Notable Residents Travel and Studies in Progress
Personal notes show H. Langfeld of Hasiacher's millinery in New York. Harry Madigan of Morristown N J spent yesterday with his parents. Col George Sanderson and Rev N F Stahl returned Saturday from a voyage to Europe and Asia. Edward Keefe a student at Stroudsburg State Normal School spends a few days at home on Phelps Street. Lewys Wateyn and Peter Pouser left for Toronto to enter final examination work for Mus Hac degrees under Professor T J Daviea. both are well prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sanderson
N. F. Stahl
Europe
Asia
Edward Keefe
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Phelps Street
Lewys Wateyn
Peter Pouser
Toronto
Canada
T. J. Daviea
Gompers Visit to Scranton Uncertain Mission
Samuel Gompers ex president of the American Federation of Labor will arrive at 1 PM and address laborers tomorrow night in the hall over Sumter's clothing store Scranton. The Central Labor union will entertain him and officials hope he may help settle a boycott over a garment workers clash with local clothiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sumter's
Lackawanna and
Penn Avenues
Central Labor Union
Gompers
Scranton
It Ia
Gompera
Death of Mrs Blair Resident of Archbald
Mrs Archbald Blair, 65, longtime Archbald resident, died yesterday at her daughter Miss M A Earley 208 Spruce Street. Survived by two sons and five daughters including Miss M A Earley Mrs JM Berry Miss Anne Blair Thomas F Earley of Chicago Wilam Earley of Brooklyn Mrs Charles Jennings Queenstown and Mrs J F Wells Archbald. Body to Archbald on 10:10 Delaware and Hudson train for funeral at St Thomas church Archbald and burial in local Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Archbald Blair
M. A. Early
Spruce Street
M. A. Earley
JM. J. Berry
Anne Blair
Thomas F. Earley
Chicago
Wilam Earley
Brooklyn
Charles Jennings
Queenstown
F. Wells
Delaware and Hudson
St. Thomas’ Church
Missionary Danforth recounts peril and miracle in China trip
The article narrates Mrs Danforth and Miss Danforth facing persecution from native priests in a Chinese town. A typhoon famine and cholera followed before an earthquake destroyed the school and home, yet the pair survived with natives under guard. Her evacuation, prayers, and final return to New England are described with reverent detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Danforth
China
Golden Gates
Sunday Sessions at the Meth odist Church
This morning the crowded Meth odist church held a lovefeast led by Rev William Hiller of Tunkhannock marking his 30th year in the conference amid reports of blessing. Bishop Andrews delivered a practical sermon on John Chapter 10 emphasizing abundant life for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Vic
Clark Callender
Trucksville
Lugerne
Arthur D. David
West Nanticoke
Charles Sweet
Fergusonville
Delaware
N. Y
George N. Underwood
Larksville
Luzerne
Henry B. Wheeler
Damascus
Wayne
George Remley
Judson W. Davis
David Grouse
Walter Wagner
Matt Williams
Master's Vineyard
Luther Peck
Bradford County
George A. Severson
Binghamton
Abizair Brown
East Masonville
Aaron C. Sperry
Whitney's Point
Broome
Kate A. Lewis
George C. Lewis
A C. Cole
A. C. Cole
Cox
Hubbard Cox
Blanchard
H. A. Blanchard
Trie
W. B .Westlake
Dallas
John BE
Sumner
Pittston
John C. Leacock
Dunmore
Sexslon
Woxhow
Willian Midgar
Carbondale
Evigar
Decatur
Morris
North Abington
Isl
Hethany
Worcester
W. J. Pearce
A. F. Chaffee
Li. C. Mioyd
M. D. Fuller
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Mgr. Fuller
Wyoming
A. W. Cooper
Hampton Street
Cooper
Jermyn
Hawxhurst
Park Place Church
Asbury Park
N. J
Ider Eckman
LC. Floyd
Simpson Church
F. P. Doty
Peckville
J. BR. Angel
Dalton
Hey
F. H. Parsons
Waverly
T.D. Co
Methodist Church
William Hiller
Tunkhannock
Carbondale Methodist Episcopal Church
Notes of the conference report staff changes and funds
Colonel J D Laclar of Wilkes Barre attended the conference. Rev Manley Hurd extends as church extension secretary, Rev Austin Griffin to another term. A 840,000 fund was promised toward worn out ministers. Bishop Andrews requires exam standards and quarterly conference signature for candidacy. Rev Edwin Olmstead lauded for courtesy and efficiency. Phonographic entertainment featured a Foote solo Lord of the Cloudless Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Laclar
Wilkes-Barre
Manley
Hurd
Church Extension Society
Austin Griffin
Preachers’ Aid Society
Andrews
Edwin 8. Olmstead
Norwich
Tabernacle
Binghamton
W. S. Foote
Conference
Suit Over Coal Land Ejectment Case Heard
In common pleas court on Saturday the ejectment suit by H. Co. Comegys and others against A. B. Russell and others proceeded. Plaintiffs contended the option and lease rights were valid and ongoing despite delays. Witnesses testified to dated leaves and coal findings in December 1891 with eleven feet discovered. The defense argued plaintiffs only held an option, not a lease, and that option had expired then extended. The court adjourned early for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Co. Comegys
A. B. Russell
Common Pleas Court
Comegys
Willard and Shurtleff
H. M. Hannah
Ss. B. Price
Russell
Court House Rifle Fiend Reported In City Square
Someone employed in the court house has formed a Flobert rifle habit. Bullits whiz through the court house square, two dogs died, and Bernard Megargee’s coole was shot in Washington avenue. Megargee offers a $25 reward for information identifying the shooter. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as blood purifier. The Tribune Bindery offers book binding for volumes and postal pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Flobert
Court House Square
Bernard Megargee
Megargee Bros
Washington Avenue
Mepargee
Free Doan’s Kidney Pills Offer in Scranton
Notice offers 650 free boxes of Doan’s Kidney Pills to kidney sufferers at Matthews Bros. drug store in Scranton on Monday April 15. It promises regular 50 cent boxes and urges prompt attendance with a one time sample-like giveaway. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is named as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Christ
Mary
Beranton
Down
Doan
Scranton
Matthews Bros
United States
Foster, Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Assogiahon (Limited
Corver Lacka
Jefferson Aves
Wiah
B. Priestley & CO
Gilbert
Geat
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Albert Kime noted by two groups
Electric camp No 3 I of A members meet April 16 at 4 pm to plan attendance at the funeral of Sister Mrs Albert Kime of 15 Robinson Street. Wave council No 45 D of P J O of RB meet April 18 at 9 am to arrange funeral details for Mrs Kime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Camp
P.O. I of A
Albert Kime
Robinson Street
N. V. Kramer
Wave Council
No. 45
J. O
RB. M
G. Meyer
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Norton's New Stock
Jez Lacka, Ave
M. Norton
Snow
Weston Mill
Garney, Brown & Co
Frank Siegel
THE
Frothingham
Bauer
Mitticy Indy and Gentleman
H. Langfeld
Hasiacher’s Millinery
New York
Harry Madigan
Morristown
A. Blair
MR. Hogan
Mishop Andrew
Danforth
Dr. Pearce
W. EH. Pearce
Freeman's Aid and
Southern Educatonal Society
Hard
G. T. Price
H. C. McDermott
Chionango
Honesdale
Oneanto
Owego
J. W. Hamilton
Boston
Pitcher
Chenango County
Wyoming Seminary
Gullerland
Abijah Brown
Oneida
A. Co. Sperry
Alfred
Mass
John W. Compton
Great Bend
Susquehanna
John W. Price
Centermoreland
Epworth League
Fuwin A. Schell
William Edgar
Bishop Andrews
Man
A. E. Russell
Megargee
Hood
Magasines
Tribune
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas’ Eelectric OW
Aoa
Tribune Printing Department
China Hall
Banking House
Premiu
U. S
Capital
Premuries
William Connell
Geo
M. Catlin
William H. Peck
George H. Catlin
Alfred Hand
James Archbald
Heuary Belin, Jr
William T. Smith
Luther Keller
Martin&delany
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Academy OF Music
Cosgrove & Grant
New Dazzler
Florrie West
Jayne
Maxena Ralston
the Dewitt Sisters
Will West
Balo
N. B
Dupont
Milla
Levorne Road
Wik
Henry Belin, Jr
Third National Bank
Joun
Schanks
Schank
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Marion John
Fritz
Charles Dickson
Els
Comey, Inco
Driaatio Mirror
New York Herald
New York Mail and Express
YALE
Diagram
Powell's Music Store
Davis’ Theater
Richard T. Brown
the Sweet Singer
White Crook
Clothiers
John L. Hangi
Ayands Stewart's
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