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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1902

Page

7

Eternal City of God Promised as Abode for Believers

Former Grace Reformed Episcopal Church pastor urges congregation to prepare for the eternal city with streets of gold and walls of precious stones. He cites Revelations, describes a perfect society without sickness or death, and emphasizes faith in Jesus Christ as entry. The speaker, Morton Rankin, reflects on life and loss, urging hopeful readiness.

Grace Reformed Episcopal Church I K. Bates Linn N.Y Grace Reformed Ehuireh Jetin Remus Chad Gioch Maine Florida Atlantic Dohinmeelf Jesus Christ

Memorial Service for James Hughes Conducted in Adams Avenue Chapel

The Rev. Wis James Hughes led a memorial service for Jaewls Dershiner David Merton and Tuber Wy fankin at Adams Avenue chapel New York street. The service featured many hymns and a sermon by Dr Murches invoking verses including Let me die the death of the righteous. Attendees were stirred by reflections on bravery, loyalty, and community, as mourners prayed for comfort and steadfast friendship amid tragedy.

Wis James Hughes Ak Wetertl Servics Adams Avenue Chapel New York Street Jaewls Dershiner David Merton Tuber Wy Fankin Choi A. Austin Dr. Murches Balun Jose Mer Lewis Deratgier Noni Wilkanville

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by W J Leight

W J Leight of House Springs Missouri commends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to his customers as second to none for coughs and colds. He notes it is especially useful for children and recommends it to every druggist. Better than love and freedom was best.

Prade W. J. Leight House Springs Chamberlain

Religious News Notes and Weekend Church Services

Trew of Chegier semis announced the gitpit of the het West Hiptiet ehivel in North Scranton. Services were held Sunday afternoon at the Canrt Street Methodist Enleeamat church. Santee spoke on The Pabernact ie the Wilderness using bordel to support his argument. Dr. Siiiiedlesway, a Presbyterian leader stationed at Sveeia, preached at the First Presbyterian church this morning and described the missionaries work and distant efforts.

Dante North Scranton Santee Presbyterian Church Sveeia Birst

Defendants Held for Trial in Institute Forgery Case

A U S hearing led to the detention of Alton Chirke and associates on fraud charges. United States Commissioner Searle en Raturchiav presided as prosecutors argued sufficient evidence of personal instruction. Defendants were held at $21,000 bond each.

United States Wagainst Alton Chirke Lethe Conrad WML Binghad Conrad Toots America Searleen Raturchiav Sisti St Wis Ble Quinn Institute New York Sos Crawford East One Hundred and Forty-fourth Street Tle Gorham Clarke Jacob Bleamer Dhe Maeturvell

PIANO RECITAL AT MOUNT SAINT MARY'S

A Saturday evening concert at Mount Saint Mary's featured pianist Hie de Toeve Jones with violinist Robert J. Birner and the Sisters and pupils in attendance. The program included pieces such as Diico Puydier and Vicolin with Ballet selections and Violini Roverl, delivering a refined afternoon of chamber music and piano solos.

Mount Saint Mary's Toeve Jones Robert J. Birner Puesta Diicio— Puydier Thetugredie Boel Hobove Baelet ‘Caitullea

Local arrests and offenses from South Acouwten area

Patrolmen seized suspects, including Rathfae of Wilmsport, for drunkenness Saturday night. Daniel Murph, a South Acouwten reviewer, and others were held for questioning. Frederick Morgan, a known forger, was jailed for obtaining whisky by false pretenses and forging a doctor’s name.

Willum Duniel McAndrew Edward Woggins Willi Davie Moneebovouse Academy of Muse Prederick Morgan Dragenist Pichol Dr. J. Falry

Central Labor Union Opens Talks to End Carpenters Strike

The Central Labor Union held a lengthy session in Carpenters' hall to address the carpenters' strike. A special committee works toward a satisfactory adjustment while the union expresses willingness to cooperate with builders and others. Funds raised for the main meeting were redirected to relief efforts. Edward Swart and others attended and addressed delegates.

Central Labor Union Carpenters Yesterdia Wistilet Noyod United Mine Workers Edward Swart Hoston Cigarmakers Wilon

Chief Clark Consults With D L and W Railway Men

Chirk of Cedar Rapids, chief of the Order of Tailway Conductors, visits Scranton for a conference with Division 2 conductors and Lackawanna system reps. He declines comment on mine strike commission, noting no invitation yet accepted. Delegates from multiple divisions attend, amid ongoing strike tensions and grievances.

Chirk Cedar Rapids Order of Tailwaeny Order of Scranton Clark Elmira Roosevelt James Chirkwind Alf Dutry John Downey Ullea

Secretary Moody to Speak at Lyceum Tonight

Roosevelt’s personal representative, Secretary Moody, is slated to address the Lyceum gathering this evening. The event promises insights from the national front on current policy directions.

President Roosevelt Lyceum

Montrose Briefs Highlight Personal Moves and Local Events

Jean L. Tower of New York City visits Montrose for a short stay seeking higher electrical engineering work. Mrs. Mary Y. Raynesford hosts a progressive party on Maple Street. The Bing hamton District Ministerial meeting is set for Monday and Tuesday at the Methodist church. Reverend A von Tobel installed as pastor of the Presbyterian church with a notable service and remarks by visiting clergy. A. Nelson Bullard dies at 85, former county schools superintendent, services held at his home. Montrose plans a new social club in Tatwell’s store rooms. Byron W. Camp leaves for a hunting trip visiting several nearby towns. W. t Parke of Scranton visits town. residents note activities and arrivals.

Montrose Jean L. Tower New York City Mary Y. Raynesford Maple Street EW. Cole Jordan Watkins, N.Y Percy Ballentine Scranton Dp. Hk Lathrop South Mat Street Binghamton Methodist Episcopal Church A. Nelson Bullard Depot Street Arthur Bullard Wilkes-Barre Frank Bullard North Platte Neb Harvey Tyler al FP von Tobey McCreary Hullstead Byron W. Camp Camptown Laceyville Skinner's Eddy Meshoppen Othe W. Tt. Parke

Bennet and Moulton Company to Present New Season

The Bennet and Moulton company opens a week long engagement at Awndernw toe with Durliest Risso a popular schedule and elaborate scenery. The troupe highlights include Mary Corvington on musical duties and George Murphy with Clever comic acting. the program promises strong comedy and refined stage craft as part of a varied repertoire.

Bennet & Molton Company Wilh Bennett & Moulton Cis Dixie Rourke Ma O Rourke Mary Corvington Comedie Comte Soner Chloe Prtleys Il Dan Beranton Vaindeville

Furnished Rooms for Rent and Local Sales Listings

A fragment shows a classifieds page with items for sale or rent including desk counter with paneled lower section, various furnished rooms for rent, and a lost item notice. It mentions a theatre performance lead by the Dixie troupe with dates and locations in Leaverton.

Star Theater to Present Star-Studded Week of Opera and Violin

The Star announces a four night run featuring Rose Sydney’s London Belles and the famed Madame Sembrich in a major tour stop. Arnold Solanator returns as violinist with exciting programs as guest acts travel from Wilkes-Barre to Delawinre, with stops along the route.

Benenton Madame Sembrich Apa Arnos Murray Arnold Solinator Berlin

Local notes from Tunkhannock and Wilkes-Barre events

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a crowd gathering for Daughters of the American Revolution meetups in Tunkhannock and Wilkes-Barre, with various community visits and social rounds noted. The Citizens' National Tala opens. local figures like Miles Belatvbed and Lavinia Selefried appear in brief society items.

Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones at The Tribune

Daily puzzle page inviting children to cut out pictures and mark hidden objects. Prizes include publication of names. includes last week’s solvers list and scattered, misread entries.

Tribune Pugale Alahel R. Divi Millvmaret Dale Margaret Louise Bywinis Touvlor Pio

Train schedules and connections through Wilkes-Barre to New York

Railroad timetable notes list passenger routes from Scranton Philadelphia and New York via D and D& H lines, with intermediate stops at Carbondale Towanda Elmira Geneva and Bethlehem among others. It details train numbers, departure times around 7 to 8 a.m., sleeping car service and Pullman reservations, agent contacts at Wilkes-Barre and Cortland Street New York.

Tinkhinnock Towanda Elmira Thien Geneva Dl. & Wemmt Gonowa Rochester Buffalo Ninearn Falla Henge Cil Wilkes-Barme New York Philadelphia Rollin VW Wilbur Charles Lee Gen Pass Cortland Street Public Square Wilkes-Barre

Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetables and Services

Trains from Scranton to New York and other cities run at 7 90 a m with through vestibule service to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Sunday schedules show multiple branches to Reading Allentown Harrisburg and Pottsville with various times and ticketing at local stations. General Manager W G Bressler and CM Burt, Pass Agt oversee operations.

Reading System Central Railroad of New Jersey New York Liperty Street Southerry N. W Scruton Philadelphia Masten Bethlehem Attentown Moreh Chink White Haven Agshley Wilkes-Barre Pittston Quaker City Express Serantioy Ty Pallmig

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