City Notes Highlight School, Church, and Rail Updates
Scranton Training school closes for summer while cathedral holds high mass and Sunday school till September. Hof high school graduates to meet at Liberty Hall for a Mountain Lake excursion. Graca Reformed Episcopal Sunday school picnic to Lake Ariel at 8:30 tomorrow. High School Alumni executive committee meets at 8 tonight at the Y M C A building. Fall of Babylon program features guards drill and rehearsals on the Strothingham stage. NY Ontario and Western railroad timetable changes affect Scranton and Hancock connections. Fire alarm at Prescott Avenue caused by pan of meat. minor blaze extinguished. St. Cecilia's academy holds commencement with graduates named. Scranton Press club weighs Lake Ariel outing. committee to report after meeting at 4 this afternoon.
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Scranton
Cathedral
Alisa Leona Gregory
Marion Street
Adrian College
Hof the
Liberty Hall
Mountain Lake
Graca Reformed Episcopal Sunday School
Lake Ariel
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Babylon
Babylon Guards
Srothingham
Hancock Suction
Hancock
Anton
Carbondale
Box 63
Prescott House Avenue
City
Mineral Street
Harmony Clans Miss Hardenbergh Piano School Invitation
Miss Hardenbergh invites friends and pupils to a piano study session at o clock p m with the Junior Harmony Clans to foster music education and friendship.
Pupil Recital at Miss Hardenbergh School Autumn Program
Afternoon recital by junior pupils of Miss Hardenbergh's school at 4 o'clock. Assisted by Miss Adelia Penwarden and Miss Alice Benson from the senior class. Selections include The Joyous Peasant and Johannis Brahman. Various students performed pieces by Haydn, Schubert, and Gade among others.
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Johannis Brahmo
Basny
Eltaabeth O'Donnell
Reaper
Bor Cseresseveerscvaenn
Porol Mics
Kathryn Steel
Eeseereeveveoeensens Plodler
Allie Benton
Haydn
Dance of the Brownis
Sebmon
Mary Decior
Viola W. Gade
SLIU
O'Donnell
Fredor
Warda
Malden
Mira Lacy Dacker
Pricus
Rioordath
Adeélin Pon Warden
Anniversary Sermon Marks Green Ridge Church Milestone
The Green Ridge Presbyterian Church celebrated its nineteenth anniversary and the tenth pastoral anniversary of Rev. N F Stab with a sermon on Freely ye have received freely give. The service highlighted growth, benevolent giving, and ongoing mission work led by Pastor Stahl and church leaders. The record notes new members, continued donations, and a call for renewed personal devotion to the church’s mission.
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N. F. Stab
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Prineston
W. & Stitee
New Jeraay
W. B. Waller
Marysland
Anid
Stahl
Church of Today
Kingdom Batliers
Grown Ridge Presbyterian Church
Alt. Imusuk
Giber
Uolent BS
L Hitencock
Hhis
Mr. Stabepoke
Christing Buduavor Sud
Women's Missionary Society
Ladies’ and Girls
King's Daughters
Undies’ Aid Society
Charel
G. 8. Woodruff
Bretheren
Salyss
Man Tried to Kill with Ax. Wan Arrested in Grief Case
Mrs. Smily Griffin, once a Park Place resident, is described as dispossessed and living in hardship while a man named Wan faces arrest after a plot involving an ax intended to kill. The report outlines the collapse of Griffin’s fortune and her current precarious livelihood.
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Wan
Smily Griffin
Park Place
Italian James Suvo case before Alderman
A domestic testified before Alderman Fitzsimmons on Saturday that no warrant was issued against Italian James Suvo of Nay Aug Falla. He lived as a servant at Leo's house during an all round celebration when Leo struck Mrs Griffin with an axe. A neighbor intervened and Leo paid a $5 fine plus costs and was discharged.
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Fitzsimmons
James Suvo
Leo
Sunday Violators Inform Against Thom asives Early This Morning
At an early hour this morning several violators of the Sunday observance law filed information against themselves before Alderman Fitzsimons and paid the standard $4 fine. Yesterday saw more general compliance following Mayor Connell's letter though some druggists and merchants sold soda water and other commodities.
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Fitzsimmons
Connell
Thought it was Apple Jack
Martin Crossley a Louisianna butcher living at the City Boarding House on Lagkawanna Avenue swallowed chloroform by mistake after mistaking the bottle for Apple Jack. He later recovered with doctors administering stimulants and anticholinergic remedies. his parents from Danville are said to be well to do.
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Martin Crossley
Lagkawanna Avenue
McGarrah & Thomas
Croasley
Crossley
Dru
Hund
O'Malley
Strychin
Atropiny
Ainted
Danville
Lecture at Cathedral to feature Rev D Cunnion
The St Vincent de Paul society at Cathedral parish plans a Sunday night lecture for its treasury in the cathedral. Rev D Cunnion pastor of Epiphany Church New York will deliver the talk. A collection will be taken with volunteers including J J Maghran ML P Fiyne John Colligan M J O Malley and others.
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Riv. D
Cannion Nex
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Rev
Cunnion
Epipluuy Church
New York
J. J. Maghran
ML P. Fiyne
John Colligan
M. J. O'Malley
J. J. O'Boyle
Vine Street
P. J. McCaffrey
J. Corcoran
B. D. O'ivilly
Aegebera Frank McAndrew
T. P. Hoban
Morris Collins
J. J. Brown
Miss Clare Horan Recital At Powell's Music Store
Miss Clare Horan under Mr Southworth directs a piano recital at Powell's music store tonight with soprano Mrs Joseph O'Brien and violinist A W Rippard. The program includes Beethoven Air Varie violin solo Bach Cello suite and Chopin Polonaise Op 20 No 1 and other works.
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Clare Horan
Southworth
Powell's Music Store
Joseph O’brien
A W. Rippard
P. Rode Loure
Bach Postordlo
Lovu
Drewm
Death of Dr. Gardner Buried in Montrose
The remains of Dr. Edwin L. Gardner were buried at Montrose on Saturday. Twenty years ago he and Charles M. Koon were hunted at the Wyoming in this city. For many years he had resided in Binghamton.
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Edwin L. Gardner
Montrose
Gardner
Charles M. Koon
Wyoming
Binghamton
North End Briefs Reach Local Events and Elections
Local notes report a North Main avenue fishing day on the Susquehanna, parade cap updates for Liberty Hose, and Morgan H. Williams winning a national secretary post. Welsh Baptist and Ivorite groups hold funeral and meeting plans, plus a Farview excursion program with prizes, hymns, recitations, and competitions.
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Lewin
W. Judge
North Main Avenue
Susquehanna
Arcent
Liberty Hose Company
Morgan H. Williams
Providence
Tern
American Order of Ivorites
Oak Street
Farview
Beerstary
George E. Davies
Spring Street
Caledonian Club to Hold Annual Games at Laurel Hill Park
The Caledonian club of the city will host its annual event at Laurel Hill Park on July 8. Delegates in Highland costume are expected, with efforts under way to make this year’s games bigger and better.
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Reliablea
Reliable Caledonian Club
Thie City
Laurel Hill Park
Caledonian Plabe
Grand Opening Event at Fred Martins Garden
A summer garden grand opening hosted by Fred Martin featuring a clam bake and magic shows. The afternoon event aims to entertain families with food, demonstrations, and performances continuing into the night.
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Fred Martin
Greatest Bommer Drink at Courson's Choern
An advertisement touts the Greatest Bommer Drink available only at Courson's Choern. It markets a unique beverage experience, highlighting exclusivity and local appeal for shoppers seeking a specialty refreshment.
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Bopp
Courson'a
Republicans Readying for Late August County Convention
The Republican county convention likely won’t be held until late August. D. W. Powell, county committee chair, notes broad party sentiment against an early meeting and a petition seeks to set a formal date for the nominating event.
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Charles P. O'Malley
Gaming
D. W. Powell
Republican County Committee
Republicans fight for congress and convention timing
The piece notes signatures on a petition used to influence early convention plans. It argues the GOP may delay until late August if candidates are fielded then. It also covers the Democratic convention timeline after the Republican picks and mentions Ex-Mayor Fellows and J A Saranton in the congressional scramble.
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Powell
Congress
Fellowa
J. A. Saranton
Prisoners given joint sentences after court session
The court handed down fines jail terms and costs for multiple defendants. Joseph Champ of Olyphant received six months in county jail plus fines and costs for shooting Mark Kravjak. Other defendants faced costs, bail, or prison terms for various offenses as the judge postponed some sentences pending further actions.
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Joseph Champ
Olyphant
Mark Kravjak
Michael Wales
Patrick Gore Eoran
William Noll
Shadroeh Lewis
Big Wile
Pavyrick Mangan
Adaiiat
John Joyce
Thomas NM. Thornton
Albert Singer
David Williams
Pyenrold
Anna Kalipila
John Woerz
Eliza Newton
Capias
Michael Penko
John Hugs
Isaac Harrison
J. W. Mclain
Magaty
Costa
Wentence
Agaiost Thomas McGuire
Adonis Dixey Company
Fred R. Stark
Nolentee
Meoire
Dwards
Tiil
O'Brien
MoGuirn
Ryan
McGuire
Vacation excursion to Buffalo and Niagara Falls announced
After school grand vacation trip to Niagara Falls on June 29 led by the Eriennes offers a low rate tour for teachers scholars and the public. Train departs Carbondale at 6:50 am and Scranton at 6:40 am returning June 30 from Buffalo arriving 4:30 pm. Round trip four dollars. children five to twelve pay half. Hotel Forn Cliff Lake Caray opens June 27, 1894. Fred Martin's Summer Garden hours noted. Dr Gibbons of New York will visit Scranton office Monday morning and evening.
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Niagara Falls
Eriennes
Buffalo
Niopera
Weliool
Falla
Buffalo City
Carbondale
Scranton
Dr. Gibbons
New York City
Wyoming Avenue
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Cumberland County
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Lancaster
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New Castle
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Laska
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Congressional Fight
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Quilty
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Lake Caray
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W. W. Berry
Lacka, Ave
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D.d.s
Wyoming Ave
Gantechi Manufacturers
Chestnut Street
Philadelphie
H.battin & Co
Penn Ave
Osland
Are Again
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Wyoming Ava
Next Dime Bank
Dunn
London
Russia
Infante
Button
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Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
Scranton, PA
S. L. Gallen
Banister
Lakewaana
Herve Scranton
Lackawanna Ave
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