Plainly Doesn't Love Him President Cleveland Starts for Washington
President Cleveland and family leave the Pennsylvania depot for Washington in Thomason's special car. He travels with Dr. Bryant and Miss Bryant, guarded by three detectives. When asked by a reporter about a letter endorsing Senator Hill, he denies any truth to the claim and thanks the reporters.
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Jersey City
N. J
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Thomason
Dr. Bryant
Miss Bryant
Mia
Senator Hill
Hastings Delivers Polished Address in Chester Welcome
General Hastings Republican governor candidate drew a large Chester crowd with a 45 minute speech at the Cambridge Hotel after a parade of clubs and fireworks. Ex-Congressman Ward and others joined the party greeting Hastings and the 3,000 at the opera house heard him discuss the Wilson tariff bill and Pennsylvania industry before he left for Philadelphia.
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General Hastings
United Press
Chester
Cheater
Ward
W. C. Gray
J. Milton Lutz
W. 8. Sykers
Orlando Harvey
Philadelphia
Charles W. Stone
B. W. Fisher
J. W. Latta
John C. Robinson
George B. Orlady
William S. Shaffer
Cambridge
Hastings
Opera House
Pennsylvania
Stone
James W. Latta
Reed on Populism in Minneapolis Exposition crowd
Thomas B. Reed says uncertainty drives disaster and cites two fixed facts: the president and senate are Democratic, and the senate bill is a law. He notes Populist currents align with Democrats and warns states like Kansas and Colorado to act with better sense in the coming two years.
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Minneapolis
Thomas B. Reed
Senate
House
Congress
Maine
Kansas
Colorado
Harrison Will Speak at Morton Rally in Scranton
General Harrison agreed to deliver a speech on behalf of his old running mate Levi P. Morton at a Morton rally in Scranton. He said he would not make a long address but would express admiration for Morton and planned to speak in Anderson, Indiana, before leaving mid next week. Harrison will also speak at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Wednesday evening October 31.
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New York
Harrison
Levi P. Morton
Morton
Anderson
Ind
Carnegie Hall
Buffalo
Mckinsey
Saxton
Empire State
Dunkirk
Chautauqua County
Daniel Webster
Erle
McKinley
Good Republican Field Sixteen Of Twenty-nine Ohio Districts
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Columbus reports that Ohio counties expect the Republican vote to exceed last year. In 1892 Republicans elected ten of twenty-one congressmen, with ten districts sure for Republicans and eleven doubtful or Democratic. The canvass suggests Republicans will win sixteen districts.
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Ohio
Scranton Tribune
Columbus
Gréereman
Wilson campaign train reaches Parkersburg crowds assist tariff stance
The Wilson party special train arrived at Parkersburg at 1 oclock. At Friendly St Marys and Willamstown Mr Wilson drew gold crowds while Senator Camden defended his tariff position saying he supported Wilsons tariff aims and had voted in the senate for tariff reduction. He claimed misrepresentation in the press and on the stump and urged sympathy with the people.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Wilson
Friendly
St. Mary's
Willamstown
Camden
Senate
Ees
Teees
Wilson and McAdoo address 2500 in Clarksburg
Assistant Secretary McAdoo and Mr. Wilson spoke to an audience of about 2,500 this afternoon. McAdoo said the Democratic administration had kept its pledges and offered no apologies. Wilson gave a tariff speech for about an hour before a special train moved on to Clarksburg.
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McAdoo
Wilson
American Congress
Clarksburg
Two Political Riots Roil Indianapolis Tonight
Two riots erupted in Indianapolis as political tensions flared. Negro Democrat speaker J Milton Turner was mobbed at Yellow Bridge and dragged from the stand amid police, fleeing under guard. On the South Side Allen Jennings Populist was pelted with eggs stones and potatoes as Democrats attacked his remarks, a young girl injured.
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Indianapolis
J. Milton Turner
Yellow Bridge
Turner
Amness
Morris Streets
Allen Jennings
Jennings
Bynum
Republican Congress Will Be House to Republicans From North of Potomac
Washington Oct 25 Representative Apsley acting chairman of the Republican campaign committee released a statement on election expectations. He said the situation is more promising than ten days ago and predicted the fifty fourth congress would be organized by members elected north of the Potomac. He forecast fewer Populists and a surprise from West Virginia Virginia Maryland North Carolina Tennessee and Louisiana with possible southern gains.
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United Press
Washington
Apsley
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Babcock
West
Potomac River
Apesley
West Virginia
Editor Singerly's Tour Across Pittsburg and Uniontown
Democratic campaigners led by County Chairman Fagan and George Filem ing visited Pittsburg for a breakfast at the Duquesne club house followed by an address of welcome by Henry C. Osborne. Singerly then spoke in Connellsville and Uniontown where six bands joined large enthusiastic meetings with Thomas Collins Senator Grant Herring and John M. Garman. Attorney General Hensel traveled to Washington with Senator Brown.
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Uniontown
Pittsby
Fagan
George
Fileming
Randall Club
Duquenge Club
Henry C. Osborne
Singerly
Pittsburg
Pittaburg
Party of
Connellsville
Thomas Collins
Grant Herring
John M. Garman
Hensel
Washington
Senator Brown
Hastings Accepts Swap With Editor Singerty at Norristown
General Daniel Hastings Republican candidate for governor closed his state stump tour with a mass meeting at Industrial Hall Philadelphia. He will campaign nightly in Philadelphia and in nearby counties until election day and will swap audiences with editor Singerly at Norristown on November 3 with Colonel Singerly addressing a Republican meeting.
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Singerty
Norristown
United Press
Philadelphia
Daniel H. Hastings
Industrial Hall
Hastings
Singerly
Political in Brief The 1924 Gotham Shuffle
Adlai reaches Gotham as Illinois Republicans tally a 4 00 plurality. Faulkner lowers New York expectations. Delaware women rally against Judge Clayton. Sipe battles to keep Acheson below 6 00. Martin backs Pittsburg for the Republican convention. McKinley speech praised in New Orleans, Hart vote doubtful in Mittehler’s district. Dr J M Hole claims wife threats. McAdoo to attend a Democratic meeting in Cohoes New York. Zachariah C Ragin nominated for Andrew Browne Senate seat. Prosecutor Goff withholds key state contest details.
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Adlai
Gotham
Illinois
Hugh Grant
Faulkner
New York
Delaware County
Clayton
Sipe
Acheson
David Martin
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Mittehler
Hart
Stevenson
Missouri
J. M. Hole
Salem
Congress
McAdoo
Oe Navy
Cohoes
N.Y
Daniel
Cleveland Zachariah C. Ragin
Ae Warnes
Andrew Brows
Goff
Withholdt
Tate
McKinley Delivers Rousing Empire State Tour in Dunkirk
Governor McKinley opens his Empire State campaign at Dunkirk with an expansive speech to a massive crowd. He criticizes foreign competition and asserts domestic production can employ workers, before touring multiple packed venues and ending the day with a late departure.
Confederate Veterans to Visit Gettysburg Battlefield
Confederate soldiers from the Army of Northern Virginia are chosen and commissioned by Governor Foster of Louisiana to visit Gettysburg and cooperate with the federal Gettysburg battlefield commission. Colonel John B. Bachelder of the war department extends a cordial invitation for the Louisiana committee to meet at Gettysburg in November for consultation on positions of Confederate troops in the historic action.
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Northern Virginia
Foster
Louisiana
Gettysburg Battlefield
John B. Bachelder
War Department
Gettysburg
Paris Collides With Unknown Vessel At Sea
The Paris, an American line steamer, collided at 2 a.m. eighty miles off Bishop's Rock with an unknown sailing vessel. The sailing ship lost its jib boom and vanished toward the Bristol Channel. The Paris sustained no damage and remained on the scene briefly before continuing.
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Paris
United Press
London
Lloyds
Southampton
Bishop's Rock
Bristol Channel
Crank Seeks President at Cleveland Residence
Richard Gordeler, a noted crank, arrived at Dr. Joseph D. Bryant’s West Thirty-sixth Street home seeking to see President Cleveland. He claimed two years of attempts to meet the president to address a supposed national issue and spoke of an earlier duel challenge to Emperor William, whom he called a coward. The butler refused entry and Bryant reasoned with him, eventually the crank left. He linked his incarceration in a German lunatic asylum to his claims.
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Terview
Cleveland
United Press
New York
Joseph D. Bryant
West Thirty-sixth Street
Richard Bordeler
West Fifty Seventh Street
Gordeler
Emperor William
Germany
Dr. Bryant
Fie
Gorderler
Gorderer
William
Postal Thieves Loot Braddock Post Office
Thieves entered the Braddock post office last night and ransacked mail bags and letter boxes. They took letters believed valuable, stamps, and a small cash amount, attempted to force the vault door but could not open the inner door, leaving a burglars tools kit behind.
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Braddock
United Proms
Pittsburg
Reverend McCrory Advocates Earthly Sanctification in Marriage
The Rev. Dr. W. J. McCrory of Rochester Pa. promotes sanctification on earth influencing marriage vows. His doctrine based on a verse from Corinthians leads to calls for unequal marriages, ending engagements and divorces as families face disruption across Beaver Valley near Beaver and Ohio.
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Pittsburg
W. J. McCrory
Free Presbyterian Church of
Rochester
Beaver Valley
Presbyterian Church
McCrory
Dr. MiéCrory
Beaver
Ohio
Grover Cleveland Nominated For Governor Mentioned
The Binghamton Call editor R and Mr. Rogers linked Grover Cleveland to the Buffalo mayoral period, noting his name being suggested for the gubernatorial nomination in an article in the Binghamton Daily Democrat.
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Binghamton Call
Mr. Rogers
Binghamton Daily Democrat
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
Tragic morphine tragedy shocks Watertown pair
In Harrie House, Watertown, James Pierce alias E Case of Toronto is found dead after a night of morphine indulgence. The woman claiming to be his bride lies recovering from a nearly fatal overdose, discovered at noon.
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Fribe
United Press
Watertown
Harrie
James Pierce
E. Case
Toronto
Ont
Doctor Helmbold Dies in New Jersey Insane Asylum
Dr. H. T. Helmbold, famed patent medicine entrepreneur and former millionaire, died at the state asylum for the insane near Trenton yesterday. He was about 56, suffered from chronic melancholia, and the immediate cause of death was apoplexy.
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Trenton
H. T. Helmbold
State Asylum For the
Bride Absent Delays Carbondale Wedding Mystery Disappearance
Miss Bridget Duffy of Fall Brook street vanished after mailing a letter on Saturday. Her parents and friends have no clue to her whereabouts, prompting the postponement of her wedding to Robert Culkin of Pleasant Valley. The groom arrived with guests to find the bride absent and the ceremony called off until the mystery is solved.
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Carbondale
Bridget Duffy
Fall Brook Street
Robert Culkin
Pleasant Valley
He Died From Joy Inheritance Shock in Detroit
Detroit, Oct 25. The death of Fitzroy D. Monerleth, a young man born to a Scottish noble family, is attributed to joy over a $100,000 inheritance from an aunt in Scotland. He came to the United States twenty years ago seeking a better life, served in Company EK, United States infantry, and later worked in local commerce. The unexpected fortune allegedly caused a fatal reaction within a week.
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Detroit
Mich
Scotland
Fitzroy D
Monerleth
United States Infantry
Farewell to Russia Dictated by the Czar
In Berlin on October 25 the czar ranged between drowsiness and cheerfulness. He spent an hour with the czarewitch and dictated an affectionate farewell message to Russia to be issued after his death. He expressed gratitude for the Russian people's free expressions of sympathy.
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Berlin
Csarewitch
Russia
Japanese Forces Capture Sukochin Works in Russia War Action
London reports a Japanese rifle force crossed the Wi Ju river and broke Chinese earthworks at Sukochin. Chinese artillery fled after brief clashes as Manchurian cavalry supported the retreat. Japanese advances loom with pontoon crossings at Modzu and a planned main assault before Sunday.
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United Press
London
Wi Ju
Sukochin
Yamagata
Sukochin Ferry
Modzu
Brute's Narrow Escape in Pittsburg Area
J Wilson, who brutally assaulted Maggie Green a 10 year old near Blair Station McKeesport, was captured last night at Duquesne and sent to jail for trial. The suspect escaped being shot by the child’s mother by leaping onto a moving train and narrowly avoided summary punishment upon arrest.
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Pittsburg
J. Wilson
Maggie Green
Blair Station
McKeesport
Duquesne
Jadl
Wilson
Hunting the Cooks A Posse of One Hundred Citizens
Washington October 2 An organized force of about 100 citizens is planned to pursue the Cook outlaws in the Indian Territory The regular troops will not be deployed until the civil force proves unable to handle the desperadoes who number no more than 25 men
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Indian Territory
Peronne
Cook
Narrow Escape Of Guests At Nor-mand ia Hotel Fire
Montreal reporters describe the October 25 blaze at the Nor mandia Hotel. Guests fled by window ladders, many overcome by smoke. August Pence the cook died en route to hospital. Bouen the clerk and Bue the waiter suffered severe burns, Nantell is missing, presumed dead.
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Montreal
Normandia
Leagt
August Pence
Bouen
G. B. Nantell
Bue
Interior Department budget forecast for next fiscal year
Estimates show the Interior Department needs 155.185 million dollars to run next year including pensions. This year’s appropriation was 100.554 million with a projected saving of 13.74 million. Pension estimates for 1891 drop by 10.0 million.
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Washington
Interior Department
Diphtheria Cure Reported From Global Experiments
Official reports from Dr. Chan seller, American consul at Havre, outline hypo dermic serum injections for diphtheria. Experiments by Dr. Roux and Dr. Pehring in Germany over five years show that most malignant diphtheria and croup can be cured and prevented.
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Konx
United Press
Washington
State Department
Chanseller
Havre
Roux
Pasteur
Pehring
Germany
Severn Predicts Force May Be Needed for Rights
In Des Moines General Master Workman Severn of the Knights of Labor told a labor meeting that workers may have to use force to gain rights. The gathering, under the American Railway Union, discussed future prospects for labor.
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Des Moines
Severn
Knights of Labor
American Railway Union
Williamsport Conference Debates Unions Motion
At the national conference of the Methodist Episcopal Women's Home Mission society in Williamsport Pennsylvania discussions opened with a motion to form conference unions. The proposal was defeated by a vote of 45 to ? leaving the agenda open for further deliberations.
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Williamsport
United Press
National Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Women's Home Mission Society
Langtry to Start American Tour in Scranton
The celebrated English beauty Mrs Lily Langtry and company arrive from Europe aboard the Paris this Saturday and begin her American tour at the Frothingham theater in Scranton on November 7 presenting her London success A Wife's Peril.
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New York
Lily Langtry
Europe
Paris
Firemen Crushed in Burning Barn Collapse
Assistant Chief Jack Welch and fireman Topton Dunon were trapped under a heavy slate roof as a barn burned in Columbus Ohio. Both men suffered severe injuries and were believed fatally injured as rescue crews worked to free them.
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United Press
Columbus
Jack Welch
Topton Dunon
Louisiana Legislature funds Gettysburg troop markers
The Louisiana legislature approved an appropriation to mark the positions of Louisiana troops at the Gettysburg battle. The action follows preparations in New York on October 25 to designate sites from the three days of fighting and honor the state’s march in that engagement.
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Louisiana
New York
Legislature of
Gettysburg
Keystone Vignettes From Rumors and Accidents
Wet tracks delayed Point Breeze races. A coal fall at Gilberian colliery fatally injures Adam Medainsky and Charles Irvin. Salem Lutheran cemetery in Lebanon must be vacated with bodies moved. Trinity Evangelicals push work on their Allentown church through the night. Tyrone milk dealers ordered to use laciometers for impure milk. Eli Shertzer arrested for obtaining money by false pretenses. Two sisters in Ellenborough burned by a gasoline lamp explosion. The State Y M C A receives a $1000 bequest from Joseph Price of Waynesboro. Ex editor William H Bradley seeks a pardon for embezzlement. Logs of blood after tooth extraction weaken T J Fuller leading to near collapse. suit for $10000 for false imprisonment against J W Ogden of Philadelphia. Conference at Dinilewe ante orthweat Phi district with Elder S W Th of Philadelphia named chairman.
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Point Breeze
Gilberian
Adam Medainsky
Charles Irvin
Salem Lutheran Cemetery
Heart of Lebanon
Trinity Evangelicals
Allentown
Tyrone
Eli Shertzer
Lancaster Tacco
Eellenborough
Margaret Mary Fitzgerald
State Young Men‘s Christian Association
Joseph Price
Waynesboro
William H. Bradley
Philadelphia
T. J. Fuller
Wilkes-Barre
J. W. Ogden
Matron Taylor
Pittsburg
Dinilewe
Elder
W. Th
Myerstown Lawyer Among Six Arrested on Peculiar Charge
In Myerstown PA on October 4, George W Burk, a local lawyer, is held on a peculiar charge accused of stealing turkeys. He is one of six people arrested in connection with the case.
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Meyerstown
The
United Press
Myerstown
George W. Burkholder
Hugh Smiley Dead in Coal Shaft Accident
Hugh Smiley a minor aged several years died in a shaft No 1 accident at Buaquehanne Coal company. He ascended about sixty feet and was seen to fall then crushed between the carriage and wall and killed instantly.
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United Prom
Wilkes-Barre
Hugh Smiley
Buaquehanne Coal Company
Death of Perry Rogers Prominent Binghamton Journalist
Perry Rogers a well known Binghamton journalist and prominent citizen died suddenly in this city this afternoon at his home. Rogers discovered Cleveland and made significant contributions to local reporting and civic life. He was a longtime figure in the press and community affairs.
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Binghamton
Cleveland
United Press
N. Y
Perry Rogers
Tragedy at Church Consecration In Trokh Village
During the consecration ceremony at a village church in Trokh yesterday a panic erupted. Two women and three children were trampled to death and twenty seven people were seriously hurt in the ensuing chaos.
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BU. Petersburg
Get
Trokh
Left Deputies Protest Abolition Law in Italy
A manifesto signed by eight Extreme Left deputies protests the decree abolishing socialist societies in Italy and announces the formation of a league for the defense of liberty.
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Milan
Deccee
Maly
Berty
Cholera Declared Absent in Several Cities
Official statement says cholera does not exist in the ravines of Plock Grodno Somalia Mo ileff Ewthonia Radom Siedice Kostr oma Olonets Pskov and Warsaw is also free from the disease.
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Petersburg
Oct. S
Plock
Grodno
Somalia
Moileff
Ewthonia
Radom
Siedice
Kostroma
Olonets
Pskov
Warsaw
Brief Wire Ticks from American City News
Rumor note says Dr J M Coppencall of Tuscola fled the county after forging notes. Fall River weavers refuse reduced pay causing layoffs for working spinners. Commodore William Hopkins U S Navy retired and died in San Francisco at 73. Rob Bauer booked for stealing $20 from India Wharf Brewing NY. Wil Hammond of Honey Springs shot Tip Bullard and was wounded. Augusta Lope and Macon Chase sentenced to death in Mexico for killing McSheeney and Hoppe. Michael McLaughlin fatally injured after diving into a Chicago packing house vat.
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Fall River
William EB. Hopkins
United States Navy
San Francisco
India Wharf Brewing Company
New York
Robert Bauer
Wil Hammond
Honey Springs
Tex
Tip Bullard
Bullard
Mexico
Augusta Lope
Macon Chase
McSheeney and
Hoppe
Hy O
Chicago
Michael McLaughlin
Austrian suffrage expansion eyed amid political notes
A乱 garbled clipping notes possible extension of suffrage in Austria. It also mentions Johann Strauss ill with a cold and various European events including a Berlin dedication on November 15 and a Spanish expedition in the Philippines. The text is fragmentary with many OCR errors.
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Austria
Johann Strauss
Berlin
Syuinish Cortes
Porto Hico
Telands
Mindanae
Ambasdiiloy Runyon
Clifton Ft
Weather Outlook Hint Winds Shift Southward Friday
The forecast notes generally tall skies with winds turning southward and warmer conditions by Friday evening as a mild pattern develops.
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Republican Congress
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Bolt Works
Richard Gordeler
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Earth
DR. Helmbold
New Jersey
Michigan
the Mikado's
Brute
Hurning
United Preag
Women’s Home Mission
Scranton
Keystone
Turkey
J. M. Coppencall
Tuscola
Weather Report
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Ken
Choice
Lackawanna Ave
H. A. Kingsbury
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