Notable West Side Events and Oakley Return
A late night appearance by William Oakley on the West Side ends five days of absence after a claimed railway incident. Reports indicate he boarded a coal train, was detained, and jailed for riding, then released to return home. A mum party and funeral events form part of the day’s local notices. Levy Davies dies of blood poisoning at the Hilside home. services held with community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina Weber
Levy Davies
Wiliam Oakley
Price Street
West Side
Mr Oakley
Mears’ Store
Tribune
Oakley
Rendham
Wilkes- Barre
Richard Davies
Filmore Avenue
Hilside
Merthyr Tydvil
Wales
Richard Dawies
Mr. Davies
Local notices span burgh life with weddings deaths and sales
A long community column lists events from weddings to funerals and local notices. Ex officer William J. James and Mrs Henry Lewin plan a New York City wedding with later travels. city residents attend sermons, school reviews, and church meetings. The Scranton area sees auctions, real estate activity, a Welsh Baptist meeting, and updates on residents’ health and travel plans.
Court issues attachment for Dr Carl M Kelly in Jennings case
An attachment was issued yesterday for Dr Carl M Kelly of Equinunk as a witness in the Jennings case. The subpoena served on Wednesday met with disregard as he left the courthouse. Deputy Sheriff Thomas I Price intends to pursue the elusive physician again this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Kelley
Equinunk
Jennings
the Tribune
Thornton
Court House
Scranton
Thomas I. Price
D. O. Coughlin
North Mountain
Huffington
Fox
Pittsburg
Durlington
Jacob Sokitita
Durye
Marie M Porstater
Western Penitentaary
Joseph Soran
Western Penitentiary
Frank Smith
Robert Moss
Connellsville
John Zimmerman
Westurn
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia Sold Here
Mystic cure claimed to radically cure rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 5 days by removing the cause with immediate relief. First benefits noted after starting, price 76 cents, sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, 46 Lackawanna Avenue, Beranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conte
Sola
Carl Lorens
Lackawanna
Avenue
Beranton
Castoria Recalls A Mother’s Reassuring Remedy
A vintage rhyme recalls Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to motherhood. It notes use for ailments in children and the parental habit of providing Castoria across generations. The piece emphasizes nostalgia and longstanding folk practice.
Restraining Order in Meadville Water Works Case
Meadvill e waterworks conflict continues as Judge Buffington limits action pending jurisdiction ruling. A restraining order prevents city council from bids and bonds while allowing five day notices for new affidavits and possible injunction as the case proceeds.
Grip Epidemic Warns of Col ds and Lungs Danger
The article warns that grip and colds often lead to pleurisy or pneumonia and recommends Munyon's Cold Cure and Cough Cure. It claims twenty four hour relief when started at onset and offers free guidance from Professor Munyon at 1005 Arch Street Philadelphia.
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Profesor Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Munyon
Sayers contesting estate claim at Cedar Avenue church
Long fragment outlines Mark Sayers claiming a share of a deceased relative’s New York estate. Foreman Pat Campbell mails for info and learns Sayers could receive about one quarter if identity proven. Other items note church events, funerals, and a prize watch presentation.
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Mark Savres
Larde Vortune bLeetire Oo Breland
Cedar Avene Methodist Episcopal Church
Itta
Mark Sayers
Urdok
Hile
New York
Siyers
Pat Everett B. Campbell
Minooka
Sayers
Suyera
Verdict for Mrs Brink in damage suit against borough
Mrs Jonnie M Brink won a verdict of 700 dollars in her suit against the Borough of Dune more though the amount was less than sued for The defense asked for a new trial arguing that the councilmen should not bear the damages burden Judge Edwards denied a consult and a new trial request was set for next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie M. Brink
Dunemore
Burns
Duggan
McDonald
Bie
Brink
Makely Street
Edwards
No. 38
Court Room
Purdy
Michael Handley
Mary Barrett
Anethony Street
Seventh Ward
Directors Inspect Hillside Home Improvements
Directors Langstaff Gibbons Williams Shotten and Murphy visited Hillside Home yesterday. They thoroughly examined the renovated almshouse, noting the $12,000 expenditure and unanimous approval of the plant, management, and improved value and appearance of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langstaff
Gibbons
Williams
Shotten
Murphy Ald
Swayne's Ointment Promoted for Skin Diseases
An old advertisement touts Swayne's Ointment as a cure for skin conditions including eruptions on the face and hands. It claims to heal tetter and other rashes, leaving skin clear and healthy and urges readers to ask a local druggist for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne
Swayny
Palmer Cox Brownies to Swing Scranton Audiences
The Famous Brownies will tour Scranton at a cost of 3300 dollars. Palmer Cox will direct the production with elaborate scenes and special effects. Tickets for April performances draw interest from Wilkes-Barre Carbondale and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Alenery
Com Times
Mechiunieal
Cleetriedl
Thie City
Palmer Cox
Will Mapervine
Hares
Jetson
Joe Jefferron
Ainge
Wilh
Aimy
Dete
Atagre
Aieen Titania
Eea
Miid-Ocean
Oriental Ballet
Brownieland
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Local notes show visits, moves and events in town
Miss Helen Shook visits friends from Tunkhannock. Mrs Edith Pigh travels to New York. Watkins confined at home on Theodore street. Henwood moves household goods to Weston street. Mr Von Sturk leaves for Washington and Old Point Comfort. Miss Nellie Geil returns from art studies in New York. Mr and Mrs Anderson return from wedding trip to Ohio. Miss Lewis vacations with parents. Crystal Literary Club moves to old library rooms. A. M. N. Roberts to move to new suite over Atherton & Co. W. S. Halslander plans to move to central town. Keystone Social Club hosts a reception at the Armory. Epworth League gives free entertainment at the Methodist church. Sermon notes omitted due to reverend’s illness. Benedict hit by a crush at Amidlereon news stand. Christ Church basket social aids the Huiske Slekier family. Archbald free entertainment series opened with local talent and Glee club performance.
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Helen Shook
Tunkharnock
Hdith Pigh
Main Avenue
New York
Watkins
Theodore Street
Henwood
Westonshice
Theodore von Sturck
Mainaver
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Mise Nellie
Geil
New York City
Atherton and Company
Halslander
Church Avenue
Company Ho Armory
Keystone Social Club
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
Wendell
Woop
Wathina
George W. Benedict, Jr
Tochia
Maln Avenue
Christ
Beneit
Huse Slekier
Kristlin Endeavor Society
Ching
Archbald
Thomas Jehu
William Pugh
Cambrain Glee Club
W. D. Watkins
Davy Jones
Evan Price
Griffith Davis
David Smith
Gwilym Edwards
William J. Hopkins
Titus Davis
John W. Evans
Lulu Simmons
Glee Club
Hest
Dunmore Doings Highlight Local Incidents and Injuries
Mrs Job Bilste in recovers after an attack by the army. Michael McDonnell buys a title and hopes. Rev JW Williams recovering from malaria. Miss Jonnie Connors and Miss Livate Uifford mentioned in social items. Mrs George Robinson, Miss Katharine Doyle and Miss Maric Jones noted in town gatherings. James Tice injured by a fall at Bunker Hill mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Bilste
Michael McDonnell
Tine Street
JW. Willams
Jonnie Connors
Avoca
Livate
Uifford
Butler Street
Rishoy
Ciara Wees
Annie Pullie
Mumhuret
Mumhuret, the Vialog Wersheier
Cheorge Robinson
Shoemaker Street
Katharine Doyle
Maric Jones
Hye Dark
William Johnson
James Tice
Sport Aa
Fitchburg and West Shore Engineers Endorsed Remedy
William Huston of the West Shore railroad and A. Palmer of the Fitchburg freight department credit Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy with curing kidney trouble dyspepsia and related ailments after years of overwork and failed medical treatment. They report relief within weeks and improved health for their digestive and nervous issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Huston
A. Palmer
Mainy
Soeineor
William Huston
Wael Shore Railroad
Prager
Huston
David Kennedy
Hh. A. Palmer
Bitchburg
Ladies Auxiliary meeting amid railroad bustle and disruption
The Ladies Auxiliary held a regular meeting during heavy routine activity at the railroad offices. A gospel service was announced for tomorrow led by several conductors. A railroad association executive meeting discussed committees for the year as 220 workers gathered in a building. The New York Central will switch Niagara Falls branch to electric power supplied by Niagara Falls Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Tomkinson
South Side Young Women's Christian Association
Rcone
Mise Toevie Christopher
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sovciety
Luther Decker
CW. Dunn
Ed Dowd
Warren Beyry
J. S. van Torn
Railroad Aasocration Executive Committee
TD. W. Thomas
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Yard
Chestnut Street
Firman
Reuben Hingham
Alliance, O
New York Central Railroad
Nineara Falls
Niagara Palle Power Company
George McDonald
New York
Delaware and Hudson Company
Moosic
Yatesville
Pomns
McKenna
Clark & Snover
Triune
Auxiliary Society
Tearsulla Halr
Readers debate the greatest Victorian writer
A reader letters page questions whether Sir Walter Scott or Charles Dickens deserves the title of greatest nineteenth century writer. The writer praises Dickens's empathy and social critique while critiquing Scott's historical fiction and alleged inaccuracies. The letter argues Dickens, not Scott, best embodies lasting literary impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Richards
the Tribune
Richards
Minglish Trerath
Sir Walter Scott
Charles Dickens
Scott
Calydonia
Pigkens
Nicholaa Nichleby
Oliver Twat
Cielty
Jagist
Tesla
Chiles Dickens
Lark Jones
Mary
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Luce Bros
MR. Oakley
Mum Social
Ninth Street
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Choir
Frank Knauss
Frank Beck
Knauss
Harry Edwards
Isaac Price
W. W. Jones
William Snover
F. C. Hall
Edward Bertine
H. A. Wrigley
Kate Davies
Normi
Mrs. Weber
Latina Weber
August Weber
North Sumter Avenue
Molock
F. A. Paupe
German Presbyterian Church
Rebecca Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Murtha Lodge
Hari Garl
Alenelety
Wadburn Street Cemetery
Gorge Hack
Martin Mohr
Henry Delhl
Charles Kimmick
Joseph Konexsky
Conrad Mattern
Js, A, Mears, Stir
Central Colliery
Central Mine Accidental Fund
Washburn Street
Will
William J. James
Aytion Street
Henry Lewin
Kingston
Boston
Bynon Street
Dotin
Woo
Wil
Vier
Mise Wi Havlul
South
Tye Park Avenue
George Abyers
Columbose Trowse
Henry D. Jones
North Hyde Park Avenue
Lizsie Moyle
Moncow
Mise Etw Moyle
Hyde Park Avenue
Louis Mostr
Lafayette Street
Mr. Mower
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
William Knowlton
Sumner Avertur
Windwor
N.Y
August Hower
Misa Sarah Thomas
Susquehanna County
Salvation Army
Bert Davies
Binghamton
Diffalo
Aiton Doyle
North Lincoln Ave
Morgan J. Willams
South Mall Avenue
Sault Lake City
Oliver
John T. Watkins
Judge Edwards
Scranton Field Club
George P. Peck
Charles i. Daniels
Edward Thayer
Charles House
John H. Walker
John Watkins
North Filmore Avenue
I. J. Leonard
Co-operative Hall
Miln Avenue
Mary Gallagher
Robert Mayberry
Railroad Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Hyde Park Catholic
Justus Weber
Sumner Avenue
Rebeccas
Martha Indes
Starner
South Main Avenue
Groceimes — Revere
J. W. Mason & Co
LG South Main Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Willam D. Griffiths
W. G. Doud & Co
Lacka
Hve
Apter Kelley
Maby
Cantoria
Castoria
Meadville
United States
Thomas & McMarland
Maind- Ville Whier Company
Thaae
Elie Ie
Judae Bullington
Conneil
Iis
Cownella
Gsolve
Vista
Cava
Mendville Water Company
United States Circuit Court
Tudge Heydrick
Hiram L. Richmond
Charles N. Fox
Luzerne Borough
John Fox
Williamsport
Williem Barre
Luserne
Joseph Conrad
Northumberland County
John A. Troxell
Pittsbore
Mike Gold
Mutley- Williams
Armboose Mutley Aygaliet J
Williamy
Thuiftingod
BO Orl Pyles
Clernieys
Jade Uuithngton
Elrouli
Sidi Returned
Mullen
Walker Thie Totaling
South Side News
Ireland
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Kerr
Conrad Leckerly
Birch Street
Trenton
N. J
Anna Stahlheber
South Ride
Young Women's Christian Association
Adam &Jiil
Alder Street
Forest Hii
Mark O' Hoyle
Cedar Avenue
St. John's Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
Nellie Loughney
Michael Dunn
Prommitites
Mrs. Brink
Protingham
Palmer Cys
Pennsylvania
Nighis
Odo
Bayer
de Kiaw
Elineor
Aby Theater
Pons
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Edward J. Horan
Villanova College
Young Men's Institute
North End
Dunmore Doings
Fitchburgh & West Shore
News OF the Railroads
Kate Ppeoe
Kate Field
Wilkin
Point & Co
Ave
For All
W.h.hacker
Haw
Hinself
Washington, ID. c
Morrell McKenzie
Spruce Street
New Hotel Serimyn
Joan Twamlt
West Lackawanna Ave
Maloney Oil and
MANU
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
G'R
Linn Allen
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Eeees
Dub
Piraice
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