Endeavorers Convention Adopts Resolutions at Forest City
Forest City December meeting of the Christian Endeavor delegates adopts resolutions praising the church and workers. Rev M Hunter Reid reports on Africa mission service. thanked by local leaders for music, devotion, and program. Committee notes temperance work, missionary efforts, and next convention venue and date.
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Teo. Me. Wnnter Reid
Africa
L Committee
Foren
Ff Corinthiana
David. Jones
Committee On
OF. M. Demvcott
Lake View
Geo. W. Tisdell
Susquehanna
G. Jones
Harford
Mise Anna Hartington
Montrose
Thomas Jeffreys
Alfred Bowell
Hor- Vick
O. M. Demecott
Leake View
William Wilbur
Jackson
Davis
Elkdale
Mary Scotten
Lookout
Fannie L. Reed
John Davis
Hills
M. Hunter Reid
W. l. Patterson
Willam Wibur
Scott's Emulsion for babies with digestion difficulties
Scott's Emulsion is promoted as a nourishing aid for undernourished infants. A half teaspoon in milk every three or four hours is said to benefit feeding and digestion, with cod liver oil and hypophosphites. Available from druggists for $1.60. ask your doctor.
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Scott
New Castle Man Declares Self Holy and Attacks Pulpit
John Thompson of Mahoningtown returned from Pittsburgh claiming religious madness. He preached at Maideningtown Methodist Church denouncing the crowd and striking a member. He proclaimed himself Christ and threatened to sacrifice children. Drs Paris Shoaff and H. McMillin declared him insane and had him removed to Dixmont.
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New Castle
John Thompson
Mahoningtown
Pittehure
Pitts Wark
Maidoningtown
Mir Foulke
Thompson
Ferien
Surich
Thoniweon
Phare
Drs. Paris Shoaff
H. & McMillin
Attorney General Finds Objections to Public Printer Bill
Harrisburg December 30 The attorney general at Governor Hastines request waived hearing and issued an opinion on objections raised by the superintendent of public printing to items in a bill from the public printer The total disallowed amounts to 7 dollars with some items cut down others rejected or reduced.
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Harrisburg
Hastines
Tragic fall kills Pfeffer on Atlantic Express near South Forks
Adam Pfeffer of New Ulm Minnesota, en route to Hamburg Germany on second class transport, jumped from an eastbound Atlantic express near South Forks in the morning. He was killed instantly when struck by a locomotive as trainmen later found his body. Authorities report Pfeffer was demented and believed enemies pursued him.
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Altoona
Adam Pfeffer
New Ulm
Minn
Hamburg
Germany
Atlantic Express
South Forks
Pfeffer
Leisenring Endorsed for Governor by Republican Committee
In Wilkes Barre on December 90 the Republican county committee endorsed ex Congressmen John Leisenring for governor. Supporters say the vote answers critics doubting his candidacy and intent to run.
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Wilkes Barre
Republican County Committee
John Leisenring
Friends of the
Leisenping
Ie ix
Neild
Honey Brook Strike Ends in Amicable Settlement
Hazleton Pa December 20 A committee of striking Honey Brook district employees met Superintendent Gomer Jones and achieved an amicable settlement. All discharged workers will be reinstated and work will resume tomorrow at Honey Brook and Aulenried.
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Hazleton
Honey Brook
Gomer Jones
Aulenried
Tragedy at Hanover Farm Claims 22 Year Old
Lancaster report states Maris Maule aged 22 was killed when a threshing machine wheel burst on his father Nathan Maule’s farm in Hanover Chester County. Skull crushed in with instant death.
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Lancaster
Maris Maule
Nathan Maule
Hanover
Chester County
Wall Collapse Kills Man at Salt Works in Philadelphia
Thomas Kane of 610 Treet Street died instantly when a wall twenty feet high collapsed onto three men working on a kiln at the Pennsylvania Salt Works. Two others were slightly injured in the accident.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Kane
Treet Street
Pennsylvania Salt Works
Coal Operators Meet in Convention to Set Uniform Rules
Fifty two operators controlling eighty two mines with a total output of about 8.4 million tons signed a commission to enforce uniform coal laws. The meeting in Pittsburg discussed changing the original voting threshold and setting a ten percent tonnage differential to apply immediately. No final agreement was reached as talks continued.
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Commission
Pittsburg
Promleit
Differentink
Johnson
Ifty-Twe
Dear
New York
Cleveland
Nediate
Tribune Classified Specials Cent a World Cent a Word
Classified notice features a crowd of quick reads highlighting low rates and bold words. Publisher promotes value through brief ads and compact offers.
Tribune of March 27 287 offers a partial notice
A garbled OCR snippet mentions the Tribune, office in Washington avenue, and a notice related to a will or matter at the paper. Details are unclear but place and publication are evident.
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Socmanton Tribune
Willie
Tribune
Washington Avenue
Green Ridge Gun Club to Host Saturday Shooting Event
The Green Ridge Gun Club of Sceranton invites all sportsmen to Capouse Avenue grounds this Saturday for a full day of shooting starting at 10 o clock. Ammunition may be bought at moderate prices. prizes include clay pigeons and various hunting gear across ten events.
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Green Ridge Gun Club
Sceranton
Capouse Avenue
Welock
Huntine Shell Vest
Noviers
Kolt Xhoodne Liliane
Wanted Salesmen and Agents in Every Town
Advertisements seek salesmen to sell explosive and school supplies with weekly salary plus commissions. Listings promise substantial earnings, no capital required, and opportunity for commission-based work through Evans & Co and Edward C. Fish & Co.
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QAL Jesmien
Evans & Col
Chicago
Edward C. Fish & CD
Hordon Hioek
LADWY
Scranton
Lavder
TM Snyder & CO
Cincimninti
Mine Stampede After Water Inrush at Murray Dunmore
A worker drilled through a partition at the Murray mine in Dunmore yesterday and released a rush of water from the abandoned Hallay mine. The surge forced miners to drop tools and flee, causing a stampede until calm was restored and workers gathered at the shaft awaiting transport.
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Murray
Dunmore
Hallay
Murray Mine
Walter
Wilne
Fragmented letter alleges bribery and abuse in Scranton
A reader letter claims corruption involving Tolise and local figures in Scranton, detailing payments to influence legal and civic actions. The writer accuses Alderman and others of coercion and financial impropriety, asserting personal harm and political pressure.
Pennsylvania pension payments listed in Washington notice
Washington December 20. These Pennsylvania pensions have been located: Original widow Catherine P Ham Neath Bradford eight dollars Seabelle Starr Scranton eight dollars.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Three Boys Detected In Thefts At Four Cent Store
Meyer and Moses Harrison brothers of Penn avenue and Charlie Wagner of Franklin avenue were found with a paper bag containing cologne jewelry and other items. They admitted taking the goods and were turned over to Patrolman Neale for a hearing today at the police station.
Nominations Open For Boroughs and Townships This January
Nominations for boroughs and townships must be filed by January 28. Papers must be in the hands of the commissioners by January 20 for cities, and by January 31 for towns and townships, with final deadlines in January.
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Eliy
Munt Ve
Conmminshioners
Jarry U
Third annual temperance society ball slated for Friday
The third annual ball of the Temperance society will be held Friday evening at their hall on Malin Street. A capable Committee has charge of the affair and it promises success. Music will be furnished by Prof. McDermott. A fine and attractive souvenir program will be distributed. Kevin P D and W McCarthy of Ashley are noted. Minioka visitor KB Campbell is named as the Republican candidate for supervisor in the Southwest district.
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Bl Ae Eeoh
Temperance Society
Malin Street
Mualo
Prof. McDermott
Kev
W. McCarthy
Ashley
Wan
KB. Campbell
Southweat
Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder Praised by Citizen
Hon George dames of Mowriton Pa reports twenty year catarrh with throat drops and head pain improved instantly by Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder. After a few bottles all symptoms left, and he declares it a great remedy as told to Matthews Bros.
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Agnew
Mowriton
Matthews
Death of Henry Levan, Noted Railroad Man in Boston
Henry Levan aged 49 died suddenly in Boston after a long illness. He was formerly superintendent of the Delano division of the Lehigh Valley railroad and a brother of William Barnett Levin, an expert engineer of Philadelphia.
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Peath
Mewes Levan
Boston
Henry Levan
Delano Division
Lehigh Valley Railroad
William Barnett Levin
Philadeltrbia
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