Brownies in Fairyland At Scranton YMCA Show
Twenty five young ladies and twenty five young men perform The Brownies in Fairyland under Mannager Weston at the YMCA gymnasium. Palmer Cox provides costumes from New York and Malcolm Douglas composed the music. Also Scott art sale at Adams avenue and Linden street at 8 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Afarsh
Scott
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Division No. 7
Ancient
Order of Hibernian
Yrs
Les
Marton Street
Stroudsburg
Mr. Lee
Mra
Young Men's Christian Association
Elve Chub
Behiverea
Wilké#-Barre
West
Washington Avenue
Hrch
St. Peter's Cathedral
Altar Society
Mary Connery
Annie O'Hoyle
Fairyland
Manniger Weston
Young Men's Christian Association Gymnasium
Dealin
Palmer Cox
New York
Scranton
Malcolm ‘Douglas
Welsh Baptist Union Semi Annual Meeting Highlights
The Welsh Baptist union and Baptist Young People's union of Northeastern Pennsylvania held their semi annual gathering at the First Welsh Baptist church in Taylor. Delegates from Wilkes-Barre Plymouth Nanticoke Kingston and other towns attended with sessions led by Rev J Loyd and Rev J Skym and included ordination-adjacent local preaching rights for several lay preachers. The program featured sermons on resurrection covetousness and perseverance with active participation from Young People and a concluding focus on church duties to youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Baptist Union
Baptist Young People's Union
Pennsylvania
First Welsh Baptist Church
Taylor
Youn People’s Union
Welock
Idtier
J. Lloyd
Parsons
J. 8. Davies
Plymouth
Anose
Mr. Davies
Young People's Union
Wilkes-Barre
South Wilkes-Barre
Nanticoke
Pittston
Warrior Run
Kingston
Hyde Park
Olyphant
Providence
Young People's
William Thomas
J. Loyd
John Skym
Lansford
Carbon County
Nebraska State Union
Henry Evans
South Wilkea- Barre
Reading Association
Jacob HE. Davis
Altoona
Francis Lewis
David W. Thomas
John M. Evans
Baptist
Young People’s Union
Floyd
Sarah Meredith
Maggie Davis
Martha Davis
James Wiliams
Skym
Tyer Thomas
Taylor Welsh Congregational Church
Mr. Lloyd
Mr. Vans
Mr. Jones
Hyde Pare
Progress of Methodism First Peckville Church Dedicated to God
Crowded crowds filled the new Peckville Methodist Episcopal church yesterday for its dedication replacing the 1864 building. Speeches by former pastors highlighted local work and the edifice features stained glass gifts from Junior Epworth League members and Masonic bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Peckville
Epworth League
F. P. Doty
John F. Wilbur
M. EB
Peck Ville
W.L. Thorpe
Honesdale
Young People's Society
RE. A. Barber
J. D. Peek
J. Z. Bell
John English
Henry Chapman
A. A. Thorpe
Peckville Methodist Church
David Williame
James ©. Woodruff
Ira T. Walker
Edward H. Hynson
F. Wright
Gilbert M. Chamberlain
J. F. Wilbur
Jonas Underwood
W. J. Hill
Francie Gendall
P. Elbridge
Richard Hiorns
J. B. Sweet
W. B. Westlake
B. J. Ives
Auburn
N. Y
F. Gendall
Jermyn
R. Hiorns
Scranton
W. B. Westhike
Dallas
W. L. Thorpe
Polander narrowly escapes death after Penn saloon beating
Polander Charles Black lay injured with a severed forehead artery and blood streaming from wounds after a 4 PM attack by Andrew Smith and Joseph Keturisky at a Penn avenue saloon. Black, a key Commonwealth witness, was beaten as Smith sought vengeance. Smith and Keturisky were later arrested on Alderman Horan’s warrant. Black’s condition stabilized with doctors from Lackawanna hospital attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Budasill
Lackawanna
Connell
Charles Black
Kamuel
Andrew Smith
Joseph Keturisky
Smith
Keturisky
Alderman Horan
Smith T
Black
Commonwealth
Tribune
Polski
Stotth
Grand Gymnastic Exhibition By Scranton Turn Verein
The Scranton Turn Verein presents a grand Monday evening gymnastic show at the Academy of Music featuring ladies and boys classes in flag, wand and dumbbell drills, club swinging, pyramids, tumbling and bars. Professors Carl B Stalber and committees invite the school board and superintendent to attend as the organization promotes its physical culture system in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Turn Verein
Academy of Music
Turners
Gitla
Carl B Stalber
United States
Partridge Urges Reform to Make Scranton Stronger
Rev. Warren G. Partridge preached at Penn Avenue Church urging municipal reform and a stronger Scranton. He cited Psalm 21 21 praising righteous city building and called for fewer rum shops and more churches, proposing a citizen committee like New Yorks seventy. The evening service honored Company D of the Thirteenth Regiment. A football game between Scranton and Wyoming Seminary was set for Thanksgiving at the ball park with a 1p.m. kickoff and admission five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Partridge
Penn Avenue
David
Jerusalem
Scranton
Dr. Parkhurst
Committee of Seventy
New York City
Partridge
Thirteenth Regiment
Ball Park
Wyoming Seminary
Ga. P.m
Free food offer at Colonial Food and Guernsey Bros ad
Announcement urges cooperation to call at the store and secure a world famous food package free of charge. Colonial Food on Court Street and Diamond Avenue promotes Weber products and mentions Guernsey Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Food
C. T. Miller
Court Street
Diamond Ave
Murderer in Custody in Lackawanna County Case
Giuseppe Boschino alias Joe Bosehing with accomplice Imbriano held as accessories is detained in Forest City jail after the killing of Francisco Conforti at Bunker Hill Dunmore. Salvatori, a witness, is jailed on $1000 bail as investigators probe an alleged Italian feud and possible brothers in crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guissepe
Joe
Bosehing
Francisco Confért
Bunker Hill
Dunmore
Forest City
Tony Imbriand
Rocco Salvatori
Bosching
Imbriano
Hoschino
Italy
Boschinog
Tribune
Boschino
Httle Salvatori
Salvatori
Hoachino
Conforti
Lackawanna County
Scranton Directory dispute involving J J Taylor
A fragmentary letter exchange reveals a dispute over the Scranton Directory, with J E Williams asserting Taylor betrayed the effort by seeking a directory of his own. The note hints at a broader history of the publication and requests contact and stamps for business reporting. A Scott sale of paintings is announced at Adams Avenue and Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Navy
JE. Willams
J. James Taylor
Scott
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Court House Square
Greatest offerings in floor space at Northeastern Pa store
An advertisement touts a large ground floor store with no stairs or elevators and a vast variety of goods in Northeastern Pennsylvania. It claims in house fur garment manufacture and satisfaction guaranteed with money refund option. Mail orders receive prompt attention and a illustrated catalogue is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Rogers Jewelry Stock Offers Late Selection Showpiece Range
When in need of something late in the Jewelry line call and see Rogers stock before final selection. He can show the latest pieces and a large assortment to select from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Commonwealth Building
Ackawanna
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Willimins & McNulty
City Notes
Scranton Clearing House
Fa. Lange
H. 8. Smith
J. W. Browning
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Mecklems
EYE Iwaiticns
Lohman's
Spruce Street
Linden Aireet
First Welsh Haptist Church
Taylor Business
Progress“ OF Methodism
Polander
Mary A. Mott
Odd Fellows’ Order
Londles Ald Society
J. W. Peck
Lillian Peck
Thorpe
God
George 5. Shay
Cora Savage
Miss Heath
Lea Heath
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Venice the Beautiful
Y. M.C. A. Aumiasiium
Parkhurst
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Four
Williams’ Scranton Directory
Anders
J. J. Taylor
J. E. Williams
Scranton Directory
Adv
Czarina
W.W. Berry the Jeweler
Lacanaase Ave
TNE
Br Reed
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
E. G
Coursen
C. Snyder
Woolworths
Saratoga
Angel
Alaska
Lackawanna Avenue
Jewelry and Silver
Washington Ave
Osland
Wyoming Avenue
Dunn
Eau
J, Boll
Wooming Av
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Jaeger
M. Brown
Lackawanna Ave
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