Mre Winslow's Soothing Syrup Recalled as Child Teething Aid
Fragments describe Mre Winslow's Soothing Syrup claimed to help teething and soothe gums, with bold statements about curing colic and pain. The garbled text mentions mothers using the remedy for over fifty years and references a famous old product, though details are unclear.
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Winslow
Diamahora
Avery
Two Pittston men charged with forgery in land dispute
John Jordan and former Alderman James Gibbons were arrested on a warrant from Alderman John T Howe at the request of Mrs. Catherine Morgan. She alleges Jordan forged her signature on a 1816 land transfer contract and obtained a deed, with Gibbons as a former alderman certifying the signature. They appeared before Justice Barrett and posted $500 bail each.
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John Jordan
James Gibbons
Pittston
John T. Howe
Catherine Morgan
John Scragg
Morgan
Jordan
Hef
Mheans
Gibbons
Justice of the Peace
Barrett
Pittstor
Fair For The Hospital Draws Big Crowd At Boles Home
The Hahnemann hospital fair opened at Col onel and Mrs. H. M. Boles home drawing large crowds and strong sales across departments. Billiard room receipts topped ninety dollars with substantial take in dining, candy and other booths as visitors enjoyed elaborate conservatories, a tea room and the Electric Rag Doll Show.
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Hahnemann Hospital
H. M. Boles
Margaretta Belin
Ruth Archbald
Helen Roles
Gertrude Coursen
Louise Smith
Marjorie Warren
Janet Storrs
Elizabeth
Thomas Dickson
Morristown
N.J
E. L. Fuller
E. G. Coursen
Miss Belin
Gladys Watkins
Mary
Elizabeth Dickson
H. B. Ware
Walter Dickson
A. H. Storrs
Helen Hand
Alice Peck
Helen Boles
Marjorie Platt
Boles Conservatories
H. H. Brady
Luella Williams
Charlotte Hand
Eloise Gilmore
Emily Moyer
George Sanderson
Thomas BE. Jones
F. P. Christian
F. D. Brewster
J. W. Howarth
A. F. Law
Burns
Birdsall
Callender
George BP. Smith
G. du B. Dimmick
Boyer
Evelyn Gilmore
Close
Mott
Bessell
Oriental Booth
T. H. Watkine
J. Benjamin Dimmick
Law
West Pittston
Strong
Levy
Hurlburt
J. H. Torrey
C. W. Roberts
J. D. Stocker
Bennell
H. Stevens
C. B. Derman
Milton Blair
C. H. Welles
Henry Helin, Jr
Sel
den Lair
B. Jermyn
H. C. Shafter
Mre. Werlinghoff
A. M. Decker
Frances Pratt
Adda Bone
Elizabeth Clair
Helen Stevens
Josephine Todd
Miss Tenney
Gushier
Tax on trolley companies reduced to 1 percent of gross receipts
Scranton council debates license tax on street railways adopting a 1 percent rate from 1901 onward. Keller opposes the cut citing the railway’s vast city franchise and large local population. Ordinances on viaducts, street paving, and public works pass or move toward final readings as Phillips factions clash with Republicans.
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Common Council
Keller
Coleman
Scranton Rtailway
Ely
Baltimore
Newark
Grier
T F. Morris
Calpin
Nagell
Zinelman
Connell Park and Speedway Street Railway Company
Kelier
Clty
Harrison Avenue
Zivelman
Central City Fire
Tie K
Lindau
Colpin
Lackawanna Railroad
True Bills Returned by Green Ridge Grand Jury
True bills were returned against multiple defendants arrested by the Green Ridge Men's Union for liquor law violations. Cases include selling liquor on Sunday and without license, with several names listed and notes of hearings, warrants, and pending actions.
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Green Ridge
Stunday
Wolf Mosenburg
Laula Rosenburg
Thomas Leyshon
Patrick F. Gerrity
Bridget Wels
Jenkin Harris
Frederik F. Meera
T. Hunt Brock
Thomas Levahon
Peter Carroll
Mary Mollex
Benjamin Arnovite
Thomas Levelion
Lynott
Ignite Olishenki
Judoh Venm
Pitas
John Cavanaugh
Edward G. Sturme
Michael J. Burke
Thomas Leyston
Hubert J. Burke
Robert I. Allen
Thomas Levanon
Peter Walsh
Teese
Davis
Dominick Dogutie
Frederick KE. Betis
Costa
Sohn
Morriagy Thomas Leyshon
P. Halligan
UL Pond
Circus Accidents Hit Attendant and Worker at Show
A circus incident left an attendant unconscious after a rider turned into the dressing area and knocked him down. Police and staff carried the man to the dressing room where he was found not seriously injured. Earlier, John DeLacy was struck in the head by a swinging hook and treated at Lackawanna Hospital.
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Otr Cer
John DeLacy
Lackawanna Hospital
Reduced Rates to Washington by Pennsylvania Railroad
Imperial Council of the Order of Mystic Shrine announces reduced round trip fares to Washington D C for May 19 to 21 from all stations on the line Tickets are valid for return to May 28 inclusive and apply to the general public tickets are sold for one fare each way and the journey must be completed within the stated window.
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Imperial Council
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
To Niagara Falls and Return via Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tickets on sale from Philipsburg to Tunkhannock with branches, valid for return through May 25 1900, 5.00 with ilead. Honored on any train except the Black Diamond Express. Consult Lehigh Valley railroad agents for further information.
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Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Phillipsburg
Tunkhannock
Prisoners Injured In Poplar Street Railroad Crossing Crash
Ten prisoners and two overseers were injured when a Delaware and Hudson train struck a wagon carrying inmates on the Poplar Street crossing. Overseer John Phillips sustained a broken shoulder blade and head wounds. Louis Harris the driver and several prisoners were badly hurt. Finnegan ribs feared broken. Phillips and Finnegan were taken to Lackawanna hospital. The other injured were treated at the jail or sent home.
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Newton
John Be, Phillips
Louis Harris
John FE. Phillips
Poplar Street
Delaware and Hudson
Capouse
Wyoming Avenues
Phillips
Newton Turnpike
John Finnegan
Lackawanna Hospital
Harris
Helles
West Scranton
W. A. Phillips
John Phillips
Joseph Holtham
William Wall
John Liddich
William Navin
Anthony Canfield
West Mountain
Henry Loftus
Carbon Street
Capoose Avenue
Poplar
Overseer
Loftus
Injured Kansas giantess in Middletown circus accident
Annie Shields, a Kansas giantess about three yards tall, fell from a platform during a sie show in Middletown last night. She suffered a badly injured ankle and was taken to Lackawanna hospital. officials say the platform collapse stemmed from a startled jump and eight men assisted her to an improvised bed.
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Middletown
Sie
Annie Shields
Kansas
Lackawanna Hospital
Miss Shields
Lona Day
Pension Granted to James W Hood in Bloomingdale
Washington May 10 James W Hood of Bloomingdale Later county has been granted a pension of 919 a month.
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Kentuely
Fert
Attemer
Philadelphia
Hugh Turner
Lawrence
Canada
Tha Nettie Verney
Scranton
Ap ‘Orew James
Hiatrlnge
Washington
James W. Hood
Bloomingdale
County
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