Debate Over Parades At Scranton Diocesan Convention
Delegates of the Scranton Catholic Total Abstinence union debated whether diocesan parades aid temperance, weighing parade costs, rail fare, and moral risks. President J H Devine led discussions, praised Father McManus, and praised local societies for steady membership gains.
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Seventh Quarterly Convention
Scranton Catholic Total Abstinence Union
St. John's Hall
Stone Avenue
St. John's Society
J. H. Devine
Diocesan Union
Barry
Martin
Mud Run
Lavan
Devine
Delaware and Hudson Company
Jermyn
McLenon
McLean
Calvin
Perguson
Green Ridge
Yather McManus
Father McManus
Scranton Diocesan “Union
Mather eMarie
McCaffrey
St. Aloysius Society
St. Paul's
Central City
Father Mathew
M. J. O'Toole
St. Peter's
Peter FP. Cusick
Minooka
St. Patrick's Total
South Side
James P. Lavelle
C. G. Boland
Frank P. Brady
John Boland
D. H. Barry
St. Patrick’s
Richard Mannix
Patrick Campbell
Michael Manly
Michael Judge
Patrick Boyte
Hyde Park
J. H. Brown
Michael Lavelle
M. T. Walsh
St. Leo's
P. J. Buckley
Patrick Folan
John Hester
T. F. Kadgen
John Mullen
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Frank Merane
A. J. Martin
Edward Early
P. J Walsh
Thomas J. Mahon
Don O'Donnell
Peter Lynn
Michael Kelly
Thomas Corcoran
St. Paul
P. J. Devers
Daniel Lafferty
Patrick Lafferty
St. John’s
Agnes Burke
Bridget Judge
Winifred Whalen
Father Whitty
North End Clark
Daniel McRachen
William O' Boyle
John Lynott
Frank Clark
St. Patrick's Socloty
South
St. John's
Temperance Sermon Draws Large Crowds at Green Ridge
Yesterday at the Evangelical church in Green Ridge Mr. Maloe conducted a revival series as part of a busy day. A Temperance sermon drew about 100 listeners in the morning during the Union Gospel Wagon program.
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Maloe
Evangelical Church
Green Ridge
St Peters First Sermon Highlighted by Rev Dr McLeod
Rev Dr McLeod continued his series on The Early Years of Christianity with St Peter s First Sermon. He praised its genuineness and divine results, contrasting it with sham revivals and noting the danger of backsliding after church conversions.
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Dr. McLeod
McLeod
St. Peter's
Hardware Firm Faces Seizure Over Large Note
Henry Battin and Co. of Scranton Elmhurst and Dunmore face a sheriff seizure on the Penn avenue stock to satisfy a 16 140 note held by Meline Battin wife of the merchant. The writ issued by Attorney Diehl, with service planned for Monday Oct 24, and the building at 126 Penn avenue valued at 25 000 is owned by Battin. Battin has long operated in Scranton with former partners and sons.
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Henry Battin
Penn Avenue
Sherilff
Meline C. Battin
Prothonotary
Diehl
Watson & Diehl
Battin
James Holden
Henry Battin & Co
Elmhurst
Dunmore
Batthn
Scranton
William P. Connell
W. J. Battin
Ryan
Tribune
Broken-Hearted Wife Seeks Missing Husband in Scranton Case
Mrs. William Gel eke, a sorrowful wife, searched Wilkes-Barre and Scranton for her husband, once again robbing her of cash and jewelry. With a police sergeant, she traced him to Newark earlier and believed he would not betray her again. Their fruitless pursuit leaves Geiseke and the $800 unlocated.
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Wilkes- Barre
William Geleke
Newark
Wilkes-Barre
Gelseke
Engle
Gelgeke
Frightened Horses Run Wild After Lane Collision
A team owned by Frank M. Spencer bolted after a minor crash with an electric car at Linden street and Adams avenue. The two occupants were safe and the horses escaped unharmed aside from a few scratches after tumbling onto the courthouse lawn. The driver suffered a minor injury from being pulled over the dashboard.
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Adams Avenue
Frank M. Spencer
Dunmore
Linden Street
Court House
Anthracite Coal Operators Plan Scranton Meeting and Trip
Scranton hosts the Anthracite Coal Operators association meeting on Wednesday with a pleasure ride to Honesdale aboard a special Delaware and Hudson train. The return is followed by a luncheon at the Scranton Bicycle clubhouse and a larger-than-usual attendance is expected.
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Scranton
Delaware and Hudson
Honesdale
Disagrees With Bliss On Conversion
Rev D M Kinter of Providence argues Bliss erred on conversion claiming human will greatly influences it and that Bliss teachings lead to infidelity. He calls the scripture the guide and says the topic will continue next Sunday with a discussion on Faith and conversion.
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D. M. Kinter
Providence
Providence Christian Church
Evangelist Bliss
Ex mayor Robert McKune laid to rest in Scranton
The late Robert H McKune lay in state at Scranton City Hall before public services at First Presbyterian Church. Burial followed at Forest Hill cemetery with Masonic rites. Dr Logan praised McKune’s courage during the 1877 riots and his long civic service.
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First Presbyterian Church
Robert H. McKune
Scranton
Forest Hill Cemetery
The
Crystal Engine Company
Gurrell, Meinzer and
Thomas
G. A. Connor
H. P. Es
Charles Gessler
Henry Nes
Wilkes-Barre
Union Lodge of Masons
William Beaumont
David McDonald
John Harvey
Hh.t. Hall
John T. Fitzparick
L. Hitchcock
D. J. Newman
A. K. Adams
D. J. Slee
FF. F. Schoen
Charles Hemmeth
Henry J. Kiefer
John M. Kemmerer
C. Q. Carman
John Madison
William Maylin
Masonas
James McLeod
C. Logan
Robert McKune
Logan
Pittston
Bethlehem
Elmira
Dr. Logan
Lackawanna Avenue
Washington Avenue
Ita
Union Lodge
Mree
Masone
Charles H. Church
Reed and son add sprint horses from Allen Farm purchase
Chauncey J Reed of Tunkhannock and his driver Frank journeyed to Allen Farm in Pittsfield Massachusetts with plans to add high value thoroughbreds to his stable. The trio acquired several young horses including Spencer D Ix a two year old colt by Mantlan and Love Knot a bay mare by Smuggler with noted speed lines and multiple bloodlines.
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Chauncey J. Reed
Tunkhannock
Allen Farm
Pittsfield
Mass
New York Sun
Frank A Oy
Spencer D. Ix
Love Knot
Molly Whitefoot
King Sprague
Croxie
Frank Champ
Nire
America
Venezuela
Chichester
Belmont
Venus
Kremlin
Lotr
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Matthewmen
Old Country
Marce
Blind Evangelist
Maide
WW. Battin & Co
Coal Operators’ Meeting
Bliss
Remar R Joiner
Allen P. Q
S.C. Logan
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
Dr. G. 0
Osaoon
Lowell
Masa
Ca. J. FP
Kevcurenox
Conway, Ark
Hf. A. Anowan
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Merita of
Boston
Auta
the Centaur Company
TI Murray Street
New York City
Philadelphia
Washburn-Crosby Co
Shaw Emerson
J. Lawrence Stelle
Stelle & Seeley
Cnatonta
Shaw Pianos
Emerson Pianos
OLD Dominion Line
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
aeCk
Atlantic
Paxsex
OLD Dominion S. S. Company
W. L. Guillaudeu
Traffe
Pier
North River
New York
Horseman Reed
Mna, Panos
Martha Jane Private
Chiackaon Co
W. Va
Heart Lake, Susq’a
Montrose
Montrose and
Lackaswanna
Alford Station
R. R
Adirondack
Catskill
D., Tl
W. Iines
Porter
AL Medicine CO
Chicago
Matthews Béoreesie
Porsoni
Dexter
Hii
Bun Fis
Kinney
Rome
Abe Ove
Matthews Bros
John Phelpa
Viola Skin Soap
Steggean Geen
Matthew Bros
Joh Bi. Phelps
Mercereau & Connell
Bittenbender & CO
Scranton, Pa
Pacific Coast
Victor
Michigan
Norway
Bill Timber
North Carolina
Sae County
Pennsylvania
Tioga County
Elk County
Richards Lumber Company Commonwealth Building
H. C. Sanderson
Oor
Washington
Snrvoe
Fox
Moti
Moti's Chemical OU
Clee
D. M. Harlis
Oun Avenue
Pelore Abd Agut
Cleveland
Ohio
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
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