City Council Committees Named For The Year
The select council listed standing committees for the year led by Chairman Fletcher. Finance and taxation includes Thompson, Ovis and Mannion. Streets and Sewers with Battly, Kietehor, Thompson, Tablis. other panels for Public Buildings, Light Water and Fire, and more were appointed. A police salary increase was debated and set at 805 for chief and 800 for the force. meetings adjourned with committees to meet next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Ihs
Collins
Eeery
Thomperon
Ovis
Mannion
Battly
Kietehor
Thompson
Tablis
Mleteher
Battle
Thivis
Davis
Phoanipson
Thaerrett
Davie
Bietoher
Thermnson
Leteur
Thoms
Burreth
Messrs
Nuanee
Pletcher
Frank Molinari
Carbondale Cas Company
Avine
Terrace Street
Pthett Chainman Collings
Dore
Chadrmain Celtis Fe
Tasatiineea
A. T. Pherayeson
Nelo
Levanes
Whitfield
Cotlins
Pugilane
Kennedy
Stone
Masters
W. TE Mlasters
Laftius
Newton
Tredpurers
Colleton
Murphy
Evans
Pughiane
W. Masters
Loftus
D. Masters
Stone Murphy
Fiules
Pughane
Whittrell
Fwenkeily
Wyoming Conference Session to Meet in Carbondale
The Wyoming Conference sessions will be held in Carbondale at Wyant Methodist Episcopalian. At a West Pittston meeting the decision was not finalized. Cities like Waverly New York and others were discussed for future sessions as the semi centennial of the Wyoming conference approaches. The birthplace in the Pioneer City fifty years ago adds to its appeal and Carbondale was chosen by a five to one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Carbondale
West Pittston
Waverly
Pioneer City
Curren Highis Coy
Miss Martha Singer Hosts An Honor Party
Miss Martha Singer will entertain at her home on Main Street this evening with an niece party honoring her cousin Miss Leah Levy of Spade as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Singer
Sith
Leah Levy
Spade
Nerve Pills Promoted By Dr A W Chase In Scranton Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills claiming complete nerve, blood renewal and quick strength gains. Testimonial from Mrs Janes Watson of Twelfth Street Scranton credits relief from nervous headaches, nervousness and grip weak mood after using the medicine. Dealers and the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY are listed for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
la A. WY. Chase
A.W. Chase
Janes Watson
Twelfth Street
Roranton
Matthews Brothers
Vorner Washington
Lackawanna
A. W. Chase
A. W
Br. A. W
Hace Medicine Co
Uffalo, N.Y
Collins named to national labor board by John Mitchell
telegram from Indianapolis dated April 13 1901 notifies Henry Collins Carbondale Pa of appointment as national board member effective May 1 Collins first district No 1 miner representative on the union's national board ten directors will direct the union's destinies Benjamin James and John Fahey are the other anthracite district men recognized for prior service Collins credited with integrity and long service on the district board and legislative committee praise from superiors and fellow members is noted as the appointment honors Cur Denehile and others expect congratulations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
National Executive Board
Kerry Collins
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Collins
Carbondale
Tasim Air
Cellins
Lee No Nembiiy
Collins
Denehile
Milk Price Fight Among City Dealers Sparks Union Action
Milk dealers in the city formed a union and set summer prices at 6 cents per quart after April 1, with all centers except John Williams charging the higher rate. Williams profits from underselling at 1 cent, drawing criticism from the union and threatening measures to curb the discount. The dispute centers on who bears the cost as farmers benefit from the price rise and public sentiment may press Williams to quit underselling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Deaters
Suimmer
John Willivams
American Heim
Lear
Storm doors removed at city building with improved entrance
Residents note the removal of unsightly storm doors that had marred the front of the post office and city building since last November. The new entrance offers safer access and avoids fear of a hat being knocked off or eyes discolored by slammed doors.
Wyoming Association of Congregational Ministers Opends
The Wyoming association of Congregational ministers opens this morning at the First Congregational church. The public is invited to attend and hear fresh timely subjects. This evening Rev. W. H. Stacey of Lunsford preaches and the choir will provide special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
First Congregational Church
W. H. Stacey
Lunsford
Beveath Avenue Resident Reports Recurrent Milk Theft
A Beveath Avenue resident laments repeated milk thefts from his rear porch over the past week. He warns that if the thefts continue he will dose the milk to reform the offenders, a measure reflecting local frustration with petty crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveath Avenue
First Flowers Bloom in Memorial Park Triangle
The first flowers of the season emerge in Memorial park with tulips planted last fall showing above ground. White and blue blossoms brighten the upper end of the triangle, adding a pleasant early-season display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Thimble Tea Notice At 68 North Church Street
Visitation orders issued by Mrs. Hob Jchadwin Mrs. M J Shields and Miss Jadwin for a thimble tea at the frame of the former 68 North Church Street on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hob. Jchadwin
M. J. Shields
Iiss Jadwin
North Church Street
Portnightly Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Thompson’s Home
The Portnightly club gathered last evening at the North Church street residence of Mrs. J. J. Thompson. The occasion centered on the mutual pleasures of a children's party crafted by the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Thompson
North Church Street
Moving Pictures at Howe’s Wednesday Program
Thursday features Vogel and Deming’s Mine actresses while Friday brings the American Opera Company in Poaust with a bold performance schedule and local audience interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusan Howe
Moving Pictures
Vogel and Deming
American Opera Company
Poaust
Mr. Gramer Recovers After Illness at Home
Assistant District Attorney Louis Gramer left his home yesterday for the first time in weeks as he slowly recovers from a car abscess. He had been confined for several weeks with the illness and is progressing toward better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Louis Gramer
Demolition of Old No 1 Breaker Begins Fast
Demolition work started on Sunday to dismantle the old No 1 breaker, marking rapid progress in the renovation project.
Lumber Breaker Closure Sparks Firewood Harvest Scene
Morning and yesterday finished. Hemlock boards in sound condition were free for removal, triggering a busy harvest of firewood throughout the day. Many men will lack coal fire use for some time. Breaker workers are idle until a new breaker is contested.
Base Ball Outlook Promising Local Citizens Rally Support
Local base ball effort gains momentum with over one hundred subscribers pledging 1 to 2 dollars toward a representative citizens' association. Nearby towns Scranton Wilkes-Barre Susquehanna have organized teams and a match may start next week with players including Duff Moran Rogan Loftus Mc Hale Murray Lynch Monahan Gordon Sheridan Hodgins Nealon. A game against Fordham college and St Thomas is being pursued in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Association
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna
George Duff
Moran
Martin Rogan
W. Loftus
Jim McHale
Murray
Lynch
Emmett
Pidgeon
Richard Monahan
Gordon
Sheridan
Hodgins
Nealon
Fordham
St. Thomas
Minstrels Bring Big Cast to Grand Theater Thursday
John W. Vogel and Arthur Deming lead a large minstrel bill at the Grand on Thursday night. Arthur Deming is billed as the chief merrymaker with a reputation for spontaneous wit. The show features The Brothers Van, Rosalie, Tommy Hayes, the O'Brien troupe of acrobats, John T. Hoffman, Lew Benedict, Master George Jones, Professor Norton's Double Symphony orchestra, and other acts forming a wide variety program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Vogel
Arthur Deming
Arthur
Brothers van
Rosalie
Wire Marvel
Tommy Hayes
Trick Bone
O'Brien
John T. Hoffman
Lew Benedict
George Jones
Norton
Double
Parish Services Announced For Women and Children
Evening prayers begin at 7.90 with rosary benediction and sermon for married and unmarried women. Children have services at .40 and 4.30 daily. The men's mission starts next Rainday night.
Hankins Family Return Home After Winter Visit
W Hankins of Duluth Minnesota has been in town since Saturday night. He will return this evening with his wife and two sons Wallace Watt and Nathaniel Reeve. They have spent the winter with Mrs Hankins' parents Mr and Mrs W W Watt on South Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hankins
Duluth
Minn
Wallace Watt
Nathaniel Reeve
Manager Byrne Secures Howe Moving Picture Company At Grand
Manager Byrne brings the original Lyman H. Howe Moving Picture Company to the Grand Opera House for tomorrow night. The act is described as strictly high grade and the best of its kind in America, already creating a furore in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Lyman H. Howe Moving Picture Company
Grand Oper House
America
Delaware and Hadron workers return after strike
Forty two men discharged from the Delaware and Hadron company locomotive shops in this city for ten days returned to work yesterday morning. The day passed serenely and no further trouble is anticipated. The men won their demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hadron Company
Morgan a passenger agent for Anchor Line and J Pierpont Morgan relative
John T. Morgan, traveling passenger agent of the Anchor line to Europe, was a waller on James J. Gorman. He is a nephew of financier J. Pierpont Morgan and resembles the man of many interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Morgan
New York City
Europe
James J. Gorman
Mr. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hibernians Convention Held in Scranton
J. P. Collins Richard Kirwin William Peel John Killeen Henry Loftus and James J. Gorman attended the Ancient Order of Hibernians Lackawanna county convention in Scranton on Sunday where substantial business of importance was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Collins
Richard Kirwin
William Peel
John Killeen
Henry Loftus
James J. Gorman
Scranton
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Lackawanna County
Feeney Falls in Drafting Room at Carbondale Plant
Chauncey Feeney slipped while repairing the roof of the Carbondale Machine drafting room and fell to the floor. He suffered only a sprained back with no other injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Machine Company
Chauncey Feeney
New Hearse Receives Pride of Local Funeral Home
J McHale on North Main Street received a handsome new hearse from Ravenna firm Riddle Couch and Hearse. The extra large black enamel vehicle has rubber tires, a panelled top, ten fluted Corinthian columns, rosewood flooring with silver rollers, and silver mountings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ls. J. McHale
North Main Street
Riddle Couch and Hearse Company
Ravenna
Mitchell Hose Company Special Meeting Tonight
Members of the Mitchell Hose Company will convene a special meeting this evening at their rooms to discuss ongoing matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Hose Company
Local Social Notes Tell of Visitors and Travels
A collection of brief society items notes Fred Moses and Dudley Gordon visiting Scranton and nearby towns. Miss Marie Farley spent Sunday in Jermyn while the Doughers visited Archbald friends. Several residents and visitors from Pittston Washington D C Norris town Honesdale Newark Port Jervis Carbondale etc appear in the rotating schedule of calls and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moses
Dudley Gordon
Scranton
Marie Farley
Jermyn
Francis Dougher
Archbald
Charles Law
Pittston
G. W. Cross
Frank P. Arnold
Washington, D. C
T. R. Durtee
Thomas Leliison
EK. T. Corby
Rebecca MecCabe
Norristown
Ww. C. Ennis
Weecks
Mary Weeks
Honesdale
Maude
Emma Collis
Albert Breese
Frank Jansen
Fred J. Lowry
New York
New Haven and Hartford
Robert Sunderland
Newark
N. J
Carbondale
Clyde Whitfield
Charles Stephens
Lorrain
Ohio
A. V
Charles Seaman
Watson Griffin
Dickson City
Howard Griffin
Providence
H. S&s. Alworth
Ida Coleman
H. A. Purple
George Laubshire
Port Jervis
Matamoras
Hall Caine Play The Christian Comes To Our City
The Christian by Hall Caine, praised by over a million, will appear soon in our city. The season ends in a blaze of glory with the American Grand Opera company performing this week featuring Madame Delmottu, Rosemarie Campbell, Grafton Baker, Harry Williams, Henry C Peaks, and Alfred Kuttner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Caine
American Grand Opera Company
Madame Delmottu
Rosemarie Campbell
Grafton Baker
Harry Williams
Henry ¢. Peaks
Alfred Kuttner
Reappointed pastor keeps First Methodist in city
The Rev. A. F. Chaffee returned from the Wyoming conference yesterday afternoon and has been continued in his charge for another year. Under his leadership the First Methodist church has grown spiritually and materially, and the gain is expected to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Chaffee
Wyoming
Chaffee
Methodist
Rummage Sale to Be Held by Young Lady Workers
The Young Lady Workers of the First Methodist Episcopal church plan a rummage sale in the opera house block in about ten days. They will call for cast-off clothing furniture crockery and similar contributions by leaving word at Mrs W Fulkersons 62 Salem avenue or at Miss Alice Butler 65 Salem avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Lady Workers
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Opera House
Mra
W. Fulkerson
Salem Avenue
Alice Butler
Ice coil mishap spares worker in Carbondale train car
While loading ice machine coils in a box car for Carbondale Machine yesterday, a mass of iron shifted and threatened to crush Joseph Schermerhorn. Spectators closed their eyes as the coils shoved him to the side and out of the car, causing only bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schermerhorn
Carbondale Machine Company
Meetings Tonight Bring Several Fraternal Groups
William H. Davies presents a schedule of gatherings for women’s relief, St Vincent de Paul, the Red Men Lackawanna tribe 208, and the Carbondale conclave 329 of the Improved Order of Heptasophs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Davies
St. Vincent de Paul
Carbondale
Kilpatrick Interred in St Rose Cemetery
The body of George Kilpatrick of Wandling, formerly of this city, was laid to rest yesterday morning at St Rose cemetery. The Wandling Hose company attended the funeral in a body and the Vandling miners stopped work for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kilpatrick
Wandling
St. Rose Cemetery
Wandling Hose Company
Episcopians Plan Attending Anglican Social at Christchurch
A party from this city will attend the Anglo American social at Christchurch Por Est City this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Porest City
Illness for Justice of the Peace’s Daughter Esther Lynch
Esther daughter of Justice of the Peace Daniel Lynch and Mrs Lynch lies very ill at her Simpson home with family and neighbors awaiting her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Justice of the Peace
Daniel Lynch
Simpson
Mission at St Rose Church Draws Large Attendance
The mission in St Rose church conducted by the Redemptorist Fathers began on Sunday and is drawing large attendances. Each morning during the week there will be masses at 6 and o clock followed by justruc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Redemptorist Fathers
Local Health Notes Highlight Mayfield Man and Jermyn Resident
A brief update reports Insurance Agent David Trill of Mayfield showing slight improvement after a week of internal troubles. Also mentioned is Thomas M. Grimbs of Third Street recovering from a severe rheumatic attack and able to sit up for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbhondals
Jermyn Friends
Bunckis
David Trill
Mayfield
Thomas M. Grimbs
Third Street
Peckville Evening Concert Draws Large Audience
A large crowd filled the Presbyterian church last Sunday for the choir's second concert, featuring Mrs Dr Vandorn Miss Eaton and Mr Widowfield with strong preparation and a brilliant finish. The event pleased the congregation and reflected well on the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Dr Vandorn
Eaton
Widowfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodiat Episcopal Church
J. Linfferty
Bill Jungs
Frank Taylor
The
Riverside
Lecture in Blakely Church to Benefit Boys Brigade
A. We Bower of Scranton will give an illustrated stereophicon lecture at Blakely Baptist Church next Friday evening. Tickets are 25 cents, with proceeds to buy uniforms for the Blakely Boys' Brigade. Miss Nellie McAndrew returned home after Avoca visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
William Rogan
Dunmore Street
Pla. Philbin
Averbald
J. Evans
Hyde Park
T. J. Parsons
Blakely Whist Club
Main Street
Local Social Roundup From Priceburg And Surrounding Towns
Miss Belle Wrightson of Providence visits relatives on the Boulevard road. Hyde Park residents Lewi Schmidt and Frank Schmidt's families spend Sunday with Matilda Schmidt of Albert street. Miss Maud Voxsburg visits Mrs Liggie Dierks on Carmall street. Scranton guests Lizzie and Sarah Ellicott stay with Mrs Dawe. Walter Wielend and William Jones visit Providence. Alice Eley visits Peckville. A Saturday night party at Miss M. A. Caygill on Albert street features games and refreshments with numerous attendees including Gales, Gales, White, Maher, Caygill, Wood, Barrett, Wrightson, Schmidt and others. Mrs Hosanna Bentley visits Luckawanna. Mr and Mrs James Oakley visit relatives in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Wrightson
Providence
Boulevard Road
Alys
Lewi Schmidt
Frank Schmidt
Hyde Park
Matilda Schmidt
Albert Street
Maud Voxsburg
Montdale
Liggie Dierks
Carmall Street
Lizzie
Sarah Ellicott
Scranton
Sauce Dawe
Walter Wielend
Willian Jones
Alice Eley
Peckville
Suneday
M. A. Cauygill
John Gales
Thomas Gales
Willian White
John Maher
James Simatis
William Cooper
James Caygill
Roger Wood
Fred White
George Bailey
Joe Williams
Thomas Redd
Delbert Vosburg
Joe Greaux
William Versio
Thomas Neeshan
Dave Walk
Clara Barrett
Cordelia Barrett
Lebucci Wear
Mamie Bucklow
Annie Summers
Migele Hall
Bessie Morris
Adelaide Smailes
Sarah A. Coonmer
David Vostburg
Norma Morgans
Murry A.yegill
Linzie A. Wrightson
Gertrude Walkiss
Ligsle Neestan
Matilda Sehmildt
Myre
A. W. Schmidt
W. Cuinners
Teets
Mra
Local Visitors Reported Throughout Alburtis Newark and Moscow
Dr Knedler visited his relative in Alburtis Yu on Friday and Saturday Rev Jo Rankle stayed several days in Newark last week Miss Schipneriing and Miss Buckingham were guests at the home of Mr Bortete in Moscow on Saturday and Sunday Mrs HH Stanton returned from Lake Artel Friday night Superintendent Taylor visited the grade schools here on Friday Miss Helen Willanin was the guest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Knedler
Alburtis
Jo Jd. Rankle
Newark
Miss Schipneriing
Bessie Buckingham
Local Society Notes in Moscow and Surrounding Towns
Mrs H L Guige hosts at her Moscow home on Thursday. Mr and Mrs George Kausterle visit Wilcox on Sunday. Frank Mattison of Binghamton visits his parents Mr and Mrs Gideon Foote. Fuller Evans Will Jenkin Arthur Seeley and Neal Knickerbocker left for Lestershire N Y for positions in a shoe factory. PF T Pelton of Moscow calls on Elmhurst friends Sunday. Kings Daughters society to hold a dime social Thursday evening. C M Curtis builds a new barn and improves property. Helen Cooper, daughter of Mr and Mrs B D Cooper, recovers from pneumonia under Dr Knedler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Guige
Moscow
George Keausterle
A. Wilcox
Frank Mattison
Binghamton
Gideon Foote
Fuller Evans
Will Jenkin
Arthur Seeley
Neal Knickerbocker
Lestershire
N. Y
Pf.t. Pelton
Elmhurst
Society of
King's Daughters
C. M. Curtis
Helen
B. D. Cooper
Knedler
Funeral of William Davis Held at Pond Street Home
The funeral for William Davis was held yesterday at his late home on Pond Street with Rev. John Vans of the Welsh Congregational church officiating. Interment followed at Forest Home Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Davis
Pondstreet
John °.Vans
Welsh Congregational Church
Forest Home
Taylor Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Benjamin Reese
David W. Williams
William Andrews
Richard Winters
Scott Carey
John Barron
Oak Street
Keyser Valley
Lackawanna Company
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Moellner
Carbondals
Lizzie Owens
Oale Street
Bachelor Knights
Weber's
Kate Reardon
Avoca News Briefs Reflect Local Church Life and Departures
Sunday mass at St Marys Church was led by Rev Father Hale of Pittston with Kenny Thours devotion. Patrick McAndrew and Mary Davis of Avoca plan to wed tomorrow at St Marys. Presbyterian pulpit in Troy featured Rev Wilcox of New York and Rev E L Van Hoesen of Lake Linden. D T Smythe and John Connor attend the Presbyterian Synod at Scranton. James Doran of West Side takes a Prudential Life Insurance agent post. Mrs James Coggins of Butte City visits her mother Mrs Mary Doran. Mrs James McCabe and Mrs Edward Dunleavy leave for Butte to join husbands. Mrs John Brennan of Main Street arrives and FP OBrien buys horses for new grocery venture. Mrs Margaret Shaughnessy of Wiltonsport visits daughter. Mr and Mrs M J Healey of Phain spent Sunday at Plannery residences. Miss Mary McCrindle visits Carbondale friends Roy Bittinger of Falls and El. Gerwick of Welton spent Sunday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honorih Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Archbald
Miapah Lodge
Jermyn
John Forschner
Main Street
Thomas Williames
Squire Keifer
James Allen
Carbondale
Jobs Street
William Gibbs
West Mayfield
Scranton
John Lucas
Bray's Livery
Alain Street
Rivas Edwards
Windsor Hotel
New York
James Evans
Providence
Reallents
Jornoyn
J. 3. Cox
North Main Street
Wox
South Main Street
Mabel Davis
Middletown
WN. Y
Bert Gabel
Albany
Electric Light Company
Borough Treasury
Thomas Hovkiday
Robert Edwards
Kenny Thours
St. Mary's Church
Mr Hale
Pittston
Patrick McAndrew
Mary Davis
St. Marys Church
Mr. Wilcox
New York City
E. L. van Hoesen
Lake Linel
Presbyterian Church
Troy
D.T. Smythe
John Connor
Scragton
James Doran
West Side
Prudential Life Insurance Company
James Coggins
Butte City
Mountuana
Mary Doran
West Slade
James McCabe
Edward Dunleavy
Butteity
John Brennan
O'Brien
Creer
Margaret Shaughnessy
Wil- Tunsport
Aira
Vtvs Mechradl
M. J. Healey
Phaine
Mary McCrindle
Roy Bittinger
Falls
el. Gerwick
Welton
A Spring Tonic for Body Health and Energy
A local tonic promotes Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as a spring health aid. It claims to tone nerves blood kidneys and liver, boosting energy, sold by Matthews Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichty
Mutthews Brothers, A
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Moon
N. L. Moon
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Base Ball Outlook
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the Christian
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Verna ‘Carpenter
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Vuoenali de Methodiet
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Kinston
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Pycabytere
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Elmmaurst
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Fee
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St. Mark's Church
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LeRoy, N.Y
On Nee
Teva
Mervita Medical Co
Chicago
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Lackawanna Avenue
Taylor
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