City Notes and Meetings in Local Churches and Unions
The column lists upcoming events at St. Luke church Linden Street temple and Relief society including a Wednesday 4 pm meeting and a noonday service. It notes an all day Christian and Missionary Alliance session tomorrow at Beeper Tabernacle Jefferson Avenue Dunmore with 1000 am and 7 pm sessions. Also reports merchant Murdalph Goldsmith injured by a driver on Look Avenue but not badly hurt. Additional items cover special meetings at Scranton General and City Club officer elections, four tramps jailed, and Central Labor Union pushing for a Dixie theater built by union labor.
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Christin and Missionary Alliance
Beeper Tabernacle
Jefferson Avenue
Dunmore
Regional religious meeting hints at community wealth and unity
Reverend Fal Bove Spork Tew Rilott A. Royl, pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church, led a talk at the Haifroad Voune Men's Christian Association on Hedempndn Te Te Uwlvipartant or AM Liinprets tont. The session drew mixed reactions, with future association meetings announced for Sunday afternoon. In March, wrestlers Danht Ma heod and Fred Mueis from Wollilion and Breokisi No V. were slated to compete at the Sempyton Al evyele club tomorrow evening, as Gideon Parry signaled the club’s plans for the eventful season.
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Fal Bove
Rey
Box
Danht Maheod
Wollilion
Gniurte
Fred Mueis
Breokisi
Sempyton al Evyele
Adele
Dean Owine
Gideon Parry
Meheud
Meheod
Markaalae
Thar
Mochester
Noted burglar caught by police after arrest on Spruce street
Superintendent of Police Day and Detective Deller arrest William Kelly alias James Kielly alias James Robertson alias William Smith on Spruce street. Tools found at Center street station include a candle skeleton keys and a file. Magistrate Howe commits him for six months. Kelly has a long criminal record with past sentences for highway and post office robberies.
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Deller
William Kelly
James Kielly
James Robertson
William Smith
Spruce Street
Center Street
Howe
Day
Kelly
Nay Ang Park Hue
Offier Spellman
Lackawanna
Jall
National Police Orgain
Paterson
N. J
Morris Posner
Philadelphia Orchestra Announced Programme for Lyceum Concert
The Philadelphia Orchestra will perform a seventy member program at the Lyceum next Wednesday evening featuring Spring Overture and various concert works. Soloists include contralto Miss Sproule and Belgian violinist Elkan Kosman noted for his Amati violin and refined tone.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Lyceum
Miss Sproule
Dramvi
Volve
Elkan Kosmian
Mr. Kosman
Lamoureux
Paris
Europe
Amati
Kosman
Conference fixes rock workers' wage scale for coming year
A conference of Rockmen's Union officers met at Leonards Hall on West Marlet Street. The wage scale from last year was adopted for the coming year including an eight hour day. Rates listed: charge men four dollars daily, machine men two dollars seventy five cents, helpers two forty eight, hammermen two fifty, so on. Thomas Scott elected presiding officer. C W Baxter named delegate to State Federation of Labor convention in Wilkes-Barre March first. Next meeting planned for Peckville. Also announced is the McLeod Marks wrestling match at Scranton Blevele Club tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockmen’s Union
Leonard's Hall
West Marlet Street
Mocker
Thomas Scott
W. Baxter
New Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Dedicates Prescott Street Home
The Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church at Prescott Avenue and Mulberry Street was formally set apart for divine worship after a dedicatory service. Storms kept several prominent clergymen from attending. The brick veneer building features a bright auditorium with polished oak seating for over 400, five stained glass windows including a Good Shepherd scene, and memorial windows funded by the Women Home and Foreign Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Prescott Avenue
Mulberry Street
New Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Hess Waring
Madison Avenue
H. C. Rutherford
Christ
Womens Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Ownoh
Sermon Emphasizes Church as God’s Word and Worship
The preacher urged that the church stands for the word of God and worship, viewing it as the place for communion with the higher power. He noted its roles in service, living faith, and the love of God, with special music by Ralph Wilums and a Dudley Buck aria. Interdenominational services follow nightly at 7.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilums
Dudley Buck
Israel
Dedication Service at Freeland Lutheran Church
J J inte of Freeland testified at the dedication service of the Freeland Lutheran church. Rev Luther Hess Waring led the ceremony with the presentation of church keys and a blessing prayer. Special music featured Miss Jennie Kaiuffmann and soloists Miss Charlotte Skinner and Miss Grace Spencer. Rev Dr A Hartman of Baltimore was expected to attend as secretary of the boards home missions.
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Tey
J. J. Inte
Freeland
Moly
Christhouins
Gil
Dewi
Jennie Kaiuffmann
Taylor
Deht Ib
D. HL Weasel
Charlotte Skinner
Grace Spencer
Thetterrey
Luther Hess Waring
Board of Trustees
A. Hartman
Baltimore
Board of Home Missions
General Synod
Hotel Fire Destroys Glenburn Farmhouse Hotel
A large Glenburn farmhouse near Cravel pond owned by John Mears caught fire last night around h0 o'clock and was completely destroyed. The property had been occupied for some time by Mr and Mrs Lewis Barratt who have operated a hotel there.
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Glenburn
Cravel Pond
John Mears
Lewis Barratt
Bishop Hoban Discusses Scranton Strikes and Unions
In a cathedral sermon Bishop Hoban defends his efforts to settle the Scranton street railway strike and reviews years of local labor actions. He argues religion must help solve labor disputes and supports unions while urging prudent organization and fair treatment for all workers. He questions carpenters’ membership, proposes $3 for eight hours for competent workers, and notes ongoing union issues.
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Bishop Hoban
Scranton
Christ
Hoban
Carpenters
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Schumann
Culbulki
Sameon
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Conference OF Rockmen
Scranton Blevele Club
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Prince
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