RIMivart an Excellent Laxative Remedy Claim
An 19th century style advertisement extols RIMivart as an excellent laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It praises Sract or Fies for cleansing the system, relieving colds and fevers, and aiding constipation without weakening kidneys or liver. It claims figs supply taste while senna provides medicinal effect and warns to buy only under the full company name. It lists California Fig Syrup Co locations and druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catironsta Fie Syrup Co
California
Fira Syrvur Co
City Notes and Local Events Mixed News
City notes report a teachers institute in the citadel and a sermon by Rev Ty while a Delaware and Hudson building hazard caused by a broken fag cat alarmed locals. Bankrupt notices name Christian Albright and Philip Wastin Dewey as adjudged bankrupts with creditor protections pending. Funeral for Owen Lee held at St Peters cathedral with interment at Cathedral cemetery.
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Christian I. Adliwigie
Buffalo
Perry Counts
Philip Wastin Dewey
Gainns
Tinga County
Didge Archbald
Albright
Peatain
Sheriffs Sal
Pieburg
Owen Lee
Hie
Capouse Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hew
Father Griffin
Ieilly
Father O'feene
John Cavanaugh
Michiel Cava
Maudh
Michael Nealon
Martin Sealon
dJiohn
School Shots Event at Mahon's Shoe Store
Children gather for a school program at Mahon's Shoe Store located at 308 Lackawanna Avenue. The event includes information on safety, vaccination days, and footgear partnerships for students.
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Mahon’s Shoe Store
Lackawanna Avenue
Drunken Fire Captain Cited at City Firehouse Review
A Scranton recorder berated a drunken fire captain during a formal inspection of the firemen in the municipal building basement. The event included a reading of new fire bureau rules, remarks on civil service, and a push for sobriety and patriotism among all rank and file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repordens
Mark K Edgar
Bureau of Fire
Tribune
Midgar
Ferber
Eaply
Connell
Wormer
Scranton
Hats and accessories sale announced by Richards & Wirth
A concise notice from Richards and Wirth at 426 Lackawanna Avenue announces completion of a sale offering hats shirts neckwear and related items with advertising for Pocene cigar products.
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Cal and Inspect
Richards & Wirth
Lackawanna Ave
Watres Seen In Pittsburg Looking Over Governor Field
The Public Ledger reports ex lieutenant governor Watres of Lackawanna County visiting Pittsburg on Sept. 19 to gauge a gubernatorial bid. Lyon comments on Watres as a Quay ally and anti machine, while Allegheny County may back a Watres candidacy, adding eastern complication to the race.
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Pittsburg
Laula A. Watres
Lackawanna County
Warren
Lyon
Triende
Senator Quay
John Wanamaker
Allegheny County
Republican return judges nominate county ticket in Scranton
The Republican return judges met at the Central Republican club and named primary candidates for Lackawanna County, including additions to county offices. A new party organization was formed with P Silas Walter as chairman and George W Marshall as secretary, with a resolutions committee appointed and a strong endorsement of McKinley and Roosevelt.
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Central Republican Club
Additional Law JP Due
Wheaton Carpenter
Scranton
Edward , Tonks
Archbald
Corgner-Dr
Oo Roberts
Wiser
George
Stevenson
Crawford County
Ehall
McKinley
D. J. Davis
EF. D. Fellows
Lackiwanna
William Mckintey
Roosevelt
Congress
Mont Penaion
Hartishire
William A. Stone
Commonwealth
Mon
M. B Qnny
Aojes Penrose
William Connell
Pennsylvania
James C. Vaughan
Senate
Schewer
Philbin
James
Reyneldy
Ao Sane
Lawyer Admits He Was Wrong In Court Clash
In Scranton a historic admission surfaces as Attorney W A Wilcox reveals a drafted contract omitted interest by mistake. Judge Archbald had reversed himself, sending the suit to a jury over a contract dispute involving Fr. Nettleton Aaguinet J PD Cary. Other cases before Judge Kelly include landlord disputes and city sewer assessments.
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Kelly
Common Pleas
FL Nettleton
Archbulil
Equity
Archbald
Tribune
Nettleton
Green Ridge
CC. T. Jadwin
Mr. Cary
Caryl
Mr. Caryl
Mr. Nettleton
Mr. Caryt
Cary
W. A. Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
O'Brien & Martin
Cly Bolielear Gee
M. Watson
Woodruff
Williame
I. F. Woelkers
Eleventh Ward
Wind Michael Miller
Woelkers
Miller
Healeen
EC. Newcomb
Miniutif
Welles & Torrey
Scranton
Aniante Neynolids
Chestnut Street
Henense
Edwards
Reynolda
T Wos
Reynolds
T. B. Wells
Thomas Handley
Watson
Hunters Bring In Adirondack Bear Shot on Miami River
H Brewster Adams of Rochester with John Reynolds and James Ludlum of Scranton arrived in Albany with a bear shot on the Miami river Adirondacks on September 4. The bear was shot near shore after a first spine wound and a second head shot. Reynolds was wounded when approaching the animal. Reynolds Brothers firm is on Wyoming avenue and Ludlum is A and P Tea Co. local manager.
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H. Brewster Adams
Rochester
John Reynolds
James
Ludlum
Scranton
Miami River
Adirondacks
Adame
Reynolde’ Low
Albany Times-Union
Reynolds
Reynolds Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Ludlum
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Depot Thieves Targeting Stations Fallout After Crackdown
John Shannon alias James Shannon alias John Stanton and Arthur Young were released after three years in prison for depot thefts in the Peckville area. Shannon was wounded by Stasthon Agent Bread and Constable WideworI during a depot raid near Delaware Water Gap. The article notes a general decline in depot burglaries since the incident and mentions related loot from the Mayfield power station.
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John
James Shannon
John Stanton
Delaware and Hudson
Peckville
Arthur Young
Carbonfale
Shannon
Stas Thon
Bread
Wideworl Creole
Court House News Notes Preview
Court records outline a second petitioner in a case from Philadelphia and surrounding counties. The article mentions filings, orphan’s funds, and Lackawanna Tales as part of updated court activity and future submissions.
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Court House News Notes
Wren Jerry
Niles
Philadelphia
Dai Norhe
Collector Arrested in Tax Office Embezzlement Case
John D. Jones longtime tax collector for the borough of Taylor was arrested on embezzlement charges tied to funds from the fidelity and the Maryland based commission. Attorney Robert Murras filed the information and bail was set at 2000 with bondsmen Dr Mauser and John T. Thomas. An expert audit was planned to verify missing thousands as the case proceeds.
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John D. Jones
Inwest Seven
Taylor
Ree- Orm
Jones
Murray
Pruners
Come Miny
Wis
Kasser
Onse
Kasson
Dr. Mauser
John T. Thomas
Bowling League Formed in Northeastern Pennsylvania
The Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling Association formed at Elk's cafe with clubs West End Wheelmen Scranton Bicycle Club Backus' Bowlers Elk's Bowlers Green Ridge Wheelmen and Black Diamonds. Peter Zeigter was president and Charles Fowler secretary. A trophy worth 40 was set for the season with a board of directors from each team. Scheduling to be decided at Kik's cafe next Friday. First games launch the first Monday in November with two series ending around January 1 and immediately after.
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Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling Association
Elk’s Cafe
West End Wheelmen
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Bicycle Club
Backus
Elk's
Kik's Cafe
Fresh Produce and Poultry at Penn Avenue Market
A morning display features a choice assortment of fruits and vegetables and offers fine turkeys ducks and chickens oysters clams fancy table delicacies strictly fresh eggs and finest creamery butter at 114 to 1M Penn avenue.
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Penn Avenue
Thom as Clarke Killed by Train at Priceburg Crossing
A gray haired man described as Thomas Clarke aged 52 was found beside the Delaware and Hudson line at Priceburg crossing about 1 a.m. He had a deep head wound and claimed he was struck by a train but refused to provide further details about his residence or circumstances.
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Thomas Clarke
Priceburg
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
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Mileod
Flag Polk
Pace Board
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Chikchin
Culangeid Sr Patera
BOO
Morphy
Martie
Wieterday Townie
van Sickle
van Siekle
Peekeitle
Eavily
George W. Jenking
Scranton Prewte Hospital
Roberts
Broadway
N. T
Wickee Barre
Commonwealth Bid
Bcranton, Pa
W. L. Connell
Municipal Bulding
Recondier
H. F. Ferber
Public Safety
Wormser
Wortmeer
Watres
the Public Ledger
Aries
Flaherty
Margaret Flaherty
Judes
Mble
Pennington
Diwetote
Tammoy Siceneeeeeneenenney
Antan Milton Muldensebekes
Chews
Daliemone
Anna Vor
Hoermeer
Ceecesseneaeeensee
Erkwille
Sarah Beywiek
Peseeseeeutenseeseey Sa
Carwinter 2
Fidelity Co
Zeigler
Pierce's Market
Mason
Gilchrist
Honest Rubbers
Chrina
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Arenas
Scranton Bedding Company
F.L. Crane
H. D. Crane
Raclans
View Building
J. D. Williams & Bro
Len
Albany Dents
G. F. Fi
First National Bank Building
Thie Elty
Wae Fee
Lackawanna Hospital
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