Faith Curist Orphanage In Lincoln Sect Found In Philadelphia
A coroner’s inquest in Philadelphia reveals nine children and five adults living in a six room house under a faith curist orphanage led by H E Sollenberger from Moonlight Kentucky. The group follows the Fire Baptized Holiness association and rejects medical care, stating disease is cured by prayer. The coroner will refer the case to the County Medical Society and forskjellige branches may exist in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Philadelphia
H. E. Sollenberger
Moonlight
Salvation Army
Jesus
Sollenberger
Birds Plumes and Ribbons For Fall and Winter Millinery
The Millinery Trade Review notes birds will lead autumn and winter trimming with clipped nigres and flowers. Fresh flower series aim to sustain steady demand, despite ostrich plumage resurging. Flowers may trim brims or exterior hats, signaling possible fashion shifts, with examples on gray felt and khaki felt ensembles. If bird protection laws expand, flowers will increasingly substitute plumage in millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League For the Prevention of the Destruction of
Conger Secures Release of Missionary in China
The Chicago Record recounts how Edwin H. Conger, U S minister to China, intervened when a American Bible Society missionary was detained on a false charge. Conger asserted U S rights, and the officer yielded after the minister stated the American demand for immediate release. The missionary was freed at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Edwin H. Conger
Chicago Record
American Bible Society
Conger
United States
United States of America
Improved Telegraphy by Pollak and Virag Boosts Reading Speed
Inventors Pollak and Virag claim a new rapid teleg raphy system transmits 220 words per second and 860000 per hour. Messages no longer require Morse ciphering. telegrams arrive printed in ordinary Roman lettering for immediate reading without slowing speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollak and
Virag
Vienna
London
Cubans Urge Evacuation From Cuba Dependent on Independence
The Cuban delegation led by Senor Cisneros met with President McKinley at the White House to urge Cuban independence. They stated they would not be satisfied with an American dominated constitution and would consider revolution if intervention continues. They emphasized Americans should leave the island to Cubans and condemned the current military government.
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Havana
Island
Local notices and social briefs from Tuscarora area
Obituary notes Mrs. Alice Slattery widow of John J Slattery of Tuscarora died at her New Philadelphia home. Funeral attendance by Alex Slattery. Employees seek leave for Young Men's excursion to Harvey's Lake possibly closing nearby collieries. Councilman Daniel Kline’s Johnson Street home newly painted. Citizens band Eckley picnic at Cycle Path grove. Superintendent Kudlick Drifton recovering after illness. John Maler Jeddo admitted to Miners Hospital for a lacerated ear. Cracked stone around LV depots at Freeland Drifton. William Wenner ill with cholera morbus. Families plus a Buck Mountain nostalgia party. Hat and cap sale at A Oswald’s. Main building foundation of new brewery near completion. bricklayers soon. Mrs John Leisenring Upper Lehigh ill. John Mike and Miss Mary Paletsky wed at St John’s Slavonian church. Peter Shambora Jr to Philadelphia for sister Ella’s return from Will’s Eye hospital. Kendall Smoke and chew advertised by Clock Co XXXII union made. Frank S Kuntz named languages and mathematics teacher at Asbury Park New Jersey. St John’s Reformed church Sunday school annual picnic Hazle Park Wednesday. J C Koons Sandy Run P C S A secretary leaves for Hazleton camp. Manhattan baseball club picnic at Public Park. James Gayne Adams Street painting his dwelling.
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Alice Slattery
John J. Slattery
Tuscarora
New Philadelphia
William Slattery
Alex Slattery
Harvey's Lake
Daniel Kline
Johnson Street
Citizens’ Band of
Eckley
John Maler
Jeddo
Miners’ Hospital
Lehigh Valley
Freeland
Drifton
William Wenner
John F. Gallagher
Patrick Brogan
James Dennion
William F
St. John’s Slavonian
Chas. Pajchisak
Peter Shambora, Jr
Philadelphia
Ella
Will's Eye Hospital
Kendall, Clock & Co
Clock Tobacco Co
Scranton
Frank
Kuntz
Asbury Park
N. J
St. John's
Public
James Gayne
Adams Street
Local residents visit relatives and guests travel
Mrs. Thomas Tosh and family and several others from Shepp town visit the Fritz-Inger home. Frank and Leo McDonald plan a few days with Wilkesbarre relatives. Miss Nora McCann and Miss Marie Mulhearn visit Mrs. John McGeady, then return home. Various others from Philadelphia Wilkesbarre Morea New York and nearby towns are noted as guests or travelers with local hosts and relatives.
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Frank
Leo McDonald
Wilkesbarre
Rose Carr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Candy O. Boyle
Nora McCann
Morea
Marie Mulhearn
John McGeady
Julia Munce
Philadelphia
John J. Gorman
Henry Stewart
Gertrude Cassidy
J. P. Donald
Hannah Kerner
New York
S. Sentle
John Turobach
Attorney Carr
Pleasure Excursion by C T A B Corps to Shawanese Lake
An August 98 notice invites members of the Young Men's C T A B Corps on an excursion to Shawanese Lake. Fare from Preeisud is $1.35 for adults and $1 for children.
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C. T. A. B. Corps
Shawanese Lake
Preeisud
Funeral for ex congressman Shank held at Plymouth home
The funeral of ex congressman Shank was held Friday at his Plymouth home with religious services at the house. Pallbearers included Judge G. L. Halsey and Congressman Stan ley W. Davenport among others.
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Shank
Plymouth
G. L. Halsey
Stanley W. Davenport
Thomas H. Atherton
J.T. Pollock
W. G. Eno
Howard Armstrong
Luzerne County
Hazleton Athletics Defeat McAdoo Club 5 to 3
Hazleton Athletics won 5 to 3 over McAdoo at Tigers Park in a mostly unexciting game witnessed by a small audience. The account notes baseball arouses waning interest from national to amateur levels among sports fans.
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Hazleton Athletics
McAdoo Club
Tigers Park
Dem candidates in town rally for nominations
Joseph Handling a Hast Poster farmer campaigns as a Democratic candidate for jury commissioner while Hon. James A. Sweeney, Democratic applicant for the legislature, calls upon friends in town today.
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Joseph Handling
James A. Sweeney
Fire arson suspect Lenahan held for grand jury in Sugar Notch
Joseph Lenahan of Sugar Notch, arrested for setting fire to the Maloy and Shovlin buildings, was committed to the county jail by Squire Buckley Friday evening after evidence was deemed sufficient. He was taken to prison Saturday by Constable Molik.
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Joseph Lenahan
Sugar Notch
Maloy
Shovlin
Squire Buckley
Molik
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Faith Curist Orphanage
Lincoln, Neb
James M. Burnham
the Wymoran
Wimora
Collins A. Burnham
Burnham
Captain Burnham
Humbert
Washington
Humbert I
Italy
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Baron Fava
State Department
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elmira
Charles F. Friedholdt
R. G. Dun & Co. Mercantily Agency
Dun & Co
Friedholdt
Cook
Rochester
Himira
Grand Army
Chicago
Leo Rousseur
St. Louis
Rousseur
West
Colombia
Colon
General Alban
Department of Panama
Socorro
Vargas Santos
Facion Soto
Uribe
San Vicente
Battle
Rambez
Frederick Geddes
Saratoga
James Btrathie
Atlantic Highlands
Thomas Tosh
James Seymore
Miss Schoen
Shepptown
Owen Fritz- Inger
John O'Neil
Catasauqua
Shock
Thomas Beagle
Walnut Street
John Wallace
Rockport
Daniel Sullivan
Edith Crasher
Drums
Gertie Alexander
Nanticoke
M. Moses
John McDonald
Centre Street
John Keenan
Lost Creek
Schuylkill County
Richard Little
Scrantonian
Little
Lackawanna Courts
E. H. Ripple
National Guard
Hoffman
Stone
Elkin
Barnett
Williams’ Grove
Simpson and Watkins
M. J. Lawler
Shennandoah News
W. A. Marr
Ashland
Lawler
Marr
Schuylkill
State
People’s
Keiper
Geo. Krommel
Birkbeck and
Walnut Streets
M. Merit
Wm. Wehrman
wWatchmaker
Momenamin
South Centre Street
Freeland School
Tribune
Thomas Brown, Jr
Centre and
Boyle
East Stroudsburg
Amandus Oswald
Cor
Depierro - Bros. Caheh
Gibson, Dougherty
Kaufer Club
Rosenbluth
Velvet
Mumin
T. Campbell
Freeland, Kee
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