Light Penetrates Wood Marvelous Roentgen Findings
New Haven Feb 6 Arthur W Wright of Yale has produced perhaps the first cathode photograph in the United States. He photographed his left hand with bone detail and shading showing color and tendons. The experiment used a Crookes tube, five batteries, and a large induction coil. Wright notes corking results from negative pole rays and that wood and leather allow light through while glass resists. A rabbit test showed internal detail through fur though plate issues occurred. He foresees a revolution once perfected.
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New Haven
Conn
Arthur W. Wright
Yale University
Sloane Laboratory
Wright
Kays
Professor Wright
Sayl
Woilit
Prof. Wrieht
Court of Appeals Affirms Judgment Against A B Carpenter
The St Louis Court of Appeals sustains a judgment for Sarah M Pierce and James J Pierce totaling 2500 dollars against A B Carpenter of St Louis. The ruling confirms the lower court award in this civil action.
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Court of Appeals
A. B. Carpenter
St. Louis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Brings Health to Thousands
It is not what is said but what Hood's Sarsaparilla does that proves its merit. The testimonial claim cites thousands cured, noting Hood's Sarsaparilla as the leading remedy with the largest sales and production. It urges trying the medicine that has helped many people.
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Hood
Debility and the promise of a concentrated food product
The passage defines debility as a total system collapse from organ failure and nourishment loss leading to wasting and death from starvation. It asserts that this trouble is always avertable by the use of a “greatest concentrated food product.”
Bovinine Praised By Fort Edward Doctor
Dr. M. W. Van Denburg of Fort Edward New York reports using Bovinine in cases of extreme debility where no other food was tolerated and achieved satisfactory results. Physicians widely share this positive experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. van Denburg
Fort Edward
N. Y
Trial notes on Carpenter assault verdict appeal
Clues from Clayton show BK Carpenter accused of kissing Mrs Pievee triggering an assault trial. The judge instructed the jury that willful and wrongful conduct could lead to exemplary damages. Evidence favored Mrs Pleee. Carpenter sought a new trial arguing only nominal damages. Court sustains ruling on exemplary damages.
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BK. Carpenter
Clayton
Carpeniens
Ape Jeuls
Resumed the Tank Harvard Oarsmen Return to Tank Training
Harvard oarsmen abandon the Carey building rowing machines in Cambridge and return to the tank after four years. Coach Watson reverses the plan, citing lack of blade work on water and the need to train in the tank. Mid-year exams pause activity this week. training resumes Monday.
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Cambridge
Watson
Harvard
Carey Building
Hla
McKinley Hosts Welcome Home Reception in Canton
Ex-Governor McKinley and Mrs. McKinley held a reception at their North Market street home in Canton. Over 1,000 guests were welcomed by Major McKinley and ushered into parlors where they met Mrs. McKinley. The decorated house featured plants and flowers with music provided by an orchestra. McKinley’s mother could not attend due to illness.
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Canton
Pele
McKinley
North Market Street
Major McKinley
Quite a romance unfolds from a thread spool letter
Eugene Green of Byzacuae visited his sister in Turnwood last October and found a spool with a note to contact Miss Lena Drake of Willmant, Conn. He wrote, received a prompt reply, exchanged photos, and eventually met and renewed their pledges. They married at Willimantic yesterday.
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Liberty
N. Y
Eugene Green
Byzacuae
Turnwood
Lena Drake
Illlmantle
Local News Notice At Hannon & Co Establishment
Advertisements orders for job work and items for publication left at Hannon & Co newsdealers North Main Street will receive prompt attention. Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Hannon & Co
North Main Street
Peter Devaney Laid To Rest In Solemn Funeral
The mall carrier Peter Devaney who died in a collision with a Lackawanna Valley Rapid Transit vehicle was buried after a 10 o'clock requiem mass at St Rose church. Rev Father Grit led a fervent sermon praising Devaney as an earnest worker for God and a faithful husband and Christian. Members of the Young Men's Institute and mall carriers attended, with mourners presenting floral tributes including a broken Golimn piece from Postmaster Nealon and a pillow from coworkers. Interment followed at St Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Devaney
Lackawanna Valley Rapid Transit Company
St Rose Church
Father Grit
Mr. Devaney
Young Men's Institute
Michael Harte
James Cullis
Michael Mellaney
James Bagley
William McAndrew
J. F. McDonald
Daniel F. Larkin
Patrick F. Murphy
W. B. Chase
Geo
A. Davies
M. C. Oliver
P. F. Carroll
Peter
Nealon
Currier
Post Office
Brother
J. Rose Cemetery
Resolutions of Condolence by the Young Men's Institute
At a Feb 6 meeting the Young Men's Institute adopted resolutions on the death of P A Devaney praising his service to family church and community. They express sympathy to his family, request mourning for 30 days, and will publish in minutes and papers.
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Young Men's Institute
A. Devaney
P. A. Devaney
Daily Papers
Young Men's Institute Record
Surprise Party for Frank Jones on Washington Street
Frank Jones of Washington street received a large gathering of friends at his parents home Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Jones. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Boyd, several Misses Moyles Hoyd Courtright Williams Peuckett Jones Joyce Boyd Hoyd Brown Moosic and Messrs Histed Craig Porter Watkins Vail Hurke Carr Kinback Wallace Tulley Peterson Jones Reeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones
Washington Street
Edmund Jones
J.T. Boyd
Gertrude Moyles
Maggie Hoyd
Edna Courtright
Anna Williams
Amelia’ Peuckett
Mamie Jones
Mary Joyce
Jessie Boyd
Rowena Hoyd
Nelile Brown
Moosic
Wallace Histed
Andrew Craig
J. Porter
Ben Watkins
Charles Vail
Edward Hurke
Edward Carr
Kinback
Sidney Wallace
Robert
Alex Tulley
Edwin Peterson
Wallace Jones
David Reeve
Severe City Storm Halts Streetcar Service
A year’s worst storm taxed water lines and heavily delayed streetcar progress throughout the city. Flooding and outages disrupted daily routines as authorities urged caution and repairs continued.
Local Notes Include Visits and Social Plans
William Carter of Spring Street is confined at home with muscular rheumatism. A $200 brooch lost by Mrs. S. K. Morse was returned to her by Allen Mamle Devine who received a reward. Wallace Allen of Buffalo, former high school principal, visits in town. Crescent club to host a social in Burke's Hall next Wednesday. John Evans of Olyphant visiting friends. Thomas Evans of Rock Avenue returns from Taylorville. Children of Mr and Mrs Blelin on Pike Street recovering from diphtheria. Teane Sliger in the city on business. E. M. Peck elected secretary of Keystone Academy. Dr T. Fitzsimmons and James J. Gorman to attend a Cardinal Satolli reception at the new Philadelphia Catholic home.
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William Carter
Spring Street
K. Morse
Allen Mamle Devine
Wallace Allen
Buffalo
Justin
Crescent Club
Burke's Hall
John Evans
Olyphant
Ely
Thomas Evans
Rock Avenue
Taylorville
Recamier Company Fails Appointed Receiver in New York
Charles M. Sprague was named receiver for Recamier Manufacturing Company at New York with branches in Chicago and Montreal. Mrs. Harriet Hubbard Ayer and J. F. W. Sprague filed the application. Liabilities run about 126000, largely owed to newspapers for advertising. Assets total 7858 in goods on hand and receivables. The firm owns trade marks and formulae but no value is placed on them. The company manufactured face cream balm and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Face Cream Company
New York
Charles MM. Sprague
Recamier Manufacturing, Company
Chicago
Montreal
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
J. F W. Sprague
Local Residents and Visitors Schedule in Scranton Area
George Osborne of Dalton, a painter, occupies the second floor of T. C. Shiling's blacksmith shop. 8. C. Koons spent a few days in Wilkes-Barre last week. Mrs. William Bonne of Scranton visited Mrs. Charles Daily Friday and Saturday. Grace and Dora Potter of Scranton are visiting friends here. Miss Grace Hartman, a dressmaker, is stopping at Edward Acton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Osborne
Dalton
T. C. Shiling
8. C
Koons
Wilkes-Barre
William Bonne
Scranton
Charles
Missex Grace
Dora Potter
Grace Hartman
Acton's
Died at Four of Pneumonia Young Wef ferling
Mise Loulkea Wefferling the four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wefferling died at their Third street home Thursday morning from pneumonia. Survived by parents two sisters Mrs Dr Oconli and Augusta and brother Lawrence all local and brother Henry in New York. Funeral Sunday at 3 pm with services likely in the Presbyterian church.
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Mise Loulkea Wefferling
William Wefferling
Third Street
Pheumonic
New York
Mra
Meennerchor
August Sickler
Tankhannock
Hen- Jamin Gardner
Honesdale
Armory
Young Child Joseph Henry Died After Brief Illness
The 3-year-old son of Robert Harding, Joseph Henry, died Tuesday night following several days of illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Brick Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henry
Robert Harding
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a fifty year staple for teething children. It claims to soothe the child ease gums relieve pains cure wind colic and diarrhea with a fifty five cent bottle sold by druggists worldwide urging buyers to insist on the genuine product.
Water hazard to Honesdale after heavy rain flood risk rises
The article notes heavy rain in Honesdale causing streams to rise to flood levels. Ice is expected to break up and threaten riverside property with possible damage.
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Honesdale
Pleasant surprise party hosted for Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wildrick
A social gathering on Wednesday evening at North Main Street featured singing, recitations, games, and refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Edeall, Mr. and Mrs. Mosteller, and many local residents. Jury lists and community notices follow with names and local happenings.
Deaths and local incidents in Hallstead and nearby areas
Miss Mary Reap dies at home on Dunmore Street after a chill while cleaning gutters. Funeral set for 10 tomorrow. burial in Catholic cemetery. A ten year old Blakeley boy drowns after slipping into a risen creek during floods. body not recovered. Collieries shut down yesterday due to the freshet. Ladies' Ald society served supper at Sweeney building with poor turnout because of rain. Mrs Apt and son visit Pittston relatives. Miss Della Thompson returns to New York after visit.
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Mary Reap
Dunmore Street
Lewis Newkirk
Fourth Street
Blakely
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Gupper
Sweeney
TL. Apt and Son
Pittston
Della Thompson
New York
Waterman Couple Returns from Visit and Local Plans
Mr and Mrs Albert Waterman return from a visit with friends at Foster. A boys brigade will be organized open to Presbyterian and Baptist church attendees to raise funds for salts with an upcoming entertainment. Michael Walters formerly of this place now in Conell rents his farm there and will move here in spring. Local youths enjoyed a sleigh ride to New Milford and back on Wednesday. The Baptist Ladies Aid plans a sociable at Frank Lawrences home Friday afternoon.
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Albert Waterman
Foster
Michael Walters
Conell
New Milford
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Frank Lawrence
Tragic Coal Gas Poisoning Hits Forest City Family
Patrick Shaughnessy his wife and six year old son Martin were asphyxiated by coal gas in Clinton Wayne county near Forest City. The mother recovered though the child died after prolonged unconsciousness. Funeral for the boy planned in Honesdale.
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Patrick Shaughnessy
Martin
Clinton
Wayme County
Forest City
Wayturt
Dwyer
Michael Cawley
Honesdale
Wo'clawk
Michael Morvan
Carbondale
Richmondale
Patrick Boylan
Patrick
Boylan
Are You Raptured Representative Men Tell Their Own Story
A medical advertisement claims Dr A P O Malley cures ruptures with thirteen weekly visits no business interruption. Cases include J J Briggs night watchman and Charles Vanderbure driver living in Wilkes Barre. testimonies say the cure is permanent and kolf is not needed. Hundreds of testimonials are available at the doctor s Washington Street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. O'Malley
Air
J. J. Briggs
Mogallen
Wilke
Barre
Paine's
de. O'Mallvs
Charles Vanderbure
Wilhe- Barre
J. O'Malley
A P. O'Malley
Ashington
Richmondate pursuit ends as fugitive escapes officer
In a windy chase, Mr Boylan dodged the pursuing officer and leaped to the ground. Sleuth Moran is known to close in on culprits, with arrests expected for illegal liquor selling near Richmondale. Tramps held on Hancock burglary suspicions were released due to lack of evidence as heavy rains flood Main Street businesses.
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Boylan
Tmw
Moran
Richmondale
Forest City
Hancock
Main Street
Epworth League Plans Meeting and Local Notices
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church sets a literary gathering for 7 20 p m on Saturday February 8 with an ensuing league business meeting. Various townspeople are mentioned visiting Scranton including J F Price returning from New York business, R Hellas subpoenaed as a witness in Williams and Connell case, and residents A Beam S W Bean William Snyder T J Grover David Davis all noted as callers or visitors.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
J. F. Price
New York
R. Hellas
Brook Street
Scranton
Williams and Connell
Sr. A. Beam
No-To-Bac Promises Quick Cure for Tobacco Habit
An advertisement extols No-To-Bac as a quick permanent cure for tobacco use. It features testimonials from Crestline and claims over 400,000 cures, urging readers to quit with a guarantee and the booklet Dont Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCully
United States
Canada
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
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H. I. Edeall
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T. Shrives
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Rendham
Charles Herbert
Albert Shade
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Ll. H. Hollister
Painted Post
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Clark's Green
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Thomas Miller
James Gilhooley
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Robert McMillan
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Gex
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Axminsters
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S. G.kerr,son & CO
Irwain Entence Wyoning Hose
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Commonwealth Building
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Vinton and
Wilkes
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Sohn Fi
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