsie A Baylis
Bagus
Kingston
Ocean Lily
McDonald
Fernanna
Tuskar
Bark
Australia
Valencia
Sansone
Starcich
Victoria
Esquimalt
Norway
Albrethsen
Royal Roads
Lindisfarne
Miller
Nanaimo
Vessels ashore and wrecks reported worldwide
New Orleans reports brig Italia ashore near Roco del Drago and likely total loss. Scotia ashore at Blue Point LI moved about 100 feet. British Crown towed into Queenstown with broken shaft. Halifax ships Lilly and Sir Sarah B Putnam suffer damage. bark Moss Glen adrift near Montreal. Gertie May lengthened with propeller for Providence routes. Numerous other vessels damaged or wrecked near Key West, Hatteras, and off Atlantic coast with crew saved or awaiting repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Warrior
Roco del Toro
Italia
McCahan
Santos
Baltimore
Roco del Drago
New York
Scotia
Blue Point Station
London
British Crown
Boston
Queenstown
Halifax
Sch
Lilly
Lockport
Port Mouton
India
Moss Glen
Morris
Montreal
Sallie & Ellen
Norfolk
North Carolina
Fall River
Gertie May
Providence
Adamsville
Westport
Bedford
Morgan
Ilavana
South Pass
Winter Quarter
Fenwick’s Island
Philadelphia
Hatteras Light
Sir Edwin I Morrison
Sir Sarah B Putnam
Salem
Mass
Byron
Pubnico
Houger Quertier
Brest
Key West
Board of Survey
Admiralty Court
Salerno
Rogers
Stettin
Midocean
San Francisco
Eden
Clara
United States District Court
Consuelo
Honolulu
Joshua Grindle
Eureka
San Diego
Isle of Pines
Baker's Island
Svich
Svid
Multiple Atlantic vessels sail and clear across ports list
Apr 14 to Apr 22 nautical movements show ships passing Halifax Liverpool London and other ports. Vessels include Polynesian Eutopia Manitou St Joseph St Joseph cargo ships and bark Cambrian Chief. Entries note sailings to New York Stettin Queenstown and Brazil with several clearlings and arrivals.
PORTS AND CLEARANCES ROWS OF 19TH CENTURY VESSELS
Diverse ship movements and clearances across ports including Ar, Brunswick, Bermuda Hundred, Charleston, Calais, New Orleans, New York and Philadelphia with vessels such as Dumbartonshire Munro Sydney for Portland, bark Lancashire, steamers Korn and Von Goessel, and brigs and schooners processed for duties, cargos, and routes to Havana, Rio Janeiro, and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astorta
Dumbartonshire
Munro
Sydney
Nsw
Portland
Jupiter
Jones
Queenstown
Sand Island
Baltimore
Sehs
Boston
Ettaa Stimpson
Thomas
St John
Chase Sampson
Rogers
Mattie A Franklin
McDonald
Alfred Brabrook
Connor
James Ford
Garfield
Kenilworth
Port Antonio
Brunswick
Lancashire
Evans
New York
Sch Standard
Oram
Savannah
Mark Scotia
Smeltzer
Buenos Ayres
Tybee
Othello
Bond
Harold C Beecher
Margaret A May
Gardner
Philadelpha
Edward Stewart
Harlow
Geo H Ames
Whelan
Rebecca J Moulton
Wyman
Bermuda Hundred
Adaline Townsend
Sears
Chatham
22Nd
Isabel Alberto
Bishop
Ingston
Charleston
Charles C Dame
Daniels
Alice R Chester
Ingersoll
Perth Amboy
Equator
Philadelphia
John M Brown
Mary L Allen
Fernandina
Rebecca R Nickerson
Wilmington
Weymouth
Calais
Alice
Boardman
Rice
Rockland
Alligator
Ashford
Fall River
Willis S Shepard
Reeves
Norfolk
Sally T Chartre
Spellman
Taunton
Salmon Washburn
O'Keefe
Sally W. Ponder
Lincoln
M M Merriman
Borden
Georgetown
Kit Carson
Smith
Wd Miller
Salem
Levine
Harbor
el Hazard
J H Parker
G Kh Congdon
Eleanor
HY Annis
Andrew H Edwards
Cottridge
Phiadelphia
Annie Louise
Dennis
Abel W Parker
Plymouth
Key West
Rio Grande
Lewis
Galveston
Mascotte
Hanlon
Hiavana
Mouile
Vidette
Kelly
Newberne
William IL Tatum
Coulvern
Ellas Hull
Hill
Balimore
New Bedford
Wm L Walker
Crocker
Vassar, Jr
Slocum
Jennie G Pillsbury
Spear
A B Crabtree
Sinclair
New Zealand
Kelley
South Amboy
Pottsville
Ritson
Newport News
Rhosina
Matanzas
Samana
Hayti
Cienfuegos
Cuba Claribel
Port Limon
Valencia
Curacoa
Portia
St Johns
Halifax
Louis Bucks
Jacksonville
Hudson
New Orleans
Park Emita
Stout
Sdis
Manuel B Cuza
Bayles
Mexico
Minnie A Bonsall
Lodge
Darien
Welaka
Cottrell
Arroyo
John C Greey Killen
Ida C Schoolcraft
Booge
Meyer & Miller
Perkins
Havana
Peter Schurtz
Thompson
William Wilson
Berry
Jennie
Chromo
Sullivan
Onrust
Helen Mar
Providence
Annie E Webb
Alton 'S Minor
Franconia
Ichs
Zeilia
Hallowell
Palne
la Bourgogne
Franquel
Havre
Rhynland
Antwerp
Parnessia
Glasgow
Rotterdam
Vis
Fulda
Bremen
Servia
Liverpool
Hekla
Stettin
City of Montreal
Bratten
Baracoa
Victoria
Bernard
Para
Tenaire
LaGuayra
Barks
Schs
Lucilla
Orquell
Brown
Bay of Fundy
Silverson
Day
Anglo
Love
Lunenburg
Win Beasley
Cavanaugh
Porto Rico
Ethel
Irvine
Harvey
Isaac Burpee
Rochdale
Tindalls
Falmouth
Californian
Pickthall
Pizzati
Pizatti
Lboens del Toro
Vort Kads
Etc
Capulet
Marinion
Porto Cortez
Gulnare
Ruatan
Lureka
H B Cann
Cork
Maria Luigia
Lisbon
Carib
Avilla
Newport
James English
Jayne
Port Townsend
George Thompson
Barneson
Estella
Avery
San Francisco
Pensacola
Sigrid
Laroen
Creola
Gibelli
Genoa
Dunn
McFarland
Port Royal
Harlsey
Macquest
Solis
Bickmore
Wall
Vinal Haven
Charles
Davis
Soove
New Haven
S Hart
Lanesville
Carrie
Holmes
Pee York
Agricola
Garland
Kate Markee
Allen
Oston
Chillan
Bannister
Reading
Rolf
Tollefsen
Dieppe
Alessandro
Sturlese
Venice
Orin
Galerius
Dunkirk
Salvatore Accame
Carara
Addie P Bacon
Bacon
Martin L Smith
Quincy Point
W F Crélins
Higgins
Eva A
Maritime Ship Movements and Clearances Include Multiple Vessels
The report lists numerous ships, brigs, and steamers with their ports of call or clearance dates. Vessels such as Farnwell, Vorwarta, Arcot, Henry Waddington, Emma C Middleton, and City of Sydney are noted along with destinations like Philadelphia, Havana, Boston, and Hong Kong. Several schooners and barges are recorded at ports including Perth Amboy, Portland, Richmond, Rockport, San Francisco, Savannah, and Tybee, detailing arrivals, sailings, and cargo movements across 22d and 21st entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danenhower
Johnson
Charleston
RK W Casey
Shaw
Brunswick
Julian Nelson
Kelly
Newport
Ida L Hull
Hull
Boston
WS Jordan
Crowell
Archer Y Reeves
Simpson
Augustus Hunt
Hall
Stephen Morgan
Mehaffy
Jennie Lockwood
Poland
Gal- Mende & Vrooman
Smith
Mobile
Anita, Small
Stary
Farnwell
Carthagena
Philarmphia
Isaac Orbeton
Trim
Havana
Vorwarta
Bremen
Roman
Arcot
Cates
Cardenas
Henry Wadington
Magee
Anna T Ebener
Springer
Emma C Middleton
Lee
Perth Amboy
Nulato
Sawyer
Sarah Quinn
Lynch
William H Parker
Hiller
Thomas
Portland
Isaiah K Stetson
Frank
Sagaa
Richmond
Alfred Keen
Greeley
Rockland
Rockport
New York
Witch Hazel
Albany
San Francisco
Vidette
Gilman
Port Madison
Pearl
Manning
Port Haddovck
Mallsgate
Sprott
Port Townsend
Johann Kepler
van Oppen
Thiele
Hong Kong
St Mark
Nichols
Hedge
Alfen
Egeness
Wilmington
Tybee
Freidis
Larsen
Gloucester
Annie
Grace
Philadelphia
Satilla River
Tom Williams
Mills
Savannah
Suffolk
W Alcott
French
W Huddell
Ellen Holgate
Betts
Norwalk
Tacoma
Hedborg
Melbourne
Nellie May
Austin
Nsw
Wareham
Warren Hall
Walter
Newcastle
Del
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W. H. Turner
New York & New England Road
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
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W. H. Stevenson
Housatonic Road
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Ship News
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Read
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de Mine
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Edith
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Sarah Inass
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Edith Norrington
Hilda
Nee Sen
Free Surgical Hospital For Women
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