Carbondale Catholic Benevolent Legion Council Installed
Thomas C Hayes of Brooklyn and the deputy supreme chancellor helped form Carbondale council. Elected officers include President T M Nealon and Secretary P F Walah. Delegates from Scranton council 701 assisted, with remarks, cigars, and refreshments afterward. The group aims for a large, low cost membership and holds a meeting at St Rose hall next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Hayes
Brooklyn
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Carbondale Council
T. M. Nealon
P. L. Neary
P. F. Walah
T. L. Gilmartin
Thomas Killeen
R. H H. Kerwin
P. F. Moffitt
M. N. Brown
P. F. Brennan
J. A. Kelly
K. WH. W. Burke
T. L. Neary
J. F. Burke
Hayes
Comrades of
Seranton
Scranton
United States
St. Rose Hall
Railway excursion to Coopore town announced
On Saturday the Railway Conductors will run an excursion to Coopore town. Special attention is called to arrangements for refreshments. Frank M. Fox, famed Hotel Anthracite manager, will oversee the entering. Lunches will be served on the train at moderate cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooporetown
Frank M. Fox
Hotel Anthractte
Rockaways Schedule Games At Archbald And Lake Lodore
Rockaway baseball team arranged a game at Archbald for Saturday August 25 at 3 p m and will meet Waymart at Lake Lodore August 26 for a purse of 11 Emmet catcher Smith pitcher Monahan shortstop Harging first base Cox second base Boyle third base Toolyn left field Gallagher centre field Pidgeon right field Coggins manager Pidgeon captain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockaway
Archhbald
Waymart
Lake Lodore
Emmet
Smith
Monahan
Harging
Cox
Boyle
Toolyn
Gallagher
Pidgeon
Coggins
Fumigation Alarm Trembles Salem Avenue Boot Block
Joe the Italian, set to open a boot shop on Salem Avenue, caused a stir after lighting sulphur for fumigation in the former Chinaman’s premises. The Feeney family upstairs cried fire, and Patrolman Carden removed the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Salem Avenue
Feeney
Carden
Notary Public in a Pickle headline in a sensational sheet
A city newspaper last evening ran a display headline about a Notary Public in a pickle. The writer notes Normanton harbors resentment after a recent turn down and intends redress through the press, warning that haste leads to trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normanton
Uncalled For Letters at Carbondale Post Office
List of letters remaining in the Carbondale post office dated August 3 1900 for persons unknown includes A A Ayers Peter Grady Hines T Leonard Annie Davies Tessem er Thomas Smith Daniel W Thomas Mary Hennessey Minnie Miles Eliza Wedeman Sarah Walker and Salvatore Grita plus foreign. John HL Thomas postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
A. A. Ayers
Peter Grady
KE. Hines
Churches join for Lake Lodore excursion
The Presbyterian Archbald Sunday school the Episcopal town church Sunday schools and the Congregational town Sunday school unite with the Methodist Episcopal Jermyn Sunday school for a Lake Lodore trip tomorrow. The Lodore grove is expected to be filled with merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Archbald
Episcopal Church
Jermyn
Lake Lodore
Lodore
Local Tax Collector Appointed for Three Wards
Daniel Davis of South Terrace Street is named collector of state and county taxes for the Third Fourth and Sixth wards. Morgan Thomas, the former appointee, declined. Frank Blair and family of Brooklyn N Y are spending ten days with relatives here. Mrs G T Tallman of Brooklyn and her son Arthur visit. Claude Smith and family spend the week in Downaville N Y. Misses Clara Watt Gertrude Dennis and Ruth Bailey return from Dundaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Davis
South Terrace Street
Morgan Thomas
Frank Blair
Brooklyn
N. Y
G. T. Tallman
Arthur
Claude Smith
Downaville
N.Y
Clara Watt
Gertrude Dennis
Ruth Bailey
Dundaff
Burial of Mrs Mary Johnson in Capwell Cemetery
The burial of Mrs Mary Johnson, formerly of this place, who died in Beranton, occurred at Capwell Cemetery on Tinelay after a brief service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mary Johnson
Or Howe
Beranton
Capwell
Tinelay
Local Notes From the Hadley Area and Surroundings
Community events include a church service at the local chapel with Rev Hobart Ht Thotapsan. a Methodist Sunday school picnic at Lily Lake. a Sun day school excursion near Hinanna and a church program with Lena Northrop Mabel Muir and Mrs Robert R. Trampient. A car wheel break caused a minor wreck on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad near this place and Glenturn last Monday. Mary Dekeon is visiting out of town. suniait boarders begin returning as Mr. David Jones and Miss Edwards of Soran tet vacation at Lake Winola end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Grave
X Garman
Tomman
Hobart Ht
Pred Saytt
Hte
Frown
Montrow
Merton Purdy
Lake Ariotter
R Woelthae
Eole
Dieter
Cheetlin Kodeowor Mieloty
Lena Northrop
Mise
Mabel Muirdy
Mra
Robert RB
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Glenturn
Mary Dekeon
Suniait
David Jones
Mea Edwards
Sorantet
Lake Winola
Vite
Funeral for Henry Mayne Draws Large Local Attendance
Henry Mayne's funeral drew a large crowd showing high community regard and sympathy for his wife and relatives. Bands from Kirsights of Pythink and other groups led the procession to the Primitive Methodist church and cemetery, with a hushed, reflective service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mayne
Kirsights
Pythink
Knights of the Mystic Chaty
Hogarth
Citizens
Mozart's
Carbondale
Mayfield
Primitive Methodist Church
Mel. Iev
Thomas Cook
David Morgan
Will Roberts
Samuel Griffiths
John Davin
Thomas Pritchard
George Cobb
George Beckwith
Willie Tompkins
Ciizens
Lake Kiapman
Louis Sizer
Thore
Professor Barrett
Lanesboro
Rogers
Alice Henwood
Second Street
Dunmore
William Seymour
Third Street
Port Jer Via
N. J
New Jersey
Jobn Hawkins
Wison
Lake Ledare
Uncertain events and notices in Olyphant community
Local items note a pavilion performance of Uncle Tom’s Cabin with a 26 person cakewalk, a noon street parade, and a 6:00 start. Miss Jennie Kennedy leaves Blakely for relatives in Carbondale and Honesdale. Morning camp meeting at Blakely with afternoon Electric Fork service. Public love senet at 6:20 with local pastors conducting views. Mine workers meeting at Father Matthew Opera House. Funeral of Arthur Hazen in Peckville. Several town residents are visiting or traveling, plus a baseball game result 6 to 4 in favor of the business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Kennedy
Blakely
Carbondale
Honesdale
Thomas TP Lieved
Grassy Island
Annie Lewis
Weat Scranton
Peter Reoberts
Congregational Church
Boyd
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Bell Street
Primitive Methodist Church
Electric Fork
Kingston
Maury Probert
Delaware Street
Jones
Glamorganshire
South Wales
Charles Evans
West Pittaton
Edward James
West Scranton
Maggle A. Williams
Lake Idlewilde
B. F. Hammond
Os Weep
Sylvan Beach
Misa Livgie Lloyd
Mary Barrett
Brown Grounds
Nein
Fol
Local Fraternal Officers Elected by County Group
County President M F Conry of Scranton presided as officers were elected for the group. Joseph Kelly became vice president, Thomas Nealon treasurer, P J O Boyie recording secretary, P Farrel financial secretary, and M M Nealon financial secretary. After the meeting a smoker and social hour followed. Dr F L Van Sickie and Miss Lacy Hull visited or traveled to Glondaga Lake New York.
Laborer Dies in Mine Accident at Archbald
Michael Duranke, a Hungarian laborer at the Archbald mine, was instantly killed yesterday when a roof collapse occurred as he loaded the last car. His body was severely mangled and taken to his home in Feltville by the company ambulance. The Junior Order United American Mechanics have arranged a joint excursion to Lake Ariel tomorrow, with over 100 tickets sold and fine weather anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Duranke
Archbald
Durande
Feltaville
United American Mechanica
Lake Ariel
Adool
Maud Lewis
Zuell McLoughlin
Lansford
Bamire Evans
Union Street
Misa Daley Sweet
Railroad Street
Harford
Susquehanna County
Bertha
Gertrude Reese
Gutove Street
Bloomebhure
Wiliam Price and Son
South Wales
Nicholas Nicholas
Middle Street
Lackawanna Council
Tribed American Mechanics
Bexsie Powell
New York State
O'Donnell
New York
John T. Gibbons
Oak Street
John B Reese
Horriabure
Taylor Lodge
Knights of Pything
Grand Lodge
Mulherin
Main Stret
Elizabeth Mahoney
Augusta
Ait Lake Artel
Florence Winkle
Evans
North Main Street
Taylor Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Margaret
Joseph J
Robert Whiteford
Lake Wola
Michael Sulzer
John Moore
Social Notes From Elmhurst And Surrounding Towns
Professor Mulley of Keystone Academy and Dr. Grant with Dr. Gregor of Scranton visited Elmhurst. Scranton families and local residents hosted gatherings and guests, with picnics at Nay Aug park and meetings at Conk Terrace and the church. The P O S of A plans a Friday event near the sand string grove inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Mulley
Keystone Academy
Grant
Gregor
Scranton
Elmhurst
W. B. Perego
Stanley
Byron Buckingham
Lizzie Price
Lortle Clay
Eleanor White
Yonkers
N.Y
Helen Williams
PT. Prey
Dover
Paterson
J. Z. Rankin
A. B. Williams, Jr
Patrick Kearney
Daniel Grimes
Borsday
Garner
Clements
Ruth Gardner
Loren Clements
Daniel Gardner
Moscow
Young
Pittston
Sproul
Miss White
N. Yu
A. B. Williams
P.O
Avoca Locomotive Engineer Famed Traveler Passes Away
James McCuferty a noted locomotive engineer and traveler died after long service with Baldwin Company. He aided the GC Mallet and other engines and is mourned by family including his parents Mr and Mrs A J Whomley. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at St Marys Cemetery with ministers and family hosting. Weather verses and local notices follow, inviting community to a charity ice cream event and honoring Lawrence’s orchestra at Johnston’s land in Lanecliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCuferty
Aloether
Avoca
Yoimey Min
Lehigh Valley
Nremun
Baldwin Company
Reed
Nord Uut
Mra
A. J
St. Mary's Courtery
Minerd McMpine
Dawutter
Elsie
Northumberland
Guerte
Mattie Fell
Mica
Fea Camgpbell
Beranton
Onl
John Graham
Lincoln
Lanecliffe
Johnston's
North End
Lawrence
Orhietra
Seraiton
Railroads Announce Special Excursion to Fort Wayne
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets at one fare for travel from points east of Pittsburgh and Erie to Fort Wayne Indiana for the National Encampment of the Union Veteran Legion. Tickets valid September 9 to 11 for outbound travel and return until September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Encampment
Union Veteran Legion
FT. Wayne, Ind
Lesion
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania Rrailroad Company
Jisine
Pitsburg
Erie
Lackawanna offers $1 round trip to Parlor City excursion
The Lackawanna railroad schedules a Sunday outing from Scranton at 8:00 a.m. with return from Binghamton at 6:40 p.m. A special train will provide ample streetcar service to Rows Park, letting residents enjoy a full day trip, likely the last excursion of the season to Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Parior City
Emul
Scranton
Admost Mth
Hinghamton
the Traction Company
Rows Park
Binghamton
G A R Encampment Delegates Travel to Chicago
The G A R Encampment from Scranton will depart Sunday August 24 by Lackawanna Railroad at 6 48 p m arriving in Chicago August 25 at 9 25 p m. Through coaches and sleeping cars are provided. Round trip fare 17 dollars. Tickets on sale August 26 and 27. return must depart Chicago by August 31 with possible extension to September 30 for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. BR
Chicago
Ill
GA Tt
Bscranton
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphia
New Eith R. U
White Haven
Hazleton
Hethlehem
Raton
Reading
Harrisburg
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Gruevang
Honeva
Rochester
Coat
Niagara Falla
Blackie Exprien
Pullman
Bae
New York
Buffalo
Penrion Ridge
Rollin L. Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles Bler
Cortland Pire
Mossemacher
Bouth Bethielem
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Railroad Round Trip Tickets to Syracuse
Agents of the Lackawanna railroad sell round trip tickets to Syracuse including admission coupon to the fair grounds. Priced at 2.50 for the round trip. Tickets on sale and valid August 5, 20th with good return within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Syracuse
Fair Grounds
Excursion to Saratoga Springs Fete and Parade
Tickets for the excursion to Saratoga Springs on September 5 list low rates of four dollars for adults and two dollars for children. Travel is on regular trains No 1 and No 3, with return allowed on any regular train by September 7. An extra three day extension costs one dollar at the Saratoga agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Dal Mudson
Saratoga
Lackawanna Excursion To Detroit For Knights Conclave
The Lackawanna Railroad sells excursion tickets to Detroit Michigan for the Biennial Conclave Knights of Pything at 13 dollars and 50 cents. Tickets are valid August 23 to 27 and returnable until September 1, with option to extend to September 14 for an extra fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Detroit
Mich
Knights of Pything
Knights of Pythins Biennial Conclave Travel Notice
On account of the Knights of Pythins Biennial Conclave from August 27 to September 1 and the G A R National Encampment August 27 to September 1, special rail fares are offered by the Lehigh Valley Railroad. One fare to Chicago and return, tickets on sale August 26 27 and 28 with details from Lehigh Valley ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Knights of Pythins
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Chicago
G. A. BR
National
Lehith Valley Ticket Agents
Scranton area preparatory and services directory
Entry lists schools in Lackawanna Scranton with principals and pros, local businesses such as Nurserymen Washington Avenue store, Jor Kvettl, Ravers Orchestra Music for events, Megarger Bros printers supplies. Includes address details 104 North Main Avenue 17 Wyoming Avenue and Philadelphia style listings for local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Clark & CO
Seensmen
Nurs Erymen
Washington AreHlin
North Main Avenue
Telephone
Clark's Summit social calendar and town notes
Local society items and excursion reports from Clark's Green detail attendance at the Ladies' Auxiliary and Odd Fellows outings to Binghamton and Mark's Summit. Notables join weddings, visits, and weekend trips, with Officers announcing Clark's Summit Cooperative Mining Company's upcoming start and regional visits from Scranton, Carbondale, and Tompkinsville.
Baseball Scores and Lineups From Hooton and New York Card
In Hooton ROL BR Trimkion, Butteries W Ren and Moeduire lead as players Dinewn Clirky UCropiire Juret appear. In New York KHL EL Philadelphn defeats 1000 to 9 FF Sew Voth. Play notes list Nutterlee Matt McFarland Carrick Grady Urner O Day with no additional games scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooton
ROL BR
Trimkion
Sv Canunnee
New York
KHL EL Philadelphn
Nutterlee
Matt and
McFarland
Carrick and
Grady
Urner
O' Day
Chicago and Minneapolis Play Doubleheader Scores Listed
A list of game results shows Chicago defeating Minneapolis 7 to 2 in a fret game and separately Chicago 6 Minneapolis 2 in a second game. Additional results include Cleveland 0 over Indianapolis 12, Cleveland 3 Indianapolis in a second game, Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 3, Buffalo 4 Detroit 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
Indianapolia
Cleveland
Kanas City
Milwaukee
Huffalo
Detrait
Unclear Team Scores From Fragmented OCR
A fragmented OCR line lists multiple city names and scores, including Toronto zero and Worcester ten, with other cities such as Stracties Turhester Montreal Providones Springfeld Hartford and Hartford. The text is garbled and lacks readable context or a complete event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Stracties
Turhester
Montreal
Providones
Springfeld
Worcester
Hartford
The Parish Price Dramatic Gem in New York Run
The Parish Price presents a modest Irishman in a dignified comedy drama praised for its honesty and unforced charm. A strong supporting cast including Theodore Halwock, Agnes Hike Lane, Mildred Lawrence, Flora Fairchild, and Gerald Griffin underpins a production opening in New York with a Lyceum engagement beginning Monday August 27 after a run July 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Father Whelan
Sainthan
Mr. Solly
Tiwedore Halwock
Agnes Hike Lane
Mildred Lawrence
Flora Fairchild
Joseph L
Tracey
Gerald Griffin
Walter G. Morton
Marty Guynette
Opes
New York
Lyceum
Elroy Company Opens at Academy of Music Monday
The Elroy company, a favored Scranton repertory troupe, announces a season with a strong new lineup. Performances will feature extensive scenery, elaborate costumes, and grand finishes, all at popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy
Alwave
Icathone
Wwe
Idiml
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Contends With Teething Pain
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised as a remedy used for over fifty years to ease teething pain in children. The ad claims it softens gums, calms wind colic, and relieves diarrhea, urging consumers to ask druggists for the product worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
New York Ontario and Western Time Table Sunday Schedule
North Bound and South Bound trains listed for Sunday June 24. Key connections at Cadosia and Carbondale with trains 200 204 to Walton Delhi Hamden and Sidney. Nos 206 208 provide Main Line connections. consult ticket agents for details. Z C Anderson general agent Scranton traveling agent in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
B.A
Eorsct
Seran- Cao
van Trainetondale
Shwee Dam
Cadosia
North Bown
Feran
Carbom
Tondale
Seseeey
LOU Ceseeee
Carbondale
Catocia Carbondale
Beranton
Oe Vareeye
Vaisnse
Cadosia_ Troita
Walton
Delhi
Hamden
Sidney
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Tube Schedule May 28
Train timings from Scranton to Hawley and Lake Date with connections. No. 2 leaves at 8:46 a.m. and 2:29 p.m. No. 6 at 8:20 p.m. No. 7 on Sundays at 6:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. Trains 2 and 4 connect at Hawley for connections on the Erie railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
Hawley
Lake Date
Desmeaiate
Ihwhey
Pelate
Erie Railroad
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Rockaways
Dalton
Hoes
Mervita Medical Co
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Lackawacra Ave
Henry Maynes
Olyphant
Dr. Peal
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Car
Wieming
Spruce Street
Taylor News
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York State Fair
Syracuse, N.Y
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People’s Exchange
Coal Exchange
Doin Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Pine BT
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Marrion Avenue
Stone
Dackawanna Avenue
L. M
General Delivery
Scranton, Pa
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Hoarlangooms
Washington Avenue
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Ee Ee
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Short
Perio
Adidres
Box 81
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State
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Cal
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Connell Wuviteling
AK Chilella
Cdnnell &O
N. V. Waller
Oniell
Eutnher Reading Club
Kid
Lackawanna and
Adamea Avenue
Wervers
Major
Steward
A. B. Briggs
Kieko
LEGAL
Scranton Axio Works
Hichaid R
Weirenfluk
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George Edmunds
Tri Lake Water Supply Company
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Aupil
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Certified Public Accountant
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Connell Building
Frederick L, Brown
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JM Linden
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Scranton Private Hospital
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Mullinrry
C. C. Laubach
DR. If
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Franklin “Ave
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Touse
XRAR
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Roos
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FR Boyle
Ateo Ankee
Attaw
Burr Building
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A.W. Bertioly
Means Blog
Physicians and Surgeons
W. E. Alles
North Washington
S. W. L'Amoreauon
Opfich
Washington Arena
School OF the
Leeds
JOR Kvettel
RVAR
Lackawanna Seni Teranton
Oann
Baver's
Orcimstra
Dalis
Terme
Adlittons
Raver
Hulbert
Muale
Megarger Bros
Envel
Wington Avenue
Lorton
Clark's
George W. Bond
Auillary
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Odd Fellows
Robitket
Clarence Poyve
Mive Teng Snooke
Harry Leach
Aid Miew Cind Podrick
Miuvlow Snooke
Mary Myers
Willard Vowting
Beywie Kanon
TL Robbeyn
Wiliam A. Rolingorn
Wellt
Currie
Aon Clarks
Taylor
Wedneys
Arthur Ridgeway
Stinton
Net
J. W. Mullines
Howard FB. Northup
Aultille City
Wafutlines
Mbert
Tompkineville
D.C Stevens
Fn Wyalwilne
Demiain M. Stone
Beaumont
Misa Jennie Holgate
Coxton
Irene Brooks
George Poot
Eon Earl
Kether
Hilton
Misa Irene Srcks
Jennie Holewte
Mark's Summit
Galehilla
Meadlaw
Clark's Summit Coopertive
Mo IL Coon
Elizabeth Frace
Wychola Howe
Willard Matthews
Walter L. Matthews
Mere Tt
Parker
Ararat
George Medikman
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Ile
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James
W. Mullines
Cora
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Piltston
J. Zimmerman
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al Pans
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B. F. Evans
National League
Mrs. Winslow
Sunbury
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West
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Pittsbur
Reading, &c
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Gen
Paes
Wutchinson
Mer
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Montrose
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Mir
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Bloometurg Division
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Rave Scranton
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Pennsylvania
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Wilkee-tirre
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Central Railroad of
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Easton
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Peni
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Expres
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Lebanon
Ale
Ohlmacsen
Baldwins
Pes
Orunton
Linden
Bohutaer
Hale Ela
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