Wedding Bells Ring for Zurbuch Hammond Pair at Cathedral
Miss Bessie E. Hammond and Mr. William J. Zurbuch wed at 9 o clock Tuesday in the Cathedral. Rev Roche led the nuptial mass. Attendants included Miss May Fitzgerald maid of honor and Miss Margaret Murphy. A large reception at 1231 Barr street followed with eighty guests from Paulding Chicago Grand Rapids and Marion. The couple depart for an eastern wedding trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
P. J. Murphy
Chicago
Philip Graf
Lafayette
Frank Reinhart
Charles Rundell
Edward Hammond
Miss Fitzgerald
Miss Murphy
Miss Reinhart
Margaret Horsford
M. B. Hammond
Barr Street
Paunding
Winifred Hammond
Henry Zurbach
Marion
Ohio
May Girard
Monica Murphy
Grand Rapids
W. &. Beall
Jas. Murphy
Peru
Elizabeth Zurbuch
Henry
Zurbuch
George de- Witt
Dragon of Dor Libretto by Mrs Wright Presented Soon
New play Dragon of Dor with libretto in verse by Mrs Josephine Page Wright will be staged by older pupils of Miss Hawker in the spring and later produced by other managers of children's entertainments in Ohio Illinois New York and Canada. The tale, set in fairyland, features Queen Eulea and her subjects facing the Dragon of Dor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor
Josephine Page Wright
Miss Hawker
Children’s Entertainments
Ohio
Illinois
New York
Canada
Eulea
Coins in Mail Boxes Warn Rural Patrons
Postmaster R B Hanna warns rural delivery patrons against leaving loose coins in boxes to buy stamps. He urges patrons to stock stamps in advance and keep detachable cups in boxes to hold coins for stamp purchases, to ease carriers and prevent delays. The notice stresses courtesy to rural carriers and smoother service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Patrona
R. B. Hanna
Grand Rapids Brakeman Killed in Sunday Collision
George F. Condon an extra conductor serving as brakeman on a Grand Rapids and Indiana line was killed near the junction with the Lake Erie and Western roads. The accident occurred as the train split during a curve and two cars passed over him, destroying his head and mangling his body. He was 26, born November 16 1881 in Arcanum Ohio. He came to Grand Rapids five years ago to work as brakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Condon
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Lake Erie and
Mr. Condon
Peltier
Green Street
Arcanum
Qghio
G. R
Train Conductor Condon Dies in Fort Wayne
Obituary notes the death of James Condon a conductor formerly of Arcanum Ohio and resident of Fort Wayne Ind He served as conductor after promotion then returned to braking when demand fell He married Bessie Golden in April 1906 She survives with parents four brothers and one sister Also surviving are they lived at 1403 Green Street and lost household goods in a past fire He was a member of the German Baptist church and Fort Wayne lodge Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen funeral to be held under that order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 136
Brotherhood of Railway
Boilermaker's Helper Loses Finger in Injury
S F Kuyoth, a boilermaker's helper, had a finger amputated after an injury last week. The operation removed the first finger above the second joint, and he is at St Joseph hospital recovering well. Other fingers were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Kuyoth
The
Sentinel
St. Joseph Hospital
Three Shopmen Injured in Pennsylvania Plants
Three Pennsylvania shopmen are off duty after injuries at the shops Thursday or Friday morning. John Rupp, a hammersmith, sprained his leg and damaged his right arm and wrist when a jar from tongs struck him. H Michels, a machinist, had a driver box shoe fall on his hand, crushing the thumb. Bryant Thomas, another machinist, had a thumb crushed near an air hoist. All will miss work for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
John Rupp
Hammersmith
H. Michels
Bryant Thomas
Fireman Cuts Knee Splitting Wood
Fireman Arthur Coulter of the Nickel Plate split wood Saturday evening and drove the tool into his left knee. He phoned for a surgeon, walked to the round house, told the caller he could not run, then went home for treatment. The surgeon expects no permanent injury, though recovery will take some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Coulter
Round House
Must Not Drink Order Issued by Third Vice President
An official order issued by Third Vice President and Manager George L. Toad, directing actions related to beverage restrictions. Details of the directive are not fully readable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Toad
Officer Conduct Rules Tighten Alcohol Prohibition
A new order cites the motive of safeguarding property and the public good, banning drinking on duty and at all times. Violations can lead to dismissal once substantiated by proof, tightening disciplinary standards for officials.
Water spouts chase Cecilia across gulf in storm voyage
The Norwegian steamship Cecilia, arriving from Cartagena by way of Turks Island, dodged ten water spouts in the gulf stream after a hurricane lashed the coast near the Carolinas. For twelve hours the crew battled buffeting seas with only minor damage to deck cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gulf Stream
Cecilia
Cartagena
Turks Island
Carolinas
Detroit Unemployed March To City Hall For Work
About 2 000 unemployed laborers marched from Arbeiter hall on Russell street to Detroit City Hall after adopting resolutions asking Mayor Thompson to secure work. The mayor promised council action on municipal jobs and urged private employers to hire more. Demonstration remained orderly as leaders briefed workers and dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Holkling
Thompson
Arbeiter Hall
Russell Street
City Hall
Heirs Claim Share of $20 Million Putnam Inheritance
Local heirs tied to General Israel Putnam have filed claims for a share of $20,000,000 now held by public trustees in London. Kentucky and New England descendants, including Mrs. T N Lindsey and Mrs. Wiliam Riedling, present documented lines tracing to Israel Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Israel Putnam
London
Kentucky
New England
T. N. Lindsey
Wiliam Riedling
J. B. Stewart
Riedling
Sue Adams Smith
Augusta T. Adams
Harriet M. Taliaferro
Daniel Mayer
Mary Putnam
Israel Putnam, Jr
Saloons in Fort Wayne Begin Observing Sunday Law
A Kendallville visitor notes Fort Wayne saloons now close on Sundays under the law. A local businessman warns that noncompliant saloons risk closure. Also reported are passenger news from Hamburg and praise for Rev. J. M. Canse of Seattle in the Western Christian Advocate. Canse once led Simpson M. E. Church in Kendallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville Sun
Kendallville
Fort Wayne
Messrs
C. R. Weatherhogg
W. M. Griffin
Fred Berghoff
Hamburg
J. M. Canse
Seattle
Wash
Western Christian Advocate
Canse
Simpson M. E
Will Pay Old Debts From Poultry Show
Dr. W. F. Myers says the People's Poultry and Pet Stock show was a financial success. Entries pleased judges and the association will pay this year’s obligations and last year’s equipment debts. A possible small dividend may be declared from a remaining balance, the first time such conditions have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Poultry and Pet Stock Association
W. F. Myers
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Oechtering Recovering After Hernia Operation
Rt. Rev. J H Oechtering vicar general of the Fort Wayne diocese and St Marys pastor, is a patient at St Josephs hospital recovering from strangulated hernia surgery performed Monday. The clergyman had suffered for several days and underwent operation under surgeon in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Oechtering
J. H .Oechtering
Fort Wayne
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Pather Oechtering
Frederick Foerster Dead at 81 Years in Allen County
Frederick Foerster a retired farmer died at home on Birchwood avenue at 10 p m Tuesday aged 81 years 3 months 18 days due to advanced age Born in Darmstadt Koenigsberg Germany he came to America sixty years ago living in Allen County Ohio then returning to Allen County Adams township Survived by wife two children and two brothers in Springfield Ohio Funeral services Friday at 1 30 p m from home and 2 p m at Concordia Lutheran church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Foerster
Alien County
Birchwood Avenue
Mr. Foerster
Darmstadt
Koenigsberg
Germany
America
Allen County
Ohio
Adams Township
Springfield
Concordia Lutheran Church
Louisa Neeb Dies Descent of Miami Chiefs
Louisa Neeb wife of George Neeb and lineal Miami chieftain descendant dies at 63 in Indianapolis at 1918 Oliver street. She is daughter of James Godfrey and a Rich ardville native, twice married, survived by husband and several children. Funeral from her son William Cass home at 8:30 then 9 at St Patrick's Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Neeb
George Neeb
Indiana
Oliver Street
William Cass
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
William H. Robinson Dies at 63 in Eel River Township
William H. Robinson died Thursday afternoon at his home in Eel River township after a lingering illness from Brights disease. He was born November 5, 1844 in Eel River township, married Alice L. Pratt March 28, 1871, and had six children including Rev. Jesse V. Robinson. Surviving are wife, five children, five grandchildren, and four brothers. Funeral services Sunday at 1 PM from Wesley Chapel with interment at Hel River Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Robinson
Eel River Township
Bright
Mr. Robinson
Elijah
Sarah Robinson
Alice L. Pratt
Jesse V. Robinson
MBE
Harrod
Ohio
Merle Robinson
Charles W. Robinson
Chicago
L. A. Watterson
Charles W. Roberson
IF. Scott Robinson
Lima
George W. Robinson
West
Third Street
Fort Wayne
Elijah Robinson
Huffman Street
J. Nelson Robinson
Robinson
Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley Chapel
Hel River Cemetery
Fort Wayne Woman Louise P. Klett Dies at 69
Mrs Louise P Klett widow of Jacob Klett longtime Fort Wayne resident died at her home 1854 Broadway following eleven weeks illness uraemic poisoning She was born in Wurtemberg Germany came to America at seven and married July 6 1858 Survived by five children Minnie Yergens John A William B John G and Mary and three grandchildren She was a devoted member of St Johns Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise P. Klett
Jacob Klett
Fort Wayne
Broadway
Klett
Wurtemberg
Germany
America
Mr. Klett
Deaths: Mrs Caroline Wolf 72 at Fort Wayne home
Mrs Caroline Fredericka Wolf widow of Edmund F Wolf died at 10 am Friday at her daughter Mrs Will Harber 445 Madison street age 72. She had been bedfast two weeks from a complication of diseases born in Wittenberg Germany came to Fort Wayne at 14. Husband died fourteen years ago. Survived by four children William H Frederick J Henry Steinbrunner and Mrs Will Haiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Fredericka Wolf
Edmund F. Wolf
Will Harber
Madison Street
Wolf
Wittenberg
Germany
Fort Wayne
William H
Frederick J
Henry Steinbrunner
Will Haiber
John M Himbert 85 dies in Allen county home
John M Himbert a longtime Allen county resident dies at his Jefferson township home near New Haven at 85 after several months illness. He formerly lived in Milan township and worked in gardening. Survived by wife and several children with some in Fort Wayne. Funeral Monday at 9 from the Catholic church in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Himbert
Allen County
Jefferson Township
New Haven
Himbert
Milan Township
Fort Wayne
Death of George Graves in county infirmary
George Graves aged 60 died Friday morning at the county infirmary from tuberculosis. A Whitley county resident who had recently stayed in Abbot township he was sent to the institution a few days earlier. The funeral was held at the home of his brother William Graves in Whitley county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graves
Graves
Whitley County
Abolt Township
William Graves
William L. Smith Former Fort Wayne Man
William L. Smith, a longtime Fort Wayne resident, was identified in memorial notes as a former local figure with a long history in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Pioneer Dies After Illness at 60
Born March 4 1848 in Cincinnati he moved to Fort Wayne in 1852 by canal boat. He worked at Olds Wagon Works and later as a traveling salesman until business closed. He lived in Fort Wayne until five years ago then moved to Chicago. Survived by wife Nannie A Hickman and a daughter. two children died. Brother Captain E B Smith, Clarence G Smith and Mrs Imogene of Cleveland are other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Williams. Smith
Fort Wayne
Olds Wagon Works
Mrs Margaret Jimmerson Dies At 69 In County
Mrs Margaret Jimmerson aged 69 died Friday evening at the home of her daughter Mrs Linnie Shoaff in Washington township where she had lived twenty years She was born in Hel River township and a lifelong county resident Surviving are daughters Mrs Linnie Shoaff and Mrs B W Watterson and son William Maxwell Funeral services will be held Monday at 8 PM from the residence of D W Watterson 1643 St Marys Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Jimmerson
Linnie Shoaff
Washington Township
Jimmerson
Hel River Township
B. W. Watterson
William Maxwell
D. W. Watterson
St. Mary’s Avenue
German Army Veteran Joseph Klein Dies At 70 St. Marys Ave
Joseph Klein aged 71 died suddenly at home on Sunday at 70 St Marys Avenue before a physician could reach him. A Bavarian immigrant who came to Fort Wayne eighteen years ago he had worked in Pittsburgh mills and served ten years in the German army. Surviving wife and five children reside in Fort Wayne with one son in Chicago. Coroner’s finding cites acute bowel trouble as probable cause. funeral Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. Philip Ruhl presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Klein
St. Mary’s Avenue
Klein
Bavaria
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg
America
August
Martin Klein
Gustave Wunderlin
Frank Rees
John Klein
Chicago
Kesler
Philip Ruhl
Mrs Fredericka Dierstein dies at 66 in Fort Wayne
Mrs Fredericka Dierstein widow of Christian Dierstein dies at home 1314 Fairfield avenue Fort Wayne after six weeks illness of stomach trouble She was born in Buffalo and came to Fort Wayne at age five Survived by four children Marie George Henry and Mrs L Sweeney three sisters Sarah King Mrs Otto Klinkenberg and Mrs Charles Keefer funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the residence with Rev Frank M Fox officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericka Dierstein
Christian Dierstein
Fort Wayne
Fairfield Avenue
Dierstein
Buffalo
Jacob King
Court Street
Charles Keefer
Frank M. Fox
Death of 92 year old John A. Hoke at Fort Wayne residence
John A. Hoke aged 92 died at 10 PM Saturday at his daughter M G Kimmell’s home, due to senility. Born in Dexter county Pennsylvania he settled in Allen county in 1861 and lived in Poe and Fort Wayne areas. Seven children survive Warren, Charles, Mrs Lehrman, M G Kimmell, Ephraim Warner, Mrs Chapman, and George Hoke. Funeral Tuesday at 11 AM from the residence and 1:30 PM from Poe Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hote
M. G. Kimmell
Indiana Avenue
Hoke
Dexter County
Allen County
Warren Hoke
Charles Hoke
William Lehrman
Poe
Fort Wayne
Ephraim Warner
Dayton
Ohio
George Chapman
Laporte
George Hoke
Missouri
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs Alice Phillips Dies After Illness at 32
Mrs. Alice Phillips wife of Walter Phillips died Saturday at her parents home in Huntertown after an extended illness of tuberculosis. Born in Huntertown she lived in Notta wa Michigan before returning six months ago hoping for health. Survived by husband parents and three sisters Mrs L Simon Laotto and Mrs H Lacke and Ina Lacke. Funeral services Tuesday at 10 from the residence and 10:30 at the Methodist Episcopal church Huntertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Phillips
Walter Phillips
Sheldon Parker
Huntertown
Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Nottawa
Mich
Universalist Church
L. Simon
Laotto
H. Lacke
Ina Lacke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thelma I Weber Dies in Chicago at Age Eight
Thelma I Weber daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F Weber died Monday at the family home in Chicago aged eight. The remains will be brought to Fort Wayne for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma I. Weber
William F. Weber
Chicago
Wayne
A . Lue
Mrs Hachel A Kime Dies at 71 in Montpelier
Former Fort Wayne resident Mrs Hachel A Kime died Saturday night at home in Montpelier at age 71. Born February 10, 1836 in Ohio, she married Isaac M Kime in 1856 and lived in Whitley and Fort Wayne before moving to Montpelier. Survived by six sons F C Kime L M Kime M R Kime J N Kime W F Kime W S Kime. funeral in Montpelier and interment in Lindenwood, Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hachel A. Kime
Fort Wayne
Montpelier
Isaac M. Kime
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. C. Kime
L. M. Kime
M. R. Kime
J. N. Kime
W. F. Kime
W. S. Kime
Lindenwood
Death of Fort Wayne resident John Murphy at 67
John Murphy longtime Fort Wayne resident died at St Josephs hospital from a complication of diseases at 67. Born in County Cork Ireland he moved to Fort Wayne as a youth and worked at the Pennsylvania shops and city police. Survived by nine children and six grandchildren with services at St Josephs hospital chapel Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mr. Murphy
County Cork
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Holman and
Clay Streets
Corneille
Murphy
Electric Light
William E
John R
Patrick H
Edward W
Thomas J
David E
Daniel M. Murphy
H. Sheehan
Paul Corneille
Death of Randall Rittenhouse at Hope Hospital
Randall Rittenhouse aged 12 died Sunday evening at Hope hospital from peritonitis after a surgical operation. The body was taken to the family home at Liberty Mills for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Rittenhouse
Hope Hospital
Liberty Mills
Death of Four Month Old Vollmerding
Albert Vollmerding the infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Vollmerding of 1710 Wells street died at 9 15 Monday morning aged four months. Funeral services will be held at the residence Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock with Rev Paul Stoeppelwerth officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vollmerding
Albert Volmerding
Henry Vollmerding
Wells Street
Paul Stoeppelwerth
Adele Seole 2 Dies of Diphtheria In City Home
Adele Matilda Seole, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Seole, died Sunday afternoon at their residence on Agnes and Virginia avenues from diphtheria at age two. Funeral services were private Monday.
Death of 9 Month Old Scherer Boy in bronchitis
Arthur C Scherer the infant son of Mr and Mrs Herman S Scherer of 1834 Maumee Avenue died at 3 o clock Tuesday morning from bronchitis aged 9 months 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scherer
Arthur C. Scherer
Herman S Scherer
Maumee Avenue
Willien Rites Held for Fort Wayne Births and Terre Haute Resident
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Willien wife of Dr L J Willien of Terre Haute and member of a Fort Wayne family died Sunday after a long illness. Born March 14 1852 she was the eldest Fleming daughter and married in 1875. Survived by husband five children and multiple Fleming relatives. Funeral at St Benedicts church Terre Haute with relatives already there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Willien
L. J. Willen
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Willien
William Fleming
Fritz A. Reiman
William F. Willien
Helen Willien
Frederick Eisenman
Boston
Leon J. Willien
Helen Fleming
Dinnen
Stephen Fleming
Sadie Fleming
Tailor Frederick Waldo Dies at 78 in Fort Wayne
Frederick Waldo longtime journeyman tailor died Tuesday evening at his home 2910 South Calhoun Fort Wayne aged 78 He came from Prussia to Fort Wayne in 1855 and married Hannah Muhlenbruch in 1858 Surviving children include Frederick Henry Louisa Schroeder Hannah Gottreich Cara Hass and three grandchildren He belonged to Zion Lutheran church and was well known in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Waldo
South
Calhoun Street
Waldo
Mr. Waldo
Quetzen
Kreis Minden
Prussia
Fort Wayne
Hannah Muhlenbruch
J. C. Fleddermann
J. G. Thieme
John Bostick
Zion's
Eutheran Church
Frederick
Henry Waldo
Louisa Schroeder
Hannah Gottreich
Mrs Catherine Garrison Dies at 61 in Brooklyn Home
Mrs Catherine Garrison wife of William A Garrison died Tuesday afternoon at her home 1418 Broadway from peritonitis at age 61 Survived by husband and children Misses Pear e and Clara Garrison and Carl Garrison The obituary fragment notes there are more details hidden in the cut text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Garrison
William A. Garrison
Broadway
Cas
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Streator
Woodburn, Inc
Russ Edith Pool
Charles Pesl
Edmund J. Bradley
Toronto
Peoria
Woodburn
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Bluffton
Harry L. Stout
Banner
Ida Parish
Charles Seabold
Stout
Lem Stout
West Market Street
Miss Parish
McClain
Stephen E. Parish
Mrs. Reidt
Organ Avenue
Bolinger—Forbes
Lydia Forbes
Thomas Forbes
West DeWald Street
John Bolinger
Texas
W. P. Shambart
West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ
Mr. Bolinger
S. W. Stirk
Daniel Hickman
Sherman Street
Mr. Hickman
Mabel
Will Hickman
Eugene Hickman
Corbett
Beaker
Mesdames Gibson
Stirk
Neidhammer
Seely
Tholen
Dressel
Sawtell
Harding
Eberts
Cuney
Mabel Hickman
Gertrude Seely
Zimmens
Arcola
Edna
Dennis
Ruth James
Edward James
Rebecca Adams
South Mulford
E. J. McDonald
Or Cably
Leo Pie
Mauda
Whithe Garman
Mahala Moss
Rachael Zehendner
Minerva Sander
Della Kruse
Vern Lochner
Blanche Lochner
Mina Moody
Mina Tonkel
Eva Tonkel
Pearl
Maude Colby
Jerry Zehendner
John Weaver
Roy Rengion
Charles Pepe
Roy
George Moody
Albert Sander
Engle Mack
Joe Stucky
Joe Gillieron
Sol Koble
Albert Kruse
John Criswell
Batavia, Mich
Bernadette Huguenard
Cary McIntosh
Willard Bandelier
Tillie Dawkins
Julian Roy
Mabel Bortel
Frank Kennerk
Augusta Dawkins
Frank Walker
Frank Conrad
Laura Boitet
Charles Huguenard
Nora Zink
Clara Conrad
Clarence Jacquay
Agnes Roy
Frank Hood
Charles Chevillat
Bertha Kennerk
Christian Wiese
Elda Hankel
Joseph Conrad
Lizzie Pape
Clarence Conrad
Clara Pape
Ernest Jacquay
Hershel Jacquay
Edmond Huguenard
Agnes Huguenard
Clarence Huguenard
August Huguenard
Frank Pickard
Dragon OF
Ronald Dawaocn
Wil
Prac
Ree Tee Ini “Fore
G. F. Condon
Atlantic
Gulfstream
Army OF
DLE Mek
Abigail Hatch
Neeb
Weber
Kiml
Rittenhouse
Garrison
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