Knights Templar Trip Plans for Pittsburg Grand Encampment
A local Knights Templar itinerary outlines a three day plus journey to Pittsburg for the Grand Encampment of the Knights Templar of America. The plan includes a special train from Scranton via Altoona to Pittsburgh with stops, parades, sight seeing at Gettysburg and Washington, hotel stays, meals, and a total cost of forty one dollars per person.
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Knights Templar
Pittsburg
Knights Templar of
Fons Clave
Harrisburg
Morrisburg
T. FL Ponman
Harriehare
Pennsylvania
United States
Aelock
Gettysburg
Republic
Leo
Thell
Nathonal
Bownthfwl
Culp's Hill
Washington
Corcoran Art Gallery
Congressionalbrary
Mount Vernon
Conchee
Richmond
Virginia
Hotel Jefferson
New York City
Capitol
Shockoe Hille
Lee
Grant
Aleo & Arent
Monitor
Merrimack
Timpton Roins
Ameren
Old Point Comfort
Stuner
State Room
Sweet Home
Horrtshure
Scranton
Pittshore
Bir Knights
Two New Prohibition Remonstrances Filed Against Hotel Licenses
In Daniels court records two Winton remonstrances oppose Andrew Simonak and Michael Sivak’s hotel licenses at Hand Street area. Objections cite excess nearby inns within 600 feet, proximity to Greek Catholic and Polish Catholic church sites, and alleged inadequate readiness for travelers. Signers include Kelly, Loftus, Krenics, Rodectl, Mullen, and Koris. attorney Murphy represents both.
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Deckernick
Clerk of the Courts
Daniels
Winton
Andrew Simonak
First Avenue
Hand Street
Third Ward
Michael Bivak Ov Sewak
First
S Second
Simonak
Siowers
M. F. Kelly
J. F. Loftus
Andrew Krenics
Martin Rodectl
Elmer Moslyar
James J. Kelly
John Blivka
Konetans Koris
Sivak
James H. Re
Seventeenth Anniversary Service at Grace Reformed Episcopal
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church holds a seventeenth anniversary program this evening. The service features hymns and readings, a historical sketch by William Hackett, a paper on pastoral work by Rev. D. Stearns, and remarks by society leaders. Pastor Stearns will not attend but has sent his paper to be read.
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Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Mies
Mary A. Driker
William T. Hackett
Tals Parleh
Hey
Albert Redles
Alfred Kk. Gates
George L. Ulrich
Wiliam McCulloch
Our Women's Missionary Society
Rebegea H. Drinker
The
King's Daughters
Mies Milge
J. Chase
Church
Young Meople's Society of Christan Endeavor
PD. M. Stearns
Roderick Injunction Hearing Scheduled For Richmond Colliery
The petition for an injunction to restrain operations at the Richmond colliery, filed by Mine Inspector Edward Roderick, was before Judge Gunster as Major Everett Warren opened the formal application yesterday. Horace F. Hand appeared for the AMY officials to oppose. The hearing, initially set for this afternoon, was postponed to today while the mine continues operations.
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Richmond
Edward Roderick
Gunster
Everett Warren
Horace F. Hand
Com-Any
Dr Agnew’s Oli tment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An 1840s style advertisement touts Dr Agnew’s Oli tment as curing salt rheum and itching skin diseases in a day with one application. It claims instant relief for itching and piles and offers cures in three to six nights for five cents, sold by Matthews Bros and W. T. Clark.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Savings
The Pyramid Pile Cure is advertised as a cheap, effective treatment for all forms of piles including itching bleeding and protruding. Testimonials from U S readers claim rapid improvement after first use and urge prompt treatment to prevent serious disease. The ad notes availability at drug stores for 50 cents per package plus a free treatise.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Materall
Mich
Eevrywhere
M. A
Wilson
Peabody
Kansas
Edgerton
Atty. At Law
Nortfield
Vermont
W. H. Goodman
Greenville
Texas
Tra Shockey
Longe
W. Va
Taxing church property sparks legal opinion on parsonages
City Solicitor McGinley released an opinion to the board of revision and appeals on church parsonages in Green Ridge. He says parsonages with grounds are assessable for city taxes unless the dwelling is part of the church building, challenging the county practice of exempting parsonages from taxation.
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Board of Revision and Appeals
McGinley
Green Ridge
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Odd Fellows Lodge Expansion and Rebekah Lodge Formed
The Wilkes-Barre Record notes growing interest as the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows plans its May session in the city. A 24 member lodge was formed on the Heights, followed by the establishment of a Rebekah lodge, a mixed gender branch focused on the ladies' department.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Wilkes-Barre
Rebekah
Pennsylvania conference meets at East Sterling
The sixty ninth session of the Pennsylvania conference of the Methodist Protestant church was held at East Sterling in Wayne county yesterday. Rev KR Bruce Bellas of Beaumont Wyoming county presided over sessions attended by many clergymen prominent in the general work of the conference.
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East Sterling
Wayne County
Pennsylvania
Methodist Protestant Church
Bruce Bellas
Beaumont
Wyoming County
Theatrical Attractions At Local Theaters
The Waite Opera company presented The Mascot at the Academy of Music yesterday with strong reception. Marituda was well staged with Joseph Smith and Mina Morelia in congenial roles, and the trio praised the overall performance. Matinees and further shows include Twin Sisters or Girofle Giroffa and The Two Vagabonds with living pictures. The Sages, Harris and La Motte, continue a three day Lyceum engagement amid public interest in hypnotism. Mantell and Tremayne’s A Secret Warrant tap the Lyceum stage next week.
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Academy
Waite Opera Company
Academy of Music
Joseph Smith
Mina Morelia
Girofle-Giroffa
Lyceum
Harris“ure
Opera House
X. la Motte
Olga Helen Sage
Intriguing Regency Paris Play Promised in Queen Anne Style
A historical production set in Paris during 1720 unveils Luxembourg intrigues under the Duc d Orleans regency. The play will be lavishly staged with period costumes reflecting the Queen Anne era.
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Paris
Luxembourg
Duc d'Orleans
Hidde Hand Enchantment at Linden Theater Last Night
The Linden stage hosted a strong performance by Hidde Hand with solid patronage. Miss Kemp led as Lady Seubel alongside George France and W. A. Robinson, with Charles McKinley joining as Sir Francis Levivon for today’s matinee and the rest of the week. H. W. Mitchell directs, promising a standard production.
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Hidde Hand
the Linden
Miss Kemp
George France
W. A. Robinson
Lynne
Brooks
Patrons & Treat
Charles McKinley
Francis Levivon
Lady Seubel
H. W. Mitchell
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