Auxiliary of the P O of A forms in Fullers Hall
Seventy five ladies enrolled in a temporary society to organize a central city branch of the Patriotic Order of True Americans. A B Conger presided and Mrs Randolph Jones district president explained aims. she departed for Pittsburg to attend the national convention as national convector.
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P.O
Fuller's Hall
Central City
Patriotic Order of True Americans
Pullers Hall
A. B. Conger
Randolph Jones
Opening of New Art Studio at 608 Spruce Street
Horsford's Acid Phosphate owner invites the public to the opening of a new art studio at 608 Spruce Street on Monday March 16. Visitors may see fine portraits and hear good music. F. Santee extends the cordial invitation.
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Spruce #treet
F. Santee
McAll mission meeting notes church leaders list
The annual McAll mission meeting was held at Mrs. J. A. Price’s home with officers reelected. Plans discussed for Rev. Dr. Wood to speak next fall and for a May meeting at Hitchmond Hill. Swedborgian services, local religious notes, and parish events are also summarized.
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McAll Mission
J. A. Price
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Mire. L. B. Stelle
W. J. Hand
H. B. Hand
Alfred Hand
George Catlin
A. H. Coursen
First Presbyterian Church
James Linen
W. H. Buell
Second Presbyterian Church
Luther Keller
H. J. Hallstead
L. J. Northup
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
L. F. Megargel
C. B. Penman
L. C. Hessler
Green Ridge
W. H. Richmond
Hitchmond Hill
Church listings and sermons mentioned at various local houses of worship
A long notice lists service times and topics for many churches on Washburn and adjacent streets. It includes St Mark’s Dunmore, Grace Lutheran, Calvary Reformed, Elm Park Methodist, and others with pastors, morning and evening sermons, Sunday schools, and special events.
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St. Mark's Duatheran
Fourteenth
Washburn Streets
A. L.ramer
Our
Sim Methodistiscopal Church
L. C. Floyd
Bt. David's Episcopal Church
Jackson Street
Bromley Avenue
Acro Congregational Church
LD. P. Jones
Green Ridge
C. A. McGee
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
George T. Vince
Waa
Peti
Thomas Barker
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles BE. Robinson
D. D
S. A
First Presbyterian Church
McLeod
Penn Avene Baptist Church
Iington H
Saratoga
N. Ys
Wipreagh
Young People’s Meeting
Elm Park Methodist Holoscope Church
W. H. Pearce
Oly Communion
G. E. Price
P. m
Epworth League
Green Ridge Baptist Church
W. J. Ford
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry Street
Hosea
Matthew
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Thyatira
Salvation Army
Calvary Reformed Church
Monroe Avenue
Gibron Street
W. H. Stubblebine
Bunyon
St. Luke's Church
Rogers Israel
St. Mark’s
Dunmore
A. L. Urban
A. m
Holy Trinity Church
Adame Avenue
Edwin Lynn Miller
Washburn Street
May Bellman seized as forgery ties to Wegman
May Bellman was detained and committed to county jail after police traced a forged signature on a bail piece used to secure her release. Authorities hunt the man who signed C. D. Wegman’s name, seeking to arrest him for the serious forgery.
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Wegman
May Bellman
D. Wegmans
New York
Scranton Tribune
Hellman
C. DD. Wegman
Lkely
Simpson
Wolah
John Possenger
Cusick
Mvory
Massenger
Louis Possenger
Reevier's
Monroe County
Toom
Mrs. Hellman
Taylor gifts seven thousand for First Presbyterian chapel
W H Taylor offers 7000 dollars to the First Presbyterian church for a memorial chapel on the South Side in memory of his daughter Grave. The South Side mission under Mr McKengle’s supervision has outgrown its Cedar avenue buildings and may relocate after selling the present lot.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Taylor
Taylor
Grave
McKengle
South Side
Cedar Avenue
Conference Postponed Over Plan For Abington Company
Abington company directors and council committee failed to meet yesterday due to W A Watson's absence. H E Paine stated the firm supports Mr Roche's plan and seeks an early meeting. Roche scheduled next Monday night pending Watson's attendance.
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Abington Nolice Company
W. A. Watson
H. E. Paine
Roche
Watson
Robison Street Damages Revised After Viewers Meeting
The Robison Street widening damages were read by viewers Col F L Hitchcock Hon T V Powderly and William T Davies. Initial awards for Police Officer Martin Gurrell James Burke estate J W Peck estate Francis Mangan estate and others were partially raised by new offers to avoid litigation. Gurrell Mangan and Peck estates each got a $50 increase Burke estate $100 more. Gurrell has twenty days to consider.
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Robinson Street
F. L. Hitchcock
T. V. Powderly
William T. Davies
Martin Gurrel
James Burke
J. W. Peck
Colonel Hitchcock
Martin Gurrell
Francia Mangan
Mr. Kelly
Senator Vaughn
Police Officer Elected Captain Leads Local Knights Group
Block Wilt reports the Lackawanna Commandery Uniformed Ranks Knights of the Golden Eagle form a military division in Durr's hall Lackawanna avenue enrolling 65 members. Joseph Hlock elected captain with Thomas Lavelle first lieutenant and H Leiber second lieutenant. officers include multiple sergeants and color bearer. The group aims to host the national convention in 1897 and field a strong uniformed unit.
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New Kk
G. FE
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Durr
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanne Commandery
Joseph Hlock
Regular Army
Thomas Lavelle
H. Leiber
George M. Okell
John Hoskins
W. Carter
Weatheroy
H. Klein
J. Brown
Gas from Coal Dust Idea Promises New Fuel Source
J. Sanderson claims a gas making plant in Columbus breaker BK J Sturges can extract gas from coal dust. His invention, by a devised machine, would yield gas from dirt with no market value, improving fuel options beyond buckwheat coal.
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Columbus
BK. J. Sturges
Nota
J. Sanderson
Mr. Bandersin
Williams Residence Sold for 12500 to Joseph Levy
The A B Williams residence on Vine Street sold at private sale by Traders' National Bank to Joseph Levy for 12500. FP J ODonnell property on Scranton Street sold to Aaron Levitus at private sale for 4500. Robinson's Sons Hock, Saturday March 14, and all next Week.
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E. Robinson
A. B. Williams
Vine Street
Traders’ National Bank
Joseph Levy
FP. J. O'Donnell
Scranton Street
Aaron Levitus
Robinson
Hock
Bock Beer Card Highlights Cleveland and Hughes & Glennon
A Pittston brewery promotes Hughes & Glennon Bock Beer with a card featuring presidential candidates. It quotes Cleveland and touts the beer’s Deep Rock source, urging consumers to drink to “The Union and Hughes & Glennon’s Deep Rock Rock Beer forever” and celebrate the next president.
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Joseph Gleanes
Hughes & Glennon
Pittston Brewers
Bock
Cleveland
The
Union
Bock Beer
Hughes & Teanon
United States
Pittston
Hughes & Gleanon
Death of trainmaster A Maye mourned by community
Writting for The Tritone departs notes on the death of HH A Maye trainmaster of the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad after a two month illness. He was a central figure in the coal company’s mill and a devoted church and Sunday school officer. The piece temperately honors his modest, generous character and leadership. A second item advertises Swayne's Ointment for skin diseases and a sale of sixty pianos and organs by Guernsey Bros at 204 Wyoming avenue before March 20 with credit terms offered.
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FE. W. Whippen
Second Presbyterian Church
George Sanderson
Bible Institute Lyceum Bureau
Atlant. Ci
Normal Bible Institute
Florida State Sunday School Association
Firat
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church of
Green Hidge
George Banderson
Algiers
Malaga
Grenada
Alhambra
M. H. Taylor
Young Women's Christian Association
Scranton Association
Washington Avenue
Elm Park Church
J. T. Porter
G. T. Reynolds
Char
Schlager
Miss Schlager
W. «. Fulton
J. 8. McAnulty
Dolph
Jencks
J. G. Eckman
Kays
T. F. Penman
Hoel
Walter Henwood
Helen Stevens
Bessie Sanderson
Mabel Schlager
Methodist Church
West Side
Joseph Roberts
D. D
New York City
RE. FE. Williame
Plymouth
John ©. Jones
Wilkesety
New York City Sunday From the Pulpit of Rev. Roberts
W. H. Detweiler
Bloomsburg
Setweiler
Congregational Ministers of
Wyoming Valley
David Jones
Lincoln Avenue
T. (. Edwarda
Edwardsville
James Jenkins
Warrior Run
Ivor Thomas
Taylor
B. I. Evans
Jones
Scranton
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
J. Gwawrfryn Evans
Wandling
T. C. Edwards
Meg
St. Patrick's Parish
A. Maye
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Mace
Ranrom
Pennsylvania Coal Commpany
Ite
Hhs
Presi Terianw
Guernsey Bros
Wyoming Avenue
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Riesevve
Thomas B. Barker
Lantern
Horsford
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Low Angeles
Robert Wallace
Spruce Street
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Christ
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F. S$. Prin
Academy of the New Church
Philadelphia
Ila
Price
Emanuel Swedenborg
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MR. Taylor's
Mr. Roehe
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Weta Sane
Willi Xe Sabainee
China
Weichel & Millar
Wyoling Averle
Ce Clothiers, Hellera & Furmshera
Steinway & Son
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Wyoming Ave
Wyoming Avenua
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Swayne
Lack. Ave
Rexford
Lacka. Ave
P, McRea & CO
A. E. Rogers
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