Concert under Ancient Order of Hibernians at College Hall
A fundraising concert under the Ancient Order of Hibernians Board of Min will be held in College Hall tomorrow night at 82 Patrick Street. The program features the Cathedral Choir, soprano Susie Littl, violinist Leotta, tenor Thomas Needham, and other singers and instrumentalists in a varied lineup including solo and duet numbers and choral pieces. Proceeds support AOH activities.
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Order of Hibernians
Board of Min
College Hall
82 Patrick's
Hemiurks. Com
Sheleh Seasterancanes
T. Boland
Mullarkey Fomintittittsscevaces
McNally Chorus
Cee Mercudants Cathedral Choir
Boj
All Eternity
Bolo
Shamrock
Michael Kunnischan Boprand
Schilling
Messrs
Feeney
Muinle Coyne
DOYLE IN HARD LUCK WITH BROKEN LEG REINJURY
Henry Doyle of Rendham recounts an eleven week layoff after a broken leg and a new re injury from a backyard fall while fetching water. He’s 40, married, and owns a hotel in OW Forge. Doyle was treated at Lackawanna hospital by Dr. Manchard after the accident.
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Henry Doyle
Rendham
Lackawanna Hospital
Manchard
Doyle
OW Forge
Old and New Dispensations Sermon at St Luke's
The Episcopal congregation at St Luke's heard Rev. Rogers Israel discuss the shift from law to grace during Lent. He urged personal responsibility and acceptance of Christ, contrasting ancient sacrifices with the free gift of salvation through Jesus and urging humility, penance, and trust in God.
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St. Luke's
Episcopal Congregation
Rogers Israel
Israel
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Jacob
Isaac
Esau
Gospel meeting at Young Men's Christian Association hall
A large audience attended a gospel meeting in the Y M C A hall where W H Dettwiler of Bloomsburg State Normal spoke on yielding to God's will. Special music featured a male chorus and a Second Presbyterian church quartet. Dettwiler cited biblical examples urging sacrifice and devotion over worldly gain, stressing Christian love and living sacrifices.
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Young Men's Christian Association
W. H. Dettwiler
Bloomsburg State Normal School
J. M. Chance
Second Presbyterian Church
Croft
Junyon
Holcomb
Dryer
Merritt
Walter Kiple
Dettwiler
Gur Lord
John
God
Mark
Christ
Sanctifying the Body as a Temple of the Spirit
The text urges believers to view the body, mind, affections, and will as sanctified by the Holy Spirit through accepting Jesus Christ as personal Savior. It frames initial conversion as a sacrifice and calls for ongoing yielding to God's purposes for sanctification.
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Jesus Christ
God
New Church Services on Adams Avenue
The Church of the New Jerusalem held yesterday morning and evening services at 412 Adams Avenue led by Rev. H. N. Price from Philadelphia. The evening sermon focused on the Second Coming of the Lord. Services continue biweekly with ministers from New York and Philadelphia.
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Church of the New Jerusalem
Adams Avenue
N. Price
New Church
Philadelphia
Religious Services and Sermon Topics Across City Churches
The morning topics included Woman's Work in the Church at Holy Trinity and The Great Offer Salvation Without Price at Second Presbyterian. Evening sermons covered The Blessedness of Intelligent Obedience and Watching Men at Washburn Street Presbyterian, The Sacerdotal Prayer of Our Lord at St. Mark's Lutheran, With Christ Rest Here After and The Offspring of Unbelief Condemnation at Tabernacle Congregational, and Keeping Our Pledge in Spirit and Letter at Green Ridge United Evangelical. Additional notes list sermons at Avenue Baptist, Elim Park, Court Street Methodist, Green Ridge Baptist, and Calvary Reformed Episcopal. Lenten services at St David's, and The Palace Beautiful and Heaven's Favorite in Pilgrim Progress series.
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Charles K. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
J. Byington Smith
Onn Avenue Baptist Church
G. KB. Price
Elim Park Church
John FP. Moffat
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
A. T. Ramer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Fourteenth
Washburn Streets
Our Lord
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Dr . Jones
Christ
K. L
St. David's Episcopal Church
Jackson Street
Hromley Avenue
Pilgrim Progress Illustrated
Calvary Feformed Church
W. H. Stubblebine
Ile
Explosion Fatal to Miner John C Davis at Storrs Shaft
John C Davis a 36 year old miner died at Moves Taylor hospital at 1 pm following injuries from a premature blast at the Storrs shaft earlier that morning. He lived with the Thomas family in Dickfonity and was unmarried. Fellow miner Lewis was present as rock fell and fractured his skull and back. The premature blast cause is unknown. Davis arrived in the country eight years ago with Bernard Hughes who later perished at the Richmond mine with three companions two years ago.
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John C. Davis
Taylor Hospital
Storrs
Thomas
Dickfonity
Davis
Lewis
Railway Thief Arrested After Dinner Can Theft
Railroad workers faced hunger as lunch cans were stolen near the round house. Special Oliver Durkin arrested John Griswold of the South Ridge, a suspect in repeated thefts, after surveillance and prior arrest. Griswold held at the central police station for a morning hearing.
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Railroad Ten
Vagranta
Round House
Oliver Durkin
John Griswold
The
South Ride
Central
Oelock
Durkin
Griswold
Funeral for Erie and Wyoming dispatcher H A Mace
The funeral of H A Mace, Erie and Wyoming train dispatcher, took place at the family home in Dunmore this afternoon, conducted by Revs G F Guil and Hichard Hikorns. Many railroad men attended and floral tributes came from company employees. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery with pallbearers from local Dunmore and Green Ridge areas.
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H. A. Mace
Erie and Wyoming
Dunmore
G. F. Cuil
Hichard Hikorns
Erle and Wyoming Company
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mesars
T. B. Howe
Geary
McMullen
Pillow
Heptasophs
Anchor
Delaware and Hudson
Isles
Cross
Presbyterian Fanday School
Jovwen
John Calpin
Wreath
Cornelia Galpin
Preston Parton
Rodes
Office Associates
Cireen Ridge
Brotherhood of Railroad
J. H. Taylor
BE. Bh. Vicker
Clarence Watrous
A. Ford
Erie and
Wyoming Road
Caurnadona
George C. Nye
Lilles
George B. Stolth
A. DP. Blackinton
Presbyterian Church
W. &. Mace
W. A. Bunting
Mir
Charles Sehadt
Mildred Brock
Coming Attractions At The Academy Of Music This Week
The Speculator by George H Broadhurst showcases a father son motive with comedian Thomas Q Seabrooke in the lead and a dramatic turning second act. Clay Clement headlines The New Dominion with German Baron Franz Victor Hohenstauffen and refined acting praised by critics. Sydney Rosenfeld's long running Two Heexecuteons returns to New York success to Robinson's Sans Hock next week with a strong cast. An Off Time Wonderland Variety Show arrives at the Davis theater three days starting today and runs through next week.
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Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Academy of Music
George H. Broadhurst
Chicago Board of Trade
John Fullerton & Son
Penny Duncan
Robert Fullerton
Duncan
Fullerton
John Fullerton
Seabrooke
New Dominion
Clay Clement and Company
Rochester Democrat
New South
Clay Clement
Franz Victor Hohenstauffen
Clement
Sydney Rosenfeld
Oscar Blumenthal Kradelberg
Garden Theater
New York
Poothinghwam
Thomasay
Madeline Bou~ton
Marie Valleau
Mike Louise Mublener
Messrs
George Backus
Vincent Serrano
Robert FL Cotton
Charles Bostow
Davi Theater
Wonderland
Davis
Mandolin Concert Tonight at YMCA Hall
Valentine Abt presents a mandolin recital at the Young Men's Christian Association hall tonight. The programme includes Mendelssohn concert pieces, duets, string quartet works, a piano finale, and titles such as The Picaninny, Cradle Song, and Hearts Springtime with accompaniment by Miss Gertrude Buse, George Carr, and Richard Lindsay.
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Valentine Abt
Young Men’s Christian Association Hall
Pensiere Fognel
Mario Celli
Pillharmonie
Knee Bevan
Alfred Wooler
Valentine Alot
Holmes
Gertrude Buse
George Carr
Banjo
Lillian
A. Hamett
von Melekede
Wooler
Paganini
Forest Castle brewers credited for clever hanger ad design
Article credits Joseph C Glennon with conceiving Forest Castle brewing co display art for a Pittston hanger ad. It notes the firm invested in artesian wells and unique litho design costs, claiming Glennon’s idea spurred the success through his marketing insight. The piece references presidential portraits and campaign imagery in a broader commentary on originality and value in advertising.
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Hutches & Glennon
Forest Castle Brewers
Pittston
Joseph C Glennon
Forest Brewing Company
Glennon
Forest Castle Company
Clennon
Cleveland
Andress
Hughes & Gennon
Goat
The
Union
Hughes ‘& Cglennon
Bock Beer Forever
Young Man Stops Runaway Horse On Penn Avenue
A horse attached to a cutter belonging to F. M. Amabry broke from its moorings in front of Amabry's hotel on Penn Avenue at 6 o'clock last. A young man showed great daring and agility in stopping the runaway.
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Penn Avenue
Lackawanni
Spruce Street
Jacob le Mower
St. Charles Hotel
Lackawanna Avenae
Moser
F. M. Amabry
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