Suburban Union Plans Series of City Meetings
News of the Suburbs reports the Scranton Christian Endeavor union arranging meetings across the city starting April 23 with a closing lecture by Dr. Clark at the Frothingham on April 3. Speakers include Rev. Stubblebine, Rev. Davis, Rev. Moffatt, Rev. Griffiths, and Rev. Bell at various churches each evening at 7:40. Also notes visits by Welsh Baptist youth groups, funeral for John Jenking, and local ads for clothing and services.
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Scranton Christian Endeavor Union
Clark
Frothingham
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
W. H. Stubblebine
Sumner Avenue
Sumner Avenue Presyterian Church, Rev. Hugh Davis, Eaker
Plymouth Congregational Church
J. P. Moffatt
Peaker
Sherman Avenue
Vssion House
John Griffiths
Calvin
Methodist Church
Thomas Bell
News notes and personals itemizes local events
A Clarke building struck by lightning caused a store blackout and dramatic red splashes on the walk. A child of Police Officer Dyer died yesterday. Judge Edwards to speak on the Cuban question at the Welsh Philosophical Society tonight. A closing social and dances planned. A Glee club rehearsal and a May cantata at Tabernacle Church announced. A council debate and several literary notices reported. Remains of Robert Williams buried at Washburn Street cemetery. Local groups invite meetings and services at St David’s and Evans Hall.
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Clarke
Malin Avenue
Steve Dyer
H. M. Edwards
Welsh Philosophical Society
Patriotic Order Sons of America Glee Club
Beer's Hall
Evan L. Davis
Bellevue Heights
St. Brenden Council
Hichard Iit
Charles IL
Mowery Home Welcomes New Daughter and Local News
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mowery on North Hlakely street Thursday night. William Connolly retires from his Corners shoe store business. Reverend Mr. Mudge of Princeton will lead the Presbyterian church tomorrow. Captain Jack or the Irish Outlaw drew a large audience last night. A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. H L Crippen of Webster avenue. Borough moves compel the Traction Company to stay within its tracks. Rudolph Meyerhoffer funeral today at 10 from South Blakely street, burial at German Catholic cemetery on Williams street. Ladies Ald society of the Methodist church holds a social at Earl Bishop’s residence on North Blakely Street Wednesday evening April 22. Pennsylvania Coal Company and High School Baseball teams clash on No 6 grounds at 2.20 this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Russell celebrate birth of a son on Throop Street. Mrs. Thomas Butler remains ill on Elm Street.
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Albert Mowery
H. L. Crippen
Webster Avenue
Traction Company
Rudolph Meyerhoffer
Thomas Ruane
Blakely Street
Williams Street
Ladies’ Ald Society
Methodist Church
Earl Bishop
North Blakely Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
No. 6
George Russell
Throop Street
Thomas Butler
Elm Street
Forest Band to Offer Entry at St John s Hall Monday Night
The Forest band, South Side’s leading charity group, will stage an entertainment at St. John's hall Monday night with a diverse program including March King Cotton, violin solos, recitations, mandolin selections, duets, and a chorus. Installation of Rev. E J Schmitt as pastor of Evangelical church of Peace follows at St Pauls Lutheran church with assistance from Rev. Lang and Rev. Holter. Local items note Drugeist Otto Bregser’s indisposition, Mr. and Mrs Henry F Ziegler’s return from their wedding journey, and funeral notices for Michael J Pax and John Murphy plus a correction about North Steel mill resuming operations.
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St. John’s Hall
Forest Band
St. John's Hall
King Cotton
Cusick
WOM
Sss Es Avccineusek
James M . Reel
Jig Jamea McCarthy
John McAndrew
Thomas Needham
Della Langan
William Jennings
Moosic Boo
William Roberts
Curran
Pittston
Kelley
Lynch and Reardon
William Luby Bolo
Sullivan
Avoca
Michael McGraw
Old Homestead Quartette
E. J. Schmitt
Evangelical Church of Peace
Prospect. Avenue
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mr. Schmitt
Mr. Lang
Mr. Holter
Otto Bregser
Capouse Avenue
Henry F. Ziegler
Cedar Avenue
Michael J. Pax
Syracuse
Bridget Fox
Hemlock Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park
John Murphy
Palm Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
North Steel Mill
South Mill
Greenwood and Minooka Local Notices and Sports Vignette
Local notes report an employee at Greenwood No 1 and 2 collieries to be paid this afternoon and Grocer Martin McDonough recovering from illness. Miss Mary Walsh of Pittston visits Minooka friends. St Monien Branch Ladies Union to receive communion Sunday morning. Greenwood sporting group plans a foot race between Joseph McDonough and Sprinter McLaughlin. Minooka baseball team to face Greenwood Blues on April 19 at Burke's ground. Miss Nelle Sullivan departs for New York to reside permanently. Nickel Plate ad touts dining car meals, service, and low rates.
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Greenwood No. 1
Martin McDonough
Mary Walsh
Pittston
Minooka Friends
St. Monien
Ladies’ International Catholic Benevolent Union
Greenwood
Joseph McDonough
McLaughlin
Taylor
Endeavor Union 455 Presents Evening of Entertainment
The Endeavor Union 455 of E A U announces an entertainment tonight at Fenner and Chappell's hall in Providence. All are invited. Tickets cost 16 cents and include refreshments served by the ladies.
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Endeavor Union
Fenner & Chappell's
Providence
Photographers Close Galleries Sundays in Scranton
Photographers of Scranton announce Sunday closure of all city galleries. From April 17 1896 patrons are advised no engagements will be begun or finished on Sundays. Signatories include Charles I Griffin Fred Hummler John Kemp Oscar Grambo M M Dewitt Frank Jewell H B Cramer Jake Easterline Henry Frey and George E N Starner in Scranton Pa.
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Qoeys
Scranton
Charles I. Griffin
Fred Hummler
John Kemp
Oscar Grambo
M. M. Dewitt
Frank Jewell
H. 8. Cramer
Jake Easterline
Henry Frey
George E. N. Starner
Requiem Mass and Delaware River Bridge Opener
A requiem mass for Patrick Tierney of South Wyoming Street was held at St Peter’s Cathedral with Rev J W Malone as celebrant. The Pennsylvania Railroad opens its new Delaware River Bridge with through trains to Atlantic City including morning and evening services from Broad Street, all with parlor cars and a 25 cent extra fare.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Patrick Tierney
South Wyoming
Stey
St. Peter’s Cathedral
J. W. Malone
J. J. B. Feeley
T. F. Carmody
John Clark
Thomas McGinnis
Michael Lavelle
Michael Gaughan
Thomas O'Malley
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Delaware River
Delaware River Bridge
Broad Street Station
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Broad Street
Pennsylvania
Washington
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Limited
Broad Station
Market Street Ferry
Philadelphia
Seashore
Atlanticity
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Danville
Norfolk
Munyon Remedies Pitched In Wide Public Testimonials
A flood of strong endorsements promotes Munyon's homeopathic remedies set out by users in Pennsylvania. Letters from West Chester and Williamsport claim rapid relief for dyspepsia, rheumatism, colds, indigestion, and other ailments. Ads trumpet 25 cent to 26 cent cures and free medical advice from Prof. Munyon in Philadelphia.
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John D. Worth
Munyon
Price
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Radway
All Druggsts
Wall Street Downward Turn on Bear Pressure and Narrow Losses
Market and stock report from New York notes a downward tendency as bear leaders claim a needed reaction. Industrial stocks lead losses with Manhattan and railway shares dropping amid general weakness, while Chicago Gas and American Cotton Oil show notable moves and rumors of dividend concerns.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Manhattan
The
Chicago Gas
Chicago
Ogden Gas Company
Chicago Gas Company
William Linn
AL Len & Co
A. P. Carperily
Nickel Plate Road Highlighted as Shortest Buffalo to Chicago Link
In rail and market notes the Nickel Plate Road is noted as the shortest route between Buffalo and Chicago, referenced amid a broader Scranton market and transport context. The item underscores railway efficiency alongside reports on flour, wheat, corn, oats, provisions, and livestock markets across multiple U.S. exchanges.
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Buffalo
Chicago
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