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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1900

Page

3

City Notes and Trade Board Meeting Tonight

The city notes outline a City Notes Board of Trade meeting at 5 tonight. Reports include a spate of minor accidents with sprains and falls, hospital visits, a questionable dentist correspondence, a large capitalized capital fund, and routine weekly clearings figures.

Nilae Faces Reported Punishment and Charges

Nilae decided that sie tad aymered punishment evoweli fee the fefekt ste roeefeed and dite charged the ewes.

Nilae Dite

Funeral of Mrs. Winans Held at North Main

The funeral for the late Mrs. George Gd. Winans was held from the family home on North Main Avenue yesterday afternoon. Rev. EE. A. Bol of the Plymouth Congregational church led services at 2:30. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery. Pallbearers included Thoms Barrowman, Prof. George Howell, Alexander Barrowman, David D. Evans, Miss Susan Black, and Eliza J. Garagan. Choral hymns were sung with Doorsam as accompanist. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Trambower of Pittston and Henry T. Howell and family of New York attended.

George Gd. Winans North Main Avenue EE. A. Bol Plymouth Congregational Church Forest Hite Pall Thoms Barrowman George Howell Alexander Barrowman David D.vans Susan Black Eliza J. Garagan Second Presbyter

Judges Impose Sentences in County Court

Saturday saw multiple defendants sentenced by Judges Tk W Areibald John Kelly and David Cameron for liquor sale without license and other offenses. Several defendants had sentences suspended earlier, then penalties were imposed after continued misconduct, with fines and jail time ordered and cases postponed for further action.

Tk. W. Areibald John Kelly David Cameron Sarah Crane Jalil Crane J. 1. Love Tellefente Municipal Leagne John J. Jordan A. I. Dunleavy Catherine Cannon Kelly's Patch Love Bettler Cogquiment Court John Woelkers Joseph Woelkers Linn Thoros Motfact Jones At- Haw John &Keehan Wiking Mans Mire Jennie Duty Bridge Street George Ponte Sone Sutimdis Awiltine Wieetloeessey Toewis

Novel Checker Match Ends With Colby Defeat

A checker match between Avelitect i Ch Wor den and B A Colby of Onwee Need was played by telegraph. Worden played at Florey Brooks on Washington avenue, games from 2 pm to 1 am, sixteen moves by each side. Colby, famed as New Jersey champion, sent telegram acknowledging defeat and wishing Mr. Worden a Merry Christmas. Reynolds Bro.

Ch Worden B.A. Colby Worden Florey & Brooks Washington Avenue Githernoon Colby New Jersey Mr. Warden

Special Notice from Lackawanna Telephone Company

The Lackawanna Telephone Company now places telephones at subscribers stations. All employees are issued numbered badges and citizens are cautioned not to admit anyone claiming to be company employees without visible badges. Wayland, General Manager. Mounted Pocketbooks Reynolds bros. A twenty acre farm for rent at Staten Island New York City with new house easy access to ferry and markets. Address 8 Island Tribune office. Newest Calendars Reynolds Brow.

Lackawanna Telephone Company Wayland Staten Island New York City Ferry Lower Broadway Island Tribune

Faith as substance of things hoped for celebrated

Two large congregations joined Rev. Dr. J. H. Smith of Baltimore in a seven year anniversary at Adams Avenue Elm Park church. Smith, former Adams Avenue pastor, preached morning and evening on faith, citing Hebrews 11:1 and praising faith as the motive of heroic deeds and the practical power that sustains hope through suffering.

J. H. Smith Baltimore Adams Avenue Church—Hoe Adams Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Jeffersonvenue and Linden Street Elm Park Church J. 8. Smith Mt. Vernon

Rev Fenn recalls Pekin siege experiences in sermons

Rev. Courtney Fenn of West Pittston, survivor of Pekin’s siege, spoke at Second and Green Ridge Presbyterian churches. He described aid work, Boxer exposure, and empress dowager led persecutions, praising allied relief and the faith of native converts amid destruction.

Courtney Fenn West Pittston Pekin Second Green Ridge Presbyterian West Pittaton China Second Presbyterian Church Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Agin Orient Tie Pelin Hettieh Jimelf Hoil Ron le Nak Hite Thenelver Melneesu Othaisten Lories Alee Gener Chaffee Legation Cling

Transformation Through Faith and Truth

The passage speaks of science and religion shaping human life. Faith is described as a philosophy that turns sorrow into gold and elevates small lives toward enduring glory. It asserts that sober truth surpasses fiction and reflects on dreams becoming reality through faith.

Arabia

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