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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1895

Page

11

Twin Cities of Minnesota Minneapolis and St Paul

A narrative tour of St Paul and Minneapolis highlights their rapid growth, river setting, and rail links. The piece notes St Paul as a terrace city on the Mississippi with hospitals, churches, schools, bridges, and Fort Snelling nearby, plus Como Park’s lake and night electric lights.

St. Paul Mississippi River St. Anthony Minneapolis Hennepin Mississippi Fort Snelling S1. Paul Panora Miasisaippi Board of Trade Bluff Phalen Tadnals Hell America York Death Rest Tower United States New York City London 8 Paul W. H. Howe Como Lake

Slow English Elections Parade to Parliamentary Pick

Barron s London Letter notes English voting drags for weeks with only 295 MPs chosen, contrasting American uniformity. It recounts a London supper where streets and clocks are debated, and comments on American social influence among Tory wives like Mrs Chamberlain and Mrs Curzon, ending with a tale of Americans at a royal prerogative dinner.

Barron London America Alost England Lady Randolph Churchill

Giant Fessenden family of Maine towers over normal size

A Bridgeton News profile traces William Fessenden and his eleven children, led by Rufus Gardiner Fessenden, a Boston police sergeant famed as Big Rufe. The clan's heights range from six to seven feet, with weights often above 200 pounds, and many members pursued sports while excelling in academics.

Denmark Maine William Fessenden Rufus Gardiner Fessenden Boston Sergeant Fessenden Rufe Farah Elizabeth New England Bridgeton News Bridgeton Lester Hancock Charles Walker Ed Chaplin James’ Coons Eugene Chaplin Boston Globe Fessenden Sarah William Austin Austin Brighton Village Sandy Creek George Alnon Ohio George Thomas Pingree Sarah Elizabeth William Walker Charles Ellsworth Governor Cleaves Edwin Palmer Stephen Alexander Parker Pingree Stephen Parker Rufus Gardiner Adolphus Deer Ing Pittsburg and Ohio Brownfield Conway Nashua Acton Dunstable Mans Mehitable F. Pingree Fessendens Palmer

Their American Wives Britons Sought Social Gain Through Spouses

Washington letter notes two American wives in English politics Mrs Chamberlain nee Endicott and Mrs Curzon nee Letter rose in status after marrying prominent English figures. It explains Chamberlain’s social ambitions and how his American wife helped elevate his standing in British society.

Washington Mrs. Chamberlain Endicott Curzon Letter Chamberlain Mr. Chamberlain Duke of Devonshire Marquis of Hartington Birmingham England

Architect Defends Role in Maidstone Cross Examination

In Maidstone a special jury heard cross examination of the late Mr. Alexander, Rochester bridge architect. The sergeant pressed a distinction between architect and builder, prompting the witness to note the Tower of Babel had no architect, thus arguing no single designer exists.

Alexander Rochester Bridge Maidstone Garrow Air Tower of Babelt Tower of Babel

Exchange in court over a wife's mistaken workbasket

The dialogue shows Cobwigger mocking the idea of the wife’s bloomers while Smith retorts that the judge would be amused if he could stop her from spilling items from her workbasket into her lap. The exchange portrays courtroom humor and domestic mischief.

Cobwigger Smith

Wide World of 19th Century Stage Notes

Across the arts scene, natty figures like Nat Goodwin and Katharine Kidder headline touring and London productions while new works by Marie Jansen and Paderewski emerge. Franco British actresses speak on language, with Frang Ondricek debuting in New York and Fridtjof Wagner operas planned in Philadelphia.

Nat Goodwin Bernhardt Heyne Sousa Hauptman Marie Jansen Mary Anderson Mnoby Bell Gustavus Levick Levallo Marie Stuart Rouen Katharine Kidder Charlotte Behrens Wannemacher Lincoln Park Odta Skinner Wilson Ir Arthur Sullivan Alhambra Music Hall Louise Beaudet Mario Tempest Lyric Theater London Paderewski Alexander Mackenzie Damrosch Philadelphia Academy of Music Christine Nilsson Sweden Hosto Verone Fanny Davenport Cleopatra Glamonda Hoston Lewis Morrladt Lawrence Barrel George Baker Francesca da Rimini Morrison Genson Yorick Renal Frang Ondricek United States New York Philharmonic Society Joseph Jefferson Hernhardt Acton Phillips Opera House Wilton Lackaye Svengall Chicago Lackaye Neil Burgess

Welsh Jottings Show Welsh Culture And Tourism News

The Rev H Jenkins plans to stay at Annon English Baptist church Merthyr Tydfil after a second invitation from Honeyborough Pembrokeshire. The Cambrian association of Utah plans a grand eisteddfod in October with prizes over 2000 dollars. A Schofield eisteddfod featured music literature prizes and a five minute impromptu lecture The Welsh National Press company issued a brochure on Welsh Nationality by C B Breese with cautions about leadership and patriot movements Also noted are Welsh walking routes from Hawarden to Beaumaris passing Holywell Llandulas Llandudden Aber-conwy and Bangor with Snowdon ascents potential.

H. Jenkins Annon English Baptist Church Merthyr Tydfil Honeyborough Pembrokesshire New Cymmrodorian Society Danver Ap Madoc Cambrian N Association of Utah Salt Lake City Arthur L. Thomas BE. Beenley Tooele L. D. Edwards Idaho J. J. Davies Provo John James Salt Lake Thomas C. Reese Welsh National Press Company Carnarvon C. BE. Breese Cymru Fydd Wales Hawarden Holywell Abergele Llandulas Llanduden Conway Aber-Conway Aber Beaumaris Bangor Limberis Snowdon

An Old-Time Novel Verse Recalls a Moonlit Courtship

Williams' Weekly recounts a sentimental vignette of a pretty girl at an evening party, a gate kiss under moonlight, a hand squeeze, and a family tableau with papa and mamma as approving witnesses to marriage vows. The piece evokes a nurturing domestic scene ending in a pledge of life together.

Papa Mamma Prees Williams

Stories of Thomas Reed from Maine and Washington

From Portland Maine Walter Wellman corrects misconceptions about Thomas B Reed. The piece recounts Reed as a self made man with studies in multiple languages and a fearless early legal career in Stockton and Portland. It highlights his first defense in a case where he questioned Jose Garcia and his later libel defense in Maine. Reed’s cross examination of witness Anderson on the Potter committee cemented his reputation for wit and nerve.

Portland Chicago Times Herald Walter Wellman Thomas B. Reed Mr. Wellman Tom Reed Mr. Reed Thomas Brackett Tommie Reed Reed Howard Sewell Strout California Stockton San Jose Jose Garcia Senor Garcia John Smith Bill Brown Maine Mars Colonel Jones Young Reed Washington Garfield Hale House Potter Committee Capitol Anderson William R. Morrison Louisianna Claffitn New York Tilden

Remembering Bridgets Grocery List and Name Game

A Philadelphia Record snippet features Bridget struggling to recall a list of groceries, a child’s joke about Adam naming animals, and a humorous exchange with a picture dealer about Rubens. The items include steak bread butter pepper and salt.

Philadelphia Bridget

Wedding Lamps Highlight Couple’s Gift Spread

In a line from Pick-Me-Up, Mia Nuwed notes a new perspective after marriage saying she sees things differently. She recalls receiving fifteen lamps among wedding presents, signaling a bustling home and celebratory symbolism.

Mia

Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Promoted for Ladies Health

An old advertisement touts Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as a tonic for women noting relief from weakness exhaustion and nervousness. It claims to restore flesh and plumpness and to aid digestion enrich the blood and provide lasting strength, sold by Matthews Bros Scranton.

Gilmore Matthews Bros Scranton

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