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Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania

13 Jul 1895

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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1895

Page

9

Open Air Meetings Boost Scranton Youth Work at Nay Aug Park

The Young Men's Christian Association hosts Sunday open air gatherings in Nay Aug park drawing about 1,500 attendees. Prominent speakers and a glee club aid attendance as planners add a platform and seating and prepare further improvements. The report also covers the mortgage cremation of Congregation Holy Trinity Lutheran and the Calvary Reformed Church opening, with extensive church notices and upcoming religious events across Scranton.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Calvary Reformed Church Scranton Young Men's Christian Association Nay Aug Park Mahy F. L. Hitchcock Christian Association Association Glee Club Tallie Morfan Roaring Brook Elmhurst Association Trinity Lutheran Church Adams Avenue Mulberry Street Scranton Young Men's Christian Association Pearsall Railroad Department Sanborn Rescue Mission Maine Woods Wiley Northfield Weston Lockport N. Y Sandersom Avenue Ll. J. Surdam Taunton Mass Boston Robert R. Wellard Surdam Wellard Monroe Avenue Gibaon Street Calvary Church Calvery W. H. Stubblebine Watch Tower G. W. Heseler Green Ridge Street Ren G. Partridge City Penn Avenue W. J. Ford Green Hidge Baptist Church T. J. Collins Scranton Street Baptist Church Mark Levy London Apear Grace Lutheran Church First Presbyterian Church Rufus 8. Green St. Mark's Lutheran Church Fourteenth Washburn Streets A. L. Ramer All Welcome Gibson Street O. H. Stranch Schuylkill Haven Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church W. H. Pearce St. Luke's Church Rogers Lamel A. m Ermon St. Mark's Dunmore A. L. Urban Washburn Street Presbyterian Church John Hutchins Amenia Simpson Methodsat Episcopal Church Frank Parsons Waverly Beate Free Gospel Tabernacle James Scovil First Baptist Church Collins Foster U. Gift Green Ridge Edwin Lynn Miller Penn Avenue Baptist Church Warren ©. Partridge Hyde Park James Scovill Jackson Street Baptist Church Martha Winton Ithaca Hudson and Son Washington, D. C George Griffin Market Street M. D. Kinter Providence Christian Church Harvey Ira H. Bennett Philadelphia United States Samuel B. Griffith Pittsburg Busiape Maud’ Savage Whitney's Point Joseph O’brien Mra A. Conse Hin Geen Maeey Macnors Dirs. P Page
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Owld Counthry Poem Prompted by Newspaper Editor

A frayed resident asks a large town editor to publish a poem about the old country. He insists acceptance will reveal his address, while rejection would leave him without a name and his landlady's hopes. The tale is framed as a humorous anecdote from Youth's Companion.

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Gorr
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Esculapian Love Note Retrieved in The James Gazette

A quirky historical item shows a playful communication about romance and health. The speaker jokes about kissing spreading microbes and requests a heated room at midday for a private talk about the past and medical care.

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Amanda
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Summer Outpouring as Scrantonites Headed to Seashore and Europe

Names of Scranton residents sailing from New York include Mrs. William Connell and family, Judge H. M. Edwards, and many locals venturing to Europe, lakes, and mountain retreats. The piece catalogs numerous individuals visiting abroad or joining summer cottages while noting a record city migration and social miscellany from the national Christian Endeavor convention attendees to party-going and travel plans.

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Reva. James Scoville William H. McArthur Gospel Tabernacle Adams Avenue Green Ridge Tabernacle A. B. Simpson Stephen Merritt New York Charles N. Crittenden Florence Abbie C. Morrow H. Senft Altoona A. Rennick Corry George Smith Newton Mise Louise Shepherd Europe Scranton P. J. Casey Thomas Carson Albert Kate Davis Washburn Street John E. O'Malley Birney Avenue Martin Lowrey Minooka John McGee Michael A. Donahoe Cedar Avenue M. J. McGovern Lackawanna Avenue Mrs Charles McNulty Fillmore Avenue John Saunders Chicago Samuel K. Belfanyder Catawissa Columbia County E. L. Jackson Hollister Avenue Lemuel Amerman State Bar Association Bradford Henry W. Luce South Hopkins Nangadick Conn T. C. Bnover Esther Thomas Hyde Park Davidow Shoe Store HO Penn Avenue Edna B. Kent Chestnut Street Bethlehem James H. Torrey Preston Park W. A J. James Taylor Adama Avenue Ellanora’ Kelly Baltimore M. Weingartner Harold Paterson N. J Penn Avenue C. H. Brainard Omaha John Cawlen Lafayette Street Honesdale Gertrude Suydam Linden Street Bertha Bold Waverly W. J. Welsh Milwaukee Wis Mary Duffy Wilkes-Barre West Side M. D. Hine Pine Street Boston Clarence Field Maud Field Ocean Grove W. A. Endaly Cincinnati William Kelly New York City
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Musical matters and gossip in classical circles

Walter W. Kiple, a two year violin pupil of Fred Kopf, shines at a Frothingham benefit with Mazurka de Concert o by Ovid Musin. Charles H. Chandler enjoys a Berwick vacation. Whittemore travels to Boston. Notes on Saint Saens, women composers, new operatic plans, and tensions in European concerts surround a busy musical season.

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Walter W. Kiple Fred Kopf Kiple Frothingham Ovid Musin
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Wagner and Opera History Notes From the Late 19th Century

The article recalls Wagner's life and death, Bayreuth opening in 1876, and Wagner’s works staged in Paris 1861 and 1895. It mentions Luigi Margani’s new opera Heinrich Heine, a Lake George outdoor production with Misa Camille d Arville and Charles Bassett, and Ed F. Favor joining the cast. It notes Thomas Koschat’s 50th birthday with serenade, banquet, and concert by 1,500 singers, plus Lillian Russell’s summer plans and tour, and plans for The Maid of Erin by Stanislaus Stange and Julian Edwards. Patti clarifies she is a coloratura not a dramatic Wagnerian, while expressing respect for Wagner.

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Wagner Venice Bayreuth Paris Luugi Margani Marcella Heinrich Heine Dorothy Lake House Lake George Misa Camille d'Arville Charles Bassett Ed F. Favor Thomas Koschat Vienna Koschat Imperial Court Chapel Lillian Russell Europe Erin Stanislaus Stange Julian Edwards Brian Boru Patti
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Woman With a History in Napoleon Serial

A sharply dressed woman visits a lawyer and presents a document titled a history of Napoleon Bonaparte in eighteen monthly parts at ten cents a month. The attorney reluctantly signs, as the gag turns into a chilling moment when the phrase a woman with a history echoes.

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Napoleon Bonaparte Detroit Free Press
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Convention Calls for Three Republican District Conventions

The First, Second, and Fourth legislative districts hold separate conventions in Scranton Beranton and Dunmore Pa to elect two delegates each for the Republican state convention in Harrisburg on August 24 18%. Voting times span July 13 16 18 and 19 with various wards and districts listed for representation. Vigilance committees urged to govern themselves accordingly.

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Mears’ Hall Scranton Harrisburg Cccccneeesees Firat Coeck Hehe Weuksveule Court House Beranton Aute Wstviesee Coone Ie Ue Millar Emil Bonn Odd Fellows’ Hall Dunmore
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Wall Street swings as Leather Sugar stock move in cracker market

Irregular trading on the New York Stock Exchange sees Leather Preferred drop to 84% on talk of capital expansion, later denied by President Hoy and a rebound to 86%. American Sugar tumbles to 107% before recovering to 108% amid heavy selling, while Chicago Gas gains on short-covering. Rail list stays firm. New England weak. After hours bullion move hints $250,000 to $275,000 gold to Europe.

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New York The Stock Exchange Today Railway List Leather Preferred Hoy Chicago General Electric New England Europe Tribune G. d. B. Dimmick William Linn Allen & Co Spruce Street Scranton
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Cattle and Sheep Receipts at Chicago Live Stock Yards

Ir regular market notes at the Chicago Union Stock Yards on July 12 show cattle receipts around 4,500 head with selling strong and uneven gains. Texans and western stockers traded higher early, then gains faded on heavy packing and shipping lots. cows and bulls ranged from $1.60 to $6.75, calves to $5.00. Sheep receipts near 7,900 head with a firm sheep market but weak lambs. lamb prices from $1.76 to $4.25 and lambs at about $3.50 to $5.75.

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Buffalo Chicago Union Stock Yards Wis
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Toledo Grain Market Report C II July

Toledo Ohio July 12 Wheat receipts 16086 bushels shipments 4000 bushels market quiet No 2 red cash and July July August September 7c December 24c No 3 red cash Corn market dull No 3 yellow 1 1 8c No 3 do 9c Gats Receipts 9975 Receipts 6900 bushels shipments 2600 bushels none no trading Clover Seed Market dull October 6 55 prime alsuce cash 5 25 prime timothy cash 2 75 August 2 00 September p20

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New York Tiga Chicago Western South America Pennsylvania Western Dairy Elgins State Toledo Alsuce Timothy
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Oil price movements on Market On City and Pittsburg

Oil opened on Market On City at 145 with a low of 145 and a high of 158 before closing at 152. In Pittsburg on July 12 prices opened at 122, peaked at 168, dropped to 151, and closed at 1 644.

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Pittsburg
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Philadelphia Tallow Market Steady Amid Low Demand

Philadelphia market notes dull trade with tallow prices unchanged. Quotations show city prime in birds 40 and country prime in barrels with variations for grease and cakes, reflecting steady demand but weak activity.

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Philadelphia
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Industrial activity drives Pennsylvania coal region growth

Taylor and Co of Scranton buy Johns breakers at St Clair from Reading Coal and Iron. Reading’s Lehigh Valley steam to sink Wadesville shaft. Bethlehem Iron reports 4000 on payroll. Carmetco and Duquesne works expand with two 450–600 ton furnaces. New machines, shakers, and jigs emerge at Hazleton, Laurel Hill, and Hugleton shops as private roads, boiler houses, and spoker plants rise.

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A. Pardee & Co A. 8. van Wickle Delaware Carnecte Steel Company Duquesne Works David E. Phillips Mahanoy City Hazleton Iron Works Burk Mountain MI Creek Coal Company Laurel Hill Reading Coal and Iron Company Wadesville Lehigh Valley Coal Company No. 2 Yorktown Buck Mountain Hayes
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New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Fast Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy. It eases pain in the bladder kidneys and urinary passages for both men and women and stops water retention almost instantly. Sold by C. M. Harris at 125 Penn Avenue Scranton Pa.

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C. M. Harris Penn Avenue Scranton
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