Local residents return from visits across the country
Judge IL W Archbald presides in federal court at Trenton. Misses Thelma and Annie Smith of Ninth Street return from a two month California visit. Miss Jonnie Lowrey of South Sumner Avenue comes home from North Carolina. Mr and Mrs El Kennedy and daughter Lichen hosted by the former’s mother on Thompson Street last week. Mrs What Freelan of South Main Avenue heads to Ottumwa to visit her daughter Jean Von Schrader. Tantli Krieg and family of Thiwer Wy Oh arrive today for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr Kries’ parents. John Moat of the Washburn church attends Lackawanna presbytery meetings at Kingston. Mrs J Cartwright and Mrs Fred Fox of Greenlandshire return from a visit here. Strapsler of South Main Avenue returns home from a pleasant visit.
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IL W. Archbald
Trenton
Thme
Annie Smith
Ninth Street
California
Jonnie Lowrey
South Sumner Avenue
North Carolina
Amd
el Kennedy
Lichen
Thompson Street
What Freelan
South Main Avenue
Ottumwa
Tows
Devotion to the Blessed Sacrament Sermon at Forty Hours
The Forty Hours Devotion at St. Peter's cathedral featured a powerful sermon by Rev. Al I Broderick of Aloatrose, formerly West Scranton. Large crowds attended evening and morning services with benediction tonight. confession times will be extended and the devotion ends with tomorrow morning's 8 o'clock mass.
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AL I. Broderick
Aloatrose
West Scranton
St. Peter's Cathedral
Resignation of Atherton Marks Scranton Board of Trade Change
At noon the Scranton Board of Trade accepted Captain D B Atherton s eight year tenure as secretary and adopted his resignation. John Quackenbush will be acting secretary while a permanent replacement is sought. The Manufacturers Committee praised Atherton s leadership and endorsed a temporary secretary option. Members elected L R Stelle R J Murray and others to membership as J Quackenbush replaces. The board adjourned for lunch after a report on inviting a 194 convention to Scranton.
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Tures
John Quackenbush
Scranton Board of Trade
D. B. Atherton
Tia
April
Tieleon
Ve Tih
Givrari and Trest Company
Lereby Temler
Scranton
Mo Tony
Hound of Trade
Ita
Lee
Aek
Alierton
Dickson
DB. Atherton
Atherton
Scranton Board of ‘Trade
Itaveal
Andata Finustries
Lung Gitee
Mr. Atherton
Manufacturers’ Committee
Devine
Wihie
John Quikenbush
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Board of Trade
Scranton Wholesale Merchants’ Association
S. P. Quackenbush
United States Navy
G. D. Taylor
B.C. Dean
C. PL Matthews
FE. P. Passmore
Traders’ National Bank
F. W. Wolferton
J. KB. Poore
Dr. J. (. Bateson
A. B. Warman
Lodge of Locomotive Engineers
Berunton
Bcran
Bishop Hoban replies to McLeod on end justifies the means doctrine
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban refutes Rev. James McLeod’s claim that Jesuits taught end justifies the means. He cites Jesuit authors from Bellarmine to Lehnwald and Voltaire to Pascal, arguing the contrary and condemning slander against the Society.
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Hoban
James McLeod
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
the Tribune
Sirs 7
Meleol
Bellarmine
Leasluy
Raya
Varions
de. Meleod
Jesus
Paul
Paplist
Paplatkal
Tom
Pascal
Jemils
Paneal
Arnauld
Voltaire
Chateaubriand
Maistre
Madam de Maintenon
Jangoniete
Joubert
God
Jemulia
Kenan
Jesuita
Paine's Celery Compound Prompts Urgent Health Choice
An earnest appeal urges immediate use of Paine's Celery Compound to banish disease seeds, fortify the system, and restore blood quality, nerves, digestion, and sleep, claiming swift health, strength, and happiness for the afflicted. The call emphasizes personal responsibility and timely action to avoid ruinous decline.
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Paine
Jesuits and Catholics in Historical Debate Across Faiths
The text contrasts Jesuits with Catholics, noting Rome banned certain practices to avoid pagan reverence of ancestors and discussing Protestant expulsions. It references Macaulay and Froude as world-builders not to be taken as historians, and ends with a call for fair-minded study of opposing views by all denominations.
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Ory XV
Robert de Nobill
China
Rome
Macaulay
Froude
M. J. Hoban
Two More Entries for Scranton Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune reports two more entrants Humphrey J Evans of West Pittston and Herbert Thompson of Carbondale for the upcoming Educational Contest opening in May. Early entrants receive the official instruction book, rules, and a descriptive volume on participating institutions, plus subscription blanks.
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Tribune
Humphrey J. Evans
Spring Street
West Pittston
Herbert ‘Thompson
Birkett Street
Carbondale
The
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Smallpox Case Leads to Quarantine in Meridian Area
Dr J W Houser diagnosed John Kadgen a brother of Patrick Kadgen with smallpox after visiting the Kadgen home on Meridian street. The house is quarantined as a younger sister shows suspicious illness and Warrick Kadgen was taken to the emergency hospital last week. Nearby Suspect cases at Frank Ettingham’s home beside David Griffiths on Meade avenue will be investigated today.
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J. W. Houser
Kadgen
Meridian Street
John Kadgen
Patrick Kadgen
Warrick
Frank Ettingham
David Griffiths
Meade Avenue
Bishop Fowler to Lecture on Abraham Lincoln at High School
Bishop H. Fowler D D of the Methodist church will deliver his renowned Abraham Lincoln lecture in the High School auditorium Thursday evening as the final program of the course. Tickets available and reserved at Powell’s music store. Reverend C M Giffin will introduce the speaker.
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Abraham Lincoln
Bishop
H. Fowler
D. D
Methodist Church
Lincoln
Bids for Bonds Rejected and Re-Advertised
Bids for the 285 000 municipal improvement bonds were opened by Recorder W L Connell but all were rejected after council inaction on a supplementary tax payment provision. The city will re advertise for bids next Monday at 4 PM with bidders to assume payment of all state taxes.
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W. L. Connell
Dick Bros. & Co
Dick Bros
Montrose Notice Seeks Bookkeeper Candidate
Scranton Business College in Montrose Pa on April 19 1902 asks for a capable young man to fill a bookkeeper role with double entry system experience and stenography duties. Also a signatory notice from local cigar dealers restricts Sunday business hours May 1 to Oct 1 1902 with several address signatures.
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Montrose, Pa
Montrose
Chas. E. Jenkins
Wyoming Ave
F. J. O'Hara
Spruce Street
Albert Witte
Spruce and Wash
Burr K. Carling
Washington Ave
FE. C. Morris
Washington Avenue
Lodore as Mecca for Ex cursionists Next Season
Excursionists eyes Lake Lodore as premier summer resort with its grove dance pavilion merry-go-round clam ovens naphtha launches steamer and excursion boats. Prospective dates available via W L Pryor district passenger agent Delaware and Hudson Railroad Scranton Pa. Fire resistant house paint tested tonight at Adams avenue and Mulberry Street Corner.
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Lake Lodore
Lodore
W. L. Pryor
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Scranton
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Dick Prothers & Company
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