Personal movements across cities reported in a clipping
The item lists J. W. Gunnaay in New York City and Misa Cecilia Schroeder in Syracuse N Y. It notes H W Hopewell and children returning from Perth Amboy N J and Dr and Mrs H S Hutchison of Madison Avenue heading to Seattle for two weeks. Eva Barrett daughter of editor John E Barrett is near Philadelphia as a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gunnaay
New York City
Misa Cecilia Schroeder
Syracuse
N.Y
H. W. Hopewell
Perth Amboy
N. J
H.S Hutchison
Madison Avene
Seattle
Eva Barrett
John E. Barrett
the Truth
Philadelphia
Publication of Letters to the Editor Policy Note
Under this heading letters of interest may be published when accompanied by the writer's name. The TamusE will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
Garrulous Tar Timmann dispute over music education and gospel choirs
Tatm Morgan defends his school of night ringing and 1 per adult month fees against Al Carter. He cites past classes and gospel choir work, praises Mills Moody, and argues gospel hymns aid revival and mass musical education while denying personal conflict. Morgan invites Carter to witness his choir’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carter
Carter
Mills
Moody
Cart
Mir. Mills
Babylon
Elm Park Church
Menenon
al Carter
Tatm Morgan
Prices Crash as Store Crowded All Day
Prices fall dramatically in Scranton drawing crowds yesterday and likely to continue for a month. Buyers snapped up goods at 1.00 each, with clothing and novelty styles selling fast. Store advertises bargains and urges quick purchase to beat demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Funeral and church notes from Jackson Street and city landmarks
Funeral of Mrs Ellen Taylor on Jackson Street fills West Side services at St Patrick's with a requiem mass. Progress on the New Presbyterian Church expected to finish in December. Plymouth Congregational church hosts a reception for Rev Thomas Bell after his first sermon. The piece then surveys the Westminster hotel in New York City, praising its American plan, refined comforts, and enduring popularity among business travelers and Scranton visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Taylor
Jackson Street
St Patrick’s Church
New Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Thomas Bell
West Dartmouth
Mass
Elias E. Evans
A. B. Eynon
Young People’s Society of Chriatian Endeavor
Charles E Daniels
Daniels
Huttie Evans
P. E. Warren
Della P. Byana
Plymouth Congregational Divurceh
Bell
New Washburn Street Church Under Rapid Construction
The Washburn Street Presbyterian church is rising quickly under E G Hughes. The 80 by 65 foot two story frame building will seat 500 in the auditorium and about 800 with the annex. cost near 20000 with a pipe organ to be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
E. G. Hughes
Hyde Park Avenue
Washburn Street
Funeral of Mrs Taylor Draws Vast Attendance
A large crowd gathered at the home of Mrs Ellen Taylor widow of P I Taylor on Jackson Street to pay last tribute. The body lay in a black casket and many viewed the remains before a procession to St Patrick Church for a requiem mass conducted by Rev J B Whelan. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Floral tributes, bearers, and pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Taylor
P I. Taylor
Jackson Street
St. Patrick's Church
J. B. Whelan
Father Dunne
Local Social Notes From Hyde Park Area
Mr and Mrs Isaac B Morgan of North Hyde Park avenue are in Atlantic City. Mrs David James of Beckley has returned home from a visit on this side. Miss Edith James of South Lincoln avenue leaves for a Tennessee college for musical education. E W Elisa preached to a large crowd in the West Side gospel tent last evening. A prayer service followed. Benson Davies of North Lincoln avenue is a Democratic candidate for the district legislature nomination. The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Roberts of Decker's court will be this afternoon with interment at Washburn street cemetery. Miss Hattie Reynolds, visiting in Binghamton, returns home to Deckers court after the death of her grandparent Mrs Roberta. David J Davies of North Lincoln avenue will recite Sparticos to the Gladiator at Capua next Monday before the Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society. Mears hall hosted a large benefit concert for Abraham Thomas of Decker's court with the Druid Glee party, Edwin Bowen, Mrs David Lewis and David Stevens selling goods, a duet by Mrs Owens and Mrs Lewis, and a well received recitation by Charles Cadwgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Morgan
North Hyde Park Avenue
Atlantic City
David James
Beckley
Edith James
South Lincoln Avenue
Tennessee College
E. W. Elisa
West Side
Benson Davies
North Lincoln Avenue
Elizabeth Roberts
Decker’s Court
Washburn Street
Hattie Reynolds
Binghamton
Deckers Court
Mes
Roberta
David J. Davia
Capua
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
Mears’ Hall
Abraham Thomas
Decker's Court
Edwin Bowen
Mra David Lewis
David Stevens
Mra. Owens
Westminster Hotel Dominates New York Center
A travel note praises Westminster as the premier stopping place for visitors in Gotham. It highlights New York central location, superior hotels, and unmatched views while warning guests to weigh time and transport costs amid famed distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
New York
Gotham
North End Postings Touch Town Etiquette And Travel
Miss Mamie Flynn visits Carbondale and friends in Toronto. William Daives returns from tour via Philadelphia. W J Fitaverald to enter Holy Cross Worcester. Mr and Mrs Regan and Flynns tour Toronto. Effie Lant to enter Wilson College Chambourday. Welsh Baptist Sunday school held basket picnic at Laurel Hill. Williams and Davies plan Toronto trip. Mulley family tours New York and Hudson. Epworth leagues hold Scranton convention at Methodist church. Mrs Reese visiting in Waterville, Minn. Davies sails to Liverpool for England trip. Niagara Hose to Wilkes-Barre parade. excursion rates offered. Providence Epworth officers elected. Knights of the Mystic Chain entertain at Green Ridge. Local notices of concerts and entertainments included.
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William Daives
Philadelphia
William Lewis
Mauch Chunk
W. J. Lewis
Tidus Avenue
W. J. Fitaverald
Worcester
Mast
College of the Holy Cross
John Regan
Michael Flynn
Toronto
Canada
Effie Lant
Edna Avenue
Wilson College
Can
Niagara Falls
William A. Mulley
New York City
Hudson River
Epworth Leagues
Scranton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra
Joseph Reese
Waterville
Minn
Join
John Jehu
John B. Davies
Wayne Avenue
Wakte Starling
Liverpool
England
Wales
Simon Culver
Parker Street
Pacanoe Cirs
Delaware and Hudson
Avoca
Mendelssohn Society
Lucas
East Market Street
O'Lock
W. G. Watkins
Thomas
Owen McHugh
Market Street
Shela
Niagara Hose Company
Wilkes-Barre
General Committee
William J. Thomas
Providence
the Epworth
George Shires
Labomu
O. L. Colvin
Portia Jones
Howalls
Mildred Gleason
Julin Parsons
Mamie Richards
Harry Hartshorn
Labome
Miss Ada Petick
Robinsons Reetin- Hoa
Mies
Jane Neat
Deaf couple marries at St John’s woonsocket church
The crowded Woonsocket ceremony joined Miss Bridget Boyle and Patrick Quinn in a deaf mute wedding at St John’s church. Father Melley presided as the couple exchanged vows written in place of spoken words and left for Horseheads after a brief reception at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Boyle
Patrick Boyle
Pig Street
Patrick Quinn
Horneheads
St. John’s Church
Father Melley
Hannah Boyle
Daniel Foley
Misa Linda Hurley
Mendelssohn
Horseheads
Verdict Given In John Heffron Case
Police investigate Woonsocket homicide of John Heffron whose corpse was moved to 110 Stone Avenue after his murder in Woonsocket. Coroner's jury finds death by violence but cannot identify the attacker as family awaits full inquiry and suspect foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heffron
Woonsocket
R. 1
Stone Avenue
Keffron
Local notes and upcoming events in Pittston area
John Best returns from New York as a skilled carpenter seeking work at Meadow Brook Silk mill. Annie Durkin of Brook Street expected home from Brooklyn. William Connell Hose company to attend Wilkes-Barre fire parade. Mrs. Hafner’s surprise anniversary celebration for her birthday. Alois Ruler critically ill. no hope of recovery per Dr. Kolb. Excursion to New York on Sept 18. round trip 4.55, good seven days. departs 7.45 p.m. from D and H depot. comforts and dining car provided. Tax notices: City and School tax duplicates for 1904 in hand. inquiries to G. Brooks, City Treasurer. Local ads: Weber ad, Guernsey Bros, Pratt’s Book Store. Pinasnery Flour Mills capacity 17,000 barrels daily.
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John Best
New York
Meadow Brook
Annie Durkin
Brook Street
Brooklyn
William Connell
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Icturesque
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Lia
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Mamie Flynn
Carbondale
John Heffren
Stephen O'Boyle
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South Works
Gantechi & Sons
Chestnut Street
Angola
Pratt
Piutsuuny's
Corrine Books
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China Hall
South Side
Alois Ruler
Willow Street
Sireterof
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Louis Lohman
Dr. Kolb
G. Brooks
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Washington Av
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