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	Porter Porter - a person who carries objects Porter - the alcoholic drink Porter - one of the minor orders of the Roman Catholic ministry / a doorkeeper or gatekeeper Porter - the railroad occupation. The Pullman Palace Car Company in the United States hired black men as Pullman Porters Porter - member of staff in many of the colleges of the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford H. K. Porter, Inc was a manufacturer of small railroad locomotives. Places named Porter in the United States of America: Porter, Indiana Porter, Maine Porter, Minnesota Porter, New York Porter, Oklahoma Porter, Texas Porter, Wisconsin Porter County, Indiana Porter Township, Michigan (three places) Porter Township, Pennsylvania (seven places) (Note also: Porter Heights, Texas and Malone-Porter, Washington.) People whose surname is or was Porter include Cole Porter, Composer Eleanor H. Porter, author of children's literature Eliot Porter , Historian of arts Katherine Anne Porter, Writer Henry Kirke Porter, Industrialist Michael Porter, Economist Roy Porter, Historian of medicine Russell W. Porter, Co-founder of the Amateur Telescope Makers movement

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