Williams of Swansea named for Jackson Street church pastor
The Jackson Street Baptist church extends a call to Rev. J W Williams of Memorial Church Swansea Wales to lead the pastorate with a July 1 start. A letter to a West Side resident frames the move as home news. Williams has been appointed to the Welsh Forward society and awaits a response.
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J. W. Williams
Welsh Forward Society of Wales
Jackson Street
Cardiff
Swangea
Forward Society
Wales
Home Mission Society
Williams
Fine West Side concert at Washburn Street church
A distinguished program at Washburn Street Presbyterian drew a large audience. Theodore Hemberger violinist and Mrs. Hemberger accompanied by Mrs. G Du Bois Dimmick soprano joined Thomas Beynon tenor Thomas Aubrey and T Haydn Evans on piano. Each artist met widespread acclaim with enthusiastic encores. The church quartette directed the event. The interior featured artistic decoration.
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West Side
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Theodore Hemberger
G. du Bois Dimmick
Thomas Beynon
Thomas Aubrey
Haydn Evans
Hemberger
Church Quartette
Robert Morris Lodge Nominates Officers At Meeting
Robert Morrinlodge members met last night and chose officers including Dr. G Beddoe as president Lewis Howall vice president Eli Harris steward J Reese conductor D Davies corresponding secretary J Hughes inside guardian J Phillips outside guardian Election set for the next meeting E D Jones reported on attending the grand lodge convention at Olyphant A Morse mandolin teacher received a surprise party at his South Bromley avenue home
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L. Astringer
St. John’s German Catholic Church
South Main Avenue
St. John’s
First Welsh Baptist Church
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Board of Trade
E. M. Clarke
Arthur van Vlelt
Washburn Street
Belvidere
Thomas J. Phillips
Wilkesarre
Reese J. Phillips
Jackson Street
8. B. Mott
Marilla
Mina
Potter County
Leba Wise
Mott Haven
Owen Lieyd
Wilkes-Barre
John Davies
Archbald Street
Sumner Avenue Baptist Church
Bethlehem
H.C. Wallace
P. F. Struppler
Booth Main Avenue
Cartwright
Germantown
Maplewood
Strappler
Robert Morrinlodge
8. G. Beddoe
Lewis A. Howall
Eli Harris
DR. J. Reese
D. J. Davies
John Hughes
Inside Guardian
John H. Phillips
E. D. Jones
Guardian
Robert Morris Lodge
Grand Lodge
Olyphant
Art. E. Morse
South Bromley Avenue
Outdoor Sovfal at Green Ridge Baptist Church Lawn
A sovfal will be held on the Baptist church lawn of Green Ridge Thursday evening with outdoor music and ice cream for sale. If weather is favorable, the event will move to the primary Sunday school room for the pleasure.
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Baptist Church
Green Ridge
Taming of the Shrew recital in Dunmore parish house
Hannibal A. Williams of New York will perform Shakespeare’s comedy The Taming of the Shrew at St. Mark's parish house Dunmore corner Green Ridge and Blakely streets on Thursday June 11 at 8 p m Street cars will bring attendees Tickets 50 cents single 75 cents two 1 dollar three Williams is widely acclaimed in Scranton Dunmore and nearby areas
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St. Mark's
Dunmore
Green Ridge
Blakely Streets
Hannibal A. Williams
New York
Williams
Scranton
Dunmere
Vicinity
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain
The advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It touts soothing gums and relief from diarrhea and wind colic, priced at twenty five cents a bottle and sold by druggists worldwide.
Improvement planned for Cedar avenue trestle area
Select Councilman T. J. Coyne of the Twentieth ward pushes repairs at the Cedar avenue trestle near Meadow Brook breaker. The Traction company will shift the track and widen the road ten feet at no city cost after William Connell Company agrees to move the stone wall. Work starts within a week. A Saquoit Silk mill accident saw Anthony McDonald struck in the leg by a hat pin during a mill elevator ride.
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T. J. Coyne
Twentieth Ward
Cedar Avenue
Meadow Brook
Coyne
Silliman
Traction Company
William Connell & Co
Saquoit
Anthony McDonald
Campaign to poison dogs in Twentieth ward escalates
Constable Joseph F. Woelberg of the Eleventh ward seized a search warrant at Mrs Seenkilla's boarding house on South Washington avenue where Polish resident kept a man named Rudolph Swarts. Swarts remained to claim his trunk despite arrest and bail.
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Joseph F. Woelberg
Mra. Seenkilla
South Washington Avenue
Rudolph Swarts
Rudolf
Disturbance arrest and local notices in Providence
William Miller was arrested on Court street for a disturbance and jailed overnight after a stop by constable William Black. He was fined four dollars and costs after a hearing by the alderman. Other local items include a temperance club entertainment at St Marys hall and funerals for Norman White and Mary Walsh.
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William Miller
Court Street
Ward
William Black
North End Young Men's Temperance Club
St. Mary's Hall
Forest Hill Cemetery
James Welsh
Jones Street
Freeman Lord
Mary
Thomas Walsh
Hudson Street
Nora O'Malley
Katie Henehan
Katie Coyne
Nora C. O'Malley
Nellie O'Malley
Katie Burke
Cora Thomas
Miles Margaret Evans
Plymouth
Etta Lloyd
Wayne Avenue
Mamie Baltry
Market Street
Jamea
Nelson Blaby
William Street
John Burns
Edward George
Katie Cannon
Spragueville
Susquehanna County
Samuel
Breaker Street
Excursions to Lake Ariel Limited Dates This Month
The article lists limited open Sundays for Lake Ariel trips this month. Several church groups, societies, and organizations plan visits on specified dates, from Green Ridge Presbyterian to Scranton churches. Transportation remains unsettled as the railroad company has not decided to provide Sunday service.
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Lake Ariel
Lake and
McKinley Asked About Stark County Alliance Letter
A Canton special reports President McKinley was asked about a letter claimed to be written by him to the Stark County Farmers' Alliance in 1890. He replied he had heard of it and refused to discuss the matter further at his home.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Canton
McKinley
Stark County Farmer's Alliance
Market Quiet as Investors Await Convention Outcomes
Wall Street opens steady with only 2091 shares traded as traders await the St Louis convention and currency signals. Industrials weaken while rail and international shares hold firm. coal and dividend news buoy late trading. Reading and Missouri Pacific retreat on earnings and foreclosure fears.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Saloa
St. Louis
Chicago
Tolbuern
London
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Ways and
House
Chicago and Northwestern
Denver
Rito Grande
Missouri Pacific
Lackawanna
New Jersey Central
Delaware and Hudson
Reading
Hay State
Massachusetts Senate
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
A. Cran
Soros Street
City Tax Liens and Mortgage Dues List for Scranton Area
A fragmented ledger lists creditors and due mortgages including Third National Bank Throop Novelty Mfg Scranton Traction Co Scranton Glass Co and others. It details first and secondary mortgage dues for 1915 and 1920 along with street railway securities and local public works bonds in Scranton Lackawanna and nearby townships.
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Third National Bank
Throop Novelty M's'g. C Scranton Traction Co
Scranton Glass Co
Scranton
People's Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka, Township School
Borough of
Winton
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Beranton & Pittston Trac. Co
Bcranton Street
Scranton Axle Works
Dull market holds steady amid crop news and limited demand
In New York on June 4 the grain and meat markets traded dull to firm. Wheat and corn futures showed small advances on short-covering while spot prices and options remained uneven. Philadelphia provisions held moderate demand with steady quotes for smoked meats and lard, as buyers weighed mixed crop signals from Ohio Michigan and Indiana.
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New York
Obhio
Michigan
Indiana
Shorts
Ake
Advance
Wye
Oate
Chicago
South America
Joalbe
Salle
Siena
State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Union Stock Yards Cattle Hog Sheep Receipts Report
Union Stock Yards Illinois June 4 cattle receipts about 9000 head market easy with steers common to extra 8.00 to 9.00 stockers and feeders 2.60 to 3.00 cows and bulls 1.60 to 3.50 calves f. h. Texans 2.20 to 2.60 hogs receipts 27000 head market firm heavy packing and shipping lots 2.00 to 9.15 common to choice mixed around 2.30 to 4.00 choice assorted 2.30 to 3.40 night pigs 7.50 to 3.85 sheep receipts 1000 head market easy inferior to choice 4.00 to 4.40 lambs 4.50 to 4.60
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Union Stock Yards
Ill
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
Buffalo New York June 4 cattle few on sale mixed stock sold steady sheep and lambs in demand at unchanged values hogs steady with prices listed by class including lower light Yorkers 247 403 00 mediums 335 heavy 350 345 - notes on market conditions and price ranges for cattle sheep and hogs.
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Buffalo
FEMICURE LITTLE LIVER PILLS AID LADIES HEALTH
Bright women seek FEMICURE LITTLE LIVER PILLS claimed to aid liver kidneys stomach and bowels while regulating female functions. The ad lists relief from constipation sick headache dizziness indigestion torpid liver biliousness weight in pelvis and backache with a dose of one pill priced 46 cents. Sold by Carl Lorenz druggist Scranton 418 Lackawanna Ave. Also promotes Casey Kelly lager beer with a sales line about wetting it.
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Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Lad
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Robinson Street
Owen Finnerty
Price Street
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George B. Reynolds
Peter Clarey
Luzerne Street
Kate Healy
Clarey
Mr. Morse
West Side Society
West Side Business Directory
Harriet J. Davin
Starner
J. C. King
Art Morris
Samters
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Providence
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Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
West Pittston Sunday School Society
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Crump's Band
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
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Grace Church Sunday School
Honesdale
Young People's Society of the
Scranton Primitive Church
Foresters
West
Hughestown
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Church of the Good Shepherd
Scranton Street Baptist Church
M’kinley
Stark County Farmers’ Alliance
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Tobacco Co
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Canada Southern
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Elmhurst
Gina
Anton
Wital
Oil City
Casey & Kelly
Racivan
Frank P. Christian
Spruce Street
Stone
Alter
Aylesworth
Wyoming
Sarah Rershard
James Moir
Hill New Quarters
Lackawanna Avenue
First National Bank
the Tribune
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Man
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Larkres
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the Frothingham
Wagner
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Lessees
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Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Music Store
William S. Millar
Center ST
MT. Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
WM. T. Smith
Mousic A
Sma Belgie
Moobic and Rushdale Works
Repauno Chemical Co
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