Determined Move to Host 1806 Convention in Boranton
South Side Scranton undertakes evangelistic effort led by Rev F A Lyne to bring the 1806 Christian Endeavor Convention to Boranton. A large canvas tent at Codlar avenue and Brook street will host services for steel workers and city residents, with Schivera as preacher and music by local ensembles under BH Wolfsohn. Delegates prepare to travel to Erie for the convention while local churches rally support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Boranton
F. A. Lyne
South Side
Scranton
Heuor Schivera
Codlar Avenue
Brook Street
Helivera
Cedaravenue Methodist Episcopal Church
AL Wolfsohn
Erie
Lackawanna Road
Chelatian Association
Wyoming Avenue
Church Services and Schedules Across Local Faith Homes
A roundup of church services across St Pauls and neighboring congregations listing pastors and times. Rev George M Schetty at English Lutheran Park Place. Grace Lutheran free pews. Co A services at 10 90 a m 7 90 p m. First Presbyterian Washington Ave preaching by Rev James T Smith with 6 30 pm Christian Endeavor. Saint Lukes Tenth Sunday after Trinity Holy Communion 7 00 am, morning 10 00 am, evening 7 20 pm. Saint Marks Dunmore with A I Wrban in charge Sunday School 3 pm, evening 4 pm. Green Ridge United Evangelical G L Make pastor Sunday School 9 0 0 am, K L C B 6 45 pm, preaching 10 50 am, Bible reading 7 45 pm. Church of Christ Scientist Spencer Building 619 Adams Ave 10 30 am, Experience meeting Friday 8 pm. First Baptist Pastor Collins exchanges pulits with Rev J R Ellis Olyphant 10 20 am 7 90 pm. Second Presbyterian Rev James A Anderson Le Roy NY preaching morning and evening. Howard Place AM Church preaching 10 30 am by Rev B T Bynum Pittston 8 pm by the summary context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street
Chalter
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Floyd
Trinity Lutheran Church
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
Edwin Luan Miller
St. Paul's English
James T. Smith
L.L. D
General Assembly
Christian Endeavor
Saint Luke's Church
Roev
Rogers Israel
Saint Mark's
Dunmore
A. I. Wrban
Green Ridge
Church of Christ, Scientist
Spencer
Adame Avenue
First Baptist Church
Collins
J. R. Ellis
Olyphant
Second Presbyterian Church
James A. Anderson
le Roy
N. Y
Howard Place
A. M
B. T. Bynum
Pittston
Review of Passing Events Foretold by Prof Coles
A REVIEW of storms and disasters appears to confirm Professor Coles foretelling. The list cites rain storms in Denver Morrison Sally Avenue five, quaker town NJ, hail in Lancaster, an NJ quake nine minutes, swine disease in western New York and floods and lightning across the Midwest. Weather prophets and Ira Hicks concede Coles accuracy as Dunn’s theories are debunked. this is the fifth correction in support of Coles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Morrison and Sally
Ave
Germany
Quakertown
N. J
Lancaster
Gloveraville
New York
Coney Island
Kansas
Oswego
N. Y. Ave
Rensselaer
Ind
Wichita
Trenton
Allentown
Roston
Norristown
Reading
Desene
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New Mexico
C. Coles
Kingson
Ira Hicks
Dunn
Coles
Daly acquires English rights for French pantomime Mademoiselle Premation
Augustin Daly secures production rights in England for a French pantomime titled Mademoiselle Premation by Michel Carre and Jean Hubert. Madame Jane May is set to star as Pierrot in this topsy turvy take on a classic legend. Also noted are casting hints for Trilby in London and updates on Macbeth at the Lyceum with Sir Henry Irving, plus Hart’s stage plans and Andy Mack’s Myles Aroon tour in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustin Daly
England
Paris
Cercle Des Fundabules
M&m
Michel Carre
Jean Hubert
Francois Thome
Madame Jane May
Daly
Henry Irving
Wilkes-Barre Times
Daniel L. Hart
Navasink
N. J
Stuart Hobeton
Mr. Hart
Robson
Hart
Andy Mack
Waverly Meg Browe to Lead Sunday Services at Baptist
Meg A Mergen Browe will hold Usual Sunday services at the Baptist church tomorrow. Rev A Reynolds preaches to a new Baptist congregation at Pittston tomorrow. Epworth League Literary Society of the Methodist church plans an entertainment next Thursday at 7 30 pm with silver offerings. No services at the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow due to Rev F H Parson. A Woods camp meeting at Fells Grove begins tonight under C T Davis church leadership. The two fold object is ecumenical service and fundraising assistance. Eminent ministers will attend with good singing. Services at 10 20 am 2 30 and 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg. A. Mergen Browe
Baptist Church
A. Reynolds
Pittston
Epworth League Literary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. H. Parson
Fells Grove
African Methodist Episcopal Church
C.T. Davis
Local Notes From OLD FORGE Noted Sickness and Visits
Mrs Lewis Edsall remains at home due to illness. Miss Carrie Brodhead visits her brother in MIN as W Scott smiles moving his family into a new home. Moos H L Edsall and family returned. Mr Koehler spent time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Edsall
Carrie
Brodhead
Min
W. Scott Smiles
H. L. Edsall
Koehler
Judge Edwards acclaimed at Welsh eisteddfod in Llanelly
The Western Mail reports Judge H. M. Edwards of Scranton as a central figure at the Llanelly eisteddfod. The Welsh-American crowd hailed his Welsh speech and the pairings of David and Jonathan analogies drew loud laughter. Daughters of Daniel Edwards and coal magnate circles attended, with Mrs. Edwards beside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.M. Edwards
Morien
Western Mall
Judge Edwards
Old Country
Sam
Atlantic
Republic of the Wear
New York
Fittsburg
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Wilkes,Barre
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Daniel Edwards
United States
Messrs
Samuel Thomas & Co
Catasaqua
Oliver Williams
Edwards
Cadfan
Wales
Jerusalem
St. Paul
Monmouthshire
Hu Gadarn
Polnta
David
Jonathan
T. David
Popwar
Scrantonians
Concert at Methodist church delights Newton crowd
Arthur Biesecker and Miss Mable Biesecker of Newton spent Sunday with friends. A large audience attended Professor Crowell’s zither concert at the Methodist church last Tuesday evening. Crowell is a fine zither player and the performance pleased all. Miss Cora Decker of Scranton visited relatives here. Rev Browe and wife of Waverly spent Friday with friends. James Dickson is in New York City. Miss Orilla Fitzgerald of New Jersey visits relatives here. H J Colvin is slowly recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Biesecker
Mable Biesecker
Newton
Professor Crowell
Methodist Church
Cora Decker
Scranton
Rev. Browe
Waverly
James Dickson
New York City
Orilla Fitzgerald
New Jersey
H. J. Colvin
At It Again Lord Byron Green Sparks Midnight Rant
A scorching local editorial vents at Nomad Green calling his late night prose unworthy and vindictive. It accuses him of relentless lying and petty rivalry with The Tribune, implying deeper misconduct and a continued pattern of attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Byron Green
Nomad Green
Lord Byron
Tribune
Spavin
Eryon
Bryan
Wall Street Review: Mixed Trading Amid Crop Outlooks
New York market notes say Manhattan stock fell from 117.5 to 114 after weak June quarter statements. Chicago Gas rose to 101 with western buyers, while rails held firm on crop optimism. Prices for many active stocks moved within narrow fractions as speculation stayed quiet. numerous grain and livestock quotes and wheat, corn, oats, and butter values appear in the day’s market ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street Review
Stock Exchange
Manhattan
Chicago
New England
Lake Erie
Western
Tribune
G. du Hi
Dimmick
William Ling
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
Wise
Re i Muay, Inc
City
South America
Eigins
Eat
Am. Tobacco Co
Sugar Heg Co
West le
South
Chen
Ohio
Chicago Gas
N. W
Ap Assanses
Louis
Nashawaneee
O Pacific
Steee Ty Nat
N. Central
N. Y
Nor. Pacific
Nor
Pacific
West
Pacific Mail
Phil
Read
Southern
Tex, Tenn
Union Pacific
Wabash
Chicago Board OF Trade
Weebessee
Market Summary and Oil Quotations From Aug 16
Hors: hogs and sheep prices mixed with ranges for pigs lambs and ewes. Ranges show good to choice heavy hogs steady to lower for pigs. Pigs early 34.90 to 5.06. Prime lambs 4.85 to 5.0. Exports 1.26 to 3.30. Oil market: Pittsburg oil closes at 1 125. Standard Oil price 125. Ool City oil opens 133 high 133 low 126 close 133.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Timothy
Chicago
Wealth Rangers
Hetvy Eine and
Einamenee
Lambs
Pittsburg
Oil
Standard Oil Company
Philadelphia Tallow Market Slumps in Early Trading
Philadelphia market report notes dull and weak tallow with quotes across grades. City prime tallow in birds at 4 cents, country prime in barrels 4 1 4? cents, dark tallow in barrels 4 cents, cakes 4 4 cents, and grease ready for Hye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
News of Our Industries Happenings in Coal Trades
Wilkes-Barre Record reports Daniel Davis resigning as mine foreman at Empire colliery No 4 Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre to replace Samuel Griffiths. Lehigh Valley railroad shops post a pay-withholding notice for intoxicant concerns. Easton runs must live near station or pay fare. Uniform fittings for Wyoming division set next week. Color blindness test car remains in East Mauch Chunk. George Rashberger conducts testing. Superintendent Baker of Colebrook Furnaces resigns. M F Louis Grammer to succeed. Grammer, son of Rev Julius Grammer, a Lehigh graduate and former Carnegie furnaces chief chemist, joins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Davis
Empire
Lehigh and
Samuel Griffiths
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Easton
Wyoming
East Mauch Chunk
George Rashberger
Baker
Colebrook
Lackawanna Iron and Stes Company
Scranton
M. F. Louis Grammer
Baltimore
Man Reclaims Coat as Train Sprints Away
A New England train stop sparks a chaotic coat chase. A man frantically retraces seats and rails searching for his forgotten overcoat, only to clash with a veiled woman in black as the train pulls away, leaving confusion in the smoking car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Gra
Scranton Business Directory Fragments Include Shops and Hotels
A fragmented Scranton business directory listing numerous merchants across Lackawanna Avenue Lackawanna Street Spruce and Penn avenues includes names in ‘‘GROCERIES HARDWARE WINE LEATHER CANDY” and entries for mills, furnitures and hotels such as Scranton House. The mangled text lists dozens of firms by specialty and street locations.
Hardware and plumbing merchant list appears for Olyphant area
An index of local merchants and shop names lists hardware plumbing goods boots shoes furniture carpets wall paper general merchandise paints wall paper coffee and spice floral designs and related shops with street addresses such as Lackawanna Penn Main Market Olyphant and Washington as part of a historical city directory snippet.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News OF the Churches
Schivera
Fred A. Lyne
Scranton Young Men's Christian Association
Reformed Episcopal Church of Detroit
Eanrias
Peckville
George IM. Scheldy
Scheldy
West Pittaton
Mia St. Luke's Church
J. G. Whitmore
St. David's Church
M. H. Mill
All Souls Church
Pine Street
T. Roscoe
Old Forge
Llanelly
Judge
Misa Kaiser
Soul
America
Western Mail
H. M. Edwards
Mies Sadie Kalser
the Tribune
London
Leonard's
Hastings and St. Leonard's
Mias Kaleer
Coborn
Remberg
Hastings Times
Sadie Kaiser
Miss Kalers
Gretchen Mece
Costa
Pittaton
Plains
Carbondale
Kaleer
Allen Lawrence
Richard Lindsay
Court House
Women's Christian Temperance Union
C. J
Maurklin Scouten
Elwell
Bradford County
Lehigh
Sullivan
Tiogo
Mies Belle Avery
Lemon Township
Auburn
Northrop
Hastings
Republican
Hastings and
Gilkeson
Hardie
Stroudsburg
Henry Burkiss
Turnpike and
Redfield Streets
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Dalton
California
Boliles
Ineiden Am
Knuckles
Erin
Minnesota
Indiana
Graham
Chicago Livestock
Buffalo
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Ask Dime Dep
Green Ridge Lumber Co
First National Bank
Lackawanna Lumber
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
Wee Third National Ban
Thuron Coal Land Co
Ee Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Glass Co
Ooow National Boring & Drilling Co
Aeoe Lacka, & Montrose
Scranton Jar & Btop
Spring Brook
Rushbrook Coal Co
Perriloo Scranton Pass Railway
People’s St. Railway
People's St. Railway
Pittston Traction
OU Market
Wyoming Ave
Silk
Sworth
Comet
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Ogreca Merchants’ and Mechanics
National
Lackawanna
West Side Bank
N. Main
Scranton Savings
the Scranton Bedding Co
Lucka
Brewers
Robinson
China
Rupprecht, Louis
Penn
Williams, J. D. & Bro
Lacka
Matthews, C. P. Sons & Co
The
Weston Mill Co
Jiencke & McKee
Spruce
Monumental Works
Owens Bros
Adama Avenue
Beranton Dairy Co
Penn and Linden
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Howley, P. FL & M. T
Kelly, T. J. & Co
Mogirge & Connell
Franklin Avenue
Porter
John T
Land
Lackawanna Rice
Levy & Co
Dale & Stevens
Cleveland, A
Harness & Saddlery Hardware
Fritz G. W
Keller & Harris
Walsh, Edward J
Willams, Samuel
Goldsmith Bray
Wall Paper
Ford
W. M
Scranton Canidy Co
T. H. Watts Co
W. Lacks
Babcock, G. J. & Co
Franklin
Scranton Supply and Mack, Co
Hill & Connell
Washington
Blume, Wm. & Son
Scranton House
Near Depot
Brown's Bee Hive
Florey, C. M
Gunater & Forsyth
Cowles, W. C
Ians, Main
Rogers, A. E
Boots and Shoes
Goodman's Shoe Store
Barbour
Credit House
Inglis
J. Scott
General Merchandise
8Nook, 8. M
Winke
J. C
THA, Coffe and Spice Grand Union Tea Co
Main
Clark, G. BR. & Co
Caterer
Huntington, D. C
N. Washington
Pirie
J. J
Raub, A. R
Dragoista
McGarrah & Thomas
Lorentz
Linden
Wash Davis
G. W
Malin and Market
Bloes
Peckyilie
Davies
John J
Malin
Simweill, V. A
Crockery and Glassware
Harding, J. L
Radin Bros
Kresky, H. & Co
Creamery Stone Bros
XL Spruce
ETG
Parker, E. R
Caryl's
Benjamin & Benjamin
Franklin & Bypruce
Merchant Tailor
Roberts
Stelle
J. Lawrence
Mulley
Ambrose
Triple Stores
Providenci
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