Pirates of Penzance Charity Show Raises Fifty Hundred
A social column notes a charitable performance of the Pirates of Penzance by local talent. The gala event drew large crowds, featured a grand chorus and elaborate costumes, and yielded about fifteen hundred dollars for a local cause. Performers and organizers praised the effort and community spirit.
Movements of People Among Local Residents
A list of local social movements and visits shows Mrs J Matthiews being heard from Atlanticiby Miss Barber of Hawkwood visiting Miss Archbutd. Several residents travel to Binghamton Cyrbondate Lakeville Paterson Newark New York City and Philadelphia for short visits and family occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo W. Scranton
James Bhill
and Mia
Arthur Twitchell
Miss Belin
Mise Welles
Helen Sanderson
Jessup
Cialpin
Hunt
Ellis
Belin
I. J. Cole
Charlotte Street
Minghamton Lierald
John Lyon
Honoxdale
Mre
Terrell
Carbondale
Mra. Spencer
South Milh Avenue
van Stephens
Balt Lake City
Leawler
Great Tabernacle Elioly
Mateltiy
Mag
Tiertey
M. Rhiannon
Helen Ryin
Hortgenve Coyne
Scrnmtoy, Pa
Susie Donly
Doulleday Street
Binghamton
Matthiews
Atlantic
Iby
Philhedelphiie
Atm
Sidney Honwood
South Dakota
Anna W. Albert
East Stroadsburg
Clarence Burnett
K. J. DeGrooch
Bummit
N. C
George Beott
Webster Avenue
Alies Hallie Miller
North Washington Avenue
Paterson
Newark
New York City
Beott Hourrly
Owego
N.Y
Whitney
Woodlaiwn Park
George P. Griffith
Muba
Boarding house agitator draws harsher lines on gossip
The piece contrasts masculine and feminine attitudes toward responsibility and grievance airing in newspapers. It discusses fear of leadership, how women and men engage with public discourse, and the role of the press in exposing personal faults. It ends with satire on a boarding house agitator and marital disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Harris
Genet Grant
Vathicks
Whitty
Yeper
Weis
Puoper
eScranton
Satcy Beas
Scranton Symphony Orchestra Concert Praised At Lyceum
The Scranton Symphony Orchestra Society reports strong rehearsals and announces a Monday concert at the Lyceum with Evan Williams as featured esseist. The orchestra lineup includes noted musicians and a Beethoven symphony program, promising the year's finest music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Symphony Orchestra Society
Lyceum
Ole
Foe
Scranton
Theodore Hemberger
J. MM. Noberteen
J. Rh. Welsenflue
Frank J. O'Hara
Charles Koempel
J. H. Thomas
George Waters
Ibraman
Theoderre Memberger
Evan Willams
America
Evan Williams
The
Scranton Symphony Orchestra
Walther
Nuernberg
Wagner
Evan Willime
Tintermecue
St. Peter
Protherog
Meyerbeer
Nadeoccessubhr
Phny’ Orchestra
Organ Program at Second Presbyterian Church
The schedule lists morning and evening organ pieces and an anthem by Ralph Williams with titles such as Meditation and Come Unto Me, followed by Hear My Prayer and Abide with Me and a Marche Sulemette postlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Saeeee Burton
Bervic
Bartlett
Mabets
Moxaet
Barri
Ralph Williames
Waser
Oftertory-sein
Shelley
An Egyptian Harem Visit in Cairo Gardens
The narrator describes a stay near Cairo touring a harem set among date palms and olive groves. Mirza, a educated niece from Constantinople, explains customs while jewelry and amulets are shown. The party shares meals and observes ablutions, then endures buzzing insects and ants before sleeping inside as dawn prayers begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Mirza
Constantinople
Wsele
Arten
Miraa
Promise and Performance in a Jest of Jinkson’s Estate
An Indianapolis Presa quip notes fluctuating fortunes of Jinkson’s estate. A joking tone contrasts promised value with investments that increased or altered the perceived worth, reflecting early 20th century interest in speculation and estate management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Atherton
A. FL Brooks
JH. D. Merril
Messrs
F. E. Platt
J. W. Taylor
WW. W. Kingsbury
Jinkson
Indianapolis
Different Points of View and Witty Quips Across Papers
A collage of humorous quotes and snippets from Chicago and other papers. The fragments feature light banter about reading, optimists, wealth versus poverty, and refined verse, reflecting varied editorial tones and social spins across 19th century publications.
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Sociale
Nod and Gun Club
Excelsior Club
Lawrence Orchestra
Harry Jones
Joseph Curt
Stanley Manness
William Pearson
Mary Greeley
Merriman
Heathes Morris
Christine Fellows
Miabel Fritz
Mrs. Burns
Meesie Stelle
Emma Wall
May Hackett
Melon Lewis
Howe
Davenport
Chirch
Maddox
Kelly
Sue Ripple
Hamilton
Caryl
Heckler
Guru Thompson
Eleanor Moffat
Frith Archbald
Katherine Steell
Gertrude Coursen
Margaretta Belin
Marjorie Warren
Martha Washington
Kingsbury Han
Elizabeth Blair
Mary
Elizabeth Dickson
Mixes Eloise Phelps
Helen Powell
Anna McAnulty
Helen Simpson
Jeanne
Ner Plumley
Gordon Taylor
Walter Phillips
Taylor Foster
Max Phillips
Iarold Welles
Douglas Torrey
James Linen
Frank Law
Hamption C. Shafer
Miss Welles
Mra. Clarence Stores
BW. Ware
KE. OB
Dermyn
Wera
WH. Storrs
W. H. Jessup
Mise Barber
Englewood
H. l. Brady, Jr
W. M. Dickson
A.C. Twistehell
A. BE. Watson
JS. W. Gearhart
H. M. Hintt
Mies Archbald
Misa Armstrong
Stockbridge
Alice Matthews
Pennell
Siegel
Academy
Mise Burke
Jennie Chromes
Flora Helier
Mire Whiteford
Miss Davis
Nellie Penry
Sadie Mattes
Bertha Wettling
Misa Jennie Davis
Miles Callahan
Krieceteine
Misa Zenke
Mies Decker
Miss Miller
Mira Jennie Sigman
Mra
Moses
Mee
Taylor
J. H. Jones
Myre
James Hopkins
Mise Emily Watson
Miss Cummings
Mise Nallin
Miss Powell
Miss Mathias
Mise Woolhaugh
Mia Margaret Palmer
Miss Drake
Misa Witis
Mise
Alice Havery
Miss Mawl Howey
Mie Wilson
Miss Shaw
Miss Spencer
Miss Koch
Frances Felgel
Mies
Margaret Felget
Thomas Russell
Joseph F. Chearing
Evaard I
T. FP. Irynon
Frank Trop
Franie Dewitt
Harry Stanton
W. F. Koch
Sidneplise
John Devine
Oren Carr
M Robert Whiteford
Deln Conty
William Poinvester
Nelson Atherton
Justin Finnehan
OF. S. Riot
Verje Taylor
Arthur Hooven
Robert Pett
Letter Morse
John PL Crimes
H. A. Ku
Tennyson
Donald Mitchell
Mrs. Townsend
Mr. J. Poore
Fh. G. Coursen
Miss Hardenbergh
Misa Worthington
Mr. Salter
New York
Bauer
Mileawheth
Rose
Scranton Lawlee
Mike
Macenheers
Beranton Liederkrangz
Annie Vans
Filmorenye
Hue
Anna Bell
West Market Birect
Marnest Seton Theraipson
Young Man's Hristiin Association Oudiioriion
Wilkes-Barre
Bruges
Baker’s
Net
Ane
Ietetic of Hygienis Gazette
Walter Baker & Co
Dorchester, Mass
Pun
Tma
Tom
A. N. Thippard
R. Ro Weleenilue
Alfred Ernst
Claude Staufer
James T. Lewis
St. George Brown
Elden von Tuyte
Willian Schiliing
A.C. Scholl
George Kuss
Herbert Zerbe
Fred L. Widemayer
Clara Long
Nellie Hollister
Adolph Glasscheib
Howard Schuster
A. M. Stevens
Albert Hollender
Miss Henwood
Clarence EK. Knowles
James F. Gannon
Sassoons
FL Bernhardt
Charles Dietsch
French Horne
U. Diletschke
W. Ringer
Thomas Miles
Charles Conrad
Charles Krieg
Trombonnes
John Turn
Willam Vv
Grutitha
W. B. Prosser
Tinpunt
Charles Doersam
Charles Connell
W. A. Langerfeld
Elm Park Church
J. Alfred Pennington
Rheinberger Ochoir
Veese
Gilbert Cheir
Stalner
Cardner Hussgolm
Washburn Street Presbeterian Church
BL Derman
J. ML Chance
Paine
L. A. Martin
Chillicothe
Second Presbyterian Church
Salome
Mises Guaragan
Postlade
Marche Sulemette
Gionod
Heron
Banso
Lily
Mrs. Wickwire
Ale Cole
Wiehford
Tichinnpolis Press
George
Kentucky
Chicago Trans-Herald
Chicago
Timpeos
Herali
Washington Star
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