Contributions to the Gay Head Indian Fund
A list of additional received amounts for the Gay Head Indian fund is reported. Donors include New Bedford Standard with 46 50, B V French in Lynn and Swampscott with 28 50, Mrs Mary Hemenway with 2000, Horatio F. Nichols with 10 00, G W S New York with 10 00, E S D Campineg with 66 and 509 totals, Mrs J Phillips South Hanover with 500, First Marian Sunday School Plymouth with 425, and James Durfee New Bedford with 100. Previously acknowledged amounts are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Head Indian Fund
New Bedford Standard
B.v.french
Lynn and
Swampscott
Mary Hemenway
Vuwavexs
Horatio F. Nichols
G. W.S
New York
Camprineg
M. BK. Kuseehepad Beens
J. Phillips
South Hanover
Marian Sunday School
Plymouth
Milo Horcs
H. F
Eeeiasina xi
James Durfee
New Bedford
Oxene
Maine Ice Harvest and New Bangor Rink Plan
About 15,000 tons of ice have been taken from the Saco and Biddeford rivers this season. A stock company will build a $15,000 rink in Bangor to serve fairs balls public meetings and roller skating. The body of Frank Ducette of Brooksville has been found frozen in the ice at Brewer Village. Two were drowned October 19 last by a boat overturning. Madame Benoit of Lisbon confesses she killed her infant child. This makes it likely two women will be hanged in Maine for murder before long. Dr Gratton accused of stealing a watch from Wilbur Goddard of East Boston, a guest at the doctor’s rooms in Biddeford recently. Cumberland county reports criminal prosecutions cost the state $6,693 and fines and costs $22,329. Kennebec county reports criminal prosecutions cost $0,241 and fines and costs $7,761.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Biddeford
Bangor
Frank Ducette
Brooksville
Brewer Village
Madame Benoit
Lisbon
Maine
Gratton
Wilbur Goddard
Boston
Cumberland County
Kennebec County
Grand Army assembly notices changes as Keene rector eyed for Calgary post
The Grand Army Rebekah? department of New Hampshire met in Concord with 250 delegates. Rev. F W Tomkins Jr of Keene faces move to Calgary Church New York City as assistant rector with a $3000 salary. Keene high school academy fund stands at about 21111 dollars from old property deals, likely to grow. A fire at the blanket and shoddy mill in Barrington destroyed building and stock. loss estimated at 8000 on building and 2000 on machinery with no insurance. cause traced to a heated bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Repebhe
Department of
New Hampshire
Concord Wedneday
F. W. Tomkins, Jr
St. James Church
Keene
Calgary Church
New York City
hea+ academy
Boundaries Meeting Set by Troy and Vermont Commissions
The joint boundary commission of the Troy and Vermont conferences plans a meeting on April 2 with Vermont proposing Burlington as the venue and Rutland as an alternative if Troy members prefer it. A tragedy from Dummerston shows an elderly mother unable to help her dying son and later found dead, amid neglect and cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Commission
Troy
Vermont
Vermontin
Burlington
Rutland
Dummerston
Chester
Fannie Stockwell
Daummerston Hills
Newburyport Pays 18000 For Police This Year
Newburyport announces a municipal expenditure of $18 000 for police services this year. Albert Townsend of Stockbridge died Sunday night with no cause assigned. Daniel S Beard a 70 year old West Granville farmer hanged himself in his barn Tuesday afternoon. James Maginnis of the Boston and Maine railroad in Lowell was instantly killed Wednesday by a locomotive. Gloucester adopts 1881 salaries for city officers with figures for treasurer clerk auditor physician solicitor street superintendent and others. A Fitchburg store fire caused by kerosene spill and a resulting explosion damaged stock and window glass. Holmes injured. Shaw optician stock damaged by water severe losses insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Albert Townsend
Stockbridge
Daniel S. Beard
West Granville
Nailers’ Convention
Nailers’ Union
Plymouth
James Maginnis
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lowell
Gloucester
Board of Health
Hi. A. Hatch and Company
Fitchburg
Perley Holmes, Jr
M. G. Shaw
Optician
Train Kills 10 Year Old Boy At Myrtle Avenue Crossing
Michael Cassidy, a 10 year old, was struck by an express train at Myrtle Avenue crossing Bridgeport. He died shortly after. Hartford Steam Heating seeks authority to replace steam with water gas in street pipes, estimating 50 cents per 1,000 feet. In Hartford Superior Court Julia Smith Parker wins. injunction dissolves. suit about farm proceeds has lingered a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cassidy
New York
Myrtle Avenue
Bridgeport
Hartford Steam Heating Company
Hartford
Julia Smith Parker
Smith
Glastonbury
Tremendous Local Happenings Include Tragedy and Crime
A Canton girl Emma Ellwood 19 dies by suicide in a grim act. The Tallapoosa carries 200 naval apprentices from New Hampshire to New York. Franz Miller a German 50 dies in prison. Maude Simmons and Katie Sullivan arrest for shoplifting in Newport with Katie claiming marriage to a man named Grandquest aboard a school-ship. Coronor’s jury links John J Fred’s death to Charles J Skuce in Fountain Street Providence tragedy. A mine accident at Rogers Field claims Lewis Laurian and injures John Tierney. Rhode Island grand lodge of Oda Fellows names officers including Isaac F Williams and Marcus W Morton. James McIntyre 26 killed on Worcester railway. Alexander Harris sues railroad for false arrest over fare dispute. Gamages set at $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ellwood
Canton
United States
Tallapoosa
New Hampshire
Newport
New York
Franz Miller
Rhode Island
Maude Simmons
Katie Sullivan
Grandquest
Fountain Street
Providence
John J. Fred
Charles J. Skuce
Rogersfield
Lewis Laurian
John Tierney
Rhode Island Grand Lodge of
Oda
Isaac F. Williams
William R. Dutempie
George D. Lansing
Marcus W. Morton
Stephen O. Randall
Lester S. Hill
James McIntyre
Manville Mill
Worcester
Manville
Albion
Alexander Harris
Providence and Worcester Railroad Company
Pawtucket
Amendments That May Be Made by the Committee Ex Speaker in Disgrace
A Boston Post despatch from Washington details expected actions on Morrison tariff bill and likely committee reporting. Hewitt may oppose amendments while supporting passage. Keifer Boynton intrigue features, and Garlington’s Arctic service dispute prompts Senate demand for the Proteus inquiry report. Town finances reveal Skinner’s misappropriation, resignations, and pending settlement as selectmen report findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heifer
Dingrey Shipping
Bill to Constitute a Bureau of Navigation
Washington news: House shipping committee approves Dingley bill to create a Bureau of Navigation in the Treasury, with a navigation commission and duties to oversee vessels and seamen. hearings set for Feb 13 on pilotage. related measures on shipping commissioners and free ship bill discussed. Trade dollar withdrawal debated. rebate for duties on foreign ship materials proposed. patent office rules amended. extradi tion treaty information sought. pleuropneumonia bill debated. Senate confirms several postmasters. Mexican land grant titles bill debated. Morrison tariff copies ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
House Shipping Committee
Dingley
Treasury Department
Register’s Office and Navigation Division
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
House Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
Pike
Atlantic
Pacific
F. C. Somes
Commissioner of Patents
Secretary of the Interior
Patent Office
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
State Department
England
Messrs
Lanham
Reagan
Texas
Hunt
Louisiana
Senate
William B. Clark
Dalton
Mass
Clark H. Barker
Portland
George T. Benson
Oakland
Paul Strobach
Middle District
Alabama
Bayard
Mr. Ingalls
Russell
Massachusetts
Thirteen Mills Shut Down In Fall River Strike
Weavers at Pocasset mill struck over wage reductions of about 11 percent while other mills in Fall River follow with closures. The Pocasset, Bourne, and Tecumseh mills employ about 700 workers with a weekly payroll around 3400 dollars. An appeal for support from male spinners across America, led by Robert Howard, urges action against wage cuts and calls for shorter hours to sustain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa. River
Mass
Pocasset
Pocasset Corporation
Bourne
Tecumseh Corporation
Providence Blacksmith Attacks Wife in Meal Time murder attempt
In Providence on February 6, John Sharkey blacksmith, long supported by his wife Margaret, threatened her life then stabbed her in the breast with a punch. She collapsed in a neighboring dwelling where ex Mayor Hayward and his wife were dining. Sharkey was arrested. The couple had come from Leitrim Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Margaret Sharkey
Rice & Hayward
John
Hayward
Sharkey
County
Leitrim
Ireland
Lacrosse club plans Europe tour with Yale reps
The New Haven Lacrosse club debated sending a team drawn from top U S clubs to Europe. Catlin Sr and four others were chosen to select candidates, with Yale likely to contribute two or three players. Five thousand dollars is pledged to cover expenses if funds fall short. The New Haven Bicycle club denies NY papers’ authorization and expected a Springfield delegation to the ball. George M. Hendee quits the New Haven club after opposing Jenkins’ faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Springfield
George M. Hendee
Jenkins
McPherson to Lead Republican Congressional Committee
Edward McPherson will again act as secretary of the Republican congressional committee. A mail coach near Abitou Texas was attacked by red agents Tuesday night. one passenger was fatally shot. Judge Henry Cooper, ex US senator from Tennessee, was killed by robbers near Chihuanua Monday. he managed the Polk silver mine. A romantic Virginia elopement occurred Monday night with Miss Willis leaving in night clothes. The Chicago Sporting Journal prints a race agreement for a three mile sculling event between Weemer and Conley at Pullman on May 30 1884 for a 2000 purse. The Grand Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic Pennsylvania department met in Lancaster April session. about 1500 comrades attended. The Indian population at Omitlan Mexico rose against whites. seven merchants killed and bodies desecrated. many buildings burned. Rumor says New Brunswick and Nova Scotia MPs may oppose a 22.5 million loan to the Canadian Pacific railroad unless Halifax is the ocean terminus. Near Howard Furnace Portsmouth Ohio a gallon of powder ignited in Mrs. Wm Woolson’s lap. she and a child were killed. two other children injured. house blown down. Chicago dispatch: Rock Island road gave 30 days notice to withdraw from Northwestern Traffic Association. Northwestern to Central Iowa traffic group. At Ashland Pa Joseph Smith Michael Mulroy and William Stitzer riding the tunnel colliery slope. gear detached. Smith and Mulroy killed. Stitzer escaped by jumping. River coal miners convention in Pittsburgh to press higher spring run rates. delegates from nearly every pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McPherson
Republican Congressional Committee
Abiteur
Texas
Read
Henry Cooper
United States
Tennessee
Chihuanua
Polk
Virginia
Weemer
Conley
Pullman
Grand Army of the Republi
Department of Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Omitlan
Mexico
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Halifax
Howard Furnace
Portsmouth
Ohio
Wm. Woolson
Chicago
Rock Island Road
Northwestern Traffic Association
Northwestern Road
Joseph Smith
Michael Mulroy
William Sutzer
Eollery
Ashland
Smith
Mulroy
Stitzer
Pittsburg
Concomb
N. H
New York Sun
Isaac Lill
New Hampshire Patriot
New Hampshire
William Butterfield
Hill
Mr. Butterfield
Butterfield
New Hampshire Democracy
John H. Goodale
Nashua
B. B. Whittemore
Nashua Gazette
Patriot
Hale
Marchester
Gilbert P. Whitman
Amory Mill
Whitman
D. W. Johnson
Monadnock Mills
Claremont
New Hampshire Press
John H. Brewster
Laconia
Winnipesaukee Gazette
Wallace Brothers
Rochester
Swampscott Machine Company
Great Falls Manufacturing Company
Wallace
Grand Army of the Republic
Eagle Hall
Opera House
Concord Horse Railway
Penacook
Barnstead
South Acworthy
D. C. George
H. C
Hocksett Mills
Dana Sargent
State Board of Agriculture
Franklin
Warren F. Daniel
Teachers’ Institute
Hillsborough County
Patterson
Manchester
Lewis Malcom
New London
Washington
Rivers Flood Across Pittsburgh and Ohio Valleys
Raging floods stretch from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati and Wheeling as the Youghiogheny and Allegheny rise to record levels. Thousands homeless, hundreds of homes inundated, bridges washed, and city services strained amid ongoing rescue and relief efforts.
Editors Who Were a Power in the State
Editorial retrospective on New Hampshire press figures Isaac Hill Butterfield and others, noting their influence, careers, and deaths. Mentions Wendell Phillips funeral prominence, and the passing of local journalists as the state press legacy fades.
Resolutions on Wendell Phillips Death by Massachusetts House
The Massachusetts House on Wednesday memorialized Wendell Phillips praising his lifelong fight against oppression. They honor his work for Black rights and his efforts to awaken white Americans to social wrongs. The tribute notes his indomitable advocacy, sacrifices, and enduring impact on liberty and justice for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts House of Representatives
House of Representatives
Wendell Phillips
Massachusetts
Estate suit over death on Western Texas ship
The estate of Richard D. Fox seeks 20000 against the Mallory line steamship Western Texas for fatal injuries after Fox fell through an open hatch aboard en route to Florida on Oct 23, 1883. The suit notes the bond posted to abide the outcome.
Unauthorized use of Deering name sparks steamboat scheme claim
Captain Charles Deering denounces the use of his name in a new steamboat project as unauthorized. An Augusta, Maine man who sailed twice with Captain Wright of the City of Columbus praises the master’s caution and stamina, while other notes touch on Wendell Phillips, Burnham Wardwell, and a Connecticut charity lottery debate. A 89 year old Wilton man, John Allen, reports swelling limbs and rapid Bible reading, claiming old age as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deering
Augusta
Wright
Columbus
Wendell Phillips
Gale
Burnham Wardwell
Worcester
Wardwell
Dedham
Gen. Waller
Connecticut
Logan
Embryo Statesman
John Allen
Wilton Record
Quartermaster McDonald Recounts City of Columbus Disaster Testimony
Roderick McDonald the Columbus quartermaster testified at the disaster inquiry describing his sea service, duties at the wheel, and order sequence as the ship was steered southwest by west. He recalled the moment of the bow watchman’s warning, the captain’s commands, a crash, boat drills, and his escape in boat No 5. Edward Leary, bow watchman, followed with his account of duties, buoy sighting, and failed boat lowering. Other witnesses, including O'Brien, White, Hines, and Butler, provided corroborating or supplementary details on the ship's final moments and evacuation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick McDonald
City of Columbus
Boston
Savannah
Tom
Fuller
Wright
Columbus
Capt. Wright
Nobsque
Leeward
Edward Leary
Harding
Edward O’brien
South
Leary
John White
McDonald
John Hines
Thomas Butler
Hreman
State billiard final in Marshall's decides tight tilt
In Marshall's state championship billiard tournament Allen defeated Morse 150 to 146 on Wednesday afternoon. Referee L. E. Lewis noted Allen's best run of 12 and Morse’s best 11 in a game lasting one hour and fifteen minutes. Marshall and Gilman meet this afternoon and a benefit for ill Mr. C. F. Campbell of Lynn is set for Friday. Hartford reports Shean of Springfield beat Behrens 309 to 28 with a 32 run, the tournament’s high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall’s
Allen
Morse
L. E. Lewis
Marshall and Gilman
C. F. Campbell
Lynn
Hartford
Conn
Charles T. Shean
Springfield
Mass
Henry Behrens
Meriden
Shean
Cincinnati Enquirer letters show Indiana Democrats divid
The Cincinnati Enquirer mailed thousands of letters to Indiana Democrats on the presidential question. Among replies, 3,855 favored McDonald and 19 backed Hendricks. Paine of Ohio led with 463 first choices and 1,188 second. Among Republicans, 1,128 supported Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Indiana
McDonald
Hendricks
Paine
Ohio
Arthur
Indiana Governor Race Echoes in Party Preferences
1 044 for Blaine. Lieut Gov Gray leads Holman two to one in Indiana governor preferences. Calkins is the Republican favorite, Dudley a strong second. Democrats favor tariff for revenue with incidental protection echoed by the Enquirer’s five thousand letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Indiana
Gray
Holman
Calkins
Dudley
Enquirer
Beecher Maps Westward Reach in Circuit of the Continent
Rev Henry Ward Beecher spoke at Tremont Temple on a Circuit of the Continent praising abolition of state lines and praising Canada and California. He extolled Manitoba wheat, the Union Pacific, and the westward push while critiquing stock gambling and the Chinese question before ending with the Mormon issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Manitoba
Great Northwest
Annual Knights Templar reception in Charlestown
About 1200 attended the Richard Gour de Lion commandery event in Masonic halls Charlestown. Notables including Governor Robinson and Henry Cabot Lodge were present. The evening featured music by Carter's orchestra Mendelssohn quartet and more, followed by banquet and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gour de Lion Commandery Knights Templars
Masonic
Charlestown
Carter
Mendelssohn Quartette
Spencer P. Gracie
George E. Clayton
Nellie’ Gahm
Datie Ek
Eldridge
Nettie C. Coburn
John Thomas
Just
Alien
Nettleton
Whipple
Russell
Greenough
Dalton
Saunders
Snite
Palestine
Hugh DePayen
DeMolay
St. Omer
William Parkman
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Boston Post
Adi
Post Publishing CO
Bmilik, Mear
Washington St
Vance Tance
Tencopiets
Drafta
Boston Weekly Post
Daily Post
POST
A. P. Moore
Trea
Hoston Post
Telegraph and Mail
RilOopers Fund
Rhodes
Somerset Club
GAY Head Indians
William W. Clapp
NEW England News
Ways and Means
Hewitt
Keifer-Boynton
Keifer
Boynton
Butler
Secretary of War
Garlington
Skinner
Tobias Stauffer
Salunga
Lewiston
the Evening Journal
John A. Skinner
St. Albans
Fall River
America
Freedom
Union
Wampanoag
Granite
Barnard
Border City
Stafford
Spinners’ Association of
Robert Howard
Spinners’ Committee
G. O. Taylor
Pennsylvania
Pirrspurg
Youghiogheny
Connellsvire
Allegheny
Low Lane
Alleghany
Alleghany City
Sixteenth Street
Alleghany River
Rand Street
Duquesne
Water Street
Sixth Street
Penn Avenue
Liberty Street
First
Sixth Streets
Ferry
Sharpsburg
Library Hall
Lawrence Barrett
Carson
Chartier’s Creek
Thirtieth Street
Lyon
Allegheny Council
Pennsylvania Central
Times, Post and Commercial Gazette
Monongahela
Union Bridge
Gayeater
Wheelin
Wheeling
W. Va
Main Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling and Kentucky
Wheeling Creek
Caldwell’s Run
Martin’s Ferry
Billafre
Kentucky
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Grand Central
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Aurora
Ind
Stow’s
Duckworth’s
Lawrenceburg
Covington
Louisville
Homes
Lorumsville
Fourteenth Street
Shippingport
Frankfort
Conneaut
Rathbone
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Meapville
Meadville Railway
Valey
Cleveland, Lorain
Canal Dover
Elyria
Mahoming River
Connotton Valley
Youngstown
Mahoning
Warren
Fifth Ward
Mill Street
Lahoning Avenue
Scioto
Hocking Valley
Scioto Valley
Miller
Granite State
Hollis Street
Faneuil Hall
Samuel May
Leicester
Samuel Longfellow
Cambridge
Frederick Douglass
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Theodore D. Weld
James Freeman Clarke
Elizur Wright
A.A. Miner
D.D
Phillips Brooks
Joseph Cook
Wm. Wells Brown
E. KE. Hale
Frank B. Sanborn
Thomas Russell
Thomas W. Higginson
Henry L Pierce
Edward L. Pierce
Brooke Hertford
J. W. Hamilton
C. W. Elliot
A. M. Haskell
R. C. Waterston
S. W. Bush
M. Angelo Dougherty
M. J. Savage
John Boyle O'Reilly
Col
Henry Lee
T. W. Parsons
Henry B. Blackwell
Charles A. Hovey
Lewis Hayden
Chas. K.whipple
FE. M. Davis
William Lloyd Garrison
Julia Ward Howe
Susan B. Anthony
Ednah D. Cheney
Lucy Stone
Abby W. May
A. M. Diaz
Anne Whitney
James T. Fields
S. O. Jewett
George D. Robinson
Henry B. Peirce
Edgar J. Sherman
Martin
Whitten
Board of Aldermen
Lee
Common Council
City Council
Boston Turneverein
Free Thinkers’ Association
American Free Soil Society
Young Men’s Congress
Wendell Pullips
John A. Preston
St. Pauls Church
Chopin
Longfellow
Angels of Consolation
J. M. Hintz
L. B. Mitchell
A. H. Houston
F. H. Clark
Pleye
May
Faneuil Mall
Houghton
Co. L
6Th Regiment
Francis
R. G. Shaw
R. i. Bent
Veteran Corps
Weston Farlow
Company B
Solomon Eliot
Bell
Brewster
William Chase
John N. Brady
Hollis
Tremont
Scollay Square
Cornhill
Dock Square
Fanneil Hall Square
Dock
Scollay Squares
Fanneil Hall
Bates
Benjamin F. Butler
Catafalque
Ferns
Irish National League of America
Tremont Street
Wendell Philips
New England
Baker
Beverly
Brackett
Boardman
Mr. Bowker
Waltham
Coffin
Mr. Chappelle
Mr. Dwyer
Mr. Randall
Coffey
Woods
Somerville
Phillips
Irish National Leagues of
Tremont Temple
Werdeil
Irish National League
O'Connell
Boston Papers
Temperance Alliance
A. A. Miner
A. Shuman & Co
Washington Street
Montreal
Dominion
Windsor
Ice Palace
J. G. B. Siegert
Gotham Gleanings
Richard D. Fox
Georgia
Western Texas
Mallory Line
Florida
Annie Cowbey
Kate
Thomas Collyer
Long Island
William
Billy’ McGlory
Cowing
Court of General Sessions
Oliver H. Palmer
Calgary Baptist Church
Wash Davis
Carl Schurz
Julian Davies
Alien Brown
United States Navy
Trinity Cemetery
Barton-on the-Sound
Pelham
Brunswick
Edward Keeler
E. B. Hayden
Brooklyn
Birmingham
Produce Exchange
RK. P. Tapley
Saco, Me
Quartermaster McDonald
Bow Watchman
Billiardists
Boston P Advertising
Aeta Ant
William Burnett Wright
Ohbie
Northwest
St. Paul
Llaw
Alaska
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
Hudson Bay Company
Stewart
Union Pacific
Italy
California
Wall Street
West
Cour de Lion
Knights Templars
Ashland Social Club
Parker Fraternity Hall
J. Howard Richardson
P. C. Hurd
H. K. Butler
Aids
Tufts
Shepherds
Paine Hall
Metropolitan Orchestra
Robert P. Healey
Jackson Guard
Ninth Regiment
Monument Hall
Abbotsford Hall
Robert Dower
Bipdefuchrd Mills
Pepperell and Laconia
J. 5S. Sanborn
Chase & Sanborn
Park’s
Montgomery Pla
Bosworth Street
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