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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1897

Page

4

Suitable Honor to Be Paid to the Cabots

The article extols John and Sebastian Cabot as discoverers of North America and urges a Cabot centennial in Bristol England. It traces Cabot voyages from Bristol, notes royal patents, and discusses English claims to the new world, contrasting with Columbus and Spanish maps of 1600 marking English discovery.

United States the Times Herald John Sebastian Cabot North America Columbus Central South America Spain Cabot New World Wettie I Bristol England Cabots Ambasseador Bayard Jesse F E. Peyton Yorktown Washington John Cabot Sebastian Giovanni Caboto Zuan Cabot Zuan Caboto Venice Indies Labrador Sen Venilce Europe West Indies Andi Henry VII Hakluyt Oxford Germany Chesapeake Bay

Voyages of Sebastian Cabot and the Northern Claim

In 1498 Sebastian Cabot sailed from Bristol with two ships to seek a northwest passage to China and Japan. He reached Newfoundland after altered courses and a later return to England followed by pension. The study of Cabot’s voyages is linked to Britain’s early northern continental claims and a London Americans meeting formed a committee to celebrate the milestone.

Venice la Sebastian Henry VII Bristol China Japan Newfoundland Edward VI England Charles V Great Britain Spain Florida London Th. F. Stevens Poultney Bigelow W. H. Cheseobrough Moncure D. Conway R. Newton Crane F.C. van Duzer J. Walter Earle Thomas K. Field Bret Harte A. G. Hawes Frank Williams Jones J. Morgan Richards Isaac Se- Neman J.L. Taylor

National Swimming Association Holds Spring Meeting in Philadelphia

The National Swimming Association met at the Colonnade hotel in Philadelphia with Professor Edwin J. Huston presiding. They planned national championships at Lagoon Chicago Washington Park on July 4 under Chicago Athletic Club auspices and invited international champions to compete. Huston urged expanding swimming instruction to city high schools with prizes for top student swimmers. Eight new members were added, bringing active members to 86 with 9 honorary/non-resident members. a Lafayette clubhouse study was authorized. Officers elected: President Edwin J. Houston. Vice President James F. H. Hayes. Secretary-Treasurer James H. Sterrete. Captain Victor Binder. Vice Captain W. B. Ringler.

National Swimming Association Colonnade Hotel Philadelphia Edwin J. Huston the Lagoon Chicago Washington Park Chicago Athletic Club A. T. Kinney G. H. Tyers Daniel Rinens San Francisco Houston Lafayette Edwin J. Houston James FH. M. Hayes James H. Sterrete Victor Binder W. B. Rirgler

Tea Etiquette Tale From West Main Street

A child recounts a neighbor tea visit where politeness was tested. After being offered seconds, she cites manners and finally blurts a blunt word, recalling her father's instruction and eliciting a awkward, humorous response.

West Main Street Papa

She Said Stop Right Where You Are in Shocking Exchange

An Indianapolis Journal item records a brief exchange where a woman orders the speaker to stop, remarking she is contented with the course taken. The quotation reflects a tense moment captured in a newspaper blurb.

Indianapolis

Sightseeing in Mexico City Excursionists Tour Chapultepec

Readers are taken on a detailed tour of Mexico City during an editorial excursion. Highlights include Chapultepec Castle, the Monte de Piedad, Juarez memorial, the Paseo de la Reforma, and monuments to Guatemotzin and other leaders.

Monte de Piedad Mexico Chapultepec Montezumas Emperor Maximilian White House Repubic Diaz National Palace Severa G Churubusco Molino del Rey Chapultepec Castle Popocatapet Ixtaccisuatl Chinampas Viga Canal Embarcadero la Viga Juares Memorial Panteon de San Fernando Carlotta Maximillian Charles IV Zocalo Spain Columbus Guatemotsin Montezuma Filva Guatemotgin Cuantemoc Cortes Cortez Popotla Guatemotein Guatematsin Plaseo Dias Jimenez

Interesting Story Of Amos York Smith And Wyomin g Valley Legacy

The article recalls Amos York Smith a pioneer linked to Wyalusing and West Pittston. It details his family, Civil War era loyalties, and business ventures including bridge and colliery work, plus his name carried in York Avenue and his descendants' roles in Wilkes-Barre and Pittston communities.

Amos York Smith Wyalusing Phoebe Gaylord Rogers Pilman Gasette Wyoming Valley West Pitistons Plohowrr York Mra. Hogore Wyelusing Wilkes-Barre Mra. Hagers Amos York John Smith Dr. Smith Rogere Roger Gaylord Rogers John GL. Gaylord Miner M New Mexico Smith Findlay Kingston Township Joseph Titner Luserne County Mehitable Jenkins Kingston John Jenkins Wai Wyoming Westmoreland Connecticut Assembly John Mehitable (Jonkins) Smith York Avenue West Pitteton Smilih Pittston Exeter York Smith Mr. Smith Olin F. Harvey Porty Fort Hettie Frank HM. Kyte West Pittston Mra. J. C. Edgar W. P. Trexler California

Early America Iron Works in Monmouth County

The first New Jersey iron works began on the Monmouth Patent granted to James Grovers in 1664. By 1667 forges and smelting works were built after skilled New England mechanics arrived to develop boy ore deposits. Lewis Morrie later continued operations, with efforts encouraged through 1714, though no remnants remain today.

New Jersey Monmouth County James Grovers Pen Grovers New England Lewis Morrie

Gold Beating Process Described by The Sun

The Sun details how gold is prepared to a thickness of 0.0128 inch through casting into 4 by 1 inch forms, rolling to ribbons, cutting into 1 inch squares, and repeated hammering stages until final 3 1/2 by 3 1/2 inch sheets are produced for tissue paper books.

Desotas asbestos inter sole improves shoe warmth

The article discusses poor damp resisting inner soles in footwear and praises a new Destosan intermediate sole. It explains thin sheets of material waterproofed on the underside, asbestos's nonconductor properties, and how dryness and warmth of the feet are vital in cool climates.

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