Fourth District Main Sewer Repair Estimated At 4137
City engineers report on the Fourth district main sewer from Lackawanna river to Poplar street cites debris blockages washed-out arches and inadequate flow. They propose remedies including enlarging the Washington avenue culvert widening the sewer at the outlet and three direct connections with the sewer at Washington avenue to prevent flooding.
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Joseph P. Philips
A. F.inning
Trime
Foranton
Cownells
Lackawianni
Poplar Street
Johnson's Mines
Delaware and Hudson
Pearthy
Dickson Holler
Washington Avenue
Wis
Phelps Street
Fourth District
Tint Polit
Johnson
Asia
Joseph P. Phillips
Wyoming Avenue
Ash Street
Dunmere Borough
Eaid Borough
Elvic
Dunmore
Basgoo
First German Temple of Ladice of the Golden Eagle organized in Hyde Park
In Morgan's hall Hyde Park the Ladice of the Golden Eagle formed the first German temple in the world with seventy five members. Dietrich Grand Templar Mrs Laura Decker and staff organized the temple and installed officers including Past Templar Mary Geins Noble Templar Mrs Kairien and others. A banquet followed the installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan's Hall
Hyde Park
Dietrich Grand Templer
Laura Decker
Templar
Mary Geins
Mra
Kairien
Mra. Moyer
Mra. Hoarrack
Mra. Engelhard
Overcoats Fail to Warm Poor Circulation Shivers Persist
An analysis notes that coats do not add warmth for people with poor circulation. They feel cold regardless of clothing thickness. Internal heat relies on healthy circulation and red blood cell activity to maintain warmth.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Health Tonic
Advertisements tout Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a wholesome blood and nerve stimulant. It claims to create bodily heat, protect the system from chills, and boost vitality, stating it contains nothing detrimental and urging readers to ask their grocer or druggist.
Letters of Interest Published With Author Names
Short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer's name. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed in these letters.
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Tribune
Many Applications for Relief Heard at Scranton Meeting
The Tribune reports a crowded meeting of the Home Board where twenty five applicants sought aid. Notable cases include Mrs Lena Woelkers of South Scranton and Mrs Derby of Dunmore, with varied needs from food to tax relief. Directors dismissed many requests while authorizing removal of burns at the Home and voiding Major Penman’s bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terppe
Brooks
Lena Woelkers
South Scranton
Paine
Mis
Derby
Duggan
Board of
Associated Charities
Anthony Dacey
Lackawanaa Avenue
Reilly
Dacey
Fuller
Pennsylvania
Cosen
John B. van Bergen
BP. J. Ruane
Jonathan Rodham
H. C. Shaffer
Wade M. Finn
Marshall Preston
A. B. Blair
W. M. Finn
W. 8. Langstaff
New Trial Refused in Hartley Ejectment Suit Over Moscow Farm
Judge McClure of Lewisburg denies Hartley's bid for a new trial in the long running ejectment case against Hull and others over the Potter farm in Moscow. Hartley claims purchase from cousin Robinson before a mortgage note. defendants rely on a sheriff sale price of $984. The case has stretched since 1888 with multiple trials and appeals, and the latest ruling closes the door to another appeal unless the supreme court intervenes. The land is valued between 1,600 and 1,000, with litigation costs surpassing the property's value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. McClure
Lewisburg
Silas Hartley
John P. Hull
Court of Common Pleas
Moscow
Potter Farm
Hartley
M. J. Robinson
Robinson
Supreme Court
Jessup & Jessup
W. W. Watson
C. B. Gardner
McClure
Dietate
Burnett's Last Chapter Redone to End With a Bang
The tale recounts Frances Hodgson Burnett confronting editor Mrs Burnett over ending her Century Magazine installment. The editor insists characters must be killed off to boost popularity, prompting Burnett to rewrite the chapters to a tragic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frances Hodgson Nurnets
Century
Burnett
Is It Minckmail Read in Sunday News
The Sunday News features a piece titled Minckmail raising questions about a local communication link. It outlines community reactions and hints at upcoming council discussion without detailing final decisions.
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Minckmail
Sunday News
Elixir of Life Myth and Pierce Remedy Claims
Ancient notions of life extension fade as health measures extend longevity. The text promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for fatigue, appetite loss, and respiratory ailments, claiming 98 percent success against consumption and urging readers to obtain the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser. Sold by medicine dealers with a mail offer from Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
K. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Traumation Topic At Scranton Clinical Meeting
Scranton Clinical and Pathological Society met in the City Hall council chamber last night. Dr. P F Gunater presided with Dr P W Mc Andrew as secretary. Dr W F Coley of New York presented a paper on Traumation as a Factor in the Cause of Sarcoma, which drew close attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Clinical and Pathological Society
Select Council
City Hall
P. F. Gunater
P. W. McAndrew
W. F. Coley
New York
Special Term Jurors Drawn for Common Pleas Court
Sheriff and commissioners draw Traverse Jurors for January 31 including Joseph Langan Warrender Peckville George Lick Scranton A Li Morse Scranton Sea superintendent Carbon dale Leland Wright Scranton Thomas Hart Scranton Thomas Gordon Carbondale John A Schadt Scranton Frank Brooks Glenburn William McNicholas Scranton William H Stevens Scranton John McNicholas Scranton Patrick Quinnan Scranton Christ H Schorder Scranton Michael Mechler Scranton W M Edwards Madison John Ward Scranton William Van Fleet Benton Thomas Caffrey Scranton D D Evans Beranton Benjamin F Lewis Fell Dominick Boland Scranton Frank A Peck Blakely T A Purdon Dalton EB J Smith Dalton Pp O Connor Dickson Daniel Finnegan Beranton J C McAndrews Scranton Michael Coggins Beranton Daniel Evans Scranton D F Gibbons Beranton George Snyder Booth Abington M OW Guernsey Scranton Reese Pritchard Beranton James J Grier Beranton Traverse Jurors February J E Mead Madison Thomas Mangan Minooka W P Bhoop Heranton
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Scranton
Patrick Quinnan
Christ
H. Schorder
Michael Mechler
W. M. Edwards
Madison
John Ward
William van Fleet
Farmer
Benton
Thomas Caffrey
D. D. Evans
Beranton
Benjamin F. Lewis
Carpenter
Fell
Dominick Boland
Police
Seranton
Frank A. Peck
Blakely
T. A. Purdon
Dalton
J. Smith
J. O'Connor
Dickson
Daniel T. Finnegan
J.C. McAndrews
Michael Coggins
Daniel Evans
F. Gibbons
George Snyder
Booth Abington
M. OW
Guernsey
Reese Pritchard
James J. Grier
Boys' Clothing Sale Includes Sailor Blouse Suits and Coats
A local advertisement lists boys apparel with all wool navy Cheviot sailor blouse suits, double breasted boy suits, chinchilla reefer top coats, single breasted overcoats, knee pants, and shirt waists. Prices range from 50 cents to 4 dollars with special sale prices noted for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinchilla
Shoes sale offers bulk discounts on diverse boots
Catalog lists many discounted footwear items including Boys S Calf Lace Shoes in sizes 1 to 5 percent, Ladies Kid Button and Lace Shoes, Misses Kid Button and Lace, Ladies Fine Kid Shoes, Men’s Casco Calf Lace and Congress Shoes, and Hand-sewn Weld Calf Shoes with special prices ranging from about $1.21 to $3.50 per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Men’s Furnishings Sale Listing for Silk Garters and More
Readable fragment lists numerous men’s wear items with special prices including silk garters 25c, Pill ing and Madley half hose, lisle shirts and drawers, suspenders with patent buckles, silk neckwear, night shirts, heavy cloth work shirts, Muslin white shirts, and Wamsutta linen shirts. Highlights include various fabrics and sizes, special sale prices, and multiple color options.
Lakewood New Jersey winter resort draws crowds
It attracts attention as a premier winter retreat near New York with Lakewood in the New Jersey pines noted for dry bracing air and healthful climate. The town offers high end hotels and boarding houses, indoor and outdoor amusements, pine scented drives, a lake for skating and ice boating, and special Central Railroad of New Jersey service from New York.
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Lakewood
New Jersey Pines
New York
Saratoga
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Liberty Street
Whitehall Terminal
South Ferry
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LOUAY
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Jonas Long
Creat Store
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Thomas Manley
Archbald
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B. F. Woodward
South Abington
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Dlacksmith
John W. Jones
Carbondale
George G. Mahy
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Alfred J. Lewis
P. F. Moran
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Patrick Boylan
James Martin
John A. Mears
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James Quinn
William Rutland
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William & Freeman
W. H. Bell
Jefferson
Thomas Gemmell
Miner
Moosle
John P. Jones
Walter A. Gordon
Greenfield
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EB. D. Bennett
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Berantec
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William Brennan
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Simpson
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