Religious Meetings and Clergy Moves Across Center
A bulletin lists men’s meetings at the Railroad Y M C A and various church notices. Rev. Fagan’s two months Europe tour ends with a Rome audience and gifts. pastors fill in at Zion Lutheran, St Luke’s, and other congregations. Sunday services, class meetings, and missions are scheduled across Presbyterian and Methodist churches with receptions and guest preachers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Boriday
Wo OM. Moreh
Fagan
Great Bend
Miurope
Scotland
France
Germany
Rome
Holy Father
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
J. O'Donnell
TJ. Broderick
M. F. Manly
Susequehanna
FathercPonnell
Terie
Tomorrow's Services Across Methodist Churches District
A sprawling listing details Sunday services across multiple Methodist Episcopal parishes. It notes pastors, morning worships, evening sermons, Epworth leagues, and Sunday schools at various streets and towns with names like Rev. Benjamin Wheeler Rev. T. W. Rumer Rev. F. P. Tite and Rev. George A. Ciré, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aph Street Methodist Episcopal
BR. Antin
Claes
Vine
Stone
Nywoyth League of Os
Mint
Kate Hartman
Eulbient
Newords
Pier TS Enti
Takeefie
Benjamin Wheeler
T. W. Rumer
Wilkes Mane
Frank Lcwerda
Simpeon Methodist Episcopal
Courtooie
Court Street
Iewr
Laenan
Olasa
Witt
Sundaw Echowl
Gor Clark
Epworth League
Wodnoefay
Coty Avene Méthodist Epicopal Ejuiel
F. P. Tite
Pater Ati
Saadiy
Moons
Raweth Veacue
Ina Hatcher
Frangelical Lutheran Ninth Sunday Service Notes
Fragmented church notice lists Trinity theme and sermon topics. Mentions St Marks Waelihirny and local address cues. Includes morning service and evening subject Watchfulness with unclear place names and dates.
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Trinity
Aiospol
Lule
St. Mark's
Waelihirny
Oly
Adama Avenge
Mulberry
Special Saturday Prices On Lace, Belts, Ribbons And More
Local catalog style ad lists discounted items including palm leaf fans, satin belts, leather belts, laces and insertions, infant bonnets, velvet ribbons, torchon laces, white embroideries, corsets, trolly shawls, buckles, umbrellas, and taffeta ribbons. Prices shown as fractions and cents with multiple brands noted.
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Torchon
P. D
P.N
J. B
C. B
Abram and Lot Separate to Fulfill God’s Promise
The article reviews Genesis chapters 13 to 18, describing famine driving Abram to Egypt, his moral tests amid wealth and conflict with Lot, and the eventual separation of kin for God’s plan. It notes Abram’s faith under trial, Lot’s choices near Sodom, and the divine promise to Abram guiding future blessings.
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Canaan
Abram
Raypt
Tele Deen
Gied
Liaetors
Moet Errione
Abram Chooses Mountain Home Over the Plain
A religious reflection discusses Abram’s choice to dwell in the mountains near Mamre rather than in the plain of Sodom, contrasting safety and divine favor with worldly allure. It notes Mehran’s height and historic Palestine setting, urging faithfulness to God’s plan over earthly enticements.
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Alam
Twalding
Abram
Anna Teank
Mamre
Mehran
Judah
Palestine
Mediterranean
Lot
Egypt
Ouraeoos
Cheeurite
Hebron
Goshaxiweh
Pitching tent toward Sodom and Sechem in life lessons
A preachy sermon-like text warns readers to avoid worldly temptations and missteps. It urges steadfast faith, citing biblical examples of Esau and Lot to illustrate dangers of compromising one’s path. The tone blends moral instruction with vivid warnings about modern life’s enticements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seden
Haley
Bodoni
Peron
Sodom
Seocham
Leware
Strikers threaten nonunion workers amid Cedar avenue shop turmoil
Testimony from William Bushman and J P Fuller details interference on the way to work and failed purchases at Blade & Vaughan's as strikers press demands. Witnesses describe numerous pickets, threats, and stone throwing near the Cedar avenue bridge while deputies and workers recount mob actions and intimidation during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bushman
J. P. Fuller
Winton Burley
Blade & Vaughan's
Burley
William Kellerman
Cedar Avenue Bridge
William Keyser
H. H. Mintzenberger
William Lyle
Cedar Avenue
Thomas McKernon
Newark
N. J
Woestpfhal
Henry Mahle
Patrick O'Connor
Round House
W. H. Reynolds
Binghamton
Charles Cordier
Reynolds
Michaels
Cordier
Eugene Dwyer
James Clarke
Clarke
Dwyer
Wimple
Newcomb
Kelly
Thvyer
Philip Sluth
Frank Sehauer
Andrew Steinmetz
Joseph Nitch
O. K. Stone
Nicholas Phillips
Philander Silsbee
Phillips
Millar
John Vincent
Boonton
John Burke
Jacob Sug
Fourth Street
Andrew Solack
Palm Street
Michael Augustine
John Niteh
Lolack
Taft's early boldness and boxing fame recounted
The Tribune recalls William H. Taft's youth at Yale as a popular athlete known for boxing, his decisive action against a scandal sheet editor in Cincinnati, and his later rise as the first civil governor of the Philippines. The column blends biographical reminiscence with other astrology and fashion notes from the era.
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William H. Taft
Philippines
Rtch Brown
Taft
Yale
Cincinnati
Washington
National Capital
Mra. Taft
William
Doctora
Multiple Church Services Listed In Local Notices
A scanned fragment lists various church services across numerous congregations. Names include Rev. WL ty Lauer, Rev. James Witke, Rev. Jehn Randolph, Rev. Ferdinand Battelmeier, and Rev. Lutheren Waring. Services span 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with Sunday schools and evenings noted. locations include Cedar Avenue, Birch Street, Prescott Avenue, Madison Avenue, Mulberry Street, and Monroe Avenue.
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Strenteitter
Spieker
Ms Bayles
St. Pauls
Atonie
WL Ty Lauer
Pavier
Sprvines
A. Mg Bunding
Zion
Mifflin Avenue
Plop
Hizelmann
Suvices
Christchurch
Cedar Avenue
Birch Street
James Witke
St. Peter's
Prescott Avenue
Jehn Randolph
Silviers
Kinane
Rees Atreet
Ferdinand Battelmeier
Penmiath Congregation
Othamand
W. W. Addit
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Lutheren Waring
Boston
Sanday Pelind
Tableti
Croegers Christian Endeavor Service
Eveorvniady
Providence Chritian Church
Clymer
Sudlay Ehhool
Yeurg People's Meeting
St David's
Ewer Boni
Chrislin Hndeaver
Topay
First Church
Christ Solentioth
Adama
Togo A.m
Tull
O'Clork
Mary Aaker
Ami
W. Messenger
Balbunda
Wining Agaln Falee Mortemes
Ochina
Siti School
Endeavor
Ney Awe Ang
Hottom Adie
Jeferkon
Berglees
Ree
Thomas F
Seeviers
Me Clark
Memorial Baptist Church
W. F. Davies
Serviews
Tea Growing in the United States
An article notes American ingenuity and machinery improving tea production to rival Asia. It highlights trials over winters, confirming tea plants thrive in U.S. climate and yield quality and quantity per acre compare favorably with Eastern standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ching
Japan
Orient
Everybody's Magazine
Exceptions to Decree in Winton Dean Trust Case
Attorneys filed exceptions to the court decree in the case of A. D. Deans trustee against BW M Winton and others. Judge H M Edwards heard arguments. the filing outlines numerous alleged legal errors and questions of law about trusts, sales, limitations, and interests. The document signals a step toward appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hurns
Joseph O'Brien
Dean
Truster
M. Winton
H. M. Edwards
Messrs. Burns
O'Brien
Muart'n
A. D. Down
BB. Price
Supreme Court
Ader Chamel
Chan
Winton
Tien
Sit
W. W
Wow
Ieae
Eenint
Church
Joseph Chunh
Chet Ian
The Cost of Crime
A New York Herald discussion estimates crime costs to the community as huge. It argues 20,000 criminals would need monthly pensions to deter activity, while the public bears expenses from enforcement, courts, and penalties totaling hundreds of millions. The piece notes urban residents pay the largest share and cites federal and state expenditures alongside property loss.
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Crimi
Dha
Pires
Pwr
Dirhdin PopMterson
Ladd
Moving pictures promise future reach in education and life scenes
The article praises moving pictures as a force for learning showing children in cities and rural areas scenes from nature, industry, and daily life. It highlights panoramas of cities, farms, and famous places, plus dramatic contrasts like a Spanish warship in New York harbor and a wreck at Santiago, illustrating the medium's educational power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edication
Rey MiArdie
Kyorwe Tewle
Tian
Central States
Mutaaeope
Cape
Civereliio
Hayes, Towne
Sarde
Taran
Niagara
London
New York
Pari
Bambao
Canton
Spain
Viteays
New York Harbor
Santiago
Evile of Antipyrine Headache Cure Claims
Krause's Headache Capsules allegedly relieve headaches without antipyrine chloral morphine or harmful ingredients. They are said to cure quickly and leave the head clear and cool with a price of 25 cents, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
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Mpworth
Jamen Menninger
Jones Benninger
Cadgwan
Toofeleck
U Singer
Dietant
el Park Church
Baptist
G. Revenour
Mitadelphia
Oldrman
Elowe
Sibbath Acoot
Cee Ridge Baptist Olvnted
Fond
Partir
Young Peoples Meeting
South Main Avenue
Rkev
SFO Mathews
My.roth
Bummer Avenue
Ehitech
Oortier Sumner Ann
Pricepstreet
Rew
Wark
Piowerth
Young People's Society
Adame Avenue Chapel
James Hughes
Row
Rankin
Robert Jones
L Th. Footer
Episcopal
Roger Teruel
Tree
Hauehtion
St. Luke's Churel
Hely
St. Mark’s
Dunmore
Monien
Board Mission
South Side
Methodist Episcopal
Eee
Techees
Madras
Eneso
Ani
Hethel
Canain
Aires
Fetlwl
God
Haran
Gironelle
Paul
Barnabas
Mark Arteswan
Casey
Altai
Waele
Bethel
Jordan
Dead Sea
Mya
Pool Crace
Cana
Tia Poe
Abram i
Moreh Ogen
J. B. Gilbert
D.D
American Society of Religious Education
Robert F. Y. Pierce
D. D
H. F. Revel &O
Chiicogo, Till
Stanton
Steinmetz
The
Chicago Tribune
COLES
Stonma
Emething
Neptune
Earth
America
Thona
Tnd
Alwawe Neoid
C. Coles
Panama
New York Sun
South America
Parana
Belgium
England
Porto Rico
Mexico
Edwards
Chambers
Dean-Winter Equity
Catherine Wintin
Isaac Dean
Catherine Winton
Winton Coal Company
New York Herald
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