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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1896
Page
8
Uncxpected Birthday Gatherings For Gleason and Bly
Honry Gleason and Mr and Mrs Bly receive surprise honors at home celebrations on Helmont Street and Phory Street. The Gleason party featured a varied amusements and a substantial repast with many friends presenting gifts while the Bly gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Elwin J Bly drew a large attendance and numerous presents for Mrs Bly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honry Gleason
Willie Price
Willie Davis
Thomas Belridge
Leon Ryan
Eddie Bates
Willie Wilson
George Davis
Freddie Wagner
Elwin J Gly
James May
Harvey Reining
Edward Rive
John Corel Howard Olver
Willian Pastor
Mutten Iver
James Bissett
Martin Oilver
Fred Shiman
P Harmird
Base Ball Club Faces Sale to Mobile Traction Firm
Carbondallans express disappointment after a Traction company meeting. Investors doubt the club can survive without park access and fear a sale to Mobile may be finalized. Lingering hope fades as officials weigh financial use of the park and club concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alu
Traction Company
Elute
Toms Bave
Piraethan
Noel Hone
Alda
Mange
Aterest
Consolidation Meetings for Carbondale and Forest City Railways
Saturday morning sessions of the Carbondale and Forest City Passenger railway consolidation were held at Martieft power house. Officials from Philadelphia and North presided as the mayor, P L Ob Dlendrick, could not attend. resolutions were passed approving the merger terms and corporate privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studid
Cirhoriadate and
Forest Ity
Carbondate Traction Company
Martieht
Wilkote
Riphis
Fainehikes
Carbondale
Wid
Paskengoer
de Cartierilate Tretetion Canpanniy
Martates
Local Notables Attend Social and Church Events
The Epworth league of the Methodist Episcopal church hosts Miss Voorhees from Mittehure while Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Hatleteint attend a gala on Terror Street. Community figures including Jerais Rataeeiay, Jeli Stuart, and Thomas Carroll gather for services at Welch Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Davies and Rev W Lew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Miss Voorhees
Elwcotionis
Mittehure
Ayers Tae
Stein Bayer
Dereey
Jeli Stuart
Debi Tileok
Jeunes
Odin
Deli
Weeming
Cipeei
Flewt- Ville
Sindy
Oliver and Son
Rweet Valley
Abr
Wisithiog
Dames Smith
Chernavente
Thormas Carroll
Tae
Clarke
Beranter
Mistery May
Tillis
Neolon
Pike
Berane
Morgin Morgane
Welch Presbyterian Chuirch
DT. L. Davies
Congregational Church
Local Residents to Relocate to Boston Miss
Elizabeth Gumaver Shields Nellie Callagher Lessie Teets Louise Slo cum Martha Shipper Mr and Mrs J Cuamberlain and Miss Anna Donnelly of Beatt street will depart the city for Boston Massachusetts to establish new residences there.
Week of Work Showcases Kinback Parlor Table
A Peckville craftsman A Kinback and partners list a historic parlor table over thirty years in use at Archbald. The top measures 28 by GM inches and features thirty colors of patina wood. The exhibit draws wood from across the United States and abroad, including pieces from Jerusalem and the Ontario and Western railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
A. Kinback
Archbald
Kinbaeck
Ioure
United States
Russell Sage
Norcross
Stocker
Jermys
Petershire
Isis
W. Warren
Gildmaetis
Conemaugh River
Johnstown
Flaud
Mira of Olives
Jerusalem
Florida
Ein Park
Seranton
Ontario and Western
Mayfield
Ontarie Gael
Peck Ville
Gece Warrington
Soupaiel Meredith
Fest
Ovep Mo Miller
Scranton
Mir Mosse
Tor
Wanda
Chin
Revo BH
Stephen Girard
Amoasie
Ista
Mr. Kinbwck
T. M. Miller
H. A. Niemeyer
Ro. H. Brown
California
Wit
Bwiwek &U
Olyphant Reco
Leap Year Social Promises Novel Fundraising Event
A leap year party planned for Tuesday evening by the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Church aims to raise funds with attendees drawing pocketbooks. Sir Franklin of South Taylor visits Lackawanna. post office quarters and fuel business improvements are noted. Debates and meetings at the library spotlight community planning and local property notices signal upcoming civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal
Tates
Sir Franklin
South Taylor
Lackawanna
Prieilen Company
van G. Watkins
Meeers
Olver Wil Hetnie
Herniee
Tinilels
Law
Albert Burnett
South Tayla
Mery Coreele
Porat Street
Panther
Leva Powell
Eynu
Kaan Watkins
The Water Torture Tale From An Old Narrative
A fragmented historical piece recounts a cruel method of punishment involving water drops on a seated victim. It traces an improvised torture story from a past era with details of a student observer and a drawn out trial of endurance. The passage notes pain and eventual surrender as numbers progress from one hundred to four hundred drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferbeanes
Sonelow
Steverar
Viera
Seltee Teicher
Samson
Himsell
English Officer Defies Lagos King in Colonial Clash
An English officer with a Maxim gun opposed a Lagos royal adultery execution and the king refused clemency. The officer attacked the town, burned the palace, killed many, and forced survivors into the bush. Lagos authorities approved the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagos
England
Heart Failure Definition and First Manifestations
A description explains heart failure as extreme general debility with fluctuating, brief improvements, followed by collapse and death. It notes the dying out of life’s fires due to insufficient nourishment of vital centers.
Bovinine Praised By Doctor For Nutritional Cure
Dr P B Carpenter of 430 Friendship St Providence endorses Bovinine as a reliable treatment for general debility and malnutrition. He claims it is a powerful condensed food that builds blood flesh and bone and strengthens life-generating organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey Farmy
P. B. Carpenter
Friendship St. Providence
Bovinine
Forest City Notes and Local Elections Preview
Forest City residents hear from candidates including a renomination prospect on the Republican ticket. A fatal accident on the HUT side road claims Anthony Thornton, 18, who died when top picks fell in a mine shaft. Forester school board meets next week. Ward caucuses set for April 7 to elect delegates to the county convention in Montrose. Fire destroys a residence on HM street. neighboring property saved. Funeral services and religious notices follow, with community events and ball plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorman Wo Athinaen
Cvepord
Forest City
Athingon
Ti Bie
Tilo
Anthony Thornton
New
Hut Side
Main Street
St. Agnes’ Pioneer Corps
Young Men's Institute
Forestry School Board
I Canes
Develock
Republican County Convention
Montrose
W. J. Maxey
DD. K. Roman
Troman Manawer
W. d. Maxey
Tre
Wildenberger
Dr. Foo
Gander
Neo
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hoard
Jin
Vandling
Davis Opera House
Enterprce Hos Company
Remembering Skinner Norton and Grover Cleveland ally Butler
The reminiscences recount Skinner Norton’s rise from Scranton reporting to New York papers and his lifelong friendship with Grover Cleveland. It notes Butler’s role in Cleveland’s early career and his later sidelining, portraying a vivid personal history of journalism and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrakemean
Grover Cleveland
Wilkes-Barbhe
Quelies de Rey
Cookville
Astley
Ise
Skinner
Norton
Alee
Speenes
Coalville News
Scranton
Peporter
Cmd Be
Huther
New York
Butler
Cleveland
Leach to Attend State GOP Meeting in Harrisburg
Wilkes Barre reports Frank Willing Leach to be present at the state Republican convention in Harrisburg on April 23 to nominate two congressmen-at-large and eight delegates-at-large to the national convention in St Louis. Lucerne county delegates are instructed to meet at Hacharach's restaurant at 1 AM on March 1. list of district delegates follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Willing Leach
Harrisburg
St. Louis
Republican State Committee
Lucerne County
Hacharach’s
Lucerne
A. St. John
A. G. Pell
Wilkea- Barre
Holcomb
Weatherston
BW. Roberts
Ligerne
L- French
Thomas Fr. Gwilliam
Plymouth
le Smith
Hazleton
Madame Le Fevre Injured In Runaway Accident
Madame Josephine Le Fever the famed dermatologist was struck by a runaway horse near West Market Street and Public Square. She escaped serious harm though her arms and back were injured and her seal skin coat damaged. The report also notes the death of David Havenck at Le Grange Street Pittston at 2 o clock Saturday. funeral set for Monday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine le Fever
West Market Street
Public Square
Heroe
David Haycock
le Grange Street
Pittston
Remains of Charles H. Vorelman Arrive at Lehigh Depot
The body of Charles H. Vorelman who died in Philadelphia on Thursday will reach Lehigh depot at 2 pm this afternoon. Interment is planned at Hanover Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Vorelman
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Hanover Cemetery
Tillie Lewis
Young Men's Christian Association
Association Rooms
Friends of Students
War Department
Washington
West Point Military Academy
Richard W. Thomite
Wilkes-Barre
Clinton Hess
Sugarloaf Township
Dime concert at Baptist church for Young People's society
A dime concert will be held Tuesday evening at the Baptist church to benefit the Young People’s society. The program includes piano duet by Mrs Ives and Miss Ruthbsall, recitations by W E B Thummeon, violin and vocal solos by local artists, and an accompaniment by Harry Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Young People's Society
Ives
Miss Ruthbsall
W. EB
Thummeon
Keystone Ueaiemyv
Mr. Sehillit
Allis Bond
Nicholson
Lena Northup
Sowell
Ball
Clark Dean
Salo
Mary Dickson
Alles Chance Purdy
Sehilliitge
Wo EL Sowell
Harry Dean
Chirk Dewan
Tute
Local residents report travel and visits across towns
Ravinond Hardentberg returns home from Chester Military College. Miss Auuie Smitier comes back to Nanticoke after visiting relatives here. Miss Grace Wilbur from New York City visits friends. Mr. Fuller of Scranton spends a short time in Honesdale on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravinond Hardentberg
Chester Military College
Auuie Smitier
Nanticoke
Grace Wilbur
New York City
Mr. Fuller
Scranton
Honesdale
European Banks Hold Vast Gold Reserves Amid Shifts in Circulation
The article reports sizable gold reserves across European banks and shifts in monetary flow. It cites the Imperial Bank of Huseta and Austro-Hungarian banks gaining hundreds of thousands, with the Bank of France and Imperial Bank of Russia jointly holding around 776 million. It notes gold moving from American circulation and production, and mentions Hungary and Genoese banks altering holdings, reflecting a broader reallocation of gold across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISVU
Econemiiste Buniopreen
Bank of Fra
Imperial Bank of Mussia
Gale
Kuselan
Hungary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Base Ball Club
David L. Weleh
South Main
Nspeed
Wisteen
Thomas Awinghe
Turk Street
Mise Lisvie Harte
Mif
Lincoln Avenue
Isabelle Watt
Hellyn
UT Inglis
Marvel OF Beauty
Taylor
John K. Loftus
HM Street
Excelsior Hose Company
John
Receneed
Tle Ride
Roger Israel
St. Luke's Push
Seniten
Evdsotqual
Paiwieds Hall
Bltler
Madame LE Fevre
David Havenck
Dalton
Europe
Wyoming Ave
S.g.kerr,son &Co
John Crossley & Son's
Halifax
Brussels
Savonneries
Wyoming House
Beck
Gori
Kate
Uris
Alex. P. O'Malilen
Washington Street
Aylesworth’s
Hood
W.T. Srexcer
Fort Mitchell
Virginia
Maine
Canada
Maritine Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Miu
Northwest
Seattle
Tacoma
Porthos
Prineline
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
Aire
MT. Pleasant
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
Imine
Smith
P Chichester
Amd
DR. Lobb
Philadm
Third National Bank OF Scranton
U. 8
Burike
Lamttel
Lanka Relevants
Was Connell
Geo
HM. Catlin
WM. H. Peck
Wm. Connell
Henry Helin, Jr
James Archbald
Wen
Luther Keller
Alfred Tt
Iron and Steel
Bittenbenber
Commonwealth Building
PRK
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