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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1902

Page

8

Catholics Use Library Demand To Boost Catholic Books

Rt. Rev. Bishop M. J. Hoban urged the Catholic Historical Society to press for Catholic books at the Albright Library, noting three Protestant lives of St Francis exist and calling for a committee to list Catholic works. He warned that lack of demand keeps Catholic titles off shelves. Historians Loughran and Malone reviewed Rome and Catholic antiquities, while Bishop Hoban announced plans to visit Egypt and Rome.

M. J. Hoban Catholic Historical Society Mev John J. Loughran J. W. Malone Knights of Columbus Club Europe John J. Murchy Schubert Quartette Mary Niland Loughran Iome Leo XIII Dr. Malone Rome St. Mary Hoban Cathlics Albright St. Francis of St. Franciis Boston Ocean Egypt Leo Historical Society Eternal City Bauer

MacVeagh Backlash Halts Amicable Strike Settlement

Independent operators conclude that out of court settlement is unlikely as coal road presidents repudiate MacVeagh’s efforts. Commission clarifies it will not bind any informal agree ments and will require formal wage figures for its award. Mitchell Darrow Lloyd return to Scranton for continued hearings before the commission.

Coal Road MacVeagh Commission Wayne MacVeagh Mr. MacVeagh New York United Mine Workers Gray Mitchell Washington Ble Scranton Mr. Mitchell Mr. Darrow Lloyd

Thanksgiving Day Studio and Lyceum Entrance Hours

The Elite Studio at Lyceum entrance will be open all day on Thanksgiving. Maillard's chocolates and Soll UCour Sen offerings accompany the day’s events.

Lyceum Entrance Maillard’s Chocolates Soll Ucour- Sen

Talk by Miss Lydia Hayes at Jefferson Avenue residence

Miss Lydia Hayes spoke on New Mexico and its native people, recounting Coronado and Espejo, critiquing Mormon influence and schooling. She highlighted Alamogordo, Ramona the girl, and Alburquerque children seeking education, urging greater religious and educational engagement for Mexicans and Indians.

Mire Alfred Hand Jefferson Avenue Lydia Hayes New Mexico Indiana Mayes Ix Spain Coronado Espejo Miss Hayes Alamogordo Mexico Ramona Alburquerque Ray

Two Contestants Pick Scholarships in Local Education Awards

Miss Jane Mathewson of Factoryville tied for twentieth in The Tribunes Educational Contest and wins a year of tuition valued at 55 dollars at Lackawanna Business College for shorthand or business study. Homer Kresge of Hyde Park selects a piano scholarship worth 125 dollars from the Scranton Conservatory of Music with unlimited duration.

Jane Mathewson Factoryville Lackawanna Business College Homer Kresge Hyde Park Miss Mathewson Scranton Conservatory of Music

Pittsburg switchman dies after railroad yard accident

William Loughney of 969 Albright avenue was injured as a Pennsylvanian railroad switchman in Pittsburg on Sunday at 5 40 AM. He died Monday at 4 40 AM after being taken to Pennsylvania hospital. His brothers Mathew and Anthony brought his body to the city on the Delaware and Hudson train. Funeral from his mother Mrs Bridget Loughney's home at 9 90 AM Thursday, with services at St Pauls church Green Ridge and burial in Cathedral cemetery.

William Loughney Albright Avenue Pennsylvanian Railroad Pittsburg Pennsylvania Hospital Mathew Anthony Delaware and Hudson Bridget Loughney St. Paul's Church Green Ridge Cathedral

Talented Singer Debuts in St Luke’s Parish Concert

The St Luke’s Parish auditorium overflowed for Miss Flor ence Robertson of Dunmore in her debut as a concert singer. She performed with Miss Julia C. Allen violinist Harold Stewart Briggs pianist and Karl Kirk cellist, receiving high praise for tone enunciation and expressive delivery. An innovation included printed song texts.

St. Luke's Parish House Florence Robertson Dunmore Cornelia West Freeman Julia C. Allen Harold Stewart Briggs New York Karl Kirk von Weber Nevin Chadwick Dell Riego Schumann Miss Robertson Lisa Lehmann Bohm Miss Freeman Briggs Power Kirk Allen

Anniversary of Thram Marsh Observed at Rescue Mission

The anniversary of Thram Marsh will be celebrated at the Rescue Mission Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Ladies Aid of All Souls Universalist church meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W F Nstabrook at 117 Pine Street. A Thanksgiving service is planned at Adams Avenue Chapel on New York Street Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Special services will be held at Gospel Lahernich Church Jefferson Avenue Dunmore at 9 o'clock Thursday morning. All are invited. The Holy Name Society assembles at St Thomas College chapel Thanksgiving morning for a quiet communion in the cathedral.

Thram Marsh Ladies’ Aid of All Souls’ Universalist Church W. FL Nstabrook Pine Street Adams Avenue New York Street

Tooheys celebrate twenty-fifth wedding anniversary in Chestnut Street

Mr and Mrs P J Toohey quietly marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary yesterday on Chestnut Street. Attorney W Henry Davis traveled to Philadelphia to attend the Pennsylvania Cornell and West Point Annapolis games. At the New York Press club annual election Paul Weir was chosen librarian. The club library houses newspapers files and reference works aided by a 5000 gift from Andrew Carnegie. The Madison Avenue temple Ladies auxiliary plans a Thanksgiving turkey supper from 530 to 6 at vestry rooms. Sunshine kisses 28 cents per pound at Courgens.

P. J. Toohey Chestnut Street W. Henry Davis Philadelphia New York Press Club Paul Weir Wyoming Associated Press New York Madison Avenue Temple

Adjourned Lands Sale Announced by County Commissioners

Adjourned sale of seated and unseated lands scheduled in the Grand Jury room at the Court House on Friday November 28 at 10 o'clock a.m. Attest W G Daniels Clerk. Also an advertise line about cigars and local confections appears in the text.

Grand Jury Room Court House W. G. Daniels

Tribune to Publish Limited Edition of Anthracite Strike Reports

The Tribune will print an inconvenient book form of the commission reports on the Anthracite Strike. A limited edition, eight by eleven inches, with several hundred pages, will be sold for $1 per copy once the commissioners render their decision. Orders should be sent now.

Anthracite Strike Commission The Tribune the Tribune

Laundrying Feature from the Lackawanna Finish

A laundrying feature described as a comfort exclusive to the Lackawanna finish is highlighted. A costly, ingenius piece of machinery performs this service.

Lackawanna

Funeral notice for Comrade William Loughney action

Members of Gen. J. P. Gobin Command No. 41 urged to meet at 1001 Albright Avenue to attend the funeral Thursday morning at 9.45 o'clock. Burial at Cathedral Cemetery Hyde Park. Captain J. W. Benjamin Attest Adjutant L. B. Carter

Gen. J. P Gobin W. V Albright Avenue William Loughney Cathedral Cemetery Hyde Park J. W. Benjamin L. B H. Carter

Typewriters Arrive In New Century Style Beauties

Juse receives six new typewriters praised as Beauties. The New Century models are noted for their perfection and include Densmore smooth action. Located at 314 Washington Avenue, the shop touts the new arrivals as exceptional.

Juse New Densmore Smoot Washington Avenue

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