CITY NOTES MALI MISSION INQUEST AND STOLEN HORSE REPORTS
In the Second Presbyterian church lecture room an McA Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for afternoon. The inquest into James tarryy and Warrick Mullen death will be held at the courthouse this evening. A meeting of volunteers is planned at the Keyenoid lal rooms Raymond court. Bow er’s horse was stolen from Grady and Bowles on Roree Street Saturday evening and not yet recovered. The Birth industrial school under St Luke's parish Women’s Guild will meet Saturday for the coming winter. Weekly exchanges at the Scranton Clearing House show rises and totals. Union zone workers will open a stone yard in Pine Brook after strikes. Albert Walcott of Nicholson arrested for larceny of a gold watch and jewelry and will be taken to Hagerton. Inquest into Edward O’Malley’s death to be held Wednesday evening. Coroner Roberts empanels a jury.
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Barber shop opens in Traders Bank Building
Dominick Gibbong opens a new bar ber shop in the Traders bank building on the Wyoming avenue side. He will continue serving his many customers since Journeyman era. The shop is new and equipped with the best help.
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Scranton Falls to Binghamton in Local Football Tilt
Scranton high school was defeated 5 to 0 by Binghamton in a Saturday football game. Key plays came in the second half with Weleontuh Schultz and Horan driving for gains and Ames scoring the decisive touchdown for Binghamton as Scranton wilted under steady line plunges. Delaney and Rogers starred for the visitors while Horan and De Bow led Scranton’s efforts. Officials included Truitt as referee and Young as umpire.
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Torrey Wins Cup at Country Club Golf Tourney
W J Torrey posted the best score on Saturday at the Country Club links and received the victory cup presented by EB Fuller. The day was ideal for golf and a large crowd watched the contest. the article lists the final scores.
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Ambulance Fund Benefit Tea Set By Electric City Wheelmen
Public reception and tea for the West Side hospital ambulance fund will be held at the Electric City Wheelmen club house Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 7 30 with Bauer's orchestra providing music. An admission of 25 cents will cover refreshments as committees and local women oversee preparations and fund subscriptions continue from city business leaders.
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General GordonLecture on The Lost Days of the Confederacy
General Joby E. Gordon speaks on The Lost Days of the Confederacy at St. Luke's parish house auditorium. The benefit event supports a sunnier home for poor women and children with five entertainments priced at 3 dollars for a course or 75 cents for a single ticket. tickets available at Powell's music store beginning Tuesday.
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Funeral of Edward O Malley in City Large Service
The funeral of Edward O Malley yesterday afternoon drew a large crowd in the city. Services were at Holy Cross church Bellevue led by Rev W P O Donnell, with interment at Carbondale. Pall bearers included F P J Langan James Madigan John O Malley Charles Richards Michael McManus John Hogan. Flower bearers listed multiple names.
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Jacob Rhine
Arthur O'Malley
Eugene Innis
William McFadden
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John Kelly
John Cava- Haugh
Fourth Sermon on Rachel and the Mother’s Influence
The article reports Rev. J. H. Sweet’s Simpson Methodist sermon on Rachel from the Old Testament series. It explores Rachel’s beauty, her role in Jacob’s life, the deception surrounding blessings, and the impact of mothers on future nations, highlighting Rachel as a foundational maternal figure and linking her to Joseph’s rise.
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Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Satisfied Patients
Letter excerpts from Anna Eva Guster of Higginsville Missouri and Mrs Barnhart praise Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health after long illnesses. Guster credits four bottles plus Liver Pills and Sanative Wash with weight gain to 155 pounds after prior invalid state. Bassur of New Castle Pennsylvania reports relief from womb issues back pain dyspepsia and nervous stomach after using the remedy.
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Christ's Attitude Toward Civil Government Text
Reverend T J Lansing argues Christ viewed government from a moral realm. He cites Matthew 22 21 and says rulers endure due to people, not divine endorsement, urging governments founded on Christ's teachings and judged by personal morals. He highlights Jesus as influencing all nations and condemns political hypocrisy.
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Religious Services Note widespread church sermons
Religious news notes recounts sermons at Elm Park Uni ted Evangelical Second Presbyterian First Baptist and Silmpeon churches. Ministers like Rev A L Ramor J B Sweet and Rev F Mathews preached on Christian sympathy the attitude toward civil government and Dewey's triumph. A missionary talk by Miss Matilda Spencer and a Bible rally closed with a Word’s supper and praise chorus.
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Wilkes-Barre Times Praises Local Firemen Convention
Editorial in the Wilkes-Barre Times criticizes the Scranton firemen's state convention for poor organization and conduct. It condemns rivals from Beranton and Slocum Hollow for disrespect and unfair play, noting uneven parade participation and prize voting.
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