Revival Meetings Draw Huge Crowds at Simpson Church
Rev P J Kain of Philadelphia conducted revival services at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church attracting hundreds each day. Daily programs featured sermons on Salvation by the Only Name and the Cross and Resurrection with vivid depictions of Christ’s crucifixion and eternal life. The series continues nightly this week under church pastor Rev B Sweet and evangelist Rev Kain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Hey
Pp. A. Kain
Philadelphia
B. Sweet
Kain
Christ
Chad
Rain
Wil J. Miar- Connell
New York
Vin
Jones
Vin Mariani Mariani Wine Known Tonic in Many Ailments
Vin Mariani is described as a world famous tonic useful for nervous troubles dyspepsia malaria anemia loss of sleep consumption overwork indigestion la grippe nervous prostration general debility tardy convalescence loss of morning power impotence melancholia throat and lung troubles and fevers, with warnings about fake substitutes.
Funeral notices for Williams Kelly Hein and others
Funeral services are listed for Mrs. FE. HH. Williams at St. David's Episcopal Church with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Thomas Kelly will be buried after services at St. Patrick's Church and Cathedral Cemetery. Aldwin James, 6, was privately interred at Washburn Street Cemetery. J. K. Hein's funeral at Moravian Church will be attended by many. Jersey Central trains offered for attendees. Michael Thomas was buried after services at St. Patrick's Church and Cathedral Cemetery.
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Mra. FE. HH. Williams
Hey. EK. J. McHenry
St. David's Episcopal Church
Washburn Street
Thomas Kelly
Hampton Street
St. Patrick's Church
Aldwin
John James
Landia Street
J. K. Hein
Willam HW. Huble
Seventh Street
Bethlehem Statur
Sofelock
Jersey Central
Michael Thomas
Martin Maloney
Continental Hill
Cathedral Cemetery
Sisters of Bethany Social Will at St Davide Sunday School
An entertainment and social event is planned by the Sisters of Bethany at St Davide Sunday school. The program includes violin duets, recitations, and performances by local youths and noted participants.
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St. Davide
The
Sisters of Bethany
Young Miner Hurt In Mine Mule Incident Affects Davis
William Davis aged 15 employed as a driver in the Continental mines was kicked by a mule at work on Saturday and sustained a fracture of the left arm. He resides at 119 Eynon street and was attended by Dr. J. J. Roberts. Mary Kenny of Old Fort Great Pocahontas will visit Hiawatha council this evening.
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William Davis
Eynon Street
J. J. Roberts
Mary Kenny
Old Forte
Great Pocahontas
Hiawatha Council
Unwritten Work Invites Pocahontas Members and Local Events
Notices invite all members to the Degree of Pocahontas and Gand the Tadies Aid tea at First Welsh Congregational church on Thursday February 22. Other items report school No. 14 remains open, Camp 43 meeting for February 13 supper, and local incidents including an injury near Keyser Valley, a near gas suffocation, a minor restaurant fire, a building loan offer, and upcoming speeches by M T S Conry.
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Degree of
Pocahontas
Tadies’ Aid Society
First Welsh Congregational Church
Martha Washington
Camp 43
Patriotic Order of America
Lena Davis
North Main Avenue
Philip Koller
Morris Court
Keyser Valley
St. Patrick's Church Fair
Martin Flaherty
W. H. Bartholomew and Child
Luz
Co-Operative Hall
Local Social Notes From Washburn to Wilkes-Barre
Community members on Washburn Street Lincoln Avenue and nearby areas are mentioned with visits illness and travels. Names include Mrs F R Parker Miss Anna Burnett Ida May J Hughes and others visiting relatives and recovering from illness.
Revival meetings and church notices in Green Ridge
Revival meetings will be held at United Evangelical church Capouse avenue this week at 745 in charge Rev C Db Moore. A cordial invitation is extended. Rev L J Lancing preached an earnest sermon to the young yesterday morning. Special meetings will be held in Asbury M E church each evening this week except Sunday. The Green Ridge Woman's club will meet this afternoon at 32 o'clock. Rev Albert H Smith delivered three sermons in Green Ridge Baptist church. The special meetings held during the past week will continue this week.
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United Evangelical Church
Capouse Avenue
C. Db. Moore
Justor
L. J. Lancing
Presbyterian Church
Marell Green
Roy Pearce
Lansing
Christian Endeavor Society
Cireen Ridge Presbyterian Church
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ's Church
Waerhington Avenues
Ballentine Fa
Green Ridge
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Albert H. Smith
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Christ
Portland patient exposes doctor over costly prescription
A Portland man met a local doctor who prescribed a drug for an examination. The patient paid $10 for the prescription but did not take the medicine, saying he could not afford to follow through. The doctor later claimed the patient was much improved.
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Portland
Saya
Oregonian
DAY'S DOINGS IN DUNMORE BOROUGH
Republican primaries in Dunmore Borough yield nominees for borough offices led by James R. Wilson for Burgess. Other nominees include Janson Cole and George J. Kunz for School Directors. Charles J. Webber and Maxwell Chapman for Council. Louis Engle for Treasurer. Eber Krennine for Street Commissioner. Mark Simpson for Tax Collector. Thomas L. Sansenbaugh for Auditor. Return judges meet at 4 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall to finish official returns with James B. Quick presiding.
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Burgess
James TR. Wilson
Odd Fellows' Hall
James 8. Quick
Democratic borough committees schedule January 24 meeting
Leaders of the Democratic party appoint standing committees to meet Wednesday evening January 24 to fixed a date for the party primary and convention in the borough. Listed members span wards and districts with chair T. Melvin and secretary A. T. Irvin.
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Democratic Party
Notable Two Hundred Attend Odd Fellows Night to Hear Cake Duo
A large audience at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows hall heard Lu Cake and Ella June Meade-Cake of New York perform original readings impersonations and musical numbers. The shows standout were Meade-Cake’s vocal control and Cake’s impersonations of Bill Nye and the Old Man on the Farm. The Methodist Episcopal church organized the event expected to raise a neat sum from ticket sales.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lu BA Cake
Ella June Meade-Cake
New York City
Ella Meade- Cake
Lu Cake
Bill Nye
Methodist Epiccoapal Church
New York Minister Lectures on Mormonism at Local Church
Lu RB Cake of New York City delivered a lengthy lecture on Mormonism at the Methodist Episcopal church last evening. He discussed Mormon habits and his Utah research, drawing a large audience that arrived early and stayed engaged, with many congratulating him after the discourse.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Lu RB. Cake
New York City
Brogan Seeks Council Seat in Democratic Borough Race
John J. Brogan of Chestnut street announces candidacy for councilman pending Democratic voters in the borough. The Dramatic society of the Young Men's Temperance Literary and Beneficial society will perform The Heart of Erin in South Scranton for the Total Abstinence and Beneficial society. Frank Bilekens of Chestnut street visits Jermyn and Mayfield. Mamie Cosgrove of Wilkes Barre visits Elm street. Thomas McDonald of Drinker street travels to New York on business. M. J. Moran spent yesterday at Lake Ariel.
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John J. Brogan
Chestnut Street
Democratic Party
Dramatic Society
Young Men's Temperance, Literary and Beneficial Society
South Scranton
Erin
Union Cash Store
Frank Bilekens
Jermyn
Mayfield
Mamie Cosgrove
Wilkes, Barre
Maury McHate
Elm Street
Thomas McDonald
Drinker Street
New York City
M. J. Moran
Lake Ariel
Funeral for John Maxwell in North Scranton
The funeral for John Maxwell, killed in a mine accident at Butte Montana, was held at his Mary Street home. Services followed at Holy Rosary Church with Rev. Father Moylan and interment at Cathedral Cemetery. The Cumberland band led the procession. Rev. William Edgar preached at Providence Methodist Episcopal Church on the same day, citing a death theme. A tin publication box is placed at Druggist George W. Davis's Providence Square shop for items for The Tribune.
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John Maxwell
Butte, Mont
Mary Street
Holy Rosary Church
Father Moylan
Cathedral Cemetery
Cumberland Band
William Edgar
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
George W. Davis
Providence Square
Tribune
Local Items Note Weddings Deaths Debates and Accidents
A varied page notes A P O Donnell leaving for Bridgeport to outfit hearses and cabs after a fire. Mrs Henry Atherton returns from Pittston. John H Evans wins gold headed cane. Lewis James wins gold ring. Miss Amy Decker and Dr Adam Stegner to wed at Cayuga Street home. Evangelistic services at North Main Avenue Baptist Church continue with Rev Bowser assisting. Funeral for Thomas James and Washburn Street interment. Debates in Professor Kemmerling's room on war with Boers. negative verdict. Miner James Williams injured at Leggett's Creek mine but recovering. Two Shaw children ill with scarlet fever. Marriage announced of William Powell and Johanna Jones.
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A. P. O'Donnell
Bridgeport
Conn
Henry Atherton
North Main Avenue
D. O. Bannister
Pittston
John T. Theese
John H. Evans
Taylor
Lewis James
Amy Decker
Adam Stegner
Giles Decker
Cayuga Street
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
A. B. Bowser
Danville
Thomas James
Washburn Street Cemetery
Kemmerling
England
Andrew Summers
Edward Lewis
David Hill
David Y. Williams
David Jones
Edward Benjamin
William Loftus
John McGurrin
Willard Benjamin
James Williams
Robert Avenue
Leggett's Creek
William Shaw
Wayne Avenue
William Powell
Misa Johanna Jones
Funeral of Mrs. Charles Lewert Held in South Scranton
Funeral services were held yesterday at the German Presbyterian church for Mrs. Charles Lewert from Willow street. Rev. William A. Nordt delivered the sermon. The burial followed at Pittston avenue cemetery with Augusta lodge members in attendance.
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Willow Street
Charles Lewert
German Presbyterian Church
Hickory Street
William A. Nordt
Pittston Avenue
John Demuth
Charles Scheuch
John J. Schneider
John Mals
Charles Huester
Charles Neals
Augusta Lodge
Funeral services for Jacob Fitch and Bridgit Burns
The funeral of Jacob Fitch occurred yesterday at the family Willow Street home with Rev. William A. Nord delivering the sermon. Interment followed at Pittston Avenue Cemetery after a funeral procession.
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Jacob Fitch
Willow Street
William A. Nord
Pittston Avenue
Bridgit Burns
Cathedral
Irving Avenue
Requiem Mass Held After Funeral Procession Ends
The funeral procession was closed and moved to St. Peter's Cathedral where a requiem mass was celebrated.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Wilkes-Barre Friends Attend Mrs Levert Funeral
Misses Lena and Rena Froehlich and Mrs Daniel Schramm with John Schramm and Frank Anstall of Wilkes-Barre attend the funeral of the late Mrs Charles Levert. Mrs Charles Mengle of South Wyoming Avenue is seriously ill. Joseph P Rempe of Alder Street spent Sunday with Rendleham friends. Miss Rose Clifford of Pittston Avenue and Miss Mary McHale of Cherry Street visit Philadelphia friends. Miss Frances Atkinson of Cedar Avenue visits Pittston friends.
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Lena
Rena Froehlich
Daniel Schramm
John Schramm
Frank Anstall
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Levert
Charles Mengle
South Wyoming Avenue
Joseph P. Rempe
Alder Street
Rendleham
Rose Clifford
Pittston Avenue
Mary McHale
Cherry Street
Philadelphia
Frances Atkinson
Cedar Avenue
Pittston
Pea Coal Sold at 1.25 a Ton Delivered Citywide
Pea coal priced at 1.25 dollars per ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders directed to J T Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6633.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J.T. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Obituary notices for Gilligan Machette Rowlands and others
Andrew Gilligan died at home on SIL Prospect avenue after a finger wound led to blood poisoning. Survived by wife and six children. funeral tomorrow morning. Samuel J. Machette, 51, former city resident, died at Elitehurst. funeral at 11 o clock tomorrow and burial in Forest Hill. Emner Rowlands, 2, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rowlands, died. funeral at 2 pm today. interment Washburn Street. Mary Donohue, 5 months, died. burial at Tobyhanna after 19 o clock journey. Maybert Hockenberry, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Hockenberry, died. funeral later. An infant child of Mr and Mrs Reesa Anthony died. interment Washburn Street at 3 pm.
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Andrew Gilligan
Sil Prospect Avenue
Elitehurst
Forest Hill Cemetery
Emner Rowlands
Joseph Rowlands
Hampton Street
Washburn Street
Mary
Joseph Donohue
Tailroad Avenue
Tobyhanna
Maybert
W. 8. Hockenberry
Providence Road
Reesa Anthony
Avenue, Bellevue
Wiashburn Street
Mule Tales and Dynamite Misadventure in Mountain Trails
A humor column recounts mule packing in rugged terrain with a pack animal that endures loads, bucking, and a legendary dynamite mishap. The narrative includes bar room chatter about a miner named Mose in the Bill Williams mountains and a teamster's adventurous anecdotes.
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P. J. Kain
Awanta
George W. Jenkins
Main Avenue
Vin Mariani
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Ethel Bevan Bopritiy
Morgan
Heckers
Boolker
Mabel Spencer Toner
David Stephens
David Davis
Miomas Bilas
Beletho
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General News
Globe Warehouse
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
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St. Leo's Battalion
Iterary Committee
M. Ts. Conry
Society
Cardinal Newman
Clara Maurer
Tenth Street
F.R. Parker
Anna Burnett
Lincoln Avenue
Ida May
Great Bend
John Williams
Lansford
PB. G. Beddoe
South Main Avenue
Eve. Robert
Garfield Avenue
Bloomshoro State Normal School
St. J. Hughes
North Bromley Avenue
Charles Elkington
Catherine Callahan
North Lincoln Avenue
Callahan
Augusta, Polhomus
Hyde Park Avenue
Ella Shaw
North Hyde Park Avenue
Carbondale
L. R. Foster
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Frank B. Reese
Mary F. Kenny
Theresa Dodd
Ottawa
Ontario
John Gahagan
Pleasant Street
John Morgan
North Everett Avenue
Tatters
David Evans
Margaret Reilly
Shamokin
Mary Walsh
Jackson Street
Klnood R. Brooke
Salem
Ohio
Dunmore Borough
James R. Wilson
Democratic Standing Committee
Democratic Committees
J. L. Mure Phy
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William McAllister
B. Swerney
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T. J. Dugan
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Jacob Bullerman
James McDonnell
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Michael Finnerty
Patrick Tiopkins
T. Melvin
Arthur Keller
Michael Murray
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North Scranton
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Finn & Phillips
Sousa
Jonas Long
Othen
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Mexico
Bill Williams Mountains
Kingdom Come
Jake
Niles
Mos
Lyceum Theatre Burgunder & Reis
Lesseca
H.R. Long
Brockway Course
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MacAuley - Patton Co
W. B. Patton
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Battimore
Ajax Remedy CO
Matth Bros
H. C. Sanderson
Ugglat
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Brendin
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