West Side Republican Club Planned Reorganization in Scranton
A West Side Central Republican club meeting approved reorganizing into the West Side Republican Club of Scranton to broaden its scope. The group aims to promote Republican principles, encourage primary participation, guard ballot integrity, and endorse nomi nees while inviting new members with a 50 cent initiation for late 1907. Officers to be nominated in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Central Republican Club
Wik
West Side Nepublican Club
Scranton
Lackawanna
Pauls
Jorrty
West Eeeranton
Funeral services held for Mrs Sarah Morris widow of William Mors
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Morris aged 54 widow of William Mors of 144 South Everett Avenue was held Wednesday afternoon. Rev Dr Jones of the Tabernacle Congregational church conducted the services. Mrs. Morris was a longtime member of Plymouth Congregational church. The Sherman Avenue mission choir sang favorite hymns. An open casket viewing preceded interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Pallbearers were John Phillips William Dencon Edward Davis John Neat Thomas Davis and Henry Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Morris
William Morsis
South
Everett Avenue
Dr. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Morris Wreck
Plymouth Congregational Church
Sherman Avenue Mission
Washburn Street
John Phillips
William Dencon
Edward Davis
John Neat
Thomas Davis
Henry Jones
Bald Eagle tribe to meet at wigwam tonight at seven
Bald Eagle tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men plans a 7:00 PM meeting at their wigwam. Deputy Greant Bachem Charles Pichler to register chiefs, with Past Sachems John W. Richards and David C. Witless assisting. Jabn T Howe to report on great council proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greant Bachem
Charles Pichler
Imerse
South Main Avenue
Factorsville
Edward Mvatis
North Ryde Wark Avenue
Vew Jones
Centralin
First Baptist Church
Sherman Avenue Mission
Briday
Tenne and
Hopkins
Maury Durkin
Silks Your Mothers Were Fond Of With Twentieth Century Charms
A compact note describes silks cherished by mothers, now updated with modern twentieth century touches. The fragment hints at fashion themes blending traditional textures with contemporary stylistic elements.
Moire Velours and Moire Ren Naissance Silks Debut
Fabric notes describe Moire Velours and Moire Ren naissance Silks as readers in the season weaves. The pieces span quaint Wivy patterns and bold rich tones, appealing to two kinds of women seeking black and color options.
Armore Brilliants Silk Stock Highlights
A textile catalog showcases Armore Brilliants with a new damntiness ripple weave. It lists staple silks and popular favorites including colors and black, noting the stock would be incomplete without these items.
New Payone Velvets In Popular Finishes This Week
New Payone Velvets are harder to finish than Panne Velvets but brush smoothly and resist rain. Available in widths 19 27 and 2 inches with all popular shades and makes on view this week.
Obituary and community notices from Carbondale brief items
Obituary notices speak of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Durkin of Boulevard Round Woods and children including Sarah and brothers Joseph James John and Thomas of St Charter College Baltimore. Funeral announced later. Also birth or marriage related names and scattered social events and civic notices in Carbondale era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Durkin
Boulevard
Round Woods
Bixter
Misa Sarah
Joseph
James
John
Thomas
St Charter College
Baltimore
Reuben Squires
Bagilers
South Edwards Estrt
Rece
No. &2
Yeaterday
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Bevis
Mra
Benis Austin
Eon
Earl
Reese DD
Jones
Mike Anna Fivin
Fifth Street
Nevek, N
Disorderly conduct case ends in fine and jail time
North Scranton report shows Tr B Loveless of Green Ridge streets charging Mrs Kate Gorbin with disorderly conduct after an alleged slapping incident on Wednesday evening. Alderman Myers fines Gorbin and commits her to jail for thirty days after she cannot pay the fine. The same issue notes a separate social event at the Randers home on Church avenue celebrating Mr and Mrs Sanders wedding with local neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
River Street
Joseph Schneider, Jr
Kate Schloss
Peter Christ
Edward Spotirer
Lena Klos
Beech Street
Rchard Hoffmen
Mer
Stone Avenue
Mary Reardon
Nell McCihuis
Murry Rafter
Nell Reardon
Kate Rafter
Sadie Nealis
Kate Reardon
John Robling
St. Peter's Cathedral
John Westpfahl
WU Publ
Washington, D.C
National Grand Army of the Republic
Dr. Seliles
Grant
Knights of Malta
Hartman’s Hall
Reguhiy
Scranton
Alder Street
Pharemiey Hall
Younes Men's Institute
WHS
Hollywest
Star Social Club
South Side
Tal
Bath Ob
B. Loveless
Green Ridge Street
Kate Gorbin
Myers
Loveless
Gorbin
Mia
William Sanders
Mia M. J. Randers
Church Avenue
Sanders
Bertha Sanders
John R. Richards
Charles Hopewell
J. D. Keutor
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endures As Teething Remedy
An old and well tried remedy praised by many as the best for teething in children. The text extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as indispensable, claiming it relieves pain, cures diarrhea and griping during teething, and has been used for sixty years with universal success.
Complete $10 Cure Offer From Quaker Physician
The Great Quaker Physician offers a $10 complete cure with medicines included for all applicants. If not cured in a set time, money is refunded. Free X Ray exam and treatment until cure. offer may be withdrawn at any time, call now to access this reduced rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Principe
Scranton
Byers
Hielr
Pennsylvania
Bi-Chemic Treatment Claims Cure for All Diseases
The article describes a Bi-Chemic treatment by Doctor Byers claiming to restore proper tissue nutrition by correcting cell conditions. It asserts all diseases, including chronic cases, can be cured by returning cells to normal, and states the method is not homeopathic but an exact science with guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Byers
Free X Ray Examination Offered by Dr Byers
A newspaper note promotes a free X ray examination by Dr Byers claiming certainty of diagnosis via a hiueroscopic attachment. It emphasizes no charges and asks readers to come in for evaluation and advice on cures. The ad stresses the procedure as absolutely free with no compensation sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
North End Defenders to Meet Olyphant Tonight
Local note lists attendees and visitors as families such as Sanders, Davis, Josephs, and Sagensdorf. Mrs Electa Sagensdorf of New York has returned home after visiting Mrs Edward Griffin on Mary Street. The North End Defenders will host the Olyphant basketball team at the Auditorium this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Sanders
Bertha Davis
May Joseph
Emrys Joseph
Gus Eyneen
Edgar Sanders
Wayne Avenue
Lewis
John Lewis
Tamaqua
Margaret Call
Thinmore
May Moran
New York City
Anpu Rovhe
West Market Street
Lottie Blair Pariser
Theater Republic
New York
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Walnut Street Theater
Siale
Local Notes From Green Ridge Community
Edna Harper returns from Iowa. Green Ridge Presbyterian Women plan monthly meeting at Mrs M R Kays residence at 2 PM with programs on Mormons Persia and religious readings. Odd Fellows smoker proves pleasant with speeches. Green Ridge Checker club hosts at New York street home. A cow trespass case yields damages after a dispute on Olyphant land. St Pauls and No 28 scholars play football with No 28 winning 12 to 0. Heavy rains flood streets in northern Green Ridge, deepening gutters and hindering travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Edna Harper
Sanderson Avenue
Iowa
Worman
Foreign Missionary Society
Green Ridge
Persia
W. BD. Kennedy
Mra. Hutton
van Ber Ben
Whhich
Green Ridge Lodge
Order of
Odd Wellows
Richard Davis
C. PL Jones
L. W. Lewis
R. C. Reynolds
New York Street
Green Ridge Checker Club
Adam
Mary Voneski
Jasper Fauts
William Snyder
Olyphant Land
Voneski
Alderman Baylay
St. Paul's School
No. 28
Sanderson's Park
Dunmore High School Students Present Afternoon Programme
Dunmore scholars devote forty minutes this afternoon to a program including History American Songs and Their History led by Bessle M. Vowell, songs Star Spangled Banner and Home Sweet Home, pantomime, recitations by Anna B Motann and Clair Curtin, a Maryland duet, and other pieces. The event invites public attendance. Grace Engle married Dayton Hi Vs at Smith Street home by Rev Charles H Newing. bride praised as borough’s fairest daughter. Elisa, Syracuse University graduate, works in Erie Railroad engineering. a local attendee will participate in the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessle M. Vowell
Anna B. Motann
Maryland
Margaret Bryden
Old Camp Ground
Bessie Murphy
Bertha Cullen
Clair Curtin
Ben Bolt
Berth Cullen
Woodman
Edward Rozelle
Sweet Home
Claiss
Smith Street
Grace Engle
Dayton Hi
Church Street
Charles H
Paralyzed Man Credits Dr Byers For Recovery
John Jenkins of Dunmore Pennsylvania describes a seven year injury after an elevator fall leaving him paralyzed. He credits Dr Byers P with a rapid improvement and urges others to seek his treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jenkins
Dunmore
Rive
Erinithos
Byera P
Doctor Byern
Cured by Quaker Physician After Long Illness
John Welsh of Carbondale Pa describes severe cough and wasting, tried many doctors with no relief. After receiving treatment at Dr Byers clinic he reports his cough stopped, appetite returned, pallor faded, and overall health improved, crediting the physician’s skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welsh
Carbondale
Cnres Belog
Deetor Byerk
Doctor Byers’ Medical Career and Affiliations
Doctor Byers, born to Quaker parents, studied at Jefferson Medical College and the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. He attended Pennsylvania Hospital, Blockley Hospital, and served eye and ear clinics at Will’s Hospital. He worked in Prof J Solis Cohen’s throat clinics and served as examining physician for Knights Templar, Masonic Mutual Aid in Cincinnati, and Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Byers
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Pennsylvania Hospital
Will’s Hospital
J. Solis Cohen
Knights Templar and
Masonic Mutual Aid Association of Cincinnati
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York
Irvin Gearhart Credits Doctor Byers for Relief
Irvin Gearhart of 2006 Smith Place near Jadwi Street says a year of back and groin pain, headaches, and inability to work ended after Dr. Byers treated him. He reports three weeks of lay up and months of hardship, with complete recovery from his distressing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Gearhart
Smith Place
Jadwi Street
Kidney Disease Cured Says Local Man
Mr. Fred Rentschler of 351 Elm Street reports years of kidney trouble with back and groin pain, loss of appetite, and weakness. After consulting doctors locally and in New York, he credits Doctor Byers treatment from early May with his complete recovery and improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rentschler
Elm St
New York
Doctor Byera
Rheumatism Cure by Dr Byers’ Treatment
Mr Conrad Heilig of Scranton says after years of rheumatism he could barely move. He explains pain and immobility, then credits Dr Byers’ treatment with his dramatic recovery and new mobility, praising the Quaker Doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Heilig
Ash &J
Scranton
Byers
Decetor
Bronchial Trouble Prompts Farewell Notice
William Snowden of Wayne County Pennsylvania writes of a three year severe cough weight loss and loss of appetite. After trying Dendora with no relief he began Dr Byers treatment and reports rapid strength gain improved sleep and a markedly better condition, praising the Quaker healer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snowden
Wayne Co. Pa
Dendora
Byers
Queaker
Doctor Churchman Byers Chief Consulting Physician at Scranton
Permanent offices on the second floor at 412 Spruce Street Scranton Pa open for office tours daily with hours in the morning afternoon and evening including Sundays Additional details list appointment times and indicate a medical practice focusing on chemical treatment under Dr Byers care
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchman Byers
Spruce &T
Scranton
Sunihiy
Local Notes and Student Moves Across Town
Erie's travelers head to New York on Thursday after Maplewood fire fines. Howard Protheroe freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, Miss Rebecca Kane returns from Philadelphia visit, William Cronin departs for Bluefield to take a Norfolk and Western railroad position, Miss Mary Gallagher remains at Webster Avenue, Mrs. William Correll and Miss Grice Marshall visit friends in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
New York
Maplewood
Howard Protheroe
West Drinker Street
University of Pennsylvania
Rebecca Kane
North Blakely Street
Philadelphia
William Cronin
East Drinker Street
Bluefield
W. Wing
Norfolk Aond Western Railroad
Mary Gallagher
Webster Avenue
Wiliam Correll
Grice Marshall
Cherry Street
Obituary notices for Howell Bowen and Durkin families
Mrs. Samuel Howell of Wayne avenue died after a sudden illness at age four. Services at Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. W. P. Dravis. interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Hanna it Bowen formerly Davis of Moosie died Thursday. funeral Saturday at 2 oclock at Primitive Methodist Church with services. Mary A. Durkin, daughter of Nicholas Durkin of Boulevard Avenue West Scranton, died Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Howell
Wayne Avenue
Glamorganshire
South Wales
Scrinton
Howell
Memorial Baptist Church
Memoral Baptist
W. PF. Dkivis
Washlurn Street
Hannait Bowen
Hanmawli Davis
Moosie
Robert Bowen
Watkins Ciew
the Primitive Methodic Church
Mary A. Divricin
Nicholas Durkin
Boulevard Avenue
West
Scranton
Westerdias Aitenees
Funeral services for Mrs David W Smith
The funeral for the late Mrs David W Smith of North Main Avenue is held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the family home The service is conducted by Rev Dr Guild of Providence Presbyterian Church assisted by Rev GF AL Cure of Providence Methodist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Smith
North Main Avenue
Dr. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
GF AL Cure
Providence Methodist Church
Brock Held For Trial On Counterfeit Moulds
James Brock of South Scranton was arrested for making counterfeit moulds and had a hearing before US Commissioner Taylor. In default of a $1000 bond, he was recommitted to await trial. witnesses included Detective Robert Delter and Secret Service Agent M I Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brock
South Scramnton
United States
Taylor
Miles McAndrew
Robert Delter
Secret Service
M. I. Gritfin
Tribune
Brock
Paris
Marie Beach Heiress Buried After Suicide in Cumbria Cemetery
Funeral director Cusick buried heiress Marie Beach in Cumbria cemetery after days of waiting for word from relatives. A Richmond Virginia policy holder and a man named Mureus Murray are mentioned in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Beach
Cusick
Cumbria
Richmond
Mureus Murray
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West Side Republican Club
W. Gaylord Thomas
Frank #. Reese
W. A. Huemhes
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
General News
Morg IU
LUND
Globe Warehouse
Moire Antiques
Payone
David Edwards
Swetsland Street
Youngstown
Onlo
Kwaed Davie
Jackson Street
Allentown
Migson Florence A. Mowler
Tackton Street
Ruth
Haddoe
Byron Sloat
Swethind Street
Frank Sloat
North Lincoln Avenue
Lake Ariel
Lucy Piast
Chestnuut Street
Thomas Thrillidme
Bimba
North Lincoln Uve
Martha Rieblem
Mest Mick
Weber
North Garfield Avenue
Williwin Diehl
Hyde Park Avenue
Grace Williams
Stinchbury
Chestnut Street
West Slide
Bellevue
St. Patrick’s Tundies
Cathollie Benevolent Union
St. Louis
Leo Roos
OM. Pranele
South Scranton
North Scranton
Blockley Hospital
Olyphant
Anheuser-Busch
Aili Niublrine
Nature
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n
Anheusers Standard
Academy of Music
Rels
Lessee and
Maiuinger
A. J. Daffy
Strucz
NE Myers
Chet
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
Dixie
Lessee
A Mulaiger
Dolan and
Lenhart
Tom Brown
Bouton & Brooks
Jed Turd
Raymond & Kuokomo
Mantotames
Aid
Murphy
Nichols
Star Theatre LY. G
Vhardis
Pridauy
Bat
Dan
Mide
Simon Memidarviog
Rerdabon Row
Ncavdatiace Scranton Lwonard Panespeweweeeeeess
Mpmi Mardin Lh
Lyceum Theatre
M. Rela
A. J. Duffy
Kirk la Shelle
London
Arizona
Augientus Thomas
Prives
Elam Priots
Nin
William A. Brady
Pickaninny Brass Band
Kentucky
Gusale Pylilayeut
Michael Sievdlok
Atl Remmia
Bal Henass Thuytonm Bulk
the M. Eingle
Prank J. McAnnows
Frances J. Mellon
Borantor
Scranton -Duanane
Dunamore
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