Peruna promoted for female catarrh and misery relief
Advertisements and letters praise Dr. Hartman’s Peruna as a cure for catarrh of female organs and related ailments. Testimonies claim relief from dyspepsia heart trouble and weakness, with support for a free health book and physician references. The piece also notes a dentist and clergy movements in nearby towns and the Archdeaconry meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Wike
Pe-ru-na
Sarah Gallita
Luton
Thaleo
G. C. Worttell
Clarksburg
W. Va
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Knights of Columbus mark first anniversary at Burke building
In Carbondale the Knights of Columbus celebrated their first anniversary at the Burke building with a lavish reception. Ex Mayor Neill spoke, joined by W. F. Shean, Richard Burke and We Murphy. The Mozart orchestra played behind a canopy as guests enjoyed musicals, youth and gowns and light refreshments for about two hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Burke Building
Mozart Orchestra
Neill
W. F. Shean
Richard Burke
We. Murphy
Scranton
West Side Woman Loses Home in Night Fire
Mrs. David Davis, widow of a man killed on the Ontario and Western road last winter, residing near Mur dock's grove on the West Side, saw her home burn last night at 9 30. She had just finished paying for the property and several small children were left homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davis
Murdock’s Grove
Davis
Boy Donohue Injured After Jump From Coal Train
A 14 year old boy from Jermyn was hospitalized at Carbendale with a broken thigh after leaping from a coal train near Btarracen and plunging 12 feet through a trestle when ordered off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donohue
Jermyn
Carbendale Hospital
Btarracen
Local News Clippings From Wilkes-Barre Area
T J Simons shows improvement and is expected to recover. Dr P D L Bailey returned from Lackawaxen with twenty two trout. Mrs Charles Stantz of New York visits in the city. James Smith of Thorn Street called on Wilkes-Barre friends. The board of health reorganized electing J S Niles M D B president and George Evans secretary. P J Moffitt sanitary policeman and Elmer E Garr of Perwleck named city superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Simons
PD. L. Bailey
Charles Stantz
New York
James Smith
Thorn Street
Wilkes-Barre
Board of Health
J. S. Niles
M. Db
George Evans
P. J. Moffitt
Elmer E. Garr
Perwleck
Echoola
Re election landslide for County Superintendent Taylor in Jeromy
In Jeromy and Mayfield the county superintendent Taylor won a sweeping reelection with six of eight directors voting for him. Patrick Loughney and J G Nicholson opposed Davis, while John Mellon was absent. News reached of Jimmy Donahue, aged about sixteen, injured in Star Racea after a fall from a freight train. He suffered a fractured leg and was moved toward Carbon Dale for treatment. Mrs Cooper of Hawley is noted in the local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Pregnasti
Jermyn
Patrick Loughney
J. G. Nicholson
Davis
John Mellon
Jimmy Donahue
David Donahue
East Side
Starracea
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Emvergency Hospital
Cooper
Hawley
Methodia
Local Social And Public Notices And Observations
Episcopal visitors and local residents travel between Forest City Scranton Wilkes-Barre and Carbondale while marriages and deaths loom. Crystal Fire Company will march with Scranton firemen. Mrs Harriet Russell's condition grows grave. veterans report rheumatism from service. Mr Geo Anderson of Trosaville praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism back pain and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reeve
Main Street
Bertha Russell
Moosic
White
Blakely
Thomas P. Williams
Rushbrook Street
Thomas M. Hendricks
Anfile
Knights of Columbus
Carbondale
Kate Reardon
Marie Kilcoyne
Scranton
Ella Breen
Mainstreet
Crystal Fire Company
Harriet Russell
School Board Meets With Auditor Fee Debate and Short Term Loans
A Monday night meeting of the school board discussed an attorney opinion denying district liability for auditor fees while urging the council to pay. The treasurer asked for a short term loan due to low funds until the tax collector settles. Bills approved include Dempaes 11,005 O Malley 10 Merchants Bank 140.18 Olyphant Water Co 80.50 Reynolds Brothers 3 T F Nealon bis and others. Several local residents and visitors were noted in brief social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Holleran
Kelly
Pettigrew
Hayes
John Dempaes
James J. O'Malley
Merchants’ and Mechanics Bank
Olyphant Water Company
Reynolds Brothers
T F. Nealon
Thomas Tionnelly
James Brown and
Albany
Mra
Ellen Mahon
Samuel Nicholas
Hagleton
Blakely
Louie Blackberger
May Evans
Lackawanna Street
Alfred Griffiths
Jermyn
Mikes Bugle Fisher
Mr. Miller
Providence
Will J. McConnell Draws Crowds at the Opera House
Will J. McConnell the temperance lecturer draws large crowds to the opera house each evening. His meetings excite interest as many wear red ribbons and listeners respond to the tales and incidents he narrates with strong sympathy. Dr. FP L Grander moved his family to Uniondale for the summer while doctors continue practice there. Isaac Wheeler of Deposit visits his uncle LV Smith on Main Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. McConnell
Opera
Lcarera
L. Grander
Uniondale
Isaac Wheeler
Deposit
LV. Smith
Main Street
WG. Seeley
Taylorville community notices and a busy council week
Local board of trade to meet in council chambers on Friday with multiple important items on the agenda. Communications from manufacturers seeking Taylor location under consideration. Public notices include post office letters and various social and fraternal activities across Taylorville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Postoffice
Burgess Watkins
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Taylor Post Office
Scranton Tribune
Lizzie Rowell
Kitty Grey
Griffith D. Johns
Court House
James B. Powell, Jr
Tallie W. Jones
Joseph Davis
Frank Dunstone
James W. Price
George Douse
John F. Reese
Horace J. Daniels
James Mapleson
Thomas Griffiths
Fireat Winona Mars
Mary M. Kennedy
the Daughters of Pocahontas
Old Forge
Tunkhannock
Misa Hannah Hughes
Nyde Park
Mis. R. J. Davis
North Taylor
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Eva Mussleman
Ransom
David J. Harris
New York
Ivorites Lodge
Jesse Scrivens
James
John Scrivens
West Virginia
Archbald
Tale EK. Thomas
Thomas A. Thomas
Ann J. Morris
Annie
Edith
Gertrude Watkins
Thomas Watkins
Olyphant
North Main Street
John B. Reese
Grove Street
Catarrh of the Stomach and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Catarrh of the stomach is described as linked to indigestion with fullness after meals, gas pressure, and nervous weariness. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as a safe, simple cure after meals, with testimonials from N. J. Booker and an offer for a free booklet from F. A. Stuart Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlanson
Stuart
N. J. Booker
Dearborn
Chicago
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Street troubles and Lutheran session in Pittston
Street Commissioner Carroll faced protests from local pensioners over pay and partiality as a labor dispute erupted in Pittston. The Lutheran Ministerium session in St John’s Church drew ministers and delegates to discuss mission work, youth duties, and church organization amid a busy schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ministerium
Carroll
Song
Frank Staley
Tribune
Haw
Music Hall
Buffalo Bill
Duryea
Mallstead
John Graham
Wyoming Valley ‘Traction Company
Newton Jackson
T. A. Wright
Wilkes-for2
Eagle
Patrick Gibbons
Philippines
Gibbons
Beranton
John Frederick
Carrol Street
St. Mary's
William Donnelly
St. John’s Church
Peter Donnelly
Port Griffith
Herman Stern
Willie Spear
Scranton
Water Street Bridge Company
Joseph Langford
M. W. Morris
J. H. Mosler
ER. M. Hughes
Louis Seibel
Frank Shiffer
George Smith
Thomas Howell
Lackawanna
George W. Hagadorn
Bloomnsberg
J. H. Kuder
L. Linderstruth
Local Textile Idle For Dewey Day And Moves In Town
The silk mill idle yesterday for Dewey day. Sankie tribe Improved Order of Red Men will hold tenting tonight. Storrs mines to work today and tomorrow then idle rest of week. John Walsh family moved to J Nebel's house on Malin street. James Oliver bought two Brook Street lots to build soon. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for 25 cents by C I Hood & Co Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
John Walsh
J. Nebel
Malin Street
James Oliver
Carmell Street
Brook Street
Tunkhannock Fire Losses Settled Except Burgess Stock
The Trott building fire in Tunkhannock left all claims settled except the F. C. Burgess Co general merchandise stock. Space loss settled 60 percent, fixtures at 3 1 3 percent. Molter Day loss of Wyoming Democrat amounted to $50 paid. Dr. E. Alddeman sought $76 for household goods with no deal. Several local residents and visitors noted. Co. K Seventh N. G. P. inspection at Platt's Opera House with Major Miller. many local names listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trott
F. C. Burgess
Lowe
Molter
Wyoming Democrat
Ron
BR. E. Alddieman
HW. C. Reynolds
Lackawanna County
Tunkhannock
J. 8
Turn
Scranton
Catharine Townsend
KE. K. Little
W. N. Reynolds
Wilkes-Barra
B. Little
Lackawanna Bar
C. HW. Dana
Wyoming County
B. W. Lewis
J. Wood Platt
F. J. Spaulding
Windham Township
I. B. Walters
Factoryville
Factoryville Borough
Co. EK. Reynolds
West Nicholson
F. J. Sampson
Wilkes-Barre
M. J. Leonard
Reed
Leonard
Gray
Barlow
Paul Billings & Co
J. W. Stark
George Doyle
Sunday notices and local events in Honesdale area
Scranton residents visit Honesdale on Monday. a minister marks his fifteenth pastoral and twenty-fifth ordination anniversaries. Sawyers band to perform on the bank lawn with Dr. Kesler providing open air music. May term Wayne county court in session. convention of school directors and local civic notices feature prominent names and decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Kolfer
Scranton
Park Street
Harry Gretter
Wilkes-Barre
Honesdale
William H. Swift
Honesdale Presbyterian Church
Edward Davis
BE. C. Dean
Delaware and Hudson Station
J. Dibble
Minooka
Wayne Country Court
Yregeue
Honesdale National Bank
Sawyer
J. W. Kesier
Trenton
Albert Winkler
Little Beauty
Benjamin J. Dale
Loving Hearts Govotte
Theoillore Moses Tobani
Princeton Cadets
W. T Durand
M. D. Selmer
Galop
Volante Galop
George Bouthwell
Valley Forge
J. H. Wadsworth
Dewey
Baptist Church
Walter A. Wood
Louise
Margaret Eberhardt
Edward Burns
A. M. Levie
Emma Ward
Misa Currie Kalish
Freeman
J. W. Kesler
F. B. Kimble
Kesler
Admiral Dewey
Cloge
Court House
W. W. Mumford
Staracen
Co. White
Hawley
J. 2D. Brennan
Mt. Pleasant
H. & Salmon
F. V. Car
Dr. Simons
D. L. Hower
M. J. Hanton
Mrs. Christy Heads East for Philadelphia Visit
Mrs Christy plans a Friday trip to Philadelphia to visit relatives. Der and Mrs Knedler enjoyed a Scranton drive yesterday. Borough school board members Knedler and Knedler attended Scranton election events. Charles Burkhart and wife returned from a wedding tour. A Friday gathering at Byron Buckinghams featured SunDay school classes with games music and refreshments at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy
Philadelphia
Der
Knedler
Scranton
Clay
C. R. Smith
M. P. Rhodes
James O'Brien
G. Kiel
Dr. Knedler
Borough
Charles Burkhart
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Boranton
Esquire
D. W. Coxe
Alden
Stuart Crockett
Stroudneburg
W. J. Cleveland
Susquehanna
Charles EF. Fessenden
J. HW. Griffiths
Plsmouth
PL Harrington
West Pittston
KE. J. Haughton
Dunmore
Rogers Israel
W. de F. Johnson
Wilkes Barre
H. L. James
KE. J. McHenry
M. B. Nash
R.A. Sawyer
W. H. Stone
Wilkes- Marre
J. W. Ware
Wilkes- Barre
Knights and Ladies
Burke
Jermyn and Mayfield
EAI Medical GO
Buffalo
N.Y
Mgr
Geo. B. Anderson
Trosaville
York
Penn
Forest City
Taylor News
Pittston News
Birnie
Ohl
City of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
B.J. Retane Co
Toledo
Sottey
Hall
Frank F. Chenty
Feaert
A. W. Gleason
Hal
Cheney, & CO
Tou
Emily
Priceburg
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Tunehannoock
Charles Dickens
recui#h
Wilful
Metla Wilster
John Okeamith
Bella
John
Anna Willy
Michiessy Epon
Sorthvillé
Spink Co
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Pierce Wich
Lta
Mary By, Lewis
Tanner, Gilmer Co
Pierce
Tuvalla
Havel and Surgical Institute
FR. V. iPierce
RL Va Pierce
Buffalo, N, YY
Elmhurst
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