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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1900

Page

6

Wilkes Barre golf event draws heavy interest at open

The Wilkes-Barre open tournament drew attention as players like Messia T H Watkins J J Brooks F P Fuller and Law Watkins qualified. Brooks Fuller and Woodruff tied early in medal play. Scranton Country Club hosts a men's foursome today amid high local interest and strong social gatherings around golf and weddings.

Wilkes-Barre Messia T. H. Watkins J. J. Brooks F. P. Fuller Law Watkins J. H. Brooks Fuller Woodruff Scranton Country Club Haks T. C. von Storch M. B. Fuller von, Storch Florida

Movements of People In Scranton Area

A long list of local residents and visitors is noted, with many names and destinations. Mrs Walter Henwood and others are recorded in Pittston and Sayre New York. Prof Nicholas Stahl visits the city. Victor Koch returns from Philadelphia Seattle. Miss Hartnell visits Quincy Avenue. families tour East Hampton Chestnut Wilfer and Waterford New York. others travel to Albany Trenton and Williamsport.

Richard Matthews Rowayton Conn Mire Sayre N.Y A. B. Blair Joseph Platt Waterford N. Y Joseph Levy Vine Street Albany New York Mise Nellin Morgan Church Avenue Fred Mason Edna Avenue Moscow W. W. Patterson Percy Moore Washington Avenue Trenton N. J Henry Nichols G. Parson Nichols Binghamton, N. Y A. D. Blackinton Flsh Farrington J. B. Fish North Main Avenue J. M. Daly Lackawanna Railroad Syracuse Utica Mra Li. M. Gates Hillsdale Mich Hillsdale College Estella Stutzman Adonia Avenue Williamsport Sunbury Jerary Shore Paris Paris Exposition View CO Fifth Avenue

Notable Locals Attend National Convention from Lackawanna County

The piece lists visitors to a national convention from Lackawanna county including FB J Howler, Taylor Foster, J I Connell, James McAnulty, George Wahl, T F Penman, John Reynolds, John Gibbons, W B John, J M W Phillipa, Jobe Foumans, BR Willis Roose, Edward Robathan, and others such as G W Jenkins, T J Reynolds, J J Pelio ws, W P Dawdlin, Colonel Long, FE A Jones of Archbald, FL WFieits, Marry Jenkins, Dy Portous of Taylor, along with Emil Welchel of Olive Street.

Lackawanna County FB. J. Howler Taylor Foster J. I. Connell Jamee McAnulty George Wahl T. F. Penman John Reynolds John Gibbons W. B. John J. M W. Phillipa Jobe Foumans BR. Willis Roose Edward Robathan Hon Mr. J. J. Farr, G. W. Jenkins, T. J. Reynolds, J. J. Peliows W. P. Dadwin Long A. Jones Archbald W. Fieits Marry Jenkins Dy. Portous Taylor

Convention memories and the Teddy Depew moment

A vivid recollection of the Republican national convention with pennants, crowds, and the Quay Wanamaker rivalry. Observations focus on Theodore Roosevelt’s presence, Senator Depew’s dignified bearing, and Pennsylvania figures like William Connell. The writer notes spectacle, heat, and the crowd’s reactions to nominating symbols and personalities.

Pennsylvania William Connell Quay Oregon Lodge Flinn Peter and Co Wanamakerite Bis Idol

A Fair in the Olden Time

An observer recalls the 1860s Chicago Exposition and New York Crystal Palace. The piece notes private civic effort, grand banquet at the Metropolitan, crowds at Bryant Park, and prominent visitors from Franklin Pierce to Winfield Scott, with humor about glasses and honesty.

New York London Bryant Park Reservoir Park United States Franklin Pierce Crystal Palace Forty-second Street Washington Grays George Washington Sixth Avenue Mercury Winfield Scott Bishop Wainright Metropolitan Hotel America

Eye Doctor Visits Maine Farm Welfare

The Lewiston Journal reports a travel eye doctor visiting a rural Maine household. The man in the house works in the barn while his wife notes he may need new glasses after years of eye trouble. He staggers in from the shed, dusting his hands, to speak with the doctor.

March Hill Lewistown

Whiskey and a Spire Dedication of Austinburg Church

The Congregational church at Austinburg Ohio was dedicated by breaking a bottle of whiskey over its 100 foot spire. The event marked the first frame church on the Western Reserve and capped a week long building raisin with community revelry and a lake sailor's ascent to complete the ceremony.

Ohio Pampas Congregational Austinburg Geneva Western Reserve Giles W. Cowles Menna

Plays and Players in Busy Season For Klaw & Erlanger

Ben Teal begins rehearsals for Foxy Quiller on Sept. 10 while Klaw and Erlanger engage Hilla Clarke as prima donna for The Bostonians next season. John Page headlines The Rogers Brothers in Central Fork, Signor de Novallis returns from Europe in August, Nellie Thorne to play Bether in Ben Hur, and Josep Brooks and Ben Stern back Hobart Lesworth with Blanche Walsh in Eugene Reubrey’s new play. Mary Shaw and others to star in new productions. Phoebe Davis, famed for Way Down East, remains a wealthy star after 1,025 performances.

Ben Teal Klaw & Erlanger Foxy Quiller Hilla Clarke Bostonians John Page Haw Rogers Brothers Central Fork Signor de Novallis Kiaw & Erlanger Opera Company Europe Auicuet Nellie Thorne Bether Ben Whur England Josep Brooks Ben Btern Hobart Lesworth Blanche Walsh Eugene Rewbrey Frank McKee Himmelhof Peter F. Dailey Hodge, Podge & Co W. S Hart Messlla Mary Shaw Amrah Mabel Mert Adaline Adler Tirah Ben Hur Phoebe Davis Sctirem

Wasted Opportunity in War Talk Spotted by Farmers

A Washington Star excerpt shows Farmer Cortensel and neighbors debating sincerity and urge for war, noting reluctance and praise for restraint. The dialogue hints at provocation and desire for action while warning against reckless talk of conflict.

Cortensel Washington Star

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SOC Asonal H. P. Simpson Katherine Marion Kingsbury Mary Dimmick Anna and Bosworth Parke Helen and Gretchem Mott Romayne Spencer Eleanor Kingsbury Grace McLean Margaret Shafer Edward Warren Frank Silliman Joel Tate Henry Nat Robertson Harold Ware William Jermyn William von Storch Richard Austin Robertson Edwards Kingsbury Simpson Geoffrey Wisner Kingsbury John Mowell Marion Holcombe Pittston W. G. Fulton Lily I. Jones Philadelphia G. D. Murray Duncan Reynolds Sprague Dr. Keller Doersam and Miss Law Miss Lewis Miss Nichols Milford Brady H. &. Kirkpatrick Louise Matthews Gearhart Hanley Howell Messrs. Snyder Hantey Williams Kingsbury Law W. W. Rogers Savannah Frank Gullman, J Jr Rogers Charles EB. Masters Mildred Davis Scranton Joseph Madison Etta Davis James Street Masters Mary FE Jonea Edward Young St. Luke's Church Rogers Israel, D. DD Green Ridge Margaret Walsh West Scranton William Cressler Walter Henwood Miew Anna Law Mia Gloria Ana Toc Isc Mears & Hagen Lackawanna Avenue Emil BP. Welchel Olive Street Teddy Chauncey Depew Mark Hanna Tim Woodruff Odell Senator Depew Chauncey San Juan Hill Cuba New York State Payne Chauncey M. Depew Congressman Connell Lackawanna Luzerne Charles Emory Smith Atood Mr. Connell Ashbridge Connell John Williams Dale Warren Stratford George Edward Reed Dickinson College Colorado McKinley Baker's Walter Baker & Co Dorchester, Mass Jonas Long Nobby The New York Time Maine Cleveland Plain Sealer Wyoming Ave Prine Califo Ranch San Rafael Long Taland Mian Davies Frank MeKee
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