Admirals Visit Mount Vernon With Jamestown party
Washington hosts a fleet delegation from France and the Netherlands led by Admiral Theirry and Baron van Asbeck. The secretary of the Navy and Mme Metcalf toured Mount Vernon on the Mayflower, visited Washington tomb, and returned for luncheon before joining ships at Hampton Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Jamestown
Warren C. Beach
Washington House
New York
Garetoga
George Vanderbilt
Dublin
N. H
Scoville Wedding Plans Between Louis Treadwell and Miss Booville
Louis O. Treadwell and Miss Josephine Booville have arranged a June 12 wedding at Grace Church Broadway and Tenth Street. Miss Frances Scoville will be maid of honor, Col George Curtis Treadwell best man, with ushers M T Townsend C D F Har gall L M Brigham R C Colman and Franklin Townsend. A reception follows at Hotel Marie Antoinette Broadway and Sixty seventh Street.
Lyman and Louise Davis Wed at Parkman Estate
Henry B. Lyman of New York, president of the American Surety Company, and Mrs. Louise Davis were married at 7:30 p.m. at Lyman's Parkman home near Cleveland. Rev. Greenfield officiated. Lyman, former Second Assistant Postmaster General, resigned when President Cleveland took office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henry B. Lyman
New York
American Surety Company
Louise Davis
Parkman
Greenfield
Lyman
Morgenthau Jr Weds Rita Wallach at 10 East 80th Street
The wedding of Maximillian Morgenthau Jr to Miss Rita Wallach of Leopold Wallach will be held at the bride’s home on Monday. Bridesmaids include Misses Adelaide and Annette S Wallach. A wedding breakfast will follow at Delmonico’s for both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximillian Morgenthau, Jr
Rita Wallach
Leopold Wallach
East Eightieth Street
Adelaide
Annette 8. Wallach
Delmonico's
Washington engagement announced in society page
Miss Catherine Cullom Ridley daughter of William B Ridley Controller of the Currency and Ts Ridgely to Phelps Brown son of the late Levellon Brown engagement announced in Washington with October wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Catherine Cullom Zusget
William B. Ridely
Ts. Ridgely
Phelps Brown
Levellon Brown
Milton Road
Rye
Woman's Loyal League of
Norman Warner
Peter T._ Barlow
Ww. F Browning
Davids. Cowles
Arthur Corning
Arthur L. Lesher
John M. Reynolds
B. Lambert Sackett
Arthur O. Sherman
Warner M. van Norden
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Howard Whittemore
Ocean Travelers Arrivals and Departures by Atlantic Liners
The New York bound American liner New York sails for Southampton with passengers including P Pequena Bermudez First Secretary Arm y delegation at Washington Capt J F Migs T Bacon and many others. The Pretoria heads to Hamburg with a group set to sail including Mrs N T Armour and several couples. Cunarder Umbria lists Mr and Mrs Henry W Bentley and other passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southampton
P. Pequena Bermudez
Washington
J. F. Migs
T. Bacon
David H. Bishop
A. M. Chisholm
Charles Denby
Shanghai
China
Ralph Emunds
Julius Frank
E. Howard-Martin
Robert Leach
Charlies G. Loeb
A. J. McC
Simon Freund
Arthur Mees
G. B Plais
Sigfried Steimer
Alfred Percival Smith
Om P. .K. Dorothybridge
Umbria
Henry W._ Bentley
James C. Brewster
Calgon Sa
Outgoing Voyagers By Ocean Liners From City Ports
The list details passengers sailing on the Vaderland to Antwerp including Mr and Mrs Adler Major and Mrs W P aves Henry Backus and many others. It names the Minneapolis bound for London with numerous travelers and notes the Neckar sailing to Naples with Florence Barkley and others. Arrivals yesterday aboard the Barbarossa include J agit Robert Clarke and a long set of passengers with families and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Wall
George R. Wilson
Charles A. Warren
Lloyd Line Neckar
Naples
Mia
Florence H. Barkley
N. M. Beckwith
M. L. Chanvelotgt
Waring Lenox
George W. Morris
J. H. Niemeyer
Poels
M. O. Spaulding
J. Me Vincent
Barbarossa
J. Agit
Robert 8
Clarke
Oy Gis
David Francise
Helen W. Hancock
Mise W. R. Lewis
Horatio Nelson Greene
B. R. Moore
James E. Shepard
James C. Brith
John R. Todd
Z. H. Turner
Webster B. Todd
Charles A Platt Etches a Summer Gallery Show
The Keppel Galleries host 108 Platt etchings and drypoints from his European and American vistas. Works include Canal Boats and Tugs and Old Houses near Bruges, with views across Thames, Rye, Oxford, Dordrecht, and Paris. Exhibition runs weekdays through month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Platt
Keppel Galeries
Thames
Rye
Oxford
Trouville
Vitré
Chartres
Havre
Harfleur
Larmor
Dordrecht
Deventer
Bruges
Naples
Paris
London
Toledo
Saragossa
Canuck
Europe
America
New York Etching Club
American Society of Etchers
Keppel’s
New York Harbor
Buttermilk Channel
Governors Island
East River
Williamsburg
Atlantic Docks
Brooken Bridge
Harlem
Hartford
Newport
Windsor
Gloucester
Mass
St. John
New Brunswick
New England
Sussex
Arnheim
Maas
Temple Lane
Wed Boyhood Sweetheart Ties Wagging Romance at Waldorf
Charles ton West Virginia couple Mr and Mrs Arthur L Kenna honeymooning at the Waldorf Astoria after a Washington wedding at St. Josephs Church The bride Gertrude Higgins is from Washington Their romance began when Kenna was 16 and after his fathers death he pursued the railroad business before proposing They plan to depart for Boston today en route to Jamestown Exposition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L Kenna
Charleston
West Va
Waldorf Astoria
Mr. Kenna
United States
Senator Kenna
West Virginia
Gertrude Higgins
Washington
Jamestown Exposition
Kenna
Boston
Marmion Stricken With Paralysis in Washington
Dr. Robert A. Marmion U S N was seized by paralysis near the Treasury Department and rushed to Emergency Hospital. Surgeon General Rixey and Dr. Dickinson aided, Marmion’s condition improved quickly and he is not in danger. He is a retired officer serving on active duty with the Naval Examining Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A. Marmion
Treasury Department
Rixey
Dickinson
Navy
Marmion
Dana
Naval Examining Board
Measles Holiday for 100 Boys from Hebrew Shelter
About 100 boys from the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society were given a day off as three peers fell ill with measles. Quarantined at the home, the children were taken to McCombs Dam Park for a holiday, marching from their residence at 151st Beret with cheerful chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society
McCombs Dam Park
Broadway
151St Beret
Wild Man Wanted in New York Ads Show Tone of Era
James Wilson seeks a colored wild man for weekend shows at a New York cage, offering one dollar a Sunday. The applicant Boo Boo, nicknamed and with a gold tooth, proves unreliable as he mutters huh and may fail to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Bleecker Street
New York
Wilson
Coney Island
Boo Boo
Mr. Wilson
Philippines
Coon
Coen
Watermelon season boosts prices amid fresh fruit market run
Consumers see rising melon prices as heat arrives with Florida cantaloupes at 20 to 25 cents each and California melons around 40 to 54 cents. Florida peaches, cherries, blackberries, strawberries, and other produce fill markets, while California oranges and Newtown pippins dominate shelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
North Carolina
Carolina
Frost Reports Late Frost Across York County
Frost was reported today from various sections of York County Pennsylvania. The note indicates a late frost affecting crops and farm areas in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
York County
Penn
York, Penn
Yorkty
Smuggling Case Involving Chinese Family Brought to U S
United States Commissioner Shields heard charges against Troy Shee a thirteen year old and her mother Hove Tot for unlawful entry. Hoi Yin father and husband of the two claimed exempt status but admitted bringing them via Boston. Bail set at 2500 for Hoi Yin while the women were sent to Ellis Island pending deportation decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Shee
United States
Shields
Hoi Yin
Mott Street
Tioy Shee
Howe Tol
Bom
Sissou
China
Bisson
Malone
New York
Inspector Sissou
Hove Tai
Boston
Ellis Island
Ang Elmple
Conduit Co Taxes Upheld by Appellate Division
The Appellate Division affirmed the denial of a mandamus to force the City Controller to accept 25490 dollars with interest in full for 1900 taxes on the Consoli dated Telegraph and Electrical Conduit Company franchise. The company claimed a deduction of 14547 dollars for rental space in conduits used by the city in 1899, but the court ruled no deduction was allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Consolidated Telegraph & Electrical Conduit Company
City of
New York
Col Andrew Bremner Dies at 95 in Manhasset
Col Andrew Augustus Bremner first commander of the Seventh Regiment New York National Guard died aged 95 at his Manhasset home. He survived by his daughter Mrs John A Anderson and another daughter. Bremner rooted in a long military family dating to the French and Indian War and Revolution, later serving in the War of 1812, the old President's Guard, and the Seventh Regiment. He later led a home guard in the Civil War era, then ran an iron foundry before final retirement in 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Augustus Bremner
Seventh Regiment
N. GN. Y
Manhasset
L. L
John A. Anderson
Anderson
Col. Bremner
Marks
Washington
Fort Greene Park
Oeerne
Twenty-seventh Regiment
Twenty-seventh
Thomas Morton
Alexander S. Erwin Dies at 64 in Athens
Judge Alexander S. Erwin, 64, longtime counsel for Seaboard Airline Railroad, died at home in Athens after a heart failure. He served as a Superior Court judge in the Western circuit and on the Georgia Railroad Commission. A World War II era captain in Phillips Legion, he reportedly advanced farther than any Confederate on the Gettysburg battlefield. He leaves a widow, a daughter of Gen. Howell Cobb, and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Seaboard Airline Railroad
Erwin
Superior Courts of the Western Circuit
Georgia Railroad Commission
Phillip
Death lists of a day in Trenton prominent businessman dies
George E. Fell a leading Trenton business man and former Democratic organizer died after paralysis at 72 He leaves three sons and three daughters His son Walter H Fell is city editor of The State Gazette and a member of the State Board of Arbitration Fell was active in real estate and left a large estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
George E. Fell
Dr Valentine Mott Francis dies at 73 in West Roxbury
Newport resident Dr Valentine Mott Francis died today at his niece's home in West Roxbury Massachusetts. He was born in New York and earned a degree from New York University Medical College in 1858. He served with Newport Hospital led the Newport Medical Society and Newport Historical Society and was a Trinit Church vestryman for twenty years. He was married twice and had several sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Valentine Mott Francis
West Roxbury
Mass
New York
New York University Medical College
New York Historical Society
Newport Hospital
Newport Medically and
Newport Historical Society
Trinit Church
Cumberland congressman William M McKaig dies at 60
Gen William McKaig of Cumberland Maryland died today at age 60. Born July 29 1845 he rose from Cumberland City Attorney to Maryland Legislature and mayor before serving two terms in Congress. He later engaged in hotel work in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McMahon McKaig
Cumberland
N. William McMahon McKaig
Congress
Allegany County Academy
Colorado
Maryland
Obituary notes for several regional figures
JUDGE L B. FRANCS former district judge and author died of paralysis in Denver aged 74. ALEXANDER chief clerk in City Clerk's office, died suddenly in Buffalo from heart disease at 60 after twenty years’ service. EDWARD D. BELDON Yale University elder died at Baratogus NY aged 57, Yale graduate 1844, former Vermont legislator. CAPT WILLIAM MUNDAY Camden resident, long active in fraternal lodges, widow and son survive. JOHN A GRANT constructing engineer aged about 52, died at home after long service. details partially obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L B. Francs
Aled
Denver
Col
France
Maryland
Alexander
Buffalo
Edward D. Beldon
Yale University
Baratogs
Yomerday
Yale
Vermont
William Munday
Camden
Pwn
Benson Street
Nea
Solomon Lod
Obituary notices list deaths and funeral plans across New York area
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices from Mount Vernon Philadelphia Pulaski Long Island City East Orange and other locales dated June 1907 lists James Devison Clarke Frank James van Nest Edward Van Schoonhoven Emil G Olliffe and others. Details include addresses dates of death and planned services with interment at Kensico Woodlawn and private arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Frank
Frank C
Amelia James
Annie M. Over
West 11Th &J
Woodlawn
Hawkins
Pulaski
N. Y
John Arr Hawkins
New Brighton, &. I
Sage Pruners
Vander Veer
Mt Kisco
Frank B. Vander Veer
van Nest
East Orange
James Frederick van Nest
Anna Wallace van Nest
John Aymiler
Josephine Westervelt van Nest
van Schoonhoven
Lansingbburgh
Edward van Schoonhovven
Winterton
William B. Winterton
West Uist St
Zentgraf
Charles F. Zentgraf
Court &T
Stapleton
Songwriter Arthur Lamb Marries Miss Isabelle Ostrander
News of a secret haste marriage reaches Atlantic City amid a romantic tale. Songwriter Arthur Lamb wed Miss Isabelle Ostrander after an engagement announced weeks earlier, with the couple honeymooning at Atlantic City. Ostrander, in her early twenties, had lived with her mother at the Carlton Hotel on West Fifty Fourth Street. Lamb’s ballad heavy catalog includes A Bird in a Gilded Cage and The Bridge of Sighs, and friends prepare a warm reception for the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lamb
Isabelle Ostrander
Atlantic City
Miss Ostrander
Carlton Hotel
West Fifty-fourth Street
Mr. Lamb
Mrs. Ostrander
Nellie
Bridge of Sighs
Tyng Hookey
Hotel Normandie
In Memoriam Tooker George W 1905 1907
In memoriam notice for George W Tooker with life years 1905 to 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooker
George W. Tooker
Baptist Churches Hold Sabbath Services in City
Listings note multiple churches in the city hosting Sabbath services. Epiphany Baptist in Leslie Hall invites all, Central Baptist on Broadway offers 11 A.M. service and 8 P.M. children’s day, First Baptist at 79th Street features I M Halden with a sermon on The Second Coming, and Fifth Avenue Church lists public worship at 11 A.M. with Charles F. Aked preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church
Broadway
79Th Street
I. M. Halden
Israel
Henry B Harris to stage The Lion and the Mouse at Hudson
Amusement notes report Henry B Harris presents The Lion and the Mouse at the Hudson Theatre for a limited engagement starting June 12. Margaret Wycherly to perform In Self Defense at the Alhambra Theatre this week with a Grace Merritt note. George W Hobart's Peaches included in the bill as part of a varied program. Ernest Shipman signs long term with Grace Merritt for future productions and plans The Port of Missing Men with Bobba Merritt Company for early next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Hudson Theatre
Margaret Wycherly
Alhambra Theatre
George W. Hobart
Peaches
Bill Grace Merritt
Knighthood
Montreal
Ernest Shipman
Bobba- Merritt Company
Dickinson-Crocker Engagement Announced in Delaware Family
Mr and Mrs Ed win E Dickinson announce the engagement of their daughter Delight Dickinson to Mr Robert Stewart Crocker with a formal notice from the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker—Dickinson
Edwin E. Dickinson
Delight Dickinson
Robert Stewart Crocker
Marriages Listed in Local Notices of June 1907
Several marriage notices appear with details of brides and grooms across cities. Mary Scott Hull wed Harry Olmes Benedict at his bride’s home by Canon Hanover. Josephine Seymour Toy ties with Frederick Starr Collins in Yonkers ceremony. Hermans Luts and heiress Morristown daughter wed in Morristown. Col. Henry H. Mott marries Nellie Louise Wagoner in Lakewood New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Hull
Canon Hanover
John Augustus Hull
Mary Scott Hull
Harry Olmes Benedict
Collins—Toy
Joseph Twichell
C. H. Buck
Yonkers
N. Y
Josephine Seymour
Joseph Toy
Frederick Starr Collins
Hartford
Lutz—Voorhees
William Russell Bennett
Elite
George Mei Voorhees
Morristown
N. J
Hermans Luts
Stuttgart
Germany
Mott—Wagoner
J. Ross Stevenson
Henry H. Mott
New York City
Nellie Louise Wagoner
Lakewood
Bremner Funeral Held at Manhasset for Col Andrew Bremner
Funeral services for Col. Andrew A. Bremner aged 95 will be at Christ Church Manhasset Monday June 10 at 11 o’clock. Carriages meet the 10 o’clock East 24th Street train at Manhasset Station. interment Greenwood at 4. Flowers omitted. Veterans of the Seventh Regiment and Mechanics’ Society issue notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremner
Manhasset
Andrew A. Bremner
Christ Church
Manhasset Station
East 24Th Bt
Greenwood
Seventh Regiment
Thomas Dimond
General Society OF Mechanics’ and Tradesmen
City of
New York
West 44Th Street
GH Getty
Richard T. Davies
Burckett
Brooklyn
Jessie B. Knox
Walter L. Burckett
Warburton
Rheal
Lutheran Church of St. Matthew Service Notices
Lutheran Church of St. Matthew announces English service at 11 A. M. and German preaching at 8 P. M. Reverend Martin Walker, Pastor, leads the congregation at the Northeast corner of 145th Street and Convent Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church of
Grace Methodist and Related Churches Sunday Services
Grace Methodist Church on West 104th near Columbus Avenue led by Rev anath offers 11 and 8 services. St Andrew's M E Church at 76th Street West of Columbus Ave with George Clarke Peck as minister holds 11 AM preaching and 8 PM second sermon in Soul Wakes on God in the Way. St James Methodist at Madison Ave and 126th promotes Flower Sunday with morning worship and musical service. St Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church on West End Avenue with Rev George P Eckman preaches 11 AM and 8 PM each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Henry M. Sandere
D.D
Central Presbyterian
West 57Th St
Broadway
Wilton Merle Smith
Smith
Christian Endeavor
All Welcome
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Fifth Avenue
55Th Street
J. Ross Stevenson
Geo. H. Troll
Stevenson
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Walter Duncan Buch
Aspen
M Square Presbyterian
24Th Street
H. Parkhurst
D. D
George R. Montgomery
Montgomery
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Robert MacKenzie
Allan W. McCurdy
Mr. McCurdy
Scotch Presbyterian Church
96Th St
Can Park-West
David G. Wylie
St. Nicholas Av
Presbyterian
Westléke
Thomas W. Smith
Harlem Presbyterian Church
Mount Morris Park West
John Lyon Caughey
West End Presbyterian Church
Alin Keigwin
West Presbyterian Church
Anthony H. Evans
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harlan G. Mendens Hall
Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Heavenly Rest
45Th Street
D. Parker Morgan
Herbert Shipman
Church of Zion and &J. Timothy
West 51Th Street
Henry Lubeck
D. C
Holy Communion
Rushton
St. Bartholomew's Church
44Th Street
Leighton Parks
Schubert
Mendelssohn
St. James's Church
Madison
Courtney W
Place Presbyterian Church
10Th St
George Ale
Morrow
South Church
Madison Av
38Th St
Thomas Reed Bridges
34Th St. Reformed Church
West of
8Th
Avs
Robert W. Courtney
All Souls
Thomas R. Slicer
Thomas van Ness
Second Church
Boston
Church of the Messiah
Robert Collyer
John Haynes Holmes
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
Leslie Willis Sprague
Church of the Divine
Pstral Park
Frank Oliver Hall
Real Lutheran Church of
Grace Methodist Scopal Church
West 104Th St
Columbus Av
Anath
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner 60Th Street
Wallace Macmullen
St. Andrew’s M. FE
Columbus Avenue
George Clarke Peck
St. James Methodist
St. Paul's Methodist Felecopal Church
West End
George P. Eckman
Also Mentioned on This Page
MT. Vernon
Miss Wallach
Miss Scoville
Scoville Wedding Plans
Grace Church
Lyman—Davis
The
Social Notes
Moriz von Szent-Ivany
Washington, D.C
St. Regis
Henry Wharton
Beatrice Barclay
George W. Barclay
Charles Newbold Welsh
John Lowther Welsh
Philadelphia
Helen D. Gallatin
James Gallatin
Ocean Travelers
DR. Marmion
Naval
Newtown
Scania
Commissioner
Chinaman
Conduit CO
Col. A. A. Bremner
Alexander S. Erwin
Gettysburg
Dr. Valentine Mott Francis
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
Brokaw Brothers
Fifth Ave
Ephones
Frank E. Campbell Co
Ambulance Service
Chelsea
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Morning News
Boston Globe
Pittsburg Dispatch
Buffalo Courier
Providence Journal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Rochester Herald
Chicago Record-Herald
St. Louis Republic
Cleveland Plain Dealer
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard Ledge
Washington Post
NEW York Times Times
Spruce St
Dway
Bryant
Platt
Baptist
Arnt Church
West
Charles F. Aked
Aked
Mount Morris
Street Baptist Chare
Holloway
Sodom
Etchierth Street
Iy Willuam R Richards
Shepherd Knapp
Knapp
P. M
Sesarvers
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Edward Hunting Rudd
Madison Avenue ‘Presbyterian Northeast Corner
Madioonan
HENRY —_ COFFIN
Astor
Old First Presbyterian Church
Howard Duffield
James A. McCague
Calvary Church
J. Lewis Parks
Parl
Jesus Heavenly Master
Spohr
Roberts
Church of
St. Mary the Virgin
Enon
Church of the Ascension
Tenth Street
Percy Stickney Grant
Walter E. Clifton Smith
Jon Smith
Redeemer
West 126Th St
Len Av
Wm. Whitingaiis
Reformed
Collegiate Reformed Church
J. Elmendorf
First
Benj. E. Dickhaut
Lenox Avenue Church
Cor
Edgar Tilton
John . G. Fagg
Minater
Marble Collegiate
David Jas. Burrell
John
Allen
Azure Hills
Henry Evertson Cobb
Hamilton Grange Reformed Ch
AW & W
Chalmers
P. Dyke
Bate Whea
Madison Avenue Reformed
Fifty-seventh
Kittredge
Christ
Society OF Friends
Religious Society of Friends
Unitarian
Universalist
66Th St
Jefferson
Lutheran
Vangelical Lutheran Church of the Advent
Eway
Wm. M. Horn
Mevangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
Central Park West
C. Armand Miller
Methodist Episcopal
Metropolitan
Robt
Bagnel
Andrew Gilles
Union Methodist
Levis
WM. R
N. Penfield
Estee
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