West Side Ministers Conference and Civic Notes
The April meeting of the West Side Ministers association convened at Rev. Hugh Davies residence on South Lincoln Avenue with L C Floyd E R Lewis and others present. The session discussed The Work of the Christian Minister and planning for the next meeting at Rev D C Hughes Washburn Street. Also noted were a fatal heart trouble for John A James a later evening party for Effie and Arthur Crawshaw and a large funeral turnout for Patrick McGinty with services at St Patrick's church Hyde Park. Local traffic issues on Swetland Lafayette streets were blamed on mud and poor gutter maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Davies
Lincoln Avenue
John Jones
John A. James
West Side
Ministers’ Association
Hugh Davis
South
L. C. Floyd
E. St. Lewis
D.C. Hughes
D. P. Jones
A. W. Cooper
Thomas A. Bell
F. A Paupe
J.T. Morris
W. 8. Jones
E.R. Lewis
D. C. Hughes
Washburn Street
Simpson Methodist Church
William D. Williams
North Filmore Avenue
James
Hugh James
Mia
Richard Owens
Williams
Washburn Street Cemetery
Rebecca Avenue
Afonday
Effie
Arthur Crawshaw
Daleville
William Dale
Moscow
Heksie Stern
Allie Tanfield
Lizzie Lawrence
Bessie Stern
Lizale Tighe
Ella Boyle
Anna Williams
Jonnie Lawrence
Louis Howell
Kingston
Esther James
Brown's Court
Wilkes-Barre
John R. Parr
M. J. Wiliams
South Main Avenue
Salt Lake City
Ladies’ Ald Society
Scranton Street Baptist Church
William W. Jones
Simpson Methodist Episecopal
T. J. Collins
North Hyde Park Avenue
Heighton
N. J
Collins
St. Brenden
Young Men's Institute
Patrick O'Brien
Luzerne Street
Meridian Street
Pastor in Accord Claims Cure for Cancer with Kennedy Remedy
Rev I W Hill of Accord New York testifies that after a long standing lip cancer he used Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and ten years later no recurrence occurred. A local physician supports the remedy as a nerve blood food aiding general weakness and rheumatic conditions, noting its appeal to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Local Notes From Wilkes Barre and District
East Market Street resident Robert Wilson moves family to Wilkes Barre. Bull’s Head hotel undergoing repairs improving appearance. Providence Coal Co updates to their office. Hyde Park extension tracks laid between Bull’s Head and Wood Street. North Main Avenue Baptist choir to rehearse Friday for Easter music. Street department clears mud on North Main to lay crushed slag and macadamize road from Clearview to Theodore Street. Local committee formed for monthly free entertainments with members listed. Alderman J N Roberts presided over first criminal case, Flynn McHale Judge charged with careless driving. Three Company H soldiers bailed for intoxication after collision with lumber wagon on Main Avenue near Weston Place. Park Place Methodist church Sunday School event features readings, duets, solos, a sunflower drill and Temperance tableau. Light refreshments served after. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for headaches and stomach sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
East Market Street
Wilkes- Barre
Bull's Head Hotel
Providence Coal Company
Traction Company
Ita
Hyde Park
Wood Street
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
North Main Avenue
Clearview
Theodore Street
Archbalil’s Hall
Lewis H. Harris
Lewis Jones
David T. Davis
George Davis
David Smith
Thomas J. Gwynne
Griffth Davie
Willum Owens
Thomas Jehu
Esau Price
David D. Lewis
Daniel Coleman
J. N. Roberts
Handsome
New Court Room
John J. Flynn
Anthony McHale
Martin Judge
Michael Hanning
Oliver Simpson
Thomas Kiveans
Company H
Main Avenue
Weston Place
Ridgeway
Mathew Golden
Parke Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin
White
Peckville
Bernice Conger
Grace Sickler
William Benjamin
Nina Mills
Mamie Rutty
Lisele Mills
Mee Twinning
Myrtle Stewart
Myrtle Thayer
Emma
Ethel Curt
Gertie Tripp
Anna Paine
Clara Alworth
C.T. Miller
Lena Clark
Nora Lindsey
Temperance
Kate Brader
Reputable Doctor Sues Free Press for Libel in Civil Action
Dr W P Kennedy of Priceburg sues the Sunday Free Press for 10000 alleging libel from a June 12, 1892, article by North End correspondent Maloney. Defendants Beamish Lynott deny malice and claim they did not write or see the piece before service of libel summons. Trial set. Judge Gunster to charge the jury. Other court actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Beamish
B. J. Lynott
Sunday Free Press
Progressive Endowment Guild
Priceburg
Bilheimer
Maloney
Kennedy
Mr. Lynott
The
Free Press
Beamish
Lynott
Dawson
Maroney
Gunster
No. 3
Court Room
Charles P. Hallock
Stroud & Chamberlain
No. 2 Court Room
Edwards
Fannie Aswell
Mayer
Carson & Davis, Grocers
West Side
Shiffer
Philatiffs
Castoria Mentioned Throughout Family Growth Memo
A nostalgic note traces Castoria use from infancy to adulthood, noting a child in sickness, a young girl named Misa clinging to Castoria, and later giving it to her own children as they grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Misa
Microbes the Cause and Cure Lies in Germ Killing
A bold claim links disease origins to microbes and argues cure hinges on eliminating germs. The text frames microbes as the root cause of all illness and promotes aggressive germ-killing as universal remedy.
Cigar sale advertises value and refund policy
The notice details worth and sale prices for cigars over the next week or ten days. Buyers can have stock inspected by a reliable manufacturer to match the price. Most cigars use Havana seed tobacco with Sumatra wrappers and are described as good smokers. Any unsatisfactory items will be refunded and taken back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Microbe Killer Promises Cure for All Diseases
German immigrant William Radam develops the Microbe Killer after treating plants and himself. He promotes its use against germs causing malaria, dyspepsia, consumption, and chronic diseases, claiming safe, pleasant doses and free literature from the Wm Rodam Microbe Killer Co. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Radam
New York
Emperor William
Imperial Gardens
Bellevue
America
Austin
Texas
West
Radam
Radum
Dravover
William Hadam
Wm, Rodam Microbe Killer Co
Laight
Gly
Matthew Bros
Scranton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Luce Bros
Conference OF Ministers
Eddie Kelly
Moore & Shipman, Butchers
Lafayette
Jackson Street
John James
Patrick McGinty
Starner
South Malin Avenue
Revere
W. Maron & Co
J. C. King
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
William D. Grimiths
W. Hill
North End
DR. Kennedy
Frep
E. J. Lynott
Pasteur
Fro Ula
BY the
Womdguiel
Sacles
Steamship
Ceeesuses Sporting Times
Faisisine
Edna
Invincible
el Modena
Black Rabbit
Cozy
Brotherhood Puck
Minnesota
Eeeee
Amber
la Verona
Duke of Warsaw
Little Perfectos
Comrades Aksido
la Cordova
la Espanola
la Fiel
la Teta
Aksido
National Punch
Gem
la Belle Nueva
Lord Delaware Rothschild
Shiller
K. W
la Belle Rosa
IK. W
el Condilla
la Vulta
Manuel Garcia
Imp
la Fidelio
WM. Radam
Neipe Une Printing Department
Dr. Woolf
Nature
For All
W.H. Hacker
Washington, D. C
Morrell McKenzie
Spruce Street
New Hotel
Jermyn
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Wellbach Light
and Connell Canufacturers' Agents
Pilsener
Lacka
Jefferson Aves
Dupont
Wwllopes Mills
Kerne Connie, Pa
Wil Sramington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Third National Bank
Joan
M Hiente
Mulligan
Willie Batre Pe
Ane ‘Chemical Company
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
M. W. Collins
Wm. Linn Allen Stock Brokers
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. Dub
Dimmick
F. P. Price
Dickson Manufacturing
Ealers Inery
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