Scranton Social Scene Highlights A Gala Week Of Lectures Weds
The piece chronicles Scranton society events including a Yale Alm negotiation at J. Ben Dimmick's home, prominent patrons listed as patronsens, a Prof Clark entertainment at the Nieyle club, and gatherings around Washington’s birthday with alumni dinners and local weddings. It notes performances at the Lyceum, wax works talk, and numerous social visits across the city with many names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Yale
J. Ben Dimmick
North
Washington Avenue
Consunta of
Mossie
J. Ren. Dimmick
Everett Warren
W. J. Hond
H.W. Boies
Poor Titit
J.B. Neale
Worth Scranton
G. Gqxbern
Reynolds
New Paven
Beranto Club
Lyceum
Theatry
Thetirer
Hoyt
Wilkes-Harre
Joe Hurst
Indian Education and Reform Ideas Stir Morrisburg Meeting
An account of a Morrisburg gathering on women’s suffrage and Indian policy. Speakers debated reformers like Hudolph Blankenburg and the impact of education on Indigenous youths. A mix of visitors, chants, and performances formed a controversial program led by local legislators and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisburg
Hudolph Blankenburg
Rudie
UI Cowes
John
David Martin
Willan Filon
Van
Ford
Garmen
Taidlane
Cartiste
Movements of People in Various Cities
A garbled list shows numerous individuals moving between Albany New York Washington and Philadelphia. Names include W Crosse Mra KB Fuller WD Kenneally Coston Dea Misa Busan Dickincon J Von Cleft Wesley Gierdner Abr Ploy and R Walton with mentions of travels to New York Honenlale Philadelphia and Tonk hannock as well as hotel stays and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL. W. Crosse
Albany
Mike Anta Bwitt
New York
KB. KL. Fuller
WD. Kenneally
Aine
Coston
Washington
Dea
Misa Busan
Dickincon Min Bowen
Ac J. von Cleft
Wesley Gierdner
Honenlale
B. Little
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Strength
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cleanser for impure blood and a maker of health, claiming improved energy, clearer skin, and relief from conditions like dyspepsia pneumonia and blindness. It cites multiple testimonials from named individuals across Vermont Indiana Connecticut and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Many A. Clane
Willaington
Hound
Henay O
Tayiorn
Canaan
Conn
Mary A. Brake
East Clair Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Atlantic St
St. Paul
Minn
P. Kesvrs
Walnut St
Buffalo
Long Walk Brings Couple To Marriage License
A distressed couple, Elisabeth Dunia and Wranota Smith, walked from Curbendale to obtain a marriage license after their funds ran out. They praised a Samaritan who intervened, and Alderman Kausko solemnized their vows with a blessing as they announced their union and debt of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Diamay
Elisabeth Dunia
Wranota Smith
Allie
Ark Panteds
Mies
Kausko
Keans
Yielf
Fiedler Rolf Nuptials Marry in Dunmore Home
Mise Lenoc Rott and August A. Fiedler of Dunmore wed at the bride’s brother Herman Rolf’s residence on Adame Avenue. Pastor George W. Beheldy officiated as guests attended and a reception followed. The couple will establish a home on Summit Avenue North Beranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lenoc
August A. Fiedler
Dunmore
Herman Rolf
Adame Avenue
George W. Beheldy
Lutheran Church
Mies Martha J. Steln
Mra Wieder
Summit Avenue
North Beranton
Fair and Festival at Rendham church next week
The Stewart Memory Methodist church at Rendham will hold a fair and festival next week Monday to Wednesday evenings. A concert is planned each night. Admission is 25 cents with proceeds aiding the church. Booths offer fancy goods, candy, and useful articles, with games and a Rebekah’s well feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Memory Methwlist Church
Rendham
Boomey
Boothe
Fancy Pond
Rebekah
Ole
Local Papery Pickups In Scranton Amid Confused Ads
The Wilkes-Barre Record reaches Scranton through unclear distribution notes. Advertisers list scattered locations including Spruce and Linden avenues and reference to Kelas man row and Mac Lache wane avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Kelasman Row
Mac
Lache Wane Avenue
Temperance Meeting at Elm Park Church Highlights
The Lackawanna County Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a two session convention at Him Mark church. Mrs. C. D. Simpson presided and speakers included Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Palmer, and Mrs. Butler. They discussed prison reform, women’s suffrage, evangelistic work, and plans to aid neglected boys with a new manual training center and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Carlisle
Colorado
Scion
Lackawanna County
Pleven Butler
Harvey
Green Ridge Union
Vaughan
Mise Turner
Nay
Howell
Laneline
Green Ridge
Crooklyn
N. Y
Mie Wow
Paliver Dlo
Miles Eroma Williams
de Partment
J.M. Lowell
Vawarhan
Simeon
Miss Dean School
Frank Depue
Melon Gould
Anna
Richard Hlorns
HwReLon
Cool
Pittston
Mra
Holvey
Loyal Temperance Legion
Taylor
Jackson
Carr Kenyon
Peckville
Cave
Mol
Hall
Regin
Boya
Hawor Deter
Wilkes- Tarre
Hit
Scranton
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Nervous System Relief
An 19th century promotional piece extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for nervous exhaustion and insomnia. It cites improved sleep digestion and vitality, sharing a testimonial from Mrs. Fennie West of Chicago and praising the remedy for increasing blood supply and strengthening nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society of Chicago
Paine
Tverige
Wanidad
Talib
Palte
Fennie West
South Side Relief Society of Chicago
Issig
Miss Leonora Jackson tops violinists in German Gewandhaus debut
Miss Leonora Jackson, American violinist, performed with the Bremen Philharmonic at Leipsig’s Gewandhaus under Herg Nikiveh Mies. The concert marked the first American violinist appearance at the venue. Proceeds from Sims Reeves benefit concert were financially successful, with Reeves delivering Come unto the Garden Maud as encore. The Scranton Musical Culture Club rehearsals draw interest ahead of Easter events at St Patrick’s Church choir and Gounod Messe Solennelle at the Metropolitan Opera. The Beranten Culture club plans a Sullivan operetta Box and Tax staged by Nefere and colleagues, as part of a busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Jackson
England
Bremen Philharmonic Society
Gewandhaus
Leipsig
Herg Nikiveh Mies Jackson
Lla Craw Oper
Metropolitan Opera House
Mint
Grau
Musical Courier
Beranten Culture Club
Arthur Sullivan
Nefere
Wateh
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Family Health
An 19th century advertisement urges readers to insure health by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills. The copy promises protection against fevers pneumonia and other prostrating diseases and praises ease of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Hopkinson Smith
Keokuk
Tawa
Harriet Beocher Stowe
Mill
Sears
Mr. Smith
Chihtago
A. Clark
Chicago University
Nieyele Club
Thomas Dickson
HW. Buell
Willum Connel
M. Giffin
Miles Richmond
J. Tien
Dimwick
R. W. Archbold
G. PD. Murray
D. Jones
T. T. Watking
HH. J. Carr
George Howell
H. M. Kilwardes
BL Powell
Woreton
George Phillips
PP. Athtom
A. D. Stelle
W. O. Tiny- Tor
W. A. Hallstead
Mra. Moras
N.Y. Leet
Mrew Adame
Jame Archbicld
Kk. W. Archbold
Milton Intz
Richard Matthews
Mirw
A. M. Dovker
George Catlin
HH. C. Shafer
F. H. Jermyn
W. S. Diehl
Cleorge Jermyn
George Fuss
William Silkmoan
Mr. C.D. Jones
Eese G. Brooks
Quincy Avenue
Jennie Andrews
Shepherd
Monroe Avenue
Trinveton
Jermyn
Lafayette
Board of Trade
Winchester
Lake
Bloyelo
Asbury Church
Hector James
Lincoln Avenue
Weerley D. Hunter
Missex Muahon
King
Smith
Nicol
Waterfield
Padden
Gamewell Chirdell
Bryewn
Thompson
Jones
Messie
Moderick
Stone
Hlunewk
Gibbons
Clark
Ellen Nichole Wis
Henry Salisbury
Ishpeming, Micch
Wind
John Nicholls
Everett Avenue
Margaret Stenner
James Edmundeton
Tabertiagle Congregational Church
Dp, Jones
Washington Camp
Neothu
Poo. Ss
of A
Mears’ Hall
Bellamy
Siegel Dancing Academy
Arthur Moore
University of Penn
Wy Trenda
Joseph Beardey
Montrose
Edward Bllgade
Doowball
Knoxvilla
Tenn
Frionida
C. K. Hawley
Philadelphia
B& Prive
Pilladelphia
Philaeipita
Poeter
Che
Ginwe Lutheran Church
Milwes Crary
Bhickehiony
Mie
Megateul
Olive Street
Thahert Huckingham
Bloomsburg
West Beranton
Yee Tenlay
GTA
Bernier Howes
Hiw
Duta Ety Tia
Aire
Patrick Hope
Mhilidelphia
Borunton Telenils
Mise Adda Bone
Vite Street
Bun
Mia
Jermyn Ot Wee
Ny Y. Mis
J. A. Wilchin
Mien Iethrtine Wilson
Edward Wilein
Royal Falm Hotel
Miami
Fils
A.C. Nettleton
Joblera Asian Elition
New York City
A. A. Vowluie
Ate
Prem Qourt
Schlager
Fin Nupth
Comaling
Hellewcen Lomber Company
Officy
Sorenten
Ton
Hebert Floy Pierce
Mabawe
Bodine
Myr
Pierice
Pleming
Aretath
Citoter
Rabertis
Bribane
Elief
Tevirs
Sole
Youngquaw
Mr. Dowley
Hallows
Wheelock
Tooris Sarsapon
Hita
Polis
Fiedler
Rolf Nupials
Elm Park
W. C. T. U. Union
Kk. L. Walter
Lackawanha Fignal Suffrage Society of
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Fiske
Walker
Sociery
Roellans
Oregon
Mes
TM. M. Kaye
Lh J. Lansing
Alfed Wooler
Annabel M. Holvey
Achan
Israel
Missionary Board
Gtng
Mire
Maria M. Vaughn
Moscow
Father Deepite
Floviville
Etlle A. Miller
Mmily BF
Morns
Mollie He. Taylor
J. M. Howell
A. A. Arnold
Mira ‘the Turner
Nay Aug
Ermina Wiittis
Fanny
M. Butcher
Carbondale
J. Welthaane
Dalton
Frances Row
Annabel Moris Harvey
Pittstony
Aliee Harvey
Green Hidge
Pilla BE
Rhodes
Elmhurst
Calking
Wiverly
N. LL. Walker
Nicholson
KH. Bacon
FL Chase
Pactoryville
Kherr
Pitteon
H. LL. Palmer
J. B. Sickler
Pock~ Ville
C. HL. Cool
Horsford
Jake
Sims Reeves
Hieeves
St. Patrick’s Church Choir
Gounod
Hoods
Koey
Eary
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