Debates in the Commons on Soudan policy and censure motion
Mr Henry Labouchere moved that the house regrets the militia embodiment as government interference in the Soudan. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach questioned the delay over Gen Gordon’s death and the post‑El Mahdi policy. The censure motion failed 455 to 112. Lord Hartington said expedition would continue. Irish members opposed the government. a late split among Whigs and Parnellites altered the tally.
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London
House of Lords
Marquis of Salisbury
Commons
Stafford Northcote
Earl of Camperdown
Egypt
Earl of Carnavon
Gordon
Earl of Kimberley
India
Gen. Gordon
England
Earl Granville
Prince Bismarck
Khartoum
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Baron Wentworth
Soudon
House of Commons
Henry Labouchere
Michael Hicks-Beach
Gen
Soudan
el Mahdi
Anthony Ashley
Germany
Transvaal
Thomas Sexton
Prince of Wales
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Gladstone
Sexton
Mr. Gladstone
John Morley
George Hamilton
Morey
Lord Hartington
Cetawayo
Lord Fitzmaurice
Red Sea
Italy
Massowari
Turkey
Mr. Goschen
Parneliites
Cleveland cabinet picks reported by Albany despatch
New York readers are told that Cleveland has chosen five cabinet members with formal acceptances. Bayard would be secretary of state Manning secretary of the treasury Lamar secretary of the interior Garland attorney general and Wilus postmaster general Endicott likely to be secretary of war. His inaugural address is said to be brief.
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New York
Albany
Cleveland
Bayard
Manning
Treasury
Lamar
Interior
Garland
Wilus
Endicott
The Horrible Crimes of a Hentuckian and His Sons
In Union County Kentucky a farmer Mose Caton and his sons killed Caton's wife for not deeding property. A posse attacked the home. shots wounded Mose John and Annie Caton. The family surrendered and were jailed. Rumor spoke of possible lynching that night.
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Louissville
Union County
Mose Caton
Caton
Pouse
John Caton
Annie
Catons
Maine Senate actions note temperance and bonds bill
In Augusta on February 27 the Maine Senate discussed opposing the Kennebec Arsenal sale, laid on the table a state prison resolve, and passed a temperance bill to be engrossed then reconsidered. The Portland and Ogdensburg road bill passed with amendments for two thirds, and a tax collection act was referred in the House. A minority report was rejected 77 to 50, the judiciary reported on solitary confinement for death row inmates, obscenity, and a constitutional salary-change ban for state officers.
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Augusta
Senate
Kennebes Arsenal
Maine
Portland
Judiciary Committee
Ale
Brooklyn man commits suicide after fortune lost in Wall Street
A coroner's note from J M Clapp Brooklyn reports J Jones died by his own hand at the Atlantic hotel after registering as Thomas Wilson of Detroit. Once wealthy in Brooklyn brick trade he retired to an Aurora farm then ran a Jacksonville business and later lost fortune in Wall Street. He left Brooklyn Thursday borrowing $10. his son J A Jones is a Chicago merchant.
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Briidgeport
Conn
Holt
Clapp
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
J. Jones
Atlantic Hotel
Thomas Wilson
Detroit
Ince
Aurora
Jacksonville
Fla
Wall Street
J. A. Jones
Michigan Moyenne
Chicago
New Corporations Forming Across Sectors In New York
The Daily Age reports 64 new corporations organized last week with varied objects and capital. Sectors include machinery, finance, mercantile, railroads, printing, mining, gas and water, banks, electrical works, churches, distilleries, dwellings, mills, jewelry, and other ventures. Total capital amounts to $31,499,950.
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New York
Daily Age
Mercantile
Wabash Strike Threatens 350 Workers Return by 11:30
In MonenLy Mo a secret meeting followed a telegram from Master Mechanic Jonson of Springfield notifying 350 Wabash machine shop employees they would be discharged if they failed to return by 11:30. The strikers demand the former wage schedule be restored.
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MonenLy
Boston clergyman installed as pastor in Springfield church
Rev Michael Burnham formerly of Emanuel church Boston Highlands was installed today as pastor of the First Church of Christ in Springfield. He becomes the tenth pastor, following Rev George Moxon who was installed in 1637. An examining council with 65 delegates and pastors conducted a lengthy, debate filled examination.
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Springfield
Mass
Michael “Burnham
Emanuel Church of
Boston
Highlands
Church of Christ
George Moxon
Harvard Alumni Banquet in Baltimore Honors President Eliot
The first annual banquet of the Harvard alumni association of Baltimore was held at the Merchants' club tonight. Attended by prominent literary and professional men in the state, the event featured President Eliot as a guest and included plans for his entertainment by Johns Hopkins University President Gilman.
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Baltimore
Harvard Alumni Association of
Merchants’ Club
Eliot
Gilman
Johns Hopkins Miniversity
Prominent Whitesburg figure in police clash aftermath
In Letchem county Kentucky on a Wednesday Van Smallwood, a noted member of the law and order group, confronted desperado McClelland Adams. A pistol duel followed with Adams struck down. Adams previously killed two men in January and defied the authorities. Smallwood remains at large.
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Whitesburg
van Smallwood
Law and Order
Letchem County
McClelland Adams
Adams
Smallwood
Respite of Ashland Murderer Draws Eastern Kentucky Crowds
The respite for Neal, the last of the Ashland murderer, sparked indignation across eastern Kentucky as 50 to 60 people gathered for hours. Neal reached Mt. Sterling and was placed in jail without incident.
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Lexington
Neal
Ashland
Kentucky
Mt. Sterling
Cowboys stop Pacific express at Mingusville
Cowboys halted the Pacific express at Mingusville today and forced conductor Clark to dance the can can on the platform. A posse from Mandan arrested the entire party and is escorting them to headquarters of the Missouri division of the army on the east bound train.
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Dickinson
Dak
Pacific Express
Mingusville
Clark
Mandan
Senate slows as House leads on appropriation bills
Washington February 27 Senate productivity teeters as debates unfold. Cameron moves to resume a House claims bill and Morrill pushes the trade dollar bill. Pension bills pass in sequence while Letitia Tyler Sempie’s pension bill stalls amid objections. Navy bureau vacancy to remain unfilled. postmaster general commission reports stamp production issues. several nominations confirmed or disbarment noted.
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Washington
Senate
Cameron
Wisconsin
United States
Morrill
van Wyck
Mitchell
House
Commodore Marchand
Sophia A. Morgan
Charles A. Morgan
Plam
Morgan
Letitia Tyler Sempie
President Tyler
W. W. Corcoran
Riddleberger
Cockrell
Yeas
Mays
House Passes Sundry Civil and River Funding Bill
Washington feb 27 after long debate the house passed the sundry civil appropriation bill granting 300000 for the new orleans exposition with priority to exhibitors and creditors outside louisiana. the tally 159 to 122. the session featured uproar over limiting debate and sharp speeches. the bill eventually passed 168 to 107. senate amendments to the legislative bill were nonconcurred in. a separate river and harbor measure sought 5000000 for continued works including galveston harbor and mississippi river improvements with war department oversight. house later passed 36 pension bills and adjourned after a long day.
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Washington
House
New Orleans
Louisiana
Appropriations Committee
Potter
New York
Thomas
Illinois
Treasury
Senate
Willis
Kentucky
Secretary of War
Galveston
Mississippi River
Cairo
Plum Point
Lake Providence
Miller
Pennsylvania
Boutelle
Maine
Mississippi
Milliken
Yeas
Townshend
Committee On Appropriations
Turner
Georgia
Nicaragua Canal Survey Progress and Trade Winds of Inquiry
Civil Engineer Menocal reports to the navy department from San Juan river on January 31 that his party arrived January 23 near the San Juan and Sera piqui rivers. Costa Rican officials object to surveys in their territory awaiting instructions, while a survey proceeds on the river left bank. Health is good and survey activity shows encouraging signs. Also, Bangor collector Gen. Joseph S. Smith is vindicated after charges, with Assistant Secretary Cook affirming innocence and noting no sworn witness statements supporting Chalker's accusations.
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Washington
Menocal
Nicaragua Canal
Navy Department
San Juan River
San Juan
Serapiqui
San Jose
Bangor
Joseph S. Smith
Treasury Department
Cook
Gen. Smith
Chalker
General Raid Nets 20 Plus Anarchist Suspects in Switzerland
Berne reports a broad police sweep against anarchists across Switzerland joined by Swiss citizens. The federal council says it uncovered a dynamite conspiracy aimed at destroying the federal palace. By evening, 23 arrests including several women were made in Berne Zurich St Gall and other centers as authorities vow further action.
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Berne
Switzerland
Federal Council
Federal
Federal Palace
Zurich
St. Gall
Riots Intensify at Kensington Carpet Mill Area
Philadelphia February 27 police clash with about ten thousand in Kensington. Five arrests occur as officers push crowds from Leedan’s mill while loom fixer Cameron is escorted home. Montague and White employers halt work. 2000 Lowell circulars circulate urging weavers to stay away. Weavers’ executive committee escalates strike action amid job stoppages.
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Philadelphia
Kensington Carpet Mill
Leedan’s Mill
Cameron
Montague & White
Knights of Labor
Montague
Lowell
Mass
Wm. Harris & Co
National Theatre Fire Causes Heavy Losses in Washington
Fires destroyed the National Theatre in Washington with only embers and blackened walls remaining. Lotta the actress reportedly owned $50,000 in theatre stock while Miller Jones & Co. faced about $20,000 in losses, partly insured. Two shops along the lobby area were gutted, and W. H. Rappley’s east side store suffered a $5,000 stock loss with no insurance. Wallack's company losses total $15,000 in costumes and wardrobe and manager Bernstein estimates his own loss at $12,200.
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Washington
National Theatre
Lotta
Miller & Jonesas & Billiard Room
W. H. Rappley
Wallack
Bernstein
New Bedford Weavers Face Return to Prestrike Wages
Striking weavers in New Bedford likely to be asked to resume work at prestrike pay, with some predicting possible raises. Outside workers failed on wide looms, mills push to keep customers, stock largely snipped, and strikers receiving about five dollars weekly from union funds. Meanwhile, union activity continues and a meeting next week may seek restoration of recent wage cuts. Captain George R. Hurlburt, a veteran now in Hartford, has inherited seventy thousand dollars, and the funeral of spinner Dennis Harrington in Wanisutta mills drew many mourners after a New Bedford rink game where Adelphi defeated Providence three to zero.
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New Bedford
Mass
George R. Hurlburt
Noena
Hartford
Dennis Harrington
Wanisutta Mills
Adelphi
Providence
Parsons
Dowden
Longfellow
Pemaquid
Haydn Association
Haydn
George F. Talbot
Port
Excelsior
Charles F. Libby
Longfellow Statue Association
Greece
Rome
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Valhalla
Charles Kingsley
Lengfellow
Portland
Beethoven
Damages Awarded in Coney Island Drowning Suit
William Nugent drowned at Mrs. Vanderveers pavilion at Coney Island last August. His widow won a $5000 damages verdict in the supreme court. Also, police commissioners dismissed the Captain Williams gambling case 3 to 1. Mrs Leopold Gainprich alleged heir to a vast English German estate. Barabaw vs Marcy & Co settled for $5900. Stock exchange panel allowed dealing in miscellaneous securities on the floor.
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New York
William Nugent
Leopold Gainprich
Ove Ferry Gift i
England
Germany
Karlruche
Catharine M. Barabaw
Marcy & Co
the Stock Exchange
Perjury Trial Begins for Jules Gignel in Superior Court
In the superior criminal court on Friday Judge Mason heard the trial of Jules Gignel for perjury. Gignel, an agent for the law and order league, testified in municipal court last year that Patrick Condon sold lager beer to a minor in Canniff’s saloon with Canniff present. Canniff denied being present and sued Gignel for libel. The trial is not yet finished.
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Superior Criminal Court
Jules Gignel
Mason
Gignel
Law and Order Jeague
Patrick Condon
Barker
M. M. Canniff
Cunniff
Giguel
Grant Said Very Sick and Near Death, Despatch Claims
A New York despatch to the Times, citing medical authority, states that Gen. Grant is very ill and his death seems near, despite favorable recent medical journal reports. The dispatch emphasizes urgency and raises questions about official health assessments.
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Philadelphia
Times
New York
Cleveland responds to silver coinage advocates in Congress
President-elect Cleveland writes a plain, emphatic reply to A J Warner and others in the forty-eighth congress warning that continued silver coinage threatens gold reserves, public finances, and monetary stability. He calls for a suspension of silver purchase and coinage to avert a national financial crisis and protect wages and economic recovery.
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Albany
Cleveland
Congress
A. J. Warner
Federal Treasury
United States
Grover Cleveland
Arrival in Washington Sparks Enthusiastic Reception for Vice President-Elect
February 27 Washington reports a large crowd greeting Vice President-Elect Hendricks at the depot with hearty cheers and handshakes as Indiana officials and citizens escort him to his hotel. Discrepancies between two reception committees prevented a formal public address.
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Congress
Indiana
Voorhees
Senate
Judge Holman
House
Indiana Democratic Association
Bynum, Ford
Howard
Col. Bannister
Messrs
Niles and Wagan
Citizens’ Committee
Harper’s Ferry
Hendricks
Indiana Association
Mr. Hendricks
Messrs. Niles and Cloggett
Citizen’s Committee
Park Street Strike Inspires Satire From City Crowd
A Park Street labor action against Somers persists with tailors picketing outside the shop while spectators including lawmakers watch. Business drops as shopkeepers complain of nuisance and a Christian Union correspondent ridicules the scene at Boston's literary hub in front of Houghton and Mifflin.
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State House
Somers
Christian Union
Chritian Union
Boston
Houghton & Miffin
Atlantic Monthly
Andover Review
Holmes and Whittier
Longfellow
Emerson
Hawthorne
John Bull
Portland honors Longfellow with Westminster bust unveiling
Longfellow replica bust from Westminster Abbey unveiled at Portland Maine by the Maine Historical Society with Haydn Musi cal association on stage. Nathan Appleton and James P Baxter present as speakers praise Longfellow’s ties to America and Britain and note a future Portland statue.
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Portlap
Longfellow
Maine Historical Society
Haydn Musical Association
Nathan Appleton
Boston
James P. Baxter
James Maxter
Portland
América
Westminster Abbey
Atlantic
Longfellow Memorial Committee
Prince of Wales
Earl of Derby
Earl of Granville
Baroness Burdett Coutts
Bickersteth
John Stuart Blackie
Thomas and Lady Brassey
Wilkie Collins
Moncure D. Conway
Thomas Faed
John Gilbert
Jean Pgelow
John Everett Millias
Max Muller Leon Playfair
Frederick Leighton
Alfred Tennyson
London
The
Historical Society of Maine
U.S. A
Longfellow Memorial Fund
Historicals
Ety of
Maine
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Thomas Brock
Poet’s Corner
Atlantic Ocean
Albert Edward P
W. C. Bennett
F. Bennoch
D. Small
Frances Mace
Bangor
Mendelessohn
God
St. Paul
Haydn Association
H. W. Bryant
James W. Bradbury
New England Historical Society
John G. Whittier
Charles F. Richardson
Dartmouth College
Elizabeth Akers Allen
George William Curtis
John Boyle O'Reilly
Edmund C. Stedman
Caleb D. Bradley
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Oliver Wenpell Holmes
Caroline Dana Howe
John Ward
Joshua W. Symonds
Corser
America
England
Burns
Samuel Longfellow
Haydn Society
Kotyschmar
Henry L. Chapman
Bowdoin College
Anniversary of G A B Post 5 Celebrates Eighteenth Year
The Grand Army post 5 marked its eighteenth anniversary at the Coliseum with a large turnout and seven hundred dinners served. Attendees included Mayor Baldwin and Assistant Adjt Gen A C Monroe. Neal gave a history of the post and John L Parker acted as toastmaster. The post now has 950 members and a letter of regrets from Capt J B Adams was read.
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Post 5
Grand Army
Coliseum
Baldwin
Adjt
A. C. Monroe
Tobin
G. H. Pateh
C. O. Fellows
Phillip Dougherty
John W. Berry
Eighth Regiment
M. Vv. M
Palmer
Music Hall
Thurston
William L. Mudge
M. J. Bryant
Marshal Alexander
Essex County
Twenty-Ninth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Grand Army Hall
Lynn
Susan B. Spinney
Woburn
Robert Collins
Local Accidents and Notices From Several States
John Killey a youth at the New Haven wire mill was killed Friday after being mangled by machinery. Co H Barber of Pownal Vermont reports 15 sheep dead from a mysterious disease from a flock of 400. The Emma F Sprague versus Bristol New Hampshire highway case yielded a favorable town verdict through referee J S H Frinko Greenland. A body found in a North Searsport pasture last April is suspected to be a Farmington Maine resident murdered after leaving an insane asylum. Newton hall in Sutton Massachusetts was formally dedicated with speeches by J N Stockwell and Rev Asa Bullar, a concert by Reeves orchestra, and a hall dedication reception.
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John Killey
New Haven
Co. H. Barber
Pownal
Emma F. Sprague
Bristol
J. S.H. Frinko Greenland
Hee
Supreme Court
Plymouth
Farmington Me. Chronicle
North
Searsport
Farmington
Newton Hall
Sutton
Mass
J. N. Stockwell
Asa Bullar
Boston
Eoward Mills
Wee
Reeves
Globe Theatre Notes Full of London Shylock Review
Last night at the Globe Theatre the Merchant of Venice featured Mr. Mead as Shylock with Miss Terry leading the company though lacking the Chief's stimulus. Ellen Terry's Boston farewell is set for 2 PM today as Much Ado About Nothing is staged with Beatrice and Benedick. Returns and new productions fill the week from the Boston Museum to the Howard Athenaeum with Booth, the Leopolds, and Beleaguered comedies on deck.
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Globe
Globe Theatre
Mr. Mead
Shylock
Mr. Irving
Boston
Francesca da Rimini
Julius Cesar
Barrett
Cassius
Saxe-Meiningen
Yorick
King’s Pleasure
David Garrick
Richelieu
Boston Museum
Edwin Booth
Iron Chest
Don Cesar de Bazan
Richard Fer
Howard Athenaeum
Howard Atheneum
Beloit
D’ Ennery
Paris
John Stickaby
Return of the Leopolds
Boston Theatre
Charles H. Hoyt
Third coasting accident at Arlington Heights injures Marin Nickerson
The third coasting accident of the season at Arlington Heights occurred Thursday evening when a double-runner capsized its load and broke the collar bone of Mrs. Marin Nickerson. The village coast near Boston has had a safe week, with Park Avenue speed reaching a mile a minute at the foot.
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Arlington Heights
Marin Nickerson
Boston
Park Avenue
Prince of Wales to Tour Ireland Next April
London reports set April second as the departure date for the Prince of Wales on his Ireland tour. He will stay at Dublin Castle first, then visit southern Ireland guest of the Earl of Kenmore at Killarney. Festivities include a royal levee, grand reception, balls, a Phenix Park review, theatre gala, state dinners, and royal visits to major sites. Lord Mayor O Connor, nationalist, gives a cold civic welcome.
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Ireland
London
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Earl of Kenmore
Killarney
St. Patrick’s Hall
Phenix Park
Duvlin
O'Connor
Earl Spencer
O’connor
Paris
Industrial Education Methods in English and Scottish Schools
A discussion at an Associated Charities session in Boston covers industrial education. Mrs. Richards of the Institute of Technology describes Edinburgh’s vagrant boy school, entry by magistrates for begging, six to fourteen year olds, about 200 pupils, with boys kept months. France requires two hours weekly hands and domestic work for male and female scholars. Dr. Putnam details Boston public schools, carpentry classes at Boys' Latin for 200 weekly, and notes other institutions like North Bennet Street School and the YWCA Training School.
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Boston
Associated Charities
Eien 4. Richards
Institute of Technology
Edinburgh
Richards
France
Putnam
Poets Corner Lecture Highlights English Irish Tourism
Harry W. French spoke at Tremont Temple on Friday night about poets and their haunts in England and Ireland. He urged tourists to prefer Ireland if they cannot see both nations and showcased scenes from Barns, Raleigh, Scott, Wordsworth, and others. The talk ended with a view of Westminster poets corner and a brief cue of God Save the Queen.
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Harry W. French
Tremont Temple
England
Ireland
Barns
Walter Raleigh
Walter Scotty Wordswor
Westminster
Queen Victoria
Mr. French
Queen
Tripp Charged After Altercation on Green Street
James Tripp 28 of 12 Pitts Street struck Michael Sullivan of Cambridge on Green Street as Sullivan insulted a woman. Sullivan fell hitting an iron door step, slicing the right eye and fracturing the skull. Tripp jailed for assault. Sullivan treated and kept as a witness at the third station.
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James Tripp
No. 12
Pitts Street
Green Street
Michael Sullivan
Cambridge
Tripp
Sullivan
Obstacles in Chesapeake navigation delay Baltimore traffic
Ice-bound upper Chesapeake prevents vessel reach to Baltimore with crews and ice boats laboring to clear a continually reforming track. In Philadelphia riots over mill workers, arrests and high bail posted. Nova Scotia debates flour duties and possible withdrawal from Dominion. Parez Morton ship loss claims unsettled. heirs located in Texas and Palestine. Mortgage fraud and mining stock losses also reported amid mixed local notices.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Nova Scotia
Power
Canad
Fraser
Henrietta Dexter
Palestine
Poese
Poughkeepsie
Bogasi Morgis
Broadway
New York
Caonata
West Shore
Hughes
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Wyoming
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