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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1894

Page

7

Centennial Notes on Scranton Baptists Centenary

The centennial services of the Penn Avenue and related Scranton Baptists highlight papers on women and early reminiscences, with Rev T J Colling, Rev W B Grow, and Rev D C Hughes presenting historical analyses. Dr G C Lorimer closes with a famed address on Baptist greatness, individuality, and religious democracy.

Baptists of Slocum T. J. Collins W. B. Grow Scranton i Sarah Krigbaum H. BF Fillmore Muale Penn Avenue Baptist Church Horace Ladd Philadelphia Warren G. Partridge Dr. Lorimer Lorimer Chicago the Baptista

Longtime Scranton church figures honored in anniversary remarks

Luther Keller led six years as Sunday school superintendent and Rev W B Grow, brother of Galusha Grow, drew attention with anecdotes. Others praised include Blaire treasurer for 29 years, Whittemore choir director for 19 years, and Sarah Kigbaum active since 1850. Nathaniel Hallatead reflected on early church days and William Bishop, first Baptist pastor a century ago on Main avenue.

T. J. Colling William Bishop Bilder Mott First Church Deait First Baptist Church of Scranton Colling Bishop Hyde Park Merrifield Shipeon Methodial Episcopal Church Blakely Wilkes-Barre Pittston New Jersey Brown's Hollow Elder Mott Chestnut Street Penn Avenue Jackson Street Scranton Street Church of the Baptists of Lemuel Amerman George Lang James Bryan Isaac Bevan Thomas Moore W. P. Hellings D. D Isaac Post David Spencer Laither Keller Sarah Krighnurm P. P. Finley Mr. Whittemore W.B. Grow Ireland Grow Galusha A. Grow D.C. Hughes Jackson Street Baptist Church Hughes Church and State of Machusetts Luther Keller W. B. Grow L. B. Powell Ahr Finley Blaire Penavenue Sunday School Whittemore Ehorister Providence Main Avenue T Tme City Simpson Methodist Eplatopal Church

Scranton Raises Free Kindergarten Widespread Charity

A Wilkes Barre paper lauds Scranton for its benevolent work and unified management of charities. It notes Scranton's early adoption of free kindergarten programs under municipal funding at about $2000 annually, comparing favorably with Wilkes Barre's efforts and predicting strong educational and social returns.

Wilkes- Barre Wilkes-Barre Scranton Seranton Ely

Concert Canceled After Star Singers Fail to Arrive

The contract was violated when New York celebrities could not appear due to the absence of Orme Darvall the famed baritone. Manager Laine Gemil substituted Towns of the O14 Homestead company and closed the concert after addressing the gathered audience.

Laine New York Orme Darvall Frothingham Laine Gemil Mr. Towns O14 Homestead Company

Jury finds Rosencranz not guilty in neighbor case

Judge Edwards presided as eleven jurors returned verdicts on July 6 incidents in Newton. Squire Lesh, Rosencrang, and others faced cases of malicious mischief and threats over a tomato patch and a chicken incident. Deliberations led to not guilty for Rosencrang and split costs with Lesh.

Squire Lesh Squire J. B. Lesh Newton Judson Rosencrang Edwards Lesh Rosencranz Regencranz Leah Patel Rosencrang Michael Healey Healey Spring Brook John Tribbins Green Ridge Street Gunster Alexander Catterson Spring Brook Township Tribbins Haines Moosic Catterson A. A. Woebure Tribbina Jim Cann Whitehouse Miss Jones Virginia Henry Parker Therce Carbondale Port Jervis Parker Owen Moran Martin Gilbride Adam Bush Nolle Selvigi Mancuso Carbondile Lori Farnham Harnest A. Decker Farnham Decker Fardham Martin Mangan van Scooten West Side Thomas Williame Joseph Collacing Antonio Allelto

Gymanelaine Advice Promotes Health For Desk Workers

A Scranton newspaper column urges sedentary workers to exercise, praising gymnasia and the Young Men's Christian Association for muscle and lung development. It notes a public bridge delay, and promotes forming a Good Citizens League to influence primary elections and curb political machine control.

Scranton Porenses Young Men's Christian Association Good Citizens’ Lawiiue,” & Wocety League Weat Wnelean Good Citizen ® League Scrantom Good Citizens’ League

Plenty of Candidates For State Offices Nominated

County commissioners received a letter from A L Tilden deputy secretary of the commonwealth stating nominations for state offices have been made and certified to the secretary by the Republican Democrat Prohibition People's Socialistic Labor and Independent Republican parties. The sample ballot measures 40 by 244 inches and will require a six inch wide staple column.

A. L. Tilden The Commonwealth Secretary of the Commonwealth Republican Democrat Prohibition People's Socialistic Labor

School House Project Let for Columbia Avenue Site

The 840,000 School House project on Columbia Avenue has been let and will commence immediately. A few more lots remain at a low free rate. Arthur Frothin is Office Theatre Lobby.

Columbia Avenue Arthur Frothin

Local Theaters Bring Patriotic Drama and Farce to Academy

The Academy of Music hosts Charles T. Vincent's Of Glory tonight under Wiliam A. Brady with scenes in Chill including a famous John A. Dix quote. Also shows Ole Olegon revised by Gus Heege Friday and Saturday featuring Alice Rivans and a strong cast. The Tide of Life from New York plays at Frothingham Friday and Saturday with Vivian De Monte company and Samson numbers. audience tear chains in a live audience stunt. The Irish Alderman closes the program.

Charles T. Vincent Academy of Music Wiliam A. Brady John A. Dix Ole Olegon Gus Heege Ole Oleson Little Comedienne Alice Rivans Metropolia New York Gotham Frothingham Davis’ Theater Vivian de Monte Samson

Music Boxes Offer Custom Tunes from Philadelphia Makers

Philadelphia manufacturers present music boxes with 1000 Chestnut Bast address offering orchestral tunes. Boxes are repaired and enhanced with new melodies at a specialty shop. Prices start at $10 for a variety of selectable tunes.

Philadelphia

Hasson Stark at Depoth Hotel to Promote Summer Borderea

Hasson Stark at the Depoth Hotel presents summer borders and meals prepared for tourists visiting surrounding towns and nearby resorts. The event targets summer travelers and local residents seeking dining options during the season.

Hasson Stark By Sheeb Depoth Hotel

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