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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1896

Page

6

A Midsummer Night Dream of Bergmann and Ada

Baron von Jagerfeld hosts a Bavarian castle party. Dr. Bergmann and Ada share a moonlit attraction amid electric park light and Heine verses. Ada distances herself after a midnight kiss, leaving Bergmann to confront love and longing with a Shakespeare memento left at dawn.

Baron von Jagerfeld Bavaria Marktbreit Bergmann Hontess Mey Prepare Marktrelt Ada Miusiec Markthreit Alan Germany Lill Snain Karl Krom Henle Schumann Doxston Heine Kari Hell Adam Anon Ada’ Mald Frau von Jagerfeld

Breaker safety rules tighten as electric light push grows

The Pittston area reports new safeguards for breakers after fires. Oil lamps banned in Connell Coal’s Duryea breakers and electric lighting planned for William A. and Lawrence breakers. Breakers operate in daylight now to avoid lamps. Also notes on Lackawanna Railway Conductors divisions and Wabash rail gains, plus coal prices on Liverpool market.

Pittston Hagleton Connell Coal Company Duryea William A Lawrence

Railroad notes on coal road rate adjustments meetings

The future of rail coal rates hinges on next Thursday's presidents meeting of the anthracite roads with President Roberts of the Pennsylvania likely in attendance. Reading may seek 21 percent of output while others concede. A major factor is a surge in production with forecasts around forty seven million tons in 189¢, lifting stock levels nationwide. Assistant Grand Chief Wilkins visited and was surprised by developments.

Anthracite Coal Roads Roberts Pennsylvania Reading Company

Local residents and social notes from Duryea and nearby areas

Andrew Griner of Moosic was a caller Sunday. J. J. R. La France plans to move his family to Duryea. Several residents visited in town and nearby towns including Mrs. J. J. Shoemaker and Mrs. J. P. Smith in Wilkes-Barre. Edith Morton died at age 2 years six months of diphtheria. Funeral for Mrs. George Eagan set for today at 4 PM.

Andrew Griner Moosic Bert Space J. J. R. la France Duryea Henry Coolbaugh Jackson Lida Bowman William Durland J. J. Shoemaker J. P. Smith Wilkes-Barre Wilson Treible Methodist Episcopal Church Luzerne George Bambridge Winnie Thomas Wilkes- Barre Emilie Reinert Parsons John Connell Edith Herbert Morton E. A. DeWolf John Hewitt Plymouth Janes Sharps Lillian Barnett Shickshinny N. H. Learn Lehman John Phillips Guy Orange Ira DeWitt

Community Visitors and Local Meetings Reported

Mr and Mrs Ira Brodhead of Mill City visit Harvey Jacques in New Powder Mills. The DeMesa family plans a concert January 22 at the Methodist Episcopal church. Misa Elwell of Scranton visits W R Manners on Main Street. Mrs Harvey Jacques of New Powder Mills is ill at home. John Hesler of Wilkes Barre visited his mother Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Hessler of Green Ridge visited W F Dolph on Railroad Street. Mrs I F Price visited Scranton Saturday. Robertson Law Katydid colliery pays employees today. Mr and Mrs D C Green visited Scranton yesterday. Ex Mayor Loftus visited Avoca yesterday. EK J Weeks of Pittston was in town on business yesterday.

Ira Brodhead Mill City Harvey Jacques New Powder Mills DeMesa Methodist Episcopal Church Misa Elwell Scranton W. R. Manners Main John Hesler Wilkes-Barre George Hessler Green Ridge W. F. Dolph Railroad Street I. F. Price Robertson & Law D. C. Green Loftus Avoca EK. J. Weeks Pitston

Munyon Remedies Featured By Philadelphia Ad

A vintage advertisement touts Munyon remedies including Rheumaticum Cure Dyspepsia Cure and Catarrh Remedies. It cites a Carversville Pennsylvania user testimonial praising rapid relief and lists prices from 25 to 100 cents for various cures and products.

Munyon Price Arch Street Philadelphia Anene

Cures by Dean's Kidney Pills Told by Elmira Man

An Elmira resident, 77, credits Dean's Kidney Pills with easing long standing kidney disease. William Thornton of 127 West Market Street describes severe symptoms, belt relief, and a full recovery after using the remedy, urging others with kidney and urinary disorders to try it. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Elmira Wm. Thornton West Market Street Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

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