Loss of the Pat Rogers lists saved and missing
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times from Aurora Indiana reports the steamer Pat Rogers burned at about 5 am one mile below Aurora. Saved include D. & Jones and Wm Hall Rising Sun Henry Foust D. M. White C. B. Plato George C. Buchanan Miss L. J. Williams Louisville Mrs Eastman and Miss Sturgis Hanover and A. M. Perine Nashville. Partial missing include pilot Charles Dittman clerk Shelley Swayger Jacob Light steward Charles Reesenger Minor Munts and several unnamed lady passengers including Mrs. Smith Madison and Mrs. Tuttle and child Harrison. Cargo insured in Louisville. Browning of New Albany uncontacted at noon. Details on last page Local Department.
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D. & Jones
Wm. Hall
Rising Sun
Henry Foust
D. M. White
C. B. Plato
George C. Buchanan
L. J. Williams
Louisville
Steamer Pat. Rogers Burns After Fire Near Aurora
The Pat. Rogers caught fire and burned to the water’s edge about one mile below Aurora. About twenty lives were lost, with most victims reported as women. The Aurora operator confirms the incident and initial casualty count.
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Cincinnati
Aurora
Pat. Rogers
Assanis and Sheeting Scrapes The Elections- Democratic Jultification
A chaotic August 5 dispatch from Lextxotos Kentucky reports John Trainer being attacked in Charles Modney's saloon by John Tillet and John Burns, slashed with a knife. A separate, fatal shooting near Graves saloon left George Jackson dead after a pistol misfire. Arrests followed A. W. Stadhope and Richard Ferguson, with examinations pending. The overall election results gave Democrats a 366 vote majority and a general qualification to be held at the Courthouse tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assanis
Daily Times
Lextxotos
John Trainer
Charles Modney
John Tillet
John Burns
George Jackson
Graves
South Elkhorn
A. W. Stadhope
Richard Ferguson
End Winley
Genna Ed
Oliver
Robert Regaean
Regoean
Asa
Cain
Prominent Dayton Magistrate Dies After Long Illness
Obituary note for Fred B. Shall a longtime Dayton citizen and one of the city magistrates who died Tuesday afternoon after a yearlong illness He was in his fortieth ninth year and to be buried Thursday morning at New Carlisle Clarke County Also mentions Herman A Post a Dayton druggist who died Tuesday and other local incidents from Embury temperance services to a nighttime shooting and farm accidents including a boy stung by bees while plowing near Dayton
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Davros
Equire
Fred B. Shall
Dayton
New Carlisle
Clarke County
Herman A. Post
Second Street
Germany
Embury
Hackman Keamer
Miami
Heglen
Carson
Drak Brown
Mr. Brown
Masketo
Havick
Kant
Ety Hose
Feller
Yungy
Inter
Esquires
Francis
Duvenick
Chiverge Koon
Wm. R. Perdue
Butler County
Martha
Hamilton
Gan
Robbins
Shenae Jn
Clint
John Butis
Ware
Burke
Esquire
Hes Ck
Joe Hoban
Butts
Harvest Feast Excursion Plan From Ross County Ride
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports Ross County rangers anticipate a Harvest Feast at Anderson on Thursday. An excursion train departs at 9:30 AM, with Grand Master Ellis expected to address the crowd. Names linked to the Union Record and local officials appear amid the muddled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothr
Rangers
Ross County
Anderson
Ellis
Caw
John T. Raper
Union Record
George Wolfe
E. P
E Sulzbacher
Ben. Esker
Paul Sf Jne T. A. Marshall
Joba Mickela
Army Reunion plans and new Miami town hall intrigue
Correspondence from Conus Ohio dated August 5 reports committees of arrangement for the Army of the Cumberland reunion in the city next month. Letters from distant points promise strong attendance, suggesting the event could be one of the largest yet. A certificate incorporates the Miamitown Hall Association with $2,500 capital filed today.
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I'dily
Conus
Army of the Cumberland
Parti Paes
Miamitown Hall Association
List Of Saved And Lost On The Pat Rogers Steamer Disaster
The article lists saved passengers from the Pat Rogers wreck, naming Lewis Noble Vevay Ind Henry Faust Lotinville Ky and many others. It notes a burned register hindering a full passenger list, mentions two child casualties, a rescued infant who died, and accounts from Dr Turpin and Capt David about survival and rescue efforts along the Ohio river.
Third Edition Report On Henry Dean Suicide In Jersey City
The Third Edition notes Henry Dean an importer at 4 and Si Park Place in New York City died by his own hand, jumping before a Pennsylvania train at Jersey City. It also mentions European prospects, grain quality, heat-related oat complaints, Vienna telegraphs on July heat, and a Wall Street rumor of an uptown merchant facing possible suspension due to $250,000 in defaulted railroad bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Dean
Si Park Place
Pennsylvania
Oor
Jersey City
Europe
Vienna
Wall Street
Taroad
Donau to Sail With Shad Expedition and Iceland Passage May Detour
Dispatches from August 5 report the steamer Donau will sail today with 100000 shad to be released into the Rhine under cooperative plans for river benefits. The King of Denmark is in Thorsham awaiting a sermon and a view of the Danish flag fluttering aboard, while American ensigns ride high on vessels. Immigrant arrivals at the port for the first six months total 78,353, down 105,559 from the prior year, and a denounced liquor detention prompts departmental review of a Morris Illinois fraud case.
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New York
Cit
Unsteenach
Senay
King’s Island
Donau
Rhine
Boston
C. W. Field
Thorsham
Iceland
Denmark
Teen
Gar Stesmers
Hawcage
F. C. Boyd & Co
Cronkhart & Co
Morris, Ill
Beecher Letters To Be Used In Plymouth Church Review
New York on August 5 reports members of Plymouth Church prepare a mutliparty inquiry into Mr Beecher. The committee plans to examine letters from Mr Beecher and await continued testimony from D Moulton. Legal steps may follow to obtain further documents.
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New York
Plymouth
Beating the Britishers Our Cricketers Clash in London
The Americans faced England in a cricket match with wide totals and several players contributing. Wright and Spaulding led the American effort with notable scores while English bowlers claimed multiple wickets amid a lively contest in London.
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Loxpor
Erick
EE Eedelab
Wright i
Spaulding
Anson
Barnes
Right
Fisler
Utrey
O’rourk Batten
Mallen
Hall
Schaffer
Beales
Pachee Ranes
Henenaa
George T
Ees
Ae R
Woollen mill fire injures stock at Dayville mill
A fire at the woollen mill at Dayville owned by A. and W. Potter damaged stock valued about 10 000 dollars with insurance reported. The blaze occurred this afternoon in the store room and caused losses in Dayville and Loumville, with insurance totaling 40 000 dollars for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Coxx
Dayville
A. & W. Potter
Loumville
Hope Mills
Attorney General Opinion on Mafla Dispatch
The entry reports an Attorney General’s opinion concerning a Pacifico Mafla special dispatch to the Daily Times. It notes a Washington, D. C. date in August and references individuals likely connected to the dispatch, including Ben Francisco and Japen Cine Rondó, with brief context on the political and judicial angle discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Wasminarton
D. C
Sora
Ben Francisco
Japen
Cine Rondo
Jung
Probabilities forecast from Ree DC early August
Fragmentary weather bulletin notes barometer changes and wind directions across the Middle States and Lake Region. Mentions rising temperatures, east to south winds, partly clear to rainy conditions, with periods of highs and showers in Tennessee and the Great Lakes area.
Bumnings on lap dogs mosquitos and boarding houses
Drak Brown and Dear Sxyvep offer a comic column on lap dogs and mosquitos, then shift to harsh critique of boarding houses. The writers satirize pampered pets, pest nuisance, and the grim realities of lodging houses with decayed fortunes, ill treatments, and harsh landlords.
Quiet Elections Across Vicksburg and Memphis Area
Maurits August 5 The Vicksburg election passed off quietly. The election here tomorrow will undoubtedly be quiet, as besides the regular police force, a hundred special Peelers will be placed on duty.
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Maurits
Vicksburg
Gaynor Withdraws Libel Suit Against Tilton in High Court
The case, tied to libel claims by William J. Gaynor against Tilton, faced procedural delays as the court prepared for trial. Justice Liley ordered the case dismissed after hearings, noting the lack of clear proceedings while remaining details included a substantial $700,000 in gold coins and a balance in silver.
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Gaynor
Tilton
William
J. Gaynor
Tiiom
Kev
Riley
Ceeoonel
Arives
Liley
Adaos
Unclear historical market notes page with mixed data
Fragmented OCR text shows commodity prices and market quotes from Wheat, Corn, Rye, Pork, Lard, Whisky, and coffee. Mentions cities like New York and Cincinnati, with varied figures and months, but exact events or dates are unreadable.
Heavy forgery of cotton receipts in St. Louis
Excitement at Change A sare over forged cotton warehouse receipts totaling about fifty thousand dollars. Alexander Dorman and two or three bank officials have been arrested, with further investigation planned this afternoon.
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St. Louis
Alexander Dorman
Franklin Institution for Savings to be placed in receivership
The Franklin Institution for Savings, crippled by the Sprague affair, must be turned over to four receivers and closed. Complications from the death of Edwin Hoyt necessitate this action as managers move to liquidate the bank.
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Phovipexce
R L
Franklin Institution
Sprague Ure
Edwin Hoyt
Steamships Arrive From Liverpool Hamburg New York
Liverroon August 4 steamships it State MH Georgia and Krom Prine brakes Wilhelm sail from New York Batavia from Boston arrived out New York August 4 steamships Italy from Liverpool Leming from Hamburg arrived in port
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New York
Italy
Liverpool
Leming
Hamburg
Unclear OCR fragment reports market and oil prices
Fragmented dispatch from Pirrsutre dated August 5 notes crude and refined oil markets with prices around 100. The garbled text references a person or entity, a title acting and a quiet market, but specifics are unreadable.
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Pirrsutre
United
River conditions and riverboat movements across towns
August 5 reports from Pirrsnres Evansville Louisville New Albany and nearby ports note a rising river with various boats down river and in port. Vessels include Ella Emoky City Red Cloud and Rosa Hite as well as City of Chester Belle of Memphis Falls Pilot and Vint Shinkle. Weather is cloudy with rain indications and business is quiet or dull on the wharves.
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Pirrsnres
Mollie ‘Ebert
Cincinna
Evansville
Exp
T. W. Means
Ella
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ercury
Mepis
Henry Ames
Parker
Nashville
Aurora
New Alway
Packéta
City of Chester
Outa
Belle of
Memphis
Falls Pilot
Cooke
St. Louis
Market Report From August 5 and 6 Warbler Notes
The report covers commodity prices and futures for flour, wheat, corn, oats, lard, and pork across New York and New Orleans markets. It notes firm or steady prices for flour, corn, and lard with mixed changes in wheat and oats, plus varied futures for August and September deliveries.
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Seeeipas Park
Ebbris
Bacon
Bence
Gence
New York
Baltimore
Ordine Ier
Eal
Prorta
Tottoo
Michigan
Shah Doratinn
Merion Ye
New Orleans
Soc
Holts Club Season Opens Amid Local News And Trials
Local items cover Holts baseball election of officers at 53 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, and a crowded slate of happenings. Reports mention Sheriff Jones from the Quintette Club, a court examination for Henry Kramer Jr, and a family mourning after a boy dies of fever with another child gravely ill. Street incidents include a fall of Col Brown and a near-miss for a mocking bird in Monmouth Ringgold area.
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Holts
Bavelvall
Rebhalz
Jeke Schneider
Sheel
Adam Weave
Lampe
Tim Shapnom
Tim
Col. Brown
Gaylord
Beggy
Monmouth Street
Whittimore
Monmouth
Ringgold
Farris
Lena
Frank Harvey
Sen
Frank ‘Batchelor
Iowa
Ty Res
Sheriff Jones
Puerenier & Werenade
Quintette Club
Mophet
Buchanan
Henry Kramer, Jr
Ees
August
Criminal Court
Boone County
George Morton
Bfy
Bill
Ho.Ts
Holts Baseball Club
Wim
Holt
Eeq
Blaene Prata
Sehroll
Sane Des Verseern
Beall
Schroll
John's Hill
Ian
Harris
Bevera
Guntert
Polke
Faust
Straus
Ua Bulib
Maschera
Verdi
Lute Saez
Anna Bolena
Donizetti
Macbeth
Quickstep
Downing
Eee
Keller
Tawadr F Brepsant
Beatrice
Bellini
Shadow Dauer
Meyerbeer
Bale
Horace Chidister
Bellevue Street
Charley
Willie
Funeral of George Atkinson in Cincinnati
The funeral of the late George W. Atkinson took place from his parents home at 110 Richmond street at 2:30 this afternoon. It was one of the largest ever seen in Cincinnati for a deceased member of a secret order. Rev. D. S. Edwards read the services according to the proper Caseeh form. The remains were interred in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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George Atkinson
George W. Atkinson
Richmond Street
D. S. Edwards
Spring Grave Cemetery
Honor bly Discharged in Police Court
J W McKinney former proprietor of sample rooms near the Stevens Exchange was discharged last evening after trial for stealing 400 ivory fare checks from Forston. The morning court found no foundation for the charge and there were ensuing suits against officer White and his bondmen for false imprisonment.
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J. W. McKinney
Stevehenrs Exchange
Varrmaee O
Forston
White
Bondamen
Workhouse Sentences Passed by Judge Marchant
The morning session saw Mor ris and Jas oe cited for disordery conduct with 30 day terms. Frank Belford received 90 days for abusing family and Jacob Remler 30 days for drunkenness. Mary Smith 3 months for drunkenness, Matt Quinn 30 days for disorderly conduct, Andy Haines 30 days, Richard eenny for conduct and revealing officers with 56 days and costs 350.
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Marchant
Morris and
Jas
Frank Belford
Jacob Remler
Mary > Smith
Matt. Quinn
Andy Haines
Richard Eenny
Burglary Arrests Lead to City Infirmary Report
A July report from the City Infirmary lists crimes and detainees. Ten engaging boys, none older than twelve, appeared before Judge Marchant charged with Walnut Hills burglary. Cases were continued for a week. bail default sent them to the House of Refuge.
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Ight
Marchant
Walnut Hills
House of Refuge
Fount dry man loses hand after circular saw accident
Early morning report details a fount dry man’s son about 16 injured when his hand was severed by a circulating saw. He was dressed by Dr. J B Stevens on Iron Street and may require amputation to save the hand. News also notes local election rumors and a court case over alleged false imprisonment.
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Droege
J. B.evens
Iron Street
Bayardsburs
Mullins
Bristow
Board of Education meeting approves certificates for Inde pendence
Local Board of Examiners includes Geo. W. Smith Frank Millward and M. Smith pass resolutions to issue certificates. Aimee with a kind heart Bale Credit keeps small business active as season ends. Wm A Browne, Times compositor of Ludlow, buys Stilliratt Valley Gazette at Covington and plans to move family. Town prepares for a moonlight fee event at Jenkins lawn while Ladsow residents vote for a $1000 Mayor and Marshal to ensure orderly times.
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Board of Education
Board of Examiners
Consi
Geo. W. Smith
Frank Millward
Wm. A. Browne
the Times
Ludlow
Stilliratt Valley Gazette
Covington
Jenkins’ Lawn
Freeholders
Decree in Franklin Savings Fund Society v Cadwallader
The United States Circuit Court entered a decree in the case Franklin Savings Fund Society v Cadwallader directing the conveyance of all real estate held by Cadwallader or in trust for him to the Assignees in Bankruptcy.
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United States Circuit Court
Franklin Savings Fund Society
Cyrus Cadwallader
Movements in Washington and Bristow Family Visit
Bristow returned to Washington this morning. Belknap will leave Friday for New London to visit his family.
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Wwington
D. C
Bristow
Belknap
New London
Death of an Editor Ends Era at Telegraph and Post Office
Ged he Hagnisurers, proprietor of the Stoning Telegraph and Postmaster, died this afternoon leaving the community mourning the loss of a long serving editor. Bergner had led the paper and guided local communications with steady leadership and public service.
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Bergner
Stoning
Paper Mill Burned At Loudville In Springfield Fire
Springfield reports a blaze at John Watson's paper mill in Loudville causing about 90000 dollars in losses. Firefighters battled the flames, with extensive smoke and damage to the facility and equipment.
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Springfield
Mass
John Watson
Loudville
Morai « Lom
Bees Fill United States Hotel Cornice with Honey
Honeycomb lines the interstices of the United States Hotel cornice as bees fill the space with honey. Owners anticipate selling the product. a large swarm is reported, with bees also noted in Tem mee Block and the courthouse roof.
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Los Angeles
Cal.) Express
United States
Hammel
Gas Spring of Bartlett Springs Described as Lethal
An account from Colusa California notes a mountain Gas Spring near Bartlett Springs as a dramatic curiosity. The water bubbles and foam, emitting deadly carbonic acid gas that kills within minutes and drives away all life within a wide radius. Observers describe a dull, heavy sensation when near the pit.
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Colusa
Cal
Bartlett Springs
Bees attack boys after camera break up nest
In Evansville Journal style a group of boys disturbed a bee nest near a railway track. They ran as bees swarmed, one boy tripped and struck his head on the rail, exposing himself through torn pants while others were stung. the scene described with rough humor and vivid detail.
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Evansville Journal
German Cremation Schedule Sets Respectful, Efficient Tone
A German organization outlines a cremation program in precise steps. The subject is lowered through an altar and returned in ashes after 90 minutes by machinery, with hot air at 1090 Fahrenheit and coal oil costs estimated between 250 and 400 pounds. The total charge is 3, reportedly offered at a low price while preserving sensitivity for relatives.
Goldsmith Maid Wins as Crowd Reacts Amid Baby Moment
The Jackson Citizen reports Goldsmith Maid wins after a 2 16 time on the third circuit. A spectator spots a mother with a baby at her feet and the crowd erupts in cheer as the winner is announced. A remark by a gentleman notes the woman’s distraction but vows more babies ahead.
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Prém the Jackson
Buzens
Grannog
Political Nominations and Local Election Tensions Across Districts
The Republican First Iowa District nominated George McCrary while Maine Democrats backed E K O'Brien against James Gale. Pennsylvania Republicans named We Ws Ketchan in the Twelfth District. Louisville Clerk results favored Democrat Cochran with 6690 votes and Independent 5695. In Vicksburg, race turnout was high with whites and blacks voting. leading negroes faced pressure but whites held the majority. The white ticket won narrowly, with bunting and flags displayed to mark the political event.
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Iowa
George McCrary
Maine
E. K.o'brien
Congress
James Gale
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Aurora, Inc
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THE
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Vevay
Ind
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Heary Faust
Lotinville
C.T. Newell
C. J. Plato
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Geo. C. Buchanan
C. J
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Tuttle
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Wm. Taylor
Gers
Beeré
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Turpin
Washington City
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Toups
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Hatter
Undercliff Land and Loan Associations
L. M
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East End
Pendleton Street Railroad
Columbia Dummy
Traian
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Rewpore
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Pisthar
Ludlow, KY
Peabody Hotel
Rlf. Scudder
M.A. Tilford
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Hammett
Pittsburg
Tas
Franklin Savings Society
Sweet Homes
New York Times
We Ws Ketchan
Christian Intelligencer
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Guburbeg Rnee
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Momes
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Freeman
North Carolina
Cartwright & Warner's
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Jaconet
Sik, &c
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Bane Re Ee
Frank Harff
Cologne
Ghent
Villette
Richardson & Tullidge
Incinnati
Belek House of
Yy Sseems
Ron Sare Oauarsom
Sale
Railway Directory
Atlantic
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Richmond
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InDlaxa
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de Conaddale
Calunnee
Inday
Indianapolis
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Peenerecoere Tee Justilies
Low Springs
Tran
Loveland
Idaves Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Erthville
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