City to Close Stores Amid Merchant Day Plan
In and About were The City To Close Their Stores. The wholesale grocers, millers and foul SeDealers will close their places of business all day. Merchants' day is set for Wednesday, the uthust.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1902
Page
3
Green Ridge Library Reopens as Al Bright Branch
The Green Ridge library on Green Ridge Street will reopen at 4 PM today and will thereafter operate as a branch of the Al Bright Library system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Green Ridge Street
Albright Library
William Van Lavender In Mooste Jailed For Assault
William Van Lavender of Mooste was committed to the county jail Saturday by Justices Salmon on a charge of assaulting Barney Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Lavender
Mooste
Justices Salmon
Assauling Barney Plant
Foot Crush Injury In Railroad Theft Attempt
Beth Mraunfelter of Gouldahore suffered a crushed foot yesterday while attempting to steal a tide on the Lackawanna line. He was taken to Lackawanna Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Mraunfelter
Gouldahore
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackiwanna Hospital
Welles Chosen Director at First National Bank
At a meeting Saturns Attorney Charlies H. Welles was chosen a director on the First National bank to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John Jermyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturns
Charlies H. Welles
First National Bank
John Jermyn
Pols Trinity Lutheran Church Excursion to Lake Lodore
Tomorrow Pols Trinity Lutheran Church plans an excursion to Lake Lodore. The train departs from Delaware and Wadeons Lackawanna Wwentie station at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pols Trinity Lutheran Church
Lake Lodore
Delaware and Wadeons Lackawanna Wwentie Station
Sam
Local man held on charge of theft of scrap metal
DD E Stage of 18 Marion Street was held in $50 bail by Alderman Kasson on a charge of stealing one dollar in scrap lead and brass from J Monsky at a Providence junk shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Street
Kasson
J. Monsky
T Junk Min
Si Providence
Treble Clef Club Picnic Set for Nay Ave Park
Green Ridge Treble Clef Club plans a picnic at Nay Ave Park on Thesday. Mrs Chapman will attend and members and friends are invited for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treble Clef Club
Green Ridge
Nay Ave Park
Thesday
Chapman
AIL
Arrests Made for Trespassing on Railroad Ride
Hugh Volkaim and Richard Derfoss were arrested yesterday by Special Officer Po J Civndy for stealing a ride on the Lackawanna railroad. They were committed to jail for twenty days in default of fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Volkaim
Richard Derfoss
Po J. Civndy
Lackawanna
Examinations for registration for student-at-law
Examinations for registration of student-at-law will be held in the law library or another room yet to be determined on the second floor of the courthouse on Friday morning at a.m. sharp. All interested persons will meet the board of examiners at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Board of Examiners
Scranton Auto Club Races Postponed After Absent Members
Due to many members being away from Scranton on Saturday the races on the Speedway course were postponed. Jones and others sent machines for test runs with Jones achieving the hut mile in seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Newsboys Picnic Fund Receives 8 Check From Pret Contributor
J. M. Chance of Scranton, summering at Bellport Long Island, sends an eight dollar check to the newsboys picnic fund. Ten days remain before the event. Donations should be sent to E. L. Hatfield secretary of the committee at Tribune Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Chance
Scranton
Bellport
Long Island
E. L. Hatfield
Tribune
Suranton
Religious Notes from area churches this Sunday
Rev. James Btuart Dickson of Philadelphia preached at First Presbyterian. Rev. W H Gunkle of Kresgeville preached at St Pauls Lutheran. Rev R W Clymer of the Christian church spoke on The Saloon as a Church Antagonist. Rev John Laird preached at Providence Methodist Episcopal. First Welsh Baptist will miss evening prayer due to Sunday school finances. Rev Avatin Griffin presided at the Ash Street Methodist Episcopal second quarterly conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Btuart Dickson
Philadelphia
First Presbyterian Church
WH. AS Kunkle
Kresgeville, Pa
St Paul's Ryan- Relical Lutheran Church
Short Avenue
R. W. Clymer
The
Christian Church
North Main Avenue
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
John Laird
First Welsh Baptist Church
West Market Street
Avatin Griffin
D. D
Wyoming
Ash Street Methodist
Eminent Episcopal Leader Ethelbert Talbot's Long Career
Article outlines the life and career of Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of the Central Pennsylvania diocese, noting education at Dartmouth and General Theological Seminary, ordinations in New York and Fayette, roles in Macon and Wyoming Idaho, consecration as bishop in 1887, and enthronement in 1898. It also mentions Sheriff C H Echach and the miners strike, praising his fair policy and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelbert Talbot
Pennsylvania
Mr. Irvine
Fayette
Dartmouth
General Theological Seminary
New York
Church of the Transfiguration
St. Mary's Church
Flobertson
St. James’ Church
Macon
St. James’ Military Academy
Diocese of Missouri
Wyoming
Idaho
St. Mark's Church
Mauch Chunk
South Bethlehem
University of Missouri
C. Hechach
Four Baptized in the Roaring Brook
Four women were baptized yesterday in the Roaring Brook beneath lam No. 4 near Adams Avenue and Mulberry Street in a Shiloh Baptist Church service led by Rev. J. Boddie and Prophet Rev. Annlew Jones. The event drew hundreds, with Jones warning of impending calamities and linking recent Johnstown and broader national woes to divine judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaring Brook
Lam No. 4
Shiloh Baptist Church
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
J. B. Boddie
Annlew Jones
Bessie Richardson
Matilda Davis
Tribune
Prophet Jones
Cress
Johnstown
Connemaugh
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Brrre
Beef Trust
Mr. Jones
New York
Chicago
Practical guidance on training women for steady marriages
Rev J B Moffat urges mothers to train daughters at home with liberal education religious instruction and practical skills to prevent divorces. He cites Proverbs, stresses forbearance and moral strength, and warns against chasing wealth and social status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
J. B. Moffat
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Lemuel
Moffat
Church
Bible School
Regimental Encampment at Camp Meade Draws Large Attendance
The Thirteenth regiment assembled at Camp Meade for a lengthy encampment with two sections forming at Avoca under Col Watres and Lt Col Stillwell. Gov Stone's staff, Gen Miller, and Gen Gobin visited as crowds from Philadelphia and other cities joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
L. A. Watres
BE. W. Stillwell
Easton
George M. Hullstead
W. A. Stone
W. W. Inglis
Third Brigade
Watres
Ins
W. A. Raub
Dailey
W. H. Swift
Philadelphia
Allentown
Reading
National Guard
W. J. Elliott
T. J. Stewart
Charles Miller
Tribune
Iam
Adjutant General
Miller
Park Crowd Enjoys Comfort at Nay Ang Park
A large throng gathered at Nay Ang park with trolley cars taxed all afternoon. The crowd likely exceeded 1000, and visitors praised the newly added comfortable seats along the mall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Ang Park
Silk Workers Outing at Lake Lodore Highlights Mill Event
More than 1,000 Silk Mill workers and friends enjoyed a Saturday outing at Lake Lodore with a baseball game and boat race. The Crimsons of Dunmore beat the silk mill team 16 to 14 in baseball. Boat race winners were Lewis Diefenbach first, Mr. Wickerly second, Mr. Zaner third. prizes included ham moruks and a watch job. Trainloads departed from Delaware and Hudson station at 8 am with many more on later trains. return by 7 pm. The mill owners’ hospitality reflects positive relations with employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Lewis Diefenbach
Wickerly
Zaner
Delaware and Hudson
Drowned Paymaster Kroneacher Near Ocean View
Paymaster David A. Kroneacher of the United States Navy drowned off Ocean View while traveling by small boat to the launch Mudge. He and two companions were en route from Norfolk last night. Kroneacher's body has not been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
David A. Kroneacher
United States Navy
Franklin
Ocean View
Mudge
Kromicher
Bishop Declares Crusade Against Saloon Drink for Young Girls
In a St Peter's Cathedral sermon Bishop Hoban urges Holy Name Society men to unite and fight saloonkeepers who sell to young girls. He cites failures to curb the evil and vows to oppose every brewer backing such practices, predicting that strong action will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hoban
The
Holy Name Society
Quarterly Convention of Total Abstinence Union Held at Holy Cross
In Bellevue at Holy Cross church the First district quarterly convention of the Total Abstinence union of the Scranton diocese was opened at 2 pm. Rev Father Carmody welcomed delegates. committees were named. Rev P J McManus urged saving boys from drink. prize essay read. labor bureau discussed. officers elected: President J C Gallagher, Secretary John Baldwin, Treasurer Thomas Gavin. Evening program featured music and solos. next convention venue undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church
Bellevue
John McLain
James Arthur
W. H E. McDonough
M. J. O'Toole
Michael Kelly
Margaret Durkin
Thomas Gilroy
Michael Burke
James P. Lavelle
John Baldwin
P. J. McManus
Scranton Diocesan Union
Father Mathew
Timothy Burke
Dubuque
Iowa
J. C. Gallagher
Thomas Gavin
Louis Senker
Frank O'Hara
James McHugh
Gustave Reppert
Margaret Gerrity
Ligvie Durkin
Kate Reardon
James Gilroy
Frank Doyle
Derailment Slows Scranton Ride Car on Cedar Avenue
A Scranton Railway car derailed on Cedar Avenue near the old Connell breaker injuring three or four passengers and leaving several badly shaken. Conductor John Conley and Motorman John Burke were on duty as the inward bound car left the track during a Genet street turn. A woman on Lackawanna Avenue sprained her leg, another from Orchard Street fainted after boarding a replacement car, and an elderly man sustained a facial cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Cedar Avenue
John Conley
John Burke
Ecarove
Genet Street
Lafferty
Lackawanna Avenue
John Gibbons
Orchard Street
Cvar
Central City
Wall Paper A Choice Line Maple Chair at Reduced Prices
A line of chairs crafted from sound white maple features continuous reed seats and backs offered at greatly reduced prices. The items emphasize sturdy construction and period style suitable for dining or parlor use. Limited quantities available.
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