Resolutions Passed on Removal of Two Baptist Pastors
A Baptist Pastors association passes resolutions removing Rev. Warren G. Partridge and Rev. T. J. Collins from the city after long ministries. The minutes express esteem for their loyalty and devotion and pledge ongoing prayers and support. The secretary is instructed to inform the two pastors of the action. Committee members W. G. Watkins, D. C. Hughes, and W. J. Ford sign the notice.
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Baptist Pastors’ Association
Warren G. Partridge
T. J. Collins
W. . Partridge
T. J. Fling
Eand
rethren_ Collins Partridge
W.G. Watkins
D.C. Hughes
W. J. Ford
Dedication of Tablet by 143d Pennsylvania Volunteers
The One Hundred Forty third Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Association plans a October 14 dedication at Gettysburg to honor the regiment with a granite tablet marking its position during Pickett's Charge. Colonel George Richard leads the committee with members from Wilkes Barre Scranton and Moscow. A special excursion via Delaware and Hudson and Penn Vann lines departs the city at 4 96 m on Monday October 4.
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Fit Witt
Pennsylvania Volunteers
George Richard
Wilkes-Barre
Iain Henry M. Gordon
Dorrancen
O. E. Vaughan
Moscow
Aptain M. L. Blair
Scranton
J. Mutter
P. DeLacynton
Forty-third Regiment
A. J. Colborn
Delaware and Hudson
Penn- Vann
Missing delegate John D. Metn found ill, tied to O'Higgins claim
Chicago dispatch reports John D. Metn, the missing delegate to the American convention, located in a house on Linden Street Washington Avenue after an illness, typhoid fever, began Sept. 23. O'Higgins says McIntyre, from Boston, disappeared earlier and may be from Washington, D. C. The note mentions hotel staying and local drugstore cures.
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O'Higgins
Dhepatch
Chicago
John D. Metn
John B. O'Higgins
Boston
Frere
McIntyre
Nowch
Mr. O'Higgin
Testimony Heard Yesterday in Potter Trespass Case
Crowds filled Scranton court for testimony in the Potter trespass suit against Scranton Traction Company. Rev. J. C. Leacock testified he saw ladders on Blakely street and considered them dangerous. Deputy Sheriff L. C. Bortree discussed horse temperament. Dr. Winters described Potter’s injuries, and Dr. Leet to testify about pre and post accident health. Other cases on trial and forthcoming witnesses noted.
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J.C. Leacock
Bortree
Winters
N. ¥. Lect
Scranton Traction Comepany
No. 2 Court Room
Judge Lynch
Wilkes-larre
J. C. Leacock
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
Traction Company
Potter
N. ¥. Leet
Leet
Mulholland
Henry Mulholland
Rushbrook Water Company
Judes Edwards
George W. Kramer
John W. Cure
W C. Miller
Mwards
Tnd
Blakely
Watson & Diehl
No. 2
Court Room
Fragrant Eee
Ackerman Bros
Central Mee Company
Owegs
Gunster
E. Grewer
Philadelphia
Old Post Office
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
University of Pennsylvania
Mexico-Chirurgical College of Philadel- Phila
DR. E. Grewer
Scranton
Corsican Brothers At Davis Theater With Harrison J Wolfe
Harrison J Wolfe stars in a revival of The Corsican Brothers at the Davis theater. The production features new scenery and a company of noted artists after Fechser’s death. The Cincinnati Inquirer praises Wolfe and cites his past work with McKee Rankin and Paul Kauvar as a sign of future star power.
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Harrison J. Wolfe
Fechser
James O'Neil
Robert Mantell
Richmond
Davis Theater
Dumas
Corsican Brothers
Alex Salvini
McKee Rankin
Charles Frohman
Paul Kauvar
The
Cincinnati Inquirer
Mr. Wolfe
the Grand
Pike's
Booth
Railroads report earnings gain and fleet electrification hints
During the third week in September fifty three railroads increased gross earnings by 2.18 percent. In the second week seventy nine railroads rose 6.07 percent. Lehigh Valley official Robert H. Sayre dismissed Philadelphia rumor of its absorption by Pennsylvania lines as absolutely large. Pennsylvania and Reading cut suburban passenger rates near Philadelphia to compete with trolleys. New trip hooks average 2.5 cents per omit. Atlanta exposition railway exhibit expected to show top gear from major lines. Southern roads push to prove market progress in recent years.
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Toledo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Robert H. Sayre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Atlanta
Classified Help Wanted Promoted by The Tribune Free
The Tribune offers to advertise your help or situation for free while other classifieds charge a cent per word. The notice highlights the wide readership and low-cost ad options.
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The
Tribune
Father Mathew Parade in Jermyn Next Thursday
Societies of the First Division will celebrate Father Mathew Day in Jermyn with a parade and picnic on Oct. 10. About thirty-five societies will march, with bands and drum corps, under Grand Marshal M. H. McHale. Formation points and route are outlined, and division commanders will report promptly to their marshals.
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Jermyn
Father Mathew
Diocesan Union
M. H. McHale
Pirot
River Street
Cemetery Street
South Main Street
Second Street
Bacon Street
Main Street
Poplar Street
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna
Poplar
Main
Division Avenue
Cemetery
Third Street
Atu
TJ. Mahon
Green Ridge
J. F. Noone
Scranton
James F. McAndrew
Forest City
John Joyce
Pin Brook
John Gilgalion
Cardendales
J. Mulherin
Mineoka
JC. Vaughan
South Side
M. BL
Madigan
Carbondal
Knights of Father Mathew
Ulets
St. Joseph
St. Frose
St. Rose Cadets
Pioneer Father Mathew
St Patrick's Mather Mathew
Carbondale
St. Michael's
Simpson
St. Agnes Pioneer Corps
St. Joseph Cadets
Forest Ciy
I. J. MetGuire
St. Leo's
St Patrick’s
St. Patrick's
Hyde Park
St. John's
Father
Societiee
St. Aloysius Society of
Steam Eruption on Washington Avenue From Defective Pipe Elbow
Steam issued from a ground pipe along Washington avenue near Connolly and Walkiver's store last night. Workmen from the Steam Heat and Supply company dived under the pavement, exposed the defective elbow, and repaired the pipe while enveloped in steam. The chill of night did not deter them as they completed the repair.
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Washington Avenue
Connolly & Walkiver’s
Steam Heat and Supply Company
Political Gossip and Local Elections Shape Scranton News
The article reports on discussions over the city superintendent selection between professors Lange and Howell, with potential dark horse talk and board of control plans to vote Phillips' resignation next week. It notes Fahey's county convention victory and ongoing infighting over party chairmanship amid a divided Democratic party.
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George W Phillips
J.C. Lange
George Howell
Board of Control
Phillips
Lange
Howell
Dark Horse
Scranton
Tax totals for county and townships revenue report filed
Clerk E E Rebathan announced a statewide annual tax report detailing taxes collected for state, county, city and local governments including funds for the poor roads and schools. The document lists nine schedules with totals for poor tax street work school funds personal property licenses real estate railroads and other corporations with a grand revenue total of 1 497 044 58 last year.
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E. E. Rebathan
County Commissioners’ Office
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Arch- Wald
Blakely Borough
Thos
Benton Township
Clfton
Cy Sas
Covington
Carbondale
Fell
CR Tors
Slant.ag
Gouldsboro
Cy Sla
Glenburn
Greenfield
Jefferson Township
Cly San
Helge
Jermyn Borowgh
Lohich
Lt Plume Borowsh
Mayfleki
Sats
Madison Township
Newton Township
North A
Bington
Old Forge
Ransom
Thearing Brook
Scott Township
South Abington
Sitlol Spring Brook
Taylor
Throop
Waverly
SIM
Winton Borough
Scranton
Lunchtime Vendor Barred From Street Wagon Stand
Police barred a night lunch wagon operator from using his wagon in front of the Davies Griffin store after he failed to meet regulations. Chief Simpson ordered Lieutenant Davis to arrest him if he tried to set up again. the vendor heeded the warning after being chased from his old stand days earlier.
City Hall Warning Follows Wagon Incident on Penn Avenue
A man who anchored his wagon near the estate on Penn Avenue faced pursuit by property owners and sought redress at the city hall. He agreed to pay $1 a day as stipulated, but the outcome was a warning issued to him.
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Penn Avenue
Democratic State Convention Nominates Ticket in Worcester
The Democratic state convention met in Worcester Oct 2 and nominated Governor George F. Williams of Dedham for governor with James Grinnell of Greenfield as lieutenant governor and Edward J. Flinn of Boston as secretary of state. Other officers named include Eben S. Stevens of Sudbury treasurer and Alfred C. Whitney of Boston auditor and Henry F. Hurlbut of Lynn attorney general. The platform supports gold standard, redeemable obligations, and a banking system with minimal government paper money. The report also mentions a public library item about a book on grain trade with ancient history and world history sections illustrated with carvings.
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Worchester
Mass
George F. Williams
Dedham
James *. Grinnell
Greenfield
Edward J. Flinn
Boston
Eben S. Stevens
Sudbury
Alfred C. Whitney
Henry F. Hurlbut
Lynn
Golks
United States
Norsford's Acid Phosphate Endorsed By Harlow
Dr H M Harlow of Aurueta Maine lauds Norsford's Acid Phosphate as one of the best remedies for nerve and system ailments. Local help wanted ads appear in the Tribune free of charge, with office supplies discounted in the ad section. Guernsey Bros Pillsbury flour mills boast a daily capacity of 17 500 barrels.
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Norsford
H. M. Harlow
Aurueta
Pillsbury's
Rexford's Going Sale Lights Up Washington Stock
Washington stock melts away as Rexford’s cuts prices on watches engravings and framed pictures. About 700 framed pictures and other goods offered at new low prices to clear stock. Visit as upset prices drive customers to buy before items run out.
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Washington
Taber
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Father Mathew Parade
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Taylor's Directory
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Weber
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Elgin
Onyx
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Schank
Koehler
H. D. Swartz & CO
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Remington
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Poon and
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Lackawanss
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
H Connell CO
Ene Avenue
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
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Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Wrarich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
LaMin & Rand
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