Annual Session of Congregationalists Reports and Speeches
The Congregationalists hold their annual session at Plymouth church with J H Osterhout elected moderator. Reports from several churches read, officers named, and delegates registered 169 in the state. Speakers include A H Claflin Boyl Evans Schauffler Stacy addressing Slavic work and the ideal man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Osterhout
Ridgway
Association
A. H. Claflin
E. A. Boyl
W. L. Evans
H. A. Schauffler
W. H. Stacy
Congregational Association
Plymouth
Gead
A. H H. Claflin
Allegheny
Re. A. Boyl
HH. A. Schauffler
Cleveland
Nev
Lansford
I. E. Welder
Philadelphia
Evor Evans
Nanticoke
Tribune
T. W. Jones
D. D
A. H W. Claflin
H. A. SchauMer
J. J. Jenkins
Rendham
Sarah Reese
John E. Jones
Thomas McKay
Ymouth
Jane Frice
North Scranton
Henry Dowding
Edwardsdale
Lillian Davis
Mt. Carmel
W. Herald Stacey
Thomas T. Williams
M. D
W. HH. O8terhout
R. N. Harris
Carmel
C. A. Jones
Kane
Hey
Isaac Thomas
Horatio
Ht. S. Jones
Ohklest Church
Ebeneburg
Jones
D. TD
International Council
Boston
D. R. Willams
A. H. Claftin
J. 3. Upton
Midgeway
Ries
BR. N. Harris
H. A. Schoulller
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Nebraska
United States
Hungary
Russia
Beranton
Temple Commandery No 230 to be instituted in Carbondale
Knights of Malta will travel to Carbondale for the institution of Temple Commandery No 230 led by Grand Commander John Lichensburger of Hazleton. About seventy charter members start the first commandery in Carbondale with extensive support from Anthracite commandery and local leaders, with Scranton attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta
Carbondale
Institution of Temple
Ocean
Charles II
Edmunds
Louis BE
Stutz
Philadelphia
Scotland
Temple Commandery
Twelfth
Lackawanna County
Fis
Lichensburger
Malta
Anthracite Commandery
C. 8. Ridgway
Finch
W. 8. Bartlett
Scranton Lang
Frank B. Reese
C. O. Swartz
F.C. Bartz
Proclamation of Peace Expected on Castro Anniverary
New York reports official mail advices indicate President Castro will issue a formal peace proclamation today. The date marks the first anniversary of the Castro revolution and Venezuela’s year of freedom from conflict is celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Quiaces
Venenuth
Castro
Venezuela
Ridge Turnpike Remains Fettered By Local Disputes
The report recaps courtroom actions and local conflicts at Carbondale involving Adeline F. Smith versus George A. Clearwater and Mary Jones versus George A. Sommer. It notes verdicts in favor of the defendant and plaintiff, plus dam and culm disputes across Lackawanna area projects. It also details court scheduling, amicable settlements, and ongoing construction work for the Mears building foundation and a monument superstructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doyle
Dundaff
George Yarrington
Newton Lake
Carbondale
Roland Hawkins
BKC
Newcomb
Plaintff
Everett Warren
Hon. C. P. O'Malley
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Adeline F. Smith
George A. Clearwater
Mary Jones
Spring Brook
George A. Sommer
Peck Lumber Manufacturing Company
Dolph Coal Company
Archbald
Lackawanna
Peckville
Forest City
Lackawanna Valley
A. C. Schmidt & Company
Baltimore
John Lahotsky
Joseph Lahotsky
Buck Held on Capias in Slander Case Against Gilhooley
J. Buck, one of four men arrested for slander by West Side carriage maker W E Gilhooley, was brought in on a capias and discharged on common bail. A second suit for $10,000 damages alleges Buck uttered false statements about Buckholi’s business methods, harming Casey Bros and several firms, costing about $5,000 yearly in trade and patronage. A $1,000 bail capias was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. @. Buck
W. E. Gilhool
West Side
Kelly
Mr. Gilhooi
Joseph F. Gilroy
Buck
Mr. Buck
A. J. Casey
P. J. Casey
Casey Bros
J. C. Ludlum
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Casey & Kelly Brewing Company
Robinson's Sons
Anthracite Brewing Company
Danville Brewing Company
J. J. Newlis
J. F. Armbrust
Scranton Transfer Company
Mike Shutock Named High Constable of Olyphant Borough
Judge Kelly appointed Mike Shutock as high constable of Olyphant borough yesterday replacing resigning William Besaligew. The selection was made for the court on the borough council petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Shutock
Olyphant Borough
William Besaligew
Judge Kelly
Ground breaking for Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Ground was broken yesterday for the foundation of the soldiers and sailors monument on the Washington avenue side of court house square. Contractor Mattias Stipp with a large force began excavation of a well one hundred feet in circumference extending to gravel strata about thirty feet below the surface. Nearly half the distance will pass through clay cobbles and ashes with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Mears
Flipp
Harrison Granite Company
John Penman
Edmund Bartlet
New York
Monumert
Bart
Washington Avenue
Court House Lawn
Phillips
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Court House Square
Mattias Stipp
Industrial Jottings Del aware Lackawanna and Western Board Tonight
Del aware Lackawanna and Western board lists schedules for today May 24 with Wildcat South North and Summit divisions. Notices update John Gahagan and crew to operate 445 Wild Cat South on May 23 replacing M Hallett and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gahagan
Wild Cat
South
M. Hallett
Stone Cutters Favor Eight Hour Day at Casserse Hall
At a Casserse hall meeting the Stone Cutters union declared for an eight hour day. A Crown Steel plant may be built in the city, employing 800 to 1 200 workers in year one and doubling in year two. The Lackawanna road funds a $109000 bridge across the Susquehanna at Willow Point New York. Hixson notes traffic growth and similar bridges rise along the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Cutters’ Union
Casserse’s Hall
Crown Steel Company
Binghamton
Lackawanna Road
Susquehanna River
Willow Point
N. Y
Hixson
Elmira
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Photograph of Cousin Draws Laughing Visitor
A Chicago Record item notes a person admiring a photograph of a pretty cousin. The visitor viewed the image with glee and asked a joking question about a docent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Colorado Special Leaves Chicago for Denver and Colorado Springs
The Colorado Special departs Chicago at 10 each morning via Chicago Union Pacific and Western lines, reaching Denver by 2:20 p.m. next day and Colorado Springs and Manitou the same evening. A second fast train runs daily after 4:30 p.m. A new Colorado illustrated book is mailed for four cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Chicago
Chicago-Union Pacific
Orth- Western
Denver S
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Callowany Ageni
Broadway
New York
Vine Gt
Olmoinruti
Palladaton
Smithy
Pittebweg
Washington &i
Boaten
Superior
Cleveland
Pat Mainot
Muffala
Phigagal
King St
Toreate
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Warner
Maria Armstrong
Washington, D.C
Tom
Marie L. Anderson
13Th Street
Marie T., Anderson
Los Angeles
Cal
Washington
Congregationalists
Plymouth Church
Philip Warren
the Soldier of
Man
Stacy
W. Shelton
A. H.C. FL
C. Creegan
D. C
Shelton
New
Yor
Soulery
W. AL Duncan
Boxtin
Upton
Addrem
Roa
Horr
Mars
Ro—Lecure
Uae
C. H. Richards
New Commandery
Ridge Turnpike
Shutock
Besaligew
Monument Foundation
Stipp
Hood
D., L. & W. Board For Today Company
Ihe
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Weilnesday
Gladlow
Rishing
Thurnlay
Wildcats
Walt
Pope
C. Bartholomew's Men
John McCue
P. Singer
Sonth
S. Finnerty
Frounfelker
North
LaBar
J. Gerrity
Puller
Beavers
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Europe
Scranton
Connolly & Wallace
Wyoming
Denver
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Irving Place
J. D. Crawford
Pilsner
W. Winth Street
Quranton, PA
Felix Gourade
Orien
Omeau
Magical
Odlinaestead
T. Sopling
Wanamakera
Blegel Cooper's
Albert
Corith &T. & University
Broadw
Pstaurant
Mount Pleasant Coal
Sonneh
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Dheerrt
Viisky Veriecnle
Densten
Sprace Street
Ice Moore
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Scranton, PA
Moosle
Rush Iale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
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