Father McCabe Chosen President At Kingston Meeting
In Kingston the Cath olic Total Abstinence union of the Scranton diocese held a spirited convention. Rev J J McCabe of Avoca was elected president after a debate over leadership, with officers chosen for the board and plans for women’s societies and insurance features discussed. The gathering approved resolutions, praised leadership, and adjourned after installing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Total Abtinence Union
Diocese of
Scranton
Kingston
Officores
J. J. Metuhe
Avoca
J. J. McManus
Treen Aida
Father Moder
Bernie
The
Unto
Nelock
Kingston Catholic Church
Z. Py Malley
John J. O'Hara
Wilker- Barre
Clara
Leavin
Organization of Women's Societies
J.C. Gallagher
Board of Government
Pope
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Grecka
Fortand
América
Gladetone
Forte
Ireland
Tishop Opera
Jiealeatt
Nenes
Sinters
J. Mellon
Mesers
O'Neil
McGarry
Finn
Row
Gov
Meredahe
Lavan
Herbert
Treasury
Nicholas Birke
St. John's
Pine Creek
Boyle
Harleigh
Burke
Sonainton
Muainher
Hk. A. McAnihew
N. J. Walsh
Wilkes-Ragre
Barber of the Thirteenth Regt Returns From Mt Gretna
Lewis Rinsland, official barber of the Thirteenth regiment, came home last night from Mt Gretna where the unit had camped. He noted the long rain during service and said the regiment was glad to leave Gretna, despite the muddy, worn camp surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Rinsland
Mt. Gretna
Unnamed Lady Attacked by Mouse Fends Off with Pole
A woman in a domestic scene struggled amid Wear barrel events when a mouse appeared. She swung a pole at the rodent as a dog pursued it. The dog died after a gunshot, the woman fell, and the man fled fearing murder. The mouse escaped.
Conversation in household humor prompts awkward misreadings
A brief dialogue excerpt shows Dink, Vred, Dick, and Fred joking about asking a woman for consent and misunderstanding etiquette. The humor centers on how to proceed without bias and the characters’ playful misstatements.
Committee forms to aid soldiers families in Montrose region
The Board of Trade held the first meeting of the Soldiers Relief Association Executive Committee led by Luther Keller. Alfred Hand was named president Captain May vice president and FD Atherton secretary with G Boland treasurer. The group aims to assist enlisted men families, maintain soldier lists, provide reading material and nourishment, coordinate with regiments, and seek subscriptions from local citizens and benevolent societies. A public appeal will request funds and support.
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Board of Trade
The
Soldiers Relief Association
United Statees
Mich Wi
Diecusaet
Luther Keller
Manville
Keller
Alfred Hand
Captain May
FD. J. Atherton
G. Boland
Thirteenth Regiment
Montrose
Honesdale
Tocat
National Soldiers’ Relief Association
Philadelphia
Ren Jor McClunk
Ryan
Red Crees Society
Wit
McKinley
Relief Association
Ned Cross
Atherton
National Aessechition
Ie Vurlous Benevolent
Conrad Fehroeder
CC. G. Holand
Rehroeder
Moland
Mexico
Germany
Aleo
Avera
Spain
Riusela
Great Britain
England
Nonow
Cuta
Turkey
Franne
Creay Fertain
Bure
Constantinople
United States
Japan
Mngland
Frances
Tionsine
W. Areher
Pitriotinala
Patriotic Meeting at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Parishioners of Green Ridge Presbyterian gathered for a patriotic meeting hosted by the Young Men's union despite rain and flooding. Dr. Lansing chaired the event with a quartet performing and speakers including Prof. J. J. Hawker and George B. Davenport sharing views on America’s war stance and international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Union
Teo. de. Lansing
Messie
Whittemore
Wineke
D. J. Phillipe
Hoberta
J. J. Hawker
George BM. Daevileon
Wrigloe America
Dr. Abbot
North American Review
Sermon to the Knights at St Luke's Church
The Kaishta Templar gathering at St Luke's Church featured Rev. Rogers Tarael delivering remarks to delegates from Covur de Lion and Melita commanderies. The address urged charity and moral action, linking faith with public service and the completion of great works amid references to statues of Liberty and Garfield, while stressing humility and righteous conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Church
Kaishta Templar
Rogers Tarael
Covur de Lion
Melita
Bt Lukes Church
Medeel
Matthew Will
Spearker
Amy Grey
Permeni
Liberty
Garfield
Washinton
Gad Helo
Christ
Pretty Girl Slaps Annoyer on Broadway Car
An elderly man harasses a young woman aboard a Broadway car. The woman turns and strikes him in the face after a tense confrontation as fellow passengers intervene and the man exits amid a small commotion. The passenger faints after the incident.
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New York
Broadway
Eile
Wer
Ote
Fragmented Quote from Washington Star Paragraph
Nesin quoted Senator Sorghum with emphasis arguing against public display of officeholders features. The author critiques paid portraits of officials and suggests such exposure harms privacy and creditor rights in a murky OCR fragment.
Feeful Specialist Dies Prompting Patient Haste
An anxious caller seeks the late Mr. Feeful at a solicitor's office. The clerk calmly confirms Mr. Feeful died yesterday, ending the brief interruption and leaving the caller to move on.
Watershed Advert: Electro-Germs Cure Nervous Diseases
A dubious medical advertisement touts a graduate doctor from Philadelphia offering free initial advice and examinations for nervous disorders and chronic illnesses. It claims cures for lost manhood, weak youth, catarrh, asthma, cancer, and other conditions using absorbent “electro- germ” methods and an “OZO-NITE GAS” treatment. Office hours are listed with broad confidentiality promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toka
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M’cabe
Scranton Diocesan Union
Mit
Ohara
M. J. O'toole
Beranton
Joc. Gallagher
Father Mathew
Charles Candran
Scrarton
Michael McGarry
A. J. Walsh
John KR. McLean
Mathew Seciatien
M. J. O' Teele
Board of Government Ehoukheal
Lavin
Vicw
Ciallagher
Tyle
ae@dinet
WW Toole
Lion Wan
D. C. Bustin
C. J. Jouetin
le Mary's Church
Wilkes-Dorre
Peter McCormack
Ashley
Wilko Barro
Tuolo
O'Toole
Wilkes-Barre
Dennis Mackin
Wilkes- Barre
Catlee
Women's
Wties
America
Th. J. Hustin
J. McCabe
William Dougherty
Charlee H. Levin
Wilkes Barre
Father McCabe
M. J. Walsh
Wither-Barre
James Devers
Pert Griffith
Charles Cinavan
D. J. Mackin
J. C. Gallagher
J. ¢ Gallacher
Chammons
Mr. Mackin
T. D. Newte
Freeland
Wiliam Rh. Gilroy
Archibald
Second
McDontich Receivell
McLwuehlin
ML J
Hirady
PLA
O'Neill
Wilker Barre
Eli Beers
We KK
McNichols
Joseph Finn
Bucor Notch
John J. Costello
Thomas Herbert
Travis
Osavecen
Cantdlo
Teors
Moogatiy
MeNichola
Mogasey
Soldiers’ Relief Association
W. AL May
D. H. Athinhton
Tlanoon
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Connolly
Wala
Washington Avenue
Sword Wood
Connolly & Wallace
VIA
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Kuigbls Temlar State Grand Commandery
Partic Lars
Spalding
Barnes, Reading
Standard
Florey & Brooks
Court House
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H Peck
Holmes
E. C. West
Wenenezai
Queiah
Mai
William A. Clark
Peas Ave
Ndosic Powder CO. 2
Scranton, PA
Mooai
Ristdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
DR. E. Grewer
Old Post Office
Col
Spruce St
Penn Ave
Aus
Will
Femal
Tractor
HE University
Pennsylvana Vormerly
Gerry
Burt
Drewer
AJAX
Brea
Ted H.C. Sanderson
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