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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1895

Page

3

Sermon on Virtue Liberty and Patriotism at Trinity Church

Sunday religious services highlighted by Rev. Gift of Grace Lutheran who spoke on virtue liberty and patriotism for the Junior Order of United American Mechanics at the YMCA auditorium. He urged immigration limits, Bible in schools and a flag in each building, while stressing patriotism and God fearing conduct.

Foster U. Gift Grace Lutheran Church Young Men’s Christian Association Order of United American Mechanics Parthenon God Matthew Gift United States Cevotton

Unchastity Meetings Planned at Trinity Church Scranton

Trinity Lutheran Church on Adams avenue hosts a sermon on Un chastity by Rev Edwin Lynn Miller followed by separate meetings for men and for women. Speakers include Mayor William L Connell and doctors William W Ives Lowell M Gates, Frances B Swan and Anna M Clarke. The sessions aim to discuss moral prevention and public virtue.

Trinity Lutheran Church Adams Avenue Mulberry Street Trinity Church Edwin Lynn Miller William L. Connell Scranton William W. Ives Lowell M. Gates Frances B. Swan Florence Crittenden Mission Poor Board Anna M. Clarke the Tribune Miller Trinity Shurch Hell Luther Solome Edwin Lunn Miller

New Pastor In Charge at Hickory Street Church

Rev William A Nordt officiated yesterday as pastor of the Hickory Street Presbyterian Church. He preached to full congregations in the morning and evening, stressing the setting of Christ's Transfiguration as a sign of his divinity and urging adherence to the word of God. He urged forgetting past troubles, embracing the present, and hopeful future with God.

Nordt Hickory Street Presbyterian Church William A. Nordt Jesus Christ Mr. North

Religious Notes From Scranton Pastors Union Meeting

Regular monthly Scranton Pastors Union meeting held at the Y M C A at 10 20 a m Rev William Edgar pastor of Providence Methodist preached on Our Brotherhood A scheduled sermon by Rev J S James of Philadelphia at Penn Avenue Baptist Church and Rev F P Doty of Hampton Street Methodist spoke on The Human and Divine Estimate of the Same Person Contrasted Holy Communion administered at Green Ridge Baptist Church and St Luke's Episcopal Church morning service Dr McLeod spoke at First Presbyterian on The Fifth of the Ten Words Rev Manley Hard represented the Methodist Church Extension Society at Elm Park Church morning service George T Price of Court Street Methodist preached in the morning on Joshuas Call to Suc ceord Moser and in the evening on The Arrested line truncated text indicates further references to Dr James McLeod and Rev Charles E Robinson

W. W. Jones Virgin’s Sodality St. Peter's Cathedral Hew J. H. McHugh Simpson M Epworth League J. R. Ellis Blakely Scranton Street Baptist Church Matthews Groton Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Race Dornblaser Scranton Pastors’ Union William Edgar Providence Methods Our Brotherhood James Philadelphia Penn Avenue F. P. Doty Hampton Street Methodist Church Green Ridge Baptist Church St. Luke's Episcopal Church McLeod First Presbyterian Church Manley Hard Kingston Methodist Church Extension Society Elm Park Church George T. Price Court Street Joshua Moser Tive James McLeod Charles E. Robinson

The Merry World at Frothingham Tonight

The Canary and Lederer troupe bring The Merry World to Frothingham tonight in a burlesque style sequel to The Passing Show. The program includes Trilby Sans Gene Rob Roy and Wang with lavish costumes and La Petite Adelaide featured. Seats on sale now.

Canary & Lederer New York Casino Frothingham Rob Roy Wang la Petite Adelaide Academy of Music Onera Uncle Tom Stetson Academy Elrelo New York City London England Thirteenth Regiment Mantell Robert Mantell Espy Williams

Niece Mistakes Bottle for Gin. Aunt Dies of Carbolic Acid

New York reports Annie Heffern, 30, of Northfield Staten Island, died from carbolic acid poisoning after her niece Annie Lewis says she mistakenly gave her aunt the poison, thinking it was gin. A line about travel ads for Michigan Central and a Scranton map solicitation follows.

Mra. Meffern New York Annie Heffern Northfield Staten Island Annie Lewis

Rally Of Commercial Men Banquet For Indigent Traveler Home

A Scranton event by the Commercial Travelers association began with a rally at Young Men’s Christian Association hall and a banquet at the St. Charles hotel to raise 1000 for a national home for indigent travelers. Attendees included Mayor George E. Green and multiple regional leaders. Green urged organization and reform.

Commercial Travelers’ Association of Scranton Young Men's Christian Association St. Charles Hotel National Home For Indigent Commercial Traverse W. A. Coleman Weston Mill George E. Green Binghamton D. W. Cleveland Rochester N. Y George EB. Strome Wilkes-Barre Association James D. Aldrich Detroit Mich W. H. Booth Hornellsville Green Home Committee National Association Roche John FE. Roche Mayor Green Sherman House Jamestown A. H. Ellis Wellsboro O. C. Brown Greenville Willam Trier New York City C. P. Olp Mt. Morris A. H. Callum Rutherford, N. J John H. Holmes Brewster, N. Y J. D. Aldrich W. @. Thomas J. D. Fuller Jorhpi N. Y D. M. Bodle Binghamon

Quality Gar land heating stoves debut at Leonard's store

Quality Gar land heating stoves boast iron aluminum alloy construction and no cracking. Nickel plated on copper with a revolving fire pot. See them at Thos F Leonard's Lackawanna.

Garland F. Leonard's Lacka. Uve

Printing Plant Invites Local Firms to Use Services

The company lauds its large capacity and staff of seventy five workers, including men women and youth, and stresses that its new quarters can accommodate more work. It urges business social and professional groups to consider its printing capabilities and invites trials.

Tribune Johnson Philadelphia MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan Johnson Type Foundry FDR

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