Rise of the Grand Army Founder and early growth
The article traces the Grand Army of the Republic from its 1866 origin in Springfield Illinois with Dr K F Stephenson and Rev W J Rutledge, through the Decatur Illinois post, its vows of unity beyond party, the first national convention in Indianapolis, and its rapid expansion toward 100000 members with widespread charitable work and auxiliary groups. It notes leaders, milestones, and the Milwaukee 1889 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
K. FP. Stephenson
Springfield
Ill
W. J. Rutledge
Grand Army
Stephenson
Dlinois Cavalry
Sherman
Meridian
John S. Phelps
Decatur
Lil
Department of Hiinois
M. F. Kanan
G. K. Steele
George H. Dunning
L .C. Pugh
J. H. Nale
J. T. Bishop
C. Reidsame
J. W. Routh
B. F. Sibley
I. N. Coltrin
Joseph Prior
A. Toland
Grand Army of the Republic
Macon
Department
Slinois
B. F. Stephenson
United States of America
Indianapolis
Stephen A. Hurlbut
Illinois
The
Chronicle
Rock Creek
Menard County
Ilt
Petersburg
Rose Jill Cemetery
Sangamon Rver
John A. Logan
General Hurlbut
A. E. Burnside
Charles Devens, Jr
John F. Hartranft
John C. Robinson
William Earnshaw
Louis Wagner
George S. Merrill
Paul van der Voort
Robert B. Beath
John S. Konitz
8. S. Burdett
Lucius Fairchild
John P. Rhea
William Warner
Russell A. Alger
Milwaukee
Wis
Warner
Union
Quartermaster-General
Grant Memorial Fund
Order
Comiates
Atlantic
Pacific
Eres
Republic
Rise of National Woman's Relief Corps Unfolds
The text traces the formation of women's aid groups linked to the Grand Army of the Republic. It notes 1879 Fitchburg Massachusetts as the first state body named Woman's Relief Corps, and 1883 meetings in Denver led by Commander in-Chief Van Der Voort to unify these societies. The corps aims to aid the Grand Army and memorialize its fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Ladies of the
Sons of Veterans
Union Veterans’ Legion
Union Veterans’ Union
Veterans’ Rights Union
Milwaukee
Wis
Annie Wattenmeyer
Philadelphia
Lizbeth A. Turner
Boston
Caroline H. Bell
Sarah Mink
Syracuse
N. Y
Augusta K. Henderson
Denver, Col
Amanda J. Newcomb
Montpelier
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Woman's Relief Corps
van der Voort
Denver
Col
National Woman’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army Encampment Preparations in Boston
Boston prepares for Encampment Week with President likely to attend on Aug 12 and Cabinet members possibly joining. A naval display in Boston harbor may feature Cush ing Vesuvius and Enterprise, while Horace Greeley Post visits plan events and a printers delegation arrives. Pension Commissioner Raum and Senator Ingalls are noted among guests for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Goodale
Eli W. Hall
Lander
Lynn
George H. Innis
Massachusetts
Richard F. Tobin
Boston
Dalton
Washington
Sarrison
Redfield Proctor
Benjamin F. Tracy
Navy
John W. Noble
Interior
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Agriculture
Morton
Goodale
James Russell Soley
Executive Committee
Cushing
Vesuvius
State House
Charles Carleton Cottin
George 3. Merrill
Grand Army
Gammans
Representative Pickering
Haile
United States
Commonwealth
Hovey
Legislative Committee
Hotel Pines
Thayer
Point of Pines
Empire City
Risteen
Pines
Greeley Post
Amos J. Cummings
New York City
Press Club
Bancroft Gherardi
United States Naval Forces
North Atlantic
C. H. Arnold
H. P. Huse
F. K. Hill
Baltimore
W. S. Schley
Sebre
Dolphin
Stirling
Dunlap
Adams
Gleaves
Benson
Blish
Maxwell
Cloke
Winsor
Griffith
Chapman
Petrel
Brownson
Mason
Upper
Chambers
Spiel
Raum
Hudson Wiil
Kansas
Grand Army of the Republic
Senator Ingalls of
Bequests of Dr Ryder Totaled 281 783 40 for Universalist Causes
The estate of the late W H Ryder D D of Chicago shows 70 000 for universalist churches and conventions. Five residuary legatees receive 161 783 40, including Divinity Schools at Tufts St Lawrence Lombard and Buchiel College plus the Universalist Publishing House and Boston. Chicago benevolence adds 40 000 distributed to Old People's Home Hospital for Women and Children and lectures on welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Ryder
W. H. Ryder
Chicago
Universalist Church
First Universalist Church
Provincetown
Doss
Ericia
St. Paul's
Lombard University
Salesburg
Ilinois
St. Lawrence University
Lombard U
Buchiel College
Akron
Old People’s
Escceses Hospital For
Lidcaiys Ca
Vr. Weston
N. BR. Wricht
Clarkson in Good Form as Nine Plays Strong Defense
Our League Nine delivers another perfect fielding game while the Cleveland team stalls against Boston Players’ fast hitters. Other games follow with varying results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
Boston
Bostons Close Series Win Over Cincinnati
Boston defeats Cincinnati 1 to 0 in closing game of the series behind a strong pitching effort from Clarkson and faultless support. Attendance 1,786. Key plays include Beard two-base hit and Hines three-base hit with defensive plays by Rhines and Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
N. L
Cincinnatis
Cincinnati
Clarkson
R. Bh.po. A. F. R.bh.po. A
McWhee
Tucker
Beard
Sullivan
Marr
Brodie
Holliday
Hines
Hosiotiisis
Long
Mel’hee
Kelly
Rhines
Bennett
Reilly
McPhee
McGarr Long
Mullane
McDermott
Boston Wins Over Cleveland In Seven Inning Game
Boston defeats Cleveland 4 to 2 as Radbourn held to limited hits after Cleveland produced two runs in the third. Boston collected runs through the first on a two bagger and single, again in the sixth via a walk steal wild pitch and single, then sealed it in the seventh with another walk steal and a double. Attendance 1436.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
P. L
Clevelands
Cleveland
Boston
Radbourn
Brown
Stricker
Stovey
Delehanty
Srouthers
Browning
Rich’dson
Larkin
Nash
O' Brennan
Quinn
McAleer
Madden
Radford
Swett
Sutcliffe
O’brien
Storey
Rowning
Brennan
Richardson
Raabourn
Donbdie
Lrouthers
Brouthers
O’ Brien
Ferguson
Holbert
Pittsburg Beats New Yorks In One-Sided baseball game
New Yorks winless on July 30 as Baker’s pitches are smacked around by Pittsburg. Accurate hitting yields New Yorks ten runs to Pittsburgs three with 24 hits to 9, three errors, and five innings in attendance around 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yorks
N. L
Pittsburgs
New York
Baker
Lonesey
Pittebh
Catia See
Oresley
Laker
Gumbert
Becker
Rasie
Buckley
Uansett
Denny
Henry
Osborne
Berger
Wilson
Tiernan
L. Littsburgs
Pikeburgs
Siy Rasie
Lowers
Brooklyns Beat Clevelands In Lively Exhibition Game
The Brooklyns defeated the Clevelands 9 to 5 in a July 30 exhibition at Indianapolis. Attendance was about 500. Brooklyn produced 15 hits to Cleveland's 16 with three errors to four. Pinkney and Terry hit home runs, with Fontz also collecting a three-base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyns
N.L
Clevelands
Indianapols
Smith
Garfield
Zimmer
Terry
Clark
Davis
Pinkney
Ponovan
Fontz
Smakey
McKean
Virtue
Dowse
Thinkney
Foutz
Gilks
Lyons
Collins
Caruthers
McQuaid
Phillies Edge Chicagos In Ninth Inning Thriller
The Philadelphias beat the Chicagos 9 to 8 as Gleason and Clements failed to hold. Hutchinson issued walks and Chicago built a late lead before Philadelphia rallied in the bottom of the ninth. Myers and McCauley hit homers, Cooney and Kurke stole bases, attendance about 1400 at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphias
N. L
Chicagos
Curiaco
Gleason
Hutchinson
Chen
Red Stockings
Chicros
Giants Sweep Doubleheader Over Pittsburgs in Two Games
In a July 380 date, the Giants won both ends of a two game set against Pittsburgh. Keefe dominated the first game while New York capitalized on fielding lapses in the late innings. The second game saw 15 hits by the Giants and 12 by Pittsburgh with New York prevailing 12 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Prtrspura
Epwo
Pittsburgs
New Yorks
Keefe
Brooklyns Edge Chicagos In Tight July 30 Game
The Brooklyns defeated the Chicagos 6 to 5 in a close, action filled game before 2544 fans. Weyhing allowed two runs in seven innings with Kinslow backing. King allowed five over seven as Earned runs were balanced by timely hits from Bastian Pfeffer Orr and Stolen base Brooklyns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyns
P. L
Chicagos
Cuicano
Brookling
Ncc Acceess
Gbatteries
Weyhing
Kinslow
King
Farrell
Bastian
Pfeffer
Orr
Pbrooklyns
Omiskey
Weybing
Bisons Fall to Philadelphias in Rainy Open
The Bisons lost to the Philadelphias 12 to 7 amid heavy rain attendances of 258. Haddock left with an injury in the seventh. Twitchell replaced him as Buffalos miscued on defense and timely hits by Beecher Mulvey and Fogarty aided Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphias
P. L
Buffalos
G. Burra
Bisons
Haddock
Twitchell
Romaion
Scores From Recent Association Games
In American Association play, Brooklyn defeats Columbus 13 to 5 while Philadelphia beat Tuledos 7 to 6 and Syracuse tops St Louis 6 to 1. Atlantic Association results show Wilmingtons edging Hartfords 3 to 2 and Newarks defeating Harrisburgs 3 to 1. Washington-New Havens outpace Washingtons 6 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Brooklyn
Columbus
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Tuledos
Athletics
Syracuse
St. Louis
Newark
Newarks
Harrisburgs
Washington
New Havens
Washingtons
Rival Yacht Wins Cedar Point Regatta Despite Early Escape
Norwalk, July 30. The Cedar Point Yacht Club hosted its second regatta with about thirty vessels. The New York Yacht Racing Association joined as guests, but most boats slipped eastward at the start. Rival of Greenwich won first class, Fern of Isridgeport second, Ada of Southport third, Rival of Saugatuck fourth. Rival posted the course fastest time at 2h 4m over a 15 nautical mile triangular course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
Cedar Point Yacht Club
New York Yacht Racing Association
Cedar Point Club
S. 8. Dayton, Jr
A. D. Sanford
James K. Crowfut
William M. Thomas
Legrand B
Hotel Stanley
Westport
Fleet Meeting Draws 100 Yachts to New London Harbor
More than one hundred yachts anchored off the Pequot House in New London as New York club flag redounds at sundown. Electra greeted at 6:15 pm amid a gala harbor scene with flotillas and a reception at Pequot Point Casino. Governor Hill attends Stakes on Fra Diavolo with plans to race for the Goelet cup and Iselin special cup before Newport and Vine Yard Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Pequot House
New York Club
Electra
New
E. D. Morgan
Catarina
Sanspear
Wayward
David Lear
Burgess
Titania
Gerry
Clara
Barrow
Viking
Columbia
Daring
Water Witch
Horus
Oneida
Genone
Corsair
Anita
Waif
Montauk
Minerva
Phantom
Linus
Intrepid
Lurline
Palmer
Wanderer
Miranda
Grayling
Huron
Volunteer
Nirvana
Varuna
Pocahontis
Atalanta
Clochette
Curlew
Mayflower
Gevulia
Adelita
Ambassadress
Psyche
Kelpie
Marguerite
Dauntless
Haginda
Nymph
Active
Harbinger
Quickstep
Unguowa
Halcyonn
Aimaranth
Fannie
Vivienne
Gracie
Dagmar
Peerless
Puritan
Merlin
Oneonta
Norna
Madeline
Fenella
Viator
Fedalma
Troquois
Magnolia
Cho
Adelaide
Ray
Crusader
Cinderella
W. McDonough
Jessica
David B. Hill
New York
Newport
Vineyard Haven
Pequot Point Casino
Great Head Yachts Set Sail From Camden Maine
Camden July 30 Yachts Katherine Owl Alda and Eye of the Great Head Yacht Club sail for Boston via Boothbay and Portland at 3 o clock in the morning if clear Commodore Cook on the Widgeon will remain a few days He gave a party aboard last night and a dance in town tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Head Yachts
Camden
Katherine
Owl
Alda
Eye
Great Head Yacht Club
Boston
Boothbay
Portland
Commodore Cook
Widgeon
Yachting notes from Vineyard Haven matches ahead
Sloop Circe owned by T. R. Brown from Newport to Nantucket and Boreas owned by W. L. Nichols of the South Boston Yacht Club arrived at Vineyard Haven yesterday. Mr. Witham Fife Jr. heads to the United States to transact business and watch matches between his forties Jessica and Minerva and other American yachts. Fife’s latest racer is for the Zuyder Zee, owned by Mr. Kohl of Amsterdam with Tom Sloan sailing. Jessica sailed July 3 and should be near Sandy Hook, while improved Minerva joins the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circe
T. R. Brown
Newport
Nantucket
Boreas
W. L. Nichols
South Boston
Lawrence Cyclone Funds Drive for Outside Aid
Relief committee in Lawrence reports funds raised to help cyclone sufferers. About 12 000 dollars collected. militia withdrawn. city guards focus on police detail. Second Baptist Church contributed 1000 dollars for Deacon Cutler whose home was destroyed and daughter killed. Many families housed temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Second Baptist Church
Deacon Cutler
Unknown Man Killed by Train Near Hyde Park Factory
The body of an unknown man about forty was found near a spur track at the New York & New England railroad in Hyde Park behind Glaner and Wilcomb's hair factory. He stood 6 feet 7 inches tall, had dark hair and a red mustache. His back was crushed and he had two broken ribs or arm. He wore decent clothing and carried two spools of thread, needles, and laundry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kypr Park
New York & New England Railroad
Glaner & Wilcomb
Hyde Park
Second District Democratic Convention Nominates Allen for Congress
Baru Missouri July 30 The Second District Democratic convention nominated the Hon Charles E Allen of Dresden for Representative to Congress and elected district committeemen including D J Callahan Androscoggin E M Fuller Sagadahoc Joseph Nickerson Lincoln 8 Clifford Bergher A S Kimball Oxford W S Irish ux0x
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baru
Charles E. Allen
Dresden
D. J. Callahan
Androscoggin
E. M. Fuller
Sagadahoc
Joseph Nickerson
Lincoln
Clifford
Bergher
Ieee
A. S. Kimball
Oxford
Irish
Universalist Publishing House Adopts Annual Report
The adjourned meeting at 30 West Street elected Hon. Newton Talbot as chairman in the president's absence. Treasurer John D. W. Joy reported year’s business at 71 185 58 and detailed permanent funds totaling 149 759 45 including General fund 40 000 and several named publication and mission funds. Since year end Ryder fund receipts reached 17 356 68 and Edwin Evans estate contributed 2 036 47 to a publication fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Publishing House
West Street
Newton Talbot
John D. W. Joy
Mary T. Goddard
William H. Ryder
Benjamin Abbott
Charlotte Stuart
Rachel Collamore
Daniel Russell
George Smith
Mission
Ryder Fund
Edwin Evans
Outdoor attractions draw crowds to Point of Pines scenery
Sweltering heat yesterday sent thousands to the Point of Pines for ocean breezes and entertainment. Baldwin's Cadet Band performs daily while the outdoor equestrian fireworks show The Apaches lights the evenings with a grand spectacle at the seaside resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Baldwin
Mound Builders discussed by Professor Perkins in Old South series
Professor George H. Perkins opens eight lecture series on American Indians with focus on mound builders. He describes size and distribution of mounds, animal and burial forms, fortifications and sacred enclosures, and interpretations of their origins and way of life. He notes copper, shells and ornaments from Lake Superior and reflects on who these ancient people were. The next lecture, by General Carrington, surveys Indians our forefathers found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Perkins
Edwin Mead
Chicago
Madison
Milwaukee
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Providence
Franklin
Mass
Boston
Perkins
America
Boston Common
Ohio Valley
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Dr. Morgan
Israel
H. B. Carrington
Woman Found Unconscious in Nashua Street Doorway
Last night at 9 10 Officer Rich located Mary Kennedy on a Nashua Street doorway in an unconscious state. She died at Massachusetts General Hospital about an hour later from overheated conditions. Her husband sought news of her ability to work today, amid reports she may have been employed as a cook or waiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Station B
Mary Kennedy
Nashua Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Waltham Plans Fundraising for G A R Encampment Week
A Waltham citizens meeting in the aldermanic chamber discussed providing entertainment for visiting G A R posts during Encampment Week. About fifty prominent residents attended and a committee was formed to solicit subscriptions. The local G A R post has $700 pledged and seeks about $500 more to carry out its plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Lawrence City Seeks 25000 for Cyclone Sufferers
Boston officials receive appeal from Lawrence mayor for 25000 to aid cyclone victims. A public Boston meeting at City Hall Aldermen's room is scheduled for tomorrow at noon to discuss relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lawrence
Aldermen’s Room
City Hall
T. N. Hart
Stars and Stripes Correct Flag Star Count Questioned
A letter to the editor corrects claims about the U S flag counts. It cites 1794 and 1818 acts and notes state adoptions in 1890 changing stars from 38 to 43, with 42 never being the correct number. The War Department letter dated July 26 1890 is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Idaho
Washington
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
War Department
Adjutant-General’s Office
City notes on fraud arrest and theatre exhibit
Edward Warren is jailed in Manchester for swindling Ida Crown of $100 in a matrimonial scheme. Authorities claim his real name is Edward Melien, formerly of East Milton. The Bunker Hill Cyclorama will reopen next Monday for final showings over three weeks. Luther Prentice, brought from Manchester, is jailed in Boston then Lynn on a stolen horse case involving James Goldthwaite of Lynn with a $74 sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Warren
Ida M. Crown
Manchester
N. H
Edward Melien
East Milton
Bunker Hill
Lynn
James Goldthwaite
Prentice
Boston
Record Heat Surges To 93.4 In City July 1889
A scorching day pushes the Signal Service thermometer to a new high of 93.4 degrees as humidity stays near 69 percent. Comparisons with St Paul Chicago and Cincinnati show hotter readings elsewhere while forecasts of relief remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Chicago
Cincinnati
New England
Eastport
Nantucket
Six Boys Rescued From Dory Off Governor's Island
The Patrol harbor steamer, under Officers Russell and McCarty, rescued six youths adrift in a leaky dory behind Governor's Island at about 2:30 pm. Names and addresses include Cornelius Dunn 40 Genesee St, John Dunn 40 Genesee St, John Quinn 87 Cove St, Richard Collins 838 Cove St, Edward Murray 485 East First St South Boston, James McIntyre 66 Cove St. The boat was sinking within hours if not saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell and McCarty
Governor’s Island
Cornelius Dunn
Genesee Street
John Dunn
John Quinn
Cove Street
Richard Collins
Edward Murray
East First Street
Boston
James McIntyre
Harbor police arrest mate for assault on crewman at Vader's wharf
At about 5 20 yesterday afternoon Rus sell and McCarty of the harbor police arrested James Doyle first mate of the bark Lillian from Harrington Maine for assaulting crewman Michael Cleary with a belaying pin while the vessel was being towed from Vader's wharf to an anchor in the stream Cleary sustained a dangerous head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell and McCarty
James Doyle
Lillian
Harrington
Michael Cleary
Vader’s Wharf
Cleary
Brooklyn Boy Runaway Returns Home
Thirteen year old John Leahey of 793 Fourth Avenue Brooklyn was picked up in Boston and delivered to officers of Station 4 after running away two months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
John Leahey
Fourth Avenue
N. Y
Boston
Station 4
Electric Car Victims Improve After Shawmut Avenue Crash
Two boys Hyar and Baxter injured in a Shawmut avenue electric car crash are improving. Baxter is out of danger and Hyar shows good recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyar
Baxter
Shawmut Avenue
Haverhill and Lawrence Steam Route Talked Over
Captain Joe Meigs met with Charles Corliss and others in Haverhill to discuss a rail link to Lawrence using the Meigs elevated system. They predicted strong odds for soon implementing the plan with a 5 cent fare and half the current travel time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill and
Lawrence
Joe Meigs
Meigs Elevated Railroad
Charles Corliss
Haverhill
Meigs
Post
Corliss
Electric car victims price demand letter to editor
Boston letter writer Laurence Curtis proposes raising the price per death from electric car incidents to 10000 or restricting it to Shawmut avenue. He argues the issue has moved beyond seriousness and mocks the authorities while urging action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
Lovell Arms Chief Made Civilian Beacon of Integrity
A portrait of John P. Lovell head of the John P. Lovell Arms Company tracing his rise from an apprentice to partner in 1840 and to founder of the firm later known for sound goods and fair prices. The article notes his banking ties civic roles and lifelong community standing in Weymouth and East Weymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Lovell
Boston
Mr. Fairbanks
Jaben Hatch
Congress Street
Grover
Lovell
Masons
Oda
Crescent Lodge
Neim
Ladies' Suits From Drew & Co At Discount Prices
Messrs Silas S Drew and Co offer an extensive stock of ready-made ladies suits in black and colors at low sale prices. The stock comes from a New York importer and manufacturer and is available at their Tremont Row store with some items moved to the Parisian Suit and Cloak Company on Hanover Street. Full sale details appear in the ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas S. Drew
Parisian Suit & Cloak Company
Hanover Street
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Peron Brooslyns
Hostons
Cnicalos
Eenee
Eve
Vpittsburgs
Keete
T.wing
Staley
Fields
Vittsburgs
Beckley
Corcoran
Johnston
Connor
Pittsburgh
wall—Hatfield
Spires
Knight
Jones
Ewing
Ky Crane
Galvin
Kuehne
Crane
Sime—Lh
Knell
Mack
White
Haligan
Gaffney and Sheridan
Atlantic Association
Wilmington
Wilmingtons
Hartfords
Cedar Point
New York Yachts
Congressman Dingley
Professor George H. Perkins
Modene
Local and Modene Manufacturing CO
U.S. A
Laurence Curtis
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Aliquip Deligat
Seal Merchants
Ev. C. H. GE
Rendera Social
Taves & Sons
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