Women Rally at Tunkhannock for Wyom ing District Missionary Meeting
A large group of Wyomin g district women gathered at the Methodist Episcopal church in Tunkhannock for the Home Missionary convention despite a cold March wind. Reports and talks covered Deaconess Work Alaska and our conference efforts, with Mrs Pearce highlighting industrial homes for colored and poor white families in Florida and Texas. Resolutions supported wider circulation of Woman's Home Missions, thanks to local hosts, and calls for at least two district meetings annually.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Wyoming
Women's Home Missionary Convention
Methodist Piseopal
B. Avery
Knapp
Sarah Atherton
Kutle
Myrtle Vose
Callie Kinther
Amanda Brey
Milas Cummings
Wilkes-Barre
W. M. Hiller
J. B. Sumner
Alaska
W. H. Pearce
Summer
Pearce
Miss Cummings
Woman's Home Missions
Dale
Mra. Peck
Mra. Sumner
Mra. Brooks
Minooka News: Local Health, Accidents and Events
Mrs. David Lowry of Stafford street is homebound with chronic rheumatism. John Percy, son of Henry Rawson on Church street, had a minor fall at No 8 school yesterday. Benjamin Knapp of Greenwood is indisposed. Alice Cunningham of Dunmore visited Minooka friends yesterday. The O M Hobbs residence in Greenwood nears completion. Patrick Mulderiy’s funeral is today. The Young Men's Institute met last evening. The Young American band plans an entertainment for April 16.
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David Lowry
Stafford Street
John Percy
Henry Rawson
Church Street
No. 8
Benjamin Knapp
Greenwood
Alice Cunningham
Dunmore
Minooka Friends
O. M. Hobbs
Patrick Mulderiy
Young Men's Institute
Funeral rites held for William Campbell in Carbondale
William Campbell's funeral was conducted with high mass at St. Hose church yesterday at 10 a.m. Rev. T. F. Coffey officiated, assisted by Fr. Moffit of Booth Scranton and Fr. Healey of Pleas sons In each city. The service drew many locals and several attendees from out of town including Mr. and Mrs. J. Roach and a long list of relatives and friends from Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Pitts ton, and nearby areas.
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William Campbell
St. Hose Church
T. F. Coffey
Father Moffit
Booth Scranton
Father Healey
Pleassons
J. Roach
Katie
Annie Bannan
Kathe Kelly
William
Dennis Roach
Keeley
John Campbell
Scranton
James Fitzpatrick
Keating
Pittston
Celia
Alice Connor
Wilkes- Barre
Patrick Norton
Mary
Alice
Quinnan
New Milford Briefs: services, exhibitions, and town changes
Presiding Bilder Woodruff to preach at Alford Friday. Hepbottom school pupils to hold exhibition at Methodist church. North Hilford box social at the schoolhouse. Tingley school exhibition planned for early April. new creamery nearing completion. Mrs. L A Smith of Kingston visited town. Eagle hotel lobby undergoing repairs. Charles Tiney and family moved to Montrose. Borough council organized with M O Bradley president and C B Wall secretary. Jackson sugar bush incident yields honey flow. Daniel Haggerty injured in fall from freight car. Taft & Co to remodel new headquarters. Maple sugar in market largely old. Isaac Gillespie reportedly not improving.
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Bilder Woodruff
Alford
Methodist Episcopal Church
North Hilford
Lina
Tingley
L. A. Smith
Kingston
Eagle
Charles Tiney
Montrose
M. O. Bradley
C.B. Wall
H. J. Tiffany
Charles Tucker
Charles H. Alney
J. C. McConnell
Jackson
Daniel Haggerty
Taft & Co
Isgac Gillespie
Eisteddfod Conductors Named at Olyphant Event
The article lists President District Attorney John R. Jones and Judge Ed wards along with Rev. Peter Roberts and 8 J Matthews as conductors and H P Davis Rev J A Evans and Rev J C Williams as adjudicators for the upcoming eisteddfod at Father Mathew Opera house. Also notes Irish Statesman program, theatre management changes, and social updates around Olyphant Scranton and Archbald with local visits and performances.
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John R. Jones
Judge Edwards
Peter Roberts
J. Matthews
H. P. Davis
Scranton
J. A. Evans
J. C. Williams
Father Mathew Opera House
Harry Stephens
Nicholson
Edith Evans
J. G. Teese
Reese & Long
Eity Bill Posters
Reese
Geore Spite
New York City
Keystone Academy Daily Activities and Readings
Keystone Academy notes the junior class organizes with officers Grant Bearlsley president and Ellis Bond secretary. The girls prize speaking contest practice under Professor Southworth for The Golden Rule. Senior Greek recitation ends Anabasis today. Athletic association plans a fund raising entertainment. Many students attend a reception for Pastor Watkins at Mapletown. Young Men’s Christian association discussed daily duty led by Professor Whitford. Mr Chapman from Payetteville visited. Subscription drives for new singing books and volume II of Standard Dictionary arrives. Several new students enrolled this week.
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Grant Bearlsley
Mrs Race
Ellis Bond
Newton
Professor Southworth
Pastor Watkins
Maptlat Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Professor Whitford
Chapman
Payettaville
N.Y
Priceburg Young Men's Social Club Debut Evening
The grandest affair of the season unfolds in Fadden's hall on Monday evening as the Young Men's Social Club hosts its first entertainment. O Hara's orchestra opens the program with a quartet, soloists, recitations, zither and piano solos, duets, and a finale featuring East Side band.
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Fadden
O'Hara
H. B. Jones
Millie Gleason
M. J. Lloyd
Misa Portia Jones
Mesare
Murphy and McGuire
Gualberta
Aliee Sweeney
East Side Band
Mias Mame Grier
Orpheus Quartet Competes in School Contest Benefit
Miss Grace Donnelly headlined recitations and solos with Miss Sarah Langan and Miss Isadore Jones. The Orpheus quartet, Foote White Gilgallon Eaton, is praised for talent. O Hara and Kelly push to win the mining compass prize for St Thomas church. Contest closes after Isaac Davis of Halstead avenue is confined by pleurisy.
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Grace Donnelly
Orpheus Qartette
Sarah Langan
Isadore Jones
St. Thomas’ Church
Buster
Isaac Davis
Halstead Avenue
Effort to Wreck No 8 Erie Train At Pond Eddy Reported
Report from yesterday describes an attempted wreck on Wednesday night on No 8 the vestibule train of NY LA WE at Pond Eddy. A rock lay across the track causing the locomotive to strike and derail two wheels for about 700 yards before returning to the rails with no damage. A claim is made the stone was placed to wreck the train.
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Erie Railroad
Pond Eddy
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Alesa
Winnie Rose
Fourteenth Street
Meade TL. Schenck
Philadelphia
College of
Dentistry
Rodney Sears
Liberty
New York
P. A. la Barr
Local notices and changes fill Binghamton scene
Agent C A Everts fills his post during a temporary absence. C A McHenry of Binghamton was in town yesterday. Robert Dorin recovers after a painful operation. Rev B H Eckel of Trinity church West Pittston will preach at Grace church Friday evening. Dr Butler’s rooms in the Independent building are being handsomely fitted up. Large trees along the Park Lake banks are being cut down and carted away.
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C. A. Everts
Binghamton
C. A. McHenry
Robert Dorin
B. H. Eckel
Trinity Church
West Pittston
Grace Church
Dr. Butler
Park Lake
Proclamation Planned Opening Lands in South Dakota
President Cleveland is expected to issue a proclamation upon his return authorizing settlement of 165000 acres ceded by the Yankton Sioux Indians in South Dakota. The lands in the southern rich farming region will become subject to entry under U S land laws thirty days after first publication.
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South Dako
Washington
Cleveland
South Dakota
United States
Romance of the Laundry from De Amsterdammer
A brief exchange in humor notes a washerwoman and a Gent discussing pricing for cults and pencil notes. The washerwoman jokes that the extra charge comes from the effort of deciphering the girls attempts to write messages.
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de Amsterdammer
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