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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1901
Page
3
City Notes Payvoeays and Local Events
Community notes detail paydays at local firms including the Delaie and Western company on Saturday, factory units in Staunton and nearby towns, with fashion sales dates and a hospital visit. The text lists payments for workers, shop openings, and upcoming social gatherings, plus brief obituaries and notices from Stohuke’s venue.
Religious News Notes From a Local Presbyterian Service
The report covers a Sunday service with remarks by Rev. Tie Tews and others, noting sermon themes on new life and grounds for reflection. It mentions attendance of seniors and families, a special address by Rev. Moggers De, and a communal festival linked to parish charity activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Lille
Viet
Dora
Servines
Cayuga Colliery Shaft Accident Delays Scranton Mine
A mule carriage being raised in the Cayuga colliery in North Scranton became stuck in the shaft. The locomotive was driven with full steam but could not move the carriage. Engine gear failed under strain and repairs will take time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayuga
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
North
Scranton
Minooka Man Struck by Street Car
Michael King of Minooka was hit by a street car on Saturday night and sustained a dislocated hip. He was walking along a dimly lit road and was unseen by the motorman, thrown several feet and taken yesterday to Moses Tavior hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael King
Minooka
King
Moses Tavior Hospiltil
Knights Templar leaders hear sermon at Penn Avenue church
The American King Knights Templar sent many members to Penn Avenue Baptist last night for Rev Dirk F Pierce’s sermon Modern Crusaders and Their Golden Deeds. Pierce, with uniformed knights before him, praised modern citizens and public sentiment, defending the order against church critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Edward of
England
Nvwjesty
Prince of Wales
Albert
Dr. Pierce
TP O
Edward
Republic
America
Sampson
Buiston
Funston
West Points
McBhines
Aiericn
Order of Templars
Did Not Keep His Word Miss Nite Stewart Sues Burke
Miss Nite Stewart of Hin Sanderson sues David J. Burke of South Scranton for 4000 damages alleging breach of engagement. She claims Burke promised marriage after years of relations and gifts but later ended the engagement amid rumors of his attentions to another woman Annie McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Stewart
David J. Burke
Nite Stewart
Hin Sanderson
Taeuweh
Lerate Torney
Los. Woodruff
South Scranton
Burke
Miss Stewart
Christies
Stewart
Annie McLaughlin
Stewart Colitis Burke
Praise Amid Easter Music Across City Churches
Elaborate Easter musical programs filled city churches with anthems, solos, and choirs. Performances at Elm Park Kim Park First and Second Presbyterian churches highlighted baritone and organ solos, with a women’s chorus and a w id e range of classical works. April Easter services featured cantatas and special anthems, repeated by popular demand, with standout solos by Martha Matthews David Stephens and Miss Florence Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Kim Park
P. H. Warren
Alfred Pennington
Gitin
Servier
Alfred Wooler
Wooler
Thomas
Schrwmimn
Orftun
Prof
Pennington
F. W. Widnmayer
Hu Huftmeister
Mozart
Messrs. Widmayer
First Presbyterian Church
Frederick Stevenson
Charles Ponteyn Manner
Martha Matthews
David Stephens
Will Watkins
J. T. Watkins
Florence Richmond
Jesus
H. N. Bartlett
Sennen Reelie Mission Board Meeting at Mission House
Today at 7 o'clock the directors of the Sennen Reelie mission will visit the Mission house, 21 Feapklin avenue. The board of Waddle Young Women's Club meets tonight at 8 o'clock with a separate 9:30 meeting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sennen
Mirslon House
Feapklin Avenue
Keviora of
Te Waddle
Weather Summary From Yesterday April 7 in Local Data
Yesterday’s local weather data shows high and low temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and conditions for April 7. The report includes scattered numerical readings and notes on temperature ranges, plus a business notice about Martin the tailor at 12 Spruce Street near the Court House announcing a new spring goods line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Martin
Spruce Street
Court House
Everlasting Life Sermon on Earthly Beginning of Salvation
Rev Rogers Israel delivers a Lenten Sunday talk at Luke's Church arguing that eternal life begins here on earth when one’s spirit is filled with the Holy Ghost. He warns life after death is a progression, urges belief to resist worldly temptations, and encourages following Christ to inherit the kingdom. The sermon closes with a reaffirmation of faith in the Holy Ghost and eternal fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Israel
Luke's Church
Admar
Paradise
Heller
Ain
Mwe
Christ
Solemn Pontifical Mass at St Peter's Cathedral
St Peter's Cathedral held a crowded high pontifical mass led by Bishop Hoban with an ornate altar decorated by Easter lilies and 200 candles. The service featured Archpriest J A O'Reilly and deacons PLE Lavelle Mather Von Bear Gough Myles McManus, with sermon by Rev John Gleason Sr of Wordham College. Choir performances included Mozart and Regina Coeli pieces. Mrs Thomas Walsh sang Regina Coeli as part of the offertory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
M. A. Hoban
Hoban
Tov
J. A. O'Reilly
Ples Lavelle
Mather von Bear
Gough
Myles McManus
Dd. Griffin
Johu Gleason
Wordham College
N.Y
Christ
John J. Creiftin
Woop
Biauere
Bae
Drummer Evangelist Reports Anti Saloon League Work in Scranton
Rev. W. J. Williams, Anti Saloon League agent, reports one year of district activity from April 6 to April 6. He delivered 301 temperance lectures to about 90 000 people in the Scranton area and beyond plus eight revival meetings. He notes funds raised, enrollment against the saloon, and extensive travel including Philadelphia Morristown Williamsport and williamsport. He appeals for support to continue the work citing personal losses and sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
W. J. Williams
Anti- Saloon League
Teague
Scranton
Loc
Morristown
Philadelphia
Williansport
Keratone Citizen
Central Committee
Morrisbeg
Keystone
League
Supe
Han
Morrisburg
Lowe
Armsburs
Seranten
Ant Saloom League
Hfa
Achinis Avenuee
Serine Tun
Wachliaten
Wy Olsteint
Stanton Dietriet
Diane
W. H. Williams
Adams Avenue
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Phige Bone Deli Bortion
Thin City
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B&w
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Quavinga
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Mardy Ostend
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Westordas
Camden
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Stohuke
Religious News Notes
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First Mortgage
Wilkes Barve
Cayuga Colliery
R. F. Y. Pierce
D. D
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Soptaines
Mre
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Mbps
Dasie Stoitt
Anna Sirhiekamd
Missy Teresa Mo Tinaway
Dossie
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Miso
Second Presbyterian Church
J. M. Chance
Thirty Volves
Chorel
Bauer
Black
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Messie
Morgan
Gippel
Williams
Gounod
Messrs
Miles
Stanton
Moore
Wahler
Penn Avene Baptist Church
Eastor Mitaie
Haydn Evans
Authens
Frank Brundage
Providence Church
Buster
Providence Presbyterian Church
Miss Smith
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Hella
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Cockere
St. Luke's Church
Pontifical
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Iota Richnond
AntiSaloon League
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Pike
Wyoming
Wayne
Susquehanna
Bracford
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the Tribune
Uaparthan
United States
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Mvgest
Cie Smalleat
China
Geo. W. Millar & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Sus
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Franklin Avenue
Title Guaranty and Trust Co
Penna
William BF
Leade Steal
Joln Welles
Hotenson
Henry AL Anaip
Board OF Directors
Andrew Ah Morin Tocah
Ram Nese
Josep Obie
Avgl ST Edwinson
George Bosmupa
Verry Wakes
Thomas TH. Watkins
A. Watres
Abram Nesbitt
William F. Malletead
Thomas H. Watkins
Johnson
L L. A. Watres
Andrew FH
icClintock
Henry A. Knapp
Ralph S. Hull
Willard
Warren & Knapp, Solicitors
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