Vigorous Sermon Denounces Dancing Evil by Rev. Hugh Davis
Rev. Hugh Davis of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church on South Main avenue delivers a strong sermon denouncing dancing as a modern idol and danger to morals. He links dancing to vice, weak self-control, and social harm, urging guardians to guide youth and protect domestic happiness. A report on a horse wagon accident and local business directory items follows.
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Hugh Davis
Calvinistic Methodist Church
South Main Avenue
Davis
Moses
America
Leentious
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis of Hampton Street Dies in Hampton
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis a longtime Salvation Army member from Hampton Street died yesterday morning at about 1 amid congestion of the lungs. Her husband Mr Lewis an army member survives with two children. Army members spoke of her as a devoted worker during meetings yesterday.
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Elizabeth Lewis
Hampton Street
Salvation Cums
Lewis
Dr. Roberts
Lisehildren
Mr. Lewis
A Local Windy Day Brings Window Bother and Odd Notices
Reading through a jumble of small-town items: a Cosmopolitan Shoe store window shattered by wind last Saturday. Magegle Nicholla, daughter of John T. Nicholls, missing from 215 North Garfield avenue. a Hyde Park delegation planned to travel to Olyphant for a grand lodge meeting with a chartered streetcar. Also noted are a boy injured behind a wagon on North Garfield, Alfred Grotz heading to Buffalo for a new job, John Seabert causing trouble at Lafayette street boarding house, and Miss Hattie Reynon visiting from Mahanoy City. The piece ends with Horace John, a famed bass, marrying Jane Davis in Binghamton.
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Cosmopolitan Shoe
North Main “Avenue
Peace Headquarters
Magegle Nicholla
John T. Nicholls
North Garfield Avenue
Robert Morris Lodge
Olyphant
Grand Lodge of Ivorites
Hyde Park
Thomas RK. Davis
Garfield Avenue
Dr. Roberts
Alfred Grotz
Starner
Buffalo
John Seabert
Lafayette Street
Gurrell
Seabert
Jackson Street
Bastise
Hattie Reynon
Mahanoy City
Thomas Anthony
Everett Avenue
M. H. Mill
Lancaster
Horace John
Jane Davis
David Davis
Merrifield Street
Binghamton
John
Effie Ellslers Camille at Frothingham Theatre
Effie Ellsler presented Dumas Camille at the Frothingham Theatre on Saturday night. The performance drew applause and tears though critics doubt it became an historic stage creation. Holbrook Blinn and John A. Ellsler received praise for supporting work.
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Frothingham Theatre
Eifie Ellsler
Frothingham
Dumas
Camille
Miss Ellsler
Mise Elister
Holbrook Blinn
John A. Elister
Castoria Recall Slogan Form
The excerpt repeats a Castoria slogan linking a child’s life stages to Castoria. It mirrors historical advertising language and emphasizes brand fidelity from infancy through parenthood.
Evangelical Church of Peace Dedicated by Newark Pastor
The Evangelical Church of Peace on Prospect avenue was dedicated yesterday by Rev. R. Katerndahl D D of Newark New Jersey, president of the Atlantic district. The ceremony included a procession from St Pauls church to the new church a dedication prayer by Rev. Katerndahl and a musical program by Guths band and orchestra.
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Evangelical Church of Peace
R. Katerndahl
D. D
Newark, N. J
Prospect Avenue
Newark
N. J
Atlantic
Evangelical Eqnal
United States
St. Paul's Church
E. J. Schmidt
Church of Peace
Katerndahl
Edward Lang
Young People's Society
Women's Aid Society
Guth
Freeh
Miss Klein
Philip Klein
Alder Street
Fred
Adam Neula
Pastor Schmidt
Evangelical Church
Lang
Honoring Chief Hickey by South Side Firemen
City Engineer P. J. Hickey of the fire department received a serenade Saturday evening from South Side firefighters. They marched from Neptune quarters with the Ring Geld band to the Century hose house, where Spraks introduced Hickey and he thanked the men. Refreshments followed at Natter's hall.
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P. J. Hickey
Fire Department
South Side
Neptune Quarters
Ringgeld
Century Hose House
Spraks
Hickey
Natter
Fire from locomotive sparks threatens Cedar avenue barn
A spark from a Lackangeiia Iron and Steel locomotive ignited hay in a Cedar avenue barn owned by Butcher Armhurst at 4 20 Saturday afternoon. A still alarm to Phoenix Chemical prevented damage and the fire was extinguished. Jacob Mantz and George Wirth seek the Republican nomination for Nine teenth ward common council. James Touhil and John F Gibbons were in Pittston yesterday. The funeral of the year old son of Mr and Mrs John Pahl of Prospect avenue was held Saturday afternoon with interment in German cemetery No 6.
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Lackangeiia Iron and Steel Company
Butcher Armhurst
Cedar Avenue
Phoenix Chemical Company
Jacob Mantz
George Wirth
Common Council
James Touhil
John F. Gibbons
Pittston
John Pahl
Prospect Avenue
No. 6
German Cemetery
Cemetery Street Improvement Agreement Reached
Cemetery Street from Malin avenue to Hyde Park Catholic cemetery will be restored. Ward councilmen McAndrew and Norton marshaled undertakers brick yard workers and the Powder company along with cemetery interests to contribute teams and labor with ward funds to cover any shortfall.
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Cemetery Street
Malin Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic
Messrs. McAndrew
Norton
Brick Yard
Powder Company
Mrs. M. J. Herrity Buried in Bellevue
A large funeral for Mrs. M. J. Herrity of Bellevue was held Saturday at St. Peter's cathedral. Rev. J. W. Malone celebrated the solemn high mass with Rev. J. A. O'Reilly deacon and Rev. T. F. Carmody sub-deacon. Father Malone delivered the sermon. Pallbearers included John J. White P J Gilroy James J. O'Mal ley, Joseph Pantle M J Davis and Michael Gallagher from Pittsburgh.
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M. J. Herrity
Bellevue
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. W. Malone
J. A. O'Reilly
T. F. Carmody
Father Malone
John J. White
P. J. Gilroy
James J. O'Malley
This City
Joseph Pantle
M. J. Davis
Michael Gallagher
Pittston
Mild-mannered man helps free-loan borrower in odd theater coal offer
A man on a Buffalo Express car borrows a newspaper from a stranger then refuses thanks. The spectacled donor offers a year's subscription, theater seats, coal, a paid grocery bill, and alterations to a suit, revealing a charitable but intrusive intent.
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Morning Express
Sponger
No-To-Bac Claim Promises Cure for Tobacco Habits
An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a guaranteed cure for nicotine addiction, claiming it has helped over 300,000 people including Senator Bee and H. Pearce. It features testimonials from R H Pearce and C H Ellington and invites readers to request a free sample and booklet.
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Senator Bee
H. Pearce
Thompson
C. H. Ellington
Farmers’ Alliance of Georgia
R. H. Pearce
Supr
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Deadbeat rope policy challenged in heated car exchange
A feeble smile masks tension as one man accuses another of deception. The spectacled man counters that he belongs to a philanthropic society and upholds its leading principle that dead beats should have enough rope to hang themselves if possible. The swindler storms off to a cold corner, leaving the car door area tense.
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Peepara
Two War Correspondents Meet a Canny Reporter
Lord Wolseley recalls a Ashantee campaign anecdote involving Henry M. Stanley and a New York Herald correspondent. The tale highlights bravery in danger as Stanley’s coolness under fire earns praise and a lasting bond with the general.
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Wolseley
Saturday Review
Lord Wolseley
New York Herald
So-and-So
Coomassie
Funeral of Miss Mary E. B. Martin in Olyphant
The funeral from the family home on Delaware street to St Patrick's Catholic Church featured a high mass of requiem by Rev. P. J. Murphy. The pallbearers and flower bearers included local students and parishioners, with interment in the Catholic cemetery. Lumber for a new electric light plant arrived and work will begin soon as J L Knapp and T M Voyle traveled to Waverly.
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Mary EB. Martin
Delaware Street
St Patrick’s Church
P. J. Murphy
Sacred Heart
League of the Sacred Heart
Jermyn
Borough
Blessed Virgin Sodality
The
Sodality
Mary J. McHale
Katie Murray
Alice Kelly
Katie Murphy
Nellie McAndrew
Katie Flynn
Hannah Henery
Mary A. McGinty
Katie Donnelly
Mary Rogan
Annie Keily
Mamie Dougherty
J. L. Knapp
T. M. Voyle
Waverly Yeaters
Market And Stock Report From New York May 9
Stocks were firm on light trading with 62 40 shares changing hands. Sugar and Paul led activity while St Paul and other issues showed gains on short-covering and buoyant rumors. The market remained dull yet firm with notable strength in Sugar Hartington Quincy Tobacco Rubber Laclede Gas and Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh.
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New York
St. Paul
Sugar
Hartington and
Quincy
Tobacco
Rubber
Laclede Gas
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Huffalo
Pittsburo
William Linn
Alen Co
A. I. Campbell
Prices on various meats and fats in Philadelphia market
Market notes from Philadelphia on May 9 show provisions easing with steady quotes. Beef cuts such as city smoked beef and beef hams appear at varied per barrel or per pound prices, with orders for cured and salted sides, bellies, shoulders, and trimmings.
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Philadelphia
Hume
Toledo Grain Market Report May Toledo Ohio
Wheat receipts total 00 bushels with shipments of 4000. No. 2 red cash and May quoted at 69 cents. July and September quotes appear garbled. Corn receipts 4412 bushels with 1200 bushels shipped and No. 2 mixed cash listed at 24 cents. Dates and some figures corrupted. Cloverseed October price listed as 4756 dollars.
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Toledo
Livestock Market Report Amid Mixed Cattle Prices
Buffalo N Y May cattle market shows steady to lower demand with handy steers and cows waning. Veal supplies fair, mixed packers at 4.00 to 4.70, heavy weights 5.00 to 5.30, lambs and sheep steady to slow with prices around 4.80 to 5.15 for lambs and 4.40 to 4.60 for sheep.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report May Quotations
Market notes from Chicago show cattle receipts and mixed grades with price ranges. Cows and bulls listed around 25 to 1000 dollars, calves near 200 to 900, heavy packing and shipping steers weaker. Hog receipts about 2000 head with prices around 80 to 125 dollars. Sheep and lamb receipts steady with best lambs around 250 to 400 dollars.
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Chicago
Market Bid Quotation Gaps Highlight Early May Trading
In Ol City Pennsylvania on May the option market shows a single quotation of minus 1.21. National Transit quotes 28.80 barrels for shipments and 30 barrels. Buckeye lists 49.76 barrels. Credit balances stand at 1.25. In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on May there are no quotations for the day with credit balances at 1.05.
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City
National Transit
Buckeye
Pittsburg
Dr Lobb Offers Free Book On Personal Health Remedies
An advertisement offers a free book by Dr Lobb on avoiding errors in daily life and improving health. It claims a positive cure regardless of status and provides an address and contact point for obtaining the material.
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Lobb
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West Side Events
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Mt. Pleasant Ravine
Conrad Wicks
J. J. Roberts
Wicks
North
Hyde Park Avenue
West Side Business Directory
Harriet J. Davis
J. C. King
Jacksun Street
Dunmore
Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
May Brooks
Wilkes-Barre
Cornelia Galpin
Kim Street
Wallace Smith
Pine Street
Salem
Abs
William Jones
Spencer Street
Marion Bryden
West Pittston
Loyal Legion
Edward Bishop
Arthur Jenkins
Lake Winola
Ladies’ Ald Society
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
A. D. Blackinton
Mra. J. EB. Close
L. BR. Fowler
Effie Ellsler
Daby
Castoria
Miss
Samters
South Side News
Chief Hickey
Buffalo Express
Henry M. Stanley
Hin
Wall Street Review
Syguanton Board of Trade Exachange
Trasoe
Snake
Ievanee
Yale
White State
J Dander
South America
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Sugar Ref
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Mil& St. P
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Ontario
West Facer
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Rena
Southern HE. R
Tean
Iron
Union Pacitte
Sharabush
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
Firat National Bank
Scranton Jar & Bloo
Elmburet
Scranton Savings Hank
Bonta Plate Glass Co
Wranton Car Replacer Co
Anton Packing Co
Org Weaton Mill Co
Ee Lackawasna Iron & Si Co
Cranton Beddin
Cneenner
Third National Bank
Beeranton Traction Co
Scranton Glass
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
People's Treat Railway
Dickson Manufacturin CO
Schoo Ang
the .N. Fashion
Lackawanna Avenue
Electric City
G12
Linden Street
Reese & Long
George
R. Agkerly
Telephone 3102
Baldwin
Hunt & Connell CO
the Brothingham. & Reis, le Sauces Nd Managers
Frank Weston
John A. Elisler
Om T
Miss Elisler
Margaret Gautier
Steinway & Son's
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
Wyoming Ave
Scrantos
James Moir
Fist National Bank
the Tribune
Buffalo Live
Madea
Matthews B
Ugglat
DR. Lobb
Moosic Powder CO
Scranton
Moosic and
RUSH
Dale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
MT. Pleasant
Ciy
Wyoming Avenue
WM. T. Smith
Aylesworth’s
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