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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1901
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as fast help for urine that's highly colored with brick dust deposits and irregular kidney function. It urges not to wait for Bright's disease, claims prompt relief and a cure, and notes price 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
In Pittston on January 13 Vincent Dillonis, ex priest, again attempted to address a crowd but was blocked by police outside Armory hall. Authorities refused entry, stating orders prevented the event, and Dillonis departed as onlookers dispersed. Separate notes report local meetings, school board bills, and a postponed Republican primary.
An advertisement-style testimony urges prompt attention to backache as a sign of sick kidneys. It claims kidney troubles can be cured in early stages and promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills as a kidney-focused remedy for a range of ailments from backache to diabetes.
Mr Noan Jenkins of 143 South Filmore avenue Hyde Park reports chronic hip pains kidney weakness and swelling feet. After suffering and limited help from a doctor he used five or six boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and says they helped him wonderfully and he has recommended them to friends with marked benefit.
A strike by workers at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western colliery began Thursday over a 10 percent wage increase dispute. Arbitration was chosen to settle the conflict, with a ruling to be announced today. Reports mention John Whyte of Lawrenceville and John Nolan of William A. colliery among those involved.
Pittston Young Men s Christian association teams played Wyoming Seminary in Kingston. First team lost 1 0 to 6 and second team lost to Scranton Scrubs 16 1 0. Home games set for Armory Hall next Saturday with Bloomsburg Normal and Wilkes-Barre Cavalry Second. Several local residents noted. one man arrested on a serious charge and bailed.
Mire Feranton alleges Constable dwar produced a warrant at her home last week charging embezzlement and illicit association with a local company. She seeks to recover money she claims was extorted by HotKing Throwis during the confrontation.
Edward Reilly of Mansfield has spoken at the Presbyterian church. A mock trial will be held by Susquehanna High School on January 15. Milk producers meet in Montrose January 14. A central fire station may be built next year. Social events include a Combination Social Club hop at Hogan Opera House and a Crescent Club hop at Starrucca House January 22. Ice shipments and a growing cornets band are noted, plus school reopenings and local sicknesses. There are twelve prisoners in the county jail at Montrose.
A. W. Klotz of 1514 Lafayette street describes years of bladder and kidney trouble with back pain and frequent urination. After trying various medicines, a friend recommended Donn a Kidney Pills. at Matthews Brothers' drug store he bought a box and reports significant relief and full recovery.
Mr Raymond French of Hyde Park reports ten years of kidney and bladder pain with backache. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Matthews Brothers drug store he says kidney secretions improved and back pain diminished. His wife’s eczema also cleared after using Doan’s Ointment with heat. No recurrence since.
At the Wy oming National Bank annual meeting in Scranton area stockholders selected James W Pratt F P L Sittser R FE Billings E N Stone D W Stark F B Hight John A Litteer O S Mills and Charles Knapp as directors with F L Littser named cashier. Sheriff actions included real estate sales in Cora Schooley and Emma Doyle cases. County commissioners debated purchasing the Mehoopany bridge with Vaughn and Farrer voting against due to finances while Robinson favored purchase. Rev H H Wilbur improves from typhoid fever and others attend the Scranton superboy court session with two county cases listed. County auditors continued audits into Monday.
Special to the Scranton Tribune Forest City January caucuses set for January 22 from 7 to 9 PM in Ames building First ward and Manning building Second ward offices to fill include auditors poor directors councilmen ward directors school directors assessor judge of election and inspector Per town news Sophia Dirlesen and Cecil C Mevser visits and local injuries and births Young Men's Institute to meet officers Dominion notes and hospital moving picture event Lyman Howe moving pictures Jan 16 Purple Undertaking opens office Delaware Lackawanna paves window replacement costs St John MctCarthy visit Democratic primaries First ward next Saturday
Friday evening witnessed a revolt within the Republican primaries at O Malley’s Hall with election officials Cornwell J Howell Thomas W J Willilamen Steever Sennett Henendy named. Teachers planned a high school meeting tonight to debate night study regulation ventilation and pupil expression methods. A stone was hurled at a local scene a few evenings earlier by an unidentified malicious person.
The Nebo church of Rendham will hold a church supper on Tuesday evening the 1th. The public is cordially invited to attend.
The Morrison Comedy company opens a week of engagements at the Academy tonight. Eleven performances planned with a new play each night. Howard and Emerson present Wise Girl with a three day run and a strong lineup of specialty acts including Mile. Carrie and Bryce and Chaptyan. The program features vaudeville acts, dramatic scenes, and a staged piece The Chilian adapted from a New York production.
In a Philadelphia market report, cattle and veal prices show varied conditions with price ranges noted. Buyers seek steer and heifer offerings, while certain lots move slowly. overall activity reflects moderate demand and steady values across several weight classes.
Corrected by Af. G. Pale, Lackawanna Ave. Perenne Schalse Egge Select western cheese full cream new ten cents? Kinos Por bu fee marrow and onion details appear. Local market entries include various dairy and produce items with prices and descriptors.
Buffalo market reports a mixed delivery with cattle and hogs lighter than prior levels. Wool outlook steadies on cooler weather while calf offerings hold at about sixty dollars. sheep and dairy items show weak demand with price adjustments noted.
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