Various local notices include meetings and events
Community notices report a series of local activities and civil actions: St Martin's Polish society court appearance, Florence en board meeting, Green Ridge Gun club event, WCTU Spruce street meeting, St Peter's Greek Catholic Beneficial society charter, Sandow engagement ticket sales, marriage license for Denham and Hommel, Elm Park supper, assignment extension for Traviss, Singer replevin in horse case, Mother's meeting in Green Ridge, Sacred Music society at Linden street tent, Gospel hymn usage, miner John McAlarney injured at Halstead colliery, Mount Pleasant clothing draw, typhoid and other fever cases with 24 deaths, Johnstown relief fund donation acknowledged, Maloney bail, Scranton Oratorio Society rehearsal progress, Sheriff candidacy halt at county office, monk organ recital at Hasleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Academy of Music
Florence En
Green Ridge
Frothingham
Charles Mansfield Denham
Ella Hommel
Oneonta
Elm Park Church
John L. L. Traviss
Singer Manufacturing Company Yeaterday
Peter A. Lorbagnac
Sacred Music Society
Linden Street
John McAlarney
Halstead
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Duryell
Moses Taylor Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Co-operative Hall
North Main Avenue
Board of
Oarth
St. Joseph's Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
John B. Smith
Johnstown
Dunmore
T. BH. C. Maloney
Roma
W. T. Jenkins
Scranton Oratorio Society
E. F House
Geamans
Ouie de
Ieia Rok 'Ris
Tram Lokets
Recital Series Popular at Gentlemen's Driving Club
Mr Howe staged a string of similar recitals to wide approval, followed by the Gentlemen's Driving Club races on Thursday at 2 p m. The event featured Co Papst's Minwauxes Beer at Lohman a Sprace street, offering a cool, sparkling refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Lemmoens
Howe
Papst’s
Minwauxes
Lohman A
Sprace Street
Prohibitionists Name Slate For Senate and Legislature
Prohibition county committees met in Tallis Morgan’s office and nominated eight candidates for the slate. N Callender for senator. Gay R Relph for First District representative. Joseph FF Hangs for Second District. W F Clements of Moscow for Third District. A G Shepherd of Jermyn for Fourth District. A G Thomason named clerk of the course. Committee officers include Chairman Pierce Butler, Secretary Tallie Morgan, Treasurer A G Thomason. Headquarters to open. vote of 2000 expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition County
Tallis Morgan
N. Callender
Gay R. Relph
Joseph FF
W.F. Clements
Moscow
A. G. Shepherd
Jermyn
A. G. Thompson
Pierce Butler
Carbendale
Tallie Morgan
A. G. Thomason
Officers of Union Elect In City Pastors Meeting
The City Pastors union held a morning meeting at the YMCA. Officers elected for the term include President Rev. N F Stahl and Vice-president Rev. D C Hughes, with Rev. M D Fuller as secretary and treasurer. The group discussed the impending removal of Rev. D W Skellenger and welcomed Rev. Thomas Bell as Plymouth Congregational pastor. A Sabbath observance movement was endorsed with plans for citywide representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Pastors’ Union
Young Men's Christian Association
Warren G. Partridge
Dr. Price
Avoca
N. F. Stahl
Green Ridge
D. C. Hughes
D. D
Jackson Street
Skullenger
Thomas Bell
Plymouth Congregational Church
Skellinger
F. A. Dony
Pennsylvania
National Society
C. E. Robinson
Moody Finance Committee
Progress of Gospel Demonstrated by Schiveren
Schiveren staged a gospel program to a packed audience last night with demonstrable impact. The event drew many local churchgoers and turnout surpassed expectations, underscoring the revival's strong community resonance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiveren
Come invitation preached at Pittston revival by evangelist Schiveren
Evangelist Schiveren urged readers to circulate the Tribune and read about the revival work in Pittston. He preached that God’s invitation runs from Genesis to Revelation and urged families to unite in Christ, warning against alcohol and broken homes while inviting all to come tonight for rest and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiveren
Scranton
Mr. Schiveren
Pinero's The Amazons Impresses With Manly Comedy
A Clover Company staging of Pinero's farcical romance The Amazons features Mrs Marchisess of Castleordan forcing her three daughters to masquerade as men to satisfy a masculine longing. Neatly drawn performances by Johnstone Bennett Irving Edson as the brothers and Lorimer Stoddard Beau mont Smith Alison Riale give the show lively energy, while the curtain falls on a cheerfully resolved homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinero
Clover Company
W. Pinero
Marchisess
Castleordan
Noeline
Danter
West End
London
Johnstone Bennett
Kel Irving
Misa Elaine Edson
Moat Hoydenish
Isabel Ieving
Wilhelmina
Tweenwayes
Thomasin
Beaumont Smith
Count de Grivel
George Alison
Louise Riale
Sergeant Shutter
Sacred music and revival services fill ospel tent crowds
The Silver Lake quartet sang He Died for Me and drew praise as sixty men rose to join the army of hiverea's work. Bible reading and a Christ Our Friend service are planned, with the Sacred Music Society and YMCA Glee Club to perform. Mr. Weeden delivered There in a Green Hill Far Away and Come to Me with refined musical taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Sach
Heaven
Pittston
Silver Lake
Ospel
Hiverea
Sacred Music Society
Young Men’s Christian Association Glee Club
Weeden
Pullman Plant Location Rumor Denied
Following last summer’s Pullman strike a rumor circulated that the corporation sought an eastern location for a branch plant. A Scranton board of trade letter supported the notion, but George M. Ninan's secretary denied the claim as false and unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade Ceme
George M. Ninan
New Jersey
Pullman
City boards name appeals panel for 1805 tax hearing
In a joint session the mayor led the select and common councils to elect a five member board to hear the fall tax appeals. Thomas and McCann from the select, and Noone McLean and Golden from the common, were chosen with hearings set for March and decisions due by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select and Common Councils
Chittenden
Select Council
Common Council
Select
Thomas
Noone
Common
McCann
McLean
Golden
Lauer
Godfrey
Thomas and
Commoners
Academy of Dancing Opens for New Pupils
The Academy of Dancing announces opening for the season with office at Traders National Bank. Opening Tuesday night in October. Former pupils and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Dancing
B Traders National Bank
Local Shoe Sale and Mill Capacity Mentioned in Notes
The notice hints at a sale of russett, oxfords, and rangett aluchers at reduced prices. It also notes the Commonwealth building and a mill with a 17,500 barrel daily capacity while referencing Biegel's opening social Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russett
Oxfords
Nethieton & Commonwealth Building
Biegel
Stanley Coy
Our Best Brand Flour and Low Prices Dominate Store Ad
A long old newspaper advertisement touts Our Best flour at about 1,000 barrels monthly, a large tea selection with garden growth teas at 85 cents per pound, a 30 cent package tea with nickel spoon, a large coffee trade, fresh candies, and a butcher shop offering meats about 25 percent below regular rates. It also highlights a new delivery plan with orders shipped promptly.
Teachers May Divide County Institute This Fall
The county and city teacher institutes may be held separately starting Oct 29 with county sessions at the Court House and city sessions at the Young Men’s Christian Association hall. Dr White and Rev Schaeffer are among speakers with topics on school management and education. Directors meet Nov 1 to hear institute instructors and hear John R Farr and M T Burke on compulsory education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Court House
Profesor Taylor
Young Men’s Christian Association
Dr. White
Columbus
Ds Schaeffer
John R. Farr
M. T. Burke
Scranton Delegation Aims for York Christian Endeavor Meet
The Scranton city union plans to urge York as next year's convention site during the State Christian Endeavor gathering October 17 to 19. About twelve hundred delegates are promised from five counties with sixty counties yet to report. The Entertain ment Committee works to house thousands at a maximum $1.50 per day, while Pennsylvania speakers join guests from Indiana and Evanston for a program highlighting practic es reform and religious progress. Dr Rand thaler leads the Open Parliament alongside S L Mershon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
State Christian Endeavor
York
Scranton City Union
Young Men's Christian Association
Pennsylvania
J. A. Rondthaler
D. D
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lookout
Wood's College of Business and Short Hand
E Woop principal thanks friends and alumni for support as September 1894 leads in numbers and business volume. Patrons and peers invited to call attend sessions for further instruction and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood's College of Business and Short
Atudente
E. Woop
Coal Hods and Accessories Supposedly Cheap This Season
The listing advertises coal hods priced from 190 to 500 each with black Japan finish or galvan ized iron options. Also offered: stove pipe elbows, stove pipe joints, ordinary black fire shovels, long handle shovels, galvan ized fire shovels, galv anized iron cans, cane patent pomp attachment, galvanized iron ash cans and nickel plated lifters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Woolworths Promotes Weekly Family Laundry Pound Rates
An advertisement touts Mondaywashday relief with special pound rates for families. It pitches sending the entire family wash to the service weekly and invites readers to write for terms.
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Cleveland
Saran T. Rorer
Philadelphia
C. C. Beprom
New York Cooking School
Norrman & Moore
Wyoming Avenue
Satan
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
St. Martin's Polish Society
Mayfield
Prohibitionisto
Senate
Legislature
Officers OF Union
M.C. A. Hall
Association of Angels
Jesus
Schiverea Mission Notes
Board OF Appeals
J. Prank Siegel
Holmes & Court’s
E. G. Coursen
Laocke. Ave
Pilleauny Flour Milla
Ak Enie
Aeatee
Acnnineateerer
Cnanseereree
Hama
California
Bixby's
Liberty Sewing Machine
THE
Siegel
W.W. Beany
Jeweler
Lackowanna Ave
Washington Av
Dunn
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Wxoming Ave
Gautechi & Sons, Manufacturers
Chestnut Street
H. Battin
Penn Avenue
Woolworth’s
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Woolworth
Lacka, Ave
Green and Gold
Washington Ave
Clothiers
Hales Fumshera
Miss Stout
New York
Osland
Banister’s
Lackawanna Ave
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