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PERSONS AND SCENES IN DAY'S GRIST OF NEWS FROM HOME AND ABROAD AS .CAUGHT BY tHE CAME$
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I GOSSIPING ON THE WAY TO THE CLUB ' A SIDELIGHT ON THE SMALLPOX SCARE t
Thomas M. Eynon, president of a brass foundry firm, and This house and family in Millville, N. J., have been put under quarantine, so the f
I John Weaver, former Mayor, who looks as f he might bo masculine members thereof being barred from their usual activities? are seeking what j
j comparing the transit light with .the revolt against the recreation and amusement may be obtained from the roof top. The hours are whiled j
( gas steal which he largely inspired in 1005. away by exchanging gossip and badinago with sympathetic passersby. Jf
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JAMES M. REED
Kb Mf a company that manufactures railroad equip
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H THE SPRING THE OARSMAN'S FANCY
turns to thoughts ei tha Schuylkill, as ia proven y this picture of the Crescent Boat Club crew putting their sheU in the water for a Ilttie preliminary
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