Notable Local Movements and Upcoming Union Events
Thomas J. Moore returns from a New York business trip. Senator J. C. Vaughan comes back today after several days away. P. J. Finn of Philadelphia is in the city on circulation business. Rep. Alex T. Connell resumes leadership of timekeeping and steel reports at Southworks. John H. Jordan of the Scranton Truth and Miss Marie G. Leonani of Jefferson Avenue plan a wedding at St. Peter's Cathedral tomorrow morning. Robert G. Colborn of Pittsburgh, brother of A. J. Colborn Jr, joins Frank P. Christian’s menswear store on Spruce Street. Attorney A. J. Colborn departs for Gettysburg to speak at the unveiling of the One Hundred Forty‑third Pennsylvania Volunteers tablet. Colborn will also address the Harrisburg pardon board on Frank Bezek’s behalf with George S. Horn, then return home Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Moore
New York
J. C. Vaughan
P. J. Finn
The
Hibernian
Philadelphia
Alex. T. Connell
Southworks
John H. Jordan
Scranton Truth
Marie G. Leonanl
Jefferson Avenue
Colborn
Board of Pardons
Harrisburg
Frank Bezek
George S. Horn
Scranton Business College Ties Scranton Bicycle Club 6-6
Scranton Business College eleven and Scranton Bicycle Club play to a 6-6 tie on Saturday. Foster and Horn scored for the college in the second half while Zang and Thayer secured the late equalizer for the bicycle club. Umpire Walsh officiated the match as lineups included Courtright and Gelbert for the college and Scholl and Foster for the bicycle eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Scranton Bicycle Club
Zang
Thayer
College
Foster
Horn
Scranton
Courtright
Ery
O'Hara
Quad Water
Coggins
Weir
Duggan
Decker
Quarte
Gelbert
Posner
Scholl
Brooks
Reilly
Jones
Rei
Connell
Cummings
McGouttrick
Peters
Peferee
Walsh
Lineeman
Whitmore
Shamokin
Factoryville
Keystone Academy
Missionaries to Congo: Phipps and Verner Draw Scranton Crowd
In Second Presbyterian Church a large audience heard Joseph Phipps, a West Indian convert, and Rev. Philip Verner outline their plan to sail for the Congo region as missionaries. Verner, from a long line of ministers, impressed with a detailed talk on Africa’s geography and reform potential. The pair will be equipped in England and depart from New York for Liverpool next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Phipps
Salle
Philip Verner
Congo
Mr. Verner
Second Presbyterian Church
Columbia, & C
Africa
Phipps
Scranton
Franklin Avenue
Verner
Charles E. Robinson
J. A.lansing
A. B Williams
Dr. Robinson
Lansing
Nesto
St. Kitts
West Indies
Rescue Mission
Moody School
Chicago
Robinson
San Francisco
Europe
Niger
Zambez
Nile
Sali
America
Niagara
China
England
New York
Liverpool
Presbyterian Missionary Equipment
George G. Sanborn
ST Timothy
Lord Jesus Christ
Laura Waud
Grace Coglizer
Muir
Free Beer on Sunday Debate at First Presbyterian
Rev Dr James McLand spoke on Sunday and the saloon issue at Newark's First Presbyterian Church. He argued the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath, urging adherence to the spirit of the law and noting political debates over Sunday closing and liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLand
First Presbyterian Church
Newark
McLeod
Mane
St. Mark
Jesus Christ
New York
Roosevelt
Preas
Bo Ft
James FP. Judie
The
Index
McCoy
Judge
A. J. Martin
Minsterly
M. J. O'Toole
St Marks Parish House Opened In Dunmore
Archdeacon Cox presided at the consecration of St Marks Episcopal Mission parish house in Dunmore. Rev Rogers Israel and Rev Eckel preached. a kindergarten opens today and an industrial school will begin Saturday free to attendees. Urban was injured Friday night and could not participate. Evening services move to 7 30 and 7 20 with afternoon service omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marks’ Episcopal Mission
Dunmore
Archdeacon Cox
Nanticoke
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Church
Scranton
Eckel
West Pittston
A. L. Urban
Revetory
Blakely Street
Yvesterday
Religious Services See Rain Dampen Morning Attendance
A scanned news brief notes multiple pastors and churches in Scranton area holding services yesterday despite rain. Rev AW Roemer preached at St Marks while Rev Thor Fell led Hamp ton Street Methodist. Attendance was small across many congregations with several sermons and musical appointments announced.
Marnet Football Team Challenges Chaliente No 14
The Marnet football team from the West Ride challenges Chaliente No 14 to a game next Tuesday afternoon at Gammon's Field. Monsoon in the tea she serve iced between the acre ey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaliente
Marnet
West Ride
No. M
Gammon's Field
Hyde Park Temperance Convention Debates Hall Plans
Hyde Park Father Mathew society hosts the second district quarterly convention amid talk of a central temperance hall. Officers McCoy and Gavan preside as delegates clash over a proposed anti treat ing league and plans for honorary memberships. Cadets Edward McHale and Thomas Kenney win badges for recruiting, with future sessions set for January at St John’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
J. H. Devine
Diocesan Union
Charles Lavan
Wilkes-Barre
Peter McCoy
McTiernan
Luserne
Edward McHale
Thomas Kenney
Father Mathew Society
J. H. Brown
McCoy
St. John's Hall
Capouse Avenue
Taylor's New Index Map of Scranton and Dunmore for sale
Taylor's Directory offers the 1806 Scranton and Dunmore index map at Taylor's Directory Office in the Tribune Building or with Scranton Directory orders. Printing materials and writing supplies are offered at half price for a few days at Pratt's Hook Store along with water colors etchings and photographs, framed or unframed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor's
Scranton and
Dunmore
oMee
Tribune Building
Scranton
Piper
Pratt
Hook
Pratt's
Rexford's heavy buying draws crowds as goods mark close
The store reports heavy buying and close-marked goods driving daily visitors. A drayman unloads case after case at the back door as new items arrive. Selections include alligator and seal items, silver mounted books and purses, triple plateware, and watches, with emphasized value and low prices.
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Norton
New York City
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Afoo
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Business College Eleven
Fenton
Hull & Company
J. . Hull
Pillsbury's
Dhobb
Ce Aeanen' WO 'S Medicine CO
Melwood
Senator Hill
United States
Woolward
Dr. McLeod
Miss Sailer
Tom. Abrahama
Br. C. Richard
ST. Mark's Parish House
Inmore
News OF the Churches
AW. Roemer
St. Maark’s
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Thor
Plymouth Congregational Church
First
Second Presbyterian
George West
West Stile
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Jones Flelding
Geen Ridge United Evaagelical Church
Mies Susie Black
Nicholson
Chaneeshya
Welsh Congregational Church
Hush Davis
Granville
A. V. Bower
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Moffat
Lis
E. B. Palmer
T. E B. Jepaon
Berean Baptist Church
Carbondale
Penn Avenue Bart
African Methodist Episcopal Church
H.W. Arnell
HUD
Howard Place
Sp. m
Kim Park Methol'rt
W. H. Pearce
Calvary Reformed
W. H. Stubblebine
Dunmore Presbyterian
J. W. Williames
Cheiat
Green Ridge
W. J. Ford
Episcopal
Fey
G. J. Aldrich
Torrey
Burrows
Mundy
Soon Presbyterian Church
Adelaide Kays
Miles Evelyn
Kays
Arthur C
Claya Fuller
Attlea
N. Y
Jacob M. Chance
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sedalia
Rievele Electric
Pope
Pope Manufacture Ing Company
Ricotric Btorare Battery Company
Spruce Street
Claude Lasell
Wyoming Avenue
Imperial Hotel
Penn Avenue
Roberts Sanitarium
Hood
Lackawanna Avenue
Pocket Books
Rogers
Pairpoint
Rexford
Lynn Havens
Keyports
Mill Ponds
Shrewsbury
Rockaways
Maurice River
Western Shores
Blue Points
Carriera
Pierce’s Market
Penn Ave
Economic
Weichel & Millar
Aryright
J.D. Willians & BR
Lacka, Ave
Scranton, PA
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming
G. Elmen. Dorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
H. D. Swartz & CO
L. ¢. Smith's
Remington
Bornes
Penn and
Wyoming Avenues
E. Grewer
Or Paremeenerens
Jen. Pe
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Mranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Martin & Delany
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