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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1896

Page

3

Local Figures Visit and Upcoming Wedding Tonight

Senator J Vaughan visits Philadelphia on Saturday. Ward stayed in Towanda hosted by Frank Parrott and others. Several residents, including Miss Jessie Green, Miss Anna Jones, and Scinner Pettit, are mentioned visiting or moving. Miss Pettit, formerly of this city, will wed tomorrow evening in Yarmouth.

J. (. Vaughan Philadelphia Ward Towanda Frank Parrott AL HL. Vanidling C. Rose Rise James M. Boland Wilkes-Barre G. Duland Jessie Green Oneonta N. Y Alice Williams North Main Avenue Maury McKenny Adama Avenue HM. Hudson Newark N. J W. McKinney Viernieve Midge Renshaw Mount Clements Mich Anna Jones North Hebecus Avenue Scinner PD Pettit Yarmouth N. 3

Conroy and Fox At Academy For New Musical Comedy

Review notes praise for Conroy and Fox in a first-time show at the Academy. Upcoming acts include Joe Ott's The Star Gazer with striking scenery and an eccentric cast. Davis' theater hosts The Train Wreckers in a three day run as a charity event is announced along with library reports and funding requests.

Publi Conroy & Fox O'Plarity Academy Conroy and Fox Killarney India Joe Ott Franklyn W. Lee

Defiant Republican Letter Praises Connell in Hyde Park

Daniel E. Gregory defends William Connell’s honesty and philanthropy against Democratic critics. He urges Republicans to unite, attack opponents, and mobilize for the coming election, praising Connell’s civic work and factory influence in the valley. Hyde Park author signs Feb 8.

the Tribune William Connell Connell Democratic West Side Mr. Connell Sothonda Etty Welchman Attak Daniel E. Gregory Hyde Park Feb

Rev Dr Bagley Delivers Four Addresses in Harrisburg

Dr Bagley pastor of First Baptist Harrisburg spoke four times yesterday. He addressed Penn Avenue Baptist church and the Young Men's Christian Association morning and afternoon. He warned youth about life’s shoals in a talk on Weelks and preached on Some Things That Will Not Be In Heaven in the evening.

Insane W. Bagley D. D First Baptist Church of Harrisburg Penn Avenue Baptist Church Young Men's Christian Association Ciod Young Men's Christian Association Hall

Elm Park Church Morning Service Aired by Illness

At Elm Park Church Rev Dr Raymond Did Not Preach as W P Raymond of Wesleyan University was slated to fill the pulpit but illness prevented his sermon. Rev W H Pearce preached an eloquent sermon in the morning and Miss Anna Shaw spoke in the evening on The Mission of Truth with a large congregation present.

Alfte American Bar Association Henry Helm, Jr Atlas of Scranton Philadelphia Mercantile Wbtory J. A. Seranton W. W. Scranton Carrie E. Silkman Wyoming William Weber Pittston William A. Wilcox Smithrsonian Institution J. A. Scranton United States United States Geological Survey United States Firh Commission Hita Lackawanna Institute of History and Science Thore Iriary KB. P. Raymond Wesleyan University Middletown Conn Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church Winess W. H. Pearce D. D Anna Shaw

Body of Littlerry Newkirk Found Near Hulls Creek Crematory

Seven year old Harry Newkirk drowned in Hulls Creek near Olyphant. His body was found partially buried in sand near the crematory by driftwood collectors who notified authorities. Coroner Longstreet deemed the inquest a formality. the body was taken to Rath's and then the family home.

Harry Newkirk Hull's Creek Lackawanna Olyphant Louis Newkirk Longstreet Rath

Castoria Slogan Remains Through Generations

A vintage jingle notes Castoria used from infancy through motherhood. The speaker recalls giving Castoria when the child was sick and again when she grew into a mother, highlighting the product as a trusted remedy across generations.

Daby Castoria

Pilgrim's Progress Sermon Illustrated at Calvary Reformed

Rev W H Stubblebine leads Calvary Reformed with Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress in a sermon on Leaving the City of Destruction. Three oil paintings illuminate the narrative as believers confront burdened sin and seek the gate of salvation, urging all to flee the wrath to come and accept Jesus as Savior.

Calvary Reformed Church W. H. Stubblebine Hbunyan John Bunyan Stubblebine Bunyan Peter Saul Philips Evangelist Pilgrimo Judemett Evangeliot Pilgrim Heavenly City Heaven

Ministers at Penn Avenue Baptist Church Conference

Reports from a morning session at the Penn Avenue Baptist Church include Rev. W. J. Ford delivering Prophets as Social Reformers at 10 30 and notes of several pastors exchanging pulpits. The record mentions sermons, solos by Edwin Howen and Morris Thomas, and a candidate for the church quartet.

Penn Avenue Baptiat Shurch W. J. Ford F. W. Pearsall Railroad Thomas Hell Plymouth Congregational Church Kirkpatrick Pittston Margaret Jamieson Young Women's Christian Association Guest Peckville Jackson Street Baptist Church Truth Law Ces Edwin Howen J.P. Moffatt Washburn Bfresct

Scranton Man Wins $10,000 Damages in Rail Accident Suit

Bernard Crossin of North Hyde Park avenue was awarded $10,000 in a Connecticut damage suit against the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad company for injuries suffered last summer while coupling cars due to missing safety couplers. Howe and Hummell were his attorneys.

Scranton New England Bernard Crossin Hyde Park Avenue New Haven New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company Crossin Connecticut Howe & Hummell

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