Games Played in Various Leagues Across Saturday Results
Rain postponed Scranton at Wilkes Barre and Paterson at Scranton with makeups shifted. Allentown Reading and Lancaster won while Newark beat Lancaster twice amid scheduling shifts. Chicago beat Brooklyn, Cincinnati swept Baltimore, and Syracuse’s Orphanage holds fourth. Louisville beat Washington.
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Scranton
Allentown
Paterson
Richmond
Lancaster
Newark
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Wilkes-Barre
Reading
SerMiton
Loulaville
Washinggton
Philadelphia
New York
Newark Takes Two From Lancaster in Rainy Doubleheader
Newark swept a two game set from Lancaster in a drizzle soaked day. Poor fielding and constant disputes by Lancaster sparked the action as Whit was left in from darkness after seven innings in the second game. Cogan Rouch and Schmidt Stroh shared the batteries as Umpire O Donnell presided.
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Newark
Lancaster
Leldy
Bscorvs
Pame
Nowate Reecevereee
Lainecister
Blatterles—McPartlin
Gunson
Dd Wente
O' Donnell
Lancaster Go
Cogen
Rouch
Schmidt
Stroh
Allentown Opens New Grounds After Cinch Win
Allentown opened the new grounds yesterday with a large crowd present. The focal team slugged the ball hard and Switzer was knocked out in the seventh inning. Batteries McManus and Stimmel pitched for Allentown with Switzer on the mound. Umpire Henderson.
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Allentown
Switzer
Excare
R.H.E. Allentown
Oycenes Aes
McManux
Sthimmel
Byere
Switeer
Henderson
Reading Victory Sealed by Snyder Home Run
In Richmond on June 4 Reading edged Reading Rival by Snyder’s ninth inning drive over left field fence for the winning run. Bkehop held Reading to four hits while Garvin pitched well. Fox the Reading catcher drew some criticism for amplire actions during the game.
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Richmond
Snyder
Reading
Bkehop
Garvin
Fox
Bcore
KHL
Hasteries
Hess
Bishop
Wilhelm Dominates as Lancaster Triumphs in Low-Scoring Game
Lancaster notes Wilhelm held firm against minimal opposition while Wente and Behaub starred. Doenevan pitched well until the ninth but was roughed up for nine runs on ten hits as Lancaster took the win despite late Newark rallies. Batteries Wilhelms Stroh Donovan Roach Moran umpire.
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Lancaster
Wilhelm
Wente
Behaub
Doenevan
Newark
Ccocsees
Wilhelms and
Stroh
Donovan Aind Roach
Moran
Scruton Wilkes-Barre game postponed by heavy storm
The scheduled game between Scruton and Wilkes-Barre yesterday was rained out as a heavy storm passed over the city in the afternoon.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scruton
Louisville Defeats Washington In Baseball Tilt
In a Louisville versus Washington baseball game, Louisville posted a 4 to 3 victory while Washington managed five runs in the nightcap. Umpires Swartwood and Warner called the games and listed players like Cunningham Powers Weyhing Buver Brashear Phillips and Brashear.
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Loulsville
Louisville
Washington
Battersea
Cunningham
Powers
Weyhing
Buver
Swartwood
Warner
RLELE
Hatterlce—Phillips
Brashear
Powere
McFarland
Butler
Warnor
Brooklyn Batterries and Cincinnati Game Summary
In Cincinnati first game R H B for Cincinnati tied 1 4 7 with Love LOB 1 for Baltimore. Second game showed tense innings with shifts in scoring as batteries listed include Dreitenstein Peltz and Robinson with umpires Day and McGarr.
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Cincinnati
R.H.B. Cincinnati
Baltimore
Dreitenstein
Peltz
McCginntty
Robinson
McGarr
Faltimore
Hatteries
Hahn
Moltz
Nopa
Kitaon and
Umplires
O'Day
Batting lineups and rain-postponed games summary
At Bt Louie RALE lineups list Batteries Young and O Connor Dono hue and Douglass with umpires Emalie and McDonald. Cleveland and New York games noted with Knepper Bchrecongert Carrick Warner and umpire Smith Andrewa. Chicago and Brooklyn lineups listed with James Farrelt Griffth Donohue and umpire Gaffney Monasanau. Cincinnati Baltimore Boston Louisville Washington games postponed due to rain.
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B.C
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ann
Louis
Cleveland
Louie
Rale
Louwls Co
Philadelphia No
Young
O'Connor
Donohue
Douglass
Emalie
McDonald
R.ilb
New York
Knepper
Bchrecongert
Carrick and Warner
Smith and
Andrewa
R.H.E
MoJames
Farrelt
Griffth
Gaffney
Monasanau
Baltimore
Boston
Louuiseville
Washington
Eastern League scores from Minneapolis to Worcester
Scores list from Minneapolis and St Paul to Providence and Worcester show a mix of 4 4 8 4 results across cities including Kansas City Columbus Buffalo Indianapolis Betreit Syracuse Rochester Milwaukee and Worcester with Eastern League context. Key outcomes include tied games and decisive wins across multiple venues.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Betreit
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Donovan pitchers bolster Atlantic league squads
The Atlantic league features two Donovan pitchers with Richmond and Newark each hosting one. Patten of Wilkes-Barre ranks among the league’s top hurlers as big clubs watch. Newark is described as the weakest second division member amid heat affected play at the St. Cloud hotel.
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Donovan
Richmond
Newark
Patten
Wilkes-Barre
Coughlin
Richter
Wiles-Barre
St. Cloud
Bil Coughlin
O'Neill
Bin
Rosettes Defeat Walnut Street State 15 to 6 in Scranton
Amateur baseball notes report the Rosettes of South Scranton defeated Walnut Street State of Dun-Snore 15 to 6 on the latter’s grounds yesterday. The game showcased strong hitting from the Rosettes and solid defense throughout the contest.
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Rosettes
South Scranton
Walnut Street
Dun- Snore
Pittston Graduates to West Point and Local Events
Congressman Davenport named Frank Reap, Pittston High School graduate, to represent the district at West Point. The community attends the funeral of A Met De Witt in Morristown, New Jersey, with local figures paying tribute. A Slavonic parade concludes with festivities on Everhart’s Island. A mixed storm disrupts sports events and a novel foot race entertains spectators. An incident on Canal Street follows a hotel transfer by the Pettebone estate.
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Davenport
Frank Reap
West Point
Pittston High School
Shiel
A. Met. Dewitt
Morristown
N. J
Priece
M. Rolin & Co
Richard Hughes
Canal Street
Pettebone
Young Men's Christian Association
Thompson
Evans
Davies
Everhart
D. ©. Davis
Taylor
Anni Scouski
Hazleton
Music Hall
Robbie Moore
Hia
Parlor Furniture Ad Promises Solid Mahogany Line
A local advertiser denounces factory made parlor suits and rockers as deceptive and invites customers to inspect their own solid mahogany framed line made under supervision.
Campground life and local farming concerns near Pittston
Parents sought medical attention for Robbie after a serious injury as he explains his sling to another boy. Wyoming campground boasts many cottages and an influx of Pittston families for summer. Jule Shannon, ex-resident, owns a large farm nearby and hosted us with his affable wife Nes.
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Robbie
Wyoming
Pittston
Jule Shannon
Nes
Drivers at Greenwood mines plan worker action Saturday
The drivers met Saturday to urge company hands to refuse their places amid ongoing labor tension. The St. Joseph's society schedules its Annual excursion to Mountain Park on August 22. John Cawley was injured Saturday when assisting to move a piano. he was struck as it fell from a wagon. Myles Walsh returned yesterday from Easton, Pa., after a months visit.
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Greenwood
Mary Cahill
Dittaton
St. Joseph's Society
Mountain Park
John Cawley
South Main Street
Cawley
J. W. Gurnsey
Myles Walsh
Easton
Markets Mixed as Bear Short Covering Fades in Final Dealings
The bear traders showed discouragement in today’s short session as they covered outstanding contracts, while bank statements hinted at a modest decline. Despite mixed signals, bonds were quiet and stock activity varied with some sectors like traction and steel wavering, and overall undertone remained firm amid rising bank clearances.
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New York
Sonmuyhat
Bears
United States
Scranton Rail and Mortgage Bonds Noted in Listing
A fragmented notice lists bonds tied to Scranton rail and streetcar interests, including railways, mortgage issues, and various local firms such as Dickson Manufacturing, Lackawanna Township schools, Mt Vernon Coal, Scranton Axle Works, and Scranton Traction. The document references percentages and bond labels amid scattered place names and company titles.
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Scranton Pass
Peoples Street
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Township School
City of Scranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction
Local Professionals and Businesses Listed in Scranton Directory
Directory snippet lists lawyers doctors and other professionals with offices on Main avenues and public buildings in Scranton. Includes names such as lL A Watres Dr Pitcher Paterson & Wilcox C Comegys Dr W E Allen Dr E L M Gates and W Lamormann. Also notes physicians surgeons Mary A Shepherd W H Freas and veterinary services by W Rook.
Market Prices for Garden Produce and Dairy Goods
Corrected by H. G. Dale lists butter creamery prices and dairy goods. Includes pease Bermuda onions green peas per bushel prices, oranges lemons boxes, and flour. Prices range from $1.00 to $1.50 for various items with small variations.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna
Bermuda
Grain and commodity prices drift in dull New York market
June 24 report shows flour markets weak and steady with Winter patents and winter goods trading around 5.10 and 3.50. Corn and oats quoted steady to easy amid light buying and bearing news. pork, lard, butter, and cheese prices steady to firm with mixed western prongs and standard grades.
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New York
Minnesota
Ida O
Duluth
Indiana
Valle
Final Meeting of Economy Light Health and Power Stockholders
Stockholders of Economy Light, Heat and Power Co. will meet at the company office in Scranton to elect directors for the coming year and conduct other business per by law. Secretary W. J. Northup announces the gathering in the Republican Building room 0 on Monday June 26 at 2 PM.
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Economy Light, Heat and Power Company
Republican Building
Scratton
W. J. Northup
Wheat and corn bid and price notes from Philadelphia market
In Philadelphia on June 24 the market shows wheat down 5 in June contracts and mixed prices for No 2 corn. Oats are steady with No 2 white and small mixed lots. Cheese and sugar hold, cotton lower, live poultry steady, flour receipts listed with 10d barrels and 14 00 sacks of wheat and 6 0 bushels corn.
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Philadelphia
Lutter
Fancy Western Creamery
Prinis
Mtealdioc
Dao
Western
Inluldice
Wouthern
Hors Heads
Edad
Bar- Yols
Dhe
Chicago cattle and lamb markets steady despite fogs
Cattle prices largely unchanged from yesterday as fogs clear. Mixed cattle across districts show firm demand with prime steers around 6.15 to 6.30 per hundredweight. sheep and lambs hold steady with prime lambs at about 6.25 and clipped lambs near 5.00. Receipts include 6 cattle, 15 hogs, 2,005 sheep.
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Chicago
Chicago markets slip despite large crop prospects
Chicago June 24 prices fell to new lows after several weeks as declines spread through corn and oats. Provisions gained modestly while flour quotations remained firm with winter patents priced around 8.05 to 8.75 and spring patent ranges near 3.40 to 3.80.
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Chicago
Promontorio and Anita Copper Mines Offer Stock Opportunity
ASITA Mining announces operation of the Promontorio and Anita copper mines in Jalisco Mexico. They plan a forty ton placer plant to yield at least 1000 dollars daily and offer stock at one dollar per share, projecting ten dollars within a year after machinery begins. Prospectus from Joshua Brown and Co. Boston and Wall Street address given.
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Asita Mining
New York
Promontorio
ANITA
Holanos
Jalisco
Mexico
Humboldt and Dahlgren
Macer Ie
WIN
Ncnihs
Joshua Brown & CO
Bankers
Wall 51
Sq State St
Boston
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report from East Buffalo
East Buffalo cattle prices slipped across the board with dull demand for butcher grades and stockers. Canada calves brought about $505.15, yearlings and hogs declined before later firming, sheep and lambs receipts 8 cars with best yearlings around $5.16 to $5.40 and spring lambs near $5.79.
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East
Buffalo
Canada
Salle
Market Report: Livestock Prices and Odd Lot Activity
New York market notes lean to mixed cattle and calf prices with firm dealers. Cattle and calves sold unevenly with top lambs slower. hogs steady to firm with some high bids. Decked selections show limited movement and unsold lots remain. overall price signals mixed across species.
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New York
God
Primo Veals
Cattle prices vary as markets report steady to strong
East Liberty Pa June 24 cattle market shows steady to extra quality prices with primes at 5.45 and 4.25 for common stock traded around 3.50 to 4.40. High grade beef cattle and heavy hogs listed with ranges including 1.0 to 1.5 for wind and troughs. sheep and lambs weak with spring lambs around .76 and veal calves near 7.14.
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East Liberty
Sheen
Credit balances and certificates in OW City note
On June 24 in OW City credit balances and 1.0 certificates are listed with no bid. No shipments or rung reported.
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OW City
Lehigh Valley Trains to Philadelphia and Other Points
Railroad timetable snippet shows May 14 1899 routes on the Lehigh Valley system. Trains depart Scranton for Philadelphia and Harrisburg via H R and & H R at 6:45 a.m. and 1:03 p.m. with Black Diamond Express at 1:40 p.m. Sundays. Other lines serve White Haven, Hazleton, Pottsville, Bethlehem Easton Reading and major connections to Geneva Ithaca Buffalo Chicago and western points. Parlor cars operate between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Contacts listed: ROLLIN H. WILBUR GP, South Bethlehem. CHAS. & LER Gen Paes Agt 4 Cortlandt St New York. AW Nunemaker Demeton Passen ger Agent South Bethlehem. Tickets and Pullman reservations at 400 Lackawanna Ave Beranton.
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Del
Lacka
Western
Scranton
Exeree
New York
al Polnta
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Tobyhanna
Pinghamton
Gavegs
Eilemba
Corning
Bath
Danaville
Mount Motrica
Buffalo
Washington
Binghamton
Tctoryville
Delaware and Hudson
Mit
Albury
Aratues
Montreal
Boas
New England
M. Par Honesdale
Nko
Wilkes-Barre
Wao Bom
Lehigh
Valley Railroad
Black Diamond Express
Penney Wainia
Eeder Paints
Lehigh Watt
Eri Rillroad
Cour
Bitlack Diamond Express
Lowmins
Carbondale
North
Wilkeies
Booth
Las
Gathandale
BLED
Ikea
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Liberty Foot
N. BR
South Ferry
Whitehall
Newark
Elizabeth
Easton Hetichem
Allerstown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Oma
Pittston
Mountain Park
Sunidays
Baltimore and
Wainton
Sihiehem
Thnuch
Crown Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Poltaville
SM A. Om
New Yole
Foot
Tiberty Street
North River
Una
I. m
Werront
Whitehall Street
Broadway
Brooklyn
Staten Teland
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Pyres
Wading Terminal
Jowerstrate
Lehigh Valley Railroad
York
H. H.R
White, Haven
Tiazieton
Prins Cinal
Coat
LL. i OH
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Harrisburg
R. Sa. m
Black Diamond
Tunkhannock
Koken Ithaca
Geneva
Rew
A. m
Hocheater
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Pallman
Wilkes Barre
Suspension Bridge
Rollin H. Wilbur
Chas. & Ler
Cortlandt Street
Nunemacher
Dameton
South Bethlehem
Lackawanna Ave
Beranton
Time Table Details for Erie Wyoming Valley Trains
The timetable shows summer 1999 train departures from Sorenton for New York Nowbureh and intermediate stops at 1 10 a.m. and 2 98 p.m. Hawley local departures at 6 00 a.m. 8 45 a.m. and 2 28 5 p.m. Lake Ariel service at 6 20 p.m. Sunday trains from Beranton to Lake Ariel at 4 45 a.m. and 1 p.m. with intermediate stops via New York Ontario & Western Railway. May 2 timetable lists Scranton to Carbondale and Candosia at 1 50 a.m. with through connections to Suspension Bridge Detroit and Chicago West. Candosia to Scranton departures hourly. Sundays only service from Candosia to Scranton at 6 a.m. and 10 46 a.m. Return trains from Candosia at 6 p.m. to Beranton. Officials: J. C. Anderson and T. Flitcroft.
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Erie
Wyoming Valley
Sorenton
New York
Nowbureh
Fite Railroad
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Beranton
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
Scranton
Carbondale
Amd Caodosia
Suspension Bridge
Detroit
Chicago
All Pointe
Malinihe
Cadosla
Teuves Cadows
J. C. Anderson
T. Flitcroft
Untitled beauty parlor ad with scattered text
Fragmentary advertisement listing services such as facial treatment manicuring chiropody and beauty options at a Quincy location with unclear formatting and missing details
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Keller
Quincy
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Pittston News
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Wall Street Review
Associated Press
Carrington & Cusack
Umea
Europe
Carrington & Cuback
Boesne 410
Connell Building
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
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Tin Tate
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Traction Co A
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Texas
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Teather
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Seonamy Saaete
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People’s Exchange
Tribune
Hipans Chemical Co
Bantkrupt Clothing
Shoe and Hat Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Mt Lackawanna Avenue
My County
Dodd, Mead & Company
New York City
Leona Mfg
San Diego
Chi
Spruce Street
Unique Embroidery Co
Fulton BL
DR. Ring-Vail
Ho Home
Adame Avenue
Lake Winola
Fred J. Stark
Traders
Munk Building
City
Green Ridge Street
Blunt Rooms
Gee” Guernnedy
Aeenin
Beate Clove
Jones Bros
J. B. Jones
Rock Street
Tiffany's Livery Stable
Peckville
Colfax Avenue
Prairie Avenue
Reynol Connell
Quincy Avenue
G. F. Reynolds
Beleman Bron
Bornce
Linsden
N. Norton
Schutzer
Arno
Simmons
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Lewla
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J. W
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M.A
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Edward H. Davis
E. L. Walter
Washington Avenue
Penn Avenue
H. C. Reynolds, Mearn Oe
Lewis Hancock, JR
Sprucest, Cor, Wash. Av
Webster Avenue
Eale
Tribune Affkee
J. W. Browning
Mears’ Building
William J. Smith
H. Holgate
Commonwealth Building
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
T.T. Lacey & Son, A. “Hitects, Tradera’ National Bank
L.O. Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Cor, Wyoming and
Malorry
H. F. Reynolds
Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Tolles
Eruch Streen
ELK Cafe
Prank- Lin Avenue
Bates Brasdnuble
P. Zeigeer
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Hooms
Alas Meare
Iss
M. J
Donahon
Mewrs
Frank E. Hoyle
Burr Building
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Reublican
Cranton
Jessup & Jessup
Meems
Janes W, Oakford
LAW
Earl of Trade
D. P. Replogle
Renal Estate Security
James J. H. Hamilton
Edward W. Thayer
Ll. A. Watres
Es Board of Trade Building
Scranton 'Co
DR. Pitcher
Pat
Paterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
C. Comegys
Republican
A. W. Hertholf
Mears Building
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
Someopathist
Linden Street
DR. W. EF
Allen
Dei
LI. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
C. L. Freas
W. Lamormann
Mulberry
W. Rook
the Lackawanna
Bond
Thom Oe M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
BR. Clark & CO
North Main
Jos
Bauer
Fur Ceria
Sontece
Wes Bury
Tamirideus
Megarger Brothers
New York Grain and Produce Market
Machette
Elmharat
Pine Street
BE C. Sherman
Waverly, Pa
Briggs
Northh Avenue
Eicke
Adams and Mulberry
LEGAL
Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Live
Pennsylvania
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Norristown
JR Wood
Hutchinson
Nanticoke Ane
Plymouth
M. Forston
M. L. Smith
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