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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1895

Page

6

Kendal and Weat headlining at Academy of Music shows

Tonight at the Academy of Music marks the final city appearance of Mr and Mrs Kendal with a farewell performance featuring Pinero's The Second Mrs Tanqueray. Florrie Weat appears in The Dazzler, followed by Marion Manol and John Mason in Friend Fritz. Ticket sales begin Saturday.

Academy of Music Florrie Weat Cowgrave and Crant Benle Ellwood Marion Manol John Mason Fritz Marion Manila-Manon

Able Address Delivered by Rev Dr Pearce at Elm Park Church Anniversary

Rev Dr Pearce of Elm Park Church delivered the able address marking the church extension society anniversary with the Prohibition section. The program included Buffalo and Chicago work described in detail. Rev Mantey Hard and Rev John W Webb supported the society and urged pastors to establish branches in their churches.

Dr. Pearce Elm Park Church Church Extension Society Buffalo Chicago Mantey John W. Webb Alan Mlle W. H. Pearce Society Mr. Sweet John B. Sweet Hard Professor Ward Syracuse University

Church Exten sion Address Sparks Social Need Discussion

A platform of church extension supporters showcased strong talent for a Methodist gathering. Speakers like Rev. W. Th DN and Rev. W. J. Pearce urged the church to engage all life aspects, arguing active social and educational roles alongside spiritual aims.

Reforming the Church Through Warm Welcomes and Praise

A reflective sermon-like piece urges forms of entertainment and uplifting practices to lure souls from impurity. It calls for adaptable church services, responsive prayers, spiritual songs, and cordial Christian greetings to make all congregants feel welcome, from the downtrodden to the wealthy, and to replace the demon of anarchy with love, peace, and divine spirit.

Prohibition Meeting Attacks Presiding Elder in Honesdale

A prohibition rally at a Baptist church in Honesdale district featured Rev A Hogan recounting persecution of prohibitionists by the presiding elder and others. Emmette Nicholls and Rev CA Benjamin spoke as part of a heated session urging church support for prohibition amid claims of slander and political influence. Rev T B Jepson also delivered a strong address.

Baptist Church A. Hogan Pareat City Honesdale Mra. Masterbrook Howells Scranton Uinton Emmette Nicholls Wilkes-Barre Kev Benjamin Pennsylvania Methodist Forest City Apeaker Pennsylvania T. B. Jepson

Conference notes and society reports incomplete text

Notes from a conference include names such as William Ward and Jamon Underwood. A meeting of the Women's Missionary Society elected delegates to an Ohio convention in November. Sunday closing movement details mention shop closures in Scranton and a northeaster Pennsylvania Sabbath union. A list of superannuated members and church stewards is partially shown, followed by advertised remedies and local business notices including Hood's products, bindings, fishing tackle, and watches.

William G. Ward Syracuse University Reva Jamon Underwood L. Rice J B G. Santee Thoma Turgesa Women's Missionary Society T. H. Dale Scranton Delogate Ohio L. 0. Wloyd Bimpton Church Mt Tette A. Pongle Ole Jnch America

Yale Society Narrowly Schedules Concert and Teas

Yale Glow and Banjo clubs plan a concert in Brothingham Hall next Wednesday with boxed seats sold to Henry Helin and others. Undergraduates named include Belin Connell Archbald and Torrey, with “Allatoona” military drama to follow at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory to support a fund. A whist, tea and later dancing are set by local society hosts as several faculty and students travel to New Haven. note also personals from Scranton and Honesdale.

Yale Brothingham Powells Henry Helin H. Anderon Everett Warren James Archbald W. G. Parke WH. . Sturges A. Phant J. M. Boles Logen Have Lown Engaged By Mh, Hand and W. J. Thana Ue Usler Por Belin Aroha A. Connell A. We Archbald Wim Torrey Thirrteenth Regiment

Excelsior Tournament Entries Till Final Call

Entries announced for the Excelsior Athletic Club spring tournament at Frothingham theater on April 18. Participants include Charles Patterson New York Lexing ton club Join Bohund Scranton Willian Kane Maxcellors Thomas ONeih Philadelphia in the 125 pound class Joe Willlachek John Mack Timothy McPermott Anthony Gordon John Tighe Edward Mithgerall ChasgesTames Motluld rick John Wale dron George Daly and others from Excelsiors Lexing ton and Nonpareil clubs with more to enter.

Hxvelsior Frothingham Charlew Patterson Lexington Athletic Club New York Bohund Excelsior Athlete Club Scranton Willian Kane The Maxcellors Thomas Oneih Philadelphia

Guarantee pledge sought for Drawbaugh telephone plant

The manufacturers committee of the board of trade discussed locating a Drawbaugh telephone plant in the city. Secretary Atherton was instructed to obtain a guarantee from the telephone company that they will meet provisions and furnish a proper guarantee. The company agreed to buy at a set price and quantity within a specified period, enabling the committee to finalize the accord.

Drawbaugh Telephone Company Board of Trade Drawbaugh Atherton Affort Co

Jury Reaches Impasse in Mora Trial Delays

The jury in the Mora case against the city of Serfon failed to reach a verdict after deliberating since Thursday afternoon. Jurors remained evenly split on whether Muriley’s intoxication was central to the accident near the tidewalk. Court recessed when a legal holiday paused further action. no cigars were taxed and the matter awaits future proceedings.

Trey Walt Mora Munley Sern Fon Crain Muriley

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