Personal notices from a Virginia plantation and city editor changes
A scrambled Virginia plantation note reports Dr and Mrs Rays returning for their annual fitting. Various appointments and moves are listed, including editors, correspondents, rail workers, and actors changing positions and residences across Syracuse, Wilkes Barre, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rays
Virginia
United States
Morelid Sr Iy
Williw KR. Dell
the Times
New & Washington
Mallstead
Weaning Avenue
Western
Lackawanna Railroad
Trin
Jl McCaun
Howe
Lane
Syracuse
Alexotier Wall
Hid Cits
Wilkes Tarn Record
Dero
Is Now Captain Murpery of Company CC Thirteenth
The unit unanimously elected Thomas P Murphy recently returned from the Philippines as first lieutenant to command Company CC. A farewell supper followed at Elk cafe with speeches by ex officers James Moit Frans Nobling and others. the new captain and lieutenants Smith and Lathrope gave addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Regiment
Thomas PL Murphy
Philippines
United States Volunteers
Vaeaney
Joseph Holregle
Elk Cafe
James Moit
Frans Nobling
PL of. Gunster
Richard J. Bourke
Bircher
Edward Burkhouse
Samuel Chamberlain
John M. Mc Court
Itay Smith
Clirence Lathrope
Miude
Plans for Catholic Historical Society year outlined at meeting
The Catholic Historical Society and the Newman Magazine club marked their fourth year with a well attended Knights of Columbus meeting. New lectures by J Z Wilseh of New York on Shakespeare and Conde Th Pallen of New Rochelle on Dante were announced for members and friends. Public lectures are planned with leaders including Rev Dr Conwey Bourke Cochran Prof Henry and Dr Cupford. Officers remained same: President Rev J J Griffin first VP T P Hoban second VP John W Murphy treasurer J C Mc Andrews, secretaries Catherine Meagher and Mary Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Historical Society
Newman Magazine Club
Knights of Columbus Club
J. Z. Wileh
New York City
Conde Th Pallen
New Rochelle
N. Y
Father Griffin
Conwey
Catholic University of Washington
Bourke Cochran
New York
Prof
Henry
Overbrook Seminary
de. Cl Cupford
Providence
Undermier
Wilsh
Pullen
Chach
Endanes
Nev. J. J. Griffin
T. P P. Hoban
John W. Murphy
7. C. McAndrews
Catherine Meagher
Mary Gibbons
Pine Brook colliery shuts indefinitely after union stand
The Pine Brook colliery of Scranton Coal Co. closes indefinitely after a union non‑union dispute. About 700 workers are affected, with roughly 600 Local 1032 United Mine Workers members. Union insists nonmembers join. management cites lack of full crew and orders closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Brook
Scranton Coal Company
John R. Bryden
United Mine Workers of America
Capouse Avenue
Bryden
St. John's Hall
McKinley Memorial solicitors named in district notices
Letters sent to selected men announce their roles as solicitors for the McKinley Memorial. They meet tonight in the board of trade rooms to coordinate fund contributions as listed by numerous donors across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Imemorial
Board of Trade
Funds shortage halts Association Charity board meeting
Members met at the Postmaster Ripple office as Mrs Dugan was absent. No business was transacted beyond planning fundraising and a personal appeal by the secretary to unpaid subscribers. Treasurer Kelly reported only four dollars on hand and several salaries and bills unpaid for July to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Associated Charities
Ripple
Mra. Duggan
Kelly
L. Lindenstruth
E. F. Ritter
Upper Lehigh
J. J. Kuntz
A. L. Ramer
Ph. D
J. O. Schlenker
G. Spieker
E. W. Lemnitzer
Luther League
Upper
Lehigh
William M. Rehrig
A. J. Ramer
Strike on Proposition Fails to Settle City Rail Tie-Up
Striking trolley workers press a dispute over discharge rulings and arbitration control. A counter proposal seeks arbitration by Bishop Hoban in person, while the company offers an arbitration plan with sealed sources of information. Union leaders insist the arbitrator decide fair handling and uphold contract terms and seek to avoid biased procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silliman
Dunmore
National Board
Reeves
Holiuin
Privet
Is Dlouwse
George Kegler
Comitittive
Kegler
Hoban
Tribune
Bishop Hoban
Hishop Hoban
Crose
Mr. Silliman
Tobin
Ife
Scranton Railway Company
Amalgamated Association of
Busy day for ministerium prospers Wilkes-Barre conference
The Wilkes-Barre conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania opened its seventeenth semiannual convention with devotional services led by Rev. J C Schlenker of Hazleton and featured committee appointments, reports, and discussions on subjects including the immortality of the soul by Rev H H Bruning, with a vesper by Rev J F Beales and plans for ongoing sessions and orphan care efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Bruning
J. F. Beales
Wilkes-Barre
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
J. C. Schlenker
Hazleton
J. F. Beatles
St. John’s Church
Wilkes- Barre
Hy Me Heyeher
A. W. Moser
John Grichel
CL A. Spicker
C. A. Kurschner
Fo Blethen
Ernest Frank
W. Moser
Tellora
RE. F. Ritter
G. Kunkle
James Schupy
Christ
Hell
J. J. Miller
J. F. Heates
Lindenstruth
H. H. Brunning
D. D
Bruning
J. H. Wader
Lutheran Church
Coursen's Butter Priced Below East Coast rivals
An advertisement proclaims Coursen's butter age ninety eight points perfect and describes it as the finest yet offered. It claims a price far lower than similar grade butter in New York or Philadelphia, emphasizing quality over cheapness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
High School to Host Wyoming Seminary in City Game
After a week of hard practice the High School football team schedules a game with Wyoming Seminary this afternoon at Athletic Park. The Seminarians arrive with two early season wins and high scores. Local fans expect a tight contest as the team seeks a home victory. The match starts promptly at sopclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peral Grent
High Schoo
Wyoming Seminary
Seminarians
Lavkawanan
Mission session agenda outlined with speakers
The afternoon session will conclude with topics on Foreign Missions Home Missions and Education. In the evening Rev M F Schmoyer Rev W J Bauer Rev J F F Ritter and Rev C J Cooper D D will discuss these subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Schmoyer
W. J. Bauer
J. FF. Ritter
C. J. Cooper
D. D
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Storz
Washington Ave
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Business College
H. M. Ives
the People's Bank
Murpery
Linden Street
Court House
Comegys
Dime Building
Newman Club
M’kinley
Atherton
Mere
FL Mitchell
Fuller
Mra. A
Fuller Loward A. Puller
Roy W. Fuller
Floll
W. Fulvne
Warren L. Muller
Sivelly
Mes
UL T
Sively
Edward Laton Livel
I. Oh Sivelly
Clalos PD
Sanilemo
C.D Sanderson
Mina M
OR Randers
Sanderson
M. Randerman
Huey G. Binderson
Annie T. Christy
Vrancia
Christy
Hunn M Cliriety
Arthur Wy Chiriets
Mea Fool
Alig Thani Philips
B. Diniota
W. OL Tagan
W. Hh, Hooth
W. HL Booth
Mise
Bosslé Booth
Sidney Wilkes
Mis
Bidnow William
Dorothy Willian
Allinone Williams
Ming Elizabeth William
Preston
AL DD
Dtreston
Mee
AL Maw
Mins
Maude Th May
ML AL Richardss
Mies
Gertrude Kennedy
Olive Swartz
Tor. Packer
Mins Catharine Coar
Fo Cough
Associated Charities Treasury
Pocono Bc
The
North Scranton
St. Paul's Mission
H. H. Brunig
Orlock
O. S. Ettwein
William M. Rehvig
Coursen
E. G
Wyoming
Athletic Park
United Power Company of
East Liverpool
Ohio
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Scranton, PA
T. Hill
Allentown
Stroudsburg
Scranton
Houses of Friends
Moscow
G. B. Hill
Creamery
Meervhody
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
JE Mark Rea
Columbia
Shetland
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Ukelty
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
King Lil
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