Potato buttons and ore finds spark early 20th century curios
The report notes potato buttons made by acid treatment and high pressure, claiming stone hard results. It cites a Texas ore discovery with 48 ounces of gold and 80 ounces of silver, plus pension payments for nine months ending in March were lower than the prior year. Rusty pistols knives beads and relics were unearthed on Cash prairie near Olympia Washington, where Todians were laid to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Cash Prairie
Olymspia
Wash
Port Town Population Shift with Religious Mix
Fragmented OCR notes describe population changes in a port town. The text references Roman Catholic and Lutheran communities, suggesting religious demographics influence local dynamics. Unclear names and dates limit precision, but indicates a church or protection theme amid shifting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Andy Giev Longini
Fragmented OCR Reads Reveal Erratic City Report
A garbled text fragment references New York before something and mentions expenses laws and prints in a city. It alludes to community life, a bag purchase, and a large number of people, with unclear dates or names.
Untitled local note on historical event near Pallehuasta drift
A fractured record describes a group of sin hunters in Kit wooelseyer near a drift teat far from Pallehuasta. The text references dates and events but is highly garbled, with ambiguous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Wooelseyer
Unclear OCR Fragment About Local Figures and Events
Fragmentary text mentions a smokeless foucier and references to a former official, a state count, and names that are unreadable. No coherent event or outcomes can be determined from the legible portion.
Seas On Hermes Eon Memorial at Needles View
Fragmentary note describes a proposed sea memorial at the western end of the Isle of Wight named the seas On hermes eon. It would stand and be visible to ships passing Needles and around the island, overlooking the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona
Isle of Wight
Hermes
Needles
Ander Tha Island
Navy appoints Eamany to Admiral Benhan's vacated post
Atairal Eamany receives promotion to the rank and command of the vacant post left by Admiral Benhan. With nearly forty four years in the navy and command experience since LS, he has advanced two ranks in the past year. Admiral Waleer is named as his initiatie senior while Chinodere Maer ritt remains below him. Admiral famucer approaches the age of enforced retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atairal Eamany
Admiral Benhan
Admiral Waleer
Chinodere Maerritt
Famucer Fe
Fragmented OCR note from Seuster Texas crowding lounges
A damaged OCR fragment from Seuster Texas describes crowded lounges in the afternoon with many patrons asleep blocking doors and keeping other customers out. It notes a local reputation for overcrowding and reports repeated occurrences in the middle of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatredere
Pelican pouch and material qualities described in antique text
The fragment discusses tobacco bags crafted from leather or rubber, noting a pelican pouch’s membranes as thin and fine for tanning. It claims such materials preserve sweetness and odor longer than tin foil when used for storage, highlighting durability and beauty of leather items.
Mental ferment around London clubs sparks social explosion fears
The text notes London clubs in mental ferment rivaling past exposures by Stead and Pall Mall Gazette. It cites a Purity society with a dozen statesmen from both parties under constant espionage scrutiny to learn their associations, signaling a vast amount of material collected for a future social explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stead
Pall Mall Gazette
Sonal Purity Society
Onder
Mortgage Indebtedness in Twelve Counties Highlights Regional Balance
Huston statistician Epwaanp ATRKISAON analyzes census figures showing real estate mortgage indebtedness in twelve New York and New Jersey counties containing major cities. The cash burden totals about 220 million, 21.25 percent of national mortgage debt, with farmers in the Mississippi Valley remaining net creditors despite overall deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwaanp Atrkisaon
Huston
Cen
New York
New Jersey
Great West
Mississippi Valley
Paris hot water vending machines fail to deliver
In Paris amid cold streets, acetroms ricalot machines promised hot water for one cent, delivering fourteen pints at 140 degrees for the poor. Most units supply cold water or nothing, prompting the municipal council to order operators to heat or remove the devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Storm disrupts Great Northern strike and restraining order conflict
U S deputy marshals enforce a U S restraining order as strikers threaten violence near Lu Cloud and nearby towns. Authorities name active strikers and seek warrants while mobilizing deputies to maintain control amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Great Northern
Lu Cloud
U.S
Steen
Marshal Rede
Chicago and Eastern railroad halt averted strike
The Chicago and Eastern Locomotive Engineers and Firemen agreed to end a threatened strike after Chief J M Sargent and Chief Arthur of the Locomotive Engineers led talks. The men accepted compensation terms but reserved the right to push for improved pay and conditions, avoiding a work stoppage.
Earthquake Ravages Several Towns Leaving Many Homeless
A powerful quake struck cities including Phebes Atalanta and Tosaveboeck Friday evening. Homes damaged or ruined and stores destroyed left thousands homeless across the district. Reports from Volto and Barissa confirm severe shaking lasting about half a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toaeasa Phebes
Atalanta
Itowr
Tosaveboeck
Fitbes
Volto
Barissa
Kelly's Industrial Army march to Council Bluffs demand train charter
In OMATEA Nebraska on April 21 a procession of over 100 workingmen formed to travel to Council Bluffs and press railroads to charter a train for Kelly's industrial army to move eastward. It is reported that 208 more men in Council Bluffs will join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Omatea
Neb
Council Bluffs
Council Bluts
Ex-Sheriff Ballou Dead in Ohio City Home
Ex Sheriff Ballou dies at his home in UASESVIILEX Ohio. He was a full cousin of the late President Garreld and served two terms as sheriff of Muskingum County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uasesviilex, O
Ballow
Garreld
Sherif
Muskingum County
City Council Appeals to Public for Food and Transport Aid
At a council meeting the body called to address the Kellys approach on monroeaster and decided to appeal to residents for food and money to help with transportation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foollea Momrs
Kellys
Locust Swarm Reported Near Wowerqua Newfound Land
In Wowerqua near April 8 farmers report turning soil and finding large numbers of locusts of extraordinary size. The pest appears to be spreading, raising fears of a locust year ahead for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowerqua
Boston Riot Chronicle: 30 000 Mob Overran Common
A massive Boston crowd estimated at 30 000 surged onto the Common on a Sunday afternoon. Leaders like M F Swift faced taint and tobacco stains as the unruly mob caused property damage and clashes with police. The scene ended with Swift calling for calm and the crowd dispersing.
Railway Epoch St Louis Chicago High Speed Line
Rail epoch reports May inaugurations for a Chicago to St Louis electric line. Site work begins May 1 with plans and preparations by Wellactanm Adsurs of St Louis. General Kiestrie Co pledges equipment delivery within months and guarantees motors reaching 100 mph with safety. Crossing Mississippi at Merchants Bridge and terminal facilities planned at Union Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St Louis
Amril
St. Louis
Wellactanm Adsurs
Treeneral Kiestrie Co
Treeneral Kiestrie Co. Say That Wavelurht
Sumipany
Mississippi River
Merchants Bridge
Union Depat
Chinaman Robbed and Murdered in Purcell
Wah Lee a Chinese laundryman was murdered while asleep in Purcell Oklahoma. His trunk was broken into and about 500 dollars stolen before the killer set the building on fire. Lee's body was burned and his brother plans to ship the bones to relatives in China. Lee had lived in Purcell many years and intended to sail for San Francisco on May first.
Trial to appeal sheriffs over railway protection plan
Instructions from Haitimore to their chief counsel in Wheeling urge the Wheed and Ohio counties sheriffs to protect tramway property against Frye's army or any organized bands. Workers are directed to block unauthorized trains and keep army riders from entering trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankkassvidg
Wlca
Haitimore & Railreaid
Haitimore
Wheeling
Wheed
Ohio
Frye
Guard Muster Set as Coxey Parade Starts May Day
Brig. Gen. Oniway issues General Order 4S directing annual muster of the District National Guard. Six battalions to be on duty from May 1 through May 16 as Coxey crowd arrives and as light artillery and ambulance company conclude the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastengton
Oniway
District National Guard
Producer Seeks Immediate Conference Over Miner Wage Dispute
Vitengo April 22 Col W P Rend eng of a major coal producer writes to President AirBride of the Miners union proposing a conference of producers and miners to arbitrate their differences. He concedes wages are too low and coal prices are also too low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitengo
Col W. P. Rend Eng
AirBride
Miners’ Union
Grand Army Encampment Held in Pakkinsuvne
The annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic Sons of Veterans and Women's Relief Corps will convene in Pakkinsuvne West Virginia beginning Wednesday April 25 and run for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakkinsuvne
W. Va
Grand Army of the Rembiie, Sons of Veterans and Women’s Relief Corps
Miners at Sun Mine Refuse Weekend Work
In Williamsport Pennsylvania on April 23 two hundred miners unemployed at the Sun mine at Ralston refused to go to work Saturday morning. They are members of the United Mine Workers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintiamsrost
Tei Sun
Ralston
United Mine Workers’ Association
Inwin
United Mine Workers
Jackson
Jackson County
San Francisco Dispatches Five Hundred Men to Washington
Lan Frascieco reports the San Francisco contingent of California's second industrial regiment began its move to Washington City on Saturday afternoon, drawing attention to the sizable unit as it departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lan Frascieco
California
Second Industrial Regiment
Washington City
Bombs explode near Liege mayor’s house
Two bombs exploded Sunday outside the mayor of Liege's residence wounding none and damaging the Royal theater nearby. Several suspects were arrested as authorities investigated the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
Brusskis
Royal Theater
Gustav
Ning
Senate votes against Coxey inquiry and passes idle land tax bill
The Senate rejected a motion to form a select committee on Coxey and his followers by a 17 to 20 vote. Earlier, Kansas Senator Peffer introduced a bill to tax idle land in the District of Columbia and fund public works to create jobs, which the body referred to the district committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Kansas
Peffer
District of Columbia
Myr
Teffer
Coxey
Yeas
Messrs
Aldrich
Allen
Allison
Cullom
Davis
Gallinger
Hansbrough
Hawley
Kyle
Martin
Quay
Rep
Bill to define Indian citizenship introduced in April
Senator Delph introduced a bill in April to define Indian citizenship. It states that all lands or mixed bloods allotted in severalty are citizens of the United States and grants those with land allotments under the allotment act the right to sue to establish their rights in court as citizens may.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasa Hinaton
Delph Monday
United States
A New Silver Scheme In Tacoma Mines District
Thirty six silver mine owners in the Mineral Creek district plan to issue stock certificates worth one dollar and minted from silver from their mines. The notes will resemble standard silver dollars and other miners will be invited to participate to ease financial stringency and boost circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Mineral Creek District
Woman Flees Whitecaps as Marshal Reports Threats
U S Marshal Turner chased whitecaps in northern Georgia over ten days. He returned to find his wife and baby missing. a search party found them in nearby woods. The wife is described as hopelessly deranged after threats against the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitecaps
Atlanta
Turner
Georgia
Bronze Tablet Accepted for Washington Cornerstone
A joint resolution was introduced in the Senate by Mr Voorhees Democrat and passed accepting a bronze tablet to commemorate the laying of the cornerstone of the canal building on September 18 1705. The tablet marks the precise spot where Washington stood when he laid the cornerstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caniel Building
Senate
Voorhees
No Compromise on the Tariff in Senate Debate
Washington April 24. Rumbles about a tariff bill compromise in the senate are dismissed as rumor. Advocates insist the income tax is a key feature and will not permit passage of the tariff without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Industrial Army recruits reach 940 in Seattle
Seattle born in April 24 report shows the industrial army with 940 recruits enrolled in companies and planning a start for Washington on Wednesday. Citizens discuss raising funds to charter a through train for the army to travel without any stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Industrial Army
Wash
Iake
Washington
Indiana Apportionment Stands InuraNaroris
Judge Brown sustains the state demurrer in Indiana 1895 apportionment case ruling the court lacks jurisdiction to review legislative action. Separately officials warn of possible trouble at Coal Creek Nasaville with agitators pressing for a strike and Adjutant General Fife coordinating with authorities as quiet holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
InuraNaroris
Ind
A. W. Wishart
Brown
Circuit Court
Coal Creek
Nasavitnr
Tenn
Adjt
Fife
Quiet Mines Amid Coal Wars Across States
In Altoona Pennsylvania on April 24 activity halted as miners stayed away in Bish and Cambria counties. The Pennsylvania Railroad Co began side tracking and diverting coal for locomotive use without shipper consent. Indiana black coal miners remained at work as bituminous miners would not strike until Indiana operators join. Will Hubbard of Island Coal Co notes Indiana operators may accept 60 cents if Ohio operators increase their scale from 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Bish
Cambria
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Will Hubbard
The
Island Coal Co
Ohio
Chairman Wilson Still Weak
Washington report says Wm. Wilson Jr. returned from travels in Mexico and Texas with his father, the Ways and Means chairman, and remains weak though improved. The other note from Wassincrox reports Thomas Jordan Jarvis's credentials as the new North Carolina senator were presented and filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wm. Wilson, Jr
Mexico
Texas
Mr. Wilson
North Carolina
Thomas Jordan Jarvis
Miner Frank Haman Lynched Near Schwab Mines Kansas
A coal miner named Frank Haman living near the Schwab mines in CuHesories Kansas was killed at his home by African American Alabama miners. The article notes the leader of the murderers has been lynched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
CuHesories
Kan
Frank Haman
Schwab Mines
Here
Alabama
A Chance for McKane AppeaI Granted by Chief Justice Fuller
Chief Justice Fuller decided to hear the appeal of John McKane, the Gravesend man, on brief. The court set the attorneys a Friday deadline to prepare and premiere the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKane
Wasuinotes
Fuller
John ¥. McKane
Gravesend
Gars
Miners Across States Join Broad Bituminous Strike
Reports from Pittsburg to Frankfort and Jackson show widespread action as bituminous coal miners in Indiana Ohio Missouri West Virginia and Kentucky suspend work or cut shifts. Officials estimate 100000 to 200000 miners out while some districts plan two day weeks until May 1 and several areas brace for general suspensions.
District of Columbia Proclamation Against Unemployed Demonstrations
Washington officials issue a proclamation forbidding assemblies on capitol grounds to secure relief for jobless workers. It warns that such actions threaten peace, declares the law sufficient to handle emergencies, and states the army may be treated as vagrants. John W. Ross comments that authorities will enforce laws and treat organizers as criminals if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
WasminetTos
Mr. ST. Thomas
Col Moore
Washington
Hue Babe
Ein
Capitol
John W. Ross
Board of Commissioners
Mon- Guy
Coxey
Jefferson Davis Monument To Be Considered At Confederate Veterans Reunion
At Birmingham Alabama April 24 preparations ramp for the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Winnie Davis wigwam Camp Hardee provides for the event Gen Gordon calls for a convention to preserve Confederate history and aid veterans widows orphans and disabled. Mrs Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie Davis are guests of honor at the gathering planning a monument to Jefferson Davis and support for veterans movements across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Confederate
Birmingham
Jefferson Davis
Ala
United Confederate Veterans
Morton
Chass
Cousins
Oakwood
Chicago
Cairo
Afd
Otheir
Ani Rei
Davis
Ca of America
Tom
Winnie Davis
Unemployed men press for road funding in county meeting
In mid April seventeenth funded unemployed men from Trunwood arrived with 500 local Waits clans and urged Gagebic County supervisors to immediately appropriate 75,400 dollars for road improvements. The supervisors met and approved the request by a 15 to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liessemen
Trunwood
Gagebic County
Smallpox Case Reported in Wayne Fashion House
In Wayne Indiana on April 1 a smallpox case emerged in a fashionable house. The patient is a six year old child. Doctors suspect the illness was contracted in Cleveland and many people have been exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Ind
Cleveland
Robbery on Ridge In Wayne County Involves Two Girls
William Ealingee, a farmer from Wayne County, says he was robbed by two young women on the ridge between Twelve Vole and Tom's Creek late Monday night. He reports the suspects Elia and Tina Gore stopped him on the public highway, took money and valuables, and rode off with his horse under threat of revolvers. The area has seen several recent holds ups. The Gore sisters reside nearby with their parents and are described as tough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieuxrinereas
Wm. Ealingee
Wayne County
Tom's Creek
Elia
Tina Gore
All Bat Jesuits May Return
The Vatican informs that despite a Reichstag bill to allow Jesuits to return to Germany the Bundesrath will reject it. Berlin will permit other expelled orders to resume activity. Lisnesx reports six five fresh cases of Sunday. Tyrone bee senvalasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Vatican
Bundesrath
Reichstag
Germany
Berlin
Lisnesx
Senate Debates Tariff Bill And House Actions Reported
Dense Senate and House notes from April 18 to 21 cover debates on the tariff bill including an agreed close on general debate, speeches by McLaurin and Smith opposing income tax, and House rules on quorum counting. Local actions include river bridge authorization for Pittsburgh, Stevens tribute, and various committee discussions.
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Washington
Senate
Harris and
Aldrich
McLaurin Idem
Misa
Afr. Smith
Dem
N. J
Hil
House
Catchings
Abbott
Barnes
Black
Bland
Breckinrid
City
Bryan
Bynum
Capehart
Causey
Coth Flla
Conn
Cooner
Tex
Covert
Cummings
Dunn
Dunborrew
J. Eps
Gohis
Grady
Hall
Hines
Holman
Hunter
Wihrere
Lane
Lapham
Russell
Lester
Mallory
Martin Einds
Ateer
McCain
McMillan
Reilly
Ryan
S 1S
Watbott
Traces
Turner
D. Warner
Wells
Wheeter Ala
Whiting
Williams
Wise
Sea Gate
Morrill
Cameron
Senat Rpfe
Indi
Consierama
van Alen
Italy
Wandamakers
Quigg
Mew
York
Wilson Tabbil
Cumimines Idem
N. Y
Peter
Nime
House of Lords
Alt Jen Neo
United States
Hiutuse—Ami
Pittsburgh
Menongabuia
Sumei
Med
Bynant
McHinley
Finance Committee
Hawley
Stor Uden
Nebraska
Worspuington
Ferms
Quay
Bern
Ceroff
Gullere
Tseloghin
Deliberatio Rators
Bedees
Ans
Wospina
Idie
Colombis
Sas
Pater
Coxry
Hivan
Yelowstone Nidena
Rai
Columbia
BIH
Metropolitan Street Railway Co
Waldon
New York
Chinese Must Go at La Plata Camp In Colorado
In La Plata district white vigilantes drive out two Chinese men from a gulch near La Plata. A citizen committee armed with six shooters decreed that no Chinamen may remain in the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesperia
Col
la Plata
Ex-Sheriff Couch Takes Own Life Amid Financial Troubles
In Decatur on April 24 W. T. Couch, once sheriff of Lawrence County, died by suicide Monday morning after reportedly drinking two ounces of mada num. Financial embarrassment is suspected to be the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decader
W. T. Couch
Lawrence County
Former Denver police officials fined for dynamite storage
Ex Chief of Police Stone and ex Lieutenant Clay were fined 100 dollars each by Judge Frost for storing dynamite in Denver City Hall during a police board dispute. They gave notice of appeal and were released on 300 dollar bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Stone
Clay
Police Board
Frost
Danny Needham Says He Is Willing To Fight Any Man
In MsMPHIB Tennessee on April 24 Danny Needham states he is ready to contest any man in the country. He weighs 180 pounds and indicates a preference to face Dick Orrlen or Feawinsene Me in potential matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Danny Needham
Orrlen Ot ‘Feawinsene
Indiana State News Roundup Highlights Fatal Farm Fire and Local Incidents
A farm house fire near Mt Vernon kills James Jennifer and injures George Nick. Congressman J. B. Brown is gravely ill in Seymour. An A P A lodge forms in Laporte. A crane dies near Bloomington. Crawfordsville to get brass band. Frank Cremp plans Columbus amusement park. Coal output and mineral water strikes noted. multiple arrests and legal cases covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Spencer
Mt. Vernon
James Jennifer
George Nick
Congressan J. B. Brown
Seymour
Laporte
Bloomington
Crawfordsville
Frank Cremp
Columbus
Joan L. Aten
United Presbyterian Church
Jadison
Marshal Sargeant
Valparaiso
Patrick O'Connor
Jamess Airopa
Chesterton
Valperaiso
John Sowards
Preble Oil Co
Dicatur
W. H. CereLann
Harris
Litigant Bruning
Harrison, Miller & Elam
Indianapolis
Stubbs
Copeland
Charles Moody
Alexandria
Epowarr Brossat
Lafayette
Michael Horen
Rudesal
Hindsman
Sheridan
Tur
Louis Holloway
Belda
Wabash County
Joshua Culver
C. W. Amos
Carrollton
Hancock County
J. P. Armstrong
J.J Bryant
Clarksville
Hamilton County
Hoagland
Hopkins
Mechanicsburg
Henry County
T A. Goodwin
F. L Taylor
Sallwell
Laporte County
Frank Levrn
W. A. Baldwin
Waco
Daviess County
Levie Reeves
Greenwood
Indiana
Cohumpus
Anderson
Grand View
Wilk
Cambridge City
F. Miller
Brooklyn
N. Y
Richmond
Greenfield
Gorman
Reform School
Muncie
Warren-Scharf Co
New York
Walnw
Main
Jackson
Mulberry
Washington
High Streets
Indiana Board of Health
Indianapolis Board
Sylvestr Weir
Henry Heneson
Michigan City
Heneson
Svas
Weir
Trene
Knightstown
Jons’Race
James L Hawn
Warbash
Wabash
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M. F. Swift
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Lucien Santo
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Staite
Charlotte Smith
Hewitt
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Baston
West Virginia
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Pittspeareu
John McBride
United Mine Workers’ Union
Patrick McBride
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Trimble
Sunday Creek Valley
Connellsville
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National Board
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