Revival at Hampton Street Methodist Church Draws Crowds
Local notices report special revival services at the Hampton Street Methodist church with Rev. J. Morris visiting friends in the west. Mrs Davies sees growing success in evangelical meetings and a larger crowd expected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Race
Cedar Avenue
Thomas Phillips
Jackson Street
Glenburn
D. J. Holvey
Hampton Street
Howard Steele
Wright-Williams
Enoch Davis
John
Mary Davis
Rebecca Avenue
Michael
Griffith G. Thomas
Lee Mine
Elizabeth Williams
Archbald
Taylor Cemetery
Albert
Lowry
Chores Seeley
Albert Winebrake
Jefers
Albert Hartman
North Rebecca Avenue
Lena Foster
North Lincoln Avenue
Simpeon Methodist Church
Ed. Petherick
The
Columbias
Reading
West Side Church Pastor Dismissed Amid Discord
Rev D C Hughes has resigned from Jackson Street Baptist church amid long lasting discord and debt pressures. The church will decide further actions on Oct 14 while Hughes will preach next Sunday at Penn Avenue Baptist church before a pastorless congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Hughes
D. D
Jackson Street Church
D.C
Hughes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Elmira Man Credits Dean's Kidney Pills For Relief
A Elmira resident Mr J G Bodder speaks of a kidney and bladder disorder ending after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes back pain and night fatigue easing, noting the treatment brought significant improvement after several doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Bodder
South Mainstreet
Elmira
Bodder
Dean
Embankment washout at Pittston avenue culvert prompts catch basins
City workers began installing terra cotta piping and catch basins after embankments on the southerly and westerly sides of the Pittston avenue culvert were washed away. Councilmen Coyne and Battle ordered the work to curb storm damage, with completion expected within a week under Street Department supervision. Boilers of the New Silk Mill Tested as James Simpson and Co undergoes boiler room tests for new machinery. mill expected to be ready by mid December.
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Pittston Avenue
Brook Street
Coyne and
Battle
James Simpson & Co
Cedar Avenue
Conductor Henry Mahoney Plans Westward Departure
Henry Mahoney, conductor of Scranton Traction for the past year, intends to leave in a few weeks to reside in the west. Mrs. Awgust Schimpff of Cedar Avenue has convalesced and can be around again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mahoney
Scranton Traction Company
Awgust Schimpff
Cedar Avenue
Local residents list home projects and a funeral
Miss Ethel Daws enters Scranton Business College on Throop Street. Ienane Jones builds a new house on Till Street. William Love repaints his North Main Avenue home. Nessie Ross, at Towanda, visits her North Main Avenue parents Finley and Mrs Ross. The O'Hara sisters remodel on North Main Avenue. Lewis Monski builds a house on Lesgett Street. Mrs Keefer of Summit Avenue returns from Canada. Funeral of Mrs Patrick Mullen, burned Monday, set for 2.20 pm with Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Daws
Throop Street
Scranton Business College
Ienane Jones
Tiill Street
William Love
North Main Avenue
Nessie Ross
Towanda
Finley Ross
Misses O'Hara
Lewis Monski
Lesgett Street
Keefer
Summit Avenue
Canada
Patrick Mullen
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Miss Molth Ripley and brother plan visit to Factoryville
The notice reports Miss Molth Ripley and her brother Harry of Monroe avenue left yesterday for Factoryville to visit friends. The Epworth league schedules a Friday 7 15 meeting at the new church to attend a union gathering of Epworth leagues at the Simpson Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molth Ripley
Harry
Monroe Avenue
Factoryville
Epworth League
New Church
Epworth
Episcopal Church
Rachel Linford
Jennie Rosencrans
Emelia Pinkney
Church Street
J. 1. Wert
Blakely Street
Louis Christ
Dudley Street
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
B. Bernhardt
Oakley
Clay Avenue
Mis Nwoille and Magele May Return Home
Misses Nwoille and Magele May of Providence, guests of Miss Celle Nall, returned home yesterday. James Monroe of Pittsburg visits Minooka friends. Miss Sadie Knapp of Greenwood returns from Wilkes-Barre after a month. M J Phillin owns a trotter with a 2.90 record. The Rushers football team of Minooka will play the Welcome Social club Sunday. home eleven features Lavelle Lowry Phibbin Kane Kelly Flannery Iris coll Wallace Glihvary Grady and Nell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwoille
Magele May
Providence
Celle Nall
James Monroe
Pittsburg
Minooka
Sadie Knapp
Greenwood
Wilks-Barre
M. J. Phillin
Welcome Social Club
Wa Toth
Lavelle
Lowry
Phibbin
Kane
Kelly
Flannery
Iriscoll
Wallace
Glihvary
Grady
Oo Nell
Sweepstake shooting at Base Hall Park next Friday
An all day sweepstake shooting match will be held at Base Pall Park next week Friday starting at 10 o'clock with an entry fee of $10. Forty entries are expected and prizes total cash splits from first to fifth place. Entries close Saturday night and should be sent to H. D. Swarts in Scranton with a list of current entrants including H. D. Swarts and numerous shooters from Wilkes-Barre to Kingston.
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Tvo
Pall Park
Rusy
Lyounee
H. D. Swarts
Scranton
T. J. Healey
Wilkes- Barre
Clem
Marsh
A. C. Monies, Jr. E
M. Spencer
James Twins
Olyphant
Andrew Woltlock
Scott
John van Bergen
San
Davies
W. H. Davenport
Taylor
J. W. Houser
Joseph Dunford
Robert Wallace
Lucerne
Throbirt Clayton
Luzerne
William Spencer
Danville
C. Armstrong
Bloomsburg
Steve Bonlim
Will Annaman
Dunmore
Sol Jones
Thomas Carter
Plymouth
Charles Gardner
Wilkes-Barre
BE. Walters
Kingston
Statesman Gabe Bouck a Civil War era Congressman
A Washington Star story recalls Gabe Bouck former congressman from Wisconsin Oshkosh. It notes his pension bill vote despite personal conviction, his distinctive blue swallowtail coat, and his large circle of friends. It includes anecdotes of his behavior in the House with General Denver, his wit at receptions, and jokes with passengers on an F Street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe Bouck
Congress
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
House
Gabe
Denver
Ohio
Gabbe
Bouck
Capitol
Mr. Bouck
Josh
Washington Star
Fragmented verse lines seek a calmer muse through smoke
A fragmented, oblique poem fragment phrases a plea for clear fragrant smoke to steady a restless mind. References to dreamlike clouds and a distant, unnamed muse appear amid garbled text and stray phrases.
Scranton and Elmira Play Tight No-Scoring Game in Elmira
Elmira and Scranton football teams battled under a hot sun in Elmira with no scoring. Elmira reached six inches from Scranton’s goal in the first half while Scranton stopped an Elmira drive near the goal line in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Elmira
Scranton
Bicyele Boys
Elmira Scranton
Edwards
Walsh Wickoff
McGouldrick Baker
Thayer Howland
Decker Carroll
Rockwell Hlollexan
Cogeins Cie
Wreeeengs
Noakes Uipple
Dalley
Betts
Lnemin
Tolek
Baltimore Edges Cleveland In Ninth In Temple Cup Opener
In Cleveland on October 2 the Temple Cup series opener, a 9th inning rally gave Baltimore a 4 to 1 victory over Cleveland. McMahon and Young pitched well early before Baltimore pulled ahead with a late offensive burst led by McKean Blake and Jennings. Attendance around 8,000 with umpires Molhinald and Keefe.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Young
McMahon
Baltimores
Ahea
Tebeau
Clevelands
Tebean
McKean
Blake
Jennings
R. HE. Merevanids
Youns
Zimmer
Robinson
Molhinald
Keefe
Corbett and Fitzsimmons Fight Must Move from Texas
Texas lawmakers ban prize fighting in a special session, declaring prize editing a felony. The measure passes the senate with one dissent and the house by 107 to five, enforcing two to five years in prison for principals per infraction. Jockey Fred Taral signs to ride for Marcus Daly.
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Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Austin
Tet
Texas
Senate
Dallas
House
Toral
Marcus Daly
Fred Taral
Possible rail rider to attend two meetings this winter
Besweie Dokyrbot remains set to ride at wards. The area of sabary that he may receive was not stated but could be a sum around 512,000 a year under his present contract with Mesgrs. Keone says he plans visits to Atlanta and San Francisco and will likely ride for Burns & Wa ce at the two meetings this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabary
Keone
Orra Park
Taga
Atlanta
San Francisco
Burns & Wace
Mexico wants a fight for Corbett and Fitzsimmons
Charles Campbell of San Antonio reports a proposal from Florida Athletic Club president Dan Stuart to hold the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout in Nuevo Laredo Mexico if railroads cover arena enlargements. Campbell owns a Nuevo Laredo prize fighting concession and aims to secure the fight before Dallas. The decision rests with the International and Great Northern and Mexican National railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Charles Campbell
Dan Stuart
Florida Athletic Club
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Dallas
Campbell
Neuvo Laredo
Tamaulipas
Stuart
International
Great Northern
Turner Basketball Team Prepares for Coming Season
The Scranton Turk-Verein basketball team practices on Tuesdays and Fridays as they gear up for opening games two weeks from tonight against Keysione Academy. Manager Teets scouts players Noty Help Elseleo W. Wookrooh and rest of the squad remain up to date for a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Turk-Verein
Keys Ione Academy
Teets
Én Noty
Elseleo
W. Wookrooh
Cub
Keystone
Castoria and the Child's Cradle of Care
The caller recalls using Castoria from infancy through motherhood and asks who provided the Castoria for her children, reflecting on a longstanding remedy tradition.
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News of the Suburbs
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West Side Business Directory
W. L. Steenback
West Side Rank
Starner
Maine Avenue
Bardbrr
Fairchild
F. W. Mason & Co
South Main Avenue
J. C. King
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
Willliam D. Griffiths
Tribune
Quincy Avenue
Frank Winters
Ladies Ald Society of the Presbyterian Church
West Side
Edwin J. Davies
Bromley Avenue
Agriea E. Jenkins
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Church
Jenking
Cassio James
Margaret Reese
Mr. Davis
Charles Majer
George Davies
Miser Margaret Davies
Louise Davies
Rath- Tine Davies
Alice Davies
Enoch Davies
Reese Morgan
W. J. Jenkins
William J. Thomas
David Jenkins
Jean Richards
Alfred Josephs
Eugene Cosgrove
John Mackreth
Charles Gallon
Alfred John
John Davis
Lewis Jenking
John Evans
Thomas Evans
H. Frank Harrison
Brooklyn
Margaret Gibbs
Gibbs
Toacher
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Welser Davis
Davis
Elmira Gazette
South Side
North End
Senator Edmunds
Eamunds
Dhee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Department
G Sven
Washington
Jbrasa
Mabel
Vaniy
Scranton and
J. P
Bucknell
Bucknell Eleven
Etrong Sa
Pennsylvania
Poaltion
Joere
Wilson Woodruff
Hollinghead
Mendinga
Laeher Filwards
Aecevess Dowell Heilges
Ieee
Olina Williama
Herring Orbison
Bunnell
Minds
Grady Brooke
Sehemanil Smith
Knipe
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Brown
Thorne
Princeton
Elizabeth A
Elizabeth
N. J
Elizabeth Athittle Club
Corbett and
Turner Basket Ball
MeKeeever
Valentine
Maspeth
Oct
MecKeever
Orpire Athletic Club
L. 1
Raby
Castoria
Durisgh
Spruce Street
Peddiers
Dewittrt
Scranton House
Lackawanna Ave
Horas Day
Otollam
Pilsener
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Ave
Traders National Bank of Scranton
Nite Kay
Watson
Williamb
Cas
Samuel Hines
James M. Everhart
Irv A. Finch
Fierce B. Finley
Joseph J. Ee M. & Komerer
Charles P. Mate
Ohn T. Porter
W. W. Watson
Gilhool
Nowala
Seventh Street
Tats Bank
Jroneraly
Gail Borden Eagle
John L. Hangi
Lack, Ay. and
Stewart's
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Emis Will Sueel
Lewis
Globe Shoe
Store Ave
Tam A Powlll
Frothingarm
Wagner , Reis
Lessees
Comstock
Monster
White Colored Corps
Davis’ Theatre
Elmira Telegram
James & Kelly
Spruce St
HART+AN
Ttonio Hartmaren
Madea iWell
Man of
Frincehe Hrimipdyt
Oval Medicine CO
River St
Chicago
Ill
Matthews Bros
Geranton
Abushed
E. Cc. Ricker General Dealer
New Telephone Exchange
Adame Ave
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