Day's Doings in North Scranton Highlights and News
Hinerfeld of Penn Avenue appeared before Alderman Roberts on a complaint of assault and battery. Reception to Morgan Powell of Company H occurred at his parents’ home. North End United choir rehearsed at Archbalds hall. Schubert Glee Club contest in Company Harmony on Thanksgiving Day praised for excellent performance. Prof Glynn Mossals praised the choir’s grasp of musical pieces and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinerfeld
Penn Avenue
Robertson
Morgan Powell
Company H
North End United
Archhbald's Hall
Schubert Glee Club
Elsted
Glynn Mossals
Farewell reception for private Morgan Powell before Camp Meade
Morgan Powell of Company HH was bid farewell at his North Main avenue home on Thursday night. The gathering featured games and social pastimes as friends wished him God speed and a safe return. Present were numerous guests including Misses Davis Berger Davis Stevenson McCollock Watkins Davis Howelle Davis Oliver Jones Davis Powell Jones, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Powell
Comphiny HH
North Main Avenue
Camp Meade
Ligsie Davis
Carrie Bergers
Lauree Davis
Mary Stevenson
Mary McCollock
Liszie Davis
Mary Howelle
Millie Davis
Stelia McCollock
Minnie Watkins
Minnie Gucies
Maceie Oliver
Liggie Jones
Maggie Davis
Messia
Willan Hollies
Thomas Watkins
Pen Gruesst
Joseph Liegd
David Kensie
William Powell
James Morgan
Joseph Meese
James Jones
Frank Gluenick
Phillip Wil Name
James McAnk
Robert Edwards
John Davis
Eurekas Face Central City In Championship Baseball Pairing
Championship baseball scheduled at Athlete Park features Eurekas versus Central City in a loaded lineup. The readout lists players by position with numerous misspellings, indicating pitchers O Neil and Regan and a cast including managers, infielders such as Covehim and Kenehan, and outfielders like Molly Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athlete Park
Eurekas
Tenn
M. O' Neil
J. O' Neil
Login
Rook
Nolan
Kellsehmrf Stnih Dean
Covehim
Gaughn
Neild
Kellet
Fed Murekas
P. Regan
Cannon
Kenehan
Firet Lane
Gallagher
Burns
Cleary
McDonald
Molly
Hastings
Grocer Held on Assault Charge Against Lucy Jackovite
S Minerticla a Penn avenue grocer was held in bail by Alderman Tiwh otts yesterday for assaulting and threatening the life of Lucy Jackovite. The prosecutrix testified that Hiner feld became Incensed while trying to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Minerticla
Penn Avenue
Tiwhotts
Lucy Jackovite
Hinerfeld
Woman Helps Police After Threatening Encounter
A man visited a woman at her home and made threats before leaving. The woman felt fear for her safety and triggered an arrest by reporting the incident to authorities.
Local Briefs Note Injuries and Visits Across Town
James Blackburn of Deacon Street was slightly injured Thursday while escaping from a train of care in Nay ig. The funeral of Taoleran Davis occurs this afternoon from Mrs. Evan Gabriel’s home on Church Avenue. Dr A B Jones will officiate at 2 pm. Employees of the Cayuga and Hinebin mines were paid yesterday. Miss Mary Flynn hosts Miss Josephine Morne in Pitteton. Davis and Binelwir head to New York Saturday for passage on the Eturia to Wales. Frank White of Parker Street was seriously injured at home on Parker Street while ascending stairs. Thomas Davies returns to join Company Hat Camp Meade after a seven day furlough. Legrett's Crook idle due to a machinery break. Celestial Joder installs officers Monday. Mrs GM Watkins of Philadelphia visited Church Avenue. Mrs J St Alvord of North Main recovering from pneumonia. Hon W J Lewis and son Wilfred left on extended western trip. G A Dickerson and wife visit relatives in Flanders NJ. Hopewell enlists Sunday at Camp Meade. Davis family visits Camp Meade today to see Samuel Davies of Company H. Last night Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met at Providence Presbyterian Church for a program noted in yesterday’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blackburn
Deacon Street
Nayig
Taoleran Davis
Evan Gabriel
Church Avenue
Nev
Jones
Cayuga and
Hinebin Mines
Mary Flynn
West Market Street
Josephine Morne
Pitteton
David Davis
Edward Binelwir
New York City
Wales
Frank White
Parker Street
Thomas Davie Hee
Hat Camp Meade
Bpring
J. Bt. Alvord
North Main Avenue
W. J. Lewis
Wilfred
G A. Dickerson
Flanders
N. J
Hh. Hopewell Efenda
Camp Meade
T. J. Davis
Samuel Davie
Company H
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Ontario and Western Annual Fall Excursion Details
Ontario and Western announces its annual fall excursion to Greater New York from October 4 with round trip fare good through November 2. Readers may enjoy autumn foliage along the Delaware Neversink and Beaverkill valleys and visit the Ponce Celebration Philadelphia October 25 to 28 with cheap excursion tickets. Contact J C Anderson general passenger agent New York O and W for copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware
Neversink
Beaverkill
Ponce
Philadelphia
J. C. Anderson
Gener Pas Menger
O.& W. Jollwas
Meaver Street
One Price Underwear for All Ages in Fine Materials
Fully meet the highest comfort and hygiene standards with one price underwear from neck to ankle. Clings to the figure, wrinkle free, warm, and luxurious, available in Egyptain cotton yarns, mixed wool, and all wool weaves. Prices range from 50 cents to 2.50 per piece, with honest American made hosiery at strong, durable quality.
Prosecution in West Scranton Assault Case Development
Chief Gurrell appears to prosecute two young men on assault and battery and malicious mischief charges. A furlough reception honors Corporal Palmer Williams of Company F Thirteenth Regiment at his parents home on South Menn Avenue. Local residents and relatives attended with music and dancing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurrell
James Crane
St. Patrick's Church
Chapel Project Moves Forward at Allia Memoriam Mission
The Allia Memoriam mission on Keyser Avenue plans a 24 by 45 foot chapel funded by subscriptions under Superintendent W A Crawford. The Simpson church jurisdiction church work supports 38 to nearly 100 members with outreach to town residents and foreign element. The land parcel was donated by M H Dale in memory of his wife, with three years of operations totaling about 81,500 dollars in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allia Memori
Keyser Avenue
W. A. Crawford
The
Methodist Church
Simpson
Wis
Crawford
Two youths charged with assault and mischief in Luzerne Street case
Daniel McAuliffe and Thomas Stone of Luzerne Street faced Alderman John after a Tuesday night incident near Samuel Miller's meat wagon on Luzerne Street. Prosecutor Chief Gurrell stated the men teased a boy in the wagon, assaulted him and a Miller father, and fled on horseback with the harness torn. Miller father and son identified the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McAuliffe
Seventeenth Street
Thomas Stone
Luzernetreet
John
Gurrell
Anh
Thomas Cosgrove
RB. J. Neville
Morria Miller
Mr. Miller
Rally Program At First Baptist Church
The notice outlines tomorrow evening’s rally of the Baptist Young People union at First Baptist Church on Scranton Street. It lists opening exercises, choir performances, recitations, papers on loyalty and church necessity, and an address by the II YP president of the Abington Association followed by a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptit Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
Scranton Street
Oljoen
Pdwie Wilkes
Alice Willams
Cee
Dorshimer
Christ
Melon Lavdug
Kbrhost
Jones
Boy Injured Playing at Hyde Park Breaker
James Crane fourteen son of Patrick Crane of Twenty first street was badly injured at Hyde Park breaker while removing cars from coal pockets. He fell between cars and was squeezed. He was extricated by fellow workers and taken to his home. Sve J J Carroll attends. Injuries not expected to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crane
Patrick Crane
Twenty-first Street
Hyde Park
Sve
J. J. Carroll
Forty hours devotion begins at St Patrick's church
Beginning with the late mass tomorrow morning a forty hours devotion will start at St Patrick's church. Members of St Leo's battalion and the Hyde Park Father Matthew society will attend the 4 o'clock mass to receive holy communion. They are asked to meet at St David's hall at 8.90 o'clock to march in a body to St Patrick's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
St. Leo's Battalion
Hyde Park
Father Matthew Society
St. David's Hall
St. Patrick’s
Local Visitors Return Home and Guests Staying
Wesley McCracken of Penn Yan returns home after visiting his parents in the area. Mise Elizabeth Foster of Cherry Ridge Wayne County is the guest of her brother Frank J Foster of Hampton Street. Mr and Mrs Edward Davis of Hampton Street are home from Wilkes-Barre. Miss Agnes McLaughlin of Scranton Street visiting in Honesdale John Heater of Jackson Street remains in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley McCracken
Penn Yan
Mise Elizabeth Foster
Cherry Ridge
Wayne County
Frank J. Foster
Hampton Street
Edward Davis
Wilkes-Barre
Agnes McLaughlin
Scranton Street
Honesdale
John Heater
Jackson Street
Hag
Social notes from New York trip and local visitors
Mr and Mrs M C Burtley of Rock Street return from a trip to New York City entertaining guests Mrs William Schimuk and daughters Stella and Myrtle Mieses of Hazleton also Mrs John Hibert of Chestnut Street attends a convention at Allegheny City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
M. C. Burtley
Rock Street
William Sehimuk
Mieses
Stella
Myrtle
Hazleton
John Hibert
Chestnut Street
Allegheny City
Temperance society representatives to district convention at Green Ridge
St Pauls Pioneer corpe will send T A McCoy Walter McNicholas Frank McLain Daniel Lenihan and John Murphy to the Second district quarterly temperance societies convention at Green Ridge tomorrow. Misses Mame McCarty Lydian Burnett Mame Flaherty Julia Haggerty and Mrs T T Kearney will represent St Cecelias Catholic Total Abstinence society. A 15 minute service between West Scranton and Petersburg starts this morning with transfers at the Tripp culvert until culvert walls are repaired. Thomas McHale of Lafayette street lost to Louie Huntington in a shooting match with thirteen birds per man. Huntington had ten McHale eight. A $60 prize passed to the winner and a $200 match is planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. McCoy
Walter McNicholas
Frank McLain
Daniel Lenihan
John Murphy
St. Paul's Pioneer Corpe
Temperance Societies
Green Ridge
St. Cecelia’s Society
Catholic Total Abstinence
Mame McCarty
Lydian Burnett
Mame Flaherty
Julia Haggerty
Mra. T
West Scranton
Petersburg
Luxerne
Swetland Street
North Main Avenue
Thomas McHale
Lafayette Street
Louie Huntington
Central City
Opleeon Shont
Huntington
McPale
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Huester In South Scranton
A surprise party was given for Miss Misa Katie Huester at her Cedar avenue home in South Scranton on Wednesday evening. Guests included Theresa Brill, Ligsie Scheuch, Magee Reuther, Erma Older, Minnie Lidle, Mamie Lidle, Emma Seheuch, Kathe Hiester, and James Hartman, Jacob Schank Jr, Philip Rader Jr, Fred Huester, W. Ternye, Charles Schank, Peter Huester, Fred Huester, and Jacob Huester, with games and music followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Katie Huester
Cedar Avenue
Easonalle
Theresa Brill
Ligsie Scheuch
Magee Reuther
Erma Older
Minnie
Mamie Lidle
Emma Seheuch
Kathe Hiester
Messrs
Charles Hartman
Jacob Schank
Philip Rader
Fred
W. Ternye
Charles Schank
Peter, Fred
Jacob Huester
Local Amateur Baseball Closes Season With O Sullivans Rivalry
The amateur season ends Sunday afternoon with the local team facing the champion O Sullivans of Lugerne county. O Neill brothers will handle the battery for the locals as a large crowd is expected. The St Josephs society meets Sunday. The Daniel O Connell Young Men's Institute ball happens Monday at Father Mathew hall and promises to eclipse prior events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Sullvans
Lugerne
O'Neill Brothers
St. Joseph'’s Society
Daniel O'Connell
Father Mathew Hall
Mary Chase obituary at 1 North Sumner Avenue
Mary wife of Rows TH Chase died at the residence after eleven weeks illness. Born in Tamagin April 21 IMS she moved to the city fifty years ago. Funeral Monday at 29 o'clock from the residence and interment in Washburn Street cemetery. Survived by husband and four children Beverly Alion Kate Clyde Mars. 2 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Rigan died last evening. funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Rows TH. Chase
Sumner Avenue
Tamagin
Woolbhurn Street
Mars
Martin Rigan
BK Lamerne Biront
McConnell Delivers Seventh Temperance Address at Green Ridge
Will J. McConnell spoke for an hour and a half at Green Ridge Baptist Church last night on temperance. Music, prayers by Rev. Young and readings by Rev. J. W. Ford preceded his tale of hardship, with red pledge ribbons and white W C T U ribbons visible in the packed audience. He recalled his Pennsylvania birth in Saxenburg Butler county and shared varied experiences from his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Will J. McConnell
Young
Clark Burnmil
J. W. Ford
McConnell
Hothegan
Pennsylvania
Saxenburg
Butler County
Excursion to Camp Meade for Soldier Visit
About 40,000 troops encamped at Camp Meade will be reviewed by General Graham at 2:30 this afternoon in honor of Governor Hastings. The trip from the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western depot departs at 7 this morning with 10,000 troops planned for shipment to Philadelphia for the peace Jubilee tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Meade
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Depot
Soldier Boys
Cuba
Porto Rico
Graham
Hastings
Stewart
Philadelphia
Guaranteed Remedy For Drink Habit Offered In Scranton
An 19th century notice by Wm. G. Clark lists a guaranteed cure for drinking excesses. The promotion claims to address happiness and misery, promising relief from over-indulgence, with instructions to send for pamphlet and administer guidance without patient knowledge. The address given is 326 Penn Ave Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampli
Wm. G. Clark
Penn Ave
Scranton
Dawns and Doings in Dunmore Borough Highlights
Chosen officers at St Mark's Episcopal Church for the coming year. Edward Butler injured on a pointed picket. Miss Margaret Evis of Du Bois honored at a party. Frank Jones dies. another gathering at Mr Letchworth's home. Evangelist Cobb preaches at Drinker Street Assembly Hall on He Calleth Thee with focus on prayers and blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Edward Butler
Margaret Evis
du Bois
Frank Jones
Mr. Letchworth
Evangelist Cobb
Assembly
Drinker Street
Dunmore
David Bartimaeus
Jesus
Christ
Bartimaeus
David
Tabernacle
Reception Honors DuBois Guest with Hyde Park Cousin
Miss Margaret Davis of DuBois Pennsylvania, visiting her cousin in Hyde Park, received a reception and banquet in Keystone hall last evening. A large attendance included scores of young women and men listed among the guests and celebrants, with hall decorated in flags and bunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Davis
DuBois, Pa
Hyde Park
Keystone Hall
Nellie Calpin
Delia Mooney
Lucy Morrison
Catherine Harris
Nellie Langan
Mary Richardson
Miarearet Moran
Mary Luby
Maggie Langan
Lottie Piper
Margaret Morgans
Nellie Praynon
Ethel Piper
Sarah German
Annie Rieby
Mary
Nellie Tigue
Mary Rees
Emma Gaffhey
Margaret Langan
Lottie Worth
Louise Scholl
Rebecca Howells
Louise Jenkins
Louise Evans
Mary Evans
Mamie Form
Norma Andrews
Olive P. Jones
Addie Joseph Leta Sterne
Mattie Mechler
Annie Sterns
Mary Horan
Nellie Horan
Jennie Williame
Lizzie Hagger
Robert Allen
Given Davis
Michael May
William Hines
BP Plex
Williamsport
William G. Davis
Joe Luby
P. Kelley
Daniel Lingan
Clarence Doyle
John Ruane
William Mooney
Edward R. Gurman
William H. Barre
Five Insanity Cases Highlight Scranton Poor Board Meeting
The Scranton poor board met with a majority of insanity cases, hearing reports from Superintendent Beemer and outdoor physician Dr. Murphy for September. Attendee Attorney Scrage presented several matters, including actions to pursue support and ratifications of board decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Poor Board
Beemer
J. J. Murphy
Attorney Scrage
Langstaff
Shotten
Murphy
Faine
Scrage
Reception at Chestnut Street home features music and supper
The home of Mr T P Letchworth on Chestnut street hosted a graceful evening reception. Flowers ferns and autumn vines decorated the rooms as vocal and instrumental music filled the affair. At midnight guests adjourned to a dining room for supper then departed thanking the hostess. The guest list included Mr and Mrs G BE Reyanda and numerous others from Philadelphia Carbondale Mason Masto n Finn Evans Rogers and Bedow families, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Letchworth
Chestnut Street
Reyanda
Mra
T. BE. Jones
G. D. Rogers
H. Reynolds
FE. W. Finn
B. Evans
W. Rogers
Bert Rogers
Philadelphia
Philadelphia; Mrs. 1D. J. Robinson, of Carbondale, M, FP. Kennedy
Maston
J. C. Brown
Jennie Bedow
Misa Lizgle Bedow
Oscar Hennopp
EB. Milekens
Officers elected at St. Mark's church meeting
Last evening the teachers and officers of St. Mark's church elected a one year slate. Superintendent William R. Wreen, assistant superintendent James McKane, secretary Clarence Watrous, assistant secretary Roy C. Bly, treasurer Lealle Marsh, organist Miss Sadie Warfel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Church
William R. Wreen
James McKane
Clarence Watrous
Roy C. Bly
Lealle Marsh
Mies Sadie Warfel
Edward Butler Hurt After Fence Fall While Playing Tag
Edward Butler of Film Street suffered serious injuries yesterday while playing tag with companions. He climbed a fence to tag a friend, slipped and fell onto a sharp iron picket, causing the harm. Support from medical staff reported his condition as serious but not described as life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Butler
Film Street
Illness update from W B Pinkney with Eleventh U S Infantry
Word from W B Pinkney with the Eleventh U S Infantry says he is recovering rapidly from illness. Edward Farley of Bloom Street was arraigned before Justice Prother on an assault charge. bail set at $300 with his mother posting. Miss Bessie Webber of Avoca visiting John Webber on Harper Street. Pennsylvania Coal will pay employees today as Andrew Allen arranges a day outing at Farview for surveyors and families. Harry Pelnap of Antler Street injures foot at Hotel Jermyn. Frank Jones of Brook Street noted as a respected Dunmore resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bt. Pinkney
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Edward Farly
Bloom Street
Justice of the Peace Prother
Patrick Carey
Pinkely Street
Zarly
Squire Krotzer
Bessie Webber
Avoca
Mia
John Webber
Harper Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Andrew Allen
Dudley Street
Farview
Harry Pelnap
Antler Street
Jermyn
Frank Jones
Brook Street
Dunmore
Letter of thanks from Dr Shoemaker to Mr Frutchey for soldier aid
A letter from Dr Shoemaker of the Medico Chirurgical College Philadelphia to J H Frutchey expresses gratitude for donations to the sick soldiers at the Alvdioon Chirurgical WMoepital in Philadelphia. It notes busy days aiding wounded soldiers and appreciation for clergy and others who helped brighten hospital workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Frutchey
Jetter
Weill
Boy suffers skull fracture after horse kicks Archbald youth
James Connor of Archbald was kicked in the right eye by a horse owned by his uncle Edward Lynn. The 12 year old was taken to Lackawanna hospital where a trephining operation removed a bone piece about the size of a 25 cent piece. Doctors expect recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connor
Archbald
James
Bryan Connor
Edward Lynn
Lackawanna Hospital
Local baseball and football event lineup announced
The article lists multiple regional matches and exhibitions. Eurekas of Providence face a pro team with names like Cannon and O Neill. Moogle Popular club versus South Side Scranton at Wilkes-Barre on October 10. Lackawanna and Park Hill Stirs football challenges scheduled soon. boxing promoter James Campbell brings top boxers to town with Jack Lynch and John Theale set for exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moogle Popular
South Side
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre Mase Mall
Sharp
James Lowry
Minooka
Park Hill
No. & School
Clover Field
Calpin’s Hotel
Dan Costello
Tiahhger
Dr Agnew's Liver Pills in early medicine ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Agnew's Liver Pills as a cure for Sick Headache Biliousness Nausea Constipation and oily skin. The copy claims liver health prevents many ailments and prices the product at a quarter box. Sold by Matthews Brow and W t's Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Matthews Brow
Clark
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North Scranton
United Choir
Ontario and Western
Globe Warehouse
Shaw
John T. Williams
Corporal Palmer Willians
Thirteenth Regiment
Hon
South Mennavenue
Fries
Roderick Jones
George Jones
Benjamin Williams
Neath
Sarah Hughes
Edith Jones
Jennie Price
Gwen James
Jemima Thomas
Bertha Kelly
Martha Davis
Grace Acker
Mary A. Harris
Reba Williams
Gertrude Levy
Catherine Price
Rachel Williams
Norma
Martha Williams
Jennie Jones
Plymouth
Ely Harris
Taliewon Phillips
Harry Davies
William J. Davis
Thomas J. Davis
William Hutton
Ridward James, Jr
David J. Dowie
John Howell
Roy Williams
J. M. Powell
Young People's Rally
Boy
South
M'Connell
Dunmore Borough
Miss Davis
Lyceum Theatre
Reis & Burounder
X Long
14Th St Theatre
Paul Gilmore
H. A. D. Souchet
India
Mexico
Fuonier
Sele
Charles Frotman
New Madison Square Theater
Madison Square Theater
Alexander Hinton
Edward Holland
Frite Williams
Samuel Reed
Ayron Dougie
James Kearney
Reuben Fox
Amelia Mlog~ Bam
Kathrine Florence
Augusta Ctlore
Magile Fisher
Anita Hoth
May Lambert
May Callyer
Saleofseata Openg
Elyon & Healy
Adams St
Chicago
J. TR. Murphy
Charles Sargeant
Nicholson
Charles Sergeant
James McDavitt
Damascus
Poerslalen
Dr. Shoemsi
Academy OF Music
Burgunder & Reis
H.R. Long
Blondel
Finnesy
Edward T. Spears
Napoleon of
Repertoire Clarence Bennets
Steee
Gaiety. Theatr
the High Roller
Sylvia Starr
Amer Venus
Lindstrom
Light
Dickson Mfg CO
Scranton and
Wilkes-Barra Pa
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Eorry
John Ve Shoemaker
Sporting
Rovers
Providence
Regan
T Keowhanan
Urna
Kelly
Mew
Donald
J. O'Neell
M. O'Neil
Logan
Dean
Shy Ward
Coughlin
Gillern
Gaughan
Kevetones
Lackawanna
Dunemore
Lackaewanna
James Boye
Bum Holtham
Orientals
Irs
Alerta
Orbehtala
Peter Laveile
Excetator Athlone Club
James Campbell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Campbell
Greater
Jack Lynch
John Theale
Thin Cite
Mustohull Pighe
Pittaten
Tuessey
Laneckh
Tie
Tie Trainere
Dames Tw
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