St Paul Defeats Indianapolis 4 to 1 in Marion
Marion crowd watches Indianapolis fall to St Paul 4 to 1 as Sutthoff and Ferguson shine with sharp plays. Key moments include Sutthoff and Ferguson catches and Dillard driving in runs while Indianapolis struggles with timely hitting and fielding. Attendance around thirty five hundred at the Sunday game in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Swezey
Indianapolis
Sutthoff
Ferguson
Shannon
McCann
Kubas
Lumley
Woodruff
Kuhns
Heydon
Lfoosiers
Babb
Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday across states
Washington forecast shows Indiana fair in north with showers and cooler in central and southern areas on Monday, then Tuesday fair with variable winds. Illinois generally fair, showers in south Monday morning, cooler, then Tuesday fair with variable winds. Ohio: showers and thunderstorms Monday, cooler, followed by clearing. Tuesday fair with fresh west or northwest winds.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Movements of steamers in European and Atlantic ports
Arrivals and departures listed show Kensington arriving from New York at Antwerp on May 4. Gibraltar reports Trave sailing from Genoa and Naples to New York on May 4. Philadelphia notes Noordland arriving from Liverpool and Queenstown on May 4. At the Lizard on May 5 La Gascogne from New York to Havre and Minneapolis from New York to London. Additional lines mention Rotterdam and Boston services, with vessels like Minnehaha and Moville in transit. some text appears garbled.
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Antwerp
Kensington
New York
Gibraltar
Trave
Genoa
Naples
Philadelphia
Noordland
Liverpool
Queenstown
Lizard
la Gascogne
Havre
Minneapolis
London
Wre
Rotterdam
Roland Bostegve
Ethiopia
Ae Moville
Minnehaha
Louisville and Columbus Baseball May 4 Games Recap
Louisville outlasted Minneapolis in a thirteen inning marathon as Dunkle and Clark pitched well. Darkness halted the second game after two innings. Columbus defeated Kansas City behind Bailey’s strong pitching while two KC players were ejected for abusing the umpire. Attendance: 5,018.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Minneapolis
Dunkle
Clark
Lo'sville
Kerwin
Quillen
Gan
Phyle
Gfroever
Wilmat
Ap Flournoy
Werden
Gangzell
M'Purl'n
Spies
Carlisle
Sehriver
S Morris'y
Coomeras
Zalusks
Aub
Byers
O Dunkle
Totels
Ganzett
Gannon
Schriver
Groerer
Flaherty
Schaub
Tannehill
Gfroerer
Haskell
Columbus
Kansas City
Bailey
O'Brien
Nance
Rwo
AE. i
Anne Hart
Meany
Lally
Grima
Evans
Grady
J Owt Turner
Beville
Fox
Wolfe
Ctrf
Lewee
McHiite
Weyhing
Toledo's Easy Victory Over Milwaukee Tigers
Toledo won decisively at home behind strong batting and solid pitching. Pardee and Hilbert each contributed as starters, with Olmstead and Speer anchoring the mound work. Multiple players tallied two-base hits and steals, while defensive double plays aided the win. Attendance and other details noted by the Indianapolis Journal special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Hilbert
Milwaukee
Pardee
Kidnow
Olmstead
Speer
Schiebeck
Turner
Kleinow
Hallman
McBryde
McAndrews
Miller
Meyers
Smith
Dungan
O' Neil
Wabash Beaten by Fort Wayne in Sharp Contest at Marion
Wabash fell 6 to 1 to Fort Wayne in a well played afternoon game before a large crowd at Marion. Williams will pitch today as Indianapolis plans more excursions and prepares for upcoming trips. The Hoosiers struggle early in the season and must regain form to stay in the first division. Minneapolis visits for four games, then Columbus comes. St Paul opens at home next Saturday on the Western circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
St. Paul
Fox
Hog- Trever
O'rien
Kihm
Hogriever
Coulter
Kohns
Shay
Indianapolis
Geler
O'Brien
Dillard
Indianapolis Journal
Mancie
Ind
Muncie
West Side Park
Beore
Wabash
Wabash Baseball Club
Fort Waynes
Williams
Marion
Hoosiers
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul's
Editor Letter Stirs Sunday Baseball Debate in Indianapolis
A reader voices support for Sunday baseball, challenging opponents and urging Indianapolis to embrace Sunday games to gain free advertising and a stronger league presence. The letter argues the city should adopt city-like practices and improve its ball team to attract attention and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis
Sunday Baseball Debate Spurs Citywide Action
In Indianapolis on May 4, a columnist argues for Sunday baseball to provide harmless entertainment for clerks and shop workers spending Sundays away from beer and riotous behavior. He warns against losing crowds and revenue to Marion and urges keeping games local to benefit the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Indianapolis
Toboggan Handicap Entries at Morris Park May 6
New York May 4 Entries and weights for the Toboggan handicap to be run Tuesday May 6 at Morris Park list many horses including Ranastar Blues Ten Candles Ballyha Bey Silverdale Cobourg Brigadier Irritable Lady Schorr King Pepper Black Fox Dublin Cervera Colonel Padden The Musketeer Liz Joe Frey Smoke Whis ky King Retna Red Patch Ben MacDhul Arsenal Sombrero Old England Un masked De Reske Smart Set Brunswick Hatasco Highlander Gunfire Gay Boy Lady Uncas Sonald Delagoa Firing Line Key note Igniter Water Power C W Meyer Hanover Queen Ensight Nam tor Phosphor Jack DeMund Northern Star Par Excellence John Barleycorn Tenagra PARIS May 4 At Parc des Princes Linton wins eighty kilo meter race world record 1 09 50 3 5 Elkes Robl Louisville May 4 Alan a Dale Derby winner may not race again tendon rupture lameness unknown seat of pain owner Thomas McDowell says no start at Louisville meeting
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New York
Morris Park
Ranastar
Blues
Ten Candles
Ballyha Bey
Silverdale
Cobourg
Brigadier
Irritable
Lady Schorr
King Pepper
Black Fox
Dublin
Cervera
Colonel Padden
the Musketeer
Liz
Joe Frey
Smoke
Himself
King Hanover
Retna
Ben MacDhul
Arsenal
Old England
de Reske
Disadvantage
Brunswick
Hatasco
Highlander
Gay Boy
Lady Uncas
Sonald
Delagoa
Igniter
C. W. Meyer
Hanover
Ensight
Namtor
Phosphor
Jack DeMund
Northern Star
Par Excellence
John Barleycorn
Tenagra
Vanderbilt entries run notches at Longchamp races
Paris May 4 W K Vanderbilt runners Nettie finished third in the Poule d Essai des pouliches while Francisque failed to place in the Prix de l Esperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Longchamps
W. K. Vanderbilt
Nettie
Francisque
Cincinnati Poor Play Sparks Pittsburgers Victory
Cincinnati errors doomed the home team as Pittsburgers won 8 to 2. Hahn pitched well but received little support before Heisman finished. Tannehill hit a homer for Pittsburgh while Clark, Heisman, and Wagner starred for Cincinnati. Attendance about 12,500.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Pittsburgers
Hahn
Heisman
Pittsburg
Piletz
Tannehill
Zimmer
Clark
Wagner
Peitz
Beck
Beckley
Emslie
Duggleby Leaves Phillies to Join National League Club
Philadelphia case on May 4 reports pitcher Duggleby announced he has left the Philadelphia American League club and will join the local National League club. He will depart in the morning with manager Shettsline to play for the Phillies in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Duggleby
Shettsline
Philadelphias
St. Louis
Detroit Cleveson Game Highlight In Detroit May Day
Detroit was bested by Cleveland 9 to 1 in a May day game at Detroit. Jose was untouchable until the ninth inning, with Detroit scoring only after Bradley's error and Holmes, Casey, and Harley delivering runs. Cleveland grabbed its nine runs on Elberfeld’s fumble and two big hits by Pickering and Harvey in the eighth. Mullin earned the win for Cleveland. Siever started, Joss closed. Attendance 7,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jose
Bradley
Holmes
Casey
Harley
Cleveland
Elberfeld
Pickering
Harvey
Mullin
Siever
McGuire
Joss
Bemis
Sievers
McCarthy
Slever
Johnstone and Connolly
Insurrectionist Civil Government in Tiaon Exposed
A Manila report recounts how insurrecto leaders in Tiaon built a civil government taxing residents and diverting funds, with Gardener clashing with army officers over the affair. Captain Johnston later disrupted the scheme, capturing leaders and gathering affidavits as a board of inquiry investigates Gardener’s charges.
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Ure
United States
David F. Morris
Gardener
Tiaon
Lucena
Ie Sena
Tlaon
Mortis
Malvar
Captain Johnston
Fifteenth Cavalry
Tammany Nest
White House talks on Mindanao and Chaffee action
President and Secretary Root with Governor Taft discuss Mindanao affairs after General Chaffee’s report on the Mindanao campaign. They praise the operation yet regret the need to force surrender of those implicated in American soldier deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Taft
Philippines
Miss Root
White House
Chaffee
Davis
Mindanao
General Chaffee
Strike Reported Inconclusive Split Of Coal Operators And Miners
Senator Hanna describes operators as sensible business men willing to compromise while noting the anthracite strike crisis is tied to tonnage and competition from bituminous coal. He cites language barriers among two thirds of workers and says educator outreach could ease prejudice. Mitchell’s Washington visit discussed prior to current developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustries
Civic Federation
Hanna
Aite
Mitchell
Washington
Brick Makers Strike in Cheltenham Areas
In Cheltenham near St Louis one thousand molders pressers and laborers walk out at fire brick and terra cotta works including St Louis Terra Cotta Co Winkle Terra Cotta Co Laclede Fire Brick Co Missouri Fire Brick Co and Mitchell Clay Mfg Co. Strike supports lam pet demand for 15 cent daily raise. In Carbondale Illinois a new national labor body Amalgamated Common Laborers of America planned to form the next day to address unskilled labor representation within the AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Fire
Cheltenham
Lampet
St. Louis Terra Cotta Company
Winkle Terra Cotta Company
Laclede Fire Brick Company
Missouri Fire Brick Company
Mitchell Clay Manufacturing Company
Carbondale
Amalgamated Common Laborers of America
American Federation of Labor
Longshoremen Strike Settled In Duluth Compromise
In Duluth on May 4 the longshoremen reached a compromise ending a week old strike. The union sought 60 cents an hour and will receive 62.5 cents unless lumber carrying rates rise to a specified level, which would adjust the hourly wage accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Providence Freight Handlers Vote To Strike Tomorrow
Freight handlers employed by the New York New Haven Hartford in Providence vote to strike to protest planned discharge of all union workers by the local rail freight agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Three 1 League Scores and Battery Details Listed
In Bloomington RHE Bloomington defeated Rock Island 48 to 36 with Wineaere and Belt credited, Wickens and Jams as batteries Polchow Treat and Reading Boyle and Thiery. At Evansville RHE Evansville lost to Rockford 60 to 51 with Cedar Rds batteries listed. At Decatur RHE Decatur edged Cedar Rds 31 to 12, batteries Daniels Shrewbridge Dahlquist Weaver. At Terre Haute RHE Davenport and Terre Haute split 60 to 23 with McCord Vetter Scott Starnagle.
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Bloomington
RHE Bloom’g'tn
Rock Island
Wineaere
Belt
Daniels
Shrewbridge
Dahlquist
Weaver
Terre Haute
RHE Davenport
McCord and
Vetter
Scott and
Starnagle
Gas belt crowd eyes Cullen versus Blackburn boxing match
Interest runs high for the Empire Theater ten round bout as Jack Cullen, favored in the gas belt, faces Kid Blackburn. Seats are selling from Muncie to Marion with gas-belt fans vowing support. The preliminary bouts start at 5:08 promptly. Hartford City report notes Frank Gehl and Sam Murbarger wrestling for Ohio Indiana title with Murbarger winning both falls and a rematch set for May 17 in the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theater
Jack Cullen
Kid" Blackburn
Cullen
Muncie
Anderson
Marion
Blackburn
Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
Frank Gehl
Piqua, O
Sam Murbarger
Indianapolis
Vanclere
Murbargéer
Morro Fort Taken and Gardener’s War Notes
The report discusses Major Gardener’s remarks to General Chaffee about using his first report for campaign purposes and lacking concrete charges. Gardener states he will not return until the war ends. It recalls his political learning from Hazen and Pingree, notes his role overseeing Pingree potato patches, and praises his army record while noting mixed approval from Washington regarding his political aims in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
Hazen
Pingree
Michigan
Hotel Lobby Gleanings on Philippines and Orient Trade
Frederick Whitney Horne, in the Hotel English, voices strong support for holding the Philippines, declares he would leave Yokohama if the US gave up the islands, and outlines his role supplying American material for boats bound for the Orient. He praises Taft and Chaffee, notes Japan’s favorable view of US contracts, and cites prospects in the Philippines and Far East markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippines
Yokohama
Frederick Whitney Horne
English
Orient
Philipines
Horne
America
Japan
Far East
Indianapolis
Shanghai Dockyards Company
Uraga
Mr. Horne
Oriental Builders
Taft
General Chaffee
Colorado mining man touts irrigation potential for Colorado
J H P Voorhies, a Colorado mining operator visiting Denison, argues San Juan county cannot grow crops and that irrigation could unlock Colorado's farming and fruit potential. He moved from Chicago to Colorado thirty years ago for health, notes rugged terrain, and says irrigation could make diverse crops viable beyond corn. He urges government support for irrigation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. H. P. Voorhies
Denison
San Juan County
Colorado
Indiana
Chicago
San Juan
Kr. Voorhies
Democrats Seek New HQ After Elevator Woes
The Democratic state committee seeks a new headquarters, unhappy with the Lombard building top-floor location and short evening elevator service. Stevenson building owners show reluctance, citing past summer political use. The Democratic city committee also occupied this building last summer and likely will not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Lombard Building
Reilly
Stevenson Building
State Committee
Democratic City Committee
Marion County GOP Leader to Discuss Joint Senate Date
Charles N. Elliott, chairman of the Marion county Republican committee, will travel to Morgan county this week to discuss setting a date for the joint senatorial convention with Morgan county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Elliott
Marion County
Republican Committee
Morgan County
City News Notes Report Of Burglary At Massachusetts Ave Grocery
A.C. Stanton reports thieves entered his grocery at 45 Massachusetts avenue with entry via a rear window. Loss is about $10 worth of cigars and tobacco. Fire department sought George Bremmerman, former city fireman, believed insane and once escaped from Central Insane Hospital. He resides in the city. The Queen Esther Circle of Central avenue M E Church elected officers storm. Bicycle policemen responded to a fight among Italians on East South streets. Joe Colluzza injured by a bucket blow blamed on Gus Guffle. Fire crew extinguished a small blaze near Fall Creek after patrol warned of burning dumps. Indianapolis Propylaeum Assoc stockholders set annual meeting for May 12 at 3 pm with proxy option for absent stockholders.
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A.C. Stanton
Massachusetts Avenue
Stanton
George Bremmerman
Fort Smith
Ark
Bremmerman
Central Insane Hospital
Queen Esther Circle
Central Avenue M. E
Lillian Moore
Estelle Fisher
Ada Wheeler
Harriet Swain
Florence Baxter
Ica Douglas
Alta N. Roberts
Ethel Smith
Griffin and
Hull
Schwab
Joe Colluzza
South East Street
Gus Guffle
Griffin
Haughville
Indiana Avenue
Tenth Street
Fall Creek
No. 1
Indianapolis Propylaeum Association
Propylaeum
Manila Cholera Strain Continues Across City and Provinces
The cholera outbreak persists with 734 Manila cases and 603 deaths among white inhabitants. Provinces report 2,153 cases and 1,583 deaths. The main water supply remains unaffected.
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Manila
Don Carlos Summoned as Beatrice De Berrone Chooses Jump
Rome May 4 Don Carlos the Spanish pretender is summoned after his daughter Princess Beatrice de Berrone attempted suicide by leaping into the Tiber She wore evening dress and jewels and was rescued with difficulty She admitted her name in hospital and cited jealousy of her husband Princess Elvira her sister eloped two years ago with painter Folch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Don Carlos
Beatrice de Berrone
Tiber
Beatrice
Sistine Bridge
Elvira
Folch
Bishops in Pulpits in Chattanooga Tennessee May 4
The board of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church filled city pulpits this morning in Chattanooga. A union meeting at the Auditorium heard Bishop Thoburn of India and Bishop Fowler of Buffalo discuss missionary work in India and China. A business session is planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thoburn
India
Fowler
Buffalo
Methodist Church
China
Riotous farewell meeting for anarchist Most in New York
Five thousand people gathered in a Broome Street hall to bid farewell to Johann Most the anarchist. Most is scheduled to be jailed tomorrow for printing an article on murder. The gathering erupted into a riotous demonstration against the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broome Street
Johann Most
Herr Most
Gardener's Army Charges Reconsidered In Tayabas Province
A Washington dispatch to the Record-Herald reports Major Gardener faced trouble with officers in Tayabas province and made general charges he now hesitates to support with specifications. An article in the Manila American dated March 22 provides partial explanations and notes Gardener had become notorious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Record-Herald
Gardener
Tayabas
Manila American
Manila
Rumor of Battle Near Arabia Frontier Reported
Paris dispatch from Marseilles cites Jibouti reports claiming Turkish troops clashed with a small Arab tribe at Koffutidor on the Arabia frontier. Turks allegedly defeated with 4 killed and 7 Arabs said to have fallen. Arab losses also heavy.
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Paris
Wey
Marseilles
Jibouti
Murder in Pittsburg at Valle Bakery on Laurel Avenue
Guilseppe Mortelio shot and killed P. Antonio Valle in front of Valle's bakery on Laurel avenue Pittsburg Pa Mortelio formerly worked for Valle but quit after a quarrel He claims Valle tried to shoot first and Mortelio fired twice resulting in Valle's instant death
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Pittsburg
Heart Cure Claims Relief from Cardiac Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for heart pains and nervous irritability. It asserts the product strengthens the heart, calms distress, and prevents fainting, with a testimonial from a user in an unspecified address.
Dr Miles Heart Cure Ad From Elkhart Ind
Dr Miles Heart Cure claims to regulate heart action accelerate circulation and strengthen the entire system. Sold by druggists on a guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Labor Day Committee Reelects Officers and Funds Plan
The Labor Day committee reelects officers by acclamation and allocates the treasury above the required standing fund to the labor temple effort. A three member committee will revise the constitution as Central Labor Union eyes the funds, while plans to raffle a cottage to start a labor temple fund proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day Committee
M. T. Butler
Law Makers
Thad Gurley
The
Carpenters
William Ewald
Cigar Makers
J. M. Madden
Plasterers
Labor Temple Fund of
Central Labor Union
Treasury
Labor Temple Committee
R. E. Groff
John Koch
Labor Temple
Central la Union
Court records outline criminal and civil matters in Indianapolis area
Fremont Alford presides over murder Bailey defense on poor person affidavit and desertion case for Steinecker. Appeals from Police Court, writs, guardian matter for Stout estate, and multiple estate claims. New suits include Wells divorce and city damages. appellate briefs filed. Monuments dedication proclamation. furnace ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
Charles Hubbard
John W. Bailey
Henry Steinecker
Theodore Dickison
Police Court
Flora Wells
William Wells
Superior Court
John Goodnecht
City of
Indianapolis
James R. Walters
Nellie Walters
Carl W. Weekley
Circuit Court
Willam A. Heckard
Oliver W. Wiliams
Joseph Seerly
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Sarah Z. Ford
Elizabeth Jones
Appellate Court
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Thomas McDowell
Vanderbilt
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Seeeteee
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Cornelius Gardener
Theodore J. Wint
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Edwin L. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
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Samar
Frederick D. Grant
Cook
Waller
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Glenn
Mr. Root
Govern Taft
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Rajah Muda
Sultan Panda Pato
Frank D. Baldwin
Fourth Infantry
Editor of
Freedom
United States Philippine Commission
L. R. Wilfley
Press of
New National Labor Body
Evansville
Rock
Ford
Cullen-Blackburna
TaNiehs
Murburger
Gehl
Moro Fort
HOTEL
Orient—Hotel
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Vas
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Henry Clay Allen
Fred Haas
Henry Kotelman
Cosis
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Zuelda Menefee
Herbert Stout
Flanner & Buchanan
George BE
Stout
Elsie Phillips
Perey B. Phillips
Dicrees
William A. Corner
M County
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Lemuel
Todd
Howard
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Seymour
A. W. Mills
Soldiers
Kruse & Deventer
East Wash
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