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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1896

Page

9

Scranton Social News Big Week of City Outings and Circles

A busy week unfolds with Scranton residents joining lakeside trips and social events. The Scranton Whist Club opens its season with a Tuesday meeting at the Mears building, listing members and officers. Local engagements include marriages, dinners, and numerous personal mentions highlighting residents visiting, hosting, and traveling to nearby cities and resorts.

Scranton Whist Club Mears John Duesenbury George Waters P.F. Struppler Dr. Smith George Barrowman M. W. Lowry W. A. Wilcox HW. P.wallace F. P. Price W. Pierce CR Parker W. Cunater C. Dean L. Hemrnd

Dramatic Notes in a Busy London Scene

Rehearsals and tours span Verdi aging home project in Milan to Corviil Sorrows of Satan dramatization. Salini operas, Henry Irving Napoleon role in Madame Sans Gene, Tempest America return, Bloomingdale revisions, and Oscar Hammerstein Olympia bid. plus Charles Warren to Australia and Sydney theatre debut.

Verdi Milan Marie Corviil Sandow Olympia Company Thomas Q. Seabrooke Alimony Club Peter Dalley Henry Irving Napoleon Iit Marie Tempest America Mr. Bloomingdale Footlights William Lange Chicago Nine Eddie Foy On the Earth Mr. Lange John W. Dunne Sothern BR. N. Stephens The Lyceum Stubenstein Mdre Ife Lt Georgia Caine Jennie Goldthwaite Miss Olympia New York City Spire Theatre Company London Housie Tim Murphy My Delacour Sydney Grundy John Hare Broad Aireot Heath Olea Nethertale Joseph Tatton Cheek Carmen Dramatic Mirror Anastralia New York Charles Warren Australia Sydeny Providence Hayman-Frohman Klaw & Erlanger Nixon & Zhumerman Rich & Harris Syndicate Shannon Edward EF Kidder India W. H. Powers Bungalow Robert John B. Campbell Bartley Campbell Messrs. Campbell Eden Murer Musee Central Park Brooklyn Bridge Union Chamber of Horrors Winter Garden

Big Parade of Children Marks Lutheran Anniversary

Religious notices describe a 1000 child parade for St Mark's Lutheran church events in Clark's Summit. Abington Baptist Church hosts a fifth anniversary at St Mark's with visiting pastors and a missionary program. Evangels meet in a South Malin pavilion as revival and prayer gatherings continue.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Abington Baptist Church Waverly Andrew Leighton Mia Byron J. Hall James McAlpine F. J. Bailey Maud Miller

Religious News Notes from Area Churches

Religious notes report events across churches: Simpson Methodist excursion to Lake Ariel on Tuesday, James Hughes to preach at Jackson Street Baptist tomorrow at 7 pm, a recent Jackson Street Baptist entertainment and T event drawing a large crowd, Grace Lutheran festival on the church lawn at Madison and Mulberry, George Kunkle of Berwick to preach at Park Place Lutheran with services 10:30 am and 7 pm, Rev T Bell of Plymouth Congregational returning from Asbury Park, a 1500‑strong Baptist Young People reunion at Lake Ariel, and St Mark's Lutheran to renew activities starting Wednesday night.

First Welsh Baptist Church J. Allen Morton Kingston Volunteers of America Linden Street Mr. Davy Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Lake Ariel James Hughes Jackson Street T. Bell Plymouth Congregational Church Asbury Park Baptist Young People’s Union Pennsylvania St. Mark's Lutheran Church Green Ridge Baptist Church W. J. Ford First Baptist Church Stranton Street W. F Matthews Dr. Beddoes Young People's Prayer Meeting Rose Phillips Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Wyoming Avenue Mulberry Street Green Ridge Presbyterian Church George Knox Indianapolis Endeavor Society Waverly Browe China Linim Second Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor John R. Davis D. D New York City St. Luke's'Church Rogera Israel St. Mark's Dunmore Edward J. Haughton Kim Park L. C. Murdoc Epworth League Providence Methodist Episcopal Church All Welcome Grace Lutheran Church Madison Avenue Foster J. Gitt Haom St. David's Church Bromley Avenue M. HH Elm Park Chapel Corner Ash James Efreets Little England Fred A. Carr Penn Avenue Baptist Church Ransom Harvey W. ©. Jenkins Bunda Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church George T. Mrice Lydia Puritan Congregational Church Newman Matthews Cod Howard Place African Methodist Episcopal Church A. McCice All Souls’ Universalist Church Pinestreet FW. Whippen St. Paul's Lutheran Park Place George C. Kunkel Berwick St. Mark J. BD. Sweet Young Women's Christian Association Washington Avenue

Religious Services Across Green Ridge Churches

A long church list details morning and evening services at Green Ridge and nearby congregations. Rev. W J Ford and Rev. W F Matthews lead several parishes with Sunday school, youth meetings, and special sermons. other pastors include Rev. George Knox, Rev. John I Moffat, Rev. Edward J Haughton, and Rev. M H Muir. Various churches provide sermons, Bible schools, and evening programs. seats are free and all are welcome.

Noted composers and a 260-voice choir prepare for convention

The piece recalls famous composers and their works while noting the United Choir of 260 voices rehearsing for the Christian Endeavor convention. It will first meet this fall at the First Presbyterian church under Professor J. M. Chance and Lewis Davis, with three subgroups.

United Choir Christian Endeavor First Presbyterian Church West Side Orth End J. M. Chance Lewis Davis

Committeeman Scott on Money Question and National Policy

West Virginia Committeeman Scott, leader of the New York Republican eastern headquarters, urges discussion of currency reform. He argues silver and paper money are not sound without gold backing, warns of selective benefits, and claims a revenue from customs could stabilize the economy, expand industry, and improve farmer and labor conditions. He envisions a thriving market, higher railroad investment, and a boost to employment if monetary policy and tariffs are aligned to sustain a strong, honest currency.

J. M. Chance Preston Park J.C. Vaughan Philadelphia Mrad Miller Remington Avenue 4Yne County Mehing, Afr M. J. Egan Minooka Jermyn John F. Scragg New York Llonel C. E. Pryor Asbury Park F. W. Gunster Atccity Ward Lewis Leggett Atreat Hage d West Virginia Jee W. Clarke H. H. Brainford West Side New York City Iain Mrs. D Atherton Son Fe Port Jer Scott Walter Wellman McKinley Hoebart Elver Elita Ite Mr. Scott Moon

Financial forecast urges foreign money to flow in

A market letter speaks on Europe’s wealth and the need for American honesty to attract foreign capital. It attacks Bryan as spectacle, asserts his lack of finance knowledge, and predicts the country remains in its youth with uncertain outcomes ahead.

Bryan Thouvanda Europe Fem Thorsand New York Show Gardens Canton MckKinley Dave

The Wise Man in Detroit Tribuna Verse

A fragment poem notes a town man who is “wondrous wire” and cuts his eyes on a bramble then turns to money, with the Detroit Tribuna as the cited source. The verse presents a satirical fable on greed and perception.

Detroit Tribuna

Man versus woman roles and everyday chores myth

The piece argues men are weaker at multitasking than women detailing tasks women perform daily. It contrasts inventions and public feats by men with domestic skills women possess, then lists common household acts men struggle with. The tone mirrors a dated social commentary on gender abilities.

World Beer Production in 1895 by Country

A Vienna based journal reports global beer output for 1895. Germany leads at 56,243, seven hectoliters. Great Britain rises with 3,? million hectoliters. the United States ranks third, with 125,282 hectoliters sold in 1885 and 23,469,601 barrels. Total world production reaches 214,209,958 hectoliters.

Gambrinus Vienna Brewers’ Journal Germany Great Britain United States Australia South America Atetria-Hungary

Proper Advice for Wilkes-Barre Shoppers

The Wilkes-Barre News-Dealer urges shoppers to buy from legitimate year round merchants. It condemns itinerant sellers who rent temporary storefronts for a month or two as undeserving of patronage from the community.

Wilkes-Parre

Lehigh Valley Special Excursion To Indianapolis Sept 7 1896

Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a one way fare round trip from points on the Lehigh Valley system to Indianapolis Indiana for the Democratic National Convention. Special excursion tickets sold from August 29 to September 1 good for return including September 7, 1896.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Lehigh Valley R. BR Indianapolis Ind

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