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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1895

Page

7

West Side Notes and Funeral Procession Highlight City Life

The largest Bellevue funeral procession in memory accompanied the body of Mt. Matilda Owen from her home on Roland Avenue to Washburn Street cemetery. Rev. Dr. Cy Hughes led the service. pallbearers included John Dawen and others from Jackson Street church. A wide circle of out-of-town attendees joined, with extensive city coverage and crowds along Division to Bynon streets.

Bellevue Mt. Matilta Owen Roland Avenue Washburn Street TD. Cy Hughes Jackson Street Baptist Church Green Field Eighth Street Price Division Street Bynon John Dawen George Coombs W. C. Davis W. D. Jenkins John Owen David Thomas Jackson Street Larch Sainesbury David Williams Charles Jenkins Pechville Esau Knight Mauch Chunk Elizabeth Price Minersville Loomis Rebetean Thomas Wiikestarre John Grimiths Shenandoah William Jones Forest City

Munyons Dyspopin Cure Claims Curing Mrs Bates

A New Jersey woman testifies that Munyon's Digestive Cure cured her indigestion and stomach troubles after doctors and remedies failed. She reports rapid improvement after three doses and full recovery after a bottle. The ad promotes Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure and other home remedies from Philadelphia with free medical advice and low prices.

8. Bates Ceol N. J Walig Munyon Munyon Homeopathic Home Remedy Company Philadelphia Professor Munyon Arch Street

Window Shades And Plumbing Store Opens With New Stock

William D. Griffith at 115 North Main Avenue announces a new stock opening for Window Shades and plumbing services including plumbing steam heat and gas fitting satisfaction guaranteed with emphasis on quality and prompt service.

William D. Griffith North Main Avenue

Park appointments recommended for Nay Aug officials

Thames AW. Phillips and Ervan McNamara are recommended for Nay Aug park positions. A mayoral reception is likely to back the findings. Phillip is noted as employed at a power create mill and McNamara lives on Likerhe street. A supper is planned at Penn Avenue Martlet Church from 8 to 9.

Thames AW Phillips Ervan McNamara Thomasa Ahhillips Bryan McNamara Nay Aug Park Phillipe Crea McNpimnara Likerhe Street

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

Historical Kodak style health notice touts a cure for kidney and bladder issues described as rapidly relieving pain within six hours. It claims effectiveness for men and women and urges purchase from Harely Drugget at 14 Penn Avenue Beranton, Pa.

Harely Drugetet Penn Avenue Beranton

Fragmented Lineage Tale of Mim and Castorla

A garbled note references Mim clinging to Castorla and children receiving Castors. The text is unclear but implies familial bonds and gifts. No dates or places are recoverable.

Silver Question Sparks Public Meeting On Monetary Standards

The Evening notes a Columbus Young Men's Institute reception where Rev. Hy Mellen spoke on silver as money and the gold standard, tracing currency history from Israel to England and criticizing gold bugs. Frederick Zang is buried after a large funeral procession at Pittaton Avenue Cemetery. Two marriages occur at St John’s Church, Crown Avenue, with receptions at Patrick Tighe’s home and Pear Street.

Jennie Owens Main Avenue Miles Nettle Davis Margaret Avenue Pitteton Patrick Kane Potteville Airs Cooelin Kane Rockwell Street Mike Lea Heath Green Ridge William Gessner Monroe Avenue Theodore Street Boencera Mwwetrle Bocial Club Willan Tiga Providence Methost Place Mali Avenue Epworth League Rina and Morris Court Street First Ward Werker Street Heamroller Porlion Market Street Wayne Brick Avenue Bertha Sanders M. EB. Sattcers Chireh Avenue Anna #herwin Ballle Hesene Bertha Simms Jesale Footenby Hazel Hopewell Sadie Jones France Waoshburn Fansy Weshburn Josephine Paty Bertha Preston Alma Chiney Huliah Capwell Susie Watkins Charles Clark Warren Wirelick Will Sanders John Overlaugh George Orr Ninos Clark Thomas Powell Winster Finn Harry Baumgartner James Hopewell Simon Ward Stuart Ferris Filer Sanders Herbert Diy A. J. Timlin Parker Street WR. Hurlburt Afr Hurlburt Timlin Alieromun Noberta Columbus Council Young Men's Institute Donhoe Eludliman Rod Hy 0 Mellen Dittor St. John's Church Wall Ieee Jiinet Touhlil Ekili Bolustopol Pullar Min Winifred Mel- Vinter Centurieg Mir Walt Israel England Ite Boland Cleveland Wallstreet Kindle Donohoe Ging I. M. Davis Frederick Zang Pittaton Avenue St. Paul's St. John’s Church Rey J. Melley Frank O'Brien Sidhe Murray Crown Avenue Patrick Tighe Alice Loftus Pear Street Pitthton Avenue

Dunmore Local Items Show Homes and Happenings

John Horher places an iron fence on Potter Street. Mrs EW Rovie of Beranton visits relatives. W Williams reports a barn fire on Tim Street. Michael McDonald & Co opens a grocery store. George Merriman returns from Schenectady to spend the summer. The funeral of Cornelius Hirciinge is announced for Fifth Street. Mina Likate Drennan and James McAndrews marry at St Marys Church with Netile Curran as bridesmaid and Mendelssohn’s march. Reception at the bride’s home on Hunker Pit.

John Horher Hia Potter Street Mra EW. Rovie Beranton Lawh Hthernaon Bop Annolly Hey W. Williams Tim Street Michael McDonald & Co Chestnut Street George Merriman Line Schenectady Cornelius Hirciinge Jone Hie Fifth Street Ehook Mina Likate Drennan James McAndriw

Spectacular Heffalo Hills Wild West Show Comes to Town

An upcoming outdoor exhibition by Heffalo Hills Wild West Buffalo Bills promises the most wonderful display yet. It features cavalry from the United States Britain France Russia and Germany, Indiana antics and Buffalo hunt acts, Cowboys and Gauchos riding rough, shooting by Oakley Baker and Cody, a Lite Bilge Horn reenactment and the Deailwood Hlige-econeh attack. Managed by Cody Salisbury and Jame A Hailey, the show aims to educate while entertaining and travels to town on Saturday May 21.

Heffalo Hill Wild West Buffalo Bills United States Great Britain France Russia Germany Indiana Mita Antile Oakley Johnny Baker Colonel Cody Europe Nae Salsbury Wills West Jame A. Hailey Porrin Batiitoy

Tribune Publisher Notes Editorial Policy

A brief disclaimer states that letters may be published with the writer’s fame and the Tribune is not responsible for opinions expressed. It emphasizes accompanying documentation and attribution for public editions.

Tribune

Sensational Bolivia style plea on Monroe doctrine and Nicaragua

Daniel E L Strong voices in support of the Monroe doctrine urging firm action to prevent British claims and protect Nicaragua and Central American independence. He argues the United States must back English restraint or risk losing credibility and provoke conflict while defending republican liberty and the American eagle.

Kuitor Uncle Sun Lingland Cortali Vlaime Auinet Nicareila England Saint James South Central America Fulness Young Daniel EL Strong

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