Damages Sought Over Narragansett Park Incident
East Boston resident William Loud and wife pursue $10,000 damages against detective Connors and Narragansett Park management after a scandal at Providence race track involving Baldwin and W B Link Jr. Loud allegedly wore Baldwin’s badge, faced ejection, and a hostile Providence paper later accused the party. Loud plans $50,000 damages suit against the paper. Baldwin reportedly backs him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Park
Providence
Boston
Baldwin
Connors
William Coud
East Boston
Bill” Loud
Narragansett
Uifman
Loud
W. B. Link, Jr
Links
Philomena
Pontlear
Quiet start to general elections as many MPs return unopposed
London July 12 The general elections opened quietly with a long list of MPs returned without opposition. Conservatives Sir Reginald Hanson Alban Gibbs Francis Barry Aglorn Borthwick Tritton Hall Hoare Penn Goschen and others. Also re-elected were Fardem Lyttleton McIver Dixon Heaton Wyndham Vincent Kenny Bartlett Smith and Langley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reginald Hanson
Alban G. H. Gibbs
London City
Francis T. Barry
Windsor
Algernon Borthwick
South Kensington
Charles E. Tritton
Norwood
Lambeth
Charles Hall
Holborn
Finsbury
Alfred Lyttleton
Warwick
Leamington
Arthur Wellesley Peel
Lewis McIver
West Edinburgh
Viscount Wolmer
Earl of
Canterbury
George Wyndham
Dover
C. E. H. Vincent
Central
Sheffield
Joseph E. Kenny
College Green
Dublin
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett
Ecclesall
Batty Langley
Attercliffe
W. F. D. Smith
Strand
Universalists Hold Evening Sessions at Unity Church
The Y P C U convention drew large crowds at Unity Church on West Newton Street and overflowed to Everyday Church on Shawmut Avenue. Speakers included Florence Kollock, J M Pullman, Augusta J Chapin, with sessions at dawn, a reunion dinner, and a patriotic meeting at Faneuil Hall before visiting Copp's Hill burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Unity
West Newton Street
Shawmut Avenue
Canfield
Florence Kollock
Pasadena
Cal
J. M. Pullman
Lynn
Augusta J. Chapin
D. D
Omaha
Neb
Unity Church
E. L. Shinn
Galesburg
Ill
Louis Ames
Jersey City
J. S. Stevens
Philadelphia
Bertha E. Weeks
O. R. Washburn
Chautauqua
Lyman Ward
New York
J. Wallace Cate
Tokio
Japan
Frank O. Hall
Lowell
Henrietta G. Moore
Springfield
Ellwood C. Nash
Brooklyn
N. Y
Faneuil Hall
E. H. Capen
Tufts College
John D. Long
Christ Church
Copp’s Hill Burying Ground
Baseball schedules from National and New England leagues
National League games listed include Boston at Louisville, Brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York at Cleveland, Washington at Cincinnati, Baltimore at Chicago, and Philadelphia at St. Louis. New England League matchups show Bangor at Brockton, Portland at New Bedford, Lewiston at Fall River, and Augusta at Pawtucket. Eastern League offers Providence at Wilkesbarre, Springfield at Scranton, Rochester at Toronto, and Syracuse at Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pittsburg
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Louisville
Ceesees
Boston
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
New England
Bangor
Brockton
Portland
New Bedford
Lewiston
Fall River
Augusta
Pawtucket
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Scranton
Rochester
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Louisville Colonels Triumph Over Bos tos in Ball Game
In Louisville on July 12 the Kentucky Colonels defeated the Boston team by a ball game marked by sharp defense and timely hitting. Duffy and Clarke stood out for the visitors and Colonels. Key plays featured Clarke driving in runs with a sequence of hits, McCreary, Gettinger and Shugart contributing for Louisville, while Spies and Duffy produced notable offensive sparks for Boston. The late innings saw Boston threaten with doubles by Bannon and a late push, but Louisville closed out the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Ky
Kentucky Colonels
Duffy
Clarke
Colonels
O’brien
Collins
Clark
Nash
Shugart
Spies
Tucker
Tenney
Sexton
Long
McCarthy
McCreary
Gettinger
Boston
McDonald
Warner
Weyhing
Bannon
Louisville
Visitoya
B. TB
PO. A. BE AB. R
R.f
C.f
Proce
Secae
AB R TB
PO Long
S.eeeeseseeces
F.f
Daffy
Beiievsseeeensete
Cccveccses
Lowe
Oscecseses
Ucker
Crrcseeeeeenseese
Annon
Meary
Collins Spies
Weighing
Breitenstein Holds Off Phillies in St Louis Victory
In St Louis on July 12 the Philadelphias managed little against Breitenstein. Lampe was wild but hit by good opportunities. Attendance reached 2000 as St Louis scored in multiple innings to win 7-1 over Philadelphia. Breitenstein and Miller combined for the win while Lampe and Buckley shared the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Philadelphias
Breitenstein
Lampe
Philadelphia
Miller
Buckley
Wilkesbarre Beats Providence to Move Up in Standings
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on July 12 the Wilkesbarres defeated the Providence Grays to rise to second place. Coakley, Wilkesbarre’s new pitcher, held the Grays to three hits through six innings but faltered in the last three. Hodson pitched steadily but faced poor support as runs and hits piled up early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Wilkesbarres
Providence Grays
Coakley
Hodson
Wilkesbarre Providence Core Eight Runs In Game
In Wilkesbarre, the Providence core eight produced eight runs while Wilkesbarre managed 1500 trend lines. Key stats show Wilkesbarre with 18 hits and 6 errors versus Providence with 10 runs, 6 errors, and 6 total. Batteries were Coakley and Lazotte for Wilkesbarre. Hodson and McAuley for Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Providence
Coakley
Lazotte
Hodson
McAuley
Syracuse Beats Buffalo In Seventh Inning Rally
Syracuse soaks up 18 hits but trailed until the fourth when Fournier faltered and the Stars exploded for six runs then three more in the seventh. Buffalo showed solid defense but Syracuse produced long drives for every run as Gannon Hess duo faced Fournier Urquhart in a 4 to 1 finish with 1000 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Syracuse
Fournier
Bison
Gannon and Hess
Fournier and Urquhart
Springfield Victorious Over Scranton In Sloppy Game
Springfield defeated Scranton 10 to 6 as Scranton bats misfired and errors plagued their defense while Springfield benefited from timely hits. Gruber and Gunson teamed for Springfield with Luby and Rogers catching for Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Scranton
Gruber
Gunson
Luby
Rogers
Stevens Defeat Portland In One-Sided New England League Game
In Fall River on July 12 Stevens overwhelmed Portland as Reilly starred for the home team and Corbett led Portland. Attendance reported at 350. The final score is not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Stevens
Portland
Reilly
Corbett
Ragged Errors Sink Pawtucket in Home Loss
In Pawtucket on July 12 Ragged errors doomed the home team who were outhit by Bangor. Davis and Whiting starred with the bat while Bangor led 18 to 4 in the early innings and finished with a 13 to 22 hit edge. Pitchers Drinkwater Wheeler Hayes Todd Daley Yeager were used by the clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. L
Davis
Whiting
Bangor
Manger
Drinkwater
Wheeler
Hayes
Todd
Daley
Yeager
Brockton Defeated by Augusta Amid Errors and Weak Fielding
In Brockton on July 12 Augusta outhit and outplayed the home team. Wise starred again as Brockton’s errors and loose defense doomed them. Final: Augusta 23 hits to 11, Brockton 4 runs to 3. Batteries Coyle and Butler for Augusta Miller and Shea for Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Miller
Wise
Augusta
Coyle
Butler
Shea
Lewiston Nuggets Past New Bedford with Ninth Inning Rally
Lewiston led early as New Bedford chased, tying in the ninth on sharp hitting before Lewiston's winning run in the final half. Lewiston racked 12 hits to New Bedford's 11, with 3 errors by Lewiston and 1 by New Bedford. Williams and Crisham teamed for Lewiston, Standish and Murphy for New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
LewIston
Williams
Crisham
Standish
Murphy
Mr Walsh Reports 49 362 Delegates Yet to Be Counted
Mr Walsh states he delivered 55 000 badges to registration places and has returns up to 5 pm Friday July 12 listing state by state totals. Many churches have not sent returns, some figures will change. about 600 tickets were given to speakers trustees with no account yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walsh
Aasuatis
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Idaho
Indiana
Indian
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Canada
Massachusetts
Walsh
Russell Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Boston
Death in West End: Thomas Flynn Found Dead at Davis Court
Thomas Flynn aged 55 of Leverett Street was found dead in a vacant house at 1 Davis Court West End. Dr Thompson attributed the death to injuries from falling down stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Flynn
Dempsey Arrives in Vancouver as a Wrecked Ex-Champion
Jack Dempsey, ex-champion boxer, passed through Vancouver en route to Portland where he will reside. Reported to be a physical wreck, appearing to have only a short time to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Jack Dempsey
Portland
Dempsey
Vigilant Tests New Sails in Newport Spin
Newport Rhode Island July 12 Vigilant sailed alone to test her Herreshoff sails and ballast. The yacht ran past Newport to Point Judith then returned with a full canvas and a great spinnaker. Mr Iselin and Mr Willard planned Sunday sailing with Defender to compare both vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Kansas
Iselin
Mr. Willard
Defender
Vigilant
Jubilee Had Trial Off Marblehead Before Upcoming Races
The Jubilee, General Paine's single stick, had a secret Thursday trial off Marblehead with General Paine and son John B. Paine aboard plus others. The yacht showed improvement in light airs, with better waterline, neater bow, easier entry to water, and minimal wake. A July 20 meet with Defender and Vigilant is anticipated, with plans to race July 17 in the eastern series against J Malcolm Forbes's Volunteer and possibly join New York Yacht Club cruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Paine
Marblehead
John B. Paine
J. Malcolm Forbes
Jubilee
New York Yacht Club
New London
Newport
Defender
Derby political meeting ends in assault on Harcourt Roe and wife
London July 12 Sir William Vernon Harcourt ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer his wife and Sir Thomas Roe attended a Derby political meeting where both Harcourt and Roe seek re election in the Liberal interest. After leaving they entered an open carriage and were attacked by a crowd of opponents who pelted them with clods and refuse. Her ladyship was struck but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Vernon Harcourt
Exchequer
Thomas Roe
Derby
William
Thomas
House of Commons
Several Cities Want Him He Traveled With Counterfeit Checks
Lynn July 12 The police think they have captured the man who gives the name W C Hall but he admits it is not his real name He was arrested on a charge of trying to pass a worthless check on Fred C Stanley a Lynn clothier Michael Cotter of South Framingham identified Hall as the man who visited his store posing as drummer for E V Magee of Boston He asked Cotter to cash a 25 check but Cotter could not and indorsed a 15 check in Hall s name which was protested Hall is also wanted in Milford Middleboro Springfield and Worcester for passing fraudulent checks He told police that last year he was arrested in Connecticut for passing bogus checks but his relatives settled the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
W. C. Hall
Fred C. Stanley
Lynn Clothier
Michael Cotter
South Framingham
Hall
E. V. Magee
Boston
Cotter
Milford
Middleboro
Springfield
Worcester
Connecticut
Bunker Hill Campers Celebrate Ladies Day at Snake Island
The Bunker Hill Camping Club held a Ladies Day with a harbor voyage aboard the steamer Five Brothers. Activities included a baseball game between Fanchons and Butterflies tied 6 to 6 at dusk, plus races won by Miss Sadie Carney, Miss Maggie O'Brien, Mrs. William Daly Jr, and a football win by Miss Kate Uart's team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Snake Island
Sadie Carney
Maggie O'Brien
Mrs Adlai Stevenson III Stricken with Illness in Bloomington
Mrs Adlai F Stevenson III was taken ill in Bloomington Illinois last night. Two physicians attended her for several hours. She improved this morning but remained under the influence of opiates. Her condition tonight is favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
Adlai F. Stevenson
Benton Fined for Assault at Speidel's Saloon
Benjamin H. Benton was fined zero dollars in Municipal Court for an assault on jeweller Wilfred H. Goddard at 339 Washington Street. The incident occurred in Speidel's saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin H. Benton
Wilfred H. Goddard
Washington Street
Speidel
Report on Hamilton Mills Spinners Strike Sours to Week Extension
Lowell July 12 Special to the Post The Spinners Union heard the committee report after a conference with mill agents at the locks and canals office last Wednesday The committee asked for more time as no decision was reached Agents are divided on wage schedule details and whether to boost male spinners only or include ring spinners A further conference is planned for Monday or Tuesday with results to be shared at a special meeting next Friday evening An agreement bars press comments until a final settlement is reached
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Spinners’ Union
Locks and Canals
Four more weavers return to work at Hamilton Mills
In Amesbury on July 12 four additional strikers reported back to work at Hamilton Mills. Last night a crowd of strikers hooted and booed as workers emerged. The strikers have been aided by money sent from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Hamilton Mills
Weavers Strike at Continental Mills Over Wage Cut Misunderstanding
Seventy five Continental Mills weavers strike in Lewiston over wage increases. An earlier 6 to 8 percent raise was misinterpreted by many French workers as a 6 to 8 cent per cut boost, changing pay from 36 cents to 42 or 44 cents per cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Continental Mills
Glazers Strike At Lynn Morocco Shop
Fifty glazers at John Donallan and Son in Lynn strike, alleging the firm fills positions with cheaper Armenian labor after a recent wage increase for other workers. The firm denies hiring Armenians to replace the raised paid employees, while other workers are laid off due to the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Morocco
John Donallan & Sor
Donallan
Boxing Gossip on English Allies and New England Prospects
The English representative for the National Sporting Club outlines four big winter contests led by Billy Plimmer against Pedler Palmer for £500, with follow ups featuring Creedon, Craig, Choynski, and Burge for purses of £400 to £500. Creedon’s deal hinges on expense money, while connections with Craig show increasing English revenue and a pending match with the Cooler. Walter Madigan seeks a ten round bout with Bobby Dever, and plans for amateur challenges with James Leahy and Mr. Berkeley are noted. James J. Armstrong, linked to New York Elks and William Muldoon, is identified as a relation to George W. Toohey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Sporting Club
Billy Plimmer
Pedler Palmer
Dan Creedon
Frank Craig
Joe Choynski
Craig
Tommy Ryan
Billy Smith
Dick Burge
Creedon
Choynski
Burge
John D. Hopkins
England
Ed Holske
Boston
Denny Butler
Holske
Elton
Peter Maher
Maher
Frank Slavin
Berkeley
James J. Armstrong
New York
Elks
Atlantic City
George W. Toohey
Sporting Review
Armstrong
Ten Mile Pequot Cycle Chub Race in South Boston
Champion French trick rider VAM on Iv August Souget visits town. The first annual ten mile road race of the Pequot Cycle Club, Chub, will run this afternoon at 3 from Andrews Square South Boston. Four laps go through Boston Street Columbia Ritchfield Olney Bowdoin Hancock to Columbia. Prize list promises exciting racing with many named riders listed in the captioned fees and times. Officials include O E Mansfield referee and J M Linscott judge. Roxbury Wheelmen to lead union run with Captain Gordon as chief marshal. about fifty members expected in white caps reporting by 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
A. McDuffie
W. F.erence
W. Clark
French
George L. Doucette
Thomas Clark
J. Clark
Es McCarthy
Fred P. Kent
Joseph A. Surette
Louis W. Walleston
Ernest J. Monet
Robert Urquhart
C. J. Pope
H. Quimby
Thomas A. Barnaby
L. A. & Kelly
D. F. McCarthy
A. W. Archibald
Allen B. Spear
Norman J Smith
George B. Hersey
Thomas O'Neill
W. S. Ellis
James Co. B. Sowden
Robert V. Hall
H. B. Mann
Herbert T
Thomas F. Euegveen
A. Augustine
Fred
Clark
Joseph Perkins
C. C. Bussey
Harrydwards
W. S. Goldthwait
Walter E. Humphrey
J.P. Rupert
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
H. Willard Carter
Delbert Law
William W. Marshall
Edward T .Bailey
Albert Murdock
Horatio B. Rueles
William J
Eugene McMahon
George Meen
William Mc Robert
Dolloph
H. M. Stevens
Joseph Kanine
J. W. J. Manning
John J. Erikson
Oscar E. Ross
Harry C Brooks
W. H. Jordan
J. Kearns
Andrew Gunnison
Joseph “Bailey
George E. Stover
Nathan Brown
A. H. Himberg
O.E. Mansfield
J. M. Linscott
Howard B. Emery
W. B. Chitman, Jr
H. O. Harding
James McGinley
N. Newman
A. Otis Bullock
IF. Keernng
Harry M. Gordon
R. Dimock
C. S. Brainard
Narragansett Park Jockeys Fined After Delays and Track Record
A large crowd witnessed Sir Dixon, Jr. set a track record for the meeting with a 1:41 3/4 mile. Fines of $25 each were imposed on Sheedy and Welsh for disobedience after a 15 minute delay. The day featured five races, with maidens and selling events across distances from four and a half furlongs to one mile.
Races Recap From Six and One-Half Furlongs Meets
In the opening race at six and a half furlongs Irish Wat finished second with Lesto in third. Time 1 24. The five-eighths mile second race saw R F Dee ey Iorimer take first with Lady May second and third place. The third race at three-fourths mile had The Snake tsi Monitoress second Liberta third Tim. The fourth race at six and one-half furlongs saw chism first Wyoming second Eddie M third with time 1 25. The fifth race four and one-half furlongs Frank Di first Jim McLaughlin second Briscoe third. The sixth race seven-eighths of a mile White Cockade first Hippona second Archbishop third with time 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesto
R. F. Dee
Ey Iorimer
Lady May
Tsi
Monitoress
Liberta
Tim
Firat
Wyoming
Eddie M
Frank di
Jim McLaughlin
Briscoe
Hippona
Archbishop
Horse Racing Entries for Today's Card
Entries list six furlong first race with Nick Old Dominion Shelly Tuttle Panway Tinge Santa Cruz Phobus. second race at 1 1/16 miles Logan Santiago Sir Dixon Jr Clarus Laurel. third race five furlongs Maple Prince Aureola Gloria Maryance Heretic Imperial Ladd Miss Edith Spinning Jennie Miss Hannah. fourth race one mile Copyright Cass Solitaire Kilkenny Pay or lay Royal George Krhoe Happy Day Mangrove Detective. fifth race six furlongs Lansing Tactician Mendicant Red Pat Dalgretis Athelena Lady Richmond Stir John Red Top Vent Chiquita Franciscan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Old Dominion
Shelly Tuttle
Panway
Tinge
Santa Cruz
Phobus
Logan
Santiago
Sir Dixon, Jr
Clarus
Laurel
Maple Prince
Aureola
Gloria
Maryance
Heretic
Imperial
Ladd
Miss Edith
Spinning Jennie
Miss Hannah
Cass
Solitaire
Kilkenny
Royal George
Krhoe
Mangrove
Detective
Lansing
Tactician
Mendicant
Red Pat
Dalgretis
Athelena
Lady Richmond
Stir John
Red Top
Vent
Chiquita
Franciscan
Larned Captures Canadian Championship Singles Title
The All-comers singles final in Niagara Ont was won by W A Larned who defeated A E Foote of Yale in straight sets 6 1 6 4 6 2 securing the Canadian championship.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Loud
Sues
Lucky” Baldwin
New York Jockey Club
Charley Schwaar
Schwaar
Mannering
Link
Lucky
Allen House
Square
Benjamin Stone
East
Birmingham
Henry Matthews
Charles Pelham Villiers
Wolverhampton
Anthony J. Mundella
Brightside
Charles Stuart-Wortley
Hallam
Timothy Harrington
Harbor
William Field
St. Patrick’s
E. Spencer
West Bromwich
Robert A. Yerburgh
Chester
Henry D. Greene
Shrewsbury
Viscount Chelsea
Bury St. Edmunds
William McEwan
Edinburgh
E. Parkes
Manchester
Jacob A. Bright
F. Seager Hunt
Maidstone
Colonel Welby
Taunton
United Kingdom
Queen Victoria
George I
William O’brien
Cork City
County Cork
Huddersfield
Linlithgow
Hereford
Forfarshire
Invernessshire
Brigg
Walworth
Grimley
Mid-Norfolk
North St. Pancras
Gladstonians
Walsall
Pontefract
Hexham
Colchester
T. H. Bolton
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Eng- Scot- Tre- Toland
Wee Land
Parnellites
Il Oak
Universalists
Young People
Angor
M. Sheehy
Jhoes
Devonshire St
Postoffice
Urbana, N. Y
Richmond
Allen & Ginter
American Tobacco Co
Scrantons
Springfields
Pall River
B. McDermott
Peerage Sb
Asee Ceeds Ladd
Kennedy
Mila
Rollins
Rupert
TB Po
Spill
S.seee
Seertes & Shaffler
O'Rourke
Goodhart
Eons
Woods
Maere
Terrien
C. Corbett
Seer Ee Ewe
Daniels
Mall River
Eccessecee & O
Shaffler
McDermott
Reidly
Harrington
Tomor
row—Jubilee
Exchequer of England
Adlai F. Stevenson III
Wakefield
Adhoel
Lowell Mill
Spinners’ Union Meeting
General Labor News
Glazers
National Sporting Club of London
Pemberton Square
Moseley
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridgepor
Bow St
Union Sq
Somerville
Elm St
Davis Sq
West Sonerv
Tak
Narragansett Meet
Sheedy
Welsh
Dee Oy Pdee
Phebus
Queen Alla
McClain
Cheops
Torresdale
Healeys
Sixveeseeee Hardrada
Cutalong
Miss Elizabeth
Claurecé
Pan
Lady Greenway
Lodi
Monmouth
Cherrystone
Aro Pappa Pires
Rheedy
Lantern
Laura Davis
H. Brown
Devola
Finsié
Tarentum
Fridey
ST. Asafh
Erin
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