Power of the Press Sermon at Congregational Church
Rev. M. C. Elliott preaches on the power of the press at the First Congregational Church. He praises reading and literature, notes the press as a liberal education, and discusses its role in shaping public life, with music and a large audience. Next week another musical program is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. C. Wiliott
First Congregational Church
Eliett
Isnights
Templar
Eliott
Pert
Timothy
Reve Merillott
Sunerine
Mars
Hfe
Ancient
Thebes
Niobe
Raphael
Pericles
Earth
Heaven
Arctics
Socrates
Cicere
Elliott
Naylor
Miss Benson
Miss Hills
Mr. Roe
Grand Army of the Republic
Offertorio
V. A. Pettali
Alleluia
Buck
D. Stainer
Stainer
Mendelssohn
New Restaurant Set To Open In Opera House Block
James Thompson former fetis chef and Edward Coddington of Palace Quick Lunch will open a restaurant soon in the Opera House block on North Main street. John Brown, long with F. P. Brown's, will succeed A H Letts in the Salem avenue restaurant, while Letts moves to Jadesla for a similar business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
North Main Street
James Thompson
Fetis
Edward Coddington
Palace
John Brown
F. P. Brown
A. HL. Letts
Salem Avenue
Letts
Jadesla
Child Injured While Playing Ball Near Simpson Mill
A one year old boy named Snee from Simpson suffered a distressing accident while playing ball on Saturday near the Simpson mill. He had been at the mill earlier in the day and this incident occurred during play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sSnee
Simpson
Ladies Wear Shoes After Using Allet's Foot-Kase
Ad reads a footwear remedy claiming great comfort for feet with phrases about easy wear and relief from bunions and sore spots. Mentions materials like Milistera and conidia and promises free packing and mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allet
Mime of balk ends in batters injury at local game
The incident involved Snee acting as catcher when the bat struck Sree on the head after escaping from the batsman. The wound opened flesh requiring six stitches. Dr De Batley dressed the injury in the eliy, confirming the need for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sree
Eliy
New Breaker Begins Operations at South Side Site
The Delaware and Ludson erected a new breaker on the old No 1 chutes site and commenced operations. A test run processed 25 to 30 tons of unprepared coal into feed, with conveyors and pulleys updated to improve efficiency. Officials report improved throughput and expect full coal production at the new breaker and nearby Coalbrook Breaker, plus a twin stationary engine setup to move coal from the drift under the west mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Ludson
Ciaipheth
Lottie
Chistiret
Colk
Dire Nanan
Mais Chebere
Coalbrook
West Moountain
Pitiable Case of the Young Daughter of Mr and Mrs McNulty
A patient at Pimergoney hospital, the young daughter of Patrick and Kite McNulty, has a worsening infection affecting one eye. Despite efforts, surgeons fear loss of sight in the infected eye as the child’s deteriorating condition draws concern from the family wandering the streets and stores seeking aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McNulty
Pimergoney Hospital
Patrick MacNultee
Ebingi
Dal
Wits
McNully
Peretexie
Ab Nulty
Jaye
John Mitchell to Visit Carbondale for Labor Day
United Mine Workers leader John Mitchell will visit Carbondale during the semi centennial week. A Labor Day parade was rescheduled to accommodate his appearance at Lake Loadore and Corhonedate, with entertainment planned to honor the notable visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Carbondale
Central Labor Union
Mibededl
Gil Bediamed
Lake Loadore
Corhonedate
Visi Ten
Lecture by Dr Halley at Bucknell on the Merely The volition
Dr Halley of history at Bucknell spoke at the New Century club on a memorable topic. Professor A Wilson Civace introduced him, with former instructor Josenl M Alexander among attendees. He recalled Civil War reminiscences for High school pupils in Peters burg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Halley
Bucknell University
Munday Miele
A. Wilson Civace
Hulles
Hacknell
Josenl M. Alexander
Petersburg
Carbondale ChiS Erects New Street Lamp on River Street
Carbondale Chis company installs a seventh lamp to illuminate River street and Seventh avenue at the corner. The new Tatost lamp is described as more photleewhte than prior lighting from the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Chis Company
River Street
Seventh Avenue
Mystic Midgets Give Notable Plays at Grand Opera House
The three performances at the Grand Opera House under Trinity guild were highly creditable to the young people who participated. The Friday evening Friday and Saturday shows were well received, marking an entertaining weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Trinity Guild
Constable Edward Neary Visits Cadosia for Rest
Constable Neary of Cadosia N Y travels to nearby New York state town with several friends for a short rest and visit after a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Neary
Cadosia
N.Y
New York State
Cobb Flight Scene Details and Constable Neary Shootout
Constable Neary describes a wild encounter with Nathan Cobb as Cobb fired a revolver and attempted a knife attack. Neary shot back, Cobb fled toward the railroad, and a later cartridge misfire saved Neary from fatal harm. Cobb is said to be hiding with relatives near Greenfield town ship, with police watching for his capture.
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Neary
Nathan Cobb
Miek Haeht
Cobb
Kate
Newty
Trine
Teast
Delas
Cobh
Dehiware & Mudlyon
Newey
Nears
Halling Cobb
Greenfield
McAmiron Bs
Tivek
Jess’ Cobb
PuppwRos
Cpls
Unable to parse details from fragment
Fragmentary report offers no clear event, date, or names. The lines suggest a water meeting or inquiry but lack concrete facts, locations, or outcomes to summarize accurately.
Local visitors and residents seen in town notes
Jota Mebale of Olyphant and Peter Volemin of Serantion called on relatives here yesterday. Miss Katie Troanes of West Serun ton was a visitor to Cirbondile. Peter A. Cuptlingham and the Miskos Mutneawley and Reulley were town visitors on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jota Mebale
Olyphant
Peter Volemin
Serantion
Katie Trooanes
West Serunton
Cirbondile
Peter A. Cuptlingham
Miskos Mutneawley
Desenhine Reulley
Fire Alarm From Electric Breaker Triggers Jermyn Incident
In Jermyn and Mayfield residents were startled Saturday evening by a fire alarm from a Dela wire and Hudson breaker. Investigations traced it to Charles Lee Sr.’s East Side home where a fire began in an upstairs room, likely caused by one of Lee’s daughters dropping a lamp. The Artesian base company quickly subdued the blaze. furniture and apparel suffered heavy loss though the house was not severely damaged. Nearby a trolley wire broke at Main and Cemetery streets causing a brief scare as two women on the sidewalk were frightened but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Dela
Hudson
Charles Lee
East Side
Artesian Base Company
Fies
Main
Cemetery
Ariel
William J. Toman
Gstand Lodge
Od Mellows
Get
Lackawanna Council Eyes Meeting and Hose Company Status
The council plans another meeting this evening to consider the Lackawanna Telephone company ordinance in revised form. A new Crossy Leland Hose company was organized Friday night at O'Connor's hall with officers led by President Joseph McMeans and officials Moylan Cuwhow Lenahan Mahadi Curran Lagan Moylan. A site committee was appointed for a building. Funerals included Mrs. Phatiertekeual La hin in Dickson and Mrs. Mica Beth Pavis to be buried at St. Parker tick's cemetery. Several locals attended gatherings and visits, with residents noted from Scranton, Pittston, and Lackawanna streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lenahan
Patrick Mahadi
Thomas FP. Curran
Patrick Lagan
M ™Hristhin Prive
Jehu Moylan
Sind
Olten
Gonad
Grahem
Phatiertekeual Lahin
Dickson
St. Paretick’s
Blakely
Malloy
University of Mennayivinia
Miceaheth Pavis
O'Clork
Fusquelmaunua Street
Anna Larkin
Scranton
Nellie Ryan
Fink Myans
Pittston
David EK
Powell
Gattysburg
Hd. Cochran
Leroy
W. J. Sulailmeh
Lackawanna Street
Edward Matthews
Sisquehanna Street
Philadelphia
Funeral of Mrs Bopoore and local memorials observed
The funeral was held Saturday afternoon from the family residence on Main Street and drew a large gathering. Welsh services were led by Pastor Kedwords of the West Baptist Church and Rev Harris of Calvary Baptist, with Welsh and English sermons. The program included musical selections by the Welsh Baylis choir and tributes from friends and relatives. The interment followed at the nearby cemetery. A concert at Youngstown hotel and various social notices completed the day’s events, with attendees including local church leaders and community members.
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Carbondale Department
M. C. Elliott
Constable Neary
de. A
Hardin
Jermyn and Mayfield
Jonas Long
Arctic
White Mountain
Jardinieres
Sadiron
Rochester
Sizci Sae
Sin East
Taylor
Dobn I.hraneis
Herik
Sheelake
Sonia
Presbyterian Vod
Welsh Baptist
Welsh Baptist Churehoe
Methes Hist
Episcopal Church
Gme
Fin. Vile
Whe Taylor
Pmeorathon Pha
Musi
Tavlos Sliver
Younserbhood
Proghimiuie Wis
Alieh Ewedit
Jon Watkins
Lee
D. 1. Johns
al- Miost
Thomas Howells
Girard
Ealege
Ladies’ American Protestant Association
Avehlald
Unites Mine Workers of America
Cperhal
North Milu Street
A. R. Rundle
Toighis
Thig Loppurd
Hosking
W. Cisick
Peal Mephian Co
Cleveland
Ohio
John I. Phelps
Pharmaciat
Congo
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Ehreeks
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