Goulds Arbitration Move Ends Southwest Strike Standoff
Knights of Labor executive board reconvenes at Astor House and sends a letter to Jay Gould proposing arbitration to end the Missouri Pacific strike. Gould replies stressing lack of warning and cites Gov proclaims. later exchanges yield orders for immediate resumption of work pending arbitration while Powell and Hoxie coordinate.
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New York
Knights of Labor
Astor House
Jay Gould
Gould
Knights
Hoxie
Missouri
Mrr
6 Executive Board
Genta
Missouri Pacific
Powderly
Mr. Gould
Missoure Pacific Railroad
Missouri [Pacific Railrose
St. Louis
Remmain
The
Martin Irons
D. A
Louis
Ice
V. Powderly
Southwest
District Assembly
W. Powderly
Congressional telegram on Missouri settlement and labor order
Congressman O Neill sent a congratulatory telegram from Washington noting the Missouri Republican settlement and Gould agreeing to arbitrate. The Knights of Labor executive committee ordered workers to resume, and O Neill praised the result to his readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’ Neill
Washington
Gould
Knights of Labor
John J. O'Neill
Train Despatched Despite Striker Obstructions
A special dispatch reports a train leaving as workers tried to hinder it. Authorities overseeing the route report no delay to service despite protests and obstructing efforts by striking staff. Perimeter security remained tight and resumed normal operations after departure.
Blair's Path Sees New Education Bill Debated
Washington reports on Representative Willisa's education bill heading to the House with a request for referral to a friendly committee. Southern lawmakers oppose federal control of funds and fear political manipulation by future administrations and cabinet officers.
Hopes Republicans Sat isfied After Senate Action
SPECIAL TO THE POST Washington March 28 The most composed men in Washington with respect to the Senate action on Friday evening is President Cleveland He said he hoped the Republican Senators were satisfied now He may pursue new commissions after the session ends and continue his choices In justice to Republicans Senators they largely forced the retreat and now will likely approve most nominations despite protests Legislation will proceed with courtesy guiding confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Cleveland
Miller's Successor Seen Helping California at the Capitol
SPECIAL TO THE POST Washington March 28 Mrs George Hearst wife of the new California senator arrives in Washington early in the season to study official society and prepare a welcome for her husband Critics say Hearst is unfairly labeled as a self made gambler but Californians insist his mining success came from hard work and study He may not excel in Senate oratory but will likely leave a mark through influence and persistence
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WaschtrieLp
Mass
Theioop
Barrows
Haverhill
Jennings & Stevens
Henry Barrows
Knights of Labor Assembly
Whic
POST
Washington
George Heart
California
Heart
Mrs. Logan
Senator Hearst
Pacific
Senate
HI. Sullivan
East Cambridge
Dorchester
Milton I
N. J
Epior
Boston Post
Boston
Sir—V
Clara J. Moore
Ireland
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Emerald Isle
John O. Patten
Hugh O'Brien
Edward Riley
John EK. Fitzgerald
John Hoyle O'Reilly
Dominick Toy
T. M. Brady
Patrick Maguire
John R. Murphy
John Miller
W. W. Doherty
J. J. Murphy
John W. Ferguson
Asa l V. Potter
T. B. Fitz
Charles H. Taylor
John M. Tobin
Motte Streets
Patrick R. Giblin
West Sixth Street
South
J. D. Fallon
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Thomas Rooney
C. A. Belford
Washington Street
Ruder & Co
Highfard Spring Brewery
James P. Cleary
Pynchon Street
William F. Fallon
John Nason
Ferrin Street
Charlestown
Thomas Cullen
Andrew McDermott
Hampden Street
Edward Dowd
Madison Street
Benjamin Franklin
Dearborn Street
Lawrence J. Logan
Broadway
Bernard Cunniff
Dorchester Avenue
John H. Sullivan
Cambridge
Sarah McCann
Commonwealth Avenue
Cornelius O’ Brien
Carver Street
Edward Lynch
S Street
H. PP. Leonard
J. A. Maxwell
School Street
William Kidney
Dudley Street
Denis Crowley
Fitchburg Railroad
Edward Murphy
West Street
J. J. Sullivan
John Sullivan
Delie Avenue
Roxbury
J. T. Wilson
New England House
John O’ Driscoll
Seaver Street
Milton
Irish National League
William A. Fitzgerald
Dorchester Lower Mills
J. F. McCormack
James Vevine
J. T. Casey
Koeeland Streets
George Everett
Godfrey
W.W. P. Jaques
M. WA
Littlefield Brothers
F. W. Archer
Lawrence Earle
Subjects to Be dealt With in Both Houses This Week
Washington March 28 The Senate will debate Senator Logan's army efficiency bill and then consider Washington Territory statehood. Other actions include the inter State commerce and bankruptcy bills and nominations in secret session. In the House the post office appropriation bill and foreign mail policy loom. Agricultural and river and harbor funds, sundry civil, and three of fourteen regular appropriations move forward. The naval establishment bill awaits special consideration as export tobacco factory measures and currency contraction guards loom. Saturday will focus on the deliv er question debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Logan
Platt
Washington Territory
Wilson
Naval Affairs
Eight Hour Movement Debated In New Era Hall
Mr John Carruthers urged the eight hour movement arguing workers need leisure for culture and rights. Critics warn of higher costs and lower production while unions gain strength to balance labor and capital in a just economy. C E Endicott praised the effort and urged arbitration boards.
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John Carruthers
New Era Hall
America
Boards of Arbitration
Reiscussion of Knights of Labor Policy in Present Crisis
A Wadman Hall discussion chaired by George W. Trefry debated the Knights of Labor policy. Proctors and supporters argued strikes are unjustified and harmful, citing the Missouri Pacific strike, while opponents claimed the Knights aid labor and may win concessions. The talk touched on economic theory, rent, and capitalists, with Jay Gould cited as an example of improved arbitration.
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Thurston
Ithaca
Fessor Thurston
Cornell University
Sibiu College of Mechanical
Workman Powderly
Knights of Labor
Missouri Pacific
Hodwell Granite
Vina Haven
Bodwell Granite Company
Carmen
Gray
Lynn
Wadman Hall
George W. Trefry
Messrs
Proctor
Stone
White
Mesers
Kaulback
Morley
Varnum
Knights
Jay Gould
Two Men Charged After Midlboro Fatal Brawl
In Midlboro Massachusetts Thomas Perkins 55 was killed after a drunken altercation at the Red House on Water Street. William Sayes and Harry Sayes were arrested as investigators led by State Detective Pratt pursue the case. Perkins left a widow four daughters and one son.
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Midpdleboro
Mass
Thomas Perkins
Pratt
Perkins
William Sayes
Harry
Stub Chase
Jerry Connors
Red House
Water Street
Harry Sayes
Chase
Benton
William
Harry Slayes
Eilis
Harris
Boston
McKenney
Sayes
Rev Phelps quits Advent Church amid flock quarrel in Dover
In Dover Massachusetts bound Rev C A Phelps resigns from Advent Church after friction with members who opposed him over style and associations. He criticized opponents by name in a packed farewell sermon and plans to reside in Massachusetts.
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Daniel Hall
A. H. Young
Cocheco Rifle Club
Mr. Phelps
Massachusetts
Ireland lecture series at St Augustine's draws crowd
Rev D O Callaghan delivered his second lecture in a four part series on Ireland in the church basement. In a separate action, Division 6 officers raided Edward Hayden's premises at 69 Fourth Street and seized forty gallons of ale and one gallon of whiskey yesterday afternoon. City Point Associates held its regular monthly meeting with 8 J Fleming presiding and Edward J Jenkins elected an honorary member of the common council.
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D. O'Callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
Ireland
Emerson
Enwright
Division 6
Division 15
Edward Hayden
Fourth Street
City Point Associates
J. Fleming
Edward J. Jenkins
Common Council
Parochial School Planned by Malden Priest
Rev Father Holley of St Joseph's Church Wakefield announced plans to build a parochial school in Malden at a cost around 10000 dollars despite strong opposition from most parishioners who favor public schools and protest the project He intends to mortgage the church to raise funds.
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Malden
Mass
Father Holley
St. Joseph’s Church
Wakefield
Malden Knights of Labor Report Big Growth in Nine Months
Special to the Post from Malden Mass outlines a public Knights of Labor meeting at Baily’s Hall where Join Orvis gave a strong labor talk. The Malden group now exceeds 1000 members after adding 200 at last Thursday’s meeting. The Carpenters’ Union plans a Tuesday meeting to set wage scales.
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Malden
Mass
Knights of Labor
Baliy’s Hall
Join Orvis
Malden Knights
Carpenters’ Union
Surprise visit honors Somerville residents Proctor couple
About fifty friends of Mr and Mrs George C Proctor surprised them at their Spring Street Somerville home Saturday evening. Guests were mainly Delft Haven Colony Pilgrim Fathers members of which Mr Proctor serves as governor. Mrs E White and Mrs Wilter provided music followed by a collation hosted by the Proctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Proctor
Spring Street
Somerville
Delft Haven
Fatal Elevator Accident at Hooreze Tunnel Dock
Daniel McGuire a 45 year old resident of 203 Water Street Charlestown died after a train backed into the dock while he shoveled grain into a freight car. He was removed to his home where he succumbed to his injuries.
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Daniel McGuire
Water Street
Charlestown
Hooreze Tunnel
Possible elevation of Quebec Archbishop Taschereau to cardinal
Montreal March 27 report states the probable elevation of Archbishop Elzear Taschereau of Quebec to the rank of cardinal, noting his long service, scholarly ties, and battles with Jesuits Ultramontanes and liberal critics. The piece traces Taschereau's birth in St Marie de la Beauce, education in Quebec and Rome, his roles at Laval University and Quebec Seminary, and his influence in church politics and education.
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Montreal
Quebec
Holy See
Monsigneur
Lava de Montmorency
Laval
Monsiegneurs de Saint Valier
de Mornay
Dosquet
de lAuche-Riviere
de Pontknaird
Briand
Verisglis
Hubert
Denant
Mgr. Llessis
Mgr
Panet
Msgr
Signal
Mers. Turgeon
Baillargeon
Elzear Alexandre Taschereau
Archbishop Taschereau
St. Marie de la Beauce
Taschereaus
Panets
Thomas Taschereaui
Assembly of
Lower Canada
Papineau
Rome
Trebizond
Conroy
Senculdeas
Taschereau
Senenldeas
Canada
Monsigreur Senculdens
Cardinals’ College
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Namber
Commons
Beanes
Tts
Racine of
Chicontini
One Man and Thirty-Eight Horses Burned
Fire at Neiswanger's livery stable in Kansas City leads to the loss of thirty eight horses and the death of employee John Follmer. Incendiary origin noted. Damages and insurance details are reported.
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Kansas City
Neiswanger
Eighth
Walnut Streets
John Follmer
Marriage of Minnie Harris and Samuel Sterne in Jewish ceremony
The wedding of Miss Minnie Harris daughter of theater manager William Harris to Samuel B Sterne Boston businessman occurred last evening at the bride’s father home. Rev Raphael Lasker conducted the Jewish service with elaborate floral decor and a floral bell reception. Over 260 guests attended including Henry Harris Louis Sterne and many other relatives. The couple will honeymoon in Washington and St Louis before settling in a home provided by the bride’s parents.
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Minnie Harris
William Harris
Samuel B. Sterne
Boston
Raphael Lasker
Henry &, Harris
L. Sterne
H. Bacharach
G. Sterne
Aud
Hopper
Mads
Henry Harris
St. Louis
Louis Sterne
Jennie Harris
Ben Praeger
William Warren
Count L. A. Schwape
Lillie Stewart
Paul Askenasy
Charlies J. Rich
Gertie Harris
Raphael
Harry Stall
Miss Bamber
Bertha Cohen
Miss White
Polly Wolfe
Lenja— Wolfe
Miss Wolfe
Isaac Cohen
Sterne
Washington
Lyons Hearing Adjoins Grand Jury Commitment
Special to the Post reports that William Lyons now in the county jail faced continuation of a murder hearing for Mrs Arrington of Foxboro. Lyons and Kirby were committed without bail to the April grand jury session after counsel stated no further objections to binding over. Justice Grover of Canton dismissed the hearing at 10 15 oclock.
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Dedham
William Lyons
Arrington
Foxboro
Lyons
Bean
Pratt
Henry E. Fales
Milford
Bunapus
Kirby
Grover
Canton
Robbery at S. B. Winn & Son Bottling Works
The Washington Street bottling establishment of S. B. Winn & Son was robbed Saturday morning. Thieves first visited Elwell, Jacob Agge, and George Newcomber to obtain tools, then forced the safe by powder charge. The blast shattered front windows and shelves, destroying bottles and papers. About 250 dollars in cash and an iron box of valuables were taken.
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POST
Salem
Mass
S. B. Winn & Son
Washington Street
Winn’s
Mr. Elwell
Jacob Agge
George Newcomber
Whittier Mystery Tragedy Shocks Wollaston Village
In Wollaston Massachusetts Robert R Whittier a Boston book agent was found dead near his home with his throat cut The body carried a travel satchel and a bloody razor Temporary insanity is cited as the cause He left for a business trip to Dover New Hampshire Tuesday and was not expected back until Fastday He leaves a widow and three adult children Born in Vienna Maine sixty one years ago his health had been poor with severe head pains reported.
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Wollaston
Mass
Robert R. Whittier
Boston
Dover
N. H
Vienna
Reverend Savage Speaks on Poverty in National Welfare
Rev. Minot J. Savage delivered the eleventh discourse in his social problems series at the Church of the Unity. The talk focused on Poverty, Personal and National, urging nations to mirror individual virtues and calling for thrift in public expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Arrests Made In City Assault And Larceny Cases
Patrolman Hogan of Station 3 arrested Edward McGoff a 17 year old boy for assaulting Christopher Sullivan with a billiard cue on March 15 Sullivan was badly injured and carried to the hospital Officers McCusker and Blakeley arrested Charles Dolan for the larceny of nineteen dollars worth of leggings and uppers belonging to an unknown owner.
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Hogan
Edward McGoff
Christopher Sullivan
Sullivan
McCusker and
Blakeley
Charles Dolan
Bare Knuckle Fight Ends in Police Chase on South Boston Flats
A prize fight between two unknown men on the South Boston flats yesterday afternoon ended when police surprised them at the start of the fifth round. About 200 spectators fled as both principals and onlookers escaped. The fighters were badly beaten with faces covered in blood.
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South Boston
Navy yard visit planned by Sixth District Club committee
The Fish Hawk arrived at the yard last week. Paymaster Swan serves on the Tennessee as paymaster of the North Atlantic squadron. George R. Brine and C. G. Plunkett will visit Washington this week as a committee from the Sixth District Club to urge Secretary Whitney to open the navy yard.
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Swan
Tennessee
George R. Brine
C. G. Plunkett
Washington
Sixth District Club
Inevo
Whitney
Navy Yard
Three Arrested in Hanover Street Larceny Case
George Connelly Philip Layton and John Frazier were arrested at 6 40 yesterday for the larceny of a silver watch valued at 50 from an unknown person. Officers found the watch hidden behind a chair as the men tried to dispose of it in a store on Hanover street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Connelly
Philip Layton
John Frazier
Hanover Street
Robbery at Atwood Residence on Hawthorne Street
Thieves broke into T. D. Atwood's home at 152 Hawthorne Street between 7 and 9 pm last evening while the family was at church. A gold watch and jewelry valued at $105 were stolen through a basement window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Atwood
Hawthorne Street
Body Found in Worcester River Suspected to Be Robert Arthur
A body recovered from the water in Worcester, Massachusetts, today is believed to be Robert Arthur, about 40, with unknown residence. The corpse appears to have been in the water for several weeks based on clothing marks.
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Worcester
Mass
Marke
Robert Arthur
Geronimo Reports Surrender Near Crook Conference
A Sonora dispatch says Geronimo held a war council with his warriors last night and an unconditional surrender to General Crook is expected today. The report places the possible surrender in the Sonora region with immediate implications for the campaign.
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San Francisco
Sonora
Mex
Geronimo
Crook
Drug raid nets whiskey and wine at Whevner's drug store
In Battleboro Massachusetts officers Dunham and Hayward raided A J M Whevners drug store this morning and secured a barrel of malt whiskey and four quarts of wine.
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Attleboro
Mass
Dunham and Hayward
A. J
Body of Bridget Flynn Found After Missing Since January
Bridget Flynn aged 76 who had been missing at Holyoke since January 3 was found today in the upper level canal near Springfield. Local authorities identified the body and began inquiries into the circumstances of the disappearance.
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Springfield
Mass
Bridget Flynn
Holyoke
Missing schooner Morse suspected in Oregon collision
Belief that the schooner Charles H Morse sank the Oregon grows as she is twelve days overdue. Owners led by B W Morse think Morse ran into the Oregon at high speed. Noted crew and officers named, boat recovered is linked to Morse, and letters remain for Captain A E Manson and Alfred P Blaisdell.
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Charlies H. Morse
B. W. Morse
Oregon
Mr. Morse
Oregona
Alonzo Wildes
A. Manson
C.E. Balch
Sandy Hook
Charles H. Morse
Alfred Manson, Jr
Horse
Wildes
Bath
F. Blaisdell
Phipsbury
Ed McMahan
Georgetown
B. W
H. F. Morse
Morse
Boston Post Office
A. E. Manson
Alfred P. Blaisdell
Honoring Patrolman Moore at Cambridge Station 3
Patrolman Matthew R. Moore, after nineteen years on the force, resigns and is presented a hunting shotgun by Station 3 officers. He relinquishes his badge No. 30, to be honored with a city badge and a banquet in East Cambridge at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday.
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Station 3
Cambridge
Matthew KR. Moore
Matthew RK. Moore
East Cambridge
John W. 5
Keley
Moore
Joseph J. Kelley
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Main Street
Baltimore Drill badge winner at Charlestown fair
The Bunker Hill Encampment of Odd Fellows fair at Monument Hall Charlestown closed Saturday. J. F. Bradbury received the Baltimore Drill Association badge. About $1500 was netted to fund hosting other associations next September. Chief Rufus R. Wade attended and hinted the encampment may face legal action for lottery violations. Dr George L Verner read award results and refused to publish the list.
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Bunker Hill
Odd Fellows
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Baltimore Drill Association
J. F. Bradbury
Rufus R. Wade
George L. Verner
Wade
Venner
Hamlin Lectures Eastern Question at Union Hall
Rev Cyrus Hamlin long time Constantinople resident and founder of Roberts College lectured on the Political Moral and Religious Aspects of the Eastern Question. He outlined Mohammedanism and spoke of his life in the east and the college in Bulgaria and its Bulgarian students and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Hamlin
D. D
Constantinople
Roberts Colleges
Union Hall
Hamlin
East
Roberts College
Bulgaria
Money debate at Industrial Conference in Eagle Hall
A morning audience heard Knights of Industry leader N E Chase preside as Sumner opened with money as a medium of exchange not a value of price. Speakers including McKinzie Dinsmore and Babcock urged scientific money and unity on standard, warning wealth concentration harms labor. Mulford set to speak on leadership next Sunday.
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Eagie Hall
N. E. Chase
Knights of Industry
Sumner
McKinzie
Congress
Knights of Labor
Dinsmore
United States
Babcock
Prentice Mulford
Evangelist Cobb Opens Shawmut Tabernacle Meetings
Rev A P Cobb a Western evangelist began a series of meetings at South End Tabernacle Shawmut avenue and Madison street Yesterday He came from the West with a fine reputation for real and Christian earnestness His evening topic was Heroism His style is simple earnest and convincing and his illustrations are bright The Tabernacle Society shows much interest and expects much good from these meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Cobb
South End
Tabernacle Society
Tragic death of 5 year old Samuel Taylor in Chelsea
Last evening Samuel Taylor a photographer aged five residing at 118 Fourth street Chelsea committed suicide by taking a dose of cyanine potassium in a delirious fit. The act occurred in the presence of his wife and daughter. Dr Putman arrived too late. The deceased leaves a widow a daughter and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Taylor
Fourth Street
Chelsea
Putman
Funeral for A J Forcade Held at Harrison Avenue Home
The funeral of A J Forcade of Commercal Lodge 1 O O took place yesterday afternoon at his residence 137 Harrison avenue with about thirty lodge members in attendance. The report continues with the services for Thomas Walker past grand of Boston Lodge 1 O C F at a nearby location.
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Street
Boston
Lodge
Order
John B. Mckay
Noble Grand
A. J. Forcade
Commercal Lodge
Harrison Avenue
Thomas Walker
Boston Lodge
C. F
Meeting in Catholic Union Rooms Plans April 23 Benefit
A gathering of about 500 people at the Catholic Union rooms discussed Father Roche's Working Boys Home and fixed Wednesday evening April 23 for a kettledrum event in Mechanics Hall to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Union Rooms
Father Roche
Lome
Mechanics’ Hall
London Discount Rates Hold Steady Amid Flat Week
London markets report discount closed at 1% for three months and short at the market’s low, with no prospect of a rise unless notable gold moves. Stock exchange activity was flat over the week as politics restrained speculation, while bonds held firm and American trade centered on London New York arbitrage.
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London
Tas
Bul Neas
Stock Exchange
New York
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