Third Party Movement Grows in Southern States Aid by Watson Allies
Washington dispatch reports the People's party attracts more attention than old parties as Southern and Western readers back its growth. Florida Georgia North Carolina and others see potential gains. Tom Watson financed materials spur demand for his political handbook while old-guard chairmen struggle to draw donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PROM
Washington
People's Party
Harrison
Tom Watson
People’s Party
Sancaloe
Robert M. Smith
New York
Florida
Georgia
People’s
South
North Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Alliance
National Economist
National Wetchman
Evec
Lrd Party
Congress
Capitol
Dunning
National Watchan
House Passes Reciprocal Trade Bill With Canada
Washington July 21—The House quickly passed a measure to enforce reciprocal commercial relations with Canada. The bill aims to end discrimination against American citizens in transport via the Welland and St Lawrence canals and preserve treaty rights. It now goes to the Senate for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Congress
Oreover
United States
Canada
Washington
Blount
Georgia
Welland
St Lawrence
Hitt
Lillimois
Too Many Wives Peculiar Allegation Rocks Sharpsburg
A Sharpsburg man identified as J M Patterson a representative of the Brooks Oil Company faces bigamy charges after a daughter from a claimed hidden marriage accuses him of keeping a wife in Wellsville Ohio and several children. Patterson allegedly faced a prior assault charge from a suitor denied marriage. Patterson’s wife and son dispute the claims while law forces loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Ohio
J. M. Patterson
Brooks Oil Company
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Main Street
Patterson
Justice At the Peace Banrd
Mra Green
Wellsville
Green
Dispatch
Smith
HO FOR HOMESTEAD Carnegie Company hires many workers in Philadelphia
Philadelphia July 21 Workmen are being engaged to replace the Carnegie Steel Company strikers at Homestead. J Ogden Hoffman agent says men from across the country driven by Homestead wages are arriving daily and many skilled laborers are being employed. No transport arrangements are made and workers must reach Homestead on their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Company
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead
J. Ogden Hoffman
Cuba
Gompers Gains His Point on Ellis Island Visit
Special report notes Superintendent Weber grants Samuel Gompers four representatives access to Ellis Island to inspect incoming immigrants. The move signals Federal difficulty stopping contract laborers replacing striking Western Pennsylvania steel and iron mill workers. Labor reps likely to report for duty tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weber
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ellis Island
Pennsylvania
Paris Styles Cholera With Fancy Name
Paris reports cholera in the suburbs remains stationary and shows no spread within the fortifications. Officials label the disease epidemic choleriforme and note its slow development allows more time for control. It has not yet taken root inside the city walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dark Con Quixote Vanquishes Three Pursuers in Desperate Fight
Special telegram describes Abe Holland a violent insane man in the foothills east of Connellsville. He attacked officers at his cabin after being chased from Stubble’s hut, fighting with an ax and revolver before escaping into the woods. Police recovered weapons and clothing torn in the struggle. Holland has been living in the mountains for years and his motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxstortows
Connellsville
Abe Holland
Stubble
Holland
Campbell
Hoe
Rocka
Determined Woman Defies Pipe Line Crew on Her Farm
On Peter Nitch’s farm near Jouxstown a farmer’s wife and her four sons drove off Crescent Pipe Line workers with shotguns and a revolver, defying arrest warrants for riot. Police removed the family to a justice’s office, while workers laid pipes elsewhere. lawsuits were filed and later withdrawn after Cole paid costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouxstown
Peter Nitch
Nitch
Crescent Pipe Line Company
Cole
Nitoh
EAW Recruits Disciplined for Skipping Camp
Lima July 21 Special young men enlisted in Company ER Second Regiment at Celina to aid a political candidate, then failed to respond to drill calls. An arrest order followed, mandating camp with the regiment at Presque Isle next Sunday. named absentees include Mont Washburne Pat Schenck Mike Hemmert Harry Bryan W B Armstrong Frank Tonvelle Mack Marlin J P Moore and Ed Bryson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Celina
Presque Isle
Mont
Convention at Williams' Grove Draws 5000 Sunday Workers
Cantiste July 21 Special reports a turnout of about 5,000 Sunday school workers at Williams' Grove for the third day of the convention. Morning lecture titled Through Japan and Across the Pacific by Rev. T. F. Clark followed an afternoon talk. Evening programs included a musical entertainment and Rev. J. Hector with The Story of My Life. Society Day scheduled for tomorrow with many ministers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantiste
Williams’ Grove
Japan
Pacific
Vy. T. F. Clark
J. H. Hector
Newark Preliminary Hearing Over Shooting Case
In Newark on July 21 the preliminary hearing for F L Hasset addressed the shooting of George Swigert during an arrest attempt. The coroner ruled the death accidental, but prosecutors argued murder due to lack of a warrant. Haslet was released on 1500 dollars bond as manslaughter was ultimately entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
F. L. Hasset
Hassetis
George Swigert
Haslet
Robbers Caught After Two Months in Uniortown
Four men Albert Herrington Frank Cagey James Harrington and William Campbell were jailed on robbery charges for the Eberhardt’s store heist at New Geneva committed last May. Harrington and Campbell were arrested at McKrt yesterday and the other two were captured coming from the Cheat river mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniortown
Pecioy
Albert Herrington
Frank Cagey
James Harrington
William Campbell
Eberhardt
New Geneva
Campbell
Mck Rt
Cheat River
Novel Fire Protection System in Mitterssure Village
Nash ville in this county operates water works of a novel nature. A large tank holding about 300 barrels sits on an elevated platform above the town and feeds hoses to various parts of the village. Water is pumped into the tank by an air pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitterssure
Nashville
Nude woman sighting near Comsranann Missouri
Levi Hambleton reported a woman described as a lunatic seen near his home about three miles from Whid. She was entirely nude and fled when approached. A neighborhood search and sheriff deputies scoured the area but found no trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comsranann
Levi Hambleton
Water Works for Brownavilla Brownaviitz
This town and Bridgeport will be the first in Fayette county to be supplied with river water from the reservoir system. Previously they relied on alternative water supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownaviitz
Bridgeport
Fayette County
Water Company Charters for Two Towns at Harrisburg
Two water companies the Bridgeport Water Company and the Reservoir and Hill Springs Company were chartered at Harrisburg on Tuesday with a combined capital of 30000 dollars. The firms will unite their resources to supply both towns with an improved water system from a reservoir located behind the borough limits on the hill and fed by springs on surrounding hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieeerownevilleator
Bridgeport Water Company
Harrisburg
Infanticide Case and Local Accidents Reported at McKeesport
Coroner arrives to probe the vault discovery of a fully developed child in David Gosmer’s yard as Mrs. Gosmer’s health delays the inquest. Seven year old Cable Wunderlie dies after leg injury while boarding a wagon. Charles Jones of Pittsburg, 30, on the Ocean Wave, suffers leg crush injuries that require amputation. Fred Reimer of Buena Vista is fined $10 for mistreating his 15 year old niece. she is placed with the Anti Cruelty Society of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKersront
McDowell
David Gosmer
Wanamaker Contract Awarded for Harrisburg Buildings
The contract to repaint public buildings and the Executive Mansion in Harrisburg has been awarded to John Wanamaker by Secretary Harrity. Work has been ongoing since last year with five workmen painting the Capitol dome and the woodwork throughout the state buildings. The Postmaster General’s contract is disputed by Harrisburg master painters who protested the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanerssoune
John Wanamaker
Harrity
Wanamaker
Capitol
Harrisburg
Secretary of State
Burglars Raid Freepon Three Dwellings
Three dwellings in Freepon were raided by burglars Wednesday night. McKxxrsforth Charles son of John Wun der of Christy Park died yesterday morning from injuries received last Monday evening when caught in a wagon wheel and whirled around. City Hall and fire department headquarters collapsed Wednesday night after adjournment due to undermined foundations from nearby excavation. Maurice Yuker a Russian and Mrs Bertha Jacobs wed Wednesday night despite objections and a misinterpretation of a Russian language clause leading to a fine for breach of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freepon
Charles
John Wunder
Christy Park
Hestixepon
Fire Department
Darrox
Maurice Yuker
Bertha Jacobs
Notable visitors and hotel guests in Pittsburgh area
The private coach of President McRea’s party arrived in Philadelphia by fast train. A Romanoff from St Peters burg stays at the Duquesne while touring the two cities. Thomas Hampton from Allegheny heads to Atlantic City for summer. Gainer and sister Mrs Howard of Eastern Maryland stay at the Duquesne. Mrs E Griffith and her son from Parker register at Seventh Avenue Hotel. Controller Morrow joins an excursion to the seashore. John J. Scott of Stevensville and C Rayburn of Kittanning attend Seventh Avenue Hotel. F E Kelly of Johnstown visits St. courto pouerdas. A Pierce and wife of Lancaster at Schlosser. Charles R Moore of Morganza at St James. H S McClure of Confluence at Schlosser. W Dennison registers at Seventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President McRea
Penn Railway
Philadelphia
A. Romanoff
St. Petersburg
Duquesne
Thomas Hampton
East Street
Allegheny
Atlantic City
T. H. Gainer
C. B. Howard
Maryland
E. Griffith and Son
Parker
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Controller Morrow
John J. Scott
Stevensville
C. Rayburn
Kittanning
Seventh Avenue
F. E. Kelly
Johnstown
A. & Pierce
Lancaster
Schlosser
Charles R. Moore
Morganza
St. James Hotel
McClure
Confluence
W. Dennison
Pittsburgers Register At New York Hotels
In New York on July 21 a list shows Pittsburgers registered at various hotels. Names include J. W. McKeley I. Rhodes W. Trew Miss Church A. KR McKain A. J. Bornstein L. E. Bolt F. E B. Buxley BR H. Campe C. H. England W. Martin D. McGary R. M. McPhee M. W. Mead C. E. Miller G. W. Morse J. W. Moore W. J. Saint duplicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburgers
New York
Pittsburgers
J. WH. McKeley
Fifth Avenue
I. Rhodes
W. Trew
W. H. Trew
Miss Church
St. Denis
A. KR. McKain
A. J. Bornstein
Savoy
L. E. Bolt
Broadway Central
F. E B. Buxley
Continental
BR. H. Campe
Plaza
C. H. England
W. Martin
Imperial
D. McGary
R. M. McPhee
Gedney
M. W. Mead
C. E. Miller
Morton
G. W. Morse
J. W. Moore
W. J. Saint
Smallpox Stampedes Summer Reporters
Newport Rhode Island July 21. Owing to the discovery of smallpox in a Block Island hotel there has been a constant exodus of strangers and guests from the island. In some hotels there scarcely remain any guests and it is believed that by Saturday the hotels of this resort will be practically deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Block Island
No Place Like Home Piano and Organ Bargains at Hamilton's
Hundreds enjoy summer from home while others seek a Decker Knabe Fischer or Katey instrument. Hamilton's offers shopworn pianos and second‑hand options at less than half price with easy terms, down payments of 10 to 25 dollars and monthly 5 to 10 dollars. Limited to about 30 bargains left at 91 and 93 Fifth Avenue Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Knabe
Fischer
Katey
Ilton
Decker Save Monry
Hamilton
Firth Avenue
Pittsburg
Seven Octave Piano Organ Invention Promises Dual Benefits
The Seven-Octave Piano Organ combines organ and piano features. It matches pipe organs in tone while offering seven octaves, light action and improved pedals like an upright piano. It claims to be the only piano music suitable instrument, priced at about a third of a piano. Catalogue and prices available from H Kleber & Bro Lac agents at 606 Wood Street Pittsvarg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
H. Kleber & Bro., Ltd
Wood Street
Pittsvarg
Excursion to Atlantic City via B and C BLR July 23 1892
Excursion from Pittsburg via Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia to Atlantic City on Thursday July 23 1892. Round trip fare ten dollars with 13 days validity from sail date and optional Washington City stop on return. Trains with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars depart B and C depot Pittsburg at 8 4 A M and 9 20 A M. Da Wrrr’s Little Early Risers. Best for bilious news sick headache malaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington City
Pictsburg
New York Flour Mills Consolidate to Stabilize Prices
New York announces the organization of city flour millers including Heckers Croton Mills Jewell Milling Kings County Milling Staten Island Mills and Jones & Co with 7.5 million capital. The plan aims to curb sharp competition and confine activity to New York and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heckers
Croton Mills
Jewell Milling Company
Kings County Milling Company
Staten Island Mills
Jones & Co
S Mills
John Hecker
East
Northwestern
A Salty Bubble Bursts in Crystal Salt Mining Case
Austin Whitcomb, a Crystal Salt Mining Co stockholder, found the Kingman mine unprofitable while nearby salters operated profitably. He returned, surrendered his paid stock notes, but agent A E Smith refused the notes and sued to recover. The Boston area had secured control of the company for 150000, with promises of large dividends that never materialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Beverly
Mass
Boston
Lynn
Salem
Crystal Salt Mining Company
Kingman
A. E. Smith
Northwest
Austin Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Smith
Bes
Anti Whisky Trust Quotation Battle in St Louis
Agent Bevis of the Whisky Trust pressed Secretary George H. Morgan to erase the $110 per gallon anti trust quotation for high wines and replace it with the trust price of $115. Morgan and the Quotation Committee refused, deeming the anti trust quotation regular. Bevis protested to T Carroll Taylor, who stood by the current quotation, signaling the start of a trust war against the Central Distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Whisky Trust
St. Loum
Bevis
The
Whisky Trust
George H. Morgan
Merchants’ Exchange
Morgan
T. Carroll Taylor
Taylor
Trust
Investigating the Coal Combine in Reading Railroad Case
Four members of the State Senate committee probing the Reading Railroad coal deal heard E. P. Holden of the Delaware and Lackawanna testify. He said domestic coal prices rose 50 to 60 cents per ton since January 1 while his company produced a portion of anthracite and the major lines Philadelphia and Reading, Jersey Central and Lehigh Valley controlled about 70 percent of output. The combine aims to prevent overproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Senate
Reading Railroad
E. P. Holden
Delaware and Lackawanna
Philadelhia and Reading
Jersey Central
Leigh Valley
Brick Company owners vow to resist union dictation
At a meeting in New York on July 21 the Associated Brick Company and brick barge owners adopted resolutions to employ only workers who unload and deliver brick to the required locations, rejecting diktats from the Brick Handlers Union or any other union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Brick Company
Edwards tin plate plant opens in Plymouth township
The Edwards tin plate plant in Plymouth township began operations yesterday afternoon. Initially one set of baths produces roofing sheet bores weekly, with more baths soon to raise capacity to about 3,000 boxes per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nornwrows
Edwards Tinplate
Plymouth Township
Business Briefs From a Chicago Paper
A Chicago paper notes no firm among twenty on the Board of Trade pays expenses. The expected export authorization for rye and bran by the Russian Government is mentioned. The Elmira locksmiths adjourn to Marion for next year. The Metropolitan Gas Company sale at Elizabeth New Jersey to satisfy creditors set for August 24. Carpenters at Carnegie mills refuse to lay spike sidewalks, spikes of a different brand used instead. A receiver is appointed for George H. Schustry Company furniture makers in New York with liabilities 180000 and assets 85000. Lackawanna Iron and Steel mills at Wilkes-Barre, idle six months, to resume operations today employing 500 men. Vincennes Nations Bank worthless assets total about 190000 with officers and stockholders to raise 60000 to pay liabilities. John Wesson schedules show liabilities of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Elmira
N.Y
Marion
Ind
Tre Metropolitan Gas
Elizabeth
N. J
Berlif
Gnaxp
Karis Carpenters
Carnegie Mills
George H. Schustry Company, Limited
Furniture Manufacturers of
New York
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Wilkesbarre
Tas
Vincennes Nations Bank
John Wesson
New York Traweler and
Allveremith
Railway interests roil courts and rail lines across the nation
The Texas State Commission battles rail interests in Dallas court a prolonged dispute over agreements and withdrawals. The Western Traffic Association refuses to out the agreement prompting Ohio Barlington and Quincy to consider withdrawal in October. Knights TemplarTriennial Conclave in Chicago prompts a $12 Chicago to Denver rate. Great Northern strikes at Red Lake Falls seeking raises from 175 to 200 for men and 70 to 90 for teams. International and Great Northern reorganization involves 17 million dollars debt, 3 million in bonds, and 1 million cash to stockholders. Texas Pacific engineers inspect the Denison Bonham line with plans to operate the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Commission
United States
Dallas
Tex
Western Traffic Association
Ohio
Bar- Itngton
Quincy
Tae Atchison
Chicago
Denver
Knights Templar
Mason Warman
Texas Pacific
MecWillis
Denison
Bonham and
New Orleans
Bonham
Fire Losses Sweep Multiple Towns Across Regions
A string of fires causes extensive damage from Akron to Moosup. Akron Stoneware totals $125,000 losses with $35,000 insured. Cottonwood Lumber mill in Memphis about $100,000 loss, partial coverage. North Conway bridge site burns. Zanesville lumber yard fumes, $20,000 loss insured. Freehold stables kill 36 horses, Day residence flooded. Rio Vista town business district destroyed for about $150,000 with $20,000 insurance. Moosup main business area and railroad facilities heavily damaged, numerous buildings ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Akron Stoneware Company
Memphis
Cottonwood Lumber
North Conway
N. H
Boston and Maine
Snee River
Hhere
Conwmsy Center
Freehold
N. J
Samuel Forman
B.C Erickson
Bs Day Ad
Rio Vista
Cal
Old Fellows' Mall
Knights of Settee
Stern Co
Short items from city life reflect varied incidents
Reports from the city recount Captain Frank C. Calhoun's improving condition after a stabbing by a drunken militia man, a lecture by Rev. J. A. Battastine on Scenes in Palestine, and Deputy Sheriff Johnny Dorr denying withdrawal from Sheriff race to run for Prothonotary. Missing money and tickets involve Miss Aletha Harkwan, while veterans receive a railroad map aid for the Washington reunion. A widower, about 45, was sent to the Poor Farm, and ex-constable Bex Austben sues Citizens' Traction over transfer ticket disputes seeking damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Calhoun
J. A. Battastine
Bingham Street
M. E. Church
Palestine
Epworth
Aletha Harkwan
Philadelphia
Court House
Grand Army
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Terday
Mrnquissa
Elliott
Merquiser
Police Arrest Witt Owzss for Robbery Suspect in Cleveland
Witt Owzss of the South Side is picked up at the Twenty-eighth ward station on a request from Cleveland alleging Robbery of hotel guests. James Townsend jailed by Magistrate Gripp for threatening Mrs Townsend who works in a hotel. Albert Marsayt contractor and Alvin Biswell plasterer Braddock were robbed on a Copeland house site. Loss estimated at a watch and a watt use note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt Owzss
South Side
Pon & A
Cleveland
James Townsend
Gripp
Ir ish Point Embroidered Swiss and Nam sook sale
An apparent store notice advertises discounted textiles limited by half price offers. It lists S50, T0c, 4c, ee Sc, and $160 prior prices, with urgency urging customers to visit at once. The address noted is 37 Fifth Avenue, Camrnxte & Sone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Camrnxte & Sone
Fifth Avenue
Funeral Notice for Micuant Lamigan at Millvale Home
On Thursday May 31 at 10 25 or P M a funeral service will be held at the residence Stantor avenue Millvale for Micuant Lamigan. The notice requests attendance at the ceremony following his death with details provided for relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanigan
Lamigan
Stantor Avenue
Millvale
Radical apprenticeship rule adopted by Window Glass Workers
The sixth annual convention of the Window Glass Workers Association approved a measure barring adopted sons as apprentices unless the boy is at least 12 and has lived with the foster father for a year. The rule aims to curb abuses and ensure apprentices are sought through proper channels. The session also approved requiring boards to place rejected apprentice applications on the association minutes, and ruled liquor business membership loss for those in that trade. The convention nears final adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Assembly
Window Glass Workers' Association
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Board of Examiners
Eberhardt
International labor bureau to be inaugurated in Sailors Hall
The Socialistic Labor Society will open a convention in Sailors Hall to establish an international labor correspondence bureau. It aims to track workers taking mill jobs after strikes and monitor European recruitment ads, enabling rapid shipment information and discouraging some workers from coming to the United States. Delegates from major U.S. cities and various trades unions will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialistic Labor Society
Sailors’ Hall
International Labor Correspondence Bureau
Milla
Europe
United States
Eighty Signers Welcome New Western Iron Scale
Eighty signatures, including Cherry Valley Iron Company of Leetonia Ohio, have joined the Amalgamated Association’s new western price scale. The plant, built in 1871, produces muck and merchant bar with 15,000 net tons annual capacity and employs five hundred men. Horseshoers Plan Cleveland Trip to join a National union with about four hundred colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
New Western
Cherry Valley Iron Company
Leetonia
Leetonia Iron and Coal Company
B. & B. Enlise Corduroys For Forest Skirts
Fashion favors corduroy forest skirts in regualr corduroy colors including navy. The simple skirt pairs with a silk shirt waist for morning mountain or outing suits. Little material and time needed, and the price is affordable for good English corduroys.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Party OF Free Trade
Funda
National Democratic Committee
Carter
Ammittes
General Land Office
Whitney
Whitelaw Reid
Chauncey Depew
Tracy and Gorman
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
St. Mary's Falls Canal
Gompers
Newsy
EAW
Marter
Brownavilla
M’keesport
Honest John
Hamiton
the Business World
Hugh McCollum, Jr
Cincinnati
Lester Shoe Company
Lester & Co
Binghamton
Committee of Investigation
Crum Creek Iron and Steel Company
Ridley Township
Chester
Amalgamated
Ont
Federation of Master Cotton Spinners
Amalgamated Association of Operative Cotton Spinners
Tue American Wheel Works
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ft. Wayne
Miamisburg
Sandusky
Sidney and
Kaine
B. W. Minchell
Zanesville
Drakes
Bex Austbex
O*hara Township
Citizens’ Traction Company
Sharpshare
Lawrenceville
Lake Erie Railroad
Velvet Department
Boggs & Buhl
Gtass Emer
Bebeniey
Bayard
Nevilesa
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