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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
2
Five Die as Pine Accident Derailed Train Near El Paso
A passenger train from El Paso to Chicago derailed near Barney NML 799 miles north of El Paso. Five people were killed and eight injured though none fatally. The engineer and fireman died at the scene, with two Arabs and nine Alexicans among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block Island
Fl Paso
Tex
Chicago
Barney
N. ML
el Lase
Ackley
Almo Gordo
EL OJ Itedfield
Alimo Gordo
S. ML
Volland
Kan
el Paso
Police Officers Accused of Butte Conspiracy to Rob Express
Testimony before the council committee in Butte Mont claims two police officers joined a plot with Capt AleGrath to rob Gellverg Wagen of the Northern Express between the depot and the express office. The plan reportedly targeted the night of November 11 currency, prompting guards from headquaters at St Paul to rush to protect the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adesed
Express
St. Paul
Pengwern Sinking Off Cuxhaven Claims Crew
The British ship Pengwern, Capt Canes, from Taltiak Chili, 6 for Falmouth with Salipeige cargo, foundered off Seharpon ten miles north of Cuxhaven Germany on Sunday. Twenty four crew members drowned and the ship was a total loss. The tug Welean tried to rescue the vessel as water swept over the deck. A dog and clothes were cast aboard the tug as the Pengwern vanished in heavy seas.
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Fengwern
Canes
Tatiak
Chili
Falmouth
Seharpon
Cuxhaven
Germany
Uywenty
Welean
Pengwern
Landslide Blocks West Virginia Rail Line
A major landslide on the main Wabash railroad line near the bridge at the West Virginia side of the Ohio River caused the line to be out of service for days. Westbound freight cars derailed and sections of track collapsed as the earth avalanche destroyed six freight cars. Local routes are being used to move traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
West Virginia
Ohio River
Mwo
Mttador Killed in Mexican Bull Fight
Antonia Montes condemned the forebode mustadecid of Spmin as Mttador is gored to death during a bull fight in Mexico on Sunday. He was about to place the swarms when the bull struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mttador
Antonia Montes
Spmin
Mexico
Montes
Butl
Sioux City Live Stock Market Sees AVS Porte Trade
AVS Porte appears on the Sioux City live stock market board with a trade shown as $8.25 per unit. The fragment mentions may reference grower Tom Hobbs and a follow-up note indicating market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Tom Hobs
Fire destroys mining camp at Ocean near Curis aid
Fire swept through Byrd’s mining camp at Ocean near Curis aid destroying the Consolidated Coad wet company structures. The loss is estimated with decent odds that the crew are forced to abandon work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Yo Onight
Coad Wet Company
Ocean
Curisarid
Aid
Well Known Wine Trader Dies in St Louis
Obituary notes the death of a noted wine importer from St Louis Missouri aged in the west. The article highlights his prominence in the trade and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Tilos
Opening of Protestant Chapel Amid Court Opposition
Fragmentary report describes a chapel opening connected to the king's palace on a Saturday, intended to benefit a princess and her son, amid courtly resistance. The text mentions a New York institution and a figure named Walter, with unclear roles and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Spin
Saterday
Trunt
Ue Palace
Tor
Printess
Twenry
Bartienberg
Og Whoo ix
Axvest
de Sien
North German Fire Insurance ruling on liability and reimbursements
The Hamburg court ruled the carthauaks elise in the policy too vague to cut liability for the North Gavruci dire bisurantec company. The Trans-Atlantic ire Tuostr was ordered to reimburse insurers abandoned by San Francisco brokers. The decision rejected limits claimed by the English counties and affirmed San Francisco losses as due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavruci Dire Bisurantec Compal
Hamburg
Congraiso
Trans-Adlantic Ire Tuostried
Taents
San Frainas
Alreaddy
Guurt
tans-Adriantic Company
Eustish
North Germain Fire Insurance Company
San Francisco Kowrers
Abr. 1
Tiebminng
Haluma
Alsco
Colorado Senate Votes to Table Guggenheim Inquiry
In Colorado the upper house debated a resolution to form a committee to probe alleged Guggenheim purchase of the United States senatorship. Senator Crowley argued no personal prejudice, but the measure was tabled 18 to 2 though expunged later by a voice vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleria Shuis C. Prabe
J. A. Crowley
Colorado
Simon Gueggenhein
United States
Eited
Guggenheim
Crawley
Fred Parks
Ponce Towed After Shaft Breakage In Port
A riverine steamship Ponce arrived in port with a broken shaft and was towed to safety by the Bermusta Fay hauler steamer. The crew is reported well. The Ponce departed Pane in December 1896 and was bound for Jon. i. . Also the Maracas, from Vrini nd, and the overdue Poser, arrived in New York Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce
Vamillon
Bermusta
Fay Hau
Alon
Pane
Jon. i
Maracas
Mystery in Chicago Woman Found Poisoned at Whitcomb Hotel
A woman was found poisoned at the Flotel Whitcomb in Chicago on Thursday. She arrived with a man identified as Mr and Mrs Whichman, who signed the guest register as the Toester. The man vanished before the death was learned and remains missing. It is believed the couple traveled to Chicago from another location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Flotel Whitcomb
Compainy
Whichman
Barnes
Clatbenders
N. J
Cheamv
Tudlinn
Dre
Jury urged to indict mob for Charles City murder
The court instructed a moon grand jury to indict those involved in the mob that dragged a man to a public bridge and murdered him in Charles City. Judge Kelly urged steadfast action and directed a full report from the jury as deputies of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieloa
Jas
Cniben
Vonineiop
Charies City
Lin
Hingis
Cullen
Caw
Lim
Kelly
Grand Jury
Pie
Charles Offy
Phowid County
Noa
Couny
James Cullen
Gage
Riot and killings linked to Tin mill strike in Mexico
Reports from Origaba and Rin Bianco describe fatalities in the strike riots near Santa Rosa. Officials say the death toll is under thirty with most deaths from gunfire by Ure soldiers. Governors and mill owner Al Qarein face unrest as workers threaten resumption of the walkout amid an exiled arson attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Origaba
Mexico
al Rin Bianco
Santa Rosa
Fuel Shortage Threatens City Amid Coal Scarcity
The city faces a looming coal famine as fuel supplies dwindle in bunkers and with retailers. With no galliers on the waste port, the risk of serious fuel shortages grows and Francisco could suffer if relief does not come soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Egal
Bay
Fire kills 20 at Hubert factory blaze in Geispolsheim
A Friday morning fire at the Hubert company factory in Geispolsheim near Strasbourg killed sixteen girls and four youths aged 11 to 16. A basket of ecetuloid soaps ignited from a spark, spreading flames that cut off exits and caused a destructive blast in a room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geispolsheim
Strassuure
Germany
Hubert Company
Conductor Frank Hicks Survives Near Miss on Northwestern Route
Conductor Frank Hicks of Des Moines, operating on the Northwestern line between Des Moines and Sioux City, narrowly escaped a revolver shot near Lehrville in Webster County as his train passed. Another similar brick dent incident has been reported near Lehrville involving conductor W. Burley. Railroad officials probe the mysterious shootings amid ongoing investigations into the cause and security along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hicks
Des Anfoines
Webster City
Lehrville
Webster County
Teruin
Accur
Leheville
North Western
Weiner
Uvali
Lahrville
Hicks
Vector
W. Burley
Burley
Tams
Des Moines
Sioux City
Flawarden
Ollicizis
Ontario bank treasurer on trial for $126,000 theft
A Toronto banker and manager of a wrecked Ontario bank faced trial on a charge of stealing $126,000 from the bank’s funds. The man allegedly misappropriated the money and lost the funds in routing through New York. He was admitted to bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Ontario Bank
New York
AfeGill
Trial of Ven THs nate Ue master of the house
A drumhead court martial in Moscow on Friday tried the man who attempted the murder of Grand Duchess Elizabeth Recerriin. The proceedings focused on the attempted assassination and the fate of the accused was decided during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waonlul
Aseussin Mixeaurat
Ifauoard
Elizabeth Receriin
Moscow
Abgerian Submarine Sinks At Cherbourg With No Survivors
A submarine named Abgerian sank at Cherbourg France during Thursday night. The vessel went down with no crew aboard at the time and divers were searching the starboard side at the seabed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prenely Soburaenine
Abgerian Srok
Cherbourg
France
Chicago Merchant Shot at Home
A Chicago merchant was found dead Friday with a bullet wound to the head in his father’s home. It was unclear if the wound was accidental or linked to his safety concerns. Local authorities continued investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Chicago
Waltrab
Forres
Wling
Guthrie convention appeals to Congress over forest reserve
Delegates in Guthrie urge President Langevelt and Congress to set aside ongoing reallocation of 300,000 acres of forest reserve in the Huchaw Tusetiog region. Tasmerial proposal passes to higher authorities for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Flour supplies and public health notes amid weather and leadership changes
The report notes large flour stocks for famine relief, stock shortages and cargo movements, while health updates warn of typhoid and diphtheria threats near Speer and Lincoln. It also records the resignation of Asylum Superintendent Dr. Charing Taylor and price shifts in gasoline, with the Baseline rate unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charing Taylor
Bishart
Lincoln
Ter Ate Tasia
Tallbshrre
Earth Shocks Felt In Norway With Rumbling Thunder
Earth tremors were reported in Norway near Ghristhanin at 1:34 as thunder rolled and residents felt a severe shaking. Officials noted disruptions and frightened residents reported the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ato Ghristhanin
Norway
Murder Trial Report From Warrenton Missouri
In Warrenton Missouri Thursday morning a church member William Church faced a murder charge for strangling his foster parents. He expressed regret for the crime and awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Tenigedd
William FB
Warrenton
Church
Extension for Montana homestead rights questioned
President improves bill to extend the line for homesteaders reestablishing operations. Officials say horatics are not part of Crow Indian reservation in Montana. Interstate Commerce Commission notes car and fuel shortages in the west and northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Mare Cae
Adiiss
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Mysterious murder report and war cannon sale noted
A badly garbled item reports a homicide in Clatbenders New Jersey with an unidentified victim tied to a criminal group. Separate brief mentions a U.S. Senate resolution ordering two 3 inch iron muzzle loading cannons delivered to South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dako
Senate
Secretary of War
South Dakota
Charles City mob leaders demand escape belief centers on mob case
Residents hold that James Cullen who killed his wife and stepson will not face justice. The public doubts authorities can locate or indict mob leaders as the grand jury has failed to produce sufficient evidence for arrests. Community sentiment favors ending the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Charles City
James
Cullen
Mnitehe
Sirs Twegle Wins Suit Over County Superintendent
In Des Moines on Friday District Court favors Mrs Jennie Huegle in a Polk County Teachers Association suit to restrain her from becoming county Superintendent. The judge grounds the ruling on a claim the new state law is not in force yet and that her old Lucas County certificate remains valid. Huegle’s opponents intend to appeal to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beclaverd
Tudge Brennan
Des Roines Fridlay
Jennie Huegle
Polk County Teachers’ Association
Huegle
Lucas County
Algona Man Bound Over After Alleged Assault on Girl
Joseph AcClin, a longtime Algona blacksmith, is bound over to the grand jury on charges of assaulting a 12 year old girl. His bond is set at 3000 dollars. Lynching talk has subsided as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Joseph AcClin
Alegona
Child Severely Burned At Town Falls Washing Machine Incident
A WS-months-old baby of Prank Carpenter was severely burned when it pulled a washing machine plug and boiling water sprayed onto its face and arms. The child suffered blistering and facial injuries but is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Carpenter
Town Falls
Corn Car Auction Triumph at Iowa Show
An ear of corn car sold for 156 dollars at the Iowa Corn Growers section of the State college show. Buyer was Dan Pascal of Witt, who raised it. The car won the sweepstakes prize. thirty dollars was awarded for the best ten cars exhibited by Tadison Tenneti of Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Corn Growers’ Association
Town’ State College
Dan Pascal
Witt
Tadison Tenneti
Ames
Carnegie gift boosts endowment for town college
The town of Grinnell and Town College received cheering news on Thursday as Andrew Carnegie donated another $58,000 to bolster the college endowment, aiding its expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Town College
Grinnell
Andrew Carnecein
District legislators name trustee for state university
The Tenth district legislators will nominate Azkneis Leom for trustee of the state university to succeed AL Ean who has been elected senator and resigned to the governor. Winnie is widely expected to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenth
Azkneis Leom
The
State University
Alean
Overnor
Winnie
Cedar Falls Welcomes New Episcopal Rector
Rev Charles tf Wohn of 3feson City accepted a call to take charge of St Luke's Episcopal Church in Cedar Falls and will begin his duties February 1. He succeeds the previous pastor and brings new leadership to the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Charles Tf Wohn
3Feson
Ida Grove Plans Local Hog Market Expansion
Ida Grove businessmen raise funds to hire hog buyers after a Chicago picker tames competition, aiming to establish a new local market and attract buyers to revive the town’s meat trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Grove
Chicago
Tih Grove
Bride's Kiss to Pay License Fee in Grundy County
Clerk Blough in Grundy county Town Falls handles the office and requires a bride to kiss to cover the first marriage license fee. The stipulation applies only to the initial license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy County
Town Falls
Blough
Mayor enacts reforms amid citywide crackdown
A vigorous campaign led by Mayor HR Gl Sia targets endevendence and gambling. Prisoners were once put to work on streets with ball and chain, now fines rise for saloon owners allowing patrons without proper licenses. The mayor reports broad support for his enforcement drive.
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Mu Aendinsgt
Chinapakdauviyedkers
Mayer
Tivlenend
Ene
Unie
Pullin
Prisoner Drought Arrests After Creston Street Attack
Brakeman Ed Owens of Crestan was arrested in Chadwick Nebraska and brought to Creston to face charges as one of three men who assaulted farmer W S Smoca and his son on a Creston street. The расследование sparked a push by the Hussine Men's club to seek city and county action and a reward offer for conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuepenska
Claree
Crestan
Ed Owens
Aud Chadwick
Neb
Brong Dick
W. S. Smoca
Cromwell
Creston
Coens
Pape
Oiltleay Exline
Hussne Men's Club
City Counci
Board of Supervisors
Vinton Booster Club Raises Funds for New Railroad
At a large Vinton city hall meeting the Booster Club subscribed 85080 in about thirty five minutes to finance a new railroad spur. The planned line would run fourteen miles south to Milwaukee and connect with existing routes. Over 600 residents attended as Vinton has only one railroad system, the Rock Island, and many signed the pledge to support construction. Officials expect completion in spring with operation by fall between Van Florine and New Hell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Suilwiskee Brareh
Milwaukee Prem
Oas Vinten
van Florine
Hell
Two Women Hurt in House Fire Near Cambridge
During the blaze at a residence near Cambridge Mrs John Cross and Mrs John Pressnal were injured. Mrs Cross sustained severe burns while trying to save belongings from the flames. Mrs Pressnal was knocked aside as a team moved away and suffered bruises and possible internal injuries. No bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Cross
John PressfAnl
Cross
Cambridge
Abrs. Cross
Yipling
Tohn Pressnal
Braien
Des Moines Court Shuts Jury Selection Over Taint
All four district court judges in Des Moines sign an order to set aside the grand and petit juries. The ruling finds the jury selection process tainted and illegal, leaving the county without a jury for two years unless a special motion is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Des Moines
Assault shocks Algona as tramp targets young girl
Citizens in Algona react with anger after a man described as Toe McCain assaulted an unnamed year old girl. He lured her from a public school to a nearby building where he planned the attack before being captured by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Assumiion
Toe McCain
Tie
Alganth Ane
Marenga Banker Desart Leader Dies at 70
Janeh Desart a longtime Marenga banker since 1879 and president of First National Bank died Wednesday aged 70 after paralytic illness last March. He had been a pillar of the town's business life for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marenga
Desart
Janeh
First National Bank
Rare Old Coin Brought Home by River Junction Collector
A rare coin dated 17 J. C. Walker of River Junction shows up in a local tale. It was refused at $100 and carried as a Docket piece by the owner. The piece is described as among the rarest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havin
J. C. Walker
River Junction
Escape from Mitchellville Industrial School Sparks Search
14 year old Lenn Gailey escaped from the Mitchellville industrial school and is believed to be en route to Marshalltown. This marks the second escape since guards were abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenn Gailey
Mitchellville
Marshalltown
Printers Strike Shuts Down Air Town Daily News
The Air Town City Daily News suspends publication for six weeks due to labor troubles with the typographic union. The move halts printing and distribution, affecting local readers and businesses relying on the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sispensis
Air Town City
Daily News
Typogragdiicn Union
Acconuul
Imta Mon Honored With Consul General Appointment
Frederick Cloud of Tes Moines and a Drake graduate learned he has been appointed consul general to Shanghai China. The news credits his educational background and national service as foundations for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imta Mon
Frederick Cloud
Tes Moines
Drake
Shanghai
China
Frictionless Death Scene at East Chiburpre Inquest
A coroner reports an inquest into the death of an unknown black man found near East Chiburpre. He was shoeless except for one remaining shoe and was said to be among three men drinking and carousing prior to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Chiburpre
Taby Reveals the Wedding in Council Bluffs Family
The birth of a baby in the home of Ms. and Mrs. Linn Maird at Council Bluffs led to the public reveal of their secret year old marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taby
Milwaukee detective probes Maxwell engine shooting incident
A Milwaukee detective investigated a shooting in Maxwell yards where a shot pierced an engine cap and grazed the engineer's skull as freight moved through the yard. The event occurred in recent days with local authorities pursuing leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Wis
Milwaukee
Maxwell
Tree Trimmer Falls Forty Feet at Clinton Injury Reported
John Callaghan, a tree trimmer, fell from a height of about forty feet at Clinton while working on a tree and escaped with slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Callaghan
Clinton
Senate Debates Brownsville Dismissal and Civil Rights
The Senate spent two and a half sessions debating President Roosevelt’s order dismissing the Brownsville troops of the 25th Infantry for “shooting up” Brownsville Texas. Senator Culberson defended the action while Senator Foraker urged quick action on his investigation resolution. The chamber also discussed authority to accept the president’s actions as commander in chief and adjourned, with further remarks on the Brownsville affair and a pending judicial review of mail facility orders.
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Senate
Moosevelt
Brownsvile
Texas
Culberson
Tony
Foraker
Yodge
Efe
Journal
W. I. Inglebright
California
Janes Norris Gillett
Charles G. Washburn
Massachusetts Merriet
View Rockwood Bloor
Brownsville
Lodge
Fearin
Japan
House
United States
Roekwood Trour
Massachusetts
National and World Briefs Focus on Government and Military
Senator Leda backs a consular service promotion bill. John Paul Jones sword placed in the Navy library by Commander Reginald Nicholon. Kiowa and Comanche reservation bid total 7 621. Interior Secretary Titcheak defends 4 million acre tribal withdrawal amid Senate scrutiny. War Dept. urges recruiters for all army vacancies due to enlistment and canteen shortages. Baron Trengelmuller denies resignation rumors. communications with Vienna follow. Depew proposes banks as public depositories with $50 000 minimum capital. George Daniel, naturalized citizen from Turkey, seeks resettlement aid after alleged Persian mistreatment while teaching in Qroomiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leda
John Paul‘ Jones
Navy Department
Reginald Nicholon
Kiowa and Comanche
Secretary of the Interior
Titcheack
Five Civilized Tribes
Senate
War Department
Baron Trengelmuller
Washington
Depew
George Daniel
Turekey
State Department
Qroomiah
Chicago Trade Notes Show Mixed Yet Positive Movement
Favorable recent developments in money and currency flows accompany rising production and backlog in iron and steel. Structural shape demand remains high while lumber and leather sectors stay active, though rail limitations hinder spring merchandise shipping and early January clearance needs loom.
Quiet trade activity masks mixed wholesale and retail heat
Distributive trade remains calm as post holiday and weather conditions curb demand, with winter prices urged to stimulate sales. Stock data shows rising failures in the United States and Canada, while exports for the fiscal year and week show mixed gains and declines across wheat and related commodities. Bradstreet's Commercial Report notes overall activity and challenges in early 1900s markets.
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Cletrince
Giles
Sobbata
Fue
United States
Geth
Canada
Agaist
Wdey
Brsualy
Hoi
Bradstreet
Chicago Chicago Markets Report Grain Hogs and Cattle Prices
Commodity prices by city illustrate varied cattle hogs and sheep values across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo and more Wheat Corn Oats Ry Barley and Butter Eggs and Potatoes displayed with No. 2 grades and price ranges for futures and spot markets.
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St. Louis
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Standard
New York
Cnilh
Toledo
Ais
Beaver Meadow saloonkeeper shoots farmer in home
William Pittena of Beaver Meadow shoots and kills Harry Stewart of Quakake Valley at Pittena home. Fire causes $100000 loss destroying livery stables of Harper Brothers and Regsdale Carlisle in Atlanta. Sixteen killed and many injured in North British Railway wreck near Arbromwh due to heavy snow.
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Beaver Meadow S
Harry Stewart
Quakake, Valey
Pittena
Harper Brothers
Regsdale & Carlisle
Auanta
Arbromwh
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