Court actions filed in United States Circuit Court
June 12 session lists Orville D. Lovell suing Howard Marston for 10000 over alleged libelous anonymous letters to his wife Ella Marston spoken in Osterville. Defendant claims no malice or intent to injure. Also Thomas L. Rushmore, assignee, vs Owen Reynard over notes tied to Reid & Smith and stock, verdict for defendant. Juries excused to Tuesday for murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Newson
J. Orville D. Lovell
Howard Marston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ella Marston
Osterville
Laintiff
H. W. Chaplin
H. P. Harriman
W. B. Gale
Charles G. Pope
Thomas L. Rushmore
Owen Reynard
Reid & Smith, Coartners
New York
Reid & Smith
Derre Townsend Arizona Mining and Mineral Land Company
E. R. Champlin
M. M. Weston
Many Doctors Meet at Massachusetts Medical Society Session
Officials of the 107th Massachusetts Medical Society gathered at Huntington Hall to inspect major Boston hospitals and hear papers on topics from private mental health care to modern surgery. Dr. Otis Newell outlined advances in operative methods while urging reforms against quackery and urging better public medical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Medical Society
Huntington Hall
Boylston Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Blossom Street
Boston City Hospital
Harrison Avenue
Children’s Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Carney Hospital
South Boston
Thomas H. Gage
Worcester
Austin W.thompson
M.D
Northampton
Maurice D. Clarke
Haverhill
Francis H. Davenport
Boston
Otis K. Newell
Francis S. Watson
Massachusetts
W. Everett Smith
Thompson
Orishk. Newell
Massachusetts Ospital
Newell
Saiety
Institute of Technology
Thomas Dwight
Harvard Medical School
Edward T. Williams
Roxbury
Maurice H. Richardson
Willian
Cambridge
B. Joysenee
G Foes
Hotel Vendome
Boylston Place
Vid . Cheever
George Jewett
Fitchburg
W. Swan
B. W. Gosson
F. W. Per
H. Brigham
Oston
H. P. Wolcott
J. RK. Chadwick
John Browns Career Lecture At Charles Street Church
Dr Henry I Bowditch spoke to the Colored National League on John Brown at Charles Street A M E Church yesterday evening. He displayed Brown relics and contrasted Amos A Lawrence and James Freeman Clarke views, noting Brown’s violence as a response to pro slavery aggression and his choice of divine law over human law. The talk drew attentive crowds and strong approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street A. M. E
Henry I. Bowditch
Colored National League
John Brown
Amos A. Lawrence
Harper’s Ferry
Bowditch
Old Offender Identified in Silk Theft Case
A Philadelphia photo letter reached police yesterday identifying a woman arrested for silk theft as Eliza Willis alias Meyer. She was captured after a large dry goods store theft by Hovey & Co. Inspectors Mahoney and Mountain. She bailed herself out four hours after arrest with cash and then fled the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hanscom
Eliza Willis
Meyer
Mahoney
Mountain
Strom Hovey & Co
Steamers for Portriano Leave Boston Sunday in June
Steamers for Portriano depart Boston on Sunday evenings in June at eight o clock with sailings also scheduled in July September and September at seven p m passengers are warned to book early to secure seats on these popular voyages.
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Portriano
Boston
Boston School Committee Advances Textbook Changes and Budgets
The Boston school committee approved removing Swinton’s Outlines of the World’s History for indulgence content and adding Sauveur’s Petites Causerie and La Mere de la Marquise to high school curricula. They also authorize new readings in Latin and English, plus Taggy’s anatomical chart with a limit of thirty-seven. financials show total expenditures of 1,742,347.07 with income 37,092.81. The annual ac counts report warns of insufficient city funding and potential school closures without added appropriation.
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Swinton
Sauveur
Daudet
Berlin
Goethe
Schiller
Stein
Bulfinch
Fabre
Beren
Charlestown
Guyot
Taggy
Committee On Accounts
Gibson
Public Building Department
Boston
H. E. Holt
Holt
Lasker
Griffin
Committee On
Shurtleff
Alice L. Williams
Dudley
Emma L.mcdonald
Mt. Vernon
Rose E. Conaty
Sherwin
A. Delancey Sutherland
Gaston
Girls’ High School
Roxbury High
Dorchester High
English High
West Roxbury High
East Boston High
Charlestown High
Brighton High
Harvard Lacrosse Class Series Ends With 3–0 Victory
In the final class series game the class of 89 defeated the class of 91 by 3 to 0. Both sides had two wins and one loss. the freshmen played short-handed with ten men, prompting two Yale players to be dropped. The 89 lineup included Vorse Nawnberg Griswold Reisner Latta Grifting Richardson Kilvert Marquand Hunneman. The Harvard freshmen also sought a Yale game to break their tie, but Yale declined.
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Vorse
Nawnberg
Griswold
Reisner
Latta
Grifting
Richardson
Kilvert
Marquand
Hunneman
Harvard
Yale
Lasell Battalion Drill Draws Local Attention
The last drill of the Lasell Battalion attracted many onlookers who praised the soldiers’ bearing and evolutions. The roster lists Major A Linaones Sandwich Mass adjutant Grace W Kinner Evanston Ill sergeant Bertha W Gray New Haven Conn Company A Captain Julie Hogg Fort Worth Tex lieutenant Sue J Brown Philadelphia Penn first sergeant Elizabeth M Campbell Boston Mass second sergeant EK Josephine Wallace Rochester NH Company B Captain Josephine Bogart Penn Yan NY lieutenant Della Fowler Paris Tex first sergeant Mary G Beckwith Hawaiian Islands second sergeant Fanny Ki Thomas Roxbury Mass.
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Lasell
A. Linaones
Sandwich
Mass
Grace W. Kinner
Evanston
Ill
Bertha W. Gray
New Haven
Conn
Julie Hogg
Fort Worth
Tex
Sue J. Brown
Philadelphia
Penn
Elizabeth M. Campbell
Boston
Josephine Wallace
Rochester
N.H
Josephine Bogart
Penn Yan
N. Y
Della Fowler
Paris
Mary G. Beckwith
Hawaiian Islands
Fanny Ki. Thomas
Roxbury
Apothecary John M. Ames Critically Injured Near Track
About 11 o'clock last evening John M. Ames an apothecary of Chelsea was found near the track of the eastern division of the Boston and Maine road in Cambridge with a badly cut head. He was picked up unconscious and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. It is believed he was struck by a passing train while walking on the track. His condition is very critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Ames
Chelsea
Boston & Maine Road
Cambridge
Massashee General Hospital
Lathrop
Mary A. Slade
Broaimi
George L. Stovey
Cambridgeport
Stillman B. Allen
Joseph Bennett
Laintiff
George L. Shorey
H. H. Mather
A. F. Butterworth
J. B. Moran
Mary Fitzgerald
City of
Boston
Middlesex Street
J. R. Clark
Fletcher Webster
T. M. Babson
Revere Hotel Offers Elegant Rooms and Dinner Parties
The Revere showcases stylish rooms and fine repasts suitable for both large and small dinner parties, emphasizing refined service and superb hospitality in a classic setting.
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The
Revere
Boston Triumphs Over Detroit In Tight American League Match
Boston wins a close game as Radbourn shines on the mound and Hornung makes a sensational leaping catch. Detroit battles hard with timely hits but Boston’s defense and late runs seal the victory in a slate of tied standings across the league.
Harvard Penn game ends lopsided 9 to 1 on Holmes field
Harvard defeated the University of Pennsylvania 9 to 1 on Holmes field. Both teams showed excellent fielding with minimal errors. Hyneman pitched well early but faded. Boyden held strong throughout. Score details follow.
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Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Holmes Field
Hyneman
Boyden
Lowell and Lynn play to 13 innings in New England League
In Lowell, the Lowell team outplayed Lynn with strong batting and fielding but Lynn bunched hits to stay tied into the 13th. Campion scored the winning run for Lowell on a sprinting play after Toffling and Pohlmus singles. Burns pitched well at key moments. Black also effective. In Manchester, Stovey shut down the Worcesters as Carney and Kelly produced two runs on a bases loaded sequence, but Worcester failed to score after. Manchester won 6 to 2.
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Rad
Radbourn
Richardson
Grand Pavilion
Hornung
Joseph
Detroit
Morrill
Wise
Gruber
Johnston
Kelly
Boston
White
Sutcliffe
Brown
Hanlon
Merrill
Radbourn Kelly
Sutton
Twitchell
Detroits
Ganzel
Bennett
Thompson
Nash
Rowe
Nis
Bostons
Lowell
Lynn
Lowells
Campion
Toffling
Polhemus
Burns
Black
Fowelltscs
Lynns
Manchrster
N. H
Manchesters
Stovey
Secon
Carney
Worcesters
Worttateni
Ss Saebee Ee
Unclear game results from scattered city teams
A string of score results lists games with teams Nashuas Nashuas Portsmouths St Louis St Louis Kansas Citys Brooklyn Brooklyns Clevelands Baltimores Baltimores Dover Dovers Rochesters and Athletics. Scores include Nashuas 15 Nashuas 10 St Louis St Louis 8 Kansas Citys 7 Brooklyn 8 Cleveland 5 Baltimore Athletics 4 Baltimores 2 Dover 7 Rochesters 6.
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Nashua
Portsmouths
Nashuas
St. Louis
Kansas Citys
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Clevelands
Baltimore Athletics
Baltimores
Dover
Dovers
Rochesters
Graduation Exercises at Massachusetts Normal Art School
Notes from the city report events including graduation at the Massachusetts Normal Art School on June 22, honors for Capt. T. O. Selfridge after a Navy court martial acquittal, and various civic items. The Master Plumbers’ Association met. a Maritime Provincial Club formed. Water Power Company land sale planned near Back Bay Fens. Miles block demolition begun. arrests and incidents reported. civil service factory inspectors exam announced. teacher certification exams scheduled with details.
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Massachusetts Normal Art School
Newbury and
Exeter Streets
T. O. Selfridge
U.S.N
Navy Department
Admiral Chandler
Master Plumbers’ Association
Crawford House
Horatio Stebbins
San Francisco
George William Bond
Clarke
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Jefferson Coolidge
William P. Mason
George A. Gardner
Arthur T. Lyman
Lucius M. Sargent
Chan
Massachusetts Medico-Legal Society
D. J. G. Pinkham
Lynn
A. F. Holt
Cambridge
B. H. Hartwell
Ayer
C. C. Tower
South Weymouth
W. H. Taylor
New Ledford
F. W. Draper
M.D
Boston
S. D. Presbrey
Taunton
EF. Winsor
Winchester
Water Power Company
Back Bay Fens
Miles
School Street
Jacob Morris
Hanover Street
A. M. Lougee
Federal Street
Alfred F. Schmidt
East Boston
Stebbins
Eastern Avenue
Cunard
J. M. Spinney
K Street
South Boston
Greeley
Farraday
Station 6
Algiers Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Civil Service Commissioners
United States
Commonwealth
West Newton Street
Phineas Bates
The
Board of Supervisors
Mason Street
Sawyer v Phil lips case on expunging answer in equity suit
The matter seeks removal of Philips from the Fitchburg railroad presidency for proxy manipulation at the January annual meeting. Judge took the case under advisement while defendants or plaintiffs may opt for a jury trial. Prescott Keyes represents the plaintiffs with Russell and Torrey for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asahel W. Sawyer
Elijah B. Phillips
Equity
Philips
Fitchburg Railroad
Prescott Keyes
William G. Russell
George A. Torrey
Superior Street Session Docket Report of Damages
Civil docket details cases heard June sessions in Boston with verdicts and amounts. Includes Itman v Flanders for 325 mortgage transfer and 200 stock value, verdict for plaintiff 654, Crawford v French for professional services 240 claim, auditor approved 82, plus long list of related cases, participants, and outcomes.
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Superior Street
ITMAN
Luther P. Hipple
Oliver H. Flanders
Faneuil
C. P. Gorely
A. L. Bartlett
C. W. Cushing
J. B. Crawford
Julia B. French
A. Melee
Edward Avery
Middlesex Superior Court jury selections and verdicts
In Middlesex County the court convened with juries. Foremen John G. Bryant of Stoneham and Alvin Houghton of Newton were chosen for the first and second juries. Defendants faced varied charges including liquor nuisance, larceny, breaking and entering, assault with intent to rape, and drunkenness, with penalties ranging from six months to several years in state facilities. Names include Michael Lally of Lowell, Annie E. Briges of Lowell, Harry L. Harvey of Malden, John Norton of Lowell, John Stewart of Natick, Charles Spooney of Lowell, Oscard Cadieux of Lowell, John Nelch of Watertown, and Chester F. Ambier of Natick. The Essex County session followed with Isabella Adams and the vanity of Lama in action Nos. 42384 to 4237.
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Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Aldrich
John G. Bryant
Stoneham
Alvin Houghton
Newton
Michael Lally
Lowell
Annie E. Briges
Arceny
House of Correction
Harry L. Harvey
Harvey L
John Nelch
Watertown
Chester F. Ambier
Natick
Royal Baking Powder Preserves Nutrients While Leavening
The Royal Baking Powder claims superior quality by raising bread through gas without fermentation. It asserts that fermentation leavens with yeast destroys nutritious flour elements, while Royal keeps these elements intact, making bread the true staff of life.
Landowners vs City over Eastern avenue bounds in Lynn case
Pro forma verdicts ordered in multiple actions, with Supreme Court review on law points. Cases include Mason v Foster for trespass over water works road. contractor argues town road lay out. Sewall represents plaintiff and Moulton defense. List of case numbers and parties follows.
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Eastern Avenue
Beverly
Sewall
H. P. Moulton
Kelly
Naumkeag
Phillips Et al
Instreet Railway
Mar
Notice of Admission for Nathan Matthews Jr in Circuit Court
Boston district December 12 1883 Nathan Matthews Jr of Boston has applied to be admitted as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court in the district of Massachusetts Commissioner John G Stetson announces the action and invites opposition as required by court rules
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Nathan Matthews, Jr
JOHN_G. STETSON
United States Circuit Court
Home for Aged Couples marks fourth anniversary
The Home for Aged Couples on Walnut avenue celebrated its fourth anniversary with a garden party and afternoon exercises. Notables including Elizabeth A Carleton MD Rev W Lyon and Governor Ames praised the home. A sale of fancy articles, refreshments, and an evening concert by the Winchester Orchestra and English High School Glee Club followed, raising a good sum for the home.
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Walnut Avenue
Elizabeth
A. Carleton
W. _Lyon
Dorchester
A. A. Miner
Ames
Carleton
Phillips Brooks
Hilary Bygrave
Belmont
C. D. Bradlee
Gertrude M. Smith
Grace Grueby
Wood
RC. Harlow
Nellie T. Mansfield A. Beal
Bessie Wood
Georgie Mayhew
Nellie Hammond
R. ©. Harlow
Winchester Orchestra
English High School Glee Club
William B.tilton
W.E. Page
H. A. Ewing
John C. Haynes
J. W Cartwright
W.P. Clark
James M. Smith
D. W. Kilburn
Alexander Moseley
H. ©. Whitcomb
Williams. Bond
J. W. Smith
Tribute to Ezra H. Baker by Tremont National Bank
The Tremont National Bank records reflect sorrow at the death of Ezra H. Baker of Beverly on June 7. Elected to the board in 1877 to fill his father's vacancy, he served eleven years with integrity and courtesy, earning respect for probity and business capacity. The bank pledges sympathy to Baker’s family and transmits a copy of the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont National Bank
Ezra H. Baker
Beverly
Baker
Montgomery Light Guard to Attend Putnam Monument Dedication
About 250 members of the Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association led by Colonel Thomas F. Doherty left Boston yesterday for Hartford and then Brooklyn. The march began at 2 PM from Washington street to the New York and New England station and passed streets including Franklin Broad Milk India State Washington School Tremont Winter and Summer. Mayor O'Brien reviewed the contingent on School street as the unit prepared to join the dedication ceremony in Brookyn Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Thomas F. Doherty
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Washington Street
New York
New England
Washington
Franklin, Broad, Milk
India
State
School
Tremont
School Street
O’brien
Brooklyn
Nobscasset House Prominent Cape Cod Resort Hotel
Dennis Massachusetts highlights Nobscasset House as a premier Cape Cod resort under the popular management of F H Chester. Emphasis on fine hospitality and attentive service enhances visitor appeal at this peninsula landmark.
Crescent Beach Opens For Summer With New Improvements
Beach notes report great improvements at Crescent Beach for summer. Rocks moved beyond the rail line to allow driving from Strathmore House to Point of Pines at all tides. Many hotels ready, including Beachmen House and Randell House opening June 17. Atlantic House at Revere remodeled with June 14 opening. Oak Island by the Sea extends hotel and adds electric lighting and amusements. Electric lights to reach most hotels by June 1. Picnic dates set for Ninth Regiment and British society. Nar row Gauge House near Point of Pines to open soon. Solomon Isaacs’ refreshments meet last year’s standard.
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Crescent Beach
Strathmore
Beachmen
Randell
Atlantic House
Revere Beach
Oak Island-by-the-Sea
Ninth Regiment
British Society
Putnam House
Oak Island House
Sea Foam
Waverley
Beachmont
Point of Pines
Solomon Isaacs’ House
Will of Ada Draper Bequeaths 55000 Trust for Scholarships
The late Ada A. Draper leaves 55000 to be held in trust for named beneficiaries with the income split between the New England Hospital for Women and Children and Boston University to fund scholarships for meritorious female scholars studying in Europe after graduation. Other gifts include 26000 to the New England Hospital for Women and Children and 25000 to Boston. Additional bequests include 500 to Walnut Avenue Congregational Sunday School and 500 on mother’s death, with contingencies naming several religious and missionary bodies as beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada A. Draper
Paris
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Boston University
Mos
Europe
Heci
Ne England Hospital For Women and Children
Boston
Harriet M. R. Buell
Walnut Avenue
American Board of Foreign Missions
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
American Missionary Society
Mary O’brien
Association For the
St. Mary’s
Archbishop Williams
St. James
Harrison Avenue
Bunker Hill Day Parade Route Announced
The Seventeenth of June Association orders the Charlestown parade for Bunker Hill Day starting at 9 am. The march will wind through Chelsea Tremont Prospect Chelsea Henley Park Common Winslow Adams Chestnut Monument square Bartlett Elm High Monument avenue Main City square Harvard Washington Union Maine to the railroad bridge. Chief marshal Thomas H. Hall will review and dismiss at Chestnut Street.
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Charlestown
Bunker Hill Street
Chelsea
Tremont
Prospect
Henley
Park
Common
Winsthrop
Adams
Chestnut
Monument Square
Bartlett
Elm
High
Monument Avenue
Main Street
City Square
Harvard Street
Devens
Washington
Union
Maine Street
Railroad Bridge
Main
Bunker Hill Elm
Summer
School
Green
Monusment Square
Chestnut Street
Thomas H. Hall
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Dr. Bowditch
Philadelphias
Chicagos
Washingtons
Cuigaron i Vo Unas Ceedseeeee
Tiegue Gs Ieeeeesees Eeee
Nostyil
Esconsse Sence Ae
New Yorks
Ceeeesees Pacue Ce
Pittsboros
Indianapolis
K. BH. PO
Oj Hanlon
Mem Hornung
O Ganzel
Radoburn
Hanson
Valentine
O’day
Hoosiers
Brien
Bassett
Myers
Ehy
Donnelly
Shomberg
Deasley
Buckley
O'Day
Shreve
Wilmot
Hoy
Seery
Glasscock
Jiassert
McGeachy
Wilmot Shomberg
Errora
Dally
Denny
Jimes
Pall— Glasscvelt
Daniels
Pegple
Chicago
Vinnie
Borchers
Ason
Ryan
O’rourke
Ard
Ewing
Ternen
Farrell
O Connor
Vanil'n
Attery
Anson
Pfeffer
O Gore
William
Cleveland
Richard
DalVy Glea
Hatfield
eBae Borchers
Keefe
Dire DO
Slattery
Daly
Tiernan
Connor
Gore
Planesh
Williamson
Lynch
Pittsburg
Harvards
University OF Penn
R. BU
Stetson
Seyfert
Gallivan
Nelieus
Hovey
Henshaw
M’pher
Willard
MecCauce
Faries
Knowlton
Hamme
Ceuee
Owland
Supreme Judicial Court
Fizxo, J
Collins
Lockhard
Crawford
French
Taylor
Carpenter
Gooding
Kelleher
Barnard
Blackenderferd
Beeching
Cole
Baldwin
Hazelton
Powers
Upton
Foster
A Et al M’t’g. Co. We Oxle
Randall
Blood
Hird
Chessman
Bulfum
Quirk
John McCormick
Cottage Street
East
Curtis Abbott
R. M. Nason
Ohland
Webber
Cassidy
Williams
Flanders
Bridge
Lewis
Jewett
Vollmer
Plummer
Pierce
Freeman
Fitchburg RR. Co
Johnson
Knelz
Lund
Fearing
Jones
Mylord
Smith
Sealeyrgh
Culen
Hardy
Donahue
Butler
Fiske
Sullivan
Woodruff
Holden
Walton
Reynolds
Marsh
Cavanagh
Same
Stevens
Clark
Hopkins
Thayer
Pickering
Field
Stack
Perry
Corey
Herbert
Wheeler
Barker, J
Craft
South Boston RR
Wetzels
Trainer
Hammond
Bolles
Carter
Beatty
Kingsley
Lightshire
Poliey
Quinn
Franklin
South Boston Iron Works
McLeod
Fitzgerald
Costello
Jacobs
Bale
McKinney
Brigham
Parody
Murphy
Mahony
Fryer
Murray
Favor
Boston & Prov
Coyle
Fitchburg RR
Carlin
U. 5S
Life Ins. Co
Hoston
McCarthy
Warren Inst
Tur Savings
Dunn
Haviland
Negaa
Com. of
Nhab’ts
Williamstown
Downing
Deming
Cummings
Garden Cemetery
Giles
Kingsbury
Maloney
Jenness
Aine
Keenan
Saline
Kelliher
Staff OF Life
Beach Notes
Aylor
Chester H. Graves & Sons
HW. Baker & CO
Ware
America
GUY Brothers
Bedford St
Lallement
Fayette Atreas
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