City notes another candidate for recorder post
Belect Councilman Simon Whemis seeks the Republican nomination for recorder of deeds. Body found in reservoir at the lost furnace site buried Friday night. Interment in Dunmore cemetery. Quarterly dividend of 2 1 2 percent payable today by County Savings Fund and Trust Company. Jameon Griffiths tried for theft of a badge from Knights of Malta. admits guilt with unusual excuse. Week's clearings show Scranton area activity. totals for March and week listed. Schoonover injured by knife at Pheree's market. hospital care described. New court house personnel changes summarized with names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Furnace
Dunmore
Green Ridge Baptist church marks seventh anniversary sermon
The Green Ridge Baptist church celebrated seven years since dedication with a sermon by Rev. W. J. Ford. He reviewed early attempts to establish a church at Green Ridge, the growth of the Sunday school, and the decision to form the church in 1892. He praised faithful leaders, spoke of past achievements, and outlined hopes for a new building in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ford
Green Ridge
Green Ridge Baptist Church
David Spencer
Penn Avenue
Association Hill
Thomas Johnnies
Finn
Kk, Brady
W. EB. Clark
J. GE. Wetmore
C. A. Nicholson
Nettleton
Mannore Drug Store
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mre
W. Garney
Mra
W. Howarth
J. P
Jones
Blo Chiambertin
Aueh
Gospel defined by Rev Hughes at Adams avenue chapel
Rev James Hughes spoke last night linking the word gospel to good news and explained the four Gospels Matthew Mark Luke and John as royal kingly human and eternal Sonship and Jesus as the servant in Mark, urging readers to unite heart and mind with the gospel’s enduring freshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hughes
Adams Avenue
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles E, Robinson
D. B
Hughes
Mark
Drs
Lees
Guy
Jesus
Christ
Gal
Jovi
Joseph
The Hook of the Century Sermon at First Presbyterian
Rev Dr James McLeod preached on The Hook of the Century at the First Presbyterian church. He traced Bible society growth from 1804 to today and contrasted costs of Bibles past and present, noting Bible abundance and accessibility. He defended predestination against critics of the Westminster confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
James McLeod
Voltaire
England
Quarantine Causes Exodus as Cuban Passengers Await Awaited Ships
Ten day quarantine on Cuban passengers at Tampa and Miami began today prompting a general exodus. Steamer lines arranged special sailings to accommodate those who wished to remain until quarantine ends. Authorities faced protests and indicated no changes to policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Tampa
Miami
Cuba
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Sold Widely for Teething
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. It claims millions of mothers use it for children and urges asking druggists for the product. The copy emphasizes safety and effectiveness and lists price.
Tragic double shooting on Franklin avenue ends in death
James J. O Boyle is dead and his wife critically wounded after an early morning shooting in their Franklin avenue apartments. Police and doctors say it appears to be murder and suicide, though relatives allege possible third party involvement. O Boyle had been estranged, reconciled briefly, and faced divorce and bigamy probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. O'Boyle
Franklin Avenue
O'Boyle
James O' Boyle
Lackawanna Hospital
O' Boyles
Doyle & Company
North Main Avenue
John Cogelins
O'Boyles
Coggins
O'Rowle
Ott
Center Street
Derk
Jones
Polloe
O' Boy Leving
Ated Britehen
Parry
Come
An' Reyle
Pittelog Avenue
Fred
Dee
Copegins
Hfe
O' Boyle
Patrick Cusick
Pittston Avenue
Cathedral Cemetery
Company I Leads Pennsylvania National Guard Ratings
Easton based Company I of the Thirteenth regiment tops efficiency ratings from the inspector general with 99.14 out of 190. Company F of the Fourth infantry also scores 99. The Thirteenth regiment ranks third overall. Third brigade posts the highest average while First brigade lags behind.
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Easton
Pennsylvania National Guard
Inspector General's Office
Fourth Infantry
Missing Item Request From Mother Bridget at Osage Mission
In a dated note from November 2, 1684, Mother Bridget asks for confirmation of a purchased instrument and seeks information on a similar item to buy. The message references Stent Reepected Bir and a prior purchase from 1841, with requests for proof and details of a first instrument.
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Ann's Academy
Osage Mission
Kun
Chas
M. Stent
Tam
Mother Bridget
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Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Dairy CO
C. SS
Ilso
la Medicina
Spruce Street
Edward Reyer
CIA
Spruce ST. Opp
Court House
H. B. Ware
Howra
Williams
Poeto
Belect
Simon Whemis
Recorder of
Deedy
County Bavings Fund and Trust Company
Jameon Ghriffiths
Howe
Knights of Mitts
Wo ML Kyle
Sixth Street
Crifiths
Clairming
Scranton
Scranton Clearing Houre Association
Schoonover
Pheree's
Ian
Mr. Belwoonover
Porce
J. W. Benjamin
J. Swarts
KK. Whaite
Jed L. Ward
Robert N. Walker
Benjamin Williame
Richard Davis
Hen Bmith
J. F. Saltry
Williame Donne
B. M. Green
Paull Building
Spruce
J. C. Brookins
Hamilton
J. K. Brady
J. W. Garner
J. W. Howarth
EF. F. Chamberlin
FL MM
Loomis
S ix
Sammuel Price
Thomas Jone
SV. Hall
J. P. Jones
WH. Tl. Mallory
Thoes
Bank of Faith
the Word Gospel
the Book OF the Century
Dr. McLeod
Oba
Roberts
O' Royle
Mia
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Tie
O’ Boyle
Lottie Kennedy
River Street
Boyyle
James Chester
Chester
Washington
Richmond
Ind
Ocar
Thirteenth Regiment
National Guard
M. Sitteff
M. M. Alenia
O. 8.E
Vincent's School
Keokuk
Iowa
Matieff
Sisters OF Charity
H.k.zerbe
Prescott Ave
Ose
Youngs
China Hall
G. V. Millar & Coss Sui Te Tae Ode Cena
Capes
L. Crane’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Madras
Lackawanna Ave
Joe Yard
Qoe
Soc
Axminster
Savonnerie
Real Wilton
Square Yard
Scranton Carpet Company
Clark & Snover CO
C.d& S
Everett
Dix Court
City Hall
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scrauten
Wilkes-Luere
General Office
Scranton, Pa
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