Warners Safe Cure Promoted For Kidney Troubles In 1880s Letter
A Lincoln Nebraska note dated March 3rd extols Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and rheumatic troubles. Testimonials from Gran Ensign and Mrs J N Sharp praise relief and improved health after using the remedy. The letter warns against waiting and asserts decades of proven value.
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Bright
Lincoln
Neb
March
Gran Ensign
Lancaster Coa
J. N. Sharp
Warner
Carbondale News Note on Regular Delivery Inquiries
Carbondale correspondent for The Tribute notes funds placed for J. M. Forbes and requests all complaints about regular delivery to be addressed to Roberts & Rey, news agents, with cleo news items.
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Carbondale
J. M. Forbes
Cleo News
Roberty & Reyholds
Last Night's Musicale at Hapitat Church
Despite bad weather a large crowd attended the musicale at Hapitat church last night. Sudile Kiis er of Wilken-arie headlined and drew praise for her performance. Violinist Mrs. Brea and pianist Mrs. Tabeck from Berugian displayed notable artistry along with an overall pleasing program.
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Mustone Athe Hapitat
Sudile Kiiser
Wilken-arie
Arhondalie Athe
Janet Tilalit
Audiense
Brea
Tabeck
Berugian
Unclear local football result sparks dispute after game
A muddled report from a Lackawanna football match claims a team won amid claims of umpire confusion and unsatisfied calls. Players faced derision as an argument over a late score broke out two minutes before the final whistle.
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E.on
Charkie
Egyptadin
Bet of Lackawanna
Elesen
Bie
Alunial
Taciins
Voune
Serantenhudes
Young
Edward Healey Dies From Injuries After Agedhlent
Edward Healey the vein man who met an agedhlent at White's ores ing as described in veetondae'es Trilbine died yesterday from his injuries. He leave a son Ralph Heater of Annan Street. The remains were taken to the home of his brother John Healey of Jefferson Street where the funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon. Flowi AL Mines Will officiate at the services. Interment will be made in Cannon come tens.
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Edward Healey
White
Oresing
Cannan
Violinist Vanderveken Arrest Delays Evening Concert
Beranton violinist M. Vanderveken, slated for an International Concert Company show tonight at Trinitis Church environs, was arrested in New York on Monday. Reports claim a smuggling charge involving ten thousand dollars of violins, though a dispatch from Isaac Singer suggests the figure is an understatement. He is expected to arrive tomorrow night to perform as per the programme.
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FL M. Vanderveken
Beranton
International Concert Company
Avenuees of Trinitis Church
New York
Vaerderveken
Isaac Singer
Electric road extension reaches Forest City center
Wires have been strung from the terminus to the city center and cars are expected to begin running today or tomorrow. The new section will bring convenience to Forest City and adjacent districts. A fare change sets one way from Eighth Avenue to Dilgon Creek at five cents, replacing two fares previously charged.
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Forest City
Beorogh
Inet
Little Thorong
Eighth Avene
Dilgon Creek
Carbondale Farview Excursion Mecca Draws Visitors
Carbondale and Farview attract many excursionists including visitors from New York City. An October 26 excursion from New York will stop in the city for a few hours before returning. The next day a Kyle excursion from Binghamton will ride the Jefferson division to the city where groups transfer to cream city cars for trips to Honesdale.
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Carbondale
Farview
Purty
New York City
New York
Binghamton
Jeffersion
Thi City
Erayity Cara
Honesdale
River Street Pave Works Laborers Bricklayers
The report notes laborers and bricklayers were engaged on the River Street paving project, detailing their roles in laying bricks and preparing the roadway. No further specifics on dates or contractors are provided in the accessible text.
Work resumes on brick archage project after halt
Report notes yesterday's halted progress on the brick arch project with workers applying mortar. Once the arrival of supplies from London occurs, operations will restart, elevating the overall appearance of the site.
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Arrynef & Cor
Engagement of the Year Trio Set for Cerna Cherm
The notable engagement of Janes, Kathryn Ridder and Frestericl Warde is celebrated as a three bride event at a local Cerna Cherm. The night featured a ceremony with emphasis on experience and reputation, with a display of the trio's social ties and upcoming plans.
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Lweis Janes
Kathryn Ridder
Frestericl Warde
Cerna Cherm
Lotion Priddy
Resnoidie
Local Notices and Social Tidbits Todays Short News
Community members and families listed as attending events and visiting in the area. Residents include Janet Prenuri and Min Tantra at Parte Avenue, Dr. Moon and guests in town, and multiple names visiting or traveling to Kingston Scranton Philadelphia and New York. Health updates note Kathryn Butler ill at home and Private WI Myers improving.
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Janet Prenuri
Min
Pests
Woof Nye
Parte Avenue
Frear
Felent
Baptist
Willen Wiliime
Charlo Hopman
Hartoy Cailoan
Lemme
Canap
Colmartits
Imei
Reception for Mr and Mrs Henry T Williams of Crew Lyon
In Olyphant a reception honored the marriage of Mrs Henry T Williams of Crew Lyon and her groom. Guests from Susquehanna Street and nearby homes joined a decorated gathering with music speeches and a 10 o'clock elaborate supper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W S Williams Mrs William Reese Miss Tivale Reese Joseph L Davis and several Webb and Webb relatives from Providence. A Presbyterian church meeting followed on Monday.
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Henry T. Williams
Crew Lyon
T. T. Williams
Susquehanna Street
T. L. Williams
Williama
William Reeese
Tivale Reese
Joseph L. Davis
Jane Davis
Mies Tillie Paine
John Davis
William Wella
Jessie Welle
Thomas Webb
Harry Webb
Jane Webb
Benjamin Webb
William and
James Webb
Providence
Presbyterian Church
Mon
Ladies Catholic Benevolent banquet and town events
The annual banquet of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association was held at the Mahon House with a full menu and toastmaster Mr S Col Evans. Guests included Mrs T F Wells and others. dancing followed at Claw's Hall with Lawrence's orchestra. Lafayette Day to be observed at Washington School with a flag ceremony. Attending Marons banquet were Mr and Mrs Webh Behliger, Mr and Mrs Robert Jones, T K Palmer and Lillie Palmer, Lizain Dougherty returned to Bloomsburg from Mayfield visit.
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Ladies’ C Catholic Benevolent Assocution
Mahon Louse
M. C. MicCormac
S. Col. Evins
Mra
T. F. Wells
Tas
Ty Mattes
J. Price
J. Koxen
Lawrence
Emphestia
Scranton
John Formusen
J. McLaughlin
Joseph Trenemott
PP. Nealon
Annie Mirplhy
Agnes Lanon
John Hiol
M. J. Hughes
Nellie McHate
Alvin Pritchard
Mayfield
Hisa
Fatehel Pritchard
Oan Morden
Pride of Orient meeting and Blakely board of trade appeal
A chaotic note details a Pride of Orient meeting in Blakely and a mass meeting push to form a Blakely board of trade. It urges citizens to attend a Saturday Oct 22 gathering at 7 30 pm at Wilson Fire company hall to spur industrial development and attract capital and manufacturing.
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Pride of
Blakely Borough
Lncate
Dinkely
Blakely Board of Trade
Taylor
Blakely
Wilson Fire Company
Fe, I. Craig
Pilgrimage to the Land of Promise lecture thrills Jermyn
James G. Shepherd delivered the lecture in the M E church Monday evening to a crowded audience. The talk lasted nearly two hours and drew high praise from townspeople. John A. Callier of Fourth street and J D Blocker announced a trip to Atlantic City while Dr E E Moyer, with the First Volunteer regiment in Porto Rico, was mentioned.
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James G. Shepherd
M. E
Alles
C. D
John A. Callier
Fourth Street
J. D. Blocker
Atlantic City
EE. Moyer
Flest Volunteer Regiment
Porto Rico
Malaria Fever Reported. Local Social News
IA reported to be suffering from a slight attack of malarial fever. Miss Elien EB Osborne called on friends in Carbondale yesterday. Miss Annie Gondall of Scranton spent last evening in town. Invitations are out for a masquerade social to be held in Enterprise hall next week. Mies ulla Hurry le vielting in Seran ton. Mr. and Mrs. J L Crawford of Scranton spent Monday evening in town.
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Elien EB. Osborne
Carbondale
Annie Gondall
Scranton
Enterprise Hall
Mies Ulla Hurry le Vielting
Seranton
J. L. Crawford
Scranton Socials and Local Notes Highlight Town Week
Mr and Mrs James Staples of Scranton visit Hawley and Honeydale friends then return home. Major Walter A Wood of the 13th Pennsylvania regiment visits town. Rev Willan T Swift Sunday School Bible class invited to Presbyterian manse social Friday. Republican meeting at courthouse Thursday October 2 with Senator Penrose to speak Wayne county. Frost causes minor damage Monday night. Private Edward Brown and Musical Fred Gill of the 13th regiment are home on furlough. Local cut glass industry booms with several shops expanding and advertising for more workers.
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James Staples
Scranton
Hawley
Honeydale
Mijor
Walter A. Wood
Penneyylvania Regiment
Willan TH. Swift
Presbyterian Manse
Court House
Penrose
Wayne County
Edward Brown
Brown
Pred Gill
Company 1
Thirteenth Regiment
Honesdale
T. F. Black & Co
Gibbs, Kelley & Co
Smith & Krants
Maple City Cut Glass Company
Sunday School Reception and Local Social Notes in Taylor
Social calendar highlights a Sunday school class No. 7 reception at the Watkins residence on Grove Street with a large guest list and a diamond pin gift for Benjamin Neagley before his Colorado move. Funeral of Patrick Gilmartin from St Patrick's Pittston followed by burial in Minooka.
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Watkins
Girove Street
Calvary Band
Fidith Wuathking
John R. Thomas
John Masters
Pyne
Welsh Congregational Church
Forest Home Cemetery
Richard Butland
Providence
Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin Neagley
Colorado
Newagley
Ada
Sarah Edwards
Emily Waeller
Scranton
Dora Hildebrand
Tillie van Bergan
Charity Mitchell
Nellie
Emma Neagley
Annie
Emma Fritz
Kittle Selpey
Margaret Burke
Carrie Weibel
Lydia Schulthery
Dora Schultheis
Emma Frederick
Annie Schields
Carrie van Bergan
Messrs
John Shields
John Miller
Frank Mildebrand
Albert Moore
John Neagley
Alex
Weisenfluh
John Reisenbach
Jk. WW
Reese's Hall
Mra
AV. B. Owens
North Taylor
Emerson PD
Owens
New York Telegraph
Price Library Association
Main Street
Mamie O'Lenihan
Archbald
Miss O'Lenihan
Misaoe Pearl Gaul
Margaret Slipple
Mary Junese
Farah Jones
Manile Lievd
Alte Pfaff
Mabel Caul
May Tnelis
Annie Stevens
Stella Barrier
Claudiia Barrier
Maggie Morrie
Mamie Morris
Jennie Davis
Mannle O'Lenihan
Ella Lloyd
Snd
Henry Powell
Edgar Stone
Henry Reese
Kara Kahn
John Lloyd
Herbert Lynch
Reese Thomas
Eva Apgar
Hyde Park
William Davis
Lerdus
Annie Burns
Pittston
Patrick Gilmartin
St. Patrick's Church
Minooka Catholc
James P B Dickson Family Visit in Scranton
James P B Dickson and family traveled to Scranton on Monday to spend the wintry day and enjoy the local sights with relatives.
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James BP. Dickson
Scranton
Happiness versus misery Patented tonic claims cure for drink
An advertisement touts Dr Charcot's Tonto Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for drink habit and nervousness. It promises to destroy appetite for alcohol and related evils and notes it can be given without the patient’s knowledge where necessary. Pamphlet available from Wm G Clark Penn Ave Scranton PA.
Dalton Friends Bid Farewell To Residents
Local notes report Mise Laulae Ives at Mrs. Merrill's school in Beranton and Mrs. Wesley Derahimer back from visits in Wilkes-Barre and Kingston. A convention of Epworth Leaguers and Christian Endeavorers will meet at the Methodist church next Friday with Rev. L. C. Murdock of Kingston speaking in the evening. Mrs. D. C. Lowe of Wyalueing visited Mrs. J. F. B. Santee this week.
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Tor
Dalton
Mise Laulae Ives
D. C. Lowe
Wyalueing
J. FB. Santee
Interesting Liquor Case And City Tension In Pittston
Last night Mayor Harding heard Martin Howley charged with keeping a lippling house. Howley was fined fifty dollars and jailed until the fine is paid. The case sparked clashes over officer appointments and duties. Also noted: Miss George and William Mc Cauley wedding planned at St John’s church. EE. M. Sinclair, longtime resident and former hotelier, died. theft of £125 and a diamond from William Drury. a cake walk by local Black and white guests. large youth gatherings on Water Street prompting calls to curb truancy. police bond filings overdue. wind damaged a show cage near Staley’s store.
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Harding
Martin Howley
Howley
Lippling House
Loftus
Bommersville
Connell
Evans
Neathers
Tou
Howlen
Commonwealth
Bohan
Mise George
William McCauley
Exeter
St. John's Church
J. J. Bryden
London Street
EE. M. Sinclair
Wyoming Avenue
West Pittston
Sinclair House
Harry
William Drury
Charles and
Kennedy Streets
Wis
Billy
Autanory Hall
Scranton
Mr. Brooks
Miss Vaughn
Parktown Brigade
Water Street
Niagara Quarters
Stairway
Music Hall
Firat-Claas Nauisanes
James Corcoran
Reiey
Mall
Local visitors and seasonal signs in Glenburn region
Miss Bille Davidson of Green Ridge visited Glenburn recently. Eugene Dale of Scranton spent Sunday with Sam Hall. Mrs Charles Chase and her daughter from Ausquehanna County visit Glenburn. Miss Sephi Hall returned to Brooklyn to teaching duties. Mr Andrew Leighton stayed with his son’s family in Methel New York. Summer houses on hills now close for winter as Jack Frost nears.
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Bille Davidson
Green Ridge
Glenburn
Eugene Dale
Scranton
Sunoy
Sam Hall
Charles Chase
Ausquehanna County
Sephi Hall
Brooklyn
Miss Maltby
Andrew Leighton
Methel
N. Y
Jack Frost
The Gentlemenly Rattlesnake and Deadly Germs Warn
A historical feature contrasts the rattlesnake with deadly germs and cites a testimonial from Mrs. A C Jones of Walterboro South Carolina praising Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery after three years of illness. The piece frames disease as a greater danger than rattlesnakes and notes Dr Pierces long experience as a physician.
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A. C. Jones
Walterboro, Colleton Co
Malaria Germ Warns Blood Citadel of Life
An alarm over the malaria germ outlines its spread through blood vessels and body systems, likening it to a rattlesnake. It details symptoms from languor and headaches to irritability and fever, urging use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to strengthen digestion, nourish the blood, and fight infection. It includes testimonials and notes on the product and Dr. Pierce's medical writings.
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Ile
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
J. F. Kidd
Parmleyaville
Wayne Co. Ky
Dr. PB. V. Pierce
Milk trade and depot plans at Marshbrook rise
Marshbrook school advances under Miss Van Fleet as twenty four pupils attend. Neighbors sell milk at three cents a quart to Richmond and Gummers Spring. A milk depot near Marshbrook could serve surrounding dairymen and cut women’s labor. Mrs Lotth Everts recovers health. Peter Gumner ships hay and plans to sell milk next wagon. Marahbrook remains a busy, modest town.
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Marshbrook
Scranton
Beranton
Peter
Harley Hobba
Marahbrook
Buckeye, Democrat and Catholic Stir Classroom Laughs
A Columbus city official’s daughter told her Sunday school classmate she was Catholic. When asked her denomination she replied I am a buckeye. The boy answered I’m a Democrat. The teacher, puzzled, gave up understanding the family’s political and religious mix.
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Columbus Dispatch
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Midgeney. Pa
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Martird
Mise
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Busquehanna
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Ince Frey
Boretitun
Kidwell Morin
South Gilsan
Sesterlay
Emily Kirk
M. Turner
River Street
Philadelphia
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EB. O'Rourke
Mva
Dot
Cadosin
Killinard Heberts
Belmont Street
Second Presbyterian Ehoreh
John ‘Tilisies
Mhoola CC
Skihorn Will Institute & Rebekah Lodge
Jernyn
F. Bell
Spring Street
Kathryn Butler
Tiundaff Street
Nose
WI Myers
Sand Street
Boyle
Olyphant
Peceville
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor News
Pittston News
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H. F. Philbrick
South Weare
Hillsboro Co
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