City notes grand jury and court actions
The record notes a formal grand jury order and related adjournments. An equity suit hearing in the Corny Os Jdenkine case was adjourned to Saturday morning. Judge of Election Conn appoints a replacement for the Fourth ward vacancy due to a removal. An amendment to the equity suit in Thomas Jennings and Joseph McAndrew and wife was allowed on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Court Ley
Strand
Tinheh* Ie
Busunday
Coray V8. Jenkins
Judmo Gusntor
Leuke
Conn
David
Willie Julie
Pastor Borough
Chilier Osis
P. W. Gumater
Baturdiy
Tod
Thomas Jennings
Joseph McAndrew
Freight car wreck on the line halts rail traffic
A Delaware, Lackawanna and Western freight car filled with flour jumped the track on the avenue street Saturday morning, crushing its side and injuring its crew. Hospital donations tallied as trustees acknowledged several monetary gifts to regional missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockawanna and Western
Auvenue
Company K to Drill With LW and G Tomorrow Night
Company K will participate in a battalion drill with LW and G tomorrow night. Overcoats will be distributed and all men were informed of general orders for the Marriehbure rin on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comypus IK
Marriehbure Rin
Scranton Clearing House Reports Odd Exchange Schedule
The week 1 records show unusual activity at the Scranton Clearing House with mixed daily exchanges listed as Toredas E22THa0 Woiltieedasy Sone Thuredas S204 58 Priday PMS atiurdiy O1ST2TS 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Flomsul
Neninet
Toredas
Woiltieedasy
Sone
Larry Anxious to Shoot in Haiehi Whimsy News Item
An obscure early 20th century fragment references Larry Kotticks and a contest or trial labeled in garbled text. The passage names Drude and De geh, hints at a thaw, a hotel at Penn, and a date Maren or Maw wal menos cow, suggesting a local or satirical report with uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Larry Kotticks
Haiehi
Bawynty
Todd
Maren
Penn Jive
Actos and Pillip Slereti Theater Contract Dispute
Report on actors from the Miostl Piles company who claim wrongful dismissal after a two week notice period. The case centers on an immediate settlement following an attachment and the alleged breach of contract in a city theater dispute involving Fredan, manager of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACTOS
Miostl Piles Company
Timety
Fredan
Regiments Mobilize for Inauguration Ceremonies in Harrisburg
Cameral orders direct all SiN regiments of the new guard to Turkshure for the June 15 inauguration events. Colonel JL AL Watres announces the move with WHT leaving Monday night to reach Harrisburg by morning. Quartermaster Wandling to pre-arrange quarters and transport. new overcoats to be issued the night before battalion drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faturdiy
JL. AL Watres
Mieventh Mieimendt
Turkshure
Otonel
Rogdinventel
Theo Somiten
Honesdah
Harrishire
Harrisbure
Wandling
Marrisbure
DIED KEENE CORNISH M ISolated Names
Died notices for Evelyn Mary Cornish and Marcie Keene from Elmhurst and Scranton Pennsylvania state ages and dates, with misspelled locations and broken data. The items reference families Frank W and Marc fore Cloris Poweral, and Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Elmhurat
Marcie
Wayne County Poppers
The Church and the Young Man Discourse by Rev George Guild
Rev George E Guild preached at Providence Presbyterian Church on the young man in Zechariah 2 4 urging the church to recognize cultivate and guide the potential powers of youth He cited Livingstone and the college Christian presence as evidence of youth shaping gospel work He urged elders to train the generation behind to make the young men fruitful for Christ and the church The cross theme was used to underline human sin and divine redemption with vivid anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
Christ
Provideme Presbyterian Church
Mr. Guild
Jermeniom
Thun
Mag
Church
David Livingstone
Hirthlands
Beotland
Livingstone
Africa
America
Nerloeta i
Amherst College
Ife
Young Men's Christian Association
Paul
Timothy
Aachariah
Calvary
Cvil
Earth
Min
Sermon by Rev. Dr. James Hughes Draws Large Congregation
Rev. Dr. James Hughes preached at the Presbyterian church corner Adams avenue and New York street last evening. He spoke on the theme We should not glory save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ and delivered an interesting inspiring address to a large audience.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Paul
Hughes
Apostle
Galatia
James Hughes
Presbyterian Church
Adams, Avenue
New York Street
Daniel
Ed. Ulrich
Viraee Reformed Mpiscopal
J. J. Lansing
Cireen Ridge Presbyterian Church
John D. Moffat
Wardburn Streut Presbyterian Church
Martin Sale
Martin
Alcon
Mrr
Bacchus
John Joyce
New York City
General Grant
Whiskey Ring
Mr. Martin
Church Services and Bequests Highlight Week
A roundup of religious services across multiple churches reports morning and evening worship, cantatas, and special nightly services at venues including All Souls University and Cappus Avenue United Evangelical church. The late Colonel Daniel Morris left funds benefiting several Catholic institutions and orphanages in New Jersey and Philadelphia.
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All Soul
Universallet
Green Ridge Baptist Church
United Evangelical Church
Cappus
de. Griffin
Providency Methodist Episcopal Church
Ballron Young Men's Christan Association
U. Gift
Grace Lutheran Church
Old Pool
James Benninger
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. Grant
Howard Place
Daniel Morris
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Mekal Oe
Orphin Ssylaom
Oor
Little Sisters of the Poor of
Convention at Pine Brook outlines temperance ritual plans
The Scranton district quarterly meeting of St. John's Society convened at St. John's hall on Capture Avenue with 72 delegates. Attorney John T. Martin delivered a notable address urging kindness to inebriates and female-led reform, while a committee was appointed to draft a ceremonial ritual for initiations and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Society
Scranton
St. John’s Hall
Capture Avenue
R. A. Maloney
Inez
Board of Government
St. Kaster Society
Sacred Heart Congregation
Prospect Avenue
Michiel O'Malley
St. John's
Frank Brary
St. Aloysius Societies
John T. Martin
M. J. O'Toole
Mr. O'Toole
Diocesan
Scranton Union
Hagleton
Misses Sheran
West Side
Lizzie
Anna Durkin
South Scranton
Will Burke
James Reilly
St. Irene
St. Trene’s
Martin
Four West
Men Hear Call to Citizenship at YMCA Meeting
A crowd of over eight hundred packed the Lyceum theatre as Bauer's band performed. Secretary F W Pearsall urged Christian citizenship, saying entrants must renounce the devil and pledge to Jesus Christ, with tickets for next Sunday's talk already requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Lyceum Theatre
Bauer
Roseini
Mercadante
F. W. Pearsall
Jesus Christ
J. J. Lansing
Temperance Rally At St John’s In South Scranton
The St John’s society hosted a palatable supper funded by the society and organized a temperance rally at 8 o clock. D. J. Campbell served as chairman with Rev J J McCabe of Avoca and now assistant priest at St John’s as the featured speaker. A meritorious programme followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Society
D. J. Campbell
J. J McCabe
Avoca
St. John's Congregation
South Scranton
North End women plan branch of YWCA
Prominent representatives of the Young Women's Christian Association met North End ladies to discuss plans for a new branch in that city area. Miss Emma Hayes and Miss Savage spoke at Providence Presbyterian Church, with a decision to reconvene next Saturday for broader participation and to establish a self sustaining branch. Local officers Mrs J H Ripple and several central organizers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
North End
Providence Presbyterian Church
J. H. Ripple
Emma Hayes
North Mind Association
L. A. Watres
L. M. Grates
Met Cigar Store Offers Entire Stock Closeout
The Metropolitan Cigar store at 207 Wyoming Avenue advertises a complete stock sale as they go out of business. All cigars tobacco and fixtures are to be closed out regardless of costs with big bargains available. The Wilkes-Barre Record is sold in Scranton at Bela mon Bros 4 Bruce and 3 Linda Toeth Mac Lackowaonna avenue.
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Metropolitan
Wyoming Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Belamon Bros
Bruce
Linda ‘Toeth
Mac
Lackowaonna Avenue
Firemen to Meet on May Fair in Temporary WY Ave Structure
Firemen hold another meeting at Nay Ang engine house to plan a state convention in the city. A temporary structure on the Y M C A site on Wyoming Avenue opposite the Westminster hotel is favored for a May fair of about three weeks with delegates and a small executive committee to manage plans and rail liaison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Wyoming Avenue
Nay Ang
Thin City
Committee On Ways and Menns
Westminster Hotel
Tallways
Nnt
Ave
Double Roasters Offer Good Investment After Christmas
The ad pitches Double Roasters as a durable pan choice suitable for long term use. It claims steady value through a six month horizon and asserts the product as the best pan made in metal.
Decoration Colors and Gold Tracing Noted as Worth While
The fragment mentions three colors in decoration and gold tracing as a valuable detail. It reads like a note on design elements with emphasis on color and metallic accents. Specific people, dates, or locations are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion E Sew Sry Pecesiee Leet
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H. B. Ware
Williams
Oppostatios
L. Muljor
Lockawanna Hoy
Tuk Hae
Messions
Charles Roblin
August Molinson
Mina Robinson
AL TF
Casey
Enese
Nghonk
Sige
Spruce Street
Ochariah
Israel
Jerusalem
Visinna
Jerusalen
Zion
Zachariah
Old Jerusalem
Justler
Mercy
Prince of Glory
DR. Hughes
Religuos News Notes
Ayer
Pine Brook
North
Lackawanna Ave
China
Millar & Peck
H. R. Westcott
Swift Mansion
Clay Ave
Westcott
Wenesday
Jan
Bull, Black & Co
Cie
Jardinieres
Lacka. Ave
John H. Ladwig
Prop
Nate
Guernsey Hall
Washington Ave
Mercereau & Connell
Woiecvon
Wyoming Avenue “Coal Exchange
Sgranton Cash Store
Sest
A. F. Kizer
Washington Avenue
Icealine
Mall
le Ichaling Mpg Co
Bole
Holyoks
Mass
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