Senate Debates on Edmunds Resolutions Stirities Causes Split
The Senate resumed debate on Edmunds resolutions as Ingalls Harrison and Logan spoke with Van Wyck proposing an open session amendment. The third resolution passed 30 to 29 with Democrats joining, while the fourth on veterans passed with one nay, and the fifth to deny power to punish the Attorney General was tabled. Ingalls drew sharp criticism for satirical remarks that offended many in the galleries.
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Edmunds
Messrs
Ingalls
Harrison and Logan
van Wyck
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Mitchell
Kiddleberger
Mr. Morgan
Logan
Gray
Messrs. Mitchell
Oregon
Riddleberger and
Senate Als
Edmunde
Edmunds resolutions debated in Senate on executive removals
The Edmunds resolutions were argued in the Senate with Mr. Ingalls defending presidential prerogatives on appointments and suspensions. He denied requests for private papers, attacked a Postmaster General circular, and read names of alleged felons linked to the current administration. Multiple resolutions were debated and voted, adjournment followed at 9 30 p.m.
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Edmunds
Morgan
Washington
Senate
Ingalls
Judiciary
Ingails
Ingall
Mr. Ingalls
Nanpoleon
Cleveland
Offica
Ingals
Wriich
Post Office Department
Randall and White House Ties Stir Cabinet Speculation
The piece details possible promotion of Mr Randall to the Treasury under President Cleveland, noting close ties with the White House and sustained support from House colleagues. It denies Manning’s resignation but suggests Randall would gain influence if Manning dies, depending on tariff moves and March 4 implications.
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Pennsylvania
Treasury
Cleveland
White House
Rerdall
Mr. Randall
Randall
Manning
Congress
Randal
Secretary Manning Improves After Attack
Washington reports Manning’s condition is slightly better with lighter breathing and ability to converse. His son and sister visited. Manning joked with caregivers, signaling gradual improvement. The same day the Senate approved the urgent deficiency appropriation bill.
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Manning
Faevorebie
Washington
Associated Press
Lincoln
Delehanty
Senate
Labor Arbitration Commission Proposed by House Panel
Washington March 26 The House labor committee heard Representative Anderson support a nine member United States arbitration commission to settle labor disputes between employers and workers. Officials noted the unsettled national labor climate and agreed government action is needed, while debating best methods. Hoar introduced a federal inquiry bill into the Carrolton Mississippi killings, as the Senate debated a rank change for Henry J. Hunt and pension bills in the evening.
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Washington
House Committee On Labor
United States Commission of Arbitration
Anderson
THE
POST
Senate
Hoar
Carrolton
Miss
Henry J. Hunt
Tne
Knights Speak On Victory In Arbitration Of Local Roads
In an interview with a Post reporter, Mr. T C Thompson master workman of Local Assembly 2898, and colleagues George E McNeill and John Howes, say no definite settlement on Middlesex Charles River South Boston and Cambridge roads yet. The arbitration committee expects early word and notes the strike avoidance saved Boston from disruption. The mood is triumphant yet tempered as drivers conductors and Knights of Labor leaders praise public support and cautious optimism for others to yield.
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T.C. Thompson
Post
Middlesex
Charles River
South Boston
Cambridge
George E. McNeill
John Howes
Tts
Boston
the Knights of Labor
Merrill and Richards
McNeill
Tailors Arrange Strike as Journeymen Complain of Wages and Hours
A Post reporter quotes a prominent journeyman tailor on proposed strikes over extras from 25 cents to 150 cents and pantaloons 25 cents. He cites a 16 hour day in peak seasons and states bosses may grant demands to avoid rising prices. About 400 custom tailors work in the city with many more in ready made clothing, plus 200 pants makers in a strong union network.
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Post
Morocco Manufacturers and Knights of Labor in Four Hour Talk
In Wilmington the Knights of Labor No 94 met with morocco manufacturers to resolve the strike issue. A four hour conference failed to bridge gaps with both sides distrustful. The union sought a twenty percent wage raise, while employers delayed. A crucial walkout was predicted if no agreement is reached.
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Wilmington
Del
Morocco
Knights of Labor
Jackson & Co. Hatter Leads With Spring Styles at Tremont Street
The fashion of hats shifts from fixed shapes to wearer suited designs and Jackson & Co. at 69 Tremont Street showcases vast spring styles. They offer extensive selections including canes and umbrellas and Dunlap hats from New York, preferred by many wearers.
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Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
Dunlap
New York
Woburn Tops Somerville 3–0 in Quick Victory
Woburn defeated Somerville 3–0 in a rapid 7 minute 45 second stretch. Referee Eads officiated the match.
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Woburn
Mass
Somerville
Eads
Labor's Battle Forces Lynn Firms to Shut Down
Special to the Post from St. Louis reports a persistent strike at Vandalia and allied yards. Police and armed officers keep order as trains run with limited switching, while strikers gather around relay depots. Knights of Labor leaders urge restraint and seek arbitration to avert further disruption.
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St. Louis
Vandalia
Creveling
Frank
Mesers
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Ohio
Mississippi
Louisville
Nashville
Indianapolis
Ards
Relay Depot
Sbridge
Whipple
Joyce
Walsh
Oace
Venice
Burroughs
Louisville and Nashville
Mattoon
Inl
J. B. Cullegh
Globe-Democrat
Hoxie
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Order
Keene firms shut by boycott halt shoe industry output
At 11 this morning Keene Bros engine stopped ending power to many shoe firms in Lynn and Malden. About 1500 workers were left idle as tenants like J C Fox & Co A M J H Preele Dole Whittredge Mark Worthley S F Crossman and others faced layoffs. Knights of Labor actions fuel wage disputes in Malden and Wakefield while talks on the Charles River street railway prompt market rumors.
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Messrs
Keene
Mene
Spinner & Co
Charles Chamberlain
Post
Chamberlain
Knights of Labor
Lynn
Keene Bros
Keenes
J.C. Fox & Co
A. M
J. H. Preele
Dole & Whittredge
Mark Worthley
S. F. Crossman
Sand
Lothrop & Bowen
Hannah Crowninshielad
Goodwin Bros
Oxford Street
Charles B Tebbatts & Co
Blanchard, Blanchard & Little
Powderly Rules Out Southwest Strike Expansion
Scranton report notes Grand Master Powderly of the Knights of Labor, injured in Bloomington Illinois, says no general strike will spread beyond its origin. He criticizes a claim by Irons of St Louis as unauthorized and outlines conditions for any future strike. Powderly travels to New York for an executive board meeting to plan peaceable settlements. Grand Trunk system engineers hopes wages restore. a threat of general strike looms. Cloakmakers strike continues as the Eagle Cloak Manufacturing Company agrees to a 40 to 50 percent wage increase for workers.
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Malden
Mass
Wiggin & Stevens
Knights of Labor
Knights
Messrs. Wiggin & Stevens
Scranton
Penn
Powderly
Bloomington
Ill
Associated Press
Irons
Presnt
Executive Board
New York
London
Ont
Grand Trunk Engineers
Hickson
Grand Trunk
Eagie Cloak Manufacturing Company
Labor leaders clash over right to hire and discharge
Special to the Post Beverly Mass March 26 details a meeting between manufacturers and Knights of Labor over a rule governing employer right to hire or fire. Knights oppose the new rule while manufacturers seek future guidance. A potential agreement on engine stoppage at Wallis Killam Bray could speed settlement. adjournment set for tomorrow. Plasterers vote to join Knights of Labor temporarily as they seek regular assembly membership.
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Beverly
Mass
Knaights of Labor
Knights
Wallis, Killam
Pries
Knights of Labor Committee
Knights of Labor
Wells Memorial Hall
Daniel Sheehan
Patrick O'Brian
Gilbert
Buffalo
N. Y
North Buffalo
Thompson Street
Dearborn
Knights of Labor Leader Denies Imminent General Strike
General Secretary Turner of the Knights of Labor criticized a St. Louis Despatch quote attributed to Chairman Irons. He said the claim of a nationwide strike is false and warned officials to prevent incendiary acts by followers. He emphasized the executive board does not plan such an order.
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Pumadelphia
Turner
The
Knights of Labor
St. Louis
Irons
United States
Lyons
Assembly
Lions
Gladstone shifts Irish plan amid home rule shift
London reports Mr. Gladstone will introduce a bill for future Irish government in April, signaling a possible change from landlord buyout to pure and simple home rule. In Limerick, five convicts who assaulted police were jailed three to six months but attacked officers in the dock, forcing magistrates to flee as the court erupted.
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London
Gladstone
House of Commons
William Vernon Harcourt
Ireland
Limenick
Fagra
Belgium Violence Surges as Riots Rock Charleroi
March reports detail a widespread strike wave in Belgium and northern France with mobs raiding factories, stealing from a Bandoux facility, arson at Jowett residence, and clashes with troops abroad. Charleroi orders, Ostend garrisons, and multiple towns report fighting, barricades, and thousands involved.
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Belgium
Lieer
Charleroi
Ostend
Ghent
Chetelineau
Binard
Jowett
Cork
Hamilton
Bawden
Castletown
Gladetone
Pepnell
God Save
Death Mystery Surrounds Young De Smedt in Cyanide Case
Autopsy delayed as police hold Schmuki on suspicion after Gustav E. De Smedt dies from potassium cyanide. Friends doubt suicide, citing engagement plans and locked door. Varied rumors tie Schmuki to the crime, with alleged attempts to buy poison and joint purchase with De Smedt.
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Gustav E. de Smedt
Géermar
Schmuki
Station A
de Smedt
Ashland Place
Sehmuki
Gus
Des Smedt
Highlands
Schwenki
de Smedts
Gustave
DeSmedt
South End
Death of Hickory Bill at State Prison
William Wilson known as Hickory Bill, 43, found dead in his State prison cell at 1 am. He had a life sentence for felonious assault in Boston, first committed Nov 16, 1866. Pardoned conditionally by Gov. Claflin Nov 15, 1870, he was recommitted after violating the pardon terms. He had been ill for a week.
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William Wilson
Hickory Bill
Gerad
State Prison
Boston
Claflin
Havin
Clarence Pullen Lectures on New Mexico At Tremont Temple
Tremont Temple was filled last night for a lecture by Hon. Clarence Pullen. He opened with a sketch of New Mexico's history and then showed curiosities with stereoscopic views. Pullen shared exciting stories of life in the old Spanish country.
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Tremont Temple
Clarence Pullen
New Mexico
Pullen
Death of Charlestown Sexton at Pleasant Street Home
Robert H. Addicott aged 62 the sexton of Trinity Methodist Church was found dead in his bed at his residence 38 Pleasant street Charlestown at 7 45 o'clock last evening authorities reported the death is under investigation and no additional details were released.
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Robert H. Addicott
The
Trinity Methodist Church
Pleasant Street
Charlestown
Mrs Moore's and Other Contributions to the Parnell Fund
The fund reports deposits totaling 406 from Maverick National Bank plus Mrs Moore's 100, with a Friday total of 625 and aims for 5000 by Sunday. Clergy and supporters like Rev John O'Brien and Rev Philip O'Donnell praise the drive to aid Ireland. W W Doherty plans speeches at Hyde Park Salem and South Beaton on March 31 and April 1.
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T. B. Fitz
Maverick National Bank
Moore
John O. Patten
Boston Post
O'Reilly
Natural &Towld
Ireland
Washington Street
John O'Brien
East Cambridge
Philip O'Donnell
Cambridge
Father O
Salem
South Beaton
Domestic discord at Municipal Court over abandonment charge
Nathaniel Wentworth and his wife Lorenza clashed in court as she accused him of abandonment and infidelity. Witness Lucy Smithy testified of his harsh treatment and financial reckless living, including liquor. Defence and judge postponed further proceedings for today.
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Nathaniel Wentworth
Lorenza
Wentworth
Lucy Smithy
Justice’s Parn
Nathaniel
Spring exhibition awards crown Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Yesterday's session closed the society's most successful show. Prizes cover blooms of hybrid perpetual roses, bonnie siiene, Catharine Mennat, Marechal Neil, Niphetos, Souvenir de la Malmaison, and safrano, plus pansies and carnations. Centerpiece design and lace leaved camellias also awarded. Bronze medal to Alexander Meston for caviaranda fenuestralis.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Society
John B. Moore & Son
F. B. Hayes
S. Niel
Catharine Mennat
Wiliam Ward
Hovey
Yeone
JF. A. Foster
Dinner Table
W. A. Manda
J. O’brien
E. M. Gill
C. M. Hovey
Alexander Meston
Dove
Andover
East Boston Ferry Board Suspends Captain After Collision
The East Boston ferries board held a secret session to review Thursday morning’s collision between the Revere, commanded by Captain Tyrer, and the Venetian of the Leyland line, commanded by Captain Trant. Tyrer is suspended for error in judgment. the Revere’s damage is limited, while responsibility for the Venetian’s injury is acknowledged.
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Board of Directors
East Boston Ferries
Revere
Tyrer
Vennelian
Leyland Line
Trant
Porter
Steemer
Lithograph of Boston Charles River Basin on sale
Cupples Upham & Co. offer a lithographic illustration by Mr Charles Davenport showing the proposed Charles River Embankment. The image previews an inland sea of 500 acres and a long ornamental park from Leverett Street to Brookline Street Cambridge, illustrating a future water park district with Back Bay land values soaring.
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Boston and Charles River
Cupples, Upham & Co
Charles Davenport
Wold
Leverett Street
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Back Bay
Charles River
Funeral Rites For Hon Joseph McKeon Churchill Held
Funeral services for Joseph McKeon Churchill were conducted at his Milton Hill home with Rev. Bennett and Rev. White officiating. Interment followed at Milton cemetery. Notables in attendance included Chief Justice Parmenter, Judges Hardy and Forsaith, Col. Codman, Gen. Underwood, Col. Russell, Lt. Richardson, and others.
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Joseph McKeon Churchill
Milton Hill
Mr. Bennett
All Saints Church
Lower Mills
Wm.0. White
Milton Cemetery
Parmenter
Hardy
Forsaith
Charles R. Codman
A. B. Underwood
H. 8. Russell
Richardson
Corkscrew worsteds to be sold without reserve by Wilmer ding Hoguet
An important sale of corkscrew worsteds from Raritan woollen mills will be held next Tuesday March 30 by Wilmer ding Hoguet & Co. The goods are famed as the best low priced worsteds and will be sold without reserve, inviting broad interest from buyers of all sizes.
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Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Raritan
Carpet dealers offer mothproof packing paper at cost
John H. Pray, Sons & Co. of Washington Street sell to customers at cost an anti moth packing paper. The paper, manufactured especially for the house, protects rugs furs and woollens during storage and is mailed free samples to any address. It is believed to be the best known protection against moths or buffalo bites.
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John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
Fifth annual bell of Melrose fire department held in town hall
The Melrose fire department marked its fifth annual bell with a grand march in the Melrose town hall. Over 100 couples participated, with many attendees from Boston Malden and nearby towns.
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Malden
Mass
Melrose Fire Department
Melrose
Boston
Skating rink sold at auction in Abington
Louis ABINGTON Mass March 26 The skating rink at this place was sold at auction this afternoon by Deputy Sheriff S G Cobb for 390. Mrs Sarah J Davis of Hudson was the purchaser. Two years ago the rink was built at an expense of 4500.
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Louis Abington
Mass
S. G. Cobb
Sarah J. Davis
Hudson
East Boston Gun Club Holds Third Section Shoot
About twenty members attended the East Boston Gun Club shoot in the Third section yesterday afternoon. Officers Hooper Brown and Gage of Lowell arrested Zilber heles in the Third section last evening for conveying mortgaged property valued at 100 from Lowell to East Boston. A meeting of representative men from both parties was held at Alderman John H. Sullivan's residence last evening to select a candidate to fill a vacancy on the school committee.
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East Boston
End of Clark testimony on New York and New England bond sale
Charles P. Clark, president of the road, testifies at the State House hearing on the bond sale, reading prior correspondence and recalling a September 29 directors meeting. He describes Field and Sage proposing to buy second mortgage bonds to force creditors, and predicts rapid par value subscription for preferred shares while urging stockholders to subscribe. The hearing continues with more questioning and an upcoming session next Wednesday.
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New England
State House
Charles P. Clark
Road
Stackpole
Clark
Messrs. Field and Sage
Mr. Field
Mr. Sage
Car Trust
Field
Sage
Lightmain
Rod
Waareere
Stockhold Gys
Asia
Ena
Chandler
P. Clark
Eeq
Messia
W.A. Tower
Messrs Sage and Preld
Preserres
Prabe
Saze
Clark Waase
Entertainment Notes At The City Theatres And Museums
Broadway actors and companies announce busy week with Miss Annie Clarke benefit at the Museum tonight. Nanon at Hills Street Theatre Monday hailed as a season highlight. The Mikado twice today and Alone in London closing today at Park Theatre. Next week Nat Goodwin stars in The Skating Rink and Haverly’s minstrels end at Globe Theatre. Final Mikado performances at Bijou today. Irish Aristocracy and Diplomacy last shows at the Museum. Parisian Romance with Richard Mansfield opens Monday at the Museum. Rentz Santley touring Howard Atheneum. McCaull Opera Company farewell at Gaston Theatre with The Black Hussar and Mme. dadie. La Gae and Anta at Boston Theatre praised by advance sales.
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Annie Clarke
Nanon
Hioks Street
London
Park Theatre
Nat Goodwin
Richard Mansfield
Baron Chevreuil
Museum
Rentz-Santley
Howard Atheneum
Hallen and
Hart
Evenine
McCaull Opera Comique
Gaston Theatre
Mme. Dadie
Boston
Bath schooner Morse named as probable Oregon collision vessel
Seafaring men and ship brokers largely agree the Bath Maine schooner Charles H. Morse, Morse & Co., ran down the steamer Oregon. The vessel is described as a three masted 112 by 86 foot ship of 508 tons, built in Bath in 180, left Baltimore for Boston March 6 under Captain Haskell. A maritime expert noted the Morse’s size and that it likely carried no lights at impact.
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New York
Charles H. Morse
Bath
Oregon
Morse & Co
South Street
Charles St. Morse
Maritime Exchange
Morse
Bath Sn
Baltimore
Boston
Haskell
Smallpox Found Among Immigrant Passengers on Two Ships
Health officers found two Hungarian steerage children with smallpox aboard the Rhein from Bremen and moved them plus their mothers to North Brothers Island hospital after fumigation. Remainder steerage passengers were vaccinated and the Rhein allowed to dock at noon. On the Trinacria from the Mediterranean two Italian immigrants were also found with smallpox and sent to the same hospital.
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New York
Rhein
Bremen
Andreas Lechaks
Carl Baldshage
North Brothers’ Island
Trinacria
Geton
Leghorn
Naples
Mediterranean
Genara Calabosca
Tegullo Palma
Miss Gertrude L Cooke Hosts Second Annual Testimonial Concert
Miss Gertrude L. Cooke’s second annual testimonial concert at Eberle Hall Somerville last evening drew a large audience. The programme featured Ardamena ladies quartet Susie Fer Monroe Susie A. Martin Gertrude L Cooke Lucie J. Martin Mrs J G Bridge Mrs Annis A Park Mr A O Johnson Mr W L Rice Allen R Hunter and Mr Loland T Powers.
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Gertrude L. Cooke
Eberle Hall
Somerville
Ardamena Ladies’ Quartet
Susie Fer
Monroe
Susie A. Martin
Lucie J. Martin
J. G. Bridge
Annis A. Park
A. O. Johnson
W. L. Rice
Allen R. Hunter
Loland T. Powers
Wealthy New York businessman's lookalike jailed in Dover case
A man calling himself John Downing, released from the county jail after thirty days for drunkenness, was identified as the son of a wealthy New York City businessman. He reportedly spent $5000 in twenty days before his arrest and avoided exposure of his identity by entering jail.
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Dover
N. H
John Downing
New York City
Complimentary concert for Miss May Green at Wells Memorial Hall
A group of friends held a night of music in Wells Memorial Hall for Miss May Green. Performers included Miss Ticha Primrose, Mrs. W. Davenport, Mrs. Sarah E. Downing, Mme Fries Bishop, Mme Le Gertrude, and Messrs. L. Sullivan, W. J. Colville, Fred Peak, J. E. Quinian.
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May Green
Lower Wells Memorial Hall
Ticha Primrose
W. Davenport
Sarah E. Downing
Mme
Fries Bishop
Mme. le Gertrude
Messrs. L., Sullivan
W. J. Colville
Fred Peak
J. E. Quinian
Private sale buys wrecked Cambridge steamer near Old Man's Ledge
In Boston yesterday a private sale purchased the wrecked Cambridge, formerly part of the Boston and Bangor line and now at Old Man's Ledge off Maine, by H. S. Kaler of Portiana for 31000.
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Boston
Cambridge
Boston and
Bangor Steamship Line
Old Man’s Ledge
Maine
H. S. Kaler
Portiana
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