Enduring political debate and local returns in 1892 election
The Canton Repository reports on Democratic and Republican stances for the 1892 tax and tariff debates. It notes Hamilton county results with McKinley winning by 5,776 and lists votes for Campbell and others, highlighting voting irregularities and voter error on straight-party tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
McKinley
Campbell
Hamilton
Ashenhurst
Seitz
People's Andidate
Harris
Holmes County Governor Vote Totals and Democratic Turnout Analysis
Holmes County turnout for governor shows Campbell 3178 McKin g 1186 Ashenhurst 154 Seitz 18, Campbell’s plurality 1992, total votes 4406. Last year Holmes County cast 4914. Gromley 3495 Ryan 1225 Prohibition 185. The year reports 508 Democrats did not vote, citing Canton News Democrat on Democratic money for turnout and “time honored principles of Democracy.”
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Tne
Holmes County
Campbell
Mccking
Ashenhurst
Seitz
Mapbell
Ith
Holmes
Gromley
Ryan
Prohibition
Canton News Democrat
West Virginia Shifts Toward Republican Lean in 1892
The article notes West Virginia’s drift toward Republicans, citing past presidential margins from 1876 to 1888 and urging Democrats to study these figures before predicting the 1892 outcome. It highlights WV as near neighbors to Pennsylvania and Ohio and a rising manufacturing state influencing state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Pensylvania
Ohio
Hancock
Cleveland
West Virgina
Speaker prospects and party loyalty urged for next Legislature
The Republican party will select the two houses leaders, and David D. Taylor, Guernsey County representative-elect, is tipped as a candidate for Speaker. The piece lauds Ress as a long-time Republican editor and loyal party servant, citing Taylor's active role in the last General Assembly and his leadership on the House Republican side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. Taylor
Eledt
Guernsey County
Ress
Taylor
Repro to Judge of a Males Worth as Minister of the Gospel
The piece analyzes a minister in the pulpit noting his diction gesture and style to suggest an excellent selection for regulating church services. It comments on the Lutheran church’s pedl to a Wise prep and praises Dr Griley’s parochial standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogish Lutheran Church
Griley
John Sherman Crowned as Ohio State Leader in National Service
A retrospective tribute extols John Sherman as a premier American financier and statesman. His long career includes Congress from 1844, Senate service starting 1860, and tenure as U S secretary of the treasury. The piece lauds his financial acumen, reconstruction views, and leadership in the Senate, noting proposed 1892 re election and his lasting impact on national policy.
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PMCS
Reneery
Ohio Press
Fifty Second Nationals Assembly
Hio
Congress
National Assembly
Senate
Finance
Agriculture
Spelie
John Sherman
Democrat Figures No Good for 1892
The piece argues Grover Cleveland will likely be the Democratic nominee for president in 1892 with a western running mate possible. It discusses Electoral College projections, noting Indiana Iowa and Massachusetts shifting to Republicans and suggesting a Republican majority remains possible even after subtracting the Democratic column.
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New York
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Gov. Gray
Indiana
Boss
Iowa
Cleveland
Gove
Massachusetts
Colunies
Alabama
California
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Idaho
Florida
Georgia
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Kentucky
Montana
Rolleraie
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Mississippi
Ohio
Oregon
Ren
Jersey
New Yorn
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Brice and Residency Debate Over Senate Eligibility
An editorial argues about Calvin Brice of New York and the Senate eligibility debate. It critiques labeling him a resident or inhabitant, cites the constitutional requirement of nine years as a citizen and state residency, and explains how multiple residences can coexist without a single permanent domicile for public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Journal
Oho
State Senate
E.L. Lampson
Avery
Senate
Brice
Ohio
Massillon Independent
the United States
United States
Bricel
When Rascals Fall Out Just Men Get Their Dues
The Democrats of Ohio resent former state leaders who funded campaigns with their fortunes. A clipping from a New York World column dated November 11, attributed to Neal, Ohio Democrat chairman, is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
NewYork World
Columbus
Neal
Democrat State Central Committee
Ohio Democrats split over Foraker Brice fight in Senate race
The article voices Democratic discontent in Ohio over Foraker and Brice. It cites distrust of out of state money, notes GOP MPs would prefer Foraker, and argues Payne and Brice failed to back protection and honest money, revealing party corruption and calling Brice a non resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Brice
Senate
Joseph B. Foraker
Henry B. Payne
Payne
Brite
Ohio
United States Senate
Secretive rumor about Judge Nico las in Canton
A dubious whispered note claims Judge John D. Nico las will abandon his robe next Sunday to appear before a small audience in Canton for one time only. The fragmentary item gives no dates or verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Republican
John D. Nicolas
Canton
Ohio Politics and the People's Party Decline
A historical analysis critiques the People’s party as a Democratic splinter backed by Southern Alliance, blaming its platform for unworkable ideas including government liquor stores and unlimited coinage of silver. It argues the Ohio election affirmed Republican strength, denouncing free silver and endorsing McKinley and protective tariff while predicting Republican ascent in 1892.
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Democraty
Ohio
Ita
Nef
People’s Party
Democratic Party
Alliance
Olio
Peffer and Simpson
Volk
Kingston
Cleveland
Campbell
Republican Party
Wests
United States
William McKinley, Jr
West Virginia
Tennessee
Takes Money to Move Democrats
A Canton News-Democrat column blames funds for turnout shortfalls and alleges corrupt influence by trusts and monopolists. It claims Campbell would win with full Democratic turnout and mocks party loyalty tied to cash rather than principles.
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News-Democrat
Canton
Campbell
Licking County
Fragmented Text Summary Card
Readable content is extremely limited with unclear context and missing key details. No identifiable persons organizations places dates or events can be established from the text available.
Golden Corners Local Happenings and District Notes
Wayne County reports include improving illnesses with no new cages of ope na in the vicinity. Charley Fishburn of Indiana visited the Spangler family over Sabbath. Jerry Johnson and daughter from Ashland were in the area last week. Ellsworth Johnson and wife attended Mr Welker’s funeral in Cedar Valley. Wayne Miss Society holds a praise meeting at Wayne church on Thanksgiving morning at 10.00 with Prof Black address, Wayne choir music, and recitations by local young women. All invited.
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Charley Fishburn
Indiana
Spangler
Jerry Johnson
Ashland
County
Ellsworth Johnson
Cedar Valley
Welker
Wayne Miss’s Society
Wayne Church
Black
Wayne Choir
Musical convention underway in Apple Creek
Snow cover briefly greeted Sabbath in Apple Creek as Prof King and wife host a successful musical convention continuing through the week ending with a Saturday concert. Rev Warner’s parents return to Pennsylvania after a short visit. Mrs Cotterman returns from Virginia. Ladies of the Reformed church festival proves successful. Iss L W Hains visits Fredericksburg friends.
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Mother Earth
Prof. King and Wife
Warner
Pennsylvania
New Pittsburg Social Notes Mention Illnesses and Local Improvements
Mrs L W Eberhart and family suffer malaria fever while J W Fortney and son visit Canton. David Martin and family from Burbank visited relatives. Ben Wile and Mussleman Bixler improved their properties. The Evangelical Lutheran church aided widow Mrs G W Barnhart and her two children with wood provisions clothing and money, demonstrating church charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L W. Eberhart
J. W. Fortney
Canton
David Martin
Burbank
Ben Wile
Mussleman & Bixler
G. W. Barnhart
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Local Happenings Reflect Rain Snow and School Reopenings
Abundant rain and light snow settle over town as the Academy bell rings daily. Mr and Mrs Wood of Oberlin hosted by Mrs J Reamer. Public schools plan to open next Monday in the new building. Charles E Yoder teaches near Marshallville. Abbie Yoder attends Normal Academy. Mrs Hoover of Loudonville teaches painting. Prof Enoghish's choir class attracts interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Yoder
Marshallville
Abbie Yoder
Normal Academy
Hoover
Loudonville
Enoghish
Delayed Letter From West Salem Highlights Town News
Local notes report visits and movements of residents including Mr and Mrs Salem visiting Warren Creston and Blue Springs Nebraska job changes and attendance at district conferences in Lodi. Several residents travel or host visitors from Ashland Cambridge and Millersburg with social calls and work updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Warren
EF. Root
Cambridge
Wm Salem
Effie McKee
Pennsylvania
Jessie Stitt
Pulist
J, C. D. Feal
Bridgeport
Blue Springs
Nebraska
James Parson
Creston
Milton Hainter
Gill
Lattassburg
Hi. C. Neill
Mary Funk
Lattasburg
Elliot Stevenson
Chatham
M. Taylor
Millersburg
Lettie Hubler
Johnstown
Hagermen
Lodi
Miss Eddy
Ashland
Local Notes From Burbank Rural District
In a light town column residents report Mrs. George Spangler’s fall that fractured both bones of her left wrist. Miss L. Dastman of Republic visits Prof. Michener’s family ten days. returns home Saturday. Trev. Gray of Berea delivers an M E sermon. G. W. Holloway paints his dwelling. N. W. Hower buys goods in Cleveland. M. J. Dodd travels to Wooster for business. Mrs. Dr. Cobb of West Salem visits town friends. Mrs. C. B. Overs ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micawber
George Spangler
L. Dastman
Republic
Michener
Amily
Trev. Gray
Berea
M. E.ulpit
G. W. Holloway
N. W. Hower
Cleveland
M. J. Dodd
Wooster
Dr. Cobb
West Salem
C. B. Overs
Unclear fragmentary text about statewide issues and figures
The readable lines describe a general discussion of state matters and figures, mentioning a repudiation and attendance. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize meaningfully.
Red Swamp Town Notes and Local News Highlights
Philip M. Swinebart begins winter school at Red Swamp. Wm. Bonewitz and wife visit from New Castle. J P Weiler resigns as marshal. P F Sheppard appointed to fill vacancy. Ladies Missionary Society hosts oyster supper Thanksgiving night in S P Warner building. Ira Lsrinderhoff Samuel Ewing and T B Kesler on hunting trip in Michigan. Clyde Fresh crafts fine harness. Rev Fitch of Wooster led Presbyterian services last Sabbath. Died near Cedar Valley November 15 Welker, son of Stanford Johnson, age about 15, long illness, death, burial at Beshet cemetery Cedar Valley. Postmortem by Drs Warner Sullivan Young with possible public notes next year. Wesley Camp of Pleasant Home suffers severe dystentery attack.
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Philip M. Swinebart
Red Swamp
Wm. Bonewitz
New Castle
Mr. Jr
J. P. Weiler
P. F. Sheppard
Othe’ladies Missionary Society
M. I
S. P. Warner
Ira Lsrinderhoff
Samuel Ewing
T. B. Kesler
West Salém
Michigan
Clyde Fresh
Rev. Fitch
Wooster
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Valley
Welker
Stanford Johnson
Wesker
Spirit Land
Beshet
Cedar Yau
Warner, Sullivan and Young
Wesley Camp
Pleasant Home
December Arena offers expanded pages and holiday features
The December Arena issue increases to 144 pages with a Christmas number, adding a 16 page supplement. It includes Helen Campbell’s hypnotism themed novelette In the Myshea of a Terrible Spell and Hamlin Garland’s Uncle Ripley’s Speculations, plus essays by Camille Platamarion and others and full page portraits of J G Whittier and Edgar Fawcett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Campbell
Hamlin Garland
Ripley
Camille Platamarion
G'rof Ff Funk- Brentano
Academy of Science
of Paris
A. Bartal
D. D
Edgar Fawcett
George Stewart
D C. L
Elon
David A Wells
J G. Whittier
Arena
Artery Anomaly Saves Girl After Wound
In Crawford county a two month old wrist injury from glass led Dr. J. A. Chesney to discover a rare arterial abnormality. The usual radial artery was absent, and the ulnar path proved only partially effective. After locating the true pulse artery near the elbow and tracing it from the arm to the wrist the doctor secured ligation and the girl began recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxpesry
Crawford County
J. A. Chesney
Docflarad
Harvard Photographs Eclipse to Seek Moon Satellite
In Boston on Sunday night clear skies allowed Harvard observers to photograph the lunar eclipse. Plates exposed five and ten minutes around totality were developed promptly to detect a moon satellite, but none was found. An observatory at Arequipa, Peru also conducted satellite searches amid Jupiter satellite eclipse observations.
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Boston
Harvard
Arequipa
Peru
Fatal Boiler Explosion Hits Jerrkr Factory
A deadly boiler blast at a factory in Jerrkr injures workers and halts production. Emergency crews FD and police investigate the blast, with authorities naming the incident as a fatal boiler explosion.
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Jerrkr
Lers
Ashli¢y
Giant mound find hailed as king of the Mound Builders
Excavators Warren Orhead and Dr. Cresson uncover a massive 600 by 200 by 28 foot mound in Cothe. A tan man and wife skeleton lie within copper armor and adornments plus pearl inlays. They date the burials to about 600 years ago, a major World’s Fair era discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cothe
Warren Orahead
Cresson
Messie
Morehead
Death at a Tennessee farmhouse due to poisoned whisky
In Point Pleasant, dersan county, George Cal breath hosted friends for celebrations. A jug of whisky was produced and shared, leading to sudden illness and three deaths. The poison source remains undetermined and no physician could be found.
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Tenn
George Calbreath
Point Pleasant
Dersan County
Seve
Minister Porter Visits Washington For Brief Leave of Absence
Minister Porter did not call at the department of state yesterday and was granted leave to visit the United States. His trip to Washington is said to have no special significance, as ministers on return from abroad pay respects to the secretary of State and may receive instructions. The department reports no renewed correspondence with Italy regarding the New Orleans affair, and rumors of an Italian ultimatum are generally discounted.
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Ohio Democrats
Ohio
East
Ohio Democrate
Lima
Whitney
Foraker
United States
Senate
Calvin S. Brice
WapHindox
Porter
Department of State
Washington
New Orleans
Italy
Patent steel reversible perpetual hay dress item
A brief item offers a vlow Dedrick's patent steel reversible perpetual hay dress 17 by 22 inches all complete. Terms described as very reasonable and available at this office. Call for details at the office.
Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway announces new daily trains
The Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway begins Sunday November 13 1841 with trains to Ohio cities. Train No 2 departs Cleveland 4 am passing Hudson Cuyahoga Falls Akron Orrville Mount Vernon Centerbury Columbus 10 23 pm with same day connections. Train No 3 leaves Columbus 11 35 am passing Centerbury 12 33 pm Orrville Akron 4 05 pm Cuyahoga Falls 4 16 pm Hudson 4 32 pm arrives Cleveland 5 40 pm. Train Nos 27 and 28 run nightly with sleepers between Cincinnati Cleveland Akron Columbus and Cincinnati continuing daily.
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Feveland
Hudson
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron
Orrville
Mt Vernon
Centerbury
Columbus
Aft
Vernon
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Applications Filed to Organize Three National Banks
The comptroller of the currency has received applications to organize three national banks. The First National Bank of Philipsburg Pennsylvania is led by William H. Duncan and associates. The Fourth National Bank of Columbus Georgia is led by F. E. Blanchard and associates. The Coleman National Bank of Coleman Texas is led by W. N. Cameron and associates.
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Wasuixetton
Autthority
First National Bank
Philipsburg
Wiliam H. Duncan
Fourth National Bank
Columbus,Ga
F. E. Blanchard
Coleman National Bank
Coleman, Tex
W. N. Cameron
Ibis Associates
President Goes Hunting With Sewell on Washington Trip
The president and ex-Senator Sewell of New Jersey travel to Benjies Maryland for a hunting trip. He will be absent for two or three days.
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Washindon
Sewell
New Jersey
Washington
Benjies
Miner Founds Family After Years Apart
George Cundiff, who left his wife and two children in Joplin Missouri eighteen years ago, tracked them through Kansas City Salt Lake City and Denver. He learned his wife had remarried L D. Wynne and after a brief visit decided not to molest their marriage before returning home.
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Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Denver
Four Well-to-Do Wheat Thieves In Noble Township
Noble township farmers confront a wheat theft ring after arrests of four prominent locals. Peter Tabler confessed, naming Thomas Doty Hiram Baker and Mike Botkin as accomplices. Baker has prior robbery conviction and is known as a respected farmer.
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Mary's
Noble Township
Peter Tabler
Tabler
Thomas Doty
Hiram Baker
Mike Botkin
Baker
Kentucky Man Dies Cleaning Dry Well in Drought
HlppkIsville Kentucky November 17 Samuel Stewart employed by J P Nichols to clean a dry well near Church Hill blew rock at the bottom to inspect. He was overcome by poisonous gases and died. body recovered by grappling apparatus.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters For Emigration West
As settlers move into the far west demand grows for Hostetters Stomach Bitters a household remedy. It is promoted as protection against malaria and digestive and liver disorders from climate and diet changes. The ad links Bitters to health preservation during travel and settlement.
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Far West
Arma
Litter Value G Promoted at Siegenthaler’s Shoe Store
A fragment notes Siegenthaler’s Shoe Store two doors west of Court House in Wayne County offering value for money. The unreadable text mentions locations and pricing in a brief shopper-oriented item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegenthalers’ Shoe Store
Wayne County
Court House
Ancient remedies and patent tonics advertised locally
A 19th century advertisement touts summer foliage and winter safeguards against disease. It promotes Silver Age or Duquesne rye tonics with prices 81.50 and 125 per quart and offers six year old whiskeys at 1.00 per quart or four quarts for 5.00, with mail order for a price list from Max Klein in Allegheny City, Pa.
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Siline
Guckenheimer
Gibsonverbolt
Finch
Bear Creek
Aix
Bend
Max Klein
Federal Street
Allegheny City
Pain Free Teeth Extraction by Dr Kean in Creston
Dr L Kean of Creston will visit Dr Cunningham's office each Saturday to extract teeth without pain or sleep. The Vector holds the patent for this painless process and guarantees service. Call to have your bad teeth removed.
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L. Kean
Creston
Akron area industry expands with new plants and housing
The Akron Hardware Co adds saddlery hardware production in South Akron and will start vast brick buildings. South Akron Land Co plans two hundred houses. The N P and O Ry Co begins a new Lassen get station within thirty days. Summit Sewer Line Co erects a large building. Western Linoleum Works foundation nearly complete as South Akron shows bustling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Hardware Co
South Akron
South Akron Land Company
P.& O Ry Co
Summit Sewer Lipe Go
Standard sewing machines sale and repair shop ad
An advertisement offering the Standard sewing machine as the best option. It notes a shop location near City Hall with second-hand machines for sale or rent, repair services at reasonable rates, and needles, oil, and sewing supplies in stock. Endorsed by 52k J.d. SLANKER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
J.d. Slanker
Pension records list several soldiers with revised monthly benefits
The document cites multiple names including Mrs Kate McDonald of Wooster Ohio and Jacob Anpld New Pittsburgh Ohio. It details increases or changes in monthly pensions from mid 1890s to 1891 for chronic diarrhoea rheumatism heart disease eye diseases and injuries affecting right wrist.
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Itis SR
Onewitz
Age Tits
Pena
Kate McDonald
Pring
Jacob Anpld
New
Pittsburgh
Co. I
C. V.L
David Smith
Cedar Valley
Ohio
McLaughlin
C. W. Cavalry
Isaac Hughes
Magnetic Springs
Co. B
Wrest Virgin
Hand’s Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier for Catarrh
An old article claims catarrh is a blood disease and warns of its health risks. It argues catarrh should be cured by removing impurities from blood and endorses Hand’s Sarsaparilla as the antidote, describing it as a great blood purifier that expels poisons and disease germs.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief for Catarrh
Mrs S D Heath of Putnam Connecticut reports relief from catarrh after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She says it cured the continual throat dripping and stuffed feeling and improved her general health. A user testimonial highlights restoration of well being after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Cactus Blood Cure Promoted in Wooster Ad
An advertisement touts a tonic named Cactus Blood Cure claiming superiority to sarsaparilla mixtures. It promises no skin eruptions and claims to purge impurities, improve appetite, and rapidly cure dyspepsia constipation liver and kidney troubles attributed to impure blood. Sold by Laubach & Boyd in Wooster Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Nepen
Laubach & Boyd, Wooster, O
Sale of 170 Bonds of Wayne County Ohio Notice
Commissioners of Wayne County Ohio announce selling 170 bonds at 500 each on December 17 1891 at 10 am in Wooster. Bonds bear 5 percent interest paid semi annually dating January 2 1892 and July 2 1892, issued under April 23 1891 act to locate Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Voting returns October 6 1891 show 4030 yes of 5154.
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Wayne Counly
Ohio
Wooster
Wayne County
Board of County Commissioners
General Assembly
State of
Ohio Agricultural Experiment
Wayne
Unio
Laume
Berl Lucien Graber
Acob Hess
HENRY Man@ually
Harper's Weekly and Harper's Bazaar Weekly Overview
A fragment listing Harper's publications including Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazaar and Harper's Young People with postage notes for subscribers in the United States Canada and Mexico. The text is incomplete and presents no event or clear news.
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Ha!pbi
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Bazar
Harper's
Dae States
Canada
Mexico
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