Logrolling Bribery Rule In North Dakota Constitution
A North Dakota constitution feature declares log-rolling in the Legislature as bribery. A Well near Pittsburgh delivers fresh water salt water and gas with two inner and outer casings. Census superintendent Robert P Porter estimates the population at 65 million with 50 million in cities and 8 million negroes. Ear-lines regain fashion in England due to Duchess of Fife wedding. Brooklyn capitalists plan a New York style hotel in Paris to draw American and British visitors.
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North Dakota
Pittsburgh
Robert P. Porter
England
Duchess of Fife
Brooklyn
New York
Paris
United States
East Point police beating grand jury case ends in jail
E C Brurry of the Atlanta Constitution is jailed for fifteen days by Judge Clarke for refusing to tell the grand jury if he saw a certain policeman in the party that brutally whipped colored men at East Point.
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E. C. Brurry
The
Atlanta Constitution
Clarke
Grand Jury
East Point
Relief funds surge in Johnstown and nations aid drive
Johnstown, Pa. has already spent about 1,000,000 on relief and improvement work with plans to devote 1,600,000 more, funded largely by nationwide subscriptions that keep flowing in. The piece lauds public generosity and frames the relief effort as a noble memorial to benevolence. It contrasts Rhode Island's death penalty abolition with swift trials, notes Kaiser’s Berlin rebirth prospects, and mentions geological fissures near Matanzas. It profiles Miss Canoine Waiting, a 53-year NYC teacher, and recounts a Civil War Bible incident involving Colonel Young and Private Hickey at the Phenix Hotel in Lexington.
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Asout
Johnstown
Corone, Benserr H. Yoona
Onisville
Camp Douglas
Chicago
Cvil
Akien
James Deckey
Confederacy
Colonel Young
Phenix
Exington
Hicky
News of the Week from Washington
The Mint director James P Krupaia of Pennsylvania resigned on the 24th. Government printing office finished printing testimony in the seventeen contested election cases for the Fifty first Congress. Immigrants arriving in the United States eight months ended August 31 total 300564 with 30242 in 1888. The Jews began their 5650th New Year. Tsout Kwo Yrne arrived as new Chinese Minister to the United States. Postage stamp contract for four years awarded to American Bank Note Company. In seven days ending the 27th US business failures numbered 115, down from 177. President returned to Washington from Deer Park Maryland. Women’s organizations moved to erect a Lucy Webb Hayes monument.
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Washington
Tsout Kwo Yrne
United States
American Bank-Note Company of
New York
Deer Park
Lucy Webb Hayes
Hayes
Multiple Disasters and Deaths Reported Across States
A long list of events includes a boiler explosion at Fritz Bros saw mill near Berlin Pa killing four men and injuring others, the New York Graphic suspension on the 24th, the death of ex Surgeon General Joseph Beale in Philadelphia, and aeronaut Epwakp WALMUTH's disappearance after a mile high ascent at Cooperstown N Y. Also noted are flood death tolls, memorials for Grant Sheridan and Farragut in Boston, and political conventions in New York and Massachusetts. Reports cover fires, railroad incidents, drownings, hangings, arrests, and various business losses across Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Illinois Wisconsin and California.
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Fritz Bros
Berlin
John Fritz
Edward Fritz
Oliver Ross
David Baker
Brandt
New York Graphic
Daily Pictorial
Joseph Beale
United States Navy
Philadelphia
Epwakp Walmuth
Cooperstown
N. Y
Osage Lake
Johnstown
Boston
Grant
Sheridan
Farragut
Scottsdale
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh and Erie
New York
Massachusetts
J. Q . Brackett
Hornberger
Mohrsville
Anita McCormick
Chicago
Cyrus McCormick
Emmons Blaine
Richfield Springs
Laflin & Rand
Cressona
Pagensticker & Co
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Palatine Bridge
New
Rosanna Levitere
Fall River
Mass
Cold Springs
Pittsburgh
Train Hold Up and Fires Fatalities Across States
News brief compiling crimes and disasters: five men robbed a Santa Fe express car near Fort Worth, Texas, stealing about 10,000 dollars. Two children died in a coal oil explosion near Frederick, Missouri. A Chicago woman fatally shot herself, and her husband killed himself next morning. A colored mother in Carlton, Ohio, eloped with a man who had a wife. Governor Humphrey released Julius Bailey in Kansas for a crime long proven innocent. Fire destroyed the Hotel Princeton in Buena Vista, Colorado. About Edmunds law violators sentenced in Provo, Utah. The Army of the Tennessee opened its 22nd session in Cincinnati. The American Bankers Association met in Kansas City with 1,000 delegates. A Chicago priest was found dead at home. A family died in a collision near Greeley, Colorado. A man hanged in Mississippi after assaulting a minor. A Mobile & Ohio train was stopped by bandits who robbed cars, missing government funds. Lumber production figures for Minneapolis released. Mississippi Republicans name candidates. Wyoming chose Cheyenne as temporary state capital. An elderly woman burned to death near Aurora, Illinois.
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Don Cossack
West
Peoria
Arthur Caton
Chicago
Maryland Democrats
Baltimore
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick County
Creerer
Wisconsin
William J. Collins
James Cosgrove
Allen Petrus
Alfred Barnett
Columbus
Carrie Black
Miss Black
American Bankers’ Association
Kansas City
Parsons
Michael
W. T. Sherman
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Cincinnati
California
Oue American Humane Society
Louisville
Edwin Lee Brown
William Loughbridge
Iowa
South Mountain
Reading
Joan Avens
Elmore
Springfield
Quincy
Burlington
Evansville
Monmouth
Clinton
William East
Silas Long
Greensburg
Ind
Janatz N. Mongenstman
Polish National Alliance of North America
Grorce Estes
William Benton
King Vann
John Steele
Jefferson County
Ala
Fort Worth
Tex
Frederick
Norman T. Ormsby
Mr. Ormsby
J. ©. Anderson
Carlton, O
Evans
Governor Humphrey
Kansas
Julius Bailey
Princeton
Buena Vista
Col
Provo
U. T
Hth
American Bankers’ Agreciation
Father Roles
St Mary's Catholic Church
Greeley
Gale
Mobile & Ohio
Buckatuna
Florida
Minneapolis
Mississippi
Jackson
James
Charmers
W. ©. Mathison
James D. Lynchwhite
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Winnie
Aurora
Quebec Landslide Rescue and Cholache Prisons Report
A 72 year old man Joseph Kemp was rescued alive after a long entrapment in Quebec ruins. Crete reports Christians flee to mountains amid Turkish thefts. English poet Eliza Cook dies at Wimbledon aged 71. A Naples storm submerges parts of the city. Odessa tragedy: a teacher shoots his family and himself. City of New York arrives Queenstown after six days and five hours. Milan collapse kills five, injures twenty. France votes void for Boulanger and Rochefort. next-highest vote elects in Montmartre and Belleville contests. Heaven Temple fire at Pekin destroys throne. US Minister Phelps presents credentials to Kaiser. Quebec bodies 44 found in landslide. Eiffel Tower earns $1,000,000 by the 27th.
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Joseph Kemp
Quebec
Crete
Eliza Cook
Wimbledon
Naples
Odessa
Russia
Sause
Milan
Italy
General Boulanger
Montmartre
Henri Rochefort
Belleville
France
Pekin
China
United States
Germany
William Walter Phelps
William
Richard Maybury
Can
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Cronin murder jurors scarce in Chicago trial report
A late week update notes no jurors secured in the Cronin murder case in Chicago with four jurors found since trial began. The report also lists multiple deadly incidents including an explosion in Elkhorn New York killing two boys, a collision effect in Waterloo and a major fire at Butte Montana with fireside fatalities, plus train and boiler accidents. It records stock market clearing totals, ship news, and baseball standings across several leagues.
Fatal wreck at 87th street on Rock Island line
At Chelago near the 87th street crossing a freight engine struck a detached Washington Heights passenger car, killing five aboard and injuring many others. Engineer Seth Twombly, reportedly drinking, fled toward Chicago as investigators fault railroad mismanagement at Englewood.
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Chelago
Ontcaco
Seth Twombly
Eighty-Seventh Street
Rock Island Railroad
Captain Brown
Washington Heights
Saddie Kelly
Dummy Junction
Fred Hipner
James McKenzie
Ward
Anton Schuback
Gus McCarthy
Auburn Park
John Muleshy
Edward Smith, Jr
Daniel Lawrence
G. Klein
John Tierney
A. K. Steele
Michael Haggerty
Clark
Wheeler
Daniel O'Connor
E. C. Lewis
Engineer Twombly
Twombly
Rock Island Road
Chicago
Englewood Crossing
France Faces Shape of New Chamber After Elections
In Paris reports Sept 25 say General Boulanger doubts his party’s majority but foresees the country calling him to power as the government’s vote manipulation worries him. Journalists note Republican gains and Ferry’s defeat, while ministers return to Paris for a November chamber session.
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Boulanger
France
Loxpox
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
M. Jules Ferry
Chamber
Carnot
the Elysee
Dillon
Sentis
the Post
Miraculous Escape From Quebec Ruins After 108 Hours
An aged man, Joseph Kemp, 72, was pulled alive from ruins in Ounebec Quebec after being buried 108 hours following a landslide. Laborers heard a moan, freed him, Father McCarthy gave the sacrament, Kemp spoke and stimulants were given. Hope for recovery remains.
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Quebec
Can
Joseph Kemp
Kemp
Tather McCarthy
International Congress Plans Grand Excursion in Washington
Washington hosts a sixteenth American nations congress to promote a permanent trade union among the United States and its sister republics. Delegates from forty six states and nineteen Latin American states will travel on a forty two day, 5400 mile Pullman excursion by the Pennsylvania system visiting major cities from New York to Harrisburg with full arrangements for entertainment and logistics.
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Washington
United States
South
Central America
Western Hemisphere
Panama
Blaine
Garfield
Bayard
San Domingo
Congress of American Nations
Congress
States
Europe
Central
South America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
New York City
Philadelphia
West Point
Boston
Lawrence
Mass
Manchester
N. H
Portland
Worcester
Meriden
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Omaha
Des Moines
St. Louis
Springfield
Ill
Indianapolis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Lexington, Ky
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Harrisburg
Rock Island Disaster Probable Cause Probe
September 30 reports say coroner's jury charges Engineer Seth Twombly and Fireman Henry La Cloche with responsibility for deaths in the Eighty-seventh Street Rock Island wreck. La Cloche confessed after the verdict, admitting his prior testimony was false and that Twombly was drunk the night of the accident.
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Cubico
Seth Twombly
Henry la Cloche
Rock Island
Eighty-seventh Street
la Cloche
Twombly
Frightful Palatine Bridge Train Wreck Numbs New York
A St Louis express telescoped another section near Palatine Bridge New York killing up to forty to fifty as bodies are recovered. The rear brakeman failed to signal, engineers dispute blame, and survivors describe darkness chaos with surgeons and wrecking trains rushing to the scene.
Locomotive Engineers to Convene in Denver Cal October
The annual convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will be held in Denver Cal on the second Tuesday in October. Delegates from all parts of the United States Canada and Mexico will attend. The convention will be a large body with 410 divisions each entitled to one representative.
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Curcaco
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Denver
Cal
United States
Canada
Mexico
Four mill operatives drown after boat capsizes on Pontoosuc Lake
Four young mill workers from Pirrsvreep near Pontoosuc lake were in a rowing party Saturday afternoon when their boat capsized. Alfred Ford, 24, and Viron Champine, 25, drowned. The remaining two occupants were rescued by a boat that responded from the shore.
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Pirrsvreep
Mass
Pontoosuc Lake
Alfred Ford
Viron Champine
Dr Pierce Heavy Loser in Collapse of Mining Scheme
Burrato New York September 27 The Big Bend Mining and Tunnel Company with a capital stock of 20 million dollars has collapsed Chief stockholder Dr R V Pierce of this city has lost nearly 1.2 million The plan aimed to drain Feather River bed in California to reach gold dust but vast boulders and costly operations doomed the project After four years of tunneling the mine proved unprofitable and will be dropped Pierce sunk over a million more than a million total about two million spent with many New York newspaper men said to have lost heavily in the venture
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Dr. Pierce
Burrato
N. Y
Big Bend Mining and Tunnel Company
R. V. Pierce
Feather River
California
McLaughlin
Butte County
Big Bend
Comstock Lode
Pierce
New York
Massive molten metal crash at Edgar Thomson mill injures workers
At Carnegie’s Edgar Thomson steel works in Braddock Pennsylvania a blast furnace blew out bottom causing tons of molten metal to flood the area. Captain W R Jones general manager and several workmen were badly burned with his life’s prospects described as desperate. Jones, aged around 70, is noted for funding Johnstown flood relief and earning about 50 000 a year.
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Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Captain Jones
Pirrspuren
Carnegie
W. R. Jones
Jones
United States
Europe
Johnstown
The Bankers Conclude Annual Convention in Kansas City
The bankers convention completed its work in Kansas City on Tuesday. President Parsons and Vice-President Mc Michael were reelected, a new executive council chosen, and Secretary Baker and Treasurer Green were reappointed. The council referred resolutions urging Congress to revive American marine interests and support the deep water harbor plan, and to require at least one regular annual statement on national banks. A plan to amend usury laws to cap forfeiture at excess interest was approved. A postal vote will decide St Johns retirement of legal tender notes.
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Kansas City
Bankers’ Convention
Parsons
McMichael
Baker
Green
Congress
Iti
Mr. St. John
Judge Groff Qualifies as Land Commissioner in Washington
Judge Lewis Groff of Omaha Nebraska qualified as General Land Office commissioner at the Interior Department and was sworn in. He will assume duties immediately, replacing Acting Commissioner Stone who has held three posts since June amid vacancies in the top roles.
Embezzler Kelleher Sentenced in Philadelphia
Dennis Kelleher, about 27, pleaded guilty to embezzling Captain George R. Beck's money from a tugboat business. He was sentenced to three years in prison after allegedly misappropriating between 40000 and 50000 dollars, ending a long career in the employ of his employer.
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Philadelphia
Dennis Kelleher
George R. Beck
Kelleher
Beck
Queen Victoria's Welsh Visit Reveals Distant Ireland Stats
Report notes during her fifty year reign Queen Victoria spent twelve days in Ireland. The piece also mentions a German general awaiting promotion, Denmark honoring long-serving domestics, and possible regency if Victoria steps down with the Prince of Wales acting as Regent.
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Victoriia
Wales
Ireland
Wurtemburg
Spain
San Sebastian
Alfonso
Princess of the Asturias
Infanta
Maria Theresa
Isabella
Denmark
Frederick VI
Frederick VII
Eurenor William
Kaiser
Queen Victoria
Moltke
Taene
Prince of Wales
Prince Regent
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Victoria
Osborne
Balmoral
Explosion at Peterhoff Station Threatens Czar Departure
A St. Petersburg report, deemed credible, claims a chest of dynamite exploded at Peterhoff station just before Czar’s departure for Copenhagen. The station was wrecked and a railway signalman died. Believed intended to harm the Czar en route to his train, the blast occurred earlier than planned.
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St. Petersburg
Copenhagen
Peterhoff Station
Verdict in Billings Case Delivers Second Degree Murder
Warenroo Ja September 40 The jury found the defendant guilty of murder in the second degree after thirteen ballots were cast. The defendant showed no emotion. The case will likely be appealed. Sentencing may exceed ten years.
Literary Notes on Poets and Memorial Efforts
The father of Edgar Saltus sold Napoleon the guns used at Solferino. US Holland and France are said to ship many alien literature works to England. Lord Tennyson promises a farewell volume. A memorial church is built in Grovetown Georgia for Paul Hayne. A memorial for Christopher Marlowe will rise at Canterbury. Notables like George W Childs H H Furness and James Russell Lowell subscribe. Oliver Wendell Holmes declines an autobiography. Groxen Evers, Rider Haggard’s Egyptian rival, is a Leipzig professor who turned to novels after illness.
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Edgar Saltus
Louis Napoleon
Solferino
United States
Holland
France
England
Lord Tennyson
Aurrin Church
Grovetown
Paul H. Hayne
Canterbury
Christopher Marlowe
Goethe
Faust
George W. Childs
H. H. Furness
James Russell Lowell
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Groxen Evers
Rider Haggard
University of
Leipzig
Johnstown Death List in New Directory
The Johnstown directory published by Clarke of Altoona lists 8500 deaths, a close estimate since the flood destroyed the original edition. Names recovered from proof sheets appear as they were pre flood with a special record of lost individuals.
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Johnstown
Clarke
Altoona
Heavy Failure in Petroleum Exports Assignment Led by Pagenstecher Co
New York Sept 27 Pagenstecher Co once the largest petroleum exporters assigned Thursday direct liabilities 20000 to 40000 contingent liabilities 800000 on accommodation acceptances and endorsements for Andrew Brown of Buffalo Brown a leading lumber merchant is blamed for neglecting to handle the paper The firm had long been viewed as troubled by the trade
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New York
Pagenstecher & Co
Andrew Brown
Buffalo
Sunday Observance Resolutions Adopted at Paris Congress
The Paris Sunday Observance congress passed a resolution to grant a weekly holiday when Sunday work is impossible and advised employers not to pay workers on Saturday or Sunday. President Harrison urged rest for workers, noting the Sabbath provides essential respite. A Paris municipal commission voided Boulanger votes in Montmartre and nullified Rochefort votes in Belleville, while Dillon’s Boulangist win in Morbihan stood. An amnesty bill for Rochefort was expected to be introduced soon with journalistic support.
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Harrison
Paris
Congress
M. Rochefort
Chamber
Bandits Board a Train in Alabama Loot and Missed Cargo
Thieves boarded a Mobile & Ohio train near Buckatunna Mississippi, forcing the engineer to halt at a bridge and robbing the mail and express cars. They secured about 2700 dollars and a registered mail pouch, overlooked 70000 dollars in Government money, and fled. Rube Burrows is suspected. a 1000 dollar reward is offered. A separate report from Austin notes a large Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe robbery near Fort Worth with at least 30000 dollars taken.
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Monitr
Ala
Mobile & Ohio
Buckatunna
Miss
Jack Sherell
Hust
Florida
Meridian
Citronelle
Rube Burrows
Mobile Register
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Texas
Austin
Tex
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Fort Worth
Fixing the Blame After Chicago Rail Crash
Engineer Twombly bore the brunt of blame for the Washington Heights collision near Chicago as trials reveal he ran with the throttle wide open. Conductor Buford and brakemen Whitted and Parker were arrested as witnesses on a Rock Island train near Auburn. Gus Mulcahy died, six victims total, eight others seriously hurt, with some recovering.
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Cutcaco
Buford
Whitted
Parker
Washington Heights
Rock Island Road
Auburn
Twombly
Engineer Twombly
Dearborn Street
Henry la Cloche
Ellis
Chamberlain
Elis
Gus Mulcahy
Smith
Deaths Shape Next Congress Contests in Election Cases
Government printing office finishes printing testimony for contested house seats. Death has claimed five Fifty-first Congress members Cox New York Barnes Missouri Gay Louisiana Townshend Illinois Laird Nebraska with others possible before assembly. Organization margin remains narrow amid uncertainties.
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Washington
Government
Chalmer
Morgan
Mississippi
Langston
Venable
Virginia
Waddidl
Wise
Posey
Parrett
Indiana
Miller
Elliott
South Carolina
Bower
Buchanan
Kernogan
Hooker
Threet
Clark
Alabama
Akinson
Pendleton
West
Gay
Louisiana
Townshend
Ilinois
Laird
Nebraska
Jury in Ives case is discharged awaiting new trial
The jury in the Ives case was discharged at 11:45 AM after failing to reach an agreement with ten jurors for conviction and two for acquittal. Ives was remanded to the Tombs, and Colonel Fellows says he will be tried again once the district attorney’s office completes arrangements. A motion before Recorder Smyth may decide Ives’s place of abode until the next trial.
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Ives
Fina Isacier
New York
Fellows
Smyth
Death of Major General Daniel Harvey Hill in Charlotte
Major General Daniel Harvey Hill died at his Charlotte home aged 68. A West Point graduate of 1812, he served in the Mexican war, taught mathematics at Washington College and Davidson College, and led the North Carolina Military Institute. He joined the Confederate army in the Civil War and fought at Antietam, Fredericksburg, and Chickamauga before later publishing Field and Farm in Charlotte.
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Rapeien
N. C
Daniel Harvey Hill
Charlotte
South Carolina
West Point
Washington College
Virginia
Davidson College
North Carolina
North Carolina Military Institute
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chickamauga
Charlotte, D. C
Humane Society meeting opens in Louisville with reads
The American Humane Society was called to order in Louisville by Mawin Lee Brown of Chicago in President Gerry's absence. President Rudolph Winsor of the Kentucky Humane Society and Governor Buckner welcomed delegates as a regret letter from Gerry was read, committees were appointed, and the treasurer reported.
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Louisville
American Humane Society
Mawin Lee Brown
Chicago
Gerry
Rudolph Winsor
The
Kentucky Humane Society
Buckner
Cape May Hotel Burns in Overnight Fire
The new Columbia Hotel in Cape May New Jersey owned by James Mooney of Philadelphia caught fire at 1 o clock yesterday morning and by 2 o clock was completely destroyed. Loss estimated around $75000.
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Cape May
Cart May
N. J
New Columbia
James Mooney
Philadelphia
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