Green Ridge Baptist Church Tenth Anniversary Social
The second anniversary meeting for Green Ridge Baptist Church was a social event held last night in the Sunday school rooms. Supper served by church ladies at 7 20, with three long tables arranged and decorated. Former Judge J W Carpenter E F Chamberlin Thomas Johns and others spoke. Tomorrow’s programme announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Carpenter
E. F. Chamberlin
Thomas Johns
Green Ridge
McClintock
Foriat
Ten Year Anniversary of Abington Baptist Church
The Abington Baptist Church marks its tenth anniversary with a supper for about 180 members. Speakers include founder Thomas Johns, Professor F M Loomis, treasurer B F Chamberlin, and Sunday school superintendent J Nelson Garret. Judge J Wheatonn Carpenter offers remarks on church growth and moral education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nelson Garret
J. Wheatonn Carpenter
Mr. Potter
Christian Church
Celebration Services Highlight Local Church Event
A church event features speeches by Mrs G T Prichard Miss Agnes Nicholson BE George Trimby and Bert Hall with a greeting from H H Lougham of England. A Sunday continuation includes readings from visiting clergy and services themed Prospect and Retro spect. The Sunday School holds a rally and juniors plus B P B plan special services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Prichard
Agnes Nicholson
George Trimby
Young People's Society
Bert Hall
Warren G. Partridge
D. D
Cincinnatti
Ohio
J. C. Brookins
Auburn
N. C
William J. Ford
Ph. D
Jamestown
Cornelia Freeman
Julia Clapp Allen
From Gippel
Immense City Sewer Project Bids Soon Opened
Director of Public Works Roche to open bids for a major Nineteenth district sewer serving Bellevue. The 12 mile system, estimated at 186000 dollars, includes 5260 feet of brick sewer, diameters 33 to 63 inches, 47070 feet of pipe, 182? or 184? eight and ten and twelve inch segments, 26100 feet six inch house connections with 1959 six inch pipes, 364 ordinary manholes seven tunnel manholes 63 corner basins and 98 side basins. Work cannot start until spring. bids will be advertised soon to avoid delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works
Roche
Bellevue
Phillips
Bureau of Engineering
Lackawanna WCTU Holds Sixteenth Taylor Convention
The Lackawanna county Women’s Christian Temperance Union met in Taylor at the Methodist church for their sixteenth convention. Officers were elected: President Martha De Graw Scranton. Vice-President D B Hand Scranton. Corresponding Secretary Beck Peckville. Recording Secretary Gabel Swartz Dunmore. Treasurer Squires Carbondale. Resolutions reaffirmed core principles and support for direct legislation and compulsory arbitration in labor disputes. An evening address on The Wedge of Gold was given by Mrs. Harvey West Pittston. retiring President L F Vaughan received bouquets including one from Dunmore.
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Lackawanna County Women's Christian Temperance Union
Splecgue
Taylor
Martha DeGraw
Scranton
D. B. Hand
Beck
Peckville
Gabel Swartz
Dunmore
Squires
Carbondale
Harvey
West Pittston
School Board Considers Plans for Adams Avenue Annex
The high and training committee met with architect Gilbert N. Edson to discuss the Adams avenue high school annex beside the manual training school. Edson will confer with Edward Langley to harmonize plans for both buildings, aiming for completion and opening by September 1 next year. Tuition notices were sent to out of town parents and EB Fellows was recommended for permanent high school teaching post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert N. Edson
Adams Avenue
Edson
Edward Langley
EB. H. Fellows
T A U Societies Convene Second District Meeting
Delegates from nineteen Catholic Total Abstinence unions in Scranton's Second district gather at St Thomas College hall Wyoming avenue for a quarterly convention on October 12. Superintendent Bower of Allis Chalmers will give the principal address. A $5 prize is offered for best paper on retaining elder members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Scranton
St. Thomas’ College Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Bower
Allis-Chalmers Company
J. C. Gallagher
John Baldwin
John Lavin
Crying Need of the Y W C A for a Home Like Building
The article reports the 14th annual YWCA meeting in Scranton noting plans for a boarding and lodging home for young women. It covers officer elections, branch reports, a $12.47 balance, and a public meeting at Elm Park church to discuss the cause and future fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
Central City
Bertha M. Wood
Washington Avenue
South Side
Marie J. Meredith
North End
West Scranton
Elm Park Church
Wyoming Seminary Opens Season with Alumni Victory
Special report notes Cecil Shield of Nicholson returns for post graduate work at UrBe. H Johns joins Lehigh Preparatory School and plans university studies. Jesse Cooper of Montrose visits before heading to Wesleyan. Irvin Blakeslee of Erie county enters preparatory course. Lofkin, Wesleyan graduate, replaces Ferguson as coach and physical director. First game on Wyoming field last Wednesday against Scranton Alumni Club, 11 0. Team travels to Selins Grove to meet Bucknell University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Cecil Shield
Nicholson
onUrBe
H. Johns
Lehigh Preparatory School
Jesse Cooper
Montrose
Wesleyan University
Blakeslee
Irvin Blakeslee
Erie County
Lofkin
Maine
Ferguson
Wyoming Field
Scranton
Beore
Selin's Grove
Busquehunne University
Mrs Sadie Cooper Credits Husband For Cure With Pink Pills
Mrs Sadie Cooper of Auburn Maine recounts four months of stomach inflammation and faintness improved after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People starting January 1898. She notes rapid progress within two weeks and full recovery after three months, claiming lasting relief since. The pills are promoted as a universal remedy for blood and nerve disorders and sold nationwide by the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Cooper
Main Street
Auburn
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady, N. Y
Special Reduced Rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles
Lehigh Valley railroad offers special tickets at 99.70 good for travel from September 28 to 30 with return by November 1 on all trains except the Black Diamond Express. Tickets available through Lehigh Valley agents for the National Wholesale Druggists Association meeting in Monterey, California, Oct 7 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Monterey
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Special Round Trip Washington Tickets From Lackawanna
Lackawanna railroad agents offer round trip tickets to Washington at one way fare for the round trip with Scranton origin priced at 7.75. Tickets on sale October 4 to 7 and return valid to October 14. An extension to November 3 may be obtained by deposit and a 50 cent fee. Stopovers allowed at Baltimore Philadelphia and another point en route within limits. For details contact local ticket agents.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Washington
Scranton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Grand Army National
D. C
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Uecker
Clarkisburg
Gettyeburg
Tarrane
Delaware
Kudson
Lehigh Valley
Chicagea
Special through G A R train to Washington from Scranton
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad and National Wholesale Druggists announce a special G A R round trip from Scranton to Washington October 6. Fare is one fare from all stations. Return by October 14 with option to extend to November 1 upon ticket deposit and a 50 cent fee. Stopovers allowed via Philadelphia Reading and Baltimore and Ohio lines. Notify intentions by September 29.
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Washington, D. C
Ezra
Griffin Post
New Jersey Central Railroad
Scranton
Ashley
F Street
N. W
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Baltimore and Ohe
New Jersey Central
Hara
Griffin
Washington
N. J. Co
BR. W. Pearce
Market Street
Foliage Excursion Set by New York, Ontario and Western
The New York Ontario and Western Railway will run an annual foliage excursion Sunday October 5 with a round trip fare of 1 from Scranton division stations Bevalulion Forest City to Hancock N Y. Tickets also valid to Poyntelle Winwood and Preston Park at the same rate. Consult Scranton ticket agents J B Welsh T P A for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Scranton
Bevalulion
Forest City
Hancock
N. Y
Wayne County
Arenery
Reduced Settlers Tickets Offer From Midwest Rail Lines
The Wisconsin Central announces sale of Settlers tickets from Chicago to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia at reduced rates through October 31 1902. Inquiries to W H Allen Pittsburgh or James C Pond Milwaukee include a $7 75 round trip to Washington D C with Lehigh Valley special tickets October 4 5 6 7 and an extended return option to November 3 1902 with conditions. Special routes via Clarksville Gettysburg Tarrane Philadelphia and connections offered through Lehigh Valley ticket agents.
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Wisconsin Central Railroad
Chicago
Mountain
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
W. H. Allen
D. BP
Park Building
Pittsburg
James C. Pond
Milwaukee
Wis
Lackawanna Excursion to Niagara Falls Sept and Oct
Special excursion tickets will be sold for all trains on September 25 and October 25. Round trip price is five dollars for adults and two dollars fifty cents for children ages five to twelve. Tickets are valid for return within five days from the sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Niagara Falls Excursion
Special Low Fares to Chicago via Lehigh Valley Railroad
Travel offers reduced fares to Chicago and return by Lehigh Valley Railroad for October 5 6 and 7 tied to the national encampment of Union Veteran Legion in Chicago. The notice advertises travel during the event dates and routes.
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Chicago
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Union Veteran Legion
Jill
Special Round Trip Tickets For National Encampment
Enslaved text announces round trip fares to Chicago for the National Encampment Union Veteran Legion Oct 8-11. Tickets on sale Oct 6 7 for 1800 round trip with return by Oct 16 except on the Black Diamond Express. Agents offer one way plus one dollar for the round trip and advise consult for details.
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Across Leagues
American League games at Washington Philadelphia and Baltimore were rained out. Detroit hosted FH BE with Walker and Bowls pitching, score 8 to 4. Umpires O Loughlin Caruthers Sheridan. In St Louis CHWABO and a tied lineup faced Calahan Sullivan Dono Kahoe with umpires Caruthers and Sheridan.
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Detroit
Walker
Kissinger
Buelow
O' Loughlin
St. Louia
Lule
Calahan and
Sullivan
Donohue
Kahoe
Caruthers
Sheridan
Baseball Postponed Game In Rain At Philadelphia
A rain postponement affects the Philadelphia New York game with no play at Philadelphia and Cincinnati Belle, Centar Louis, Hatterles-Hackett and Weaver noted, umpire Brown listed.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cinclonath— Belle
Louiy
Centar
Observations From an Old Practitioner at Homoeopathic Meeting
Dr A J Bullard of Wilkes Barre spoke in Philadelphia on cancer and consumption, noting no routine cures exist and urging careful diagnosis, diet, and hygiene. He claimed a ninety percent cure rate for early cases and cited Hannemann and homoeopathy, with Scranton chosen for next year’s convention venue and Theodore Sureth elected second vice president.
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Homoeopathic State Medical Society
Philadelphia
A. J. Bullard
Wilkens Barre
Hannemann
Scranton
Theodore Sureth
Hungarian Peasant Revolt Leads to Military Suppression
The News Webey Journal reports peasants in Radadeny district Hungary revolted and the military fired on them, killing four and wounding others as they moved to quell the disorder.
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Disturbed
Associated Presa Vienna
News Webey Journal Today
Radadeny
Hungary
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Fellowship Meeting OF the
Green Ridge Baptists
Fastor
H. &S. Potter
F. M. Loomis
Ford
Zion
B. F. Chamberlin
Abington Baptist Association
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Abington Association
Sterling
C. T. A. U. Societies
Oly Phant
Throop
Y.W.C A
E. H. Ripple
Young Women’s Christian Association
South Scranton
J. A. Price
A. F. Law
James McAnusty
Robert Williams
D. Simpson
Mra
C. B. Derman
H. J. Hall
Christian Association
Central Branch
Miss Wood
Young Women's Christian Association
Margaret FE. Sangster
Flin Park
Women's Christian Association
Ife
Wyoming Seminary
The
Scranton Tribune
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
National Wholesale Druggists
Sumter Bros
Complete Outfitters
Giffin's Art Shop
Court House
Meldrum, Scott & Co
National Encampment Union Veteran Legion
Chicago, Ill
Boston
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