Local notes and railway changes in Wilkes-Barre area
A garbled page recounts events from Wilkes-Barre and Nanticoke including secret service hints, a funeral in Shamokin, and a bishopric or church notices. It notes a Lehigh Valley and Delaware and Hudson rail arrangement affecting trains via Wilkes-Barre, a Catholic church anniversary, and local deaths, weddings, and a fatal fall at Sterrick Creek with a timberman surviving a ninety two foot drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooewe Wusibeen
Mochester University of Mochester
Nanticoke
John H. Coxey
Wikes-Barre
Wyoming
G."horea
Harvey ‘Barnes
W. J. Day
Luzerne
Mary
Herbert. J. Watt
Bennett Presbyterianeharen
Luserne
Nelson
Allen
Avenicre
Lehigh Valley
Back Creek
Delano
Delaware and Hudson
Philadelphia
Wi Barre
Hudson
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Laurel
Olyphant
David Brown
Sterrick Creek Cottery
Brown
Langerous
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania delegates plan indigent Mason home
More than 1,000 delegates met in Philadelphia and unanimously voted to erect a home to aid indigent Masons, widows, and orphans. A committee will report on a management plan. officers are named, with installation set for December at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’ Electronil
Fourna
Armory Clothing & Shoe
Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania
Ree
Philadelphia
James W. Brown
Pittsburg
George R. Kendrick
George Oriedy
Huntingdon
Charles 3. Swain
PRI
Thomas T Hatton
Rand
Wiliam J. Zinn
Swain
George W. Gubhles
Scranton area notes of injuries markets and unions
A patchwork of local items mentions Patrick Donnin of Booth Scranton injured in a fall, a passenger from San Francisco taking a Philippines teaching post, Easton market prices for onions, a prolonged mine strike at Red Ash Wilkes-Barre, and cabbage quality affecting district markets. Also notes marriage at Olyphant, quarantine, river ferry service disruption, and wage talks among Scranton carriers. Local officials pursue prosecutions, the Lehigh Valley plan change, and a drug advertisement for Dr Howard's Dyspepsia Specific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick ‘Donnin
Booth Scranton
Taylor Mala
Soueph Madara
Mauch Chunk
San Prancisco
Philippines
Easton
Fone
Red Ash
Wilkes-Barre
Catawinsa Valley
Augustin MC Atherton
Providence
Ales May L the Youn
John M. Evans
Olyphant
David Spencer
Patrick Carroll
West Scranton
Bellevue
Bimdate
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna
C. Donovan
Ferria
Tunkhannock
Berancon
Silman
Kprove
Liehtenwainer
Ocha
Allentown
Mt Carmel
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Ie Teal
Connel
Scranton
Calcura Solvent touted by Kingston doctor in testimonial
Unsourced testimonial claims Calcura Solvent by Dr Kennedy cures bladder stones by dissolving them. A writer from Rondout Kingston New York cites prior doctors and states relief after using a one dollar bottle. The letter emphasizes sole availability and urges others to try the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Miller
Dr. Kennedy
Kennedy
William Hf. Miller
David Ken Imedy
Rondout
Kingston
N.Y
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J.N. Terwilliger, Prop’r
Pittston
Cary
W. L. McDougall, Optician
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Title & Guarantee Trust Co
A. J. Barber & Co
Broad St
Troxell Block
J-B
Equitable Life
Goren
Equitable
Edward
L. Pancoast
York Avenue
Element
Ual
Columbia
Atlanta Constitution
Oxford
Ius
J.T. Armsikung & CO
South Main St
Gompertz
Unis
Esas Iab
Leo XII
Acara
Greene
Houck
Price
Kane
Chas
Waters
D. Stroh
G. W. Atkinson
Vireta F T
Thos. J. Yates
Broad Street Theater
Raye
Hubert Emmet
Handlo
Paul Revere
Honara‘Bunter
Jim
Aleksy
Blakey
Bestles Iy
Chamberlin
A. Tindale
Summerson
DeWit
DeWitt
Thos. J
Hasseton
Union Republic Font
State League of Republican Clubs of
Penneytta Republicana
Ven
J. H. Houck
Howard
Gazette
Howari
J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
W. C. Price
Farrer, Peck & Oberts
Stroh’s Pharmacy
Cravenette Coats
Red Star Trading Stamps
B. Oppenheimer
Brown & CO
North Main ST
Bridge
C. Bechtold
N. Main St
Pitston
Bright
Java
Royal ‘Arma
T. A. Grace
South Main Street