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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1895
Page
3
McClures May issue features A C Bernhelm on municipal folly and Napoleons Sloane life finishing Italy campaigns. Roosevelt, Dana, Crawford, Walker, and de Koven contribute pieces while Cr cosmopolitan covers Sixteen Hundred Miles of Mountain Railway and a vivid novella A Sawdust Doll.
A miscellany of new volumes and translations appears with emphasis on practical guides for cyclists by Luther H. Porter and music and prose works from Laird & Lee Chicago to J. S. Oxley Publishing New York. Notable items include The Brownie Song Book by S. G. Pratt, How to Make Money Although a Woman, and a raft of essays and novels by American and European authors. Prominent figures such as Mark Twain, Anthony Hope, and William Cureton surface in notices of tours, lectures, translations, and forthcoming editions, with discussions of publishers, venues, and potential appearances across the United States and Europe.
Julius, with three assistants, triggers a rooftop escape plan to defuse a deadly balloon threat. The mayor signs payment, they split to the roof where a silk trap captures the balloon and a hidden delivery, sparking cheers as police haul down the wrecked craft.
Reports from Broadway detail actors and writers preparing new works and revivals for next season. Digen will act here. Pinerole to write an opera libretto. Edward Harrington plotting another play. Bernicianti premieres La Princess Lointaine. Louise Puullin and others set to return to the United States. Various operas and burlesques in rehearsal or production, with Aborn Opera and Rialto activity signaling an early summer theatre push.
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