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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1897

Page

5

Girard the Philadelphia Merchant and Benefactor

A portrait of Stephen Girard detailing his rise from a Philadelphia trader to a major banker and philanthropist. It covers his early voyages, marriage, charity during the 1795 yellow fever, rise as a banker in 1812, his role in supporting the U.S. during the War of 1812, his vast Chestnut Street block investment, and his enduring legacy including Girard College and city institutions.

W. H W. Zeller Philadelphia Ledger Girard Delaware Bay Bordeaux New York New Orleans Port Au Prince Water Street Lord Howe Mary Lumm Mount Holly Philadelphia St. Augustine's Church Old St. Paul's Church Trinity Catholic Church Sixth Spruce Streets Passyunk Second Street Pennsylvania Mediterranean John Charleston Ghrari Girard College Bush Hill Arch Race Streets Vine Street Dramay Federal Gazette Bush Hil Stephen Gira Peter Helm Thia College For Orphane United States Hhs Purensts Montesquieu Valparaiso Canton China Capes of Delaware T de Montecquieu la Pas Politiera Ishown Tie Chestnut Street Eleventh College Hon Peel Hill John Dunlap Elizabeth Market Street Murat Spain Napoleon Peel Hall Ridge Road Penn Township Chestnut Girard Street Cheatnut Street Thomas Cadwalader John M. Read Frank McLaughlin Henry M. Phillips Wharton Chancellor 5. T. Beale RK. Earp Thomas J. Potts Harry McCall Conrad Brothers Board of City Truste Horace Binne M. Sergeant Itwell Curlown Girard Trust Girardi

New York Fashions Have Continental Summer Styles

The article surveys current summer dress trends in New York, noting traveling dress as street wear and elaborate white wedding gowns. It details skirt shapes with circular sides, long trains, and extensive lace and ribbon trimming, plus varied fabrics from satin to organdy. It highlights bicycle costumes, hats with plumes, and understated color blends, ending with accessory notes and a nod to Florida water.

New York Murry & Lanman

A Wasted Dime

A brief comic exchange shows Dick asking for water for Mr Nicefellow while a boy receives a dime. The dialogue captures a domestic vignette with family dynamics and a moment of small generosity.

New York Weekly Mr. Nicefellow Little Brother

Endeavor Delegates Plan Large San Francisco Trip by Rail

The Christian Endeavor society eyes a San Francisco meeting with 10 000 delegates possible. Pennsylvania leads a banner delegation traveling in two or three special trains from New Jersey New York and New England. Rail routes Chicago St Louis and the West are planned with numerous stops and lectures by Rev J Wilbur Chapman Rev George Pentecont and others. The program includes sight seeing Del Monte and Sandford University visits with a return in late July.

Young People'sa Society of Christian Endeavor San Francisco Chicago St. Louis Pennsylvania Gillespie Christian Endeavor Unions District of Columbia New Jersey New York New England J. Wilbur Chapman Philadelphia George F. Pentecont London Yonkern N. Y John R. Davies R. MH. Conwell Howard H. Russell Columbus Ohio Wil ‘Im Patterson Toronto Matta Bie D. Babcock Baltimore Robert Johnson B. Tyler Grand Rapids Brooklyn A. I. Maldrum William Shaw Boston H.L. Willett del Monte Sandford University Portland Beattls Columbia Spokane Xyeljowatone Park California Christian Endeavor West Europe America Young Men's Christian Association England France Haly Holy Land East Philadelphia Times Allen Phitputt Pennsylvania Union Washington Middle States Indiana Kansas City Christian Endeavor Union of Denver Idaho Springs Georgetown Silver Plume Mendota Manitou Pike's Peak Garden of the Gods Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Christian Endeavorers Great Mormon Tabernacle East Lake City Eix Oakland Alameda Mechanics’ Pavilion Woodward's Pavilion Hudd Phelan Clark Baer Trev J. F. Cowan D. D Pittsburg C. B. Ebermann Gloucester D. Davies D.D Oshkosh W. B. Derrick J. BE. Colbert G. C. Kelly W. Ts. Taylor Birmingham Ala Metsger Lafayette Ore Caledonia G. C. Adams J. M. Sowden Olneyville Thor. Nowlin Newburg Ore W. 8. Hoskinson Sacramento Modern Christian Endeavor Society Christian Endeavor Fellowship van News Avenue

Helene of Naples photographed as a striking young princess

The Italian picture shows Helene, Princess of Naples, as a beautiful young woman famed for her adventurous life as Princess of Montencero. She is learning Italian and the family name in Petrowitech-Njegusch, with Danilo once named Lord of the Black Mountains, reflecting a lineage of fighters.

Victoria Sweden Europe William Helene Naples Italy Montencero Black Mountains Traly Dota Sepea

Burdened by Delegates Railroads Face $2,000,000 Travel Cost

The piece discusses the expected costly travel for Christian Endeavor delegates to San Francisco in 1897. It examines projected attendance, transportation expenses averaging $65 per person, and the impact on railroad earnings, comparing to Montreal 1893. It notes Pennsylvania leads in potential delegates, with New York and New England states following.

Chicago St. Paul East United States Montreal Henes San Francisco South America Popular Science Monthly Para Amazon Matto Grosso Orinoco Muonoe India Bolivia Peru Razil Congo Man Puitha Singapore Malaysia Cambodia Cochin China Hindustan Africa Madagnscar

Costly Long Distance Talk Leaves Rochester Man Short

A Rochester manufacturer used a long distance call to New York, chatting through a booth while two observers waited for Buffalo slips and Syracuse salt headlines. Upon leaving, he faced a $25.90 bill for five minutes of talk.

Rochester New York Buffalo Grant Syracuse

City and Country Houses Mentioned in Jinke's Rumor

Fragmentary lines reference a country house and a person named Wink, with phrases about ownership and taking on duties. The text appears as a garbled snippet from a broader dialogue or column, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond generic references.

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Stephen Girard Baring Brothers & Co Auntion Sophia Norway Shela Grand Duke of Baden t@ Gustaf Einglas Foreign House Great Brithan Bank of the United States Congress Good Friends Bank of United States Treasury Deaier Cpevie Chestnut Street Purchase Princess Victoria Crown Princess NEW York Fashions Fannie Field Earnest Christian Endeavor Crown Prince the Banner Delegation W. A. Gillespie Bart Pennsylvaniana Rubber Hales
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