West Scranton Boy Struck by Streetcar Near Washburn
Howard Price, a boy of about 9 or 10, was hit by a passing streetcar near Washburn Street and Filmore Avenue. He was rushed home for care after eight stitches and treatment for head injuries. The casing and embalming fluids found at the scene pointed to a local funeral director, who later claimed the casket and items belonged to him and said they were left at the morgue after use.
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Washburn Street
Filmore Avenue
Jia Crean Oo
Howard Price
Mere
D. T. Price
Jackson Street
Careroll
West Side
Davis
Willam Price
Price
Trussell Boy Injured in Fall From Porch Play
The year-old son of Mrs. W. D. Reese suffered a painful fall from a porch about eight feet high Wednesday afternoon. A family member moved him to the house and they summoned Dr. Ma M. Myvi who treated him there. The jawbone sustained a serious fracture from the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trussell
W. D. Reese
Potch
Do M. Myvi
Cailet
Unclear OCR sports note from Thhingre area
Fragmentary report mentions players and locations in a basketball context with several garbled names and streets. Readable items reference Lafasette Street Lafanvette Tralee and Am bball but specifics are unreadable. no clear teams scores or outcomes emerge.
Nighttime discovery near South Mair avenue hub
In front of the diameny budge mt M Riewards at South Mair avenue late Wednesday evening pactralimatn John McColligan found what appeared
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Riewards
Mair Avenue
John McColligan
Installation of Slocum Lodge officers listed
Report from Slocum Lodge No. 761 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows shows many names omitted in the original list. The installed officers include Noalle grand, David BR. Glibbe as vice grand, Andrew Wieckland as secretary, Thomas J. Williams as treasurer, George F. Barth as right supporter, T. V. diames as warden, James Leyshon as conductor, Thomas Davis as TR. vs. suppporter, David Griffiths as T. V. supporter, Lewis Jenking as inside guardian, David Jones as outside guardian, Sam Jones as right supporter to vier grand, Thomas Berge as left supporter, John Williams.
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Slocum Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Masonic Hall
Noalle Grand
David BR. Glibbe
Andrew Wieckland
Thomas J. Williams
George F. Barth
Benjamin Griffiths
Teft
T. V. Diames
James Leyshon
Thomas Davis
David Grifiths
T. V
Lewis Jenking
Inside Guardian
David Jones
Outside Guardian
Sam Jones
Thomas Berge
John Williams
Fragrant Hawley Addresses Minneapolis Switcher Crowd
Frank Hawley spoke to a Minneapolis audience at a local hall, urging solidarity with workers and condemning the rising cost of living. He called for unity within the Brotherhood of Switlaner and stressed duties to support families amid economic strain.
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Minneapolis
Hawien
Frank Hawley
Tielman Wall
Switelaner
Abe
Fia
Ana
Ulat
Lei Lippert
Warran T Taken For Assault At Roths Saloon
Andrew Ploodcock of 110 North Seventh Street filed a war rant against Michael Jenuraey of 23 Emmet Street for assault and threats at Roths Saloon on Emmet Street. A hearing was held with witnesses saying no assault occurred and Jenuraey allegedly gained the prosecutors seab. Journey was placed under 400 bail furnished by Roth, saloon proprietor.
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Andrew Ploodcock
North Seventh Street
Alder Pian Noone
Michael Jenuraey
Emmet Street
Roth
Seab
Journey
Law Warrant, Arrests for Surety and Thefts At City Hearing
Journey filed a warrant for Hoodcock over threats and surety. Hoodcock was arrested and a hearing followed as the prosecutor claimed a $10 theft which he later denied. An admicable settlement followed. Detective Gray secured warrants for John Doe and Richard Roe for coal mining damage on the railroad track. John Gilbert and Sanpeon were brought in, fined, and costs paid after a reprimand and a promise to stop mining operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journey
Hoodcock
Jacobs
Joshua Th. Gray
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Noone
Three youths in street gunfire wounds house wall
Last evening on Chestnut street three young men, one armed, fired at the sidewalk. The bullet hit a window at Ry e Post’s home and lodged in a wall. Police located two boys who named John Saville of i Eynon Street as the shooter. a warrant issued, but he was not found by late night.
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Alderman Davies
Peters
Funeral of Mrs Nea Anthony at South Filmore
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock the funeral was held for Mrs Nea Anthony wife of Evins Anthony of 150 South Filmore avenue who died Monday morning after a ten week illness A quartet from the Welsh Congregation church sang suitable music and the remains were buried in Loothie Washburn street cemetery Interment followed a display of floral tributes carried by four nephews and pallbearers named Pleese Guiliths Daniel W vans Tohi X N Davis James Davies Thomaius Lewis and Edward Das hing
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Oelook
Nea Anthony
Evin Anthony
Filmore Avenue
Ulness
David Jones
Othe Tiret
Washburn Street
Pleese Guiliths
Daniel W. Vans
Tohi X N. Davis
James Davies
Thomaius Lewis
Edward Dashing
Funeral for Mrs Bessie Mawson in Chestnut Street
The funeral for the late Mrs Bessie Mawson wife of Ceorge Mawson of Chestnut Street was held yesterday afternoon from her father David W Thomas chestnut street Rev J P Moffatt D D of the Washburn Street Presbyterian church conducted the services and paid tribute A view of the beloved features followed the service The cortege then moved to Washburn Street Cemetery for interment Pallbearers were Richard Edwards Edward Davis William Hughes George Wilding James James and James Vans
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Bessie Mawson
Ceorge Mawson
Chestuut Street
Peekyville
David W. Thomas
Sin Chestnut Street
J. P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Washburn Street
Richard Edwards
Edward Davis
William Hughes
George Wilding
James James
James Vans
Remedy Claim for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
An old teething remedy praised as a trusted physician in the United States. The ad claims sixty years of use by millions of mothers, easing teething pain and related ailments. It touts improvements in diarrhoea griping and wind colic, with a stated price per bottle.
Quaker Physician Cuts Price Offer For Cures
Doctor Byers announces a limited time offer to cure patients at ten dollars total including medicine. The deal expires October 31 and applies to those applying before November 1, with a full refund if not cured. Call early to avoid the rush and secure treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deetor Byers
Bi-Chemis Treatment Claims Non Allopathic Approach
The article describes a treatment attributed to Doctor Byers, claiming it is not allopathic nor homeopathic. It touts tissue healing by supplying bred nutrients to cells, aiming to restore normal function across diseases.
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Byers
Free X Ray Examination Offer by Dy Beers
A flyer touts a free X ray examination using a Special Fluoroscopic attachment to diagnose the cause of illness. The vendor promises no charge or compensation and invites people to learn their trouble and possible cure at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy. Beers
Flo
Tie
North Scranton Wedding and Civic Meetings
Dennis Wane and Nellie McGuinnis of Birch Street South Scranton wed at the cathedral with Miss McGuinnis as bridesmaid and Dennis Noone as best man. The couple depart for Buffalo to reside. A North Scranton Republican club meeting on West Market Street will feature speakers Attorney John Harris and Frederic W Feliz with mass meeting planning. A mass local gathering at St Marys Hall in the afternoon will host notable speakers and the North Scranton Glee Society. Several residents recover from illness, and pheasants and quail are promised from Columbia County.
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Dennis Wane
Nellie McGuinnis
Birch Street
South Scranton
J. A. O'Reilly
Dennis Noone
Mrs. Kane
Buffalo
North Scranton
St. Mary's Hall
James Golden
Pike County
Patrick J. Lyenott
McDonough Avenue
Scranton
Patrick Cullen
West Market Street
David A. Williams
Wayne Avenue
Mise Ligsle Eltungham
Ginave Street
Bishop Anniversary Celebrated at Burke Street Home
Mr and Mrs C W Bishop marked twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a well attended reception at their Burke street residence. Guests offered costly presents including a leather rocker a Chilcube Inet and a sofa. Dainty refreshments were served by the singer set. The revival at Pripp Avenue Christian church continues with five conversions last night and four were baptized. The evangelist spoke on Ruth and tonight’s topic is A Repentance Not to Be Repened. Mr and Mrs George W Allen are visiting friends in New Haven Conn. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at Mrs I P Altemose’s Brook street home this afternoon.
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C. W. Bishop
Heir Home
Burke Street
Nming
Annd
Pripp Avenue Christian
Abraham
George W. Allen
New Haven
Conn
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Altemose
Brook Street
Paralyzed man praises Dr Byers treatment after accident
John Jenkins of Dunmore Pa describes a severe elevator accident that injured his spine and led to near total paralysis. He credits Dr Byers and Miralysol therapy with immediate improvement and a return toward a satisfactory condition, urging others to seek the treatment.
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John Jenkins
Dunmore
Enya
Thake
Byers
Paty
Cure Report Touts Quaker Physician’s Tuberculosis Remedy
A Carbondale man describes long wasting illness and cough attributed to consumption. After treatment by a Quaker physician, his health improved significantly and he claims a complete recovery, praising the healer’s method and strength over disease.
Doctor Byers Resuay Evidence of Medical Career
Doctor Byers born to Quaker parents pursued early education under Quaker influence. He graduated with honors from Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia in 1872 and studied at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. He attended Pennsylvania Hospital and Blockley Hospital courses, with affiliations at Eye and Ear clinics and Will’s Hospital. He served with Prof J Solis Cohen’s throat clinics and acted as examining physician for Knights Templar Masonic Mutual Aid of Cincinnati and Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York.
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Doctor Byers
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Pennsylvania Hospital
Blockley Hospital
Will's Hospital
J. Solis Cohen
Knights Templar and Masonic Mutual Aid Association of Cincinnati
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York
Scranton Republican meeting and church gala in South Scranton
The South Scranton Republicans plan a county ticket gathering at St. John’s Hall with speakers Deputy Attorney General Frederic W. Pleitz Judge Alton A. Vosturg Everett Warren and Colonel Bare Ripple. A charity dance and social aid the new church building with Rev. J A O’Reny named pastor while local committees discuss venue changes and community events.
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Lackawanna Couity
Dufter & Oolocek
Willam J. Vaughan
Nellie Medinuis
Lily
Berghigisey
Cirmany
Billposters’ Union of Scranton
Cahir Avenue
Comibitee
Serson
John Blatter
Minnie Street
Tits Catto Yale
Letednei
Marti
Talit
Tvc
Alt Obi
Chordie
Wwynsibatn
Sehley
Withebu
Ad Mae
Phaisser
Altor Street
Rew
Mather
Obituary for Thomas Dickson of Dinmare
Thomas Dickson of Fil Jelferson Avenue Dinmare died yesterday. He is survived by three children Joseph George and Edith and by no wife. The funeral is Sunday afternoon at 2.4 o'clock.
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Thomas Dickson
Fil Jelferson Avenue
Dinmare
Bey
Joseph
George
Edith
Health as a duty not luck but responsibility
An essay from The Woman's Flame Companion argues health should be a duty, not luck, urging temperance, avoidance of intoxicants, and mental composure. It links physical well being to moral strength and the ability to face life’s problems.
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God
Nordhastedt Festival Honors Ancient Robber Raid
In Nordhastedt near Meldorf a revival of a thirteenth century festival occurred after a local assault by robbers. The community celebrated at intervals with a wolfish venture, praising courage and enduring will to resist, while a ceremonial lamp and poetic rites marked the event.
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Nordhastedt
Meldorf
Idae
Nordbastede
Fragmented prose excerpt from Saturday Evening Post text
The piece presents a garbled historical-like excerpt with scattered names and phrases. It appears as damaged OCR with no clear narrative, event, or identifiable people beyond generic references, lacking a coherent news item or outcome. It may reflect a stylized dialogue or domestic vignette but remains unreadable as a structured report.
Irvin Gearhart Credits Dr Beers for Cure
A personal notice from Irvin Gearhart of 2006 Smith Place describes chronic pain and back issues. He credits Dr Beers with successful treatment after a year of suffering that affected work, noting relief and return to normal in the period following August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Gearhart
Smith Place
Didwitt
Bowie
Dr. Beers
Kidney Disease Cured Said by Patient Fred Rentschler
Mr. Fred Rentschler of 351 Elm Street reports a long illness diagnosed as kidney trouble. He credits Doctor Byers’ treatment for his complete recovery after ineffective care from other doctors in New York and elsewhere.
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Fred Rentschler
Elm St
Hesse
New York
Pain and relief from rheumatism patientCredits doctor care
A patient named Mr. Conrad Heilig of 115 Ash Street Sermaton describes long rheumatic suffering and failed cures before receiving treatment from Dr. Ravers. He credits the doctor with restoring mobility and praising his skilled care and guidance throughout the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Heilig
Ravers
Todas
Ioan
William Snowden Farewell Note Reveals Severe Illness
The text portrays a man named William Snowden describing years of severe illness with loss of appetite and sleep, followed by a dramatic improvement after treatment. He thanks a Quaker for help and notes he now sleeps better and drinks less cough, reflecting gratitude for renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snowden
Jay God
Adi Mijenemy
Doctor Churchman Byers Practices at Scranton Clinic
Chief consulting physician of the ie Chemic Treatment offers services on the second floor at 412 Spruce Street Scranton Pa. Office hours are 2 to 4 pm weekdays and 7 to 8 pm evenings, with Sunday hours 10 am to 12 noon.
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Churchman Byers
Scranton
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Pury Boulevard
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J. E. Sweet
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Dundieff
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Plyouth
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Mabel M. Boldry
William T. Seagraves
Loval Union
United Mine Workers of America
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Jan Erees
Hyde Park Avenue
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H. M. Spencer
Oscar Yost
Columbia County
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Doctor Byers Resuay
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A. J. Duffy
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