Welsh Congregational convention meets in Taylor
Representatives from Welsh Congregational churches attended a quarterly convention in Taylor with many members present from Scranton Olyphant Plymouth and Pittston. The next meeting place was debated and Forest City invited. Reports praised thriving churches and temperance work with discussions on diaconate church discipline and Holy Spirit ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Congregational Churches
Taylor
Isgue Edwards
R. Roberts
Plymouth
T. C. Edwards
Ed. R. Jones
Kingston
Richard Hughes
Wilkes-Barre
Hugh J. Pugh
Idris Liegd
Rolling Mill Hill
William Morgan
Parsons
William D. Jones
Miners
Thomas W. Evans
James M. Thomas
Glen Lyon
Wanamie
Nanticoke
Spring Brook
Jermyn
Dundaff
Bangor
Forest City
Warrior Run
Edwardsville
Christian Endeavor Society
Surdival
Pittston
Duyea
South Main Avenue
Tabernacle Churches
Scranton
Providence Church
Dutch Gap Mission
Forest City Church
William Roberts
Edwardadale
Jonathan Davies
Porest City
Ministry of the Holy Spirit
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
Hey. R. Richards
Old Country
Jones
Richards
R. Watkins
Providence
David Jones
J. Howell
D. J. Evans
Dr. Edwards
J. P. Thomas
D. M. George
H. Pugh
Mr. Watkins
J. Jenkins
J. F. Davies
Peter Roberta
F. Davis
B. J. Evans
Hyde Park
R. 8. Jones
D. Jones
Jones Seeks Opinion on 1803 Act Constable Fees
Constable Timothy Jones hires counsel to test the 1894 fee increase for constables and aldermen. County Commissioners refuse to recognize the updated schedule, saying it does not apply locally, while lawyers prepare a case stated for court. The dispute hinges on 1868 and 1893 fee acts and constitutional limits on salary increases during a term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Jones
Tayior & Lewis
Jones
Taylor
Knapp
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Berks
Delaware
Venango
Washington
Wardell
Delaware County
S. W. Roberta
Wreck scatters goods from Kleberg's china store
A wagon and its delivery team were knocked about along the avenue after a wrecked wagon broke from Kleberg's china store contents. The team moved on, and no horses or wagon were harmed, though Mr Wormser's delivery wagon required repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleberg
Mr. Wormser
Boy Mahoney dies after Erie Valley railroad accident
Benjamin Mahoney a 12 year old slate picker from Crown avenue and Cherry street was killed on Erie and Wyoming Valley tracks while riding a coal train. He fell and was ground beneath the wheels at Mose street before the coroner postponed the inquest to midweek. The funeral is scheduled for this afternoon at Hyde Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Mahoney
John Mahoney
Crown Avenue
Cherry Street
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Pine Brook
Erie
Mahoney
Mooasle Street
Kelly
Court House
Hyde Park Cemetery
Penn Avenue Fire Hearings Delayed as Bail Disputes Emerge
sensational arrests followed a blaze at Penn avenue and Mulberry street owned by Howley Brothers. Luce bailed at 2000 by his father while Bateman faced jail after attorney Scrage refused bail. police and fire officials led a scranton inquiry with affidavits suggesting an alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
lIuce
John S. Luce
W. G. Bateman
Penn Avenue
Mulberry Street
Howley Bros
Scranton Knitting Company
Mr. Luce
Mr. Bateman
Knitting Company
Alderman Fuller
McSweeney
Barting
Scranton Book of Fire
Ferber
Fire Department
Luce
Everett Warren
J. Wilson
George S. Horn
E. W. Live
John F Scrage
Scrage
Mr. Wilson
Lice
Scragg
Scranton
Malaney Enjoined Over Storage at Mears Corner
Attorney J Alton Davis for John A Mears files injunction to stop W A Malaney from storing structural material on the Washington Ave and Spruce St lots used for the Mears building and Hotel Jermyn construction. Judge Edwards grants a preliminary injunction returnable Thursday at 9 a m with a $3000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alton Davis
John A. Mears
W. A. Malaney
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Mr. Mears
Pottsville Steel and Tron Company
Mears
Malaney
Jermyn
Meare
Pottsville Company
Thergggre
G. Boland
John T. Richards
Edwards
Contest Settled in Davies Schadt County Treasurer Race
The Davies versus Schadt county treasurer contest is withdrawn by agreement after Judge Edwards permits filing to stop further action. Attorneys Taylor and Lewis moved, mutual friends brokered a compromise, Davies accepts pecuniary loss to avoid further worry and county costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas TD. Davies
Charles Schadt
Taylor & Lewis
Edwards
Schadt
Davies
Young Woman’s Christian Association Seeks Clerks and Helpers
The Young Woman’s Christian Association lists four clerks two stenographers one housekeeper and two washwomen on their employment list. Applications for services open Monday morning at the office. A Thimble Party will host a social gathering next Tuesday from 8 to 9 with sewing bee activities and performances by Mrs Frances Dimmock. The Chautauqua circle plans a literary program Friday evening inviting all interested readers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mission
Wa. m. Young American Athletic Club of
Taylor
Weber's Ring
Professor Davis
Jennie Fennell
Joseph W. Fennell
Mary Jane Ward
John Ward
Scranton Clearing House
Dee
Oakford Court
Powell
Sulter
Hiram Lodge
J. Gillespie
Emlyn Morris
Benjamin 8. Robinson
Thomas 5. Morgan
C. W. Zelgier
Alex Francollis
G. W
Providence
Hyde Park
Bpruce Street
Young Woman's Christian Association
Frances Dimmock
Exhibition in windows at I L Meyers Art Store
An exhibition in the windows of I L L Meyers Art Store on Spruce Street features a Remarque Parish ent Proof Kitching of Napoleon on horseback and displays of Episcopal prayer hooks hymnals Catholic prayer books leather traveling cases collar and cuff boxes and a large stock of palms ferns for holiday decor and presents from Pratt's Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Ll. Meyers
Fil Spruce Street
Napoleon
Arseback
Episcopal
Pratt's
City boarding house proprietor charged with blackmail
John Hanlon proprietor of the City Boarding house on Lackawanna avenue was arrested after he accused Patrolman Flaherty of blackmail and was charged with keeping a disorderly house. The incident followed a morning confrontation with loungers insulting women en route to church and included a second attempt to threaten the officer. The case was postponed to 9 o'clock this morning in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanlon
Lackawanna Avenue
Flaherty
Hanlon
Central Station
Fuller
Hamion
Candy deals and fresh bonbons advertised at low prices
PURE candy, toc. per lb. MIXTURES 3 lbs for 25¢. Bon-Bons and Chocolates received fresh daily. Our candies equal to the ORE in candy ores at Soc, Fine Chocolates 15¢, to 25¢, per lb. Best goods and prices the lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soc
Runaway on Penn Avenue Injures Property in Night Incident
A runaway team belonging to Casey Brow liquor dealers caused excitement on Penn Avenue Saturday night. The horses collided with a delivery wagon in front of Wermeer's meat market, sending the wagon into a sidewalk and a storefront display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Brothers
Penn Avenue
Casey Brow
Wermeer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gyan
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Commonwealth Building
Ackawanna
Penn Ave
Aundry
A.B. Warman
Wyoming Avenue
City Notes
Pabst
Milwaukee
Jing
Lohman's
Order of Hibernian
Division
Battle's
Fig Street
Stone Avenue
South Side
Andrew Giblin
T. Boland
Coursen
Oxford Bibles and
Family Bibles
Reynolds Bros
F. I. ‘Meyer
Tribune
Oakford Alley
Stewart
4Venta
At . Reynolds Bros
Magnesia
Magnabestos
G. F. Reynolds
Macan & Co
Center Street
Excelator
Reynolds
Griffin
Davis
Richard F. Lindgay
Powell's
Pratt’s Book Store
Boy
Erie and Wyoming Vallley
Live
Butemin
Beatem
John Graham
Wilkes-Iarre
Church of the Bacred Heart
Plaines
Far Reynolds Bros
Gammon's Hill
Clem- Marsh
Jil
Green Ridge
Penn and Lackawanna Avenues
Woolworth’s
Woolworth
Thomas D. Davies
Charles N. Schadt
Y. W.C. Anotes
Florida
Malaga
F. P. Price
Usland's
Hanteay SU UU
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Dresden
Czarina
W. W. Berry
Wood and Brava Easels
Pratts Book Store
T. DM. McClintock
Pratt's Book Store
Gandy Department
LS de
Jewelry and Silver
Rogers
Ss. Co. Snyder
Astrakhan
J. Bolz
King Artiga
Waterooms
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Browns
Lackawanna Ave
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