Welsh Baptist Sermon Warns Against Valley of Achor
Rev. Vyrnwy Morgan of Swansea filled the Welsh Baptist pulpit as pastor vacancy rose after Rev. W. B. Jones resigned. He preached on Joshua 7 26 focusing on the dangers of ambition and sin, using Achan and subsequent figures to illustrate spiritual peril and the need for faithfulness. He warned against drunkenness as a national weakness and urged reliance on Jesus for salvation.
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Vyrnwy Morgan
Swansea
Wales
W. B. Jones
My. Morgan
Achor
Postponed Easter Service At Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
Easter service postponed with repairs and preparations in the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church auditorium. The morning Welsh sermon by Pastor Hugh Davies featured choir by Mrs. George Howells and Mrs. Miles, with solos and duets by local singers. An English sermon followed in the evening with choir selections and a male quartet performing.
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Calvinistic Methodist Church
Hugh Davies
George Howelle
Mean Miles
Chor
Soapinnon
Mies Margedret Woltern
Mira Jemnie Jones
Mise Reheem Thormanaltes
Miss Salina Pulitloe Ciwladys Jones
Esther Phillipe
Tenom Elias Willams
Joh Evans
Kaveos
Ivan Miles
David Amith
Evan Miles
David Davie
Willam Phillipe
William Reese
Christ Is Rien
Last Rites For H Vaughan Jones In Welsh Congregational Church
H Vaughan Jones was laid to rest yesterday afternoon at Wasburn street cemetery. About 200 friends gathered at Tworite hall then processioned to the First Welsh Congregational church where Rev. David Jones delivered a touching sermon. He had lived in Scranton for two years and was known in the coal valleys as Scribner and Son’s representative. Pallbearers included John H H Phillipe Benjamin Williams W T Leowls E D Jones William B P Morgan and others from the Robert Morris lodge True Ivorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Vaughan Jones
Wasthburn Street
Tworite Hall
First Welsh Congregational Church
David Jones
Scranton
Coat Valleys
Scribner and Son's
Poentlemen
John HH. Phillipe
Benjamin Williams
W. T. Leowls
E. D. Jones
William BP
Morgan, Ke, Rohuthan
Robert Morris Lodge
True Ivorites
Soldier’s court arraigns George Smith after pledge
George Smith of Soldier's court was arrested Friday night and released Saturday after agreeing to show the pledge. A Jackson Street cab ride early Saturday saw one horse collapse. driver and passenger were arrested for fast driving and mistreatment of the horses. Dr,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Soldier’s Court
Jackson Street
West Side Hospital Board Meets for Routine Affairs
The West Side hospital board met Saturday evening to transact routine business as the hospital grows busier week by week. Miss Smith the matron has returned from a short vacation. Miss Connors the substitute has returned to Wilkes-Barre.
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West Side Hospital
Hospital
Miss Smith
Connors
Wilkes-Barre
Dog Bite Incident Injures Local Child
A two year old boy, son of Edward Jones of 1696 Washburn Street, was badly bitten yesterday afternoon by a dog. The dog bit through the upper lip, and Dr J J Roberts was called to attend the sulferer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jones
Washburn Street
J. J. Roberts
Villain Victor Albert Arrested in Ninth Street Case
Patrolman Jones took Victor Albert into custody last night for illegal fishing and a revolver found at the home of Frank Magabre on Ninth Street. The arrest follows an incident reported by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Albert
Patrolionnnoi Jones
Ninth Street
Local notices drift through Kingston area updates
Bradford county Mrs Howells sues at Hon John Wildlaime home. Vandalism reported with broken window at T M Millet. a hemiriful fed appears. John Ey fus window broken. youths seen nearby. John Smith reentered as martel machinist of D L and W gang. Rev John Griftitha visited Kingston Wilkes-Barre. Miss Ligzlo Thomas and uncle John M Thomas travel to New York. plans to reside in Wales. Funeral for Mornd Mrs Cleveland at Forest Hill cemetery. Rt Rev N S Bullene confirms at St David's with Rev Mills assisting. Floral tributes noted. local businesses advertise flowers and services.
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John Smith
Luzerne Street
John Griftitha
Lafayette Street
Kingston
Wilkes-Marre
Robert Evans
North Sumner Avenue
Roberta
Mylouth
Ligzlo Thomas
Lil Merganne
John M. Thomas
New York City
Thomas
Liewlisa Thomas
Wales
J. H. Hutchinson
Painted Fest
N.Y
George W. Hutchinson
Lafasette Street
AL Godshall
G. W. Jenkins
Mme
Mr. Godshall
Bulleen
Central
Pennsylvania
St. David's Episcopal Church
Pictor
Mo Opl. Mills
Mies
Lucy Politz
Hawley
la Vielte West Side
Chalice
Palmer & McDonald'’s
Oo Spruve
Local notices from Bristol area report arrests and social events
Milly Baturnlay deputy Boellman reports Nelle O Donnell tampering with Bristol Howse Windows and faces Alderman Roberty after a brief hearing. O Donnell fined ten dollars but later discharged, while a warrant targets Marx. Marginal items note Miss Margaret Stephenson ill from blood poisoning, Dr James Jacobs visiting, a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Elijah Younes, and Company H Thirteenth Regiment attending church.
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Milly
Boellman
Nelle OcDonnell
Bristol Howse
Roberty
O'Donnell
Idler
Marx
Datrick Barrett
Mire
Molane
Martin Gannen
Margaret Stephenson
Throop Street
Mrs Carrie Burdick Attends Event in Mascow Tyla Evening
Miss Carrie Burdick of Larch Street spent Sunday at Mascow Tyla. Reverend Charles Prowner will deliver and lecture on the subject The Lite Foxes that Spell the Vine at the Primitive Methodist church on.
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Carrie Burdick
Larch Street
Mascow
Tyla
Charles Prowner
Will Diver
Jeeture
Local Notes and Social From East Market Street
East Market street reports a small admin sion of ten cente charge. families arrive back from visits to Fleet Ville and New Jersey attendances at funeral services. Mr Oliver recovers from illness and is improving. Rev L F Tower preached at Ashbury Methodist and Trev Chaffee led Bim Park church services in the pastor's absence.
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East Market Street
Mire
Capouce Avenue
Fleet Ville
Mra. Mance
Mabel
Penn Avenue
Mra
Mance
New Jersey
Frans
Oliver
Alsetric Avenue
L. F. Tower
Ashbury
Fire damages house on Btone avenue early Saturday
Fire at 2.55 Saturday morning left the house of Imnats Prone on Btone avenue badly damaged with unknown cause. Funeral service for Mra Bien Quinn Saturday morning drew attendees from Maple Street to St. John's church before burial at Dunmore Cathella cemetery. Pallbearers listed include M. Roop, W. Foley, Patrick Kennedy, John Feeney, John Manly and T. Melmyre.
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Imnats
Btone Avenue
Mra Bien Quinn
Sathday
Maple Street
St. John's Church
Dunmore Cathella
M. Roop
W. Foley Pattick Kennedy
John Feeney
John
Minooka Council Meeting Attendees Observed at Pittston
MINOOKA T P King M J McCrea and N A McDonough attended the meeting of representatives of the different councils of the Young Men's Institute of both counties at Pittston Wednesday afternoon. Hilleh Flannery is dangerously ill and his death is momentarily expected. Mrs James Kagan of Davie Street had been visiting in Philadelphia the last week and returned home Saturday. Patrick Carey of the Creek Raleigh of the United States Navy How sta Honed at New York spent Sunday as the guest of his father John Carey. John Fish visited Pittston friends Syreerday. John Jennings spent Sunday in Wyoming.
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T. P. King
M. J. McCrea
N. A. McDonough
Pittehon
James Kagan
Davie Street
Philadelphia
Patrick Carey
Craiger Raleigh
United States Navy
Sta
New York
John Carey
John Fisn
Pittston Friends
Obituary notices from Wheelook and Hawley areas
Mrs George Hotn died Saturday night at Wheelook after a prolonged stomach illness. She leaves husband George J Horn and two children Chari and Helen, with kin including Mrs W T Stevens of Elmira NY. Funeral from 210 Feeding Street church. interment at local Catholic cemetery. Other obituaries include Anthony Curran of Hawley aged 70, survived by wife and two children. service in Hawley Catholic church. John Doran, 64, of Wilkes-Barre, died Saturday. funeral tomorrow at residence with burial in Winchester Street cemetery. Also remembered is Mrs Catherine Grady and infant deaths, with services at St Paula’s, and Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
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George
Wheelook
Mulberry Street
Horn
Mir
Advi Ellinger
Houser
Monyoe Gounly
Bie
Yootge
Chari
Dickinson Law School
Helen
Airs
W. TL Stevens
Elmira
Kim Park Church
Neahbor
Anthony Curran
Hawley
Sint Tre
Mire
Phaniel Cavanaugh
Theo
Qunahters
Mie
Chane
Loula
Kewale
Sitley
Pulme
Keele
Wyoming Valley
Churchate & Oelock
Pridget Grady
Contato
John Grady
St. Paula Church
Oheenidee
Dpunmote Catholic
Mureuerite
Frank Moylan
Kiehth Street
Roe Totter Tonmorrow Oefternoon
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Carelessness Causes Suffering From Piles Says Ad
An old advertisement warns that neglect of piles leads to severe bleeding and death. It promotes Pyramid Pile Cure from Pyramid Co in Albion Michigan and urges readers to buy or request a free booklet on causes and cures.
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Jewenewe
Drugeista
Pyramid Cy
Albion
Mieh
S.A
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
O.lps
May term jurors listed by commissioners and sheriff
Jurors for the May 24 1807 term were named by the jury commissioners and Sheriff Clem Otis. Grand jurors from Scranton and surrounding towns include Andrew Stupkins and Peter Davidson along with many others, while June 2 1897 petit jurors feature a long roster across Carbondale Jefferson and Scranton with numerous workers and tradesmen.
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Sherif
Prand
Peut
Clem Otis
Andrew Stupkins
Farmer
Ransom
Albert Schults
Clothier
Olyphant
Win
Prankiin
Teter
Abngion
James Calvert
Kings
Old Potge
Himnie
Warrenmaker
Scranton
William W. Vey
Abeaman
John B. Tones
Menchurit
Bobewie
John Bimypron
Gentlemoan
Carbondato
Peter Davidson
Grewnfield
Eugeth Martett
Wroakema
Botunton
Timothy Butler
Millham
Damel A
Evite
Foremin
Frederick Newton
Firmer
Scott
James Twies
Pricelurg
Wid. Wall
Beott
Bt. Dots
Waverly
Dahlel Dames
Miner
John Garvey
Albert C. Finch
Damare
Curtin
Smith
Newton
William Jarvis
Boranton
John van Sickly
Jefferson
Henry Kinelan
Carbondite
Frederick Werner
Petit Juhors
Jonceb Henry
Indorer
Carbondale
J. A. Chirk
Beranton
Megargel
William K Edwards
Springfield
Vorner
Berranton
John J. Davies
Lucanton
John I Durkin
Georgy Kanvom
Covington
George Schall
Greenfield
Johne McAndrew
Hierin
Madison
Dunlap
Routh Abington
Dubn
Catlothler
Mickely
Charles del
Isg
Completor
Berminton
Hienry Huint2
Puinton
James Dethaw
Peter Hopkins
Schultaville
John J. Abergan
Bormnton
Ralph Winters
Dunmors
Grand Military Parade Dedication At New York Trip Note
The Pennsylvan ia Railroad schedules excursion fares to New York for the April 27 dedication of a great monument. From Pittsburgh and Erie excluded, from all line points on April 26, and from Altoona Williamburg and nearby lines within 150 miles of New York on April 6, with return by May 4. Special rates apply for uniformed military groups. twenty five or more on one ticket. The parade will be the largest postwar military demonstration with thousands of veterans, U S regulars and state militia.
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Grant
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Pittsburg
Erie
Altoona
Williampott
Philadelphia
United States
Fink Sent To County Jail On Desertion and Fraud
William Fink, a printer in the city, was committed to the county jail by Alderman Howe on Saturday to await trial for deserting his wife Miss Lovinda McCarthy of the West Side and for defrauding Mrs. John Travis of Mulberry Street of 15 dollars. He married McCarthy on December 21 last, left the city on Christmas Day, deserted his bride in Bethlehem, and later proposed divorce which she refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fink
Howe
Miles Lovinda McCarthy
Weat
John Travis
Mulberry Street
Fink
Mise McCarthy
Iast
Dr. Renew Liver Pills Advertised as Cinnamon Drop Coated
An advertisement touts Dr. Renew Liver Pills coated like a cinnamon drop and easy to take with one pill per dose. A vial contains 40 pills priced at 10 contai. The copy claims wide popularity and competitive appeal but contains misspellings and unclear attribution to Matthews Brow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Renew
Matthews Brow
Northeastern Pennsylvania Club Offers Uniform Prize
The amateur base ball club offers 10 uniforms to the team with the most votes before June 26 as a sporting page notice explains. Cited as a chance for local boys to join the base ball procession in proper style.
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Pennsylvania
Large Winch Blown Down At Pittston Works
During a wind storm last evening a large winch at the Terra Cotte works on Main street Pittston blew down and dragged telegraph and telephone wires to the ground with it.
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Main Street
Pittston
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