Woman's body described as delicate yet at risk to womb issues
The piece urges immediate use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for symptoms such as backache, headaches, lassitude, irritability, and nervousness seen as fore-runners of serious uterine problems. It cites a Philadelphia testimonial praising the remedy’s recovery after chronic illness and fainting spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cons
Kino
Rosewood St
Philadelphia
Lydia
Shannon & Co Newsdealers Notice for Advertisements
Carbondale readers are advised that orders for job work and items for publication left at Shannon and Co newsdealers on North Main Street will receive prompt attention. The office is open from 9 to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon & Co
North Main Street
Patrick Brogan Injured at Archbald in Election Night Attack
Patrick Brogan, a bartender in Archbald, was stabbed twice in the back and suffered deep head wounds after a heated election day dispute. John Lane allegedly produced a pocket knife, inflicting critical injuries before Brogan was taken to hospital and later to the office of Alderman Baker. Police seek the assailant as Brogan remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Lrozun
Archbald
Brogan
Archibat
John Lane
Kiovancie
Carbondale
Tr. J
Jenkins
Moran
Baker
Daivist of
Taine
Constalle
Bir
Crescent Club Social At Burke Building Draws Large Local Attendance
A large number of guests attended the Crescent club social on Wednesday evening at the Burke building. Out of town visitors included the Misses Linxie Tealey Kittle Culkin Tessie Keegan Kate O bore and Delle Roane of Scranton Della Moran Addenville Maggie Collinge Temayay Mary Foote Archhald Clara Maroney Susquehanna and Jermyn residents. Prominent attendees John Foote Archhuld James Wheeler Arthur Whittenfield William Mc Laughlin James McLaughlin and others joined about two hundred guests for a successful evening with lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Clubesocial
Burke
City
Linxie Tealey
Kittle Culkin
Tessie Keegan
Kate O'bore
Delle Roane
Scranton
Della Moran
Addenville
Maggie
Ligeie Collinge
Temayay Mary Foote
Archhbald
Clara Maroney
Susquehanna
Wn Messrs
John Foote
Archhuld
James Wheeler
Arthur Whittenfield
Olynhant
William McLaughlin
Jermyn
Keystone Quartette at Wilkes-Barre fair
A large Wilkes-Barre delegation attended Rather Curran's fair on Wednesday evening where Carbondale night featured the Keystone quartet. Members listed include Richard Kerwin, T H Kirkwood, P D Boylan, Patrick Kirkwood, Joseph Boylan and John O Rourke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Quartette
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Tmichard Kerwin
T. H. Kirkwood
P. d. Boylan
Patrick Kirkwoo
Joseph Boylan
Joh O'Rourke
Lecture on Circulation of the Blood Widely Praised
Dr Wheeler addressed hospital nurses on Wednesday evening on the Circulation of the Blood. The lecture used stereopticon views and featured the heart of a calf to illustrate blood flow, providing instructive information for the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Local and Personal Notes in Wilkes-Barre Area
Local and personal notes list guests and visits including Mister Margarite and Hannah Kil lum in Wilkes-Barre, A P Trautwein and W N Meller at Hendrick Manufacturing visiting New York, Alicia Nealon entertaining Lexie Carey, Coollin Duffy visiting relatives, Thomas Lewis resigning from B S Clark's, William J Hamilton visiting Albany and New York, Z C Lindsay now at Mints New Jersey, F Y F Forbes and Maude Harnden guests of Cora Voyle, Augusta Joyce at Wayne street, Frances Abbott with Ivale Hitchcock, and Mrs Charles Towsley visiting in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mister Margarite
Hannah Killum
Wilkes- Barre
A. P. Trautwein
W. N. Meller
Hendrick Manufacturing Company
New York City
Alicia Nealon
South Church Street
Lexie Carey
Hyde Mark
Coollin Duffy
Olyphant
Thomas Lewis Hais
B.S. Clark's
Wiliam J. Hamilton
Albany
New York
Z. C. Lindsay
Mints
Fyff. Forbes
Maude Harnden
Cora Voyle
Augusta Joyce
Wayne Street
Frances Abbott
Ilvale Hitchcock
Local Notables and Residents Visit Scranton and Nearby Towns
Ged lists show Horace Hendrick in Scranton on business yesterday. Notaries public James Watt appointed for the city. Various residents like Mrs A B Nicol and Mrs John James attend events in Scranton Pittston Jermyn and Olyphant. Typhoid fever in Staley Stone at Binghamton.
Portrait of John E. B. Jones and ailing relative in town
Miss Marie Clark of Honesdale visits friends here. Frank Kelly, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly, is in danger due to a thigh abscess causing intense pain. The Techne today presents a portrait of John EB Jones, elected to the council from the First ward Tuesday. Jones is described as an able and aggressive young man who will reflect credit on his voters. He succeeds his brother FE A Jones, former president of Hone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Clark
Honesdale
Frank
Thomas J. Kelly
Techne
John EB. Jones
Jones
Mr. Jones
FE. A. Jonés
Hone
Quiet Borough Election Yields Low Vote Totals
In the borough election on Tuesday 58 votes were cast with entries across multiple offices. Names and tallies appeared for burgess, town council, high constable, school director posts, judge of election, inspector of election, supervisor, and other local offices. A separate Palmyra township tally listed judges, inspectors, school directors, and clerks. A sleighing party of ten ladies visited Seelyville, hosted by former residents Mr. and Mrs. Ammermin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
John BH. Thompson
W. ON. Pierson
Lot Atkinson
Henry Realer
Po H. Hughes
High Constable
Nathan Tanner
Daniel Waterson
S. Geary
Kimlle
W. Sehalm
Frank Weegee
Atkinson
Thue
Steweed
Wee
Poland
TF. Ware
Fiehlin
Allmermin
Nicholas Munderer
Palmyra
Ae Willows
James Vandermark
McDonald
M. Nealon
Thomas Malla
J. A. Cojlura
P.M Nealan
Bryan Matthews
Thomas Broderick
John McGinty
T. Fpf. Broderick
George Hettinger
Charles Elliott
Michael Corcoran
Charles Flllott
A. Smith
M. W. Cole
Seelyville
George Ammermin
Local social notes from Moscow events and visits
Moscow residents host and visit kin and friends in a string of gatherings. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Charles Noack, Miss Nellie Hinds, Miss Bessie Hinds, and many others from Dunmore Elmhurst and nearby towns with travel to Long Island City and New York.
Mendelssohn Glee Club to Present Es ther the Beautiful Queen
Forest City musical scene centers on the Mendelssohn Glee Club led by Professor J Luther Morgan. Members were assigned parts at a meeting for the revised cantata Ester the Beautiful Queen with performances planned for May 30 and rehearsals twice weekly. Miss Minnie Bowen of Carbondale visits Miss Fio Allen. Mrs D K Vaughn visiting Thompson friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn Glee Club
J. Luther Morgan
Esther
Minnie Bowen
Carbondale
Fio Allen
D. K. Vaughn
Thompson
Local Notes From Jermyn and Mayfield Census Style Social
Mr Alexander Green, visiting Philadelphia, returned home. He inspected the warship Brooklyn in dry dock. The William Walker Tose company will attend the Mitchell Mose company fair at Carbondale tonight. Various residents visit Scranton Carbondale and Moosic. A Sunday school institute featured Charles F Baker on primary work. Evangelist Demster to start Primitive Methodist services on the 24th. Professor Callahan transacted business in town. Mrs Thomas Miller is ill on the Mast Side. John Walsh pursues Mayfield post office via petition. A concert in Enterprise hall showcased many out of town artists led by Gilroy’s Orchestra with several vocal and instrumental numbers praised.
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Alexander Green
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
William Walker Tose Company
Mitchell Mose Company
Carbondale
Thomias Thomas
Goodrich
Math Street
Mise Gertrude Davis
Second Street
Moosic
Jennie Solomon
Mathew Leslie
Scranton
Crescent Socls
Ligate Collins
Magele Tjonohe
Muwete Collins
Sadie Timlin
Patrick Bergan
Henry Collings
Meée Laughlin
Joseph Sulliva
Patrick Wmimallen
Johnn. Solomon
Martha
Mrncehure
Charles F. Baker
Evangelint Demster
Primitive Methodist Church
Demster
Professor Callahan
Thomas Miller
Partheniz
Leah
Mamimy
Liljoy
Lasea
Lear
Generie
Myrtly
John Siegle
Arthur
Mabel Putchings
Moosle
Arthur Wherston
Rendham
Misa Foote
Archbald
Mary Maxwell
Gilroy
Gf Archtold
Stephany
Othe Authente
Miss Gardner
Percy Loughton
Alex Davis
Altho
Parl Tyee
Sarah Cadden
Glenwood
William Austin
Wright Street
Hertha Fisher
Friends
Della O'Connor
Binghamton
Baptist Church
Rarle's Nest
B. E. Riley
Binghamton Quirtette
Martin Greenwald
Living Pictures
Claud Simmons
Ming
Lulu Day
Hazel Ross
Miss Brown
Binghamton Quartette
John Connors
Hagel Rows
John Crook
Ingrass
Professor Greenwald
Charles Ketchum
Kiimer McCray
Burgess
Durgess
L. O Simmons
L. E. Tiffany
W. B. Trowbridge
Wil Tyon
M. BS. Qualler
C. Th. Eldred
T. McC
Borough Council Minutes Report and City Issues
Ten members attended the council meeting and approved the prior minutes. Street Commissioner Howard’s January report was tabled by the street committee. Bills were referred to committees. A store was placed in the council room per Patten. Cummings promised books but did not deliver. A committee was formed to confront the Electrician over power cuts. Ted Coy was censured for sounding the fire gong on election night. Cavelli apologized. Wall removal at the bridge was deferred to the street committee. A long proposition from William Taslow of Scranton sought a ten year electric plant lease, referred to the borough attorney O Malley. Crosswalk needs on Dunmore Street noted. meeting adjourned to hear Schialmehl’s annual report. Funeral services for Mrs. Wahl were held at St. Patrick’s Church with a solemn high mass and sermon by Rev. J. M. Smoulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Patten
Tinsley
Cummings
Owas
Min Patten
Borough Electriciam
Messrs
Atten Gind Currin
Ted” Coy
Conn Ghnaan Patten
Cavelll
W. H. Campbell
Ecounell
William D. Taslow
Scranton
Schialmehl
Henry Wahl
St. Patrick's Church
J. M. Smoulter
Social and obsequies at local churches and events
The remains were conveyed to St Patrick's cemetery for interment with pallbearers James Lynch Patrick Lynch Edward Flynn James Walsh Thomas Cithey and Thomas Waller. A Presbyterian social and entertainment event drew a large crowd with a food program. The Heptasophs plan a banquet for Monday. Calvin Wall became a baleeman at Weston Mill. Miss Magmie O Malley received a surprise party, enjoyed by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Cemetery
James 7. Lynch
Patrick Lynch
Edward Flynn
James J. Walsh
Thos. Cithey
Thomas Waller
Presbyterian Church
Weston Mill
Misa Magmie O'Malley
Social at Mabel Hell’s to feature music and recitals tonight
A lively evening program at the Mabel Hell’s social hall promises violin duets piano solos and recitations by Grace Winchell Mary L. Peck and Mr Callender among others. A funeral was held Tuesday for Mrs Lucinia Bowen a longtime Blakely resident and the last charter member of the Blakely Baptist church whose life spanned from 1814 to near eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hell
Particiipate
Lucinia Bowen
Blakely Borough
Blakely Township
Stephen Callender
E.q
Samuel Callender
Callender
Nathan Callender
Blakely
Ray
Newell Callender
Clark's Green
Papadusein
Monroe Callender
Eaq
Clifford
Bowen
Dean Benjamin Lowen
Greenfield Township
Fremont Ferris
Samar
Mott Flats
Blakely Paptis Colwureh
Lee
Sotner Rey
Ims
Maple Bells
Miss Mary Peek
Miss Grace Winchell
Howard Grundage
Miss Grace Hughes
Gertrude
Fannie James
Local notices and a fatal railroad strike near Wyalusing
Miss Lucy Gallagher leaves for Philadelphia to visit relatives. Miss Jennie Roach organizes a private dancing class of forty in Towanda. A declamation contest at Platts Opera House follows a High School banquet at the Presbyterian church. Miss Elizabeth Kittredge departs for New York City for four weeks. Miss Evelyn Townsend visits Pittston friends. J Selden Swisher of Scranton visits Tunkhannock. Frank Carey returns from Weatherly to vote. A Black Diamond Express collision near Wyalusing kills Strungh Samuel Shenever and his son Samuel Spencer Jr, the latter leaving eight children and a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Gallagher
Philadelphia
Jennie Roach
Towanda
Platt's Opera House
Professor Morelock
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Kittredge
New York City
Evelyn Townsend
Pittston
J. Selden Swisher
Scranton
Tunkhannock
Frank Carey
H. A. Mack Bobbin
Weatherly
Black Diamond Express
Samuel Shenever
Samuel Spencer, Jr
Wyalusing
Hollewack
Whith
Wyalus- Ing
Spencer, Jr
Price Library program and local notices in Taylor
This evening the Price Library relation will present a program with an address by President W J Owen, recitations by M C, Miss Janet Inglis, and others. The Young People’s Union meets at the German Lutheran church. Local visits include Erastus Jones of Feltsville and Sadie Gordon of Petersburg. Archbald Primitive Methodist Church plans for Washington’s Birthday entertainment on February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Library
W. J. Owen
Moc. Judge
Fred Winslow
Janet Inglis
Evan C. Watkins
Hatthe McKengie
Hev
H. A. Harris
Sydney Vanditte
German Lutheran Church
Erastus Jones
Feltsville
Duryea
Sadie Gordon
Petersburg
H. J. Daniels
Washington Street
William Luce
Hyde Park
Primitive Methodist Church of
the Archbald
Washington
Sacred concert at Baptist Church outlined for Friday
The article lists a full program for the Baptist church concert including an orchestra, solos, quartettes, and recitations. Notables include Mrs. John Crook and Professor Greenwald with Binghamton connections. Attendance restrictions note children must be accompanied by parents. Local election results report Democrats winning burgess and other posts amid a mixed outcome.
American bicycles face piracy in Germany
Washington reports that American bicycles are threatened by piracy in Germany. Consul General DeKkay is acting to curb the movement. He notes Berlin individuals seek to copyright many American bicycle trademarks not yet protected by German law. A German importer has agreed to patent trademarks in his name for bikes he knows about, except for three already protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
DeKkay
Berlin
Hiw
Lansing Lawmaker Seeks English Only Restaurant Menus
Representative fodder of Wayne county visited Chicago and found a menu printed in French. He ordered five dishes labeled as five varieties of the Hill totaling seven dollars and discovered only potatoes cooked in different styles. He has introduced a Michigan bill requiring menus to be printed in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lansing
Mich
Wayne County
Former Rice Evangeline member Hattie Starr arrested for shoplifting
In New York on February 18, Hattie Starr widow of Charles Harris and former Rice Evangeline member was arrested on a shoplifting charge after allegedly stealing a few items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
New York
Hattie Starr
Rice's
Evangeline Company
Charles Harris
Baulie Tucker
Alabama
Samuel Welland Sentenced for Train Wreck Attempt
New Bloomfield Pennsylvania February 14. Samuel Welland former railroad employee is sentenced to five years in the eastern penitentiary and fined $100 plus costs for attempting to wreck a Pennsylvania railroad express train several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bloomfield
Samuel Welland
Eastern
Welland
Railroad
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Crescent Club Social
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Ing
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Forest City
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J. B. Reynolds
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Zora
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Mra
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Luzerne County
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Delaware
Henry Belin
Wyoming
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Ford
John B. Smith & Son
Plymouth
Be, W. Mulligan
Krepaune Chemical Company
Madea
Royal Medicine CO
River St
Py Matthews Uatus
Lackawanna Ave
Ned Sens
Z. Weingart
Prop
W. J. Davis
G. Kerr, Son & CO
Wyoming House
Lackawanna Avenue
Third National Bank
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