Jane Porter (763 bytes)
1: ...nglish]] [[novel]]ist, the sister of [[Anna Maria Porter]].
3: Jane, though the elder by four years, did not publish ...
4: ... been written by a brother, Dr. [[William Ogilvie Porter]].

Porter (1550 bytes)
1: * [[Porter (carrying)|Porter]] - a person who carries objects
2: * [[Porter (beer)|Porter]] - the alcoholic drink
3: * [[Porter (doorkeeper) | Porter]] - one of the [[minor orders]] of the [[Roman Ca...
4: ...in the United States hired black men as [[Pullman Porters]]
5: * [[Porter (college)|Porter]] - member of staff in many of the colleges of th...

H. K. Porter, Inc (5962 bytes)
1: [[Image:Porter builder's plate.jpg|thumb|H. K. Porter Company builder's plate, 1914]]
2: '''H. K. Porter, Inc.''' (Porter) manufactured light-duty [[railroad]] [[locomotiv...
4: ...hat they were often operated by only one person. Porter built mostly steam locomotives, but they also bui...
6: ...s and other locomotive data were republished in ''Porter Steam Locomotives'', published by the library.
9: ...p://www.ironhorse129.com/Prototype/SteamClass2004/Porter/Minnetonka.jpg/ "Minnetonka"] which is currently ...

Darrell Porter (3731 bytes)
1: '''Darrell Ray Porter''' ([[January 17]], [[1952]]-[[August 5]], [[2002...
3: ...intensity--teammate [[George Brett]] once said of Porter, "Darrell always played like it was the seventh g...
5: ...e, and planned to ban him from baseball for life. Porter found himself sitting up at night in the dark wat...
7: ..., you might have a problem with drugs or alcohol. Porter answered yes to all 10 questions and checked hims...
9: After checking in to the rehab center, Porter became a [[born-again Christian]], married, becam...

Groom-porter (549 bytes)
1: The '''Groom-Porter''' was a title granted by the king of [[England]]...

Russell W. Porter (657 bytes)
1: '''Russell W. Porter''' ([[1871]] – [[1949]]) was an [[American]...
7: [[Category:1871 births|Porter, Russell W.]]
8: [[Category:1949 deaths|Porter, Russell W.]]
9: [[Category:American astronomers|Porter, Russell W.]]

Mazda Porter (971 bytes)
2: ...tyle="color: white; background: darkgreen;"|Mazda Porter/E360
21: The '''[[Mazda]] Porter''' (also called '''E360''') was a small [[pickup ...
23: [[Category:Mazda vehicles|Porter]]

The Night Porter (900 bytes)
1: ...[Image:Night Porter DVD.jpg|thumb|right|The Night Porter DVD]]
3: '''''The Night Porter''''' (Il Portiere di notte) is a [[1974]] film st...
13: .../release.asp?id=59&eid=74&section=essay The Night Porter essay by Annette Insdorf - The Criterion Collecti...
15: ...orter, The]] [[Category:Controversial films|Night Porter, The]]

Porter Brook (764 bytes)
1: The '''Porter Brook''' is a [[river]] in [[Sheffield]], [[Engla...
8: [[Category:Rivers in South Yorkshire|Porter Brook]]

Fairfield Porter (1016 bytes)
1: '''Fairfield Porter''' ([[June 10]], [[1907]] - [[September 18]], [[1...
9: [[Category:1907 births|Porter, Fairfield]]
10: [[Category:1975 deaths|Porter, Fairfield]]
11: [[Category:United States painters|Porter, Fairfield]]

James D. Porter, Jr. (1968 bytes)
1: '''James Davis Porter, Jr.''' ([[December 7]], [[1828]]–[[May 18]...
3: ...[1859]]. When the [[American Civil War]] loomed, Porter sided with the [[Confederate States of America|Co...
5: ...ed in [[Nashville, Tennessee|Nashville]]. During Porter's tenure as governor, the so-called "[[Four Mile ...
7: Porter was a [[United States Democratic Party|Democrat]]...
11: [[Category:1828 births|Porter, James D., Jr.]]

Israel Porter (1600 bytes)
7: '''Israel Jospeh Porter''', often referred to as 'the father of neo-moder...

Porter, Minnesota (2419 bytes)
1: '''Porter''' is a city located in [[Yellow Medicine County,...

Porter, New York (4240 bytes)
1: '''Porter''' is a [[town]] located in [[Niagara County, New...
3: The '''Town of Porter''' was incorporated in [[1812]] and lies in the n...
19: == Communities and locations in Porter ==
26: *'''Porter Center''' -- A hamlet centrally located in the to...

Porter, Oklahoma (2627 bytes)
1: '''Porter''' is a town located in [[Wagoner County, Oklahom...
4: [[Image:OKMap-doton-Porter.PNG|right|Location of Porter, Oklahoma]]
5: Porter is located at 35°52'3" North, 95°31'19" W...

Bill Porter (1640 bytes)
1: ...e Watkins Company. Born with [[cerebral palsy]], Porter's notoriety came in [[1995]], when an [[Oregon]] ...
3: ...rebral palsy]], but refused to go on disability. Porter eventually convinced the Watkins Company to give ...
5: ...95]], ''The Oregonian'' ran a feature story about Porter in its [[newspaper]]. The story of his optimisti...
7: ...assistant, Shelly Brady, who delivers products to Porter's customers.
10: *[http://www.watkinsonline.com/billporter Bill Porter's Watkins affiliate site]

Porter, Wisconsin (2526 bytes)
1: '''Porter''' is a town located in [[Rock County, Wisconsin]...
4: [[Image:WIMap-doton-Porter.png|right|Location of Porter, Wisconsin]]According to the [[United States Cens...

Porter (carrying) (1096 bytes)
1: ...rs of burdens. For other senses of "porter" see [[porter]].
3: ...formed roads (such as in jungle) makes the use of porters (or '''bearers''') economic where one can obtain...
5: ...pal]] have espablished a reputation as specialist porters.
7: The term "porter" sometimes refers to airport or hotel employees,...
9: Porters who work at railway stations in India are called...

William Porter (1379 bytes)
1: ...r the New Zealand politician, see [[William Field Porter]].''
3: '''William Franklin Porter II''' ([[March 24]], [[1926]] - [[March 10]], [[2...
5: Born in [[Essex Township, Michigan]], William Porter attended at [[Western Michigan University]].
7: ...the others some five yards behind. In the finish, Porter gained a clear win with Scott beating Dixon by
10: After his athletics career, Porter worked on the [[Northwestern University|Northwest...

Pleasant Porter (660 bytes)
1: '''Pleasant Porter''' (1840-1907), was a respected [[American Indian...

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