Government posts to be filled in the Justice Department
Washington April 4 There are positions to be filled in the department of justice notably assistant attorneys and special attorneys with emoluments from 2500 to 6500 a year Applicants wait for changes until the close of the current term of court May Present incumbents know the cases before the courts and can better serve the government Consular service under the secretary of state Wharton no action until his arrival. Washington April 5 The president appointed John B Erhardt collector of customs at New York City General Superintendent Bell named assistant superintendents in railway mail service W H Lamb J S Smith and others The president also appointed Cornelius Van Cott postmaster New York City W L Lapham named acting chief of the st ationery division Interior Department Chas R Faulkner resigned Ashington April 6 The president made several appointments Eben E Rand appraiser of merchandise Portland and Parsippot West Virginia Geo C Stargiss appointed United States attorney for West Virginia An examination for a civil service computer position in Nautical Almanac office will be held in multiple cities Salary 1000 Blanks obtainable from civil service commissioners 150000 bond of Mr Huston United States treasurer received and forwarded No notification of Pensacola sinking or Simpsons dock damage has been received Navy department The president granted clemency for William Woods pardoned and Henry Miller respited until June 21.
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Department of Justice
Namber
Supreme ‘Court
Court of Claims
Miller
New Mer
State Department
Rew
Wharton
Washimeton
D. C
John B. Erhardt
New York City
Bell
W. H. Lamb
Missouri
W. C. Heckman
Kansas
J.8. Smith
Wisconsin
Pension Office
Ashington
Eben. E. Rand
Maine
District of Portland
Parsmouth
Geo. C. Stargiss
West Virginia
Banttomey
United States
District of West Virgin Y
the Civil Service
Nautical Almanac
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Boston
Civil Service Commissioners
Huston
Treasury
Windom
Pensacola
Norfolk
Simpsons
Navy Department
William Woods
Henry Miller
Fort Smith
Ark
Woods
Murder Stages Hit City Door in Clouded Night
A beardless stranger shot landlady Kittie Edwards in a disreputable district and killed himself. At Grant Nebraska Edward C Mayor was murdered after borrowing $500 in Emporia. In Racine Wisconsin liquor merchant Eugene Pauples’ body was found in a ditch after robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosco
Kittie Edwards
Edwards
Grant
Neb
Edward C. Mayor
Emporia
Chase County
Racinz
Wis
Eugene Pauples
Chicago
Logansport Celebrates Natural Gas Arrival in Illumination
Logansport Indiana marked the new natural gas line with a grand illumination. Four four inch stand pipes were erected and gas turned on at 8 o clock. The pressure reached 300 pounds and held for over an hour with flames rising about thirty feet. About 5000 people attended and nearby cities joined Lafayette's delegation. A brass band provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Howard County
Lafayette
Strange Case of Man Proclaimed Dead Returns to Life
In Stursyine Tennessee, a colored man with a bruised neck, identified as Mark Frances, confessed after a farmer’s inquiry that he had been hanged in Lebanon last Friday and revived by relatives. The rope did not break and he was pronounced dead after twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stursyine
Tenn
Here
Mark Frances
Lebanon
Frances
Wise Honored on Seventieth Birthday in Cincinnati
Rev Dr N Wise was feted at Plum Street Temple on his seventieth birthday. The congregation presented him with a house and lot valued at 310400, plus gifts from personal friends. Henry M Stanley reported seen with Emin Pasha near Zanzibar in February with thousands of followers and 6000 tusks of ivory. A vandal stole the Baytonite church corner stove cap in Campman City Indiana, but the receptacle yielded little value.
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Cincinnati
Plum Street Temple
N. Wise
Rabb
Brussels
Henry M. Stanley
Stanley Falls
Congo River
Stanley
Emin Pasha
Zanzibar
Fragments Describe 1864 Stony's Contents and Deposit
A passage notes a 1864 stony hid with about $1.50 in value and contents of varied papers and articles typical of such deposits. The description emphasizes the miscellaneous nature of items stored in the stone.
Discordant Note Signals Possible European War Ties
A Balkan discordant note sparks talk of a broader European war linking Russia against the triple alliance. Romania's resignation of its ministry over King Charles's proclamation of Prince Ferdinand as heir signals tension. Russia's stance and Servia politics heighten fears of conflict among major powers and smaller states.
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Loxpoy
Balkan
Russia
Triple Alliance
Tris
Chutes
Ferdinand
Aee
Russophites
Milan
Servia
Alexander
Sand Mharles
Roumania
Brussels
General Boulanger
Count Dillon
M. Rochefort
France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Henri Rocheforte
Pais
Mont D'Ordre
Brighton
England
Boulanger
Jarva
Ismaiia
Jerusalem
St. Petersnora
Rosenbach
Turkistan
Kerkie
Tashenken
Hampvare
Stienfalt
Hamburg
Freight wreck kills and injures tramps near Centreville
A Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburg freight train wrecked west of Centreville after an eastbound break at Jackson City. Nine cars derailed and a locomotive damaged. Six tramps in a highball car injured. two trapped inmates believed dead. Nearby county poor farm housed two survivors with serious injuries. Train crews escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricusonp
Ind
Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburg
Centerville
Centreville
Jackson City
Onry Brunnen
Great Central Depot
Cincinnati
Fred Doubt
Washington
Train Collision Kills Three in Helena and Omaha Yard
A Northern Pacific wreck near Helena Montana last night left three dead and three wounded. Fireman Charlie Green of Baltimore identified among the dead. Injured include Harry Conger A L North mail agent and Joseph Jackson. In St Paul two Omaha road yard engines collided killing Fergus Flannigan and a young man named Funk, with James Davidson and Wm Netz fatally hurt.
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Helena
Mont
Northern Pacific
Charlie Green
Baltimore
Harry Conger
A. L. North
Joseph Jackson
St. Paul
Minn
Omaha
Fergus Flannigan
Funk
James Davidson
Wm. Netz
Pennsylvania Railroad Cuts Jobs Amid Retrenchment
The Pennsylvania railroad system launched a systematic retrenchment from April 3, cutting worker numbers at various points and reducing hours where full staffing was unnecessary. President Roberts promised salaries would stay unchanged, a pledge reportedly kept by management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernsuura
Pennsylvania
Roberts
Carpenters Strike in Sauem Mass Demands Nine Hour Day
Mass city reports most carpenters walking out for a nine hour day. Recursier N Y notes a street car line reopened and two remaining lines tied up with injuries reported. Burrato N I mentions the second week of a broad carpenters and painters strike with prospects for a quick end to the nine hour day push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauem
Mass
Recursier
N. Y
Burrato
State finances face delay as new law nears
April reports reveal the state auditor doubts the treasurer can place a loan in New York after a German Savings Bank rejection. If the measure fails, officials fear loss of control over financial affairs after November amid a looming law change. In Michigan, a tobacco bill restricting sales to minors nears passage, with a stricter cigarette ban likely to follow. Emperor William's England visit is noted for June arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impravaronts
New York
Hiw
William
England
Windsor
Riverland eviction fears rise as marshals delay grow
Four Doper, Iowa report notes the riverland situation worsening daily. The text warns that every delay by marshals escalates the need for enforcement and peaceable eviction efforts have been abandoned. Imminent trouble is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doper
Iowa
Election results across cities show party gains
Across multiple cities on April 3 to April 8, Democrats swept mayoral races and city tickets in several Ohio towns while Republicans held or gained control in others. Notable outcomes include Creiger defeating Roche in Ontcage mayoral race, and St Louis electing Noonan as mayor with Democrats winning several offices. Other entries report fire losses in Somerset and prairie fires in North Dakota with multiple deaths.
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Ontcano
Creiger
Roche
Westtown
Northtown
Southtown
Kansas City
Ark
Hemmingway
Hughes
Sanders
Supreme Judges
Cincinnati
Ohio
Akron
Springfield
Middletown
Norwalk
Bucyrus
Fremont
Circleville
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Lanecaster
Wapnegta
St. Mary’s
Hamilton
Tiffin
Zanesville
Newark
Kent
Canton
Sidney
Logan
Lebanon
Troy
Mount Gilead
Kenton
Urbana
Piqua
London
Cambridge
Ripley
van Wert
Sandusky
Wooster
Fostoria
Kansas
Fort Scott
Wichita
Topeka
Leavenworth
Atchinson
Valley Falls
Oskaloosa
Newton
Lawrance
Atchison
Milwalker
Wis
Emil Walker
J. E. Mann
Frank Waller
St. Louis
Noonan
Register
Board of Assessors
McNeil
Palmyra
Judge Noonan
Fort Dover
Iowa
Robert Scheidler
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
McCabe
Wedding of Rose Schlessinger and Harry Becker at Hebrew Temple
Miss Rose Schlessinger wed Chicago druggist Harry Becker in a lavish ceremony at the Hebrew Temple. Attendants included Leopold Becker and Mrs. Nettie Schlessinger, with Rabbi Tobias Schonfarber performing the rite. A reception followed at Standard Hall and guests from multiple states attended. the couple then departed for a two week wedding tour to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Temple
Rose Schlessinger
Nettie Schlessinger
West Jefferson Street
Harry V. Becker
Chicago
Reineke
Leopold Becker
Simon Frieberger
Theodore Frank
Leon Becker
Ben Lehman
Max Frank
Tobias Schonfarber
Baltimore
Church Isle
Temple
New York
East
Becker
Harry Becker
M. Stiefel
L. Stiefel
Angola
Simon Becker
Goshen
Herman Elsor
E. Becker
Mitchell, Cak
Emma
Hattie Frank
Myer Mannberger
Terre Haute
Rena
Emma Frank
Geneva
Joe Frieberger
Isadore Friend
Denver
Col
Ike Weil
H. L. Turner
Tobias Schoufarber
Plymouth
Ind
East Yard Episode Captures Local Troubles of a Jovial Resident
A Crawford county Ohio man, once from Jackson town ship, faces various troubles in life. He reflects on serious setbacks and frequent crying fits, yet keeps his spirits about him. He remains hopeful about a romance with a very fair woman, even as misfortunes mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Crawford County
Ohio
Jassies
Burglary Totals Realized as Banks and Stores Reported
A long list of scattered telegrams from April 3 to April 8 notes burglaries and other misfortunes across multiple towns. Incidents include Plymouth Ohio where a safe was blown and about 2000 dollars stolen, Van Buren Indiana robberies of several stores and schools, and forged notes tied to Bluffton figures. Also reports of deaths, executions, and shipyard incidents appear in brief items from various cities.
Prairie Fires Sweep the Dakotas and Nearby Towns
Prairie fires raged across South Dakota and adjoining states on April 3 4 destroying homes bridges depots saw mills and businesses. towns like Olivette Volin Yankton and Mount Vernon suffered major damage with losses ranging up to $200 000 and hundreds of structures burned or demolished.
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Scornano
Dak
Scotland
Olivette
Rapperry
Eloise Madison
Yankton
Volin
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Lesterville
Chicago
Northwastern
Aneton
Oak
Violin
Olivit
Hutchinson County
Wakeokenda
Scott and Mitchell
Pukeware
Jonesville
Centerville
Huron
Mrrcenean
Mount Vernon
Here
Verminuion
Haninan
Hanibal
Empire Lumber Company
Mansa Minn
Des Moines
Iowa
Jackson
Minn
Jackson Coun
Naugon
Neb
Walues
Dowaatac
Mich
Hicamore, Dak
Annie Sweenie
Eugene Tibbs
Tibbs
Ruby
Staunton
Condition of Great Educational Institute Not Favorable
Trustees report Fort Wayne college in debt about 15000 dollars with 40000 dollar property. A church-led restructuring is urged and a remodeling plan proposed. Bishop to appoint new president H N Herrick and professor Y B Rogers with a list of trustees and visitors. A thousand dollars to be apportioned for support.
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North Indiana
M. E. Ference
Lagrange
Frida
Fort Wayne College
H. C. Schrader
R. M. Burns
J. W. Cain
A. J. Curry
Drnsbro
Geo. Hill
E. L. Seamons
A. Wade
Obituary list for week ending April 6 1889
The city undertakers reported deaths of Mary A. Beattie 72 and Caroline Stemmler 71 from old age. George R. Gavin 17 died in an accident. Melinda Lordier 40 died from spasms. E B White Jr 8 months with sore throat. Martha A. Merriweather 55 and Melinda Sweeny 64 from jaundice. Louisa Armack 29 and John Cary 6 months from bowels inflammation. Hannah Whaley 82 dropsy. John Rohrback 60 fistula. Louis Heine 2 months blood poisoning. Matthias Stroder 30 stomach hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Beattie
C. A. Delagrange
George R. Gavin
Melinda Lordier
E. B. White, Jr
Martha A. Merriweather
Melinda Sweeny
Louisa Armack
Reduction of Employes Ordered on the Nickel Plate
The Nickel Plate freight business has fallen off greatly in the past two weeks prompting management to order an across the line reduction of staff to meet running expenses. Six men were discharged at the round house and a yard switch engine and crew were let go. It is hoped the situation will not last long and suspended workers can find local employment.
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Round House
Grace Church Visitor highlights April issue and fair results
The Grace Church Visitor for April praises the Academy of Music fair and reports net receipts of STRL91. It notes strong effort by the young ladies led by Maggie Haverly who headed the management and did excellent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Academy of Music
Maggie Haverly
The Young Millionaire Sues Over Western Fortunes
Fort Wayne resident George W. Ewing III claims ownership to large tracts tied to his family trust. The dispute spans multiple cities including Fort Wayne Chicago and St Louis with claims to properties in Wabash and beyond.
The Grain of Salt and a Cure for Kidney Complaint
A story uses a beggar boy asking for salt to symbolize health and happiness. It argues that nervous overwork and various ailments stem from poisoned blood and Bright's Disease, urging Warner's Safe Cure as a swift remedy to restore kidney health and the savor of life.
Lawsuit Filed in Circuit Court by Esquire Sheehan
A claim has been filed in the circuit court by Esquire Sheehan of Monroe Township. The action concerns an appeal or suit involving Sabina and related parties as indicated in the fragments. Further details are not readable in the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabina
Esquire
Sheehan
Monroe Township
Seeehan
North Indiana conference opens with large ministerial attendance
The thirty sixth annual North Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened in Lacranor with Bishop E G Andrews presiding. Officers were elected, reports read, a centennial dividend announced, and W L Spencer of the church extension society outlined funds and aid to thousands of churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacranor
Ind
North Indiana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. G. Andrews
Philadelphia
C. A. Hudson
H. N. Herrick
W. H. Daniel
L . Beeks
C. E. Neal
M, Makin
Fort Wayne
Goshen
Muneid
M. H. Mendenhall
H. C. Woolpert
Spencer
Mahin
Converted Gambler auditor speaks at noonday meeting
Mason Long of Fort Wayne Ind known as The Converted Gambler addressed a large audience of young men at the M G Ay hall speaking on the gospel of St Luke and urging kindness to ward off reform, while Sam Jones was ill and substituted by Long in the Pavilion afternoon talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mason Long
Fort Wayne
Ind
Long
Sam Jones
Mr. Long
Mr. Jones
Old Academy of Music
Tort Wayne
Farwell Hall
Chicago
Farwell
Jones
Whiteman Sues for Return of Child in Habeas Case
Mary Whiteman files habeas corpus in circuit court to recover her three and a half year old child Pliny Whiteman from Henry Whiteman at the Hyer house. The case traces back to New York where the child was first possessed and names the Hyer house party as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Mary Whiteman
Henry Whiteman
Hyer
Grace Church to Build Parsonage For Pastor on East Worhington St
Grace Church convenes to construct a $2000 frame parsonage on their East Worhington Street lot. The church will fence the site and aims to complete by midsummer. Rev. A. K. Zartman is praised for leadership and his Grace Church Visitor newspaper whose $100 annual profit will go toward debt service. The consistory, including H. W. Vordermark, D. W. Souder and Tevi Bolander, with the pastor, plans a swift build and debt payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Zartman
Grace Ohterch
Messrs
H. W. Vordermark
D. W. Souder
Tevi Bolander
Old Bluffton Court House to be leveled at week’s end
The Bluffton Banner reports the old Wells County court house will be torn down this week. The brick temple of justice once admired by residents and northeastern Indiana will vanish. Early settlers recall directions to Bluffton’s brick court house as the county seat. On March 8 1848 county commissioners ordered the building contract to be let by public outcry to the lowest bidder with a previous advertisement in Fort Wayne Sentinel Greenville Messenger and Richmond Jeffersonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Temple of Justice
Wells County
Indiana
Fort Wayne
James W. Samuel Decker
Levi Young
Grove
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Greenville
O.) Messenger
Richmond Jeffersonian
Death of Mrs Merriweath at Hon F P Randall Home
Mrs M A Merriweath er dies after a long illness at 2 15 am last Wednesday at the home of Hon F P Randall. A communicant of the Episcopal church, she is remembered as a virtuous Christian woman with wit and grace. Survived by brothers James R and Frank Merriweather of this city, John F Read, and sisters Mrs Colonel Ransom of Jeffersonville and Mrs F P Randall of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Randall
M. A. Merriweather
James R
Frank Merriweather
John F. Read
Colonel Ransom
Jeffersonville
Arcola News Notes And Local Happenings
To the Editor of Sentinel Thomas O Patten has returned from the east George Kibby leaves for Auburn to teach Edward Hogan was knocked down by a ram and severely injured Willie Felger cut his big toe off He is recovering Mr Binkley shot a beef with a monkey reach killing it on the first shot Mr Heit plans a concert at Lake Center school house Larimore bought a racehorse eighteen months old for 200 dollars He is a flyer
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Sentinel
Thomas O. Patten
George Kibby
Auburn
Edward Hogan
Willie Felger
Binkley
Heit
Lake Center School House
Rt Larimore
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Harry Meeker
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Prescot
A. T
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Yeo Knight
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T. W. Ashlen
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Berry Street
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West Hill
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George W. Ewing, Jr
Georges W. Ewing, Jr
Geo. W. Ewing, Sr
Geo. W. Ewing, Jr
Jesse Holiday
Cal
Allen County Court of Common Pleas
Geo Kiwi Jr
Geo. W. Ewing
George the Third
Wm. G. Ewing
Geo. W.ewing
Great West
de Quincy
Bright
Warner
the Methodists
Lauraneog
W. H. Phillips
Reva
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James Johnson
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T. E. Thorp
I. A. Robinson
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J. N. Rhoads
Dr. Cranston
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L. M. Krider
G. S. Howard
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Dora Williams
C. Cissel
Joseph Gehring
Wilbur Nelson
Geo. Green
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F. Lacy
Daniel Gill
John Bailey
Homecraft
Joseph Cook
Eli Davis
Theo. Brench
A. L. Lamport
Calbertvin
Lewis
Lewis Levitts
Alfred
George Rogers
Noah Brandeberry
U Ted
Michigan
Brenton Hellipeter
W. Murray
M. C. Cooper
Chas. Merrica
Henry Davis
Sherman Powell
Jonas Bills
William Randolph
Joseph Haines
Sherman Ross
John Poughty
Joan Deweese
W. McCarty
Robert McCorkle
Cassius Cissel
Richard Hubbard
P. J. Albright
Dakota Conference
Jay Darwin
Ulyses B. Bridge
Charles Albertson
Laonanes
H. J. Lacey
W. M. Vanslyke
W. O. Yocum
A. Greenman
Schuyler Norris
Roanoke
United Brethren Church
Charles B. Albertson
Theological Seminary
Albertson
Methodist Conference
Methodist Conference of Northern Indiana
Brethren
Talmage
K. Rider
G. Ulmer
A. Neal
John Heim
Methodist Protestant Church
Albert Kerwood
Daniel Loving
Greenfield
Nuncie
Winchester
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W. Birch
Ef Stabler
S. Lynch
E. Hasty
F. Grapson
C. Hudson
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Elizabeth Bradley
M. Mendenhall
Deacon
J. 8. Cain
Braska
H. J. Norris
P. M. Lamport
Garrett Biblical Insitute
Thomas Bowman
C. Binkley
Depauw University
Army and Navy
Harrison
General Conference
A. E. Mahin
J. A. Beatty
H. M. Lamport
G. W. Week
J. H. Jackson
Churubusco
Bettierville
Sawyer
Decatur
Buntington
G. H. Hill
Lee
A. WN
Carrie
Markle
A. ©. Gruber
Monroe
H. C. Ashcraft
Monroeville
Hollopster
New Haven
J. C. Darwin
Qssian
Henry Bridge
J. Tleman
Sheldon
A. G. McCarter
H. M. Herrick
J. M. Welch
D. C. Woolpert
Warsaw
M. E
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O. D. Hurd
Pittsburg Landing
Hurd
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Somke
Oorbradea
Stone River
Toomey
Wilone
Zollinger
Briant
Captain White
Indiana Volunteers
Wm. Dawson
F. N. Vedder
O. L. Ballon
Boydston
Jo McBride
J. B Westhes
Albion
Hood
Grace Church Whi
Hiuiiton Court House
Mrs. Mer
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