Public Schools Eye Simplified Spelling and School Census
The Simplified Spelling Board scored a win and the Board of Education weighs adopting 300 simplified spellings. A school census will be taken by the Police Department with Education tabulating, while a lunch program faced rejection as nonessential. The Normal College seeks a new building and $500,000 in stock via the Board of Estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Superintendents
Draper
Police Department
Department of Education
Edson
Straubenmuller
Shallow
Brander Matthews
Charles E. Sprague
John Greene
National Educational Association
Maxwell
Davis
Meloney
O’brien
Stevens
Walsh
Gustave Straubenmuller
Supt
Jevens
Haupt
Uise
Earl Stern
Stern
Karrison
Winthrop
Board of Estimate
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Board of Trustees of
the Normal College
Lexington Avenue
Sixty-eighth
A Bs
New Trolley Line for Long Island
The Suffolk Traction Company of Patchogue, with capital of 1 200 000, was incorporated at Albany yesterday to build a street railroad 25 miles long from Brookhaven to Babylon. It will pass through Brookhaven Bellport Patchogue Blue Point Bayport Sayville Islip and list directors including Clinton L. Rossiter D H Valentine Henry Seibert M F Sheehan D L Hughes C A Collins H Jaycox M G Wiggins G Roe and Benjamin B. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Suffolk Traction Company
Patchogue
S. L
Albany
Brookhaven
Babylon
Bellport
Peitchogue
Blue Point
Bayport
Savville
Islip
Clinton L. Rossiter
D. H. Vailentine
Henry Seibert
M. F. Sheehan
D. L
Not a Long-Distance Call Deepens Restaurant Ruse
John Smith, a law clerk, reports to Lemuel Green by telephone from a Times Square restaurant. The plan to meet in Cos Cob collapses as both men realize the other is nearby, prompting Green’s retreat and Smith’s alarmed exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Lemuel Green
Jack
Times Square
Cos Ceb
Conn
Mr. Green
Vimes Square
Smith
Cos Cob
Grand Central Station
Citywide Graduates Reach Ten Thousand In 454
Ten thousand four hundred fifty four students earned diplomas in New York City commencements with 86 graduates at School 10 on 117th Street and St Nicholas Avenue and 32 graduates at School 76 on Lexington Avenue. Manhattan led with 4 590 graduates followed by Brooklyn 3 901, Bronx 974, Queens 774 and Richmond 215. The ceremonies featured salutatorian Miss Margaret Howard and valedictorian William Netter at School 69, and University President John H Finley attended School 10 events with a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fifty-fourth Street
Holloway
Margaret Howard
William Netter
John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
117Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Swan Street
Abraham Stern
Board of Education
Rivington
Eldridge Streets
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Salvation Army Leader Evangeline Booth Ill at Yonkers Park
Miss Evangeline Booth commander of the Salvation Army in the United States is confined at her Yonkers Park home with a severe chill. She has canceled public engagements and postponed a trip to England to consult with her father Gen Booth. The surgeon reports a high fever but says she is improving and should be fine in a few days. Col William Peart confirms the illness and notes she became ill Sunday and that no alarm is warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Yonkers Park
England
Gen. Booth
Col
William Peart
Army
Engagement Noted Between Miss Mary Digges Lee and Quaterbridge Horsey
The notice details the engagement of Miss Mary Digges Lee of 56 East Fifty-fourth Street to Quaterbridge Horsey of Burkittsville Maryland. It outlines family connections to the Carroll and Lee families, and lists several social movements and summer plans of relatives and associated households from New York to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Digges Lee
Charles Carroll Lee
East Fifty-fourth Street
Quaterbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
Miss Lee
Charles Carroll
Carrallton
Lee
Maryland
Miss Parrish
James Parrish Lee
Tuxedo
Clara Lincoln
Oaterbridge Horsey
Carroll
Horsey
Frederick County
Emile Warrick Montgomery
Edward White
Justice White
Supreme Court of the United States
Opera diva Jacoby leaves hospital after appendicitis operation
Mme. Jacoby of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company will today leave the sanatorium of Dr. W. Gill Wylie at 215 West Forty-third Street. She underwent an appendicitis operation two weeks ago. the operation proved successful and she has already fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Jacoby
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
W. Gill Wylie
West Forty-third Street
Miss Elizabeth Gregory Weds Ellis J. Staley In Albany
In Albany at the Church of the Holy Innocents on June 27, Miss Elizabeth Gregory married Ellis J. Staley, an assistant to the Attorney General. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend A. B. Haganan of Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Church of the Holy Innocents
Elizabeth Gregory
Ellis J. Staley
A. B. Hagenan
Binghamton
Nominations Sent for Embassy and Consulate Posts
The President named Lewis Einstein of New York as Second Secretary of the Embassy at Constantinople and Montgomery Schuyler Jr. of New York as Envoy and Consul General for Romania and Servia, sending the slate to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lewis Einstein
New York
Constantinople
Montgomery Schuyler Jr
Roumania
Servia
Ocean liners Deutschland and La Provence race for records
The Deutschland and La Provence plan a speed voyage across the Atlantic with head to head timing and anticipated sighting off the Lizard next Wednesday. Both ships will sail at 9 and 10 am respectively carrying notable passengers including diplomats, officials, and prominent Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
la Provence
Europe
Lizard
M. Jusserand
Washington
Fournier
de Faramond
Nicholas Longworth
Congressman Tannerneen
Robert H. McCurdy
Chester
H. Aldrich
G. Winthrop Sands
J. W. Sheldon
Charles Phelps
John W. Daly
George von L. Meyer, Jr
Grand Send off for Delany on Presewn La Provence
Corporation Counsel Delany and Mrs Delany sail today on La Provence and will be abroad until early September. The Times Square Business Men's Club led by E A Kennedy plans a rousing send off with a steamer arranged by the committee. The outing’s hosts include Thomas J Shanley Dillon J McDermott W Ravens Alfred Y Morgan Harry Bannon M A Mullen Ira Levison Dr J F Meehan and Stephen McPartland Jr. In Delanys absence Theodore Connolly will oversee his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delany
Thomas J. Shanley
Dillon J. McDermott
W. Ravens
Alfred Y. Morgan
Harry Bannon
M. A. Mullen
Ira Levison
J. F. Meehan
Stephen McPartland, Jr
Theodore Connolly
Hippopotamus Trio Reunites as Caliph Faces Crowded Tank
In Central Park Menagerie Caliph the large hippo is crowded out by baby Peter and the newer arrival Miss Murphy watched as the three hippopotami struggled for space. To ease tension Director Smyth orders sale of Peter the baby hippo. The decision marks the seventh such separation in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caliph
Central Park
Miss Murphy
Smyth
Hippo
Peter
Sea Breeze seeks 35000 for seaside hospital fund
The New York Society for Improving the Condition of the Poor needs 35000 more to complete its 250000 seaside hospital for crippled tuberculosis of the bones and glands. With 215000 raised, donors set a June 30 deadline. a permanent site may be Sea Breeze or Far Rockaway. Salt air therapy has shown success prompting inquiries nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Society For
Sea Breeze
Coney Island
Far Rockaway
Dismiss Preacher Sailor Fortner Is Dishonorably Discharged
Matthew Fortner the preacher sailor from South Carolina was dishonorably discharged from the U S Navy. He enlisted to study conditions for ministry but deserted after admitting moral doubts. Arrested in a South Carolina divinity college he faced sympathy and possible presidential review, with Fortner planning to return to pursue ministerial studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Matthew Fortner
South Carolina
United States Navy
Fortner
Navy
Army of Gospel Workers
Roosevelt
United States
Thortner
Ministy
Taft Elected Yale Corporation Member at Alumni Dinner
At Yale University June 27 1908 President Mellen announced Secretary of War Taft won 3087 of 8703 votes to join the Yale corporation succeeding Chauncey M Depew whose term ends this year. Commencement featured degrees conferred and an alumni dinner with reform themes and honors to notable academics and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Hadley
Yale University
Tafty
Chauncey M. Depew
Taft
Charles T. Catlin
Brooklyn
Beard
Yale
Woolsey Hall
America
York
William Williams Keen
Philadelphia
Sir Chentung
Liang Cheng
Washington
Benjamin Drake Magruder
Supreme Court of
Illinois
Edmund Wetmore
New York
William Williams
Charles Sanger Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Samuel Escoe Tillman
West Point Military Academy
Walter Belknap Jones
George Edward Ide
Charles Coolidge Haight
Victor Howard Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Frank Johnston Jones
Cincinnati
Carl Stoeckel
Gustave Beecone Battell
James Gore King McClure
McCormick Theological Seminary
Francis Bacon
Yale Medical School
Henry Herbert Donaldson
Wistar Institute
Mellen
Harvard Honors Hitchcock at 270th Commencement
Harvard University conferred 917 degrees this morning at Sanders Theatre with 438 graduates in academic and scientific programs and 11 honorary degrees. Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock and Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte attended along with Gov. Curtis Guild Jr. of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Hitchcock
Navy
Bonaparte
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
Harvard University Alumni Association
Joseph H. Choate
Guild
Gov. Guild
Edward Henry Strobel
Harvard
George Foote Moore
George Herbert Palmer
Thomas Day Seymour
Yale
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Interior
Friedrich Altoff
Arthur Cushman McGiffert
Union Theological Seminary
New York
James Bartlett Gregg
Colorado
David Utter
Denver
Howard Adams Carson
Boston
Henry Herbert Edes
Arthur Edwin Kennelly
State camp amusements feature two big ball games
At Peekskill on June 27 the regimental team defeated Peekskill Lodge of Elks 19 to 7 while Companies E and H of the Twelfth played a high scoring game with 11 runs in five innings for H and twice that for E. The day also includes riding and marching drills a band concert luncheons and a review by Lieut Governor Bruce with Gen Roe and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Peekskill
East Plain
Peekskill Lodge of Elks
Roe
Capt. Lyon
Col
Huston
Gen. Roe
Greer
Lyon
L. Bouittellier
Gov. Higgins
Gov. Bruce
Dyer
Leading Woman Out Of The Man on the Box Cast
Marie Nordstrom missed the Lyric Theatre performance due to illness and Pauline Whitson filled in. Happyland and Kiralfy’s The Carnival of Venice at South Beach Staten Island opens at 2 pm Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Nordstrom
Lyric Theatre
Pauline Whitson
Happyland
Kiralfy
South Beach
Staten Island
Weather Forecast and Temperature Readings in Washington
Lower pressure spans Ohio Valley to western regions with 30 inHg in parts of Colorado Montana and Alberta. Eastern areas see rising pressures while New England remains unsettled. Today and Friday call for showers, cooler temperatures, and variable to fresh winds from the west to southeast. Temperature highs and lows noted with yesterday's average around 76 degrees and a maximum near 85 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Valley
Colorado
Montana
Alberta
New England
European
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Esternnsylvania
United States Weather Bureau
Democrats Nominate Emery and Denounce Railroads
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Convention endorses William Jennings Bryan and nominates Lewis Emery Jr for Governor with John J. Green as Secretary of Internal Affairs and Jere Black as Lieutenant Governor. The ticket unites Democrats with Lincoln and Prohibition factions and seeks reform of corporations and public service regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Creasy
John J. Green
Philadelphia
Mr. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas J. Ryan
John T. Lenahan
Ryan
Emery
Lincoln Party
Arthur G. Dewalt
Lehigh County
James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Black
Jere S. Black
Buchanan
Creasy
House of Representatives
Green
E. A. Coray
Luzerne County
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Lincoln Arty
Coray
Quay-Penrose Republican
Pattison
Penrose Organization
Weaver
Democrats
Aepublican
Wisconsin Democrats Back Bryan in 1908 Convention
The Wisconsin Democratic Party met in Milwaukee to outline policy for the fall campaign. The delegates favored endorsing William Jennings Bryan as the 1908 nominee and called for tariff reform. John A. Aylward of Madison was elected permanent chairman as the platform was prepared for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
James M. Guffy
National Democratic Committee
Milwaukee
Democrats of
Wisconsin
Daniel H. Grady
Portage
John A. Aylward
Madison
Bryan
China
Russia
Organization of Popular Government
Norway
Prince of Peace
Calvary Sepulchre
William Jennings Ryan
Remarried After 24 Years in Georgia
In February 1882 at St Marys Georgia Miss Isabella Seaman wed Frederick Ketcham Clark. On June 26 at 108 West 6th St the couple were remarried by Rev D G Wylie. Neighbors question the remarriage after twenty four years but Mrs Clark gives no statement beyond noting no anomaly. The daughter, about 20, said the couple wished to marry again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Seaman
Bt. Mary's
Isabella Seaman
Frederick Ketcham Clark
West 6Th St
Wylie
Isabella Seaman Clark
Clarks
Times
D. G. Wylie
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Jere Dunn Dead at 83 A Storied Gambler and Ex-Convict
Jere Dunn, an old-time sport linked to gambling, prizefighting, and a life of crime, died of cancer yesterday at his home in Elizabeth New Jersey. He was 83, had a notorious record including two killings in self defense, and spent time in Sing Sing after a risky career across New York Chicago and San Francisco. His wife owns substantial property in Elizabeth and remained well off. Dunn’s life intersected with actors politicians and sports figures as he chased horses, fights, and wagering across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere Dunn
Chilton Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Dunn
Texas
San Francisco
Chicago
Barrymore
Captain Davenport
Alabama
Jere
New York
Ellisworth
Five Zouaves
Pennsylvania
Logan
St. Louis
Sing Sing
Jimmy Elliott
Tivoli
Elliott
John L. Sullivan
Byrnes
St. James
Death List of a Day Budgett Meakin Dies in London
Budgett Meakin writer and lecturer died in London from internal hemorrhage. Born August 8 1866 in Ealing Park he served as assistant editor and editor of The Times of Morocco from 1884 to 1893. He lectured widely in Europe Asia America and Northern Africa and held the Order of Medjidie for Islam studies. He married Kate Alberta in 1900 and authored several works on Morocco and Moorish life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budgett Meakin
Ealing Park
Times of
Morocco
Europe
Asia
America
Africa
England
Hartford Times Business Manager Rufus H. Jackson Dies
Rufus H. Jackson longtime Wartford Times business manager died suddenly of heart disease at his Hartford home. A native of Hartford he worked for Cushman Chuck Company before joining The Times for twenty five years. He was a 32nd degree Mason Elks Knight of Pythias and held leadership roles in local business groups. Survived by his mother and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Rufus H. Jackson
Wartford Times
Marshall Street
Cushman Chuck Company
The
Times
Jackson
Order of Elks
Knights of Pythias
State Business Men’s Association
Hartford Business Men’s Association
Mrs Harriet S Huntington Dies in San Francisco at 86
Mrs Harriet S Huntington mother of Henry E Huntington traction operator in Los Angeles Willard Huntington and Mrs E Burk Holliday died in San Francisco after several weeks illness. She was 86 years old and had resided for many years in Oneonta New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet S. Huntington
Henry E. Huntington
Los Angeles
Cal
Willard Huntington
E. Burk Holliday
San Francisco
Oneonta
N. Y
Col William S Sharp Dies After Paralysis Illness
Trenton notices the death of Col William S Sharp former proprietor of The South Jerseyman who died in Mercer Hospital after paralysis began last Monday. He spoke in Greeley’s presidential campaign and is survived by a brother in Sharps Wharf Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
William’ S. Sharp
South Jerseyman
Mercer Hospital
Sharp
Greeley
Sharps Wharf
Multiple Obituaries From Newark Jersey City and Portland
Raymond Sommer age 32 brother of Essex County Sheriff dies from trolley fall injuries. Dr Herbert James Liddle age 32 dies. funeral at 63 West Thirty-seventh Street. Charles De Witt dies of apoplexy at 21 Belmont Avenue Jersey City. He was born March 31 1822 in New York. family history includes US presidency era service in Guatemala. Isaac T Frost dies in Portland Michigan. head of Frost & Co flour merchants and Produce Exchange. bachelor with surviving brother Thomas Frost of Portland and sister in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Sommer
Frank H. Sommer
Essex County
N. J
Walnut Street
Newark
Herbert James Liddle
West Thirty-seventh Street
Liddle
Brooklyn
Long Island College Hospital
Charles DE Witt
Belmont Avenue
Jersey City
New York
Jackson
Central America
Guatemala
Isaac T. Frost
Portland
Mich
Thomas Frost
Produce Exchange
Ulster County
N. Y
J. C. Frost
Frost
Minneapolis
Author of Patriotic Hymn Dies
TORONTO Ontario June 27 Alexander Muir author of The Maple Leaf died at midnight last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Alexander Muir
In Memory of the Black Watch Dedication at Ticonderoga
The Black Watch Memorial dedication and Carnegie Library opening in Ticonderoga New York will take place on July 4. Andrew Carnegie funded both gifts and the day includes unveiling a tablet to the Ticonderoga Historical Society by the Forty second Royal Highland Regiment in memory of those who fell at the battle of Ticonderoga on July 8 1758.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Watch
Carnegie Library
Andrew Carnegie
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Weddings Result in June Nuptials Across New York Area
A series of June nuptials includes Julia Mabel Sammis marrying William Ludlum Denton Jr at Puntine Street Jamaica Queens. Fannie Smith weds Herman Duval in Catskill Hudson residence. Marietta Marche ties the knot with Albert Bradlee Hunt at ISHAM COLLINS. William B. Isham Jr. weds Sarah Collins in Purchase New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. S. Demarest
Rutgers College
New Jersey
Fannie Smith
Frederick T. Smith
Herman Duval
New York
Hunt—Marche
George S. Payson
William B. Isham, Jr
Sarah Collins
Richard S. Collins
Obituary notices from New York and New Jersey deaths
Multiple notices list June 1906 deaths including Amalia M Evertz David C Fine Lester Genung Grace Anderson Griffin Jessie Elizabeth Hornblower Evelyn O Connor Thomas S Ryder William J Swan Mary A Thatcher and Edmund A Ward. Funeral details and locations in Brooklyn Manhattan Montclair Englewood Babylon East Orange Richfield Springs and other localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Hoadley
Englewood
Wnw
Russell
Charlies Hoadley
Harriette Hastings
Hornblower
New York City
Jessie Elizabeth
Josiah Newport Hornblower
West 81St St
O’connor
Montclair
N. J
Evelyn Ee Ee
Charles O'Connor
Clinton St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clinton Av
New York
Ryder
Babylon
L. T
Thomas S. Ryder
St. Vincent
Swan
Hahnemann Hospel
William J. Swan
Lucretia G
Samuel Swan
Funeral Chapel
West 284 St
Thatcher
Susquehanna
Penn
Mary A
Cyrus Thatcher
Andrew McWhiney
Prospect St
East Orange
Chambers St
Ward
Richfield Springs
Edmund A. Ward
Augustus H
Ann Maria Ward
Grace Church
Trinity Cemetery
In Memoriam Philip Waldheimer
In memory of Philip Waldheimer a faithful advocate and counselor and loyal friend who departed this life June 28 1905 May eternal peace be his John R Heinzelman
Marriage and Death Notices Across Major Papers
Notices indicate marriages and deaths in The New York Times can appear in multiple named papers on request. Additional charges apply for insertion or telegraphing across Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Inquirer Chicago Record Herald Cleveland Leader Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Democrat and Chronicle St Louis Republic St Paul Pioneer Press Syracuse Post Standard and Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Boston Glo
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati
Annes
Chicago Record
Herald
Cleveland
Main Dealer
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Graid
St. Louis Republic
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Washington Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Normal College
Eva Booth III
Lewis L. Hyde
Washington Square North
Elizabethtown
Richard S. Barnes
Washington, Conn
Lloyd Aspinwall
Miss Bessie Moulton
Cedarhurst
Arthur Moulton
George Lewis
Tarrytown
Emily Dutild Grugan
Anno Schwab
Seabright
Lawrence White
George Potts
Monmouth Beach
Charles Tracy Barney
Paul Smith
Miss McCook
Miss Wyckoff
North Woods
William B. Trowbridge
Emerson Camp
Henry Trevor
Cooper Camp
Huntington Norton
Marie Montant
Manhanset Shelter Island
Sone
Louis Faugeres Bishop
Bishop
West Fifty-fifth Street
York Harbor
Staley
Gregory
Deutschland
Provence
Pany
Julia Marlowe
Jerome A. Bonaparte
George A. Bailard
Theodore W. Cramp
Cramp
M. L. Clothier
G. del Amo
F. A. Durban
J. A
Leroy McKim
W. G. Morgan
R. A. McClure
Internal Revenue
John W. Yerkes
Wallach Goodrich
W. H. Peckham
L. Vogel
Albert Walters
Carl Evert Taube
James W. Patterson
William L. Pomeroy
Countess de Sorgueville
Robert B. Parker, Jr
Times Square Business Men’s Club
Park Hippopotami United
Depew
Yale Corporation
Gov
Bruce
Prohibition
Block Island
R. I
Long Island Railroad
Montauk Steamboat CO
Montauk Point
East 34Th St
34Th St
Montauk
Montauk S. E. Co.—Ale Water Route. Leave New York, New Pier &, E. R
Hanover Sq
L' Sta
Meakin
London
Col. Williams S. Sharp
Napoleon
Christian Gauss
New York Times Saturday Review of Books
Elizabeth Banks
James Huneker
Dr. Kennaird
Italy
July Magazines
Woodlawn
Harlem
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 230
N. Y. City
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
Chelsea
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