Munyon's Remedies Promises Quick Cures for Many Ailments
Munyon's improved homoeopathic remedies claim rapid relief for rheumatism dyspepsia headaches nervous disorders kidney piles neuralgia asthma and female complaints. The ads promote separate cures for each disease and offer free medical advice from Prof Munyon at 156 Arch Street Philadelphia with bottles sold at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Alutyou
Price
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Classified notices and ad intake at Kannon & Co.
Advertisements orders for job work and items for publication left at Kannon & Co newsdealers North Main Street receive prompt attention. Open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannon & Co
North Main Street
Held Day At Alumni Park Promises Local Athletic Trials
Carbondale and Jermyn athletes contest at Alumni Park on Friday evening in the district first Held day. Two contestants from each town race in exciting events with prizes high but admission free. A August field day with Scranton is planned and a baseball game between the Alumni team and Hickories of Jermyn completes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Park
Jermyn
Carbondale
Scranton
Hickories
Palmer in Trouble A Pension Lawyer jailed over wife dispute
Carlton G. Palmer a Scranton pension lawyer is jailed after his wife aged forty seven filed assault and battery charges. He says he took her from the poor hole seven years ago and provided for her. She left home two weeks ago to Port Jervis but found work in the city and claims assaults when he tried to return her. He cannot post bail and vows to pursue those who had him arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton G. Palmer
Scranton
Port Jervis
Remains of Father Brennan Arrive For Requiem Mass
The body arrived from Philadelphia and was taken to St Nowe church. A solemn high mass of requiem will be held until 9:30 this morning, followed by interment at St Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Brennan
Philadelphia
St. Nowe Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Petition to Reopen White Bridge Station Presented in NY
J E Burrey will present tomorrow before Ontario and Western officials in New York City a petition to reopen White Bridge station. The petition is signed by many local merchants and dealers who rely on wagon freight from the freight house into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Bridge
J. E. Burrey
Ontario and Western
New York City
Mozart Orchestra to accompany Sunday school to Farview
The full Mozart orchestra will accompany the Episcopal Sunday school to Farview on Friday. R. M. Vanian and John Gibert were at Newton Lake yesterday and made a big catch. Mrs. Edward Mitchell and children have returned to Scranton after a visit here with Frank McDonald and John Mannion of the South Side, who is improving. Mrs. Bolton and Miss Bolton left for Crystal Lake cottage yesterday. Rev. Charles Lee and family return today from two weeks on Long Island. H. L. Moves of Scranton visited yesterday. A wheelmen party including HR J, A BE, EB BR, Tily, and A. Sanderson of Philadelphia passed through yesterday en route home. Fifteen dollars added to thes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Episcopal
Farview
R. M. Vanian
John Gibert
Newton Lake
Edward Mitchell
Scranton
Reads
Frank McDonald
John Mannion
South Side
Bolton
Miss Bolton
Crystal Lake
Charles Lee
Long Island
H. L. Moves
HR. J
A. BE
EB. BR
Tily
A. Sanderson
Philadelphia
July Clearance Sale on Rocking Chairs and Tables
The goods have been overhauled and marked down to nearly half their value. This sale lasts during July. Full goods offered with 25 percent less than actual cost. Desirable Rocking Chairs and Center Tables available as closing out bargains.
Katharine Gillivol Leaves for Philadelphia Training School
Miss Katharine Gillivol of Brooklyn street leaves yesterday for Philadelphia to enter the Kensington Hospital training school. A farewell party was given by the Electric Literary club. Also noted are visits by Miss Mary Tighe of Pittston and Miss Lena Topp of Scranton, plus a Dundaff dance planned with music from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Katharine Gillivol
Brooklyn Street
Philadelphia
Kensington Hospital Training School
Electric Literary Clubs
Mary Tighe
H. F. McGee
South Side
Ethel Morgan
Seventh Avenue
Luerne
Lena Topp
Scranton
William Johnson
Washington Street
Nora O'Boyle
Aira
Ellen Moffitt
Main Street
Dundaff
Gus Manson
John Layey
Bridgeport
Conn
Tragedy and Romance In Carbondale By Susquehanna River
Anthony Thinkofeky returns to Hudson street to find his wife vanished with his $300 and two others described as his Lowrders. The case leads him to Squire Maxer who suggests Carbondale amid river scenery and nearby Pennsylvania quarries and the Staurrucca Viaduct. Nearby towns report visitors and a funeral in Forest City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Hudson Street
Squire Maxer
Carbondale
Riverside Park
Lanesboro
Susquehanna River
Delaware and Hudson and Erie
Pennsylvania
Migs Belle McCullum
New Milford
Mra
W. K. Blakeslee
E. A. Gilmore
T. T. Davis
A.B. Holmes
Gh. W. Wolford
W. R. Morgan
Jermyn
George L
Village entertainment draws crowd at hall and camp plans
An entertainment at Village hall raised funds for the Village Improvement Association and featured Miss K P Riley and Mira Emma Vaughan Kiley in a successful program. The event coincides with a Sept encampment and Mountain Park Seven County reunion plans with train fares from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Riley
Mira Emma Vaughan Kiley
Jacok Trust
J. J F. Beardsley
Nuitiy
Halistead
New Milford
Montrose
Alford
Scranton
Drellaware
Lickawanna
Tillroad
BR. J. Hillis
Rush
Waen
Montrose Westeerduay
T. T. Davies
Montrose House
Cr. Hamil
Great Bend
Montrose Friends
A. Johston
Hopbottom
Torrell House
Carthall Hoge
Silver Lake
Villane Hall
Montrose Cancels Baseball Game With Towanda Again
Mrs. Harry Sickler and daughter Anna visit relatives at Wyalusing while Albert Mack of Bethlehem, a former local, returns home from two weeks among friends. Mr. H. Dile and son of Scranton were here yesterday and Miss Mary Boyce returned from Lovellon. The Towanda game was cancelled, possibly due to a frightening score. The Tritons are ready to play anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sickler
Anna
Wyalusing
Albert Mack
Bethlehem
Mr. H. Dile and Son
Scranton
Mary Boyce
Lovellon
Montrose
Towanda
Tritons
Chaffee Hosts Evening In Honor Of Guests
Monday evening Mr and Mrs E L Chaffee entertained at their AleComb street home in honor of Miss Bennett Sayre and Albert Mack Bethlehem. Attendees included Misses Vose Minnie Bannatyne Kathe Welch Blanch Carey Maud Crawford Mary Jayne and Mr Evan Avery Lewis Chaffee Guy Jackson Harry Cortright Austin Carey. Yesterday a special train bearing delegates to the Baptist convention at Milwaukee passed through. Italian workers on the local sewer project returned to Scranton yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Chaffee
AleComb Street
Miss Bennett
Sayre
Albert Mack
Bethlehem
Misses Vose
Minnie Bannatyne
Kathe Welch
Blanch Carey
Maud Crawford
Mary Jayne
Evan Avery
Lewis Chaffee
Guy Jackson
Harry Cortright
Austin Carey
Milwaukee
Scranton
Boring the Artesian Well Goes On Despite Legal Troubles
The artesian well drilling continues rapidly with the bore down through solid rock. Prospective extra shifts may be added to speed work. Surveyor Dunning and assistants map the vicinity for Jermyn and Rushbrook Water Co. and may oppose the borough’s water plant. Attorney Colborn of Scranton aids the borough, while Larch hires two engineers for preliminary surveys. Howarth temperance band plans an open air concert on Main Street with a full programme. The Junior Order of United American Mechanics schedule a Elm Grove picnic. Primitive Methodist Sunday school will observe Children’s Day with a program by the school. Ladies Home Missionary Society hosts a social at Mrs. Bovard’s Friday evening with music and readings. T. F. Coffey of Carbondale visited Jermyns yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunning
Jermyn and Rushbrook Water Company
A. J. Colborn
Scranton
Borough of
Jermyn
Larch
Howarth
Temeperance
Graves
Watson
Bevan
Lingwood
Order of
United American Mechanics
Elm Grove
Primitive Methodist Sunday
Ladies Home Missionary Society
BE Ob. Bovard
Second Street
Wsllimental
Stehary
T. F. Coffey
Carbondale
Jermys
Death of Patrick of Linculo and town notices
The death occurred on a Tuesday after a lingering illness of miner's asthma. The deceased was about 45, survived by wife and seven children and three brothers. a sister in Ireland. Funeral and interment planned at St Mary's cemetery. Borough council met, property owners on Pittston avenue unhappy with laws and attorney. no action until talks with counsel. Other town notes report visitors, dramatic fundraiser at O’Malley’s Opera House, and local residents with varying statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Doo'celoek
Kelly
Ina
Michael
Jermyn
John
Moosic
Ryan
Ireland
P. O'Malley
West Side
St. Mary's Cemetery
William Miller
Hoouwa
Plains
Home Dramatic Company
O'Malley
Pittston Avenue
Sherwood
Counel
Magele Shaughnessy
Willimmmsport
T. Methiel
Davenall
New York
John Buckley
North End
John Cawley
Lincoln Hill
Quiet Wedding in St Patrick s Church
Yesterday at 8 30 in St Patrick s church Miss Alice Kelly daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kelly Dunmore street and James B Martin electrician at the electric power house wed in a quiet ceremony performed by Rev J M Smoulter Best man was M J Walsh and bridesmaid Miss Nellie McAndrew They left for New York and Philadelphia on the 11 49 Delaware and Hudson train returning to Delaware avenue residence After breakfast the couple began married life There were other local social notes and a sports score Brown s beat Windsor N Y 100 to 90 with Cleary and Garbett battery and a Bainbridge game listed for today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricck's Church
Alice Kelly
Thomas Kelly
Dunmore Street
James B. Martin
Electric Power House
J. M. Smoulter
M. J. Walsh
Nellie McAndrew
Delaware and Hudson
New York
Philadelphia
Delaware Avenue
Marie Jones
N. F. Crans
Lackawanna Avenue
Gertrude Merguson
Ladies’ Cathellc Beneficial Association
Convent Hall
Olyphant Browns
Windsor
N. Y
Cleary
Garbett
Browns
Bainbridge
Community notices and upcoming outings around Lake Sheridan
Mr and Mrs George A Bell and others plan a week at Lake Sheridan. Mr and Mrs Thomas W Morgans thank neighbors for support after a bereavement. Union excursion to Lake Ariel next Saturday departs Delaware and Hudson depot at sundock. Round trip tickets two cents, children 35 cents. Children's Day at Grassy Island chapel Sunday evening with singing and recitations supervised by Thomas Swules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Bell
Frank Benscouter
Floyd Griener
William Frear
George G. Bell
Jennie Prear
Lake Sheridan
Thomas W. Morgans
Lake Ariel
Trale
Delaware and Hudson Depot
Sundock
Grassy Island Chapel
Thomas Swules
Local Families Visit and Camp Along Tunkhannock Creek
Mr and Mrs W E Titus of Wilkes Barre visit parents Mr and Mrs D W Titus. Mrs B S Wheeler and Bossie with a friend return from the lake. Philander Bell visits his ill brother at Pugster. Fred Williams and family and Will Leroy and family camp on the Tunkhannock creek bank three miles below town. Miss Hattie Hacon goes to Lake Winola for an indefinite stay. Mrs James Corven and Grace and Janes visit Mrs Elmer G Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Titus
Wilkes- Bure
DW. Titus
B.S. Wheeler
Bossie
Philander Bell
Pugster
Fred
Williame
Will Leroy
Tunkhannock Creek
Hattie Hacon
Lake Winola
Jumes Corven
Grace
Janes
Apter
Elmer G. Bacon
Priest Moves to Impeach Hamilton Mayor Over Noise
Father Henry Anderson of St Marys Catholic church hired ex Congressmen H L Morey to draft impeachment papers against Mayor Charles Boach. He says hoodlums gather outside the parish causing nightly disturbances and the mayor has failed to provide protection or stop the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Henry Anderson
St. Mary's Catholic Church
H. L. Morey
Charles 8. Boach
Pupils Discharged From Soldiers' Orphans School
Harrisburg July 15 The experts committee of the soldiers orphans commission met today and reap pointed all old teachers except those at Scotland industrial school. About sixty pupils were discharged and six more were discharged for age. More applicants seek admission than can be accommodated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Commission
Scotland Industrial School
Militia Called In After Brown Hoist Works Riot
Strikers attacked non union workers en route to Brown Hoist Works as startup resumed. Police failed to quell the rioters and the mayor ordered a militia company to restore order in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Cleveland
Escaped sea lion spotted near Cheboygan river
An escaped sea lion from Lincoln Park Chicago, missing for two years, was observed near the Cheboygan river yesterday. The animal, described as fat and well fed, has been in the area for about two weeks and attracted numerous onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheboygan
Mich
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Chebdoygan River
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Offer
The notice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year old cure for teething pain in children. It claims to soothe gums, relieve all pain, cure wind colic, and diarrhoea with universal druggist availability at twenty five cents a bottle.
Atoan’s Theft Case Ties to Scranton Visit
Atoan, who said his home was Scranton, was in town about July 1 and traded horses with Paul Marriger. The stolen team was traced to a farmer near Binghamton who recovered the animals on Tuesday. Mr. Marriger is attempting to locate the owner of the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoan
Scranton
Paul Marriger
Binghamton
Bariiger
Ina
Poisoned by a Snake Breath Narrow Escape in Missouri
Missouri farmer T. E. Cox escaped death after the rattlesnake he was handling blew toxic breath in his face in a harvest field. Cox pinned the fourteenn rattled monster and, with help, prepared to remove fangs for the state university museum, but only after the snake was killed. Cox recovered after remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
T. E. Cox
Cox
State University Museum
Local Notices and Socials From Scranton Area
Mrs. George Detrick receives treatment at Lackawanna Hospital Scranton. Rev Anderson Reynolds spoke to young men at the Baptist church. J. T. Keene and family occupy a local cottage. A dime social is planned next Friday at KE Frate’s home. Hotel Elmhurst reports many guests and Alfred Griffin undertakes extensive home repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Fll. Carr
Anderson Reynolds
H. BR. Clay
J. T. Keene
Scranton
Elmhurst
Alfred Griffin
Cranton Shoestore Offers Russet Shoes at Deep Discounts
Greatly reduced Russet Shoes for men women and children dominate the sale. Prices range from $3 to 40c with no quantity discounts to ensure fair one price policy. The retailer invites customers to inspect stock and promises savings by buying locally.
Dynamite Attack Causes Panic at Tatham Springs Resort
Dynamite was thrown into the main water supply at Tatham Springs in Washington county Kentucky. The blast ripped dikes and flooded yards around the springs causing a frightful scene among guests including about seventy five women. Panic rose as Chaplain heard the explosions and the water covered the springs. Authorities consider the act revenge tied to recent water shutoffs by the resort management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatham Springs
Frankfort
Washington County
Ner
Miss Fisher Too Fickle Leads to Tragic Suicide
Whitehall Illinois July 16 Joseph Lauer went to Davis Fisher's farm nine miles southwest of the city. Finding Fisher's daughter had gone out with Frank Painter recently released from the penitentiary for manslaughter Lauer walked a short distance and shot himself dying minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Joseph Lauer
Davis Fisher
Fisher
Frank Painter
Lowcost usable commodes and mirrors offered
Advertisers urge readers to consider functional furniture pieces including commodes and dressers suitable for homes with limited space. Mirrors offered to complement the furniture, with prices starting at two dollars seventy five cents and ninety cents for mirrors.
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Palmer
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Ave
Forest City
I. F. Brice
F. H. Johnson
Penobscot
Nelle Brown
Wilkes-Barre
I. PF. Briee
North Mud Street
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
Tien
F. J. Grover
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
J.D. Williams
AVOUR
U.S. Gov't Report
Olyphant
Peckville
Hallstead
George Detrick
Lackawanna Hoepital
Hood
C. I. Hood
Tie
All Druggists, Co
Lowell
Mass
Cranton
Kerr’s
Brussels
Bigelow
Whittall
Glen Keho
G. Kerr, Son
Wyoming House
Dickson Manufacturing CO
UU Shear
America
E.R. Parker
Spruce Street
Chichrater
Gare
Chichester
Ferrer
Miss Fisher
Joseph Laur
Eva M. Hetzel
Propeels
Zee
Atleets
Hebra
Matthews Bros
John J. Phelps
Scranton, Pa
oRioney
Wyoming Avenue
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