Eight reunion of Fifty second regiment survivors noted
City notes record the eighth reunion of the Fifty second Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry survivors held September 18 1895 at Eagle Fire company hall Pittston. Also listed are funeral plans for Mrs Mary Conlon, St Patrick’s church requiem at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery, and a crowd at the Academy of Music for A Green Goods Man. Elizabeth UL Yates of Maine will lecture at Elm Park church on fashionable thinking. Scranton clearings for September 8 to 12 and weekly totals are given, plus a list of recent marriage licenses granted by Clerk of the Courts Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-second Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Eagle Fire Company
Pittston
Mary Conlon
Ninth Street
St. Patrick's Church
Hyde Park Catholic
Academy of Music
Elizabeth UL. Yates
Maine
Natonal
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Elm Park Church
Scranton Clearhouse
Simett
Thomas
William J. McCoy
Nay Aug
Mary Titchards
Dunmore
Marcus Connolly
Winifred Murray
Jacob Price
Esther Gustine
Scranton
Leroy Nichola
Alice Read
Patrick Tampany
Moyfeld
Annie Mursray
Jacob Haas
Catherine Powell
Berunton
New Mileage Book System Issued by Railroads
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and related lines announced testing instructions for the new mileage books. The book loses train passage value, each coupon equals two cents, is non transferable, and must be used by the purchaser. Baggage checks shift to exchange tickets, and books are issued from New York general offices on agent requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
New York
Burglars Enter Olyphant Store Through Plate Glass Window
Joseph Spitz, a well known Olyphant storekeeper, found burglars inside his shop after returning home early Saturday. They escaped rearward with bundles, fired at Spitz as they fled, and were pursued by a crowd. Loss, including window breakage, tops $60 with items taken chiefly knives razors hats caps and some shoes. Police pursue clues to identify the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Spitz
Olyphant
Spite
Great Baking Exhibit At Sterling Range Baking Event
Great Baking Exhibit invites the public to watch one barrel of Pillabury'n Beat Flour baked into bread in under ten hours using a single coal fire. The event begins Sept 17 at 7 a.m. at Foote & Shear Co. The Missen Merrill's private school at 619 Four Avenue is open Monday. Fancy Jersey Peaches priced from 1.00 to 1.25. E.G. Coursen notes tonic properties of Monsoon tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Range
Firemen Use Chemical Engine to Battle Woodland Blaze
A fire started in the Lackawanna Tron and coal company tract near Nay Aug park burned several acres. Police, firefighters, and street workers fought for hours with the Phoenix chemical engine, aided by hand work to keep flames from reaching the park. A second blaze Saturday led to three youths being marched to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company
Nay Aug Park
Park
McManama
Lundh
Meinger, Dyer
Sloat
Medwowan
Phoenix Company
Frank Shultz
John Thornton
Charles Connor
Phillips
Pollce
Millar
Thirty-Two Arrested in West Side Police Court Raids
Lieutenant Williams orders raids on un orderly houses in the West Side leading to two dives on Robinson street being raided. Sixteen slawers, eight women and five men, face fines and security for future settlement. A drunken visitor at Kilttle Miss house in Hallstead court breaks a window. two inmates from the first disturber’s place are jailed for disturber charges. All defendants paid fines or secured release the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Williams
Lowrah
Weat
Mlar
Robinson Street
Viola Williams
Urst
Anne Lawson
Elria
Kilttle Miss
Hallstead Court
Miss Mils
Mr Wardes New Plays at Frothingham Saturday
Frederick Warde and company presented The Lion’s Mouth and Hunnymede to fall sized audiences. The Lion’s Mouth by Henry Guy Cameron drew strong praise in the afternoon. Hunnymede, written for Warde by William Greer Harrison of San Francisco, depicts English pre Magna Charta tensions at Runnymede. The production was superb but failed to deliver sustained dramatic action for popular success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Warde and
John
Donte Glass Works First Test Met With Breakage
Stockholders of the Tonta Glass company witnessed the first practical test of the new plate glass process on Saturday. A glace plate was rolled but the turning table broke down causing a stoppage. the test will be repeated in a few days once the table is repaired with observers including New York and Philadelphia specialists and the inventor Mr. Honta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donte Glass Works
Tonta Glass Company
Werman
New York
Shakespeare
Philadelphia
Porteus
Taylor
Mesera, Kool
Mesera, Kool &,Son, of Piitetun; Victor Koch, Dr. D. 3. Hund, Emil Weichel
BE. H. Holmes
W. KK. Huchowan
George Winans
Mr. Honta
Last of Pompeii Fireworks Spectacle Ends Saturday Night
About 1,000 people attended the closing performance of Pain's fireworks spectacle The Days of Pompeii at Laure Mil Park on a chilly Saturday night. It was Firemen's Night with a featured fire display drawing praise from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laure! Mil Park
Pain
Pompeii
Death of a Bright Boy Wahl Dies After Appendicitis Operation
The 11 year old Harry Wahl, son of Mr and Mrs George Wahl, died at 4 am at the family home after an appendicitis operation performed by four doctors. A bright student who graduated from St Cecelia's Academy with honors, he recently won Truth's £50 prize for best sketch by a school child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahhl
Harry
George Wahl
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Wness
St. Cecelia’s Academy
Truth
Lorens & Koempel
Young Wahl
Tribune
Tendeht
Ex convicts wed on excursion train in Syracuse
Ex-convict Corcoran and Mrs Marie O Connor wed after alighting from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen excursion train to Syracuse and Pleasant Beach. Patrick Corcoran and John McGee of the South Side attended, with Miss Kutle Rowan as bridesmaid. The couple reside on Cedar Avenue where the groom runs a hotel. the bride is a widow with three children. The ceremony surprised friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Syracuse
Pleasant Beach
Patrick Corcoran
John McGee
South Side
Marie O'Conner
Kutle Rowan
Meridian Street
Bellevue
Cleveryman
Scranton
Grand Jury Returns Large Batch of True Bills
The grand jury on Saturday presented a large number of true bills to the court and continued work due to last week’s delay. Names include Joseph Wianiski, Patrick Sullivan, John Corrello, August Shults, and many others across assaults, larceny, riot, adultery, and more with several held to answer or ignored. Libel cases against Times proprietors were ignored at the instance of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimie Archbald
Joseph
John Wianiski
W. T. Slimpcon
Pasquale Perretto
Thomas Leyshon
Patrick Sullivan
Annie Watters
Healey
Joseph Patroshlek
Michael Sullah
Nicholas Black
Simon wArushus
W. TL. Weatherby
Collina Weatherby
Woodmaney
Jane Lewis
Carrie Ombaugh
John iSlivitiskie
Benjamin Lewis
William N. Chirk
John Corrello
Dominick Demarko
Nicholas Demarky
Michael Rich
Joseph Larouse
Angelo Carameto
Thomas J Levetion
James Gihealson, Jr
Cecelia Thompson
August Shults
James Smith
P. Th. Finley
George F. Anthony
Z. Hines
Hines
John Thomas Haines
W. KE. Capwell
Kate McNulty
James Manley
James McNulty
E. BR. Wright
B. Levy
William Owens
Thomas Murphy
Phinnie Stark
William Z
Jane
Leon Matiinesky
Daniel Healy
John T. Jones
Margaret Morgan
James Lanka
Belle Cox
Fred Tuchards
William T. Simpson
George HW. Feybolt
M. T. Wall
Thomas Marvis
Elgabeth Llewellyn
Mal Flodts
Marco Mike
H. J. Collins
Ballee
James J. Fahey
Dd. Callaghan
J. C. Neville
Ruape—Joseph Thomas
Angelina Cockerill
W. . Bell
Charles J. Watkins
The
Times
Atrestert
Vito Girardo
Rinaldo Lalli
Dunmore
Baking event at Strong's with Snow White Flour bread
A Detroit Tribune notice reports daily baking at Strong's on Penn Avenue using a Hypocaust oven ventration to bake a barrel of Snow White Flour bread for housekeepers. On Saturday 416 loaves were baked in 11 hours with fuel from Jomthan, and the public was invited to inspect the range amid exposed street-side operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong's
Penn Avenue
Jomthan
Farewell Sermon Ends Pastor Partridge at Penn Avenue
Rev W G Partridge delivered his farewell morning and evening sermons at Penn Avenue Baptist Church before departing for Cincinnati Ohio where he will lead the Ninth Street church. A farewell reception followed with hundreds of members and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Partridge
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Ney
Warren G. Partridge
Penn Avenue Lnotter
New Feld
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ninth Street
What Would Christ Do In Life Decisions
A religious reflection urges Christians to evaluate actions by Christ's example. It argues for judging people by heart and character rather than attire or status, noting Christ chose humble fishermen as disciples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polwy
Christ
Sermon on Prayer Addresses Mary Intercessor Role
Rev Father O Callahan of the Paulists preached at the cathedral about prayer on the feast of the Virgin Mary. He argued prayer requires right to speak in Christ name, warns sinners cannot demand favors, and says prayer unites man with God now and in the life to come. He cited saints rising from a narrow world to divine vitality through prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father O'Callahan
St. John's Church
South Slide
Mary
Jesus
God
Ehild
United States
Christ
Gad
Religious Services and Clergy News Across Several Churches
Sabbath notes outline sermons from Trev D C Hughes Castor Collins and Rev W Hell at multiple Baptist churches. Additional reports cover Elm Park Grace Episcopal and All Souls Univ Church services, diocese bishop selections, Abington Capital Pastors association banquet, and teaching plans for Miss Hardenbergh's piano school reopening September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trev
D. C. Hughes
Jackson Street
First Baptist
Castor Collins
William ‘Hell
Plymouth Congregational Church
West Side Baptist
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Co. BE. Robinson
Dudley Street
Partridge
Penn Avenue
Elm Park Church
W.E. Pearce
Hagler
Univeranlet Church
Pine Street
T. Hosvitc
Grace Reformed Fpiscopal Church
G.L. Aldrich
Captain of Our Salvation
Ballelujah
Patin Extvi
O'Mara
Sue Mene
Jarvey
Williamaport
Worthy
T. F. Coffon
Carbondale
John Minnon
Pittston
Philadelphia
Nome
Abington Gapital Pastors’ Association
Fallurot House
Washinton Avenue
Theo
T. J. Colling
Tew
A. J. Douglass
J. R. Hila
A. BE. Dougliss
Clark's Green
A. BE. Browe
Waverly
Wiltans
Blakely
Young People's Society
Lowell
Dalton
Special Tinware Sale for One Week Only
One week only sale offering tinware items. Includes kitchen tins, trunks, pails, and assorted metalware. Prices marked and limited stock available. Visit the store during business hours for bargains and special lots.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Busset Shoes
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Washington Avenue
Ackawanna
the Laundry
A.M. Warman
Job Penn Ave
WLS & A Anoly
City Notes
BD. L. & W. Railroad
Fancy Jersey Peaches
Coursen
Nayaug Park
MR. Warde
Frothingham
Conneilman
Corcoran
Marie O' Connor
Hymen
Grand Jury
Detroit Tribune
Detroit Free Press
Ganpen
Madame A Amoureaux
Spruce Street
Calvary
Martin Luther
Paul
Howe
Jesus Christ
Jewus
Engilah
Wwe
Cathedral
Foote & Shear Co
Xin Peen
Hans
America
Nation Cash la
U. S. Woolworth
Lackawanna Avenue
Green and Gold
Crystal Palace
Louis Rupprecht
Succcior
Eugene Kleberg
Penn Ave
Baptist Church
N. A. Hulbert
Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Krarich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
J, Bolz, Wiis Ina
Ue & Clothiers, Hetera &Fumusher
Green Ridge Sanitarium
Marion St
Green Ridge
A. E. Jordan
Boston Hospital Training School For Nurses
Monument
Washington Av
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