Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Endorsed by Judge Clancy
Judge James H. Clancy of Hornellsville and other prominent figures praise Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for liver and blood disorders. Ads urge its use for kidneys, liver, bladder, blood, rheumatism, and digestion with 80 cent and one dollar sizes, sample bottle free by mail. Also promoted Golden Plasters for muscle strength and pain relief at 15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Clancy
Hornellsville
N. Y
David Kennedy
Geo. H. Tifft
River Street
Troy
Avid Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N.Y
Knights of Columbus Autumn Social Tonight
The Knights of Columbus will hold an autumn social for members and friends at the club house on Washington Avenue. The event is scheduled for this evening and invites the local community to join in.
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The
Knights of Columbus
Washington Avenue
St Thomas College Opens Season in Factoryville
The football season in this part of the state opens tomorrow afternoon at Factoryville with St Thomas College facing Keystone Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Factoryville
St. Thomas College
Keystone Academy
Street car collision injures driver on North Main
Patrick Neary of Mary Street was driving on North Main Avenue near Murvine Shutt when his carriage was struck by a street car. He was thrown clear but escaped injury.
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Patrick Neary
Mary Street
North Main Avenue
Neary
Armenian Catholic Priesterrand Collects Funds in City Without Diocese Consent
Amin posed as an Armenian Catholic priest moving through the city collecting money for a Catholic church in Armenia. He acted without the consent of the Roman Catholic church authorities of this diocese.
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Amin
Armenia
Special convocation of Naomi Grand Assembly in Lackawanna Ave
A special convocation of Naomi Grand Assembly of Pennsylvania held Wednesday afternoon at Esther Hall Lackawanna Avenue. Grand Commander Mrs. J Steele of Pittsburgh presided with many visitors. The Crown degree conferred on twenty eight past commanders of the state. The father assembly degree team conducted a drill after the conferring. Night initiation ceremony observed in Magdalena rooms with addresses by Myre Brece and Supreme Rep James Williamson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Assembly
Naomi
Pennsylvania
Esther Assembly
Lackawanna Avenue
J. Steele
Pittsburg
Father Assembly
Magdelena Assembly
Myre, Brece
James Williaumson
Arlington Teams Tops Backus Bowlers In Lopsided Double Showdown
The Arlington team defeated Backus with two wins on Backus lanes last night. Only two regular Backus players bowled, resulting in weak scoring and a low overall matchup performance.
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Arlington
Brutal Killing At Grassy Island Spurs Camp Tensions
Soldiers guarded a camp near Grassy Island amid reports of gunfire at night. Strikes pressured workers at mines and laundries, with arrests for rioting and assaults linked to the unrest. Police drill with riot guns as crowds flock to the camp, and nearby trolley routes see heavier use.
Woman with Revolver and Shotgun Defends Hotel During Mine Strike
A non union man sheltered in George Marshall's hotel near Sterrick Creek was protected by Mrs Marshall who used a revolver to deter a threatening crowd and later fired birdshot at attackers. The man was escorted to a stockade. stones were thrown at the hotel amid a mine workers mass meeting condemning Sheriff Schudt for troop deployment with speeches by Reap Hayes Murphy and others.
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George Marshall
Sterrick Creek
Bown
Scranton Hospital
Mrs. Marshall
Olyphant
Sheriff Schudt
Stephen Reap
Timothy DP. Hayes
Rev
P. J. Murphy
Rain Soaks Camp As Troops Struggle With Mud
Heavy rain all day made camp life miserable for soldiers. Quartermaster Wandling led efforts to erect cook shanties and repair tents while health remained good. Court martial deserters from Company C were dishonorably discharged and jailed.
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Campere
Quartermaster Wandling
Scranton
Malia
Bryden
Company C
Eighth Regiment Arrives at Duryea for Camp
Eight companies of the Eighth Regiment arrived at Duryea shortly after 4 PM under Colonel T F Hoffman. The unit, with 32 officers and 422 enlisted men, halted near William A colliery hillside due to heavy rain. General Gobin and staff accompanied by local officers planned headquarters in Wilkes Barre while guardsquarters were set in the old Fuller & Co storeroom.
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Duryea
T. F. Hoffman
Eighth
Shenandoah
Pittston Junction
Lehigh Valley
Branch
Wilkes-Barre
Dougherty
W. 8. Millar
Farquharde
Fred R. Drake
Fuller & Co
Phoenix Breaker
Lehigh Valley Company
Goblin
Hotel Sterling
Hoffman
Phoenix
New No 29 School Opens with Dedication Ceremony
The formal opening of the handsome new No 20 school on Fourth Street near Broadway was held yesterday afternoon. Principal P F Durkan presided in the large ground-floor hall with four rooms opening from it. Attendants included President John Gibbons, Secretary E K Fellows, School Controllers T J Jennings P J Murphy Dr John O'Malley and Rev W P O Donnell of Holy Cross Church. Short addresses were made.
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Fourth Street
Broadway
P. F. Durkan
John Gibbons
EK. D. Fellows
Sewer Work On Wyoming Avenue Resumes Amid Quicksand Find
Superintendent Phillips warns Donahoe and O'Boyle to restart the Wyoming avenue sewer project between New and Ash streets and complete before winter if possible. The job paused after discovering quicksand between New and Phelps streets over a month ago, delaying progress.
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Phillips
Bureau of Engineering
Donahoe & O' Boyle
Wyoming Avenue
New
Ash Streets
Etson
Phelps
Sewer Work Resumes After Contractor Delay
Superintendent Phillips reports sewer contractors must expect hard luck but has directed Donahoe & O'Boyle to resume operations. The note indicates renewed efforts to complete the project despite earlier slowdowns.
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Phillips
Alsie
Donahoe & O'Boyle
Obituaries for Elizabeth Rorick and J A Armbrust
Obituary notices report Elizabeth Rorick of Booth Ride died yesterday aged Th years with services at Prof Ackerman's residence on Hickory Street and funeral tomorrow morning. Also listed is Joinbr Armbrust aged 72 who died yesterday at 25 Cedar Avenue Beranton Ish vind with survivors including wife and several children. funeral to be announced. The notice promotes Scranton Tribune services for half-tone or line cuts and advertises local car routes Throop or Carbondale.
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Elizabeth Rorick
Booth Ride
Hickory Street
Prof
Ackermian
George and
Christ Roriek
Mre. Ackerman
Fred Phillips
BR. Armbrust
Scranton
Cedar Avenue
Beranton
Alnce
Mra
Currie M. Banson
Thomas Duffy
L. C
John F
Héwin C
Iarry N. Agmbrust
The
Scranton ‘Tribune
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Glangy
Hornellsville,n.y
County Savings Bank and Trust Company
Spruce Street
A. Watres
Johnson
A. H. Christy
Wm. F. Hallstead
E. P. Kingsbury
Everett Warren
August Robinson
Jos. O'Brien
L. A. Watres
Fiee
E. C. Morris, the
Cigar Man
Backus
Arlingtons
Arlington J
Wefer
Klefer
Ilis
Grassy Island
Jessup
Guard Mount
Lyceum
Bauer
Oxford
Dodge
Mt. Pleasant
Diamond
Hampton
Bellevue
Dunmore
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Jank Kozowski
Anton Yagodslez
Wall
Priceburg
Alderman Kasson
Schadt
Edwards
Frank Krajnik
Mary Kozleski
Alderman Kuasson
Miles McAndrew
John Aiken
Coun
Aldermin Kasson
Joseph Berlowski
Joseph Cheutelski
Frank Rengla
Peter Nurozeniv
Frank L. Northup
Carl Shemesky
Carl Ullman
C Onstable
Richard Barron
Ti Lk
Throop
Carbondale
Skelihood
Majon W. KE. Kisnler
Martin Crippen
Delaware and Hudson Company
Thomas Jerome
Italan
Thomas James
Charles A. Wyckoff
Huston
William Burnett
Raymond
Joe Silinski
Squire Manley
T. FP. Comerford
Platt
Watres
Lyceum Orchestra
Arbondale
Donahoe & O’boyle
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
St. Louis
Kaiser
Lackawanna and Adams
N. A
Jardiniere
Chrina Art
Geo. W. Millar & Co
TicConnell & Co
Lackawanna Ave
Pew
FR Saarer
Nive
Mahon’s Shoe Store
Green
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