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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1900

Page

8

Nordica Concert Draws Hundreds to Benefit Hospital

The Nordica concert at Colonel and Mrs. J. M. Boles home draws crowds for a benefit to Hahnemann Hospital. A long program features Nordica with Mantelli in a Aida duet and an array of arias and duets. Tea room and Turkish booth run by local committees enhance the event.

Mieten Nordica Clebt Mantelli Aida Hahnemann Hospital J. M. Boles Clay Avenue BE. L. Puller T. J. Watkins Milton Blair H. B. Ware H. H. Brady BK. Jermyn Gearhart Jess Henry Bella F. Y Christian

Edna May Exhibition Highlights at Scranton Fair

The event features a frog doll carnival, a billiard attraction led by Mr. and Mrs. Twitchell and Mise Wales, plus Walter Kingsbury and Dr. Kingsbury in attendance. A large charity sale by St. Luke’s Guild and First Presbyterian Ladies draws more than $100, with an upcoming Country Club opening and a wide Midway showing trained animals and Venetian gondolas with Verdi arias.

Orcasion Cluaraveter Arthur Twitchell Mise Wales First Presbyterian Indies Women’s Guild St. Luke's Spruce Street Hae Poemn Avenue Scranton Country Club Greene Committee Messrs. Huntington J. H. Brooks F.C. Fuller H. P. Simpson W.od. Torrey T. HH. Watkins James Blair F. E. Platt WM. Torrey C. AH. Welles T. St. Brooks J. A. Linen D. E. Taylor Frank Silliman, Jr G. W Fuller E. EF. Chaise H. Kingsbury Reynolds Hedford George Snowderson T. &. Fuller Puller H. H. Brady A.G. Hunt B. BE

Exaggerated Sympathy and Curiosity in Everyday Life

The essay explores how people claim to be uninterested yet secretly pry into others lives. It contrasts faux politeness with sharp curiosity about friends and strangers, noting how judgment shifts with perspective and the presence of social pressure. It cites observed behaviors from meals, family routines, and a streetcar exchange to illustrate the paradoxes of curiosity.

Johnny Mra. 1

Movements of People in New York and Nearby Areas

A long list of individuals visiting or passing through New York and nearby towns includes Charles Hartley in New York and Willard in transit from New York. Others mention travels to Washington DC and Europe, with several residents visiting Montrose Wilkes-Barre and Brooktwon. Continuous social notices reference gatherings, church groups, and forthcoming talks at local missions.

Charles Hartley New York Midh Th Brooke C. P. Dadiwin Buffalo Morrisurg Hlh Coston TY FL Wells, Esq New York City YR Kennedy Walts Jans Willard Tive H.C. Shafer Lamberteville Lk Vol Quarkcalael Washington Kreeenter Waruke Wilkes-Barre Esterday Covlor St. Clair Mies Mabel Schagrer Ripple Bernuela Charles Freethe Olive Street Manley C. Pleil Waterford Kelward Blair Europe Teutonic Maul Field J. T. Raynsford Irene McColhum A. T. Raynsford Mise Mabel Tewe Young Moon Mixes Museeman North Serwitfen Young Wrenens Mainswine Seretton Sern

Coming Street Fair Promises Grand Midway Carnival

The Ellis sponsored street fair at Wyo Ming avenue and Ash street will feature a monster midway carnival by Frank J Bostock known as the Prank Bostock Mighty Midway Carnival. The show imitates Chicago World’s Fair Midway Plaisance with Oriental dancers and acts transported for city-to-city display.

Wyo Ming Avenue Ash Street Ellis Frank J. Rostock Chicago Midway Plaisance General Hostock Far East Mr. Bostock

Curious Train Conversation Sparks Symbolic Tragedy

Passengers on a train overhear a mother and daughter argue over a shopping spree. The scene hints at hidden family strain and society’s exaggerated sympathy for strangers. The article critiques prying curiosity and the urge to suture other people’s private lives.

Gii Gir Jennie Auchon Haten Beas

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