Semi-centennial session eyed with large attendance
Common council met in regular session with ten members present. The street committee favors a sewer hookup on Spring street and the select council approved. City Solicitor Stuart was authorized to travel to Harrisburg to handle paying out funds not exceeding fin. Fire alarm line to Kloterik mill discussed. expenses to repairs to be defined by the fire, light and water committee. A communication from the semi centennial committee requested a proper appropriation for a worthy city celebration on Sept 1 to Sept 10. The meeting was well attended and adjourned after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Kennedy
Nealon
Loftus
Thompson
Wedeman
Murphy
Evane
Smith
Swingie
Masters
Thos. Theophilite
Spring Street
Select Council
Stuart
Haghsburg
Kloter Ik Mill
Lot‘us
Noeuton
Cownell
Mounelle
Clarheniale
Thelesien
Carbondale
Committee On Extimates
Wounell
Carnegies Gift Rules Prompt City Library Appeal
The piece notes Carnegie’s grants to Port Jervis and Sag Harbor and argues Carbondale should appeal for a library gift. It cites a ten percent annual spend rule for endowments and suggests Carbondale’s library needs renovation or a new building. Mayor Kilpatrick could write to Carnegie to test eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Emporia
Oklahoma
Lola
Kaneas
Port Jervis
Carbondale
Sag Harbor
Brary Philanthropiat
Kilpatrick
Thlety
Health officials order new formaldehyde disinfector use
City health officers announce purchase of a Lentz formaldehyde gas disinfector to replace sulfur fumigation in infected homes. The device, simple to operate and claimed to kill all bacteria, has not yet been deployed by the health office.
Kafka family plans move to Albany for work
Mr and Mrs Charlee A Kafka of Salem avenue will relocate to Albany due to Mr Kafka's business location. Mrs Kafka and their two sons Brooks and Charles will leave Carbondale later this week to join him in the capital city of the Empire State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee A. Kafka
Salem Avenue
Mente
Albany
Kafkas
Kafka
Ie Empire State
Walker Leases Rebuilt Nealon Store on South Main
Thomas A. Walker, a grocer at 22 Cottage Street, has leased the rebuilt Nealon store on South Main. The move marks a new tenancy for the prominent local merchant in a renewed commercial block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Walker
Cottage Street
Nealon
South Main
Walker to Open General Store in Central Town
Mr Walker plans a central general store and is well known in the city. friends expect support. Rumor yesterday of a partnership with Frank Clifford was denied last evening by Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Frank Clifford Wus
Clifford
Cus
Widow Margaret Pidgeon dead after long illness
Mrs Margaret Pidgeon widow of John Pidgeon died at about two o clock yesterday morning after an illness of eleven months aged sixty nine born in County Sligo Ireland came to Carbon dale forty years ago her husband died fifteen years ago four children Winifred Anthony Timothy and Joseph Pidgeon survive funeral to be held tomorrow afternoon procession from 18 Brooklyn street at 3 o clock to St Rose church interment in Owl Cathedral burying grounds beside her husband
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pidgeon
John Pidgeon
St. Rowe Church
Altar Society
Pidgeon
County Sligo
Ireland
Carbondale
Installation of officers in new musical union at St Roves hall
At St Roves hall on Sunday afternoon the officers of the new musical union were installed by National Organier George Nachman of Baltimore assisted by Laval No 124 Scranton members. Over a hundred musicians attended from towns between Forest City and Scranton. Officers installed included President John d Neonser and others. Delegates to the Central Labor union were chosen: Thomas Kennedy Frank Roemmelmyer J A Mullah Charles Melville and Charles Bennett. The meeting adjourned to next Sunday for a regular business session with hopes of enrolling more out-of-town members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rove's Hall
New Musical Union
National Arganiger
George Nachman
Baltimor
Mid
Laval No. 124
Scranton
Musiciaans
Forest City
Central Labor Union
John d. Neonser
John Howarth
J. J. Hullah
Isaac Colvin
William Hyrne
John Master
Thomas Kennedy
Frank Roemmelmyer
J. 4
Mullah
Charles Melville
Charlee Bennett
Doctor performs successful appendectomy on Orchard resident
Dr. John Niles operated for appendicitis on Mr. Caviston of Orchard Street at Emergency hospital on Saturday evening. The operation was very successful and last evening Mr. Caviston was reported to be doing very nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Niles
Mr. Caviston
Orchard Street
Caviston
Reverend Whalen to Speak on Trish Wit and Humor
Reverend Dr. Whalen of the Persian Baptist church will lecture on Trish Wit and Humor at the Methodist church in Dunmore on Friday evening, the first in a series of lectures in that venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Whalen
Perean Baptist Church
Dunmore
Funeral service for Richard Moran at St Rose Church
The funeral for Richard Moran who died Sunday at his home on 55 Pike Street will be held tomorrow morning at 140 oclock at St Rose Church. The interment will be in St Rowe Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Moran
Pike Street
Oclock
St. Rose Church
St. Rowe
Birth announcements for three families in city area
To Mr and Mrs Martin Gordon of the South Side a son is reported. To Mr and Mrs William L Clark of Terrace Street a son is announced. To Mr and Mrs L L Spencer of Greenfield a son is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gordon
South Side
William L. Clark
Terrace Street
L. L. Spencer
Greenfield
Frank Bridgett Plans Technical School and Lehigh Study
Frank Bridgett of Carte avenue traveled to Philadelphia yesterday to begin a preparatory course in a technical school. He plans to enter Lehigh University later to study electrical engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bridgett
Carte Avenue
Philadelphia
Lehigh University
Professor Geary Delivers Chemistry Lecture to Nurses
A. Wilton Geary, chemistry professor at the high school, gave an instructive lecture on chemistry to nurses at the Emergency Hospital yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilton Geary
Veteran Andrew Welch Heads to Soldiers' Home for Life
Andrew Welch, an aged Civil War veteran living in the city, began a journey this afternoon to the Soldiers' Home at Danville NL where he plans to reside for the rest of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Welch
Danville
Archie Morgan Hurts Hand in Sleigh Coasting Accident
Archie Morgan suffers a badly lacerated hand after it gets caught beneath a sleigh runner while he was coasting. The incident occurred during a winter outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Morgan
Delaware and Hudson Miners Briefly Return to Work
Miners and breaker hands rejoined shifts for part of yesterday after a half day stoppage. Officials blamed a shortage of railroad cars for the interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Two Forest City Boys Severely Burned In Powder Explosion
William Owens aged 18 and Loaules Halford aged 16, miners from Forest City, were on a day off at the Clifford mine when powder they planned to use exploded in transit. Both were badly burned. Owens was most seriously hurt with facial and abdominal burns, Halford burned on hands neck and face. They were taken to Emergency hospital and reported improving, though eye swelling raised concern over possible sight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Owens
Loaules Halford
Forest City
Wandling
Bove
Clifford
Owens
Hatford
Barnum Show at Grand Opera House Tonight
The Grand Opera House presents Ita patrons Al W Martin's large revival of Uncle Tom's Cabin as one of the era’s grand scenic productions. Two special cars transport the scenery while three brass bands and a host of props and animals propel a lavish street parade. Parade starts from the theater at noon with matinee at 2:00 and evening at 8:35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
al. W. Martin
Eva
Swingle Beats Theese In Carbondale Pool Match
In Carbondale last night Fred Swingle defeated J. Ch. Theese 7 to 4 in a scratch pool tourney game. Reese dropped out as Swingle led 7 wins to 1 loss with others close in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Cycle Club
Fred Swingle
J. Ch. Theese
Reese
Swingle
Clase
Lowt
M. Oh. Cmno
Ccccescenanes
Metley
Mother Jones Visits City Clearing Silk Mill Tensions
Mother Jones spent Sunday evening in the city after addressing a strike meeting in Forest City. She learned at the Klots silk mill that conditions were calm, while a Scranton pauper report claimed local workers at the Kloth mill had struck. Frieder denied any imminent trouble and said workers were content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Jones
Forest City
Klots Company
Frieder
Klate
Tribune
Free Masons to convene with Joe Hall in Carbon Dale
Joe Hall, a leading Free Mason, will visit this city tomorrow evening. Carbon Dale Lodge No. 249 F and A Masons will hold a special communication at 7 o'clock where Hall will instruct members and officers in the first and second degree work. All Masons in the area are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hall
Carbondale Lodge
Hall
Nurse Mary K Jenkins Returns From Mayfield Visit
Miss Mary K Jenkins a trained nurse returns to her Carbondale home after two weeks in Mayfield attending at the bedside of Frank Grady eldest son of Merc GD Grady who has been seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia. The patient is now recovering rapidly. Jenkins is a graduate of Emergency hospital class of 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Jenkins
Carbondale
Mayfield
Frank Grady
Grady
Mins Jenkins
Emergency Hospital
Elags
Morris G. Cohen to Address Providence Conclave
Morris G. Cohen supreme archon of the Improved Order of Heptasophs will speak at the Providence conclave in Becranton this evening. Local members are invited to attend as he outlines changes planned for the next supreme session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris G. Cohen
Pitsburg
Improved Order of Heptasophs
Hall of Providence
Becranton
Fifteenth Anniversary Social of First Presbyterian Junior Club
The Senior Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church celebrates its fifteenth anniversary with a social gathering tonight in the church lecture rooms. Speakers include Captain William A. May, superintendent of the Elm Park church Sunday School in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Aong
William A. May
Elm Park Church
Scranton
Local Benevolent Lodges Unite in District Assembly
Division No. 11 Ancient Order Hi bernians and affiliated groups including St. Vincent de Paul Lucretia lodge 109 Daughters of Rebekah Lackawanna tribe 208 Improved Order of Men Knights of Honor Local Union 1611 and Daughters of St. George gather for district activities and fraternal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
St. Vincent de Paul
Lucretia Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
Lackawanna Tribe
Knights of Honor
Daughters of St. George
Local Notables Sighted in Town and Nearby
Sunday visits and greetings feature a mix of residents and visitors including Mia Row Whitty in Jermyn William Matthews muttering with the crie Representative PA Phlibin in town Frank Alberty ill Mine Laura Chilton confined to home Mine Luther Ludwig in town Mrs Lewrie Morris visits Bunty Mice Maud Marden and Mo K Marnden noted among local social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Row Whitty
Jermyn
William Matthews
Crie
PA Phlibin
Frank Alberty
Jimmy of
Alberty & Bedell
Charles Wilken
Wilkes-Barre
Moser
Migios
South Side
New York City
Laura Chilton
North Main Street
Illnen
Luther Ludwig
Scranton
Lewrie Morris
Seventh Avenue
Bunty
Maud Marden
Mo K. Marnden
Chyphant
Local notes from an old community page
Mrs Teresa Fox employed at the post office during Postmaster J 11 Thomas absence. Edward Coddington called home to Honendale by his ailing father. Mrs Thomas Kirkwood of River street attended Leo Clark’s funeral in Moncedale. Mrs Katheyn mith of Nantionke returned home after visiting Margaret McAndrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
Areman
Ontario and Western
Teresa Fox
Thomas
Miew Rama Reed
Marvy
Philadelpha
Edward Coddington
Honendale
Thomas Kirkwood
River Street
Leo Clark
Moncedale
Miew Katheyn ®Mith
Nantionke
Margaret McAndrew
Jermyn and Mayfield Community Notices and Visitors
Jermyn and Mayfield updates report a meeting of local bodies at Providence auditorium this evening with supreme officers in attendance. Scranton visitors, local donations to the Mimitive Methodist church, a planned musicale, and various residents visiting relatives or ill. funeral travel to Philadelphia for a sister's rites.
Moving Pictures At West Presbyterian Church Review
Entertainment of moving pictures will be shown at West Presbyterian Church under J FE Williams of Plymouth this evening with tickets from 10 to 20 cents. Kate Dedeon returned from Plymouth after visiting relatives. Georgia Thomas spent Sunday with Wilkes Barre friends. An apron social at Susquehanna Street Baptist Church Friday evening under primary classes. Admission one cent. Delaware and Hudson employer to be paid today. Edward Ryan of Pittsburgh visited with Kil eia ter. Nellie Hyan of Willow Street and Mea Liasie Seahill of Av era visited relatives here before returning home. Mrs Mary Mason of Lackawanna Street to leave town. Charles McKenna of Honesdale was a town caller Saturday. Misses Marie O’Mallow and Lillie Clifford of Avoca were visitors Sunday. Maggie Kennedy of Providence spent Sunday with Mrs M. J. Andrew on Delaware Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn Comelave
Cefer
Providence
Aupreme
Adam Snyder
Bern
Dewe
W. Va
A. P. Ac Battenberg
Haw Jit
Lackawanna Lodge
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson
Lewis McFetridge
James McFetridge
Annie Lander
Scranton
Jermyn Trends
Thomas Sly
Dunmore
Mia
John Solomon
Main Street
Bundy
Ernest Bovard
Scranton Planit
Methodist Episcopal Church
Women's Home Missionary Society
Richard Brown
Dennington
Greenfeld
John Pritchard
West Mayfield
Edward Williams
A. T. Matthews
West Presbyterian Church
J. FE. Williams
Plymouth
Kate Dedeon
Georgia Thomas
Wilkes Barre
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
Admivision
Delaware and Hudson Company
Edward Ryan
Pittsburg
Kile Eiater
Nellie Hyan
Willowstreet
Liasie Seahill
Avera
Weatenday
Mary Mason
Lackawanna Street
Charles McKenna
Honesdale
Local Notes From Peckville Community Gleanings
Miss Laura Roberts returns after week with her parents in Mublesburg. Albert Chapman resumes studies at Wyoming Seminary after brief visit home. Frank Callender visits North Main Street parents on Sunday. G W Lillibridge hosts at Anner on Friday Feb 2. Will Couzens sustains minor injuries at Sturges Nine job site. Local schools closed on Washington’s Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Roberts
Silas Roberts
Mublesburg
Albert Chapman
Wyoming Seminary
Mix
Honey Chapman
Frank Callender
Judson Callender
North Main Street
Lillibridge
Anner
Will Couzens
Sturges
Washington
William Yeager ar dies after long illness in Moscow
William Yeager an elderly resident died at his son Adam Yeager's home after a lingering illness. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev. Prentice officiating. Interment followed in the Moncow Cemetery. Mr and Mrs G S Brown visited their son Milton in Eagar. The Ladies Aid Society meets at Mr Porten's home this afternoon at 3. Mrs Kennedy of Stroudsburg visits relatives. Walter Wardell of Scranton spent the weekend with his parents. The Women's Christian Temperance Union plans a Willard memorial gathering at a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yeager
Adam Yeager
Prentice
Moncow Cemntery
G. S. Brown
Milton
Eagar
Aid Soinety
Porten
Mrs. Kennedy
Stroudsburg
Walter Wardell
Scranton
Byron Wardell
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Willard
Peruna touted as cure for grip and catarrh across country
A flood of testimonials from politicians and citizens extols Peruna as an effective remedy for grip and catarrh. Letters from Joseph Crowley, George White, J F Megrew, Anna Russell, Alice Dressler and others claim rapid relief, improved health, and preventative benefits after using Peruna, with a call to address readers directly to Dr. Hartman for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Erip
Joseph Th. Crowley
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
Perrin
J. BB. Crowles
George H. White
North Carolina
J. FP
Megrew
U. S. Capital
Poliee Force
Anna Russell
Loyal Mystic Legion
Endicott Building
St. Paul, Minn
Alice Dressler
North Bro
Ak Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Rites
Scranton Residents Attend Funerals and Visitations
Mr M W Vaughan Thireday afternoon at 2 80 oclock attended the funeral of Wilbura Yeager yesterday. Mrs Frank Poeten returned home after visiting Salem with her parents. Epworth League plans a literary entertainment next Friday at the Methodist church. Mr and Mrs John Wilson of Scranton were visitors Sunday. Local youths attended a donation in Daleville Saturday. The remains of Mrs Pennypacker were taken from Mrs Charles Kid wards home to Pittston for burial Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Vaughan
Derby Swarte
Mise Thy Swarts
Scranton
Wilbura Yeager
Frank Poeten
Salem
Epworth League
Methodiat Church
John Wilson
Local society and illness notes from Wyoming fair aftermath
Reports from the Wyoming fair last evening note Hos company No. 1 in attendance while Harry Heaplat joined Me Laughlin Brothers' store. Several residents including Margaret Free of the West Side and Thomas Tigao are listed as critically ill or in need of care. services and meetings are announced for St Marys church and the Methodist Episcopal church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hos Company
Harry Heaplat
Laughlin Brothers
Margaret Free
West Side
Peritenitia
Thodors Borge and
Burne
Scranton
Thomas Tigao
L. A
James Welsh
Anthony Walsh
Reilly
Pittston
Woo
Remmin
Cleartitch
John
George Carey
St. Mary's Church
Mirsen Matilda
Ifford and Mary O'Mallew
Olyphant
Morton
Anna Walker
Moyfield
Matelek Talbot
Philadelphia
Burne Resisienne
Nicholson Local Notes List Movements and Visits
Special from Nicholson Feb 93. Miesea Cora Field and Lillian Walier spent with Clara Tiffany. N Lb Walker and Herbert Wilking visited. Wilking arrives July and plans to return to Berwavon for Scranton job. Mrs Wilkins to stay in April at Green Hider street home. H D Tiffany in Harrishare on business. Claude Roberts returns from uncle’s State Street to Poster. P F Royle of Sumgawhatina visited daughter Mrs M D Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
Miesea Cora Field
Asiekes
Lillian Walier
Scranton
Clara Tiffany
N. Lb. Walker
Keelersberrg
B. F. Johuwen
Herbert T. Wilking
Ainve Lal
Berwavon
Krause's Headache Capsules Claim Quick Relief
Headache is linked to poor ventilation, excess eating and drinking, little exercise, mental strain, excitement or malaria. Krause's Headache Capsules are advertised to quickly cure severe cases and leave the head clear and cool. Price 2c, Bold by Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Matthews Bros
Lehigh Valley Railroad Announces Inauguration Fare
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a reduced round trip fare to Washington for March 1 2 and 2. Tickets good for return to March 7 inclusive on any train except the Black Diamond Express. Stopovers allowed at Philadelphia and Reading with ticket deposit. consult agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadelphia
Rulemore
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Inauguration Special Fare to Washington D C 1901
Round trip tickets to Washington D C from Lacha- Wanna railroad offered at one way fare per pound. Routes via Manunka Chunk and Philadelphia or Northumberland and Harrisburg. Tickets on sale March 4 with return by March 8 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacha- Wanna Railroad
Washington
D. C
Manunka Chunk
Philadelphia
Northumberland
Harrisbore
Don Cameron A Candidate in Harrisburg Report
In Harrisburg tonight Vaughan re introduced the McTighe bill placing mine houses and foremen as operators representatives not co employees when a miner sues for injuries. Schewer Garvin bill passed first reading and a new charter bill for third class elites. Pictrier Attorney W R Jewis and PP V Seamon arrived in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Vaughan
McTighe
Committee On Mines and Mining
Schewer
Garvin
Third Clase
Pictrier
W. Rr, Jewis
PP. V. Seamon
Harrisburg
T. J. Divty
Bills Introduced Shift to Public Works and Local Offices
Harrisburg Feb 22 Special from a Stall Correspondent reports the Senate swore in William T. Keyrer as senator for the Third Philadelphia district. Bills introduced cover road and sidewalk improvements in towns and wards, burial provisions for veterans, mine safety, municipal water rates, and taxation changes. Adjourned until 4 pm with House members sworn in and bills read in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
William T. Keyrer
Philadelphia
A. Orharne
Joseph Call
Aml Pohard Curry
Philadephia
House
Domestic Philosophy from the Atchineon Globe
A fragmented note from a 19th century Globe column mocks social norms. It jokes about women shopping for clothes, marriage roles, and the contrast between luxury and frugality, while weaving in humorous misprints and cultural clichés.
Obituary Brief From Lancaster Hospital
An elderly person, Poh S-Mex Eligahet, aged about five, died yesterday at Lancaster General Hospital after an illness. The family note the deceased was the oldest son of Shickiey and lived in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Equet
To Prevent the Grip Lasative Drome Quinine Removes the Cause
An advertisement claims Drome Quinine as a remedy to prevent the grip by removing its cause using a laxative approach. It presents a medical consumer claim common in period drug notices with emphasis on preventative benefit and ease of use.
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The
Burke
E.L. Hatfield
Opera House
A. W. Chase
A.w.ck
William J. Coad
No. Brunson Street
Cawego
Ase’s
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo, N.Y
Uncle Tom
Miss Jenkins
Archon
Jermyn and Mayfield
Misa Mary Skinner
Lenonville
George Harney
Canadi
Patrick Durkin
Taylor
Invincible Commandery
No. 22
Kuighia
Malta
Inchewion
Knight Enor Auander
Albert Lewin
Peter Hartington
Dot Jenkins
M. Williame
John FP. Tubte
Dot PD
Francia
Ore Thomas Hadbee
John Fon
Buck
Calvary Baptist
Young Men's Literary Society
Arthur English
Won
Albert
Brooklyn
Oime
B. C. Jones
Edward &. Davin
Thomas Powell
Peckville
Vettie Scherer
Clark Summit
Haw
Moscow
Dr. James
James
Avoca
Washington D. C
Don Cameron
Stile
Lelizh
Boroighs
Aide Pathie
Fownelups
Bleveles
Theme Side
Alen
Boreigns
Caritablon
Quail
Soluwkill
Mr. Vaughan
Lackawanna
Sid
Cpifalom
Washburn
Peru
Minenon
Catbria
Snyder
Cummings
Warren
Orady
Hardenhurah
Wayne
Neety
Clarion
Fpl
Dolware
Ade
Mr. Lack
Opom Real
Palm
Crawford
Myer
Cumberland
Panphie
Banda
Teacom
Weathereland
Vodrlees
Phiadelpha
MaAnlie
Fawreide
Orr
Clark
Wallington
Ue First Clase
Wadeworth
Enon
Petcona
T. J. Duffy
Abeba
Miebhhad
Aden
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