Colombia Declares Peaceful Neutral Stance as Guerillas Crushed
Bogota reports General Pedro J. Ospino has destroyed nearly all guerrillas in 15 days while Colombia maintains strict neutrality toward Ecuador and Venezuela. Rebels from Venezuela reportedly plan new invasions, but official says frontiers are well defended and rights will be repelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Pedro J. Ospino
Colombia
Ecuador
Vennesuoela
Venezuela
Cucuta
Rangel Garbiras
Peace mood in Colombia and neutrality urged amid Venezuela unrest
Washington reports a developing sense of stability in Colombia with officials hopeful for peaceful conditions. A Quito letter notes a general wish to avoid disrupting friendly ties with Colombia and to maintain strict neutrality with Venezuela. Trinidad dispatch says Venezuelan revolutionary Jor Garriras remains in arms, causing official difficulties in Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Quito
Meander
Colombia
Venesuela
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Jor. Garriras
Vevezurin
Colombian Minister Predicts Peace with Venezuela
Dr. Luis Carlon Rico, Colombian minister to Venezuela, said he would inform Bogota about the Venezuela Colombia situation. He expressed confidence that peace would be preserved between the two nations and that outstanding difficulties would be overcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Luis Carlon Rico
Venezuela
Bogota
Senor Velez
Nrtagona
May Break the Pact Balkan Tensions Rise in Vienna Talks
Vienna reports say Romanian Premier Mo Miordan met Count Goluchowski and General Von Reck to discuss Balkan affairs. Hungarian papers, possibly Count Goluchowski influenced, warned Russia against Balkan intrusions and urged adherence to the 1807 Austro Russian accord. One paper mocks the 1907 agreement as a tool to keep Austria quiet while Russia pursues Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Mo Miordan
Goluchowski
von Reck
Et al
Carticles
Count Gobichowski
Russia
Roumanian
Kilin
Danube
Rosnia
Balkans
Austria
Bussia
Aain
IST
Muesia Fp
Manchuria
Authenticated Turkish exile warns of Armenian mass killings
Ali Nouri Bey, former Turkish consul in Rotterdam, writes in the Daily Mail that Kurdish forces have resumed a regular extermination of Armenians. He says deaths will rise depending on European outcry and pressure on the sultan, predicting a yearly repetition until all Armenians are killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Ali Nouri Bey
Rotterdam
Europe
Knights Adjourn After San Francisco Meeting Choice
Louisville August 30 Knights Templar adjourned the 28th triennial assembly after electing officers and rejecting San Francisco as the September meeting site. The finale featured a ball at the HMoreesbow building and contests for grand recorder. John A Gerow of Detroit won the grand recorder election on the fifth ballot. HL Mayo of St Louis lost on the first ballot. HL Wales Lines of Connecticut was re elected grand treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
San Francisco
Knights Templar
Hmoreesbow
W. HL Mayo
J. Louis
John A. Gerow
Detroit
Mayo Ted
Wales Lines
Connecticut
Progressive Brethren conference elects officers at Winona
The national conference of Progressive Brethren at Winona elected officers including Moderator Rev J M Tombaugh of Hagerstown Maryland Vice Moderator Rev G W Bench of Goshen Indiana Secretary Prof Wood Furry of Ashland Ohio Treasurer Jonath Kets of Ashland Ohio and Statistician Tew W T Miller of North Manchester Indiana Retiring Moderator Rev JH Knapp of Myerdate Pa preached the annual sermon Four hundred delegates attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
National Conference of Progressive Brethren
Winona
J. M. Tombaugh
Hagerstown
G. W. Bench
Goshen
Wood. Furry
Ashland
Jontah Kets
W. T. Miller
North Manchester
Missionary Priests Confer At Winchester Convention
Chattanooga Tenn August 30 report on the national convention of missionary priests to non Catholics. The convention governs the formation of a permanent executive committee and begins a systematic missionary effort by the Catholic church in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Winchester
Jace
Fatal Copper Plant Fire Claims Three Workers
In Ducktown Tennessee August 30 a converter at the Copper Company plant overturned spilling molten copper onto workers. Alien Theodrois was killed instantly and George Fortner and Samuel Hay also fatally burned in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducktown
Teen
Demonstrations in Havana Called Off by Major Havard
Major Havard chief surgeon states that yellow fever experiments with Caldas serum are useless and the commission severs ties with Bragillin expert, barring any further demonstrations. The decision ends supervise involvement in Havana demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Havard
Unclear login of a Kansas City event in August
Fragmentary report describes Bassie's Brants capturing Miss Mary Henderson at Columbus and a pursuit by a large posse amid law enforcement concerns. Details are fragmentary with uncertain dates and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Aug
Bassie’ Branets
Misa Mary Henderson
Columbus
Mal
Birge
OASCO Kiss Signage Repeats Phrase Across Signboard
A fragmented OCR line repeats the phrase OASCO kiss The Kind You fiaze Always Saum ANE hin about a signboard, with no clear context or identified people or dates. The readable snippet focuses on branding and a repeated slogan-like text.
Posse Kills Man After Arrest in Summerville Mississippi
A large posse of about one hundred men confronted an individual in Summerville Mississippi after Edo Barry, a white man, was killed in Philadelphia. The assailant resisted arrest and was killed by the posse in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Miss
Anegra
Edo Barry
Phthidelpna
Summerville
Interurban Promoter’s Electric Line Aims at Fort Wayne
Aug 80 in Flkhart Indiana notes a dream of an electric trolley from Coldwater Michigan to this city. The report says capitalists are ready to fund the scheme and push the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flkhart
Ind
Coldwater
Miet
Electric Bitters Credited By A Bannettaville Editor
Editor 8 A Brown of Bannettaville reports his wife suffered from dye pepsia and stomach distress. After using four bottles of Electric Bitters she recovered fully and can eat anything. The tonic is praised as a grand remedy for indigestion and liver troubles. Sold by 0 D Knoefel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brown
Bannettaville
Waa
D. Knoefel
Work Is Wanted Strikers Weakening In Big Mills
Pittsburg August 30 Officials of United States Steel mills closed by the Amalgamated association say they are receiving many applications from former employees as non union mills reopen. Amalgamated officials deny weakening, claiming their ranks stay strong and that training inexperienced workers will take months, with new skilled positions fillable in a few months. Reports from mills show gains in non union numbers while strikers insist it will take years to reach full skilled operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
Sny Ft
Painter
Lawrenceville
Lower Udon
Carnegie Company
American Tinplate Company
Black
McKoespert
Injunction Granted to curb Strike Interference at Canton Sheet Steel
United States Judge Francis J. Wing has issued an injunction to stop striking workers at the American Sheet Steel plant in Canal Dover Ohio from interfering with the company or its employees. The order aims to protect operations and ensure safety amid labor unrest in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Aug
United States
Francis J. Wing
American Sheet Steel
Canal Dover
Ohio
Base Ball Results and Club Standings
Summary of current baseball games with results and the latest standings of the clubs. Includes win loss records and key scores from recent fixtures, highlighting leading teams and notable performances across leagues.
City of Trenton disaster leaves many missing and dead
Explosion aboard the steamer City of Trenton on a Delaware River voyage from Philadelphia to Trenton kills eleven confirmed dead and leaves at least twenty missing. Two charred female bodies lie in the morgue and a formal investigation will probe the blast causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Trenton
Delaware
N. J
Fatal Railway Accident at Fireworks Station Near East St. Louis
Four men were killed or seriously injured in a South ern Pacific railroad wreck near Fireworks Station four miles from East St. Louis. Chief car inspector Frank Haetle died. fireman Elmore Drumm was fatally injured and engineer Scott Mulcomery seriously hurt as the locomotive derailed and boiler exploded covering the crew with debris and steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Southerp
East St. Louis
Frank Haetle
Hig Hfe
Elmore Drumm
Scott Mulcomery
Russians Build Cars for Army as Emperor Shows Interest
Parta Aug 30 report says authorities will fully probe military automobiles with all available cars used for the Russian review. The issue attracts the Russian emperor's strong interest as state factories in St Petersburg expand to supply army vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Massive cavity drains Dalton water supply
An immense cavity 250 feet underground was struck by drillers, causing the village to lose its water. Wells on nearby farms are drained and regaining supply hinges on finding a subterranean lake beneath the cavity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Derailment near Newark kills engineer and injures many
An accommodation train on the Northern Central railroad derailed at Fairville station, about ten miles north of Newark. Engineer William Mosher was killed and 25 passengers were injured, two of whom likely will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. Y
Northern Central Railroad
Fairville
William Mosher
TERSE TRLEGHAMS ANow FELL FOR AN HOUR IN ALPINE PASA
A series of brief items from distant places describes a hailstorm in Alpine Pasa California a cable completion between Janeny Alaska and Skagway new talks on consolidations in Philadelphia and Pittsburg Traction General Fred D Grant departing for the Philippines a Catholic federation convention in Long Branch and multiple local incidents including a fatal track accident in Ohio and a Copenhagen police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anow
Alpine Pasa
Cal
Janeny
Alaska
Runl Skagway
Philadelphia Company
Pittsburg Consolidated Traction Company
Ertguiler
Fred D. Grant
San Francisco
Phillippines
Long Branch
George Hot
Hocking Valley
Fostarla
Ohto
Copenhagen
Htusslins
Ryan Pell
Javan Long
Javan Long, Jr
fAoman
Rysen
AL Cumains
Laws
Towns
Christian Endeavor Convention
Henry Stenksewies
Sarah Bernhard
God
Fuirla
Kootfina Fett
Washington
Southampton
Cong Ilan
United Mine Workers
Hhizelton
Kiet
Cartagena
Achira
Venesuela
Colomibia
Maamenthola
Venesuelan
Rangel Gurbiras
Interior Department
Tmobart
Oklahomma
Sheridan
Bumner
Report on Indiana Insane Hospitals Criticizes Marion Only
Governor Durbin receives the state charities board report on the Insane Hospitals. It declares inmates are of unsound mind and no wrongful confinement occurred. It condemns employing inquests for insanity as a worse offense and notes Marion County treats insanity commissions as hunting grounds.
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Indianapolis
Durbin
State Board of Charities
John Ross
Insanity Trust
Marion
Central Hospital
Bride Changes Mind Marries Another Man in Indiana
In Routh Bend Indiana on August 30 John Meiner and Tintule Burket of the German Couiles planned to wed at St Joseph Miech. Meiner fell ill and returned home delaying the ceremony. While he recovered the bride acted on her father’s persuasion and married Leonard Hertel at the same hour, with no reception afterward at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Routh Bend
Ind
John Meiner
Tintule D Burket
Couiles
St. Joseph
Mieh
Meiner
Melner
Leonard Hertel
Verdict on Priscols murder case yields involuntary manslaughter ruling
In Winchester Indiana the jury failed to convict Priscols for murder and returned a verdict of involuntary manslaughter. The court ordered Driscoll transferred to the house of correction until age twenty two. Public dissatisfaction grows as the defendant had prior confinement at Plainfield Institute.
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Winchester
Ind
Priscols
Driscoll
House of Corruption
Plainfield Institute
Bolt Against Pullman Company in Elkhart Suit
Landis Reno sues the Pullman company for 4000 damages in Elkhart Indiana claiming his wife died from exhaustion and exposure after being denied a berth on a Chicago to Elkhart sleeper car. He says she had consumption and had to ride in a car with no sleeping accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolt
Pullman Company
Elkhart
Ind
Landis Reno
Chicago
Hines Arrested for Alleged Attack on Mother in Connersville
Connersville Indiana August 30 Fred Hines age years is under arrest charged with striking and kicking his mother until she became unconscious authorities say the father stood by. Mrs Hines was treated at Eastern Indizusa insane hospital two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Tok
Fred Hines
Lightning strikes cattle herd sheltering under tree
During an electrical storm in Whitney county lightning hit a tree on Mrs. J. W. Nickey and son's farm in Columbia City. Twenty seven fine steers sheltered beneath the tree were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Tad
Whitney County
J. W. Nickey and Son
Miss Emma Sullivan Injured Crossing Railroad Bridge
Miss Emma Sullivan sustained multiple broken bones and internal injuries after leaping from a sandbar to avoid an approaching Creight train while crossing the Vandalin railway bridge over the Wa bash river on August 3.
Cayuga Miners Rejoin United Mine Workers Amid Unsettled Dispute
Terre Haute Indiana August 30 The Cayuga Miners Union has been readmitted to the United Mine Workers and no arbitration board will attempt to resolve the conflict between the miners and operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Cayuga Miners’ Union
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Board of Arbitration
Right-of-way Secured for Indianapolis Danville Electric Line
Indianapolis August 30 The right of way for the new electric line to connect Indianapolis and Danville has been obtained by purchase along the north side of the Rockville road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Danville
Rockville Road
Gossip From The Capital On Labor And Politics
In Indianapolis reports state officials privately debate a federal judge ruling on the steel strike and its impact on Indiana politics. Governor Durbin’s daily constitutional is described, with Colonel Wilson guarding access to the governor. Republican state hotel headquarters may move from Denison to the English hotel as Chairman Goodrich is away. Mayor candidate Charles A. Rockwalter returns from the east with his family after a trip across the Alleghenies. He jokes of visiting the White House where the president was absent and the gem was gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Huber
Republican Party
Indiana
D. H. McAbee
Bureau of Fectory Inspection
Durbin
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Mount
Bote
Republican State Hotel
Denison Bourse
English Hotel
Goodrich
Au State Committee
Aull
West
Charlin A. Rockwalter
Allegheny Mountains
White House
Strikers Press Against Conkey Plant After Injunction
In Hammond on August 30, 27 press men arrived at the WwW BL Conkey Co printing plant but were surrounded by strikers who urged them not to work. No threats or enforcement of the injunction occurred. Girl strikers demanded wages be doubled before ending the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Sachroubor
D &O 3
WRR
Nugena
Evesmomeng
Alevciane
Sprth
Ith
New Abiny
Vincennes Etreeca
Spr
Uhowith Hragh
Rer
Pers Witout Churke
Geatracheau
New Albany
Cunecrerali
Address Communications
Lh Coswar
Agt
Morse proposes $2 million cash purchase of ATC Company
New York Aug 30 Charles W Morse a director at Garfield National Bank and Bank of New Amsterdam has offered to buy the Telephone Telegraph and Cable company of America for 2 000 000 in cash This firm is the Bell Telephone company's main rival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W Morse
Garfield National Bank
Bank of New Amsterdam
Telephone, Telegraph and Cable Company of America
Bell Telephone Company
Evansville Father Arraigned Over Whipping Daughter
Albert McGowan was arraigned in police court for whipping his 16 year old daughter. He was fined 100 and cents and sentenced to the workhouse for three months. McGowan defended the act by criticizing his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Albert McGowan
Conte
McGowan
Jefferson City Reports Sheriff Held Responsible for Lynching
Adjunct General Pameron reports to Governor Dockery on the Pierce City riot action. Sheriff Manlove of Lawrence county is held responsible for the lynching of three African American men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Pameron Bia
Dockery
Pierce City
Sherif Manlove
Lawrence County
Morgantown Man Lifted By Kidney Back Pain Cure
A. R. Basa of Morgantown Indiana suffered severe backache and kidney pains, waking ten to twelve times nightly. He reports being cured by Foey gi ioxey Core which is guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Basa
Morgantown
Ind
Ontario's Area Compared With U S States
Ontario covers 220000 square miles, larger than New York 40170 and Pennsylvania 45215. The list includes Massachusetts 1050, Connecticut 4000, New Jersey 1911, Maine 33040, Maryland 12210, Indiana 3650, Vermont 565, totaling 206070 square miles.
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Ontario
States
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maine
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Indiana
Vermont
Davis of Mt Sterling Reports Kidney Cure Claim
A. H. Davis of Mt. Sterling Indiana states he suffered a kidney complaint for about two years but two one dollar bottles of Fairroy’s Kidney Cure affected a permanent cure. All druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Davis
Mt. Sterling, In
Fairoy
Ministers Praise Dr Chase Ointment Across Denominations
Clergy and lawyers endorse Dr Chase Ointment citing relief from itching piles and long standing skin ailments. Rev W N Edwards of Buffalo and Chas Fish of Toronto report dramatic cures after trying many remedies, with Toronto minister calling it a marvel and worth its weight in gold. Sold by C E Creswell at 133 E Main and Buffalo distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Chase
W. N. Edwards
Buffalo
N.Y
Chase
Chas. Fish
Tearms Avenue
Toronto
Ont
Hearst
Prevailing Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Daily market report from Indianapolis dated August 20 lists wheat No. 2 red steady, corn No. 2 mixed at 5.?kge, oats No. 2 mixed steady, wool steady at 2.15, hogs strong, sheep price $103, lambs active at $4.25.00, indicating market activity across grain and livestock sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lauth
Lambe
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets
The report lists wheat, corn, and oats prices with varying quality grades across Loumville, Clocknatt, Chicago, New York, and Kant Daffaio Livestock. Cattle, hogs, and sheep show mixed movements with some steady or advancing quotes and noted market conditions. A quoted exchange hints at a dialogue about doubts and a Rocky Mountain Tea ad fragment.
Heartless Nagstat and a butcher’s preservative claim
Flossie and Fred discuss preservatives for meat while referencing a druggist account. The snippet mentions Formaldehyde and a newspaper source, Indianaplis News, as a possible quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagstat
Flossie Banastar
Fred
Ildo
Spotlimng
Flossie
Local Cure Attributed To Dr King’s New Discovery
All Sadieville residents credit Dr King’s New Discovery for Mrs S P Whittaker’s dramatic health improvement after chronic bronchial trouble. Her husband also notes the remedy cured their granddaughter’s severe whooping cough. The ad claims it cures coughs colds laryngitis bronchitis and throat and lung troubles with bottles 50 cents and one dollar and trial bottles free at Dr Koofel’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadieville
S. P. Whittaker
Foley's Honey and Tar heals fangs and slaps the cough
The note suggests Foley's Honey and Tar can treat dental pain and cough symptoms with a home remedy approach, reflecting an old advertising or medicinal claim. No verifiable details about efficacy or usage are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Pan American Exposition excursion limits and routes
The article details return limits for Pan American Exposition tickets via Buffalo Akron and Cleveland routes. It cites six day round trips for one cent tickets, fifteen days for ten day tickets, and twenty days for fifteen day tickets, effective August 20. It mentions through times, agent contacts, and coordinating trains from New Albany Vincennes to Cleveland, with prices and travel schedules for multiple connections and return windows. It notes cooperation with Pennsylvania Lines, D&O, and local agents, urging early notify to secure accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Akron
Tueedas Couch
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Lines
Ho Schell
New Albany
Louisville and Michigan Steamers Boost Northern Rail Trip
A travel notice from D. Hagerty, Louisville agent, announces sleeping cars from Louisville to Genisvide and destination stops including Petes and Mackinaw City. Through cars run daily with routes to Harbor Springs and Mackinac Island, linking to Michigan resorts via lines from Louisville and Chicago. Tourist tickets and schedules are available at railway collecting offices in the South Port area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowisvide
Petes,key
Travesse City
May View
Harbor Springs
Mackinaw City
Mackinac Leland
Acog
Michigan Resorta
Poungyivaris
Louisvile
Citciawau
Colmcting
South
Coh
Hagerty, D. P. Agt
Louisville
Excursions From the Northeast to Michigan and Nearby Resorts
Travel notice details two dozen rail excursions to Colorado Utah South Dakota and Minnesota plus Michigan resorts including Mackinac Island Traverse City and Petoskey. It notes low fares for autumn travel from New York and Pennsylvania lines with parlor car options and breakfast service. Information office contact provided for schedules and weather details.
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Amussite
Kmahling
Congress Bt
Louis, Mo
Canoy Cathartigo
Culate Sara
York
Templars
Dunkards
New Missionary Movement
Usolesa
Che
Anded the Editor
BASE
National League
Pitehers
Oderkerrary Bate
Aelgne
Chine
Pittstorerg
Chesbre
Eason
Petits Chosteun
Wills
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Lota
Boston
Ion
Cleveland Bracken
Mercer
Iogecaia
Tee
Brewer
Setae
Santry
Pact
Cleveland Chews
Siale
Milwaukee
Western Association
Cloba
H.F. Marton
Yerkes
Pete
Fort Wasne
Mullena
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Fae
Wheeling
Matthews
Marlon
Thomas Spread
Terse Trleghams
Marion County
Bride
Hareb
Pantahed
Sherif
al Chase
Daily Market Report
Chicago Grain and Provitelone
Ely
Sees
Loumville Grain and Livestock
Clocknatt Grain and
Chicago Livestock
Trogx
Bheep
Kant Daffaio
Mia. Jones
Marinda
Brother Pred
Flossie Prossie
Indianugdpolis News
Pan-Americum
T.ck
Tavia
Abkrom
Ins Cinia
G. H. Tayerty
Os Ue
A. Fier
Beory Ville
Herrsville
Seymour
Leuisville
PanaAegerican Exposition
Ko Ongals Jaw
Nekes
Pernasvivirie Lives
Suumner Sierpong
Loatewelle
Genisvide
Melligan
Pennylvania Sport Liges
GR & Haikwey
Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
Minnespolis
Way Bee
Dsr
Mosuing
Chterge
Leuts& Ville
Atlerosville
Nortremn Wit
tNn
Netiaeru Alchigan Rosorls
Salaraay
Emten
New Albanyo
Tedwald
Ur Toskey
Traverse City
Mackinac Isard
Meckinaw Civ
Norberg Michigan
Schell
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