Corner-stone Laying Planned For Our Lady Mt Carmel
Arrangements are complete in Carbondale for the corner-stone of the Italian Catholic Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel tomorrow. A reception for Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban will feature Catholic Benevolent and temperance groups along with church societies. Parade divisions include Dunmore bands and various Catholic organizations. Grand marshal is Thomas Mooney with aides Thomas McNulty William Maloy and Gabriel Pugtiano. Line forms at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Father Mathew Society
Knights of Father Mathew
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
St. Honiface Society
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Dewey
Catholic Knights of America
Ancient Order of Thibernians
Young Men’s Institute
St. Patrick's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Court
Daniel O'Connell
AG Young Malian Society
Thomas, Mooney
Thomas McNulty
William Maloy
Gabriel Pugtiano
Telephone poles link Carbondale to Poughkeepsie and east
The last American Telephone pole in the city was set yesterday and today the wires will join with Central Pennsylvania lines. This will give Carbondale direct connection to Poughkeepsie and eastward, with Middletown Port Jervis and Narrowshore possibly reachable directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone Company
Pennsylvania
Carbondale
Poughkeepsie
Points
Middletown
Port Jervis
Narrowshore
Concerts on Cycle Lawn Draw Large Crowd
A subscription list circulated among Cycle club members sparked an open air concert on the club lawn at North Church street. Last night the band performed in front of the Von Heck residence on South Main street drawing a crowd of about two thousand people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hase
North Church Street
von Heck
South Main Street
Local and Personal Notes from Williamsport and Nearby
Mrs W M Lathrop returned home in Williamsport. Dr and Mrs W W Fletcher entertain Mrs Kie tabrook of Harford and Mrs Breed of Brooklyn. Mrs John Brink back from Binghamton. C O Mellen to travel west. Peter Lippert and children visiting Wayne county. Erie excursion group heads to Niagara Falls and Toronto. William Dilts visits from New York. Alderman Jones family at Crystal Lake in Clune cottage. K E Tk Reese host at Waymart cottage. T D Chantler of Pittston and James Strean of Kansas visiting Fern Lake as summer guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M., Lathrop
Williamsport
W. W. Fletcher
Birkett Street
Kie. Tabrook
Harford
Breed
Brooklyn
N.Y
John Brink
Binghamton
C. O. Mellen
Peter Lippert
Wayne County
Peckville Notes On Union Convention And Local Services
Pastor Thomas of Papulet church attends the Baptist Young People's union convention in Cincinnati as Peckville Y P U delegate. A missionary service occurs Sunday morning in the pastor’s absence. Sunday echoel at usual hour. evening service canceled. Presbyterian services held at 10:20 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. Rev H Moon preaches on The Positive Method in the morning and The Gentile Woman's Faith at night. Camp life begins for N H Johnson and Henry Purdy families at a lake near Uniondale. Camp Lonesome is named. Mrs Ann Martin hosts Miss Fred Schooluster in West End. Miss Mac McLaughlin of Jermyn visits town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Papulet
Baptist Young People’s Union
Cincinnati
Peckville
N. H. Johnson
Henry Purdy
Uniondale
E. W. Swingle
Lonesome
Ann Martin
West End
Fred Schooluster
Wilmington
Del
Mac McLaughlin
Jermyn
Grassy Island shaft strike shuts down Delaware and Hudson work
Workers at Grassy Island shaft and slope in Olyphant, including drivers and runners, went on strike Thursday morning over unpaid overtime and wage cuts. A large meeting was held last night as they push to extend sympathy action to Eddy Creek and No 2 collieries. Community services announced for Sunday with Rev Peter Roberts and Rev H H Williams officiating. Morgan Jenkins of Plymouth visited his nephew Dr W W Jenkins in Lackawanna street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassy Island
Delaware and Hudson Company
Olyphant
Eddy Creek
Congregational Church
Peter Roberts
H. H. Williams
Pennsylvania State Anti-Saloon League
Scranton
Presbyterian Church
Morgan Jenkins
Plymouth
W. W. Jenkins
Lackawanna Street
J. F. Cummings
Local Bits and Social Notes from Archbald and Wilkes-Barre
Foreman J E Williams of the Temple Iron Company colliery in ill at his Blakely home. Mies Sigele Loftus of Fernait critically ill. The Hubbernecks defeated the Simeets of Archbald by a score of 10 to 7. Burke and Garbett competed for the Rubbernecks. Alice Sweeney of Archbald hosted guests of Mr and Mrs J W Sweeney Lackawanna street. Mrs Margaret Williamston and Mrs George Wallace with children from Wilkes-Barre visited Mr and Mrs D W Harris of Dela Warg street. Mrs Charlotte Pettigrew returned home after a visit with relatives at Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante City
J. E. Williams
Temple Iron Company
Blakely
Mies Sigele Loftus
Fernait
Hubbernecks
Archbald
Simeets
Burke and Garbett
Rubbernecks
Alice Sweeney
J. W. Sweeney
Lackawanna Street
Margaret Williamston
George Wallace
Wilkes-Barre
D. W. Harris
Dela Warg Street
Charlotte Pettigrew
Carbondale
Jermany and Mayfield Funeral and Local Notices
The funeral of Harry William e was held at the Mayfield home with Rev. Edward Jenkins officiating. Interment followed in Jermyn cemetery. The event drew many, with Glenwood Shaft Keg fund and Iverkes ing in attendance. Pallbearers listed. Also announcements of Sunday school picnic at Chapman Lake with 7:30 am departure, 25 cents adults 15 cents children, bring lunch and on-site refreshments. West Mayfield Browns beat a picked-up nine 14 to 5. Mayfield constable Vinson started shooting roaming dogs. Citizens' band picnics at Crystal Lake and Artesian Hove company event noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry William#e
Mayfield
Edward Jenkins
Jermyn
Glenwoo
Baptist Sunday School
Chapman Lake
West Mayfield Browns
Browns
Mullalley
Glenwood
Erie
Keystone
First Baptist Church
Maynard R. Thompson
Margaret
Susie Wells
Dundaff
Marriage of Archie Tinklepaugh and Tdi May Penn
Mr Archie Tinklepaugh and Miss Tdi May Penn wed Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage officiated by Rev G F Ace. The bride wore pale blue silk and carried white carnations, attended by Miss Carrie Penhaly. best man was Mr Alex Penn. A family dinner followed and the couple will start housekeeping at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Tinklepaugh
Tdi May Penn
G. FL Ace
Carrie Penhaly
Livzerny
Alex. Penn
G. F. Ace
Lacyville
Charles Breymler
Wedlneslay
Brooklyn
Pa., To Attend the Funeral of Mre. Breynler
Westbrook
Duryea
Rumford
Pockville
J. Ww. Thornton
William A
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Earns High Praise
Druggist Charles Holghiuer of Newark endorses Chamberlain's as safe and reliably effective for coughs colds and hoarseness. Sold by all druggists and by Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Charles Holghiuer
Newark
N.d
Matthews Bros
Bald Mount Social News Highlights
Mrs F J Smith and family from Halistead Pa visit old friends in town. Visitors include Mrs Lydia Comstock from Bloomsburg and Mrs Bernard Dershimer from Schuylkill. Newton school appoints Miss Nellie Harding as principal and Miss Katharine Thompson as primary teacher. Miss Madge Wrigley tours Wilkes Barre. Mrs Kitty Roberta-Lester of Scranton visits the Van Buskirk home. Mrs Heynolds of Erie will spend Sunday with Mrs Rose Van B. Speece at the Van Buskirk residence. The Vanderburgs from West Pittston are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Smith
Lena
Theodore
Halistead
Lydia Comstock
Bloomsburg
Bernard Dershimer
Schuylkill
van Buskirk
Newton School
Nellie Harding
Katharine Thompson
Madge Wrigley
Wilkes-Barre
Kitty Roberta-Lester
Scranton
Paul Aten
Miss Heynolds
Erie
Will
Rose van B. Speece
Mra
George Vanderburg
Milas Lottie Vanderburg
West Pittston
Residents and Visitors Schedule at Newton Area Homes
Sueste at Mr C H Beisecker residence and Mrs J A Hice visited Square Top on Wednesday. Superintendent Thompson and wife from Newton poor farm spent Thursday with his grandmother Mrs Jane Thompson. Dr J W Richards and family from New York City are summering at his father D W Richards home. Adam Thompson visiting a week with his nephew Andrew Thompson at Newton poor run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sueste
C. H. Beisecker
J. A. Hice
Square Top
Thompson
Newton Poor Farm
Jane Thompson
J. W. Richards
New York City
D. W. Richards
Adam Thompson
Andrew Thompson
Newton
Local visitors and illness fill Parsons area notes
Mies Carrie Seiples of Parsons visits cousin Ella Levan of Main street. Mrs Hauser and daughter Helen of Stroudsburg visit Mr and Mrs Tedh on Main street. Mrs Boum of River street bedridden. Mrs T G Osborne and children spending weeks at Atlantic City. Miss Myrtle Howard of Bloomington vacationing with parents. Miss Christina Hadston bedridden. Rev Judson N Bailey returns to occupy his pulpit tomorrow at the M E church. Rev and Mrs Balsley and Mrs Charles Snyder with children return from Gibson Susquehanna county. Funeral attendance noted for Thomas Mc Crindl of Avoca yesterday. Mr Thompson of Elmira visits Mr A W Lewis. George Young called on in Scranton yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Carrie Seiples
Parsons
Ella Levan
Main Street
Mra
Hauser
Helen
Stroudsburg
Tedh
A. Boum
River Street
T. G. Osborne
Atlantic City
Myrtle Howard
Binghamton
Christina Hadston
Judson N. Bailey
M. BE
Mra. Balsley
Charles Snyder
Gibson
Susquehanna County
Thomas McCrindl
Avoca
Thompson
Elmira
A. W. Lewis
George Young
Scranton
Taylorville Social Notices and Upcoming Events
A Taylor reception honored Miss Liggie Wisher on Union Street for her eighteenth birthday with a pleasant evening and refreshments. Knights of the Golden Eagle lodge will hold their first annual excursion to Lake Lahore on August 10. tickets selling fast. Taylorville events include Calvary Baptist church services, M E B Sabbath meetings, Odd Fellows session, and regular club socials with attendance figures and host locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liggie Wisher
Union Street
Mery Scherer
Etta Fisher
Livall Price
Ligale
Annie Fisher
Lauri Hatton
Ella Cummings
Annie Scherer
Annie Taylor
Lillian Davis
Eva
Ida Fruitigar
John Day
Thomman Williams
Wiliam Davis
Richard Williams
Frederick Wilson
John Ott
Christy Fisher
Albert Zurback
James Inglis
Gus Schaffer
Jacob Scherer
Knights of the Golden Eagle Lodge No. 267
Lahore
Taylor Orchestra
Calvary Baptist Church
Rev. Harris
Stret
David Harris
the Tribune
M. EB
Thomas
Providence
Hamilton
Davis
Pyne
Foreman
W.a. Owens
Oak Street
Heosle Spiker
Scranton
Jessie Owens
Taylorville Lodge No. 68
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
H. Calelough
The
Presbyterian Church
Bessie Raybert
Berwick
Nelson Lowry
Main Street
Sterling Social Club
Weber's Rink
Price Library Association
D. C. Edwards
Welsh Baptist Church
Scranton Visitors and Local Happenings Highlight July News
In Uniondale the Scranton party W H H Whitmer visits to discuss the United States Agency of Cleveland. Carbondale figures like C Chevtee Taoher noted recent activity. Mrs A A Tingley undergoes a Philadelphia stomach operation. the reports are encouraging. Local social events include tea with Miss Pauling Caleman and improved property developments on Lewia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artidale
W. HH. Whitmer
Scranton
United States Agency Company
Cleveland
Carbondale
Froeman Carpenter
Alric Berry
Carbondato
Inez
Momlay
A. A. Tingley
Whcca
Philadelphia
Tod Mre
Swingle
Harryree
DD. Jenkins
Lis Nice
Wilkes Farre
Arthur Williams
Lewla
Davie Wederman
May
Janet Tinker
Local Board Appoints Patrick Cleary to Fill Vacancy
At the recent meeting of the wheel committee, Patrick Cleary was appointed to fill a board vacancy. Cleary, who previously served multiple terms, is expected to be a trusted officer. Miss Charlotte Reynolds paid respects to relatives in Scranton and visited Lake Vollewild with friends. Max Holler moved his store to the Stun in the HH Brown building. Morgan & Co install gas carb revistors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLOM
Patrick Cleary
bin Place
Clary
Chaplotte Reyoldate
Scranton
Lake Vollewild
Max Holler
W. Brown
A. Lilye and Son
Mown
Moneslale
Morgan & Co
Gee Carl Revistors
Railroads announce $5 trips to Niagara Falls and Atlantic City
Lehigh Valley Railway offers $5.00 round trips to Niagara Falls and Atlantic City on selected dates in July 1900. Tickets on sale July and valid for return through July 16 or July 28 respectively, excluding the Black Diamond Express and Flack Diamond routes. Children half fare. consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Atlantic City
Lehigh Vailey Ticket Agents
Heart Lake Excursion Tickets Sold By Lackawanna Rail
Excursion tickets to Heart Lake priced at 74 cents for round trip offer a day outing on a single date only. Tickets good for both going to Heart Lake and return on the specified travel date using regular trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Lake
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Sunday Excursion to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoke
Sunday excursion details show Central Rail round of New Jersey selling Scranton to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoke tickets for 1 dollar adults 0 for children. Special trains depart Scranton 7 20 am return times listed with minor errors. Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway touted for safety speed and double track advantage between East and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoke
Central Railround of
New Jersey
Scranton
Mauch Chonk
Glen Onoko
Mhad
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Buffalo
Lake Shore Railway
New York
Liberty Street
South Ferry
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
White Haven
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Dallimere
Washington
Weert
Tor Boog Branch
Queen Grove
Thrush Varam
Heailing
Letanan
Horrichung
Allentmen
Bandas
Pottavill
Baldwins
Pasa Ag
Susquehanna News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a range of Susquehanna County items. Sen. James T. Tullols and family return from Switzerland to a near completed home in Hall etead Avenue. Aisles note fruit crops, rail station demolition, new tower completion, and modified plans for the Lew Milford creamery. Local visits, lectures, crimes, social events, and industry shifts are covered along with a rattlesnake incident and a fatality in Jackson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
James T. Tullols
Halletead
Ave. Ui
Switzerland
Susquehanna County
Jefferson
Suajochinna
New Milford
Beelw Park
Wedmealay Loxt
Mixa Mary Baldwin
Great Tend
Tome
Italy
Baldwin
Philip Weibler
Thallstend
Great Mead
Lew Milford
Mhalletend
Ogtolwr
Jeremiah Buckley
Washington At
Rover
Buucin Oil
Dusighter
Susqwelinnia
Presbyterian Olyron
Morey Sheldon
Jaykoon Township
Suspichanna Athletic Eluly
Erle
Segally
Mogan Opera Towse
Dorau
Ela Washburn
Wilkes Flarte
Rondon
Jackson Township
State Normal
Stroud
Honesdale News Highlights Local Engagements and Hotel Plan
Honesdale report notes Mrs. Andrew Thinsmore visiting from Wellsboro, engagement of Mr. Howard Tracy to Miss Kathleen Pf Hond, and plans for a new Honesdale Hotel company to fund a large hotel. Also mentions Sunday hours, Delaware and Hudson telegraph changes, and a local real estate push for building sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Andrew TB. Thinsmore
Wellsboro
Antey Ball
Pach Street
Howard FB. Tracy
Kathleen
Ivaac Pf Hond
Wilkes Barre
Charles T. Hentley
Wayne County Savings Bank
Boston
Miss
Delaware and Hudson Parmaster
Homwsdale
Western Union Telegraph
Delaware and Tudeon
Delaware All Hudson Telegraph
Vanduser
Vitixona’ Commiiion
Honesdale Hotel Company
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Pills
Mercury in catarrh remedies warned against as it harms the sense and disturbs the body. Wall’s Catarrh Cure from F P J Cheney & Co Toledo claims to cure catarrh by internal action, with purported authentic preparations and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
FP. J
Cheney & To
Toledo
Vd, Cheney & Co
Toutlon Anale Tree
Price Tho
The People’s Exchange Ad Rates and Listings
The People’s Exchange public notice advertises a popular clearing service for housing, real estate, property sales or exchanges, and job situations. Rates are one cent per word with six insertions for five cents per word, except for situations wanted which are inserted five.
Stores Offices Barrels? Scranton Ad Notes Address
Fragmentary OCR describes a Scranton location at 600 Lackawanna Avenue with a store or office listing and an elevator. Mentions price or items unclear and reads like a street directory entry with disjointed names and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Thower
SITUATION WANTED VARIED RESPONSES IN OLD ADS
A damaged collection shows multiple brief classified notices advertising various “situations wanted” segments. Entries include a teen seeking work experience as a stenographer or driver, a young man seeking general employment, a cleaner or laundry worker, a tram fitter and engineer, a streetcar worker, a clerk in a druggist relief register, and other short notices from different addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atram
AJ Yeformade
Atone
Trilmine
Elty
Dros
Adaing Avenue
Scranton Area Time Table Highlights Local Rail Schedules
Timetable details for Scranton and surrounding lines list North and South bound trains with departure and arrival times. Connections at Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre area points are noted along with May timetable changes and ticket agent contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
Western
R.R
Keener
Serun- Carbon
Arrivedale Cadosia
Asome
Carlondale
Canova
Carbondale
Sexsalot
Renee
Sevne Bad
Dewey
Seran- Carbon
Londale
Cadosia
Gog Sacoee
Cudodin
Scranton
Beth
Waltons Beth
Hamiton
Sidney
Tralee
Oonalt
Antifelon
Goa
Paes Agt
WHISH
Travellig Pasenger
Scratten
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Truina
Howley
Arie
Traina
Uawiay
Polnte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lackawanna County
Bellavita
Iora
Ma Sena
Vervita Medical
Tlinton& Jackson
MacGarras @ Thomas
Lackawacre Ave
Harry Williams
Old Forge
Bald Mount
Taylor News
Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Stranton Tribune
People’s Exchange
Price Ihatne
Prs Iingtom
Beene
L. M
General Delivery
Lves
Georg W. Brown
Drayman
Clit Street
Tockawanna Avenue
West Mountain
W. Tl Hackett
Price
Washington Avenue
Walter Dypew
Tax
Feet Overa Poe
Apere Hackett 18
Offoe
Vrice Building
Sts. Washington Avenue
Tulaner
Mortwaee
W. TR. Hackett
Price Ding
Washington Svente
Camital
Moines
Tarragon
Iinsaffichent Werk
Tia Waplewl
Turther
Krotosky
Lickiwanta Ave
CS. Woolworth
Lackawatina Ave
Leer
Lang
L. Jones
Sumner Avenue
Mr & C. Meare
South Main Ave
Alan Canvas Word
Doll Acay
Mes Hooper
Arlington Hotel
F. B. van Dusen
Bypt
Day City
Mich
Weill
Howe Lie
Detroit
Deere
W. C. Hawkett
Price Building
Loader
Lowder
Wyoming
Joana
Fom
Walker Ssl
Connell
PtSit Washitue
Avitema
Rivet's Cairn
Hoy
Remington
Cite
Achrem
Sandorenn Avenues City
Murme
Addresa M
Natraes Kk Xx
Erry
Wyoming County
Wyoming Avenue
Oliv
Painti
Thurelaw
City Courieifa
M.T. Lavelle
Otelork
Mita
Dade
Coumitiee
Joan M. Jones
Wick Street
City
Certified Public Accountant
Edward €. Spaulding
CP. A
Thad. Org’ Bank Building
Architects
Edward H. Davis
Connell Building
Frederick L. Brown
Joseph Kelley
Linthen
DR. C. FR. Risenberger
Paull Building
Spruce #steet, Scranton
1. C. Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Cor, Wyouing and Mallery
C. Laubach
WL F. Reynolds
Art. F. C
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zrigler
DR & WL
Victor Kou
Richard J. Bourke
Rat
General Law
Wning
Ante
Meare Landing
Washingston Avenue
Spruce Street
Frank B Boyle
Netorney
Foration
Torr Building
Moons 43 and I
Washington Avenuee
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Republican
James W. Oakford
Atlaw. Hood
Blidy
Edward W .Thayer
Dol
Bodoor
Meare Building
L.A Watres
Attorney-At-Law. Com
Moonwealth
Peranten
Mpa
S — CR Pitcher
Moneralih Bullding
Patterson & Wilcon
Traders’ National Hank Building
National
Comfoys
A.W. Bertholf
MEARS
Physicians and Surgeons
W. E. Allen
North
OFICE
Wasitington Avenue
ECHOO
Lackawanna
Scilanton
Coureet
Law
Cinemy
Hes
Themis M
Ee G. BR
Clark & CO
Breedwan
Nuha- Eromat
Vtore
North Maln
Fei
Joseph Kurttel
Bereena
Bavueh
Orcuestra
Walis
Pienion
Parkies
Feepthom
Hubert
Meg Arcke
Old Waun Avenue
Sliranton
D. & TH. Rot
Espn
Las
Ae Poe
Vile Prinae
Faston
Reading
Harristur
D. i E
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Winears
Chicago
Lehigh Valley
Suameneion Mwridge
Rowlin WH
Central Railroad of
Stevens Coal Company
County Savings Park At Trust Co
Scruthton
Pas
County Savings Bank
Amd Trust
Sivatiten
Handy
Ainge
Clinton Wo Wisner
Stevins
Osta Fox
Ward
Themae Speldler
Madiwin Avenue
Powner
Taylor
Akia Foilies’ Walstt
Louise Biiemaker
Ailaina Aeyriue
LEGAL
Lotier
Owen
Vera
Ligdulus Sharak
Franti Bleko
John Martin
Walt
Hunan Corbuna
Ian
Vileges
Mit Viene
William
Leme AL Amerman
Charles Amemamans
W. MM. Bunnail
Foranton
Trio
Washington Monument
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Ca Ae
Reading, &c
Tt. Wood
Gen. Paw
J. B. Hutchinson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Shuith—Lrave Scranton
Wu A
Hoboken
Tis
Whitetelshia
Utica
Montrose
Nichol
Scrantum
Osween
Syracuse
Nicholwon
Northumberland
Nanticoke
Pimonth
Ait Serattot
Plym
Ouen
Ronuth
Serantin
Mos
Nort
Seranton
Whatsaurge
Delaware
Bopo A
Ina
Meet Wither Harte Co
Vo RT
Pennerlvania
KR. BR. Pointe
Albany
All Points North
Tno
Wilkes Barret
le Othe
Albany Ana
PR HY
Lake Lodore
United States
W. Rordick
G. TA
W. Choss
D. Pla
Beranton
Linden
M. Norton
Lachawante Avenue
L. T. Keller
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