Consequences of the Grip A Second Paper by Dr Carl Feller
Dr Carl Feller discusses the American grip first seen in 1886, its difference from European grip and influenza, and the role of nervous system disruption. He endorses benzoate of soda with heart stimulants and rest, warns against quinine, and notes the risk of chronicity if untreated, with lingering effects on nerves and the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Seiler
The
Tribune
Europe
Glasgow
Myself
Carl Feller
Donations Acknowledged By Hahnemann Hospital December
The directors of Hahnemann Hospital acknowledge December donations from numerous unnamed donors and groups. The list includes diverse items such as food, clothing, and sundry goods, reflecting community support for hospital wards and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnemann Hospital
Lackawanna Railroad to Open New Broadway Office
The Lackawanna Railroad will open a new office on the southwest corner of Broadway and Twenty eighth Street on May 1. Under the general direction of Mr T W Lee, the general passenger agent, the office aims to be one of the handsomest in New York City and will expand the company's reach into promising city areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Twenty Eighth Street
City of New York
T. W. Lee
Lackawanna
Letters From The People
Reader opinions published with names accompany letters to The Tribune. The page notes no responsibility for opinions and outlines submission requirements.
Land Ownership Claim Amid Turmoil in Vaivar Region
Fragmented draft notes describe Miss Reynolds claiming land linked to a historical dispute. The document references Ute claims, state involvement, and potential titling actions, with unclear names and dates. The legible items suggest a contested title tied to Meoaly U and a county or municipal review.
Unscrambled Note Cites Scranton Papers and Local Figures
A garbled note references Mr Harger and Ary Kalinor with mentions of Scranton papers and a mentor from the Contin Cli Mile. It discusses timing and openness to consider a spat, with implied profession links and a hint of local figures including Lie Haar and Taylor. Dated Jan 5 in Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
City Show Depends on Amendments to Scranton Charter
Senator Vaughan says the Muehlbronner ripe per bill should not pass without Scranton getting a chance to urge amendments favorable to its needs. Hearings are planned. delegates from Pittsburg and Allegheny expected, with Scranton urged to present citizens' views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flinn
J. C. Vaughan
Harrisburg
Tribune
Senate
House
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Scranton
Minn
D L W Board Sets Schedule For Scranton Stove Works Plans
The D L & W board outlines Friday through Sunday events including Wild Cats and Bartholomew performances, with detailed times for connections at Cayuga and Molane locales. Passenger engines and crew rosters appear in the timetable, listing departures and arrivals across multiple lines and stations.
Scranton Stove Works Adopts Profit Sharing for 1901
The Scranton Stove Works announces a new profit sharing policy based on capital employed and wages earned. Each $100 of capital represents a share of profits per $100 of wages, aiming to benefit both the company and its employees. All departments reportedly operated 258 days in 1900 with some teams working over 20 more days excluding five holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Stove Works
Erie Railroad seeks approval to issue stock and bonds
The Savarid's Coal Trade Journal notes a notice by the Erie Railroad calling for stockholders to approve issuance of preferred stock and bonds to fund the recent purchase of the Pennsylvania Coal company. The move suggests bankers still control the Pennsylvania holdings and explains delay in Erie taking active control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savarid
Erie Railroad Company
Storkholders
Pennsylvanian Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Erie Company
Strike at Klotz Silk Throwing Mill House Action
Committees from the strike groups visited several city mills to learn wage rates. They will submit findings to the company with a plan to raise Klotz silk throwing mill wages to meet the city average if it is higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klotz
Lackawanna Lumber Company Names New Directors
The Lackawanna Lumber company yesterday held its annual meeting and acted directors as follows F I Peek P Y Davidson E Peek Z W Oakford William Connell A D Dean Cyrus BD Jones Dr D I Hand and I F Mepargel. The directors will meet later to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Lumber Company
F. I. Peek
PY. Davidson
E. &. Peek
Z. W. Oakford
William Connell
A. D. Dean
Cyrus BD
Jones
D. I. Hand
I. F. Mepargel
Orcanixe
Barbers to Convene Mass Meeting in City Hall
A mass meeting of all barbers is announced for next Tuesday evening January 9 at Carpenters hall 27 Wyoming avenue at 30 oclock sharp. W E Klapeteky general secretary treasurer Journeymen Barbers International Union Mereland C will address the meeting on organization benefits and Gworte Gothler secretary treasurer Central Labor Union will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Wyoming Avenue
W. E. Klapeteky
Journeymen Barbers’ International Union
Mereland, C
Gworte Gothler
Central Labor Union
Olympian games revived in Athens and Paris plans
Olonpln games have been revived by the Tlon Athletique Internationale with headquarters in France. The first contest was held in Athens and the next is likely to be scheduled for the Pan American exposition next summer. They will be held mainly in the Stadium, the only artificial arena rivaling the Colosseum at Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnlon Athletique Internationale
France
Athens
Rome
Sterling Silver Spoons and Cased Goods for Weddings
Immense stock of Sterling Silver Spoons Forks Knives and Cased Goods offered at low prices. Includes newest patterns and celebrated Inlaid Sterling. War era wear noted with twenty five years of lasting quality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nuenga
J. Page
Mioone
Rose
William
Emily
Melen Wilcox
Misa Hanna
Robert Pioneer
Sattar
Scragg
Hone
Reading
H. Ay Cats
Doin Menam
Thomas Dickson
Clibtina
Adame Avene Cliyel
Ib Tiffany
VW. le Peck
Gi. Roberreson
Aig Cheoomwe Dickeon, Books For Chicken’s Wands Mra, Menvy Uetin, Jr
Calle
Holly
Mrs. Bell
Cotman
Erate Orenne
Ware
Halladead
Catkey
Craeierrog
Moro Brothers
Midw I. J
Rath
Turkey
Mie
Sith
Geegy
Smith
Mrs
A. Pitee
Oldliwn
Turers
Ermn
Tithers Mig
AL Ome Docker
Ovanlerries
Applies
Sanet Pratar Tom
Eleay
Mire
Alife Ur
Tower
Mir
Bob Willian
I. B
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Dairy Dompangy
W. Wantey
Jod. Williams
Frank Noneton
Ming Phoebe Smoith
G. Us Geterhout
Florence
the Hey
Mr. Altieh
Mive
Bloreter Welr
the “Lackawanna Railroad
Miss Reynolds
Edith
Mutesivonia
I. O
Mare Belles
Mr. Harger
Kalinor
Pethinie
Taylor, Pa
Mane Dy
A. W. Chase
A.W. Ck
William J. Goad
Brunson Street
Oswego
N.Y
Ses Aes Oeer Peers
A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo
Senator Vaughan
Filnn
Laree
Conelmama
Owhail
Tamalee
Filton
Burleigh
Vowburg
Vosburg
Filing
Ma. Burleigh
Lass
Alleghany
Tolay
Dan
Ty Wow
Th Bartholomew
Pontioun
Saturloy
Statens
Mafferty
Nauman
Baxter
Murras
Bartuloneurts
Burkhart
Bonnets
W. Fitegerald
Mandolph
Mo Alieter
Oyithe
Wlom Niehata
Himenteibee
J. Currizg
J. Monnigan
Cayiuga
Molane
Cayuga Ginley
Nay Aun
Pulau, Oe. M—F. E
Bicor, Passidag
Houser
Murphy
Lamping
Gaflors
Blinger
Blanton
Magovern
WEST
A. m
PL Mallen
John Gahagon
MoCann
Ap mM
F Masters
G. T. Staples
Notiof
Robert Evans
C. Randolph
Ace Laftue
Trainsters
John Hennigan
Pru
Giltiess
Kenry
Olympian Games
Crevens
Cal
Union Painless Dentists
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton, Ta
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Third National Bank
United States Depositary
Banking House Cash and Reserve
U. S
Henry Belin, Jr
William J. Peck
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Rogers Bros.” Goods
Mercereau & Connell
Densten
Sprus
St. Temple Court Building
Scranlon PA
Childern
Lace
Scranton, PA
Meo
Rush Lale
Elestric Szloder
Repauno Chemical Co
Uxoto"ives
Erodiasos
Pilsner
Suranton, PA
Washington Ave
Wyoming
Duponts
Mpiasting
Sporting
Smokeless
Repaune Chemical Company
Copwell Building
Seraplon
Allencies
Thor, Ford
Joan B. Smith &Son
W. & Mulligan
Toveee
Pittetom
Plymouth -Wilkes-Darre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!