Scranton Churches Reject Schievera Visit Plan
The committee for the Florence Mission Fame and Scranton Christian Endeavor decision will not finance a Schievera tour this season. They will canvass the city first to gauge funds before arranging any future preaching and plan a Scranton Erie state convention trip for August. The article notes praise for church groups applying business methods to religious work and mentions the Good News rescue car tour by Charles N. Crittenden, with Florence Rescue circles to be established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Schievera
Scranton
Mr. Schievera
Schievera
Salone
Schlevera
Young Men's Christian Association
Nay Aug Falls
Franklin Avenue
Christian Endeavor
Pennsylvania
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Scranton City Union
Society of the Union
George G. Mahy
Executive Committee
The
Union
J. C. Manning
Pittaton
Tri-County Union
C. E. Daniels
Charles N. Crittenden
New York
United States
Evangelical Party
Crittenden
Goff
Buffalo
Assisant
Charles Wiley
Association
the Lackawanna
J. Im. Chance
Sedalia
Second Presbyterian Church
Intrumental
Oranton
Mobare
Lal Bre
Burroughs Named Superintendent of John Raymond Institute
The board created a new office of education secretary to supervise manual training at the John Raymond Institute. H H Burroughs of Washington DC, Cornell ME class of 1904, will take the post Sept 1, with strong endorsements from Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
John Raymond Institute
H. H. Burroughs
Washington, D. C
Burroughs
Cornell
Religious services listed for Sunday across city churches
A long list details sunrise and evening sermons at Second Presbyterian Howard Place African Methodist Episcopal St Pauls English Lutheran First Baptist and many more. It notes pastors, times, Sunday schools, catechetical instruction and special services including gospel temperance and communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
James Anderson
Leroy
First Baptist Church
Collins
Owen James
Holidaysburg
James
Penn Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Avenue
Wilfred W. Shaw
Port Deposit
Green Ridge
United T Evangelical Church
G. L. Maice
Trinity United Evangelical Mission
Littl England
Camp Meeting
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
G. T. Price
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
William Holmes
Epworth League
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Saint Luke's Church
Rogers Israel
Saint Mark's
Dunmore
A. L. Urban
The
Theological Seminary
Mount Airy
Philadelphia
T Gouldsboro
Jackson Street
Baptist Church
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
F. P. Doty
Grace Lutheran Church
Foster A. Gift
Young Men's Christian Association
J. B. Guiney
Notes on Musical Matters at Home and Abroad
A survey of upcoming operatic events and notable performers. Prof T J Davies Mus Bac has composed a sacred song "Out of the Deep" dedicated to Richard Thomas. Prof Roberts leads Atlantic City choir with Aborn Opera members. Mackay plans a new touring company from September 1 visiting Scranton. Wilkes Barre to premiere Herbert and Smith's Wizard of the Nile with Frank Daniels directing. Aborn and Canary & Lederer involved in opera productions. Leser notes on ticket office experiences at Casino box office. The piece discusses star system trends, Paris composers societies, and vocal studies abroad. It highlights Miss Sadie Kaiser in London and Elsie A C VanDervoort in New York church service. It recounts Mme Melba’s Huguenots moment and Noua Tallie Morgan's potential New York engagement. It mentions Green Ridge Presbyterian and Elm Park church concerts and other local musical activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Davies
Heans Herbert & Smith
Wilkes-Barre Kodak
Sadie Kaiser
London
Emma Abbott
Europe
Mies Kaiser
Elsie A. C. VanDervoort
New York
Elm Park Church
Elm Park
Sullivan
VanDervoort
Wooller
Thomas
Time Limit Forbid It From Harper's Basar
A humorous row unfolds as a theatergoer asks a man to have his wife remove her hat. He explains they must catch a train twenty minutes after the show and it takes her an hour to don the hat, tying up late departure and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Basar
To Look Like Twenty in Denver Post Verse
A playful poem notes a girl aged fifteen when she wore hair high no curl and a long gown. Adults say she seems twenty as she preserves the look, then at twenty five ties hair low with red ribbons and curls.
Happy release after years of pain for Miss Alice Young
Rochester resident Miss Alice Young at 302 Alexander Street recounts lifelong back and kidney pain. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief after following directions and reports renewed strength and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Young
Alexander Street
Rochester, N
Rochester
Miss Young
Dean
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement Notice
It urges everyone to equip for health with Hood's Sarsaparilla as a general tonic to keep blood pure and resist disease. It warns changing water quality can cause trouble and recommends a few drops in water. Hood's Vegetable Pills are praised as a gentle cathartic aiding digestion for natural regular results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Phantom woodland song and elusive melody described in verse
A deep forest scene portrays a sweeter minstrel than any morning or evening tune. The speaker muses on a phantom voice that haunts memory, a mysterious melody that evades clear meaning as nature's bells and winds stir the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della
New York Stocks End Higher After Quiet Opening Trade
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange opens quietly with limited movements. Manhattan stock leads gains to 119% while General Electric slides to 36% on renewed union talk. Missouri Pacific and Grangers rise to 144% later, with overall volume near 156 thousand shares and a strong close near day’s top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
General Electric
Manhattan
Bears
Missouri Pacific
Grangers
Western Union
Lakeshore
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Bpruce Street
Scranton
Market prices for grains and commodities listed in Georgia area
Price sheet shows Green at 91.1081.15 per bushel split 2.5 de 2.0 with items including Jentels GaSe and potatoes new sliced smoked beef 1 Ib cans 40 per dozen pork meus 14.50 short cut lard leaf interces sc ln tubs pails per Ib 5 Ib pails misc lard tubs and pails with fractions per Ib flour Minnesota patent per barrel 4.0 to 4.00 Ohio Indiana amber 4.10 graham rye flour 4.50 feed mixed per cent 1.10 grain corn oats rye straw per ton 13 to 16 hay 1 bal 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Graham
New York Market Summary for Commodities and Provisions
Wheat and corn futures show a dull to firm tone with spot markets scarce for corn and oats. prices quoted for No. 2 red, No. 2 yellow, and various futures. Provisions and fats remain firm with lard and butter steady. cheese and eggs show moderate activity and steady prices across state and western markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
White State
Western Steam
City
Sea
Western
Pennsylvania
Miia Uige
Wheat and corn prices steady in Toledo and Chicago runs
Toledo reports receipts of 601 bushels of wheat with firmer market for No 2 red cash and a September bid around 72 cents while No 3 red sits near 64 cents. Corn shows 7 585 bushels received with quiet trade and No 2 mixed around 41 to 42 cents. oats ease with multiple 2nd and 3rd grades listed. Chicago notes steadier cattle at top around 3.70 to 3.75 with hogs firm and mixed, and oil bids at 128 in Pittsburgh with no sales posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Alsuce
Timothy
Chicago
Western Rangers
Iron Age notes rising prices and Lehigh Valley bonds
Industry bulletin reports growing conviction that iron and coal prices will rise beyond current levels. It cites Brown Shipley prospectus on Lehigh Valley Coal bonds showing 1.72 million in treasury, potential coal lands of 250 million tons, and real estate value around 28 million. Bonds were paid with 4 percent sterling notes from London linked to the Lehigh Valley Railroad seating debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown, Shipley & Co
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
London
Coal Trade Journal
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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News OF the Churches
Chitrenton
Florence Mission Fame
D. C. Richards
Rescue Mission
Wales
Stephen Jones
Congregational Church of Wales
Tuoes and Coy Church
Bridgend
Glanorganshere
Eleventh Street
First Congregational Church
West Side
Congregational Church
North Main Avenue Christian Church
Theodore Vlademiroff
Providence Presbyterian Church
Prof. Davies
Herbert and Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Prof. Roberts
Atlantic City
Mackey
Professor Roberts
St. Peter's Cathedral
St. Nicholas Church
Roberts
Seashore
Aborn Opera Company
Impressario Mackay
Mackay- Kenny Opera Company
Frothingham
Olen
Canary & Lederer
Paris
Musical Authors’, Composers’ and Publishers’ Society
Henry E. Dixey
Adonis
Lillian Russell
Giroffe-Giroffa
Robert Mantell
Loris Spanoff
Rose Coghlan
Fanny
Davenport
Grismonda
New York Press
Lillian Nordica
Mme. Nordica
Mme. Melba
Hotel Savoy
Mamma
Birdie
Noua Tallie Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Willard Spencer
Broadway Theater
Haydn’ Evans
W. C. Weeden
Young Men's Christian Association Glee Club
Nay Aug Park
F. D. Brundage
Maggie Jones
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
George F. Whittemore
C. F. Whittemore
Lydia Pichel
Denver Post
Wong
Frank L. Brantoo
Ing
Tobacco Co
Cot
Eebeeeerme Am
Sugar Reg Co
Ches
R. J. & P Sonee Delaware & Hud
Dist. & C. F
Electric
Lake Shore
Louis
Ng Mo. Pacific
Cordage
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
N.Y
N. E
Bid Ask
Dis
Green Ridge Lumber Co
Lackawanna Lumber Co
First National
Beens Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
Third National Bank
Thuron
Coa Land Co Sone
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Glass Co
National Boring & Drilling ‘Co
Soon
Scranton Jar & StarCo
Oaee
Lacka
Montrose R. Oseee
Spring Brook Water Co
Cceeee Ooen Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Anthracite Land & Imp
Tore Lacka. Trust
Pittsburg
Old Exchange
Ol City
Jennine
Gathushe
Ricker General Dealer
New Telephone Exchange
Adams Ave
Wyoming Ave
Leader
Ess
Nottingham
Colgate’s
U. E. Crofut, Prop’r
Heart Lake, Pa
Atation
William S. Millar
Gas and Water Co
Center ST
Tod
Nax-Aug
M. H. Dale
MT. Pleasant
Wyoming Avenue
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