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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1896

Page

3

Local society notes from Geneva and nearby towns

Personal items report visits and guests in Geneva N Y and surrounding areas. Names include W G Parkers J Collings Dr E Grewer Mrs Bennett Mrs Fish Miss Magabe Rautstman Dr C R Parke Wr C L Prey and Dr A Strange with mentions of a steamer voyage to New York and a Lafayette college speech honor for Howard A Puller.

W. G. Parkers Geneva N.Y J. Collings Potteville Rel. Nichols E. Grewer Green Ridge Mrs. Bennett Capouse Avenue Fish Hoxton Magabe Rautstman Prescott Avenue Jersey City C. RR. Parke Wr C. L. Prey New York Howard A.puller Unie Batanther

Reduced Rates to Washington for Young People Convention

The fifteenth International convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will be in Washington DC in July. The Pennsylvanian Railroad offers excursion tickets from July 6 to 8 at a single round trip fare with return validity to July 16, with extensions if deposited by July 6. Additional side-trip excursions to Baltimore, Gettysburg, Richmond, Petersburg, Old Point Comfort, Fredericksburg and other points are priced from $2.25 to $6.00 with return limits by July 31. Tickets require return portions and are sold via ticket agents.

Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Washington DD. C Pennsylvania Railroad Company Baltimore Gettyshire Western Maryland Railfowl Company Gettysburg Richmond Petersburg Old Point Comfort Fredericksburg

Call for Casey and Kellys extra fine lower beer

A casual entreaty requests Casey and Kellys extra fine lower beer noting quality and preference. The speaker emphasizes it as the best and to ensure availability.

Casey & Kelly

City Cyclist Ordinance Debates Endlessly

Scranton lawmakers spark a long debated bicycle ordinance modeled on Rochester rules. It bans riding on sidewalks without a permit or proper registration and sets fines, numbers, and city clerk duties. Other measures include asphalt repairs on Wyoming Avenue and sewer basin work, with council squabbles over claims and viaduct plans.

Scranton Highwilig Seid City Elty Salt Elty Lansing League of American Schroeder Wyoming Avenue Mulberry Linden Wycoff Dare Tre Fire Department Thomas Rebecca Avenue Jackson Street General Fund Fellows Hampton Street

Opposition to paving ordinances cloud West Side projects

City officials face legal challenges as opponents claim the Ninth Robinson and Jackson street pave ordinances illegally conflate three blocks. If delays push to court, mayoral action could be postponed. Proponents plan to split into separate street ordinances if mandatory, while asphalt petitions raise further controversy.

Ninth Robinson and Jackson Streets St. Moessie McCanna and Nealls Fourteenth Ward Sanderson Torrey Mowsis Newlis McCann Helelan Jackson Street

Sheriff auction transfers detailed in Scranton and nearby towns

The court acknowledged sheriff sale disposals for multiple properties. George M. Owens’ parcels in Scranton move to Mary M. Owens and A. D. Dean for sums of 1 and 44 dollars respectively, Maria Mallander’s estate transfers to Mina Jobingen for 6205 dollars, and Reese B. Jones’ Scranton property to Sarah Elizabeth Van Loon for 510 dollars. Additional transfers include PF D. Collings’ Scott township estate to Philip H. Smith for 875 dollars, William Hall’s Dunmore property to D. K. Oakley for 31.42 dollars, and Lewis Piger’s Jermyn land to Luther Keller and Charles McMullen for 6405 dollars.

TH. Clemens George M. Owens Scranton Mary M. Owens A. D. Dean Maria Mallander Seranton Mina Jobingen Sarah Elizabeth van Loon Lewis Piger Jermyn Luther Keller Charles McMullen

Brilliant Work of Young Pups at St Cecilia Recital

The fourth annual music class recital of St Cecilia's academy drew a large audience of clergymen, sisters, and families in College Hall. Miss Adelaide Clover led pianists and violinists in Mozarts Pen Giovanni and a rich program of solos and trios by Misses Foote, Greene, Murphy, O Hara, and many others.

St. Cecilia's Academy St. Cecilia'’s Academy College Hall Bishop O'Hara Thomas Coffey Carbondale D. J. MacColdbieck Thomas Curfiody St. John's Convent Eat Mosart Giovanni Mise Adelaide Clover Wilkes Barre Mise Mary Murphy John Calligan Edward Burke Salve Regina Wartung Vlass Catherine Foote Archbald Stella Greene West Slide Henry Fowler Gertrude Reilly Nora Besley Ella McDonald Vivian Durnett Rose Bradley Susie Schubert Annie Marlon Catherine Brown Anna McLoughlin Anna Cusick Mary Joven Mary O'Hoyle Mise Mary Burke Lange Mollie Mayock Miner's Mills Mabel Doran Scranton Wiltham Lynott North End Sadie Coleman Miss Coleman Carroll Maloney Robert Reeves Anna Hawks Bantomrine John Conway Mies Melth Mimhilis Annan McDonough Mithoolkn Catherine Hon Iint- We Moran Vultare Miseen Chould Conver Mabel Dearay Dearido Ving Mary Merpuy Fiat Colgan Sword Burke Frank Doyle Mary Harrity Genevinveelley Nelle Nolan John O Denvell Michard Wilmot Thomas Fahey Mary Murphy Catherine Mahon Ames O'Hara Robbie Reeves Herman Ludwie Ethel Mulherin Aloysius Collivan Emily Ludwig Annie Burns Josephine Leonard Teretty McCormack Aloysius Colligan Gertrude Wahl Charlotte Thillips Susain Burns Magabeth Barrett Mary Kilcullen Louise Marguerite Gunster FE. W. Gunster Diabelli

Queen Victoria on Gentleness and Humility

A historical portrait notes Queen Victoria’s evolution from a stern youth to a milder, more indulgent ruler. Anecdotes show her kindness to attendants and a shared humor with a crowd, including a laughing Irish nurse and a buoyant reaction to a commoner’s amusement. Her majesty’s sense of humor shines through in private moments and public appearances.

Siw Duke of Connaught Osborne Creatire Trian Albert Hegan

The Man at the Lever on a Fast Train

The locomotive engineer is a placid, precise man who faces a fast run with calm focus. He watches his gauge, keeps the three cab levers ready, and maintains orderly control as the train speeds forward. Conversation in the cab is limited, and external views come gradually as the engine moves.

The Utility of Newness in Women Voters in Dialect Hesitation

A dialect vignette from Aunt Dinah and Mrs Dinah debates women voting. The piece contrasts New Orleans views with rural church politics as women seek rights, questioning faith, pay, and the value of votes. Mentions Assocation for the Advancement of Women and public spaces, with humor about voting influence and social change.

New Orleans Picayune Dinah Wimmin Brer Jones Daughters of Zion

Fragmented OCR: Veteran and the Coming Ride Tale

Fragmented text from a historical page mentions a veteran and an imminent journey with unclear place names and people. Readable entities include trial or journey references and a possible destination.

Rexford's Shirt Waist Sets Offer Value And Style

Rexford's advertises shirt waist sets with a vast range of weights and designs at a bargain price. It touts a dollar sets including a pair of links a collar button and three studs priced at 50 cents.

Numerous Classic Books Offered At Low 10 Cent Sale

A catalog announces two thousand books by well known writers including Mrs Southworth Mrs Ann Stephens Mrs Frances Burnett and John Habberton among others. Most titles are copyrighted with regular prices of twenty five and fifty cents. A handsome edition is on sale today for 10 cents.

Southworth Ann Stephens Frances Burnett John Habberton

Lamp Barn Buys and Bargains Prompt Lighting Demand

Describes lamp makers seeking cash to stay busy offering deals on lamps. Features price cuts: ten dollar lamps for seven, six dollar lamps for four, plus one dollar large China banquet lamp globes for customers to use with their own lamps.

Veteran recollections at field erase the past in a flood of lies

Thompson recalls walking the field and hearing veterans boast of battle wounds. he claims to have never been at Chickamauga but heard tales of combat, while an old veteran listens, crying, and tells the young man he was spared for a great purpose.

Thompson Chickamauga Rome

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