No Water Rate War Denied By Mr Jermyn
The Consolidated Water company drills bore holes near No 2 plane to replenish No 3 reservoir after last summer’s near dryness. Joseph Jermyn, president, says there is no war with Reynshansthurst and the drilling is for water supply, not to crush a rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Consolidated Water Company
Reynshanhurst Company
Reynshanturst Water Company
Reynshinturst Comming
No. 3
Joseph Jermyn
Aubbeyr
Scranton
Reynshanhurst
der- Thy
Mr. Jermyn
Mr. Jemuyn
Evil and Curse of Intemperance sermon to be given
Rev. Thoms Fillay quistor of the First Congregational Church will deliver a Sunday evening sermon on The Evil and Curse of Intemperance. P of Shea, president of Scranton Street Car Men's union, spent yesterday in the city. Mayor Neill received an invitation to the National Municipal League and National Conference of Good City Government meeting in Boston May 7 8 and 9 with speakers from unions and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms Fillay
First Congregational Church
National Municipeal League
National Conference of Good City Government
Glacge
Bostom
Maen Frencll
Fire destroys Trooney home on Powderlyetree
A blaze yesterday morning at the Trooney residence on upper Powderlyetree destroyed the house. Mr and Mrs Patidelk Trooney and three children, one an infant, escaped through the front door after Mrs Trooney woke to the infant’s cries. A delayed alarm from Box 47 brought Columbus fire crews, but low water pressure prevented saving the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patidelk Trooney
Upper
Powderlyetree
Toevlock
Mr. Boones
Dart
President Huber to address Philadelphia woodworkers
Tonight the Toca Carpenters host Nathanal President Huber in Philadelphia at Cybyiin Halloon South ehywreh Street. The event invites local woodworkers and promises remarks addressing women attendees and village concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toca Carpenters and
Deteri’ Ution Nathanal
Huber
Philadelphia
Cybyiin
Halloon
Ehywreh Street
Wreck Victim Doughis Faces Sepsis after Car Incident
Will Doughis of Cunian Street, a Delowaire and Aladson brakeman, suffered a wreck at Matsle weeks earlier. He developed sepsis after his foot was crushed when thrown from a car. Some toes were amputated to halt infection but his condition worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Doughis
Cunian Street
Delowaire & Aladson
Matsle
Doughas
Chase’s Nerve Pills Endorsed by Scranton Resident
A testimonial from Henry Alberts of 502 Biron Street Scranton Pa praises Dr A W Chase’s Nervo Pills for curing back and kidney pain and weak secretions after other remedies failed. The advertisement notes availability at Matthews Bros drug store 820 Lackawanna Avenue and urges buyers to look for the physician’s portrait and signature on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Henry Alberts
Scranton
Bugs
A. W. Chase
Matthews Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Bosley
Bec
Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Weekend Update Reports Deteriorating Health Of Individual
The subject’s condition worsened yesterday afternoon, described as precarious and extremely weak. Doctors say the patient remains in critical status with uncertain prognosis.
Local player Monaghan shifts roles amid league moves
Carbondale's Hichard Monaghan, praised by Montreal Eastern league manager Doopley, was signed as a utility player. A recent Montreal lineup change moved him off that role, and Dooley then sought Jersey City placement, but no opening appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard Monaghan
Carbondale
Doopley
Montreal
Monaghan
Enlury Dimtt
Dooley
Jersey City
Honored the Dead at Knights of Columbus Service
The Carbondale Council Knights of Columbus held their second memorial for Thomas Clark at St Rose Parochial Hall Archbald and nearby supporters attended. James McAndrew gave the tribute with emotion while Grand Knight Wiehard Kerwin led the service and Rev George Dixon offered prayers. William Kelly and Thomas Kirkwood sang with the quartet from the council and a solemn requiem was performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Knights of Columbus
St. Rose
Thomas Chirk
Archibald
Clark
James McAndrew
Archbald
McAndrew
Knight
Wiehard Kerwin
George J. Dixon
Carbondale Council
Council
William Kelly
Archbold
Thoms A. Kirkwood
Counnell
Stackmont
Chirke
Uorimiin
Comerford
George Dixon
U. RP. Coffey
Mrs James Kennedy Remembered in City Obituary
Mrs James Kennedy died yesterday morning at her home on Church Street after a heart illness. Born in Freling, aged fifty six, she came to this country thirteen weeks ago and settled in Carbondale. Her husband survives. funeral arrangements are to be announced in upcoming notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kennedy
Church Street
Freleng
Carbondale
Oliiehy
Din &T
Tehigh Valley
Tiemay
Packett
Veloek
Tompkins Oireet
Alan
Whitch
Hanon
St. Jamon
R Ptecogial Church
Pittston Cometery
Local Hospital Operates On Two Children For Appendicitis
Mr Platty Keine underwent surgery at Emergency hospital on Miursinday to treat appendicitis. Minnie Snyder fourteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Willi Snyder of Fearview street was operated on for the same disease on Monday and is no longer in danger. Poor Director James McMillian is injured from a fall on Thursday and is reported to be in pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platty Keine
Miursinday
Minnie Snyder
Mere
Willi Snider
Fearview Street
James McMillian
Severe cave in disrupts Mioyfield yard with streetcar impact
A collapse near Mioyfield yard west of Hoot caused a twenty foot drop affecting streetcar trucks and public highway. Ground sank minutes before daybreak and water from a main line burst into old workings, flooding No 6 mine area as crews responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mioyfield Yard
Mayfield
Thomas Barrett Jr Passes After Hospital Operation
Thomas Barrett Jr son of Beloot Connditman Thoms Barrett suffered a deterioration in health following open surgery at Wheeler's hospital where he had been operated on. A sudden change in his condition occurred Thursday night and he died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barrett, Jr
Beloot Connditman Thoms Barrett
Wheeler's Hospital
Barrett
Knights and Unions Rally In Local Labor Circle
Local labor groups including Knights of Father Mathew and Central Labor Union gather amid calls for worker rights. The assembly features multiple lodges and craft unions such as Dotters Lodge and Locomotive Engineers in a unified meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Father Mathew
BR. Hendrick Lodge
Hialloowad
Central Labor Union
Charminaker's Union
Dotters’ Lodge
Locomotive Engineers
Foresters Lodge Names and Divisions Listed in Text
The notice references Cumbrian Lodge Odd Mellows Division No 1 A OG. court Golden Maghe Foresters of America Diamond Lodge Shiell of Honor. The fragment names lodges and individuals in a fraternal organization record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumbrian Lodge
Odd Mellows
A. OG
Conductor James McLean to Leave Scranton Service
James McLean, a popular conductor on the Carbondale division of Scranton Hallway Company, will relinquish his post near month end to resume duties as railroad train Nagman. Mr and Mrs George W Kimball depart for West Bangor Maine for the summer routine, with Kimball planning fishing expeditions. Mrs J Burr of this city, noted for earnest civic work, is also mentioned in this brief paragraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLean
Carbondiale
Scranton Hallway Company
Nagman
George &. Kimball
West Bangor
Maine
Kibal
J. Burr
Congregational services announced at Green Ridge church
Sunday programs listed include 10:30 a.m. worship with a sermon by Hon Thomas F May, 12:00 p.m. Sunday school, 6:40 p.m. C B E meeting, and 7:30 p.m. service on The Cure of Intemperance. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Green Ridge
Eddie Craik
Archbald
Ontario & Western
Delaware & Hudson
North Main Street
Congregational Church
Thomas F. May
James Kelly
Carbondale Township
O'Neil
McAndrew
Welly
South Main Street
Mitrolman
Scranton Visitors and Local Meetings Noted Yesterday
A long list of local residents and visitors includes Boyd Fowler, Hon James J ONeil, Miss Annie Monahan, Miss J Sullivan visiting Mrs Patrick Fox, M W Palmer, Mrs D W Humphrey and Grace, W Perkins on business in New York, R A Judwin of First National Bank, George Klols of Whot's Throwing, Charles McCann of Metawn Bros, Mr and Mrs R W Pethick, Mrs George Culver, Miss Skathryn Gilhool, Miss Katherine Gallagher, Katherine Tallow Carbondale visitor, Cecelia McAndrew, Mrs FE Moon and Mrs J Solomon visiting Park Street, and Annie Brennan recovering from flu to move about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Fowler
Scranton
James J. O'Neil
Honerdale
Annie Monahan
Jermyn
J. Sullivan
Patrick Fox
Wandling
M. W. Palmer
Kingsley
D. W. Humphrey
Grace
W. Perkins
Scurry & Perkins
New York City
R. A. Judwin
First National Bank
George Klols
City
Charles McCann
Metawn Bros
R. W. Pethick
South Spring Street
George Culver
Culver
Washington Stree
Skathryn Gilhool
Brooklyn Street
Thompson
Katherine Gallagher
Peckville
Katherine Tallow
Carbondale
Cecelia McAndrew
Battle Avenue
Kingston
FE. Moon
J. Solomon
Williams Passymore
Park Street
Annie Brennan
Taerippe
Oil house fire destroys shed and two small buildings
An oil house at the Ontario shaft burned yesterday about 11 80 in Peckville, consuming the oil house and two adjoining small structures. The fire prompted town visitors and plans for a new longer Odd Fellows building to begin soon. Services at the Presbyterian church are scheduled for Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
P. A. Meixell
Wilkes-Barre
Odd Fellows
J. B. Blackwell
White
Peckville
The
Presbyterian Church
S. H. Moon
D. D
F. A. Snyder
Wayne County
Local Civic Meetings and Streetworks Highlight Town News
Jermany and Mayfield report regular council sessions with condolence on a former mayoral figure. Thomas Baker elected to fill a vacancy and took the oath amid remarks on party tensions. Committee named to oversee Ontario and Western railroad matters. Bridge reconstruction bids discussed. contract awarding deferred. Teamsters threaten work stoppage for higher pay. street incidents include a rescue after a man fell into a creek. local merchants return with new goods from New York.
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Jermyn
Thomas Baker
Morough
Haltenberg
Waller
Ontario and Weeteon Railroad
Theron Mio
Clairles
Second Street
Ko Mowny
Harrison Gardner
Stone
Marek
Hendilolos
Prius
Thomas Aras
Teamsters’ Internationa Union
Jorn
Scranton
Toy Strihur
Alfred Gritty
Averbuth
Mine Gardner
Carbondite Amergency Hospital
Hoyo
PY Baker
Chitlie
Injieles
Sme
Melo
Winter
New York
le Fim
TA Stockerie Cranaaetligg
Dolutuntly Dying Machine Company Employees Strike
Report from Wiltston dated May 2 notes Dolutuntly Dying Machine Company workers walked out after wage cuts from 11 to a new daily rate. A separate incident mentions a Victorian dog attack on a carer in Selectounellinga, injuring a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siti
Scranton Tribune
Wiltston
Nolleet
Hervatter
Vic Delaware
Muidion Railfowl Company
Vichoite
Selectounellinga
Rogerines
Free medical invitation opens Scranton office today
Doctor Byers starts a ten day period offering free openings at 412 Spruce Street second floor where no charges will be made. He emphasizes he is a teacher and healer with no medicines to sell, inviting patients to be examined and supplied with medicines without payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
Scranton
Doctor Byers
Wound and Fire Injuries Reported In Early Morning Incident
A large St Bernard dog attacked a resident in Umbtown injuring a person described as Anthony Walsh. The dog attack led to medical treatment at Baltimore Medical College. Governor Bowkley of Paropage Street is noted for a recent performance, while a separate fire on Pine Street damaged a house and injured another person. Thomas Parry, resident on Hailroad, is mentioned in connection with events that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bommard
Anthony Walsh
Uumitown
Huliimore
Walsh
Maurylanl
Eaward T. Bowkley
Paropage Street
Pine Street
Thomas Parry
Doctor Nyers A Noted Physician Of Quiker Descriptions
Doctor Nyers Jameson, born of Quiker parentage, shows a natural healing gift from childhood. He studied at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, explored clinics in Philadelphia, and trained at multiple hospitals including Pennsylvania Hospital, Brooklyn Hospital, and Will's Hospital. He claims a rare combination of healing power and medical training, often donating services and never charging fees when outcomes fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Nyers
Liffe
Jefferson Medical College
Mitladelpha
Arde
Yar
Bloelktoy Hospital
Will's Hospital
Eve
Wmrofeser J. Solis Colon
Byers Jameson
Hisewee
Conan
Byerd
Doctor Byers Shows Vast Experience in Medical Service
An examination praises Doctor Byers for vast experience in treating the sick and his alleged generosity in refunding fees when no benefit is achieved. The piece critiques other physicians for high charges and long patient retention without clear home or benefit, contrasting with Byers ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Byers
King
Casey
Byert Luaalwhesi
Cael
Amd Mercer Vet Lids
Dillon
Why Physicians Fall to Cura In The Past
The text argues physicians failed to cure due to misunderstanding the true cause of disease. It claims remedies were adopted empirically from others or from medical works rather than from foundational theory. All division is due to disorganization of cell life, and health returns when cells revert to natural conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
Doctor Byars Offices Dominant Center in Sermaton
Doctor Byars rooms occupy the entire second floor at 412 Sprudve Street in Sermaton as the largest equipped practice for electrotherapy and odorless treatments. Claims say followers immediately feel improved after a single session and that the method cures with certainty, attracting patients seeking relief from chronic ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Byers
Sermaton
Sprudve Street
Dountey Dyers
Dante
Dan Eo Mich
Do You Suffer From Chronic Digestive and Nervous Ailments
A vintage style solicitation advertises Doctor Byora offering free treatment for catarrhal, digestive, nervous, and heart related complaints. It promises extensive patient reach, asks about many conditions, and invites readers to seek his medicines and care without money or risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byora
Anih
United States
Doctor Permanent Offices Second Floor Scranton Pa
Office hours listed for a medical practice at 412 Spruce Street Scranton Pennsylvania on weekdays and evenings. The notice provides morning and afternoon slots and mentions Saturday half days.
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Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper
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HOTEL
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University
Havana
Imperial Cigar Company
Tobacocon Ia TS
Dinteilutoga
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Price & Jenkins
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