Dedication Sermon Opens New Anshe Chesed Temple
Rabbi Emil Hirsch of Chicago delivers dedicatory sermon at the opening of Congregation Anshe Chesed on Madison Avenue near Vine Street. The service features a lighting ceremony, prayers, and a sermon stressing Judaism as a religion of life and unity with Christianity and other faiths.
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Congregation
Anshe Chesed
Madison Avenue
Vine Street
Ismil G. Hirsch
Chicago
Gullmant
Rabb
Abraham
Anspacher
Hirsch
Board of Trustees
BE. Morris
Purity cited at Newport event with religious leaders
A sarcastic reference to the Four Hundred of Newport as models of purity preceded a prayer service led by Rev Lowenberg and a benediction by Rabbi Mircus Salaman of Wilkes-Barre. Music featured a choir under Prof. B. Derman with several named vocalists and organist Alfred Kuschna.
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Newport
Mr. Lowenberg
Mircus Salaman
Wilkes-Barre
B. Derman
A. Guthelng
Mra. L. Brundage
Lydia Gurragan
Rose Gallen
Ralph Williams
J. Gleason
W. F. Jones
J. Aerie
William Roberts
J. W. Jones
Alfred Kuschna
C. M. Giffin
D. D
Elm Pari Methodist Episcopal Church
R. PF. Y. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Mya
Pierce
Janes Mc Lead
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Lansing
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Theo Corder
W. L. Connell
A. A. Vosburg
I. A. Watres
Mia
John
Unity of God and man defines Judaism says a Jewish proclamation
The text argues that God cannot be confined to walls and that Jewish prayer centers on home life rather than a temple. It claims Judaism proclaims God's unity, opposes polytheism, and views synagogue as a public testament of Israel's convictions and mission. It contrasts Jewish beliefs with other monotheists.
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Earth
Nazareth
Heaven
Tarsus
Relf
Israel
God
Hartman of Anamosa Finds Relief in Chamberlain’s Remedy
H. Hartman, a longtime Anamosa resident, suffered yearly summer diarrhoea with painful griping. He praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for fast relief that stops diarrhoea without causing constipation, and notes it is widely sold by druggists.
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Mr. H. ©. Hartman
Anamosa
Iowa
Chamberlain
Letter from Bishop Hoban on temple dedication invitation
A letter from Bishop Michael John Hoban Scranton Pa acknowledges the invitation to the temple dedication. He cannot promise attendance but prays for blessings and guidance in performing God’s will.
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Abraham
Jeanne
Jacob
Michael John Hoban
Tunkhannock Reunion of Civil War Veterans Held
The 132nd Pennsylvania Volunteers held their annual reunion in Tunkhannock with about thirty in attendance. Officers were elected including Wallace Biddle as president and John Fern as second vice president, the next gathering planned for Factoryville, followed by a campfire with speeches and a poem read in memory of past comrades.
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One Hundred and Thirty-second Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Tunkhannock
Wallace Biddle
Canton
F. N. Dickson
John Fern
West Scranton
F. C. Wintermute
Mauch Chunk
H. BR. Fertner
Selins Grove
Daniel Newman
Scranton
Factoryville
Reynolds Post Rooms
D. J. Newmann
C. W. Soone
H. J. Reynolds
Walkrie Biddle
Women's Relief Corps
Tom Barrowman
Injured in Freight Wreck Near Sunbury
Four persons were injured when an extra freight on the Philadelphia and Reading railway split and two sections crashed in Sunbury Pennsylvania last night. The box car toppled over an embankment. James Farley was fatally injured while Michael Duffy suffered a broken shoulder blade and John MacCarthy James Price were bruised.
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Sunbury
Miladelphia and Reading
Mount Carmel
James Farley
Michael Duffy
John MacCarthy
James Price
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board schedule
The excerpt lists a detailed timetable for railroad crew shifts on Friday and Saturday September 19 and 20, naming personnel such as O Kearney Pushers and J Gerrity with multiple times across Extria East, Summits, Pusher, and Extras sections, including works trains and helpers.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Extria East
O. Kearney
Beptember
Bkost
J. Gerrity
Baxter
Thompson
Doherty
Larkin
Carrigg
Widner
Houser
Jon
Murray
Moran
Bartholomew
Murphy
W. H. Bartholomew
Helpers
Magovern
Gaffney
Secor
Stanton
West
Gahagan
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago live stock market figures show cattle receipts around 4000 with varied classes. Hog receipts 13000 with prices from 7.40 to 7.85 for heavy categories. Sheep receipts 6000 with shipments steady and prices near 1.00 to 25.00 for native lambs.
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Chicago
Oil City Credit Balances Reported In Incomplete Note
In Oil City dated September 19 a financial note records credit balances at 198, unclear portification data, and an untidy figure around 112,004. The text appears garbled but indicates a balance summary with several missing details.
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Oil
OU City
Markets React As Bank reserves Boost Sentiment
New York Sept 19 Traders eyed tomorrow's bank statement for clues on market health The St Paul group led gains amid rumors of a line with Missouri Pacific The day saw mixed results with bonds strong and many minor issues declining Realized gains and a late irregular close capped by a high volume of 82000 shares traded
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New York
Ve St. Paul
Miawouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Ste Pets
St. Paul
Ain
Burlington
Rock Island
New Jersey Court of Errors
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
United States
Grain and livestock prices advance in Philadelphia market
Wheat firm with modest gains while corn and oats show limited changes. Butter and milk products hold steady amid quiet demand. Eggs firm on nearby and western rounds. refined sugar unchanged. Cotton remains steady as live poultry markets show muted activity and strong receipts for flour, wheat and oats reported in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Vallet
Malie
Valle
New York Grain and Produce Market Report Sept 14
Flour prices steady to weaker on low grade winter varieties with winters at 2.55 to 3.10 dollars and winter low grades near 2.90. Wheat spot remains firm with No 2 red methods showing price levels and elevator quotes noted.
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New York
Market report shows firm prices across grains and dairy
Wheat and corn futures close firm with May and December contracts noted. Spot oats priced around 180 to 190 per cwt. Cotton opens weak then recovers to firm, butter and cheese markets steady to firm with ranged creamery products.
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Duluth
Bestember
New State
Chicago Grain Market’s Mixed Day Sparks Price Swing
Chicago on Sept 1 reports grain speculators reversing early bear sentiment as foreign wheat gains and eastern corn buying push prices up. December wheat and corn rise while oats fall. January provisions edge higher. Cash quotes list various wheat, corn, oats, rye, and seed prices with livestock and grain items mentioned.
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Chicago
Pro- Visions
Inducements Draw Trading Public To Quality Stock
A store emphasizes repeat business through sustained inducements and low prices on superior goods. It promotes a clean, up to date stock to win new patrons while retaining loyal customers.
Saturday shopping guide features boys and men’s undergarments and sweaters
See What Saturday Brings offers a broad display of boys under garments priced at 25 and 50 cents and men’s fleeced shirts and drawers. It promotes Jaeger underclothes, 50 cent fleece lined items, string ties and four in hands at 25 cents, Girard lisle garters three pairs per box, and a wide selection of boys sweaters in all wool and Worsted styles priced under a dollar.
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Jaeger
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
Buffalo market update shows cattle receipts around 7,408 with varied grades and prices, including prime weight categories and heifers, bulls, and feeders noted. Hogs are steady with prices near 7.07 to 7.70, while sheep and lambs show higher bids and top lambs noted, with lambs and yearlings among the quoted items.
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Nee
Gao Lane
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Morris
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Tunkhannock Reunion
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Fredericktown
Barbara Fritchie
Antietam
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D., L. & W. Board For Today
Wall Street Review
Scranton Packing Co
Scranton Passenger Railway
People's Street Railway
People’s Street Railway
Scranton Trac, Co
Jersey & Pocono Ice Co
Consolidated Water Supply Scranton
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Lacka. Ave
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Haight & Freese Co
Meats
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Clark & Snover Co
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Scranton Holt & Nut Co
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
BOODY
McLellan &Coo
Broadway
New York City
Pilsner
Kern
Gunsterd Forsyth
Chicago Grain Market
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Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
Qent
Washington Ave
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Live
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Prine Bev Leas
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