Paine's celery compound praised by Mrs Grinnell
Colchester Vermont October 11 1895 Mrs Emyle Hyde Grinnell praises Paine's celery compound as her health preserver. She details improved digestion sleep vigor and stamina through years of use crediting the remedy with curing constipation and boosting her energy. The letter extols the product as nerve and blood tonic prescribed nationwide.
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Emyle Hyde Grinnell
Paine
Emyle Slyde Grinnell
Bennington
Martin Fowler
Colchester
Fort Ethan Allen
Grinnell
Durieg
United States
City Notes Chronicle Local Events and Incidents
Last stone placed for new Trader’s Bank building with Swayze promoted to center conductor. Funeral for William McMillan from Madison Ave and Mulberry St at 2 pm. Rescue Mission talk on human growth. Sheridan fair and school contests opening tonight. Piano added to Scranton Business College hall for pupil entertainment. James Quinn 28 Carbondale laborer jailed ten days for drunkenness. Rehearsal for new Choral Union Sunday evening. Pearsall to speak at Rescue Mission. Sanborn to speak at Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association. Van Duger and Beatles discharged after eleven months for wholesale chicken theft. Public installation of Grand Army officers June 11. Gospel meeting at YWCA led by Miss Perry “Why Get To a Christian.” Sewing class at YWCA. Thomas Murphy drunk and disorderly on Lackawanna Ave. 20 days in lockup. Holy Communion for St. Aloysius and John Boyle O’Reilly Council No. 14. Gas ignition under Fashion store coal cellar quelled. Providence Streetcars re routed toward Linden toward business center. Thomas McDonough arrested for drunkenness. discharged. later displayed revolver on Lackawanna Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea New Trader's Bank F
Lake
Swayze
Lackawanna Trade Land
Wilam McMilan
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Sanborn
Elork
Sheridan
Welle
Commercial Department
Scranton
James Quinn
Carbondale
Ivie
Lowry
Railroad Young Men's Chrbcian Association
Sp. m
New Choral Union
Progres
Mossion
Binghamton
Pearsall
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Rescue Mission
G., Sanborn
Litton Mipelon
Railroyd Younsy Dlen
Christin Association
James van Duger
Charles Beatles
Mill City
Willam N. Montes
Grand Army of the Republic
Montes”efrete
Grand Army of the Repubiic
Lackawan- Ti Avenue
Young Women’s Christian Association
Mles Perry
Young Women's Chr
Thomas Murphy
West Ste, & Indorer
Lackawanna Avenue
Sle
Ang
Union Transfer Company
Bien
Gall
St. Aloysius
John Doyle Or Reilly Council
John Boyle O'Reilly
College Chapel
Bornday
Phenix Chemical Company
Providence Airect
Linden Street
Penn Avenue
Providence
Franklin Avenue
Thomas McDonough
Weat Side
Sumter’s Corner
Hawks
Increasing enrollment prompts school expansion plans
The report notes enough new students have enrolled since the holidays to form a sizable school, with more to enter later. Several dozen new chairs and more tables have arrived for the classrooms and business department, and indications point to an addition to the building next year to accommodate the growth.
Many Names Proposed for City Posts at Democratic Meet
A dense gathering of prominent Democrats met at the St Charles Hotel to discuss mayoral and treasurer candidates. James G Bailey declined a mayoral bid, and Lemuel Amerman withdrew. Boland, Kelly, and Dorn were named for mayor with Boland favored by leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charlies Hotel
Seasion
D. W. Vaughan
Compitiee
M. i
Sando
FL J. Fitzsimmons
Boland
BE. Lyne
A. FP. O' Boyle
Thomas O'Royle
A. A. Chase
John P. Quinnan
M. Jd. Kelly
John P Kelly
Nation Vida
M. J. Kelly
George McDonald
George
Horn
D. J. Campbell
James G. Bailey
Lemuel Amerman
G. Boland
August Robinson
James G. Batley
H. T. Koehler
P. J. Ruane
Robert Tobinson
J. Alton Davis
Spraks
Belson Davis
Thomas Boyle
Benson Davie
D. PL Battle
James Grier
St. Charles
John Demuth
M. E. Gritin
A. F. O' Boyle
Thomnon D. Boyle
FP. J. Fitzsimmons
M. F. Sando
Donovan
Morris Swartzkopf
Joseph Taylor
FL C. Walsh
D. J. Reedy
Political Jottings on Ward Caucuses and Nominations
The article lists Democratic and Republican ward caucuses and nominations in multiple districts. It notes candidates for council, school controller, and election offices, including names such as M. J. Gilbride James H. Cummings Michael J. Monaghan FP. J. Shannon John J. McAndrews and others, plus vigilance committees and caucus dates in 1894.
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Olyphant
Jain
O'Brien
Council
Fifteenth Ward
Hell Lastment
Select Council
M. J. Gilbride
James H. Cummings
Michael J. Monaghan
FP. J. Shannon
Daniel Murray
J. R. Mears
John J. McAndrews
Michael Rouch
Thomas Murphy
P. J. Logan
Thomas Reap
Alexander Grogan
Twentieth Ward Caucus sparks clashes and close votes
Democrats at Patrick Corcoran's hotel nominated ward officers with 645 votes cast. John Gibbons led for controller 450 to 229, while Thomas McGrall won common council and John Ruddy led alderman with 916 to 304 for O Malley. A Hannick rival caucus formed later with 41 supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Ward
Patrick Corcoran
Cedar Avenue
John Gibbons
Joseph Hannick
Thomas Mecrath
John J. Ruddy
Eigit
John E. O'Malley
Mari F. Cahilin
Michael Murray
Patrick Hannick
Bernard McTighe
Mark Cahilin
Edward Haggerty
Mark
Hagerty
D. F. Bekind
Martin Flaherty
Mr. Boland
Anthony Ruddy
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
John F. Gibbons
Frank Moeller
M. F. Donahoe
M. P. Judge
Joseph Hannieck
Common Counel
Thomas McGrall
M. J. Langan
John Gavin
D. P. Battle
James HH. Dempsey
Squire Patrick Roach
Michael McGarry
Joseph T Hickey
Mark FP. Cahilin
Thomas Heffron
M. J. Leverin
Constable
Michael Thornton
Joseph Noore
George Houston
Hannick
Corcoran
McLoughlin
W.G. O'Malley
Thomas Quinn
Clerka
Scranton Sunday World Expands to Ten Pages Tomorrow
The Scranton Sunday World announces a size increase to ten pages from eight. It promises extensive coverage including politics, an article by Prof. Marion Stuart Cann on the State of Transvaal, town council doodle exposure, baseball, drama, society news, full local and AP telegraph reports, and a detailed look at the new Superior court. The edition will cost five cents.
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Scranton Sunday World
Sunday World
Marion Stuart Cann
Transvaal
Tomorrow's Free Press
England
Germany
American
Venezuela
Africa
Spain
Cuba
Congress
Burke-Herring
Musick
Hawaii
World of
Soho Anarchist
Robert Barr
Scranton
Funny &Brize
Mercutio
Toller
West Side
South Side
Dunmore
Providence
Carbondale
Archhbald Olyphant
Taylor
Mincoka
Jermyn
Greenwood
Dickson
Daly's Dream in Wilkes-Barre At Academy Tonight
Telegraph from Wilkes-Barre praises Daly's A Midsummer Night's Dream as one of the season's greatest theatrical treats. The Daly company is lauded for balanced excellence, complete staging, rich scenery, and exquisite costumes as they present the production at the Academy of Music tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Coss
Judge Archbald Refuses To Strike Off Non-Suit In Jagger Case
Judge Archbald ruled against striking the non-suit in the Wilson W. Jagger versus Scranton Traction Co. suit for injuries from a North Main ave electric car incident on November 12, 1992. The judge found Jagger’s alighting before the stop signal likely caused the accident, noting the company was not liable. The case sought $10,000. Local dining notes accompany the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.W. Archbald
Wilson W. Jagger
West Side
Scranton Traction Company
Jagger
North Main Avenue
Archbald
Archhbald
New Trial Refused in Potter Horse Run Case
Judge Lynch of Wilkes-Barre refuses a new trial in George W. Potter vs Potter alleging his horses were frightened by a Traction Co repair device on Slakely street Dunmore. Potter injured in a runaway after a Sept trial and Oct verdict for defendant stands. judge finds no reason to disturb the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Wilkes-Barre
Pryor
George W. Potter
Scranton Traction Company
Potter
Slakely Street
Dunmore
Traction Company
Allegory of America first dress rehearsal at Academy of Music
The Allegory of America had its first full dress rehearsal at the Academy of Music before 200 plus attendees last evening. All incidents went smoothly, with more rehearsing planned. final rehearsal set for next Tuesday afternoon at the Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Obituaries and notices from Scranton area listings
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Scranton Pennsylvania dated January 8 to 9 with names Margeret Palla Wisner Joseph Sharp James Pembridge and H M Pease plus wedding and shopping advertisements at Sie Becker Watkins Baby Bazaar and Hayler's Cocoa and Chocolates. interments planned in Warwick New York Hyde Park and Washburn Street cemeteries. services and addresses specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisner
Scranton
Thomas EF. Jones
Green Ridge
Margeret Palla Wisner
Renaselear Jay Wisner
Pittston
Warwick
N. Y
Sharp
Joseph Sharp
Marion Street
St. Paul's
Hyde Park Catholic
Pembridge
James Pembridge
North Malin Avenue
Washburn Street
Central City Real Estate For Sale By C P Jadwin
Special announcement offers premier business property in a central location. Call for in person location and description with C P Jadwin at the corner of Penn and Spruce Streets. Investment potential highlighted in this first class opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Jadwin
Cor. Penn
Spruce St
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Mrs. Grinnell
W.W. Berry
Jeweler
Lackawanna Ave
Burbank
White
China
Rupprecht’s
Penn Ave
Opp
Baptist Church
J. Bolz
Wyoming Avenue
Shay
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Malcolm Love
Spruce Street
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Busset
Commonwealth Shoe
Washington Avenue
THE
City Notes
Slranton Business College
Conference OF Leaders
Ueld
George Witton
Miles Hines
Alworth
Currie Powel
Elec
James A. Fuller
BR. A. Browning
C. FR. Poller
Ele Ten
M. W. Lowry
BL Jadwin
Gd. W. Samaon
Rewark
FM. M. Strong
Common Council
BM. Sehriefer
Mr. Strong
Felows
Thomas’ Lyddon
F. M. Strong
Bebo
FL Gebriefer
Fred Schoen
PW. Stokes
John Christie
Tribune
Seventh Ward
John Newell
Martin Devaney
John Malloy
Patrick Toole
P. V. Scanton
Hell
Morgan Sweeney
James O' Boyle
P. M. Mersett
Owen McDonald
Joseph McNally
Anthony Walsh
Asgeassor
James Cullen
James McDonnell
Seventeenth Ward
Lackiwanna Avenue
Alea Ward
M. J. Andrews
H. C. Barker
H. 8. Hand
BH. Clemons
Vigilance Committee of
Second District
W. H. Withers
Moir
Charles EB. Chittenden
Central Republican Club
Leen
Mr. Withers
Twentieth Ward Caucus
St. Cloud
Lohmann’s
America
Pet @rock association
Sumter’s Hall
Coner Penn and Lackawanna Avenues
Harding
Tedrick
South Eeton
Jan
Rev
H. M. Pease
Willard Iarding
Mira Amy Teilrick
Siebecker & Watkins
Lackawanna Safe Deposit Bank
Baby Bazaar
Hayler
Powell’s Music Store
Price
T.c. Snyder
D. D
Christian Ooterree
School of Elocution
L J. Richards
Burr Building
Washington
Hai$ Dunn
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