Lackawanna County council approves fire hose requisitions and street projects
Select council in Carbondale approved remaining under $100 of the fire department appropriation for hose company requisitions. Final readings posted for North Church street bridge $1,200 and sewer district annexation. Several resolutions passed including advertising for bids on North Church to Canaan streets, transfers per the controller, and a 35 foot Shell avenue street request. Battle avenue opening rejected and referred to the street committee. An engineer survey for Park street was ordered. A South Church street Ninth avenue sewer ordinance was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Church Street
Firat
Mullady
Canaan Street
Shell Avenue
Mannion
Battle Avenue
Park Street
Lincoln Avenue
John Gibbs
Death of Nathan E Fa lleh in Texas
Word reached of the death of Nathan E Fa lleh son of Mr and Mrs N B English Belmont street Belmont street Texas after blood poisoning from a felon on his finger Born in Greenfield aged thirty eight He had lived in Texas seventeen years Survived by wife father and mother one brother William G of Texas and two sisters Mrs R S Whitfield of this city and Mrs A Porter of Elmira N Y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. BD
English
Belmont Street
San Antonio
Texas
Doocenned
Greenfield
Eyore
William G
R. 8. Whitfield
A. Porter
Elmira, N
Wedding Announcements for Julia L and Emma Gilmartin
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Julia L daughter of Mrs Catherine Houston to Mr James J Gor man a popular South Main street merchant. The event will take place at high noon Wednesday September 26 at St Rose church. On Wednesday of next week two well known young people of this city will be joined in wedlock. They are Miss Emma Gilmartin and Mr Thomas Harte of Cottage Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia L
Catherine Houston
James J. Gorman
South Main Street
St. Rose Church
Emma Gilmartin
Thomas Harte
Cottage Street
Local visitors and residents noted in city social list
Mr and Mrs W DPD Bryan of Washington DC visit Mr and Mrs J FE Burr. Miss Annie Reilly of Fallbrook Street visits Scranton friends. James and Lawrence Cherrity return from Schenectady NY. Miss Agatha Dwyer with typhoid fever moved to Dr Wheeler's private hospital. Dr Thompson of Scranton in the city on Saturday night. Minnie Walsh returns to Pittston. Miss Nora Gallagher of Crystal Lake spent yesterday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Walsh
Pittston
Nora Gallagher
Crystal Lake
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD NOTES AND EVENTS
Frank Graves plans a New York City trip this week. The Ladies Aid society of 81 Janes church meets Thursday at Mrs. Silas Hills home on Third Street. Lafay ette College students excel in sports with Cure at fullback known for size and punting. Mr and Mrs John Marian return from their wedding trip to Buffalo and Toronto. Buffalo job hires draw many former travelers. Farm laborers complain of strikes as subsistence workers are paid fifty cents per day. Migrant labor pressures calm but tensions rise. Orig elist John Graves spent Sunday in Cadoala New York. A stray dog causes mischief. Chief McGinley to shoot if seen. Miss Mary McCarthy and Mike Kurr Meehan visit Philadelphia friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Graves
New York City
Mra
W. BE
Davis
Thin Srt
Ladies' Aid Society
Janes Ehureth
Silas HB. Hills
Third Street
Lafaycette College
Takifig
Cure
Creenfield
John Marian
Buffalo
Toronto
Guy
Origelst
John Gravee
Cadoala
N. Y
McGinley
Mary McCarthy
Mike Kurr Meehan
Philadelphia
Viewers appointed to assess sewer damages travel site
Court appointed viewers BF Kennedy F M Williams and W L Hill of Scranton to survey the proposed sewer grounds and estimate damages and benefits. The Baptist Young People's union at Susquehanna Street Baptist Church meets tonight with Mrs T W Watkins leading a talk on Tares in Your Field and a blackboard lesson on A Pod of Peas by President W Hi Priest. PF O Malley left for Philadelphia yesterday to take a course in den
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Kennedy
F. M. Williams
W. L. Hill
Scranton
Baptist Young People’s Union
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
T. W. Watkins
W. Hi
PF. O'Malley
Philadelphia
Local Socials and City News From Taylor
Community news from Taylor includes Grice Gordon's tenth birthday reception hosted by Mr and Mrs George Gordon on Washington street with refreshments by Myre Gordon. Also reported are incidents of a small fire at John Glynn’s residence, theft at David H Evans barber shop, a police visit to Poughkeepsie, a United Mine Workers union meeting, funeral of Alfred Jones, upcoming Taylor Reds vs West Side Browne game, and local social visits across Scott township and Susquehanna county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon
Washington Street
Grice
Folka
Myre Gordon
Muriel
Marston Waters
Mame
Brama Horas
Scranton
Ruth Fierdan
Linea Veighta
Gertrude Morris
Sarah Jenking
Minna Stumf
Annie Davis
Nora
May
Ella Cummings
Casele Jorn
Ralph and
Harold Jardon
Taylor
John Glynn
David H. Evans
Oakatyecot
Evans
Justice
Andrew Doles
Main Street
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
United Mine Workers’ Union
Barham’s Hall
Alfred
Price Jones
D. C. Eden Wirds
Forest Home
Taylor Reds
West Sile Browne
Latten
Latten's
Mises Mary
Jlannah Davis
Rosette
Macy Jones
John Thoma
North Taylor
Scott Township
Lackawanna Lodge
Seaeion
Henry Jones
Susquehnana County
and Aire
Wiliam Pell Ard
Mel Mire
Gtr Bend
Pockville
Mianche Bonfield
Jormen
Wonderful Diarrhoea Cure Restores Health in Virginia
A reader from Hiltetile Virginia recounts a long battle with diarrhoea ended by Chambrain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After a brief course the writer is fully well and urges fellow sufferers to try the medicine, noting improved health and vigor. Readily available from Matthews Bros wholesalers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Chambrlain
Iloum
Moore
Matthews Bros
Comfort to Sing At Methodist Church Sept twenty fourth
L M Comfort of Cowego will give a phonograph entertainment at the Methodist church on Wednesday evening September 24. Admission is ten and twenty cents. A special business meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union was held at the home of Mrs O P Stolly yesterday. Maurice B Dean left yesterday for New York to enter Columbia College’s music department. The Millers entertained friends over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gert Romers of Wyoming visit the former’s parents here. Rev A W Cooper plans to attend the State Methodist meeting in Harrisburg. All persons intending to enter the Sacred Literary class are reminded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Comfort
Cowego
Women's Christian Temperance Union War Hell
O. P. Stoll
Yeeternday Cafleronony
Maurice B. Dean Lef
Yeaterday
New York
Haasica Department
Columbia
Col
Lone
Theodore Miller
Gert Romers
Wyoming
A. W. Cooper
Methodist Church
Harrisburg
Baptist church to hold winter study group on Thursday
In the winter meeting at the Baptist church all are invited to organize and pursue study of Life of Christ on His Teachings. Mrs J W Derehimer entertains Mrs Kolser of Wilkes-Barre and Mrs James P Dichton hosted Scranton visitors. Mr and Mrs Henry M Iven plan a Adirondacks trip this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Derehimer
Kolser
Wilkes-Barre
James P. Dichton
Scranton
Henry M. Iven
Adirondacks
Man Hit by Biesel Named Garfield Thomas in Street Accident
Mr Ta Silvius was struck crossing near the post office by a bicyclist Garfield Thomas and hurled onto the pavement. He recovered quickly and walked home. Witnesses did not blame Thomas as accident deemed unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Silvius
Garfield Thomas
Silvis
de. Crives
Jormyn
Mona Ald
Bilvius
Mr. Thomas
Wieport
Mies
W. JE. Werner
Edith
Harry
Tediy
Oak Park
D. P. Taylor
Prospect Hill
Riverside
Prices
James Patterson
New York
Wintenborough
Mire
James Strong
Winton
Prospect Cometery
Riverside Cook Conpany
Wilson Fire Company
Thee
Sterrick Crook and Lackawanns
Simpson & Watkins
Lecture by Wilkes-Barre Superintendent on Character Building
Professor Coughiin will lecture this evening at the Methodist church on Character Building. Milo Coulbaugh and Aaron THNington departed Saturday for Philipsburg in Center county. Mr and Mrs Frank Howard and family left for Colorado. Mrs Robinson of West Scranton visits her daughter Mrs Olen Rogers. Ladies Aid society meets at the Methodist parsonage tomorrow afternoon. A special school board meeting is set for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughiin
Wilkes-Barre
Methodist Church
Charsacter
Milo Coulbaugh
Aaron Thnington
Phillipsburg
Center County
Frank Howard
Colorado
Robinson
West Scranton
Olen Rogers
Methodist Patrsonage
Evens Irie
Local Notice and Social Roundup From Pittston Area
Spieial tate Scranton Tribne reports events in Pittston and West Pittston. Dr W J Plumley of Scranton will speak at the M G C A educational and physical department opening with Charles W Hiley named physical director. A Lamb grand march prize and a church reports keep local interest high.
Will Prosecute Garman For Contempt In Court
Exclusive dispatch from Wilkes-Barre says Judge Woodward will press proceedings against ex Democratic Chairman John M Garman for contempt of court. Poweres to be filed in a few days alleging violent abuse of the judge at the convention. Affidavits from prominent lawyers across political lines cite alleged outbursts in saloons and on streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
A Pocket Cold Cure Marketed for Quick Relief
Krause's Cold Cure comes in capsule form and is claimed to cure a cold in head throat chest or any part of the body within 24 hours. The notes promise no work stoppage. Tile Bie, Sold by Matthews Brox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Matthews Brox
Railroads announce Homeseekers excursions for 1900
Announced first and third Tuesdays each month from Chicago via the Milwaukee and St Paul line to multiple western states. Round trip fare is one five plus two dollars, valid two days. Special excursions on August 28 September 4 and 5 to Deadwood Spearfied Rapid City Custer Casper Sheridan at one fare plus Y for the round trip, valid to October 31 with limited westward stopovers. Contacts: W M Howell and John Pou, Broadway New York and Williamsport Pa.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Pointe In Towa
South
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Oregon
Washington
Cali
W. EK. Howell
KE. P. A
Brodway
New York
John FR. Pott
D. P
Williamsport
Bept
4Th
Sth
Deadwood
Spearfield
Rapid City
Custer
Casper
Sheridan
Wyo
Omaha
Howell
G. BK
Roowd
Special excursion tickets to Denver and nearby cities
Special excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood City and Ogden Utah will be sold from Chicago via Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Paul railway on August 1 and September 4 for two dollars round trip. Good to return by October 1900. For details contact W Howell Broadway New York or R Pott Williamsport 1486 William St Williamsport.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood City
Ogden
Utah
Chicago
Miwauken
81. Paul
Howell
HP. A
Broadway
New York
Or Inc
R. Pott
D. P
William St
Williams
Port
Theatrical Notices From Aged Page Fragments
Fragmented OCR shows theater items and company names including Le Moyne in The Grates Tiling in the World and Prisonie of Zonda from an Academy of Muse. Other listings reference The Avliey Siaok Company and Hird & ol turille Mili ahnele with unclear venues and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tearsway
Shum Oh Hird
Miliahnele
Cespay
Mre le Moyne
Ef Zonda
Academy of Muse
The
Avliey Siaok Company
The Land of the Living Theatre Review
A lengthy notice praises the Aubrey company for a six week run of The Land of the Living. It highlights elaborate scenery and effects and predicts strong audience appeal led by Frank Harvey and the Mikie Wee troupe in a premier of The Land of the Debi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Mukie
Howe
Frank Harvey
Sigwins
Portnaynd
Genald
Allie
Tate
Aubrey Company
Fragmented text surrounds a New York event listing
A garbled write up describes an upcoming gathering at a hotel or venue in New York involving multiple figures and attractions. It mentions a show, a host, and references to speakers and performances. The exact details are obscured by OCR errors.
Inaugural Evening at Viera Theater Featured Band and Performers
The program opens with the long awaited Obator Cuvee Bob Taylen delivering a fundus auldives of The Pile arylate Dow. Following are Mare and the Srold Sisters with performances by the Trecharny Concert company and Moaart Amphoe Cymer chub. Rev. Siuifond will present a lecture on Midwheth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Viera Theater
Bob Taylen
Mare
Furnished Mouse to Rent in Madison Ave Parlor
A fragment notes a furnished mouse for rent at a parlor on Madison Avenue with unclear directions. The entry resembles an old classified snippet with garbled lines and partial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avon
Madison Awente
Proposals for Clearing and Construction on Bridge Site
A wartime public notice on site clearance and bridge construction details includes required dimensions, material specs, and safety standards. It references military oversight, locations in Scranton and nearby avenues, and the need for essential access and protection during works.
Illegal auction notice with distorted text
Notice of sale for a property tied to a legal matter. The document lists officials and dates but text is garbled. The sale is scheduled for an unspecified Wednesday at a listed time in a city with limited legible details.
Local Scranton Firms Advertise Services and Notices
Dense OCR listing shows Edward H. Davis and many Scranton professionals advertising architecture, law, real estate, and loans. Names include Joseph Retley, Dr K Milenberger, Victor Koch, Browning, Patterson, Thayer, Ayres, Clark, and more. Mentions Lovepeat plan, Washington avenue, Spruce Street, and Scranton House near the passenger depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton House
Parsenger
Lovepeat
Victor Koch
Monprintor
Murderous attack leaves family dead in Beaufort area
Report details a brutal crime near Yemaseee Heat in fort county. A man killed his wife and child with a knife and gunfire after an earlier confrontation, as neighbors heard gunfire and pleas for mercy. Authorities, including the sheriff, failed to arrest the suspect despite efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
McSweeney
Yemaseee
Heat
Fort County
Joe Smalls
Adan Clee
Gilee
Simalla
Ellen
Giles
Sapaia
Beaufort
Mysterious poisoning shocks New Jersey farm family
In Rahway New Jersey Clement In and a domestic named Kate were found dying after a suspected poisoning. One man, David Long, died before help arrived. Long reported illness since Tuesday and said the pair were sick after being exposed to a mysterious illness. Investigators will determine if the poisoning was accidental or deliberate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Intel
Clement
Rahway
N. J
Batuyidasy
Tase Morris Burt
Bin
David Long
Kate
Hurt
Long
Unclear Event Narrative From Historic Wire Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a disturbance at Steglien Mules with an attack, a person named Mabew involved, and another party in a tense exchange. Details are garbled. readable elements mention a confrontation and an unidentified victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steglien
Wow Buchen
Mabew
Ifie Waitin
Sunday Traps and Local Trades Report
Fragmented OCR notes outline a schedule of events and figures for Carbindale and nearby areas. Mentions Willie Barre and Allany with times and measurements, plus locations such as Lake Lodere and North-to, in a United States trade context. Burdick and organization initials appear. text is incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbindale
Willie Barre
Allany
Pointe North
Forescent
Lake Lodere
United States
Burdick
Senunten
Lehigh Valley schedules trains from Scranton to New York
Train timetables list Lehigh Valley Railroad services from Scranton via Peliad New York and intermediate stations. Ex speaker notes show departures 0:45 p m 1:15 pm 3:55 pm and 10:08 pm with connections to Towanda Elmira Geneva Buffalo and Niagara frontier destinations. Pullman reservations and outside connections also noted.
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New York
Philadephia
Stroud
Mohoken
Hijlidelpha
Aveive
Pinan Streddetaige
Teave Scranton
Buffalo
Lid
Uoa
Byra
Montrowe
Nicholws
Binghamton
Scranton
Pion Gswege Onl Sree
Prom Vtiea
Frown Meholwon
Stillo
Krom Montrose
Bloomabore
Dividon
Ieove Beranton
Northimberland
Saperi
Porthemouth
Nanticoke
Plymouth
Northumeberland
South
Mesa
North Feave Siranton
Teave Airantoe Ab
Cor Peli
Te. Oh
Nia
Ated Dyao
Ron
Los
Fae
White Haven
Ehteleton
Reading
Elmira
Uhirw
Gereva
Geneva
Hookester
Niagara
Chirag
D. & ‘ Okiie
Mate UA
W&m
Kes
Bartevil New Pots
Philadelphia
Buttwlo
Eric Hollis
Aeal
Cortland Elieet
Culales
Cortland Etna
New Vo
Dive Pai
Soul Hethletom
Vorthekets
Pullman
Ketanta Ascne
Sevanten
Central Railroad of New Jersey Time Table Notice
Timetable effective May 29, 3060 lists train departures from New York Port of Liberty Street to Newark Philadelphia Wilkes Barre and other points with varying times and destinations including Mountain Park and Bethlehem. Officials J Chier dsen general superintendent and Hh 14 Tardwen general passenger agent are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poot of Liberty Steeet
S. We
Sermiton
Newark
Hiebert
Whiladelphia
Bakton
Hothtehwm
Ablentown
Mowe Chunk
White Haven
Expres
Sun Wave
Mitton
Wilkes-Barre
Sedov
Siandaya
Whington
Sonny
West
Bethlelem
Mrandl
Geran
Rove
Lel
Mareleturg
Vis Abiai
Bandayay
Thougl Tickela
Couth
Chierdsen
Supt Hh
Tardwen
Pas
Incomplete OCR local transit notes with scattered times
The readable fragments show schedules and routes with stops at Carbondale, Walton, Delhi, and Muln Lit, plus mentions of freight lines and transit agents. Several lines list times, destinations, and agencies such as Traveline Manager and Serene We, but the OCR is heavily garbled with inconsistent punctuation and stray letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotty
Jas A. m
Capence
Ay Leone Artie
Cudoudla
Kere Carbondale
Ty Saintle Hound
Eames
Om Ryinlos
Lomaebint Butt
Camel
York
Traveline Mennger Ament
Serene
Local Train Schedule Notice On Line Closures
Fragmented OCR text describes a train schedule with times and fares in New York area, mentioning Hawine and Setamiin, a Sept date, and a price around $90. It references early morning departures and multiple stations, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alowlis
Hawine
New York
Sirmiy
Setamiin
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Lackawanna County
Carbondale
Tintry
University of Pennsylvania
H. &. Hueh
Haat Mauch Chunk
Harry Buddle
Jermyn
John Keane
Lackawanne Street
Albert Bymons
Williamn Jones
Albert Lindsey
Charlee Lewnsley
Mathewson
Honesier
Norwich
Meo
David T. Lewie
Kate Thomas
Georgia
Delaware Street
BJ. Lynch
Alvin Pritchard
Nathan English
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Taylor News
Alfred Jones
Virginia
Hiltetile
Dalton
Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Peckvillee
Spieial Tate Scranton Tribne
M. GC. AL
W. J. Plumley
School of the Lackawannid
Charles W. Hiley
Mauch Chunk
Willie
Ser Lets
Damen Williais
Annie
Hyde Park
Wea
Presbyterian Churel
Gale Veen Susterere
West Pittston
Tinghamton
Anna White
Eorge Doyle
Tormierly
Ikphice
Duryea
A. J. McAarew
Awcon
Ois Mathe
Timothy Dougherty
West Pittaton
Wits Lp
Tippling House
Dougherty
Garman
South Dakota
Lyceum
the Land of the Living
Minstrels
Curtis
Lawent
Sarah Cowell LeMoyne
Saal Cowell
Lynn
Zenda
Wala Boer
Dinkins
Watin
Vaglooda
Mmel
Minion Barber
Topi Wall Srewte
Ihe
Tine Waals
Gryninunie
Bearrett
Larned
Ewclomgnre
Coliff
Ad Townie
Rome
Anil Rowley
Brockaway
People’s Exchange
Beneft
Ars
Seeamians Miemen Vittes
Court
Miwa
SF Monly
Soranion
Green
Tuwation
Lackawanna Avenue
Addios W
G. i
Odielndig
A. Major
Hitati
Mexico
Gow
General Delivery
Marine Corps
United States Navy
Philippines
BL i
Russell
W. Corner Lark
Oulick
Builling
Ioon
Briggs
Poole
R. Briggs
North Main Avenue
Kicke
Adana
Mulberry
Soeatiton Beilye Dalint
Seaton Khelit Company
Amd Te Mold
Ds Tela
Aid
VONV
LEGAL
Eloek A. m
Anteli
Erly
Mag Segall
Amman
Cook
Pellerin Inginard
Balary
Mori
Ayyely Ak 'Rie Werte
Gall
Saloy Gouil Eppurtinjoy
Gina Brow
South Thirteenth
Walt
Louise Shoemaker
Adame
Ae Yeader
Ole Morest Court
Ely
Bear
Sepaation
Phila
Glee
Elty
Hin
Treitaner
Kerr
Steimngapliey
Effier Wan UN A. Chie
Mulhern Street
Oly
Edward C. Spaulding
St Traders’ Bank Building
Architects
Edward H. Davis
Architecr
Connell Wollding
Serant
Frederick I Brown
Price Qwollding
Wasilagtinvenue
Seniten
Eaine Acer
Joseph Retley
Lindedt
K. Milenberger
Padle Building
Sprig Street
Shanton
Dit
Olaman
Earner
Drc
Laprach
HF. Reynolds, Opp
F. O
P. Zeigler
W. Browning
Forai Law
Neoule
Meare Building
Corr Waehington Avenuue
Sprien
Buvem
Aptorney
Conaneit
Joy At-Law
Horr Building
Peanehante Aricurties
Wil Ait
Warren & KN
Alvin and
Carnet Hoke
Washington Avenue
Sitting
Jpasep & Jessup
James W. Oakrword
Rowan W. Thayer, Arroryny
Yu Podias
Sje Huul
Meare Dilhivinig
Paaso
A. Wayres
VIAW
Board We Trade
Lulliliog
Berantan
Uatead
CR. Pacher
At-1 Aw
Toile
Feranten, Ma
A.W. Bertholy
SRS Blpg
Physicians and Surgeons
W. Allen
Eoton
Be. & WL Amoreads
Officr den Wasge
Mudiaenry
Uening Dtys
Ime
Aston
Mittaley
ASM
Hoatrac
Leeds
Clark
Main Avis Et al Telephone
Misgploneous
Wegargen
Roe Punters
FY. Wennets BN
Twine
Lansaloua Avenue
Sorantun
Negro Desperado
Peoleice Wite Linn
Associated Mine
Scranto
Sunbury
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Arleton
Rd. Wood
Delaware Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Eifoot
Arbondale
Lane Housdaie Aeave
Lodtvre
A& Wy
Geal
Itis
Mott
Jane R. Te Pointe
Yai
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ontario
Erle and
Wyoming Valley
Tine Valley
Keller
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