English capital for American investments list
The advertisement promotes English capital for American ventures by listing seven promoters with over 100 million pounds in foreign investments. It offers subscriptions at 5 pounds by post order to the London and Universal Bureau of Investors in London, with access to promoters, bonds, lands, patents, and introductions. Also notes Scranton Indoor League basketball, a Taylor map, and local classifieds.
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London and Universal Bureau of Investors
Cheapside
London
BEC
Lst
Edward C. Ross
Walter C. Pepys
Arthur Stiffr
Plea for Confession and Blessing in Jacob Sermon
Rev. B. F. Hammond of Warrenham Pa preached two clear sermons at Second Presbyterian. He traced Jacob’s wanderings and his defeat at Jabbok, urging repentance and humility to obtain God’s blessing. The sermon highlighted Jacob’s transformation to Israel and the need to confess sin and rely on God. Revival sessions continued in multiple churches with related talks and prayers.
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B. F. Hammond
Warrenham
Second Presbyterian Church
Jacob
Israel
Jabbok
Hammond
Laban
East
Esau
Jordan
Rachel
Joseph
Acob
Mr. Hammond
Christ
Angel
Three American gods sermon at First Presbyterian Church
Rev Dr James McLeod opened a sermon series on the Ten Commandments at the First Presbyterian Church last night using the text Thou shalt have no other God before me He warned of American gods wealth wine and power and condemned Sunday saloons He urged revival of morality and law obedience noting most politicians are patriots and calling for unity among Christians.
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First Presbyterian Church
James McLeod
Ingalls
United States Senate
McLeod
Mt. Lanal
Mannal
Wagiland
America
Earth
Hood
Observance of Reformation Festival in City Lutheran Church
Special Services reported by Special Services in the Evangelical Lutheran Church marked the Reformation festival yesterday at the English Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity on Adam Avenue and Mulberry Street. Morning service at 10 noted Pastor Edwin Laan toon leading a Reformution ser maar eern ak. evening service followed at 7 90 p.m. Notes of the Sabbath mention the morning offering in St Luke's.
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Church Among the Holy Communion
Tabernacle
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
W. W. Whitcomb
Philadelphia
Scranton Street Baptist
D. J. Wil
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Green Ridge Baptist Church
W. J. Ford
W. Guest
Rogers Israel
J. M. Lewis
Grace
Raleton
Bradford County
Father Gerity
Blossburg
Thomas Tell
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bell
Walter Russel
Gospel Tabernacle
Adams Avenue
Green Ridge
Foster U. Gift
Grace Lutheran Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Call of the Scranton Volunteer Band
Race Reformed Episcopal
G. L. Ulrich
Cedar Avenue Methodist
J. Ja. Race
Green Ridge Baptist
Cry of Humanity
Grace Lutheran
Foster
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tribune Moves to Washington Avenue Home
The Tribune announces its news and editorial departments are now located on Washington avenue. Until further notice the job printing and bindery departments and the business office remain in the Bloesser building at Penn avenue and Spruce street.
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the Tribune
Job Printing and Bindery Departmenta
Tribune Business
Bloesser
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Canadian
United States
Northwesta
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
E. Grewer
Philadelphia
Old Post Office
Pennvenue and
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
P Adolophia
Ami
Sa.m
KE. Grawer
Fine pitching game Moosic defeats Scranton Y M C A 2 to 1
Moosic team wins a cold weather contest at Base Ball Park 2 to 1 over Scranton Y M C A. Hughey Jennings and Third Baseman McGraw of the champion Baltimores starred for Moosic with Luckey the Moosic pitcher and Dean for Y M C A delivering notable pitching. Taickey held Wilkes-Barre next year and struck out thirteen while allowing three hits.
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Moosie
Jennings
McGraw
Scranton Y. M.C. A
Young Men's Christian Association Club
Hughey Jennings
Baltimores
Moosic
Luckey
Dean
Young Men's Christian Association
Taickey
Wilkes-Barre
Moosle
Campbell
J. Dougherty
Byrne
Gallagher
O'Neill
McDonald A
Pesseseses Lf
C. A
Brook
Urreeen
Lereenseres
Coughlin
Hoffer
White
Annes T. Brooks
Luckey A
J. Brooks
T. Brooks
Hy Luckey
Roosie
Paxes
McGuinness
Railroad notes on resumed work and proposed branches
The Pennsylvania Railroad resumed nonessential construction after a poor year, planning the Burtieton Branch from Worth Penn Junction near Burtleton with a straight, curve-free route. Surveys include connections to the New York division near the Delaware river and lines to Bustleton and the Trenton cut-off, aiming to shift traffic away from the New York division. Additional surveys focus on coal districts to reach Elketon and Stony, while no definite southern expansion plans are reported.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Burtieton
Worth Penn Junction
Burtleton
New York
Melaware River
Bustleton
Trenton
Ines
South Fork
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Mountains
Bedford
Elketon
Stony
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore Dispatches
Norfolk and Western
Baltimore
Ident Kimball
Youthful killer spared time in prison by clemency ruling
Judge Gunster gave a seven year sentence for murder in the second degree to 20 year old John Wishniski, with a one dollar fine and an abatement of one year for good behavior. Attorney M A McGinley argued for clemency noting the defendant's youth and difficult circumstances. The court explained the verdict might have been first degree but for the defendant's inexperience. An adjourned term was ordered to handle criminal matters and juror venires, with other court matters scheduled.
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McGinley
Gunster
Shakespeare
John Wishniski
Wellx Davidzak
South Wycpn Avenue
Maple Street
Vishniski
iAn
M. A. McGinley
McGinney
Arch’bald
Lesves
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M. Norton
Lackawanha Ave
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
H. A. Chambers
Fine
Turnquest’s
Shay
Turnquest
Scranton
John Brooks
Reese
Malott
Hoffner
W. Jones
Logan
Owens
Providence
Mareanes
Wash
Taylor's
Scranton and
Dunmore
Taylor's Directory
Tribune
Turnquest's
Wash. Ave
Pratt's
Anteda
Tate
Chank’s Groeely AZ Hoes
Schank & Koghler
Sprane Street
St Luke's
Washington
Railroad Notes
Francis Fitagibbon
Clonk
Regaurins Atyle
Price
Gilverware
Prady
John Vishniski
Felix Davidzak
LH. Burns
Cornelius Smith
Mr. Smith
Myron Kaseon
Olyphant Sewerage Company
E. M. Jones
Thomas Walsh
Carbondale
James F. Walsh
Bridget Burke
Drinker Street
J. Thomas
Dalton
Archbald
Fell Township
J. W. Wilee
F. G. Krugerman
Oscar Morgan
John Raymond Institute
Ave
NTN
Wei
Ines Them
Opera
Reliablis
Ansonia
Dresisa Styles
Morocco
Lackawanna Avenue
Crescent Foot Ball
Soe
Diehl
Murphy Fellowa
Rice
Peadley Foster
O. Wiliams Bessell
Harringtonm
Coons Rice
Welsh
Crescenta
Francis Flingibbon
Ee E
Pratt
Gorham
Serune “Gilverware
Roger Bros
Gartera
Haviland & CO
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming
M. P. Mgann
Knox Hats
Wyoming Avenue
Capital
Inca
Ee. V. Skinner, G. E. A
Broadway
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
Scranton, PA
G. Elmen. Dorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
NA. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Krawich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Ret
Martin & Delany
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