Stock Market Slump Amid Mixed Trading Activity
The stock market closed at new lows with widespread declines. Major losses hit Baltimore and Ohio and Texas & Pacific amid rumors linking selling to Hartis Gates & Co. and John W. Guittés. Traders debated true liquidation versus short-term maneuvers as several Gates stocks fell, while Missouri Pacific and Northern Securities showed notable moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Catter
Baltimore
Ohio
Texas
Regent
Hartis, Gates & Co
John W
Norfolk
Reading
Southern
Erie
Louisville
Nashville
Hia
Gates
ould-Rocketellers
Sad Cio
Tyarnia Mre
Herris
le Coc
St. Paul
New
Central
Penns
CMERE
Northern Securities
Ob Mohov
ORI
Missouri Pacific
Delow
Butters
Bear Panic in Cotton Markets Seen in Rapid Rally
The market opened with wild bids and prices rising above the previous night’s close. July and August options surged, with July reaching a record high as July and August futures moved sharply, while a New Orleans dispatch noted expected carryover shrinkage and price relief for one delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans Hull
Cotton Up At New Orleans Opens Bullish Spike
The New Orleans cotton market opened with a strong advance led by September and July options. September rose to 10.75 while July hit 12.0 at the open as August moved to 12.84 and then 13.05 with no selling offers. the Weather Bureau report intensified bullish sentiment and kept activity lively through the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ywhem
Weather Bureau
Transfers of Land Along Bloomingdale Road to Chelsea Realty
Several property transfers along the old Bloomingdale Road near Ninety-first to Ninety-second Streets and adjoining lanes to Amsterdam Avenue and Broadway were recorded by the Chelsea Realty Company. Director D A Deering said the transfers are to clear titles, noting the Chelsea Realty Company holds substantial land interest in the area and that the moves carry no other significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale Road
Ninety-first Street
Ninety-second Street
Broadway
Ind
Amsterdam Avenue
Chelsea Really Company
Trmefers
C ‘Helgen Realty ‘Company
Direct Nomination Plan Reported by Kings County Republicans
A Kings County Republican General Committee special committee concluded direct nomination by primaries is impracticable under the current primary law. While supporting direct nomination in principle with proper machinery, the panel urged caution and recommended against affirmative legislative steps unless practical methods are ensured. The report was adopted non unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Republican General Committee
Tea
Notes on Players and Season Plans in New York Theatre
Notable updates from the theatre world include Mrs Le Moyne signing a five year deal with I C Whitney and a Detroit opening September 14 before a New York run, and Nelson Tiebetts organizing a stock company for the Auditorium Theatre with Pauline Hall to star in comic opera. Richard Golden joins Richard Savage's touring plans, while David Belasco teases Humpty Dumpty and Klaw Erlanger outline a busy American Theatre season with Sullivan Harris Woods Checkers and other musicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Tiebetts
Auditorium Theatre
Seventh Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Pauline Hall
Casino
Tudulph Aronson
Erminie
Vandtville
Mr. Roberts
Thethy W. Savage
Richard Golden
Yder
Mr. Savage
Mr. Golden
David Belasco
Ae & Erlanger
Conried Plans Opera Movements In Berlin And New York
Heinrich Conried reports from Berlin that Agatha Barrescu has joined his stock company at Irving Place Theatre to sing sitar tragic roles. He expects to engage Paula Ralph for the Metropolitan Opera House company and has arranged with Burghardt of Vienna for production of Parsifal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Connried
Berlin
Agatha
Barrescu
Irving Place Theatre
Metropolitan Opera House
Paula Ralph
Frankfort
Conried
Burghardt
Vienna
Denounced Divorce as Threat to Christian Civility
Asbury Park NJ June 9 A church session heard Rev Dr D J Burrell of New York declare that many would not enter the ministry due to poverty and misteachings of church leaders. A proposed resolution urged banning remarriage for divorced individuals except the innocent party. it was tabled with possible discussion tomorrow. The Lynda will meet next year at Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Reformed Church Anod
D. J. Burrell
Reformed Church of New York
Alfred E. Meyers
New York
Grand Rapids
Nich
McKim Traveling Fellowships Awarded at Columbia
The McKim Traveling Fellowships in Architecture at Columbia University were announced. Frank A. Nelson, class of 1900, and George W. Jacoby, class of 1902, won honors. Edward S. Hewitt and Benjamin F. Cairns, class of 1901, received honorable mention. The fellowship value is 800 dollars from a 20,000 dollar fund by Charles F. McKim, for a monument to celebrate Henry Hudson’s discovery of Manhattan Island to be built at the Mall’s lower end in Central Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKim
Columbia University
Frank A. Nelson
George W. Jacoby
Edward S. Hewitt
Benjamin F. Cairns
Tse
Charles F. McKim
Manhattan Island
Hendarik Hudson
Central Park
Graduation Exercises of the Syracuse Teachers College Class
The graduating class of teachers held final exercises yesterday morning with a class meeting and ivy planting. Miss Lella Virginia delivered the ivy oration at St. Andrew s Hotel where seventy five men and women gathered in cap and gown. Post-prandial toasts highlighted class camaraderie and the graduation dance followed in the college building last evening. Alumni reunion is planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lella Virginia
Syracuse
St. Andrew S Hotel
Dollars and Powder for Philippines Steamer Indiabog Sails
A Brooklyn steamer Indiadeb carried a large consignment of cash and munitions to the Philippines. About $800,000 in silver dollars and thirty tons of black powder plus ten tons of dynamite and ammunition were aboard for the Governor of the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Atlantic Basin
Brooklyn
Philippines
Islands
Hall Named General Manager at New York Shipbuilding Co
Camden June 9 Charles L Hall former purchasing agent for the New York Shipbuilding Company is named General Manager succeeding De Courcey May who became President after the death of Henry G Morse Hall also elected Vice President of the corporation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Charles L. Hall
New York Shipbuilding Company
de Courcey May
Henry G. Morse
Mr. Hall
Society weddings and notable figures in town society
The bridal season dominates society news with weddings and engagements across prominent families. Readers learn of the Suydam White nuptials, Ruth Hanna and McCormick in Cleveland with President Roosevelt expected, and many Atlantic City and London connections including the May, Bagot, and Boardman circles. Also noted are society deaths and funerals of Bartholomew, Clews, de Forest, and Man, plus attendance plans for the Toll House and Royal Albert Hall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
New Jersey
Ruth Hanna
Mccormick
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Galilee
Madge Niles
Sewal
Boardman
Newport Summer Scene Brimming With Diplomatic Guests
Sir Michael Herbert and Lady Herbert join others at the Wilson villa as Newport hosts British Embassy staff for the summer. Percy Wyndham and Arthur Raikes arrive to oversee embassy duties while numerous officials and families settle into cottages along Greenough Place, Gibbs Avenue, and nearby estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Michael Hf. Herbert
R. T. ‘Wilson
Narragansett Avenue
Michael
Lady Herbert
England
Percy Wyndham
Greenough Place
Arthur T. Raikes
Louis B
McCage
Brentledge
Gibbs Avenue
J.stewart Barney
Eldridge Cottage
Ochre Point
Philadelphia
New Cottage
Washington Street
R. R. Fisher
New York
Berkeley
Alwyn Ball, Jr
Boothden
East River
Edwin Booth
J. de Wolfe Cutting
James Li
Igérnochan
de Forest
Brayton
Fall River
Renfrew Park
John Inness Kane
James A. Swan
John Taylor
Lyman Tiffany
Henry de Peyster
de Peyster
Clarkson
Benjamin Toppan
John F. Hubbard
Ex-Vice President Morton Returns from Europe
Ex Vice President Morton arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm after a six months absence in Europe. He was accompanied by his wife and Miss Mary Morton. Morton praised the hospitality of the Duke of Valenca at his Italian home and anticipated the Duke and Duchess’s return visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
der Grosse
Europe
Miss Morton
Mary Morton
Duke of
Valenca
Italy
London Charity Ball Lights Up Albert Hall
Albert Hall glittered with flowers and colored lights as about 4 000 Londoners attended a fancy dress ball in aid of London hospitals. The vast amphitheatre boxes were filled, creating an unprecedented scene of brilliancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Albert Hall
Lady Dufferin and Guests Sparkle at Derby Ball
The Derby event led by Countess of Derby featured the Grenadier Guards band and dancers including Lady Dufferin Lady Craven Lady Cunard and Mesdames Drexel and Basche in gold and silver thread dresses themed Stars and Stripes. Tickets sold at a guinea and fetched high premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Derby
Grenadier Guards
Arthur Paget
Lady Dufferin
Lady Craven
Lady Cunard
Mesdames Drexel and Basche
Wedding of Lucretia Harmon Brown and Dr John Huber
The wedding took place at Grace Church at 3 30 yesterday afternoon with Rev Dr Huntington officiating. The bride walked down the nave with her father William Harmon Brown and was given away by him. Walter K Barton served as best man. ushers included Dr William A Berkeley Dee Reese Satterlee Abner Underhill and William Harmon Brown Jr. The ceremony was small due to family mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia M. Harmon Brown
William Harmon Brown
John Busseur Huber
Grace Church
Abner _Underhill
Ae William Harmon. Brown, Jr
Lawrence Mounts wed at Suburban Avenue home
Miss Susan Hoyt Lawrence and Nelson Roray Mounts were married last evening at 24 Suburban Avenue the ceremony conducted by Rev Romilly F Humpheries rector of Christ Church South Norwalk The maid of honor was Miss Van Tassel The best man was Theodore Y Hobby Ushers included George L Funnell Crosby A Pulling G Willard Hobby and Dr J D Hertz from Bridgeport New York and Norwalk attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Susan Hoyt Lawrence
Nelson Roray Mounts
John K. Lawrence
Suburban Avenue
Romilly F. Humpheries
Christ Church
South Norwalk
Miss van Tassel
Theodore Y. Hobby
George L. Funnell
Bridgeport
Dr. G. Willard, Hobby
New York
Crosby A. Pulling
J. D. Hertz
Marriage at James Cottage Unites Miss Mary Guthrie James and Thomas Ewing
At the James cottage in Saratoga this afternoon Miss Mary Guthrie James daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis W James married Thomas Ewing son of the late Judge Ewing of Pittsburgh Pa The Rev Herbert M Gesner officiated Best man was Dr James Ewing brother of the bride Matron of honor was Mrs Sherman Downs and flower girl Miss Helen James The newlyweds left for a Canada trip and will make Pittsburgh their home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saratoga
James Cottage
Mary Guthrie James
Lewis W. James
Thomas Ewing
Judge Ewing
Pittsburg
Penn
Herbert M. Gesner
Second Presbyterian Church
James Ewing
New York City
Kellogg Livingston Reeve wedding at St Bartholomew's
Miss Marion Kellogg daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kellogg married Henry Livingston Reeve at St Bartholomew's Church yesterday at 4 o'clock. Rev Dr Greer officiated with Leonard Kellogg as escort and William E B Colt Jr as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at 23 East Sixty seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bartholomew's Church
Marion
Jewell Kellogg
Frank Kellogg
Henry Livingston
Reeve
Greer
Leonard Kellogg
William EB. Colt, Jri
Eee PF
Be. Kellogg
Edward Cockroft
John C. Carpenter
T. T. Bates
William D. Judson
East- Sixty-seventh Street
Pretty country wedding in Trinity Church and Rock Hall reception
Miss Frances Louisé Hewlett daughter of Mrs. James Augustus Hewlett wed Edward Siddon Patterson son of Justice Edward Patterson yesterday afternoon. The ceremony took place at Trinity Church with few guests and a large reception at Rock Hall, the bride’s mother’s home, followed by a special train for guests. The bride wore white satin with a point lace veil. Maid of honor Candace Thurber. bridesmaids Eleanor Munro Helen Rogers Rosamond Low Therese Hewlett Dorothy Rand Gertrude Herrick Virginia Scott wore white gowns with pink sashes and hats. Best man Henry Hobart Porter Jr. Ushers included Dr. Henry Stuart Patterson Arthur Coxe Patterson Arthur T. Hewlett C. Russell Hewlett Samuel T. Gilford E. Mortimer Ward George Stewart Patterson and William Cammann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Louisé Hewlett
James Augustus Hewlett
Edward Siddon Patterson
Edward Patterson
Hewlett’s, S. I
Trinity Church
Candace Thurber
Eleanor Munro
Helen’ Rogers
Rosamond . Low
Therese Hewlett
Dorothy’Rand
Gertrude Herrick
Virginia Scott
Gillilan and Nettleton wed in Baltimore Grace Church
Special to The New York Times reports humorist Strickland Gillilan and Harriet Nettleton married at Grace Episcopal Church Baltimore. Rev. Arthur Chilton Powell officiated with Merrill A. Teague giving away the bride. The ceremony featured a white chiffon gown and bridal bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York Turtes
Baltimore
Miss Long Becomes MD At Johns Hopkins Commencement
Miss Margaret Long daughter of ex Secretary of the Navy John D. Long earned the Doctor of Medicine degree at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. She was one of six women in the class, completing a long course with high standing. Her father, absent at the ceremony, recently visited her here. Forty nine medical graduates were conferred degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Margaret Long
Navy
John D. Long
Johns Hopkins University
Miss Long
Smith College
All at Sea Over Fair Sex in Brooklyn Marriage Suit
Mortimer S. Brown sues for annulment of his father Paul S. Brown's 1901 marriage to Miss Augusta Andree. The elderly groom, 90, died soon after the ceremony leaving a $50 000 estate, with Miss Andree claiming legacy and dower rights. Letters and diary extracts were read to show dementia. a physician testified the elder Brown was insane. The trial before Justice Marean continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer S. Brown
Paul’s. Brown
Marean
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Augusta Andree
Ile
Brown
Oliver M. Dewing
State Hospital For the Insane
Kings Park
Long Island
Hilton Will Contested in Court of Appeals
Albany June 9 The Court of Appeals heard arguments in the appeal of Horace Russell and Edward D. Harris executors against Edward B. Hilton and other beneficiaries over the interpretation of the late Henry Hilton will. The holographic 1897 will leaves $50 000 to daughters Cornelia Hughes and Josephine Russell, $10 000 to each grandchild, $5 000 to sister Mary Brown, $10 000 to sister Eliza Hilton, $85 000 to brother James Hilton, with remainder to be divided among the children. The dispute concerns how the remainder is to be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dudge Henry Hilton
A. T. Stewart
Saratoga
New York City
Court of Appeals
Horace Russell
Edward D. Harris
Hilton
Efe
Cornelia J1. Hughes
Josephine WH. Russell
Edward G. Hilton
Albert B. Hilton
James”. Hilton
Mary Brown
Eliza Hilton
Will of Olympia pioneer Stewart upheld as valid
Judge Miller in Vancouver ruled Abbie Howard Hunt Stewart of Olympia valid in the contested will case. Stewart died in San Francisco in January 1902, leaving most of her estate to Eva Gove and Sarah Utt and Mary Dickinson, while blood relatives were provided only pittances. The testator, wife of Col. Robert G. Stewart, founded and greatly expanded the Northwest’s oldest women’s club. The decision may go to the State Supreme Court.
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Tacoma
Wash
Miller
Vancouver
Abbie Howard Hunt Stewart
Olympia
Stewart
San Francisco
Eva Gove
Sarah M. Utt
Pasadena
Cal
Mary Lowe Dickinson
New York
Woman's Club
Northwest
Chilean Ore for Colorado First Texas Shipment
Fifty two freight cars carry silver ore from Chile to smelters in Colorado. The ore sails from Chile to a Mexican port then north through Texas via Laredo San Antonio and Fort Worth. This marks the first silver ore from Chile known to pass through Texas. The other shipment is underway at sea.
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Shellal
New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Chile
South America
Rock Island Railroad
Smmelters
Colorado
Mexico
City of
Laredo
San Antonio
Fort Worth
In the Shops Bead Purses And Embroidered Wares Featured
Readable items describe bead purses started for 1.50 and ready stamped patterns for collars and cuffs. Embroidered waists in blue and red shades with graduated century dots, and centerpieces in red and blue. Artistic pottery includes electric lamps, an orange tree sculpture, and clock and inkstandpieces with gray tones and detailed figures.
Death of William H. Perot and a famed abduction case
The Baltimore shipping leader William van Perot dies after a life linked to a famous international abduction case. His family included sons William Yates Perot, Charles G. Perot of New York, Adolphus F. Perot, and daughter Mrs. J. F. Heyward. The mother of his grandchildren disappeared with Gladys, 11, then to Montreal and Liverpool with Neptune Flood, later married to a British army captain.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Wiliam van Perot
Perot, Son & Coy
Paris
Gladys
Montreal
Liverpool
Neptune Tlood
Collin Campbell
Perot
Braintsther
State Department
Livepee
Obituary Notes From Aotober News Clippings
Obituary notes honor Capt John M Brinker and many other prominent figures. Retrus SpmicKett former New Haven City Court judge and lawyer dies. George B McCare Engraving Bureau chief dies in Salem NY. Joseph I Pries t printer longtime Williamsburg resident dies. James O Neill Oratani Field Club steward dies of pneumonia in Hackensack. Aaron B Turner founder editor Grand Rapids Eagle dies at 81. Rev Dr Faye Walker former Oxford College for Women president dies in Philadelphia. George M Hazarp dies in Newark after immigration service career. Col leox George Leach US Army dies in New York after pneumonia. Capt Dante W Fisk Helena Herald former proprietor dies in Brooklyn. James De Forest Sr NY businessman dies at Sumpwams River home. Ritc hard Nugent veteran Republican official and lithographer dies after intestinal illness. funeral from Broadway home.
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John M. Brinker
Buffalo
Retrus Spmickett
New Haven
GeoRge B. McCare
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Grant
Salem
N. Y
JosEph I. Briest
Williamsburg
Samuel Cutler
South Ninth Street
James O’ Nei
Oratani Field Club
Hackensack
N. J
Mr. O'Neill
Aaron B. Turner
Old
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Faye Walker
Oxford College For Women
Philadelphia
Walker
Middle West
Hebron Presbyterian Church
George M. Hazarp
Osborn Terrace
Newak
Cystrom
Immigration Service
Col
Ieux
George Lesce
United States Army
Kenesaw, Zez West
Ceh Leach
Dante. W. Fisk
Helena
Mont
Herald
St. Peter's Hospital
Brooklyn
Capt. Fisk
Broooklyn
Pierrepont Street
James G. Blaine
Fisk
Indiana
James de Forest, Sr
New York City
Sumpwams River
Connecticut
W. W. de. Forest & Co
Gallatin National Bank
Phoenix Insurance Company
Union League Club
Stephen H
James
G., Jr
Frederick
Wheelerly Forest
Hollister
Russell. Ritchard
HW. Nugent
Republican County Committee
Chester A. Arthur
Nugent
Veteran , Firemen’s Association
Volunteers
Jewelry Heist Worth 816000 Prompts Protective Warnings
A clipping urges readers to guard property after a jewelry robbery valued at 816000. It promotes placing valuables in the L. T. Safe Deposit Co secured by collars and lock fronts, located at Fulton and Clinton Streets in Brooklyn, urging precautionary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Safe Deposit Co
Fulton and Clinton Sts
Brooklyn
Parker Scarred? Parker-Scudder Wedding Notice in NJ Church
Married Tuesday June 5 195 at Christ Church South Amboy New Jersey. Officiant Rev H M Pearse presided as Elizabeth Gran Scudder wed John Mortimer Parker in a simple church ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker—Scudder
Christ Aqhurch
South Amboy
N. J
Hi. M
Pearse
Elizabeth the Gran Scudder
John Mortimer Parker
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices From June Deaths
A compilation of death notices and funeral details across several families. Entries include Margaret Ann Barr of 2s Waverley Place with a pending funeral, George Ward Bartholomew of Madison Ave with a private interment, Mary Minturn Hartlett Bartlett of Southern Pines NC, and Mary Ludlow Bend of 23 West North noth St. plus others such as Robert Frederick Blum, Harriet Clarkson, James G de Forest, Amy Hoyt, and Henry Graham Thompson with service locations in New York City Cincinnati Milford and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minturn Post
Baywood
Clifton
S. 1
New York
Bartlett
Mary Minturn Hartlett
Southern Fines
North Carolina
Bend
Vth
West Noth. St
Mary Ludlow Bend
William DG
Catherine A. Bend
Blum
Robert Frederick Drum
Grove St
Sammel Floyd Clarkson
North
Parsons AV
Trinity Church
Yanks MN
Dr Forest
Babylon
N. Y
James G. de Forest
I Goodenough
Amy Hi
John C.woodendough
Central Park West
Hoyt
Iszra P. Hoyt
West Nith St
Frias
Hye’ Park
Cone Massey
Toronto
Ontario
Puneral
Garficht Place
Brooklyn
Dams
N. Thompson
Milford
Henry Graham
Thompson
Orrin
Love -Lusk ‘Thourpson
Enfield
Conn
Denver
Colorado
van Wyck
James van Wryck
Abraham van Wyck
Wieropee
Reinerhoff
Death notices for Private William Hyverett Rathbun and Julius Sands
Private William Hyverett Rathbun of Company B 7th Regiment N G NY died suddenly this morning. His funeral is set for June 16 at 8 PM at his residence 1089 Madison Avenue. James E Schuyler Captain. The Sanitarium for Hebrew Children funeral for Julius Sands from 12 East 75th Street tomorrow at 9:30 AM, with Dr Samuel Kohn presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smhithe
Willam Hyverett Rathbun
Madison Avenue
James .E. Schuyler
Julius Sands
Samuel Kohn
Summer Tourist Guide angekündigt für New York Times
The New York Times will publish a comprehensive Summer tourist guide in its next Sunday issue on June 14. Hundreds of leading Summer hotels will announce their offerings, and readers are advised to order in advance from news dealers to secure a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Kaiser Wilhelm de Rosse Imports Item Discovered by Inspectors
Shortly after arrival at the pier Kaiser Wilhelm de Rosse and his brother Phil were stopped by Customs Inspectors who found a coat snatched away and seized old case silver and hand wrought filigree disks. The Rosenaus were relieved to pay duties around $200 and depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See
Rosenau
Phil ' Vio
Rosenaus
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