Munyon's Life Work Promises Quick Cures All Sufferers
Professor Munyon's system of curing senses gains wide recognition with remedies for Starrh rheumatism dyspepsia nervousness female complaints debility and other diseases. Munyon's Improved Homeopathic Remedies cost mostly 2 cents a bottle and are available from local druggists who provide a free Munyon's Guide to Health. Personal letters to Professor Munyon at 1805 Arch Street Philadelphia Pa receive free medical advice for any disease.
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Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Water Rationing urged by Crystal Lake Co
Carbondale residents warned to conserve water as dry weather tightens supply. Leaks must be fixed and water not left running. noncompliance may lead to supply cut off. President J B Van Bergan emphasizes pipes must be protected and no night waste.
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Carbondale
Crystal Lake Water Company
J. B. van Bergan
Miner Severely Wounded By Flying Coal at Delaware and Hudson
Michael Monnohan of Farview Street suffered a deep wrist cut when a large coal piece fragmented while loading a car at the Delaware and Hudson Wilson Creek mines. Artery was severed and blood spurted before companions and Dr Fitzsimmons halted the flow and stitched the wound. He rests comfortably after treatment.
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Michael
Fitzsimmons
Monaahan
Little Italian Girl Nearly Fatally Struck on Dundaff Street
Rosa Gennero, a young Italian girl, was struck by a farm wagon on Dundaff Street when a child darted into the path of approaching horses. The forewheel clipped her, the rear wheel passed over her, and she was carried home unconscious with internal pain feared. The wagon driver was not blamed for the accident.
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Dundaff Street
Rosa Gennero
Final preparations for Mitchell Hoge company fair completed
The final arrangements for the Mitchell Hoge company fair are completed. Committees report progress in a satisfactory manner and most city businessmen have been visited by the soliciting committee praising broad generosity. The decorating committee began work last evening and will finish by Thursday night when the fair opens.
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Mitchell Hoge Company
Lecture Postponed by Graves For 20th Date Confirmed
Rev E J Balsley reports Hon John Temple Graves cannot lecture as scheduled on the original date. Graves offers 26th or 27th. committee wires back that the 20th is best and he will attend then to speak on the Reign of the Demagogue.
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E. J. Balsley
Masonie Temple
John Temple Graves
Personal and Other Items Move through Pittston Note
Miss Littie Hart of Pittston returns home after a brief visit with friends on Cottage street. Messrs. Grant and Gessner of Dunmore called on friends on the South Side Sunday. The Lestenator children, who have
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Littie Hart
Pittston
Cottage Street
Messrs
Grant and
Gessner
Dunmore
Lestenator
Scranton Notables and Local Notices Span Busy Sunday
Community members from Jiang, Clark Summit, and Scranton attend gatherings and visits as updates report illness such as typhoid fever and erysipelas. A. G. Ayres resigns carpentry for a dye shop soliciting work. Local residents relocate, paint Moon’s wagon shop, and celebrate Robert Holland’s 68th birthday with a surprise party and reed rocking chair.
Cleric Preaches at St Peter's as Courting News Flows
The report notes D. Webster Coxe at St. Peter's Episcopal last evening, with local social tidbits including visits by Mrs. Samuel Sperry and Wille Sperry of Sayre and week’s court opening. It covers prices, fraud cases, hunt traffic, factory layoffs, and regional travel in Scranton and surrounding towns.
Community notes from Halulstead event highlights
Mr and Mrs William Maynard visit friends in Oneonta. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church plans a dime social at Miss Lettie Orwald's Thursday evening. The Women's Christian Temperance Union meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs G W Ward's home. A donation will be held at the parsonage on the 22nd. Miss Frederic Waterman visited Grace Waterman at Hickory Grove Sunday. A church meeting is planned for Tuesday evening. Baby teeth care ad mentions Mrs Winslow's to ease teething discomfort.
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William Maynard
Oneonta
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Lettle Orwald
Woman's’ Christian Temperance Union
G. W. Ward
Prozeee Parsonage
Proréericé Waterman
Grace Waterman
Pittston Notes and Local Notices
James Birmingham and M W Crogan of Wilkes Barre were in Pittston yesterday. The funeral of Mrs Catherine Kearney mother of School Controller Kearney will be held at her MIL street home with a mass at 9 o clock. A fire in the Newton breaker engine house was stopped before serious damage. Mrs Andrew Fitzkimmons died at Inkerman on Sunday night. A Sodality was organized at St Marys German Catholic church with Lizzie Bachus as president and three assistants. Pittston Business Directory lists Wright & Co for plumbing and a range for sale or exchange.
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James Birmingham
M. W. Crogan
Wilkes-Barre
Catherine Kearney
Kearney
Mil Street
Newton Breaker
Andrew Fitzkimmons
Inkerman
St. Mary's
Lizzie Bachus
Endres
Annie Swartz
Funeral for Mrs Meddler Held After Tragic Passing
Mrs John Meddler died yesterday about 7 am after a long illness. She was about 40 years old and valued for kindness and charity. Her husband survives her. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 pm, with services at the home then burial at Forest Home cemetery.
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John Meddler
Forest Home Cemetery
James E. Morris
John Francis, Jr
Latiin
Taylor, Pyne
Wales
Llewellyn’s Hall
Bible Day Observed at First Baptist Church
Sunday activities featured a program titled Our Bible Day with choruses recitations dialogues and readings led by Rev Robert F Y Pierce Pastor M J Watkins spoke on Spreading of the Gospel Light Evening services followed Allie Van Fleet takes a telegraph operator post at South ford Conn Allie Reynolds and sister May Pide Ha plan Florida winter custody of orange grove Bertha Reynolda visited Scranton to see friends Mrs Bertha Foley spent the day with her parents in town Langstaffs plan to winter in Scranton while Michells stay at the Langstaff summer home marriage notices John Dean of Dalton to Lena Gunder of Tunkhannock on November 20
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Sai Sota Iariet Feree
Robert Nelmeyer
Joseph Murphy
Mabel Coggins
W. Kelly
Jermyn
James Lee
Washington Street
James McLaughlin
Priceburg
Patrick Ns
Clinton
Edward McDonough
Fairview Street
Lydia Couch
Carrie Jay
Clark Summit
Thomas Maloney
Susquehanna
Battle Avenue
Louis G. Ayres
South Main Street
Delaware and Hudson Car Shops
Star Steam Dye Works
Wesley Oves
Scranton
W. W. Callander
Church Street
Moon
Belmont Street
Canaan Avenue
W. W. Callender
Park Palace
Charles Lewskey
Eighth Avenue
South Terrace Street
Honesdale
B. H. Abbott
Lewis Bunnell
Richard Lloyd
South Church Street
Mary Morrison
Martin Loftus
Vine Street
Winess
Frank D. L. Collina
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Electric Light Company
J. P A. Tingley
Fassett
Vera
Foster
Robert Holland
Alderman Bunnell
Mesdames L. I. Bunnell
E. A. Dilts
Joseph Wallace
Minnie
Raymond Wallace
John States
William White
J. Perry
Joseph Perry
Sarah Edwards
Joseph Holland
John Foster
Frank Ball
First Baptist Church
Robert F. Y. Pierce
M. J. Watkins
Allie van Fleet
Southford
Conn
Allie Reynolds
May Pide- Ha
Florida
Bertha Reynolda
Bertha Foley
Dunmore
Horace Seamans
Daniel Langstaff
Henry Michell
Mr. Langstaff
John Dean
Dalton
Lena Gunder
Tunkhannock
Quarterly Meeting of Scranton YWCA Opens Doors to Members
The Young Women’s Christian Association plans a central and South Side branch gathering this evening. Miss Dunn will discuss the Bloomsburg convention, November 16 to 18. Delegates from Scranton, already twenty credentialed, will join a cordial home gathering to share progress and future plans.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Central Association
South Side
Miss Dunn
Bloomsburg
Scranton
Cedar Avenue
Not a New Woman But One of the Tender-Hearted Forgiving Wives
Charles Boyer, arrested twice Sunday for beating his wife, was discharged yesterday at the request of his victim. In police court Alderman Millar heard the case as Mrs Boyer and their daughter stood by, pleading for mercy despite the abuse.
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Charles Boyer
Alderman Millar
Alderman Frees Father in Law with Lecture Over Wife Beating
Alderman Millar spared Boyer by giving a lecture after noting laws punish only fines or imprisonment. He feared fines would be paid by the wife and imprisonment would leave wife and children without support, so he deemed the lecture justice within the law.
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Millar
Boyer
Programme of the Concert at Young Men's Association Hall
Concert program for Nov 18 at YMCA hall features Symphonie No 13, Miss Grenelli violin solo, Miss Grenelli aria Casta Diva, and various arias and solos by Leonar d Quartette and others. Tickets at Powell’s and Banderson’s. Also notes on local events at Village Hall and community notices.
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Young Men's Christian
Association Hall
Boydn Vicavello
Chopin
Miss Grenelil
Leonard Quartette
Dchubert
Elysium
Alegro
Brilliante
Traumerel
L'Espagnole
Vigsecs
Grenelli
Powell's
Banderson
Young Men's Christian Association
Farewell visit for 0. G. Spencer by Four Brothers post
About twenty five members of Four Brothers post gathered at the home of 0. G. Spencer on Mill street Saturday evening to bid him farewell before his departure for Philadelphia. Judge Searle spoke eloquently and presented Mr. Spencer with a gold headed ebony cane. Mrs. Whitback visited D. R. Lathrop on South Main street. Mrs. Rachel Mulford of Lakeside spent Friday in Montrose as a guest of
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Whitback
D. R. Lathrop
South Main Street
Brothers
Post
0. G. Spencer
Mill Street
Philadelphia
Judge Searle
Spencer
Rachel Mulford
Lakeside
Montrose
New Real South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Relief in six hours from kidney and bladder ailments with a remedy called New real South American Kidney Cure. It claims rapid pain relief in urinary passages for both sexes, easing water retention and urination. Sold by C. M. Harris, druggist, 125 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
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C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
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