Connell and church notices amid regional updates
Congressman William Connell returns from Wallington Saturday. Charles Orchard of Carbondale accepts waiistant post under General Agent G. H. Cobb of the Pennsylvania railroad operation office. Rev. P. J. Murphy of St Patrick’s Olyphant in Montreal for Rev. Lawrenwee Murphy funeral. John H. Phelps and K. J. K. Everhart arrive at St Thomas in the West Indies en route to South America. Alexander Aikman resigns from Dickson colliery. Richard Melligan new assistant foreman. Local social at Webster avenue with a large flashlight portrait of the Rivs. many attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connell
Wallington
Charles Orchard
Carbondale
Cheneral
G. H. Cobb
Pennsylvania Railroad
Offlow
P. J. Murphy
St. Patrick’s Church
Olyphant
Montreal
Lawrenwee Murphy
John H. Phelps
Himself
K. J. K. Everhart
St. Thom
West Indies
Viert
South America
St. Thomas
Tr. Keverhaurt
Kirby
Alexander Alkman
Dickson
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Eicard Melligan
Aikman
Delaware and Hurdleson Company
Ton Hinda
Webster Avenue
Rivs
Misnes
Rita Moyle
Lizzie Moyle
Minne Champion
Agnes Serine
Bessie Kyte
Mabelle Sweetser
Myrtle Frauntfelter
Rena Day
Minerva Bards
Maud Field
Lou Dolph
Ella Brown
Miss Troyd
Elmer Swingle
John L. Guard
Harry van Buren
Peckville
Charles Moyle
Fred Carpenter
Mr. Alexander
Arthur Davis
Loula Jones
Bert Harritatton
Bert Myers
Harry Raridolah
Fr. Hughes
Harry Lostie
Mr. Richards
New York and Chicago Rail Line Reopening with Pullman Car
The D L W announces reestablished service between New York and Chicago via Nickel Plate Roads on April 13 1807 A Pullman car will attach to train No 7 departing New York at 740 p m daily and reach Chicago the next day Dining car available in Buffalo at 700 a m For full details contact agents D L W KR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Dr Keller Changes Office Address to 405 Wyoming Avenue
Dr. Keller has relocated his practice, removing higotee and moving to 405 Wyoming Avenue. The change announces new contact location for patient visits and correspondence.
Sermon on the Poisoned Potage at Green Ridge Church
The Rev. Advaince preached at Green Ridge Presbyterian on the poisoned pot of pottage, urging fortification against evil and personal reform. He cited Elisha and Judas to illustrate moral remediation and urged self examination and spiritual renewal in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EB. Adriance
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Leeson
Advaince
Nev. HW. KB
Adriance
New York City
Marion Holmes
Albany
Sormaton
C.H. Wellen
Vine Street
Adriation
Adrianee
Wesley and Methodism Sermon by Rev A P Chatfel at Asbury
Rev A P Chatfel preached on Wesley and Methodism at Asbury Methodist Church Green Road. He praised John Wesley as a key reformer and credited the movement with expanding to about 5 million members arguing the Methodist system sustains active preaching and church work while defending its impact on English history and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Alp
Chaffee
Asbury Methodist
Green Rudee
Lebanon
Church of God
John Wesley
Church of England
Mr. Chaffee
Chaffe
England
Chaffes
Irish American Military Union set for April meeting in New York
Brigadier General Charles O Maho ny has ordered officers of the Irish American Military Union to report in full uniform at the annual meeting on April 27 1807 at Hiccademas No MW Union Square New York City. The event aligns with the Grant mausoleum celebration in New York. Dr J A Sullivan of the North End is colonel and surgeon general on the general's staff and will attend.
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Charles 3. O'Mahoney
United States
Hiccademas
No. MW
Union Square
New York City
Pines
Grant Mausoleum
J. A. Sullivan
North End
Hill and Mahle Get Twelve Months Each
A lengthy court session sentenced Janes Hill of Wilkes-Barre to a fine and twelve months in the western penitentiary for fraudulent mail use. George Mable, John Menich, and Harry Rita faced two years and fines for counterfeiting, with others receiving up to eighteen months for similar crimes. The Dolph case against National Accident Insurance proceeds as a circuit court action seeking 21,000 on an 1887 policy.
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Assamsit
Samuel Dolph
National Accident Insurance Company of
New York
Bullington
United States District Court
Janes Hill
Wilkes-Barre
Fonthy
Western
Simmne
George Mable
Wiles-Barre
Hill
John Menich
Harry Rita
Shamokin
Western Penitentiary
Chas. Johns
Covert
Bradford County
Allegheny County
F. Showers
A. C. Allsm
Bunbury
T. Strait
W.T. Strait
John Kulp
Dolnh
National Accident Insurance Company of New York
Buffington
Assumpsit
Lackawanna Tren and Coal Company
Benevolent Collections Reported Across Local Churches
The text notes annual benevolent collections at Asbury Methodist and other churches including Giwen Kihke Bevo B. 8 Ballentine and Kev. M. HM. MUL, with exchange of pulpits in the evening. Baptism rites occurred at the marine service in Washtown Street Presbyterian church. Rev. J. G. Bekman preached at Providence Methodist church in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Methodist Hydacopal
Giwen Kihke
Ballentine
Church of the Gea
No Let Up As Pratt Stock Sells Fast
The piece describes a continuous rush of buyers in a busy picture store. Departments lose clerks to meet demand as prices drop on Pratt stock and front row medallions in gold frame quickly move off shelves. The dealer hints at scarce lots and urges early attention to unseen offerings.
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Pratt
A Few Left 25C Picture Frames in White and Gold
Framed 16x20 pictures drawing surprise as buyers flock to the display. This local offering marks Scranton’s first appearance of such a large size in a refined white and gold frame, attracting attention for its bold presentation and value.
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Scranton
Water Colors Reproductions Offered In Special Sale
Reproductions of master water color paintings offered in a French process instead of hand painting. Framed in white and gold gilt frames. Regularly worth 3.00, but sold today for a limited time at a reduced price.
Framed Etchings Ready to Hang for Sale
A small collection of framed etchings, about a few dozen pieces, 16 by 20 inches inside measurements, ready to hang for immediate purchase. Local buyers can select from the display and take pieces home today.
Lamp Globes Special Purchase On Sale Today
Lamp globes of decorated designs, inches in diameter, offered in any color. Worth 1.50 to 2.00 dollars. One hundred go on sale today as part of a crockery sale moving toward next week arrival. Our New York buyer reports a large pottery in trouble and has bought a carload for cash. We will inform you of further good arrivals as soon as they reach us, likely by week’s end or early next week.
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Kiisha
Rover
Che
New York
Buttilo
Niagara Falls
Suspension Bridge
Philadelphia
Reading
Penna
Lihigh Valley
Biggest Beauty Picture Sells for Record Price
A 20 by 24 inch framed artwork with a 3 or 4 inch frame fetches a record value, making the overall piece about 28 by 32 inches. The sale marks the largest price ever paid for a beauty subject in this category.
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Norton
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
W. B. Henwood
Weston Mill
Berlin
Spruse St
Jericho
Elisha
Hihi
Tarael
Elishin
Aiden
The
Jordan
Elleba
Judas Iscariot
Treasury of the
Twelve
Christ of God
A. P. Chatfel
Asbury
BE. Charch
Irish-American Military Union
China Hall
Millar
Mahle
ISM
Dolph
Dra. N.Y. Leet
W. B. Allen
Washington Avenue Barracks
Lehigh Valley J. R
Nuily
Chas. Wagner, Trouse and
Sinn Painter
Barkeh Vornielos Kaaniels
Minehes
Wile
Adams Avenue
Ckawanna Ave
Silverstone
Lackie Winn Avenue
Lane Valley
Unice
WIN
April Flirt
Lackawanna Avenue
Williams New Shoe Store
St.ou
Lackawanna
Capouse
Madison Avenue
Bauer’s
Lindies
Lonsdale
Lée
P.C
P.c.muslin
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