Northwest Rumors Grow of Great Northern Trouble
Reports from St Paul on October 26 indicate Great Northern workers plan an ultimatum to officials as daily meetings in St Paul outline grievances. Conductors oppose bonding requirements and increased company control. A Willmar dispatch says a strike is not improbable amid personnel losses and train crew concerns over spotter duties and job records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Great Northern
Merchants Hotel
On- Urayateni
Great Corn Chorus Becomes Record Crop Exceeds Prior Year
Omaha October 26 The annual crop review of the Bee from county reports shows the 1890 corn crop surpassing the previous best by 14 217 240 bushels. 1889 crop totals 244 126 983 bushels with average yield about 4 5 bushels per acre. Weather in August slight damage in parts of the state but overall crop quality is excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kbranka
Omaha
the Bee
Fire on a Farm in Iowa Due to Train Impulse
A large fire near Barnum Iowa on October 26 destroyed seven grain stacks and hay on two farms after an eastbound Central freight train reportedly caused it near one mile east of town. Farms saved, investigation ongoing. A separate October 26 report from Crawfordsville Indiana details a damage suit against Dr George W Eddingfield for alleged failure to respond to a call, resulting in the death of Mrs Burke and her child, seeking 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Iowa
Peentine
Crawfordsville
Ind
George W. Eddinefield
Thomas Burke
Eddingfield
Burke
Woman Captures Burglar in Duluth Candy Shop
Mrs PF Farmer, a candy store keeper in Duluth, surprised a burglar at the till late last night. She grappled with him and refused to surrender the money until police arrived. The suspect, identified as Frank Murray, was taken to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Farmer
Frank Murray
New Evidence Fund In Nodawald Murder Case
Sleepey Eye Minn October 26 Deida cich Nodawald arrested September 17 on a murder charge of Thomas Chute in Like Hauska township examined and committed to await grand jury action and then released on writ of habeas corpus will be rearrested today New evidence has come to night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Evidence Fund
Sleepey Eye
Minn
Deidacich Nodawald
Thomas Chute
Copper Mine in Porcupine Mountains to Reopen by December
Dr T A Scott and HW Chiigtian of Chicago capitalists have finished a thorough study of the Copper mine in the Porcupine Mountains near Houghton Michigan. They expect to finalize reopening arrangements before December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neapened
Houghton, Mich
T. A. Scott
HW. W. Chiigtian
Chicago Capitallats
Porcupine m Mountains
Severe electrical storm ends Steamy Langdon weather
Langdon Minnesota reports a severe electrical storm ending several days of hot humid weather. A gale force wind and heavy rain drenched the area with torrents for hours. The river levels are rising as the storm continues to influence local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon
Minn
Ort
Suvern
Davidson Brother Killed After Fall From Window
At Wing Minnesota on October 26 a man named Phiraday J. M. Davidson fell from a second story window and died yesterday afternoon. He was a brother of Col. Hum and had lived many years in St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M. Davidson
Wing
Minn
J. M. Davidson
Col. J. Hum
Weighty Stl Incident In Tripid City Reported
Report from Tripid City states Charles Durris and John Ponners broke into a local stable Sunday evening. Lucris held on a charge of horse theft and Cunors charged with cattle theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dnrris
John Ponners
Lucris
Cunors
Dent of Hy Family on Curbetone Death
Fredericks died here while sitting on the curb stone. He was a consumptive and able to work, but was attacked by a hemorrhage while on his way downtown. He was the last of a family of five troubled by Jung-related issues, in Tan Oraske Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Tan Oraske
Wis
Fredericks
Jin
Jung
Booker Goes Free in Bank Entry Case Ruling
Fargo N D Oct 27 Judge Amidon acquitted former North Dakota state treasurer Booker once president of Grand Parks National Bank of a charge of falsifying a bank entry. The court ruled the indictment should allege aiding and abetting rather than direct false entry. The embezzlement count will not be tried this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Gharywe Apulu
Fargo
N. D
United
Bates Court
Amidon
Booker
Defuct Grand Parks Natonal Bank
Chickasaw Enrollment Completed by Dawes Commission
The Dawes commission has completed Chickasaw enrollment at Muskogee Oklahoma on October 27. Enrollment shows 17,000 Indians and 4,000 freedmen. Freedmen are descendants of slaves brought to the territory by Chickasaw. Enrollment of the Greeks advancing with rolls at 8,000 including freedmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
C.T
Dawes
Prominent Milwaukeean Dead Dies After Brights Disease
Milwaukee obituary notes the death of ex mayor John Black at age seventy one in his city home after a five day battle with Brights disease. He was one of Milwaukee's wealthiest and most prominent figures, suffering an extended period of unconsciousness before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
John Black
Bright
Gevern
Poison Reported In Rootlez Whitley Incident
Oct 27 in N D. Kennke Jones, a longtime resident, lies dead in the stable of Dr. Thomas Kelly from suspected poisoning. Authorities believe liquor from a bootlegger may have caused the death through adulterated liquor and accidental poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rootlez Whitley
Thomas
N. D
Kennke Jones
Thomas Kelly
Nquor
Robbers Break In At Plainilekl Wisconsin Store
The large general store of O H Crowell at Almond seven miles north of here was entered by robbers. They stole hundreds of dollars in merchandise and also took many registered letters and packages from the post office located at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainilekl
Wis
O. H. Crowell
Almond
Here
Ferry Steamer Sinks Near Hudson on Lake Minnesota
Hudson Wisconsin October 27 The ferry steamer J O Heuning operating between Hudson and Lakeland sprang a leak on the Minnesota side of the lake and sank in several feet of water. Appliances to raise the boat were brought from Stithwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Wis
J. O. Heuning
Olen
Lakeland
Epring
Minnesota
Ball Storm Hits Renville Minn In October
A violent ball storm swept Renville Minnesota with hailstones the size of hickory nuts. Residents reported a rare October storm, noting the unusual weather for this time of year and ground covered by hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renville
Minn
James Farrell Missing in Winona Seen on Dock Reported
James Farrell of Winona Minnesota missing since Monday morning. Reported seen standing on the dock at noon Monday. Authorities believe foul play or crime may be involved while search continues for the missing man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Farrell Mistag
Winona
Minn
James Farrel
Diced Away From Home, Tanke City Bustress Man Dies
Diced Away From Home, Dated Oct. 27, reports F. Abra hi, a prominent bustress man of Lake City, Minn., died in Denver, Colorado where he had lived two months seeking health relief. His remains are en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanke City
Minn
F. Abrahi
Lake City
Denver
Colo
Els
Stolen Bicycle Recovered After Fort Thompson Trade
Braden returns to Fort Thompson with a bicycle stolen from Mrs. Whiting. The thief traded the wheel for another at the fort and vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windostiod
Braden
Fort Thompson
Fire blazes engulf Wisconsin hay marshes near Plainfield
Large fires swept the hay marshes northwest of Plainfield Wisconsin on October 27 destroying thousands of tons of hay and leaving farmers without their winter feed. The blazes disrupted farmland and prompted fire crews to battle the flames across the extensive marshland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Marshes
Plainfield
Wis
Here
General Store Robbed at Cameron Junction
Barron Wis Oct 27 burglars entered the general store of Marseth Roe at Cameron Junction six miles east of here and took watches jewelry and clothing totaling about 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barron, Wis
Marseth & Roe
Cameron Junction
Here
Hore Thief Captured in Sacred Heart
In Sacred Heart Minnesota on October 27 a man who stole a horse and buggy in Chippewa county was chased to a local restaurant and captured. He had sold the rig to a farmer for 18 dollars and is now in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Minn
Chippewa County
Td Restaurant
Convicts Pardoned by Governor on Board Recommendation
On October 27 Governor Tee granted pardons to James Pettson for rape Clyde Kephart for robbery and Lanar B Boatwright for robbery following the board of pardons recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierre
Tee
Board of Pardons
James Pettson
Clyde Kephart
Lanar B Boatwright
Death Under the Wheels in Minn Plunge
William Prescott, a long time resident of Minn, was struck and killed by a Duluth and Iron Range train at the yards here. He was not married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwe Harners
Minn
William Prescott
Tle
Chippewas of White Earth to Receive Per Capita Payment
Chippewas of the White Earth reservation in Minnesota receive per capita equity payments. From there the agent will travel to Mille Lacs to pay the Indians there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Earth
Minn
White Earth Reservation
Mille Laces
Freight engineer injured in wagon accident near Little Wolf Lake
Cass Lake Minn Oct 27 7 0. Rigdon a freight engineer on the Tile ta division was driving from Little Wolf Lake with three others when thrown from the wagon. One leg was broken in the mishap and all four occupants were shaken but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Cass Lake
Minn
Rigdon
Op Te Tiletta
Little Wolf Lake
Miles and party to hunt ten days at Cody ranch
Gen Nelson A Miles and his party arrived at Red Lodge Montana on the way to Cody ranch for a ten day hunt. Col Cody accompanied them and the welcome included cannon salutes and a luncheon at the Ned Lodge club before they rode on to Cody Ranch. The party includes Mrs Miles and two Chicago girls Miss Mess and Miss Foyt and all are in high spirits.
Pest outbreak in Minnesota rail corridor spreads illness
Albert Len center in southern Minnesota reports a smallpox outbreak tied to the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line. Three deaths at Albert Len signal local severity with a Milwaukee road brakeman among the fatalities. Twenty seven towns are affected with new cases in other communities along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Len
Soutethern
Minneavin
Ta Cresse
Wis
Southern Minesota Division
Chicago, Milwrukee & St. Punt Railroad
Minn
Brikeman
Milwaukee Youd
Albert Ten
Une
Will of Augustus Bixby Rewritten After Probate Ruling
In Hudson October 27 the probate court set aside the late Augustus Bixby’s will amid undue influence claims against executor Frank Bixby. About thirteen heirs, some previously given a single dollar, now contest the distribution prompting expectations of an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sftudson
Tedge Arnquist
Augustus Bixby
Frank Bixby
Clues Sought On Death Of Miss Scofield In Des Moines
Police search for two young men suspected of knowing details about Miss Scofield s mysterious death. Dr Garrity testifies they were with her last Saturday evening on a downtown street before her body was found in the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Scofield
Des Moines
Iowa
Polce
Garrity
Heir Found in Buluth Minn After Ancestry Search
Martin Fink, sought as heir to a Bavarian fortune, was located in Buluth. He had worked as a blacksmith for Northwestern Manufacturing in Duluth and lived in Minnesota since 1886, with a history in Saint Paul and Duluth. He has a family in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buluth
Minn
Martin Fink
Kiefer
St. Paul
Armone Packing Company
Duluth
New Kind of Counterfeit Arrest in Milwaukee
Onion Houser was arrested by Internal Revenue officers in Milwaukee for dealing in counterfeit foreign perfumes. He allegedly sold domestic perfumes in bottles stamped with counterfeit labels claiming foreign manufacture, an accusation staked for two years of pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Onion Houser
Miwaukee
Internal Revenue
Fleusler
Dockery and Crown Go Over in Fargo Case
William Dockery and Ed Brown, Minneapolis pair convicted of robbing the Edgerley post office, were sent to the Sioux Walls penitentiary to serve five years. Albert Stickney received a one-year term for forging an endorsement to a money order at Grand Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockery
Crown
Fargo
N. 1
William Dockery
Ed Brown
Minneapolis
Edgerley
Sioux Walls
Albert Stickney
Grand Forks
Don Mahoney Fined After Gallery Clash at Grand Opera House
Ashland Wis Oct 27 Don Mahoney a noted politician paid 118 dollars including costs for interfering with an officer while on duty. The penalty ends a recent uproar at the Grand opera house where two police officers were badly pummeled by gallery patrons during an arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofiver
Ashland
Wis
Don Mahoney
Grand Opera House
Gallery
Everett Wood Arrested for Post Office Burglary Plot
Milwaukee dispatch reports Everett Wood, sought for complicity in the Marquette post office burglary and for shooting a deputy marshal, was brought from Columbus, Ohio, to Milwaukee and then transported to Marquette by Michigan officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Everett Wood
Marquette, Mich
Columbus
Ohio
Marquette
Michigan
Next Meeting at Washington
Next national convention of the W. G T U likely in Washington D C after Oct 27. Executive committee shows near unanimity for the city, barring unforeseen prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seattle
Wash
W. GT. U
Washington, D. C
The
National Union
Auditor to Aid Windom School Land Sale
K C Dunn state auditor visited Windom Minnesota on Tuesday to assist with a school land sale. He noted one forty of the land remained unsold and described the remaining parcel as poor quality Inuit but it sold for 22 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windom
Minn
K. C. Dunn
Local men fined in municipal court for assault
Wincust Minnesota October 27 John Veteayk and John Wolter were fined in municipal court after being charged by Frativer Donsaykt with assault. Veteayk paid $100 while Wolter paid $23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Axsnselt
Wincust
Minn
John Veteayk
Wnd
John Wolter
Young Wep
Frativer Donsaykt
Omunicipt
Yule's Close Call in Boer War Report
An excerpted War dispatch notes Gen. Yule's column narrowly escaping Boer fire near Crowe White and Gen. Yule's forces enduring a long night march. Reports describe cannonade, a severe thunderstorm, and rapid British advances aided by surprise flanking, with casualty and reinforcement details from Tadysmith and Dundee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
O¢i
Tofelock
Toar
Yule
Tadysmith
Hhindatangte
Tan Keek
Mgr
Wandant Plenat
Wittrenty Ais
Reubert
Viljoen
Schiel
Hay
Aecnrney
Blayn Re Contiy
Sylle
Kimberley
Cape Colony
Barghersdorp
Dundee
London
Daily Mail
Fle
Pietermaritzburg
Dumler
Tawiy
Warry Escombe
Natal
Jordbert
Darmhauser
Transvaal
Glencoe
Witt
General Symons Dads Wound at Glenvoe Death in London
In a London report dated October 27 the death of General Sir William Penn Symons, the British commander at Glenvoe, is announced. He was shot in the stomach at Glenvoe on October 20 during the Boer conflict. Government notes indicate the message reached General White via General Joubert, with expectations of further details on General Yule’s wounded. A Mafeking report confirms the town’s status on October 21. The incident raises questions about infantry officers’ capture and the roles of military leadership at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenvoe
London
Willian Penn Symons
House of Commons
Symons
White
Joubert
Gan. Yule
Jenvel Ix
Dunilee
Yule
Mafeking
Highteenth
Towne in Nebraske Ex-Congressman in Nebraska Speech Tour
Fragmented item notes a former congressman Towne touring Nebraska, with references to Omaha and Dulait. It mentions eleven speeches billed and events in Neus, with days and locations unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraske
Omahi
Congress
CG. Oa
Dulait
Minuw
Nebraska
Guilty Plea in Nevada County Shortage Case
Vieuda Gullty of Nevada, Missouri pleads guilty to a shortage case tied to Vernon County. Judge orders looming bondsman action to recover the missing funds. Authorities outline steps to deter further shortages and restore accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieuda Gullty
Nevada
Trou
Cer Kraak Parker
Vernon County
Dua
Seitend Way
Vanderbilt Will Reveals Cornelia Takes Major Share
New York Oct 27 Cornelia Vanderbilt to inherit the larger portion of the estate with Alfred Vanderbilt as head of the family. The will lists trusts of 1 million and a residuary estate possibly 350 million to 875 million dollars. Reginald and Gertrude Whitney children each stand to gain about 7.5 million. Alfred to transfer 8,000,000 to Cornelia making siblings nearly equal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinplengare Vialted
Corneliaa
New York
Corneliua Vanederbilt
Chaney M. Depow
Alfred Citynne Vialaderhilt
Lighrther
Vanderbilt
Phe
Govnetus Vanderbilty
Miss Wilson
Fidhor
Aldkat Gaywynne Vanderbilt
Momkocwo
Gindya
Reginald
Gertrude
Havey Pyne Whitney
Alfred
Rom
Ehnigh
Cornelis
Jalfred
Nice
Cadlen League Ties to Aid Admiral Funds Home Project
The scheme by the Cadlen to fund the admiral’s home via popular subscription advances through the National Industrial and Patriotic League in Washington. Mrs Charles Totie Saith leads the national committee with about twenty two branches preparing to proceed once the industrial survey offer is accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huy Iinoo House
Datiafiigtory
Washington
Woman's National Industrial and Patriotte Lengie
Rene Adautyal
Fehley
League
National League
Mra
Wireless Telegraph Experiments Planned by Navy Leaders
Washington October 27 naval officers are seeking to move forward with wireless telegraphy experiments. The bureau of equipment headed by Admiral Bradford will fund inventor Marconi's tests with a board including Lieut Commander Newton and Lieutenants Itt and Bliss. The cruiser New York and battleship Massachusetts will host trials, with the shore station at Sandy Hook, New Jersey, receiving messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conl
Newton
Itt
Bliss
Wil
New York
Siassachusetts
Navesit
New Jersey Tighlands
Dewey Sends Thanks for Home Repression Prevented
Washington and Admiral Dewey acknowledge gratitude for the home in Dewey house continuer effort. Letter notes appreciation for the display of support, with Dewey thanking Frank A. Van derlip as chair and the committee for the gesture, dated October 26 and received October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank A. Vanderlip
Dewey House
Admiral Dewey
Whoshington
George Dewey
Enormous Cincinnati Meeting Protests Coeur d'Alene Prison Treatment
An enormous meeting in Musle hat, Cincinnati, organized by the Central Labor Council, featured Samuel Gompers and Edwin Boyce addressing about 440 workers. They protested the handling of prisoners in the Coeur d'Alene region and their confinement in the bullpen during two long speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Muslehat
Central Labor Connell
Samel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Edwin Boyee
Butte, Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Coeur d'Alens
Bull Pen
May Try for America's Cup Challenge From Nova Scotia Yacht Club
Glauy Stevens, former vice president of the Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club, and other prominent yachtsmen plan to form a syndicate to challenge for the America's Cup through the Nova Scotia Yacht Club. If the plan is organized and accepted, the boat will be built for the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glauy Stevens
Vlee
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Stem
Dinma
Ioyal Neva-Seatin Yocht Club
Books drive to aid Manila sailors library project
A San Minnelseo based committee plans a books collection for an army headquarters library in Manila. They aim to gather enough volumes by October to form an initial loan for the Philippine forces, aiding American sailors and the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
San Minnelseo
Qet
Slukter Jing
Army Dominlayiey
Manta
Hind
Bolivins New President Elected in Rullyiny
Washington report states the state department formed a new Unliknk States consulship at Tar Pay. Tunde was elected president of Rullyin yesterday amid regional shifts and political realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivins
Washington
Unlink States Consul Bridgeway
Tar Pay
Tunde
Rullyin
Unclear event note on miners and explosion in Gundy area
Fragmentary report references Minera Milled and Tran Momintalin Mien aged 27 and Oe Cuitles Nelsin at Alvin Porsterizan with a peginture explosion near Gundy. Details are garbled but indicate a preparation or blast incident and a dynaratie event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minera
Nelsin
Hireharit Stante
Alvin Porsterizan
Kim
Dbue
Forest Hires Quietly Quenched After Dangerous Incident
A cryptic report notes a heavy rath ding and multiple entities with unclear names. It states that forest Biren and Cyditplds were involved, with two oolook yesterday and a warning that the danger is now practically quenched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kali
Passing of the Hosee and Shifts in Everyday Life
This fragment notes historical change from camps to electricity and the rise of the automobile, mentions Hose tetter's Stomach Bitters as a long-time remedy, and hints at social humor with a playful dialogue about telling time. It reflects era-specific transitions and a product reference within a stray story snippet.
Patent Inmediant Weeklies From Northwestern Inventors
A garbled OCR listing patents and inventors appears with names such as William H. Barten Allen D Juke Well case Marshall M. Oram Mankas Minon boiler cleaner Lucius Ay Doble Huron draining attachment for vessels Albert M Fuller Steve Paul Mion wall cleaning compound Charles J Moore Deer Creek Mini cheese card aerator Clarence White Minneapolis Minn gas engine John D Wilson Heron Lal Minn metallic crogatin Merwin Lothrop Johnaga Patent sat nays Also a narrative about Timothy and a sale, with an inserted comic exchange between a husband and wife during a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
William H. Barten
Allen
Marshall M. Oram
Mankasto
Minon
Lucius
Ay Doble
Huron
Albert M. Fuler
Steve Paul
Mion
Charles J. Moore
Deer Creek
Clarence White
Minneapolis
Minn
John D. Wilson
Heron Lal Minn
Merwin, Lothrop & Johnaga
Remarkatic Carer Jno M Smyth built largest house in world
Jno M Smyth of Chicago rose from humble beginnings to head a vast firm, earning a reputation for honesty and fair dealing. The paper highlights a guitar bargain and notes a mammoth catalogue of goods for every need, urging readers to obtain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
M. Smyth
Jno. M. Smyth Co
Chicago
Animal fondness and a monkey feud sparks Chicago chatter
In a quip from the Chicago News, Algy notes a fondness for animals while Miss Perkenham admits affection for many creatures but warns she hates monkeys, prompting a light exchange about character and sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algy
Mrew Perkenham
Miss Perkenham
Chicago News
Prompts for Americ Indians to explain promises to Villpinos
A fragmentary 19th century newspaper line argues for sending American Indians to explain that American promises differ from Spanish ones. The text references Taal and Watte-Wine and uses interwoven political satire, reflecting editorial voice of the era.
New York Man Claims Shot Crane With Trout Stomach
A New York man says he shot a crane in the Adirondacks after noting it contained forty five trout in its stomach none weighed less than a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adirondacks
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