Local Notes of Suburbs and Socials
Marriage notices include Katie Graf and Bertha Curtis at St Marys church. Indoor baseball club forms in North End with first test game on Nov 4. Revival meetings at Providence Methodist Episcopal church nightly this week. James H. Depue dies at age 62. funeral planned later.
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North End
Harmory
Thomas Morgan
Church Avenue
George E. Guild
North Main Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Ladieal Home Missionary Society
the Lackawanna Presbytery
Synod
Mary Oakley
Oak Street
Wyorming
Mira
Theodore von Storch
Wilkes- Barre
Lewis
Ednis Avene
James H. Depue
North Main
New Store and Miner Fatality at Price's Mine
Richard Norton, a miner, was killed by a rock fall in Price's mine yesterday morning after firing blasts and returning to his chamber. A large rock struck his head, instantly killing him. He left a wife and eight children, the funeral plans pending word from relatives.
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Richard Norton
Price
Norton
Jackson Street
Norton le
Alchiddr
California
Colonel Kipple recounts Civil War prison horrors at Cedar Avenue church
Colonel Kipple spoke at Cedar Avenue M I Church on last evening's lecture, detailing Union prisoners of war endured in Andersonville and Florence. Thomas J. Moore presided as the address described overcrowding, unsanitary conditions, meager hard tack rations, and the “angel of death” in transit, with vivid anecdotes of escapes, recaptures, and guard brutality.
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HB. H. Ripple Avenue
Hastiles
Thomas J. Moore
Moore
Kipple
Feranton
Dunmore
Union
Dante
Tréfetno
Ripple
Andersonville
Florence
Angel of Death
Local Social News and Upcoming Loyal Legion Entertainments
Mrs Hoselind returns to Connecticut after weeks with the Bulkleys of Cherry Attest. Mr and Mrs Tisdell host guests from Brooklyn and Mr Baker’s family on Mie Street. The Loyal Legion plans a winter series starting with a Manlew Hall event at the Methodist Church with a 2 cent admission and a large crowd expected.
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Riese
Coe, Rice
Green Ridge Street
Peckwville
William Sedhie
Dadiey Street
Ladion
Horch
Manlew
Jennings Homecoming Reception For Baltimore Shortstop
Harrisburg paper reports Hurghey Jennings famed Baltimore National League shortstop returning home to Avoca to a large reception. A crowd packed the Muaveya hall as speakers welcomed him and he spoke humbly about his boyhood town and aims for 1901 with the Baltimore club. He plans to study at St Bonaventure college starting Nov. 5 and will be joined by coach and fellow players in the coming days.
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Saranten Tribune
Aver
Hurghey Jenings
Ghortstop
Balmere National Jeacue
Tehighten
Jennings
Jersey
Wen
Muaveya
Ceald
John J. Doran
Charlo T. Doughert
Michael Garvey
Lake Nolan
William Campbell
Frank Lork
James McCarthy
WW. H. Gillesple
Pington
Michael Corcoran
Mur Yea
Tobin Mullarkey
Washington Club
Whele Wittering
Scranteon
Alletestes
Baltimore
Clu
Onde
Luke O'Brien
Secorm
St. Bonaventure College
Boseman Methaw
Ie Creore Daub
Avoca
Big Four Route to Atlanta Exposition Trains
The article advertises the Big Four line from Buffalo with daily departures at 6.40 am to Columbus Springfield Dayton Cincinnati and Indianapolis Peoria St Louis for the Atlanta Exposition. Southwestern Limited runs 11:60 pm daily featuring cafe library car Wagner sleeping cars and day coaches with Duke connections at Cincinnati and St Louis. References to local agents and the Buffalo address are included.
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Buffalo
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Cinccinnati
Indianapolis
Peoria
Southwestern Limited
America
Wagner
Dlue
Union
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Man
Gene Eistern
Doctrine of the Elect Preaches Salvation For Many
Rev. George J. Lucas in St. Paul's Church Green Ridge concludes Forty Hours Devotion with a hopeful sermon on the elect. He argues many are called to ordinary salvation while few receive the privilege of eternal life, addressing unbaptized infants and the fate of those not knowing the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
George J. Lucas
Archbald
St. Pauls Church
Dr. Lucws
St. Fracis de Sales
Guill
Paul
Cashel
Scranton Club Football Schedule Revived With Key Home Games
The advisory committee of the Senaiton Bicvelte Club Football team revised the schedule with three games against the Wyoming Seminary squad, two in Kingston and one in Scranton, highlighting Scranton’s seven at home. The plan includes matches against Elmira, Wilkes-Barre, Shamokin, Colgate, and Lackawanna affiliates, plus a bicycle and Lackawanna school contest at the Ball Park to test interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senaiton Bicvelte
Bivele
W. Johnson
Wyoming Seminary
War
Gud Ile
Get
Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Beminary
Kingston
Lehigh
Scranton
Wilkes-Parre
Clolgate
Seminary
Elmira
Shamekin
Shamokin
Lackawanna
Branton
School of the Lackawanna
John J. Murp
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Mre
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Carey
Weat Nicholson
Washburn Street
Bt. Brendan Council
Young Men
West Side Business Direetory
Sitte
Frank
W. J. Steentark
Wealermn Guna
West Side Poak
Starners
South Mainavenue
Heatt Suttine
Shayins
John A. Maynold
Fairchild
Hotet
Revere Stennar
F. W. Mamn & Co
South Annavenue
J. C. King
Mel Jackson Street
Willam P. Griffiths
Orth Malin Avenue
South Side, News
FE. A. Wipple
Cedar Avenue
M. I
Nova
Valentine@immon
Avocn
Lis
Libby Prison
The
Academy
Clifton and
Doctrine OF the Elect
D. D
God
Deep Sea
Hawaii
Noda
Academy OF Music
Eae
Ata Becca
Frothingham
Roland Reed and Tis Company
Myrtle Ferns
Seanorous
Davis’ Theatre
Turedig
Flamnan
New York
Hoyt's
Foundling
Cissy
Cissy — Fitzgerald
New # York
Charles Frohman
Uupuny
Kimira Telegram
Tribune
T Jones
G'Apess
Alunite
Dewisitt
Oppealte Scranton House
Lackawanna Ave
Hovas Dattr, Otollam
Ia Ae
Scranton Traction Company Electricians
Electricians
Cartendete
Robote
Wees
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Jennine
Qathushe
E. Cc. Ricker General Dealer
Pennsylvania
New Telephone Exchange
Adama Ave
Commonwealth Bldg
A. W. Jurisgh
Chicago Medical and Surgical Institute
Spruce Streat
Poneta
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