Local physician advertises cures for sexual and blood diseases
Dr Reeves of 412 Spruce Street Scranton offers new specific methods to cure impotence, lost manhood, gonorrhea, syphilis, blood poison and related conditions. He claims to restore vitality, memory and sexual function, with confidential examinations and free initial assessment. Office hours daily 9 to 9 and Sundays 10 to 4.
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Dr. Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Royal Medicine CO
River St
Chicago
Ill
Matthews Bros
Draggist Scranton. Fa
Local society notes and town improvements
Mrs Catherine McCreary returns home from New York while Mrs James Sunrell visits Athes relations. A turtle soup party at A M Sileker’s entertains guests. Herald brick work advances and P R Carpenter’s new house nears completion. Jefferson Branch Young People’s Society plans its June 6 convention. A riverbank band pagoda is anticipated as funds rise. Church and YMCA events target men. Boothing Syrup advertises fifty years of use with warnings and price.
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Catherine McCreary
New York
James Sunrell
George Stone
Athes
Socia
A. M. Sileker
Herald
P. R. Carpenter
Jefferson Branch
Union of the Young People’s Society of Christian War
Spe
Market Favors Graingers as Wheat Rises on Crop News
New York May 2 reports show a rising tendency in early trading driven by favorable crop news and gains in Graingers and coolers. Jersey Central bought on April report while speculative activity concentrates in commission house purchases. wheat surges over 4 cents on late reports, closing weak. Total shares traded about 10 000. Prices and quotes provided by Tribune’s G du GB Dimmick. Tallow market in Philadelphia remains quiet but steady with primes and candles listed. Scranton Board of Trade exchange quotes follow par value conventions.
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New York
Jersey Central
Tribune
G. du GB
Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
New York Produce Market Grain and Provisions Summary
Commercial report from New York Market May shows firm prices for flour wheat No 2 red and related contracts with mixed and steady futures. spot No 2 wheat at 82 4c. corn prices steady to dull with No 2 at 68 3 4c afloat. provisions and butter mixed firm to quiet. Toledo market notes wheat at 84 2 4c cash and corn at 61 4 0c. clover seed futures and regional activity also cited.
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New York
Wic
Sige
ThaMe
Northern
Ya Sc
Yeaterday
Sligo
Chicago
Western
Ulet
Western Steam
City
South America
Lalic
Western Dairy
Higins
Salic
State
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Ealy
Chicago Cattle Market Reports Receipts and Prices
Chicago cattle receipts total 800 head with market steady across stockers feeders cows bulls calves Texans and hogs. Prices listed include stockers and feeders 4.45, calves 6.06, hogs 2.40 to 2.75, mixed cattle 4.08, sheep 4,000 head and lambs 3.50 to 6.75 with overall market ease for some lots.
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Chicago
Sina
Lamba
Buffalo Cattle Market Report Mixed Close
Buffalo cattle receipts total 2,700 head with 100 head sold, market opened easier then firm at close. Hog receipts 3,300 head overall. market closed weak. Sheep and lamb receipts 5,700 head with 4,600 sold. market closed dull and weak. Prices for bent sheep range $4.25 to $4.50, choice up to $4.70, spring lambs $5.00 to $7.00.
Oil Markets Move in Mixed Early Trading Across Firms
Oil opened and closed higher in Pittsburg markets with early gains. A later report notes price highs around 190 in another session, while printing samples and catalogues are being prepared by the Time Printing Department.
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Pittsburg
Time Printing Department
Industrial Topics Report on Steel Jobs and Wages
The American Steel Casting company will resume operations at Barnest Station Pennsylvania within two weeks, reviving work for nearly 100 men after a two year suspension. The Ohio Steel plant in Youngstown increased wages for over 1,000 workers, effective for different groups starting May and June. Phoenix Bridge Company ships a large iron load to Chicago, sending three trains totaling 85 cars and over 2,000 tons. Reading company aggressively mines coal, while sales agents plan June procedures amid industry-wide concerns.
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American Steel Casting Company
Barnest Station
Ohio Steel Company
Youngstown
America
Phoenix Bridge Company
Lake Street Elevated Railroad
Chicago
Chiccago
Angregate
Ertela
Reading
Wyoming Seminary Glee Club Concert Opens Benefit Drive
On Wednesday evening May 2 the Independent Glee Club of Wyoming Seminary performs at the Methodist Episcopal church to raise funds for the organ. The program features campus songs and solos from Miss Breakstone and Miss Taylor with the club, under the direction of Milton Clark. Reserved seats are on sale at Buel Dodge’s pharmacy.
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Independent Glee Club of Wyoming Seminary
Methodist Episcopal Church
Organ Fund
John Hurnett Russell
WI Milton Clark
Jarvis Loomis Thorpe
Adella Breakstone
Georgana Curry Taylor
L. Alleen Hard
Will Milton Clark
George Washington Reynolds
John Barnes Wells
Thomas Clifford McElroy
John Burnett Russell
Frederick Arthur Car
Jarvie Loomis Thorpe
Sterling E. Wella Eyer
Edwin Carlton Taylor
Wyoming
Glee Club
Victor of
Marengo
Miss Breakstone
Russell
Lasca
David A. Werbin
BE. Levinson & Co
Philadelphia
Oslek Tribe of
Red Men
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Blumenthal
A. Tanebner
Howard Reltnauer
Bridge repairs let to Apollas Ferris and Harry Jennings
Contracts awarded for Forks ton and Lovelton bridges totaling 191 dollars cover wing walls approaches and cribbing to protect abutments. Also notes public notices of local residents and a daytime burglary at the river toll house with masked robbers securing cash and valuables and threatening the occupants.
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Forkston
Lovelton
Apollas Ferris
Harry Jennings
Forkston Bridge
Lovelton Bridge
Eleaser Dana Ie
Mary Macy
New York City
Sarah A. Whipple
River Bridge
Electa Harding
Miss Whipple
Bridge Company
Mias Whipple
Bradford
Bullivan
D. Billings
Grace Carrington
Lizzie Stark
Lake Carey
Triton Hose Company
Edith Boardman
Wilkeshome
Stanatingender
Mra
Mar DeWitt
Naneround
Various Local Incidents and Notices From Town Columns
A crowd watched as Dr J W dealt with a small brown dog with a club. The dog belonged to a family in the third ward. no word on other bites. George N Phillips lost a pocketbook with loose change. a marked key could help identify the owner. Mrs A W Levisco visits her mother in Lemon. Miles Allee Streeter graduates Kingston Commercial College tomorrow. Charles N Lee publishes a pocket brochure Seen from the Train describing Lehigh Valley scenery. Meshoppen Methodist parsonage is being repainted by areas Coon. A. Meggenhofen’s belongings to be sold by township authorities Saturday at 2 p m. Theodore Streeter collecting coins dating back to 1748. A fire started from rubbish burning near Dr J W Denison’s barn and Johnnie Loftus was bitten by turning a hog on. Mrs Ann Baker faelek. Lemon township farmer John Stark’s sheep killed by dogs. raid damages lambs and fencing. Little Charlie Metrick knocked down by a bicycle, injuring his face. May assessment finished. returns due today.
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J. W
George N. Phillips
Vose
A. W. Levisco
Aldenville
Wayne County
Eliza Stevens
Lemon
Miles Allee Streeter
Kingston Commercial College
Charles N. Lee
Lehigh Valley Road
Methodiat Episcopal
Meshoppen
Areas & Coon
A. Meggenhofen
Theodore Streeter
J. W. Denison
Johnnie Loftus
Mra
Ann Baker Faelek
John Stark
Lemon Township
Charlie Metrick
Local Musicales and Paving Plans Highlight Busy Salem Street
On Tuesday evening a musicale will be held at the home of Mrs. Olena Herring on Salem avenue under Methodist church ladies. A Berean Baptist chapel birthday party netted 100.65 dollars Friday night. John Duffy, badly injured at Hosle mines Friday morning, died at Emergency Hospital that night. Frank J. Johnson moves to Moosic to take charge of Hillside Company office. Helmont street paving contract awarded to Park Paving Co with bids for excavation curb paving and shale and related materials. Oscar and Mrs. Wannecott hosted young guests on Wayne street for Miss Elsie McDonald of Scranton. Frank Hart broke a leg at Coal Brook breaker Saturday morning. George J. Benton and Miss Iona F. Tyler to wed May 2 at the Tyler residence in Forest City. Rev T E Jepson to perform the ceremony at 8 20 p m.
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Mias Olena Herring
Salem Avenue
Lady Workers of the Methodist Church
Berean Baptist Church
John Duffy
Hosle
Frank J. Johnson
Moosic
Hillside Company
Helmont Street
Park Paving Company
Mack
Scranton Standard
Scranton
Oscar Wannecott
Wayne Street
Elsie McDonald
J. Barry Rowlson
Adella Williams
Jennie Deeths
Edith Courtright
Sarah McComb
Sarah Courtright
City
Ella Pollard
Burford
Can
Monroe Tyler
Main Street
Forest City
T. E. Jepson
Entertainment at Music Hall aids German relief
The Wednesday night entertainment at Music Hall supported the German relief effort. Paul's church event succeeded both socially and financially. J R McClellan tours town advocating for a library. George Gelatt departed for Hartford to attend Ebert Follet's funeral today.
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Music Hall
Local residents return from Philadelphia and hires at Scranton
J. H. Thompson and Dr. H. A. Plum came home from Philadelphia Friday morning. Charles Freeley has secured a position with C. M. Harris, druggist, in Scranton and will begin duties June 4. Thomas Broderick is running the en
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J. H. Thompson
H. A. Plum
Philadelphia
Charles Freeley
C. M. Harris
Scranton
Thomas Broderick
Local visitors spend short sojourns in town
Hawley Coal company guest Miss Carrie DeWitt of Rowlands Pike county stays a few days with Mrs. W. McCown. Miss Lottie Van Gorden returns to Dingmans Ferry after months with Mrs. A. Decker. J. E. Michmond of Honesdale and William Hawkins of Scranton were in town Friday.
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Gine
Hawley Coal Company
Carrie DeWitt
Rowlands
Pike County
W. McCown
Lottie van Gorden
Dingman's Ferry
A. Decker
Honesdale
William Hawkins
Scranton
Electric light debate colors Montrose council decisions
A.Lathrop recovers mobility after days confined to home as Montrose debates borough lighting. Opponents link the issue to corporate water works and historic transport debates. May 30 Paris plans and a 25th wedding anniversary in Binghamton and Montrose mark community events. Amos Nichols dies, hailed as a true American gentleman with long town involvement.
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A. Lathrop
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Montrose
Guy
Binghamton
C. R. Woodin
Will H. Woodin
Paris
Daniel Sayre
Church of the Holy Name of Mary
Fair Ground
Edward J. Lafferty
Amos Nichols
Nichols
Potter to Close Feed Business in Gibson
John Potter of Gibson has announced he will discontinue his feed business at this place after a period of illness. Bradley Carpenter is constructing a new office at his grist mill. The New Milford Dramatic Association plans to stage Hickory Farm at Jackson this week. Memorial Day exercises will be held at the Baptist church.
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John Potter
Gibson
Potter
Bradley Carpenter
New Milford
Magnetic Physician Dr F B Smith Promotes Free Clinics
An advertisement promotes Dr F B Smith a magnetic physician at 312 Wyoming Avenue offering cures for fibroids ovarian tumors skin conditions and cancer without surgery or drugs. A free ladies lecture at Music Hall Lackawanna Avenue is scheduled for May 25 and free daily clinics run 1 to 2 p m starting May 27 with free consultation and postage required for inquiries.
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Smith
Music Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
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Centra Linn
War
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A&w Seeernens
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Pacific
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Price Burg
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Arood
Arsa
Parilla
Hood
Jonn Wong
Alloway
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Hood’s Pills
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Radway’s
Madea
F. B. Smith
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Children’s Jersey
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Mme
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Boodman's Cut Price Store
Old Stand
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Miles Children's Jackets
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