Justice of Peace from Chicago Endorses Peruna Cure
A Chicago Justice of the Peace, A W Johnson of 607 Sheffield Ave, reports that Peruna cured his catarrh after a cold settled on his lung. He says the medicine fully met his expectations with no trace of catarrh remaining. The piece notes catarrh as a common root for chronic ailments and urges medical awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Its
RE. A. W. Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Sheffield Avenue
Ki. A. W. Johnson
Catarrh Cure Claim From The Peruna Co
An advertisement from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio asserts a single cure for catarrh applies to all locations and body parts. It urges readers to write for a free book on catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Neary and Maxwell Wedding at St Rose's Church
A wedding took place yesterday morning at St Rose's Church between Michael F. Neary and Elizabeth Maxwell. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Janes Maxwell, trained nurse Mamie Maxwell as maid of honor, with P F McCann as groomsman. The couple plan visits to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington then reside in the groom's newly furnished home on Seventh Avenue. They will start married life among Carbondale and Jermyn friends. A Republican mass meeting occurs Friday evening at EH Fallon’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose's Church
T. F. Coffey
Michael F. Neary
Elizabeth Maxwell
Mamie Maxwell
P. F. McCann
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Seventh Avenue
Janes Maxwell
Carthage
Missouri
Jermyn
Carbondale
L. MH. Parke
W. H. Jones
Lawrence Vic
Anthony Blancardi
Bart J. Judge
Ashley
School Board Debates Hiring for Ty School
Last evening the school board discussed adding another teacher for Ty School. Some members urged hiring more staff but the superintendent said current staffing is sufficient and no new hire is needed. The night school question was raised but no clear decision was given and a temporary plan may be discussed at the next Central meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Tores
Unclear text on Kintrwell Belre and creditor effort
Incoherent passage describes proprietors of a news operation on a pier facing a strike. Creditors hope a joint effort will stabilize finances and resume paying after shock. The excerpt notes an experimental plan to pull resources together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kintrwell & Belre
New York and Nearby Visits Highlight Local Notes
Mies Mugele Timmonss, advance man for Bennett Moulton, displays a white 48 pound bulldog that performs tricks. Abe Suhm travels on business to New York. Dr J d Thompson visits his father in Rockaway NJ. Ray Williams shaves for New York. A musical benefit for Trinity organ fund was hosted by Mrs. W P B Morss on Church Street. Mrs Col Spencer hosts a thimble tea from four to six. Percy Lloyd visits from Philadelphia. Joseph Brennan, former Bell Township school administrator and local figure, leaves for Dickinson College to study law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mugele Timmonss
Newark
Bennett- Moulton Company
Abe Suhm
New York City
Thompson
Rockaway
N. J
J. d. Thompson
Ray Williams
New York
Airs
W. PB. E. Morss
Church Street
Trinity Organ Fund
Col. Spencer
Percy Lloyd
Philadelphia
Joseph Ik. Brennan
Supers Moeing
Bell Township
Dickinson College
Pretty marriage ties Reiily to Ludgate at St Leos
A marriage ceremony joined Miss Alice L Reiily of Ashton and Mr A Ludgate of this place at St Leos church in Aghiny on Wednesday morning at 4 o clock. Rev Father O lwilly officiated. The bride wore the company of her sister Miss Agnes T of hut place and John Lud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Reiily
Ashton
A. Ludgate
St. Leo's Church
Aghiny
Father O'lwilly
Agnes T
Hut Place
John Lud
Funeral for Mrs Bernard Mulholland in Jermyn and Mayfield
The funeral for the late Mrs. Bernard Mulholland who died of pneumonia at Scott was held yesterday. The procession left at 9am for Sacred Heart Church where a high mass was celebrated by Hey M. F. Lynot. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery Mayfield with pallbearers listed. Local reaction noted to a Philadelphia meeting result and union victory. Other items mention a football injury to William J. Toman, a Jermyn excursion to Scranton, a scarlet fever case, a dislocated shoulder, doctors in town, Halloween meet at Young Money Institute, and visits by Mrs. Charles Davis and daughter Emma to Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Mulholland
Scott
Church of the Sacred Heart
Hey
M. FE. Lynott
Calvary Cemetery
Mayfield
Thomas Marsh
Patrick Feeney
Patrick Collins
Michael Muldoon
Thomas Clark
John McDermott
Church of Graveside
Philadelphia
William J. Toman
Jermyn
Scranton
Delaware
Novit
Main Street
Thallowe'en
Charles Davis
Emma
Second Street
Dunmove
Krause Cold Cure in Capsule Form Promises 24 Hour Cure
Advertises Krause Cold Cure capsules as a fast cold remedy that cures deeply seated colds in 24 hours without interrupting work. Claims pleasant taste and a fresh sensation after taking. Sold by Matthews Bros at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Matthews Bros
Quiet Blakely Bride Married in Providence Welsh Church
Miss Hannah Reese of Second Street Blakely and Walter K. E. Scott of Priceburg were married last evening at 8 by Rev J A A Hivang of the Welsh Baptist church Providence. The ceremony was private due to the bride's mother's recent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Reese
Second Street
Blakely
Walter KE. Scott
Pricehul
J. A A. Hivang
Welsh Baptist Church
Providence
Blakely Visit Notes Include Local Residents and Guests
A list of Blakely residents and visitors is noted with names such as Ault B A Barber Charles Lake Ralph Lake John Ready George Ready Charles Ready David Powell and Miss Georgia Thomas who is staying at Spring Brook. Visitors William Williama from Blakely returns from Wells bridge and Mr. Milton Van de Pogart and Mr and Mrs Gwylimvane from Pittston are in Blakely visiting relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
B. A. Barber
Charles Lake
Ralph Lake
John Ready
George Ready
Charles Ready
David Powell
Academy Street
Georgia Thomas
Spring Brook
William Williama
Blakely
Wellsbridge
Milton van de Pogart
Tunkhennock
Gwylimvane
Pittston
Local Shoots and Sports Amid Town News
The William Tell Rifle club held another shoot with results listing shooters such as John Delniger Arnold Moore and Alex Schilds. A football game saw a town team lose 1 to 0 to the Connolly Indians of Minooka. A wedding at Archbald Mine joined John T Thomas and Mary Masters. The Republican rally at Weber's rink and a stereopticon demonstration by C C Carpenter drew crowds. Shooting at Everly's park crowned Edgar Stone with Henry Powell and William Griffiths close behind. Mild notes on council work, Knights of the Golden Eagle, and residents’ travels fill the rest of the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tell Rifle Club
John Delniger
Arnold Moore
Indorf
John Schilds
John Reller
Alex. Weisenfluh
John Sehild
Cove
M. Sehilde
Alex. Schilds
Archbald Mine
John T. Thomas
Mary Masters
Pyne
James Walker
C. C. Carpenter
Republican County Committee
Taylor Republican Club
Everly's Park
Edgar Stone
Henry Powell
William Griffiths
T. Townsend
Edward Sweet
J. Evans
Stone
William Harris
Grove Street
Wales
Lackawanna
Local notes and notices from BlaKely area
Mr and Mrs William Bell visit Newton friends early in the week. Glakely High School to entertain at Callendar chapel Saturday evening October 20. Miss A Kenyon supervising principal visits Central building Tuesday. Charles Rice and family moved from Academy street to East Lemon. Children of John Warren street ill with scarlet fever. Funeral of Mrs Mulholland and of George Gray aged 41 at different churches. New York and Scranton Coal Co improving colliery area during suspension. Congressman William Connell expected to cast vote in Blakely. Typhoid patients in First ward improved, huntsmen I G Hurd and Harry Mains county hunting trip. Republican rally at the hose house Saturday evening. Watkin Jones family visiting Bradford. J O Davis family begin housekeeping at Mott Haven. Scarlet fever reappears in Third ward with two Warren children ill. Druggist W S Blues preparing for hunting trip starting Friday October 9. Excursion from Peckville Saturday to Scranton Pure Food show fare 45 cents, trains 10 20 am and 1 43 pm over D H line. Thanks to Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from W W Magsin gill Beaumont Texas, Matthews Bros. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Newton
Glakely High School
Callendar Chapel
A. Kenyon
Charles Rice
Academy Street
East Lemon
John Warren
John Callender
Blakely
I. G. Hurd
Harry Mains
Hose House
J. O. Davis
Mott Haven
Blues
Peckville
Scranton
Local Social Notes and Visits Reported
Mrs Hill and children of Gibson Susquehanna county visit Mrs Judson N Bailey Mrs Iigile Stanton visits her brother at Lee Captain W A May of Scranton was in town yesterday Jeanie Graham ill with diphtheria The lecture by Dr Godshall was well attended Thomas Sutcliffe returns from a two days hunting trip Mrs James Masters Jr of Dunmore is mentioned in society notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Gibson
Susquehanna County
Judson N. Bailey
Iigile Stanton
Lee
W. A. May
Scranton
Jeanie Graham
Godshall
Thomas Sutcliffe
James Masters, Jr
Dunmore
Visit of Mrs Labar and Jessie Wilbs in New York
Mrs John Labar accompanied by her father Jessie Wilbs spends Wednesday visiting in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hinds
John Labar
Jessie Wilbs
New York
Theatrical Lineup At Lyceum And Gaiety
The listing shows matinee performances on Saturday at Lyceum and The Bowery After Dark at Gaiety. It mentions Macbeth and Ring Joh productions and notes three days of shows by the Howard and Hinerson company in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard and Hinerson
New York
When We Were Twenty One stage play review
The review notes Kemond's play shows both good and poor elements and drew an audience limited only by the theater capacity. Four middle aged guardians plan a wife for their friend's ward, The Imp, who falls for an adventurer, while Phyllis Kriceon loves Richard Carewe, one guardian. Milas Elliott shines, Goodwin’s Carewe well portrayed. others praised for their roles in a richly staged production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemond
Alma
Lut Cy Goodwin
Mayline Elliott
Howe
Low
Imp
Phyllis Krlewon
Lia
Phyllis
Richard Carewe
Milas Eliott
Poo Ler
Thin City
Phyllis Ericson
Mr. Goodwin
Kenny Woodranl
Neil O'Brien
J. B. Crawford
George E. Bellamy
Miew J. BR. Crawford
India
Bowery After Dark At Academy Of Music Tonight
The Bowery After Dark opens at the Academy of Music tonight and continues through the week with a matinee Friday and Saturday. The production is handsomely staged with top mechanical and electrical effects and a talented ensemble delivering strong melodrama and humor. Exquisite songs and dances accompany the action as the company blends humor with serious moments and a moral lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Academy
Conblais
Modjeska toappear at Iy ceim in Macbeth and King John
Madame Modjeska marks her farewell U S tour with Macbeth matinee and King John evening at Iy ceim theater. Wagenhals Kemper direct the production with D McLean and Odette Tyler in supporting roles. The Schiller Stuck company opens a week at the Acordem of Music with Falsely Accona as the opening play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Modjeska
Iyceim
James-Kidder-Warde
Hiery
Show Basin
Schiller Stuck Company
New York
Dioc
Actdemp of Music
Scranton Area Businesses and Rail Timetable Highlights
A mixed listing of local shops and professionals in Scranton including Frederick Hrowns architect and several medical and service offices, plus a detailed time table for trains on the Lackawanna network with routes to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore and connections to Carbondale and Pittston. The page also notes various store addresses on Washington and Wyoming avenues and mentions the Lackawanna School.
For Rent Notes from 1920s Classifieds
Brief rental notices list furnished room options with addresses at 1419 Wyoming Avenue and 1021 Mulberry Street. Entries mention available suites and unspecified rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Money to loan straight promptly at Curry Connell block
Quick loans of any amount offered at once by N V Walker and Jesse Connell in their building. Also advertisement for a lost small black tan female dog with a reward and contact at 402 East Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Connell
Cent
N. V. Walker
Jesue Connell
E. Market Street
Estate of Mary Lynett Deceased Scranton Notice
Notice in Scranton shows letters of administration granted to Albert Ball for the estate of Mary Lynett. Creditors must present claims and those owing debts should pay promptly to Albert Ball, Administrator, Scranton City Clerk's office, by October 26, 1900. Also notices a market street paving resolution with bid details and city clerk publication requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynett
Borough of
Dunmore
County of Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Wnde
Albert Ball
Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
Pine Street
Ash Street
M.T. Lavelle
East Market Street
Lackawanna River
North Main Avenue
City of
Seranton
Market Street
Councila
James Moir
M. T. Lavelle
Penn Player Hedges Sets Time Marks
University of Pennsylvania star J. Hedges posted a Time-20 and 15 minute mark in a recent event, highlighting his speed and endurance for the Quakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eree—J. Hedges
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton Dominates Syracuse in 42 to 0 Victory
Princeton football overwhelmed Syracuse 42 to 0 in an all one sided contest. McGlave Meier and Hart sparked the offense with long runs while Underhill added three goals from touchdowns. President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland attended the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. d
Syracuse University
Syracuse
McGlave
Meier
Hart
Underhill
Teno
Costello
Cleveland
Kings and Queens Burlesque at the Gaiety This Week
The burlesque group Kings and Queens opens at the Gaiety this afternoon for a week's run. The production boasts elaborate scenery and mechanicals, with a bevy of beautiful, well gowned dancers performing lively numbers to entertain audiences.
Pennsylvania Triumphs 17 to 6 Over State College in Football
The University of Pennsylvania defeated State College 17 to 6 in a rough game. McCracken scored for State College but Penn answered with Gilmore, Mare, and Jewitt drives. Goaded by kicks and stubborn defense, Penn pulled ahead late in the game as Gardiner and Goay added points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
State College
University of Pennsylvania
Tego
Ean
Woodruff
Penney Vania
Hare
Wallice
Gilmore
Mare Agil Gilmore
Iei
Pepente
McCracken
Penmylvania
Mewitt
Venmsylvania Evered McCravken
Oh Gandiner
Dlio S
Powuevivenio
Hali Ponmeviwanls
Dovo
Paviddows
Emad Ieeeeeeee
Bully Hortensess
Pagate
Inmeruan
Ware
Moamopkuy Sa
Eseroee Coolee
UWP Rvcceertyere Kl
Howiwit
Wy‘ Clardiner
Emdoo
Oraves
Smith
Bennett J
Gardiner
Martha McCracken
Cummings
Teas
Jewitt
Goay
J. Gardiner
Mare
G. Brooke
Pittsburgh Officials Navigate Woes With Courtroom Appeals
In a murky report from the city, Hallonler Howell and McGuire alongside Phillippi and Zimmer face umpire Kyral Swartwood as officials Crooklyn and Crooklyn related matters drift through unresolved disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Pittsburg
Kk. H. Crooklyn
Pittaburg
Hloor
Hallonler
Howell
McGuire
Phillippi and
Zimmer
Cmpires
Kyral Anil Swartwood
Sunday Trains Schedule For Carbondale And North
Sunday schedule details from Albany Scranton and Wilkes Barre routes list specific train times to Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany and points north with low fares to the United States and Canada. Burdick and Cross signatures indicate G P A offices in Albany and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Wilkes-Harre
Albany
Points
Wonesdale
Lake Lodore
United States
Canada
I. W. Burdick
N.Y
H.W. Cross
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule May 27 1900 Scranton Branch
Train departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and points west listed with times for weekdays and Sundays. Includes Black Diamond Express segments to Buffalo Chicago and Niagara Falls and Pullman car service between New York Philadelphia and Scranton. Officials Rollins Wilbur and Charles S Lar announce ticket and reservations details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton
Bunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hasleton
Potteville
Reading
Morristown
Danbury
Sunene Aburg
Itimore
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading, &c
Sunbury
WOOD
Gen
Paws
J.B. Toutchingon
Myr
New York
Himira
Itheca
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Chicago
Pullman
Wid
Philadelpha
Burial
Tridge
Rollin TS
Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles
Puss
Cortland Stredt
Nonsialager
Div
Pass. Ag
Bethlehem
OO Lechawuntia
Vines compete at Rieckfest with Hawley and Erie rail links
Fragmentary notes show Vines at Rieckfest 17 160, detailing Hawley events and Erie railroad connections with New York. Mentions intermediate points and Geran at 70S 9, unclear timings. Scranton listed at 1030 a.m. in partial schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieckfest
Hawley
Erie Railroad
New Yor
Nowharel
Gerantom
Scranton
Also Mentioned on This Page
A Justice OF the Peace
Chicago, Ill
Co-Operative Newspaper
Old Forge
Jermyn and Mayfield
Psal
John H. Phelps
Spruce Street
Taylor
W. W. Magsingill
Beaumont
Texas
Drugeists
Petall
Olyphant
the Bowery
Bowery
Modjeska
Schiller Stock Company
People’s Exchange
Marine Conra
United Statis Navy
Ernlce
Puippine
Ney Caulves
Jade Russell
N. W
Wyoming Avenues
Walate
Louise Shoemaker
Adame Novine
Phelps Street
Scranton, Ia
Fairfield Street
Yvounog
Addie
Miggle
Tribune Offler
M. K
Tribune Office
K. K
Tribune Aller
Iic
Anthresa
Tribune Oftive
Mary Donnelly
Scrantoneo
Forest Court
Care Tribune
Man Cook
Lackawanna Avenue
Eighth Street
Rebecon Avenue
A. E Leon
uGs
North
Main Avenue
Eicke
Carper Adams and Mulberry
Certified Public Accountant
Edward C. Spaulding
P. A
Tradem’ Bank
Architects
Edward H. Davis
Conneil
Frederick 1, Hrowns
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Joseph Kelley
Linden
J. C. Lyman
Ospital
Wyoming and
Mulberry
DR. C
Laubach
DH. H. F. Reynolds
OFP
Wheele Cape
Franklin Avenue
Hatel
Victor Koch
JW. Browning
Rooma
Meare Building
D. B. Replogle
Moara
Willard, Wanren & Knapp
Hieners
SEU Iag
Jessur & Jessup
ND Coun
Commonwealth Building
Roeis
James W. Oakford
Board of Trade Building
Edward W. Thayer
Hood
9Th Moor
Mears Building
Boon
Les A. Watres
Board 1 ‘Trade Building
OR. Pitcher, Attorney-Atlaw
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National
Bank
Bradens' National
Republican
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. W. KE
Allen
North Washlinate RV. EN
Lamoream
Heardenee
Mim
Mulberrs
Wings
Heart
Moura
Schoo
Cour
Thomes Cann
Li U
W. KB. Plumley
A. M
Leeds
Gr, Clark & CO
Seedamen Ald
Green Housen
Noth Main Avenue
Etere Telephone
Joseph Kurttel
Ream
Seriotun
Manielurer
Soredmy
Moma Ee v
I Yyomin Hulbert
sreEus
Wa Nigton Avenue
Ontario
Western
R.R. Timf
Sevan
Carlasin
SUN
Sya
North Hound
Carbon
Tondale
Cadonta
Carlosia
Ny Enh
Oedonate
Bunidaw
Coneal
Candeison
Gen. Agt
Kk. Welsh
Gerenton
Ile
Sirf Bruns
Pritchard
Madi Aon Avenue
Ionars
I M
Field
Oakierd Court
L. M
Beranton
J. W
Williams Building
City
Bowen Coal Company
Hight Bay
Scranton, Pa
LEGAL
Columbia
Stevens
New Haven
Yale
Bowdoin
Candridge
Harvard
Bates
Swarthmore
Urainus
Associated Prana
Utah
AMS
Tata Bwa
Inc
SATAL
Esau Eanaae
Baaia
Banks
Peneban
North Dakota
Iit
Ational Ronva
Privile
Tribune
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Briends
Hoboken
Wa Jo
Fran Strowdeburg
Binghamton
Hom
Fron Oswero
Nicholaon
Montrose
Bloommshiing
Plymouth
Bae and
Shes Pon
Bloombury
Delaware and Hudson
Honewile
Wilkes Barre
R. Pointe
Poina North
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Ewspapers
Seimlon
L. Oe
Aise Ta Galea
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