Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: Cowanesque River
Target Entity: Cowanesque_River
Preceding Context: The Elkland Tannery was established about 1851 by James Hancock on the south bank of the
Succeeding Context: . He was soon succeeded by S. G. Tabor & Son. In 1853, Joel Parkhurst acquired the property, which he continued to own until 1873, when he sold it to Joseph Cornelius. He owned and operated it in connection with his sons until 1893, when it passed into the hands of Proctor, Hunt & Co., of Boston, Massachusetts, Mr. Cornelius retaining an interest in the business. In January 1893, the tannery was destroyed by fire and rebuilt on the present site north of the Fall Brook railroad, beginning operations November 11, 1893.
Paragraph Title: Later Years
Source Page: Elkland, Pennsylvania

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