City Notes Pay Days and Local Events
Dotiwate and Hid on compans poi we Piymouth mines Nom dam 6 on Saturday. The sixtb an nul reunion of the Siiires family will be held on Toesiey at the home of HKbert Bquiren. The bonds of Tax Collector Charles V Whitney and Richird Graves were approved by court on Saturday. James Quinn's funeral details noted. A fire on Phalps Street damaged property. Weekly exchanges list incomes and dates. Crystal Move Company to hold meeting to plan next show. Frank Totchnison injured at work on Saturday. Jaeeh Kot faces court for failed check. case to proceed.
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Dotiwate
Hid
Compans Poi
Siiires
Toesiey
Hkbert Bquiren
Charles V. Whitney
Wt Smhuret
Aml Richird Graves
Beott
Ice From Bavarian Glacier Feeds Munich Ice Famine Alleviation
A New York Press report details Bavarian ice exports after a winter drought. Prospectors mined under Mount Arberg and Mount Feurstine, built a mile long chute to the railway, dynamited cliffs, and hauled glacier ice to Munich in special cars, taking two days to reach the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Alpa
Mount Arberg Glenkner
Mount Feurstine
Birnhart
Mirnhorn
Sermon by Rev. F. P. Doty on Christ the Crucified
The Rev F P Doty preached on Christ the Crucified drawing lessons for Christian living. He described Paul as an ideal Christian minister embodying all elements of success. Doty urged believers to live as new creatures in faith and service.
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Christ the Crucified
Paul
Bo! Doty
Cesar Avene Methodist Episcopal Church
Doty
Corinthiane
Jesus Christ
Michodville
Gamollel
Moneddernton
Christ
Jenus Pier
Tad
Damasene
Abe
Moses
Baul
Jesus
Soul
Brom Heneforth Pratt
God
Hrist
Henry
Central Labor Union backs union labor on arches project
The Central Labor Union held a special meeting in Carpenters' hall to press for using union labor on arches for the court house project. A committee was set to urge the general committee and a telegram sent to National President Parsons requesting influence. Other actions included Labor Day planning with about 1,500 participants and uniform horse units, and union preference for union-shod horses in the parade.
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The
Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Marthy D. Flaherty
Beiong
Court House
Frank Moyer
Builders’ Exchange
Citizens’ Committee
Paresons
Letter Carriers’ Association
Oes Knikhts of
Labor
Bly
Martin D. Pyhenty
Flolton
Building ‘Trades’ Council
Charles Baxter
Miners
William J. O'Connell
Miscellaneous Trades
Toburco
Wade
Horee-Shaeys
Pennsylvania Brewing Company
Alee
New York
Central Labor Union of
Scranton
Central Labor
Mitel Interese
Smith Captured After Linden Street Bridge Robbery Escape
Samuel Smith, one of the suspects charged with a high way robbery on Linden street bridge, was rearrested last evening by Patrolman Gecledile near Mooring Creek bridge. He was found in the vicinity, arrested without resistance, and will be held for a morning hearing before Mayor Mote.
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Samuel Smith
Linden Street
Patcolman Totter
Gecledile
Mooring Creek
Mandamus Petition Delays Tax Warrant in Old Forge
A mandamus petition seeks to compel Hurgess Kennedy of Old Forge to issue a warrant to Monty M Harding tax collector for tax collection. Judge Baldwin hears the case on Saturday as appeal to void the borough proceeds remains before the superior court. Edwards set August 28 for the hearing with a fine noted. Attorneys Brien Kelly and John H Bonner represent Mr Harding.
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Hurgess Kennedy
Old Pforgy
Monty M. Handing
Kbalward
Birgess
Juhie Edwards
A.com
Brien and
Kelly
John H. Bonner
Harding
Rev H A Grant Sermon at Noy Aug Park
The Rev H A Grant B D delivered a discourse at Noy Aug Park addressing faith, conduct, and community guidance. The sermon highlighted spiritual leadership from the Howard Place African Methodist Episcopal congregation and emphasized moral resolve.
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H. A. Grant
The
Howard Place
African Methodist Epis
Detroit Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy for Recovery
Mrs. Bradish of Detroit writes of severe illness including loss of appetite weight loss headaches night sweats and hysteria. After trying doctors and a South sojourn she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports rapid relief and renewed health. The letter notes free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
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Bneband
Pinkham
E. M. Haabtsu
Dix
Dernorr
The Redeption of the Negro address at Nay Aug Park
A sermon delivered yesterday at Nay Aug Park drew a large audience as the speaker defended a pro black racial progress view. He argued the negro race is ancient and destined for prominence, opposing the belief that it is doomed to decline. The discourse will continue next Sunday at 5 p.m. with the Workers band of the Young Men’s Christian Association.
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America
HM. Turner
J. D
Tha. T
Cenior
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Boblly Weseris
Kildobin
Triste
Nay Aug Park
P.m
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Sold Worldwide
Ad for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claims it calms infants, cures colic and diarrhea, relieves wind, and shortens crying. It warns against other brands and urges mothers to buy the “Bobbing Syrup” at twenty five cents per bottle, highlighting its global distribution.
Faith and Medicine: interpreting healing as spiritual
Dr Bateson argues scriptures on healing are symbolic not literal, urging readers to view Jesus healings and miracles as spiritual cures. He cites biblical passages from Matthew Mark Luke and Isaiah, contrasting faith healing with medical practice and urging balance between prayer and physicians.
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Jesus
Bateson
Dardley Street
Ehirch
Dunmore
Elias
God
Matt
Matthew
Mark
Christ
Paul
Chicago's Great Tree Described as Nation's Largest
Report notes a immense sequoia near Chicago two and a half miles west of Growee Point on Charles Koz's farm. Girth 41 feet above ground, diameter 18 feet 6 inches, height 100 feet. Hollow trunk area fits a dining table, with a doorway and space for horses inside. Described as possibly the largest tree in the United States outside California footholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
Chicago
Charlies Koz
Growee Point
United States
California
Charles Kate
Columber
The Light That Failed
A chaotic scene aboard an elevator as a beetle-browed man pushes forward to ride first, jostling a slender young man who appears to show signs of consumption. The tense moment ends as the crowd observes the push and the door closes on the crowded ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otties Jay
Elevator Duel Sparks Heroic Stand in Crowded Car
In a crowded elevator, a slender, determined man confronts a bully as a crowd roots for the rescuer. The big man grabs the challenger, suspending him by the belt on the car front, ending the moment of attempted triumph amid cheers and tension.
The Little Encyclopedia Digest
A compilation of historical and scientific notes touching on geology physiology and geography. It references dynamite invention age standards public baths railway punctuality and island populations with brief remarks on life and civilization patterns.
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Perry Brothers
Wyoming Ave
Wyoming Avenue
H. B. Ware
Willams Building
Onn
James Quinn
James Iink
Phalps Street
Sanday
Leninton
Bower
Crystal More Company
Methhrre
Crystal Move Company
Frank Totchinson
Prack Tintehiesen
Monroe Ave
Balabet
Plymouth
Mosen Tay
Jaeeh
Srk
Deslor
Nord
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Rev
F. P. Doty
Washington Star
Watson
Sayine
Dheeshaepproval
Smith
B. D
Noy Aug Park
Larten
Finkman
Religious News Notes
Young Men'’s Christian Association
Washington Avenue
Henry Parson
Plymouth Congregational Church
Alice Mission
Jomea Ft. Hughes
Young Women’s Christian Association
Hugh Pavis
M. Whareh
South Main Avenues
Bellevue C. Mo
Darlton
James C Batley
Dackton Street
Hathmerviees Rey
EL Mog
Cenguins
Kalkenual Church
Wilsow- Barre
Westerdos
Tripp
J. C. Bateson
Chicago Inter-Oreaa
Chivgage
China Mall
Withers
Little Encyclopedia
England
Bet
United Kingdom
London
Madagarer
India
West Park
Oram Tract
North Main Avenue
Sumner
Lincoln Avenues
If Reynolds
Connell
Chas. Schlager
Conrad
Hawes
Miller
Lackawanna Avenue
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Pennsylvania
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst
W. H.H. Bull
Winola
Quitars
C. E Frear
Lake Winola, PA
Spring Grove House
Lake Carey
Wyoming County
Aoomeburg
Lehigh Nalles
Lake
John HO
Fern Hall
Crystal Lake
Carbondale
Veen
Jeaver Kern
Bondale
Connee- Hon
Jers
C. E. Johnson
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