Rain Delays Big Pittsburgh Baseball Championship Day
Bob Emslie will umpire today's game as Boston faces Baltimore in a delayed championship on a rainy day in Pittsburgh. Fans from McKeesport Wheeling Uniontown Beaver Youngstown and nearby towns packed the city only to be kept away by rain. Ground conditions are fair with Galvin to pitch Mack behind Evslie at catcher.
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Pennsylvania
McKeesport
Wheeling
Uniontown
Beaver
Youngstown
Pittsburg
von der Ahe
Temple
Arron
Sonaay
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Galvin
Mack
Evslie
Scandrett
Louisville Triumphs Over Chicago In Well Played Game
Louisville defeats Chicago 7 to 2 as Meekin steadies mound and strong defense saves runs. Key hits by Jennings Kuehne and solid stops by Dunagan and Canavan highlight a low-scoring early affair. Attendance not specified. game played in Louisville with Gum bert affected by early inning trouble.
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Louisville
Chicago
Gumbert
Meekin
Jennings
Kuehne
Opening of League Season Amid Bad Weather
A large crowd including Governor Russell witnessed Boston defeat Baltimore in a close, exciting game. Attendance 3,95. Scoring details show Welch, Long, and Gansel among key players. Pitcher Nichols faced Buffington, multiple hits tallied with walks and errors noted. Time of game one hour and five minutes with umpire Gaffney.
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Restos
Governor Russell
Stat
Boston
Attendaanes
Summant Roné
Hoston
Baltimore
Nath VanHaltren
Long
Gansel
Mome
Welsh
Beerifcehlus
Daly
Lown
McCarthy
Whistier
Gonton
Halls
Buffinton
Wse
hall—WasHaliren
Nichols
Joy Buffnton
Gaffney
Opening game damp and warm as Cleveland defeats Cincinnati
A crowd of about forty to fifty percent attended the opener. Chamberlain pitched for Cleveland and was hit hard by Cincinnati while Young worked in the box. Weather warm, grounds damp from morning rain. Score by innings and player notes follow, with earned runs listed for Cleveland at seven and Cincinnati with several hits and errors. Umpire Lynch, time two hours two minutes.
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Curvetaxo
Chamberlain
Young
Eonds
Burkett
Tham
Halligan. R
Miniean
Idiar
Tebean
Oir Nell
MraAleer
Comiskey
Virtue
To Day's League Schedule
St Louis faces Pittsburgh, Cincinnati meets Cleveland, Philadelphia travels to Brooklyn, Baltimore visits Boston, Washington plays New York in today’s schedule.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
New York
Baltimore Dispute Over umpire decision in baseball game
The Baltimore Base Ball Club protested Umpire Mahony's ruling awarding the game to New York. Secretary Herman Van der Morst telegraphed President Young at Washington claiming lack of proper notification. Vice President Waltz and Manager Powers dispute who should have notified Captain Ewing.
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Battmans
Baltimore Baseball Club
Herman van der Morst
Young
Washington
Mahony
New York
New Yorks
Aketer
Waltz
Powers
Ewing
Captain van Dultrea
Louisville Players Released and Roster Changes
Cahill and Hess of the Louisville ball club were unconditionally released from their contracts. Browning was signed again and will play left field. Weaver will be behind the bat again as part of the updated lineup.
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Louisville
Lovievitte
Cahill
Hess
Browning
Weaver
Umpire Dan Corcoran Dismissed for Drunkenness
President Williams of the Western League dismissed umpire Dan Corcoran for drunkenness on the field during Tuesday's Columbus Milwaukee game and betting on Milwaukee. Columbus lost 4 to 3 and the calls were blamed for nearly provoking a riot. Catcher John Berger
Sunol the Trotter Visits Pittsburg Area Owner Predicts Record
Robert Bonner, owner of Sunol and Maud 5, spent yesterday in Pittsburg after arriving from New York. Sunol is quartered at Miller & Sibley’s Franklin stock farm under trainer Marvin, formerly with Senator Stanford. Bonner, met by John W. Echols, believes Sunol can beat 2 06 in this season’s races and plans to travel to Allanta for the Scotch-Irish opening.
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Sunol
Robert Bonner
Maud 5
Pittsburg
Bonner
New York
Franklin, Pa
Sundl
Miller & Sibley
Marvin
Leland Stanford
Union Station
John W. Echols
Franklin
Maude
Allanta
Results at Memphis Gale day at Montgomery Park
April 21 at Montgomery Park featured a breezy meet with about six hundred attendees. Favorite winners were scarce as the Indies drew a large crowd and races produced tight finishes led by Buckner, Jim Dunn, and Hay D in close battles across six furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth.
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Mexrais
Montgomery Park
Six Furlet
Gaylor
Josephine Cassidy
Helter Skelter
Sim- Bina A
Brazos
Matitis
Hay D
Red Banner
Hay Dance Fringe
Ted
Buckner
Jim Dunn
Frobinhood
Sewickley Athletes Plan New Clubhouse and Park
The Sewickley Athletic Association abandons a downtown clubhouse plan and funds a $15,000 project on the old grounds. A quarter mile bicycle track, baseball and tennis facilities will be improved in the park, with a modern clubhouse, social spaces, and ladies welcome.
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Sewickley Athletic Association
Sewickley Amateur Theatrical Association
Sewickley
Sewickley Athletic Park
Pittsburg
Guttenberg Track Results April 21
Rain dampened attendance but races conducted with multiple finishes. Mazim filly Fist led early in four and a half furlongs, Filbury placed second, Battle Cry third. Subsequent races saw Elesnor first, Nick arcane second, Reideliant third. Moonstone first, Iil Spent second, Salisbury third. Sandstone won the one and one eighth miles, San Aldo second, Sir George third.
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Gorrensies
Mazim
Fist
Filbury
Battle Cry
Elesnor
Nick Arcane
Reideliant
Akan
Secon Soethalter Ahind
Furlo Moonstone
Iil
Salisbury
Sandstone
San Aldo
Sir George
Pickett
Centaur
Slosson In Form for World Championship
George F. Slosson trains for the April Chicago showdown with Ives in a bid for the world billiards title. Local amateurs praise his peak form and strict adherence to championship rules as he aims to carry the emblem to New York.
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New York
George F. Slosson
Ives
Chicago
Slaxson
Slosson
Local Cricket League Meeting Set for Saturday at 4:15
The postponed meeting of the local Cricket League will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 15 in the Hotel Schlosser. Member clubs should be well represented as a game schedule and by laws are expected to be adopted. The last date for new membership applications will also be at the meeting.
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Schlosser
Denny and McWhorter Clash In $100 Pigeon Shooting Match
A lively East End shooting duel yesterday saw J O R Denny and E H McWhorter face off for one hundred dollars a side. They shot at live pigeons with Denny holding early betting advantage. The public noted a strong start and a tense, fast pace throughout the match.
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East End
J. O'R. Denny
E. H. McWhorter
Mr. Denny
Homestead Gun Club to Hold Sweepstake Shoot
The Homestead Gun Club on the West Run Club grounds plans a sweepstake shoot this Saturday with eight matches. Trap shooting is expected to be excellent as club President J. S. Ross leads the event.
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Brappock
Homestead Gun Club
West Run
Ross
Chess Masters Draw As Lipschutz Sho Walte r Fight Ends
In New York the Chess Masters event saw Lipschutz and Showalter finish their second game in a draw after a Queen's gambit buildup with Lipschutz isolating the advance. The first game, agreed yesterday, was also drawn by mutual consent. Chicago reports Bob Fitzsimmons replies to Corbett about an upcoming engagement and a city ban on a knockout bout prevents a next Saturday match.
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New York
Lipschutz
Showalter
Chicago
Bob Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Old Sport Faces Hard Luck Amid Baseball Buzz
A cluttered column notes Corkilll and others urging cheers for Old Sport while teams endure misfortune. It mentions umpire decisions, upcoming events at Exposition Park, and players like Morgan Murphy and Baldwins suit talks. Attendance woes and city contrasts color the baseball scene.
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Corkilll
Ars
Noe
Lync
Choyser to Box Ed Smith in Four Rounds Tomorrow
Boxing note reports J W C writes to Thomas McCaffrey in Pittsburgh and Jack Fooarty praises Jim Hall as among the best in the country. Choyser will meet Ed Smith in a four round bout tomorrow night. James Smith-Mitchell is noted as a puncher who knocked Sullivan down in Madison Square. Jack Doe arrived yesterday and engaged Ed Safith for a four round match in Philadelphia.
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J. W.C
Thomas McCaffrey
Butler Street
Pittsburg
Jack Fooarty
Jim Hall
Choyser
Ed Smith
J. T. Smith
Mitchell
Sullivan
Madison Square
Jack Aoe
City
Ed Safith
Philadelphia
Homewood Spring Races Set Despite Campaign Silence
The Homewood spring races will proceed as announced. Meadville is noted as a familiar locale for trotters, while Tarf. T. S-Maud S did not campaign last year or in JH, confirming a quieter prelude to the event.
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Maud S
Meadville
Brappock
Local Sporting Notes and Schedule Talk
Miscellaneous notes report Denny's win in a recent match. Franks Lenz a local cyclist nears world spin readiness. A meeting with Schiesser to set this season's schedule is mentioned. Teams are to be represented and 3,000 fire birds supplied by Shaner and Crow. No birds yet classified as perfect.
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Denny
Frank Lenz
Aan Lenene
Tom Hotel Schiesser
Stauld
Dainese
Mesa Shaner and
Crow
People Who Come and Go at Local Hotels
A list of visitors and guests staying at area hotels including the Monongahela and Seventh Avenue. Names include Dr Reese Alsop, E B Isop, John C Wallace, James C Hatten, F G Blackford, Miss Macgie McCarnes, C M Crawford, Geo mayor of Painesville, P H Griffin, T G Smith, C Slocum, Mrs J S Harah, Miss Harah, Miss Jessie B Dowden, Dr LB Reed, William A Zahn, Charles M Swank, A M McDowell, W C Hans, Henry Schmulbach, Major J B Maitland, Alice Semple, Frank H Stamm, and J Woolslayer.
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Reese F. Alsop
As Ann's Me
Brooklyn
N. Y
E. B. Isop
Pee Ee
T. Drew's
John C. Wallace
James C. Hatton
F. G. Blackford
Macgie McCarnes
C. M. Crawford
J. S. Harah
Miss Harah
Uniontown
Monongahela Luse
Jessie B. Dowden
Burnipettsteen
Dr. LB. Reed
Cross Creek Village
Seventh Avenue
William A. Zahn
Philadelphia
Charles M. Swank
Merce
Johnstown
St James
A. M. McDowell
W. C Hans
Sharon
Henry SchmulBach
Wheeling
Monongahela
J. B. Maitland
St. James
Alice Semple
New Wilmington
Duquesne
Frank H. Stamm Sod
Anderson
J. Woolslayer
Beaver
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels in April
A list of Pittsburgers staying at New York hotels on April 21 includes J. C. Bergstresser at the Imperial J. Dorle at Sturdevant House H. W. Breitenstein at Astor House T. J. Eosteller at St James Hotel and others such as J. G. Lyon W. Mctl and J. J. Astor House guests A Brittan A. Elliott and R. Redfern.
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Pittsburgers
New York
Sturtevant
T. G. McClure
W. L. McCullough
Astor House
T. M. McHotel Brunswick
E. T. Newall
Sturtevant House
R. Redfern
Sturtevant Ge
J. J. Astor House
A. Brittan
Albemarle Hotel
J. W. Elliott
Grand Hotel
Flower calls Legislature to extra session in April notice
Governor Flower issued a proclamation ordering an extra session of the Legislature to convene Monday night at 8 30 oclock in Aupary New York.
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Aupary
N. Y
Flower
Quiet Sunday Requested at World’s Fair by Missionary Society
The ninth annual meeting of the Woman’s Missionary Society of Monongahela Presbytery met at the Seventh U P Church on Forty-fourth street with afternoon and evening sessions. Officers were elected, funds reported, and resolutions adopted including opposition to liquor licenses at the World’s Fair.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
U. P
Woman's Missionary Society of
Lettie Agnew
Monterey Street
Allegheny
Treasury
Jean 8. Sands
W. J. Reid
T. J. Gillespie
J. D. Sands
E. D. Brown
M. J. Mitchell
M. M. Patterson
Women’s Association
T. C. Atchison
D. 8. Littell
Omaha
Committee On
Mary B. Reid
Memorial Hospital
Home
Presbyterian
Harriet Connor
Mosquitoes of Mississippi Hunter's Lively Swamp Tale
A Mississippi turkey hunt near Vicksburg is overshadowed by swarms of mosquitoes forcing coat and glove wear. The narrator recounts a boast about sweeping his hatful of mosquitoes and a humorous rebuke from a companion who suggests a larger catch.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi
Cnll
Emigrant Train Crash at Salisbury Junction Injures Six
At Salisbury Junction near Meyersdale Pennsylvania a derailment occurred when a second emigrant train struck the rear of the first section of No. 89. Six passengers were injured, two seriously, including a German girl with a back injury and a Hungarian with an amputated foot. Several others were lightly hurt and sent to Pittsburgh hospitals.
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Meyersdale
Salisbury Junction
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Magman
Daugherty
Baden
Gorrill
Ohio Street
Allegheny
River News and Notes Louisville April Water Rise
Louisville dispatch reports river conditions with rising water and varying gauges. Stations show river levels at the falls, canal, and below, while steamboats John K. Speed Buckeye State Charlie Brown tow pass through. Weather is clear and warmer with generally cool, cloudy notes across nearby towns.
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Louisville
John K. Speed
Cincinnati
Memphis
Charlie Brown
Tow
tres—Fleetwood
Rye Auaw
Carrollton
Tell City
Evansville
Alleghent Junction
Moncaxtons
Bhownsville
Tiver
Hmiches
Fallae
Arben—Iiver
Rivers Rise as Floods Spread Across Major Cities
The report notes Elver levels at Evanville and Cincinnati rising to alarming heights with 9 feet and 42 feet 9 inches respectively. Showers continue, rivers such as the Ohio and Mississippi swell, timber flows downstream, and navigation experiences suspensions amid brisk rainfall.
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Vicksburg
St. Louis
Elver
Parkersduag
Ohio
Missouri
Cincinnati
Louis
Cairo
Paducah
Tennessee River
Harora
City Tate
Providence
Monroe
Nalhes
Shipping news and river traffic in early Ohio era
Germania leaves. Bedford arrives from Wheeling. Brog passed Memphis for North Carolina. Scotia went to Cincinnati on a big trip. Frank Gilmore passed Bellaire. Adam Jacobs to arrive from Morgantown. Joe Walton returned from Louisville with empties. Machelor and for Wheeling with cargo. Nelle Walton and Dick Fulton passed Cincinnati with coal. only life saving station on river at Louisville. dam construction on Ohio at Beavere with four dams planned. first appropriation $290,000 and total cost $700,000. Iron Queen due from Cincinnati with passengers including Dr and Mrs Martin of Cincinnati. Captain James noted. Iron Queen arrival to awaken natives with the ship’s signal.
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Germania
Bedford
Wheeling
Brog
Memphis
North Carolina
Scotia
Cincinnati
Frank Gilmore
Bellaire
Adam Jacobs
Morgantown
Joe Walton
Loulshire
Machelor
Nelle Walton
Dick Fulton
Louisville
Ohio River
Beaveree Yeas
Helver
Davis Island
Martin
Cincinnadi
Anes
Pittaburg
Two Church Contests at Blairsville Presbytery
Blairsville Presbytery met at Ligonier with two appeals. Rev Steele dissolved pastoral relation with Murraysville after a session complaint and plans to appeal to Synod of Pennsylvania. William McCurdy suspended from communion by Livermore Church. he appealed to Presbytery and then Synod.
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Blairsville
Gueensnura
Ligonier
Steele Cease
Murraysville
Steele
McAlister
Synod of Pennsylvania
Washington
William McCurdy
Livermore Church
McCurdy
Synod
A Physician's Good Name Dragged in Criminal Prosecution
Miss Anna Mary Schmider, a German girl, accuses Dr. D. R. Francis and Peter Ackerman of a criminal operation on June 17, 1890. Hearing set for tomorrow morning. Ackerman a prominent saloon keeper, Francis a county physician with a large practice. The girl sues for $10,000 in damages after claims of promised marriage post divorce.
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Anna Mary Schmider
D. R. Francis
Peter Ackerman
Francis
Ackerman
Schmidt
Governor McKinley's Mother 84 At Home In Good Health
Caxtos April 2 [Special] Mrs William McKinley Jr will celebrate her 84th birthday Friday in a quiet gathering with family and likely her son Governor McKinley present. She remains strong and active for her age and takes pride in her sons success.
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Sil
Caxtos
William McKinley, Jr
Governor McKinley
McKinley
Brakeman Dies Under Train in Scottdale Local Crash
Walter Riley a brakeman on the Possum run near Scottdale junction was crushed under the engine when he fell from a box car and the train passed over him. His head and hat were found with brains scattered, the unmarried Mendon man killed instantly.
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ScoTtTpaLs
Walter
Riley
Scottdale Junction
Mendon
Prize Fight Sparks Employee Dispute at Carnegie Mill Homestead
A regular prize fight between John Brown and John Coyle at the Carnegie, Phipps & Co. mill in Homestead led to a temporary clash over work rules. Coyle won a round but both men resumed posts. Brown later discharged Coyle, prompting protests from Coyle supporters who secured reinstatement about an hour later. The report also notes a broader county assessment controversy and local civic activities including electric poles and a newly organized Citizens' Band.
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Edgar Thomson
Brappace
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Homestead
John Brown
John Coyle
Brown
Coyle
Are Ae
Joyle
Schwab
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Corey
Citizens’ Electric Light Company
Camp Copeland
Shady Park
Citizens
Cornet Band
Carnegie Band
Joseph Levy
Rankin
Knights of the Maccabees
McKeesport
Braddock
Allegheny
Businessman John Martin Dies by His Own Hand
John Martin a 45 year old Warren C resident and junior partner in Christian & Martin carriage firm committed suicide at 6 PM by revolver. The bullet lodged in the brain and death was instantaneous. He was a prominent member of the Masonic and Knights of Pythias orders.
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Ninza
John Martin
Warren, C
Christian & Martin, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers
Masonic
Knights of Pythias
Nominations Must Be Certified Under Baker Law
Secretary Harrity issues circular to county chairmen urging full certification of nominations to the State Department under the Baker ballot law. Only three or four of existing nominations have been certified so far.
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Harmenone
Harrity
Baker
State Department
Washington County License Court Opens in Washington
The first session of License Court for Washington County was held in Washington with several wholesale license applications heard. Remonstrances were not filed against some applicants, while retail applications in Charleroi faced bitter contention.
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Washington
Weary of a Life of Sin Mary Glaze Takes Strychnine
Mary Glaze a 19 year old woman of Lota committed suicide this afternoon at 4 o clock by ingesting strychnine. She was married about a year to Marion Glaze but they had never lived together.
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Lota
Mary Glaze
Marion Glaze
Miner Haner Misza Fatally Injured by Coal Car
Haner Misza a Salineville miner was fatally injured when struck by a coal car. Nem Metlinaes a Wooster farmer lost both legs after attempting to board a moving train and will die. John Hetzms is under arrest charged with murder. A Chicago hailer has swindled farmers near Tiffin by fraudulently buying farms and borrowing money. Montery warship armor plates left Bethlehem yard for San Francisco. Bank of Mountsville vault door blown open. robbers fled empty handed.
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Haner Misza
Salineville
Ohio
Nem Metlinaes
Wooster
Lewiston
Logan County
Groner Ownick
Steinton
John Hetzms
Chicago
Tiffin
Tex
Monterey
Bethlehem Iron Company
San Francisco
Borotans
National Bank of
Mountsville
Lancaster
Weather Synopsis Tracks Rapid Storms Across Regions
The report notes a fast moving storm from Arkansas to Lake Huron bringing rain through the Lower Missouri Middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys and southern New England. A second storm travels from the North Pacific to Alberta with light Pacific coast precipitation. High pressure lingers on the Rocky Mountain slope as temperatures rise in Ohio Missouri Mississippi valleys and the Northwest.
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Arkansas
Lake Huron
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Lake Regions
North Pacific
Alberta
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Middle Miss
Fasippi
Northwest
Irresistible home made suits at bargain prices
The Cheap Fohn Clothier advertises home made suits at or below cost with promises of savings, free repairs for a year on higher priced suits, and a wide range of all wool fabrics in styles from single to double breasted, aiming to attract buyers with strong value claims.
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Fohn
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