Nurse's Kidney Cure Brings Relief After Bright's Disease
Mrs A E Taylor of Buffalo recounts illness from Bright's disease in the kidneys third degree. After failed treatments she credits three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring mobility, color, and health. Sold by dealers or mailed from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Buffalo News
A. E. Taylor
Buffalo
Herkisher Avenue
Tay
Bright
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
N.Y
U.s
Work Begins On Db I Structures After Fire At Pocket
In Carbondale work starts immediately to rebuild the Db I structures and coal pockets burned Sunday night. About 100 men clear debris as John C. Miles directs and Abner Abey oversees the pockets. Loss reaches 95000 with some insurance. origin believed from sparks.
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Delaware and Hudson
John C. Miles
Abner Abey
Coni Ne
Offaly
Honesdale
Pont
Buried at St Rose Remains of William W Walker Laid to Rest
The funeral for William W. Walker occurred yesterday at 9 30 am from his South Ravene home. A Requiem Mass was held at Mosearch with Rev T F Coffey as celebrant and Rev M F O Rourke as sub deacon. Pallbearers were Walker relatives. out of town guests included members of the Powderly and Murphy families. The William H Davies Post 447 G A R, of which Walker was a member, attended in a body. Burial followed at St Rose Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merning
William W. Walker
South Ravenee
Mosearch
T. F. Coffey
M. F. O'Rourke
Pittston
John F. Walker, Jr
James Walker
P. J.powderly
H. Powderly
J. B
P. Powderly
John Walker
Mayfield
Powderly
Ts. Thomes Flannerty
John Powderly
Will Devers
John McGraw
William Murphy
Joseph Murphy
John Mullen
Scranton
Betty
Ittemer Glynn
Olyphant
Watton
W. Holken
Mayfeld
John Mannion
J.ourke
Waymost
Ene Rely
Susquehanna
William H. Davies
Grand Army
Republic Post
St. Rosie Cemetery
Accident at Last Chance Mine Injures Boy
An incident at the Last Chance mine trapped a boy about sixteen, Joseph Méliskie. He stepped aside for incoming cars, but space was tight and he was squeezed between a car and a pillar, then moved to the surface for medical care.
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Joseph Méliskie
Gilhoolys Abroad at Opera House Promises Laughter
The Gorman brothers star in The Gilhoolys Abroad at the Opera House this Wednesday. A cod humor farce with new specialties, the act promises a full house after their prior city success. Dr. F E Jenkins tended a young man, noting no broken bones but significant bruising. the patient is comfortable.
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F. E. Jenkins
James Corden Arrested Over Break-In Charge
James Corden was arrested Sunday night on a charge of breaking into Mrs. Sarah Arnold’s house. He claimed he was intoxicated and did not know what he was doing. Alderman Jones conducted a hearing yesterday.
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James Corden
Sarah Arnold
Quer
Alderman Jones
Anthony O Hara Suffers Hand Injury at Hendrick Plant
Yesterday morning Anthony O Hara of the West Side was cut badly when three fingers on his left hand were injured at the Hendrick Manufacturing shops. He went to Dr Fitzimmons for treatment and dressings.
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Hendrick Manufacturing Companies
Anthony O'Hara
West Side
Dr. Fitzsimmons
Mission to be held at St Rose church by Faulist fathers
On December 8 a mission will open at St Rose church conducted by five Faulist fathers from New York City. The event will continue for about two months and is the first mission held in this city for many years.
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St. Rose Church
New York City
Various Local Residents Spend Sundays About Honesdale and Vicinity
Miss Matilda Heller and Miss Minnie Bowen visit relatives on South Terrace and Fell township. D P McCoy visits Hancock while Thomas Oliver is ill at Wyoming Street. Mrs Er L Smith travels to Reading. Miss Wells returns from Scranton. Several locals host guests, and George Looks fractures his collar bone at Northwest colliery. Anson Manaton attends Wood's Business College. George Toney resigns as stenographer for Fants Bros and takes a post at Ontario and Western Mayfield yard.
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Matilda Heller
Honesdale
South Terrace Street
Minnie Bowen
Jennie and
Nettie Russel
Fell Township
D. P. McCoy
Dundaff Street
Hancock
Thomas Oliver
Wyoming Street
Hiness
Er. L. Smith
Carte Avenue
Reading
Mary Wells
Scranton
Della Williams
Williams Avenue
Lincoln Oakley
Lincoln Avenue
Mary C. Duffy
Elisabeth Leonart
George McDonald
Kittle Carrow
Towanda
Annie Barrett
Seventh Avenue
James Boyd
John Addley
Beesie
Mesars
C. P. O'Conner
John Mullady
James Doyle
Joseph Boylan
Peter Lynch
Joseph Biles
Peckville
Harry Renning
Cherry Hidge
George Looks
Northwest
Pr. Jenkins
Daley Treadley
Burt Headley
Jersey City
Anson Manaton
Haines
Wayne County
Wood's
Ernest Olver
George Moon
Aldenville
Benjamin Richards
Plymouth
Morgan Thomagz
South Church Street
Co. W. Breant
Mattie Brink
Arch Brink
David W. Evang
Oregon
Pittston
Mildre
Bk. M. Olver
George Toney
Fants Bros
Binghamton, N. Y
Ontario and Western
Mayfield Yard
Local social notes and town updates from Wilkes-Barre area
Stan Reynolds visits brother Porrett in Wilkes-Barre while Miss Rose Johnson wedding plans with Witlhim West are noted. Fire near Tinker Hill narrowly spared John Lewis’s farmhouse as neighbors acted quickly. drought relief comes via Nokomis Water mains on Sycamore and Church streets.
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Stanley L. Reynolds
Porrett
Wilkes-Barre
H. W Tourie
H. Rourht
Wil Fisk
Sadie Hilnefelter
Scranton
Miesstobe
Reynolds
Lathrop
Rose Johnson
Witlhim MM. Weat
Amd
Willan Johnson
Walter Therwood
Mayle Street
John Lewis
Tinker Hill
Lewis
Sycamore
Church Streets
Nokomis Water Company
B. 8. Tingley
Herrick Center
Tingley
W. L. Follet
Sarah Rice
Grand Army of the Republic
Mella Ney
Hancock Circle No
Anna Wetherill
Mabel J. Reynolds
Ney
W. H. Reynolds
H. N. Capwell
Kemp
Lackawanna
Western
Pittston Advertiser Notes Local Donations and Events
The Pittston office of the Scranton Tribune at 5 William Street handles ads and publication jobs. A hospital fund received 59.96 from Sunday school children. Leek Cornet Band plans a fair at Eagle hall through Nov 29. Miss Minerva Dorr performed in Niobe at Music Hall to a large crowd. Company C plans a Thanksgiving ball, billed as the season’s largest. Also listed: plumbing by Wright & Co. and a range sale or exchange, plus household goods buy or sell.
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P. F. Quinnan
St. John's Church
W. L. Watson
Leek Cornet Band
Eagle Hall
David Williams
Salem Street
West Side
Minerva Dorr
Niobe
Music Hall
Local Notes and Events Highlight Weekend Activities
The Junior Order members attended services at the Methodist Episcopal church where Pastor F A Kine delivered a patriotic sermon. The Taylor Social club plans a strand bell event Thanksgiving evening at Webber's rink. Miss Anna McCabe of Hyde Park visits P Mulherin’s home. J B Panicis, a leading merchant, recovers from pneumonia after a dire spell. The Price Library fair concludes after four nights of success beyond the planned three, drawing large crowds and lively bidding on articles and dish sets.
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United American Mechanics
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. A. Kine
Taylor Social Club
Webber
Anna McCabe
Hyde Park
P. Mulherin
Malin Street
J. BD. Panicis
Price
Agro
Nation
Door prize winners announced at local event night
Winners listed include Misa Gwennie Lewis parlor store John R Francis Jr chair Harry Doud picture Robert Whiteford center table Mrs Hodges eight day clock O M Williams carving set T J Thomas blankets Harry Howells shoes Samuel Gordon barber ticket John Yeager overcoat Professor James Foley lemonade set Mrs William Masters lamp John Padden Minooka won a barrel of flour Thanksgiving services set for 10 39 at Methodist Episcopal church Rev Jones of Presbyterian church will preach and Rev H H Harris of Calvary Baptist church will take part.
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Misa Gwennie Lewis
John R. Francis, Jr
Harry Doud
Robert Whiteford
Mrs. Hodges
O. M. Williams
T. J. Thomas
Harry Howells
Samuel Gordon
John Yeager
James Foley
William Masters
John Padden
Minooka
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Jones
Presbyterian Church
H. H. Harris
Calvary Baptist Church
Strolling visitors and post gathering at the G A R hall
Mr and Mrs Rodney Stark of Waverly visit Mrs Stark's parents. Edward Foote takes a clerkship with Mr Guy at the hotel. Commander Adams of Auburn inspects the post. A late evening feast follows with turkey pie and other dishes. The glee club and Montrose orchestra perform, and Mrs Stuart speaks on loyalty and charity. Distressing kidney and bladder ailments relief offered by New Great South American Kidney Cure sold by C M Harris at 125 Penn Ave, Beranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Stark
Waverly
Glee Club
Montrose Orchestra
Stuart
H. C. Jessup
Lott
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Berianton
Local Notes On Residents Return and Passings
Annie Mize of Onfield returns home after visiting Rochester and Buffalo. Katie McNicols of Scranton spends Sunday with Minnie Hoban of Dunmore Street. Mrs O Connor of Lackawanna Street is seriously ill. Maggie Brennan of Dunmore Street dies after months long illness. she was the daughter of Patrick and spouse of William Brennan and survived by her parents and husband.
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Annie
Onfield
Rochester
Buffalo
Katie McNicols
Scranton
Minnie Hoban
Dunmore Street
Mra. O'Connor
Lackawanna Stre
Funeral Service for Three Brothers and Sisters Held Today
The funeral is set for 10 o clock this morning at St Patrick's church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment follows in St Patrick's cemetery. Mrs James J Lynch and son Bart will be joined by relatives at May A number from here will attend the M S social in Scranton tomorrow evening. Messrs Harry Freas John Butter man and Edward Merriman of Dunmore were visitors in town Sunday. Also appears an advertisement for Swayne's Ointment claiming to cure skin diseases without internal medicine.
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Lucia M. Fassett
Scottsville
Fassett Homestead
J. 2. Jones
Union
N. Y
C. J. Lewis
Binghamton
Tunkhannock
Syracuse
Frank Chaffee
Atlanta
Mary Little
Wilkes-Barre
Judicial Court
Ann
Frank F. Donley
Wratusing Rocket
Charles Denbler
Stull
Sheriff Knapp
Benjamin Brown
East Lemon
Tenson Harber
Huntingdon Reformatory
Aliie Donley
Wilkes-Harre
James Donley
George Talada
Mehoopany
Bertha Detrick
Mehhoppen
N. Rulison
Central Pennsylvania
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Temple Commandery
Royal Arch Mavony
Chapter Masonry
John Carey
Spool Works
A. N. Ide
Meshowpen
Boroug
St. Peter’s Church
FP. P. Avery
William Savi
Calverton
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
James J. Lynch
Bartera
Scranton
Harry Freas
John Butterman
Edward Merriman
Dunmore
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S Disease Office
Carbondale
ST. Rose
Com
Bevin
Abe Sconerm
Tiene Morro
Scott. Inglis
Housebreaker
Factoryville
Scranton Tribune
William Street
Fa. m
Wright & Co
South Main Street
Taylor
Marphona
Hood
Tribune
Montrose
O'Malley
Wilkes- Barre
AP. O'Malley
S. Washington ST
Ise Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, 1.Y
Swayne
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Hammond
Perfort
Philadelphia
The
Hammond Typewriter Co
Sixth Street
F. A
A. J. Branda
Spruce St
Scran'sn
Pennsylvania Roofing Co
Washington
Moosic Powder Co
Lafkin & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
Govo
Washburn-Crosby Co
Lackawanna Valley
Watt Building
Church Street
Dickson Manufacturing Co .Cranton and
W ‘A
America
England
France
Denmark
Flanders
Wyoming Avenue
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