West Scranton fair draws large crowd atSt Patrick church
A large crowd attended Bt Patrick s church fair with Rev J B Wheelan s horse as top prize won by Miss Kate Connor of Luzerne Street. Many bought multiple tickets and prizes featured a diamond ring a lamp and other items. The Watkins family performed music and Lilian D LaBar gave two recitations. Tonight and tomorrow offer more events including Hillside Home band and a grand concert to close the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Patrick's Church Fair
J. B. Wheelan
Mies Kate Connor
Luzerne Street
Placque
Mre
Grier
Lafayette Street
Diamond Ring
Jennie O'Boyle
Archbald
Annie Colligan
Washington Avenue
Joseph Durkin
Bloan Street
William Riley
Meridian Street
Michael Monahan
Keyrer Avenue
Bina Bolton
Sixteenth Street
Frank Crane
Twenty-third Street
Maury Maghran
Division Street
Thomas McCormick
Lafayette Treet
T. J. Lavin
Weat Locunt
Watkins
Taylor
Philip JM. Warren Gang
Lilian Dlabar
Hillside
A Tea Party for Jackson Street Baptist Sunday School Children
About two hundred youngsters from the infant department of the Jackson Street Baptist Sunday School enjoyed a tea party at the church on Thursday afternoon. The event featured a student program and selections on a phonograph, followed by sandwiches cake and coffee and each child receiving a candy bag. Teachers assisted to ensure a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Sunday School
Second Annual Party For Echolara Draws Smiles
Nearly every child left the church smiling after a party for the echolara. The Infant department superintendent plans yearly events if circumstances permit, marking a second such gathering by the group.
Eletric City Wheelmen Dance Draws Jolly Crowd
A large crowd attended the Electric City Wheelmen monthly dance on Thursday evening with couples enjoying up to date dances to music by Mrs. Agnes Malott. Attendees included Elizabeth Holser Bessie Fraunfelker Jennie Lewis May Jones Anna Clark Emma Williams Anna Williams Margaret A Williams and many others plus Mr and Mrs BE Hollister J W Bunnell and several members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Musle
Agnes Malott
Eligabeth Holser
Bessie Fraunfelker
Jennie Lewis
May Jones
Anna Clark
Emma Williams
Anna Williams
Margaret A. Williams
Dora Haag
Anna Price
Jennie Price
Bertha Davis
Emma Wilson
Eadie Costlett
Phoebe Englert
Grace Acker
Nettie Fellows
Lillian Hagan
Mabel Christ
Myrtle Watres
Mabel Watres
Nellie Phillips
BE. B. Hollister
J. W. Bunnell
Mersis
Gua Weilnes
Robert Diehl
George Daniels
John Davis
William Morgan
Edward Morse
G. R. Relph
John H. Thomas
Luther Thomas
Edward Davis
John Thomas
William P. Davis
David Owens
Charles LaBar
Charles Pertine
Samuel McCracken
Howard Williams
William Milens
H. W. Spencer
Hayden Evans
William Co. Willams
Gus Eynon
Conrad Lots
Charles Storms
Frank Jones
Bert James
C. M. Storm
G. A. Williama
W. R. Hughes
Ladies Aid Supper and Table Sales at Ply mouth Church
The Ladies Aid of Ply mouth Congregational Church hosted an excellent supper last evening and sold numerous household articles. The event featured multiple benefit tables run by Mrs. William Watkins and others, including Mrs. Thomas Evang, Mrs. Morgan Daniels, and several listed helpers across eight tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Washington camp dance features entertainment program
Washington camp No. 933 Patriotic Order Sons of America held its eighth annual dance in Mears hall on Thursday evening. John H. Harris chaired the event with a program of piano and vocal solos, recitations, comic selections, quartette performances, phonograph picks, and multiple violin and vocal acts. The arranging committee was led by Thomas H. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Mears’ Hall
John 8
Harris
Vina Knapp
Lillie Anthony
Bertha Wiliams
M. J. Coyne
Anthracite Quartette
Isaac Daniels
Corinne Davis
George Breagle
Mildred Anthony
Thomas Boston
Thomas G. Evans
Thomas H. Davis
Free Trial Bottles Spark Major Health Claims
An advertisement touts Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as the sole cure for kidney liver bladder and related diseases. It urges readers to test urine samples and order trial bottles with free pamphlet, promising dramatic personal health results and nationwide availability. separate local notes report infant burials and a lamp accident, plus a masquerade by colliery workers in Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N
Notable names listed in local brief.
Local item cites several individuals including Harris Frank Eynon Elmer Stover Lewis I Storm Thomas James John Wagner and FE FE Knapp in a brief paragraph. No actions or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Harris
Frank Eynon
Elmer Stover
Lewis I. Storm
Thomas James
John Wagner
FE. FE
Knapp
Martha Washington Tea at First Welsh Congregational
The Ladies Aid society hosted a Martha Washington tea at the First Welsh Congregational church on Thursday evening. Members wore period costumes, with Mrs. James Moses and others organizing supper and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Welsh Congregational Church
Martha Washington
Ladies’ Aid Society
James Moses
William Jenkins
Evan Anthony
James Harris
James Raymond
John Edwards
Henry Lawrence
Frank Argust
Evan Evans
Thomas Williams
Thomas Richards
William Evans
Amy Reynolds
Blodwen Jenkins
Cassie Evans
John Davin
Daniel James
Apron Booth
David Morgane
Edward Farr
Services for Effie Cramer Held at Simpson Church
Funeral services for Effie Cramer were conducted at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church by Rev. J. B. Sweet at 2 pm with Daughters of Pocahontas in attendance. Interment followed in Washburn Street cemetery. The funeral for Owen Davis proceeded from 1106 Jackson Street with Rev. J. P. Moffat officiating and burial in Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Cramer
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Sweet
Hiawatha Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Washburn Street
Owen Davis
Jackson Street
J. P. Moffat
Services Held at Home for Ruth Davin
Services over the remains of Ruth Davin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Evan Davin, were held at the family home on South Main avenue Thursday afternoon. Rev David Jones of the First Welsh Congregational church and Rev D D Hopkins of the First Baptist church officiated. Pallbearers included May Williams Alice Phillips Minnie Jones Jennie Reynolds Mabel Roxberg Cora Reynolds Jennie Evans Ruth Thomas and Annie Davis with flower bearers. Interment followed at Washburn street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Evan Davin
South Main Avenue
David Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
D. D. Hopkins
First Baptist Church
May Williams
Alice Phillips
Minnie Morgan
Minnile Jones
Jennie Reynolds
Mabel Roxberg
Cora Reynolds
Jennie Evans
Ruth Thomas
Annie Davis
Washburn Street
Local couple wed at Hampton Street church
John Warren and Miss Jennie Laister, both of West Scranton, were married Wednesday evening at the parsonage of the Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church by Rev. James Benninger. William Stumm was groomsman and Miss Anna Laister, bride’s sister, bridesmaid. The couple plan to set up housekeeping in a neatly furnished home on Podge Avenue, Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warren
Jennie Laister
Weat
Scranton
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
James Benninger
William Stumm
Anna Laister
Podge Avenue
Bellevue
First Eagle Tourist Club Special Held in St David’s Hall
The Eagle Tourist club opened its series of specials at St David's Hall Thursday evening drawing many young attendees. Miss Sadie Noon of North Scranton provided the music, with a committee including John White Martin Keegan William Conway Peter McDonough Frank Needham William Brogan Michael Gerrity and Joan Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Tourist Club
St. David's Hall
Sadie Noon
North Scranton
John White
Martin Keegan
William Conway
Peter McDonough
Frank Needham
William Brogan
Michael Gerrity
Joan Golden
Mothers Meeting Postponed for Miss Broadbent’s Funeral
General news notes report postponement of a mothers meeting at No 19 school to next Friday due to the funeral of Miss Broadbent's uncle. Several community events are listed including lectures at the Welsh Baptist and YWCA rooms and a social for mothers hosted by I F C C club.
Miss Carrie Evans Surprise Party In North Scranton
Miss Carrie Evans was honored Thursday evening with a surprise party at her home. Guests enjoyed games singing and dancing followed by refreshments. Attending were Miss Harriet Lloyd Miss Alice Lewis Miss Nellie Tilston Miss Jennie Jenkins Miss Sarah Henry Miss Lulu Simms Miss Amy Perry Miss Anna Owens and Messrs Evan Thomas Thomas Cullen John Mackey Thomas Morse Ray Wescott Clarence Morlett and Wade Rodham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Evans
Harriet Lloyd
Alice Lewis
Nellie Tilston
Jennie Jenkins
Missy Sarah Henry
Lulu Simms
Amy Perry
Anna Owens
Evan Thomas
Thomas Cullen
John Mackey
Thomas Morse
Ray Wescott
Clarence Morlett
Wade Rodham
Burge and Call Rites Set in Local Funerals
The funeral for Thomas Burge, who died Thursday afternoon, will be held this afternoon at Abraham Jones' home on Arthur Street with interment in Dunmore Cemetery. Carrie May Call’s funeral is planned for tomorrow at 9 20 AM from her parents' home on No 1 Company Street, with services at Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burge
Abraham Jones
Arthur Street
Dunmore Cemetery
Carrie May Call
Aaron H. Call
Company Street
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
First anniversary at Young Women's Christian Association rooms
Last evening marked the opening anniversary of the YWCA rooms with about 125 visitors. Secretary Miss Musselman greeted guests as games and a music program entertained the crowd, followed by dainty refreshments served to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Memorial Baptist notices and local parish events
The Rev W F Davies will preach at Memorial Baptist Church Wayne Avenue tomorrow morning and evening Bible school meets at 2 p m Isaac Williams superintendent Communion will be administered at the evening sermon Prayer meeting Monday evening and Young People meeting Tuesday evening Mary Dean of Wet Market Street convalescent from a severe illness Daniel Jenkins of Oak Street able to be about again Miss Margaret Thornton of West Market Street recovered from a brief illness Lieutenant Spellman welcomes a daughter George E Atherton led a crowd over Elmhurst Boulevard to Elmhurst Maurice Reading of Church Avenue departed for Williamsport Funeral for Mrs Anthony Murphy tomorrow at 3 p m at Holy Rosary Church with interment in Cathedral Cemetery Charlie Kintner of Summit Avenue is rheumatic Mrs Frank Renn of Court Street ill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 19
Bidney Broadbent
John Judge
Hampton Street
Cathedral
Dean
Young Women's Christian Association
I. F. CC
Young Woemen's Christian Association
A. Ri. Teel
South Lincoln Avenue
Margaret Phillips
Washburn Street
G. F. van Sickle
Michigan
Friend
Carbondale
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Griffin
Adjutant Yates
D. D. Hopkins
Welsh Baptist Church
George E. Davis
Young People's Union
First Baptist Church
W. F. Davies
Memorial Baptist Church
Wayne Avenue
Bible
Isaac Williams
Mary Dean
Wet Market Street
Daniel Jenkins
Oak Street
Margaret Thornton
Charlies Kintner
Summit Avertue
Frank Renn
Court Street
Social News From Green Ridge and Nearby
Mrs A E Watkins of Columbia avenue visits Moscow for a few days. Miss Blanche Thompson daughter of Dr Thompson of Market street has diphtheria. Miss Alice Peck hosts a luncheon for friends on Monsey avenue. Mr and Mrs J B Miller of Delaware street host the Asbury church Home and Foreign Missionary societies. A musical program and refreshments accompany an offering for the societies. John Roberts of Monsey avenue visits his father in Harrisburg. Miss Lille Hangi of Dickson avenue visits Maplewood friends. Mr and Mrs ML Finn of Banderson avenue entertain Robert Blackal of Oneonta NY. Miss Stover of Dickson avenue visits Pittston friends. Bible class from Asbury M E church meets at Mrs A G Brant’s on Monsey avenue to mark Miss Lord’s twentieth anniversary as teacher. Miss Lord presented with a book by the class. guests Miss Ida Gisner and Miss Eva Dorsey entertain with selections. Mr and Mrs Townsend Poore of Capouse avenue host a reception for Mr and Mrs John J Poore. The Hazelton daughter’s wedding is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Watkins
Columbia Avenue
Moscow
Mise Blanche Thompson
Thompson
Market Street
Mise Alice Peck
Monsey Avenue
J. 8. Miller
Delaware Street
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
John Roberts
Harrisburg
Lille Hangi
Dickson Avenue
Maplewood
ML. Finn
Banderson Avenue
Robert Blackal
Oneonta
N. Y
Stover
Pittaton
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School
Amanda Lord
A. G. Brant
8. C. Dorsey
Miss Lord
Ida Gisner
Eva Dorsey
Dorsey
Townsend Poore
Capouse Avenue
John J. Poore
Thomas Hazelton
Wedding at Second Presbyterian Church and Knights of Malta meeting
A Neaday evening wedding at the Second Presbyterian Church featured Rev. James Hughes. Bride Mix Hazelton received many gifts as relatives from Brooklyn attended. A reception followed with numerous guests and music by Miss Parfrey and Herbert DeWitt. Separately, Knights of Malta preliminaries in Nettleton's hall outlined orders, with Grand Recorder Pearce of Philadelphia explaining aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neaday
William Friend
Second Presbyterian Church
James Hughes
Mixes Bella Hazleton
John Mortimer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Margaret McCracken
Ida Parfrey
Katie Jeffrey
Lizele Jeffrey
Miss Parfrey
Herbert DeWitt
Funeral of Jacob Schank Held at Willow Street Home
The funeral of Jacob Schank was held yesterday from his Willow street residence. The service was led by Pastor William A. North of Hickory Street Presbyterian Church, with Rev Nordt delivering the sermon. The procession proceeded to Pittston Avenue Cemetery where he was interred. pallbearers included John Schneider Charles Symes Charles Roger and Otto Robinson. numerous floral offerings signified his popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schank
Willow Street
William A. North
Hickory Street
Funeral of Mrs Mary Barrett Held at St Johns Church
From her late home at 020 Beech street the funeral of Mrs. Mary Barrett drew many friends yesterday morning. At noon the casket was closed and the cortege went to St Johns church for a solemn mass. Rev M J Fleming preached the sermon before the procession proceeded to Dunmore Catholic cemetery for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Street
Mary Barrett
Oelock
St. John's Church
M. J. Fleming
Dunmore Catholic Cemetery
St Pauly Cerman Evangelical Lutheran Church Event
Last evening the St Pauly Cerman Evangelical Lutheran Church on Prospect avenue drew a large crowd as the Men s Society staged an entertaining program reported in yesterday s Tribune. Proceeds from the affair will aid church purposes. The William Connell Hove company members planned to attend the Minooka Hove company show at St Joseph s hall Monday. The Junger Maennerchor will meet at Germania hall tomorrow afternoon. The South Side YWCA rooms at 1021 Cedar avenue host a gospel meeting for women Sunday at 2 45 led by Miss Anna V Musselman. all women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauly Cerman Evangelical Lutheran Church
Prospect Avenue
Tribune
William Connell Hove Company
Minooka Hove Company
St. Joseph's Hall
Junger Maennerchor
Germania Hall
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Anna V. Musselman
North Scranton
Silent Address Record for J.T. Sharkey
Entry notes an address directed to J T Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave in South Side central city and central Hyde Park with phone line 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J.T. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Meeting of Northeastern Pennsylvania Heptasophs Conclaves
A meeting of the Associated Conclaves of Northeastern Pennsylvania was held at Scranton Conclave Hall, Wyoming Avenue. Eighteen conclaves were represented with members from Luzerne and Lackawanna counties. William Corless chaired, J. S. Miller was secretary. The session conducted substantial business and established bi monthly meetings to promote interest in the association and its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Quietus on Rumors Boosts Dunmore No. 6 Prospects
W V and Thorne of New York visit Dunmore and reassure locals about No. 6. Erie and Wyoming Valley Coal leaders and Delaware Valley Kingston road executives presence calms unfounded rumors, renewing confidence in the borough’s future and local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. & Thorne
New York
Erie and Wyoming All Pennsylvania Coal Company
Delaware Valley
Kingston Road
Hewa
Tribune
Thorne
No. 6
Dinavwre
A Surprise Party for Mr and Mrs Collins
A surprise party was tendered Mr and Mrs T 8 Collins of Walnut street Thursday evening. The event featured music and dancing with several new games and refreshments. Guests included Teresa Collins Bessie Mahon Maria Kearney Nora Kennedy Anna Flanery Delian Collins Bessie Kennedy Bertha Duffy Anna Kearney Helen Duffy Delia Duffy Bessie McGurn Alice Reilly Margaret Feeny Mrs Methall Mr and Mrs Flanery Mr and Mrs Collins Messrs T Mahon F Drum F P Condon Duryea F Judge Duryea J J Condon P F Condon Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 8. Collins
Walnut Street
Teresa Collins
Mies Bessie Mahon
Mies Maria Kearney
Nora Kennedy
Anna Flanery
Delian Collins
Misa Bessie Kennedy
Bertha Duffy
Anna Kearney
Helen Duffy
Delia Duffy
Bessie McGurn
Alice Reillly
Margaret Feeny
Methall
Mra Flanery
Mrs. Collins
Messrs. T. Mahon
F. Drum
F. Condon
Duryea
F. Judge
J. J. Condon
P. F. Condon
Pittston
Social events at St Mary's council and Colonial council
The St Marys council Young Mens Institute held their annual progressive supper party and dance in their rooms last night. Colonial council Daughters of America met for its regular session then held an evening of sociable chat and pleasure after routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Council
Young Men's Institute
Colonial Council
Daughters of America
Church Services Outline For Sunday Across Local Congregations
Tomorrow at St Mark's Episcopal Church and Dudley Street Baptist Church parishioners will attend services. Rev. E J Haughton presides at St Mark's with morning holy communion and an evening sermon. Dudley Street features Rev J Liveamer at 10 am and Rev A J VanCleft at 7 pm. Sermons also planned at Metropolitan, Presbyterian, and other churches with visiting pulpit talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At &T. Mark’s Episcopal Church
E. J. Haughton
Dudley Street Baptist Church
W. F. Gibbong
Washington, D. C
Funeral for 10 year old Jane McHugh in Oak Street
The funeral of Jane McHugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick McHugh of Oak Street will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will follow at the Catholic cemetery. The Paris Dancing class held a successful social last night at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows hall with a grand country dance and a cake walk centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Patrick McHugh
Oak Street
Paris
Order of Odd Fellows’ Hall
Evangelist Rev A F Cobb to Preach at Tripp Avenue Church
Rev A F Cobb of Decatur Illinois will preach at the Tripp Avenue Christian church on Sunday with a 10 am Sunday school and a 7 20 pm memorial sermon for the late pastor Rev C B Long. Also notes visits from Mrs Thomas Rich Emily and Miss May Murphy and a Hyde Park I B U Dramatic club rehearsal at Beranton College of Music 520 Spruce Street Saturday evening February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rich
Emily
Jermyn
May Murphy
Pittston
Edward Nogle
Frank Sanders
North Hlakely Street
A. PF. Cobb
Decatur
Til
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Dunmore
Beranton College of Music
Spruce Sireet
Deaths of Dunmore settlers Thomas Burge and Mrs Rosanna Brust
Thomas Burge longtime Dunmore resident and Arthur Avenue head of the home died of heart failure aged about thirty two. Funeral arrangements set for this afternoon at two with services at the home and interment in Dunmere cemetery. Mrs Rosanna Brust age 86 of 17 Taylor Avenue Petersburg died Thursday of heart failure surviving sons Frank Albert and George Brust. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burge
Dunmore
Arthur Avenue
Nee
Dunmere
Rosanna Brust
Taylor Avenue
Petersburg
Frank
Albert
George Brust
Funeral of Ridney Broadbent at St Luke’s Church
A large crowd gathered yesterday at Ridney Broadbent’s residence on Washington avenue to pay final respects before the 2:20 p m funeral procession to St Luke’s Church on Wyoming avenue. Rev Rogers Jarel conducted services and interment followed in Dunmore Cemetery with pallbearers including George L Dickson J P Dickson W H Perking Townsend Poore W P Culver Alexander Simpeen Joseph Sando George Connor William Wittaker and John Woodhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridney Broadbent
Washington Avenue
St. Luke's Church
Wyoming Avenue
Rogers Jarel
Dunmore Cemetery
George L. Dickson
J. P. Dickson
W. H. Perking
Townsend Poore
W. P. Culver
Alexander Simpeen
Joseph Sando
George Connor
William Wittaker
John Woodhouse
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B. Whelan
MI65
Kate Connor
Kentucky
Wheelmen’s Club
Jennie Laiser
Dufour
Wheelmen's
Moube
Tia
William Watkins
Misses Ames Joseph
Mary Watkins
Jennie Watkins
Thomas Evang
Morgan Daniels
Gomer Price
Morgan Williame
David Harris
William Williame
Charles Pitcher
A. GB. Eynon
Mary Joseph
Stella Evans
Mary Jones
Martha Jones
Elizabeth Powell
T. F. Roberts
John HM. Willams
F. James
Arthur Williams
Sol Jones
W. H. Burdick
Thomas H. Jones
Cassie Hopkins
Christine Christien
John T. Jones
Fran F. Davis
Mievies
Mary Morgan
Jeasie Lewis
Elizabeth Davis
Thomas FE. James
George F. Eynon
Edith Reese
Lydia Davis
Margaret Evans
Jennie Reese
Globe Warehouse
Harry Calle
North Main Avenue
Daniel Pry, Jr
Lincoln Heights
William Henry
William Charles
Jonas Long
Sona
Hyde Park Avenue
Warren-Laister
General News
Green Ridge
Grainc
South Scranton
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Dunmore Borough
MR. Thorne
T. L. Collins
Cea
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Maes
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Price Soc. Pte
Lyceum Theatre Burgunder & Refs
HH. RK. Long
Edward J. Bloom
London
Pace Lodon
Boston
Docrothy Morton
Balleta
Frank L. Goodwin
Daudet
Sapho
Nellie Etting
Maindov
Charles Lerburne
Big Bon Ton
Matinees Daily
Tenderloin
Manhattan Club Burlesquers
William Dolan
Stone Avenun
John
Thomas
Joseph
Laibella
Ellen
Kate
Annie
Maury
MR. Broadbent
S J. Luke's Episcopal Church
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