City Notes from the Common Pleas Court Schedule
The third Welsh or common pleas court will meet in the morning. The Typographical Union hall event at Dusi tall Welnomlay night, October 2h, is announced. The first snow of autumn is expected Saturday. precipitation brief and light. The meeting of the Pluteree Crit fenton home at 72 Harrison Avenue will begin at 7 449 o'clock the morning. Prof John T. Watkins will sing during the Women’s Foreign Missionary society at Wim Park church on Wednesday. he will sing a solo. James & McHugh announce a talk by international stone quarrying secretary at 2 o’clock this afternoon at Cipsee’s hut. A choral class conducted by Mrs DoT Jayne will be held Thursday at 8 pm beginning October 27. Farmer J. La. Roen was thrown from a wagon on Lower Lackawanna Avenue Saturday with injuries. admitted to Lackawanna Hospital. The funeral of Edward Gilroy will be held this afternoon from the residence on Main Avenue. A charter was granted Saturday to the Miners’ and Laborers’ Benevolent Association of Clinton mines. directors listed. John F. Rey Jsiolde filed the charter application. Scranton Knights of Columbus will exemplify the third degree in Carbondale tonight. members of the city will be invited to return for a similar event in Pittston Monday night.
Hagar and Her Trouble Sermon at Simpson Church
Rev J F Sweet preached on Hagar in Genesis 21:17, condemning polygamy and detailing Hagar and Ishmael’s cast out exile. The narrative shows God hearing distress, providing a well in the wilderness, and teaching lessons about divine care in hardship.
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Simpson M. E
J. FF. Sweet
Simpson «Methodist Episcopal Church
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Sweet
Israel
God
Magar
Ishmael
Isaac
Sarah
Religion and Labor Sermon at Penn Avenue Baptist
Pastor T. F. Y. Pierce led a sermon titled Religion and Labor or the Safeguards of the Nation at Penn Avenue Baptist Church. He argued religion labor and education protect society, urged church workmen unity, criticized alienation, and praised honest labor with Christian ethics as the path to national progress.
Scranton Hosts National Letter Carriers Convention Coverage
The October Postal Record centers on Scranton hosting the NALC convention with lavish local hospitality. Secretary Cantwell lauds Scranton’s reception, press cooperation, and daily publishing of convention proceedings, including lavish illustrations and a parade. Letters from New York and other cities praise Scranton’s hospitality and civic effort.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Scranton
Cantwell
New York
Fitzgerald
Labor union debates independent party and labor actions
At a Central Labor union meeting the option of forming an independent party was discussed but not decided, as a labor party was deemed premature. Reports hailed AFL convention prospects in Scranton, and theater boycotts were endorsed. Unions announced victories and new shop unionizations, including cigar makers and wheelwrights, with labor actions planned.
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W. B. Johns
Bocnine
Scranton
American Federation of Labor
Peoria
Friends of Labor
Chff
Whlon
Criticism of Harlan Prize Winner at Garrick Theatre
Manneer Long of the Tvesum the atre offered a box for the best written idea about Otis Haarian as a comedian for a souvenir during his New York engagement at the Carrick theatre. W R Hughes of The Tribune won the prize for a humorous idea praising Harlan. Hughes and friends attended Saturday night's show as the company opens at the Garrick theatre.
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Tvesum
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Carrick Theatre
New York
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Martan Company
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Tribune
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Continuance Granted in Superior Court Proceeding
On October 9 before Judge PP Smith of the Superior Court a motion was made by attorney T H Burns representing the exceptants to the corporation.
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Superior Court
Atorney
T. H. Burns
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