Ministers Meet in Wyoming Church The 149th session of the Wyoming district Ministers Association ends with Cuba debate and Rev Hawley ready to go to front again
The Wyoming district Ministerial association closed its 149th session at the Methodist church in Wyoming after a week of meetings from Monday. Rev N J Hawley, a war veteran, declared willingness to go to the front again if needed. Rev F E Singer of Noxon read an envoy on Cuba by Rev F P Doty urging action to free Cuba. Discussions covered Cuba policy, Maine disaster aftermath, and church revivals with essays on The Life and Times of Christ and The Bible as a persistent force in literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Hawley
FE. M. Singer
Noxon
Ministerial Association
Wyoming
Cuba
J. G. Keckman
J. D
W. Treible
J. K. Peck
William Frisby
A. Transue
J. B. Sweet
W. OL Simpson
J. Singer
Cornell
MH. Hiller
G. C. Lyman
PF. Houch
James
J.C. Leavock
Thomas M. Furey
EK. L. Santee
W. Young
J. Benninger
P. Doty
L. Severson
A. L. Chaffee
J. W. Price
G. T. Price
J. F. Warner
le FE. van Hoesen
A. V. Armstrong
J. R. Wagner
Honesdale
PL EB. Thorpe
J. N. Stellman
G. Rekman
Kingston
Taylor
Askam
J. I. Warner
Warner
William Milgar
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
FL P. Tiety
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
West Scranton
Spain
Maine
A Little Will Prevent Disaster Warns Against Needless Ills
A humorless warning urges prompt action for cold symptoms and endorses Dare Pure Malt Whisky as the only pure medicinal stimulant. It cautions against counterfeit whiskeys and stresses regular use to stay healthy and prepared for sudden illnesses.
Doctrinal Talks Close Church Meeting in Rendham Area
The event featured Rev. J. W. Price from Shavertown discussing Personal Magnitiem and Rev. F. M. Furey of Rendham closing the afternoon with an essay on Obligations of the Church to Missions. Rev. Frank James of Eatonville led a devotional service at 7 PM and Rev. LE. P. Singer of Noxen delivered the association sermon to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Price
Shavertown
F. M. Furey
Rendham
Frank James
Eatonville
Association
LE. P. Singer
Noxen
Revision and Appeal Hearings For City Real Estate
The board of revision and appeal handles complaints from property owners in wards with the citys most valuable real estate and notable assessment increases. The second corridor of city hall is crowded daily as residents seek reductions. Yesterday covered the Sixteenth ward. this week includes the Seventeenth Ninth and Eighth wards with One Twenty first ward following. next week focuses on Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co railroad firms and large holders. The board plans property inspections across wards to investigate complaints.
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Board of Revision
Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company
Ita
Nationa
Hughes O
Repaving & Dunn
Ebebeeke
Pata
Elvetion N
Benjani
Ben
Aia Chemical Aux Fish
Anu
J. Hi. Thomas
F. H. Clemons
W. F.C. Lh
Sionera
John M
Prisourt
Fensueenes
Penitentia
Conrad Schroeder
Ceesseeeweenee Wesnew
Ispaatoon
Ition
J. B
MeCo CR. Co
Ape
Commonwealth
Peecessnen
Juati- F
Gaylor
Ss Basen Ing
Thomas- “Leys
James ‘T. Wall
City Institute
Court House
Aory Commission County Treasurer's Commission
Conera Ann En Penn
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Dent Po
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Stosepe
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Eenael Eeewees
Fence Co
Madiog
Benton Ip Sucess Serene Ashen
Eleabor Clifton
Eva Eastern Penitentiary
Covington
Tanfield
Aid Board
Con Carbondale Two
Reseaseuenes
Neesarsanes
Patrick Comoy
Conan Eenewee
T. Harri Vidts
Eastern Penitentiary
Carmondale
E. A. Wonnacott
Pitt
Jeremiah Clune
Fsmp
Dickson City
Abenens Hee
H. Weiland
Dunmore Bop Cves Asieeneeerennenweneewevers
W.curke
Seeteen i
Dalton Hero
Terwilliger
W. White
Walter
Glenburn Boro
Pava
K. M. Sherwood
Gardner
Ehetene
Borosseneesee
Pal x. Roaa
Jefferson
Lackawanna
Mayfield Boro
Robert Row
Wetherby
J. D
North Abington
Carsee Heeeennes Olyphant Boro
Cebee Newene
Lewis
Loskey
P. Bayder
Imo Ransom
Spring Brook
South
Aren
Geo
Meyers
John BD. Jones
Sant
Newton
Adair
J. Kelly
G. R. Stanton
Stone Area Bridge
Deliers c
Winton
Winton Bo Peenene Onee James J. Lawler
Gethman
Newton Adalt
Prothonotary's
Waverly
Scranton City
Gegwward
Scott Township
Seeerae
Pat Bnysler
Coseeneneenermroneseonnennener
John A Coptelis
Stone
Red Bridge
Peery
Gundioc Gy
Ferber
B. Thompson
Bae Oy
Lenburn Boroug
Penn “Bridge
F. Koliuw
Oonnee
Ae Morgan
Giles Roberts
Hrook
Waeters Seamans
Byalian Gebeas
J. Haag
Vie
Fighteenth
Oneee
W. Jones
T. Payne
Coun- Nineteenth
Winans Miller
Evry
W. Tunes
Pald Lymin
W. A. Depue
Gorman
Eveme Printing
McChesne
Benennee
Commissioners' Office
Jderemiah Clune
Kbndeeamnabeonppanes
Giles Rober
Carbondale
Dunmore
Eden
Bendamin Griffiths
Seneene Ble
Bseeranton
Beranton
Silas Wints
Canan
Kirchhoff
Cepbtee Ener
Dooweee Guo Drcker
Seeeoncensel
Aeeen Eee
Jd Transient
Clerla Spring Brook Township
Seb
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Kiefer
Sonapnaesaners
Sohawanta
Costella
Federal
Clemons
Ty Brinom
Ald Penses
Sererses
Catarrhal Powder Praised by Buffalo Minister in Testimony
Reverend A. D. Buckley of Buffalo testifies that Dr Agneen's Catarrhal Powder cured his yearlong catarrh after two months of use. The testimonial notes delightful relief and full recovery and lists Matthews Bros. and W. T. Smith as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Buckley
Buffalo
Theatrical Attractions Featuring Thomas W. Keene at Lacoum
Eminent tragedian Thomas W. Keene appears at the Lacoum this evening in Louis XI with Shakespearean depth. He is supported and managed by Charles M. Hanford a seasoned tragedian formerly with Booth and Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Keene
the Lacoum
Louis XT
Booth and
Barrett
Sages to Perform at Lyceum This Week Endings
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes the Sages will present at the Lyceum for the final three days of the week. Professor Sage introduced his claimed mind power and summoned volunteers from the East End as Olga Helen joined for a two hour, amused and instructive hypnotic show with most but not all subjects influenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Pittsburg
Sage
East End
Olga Helen
Waite Opera Company Draws Large Audiences at Academy
The Waite Opera company attracted large audiences to the Academy of Music yesterday. The afternoon program featured The Chimes of Normandy and the evening offered Fra Diavolo to a favorable reception. This afternoon The Marca and tonight Maritana will be presented with Joseph Smith in a leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite Opera Company
Lnrite
Academy of Music
Normandy
Fra Diavolo
Joseph Smith
Peruna touted for chronic ear catarrh relief
A Wisconsin father writes of his fifteen year old Edgar recovering from chronic otitis after seven months on Dr Hartman’s remedy. The letter praises Peruna as a cure for catarrh and notes a new book on winter catarrh by Dr Hartman. The Columbus company offers the work free by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Hartman
Perunal Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Legal Expenses and County Disbursements Report
The document itemizes county finances including disbursements by the county commissioners on warrants No. 1 to 4748, receipts from county taxes and bridge funds, refunds of taxes, and state audits. It notes payments for mental health examinations, assessments, advertising, and condemnations, with totals for general county, bridge funds, and state tax accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonne
County Institute
Oity Institute
Sorten
H. Schadt
General County
Gai
Tryt
Lackawanna County Financials Ledger FY ending 18098
Schedule details receipts and disbursements of state and county tax collectors covering the fiscal year ending January 3 18098. This record outlines the condition of finances and accounts for audit and public accountability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wyoming Church
Rev
F. P. Doty
MR. Edgar
Philip Houck
Mountain Top
Abel Wrigley
Carverton
F. I. Cornell
Maple Grove
Paul Association
Broadway
How York
Keeone
Sages
The
H. Stevens
Supe- Fige
Cicada
Eadseesesea
State
State Hospital For the Insane
Koop of
Poe
Lacka
M. F
Abington
Charles H. Schadt
Lackawanna County
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