The Knights Foe of Rheumatism and a Healing Cure
An old piece frames rheumatism as a historic foe to knights then presents Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier. It recounts testimonials from Mrs Wheeler and others, promotes recovery stories, and offers the medical book free on request. It notes a memorial fundraiser and a cemetery unveiling in Wilkes-Barre with an arranged program and meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pierce
P. M. Wheeler
Ann Place
Bradford
Penna
Jerce
Dr. Pierce
Mre
C. L. Briggs
Tunnel City
Motroe Co
Wis
Pierce
Poe
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden Medical
Oes
Pittston News Roundup Highlights Local Accidents and Bets
AParsloage street mother suffers scalds when a kettle spills on her two year old in Pittston. James John dies after rock fall at No 14 shaft. Wing’s Daughters hold rummage sale in West Pittston. A Pittston man bets against Bryan and vows to quit drink if McKinley wins. Duryea miner Thomas Gates lands a coal contract. Twelve year old John McCall fatally injured by rollers at Duryea. Babylon colliery breaker boy Moca badly injured. survives briefly at home. Mrs Llewellyn and others ill. Richard Brenton hurt wrist. West Pittston votes show Republican margin narrow. Coal price increases by operator agreement. Butchers plan union. Metager-Gingell wedding in Scranton area. reception in bride’s home. couple to reside in Beranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Michael Judes
Parsolage Street
James John
Defoe Street
No. 14
Shaft
Loving Service Circle
Wing
Downing Building
Lugerne Avenue
West Pittston
Bryan
McKinley
Thomas Gates
Duryea
W. H. Holmes
North Main Street
Mr. Bates
John McCall
Moca
Babylon
Temple Fron Company
Abo
Lehigh Valley
James Llewellyn, Sr
West Pittaton
James Loughney
Searle Birect
William Davis
Bellevue
John J. Howell
Warren Street
Richard Brenton
University of Pennsylvania
Brenton
Frankfort University
SH. E. A. Coray
Harry F. Metager
Scranton
Martha Lillian Gingell
Thomas Fingell
Broad Street
Methodial Episcopal Church
David Daniels
Howard Feny
Samuel Webb
Edwin Frisble
Wilkes- Harve
Mise Bodne Tresuns
Wilkes-Barre
Augusta Good
Hagleton
Hey, Jr
Hussart
Franklinton
N. Y
James ©Ody
Aller & Honeymoon
New York
Metager
Beranton
Bitternhenders
Susquehanna News Briefs Include Elections and Accidental Death
In Susquehanna, Harold Coddington, 1 year old, died after stepping into a bonfire. Hon. C. Fred Wright wins re election by an estimated 5000. Ward results show Democrats 244 in First ward, Republicans 4 in Second ward. Notables include Joseph Melnenny promoted to train dispatcher in New York. Charles E. Harris arrives from Washington to vote in Oakland township. Funeral of Mrs. Charles E. McCoy held. cornerstone laid at the First Congregational church in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Muarold
Hector Coddington
Fred Wright
Osgood
Forest City
Joseph Melnenny
New York
South Ferry
William Allpaugh
Chariton
Pike County
Deer
Willon Barnes Beecher
Gibson
This County
Littleton
Colorado
Dell Finch
Plainfield
N. J
Benedict
Broad Street
Charles E. Harris
Washington, d. c
Oakland Township
Mrn
Charles E. McCoy
Lanesboro
George Comfort
Lansbornw
Stamp
Carbondale
Jean Gibb
Turnpike Street
New York City
Boston
St Mark’s Church Social Delayed for Lecture Clash
New Milford residents note the St Mark’s church social postponed from Nov 8 to next Thursday due to Rev Boyle’s lecture at the Presbyterian church on Nov 8. Other items include Mrs McCollum hosting plans, Miss Bradley visiting Miss Watrous, and a marriage between Miss Pelle Howell and Edgar Lindley at the groom’s home on Nov 23, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
St. Mark's Church
L. G. McCollum
FE. A. Boyl
Presbyterian Church
Bessie Bradley
Alice Watrous
Brook Ivan
Nicholson social notes from Scranton and area
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilkins visiting friends in Scranton. Mr. Harry Murdock calling on friends in town Tuesday. Miss Bessie Stephens ill at her Bacontown home. Miss Ruth Johnson returning home after visiting Scranton. Mr. L. B. Jones accepting a position in Seranton. Aly and Mrs. Frank Bennett and Sol Clifford guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Black Sunday. Mrs. M. D Kelly seriously ill at her home on State Street improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Presbyterian Aid meeting hosts revisiting relatives in town
The Presbyterian Aid met with Mrs J D Peckham on Wednesday as townsfolk update on visitors. Miss Jessie Miller hosted school friends at her grandmother's home with a group including Hattie Miller Fannie Tiffany Lew Snyder Della Snyder Grace Tewksbury Bernice Doran Vera Packer Mabel Tiffany Lenny Fish. Roy Shadduck is ill at home and Mrs Charles Brewster hosted her sister from Monroe County. Rev K L Roberts returned from a short visit in Scranton and vicinity. J Milley left for Blairs town New Jersey. BH Jewett recovering from illness. Mr Gardner of the International Correspondence Bureau visiting. Several townspeople went to Montrose to hear election returns and cheer McKinley. Mrs M B Grennell hosted her Sunday school class last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Brooklyn
Presbyterian Aid
Mra
J. D
Peckham
Henry Giles
Jessie Miller
Hattie Miller
Fannie Tiffany
Lew and
Della Snyder
Grace Tewksbury
Bernice Doran
Vera Packer
Mabel Tiffany
Lenny Fish
Roy Shadduck
Charles Brewster
Monroe
K. L. Roberts
Scranton
J. Milley
Blairstown
N. J
BH. Jewett
Gardner
Montrose
McKinley
M. B. Grennell
Dinner Guests at Plaga Social Event Noted
A list of attendees includes Misses Josie Gere Badie Besele Rosenscrana Margaret Babson Martha Say ise Grace Tiffany Kate Kiefer Hattle Jessie Miller Nelile Marey and Mabel Tiffany Josele Pritchard Lou Snyder with Mrs A G Sterling visiting Ashley Pa Mra George Peckham and Mise Gertrude Wardle spent Saturday with Mra Helen Oakley Reynolds Mires Jose Delaway returned from a short stay in Beranton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaga
Josie Gere
Badie
Besele Rosenscrana
Margaret Babson
Martha Sayise
Grace Tiffany
Kate Kiefer
Ha Tle
Jessie Miller
Nelile Marey
Mabel Tiffany
Josele Pritchard
Lou Snyder
A. G. Sterling
Ashley, Pa
Mra
George Peckham
Mise
Gertrude Wardle
Helen (Oakley) Reynolds
Mires Jose Delaway
Beranton
Local man David James dies after stomach cancer at 58
David James of Sycara West Side died Wednesday morning after months of stomach cancer. He was 58, survived by his wife, six sons and two daughters, and was a member of the Independent Order of Foresters. Funeral at 2 pm today at the P.M. church with burial in Langcliff cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David James
Mrst
West Side
Sycara
Independent Order of Forresters
Langcliff Cemetery
Une
Dixon
Ward
Weber
Deran
Davis
Anna Ward
No. 1
County
Mra. A. Br, Curley
Patrick Scabell
Spring Brook Lumber Company
IT. G. Phelps
G. V. Webber
James Doran
Avoca Coal Company
Lincoln Hill
Reed
Pennsylvania Coal Company
McAndrew
Main Street
Livingstone Todge
UV. O. F
Gillick
Laurie
Allentown
Philadelphia
Social notes from Moosic and nearby town
Moosic residents visit relatives in Peckville and Dickson City. Epworth League held a lively social at J Schoonover's with refreshments and cheer. Presbyterian ladies plan a Thanksgiving eve social with musical entertainment and lunch. Milo Coolbaugh convalescent after illness. Co P Ford of Marshwood and FE D Caryl of Scranton called in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Stearns
Peckville
Blanche Tregallas
Main Street
John Close
I.T. Price
M. Hawke
Dickson City
Epworth League
IF. J. Schoonover’s
Milo Coolbaugh
Co. P. Ford
Marshwood
FE. D. Caryl
Scranton
Theatrical slate for Lyceum and Academy of Music
Friday night features Who Is Who at the Lyceum while the Academy of Music hosts a repertory program. Manchester's Cracker Ducks plays for the last three days at Gaiety with Micanley Patton company in repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Who Is
Academy of Music
Micanley-Patton Company
Manchester
Miss Coghlan’s Vanity Fair Debut At Lyceum
Miss Gertrude Coghlan made her Lyceum debut in Vanity Fair by Nevins after a tour of Booky Sharp, a work tied to her late father Charles Coghlan. Critics noted uneven first-night acting, with Coghlan admirably engaging yet lacking Becky's full craftiness. The cast included Herbert Fowsler, Jamon Lyon, Morey Hanlon, May Donohue, and production values were strong though pacing unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Coghlan
Dhe
Charles Coghlan
Lyceum
Thackena
J. J. Neving
Mise Coghlan
Hox
Becky Sharp
Becky
Misa Coyblan
Atellay
Herbert Fowsler
Howden Crawley
Londsteyne
Roll Kingston
Wit Crawley
Jolie Holland
Jamon Lyon
Morey Hanlon
William Dobbin
Joseph Sedley
May Donohue
Major Dowd
Hecky Fiay
Pirke
Spene
Mie Pinkerton
Elowns
Bunngwrniele
The People's Exchange Beasts and Houses Ad Page
The Beasts of All Who Have Houses to Rent Real Estate or Other Property to Sell or Exchange or Who Want Situations. Advertisements cost one cent per word six insertions for five cents per word. Situations Wanted inserted free.
For Rent Desirable Modern Home and Store Space
Classified notice offering a modern home on Lafayette Street with a corner store suitable for drugstore use. Also available furnished rooms for income and housekeeping services. Inquiries to 1088 Lafayette Street and 106 Lafayette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Lafayette Street
Situations Wanted Advertisements Placed in Tribune
A collection of classified notices lists several individuals seeking work. Items include a woman for general housework care, a young man for grocery or office work with multilingual skills, and a capable cook or clerk with building trade experience. Addresses and reference notes are provided for each posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgil Et al
Ferdinand Sutet
North Pryde Park Avenue
Addrews
L.A. W
Tribune
Scranton Rail and Professional Directory Listings
Scranton area listings show numerous professionals including Edward Spaulding P.A. architect firms Connell and de Birrows architect, Rubber Trend Cars and Carriages service, Dr. C. E. Eilenberger Dr. I. O. Lyman and Dr. C. G. Laubagh, Scranton Private Hospital, Elk Cafe, Schan ton House Neal D. passenger depot, and many attorneys in the Moore and Mears buildings. Also includes a Time Table in effect for North and South Bound trains and announcements by railroad agents.
Gaiety and Lyceum Offer Varied Stage Attractions
A busy program features dressmaking for children to order, a Fall River Line curtain riser, McDonald Brothers Mayo Sisters and Weaton Allen turns, and a lively Commercial Drummers finale. Novel living pictures by Professor Mais precede Crackerjacks at the Gaiety and Who Is Who at the Lyceum with Charles A. Loder and John McMahon leading a musical farce with a defined plot and lavish vaudeville trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
McDonald Brothers
Mayo Sisters
Weaton and Allen
Profesor Mais
Lyceum
Charles A. Loder
John McMahon
Fim
Tila Company
AM These Wien
Huntley Jackson Stock Company at Academy of Music
The Huntley Jackson Stock Company brings a twenty member troupe with a special scenery car to the Academy of Music next Monday and for the rest of the week. They present large productions including The Fatal Cant Innocent Sinner or Liberty and Love Just Before Dawn The Tornado Michael Strogenf and The World. They boast complex machinery and transport, claiming the largest productions yet offered at popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Huntley-Jackson Stock Company
Academy of Music
Michael Strogenf
United States
General De Wet Wounded in Boer Fight
Exclusive AP report from Pretoria says General De Wet was wounded in the leg at Rensberg Drift during a clash with General Knox's troops. Native reports indicate he narrowly escaped capture near Charlestown while the action unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pretoria
Charlestown
Natal
de Wet
Cioneral Knox
Rensberg
Severe hail storm reported in Clinton area brief
Exclusive wire report describes a severe hail storm this afternoon in Clinton. The storm lasted about fifteen minutes, leaving hailstones up to half an inch deep and rainfall near an inch, with ground coverage widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Clinton
Moss
Nov. S
Bavew's Orchestra Music Works Offers Plonicy Services
An advertisement lists musical services for receptions and weddings by Bavew's Orchestra Music Works. It mentions arrangements for plonicy portions and toe vert work, with an address at Wyoming Avenue near Megargee Bros printers supplies and a wine warehouse on Wton Avenue in Sorauten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavew
Bor Fermis
R. J. Filibert
Wyoming Avenue
Megargee Bros
Wton Avenue
Sorauten
Sunday Trains and Schedules Highlight Rail Times
Southbound departures list 1.40 3.00 6.40 10.08 a.m. and evening options 4.10 6.48 11.85 p.m. from Scranton. Bloomsburg line shows Scranton departures at 10.08 a.m. and 6.40 p.m. Notes include transfers and pricing in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Scranton
Bloomsburg
Hom. Anid
Trains Schedules Delaware and Hudson Scranton 1900
Passenger times listed for Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany and northbound points on Sunday and weekday trains. Includes multiple departure times from Scranton and connections to Honesdale Wilkes-Barre and Albany with notes on lowest rates to United States and Canada. Official notices by J W Blae and J W Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
N. Y
W. Cross
Scranton, Pa
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule May 27 1900
Trains to Scranton Philadelphia New York via I and WH R R depart 6 45 p m and 12 03 218 4 27 Black Diamond Express and 11 80 p m Sundays 1 and HW RR 2 48 p m To White Haven Hazleton coal region via D and H BR R 218 and 4 27 p m To Pottville 6 45 218 p m To Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg principal stations via D and H R 6 45 p m 12 03 2 18 4 27 Black Diamond Express 11 80 p m Sundays D and H RR 1 68 7 48 p m For Tunkhannock Towanda Himira Ithaca Geneva principal stations via DB L and W R R 0 8 a m 1 05 and 3 85 yi Geneva Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago via D and I RR 12 02 3 83 Black Diamond Preview 7 48 10 41 11 50 p m Sundays D and TL By BL 12 08 p m 7 49 p m Pullman parlor sleeping cars on all trains between W Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Susqueh? n Bridge Rollin Th Wilbur Gen Supt 20 Cortland Street New York Charles S Lek Gen Pass Agt 26 Cortland A W Sonnemacher Div Pass Agt South Bethlehem Ma For tickets and Pullman reservations apply to Lackawanna avenue Scranton Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
HW. RR
White Haven
Hazleton
Oan
Pottaville
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisbur
W Barre
Buffalo
Rollin Th. Wilbur
Gen
Cortland Street
Charles
Lek
Gen. Pass
A.W. Sonnemacher
Lackawanna Avenue
Central Railroad of New Jersey May 1900 Timetable
Timetable in effect May 49 1900 shows trains from Scranton to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown and Wilkes Barre with express and local departures including 8 29 am 1 20 pm and 4 pm for various destinations Also listed are routes to Baltimore Washington Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon and Hartsburg with several daily departures and through tickets to all points east south and west. General officials Baldwin and other station staff are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore
Washington
Bethlehem
Ocean Grove
Theading
Lebanon
Hartsburg
Evie and Wyoming Valley Time Table for Hawley Trip
Train schedule notes Hawley travelers aboard Erie Railroad to New York with intermediate points. Departure 7 05 a m and 2 95 p m from a German origin, arrival Scranton at 1 90 a m. Details reflect September 17 1009 timetable with local polities and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eifeoe
Hawley
Erie Railroad
New York
Nowhigh
Geran
Fon
Vroim
Scranton
Local Newspaper Office Advertises in Wilkes Barre Area
An outlet at 406 Spruce and Gi Linden, M. Norton and 1 Lackawanna Avenue lists press and office locations in Sevdnion. The ad mentions Sehutagr and 204 Spruce Street as network points for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevdnion
Relsman Hoo
Spruce
Gi Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Sehutagr
Spruce Street
Briggs Cleans Privy Vaults Amid Odor
Local notice states B Briggs operates at 1100 North Main Ave and Bicke's IF near Adams and Mulberry with improved pump work by proprietor L Ve'oedere. Telephone contact listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Briggs
B. Drwgs
L Ve' Oedere
North Main Avenue
Bicke's
Adams and
Mulberry
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THE
Knights OF Old
Buranton
Whitaker
Harry Sellera
L. Frable
William B. Bittenbender
W. A. Kemmerer
Harry Cullen
F. ©. Medier
W. C. Smithing
B. W. Kerr
Henry Burgerhof
Peter Hartman
Turvey Breese
Joseph Fritze
Charles Roselle
Lewis Anthony
Hollenbeck
Wilkes-Tharre
G. M. Williams
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Pancen
Cleveland
Gale
John H. Phelps
William van Cott
Scranton ‘Tribune
Avoca
Miss Coghlan
Vanity Fair
Bob Manchester
People’s Exchange
Flmihurst
the & W
Byron Huckingham
Newtown Township
Mra Bo Rldin
Bola
Nantiouhe
Korsle
Purne Tore
Green House
Kersteter’s Farm
South Main Avenue
Lincoln Meighta
Marine Corps
U. SS. Navy
Philippines
L. M
State Price
Tribune Alter
J. Wi. Williams Building
City
Boatd
W. A
Battenberg
Connell Building
Curry, Connell Building
Joana
N. V. Walker
Artibigton
Franklin Avens
Ene
ATO Uuf
New Haven
Alee Childress
Washington Avenue
OM Bordinand
New Street
Olice
LEGAL
Court of Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
Chereto
John Gi. Measkie
L. T. Reller
Tol Quiley
Adame Avenue
Linden Street
Certified Public Accountant
Edward
Spaulding
P. A
Traders’ Bank Building
Architecta
Edward H. Davis
Frederick de Birrows
PRICE
Joseph Kelley
JM Linden
C. E. Eilenberger
Pauli Wilding
DR. I. 0. Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Comer Wyoming and Mulberry
G. Laubagh
I. F. Reynolds
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Schanton
Neal D
Victor Koch
J. W. Browning
Jorat-law
Meare Building
B. Replogle
Prite
Moore Building
Spruce Atreet
Jessup & Jessup
Commonwealth and
COMN
Valth Building
James W. Oakford
Edward W. Thayer
Mears Uuililing
A. Watres
Ntetorney
AT. Law RD of
Trade Building
At-Law, Board
Pitcher
Board of Trade “Building
Tlaw
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank
Ders' National
C. Comegys
Republican Building
A.W. Bertholf
Mears Bldg
Physicians and Surgeons
W. E. Allen
Nortit
W. Wamoream
Wasington Avenue
Houra
School OF the
Leeds
G. H. Clank
Main Avenue
Joseph Kuettel
Bear Oil
Lagwawanna Avenue
Ontario
Western
R.R
Caubondale
Cydoata
South Hound
Cadlosti
Toa
Sindass
Senator Arhondale
Caden
Arriva Cuilinta
Scrapton
Iedica’ Waluts
Louise Shoemaker
Adams Sevene
Mrs. Winslow
Winslow
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Hartisburg
Pittsburg
West
Pottsville
Norristown
Harrisburg
Sundy
Itimore
Hasleton
Reading, &c
Wood
Pew
Apt
B. Tutciinson
Mar
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Phiadelphia
A. Net
Bae
Strandsure
An. MN
Hoboken
TOU A. Mes
Philadelpha
Fran Steondaburg
Ainghameton
Cawego
Syracuse
Utica
Nicholaon
Moomsburg
Northumberland
Plymouth
Nanticoke
Arriva
Delaware and Hudson
Kore Horrsdale
Wilkes-Narre
A. E
P.m. F
R. R. Pointe
All Points North
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Evie
Wyoming Valley
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