Scranton Charity Home Needs Funds After Fire
The Home of the Friendless in Scranton suffered a Saturday fire that displaced over forty men women and children. Founding a new safer building near the Oral school requires about 340 000 and urgent fundraising. The Tribune urges prompt donations and notes the project will endanger lives if delayed and calls on local leaders to support the drive.
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Reading of Armenian relief pledge at New York meeting
An ex Justice Hand address at a Sunday service recounted Clara Barton announcing that aid guarantees were received and she would sell for Armenia in about two weeks. Barton urged a safe voyage on the best ship of the US Navy, with the audience offering strong sympathy for her humanitarian mission.
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Turbulent Times for Clara Barton Trigger Apostolic Protests
The piece denounces Turkish refusals to allow funds for Miss Barton and calls for strong Christian response. It rebukes Christendom for cowardice and urges virile action, likening U S stance to spectators at a fire and urging decisive measures against Turkey.
Superior court meets in Scranton to ease Pennsylvania judiciary
The new state tribunal, known as the Superior court, met in Scranton yesterday for its first session since the election of seven judges. Judge Rice remains president. The court will meet at Scranton Philadelphia Williamsport Harrisburg and Pittsburgh and is expected to relieve the Supreme court by distributing the workload more evenly across districts. The piece notes that more courts have raised costs without guaranteed gains and argues for prompt disposition of cases. It also highlights local philanthropy events and the generosity of Catholic institutions aiding fire victims.
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Senator Quay Denies Kiss and Make Up Report
The article notes Senator Quay's consistent denials about a reported reconciliation with David Martin. It predicts a strong Republican triumph in Scranton, says the Norristown Herald should focus there, and asserts this is not a Democratic year with bills already before the house labor committee.
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Secretive Administration Sparks Press Debate in Scranton
Newspapers from Washington report Republican revolt against Reed and growing secrecy in the administration. Scranton Republican notes the distant election and laments lack of prominent editorial attention. International pieces debate Monroe doctrine relevance and public figures surface in speculative commentary.
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Reform Aggressively Pushed by Beaver County Republicans
The Beaver county Republican committee adopts resolutions barring primary spending beyond bare personal expenses and requires county endorsement before any local congressman or legislators can recommend appointees. Party reform is highlighted amid looming senatorial questions and county campaigns.
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Help a Worthy Cause for Scranton Home for the Friendless
The Scranton Times appeals for subscriptions to the Home for the Friendless after a Saturday fire damaged part of the structure. The paper notes a $100 pledge by the Tribune and urges public donations, inviting wealthy residents to contribute and attend upcoming Symphony and Kirmess fundraisers to support the institution.
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Appeals For Home For The Friendless In Scranton
The Scranton Truth urges Scranton to fund the Home for the Friendless after a Saturday calamity. A younger listener’s question after divine service sparks a plea for subscriptions and donations to cover the new building’s superstructure cost estimated at 000. The article highlights ongoing entertainments and a Symphony orchestra benefit as starters for a broader fundraising push marking the Home’s twenty fifth year.
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Meeting to Expand Services for the Poor and Friendless
A city meeting approves plans to expand charitable services as the rapid growth of the city presses needs. Officials emphasize aid for the needy and vulnerable and invite volunteers and donations from residents.
Archbald Urges Support For Lackawanna Hospital Fund
Our correspondent reports Lackawanna hospital at Scranton is financially strained and will soon need funds to cover running expenses. The writer calls on workingmen to donate and on all citizens to contribute one day’s wages, urging immediate state and local help for the poor man’s friend.
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Daily Horoscope From The Tribune Astrologer
Ajacelus offers dated horoscopes and playful quips about readers born under Leo and other signs. The piece includes political jabs and tongue in cheek advice, with a humorous aside about readers from Scranton and Tunkhannock and a blunt verdict on a few individuals.
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