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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1896

Page

9

Scranton Social and Golf News Highlights of The Week

Social whirl in Scranton centers on a golf match with Wilkes-Barre on the Country Club course today following a Scranton win in Wilkes-Barre last Saturday. The day includes a 10 AM start, lunch at the club, and a roster of likely players led by T. H. Watkins along with Simp son Brooks Hunt Stibwell Fuller Atherton and Manville. The social calendar also notes Halloween receptions and a flurry of weddings in Scranton with numerous ceremonies, receptions, and lists of attendees across churches and private homes.

Wilkes-Barre Scranton Dot Wilkes T. H. Watkins T. WH. Watkins HP. Simpson John F. Brooks A.B. Hunt W. Stibwell F.C. Fuller J. BR. Atherton C. FR. Manville

Old Glory Wave for Mc Kinley and Protection and Sound Money

A brief note calls for displaying Old Glory to honor Mc Kinley and advocate protection and sound money policies. The item reflects a political flag display urging national pride and economic safeguards.

McKinley McKilivy

Musical notes on Lillian Blauvelt and Scranton concerts

The article profiles Lillian Blauvelt and other artists as they plan engagements in New York and Scranton. It notes Blauvelt’s rumored divorce papers, Rosenthal’s New York debut with the symphony and Chopin numbers, Miss Wolfe’s studio move at 126 Quincy Avenue, and expected December appearances by Dutch pianist Sieveking with tenor Biegpham. It also mentions Professor Crowell’s concert work in Gouldsboro and Sherburne, and Reeve Jones’s renewal as musical director at the First Presbyterian church.

Ernest Thiel New York City FB. Moses Washington Avenue Mis. Thiel Katharine Timberman Jennie Buckwall Alfred Pennington Thiel Mise Timberman Mr. Pennington Frothingham Newern Tier Christine Neilson Australia Mike Buckwall Miss Tunkerman Mr. Penningth Tresenthal Salle Cherhoure Augus Victoria New York Metropolis New York Symphony Orchestra Walter Damforch Rosenthal Ludwig Schylle Hresenthal Chopin Strauss Waltaes Rosenthala United States Pacific Coast Miss Wolfe Quincy Avenue Scranton Mme. Hlauvelt Sieveking Biegpham Metropolitan Opera Company London Reeve Jones First Presbyterian Church

Modern Hygienics in a Schoolroom Scene

A teacher quizzes Hans on vaccination proofs and health requirements, then instructs him to sit on an isolated aluminium seat and endure a fumigation ritual with sulfur and chloride of lime as a satirical look at public health measures.

Hans

Reception for Rev. Dr. Dixon at Penn Avenue Baptist Church

An informal reception for Rev. Dr. Joseph K. Dixon and Mrs. Dixon occurred last night in the Penn Avenue Baptist Church lecture room. A committee led by Mrs. Lowry and others arranged decor and light refreshments as trustees and deacons greeted the new pastor.

Joseph K. Dixon Penn Avenue Baptist Church Dixon Conrad M. W. Lowry Louisa Stelle A. B. Worman D. A. Capwell L. M. Horton Luther Reller William Melave Luther Keller RB. MacArthur Calvary Baptisl Church New York City William Hampton PF. Mathews First Baptist Church C. EB. Robinson Second Presbyterian Church W. Gi. Watking North Main Avenue

Armenian Lecturer to Preach at Adams Avenue Church

Tomorrow at Adams Avenue Branch of Second Presbyterian Armenian lecturer Rev Anthony Azhderian will preach at 10:90 morning service with Rev John T Owen preaching evening. Other churches list 10:30 and 7:00 services with topics True Moral Character Human Equality Life as a Leaf and The Contrary Currents of Life. Epworth League prayers, Bible school times, and offerings noted. All welcome.

W. T. McArthur Penn Avenue Baptist Joseph K. Dixon Hne Providence Methodist Episcopal Church William Eilgar W. J. Judd Epworth League William Edgar John Fidler Lizzie Powell Scranton Green Ridge Grace Lutheran Church Madison and Mulberry Foster N. Gill Y. P.s.c First Baptist Church Scranton Street FL. Mathews Bedder Young People's Prayer Ruth Deddow First Church of Christ (Scientist Ho Adams Avenue Trinity United Evangelical Church J. 4. Whitmire Woa J. L. Kill- Bore Wilkes-Barre Ible Church of the Good Shepherd Green Hidge Street Money Avenue ALL Welcome Green Ridge Presbyterian Church John St. Worrall D. Wil Bille Society of Christian Endeavor Trinity Lutheran Church Adams Avenue Mulberry Street Edwin Linn Miller Zion St. Mark's St. Paul's Trinity St. Pauls Lutheran Church Park Plhice Serviers TA Pom N. Bsehelfern Ely Cormmunion Tatopp Mark's Dunynore Edward Ed Phaughtem S A Union Second Presbyterian Church Charles FL Hobinson A. mm German Presbyterian Church Hickory Street William A. Wordt Calvary Reformed Church Monroe Avenue Tiscbsen Street George BE East Berlin Volunteers of America Scranton Post Washington Avenue Ch. Sanborn Rescue Mission York Street Antony H. Azhderian John T. Owen Court Street M. KE George T. Price Elm Park C. M. Giffin D. D Washburn Street Presbyterian Church John J. Moffat Christian Endeavor Christian Alliance Penn Avenue

Mrs G W Guard Dies After Ten Weeks Illness At Peckville

Mrs G W Guard, 40, died last Thursday after ten weeks of illness at Peckville born in South Gibson Susquehanna county daughter of Mr and Mrs Almante Walker survived by husband and four children services were held at her Main Street home then burial in South Gideon. Also notes on health board meeting and upcoming church services including Methodist Episcopal and Baptist congregations with times and topics for November services and Sunday schools.

GW. Guard Guard South Gibson Susquehanna County Almante Walker Clara Main Street South Gideon Joseph Richards Forty Fort Thomas Morgans Board of Health William McKelvey Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Church Simpkins Christian Church Christ The Baptist Church Baptist Younger People's Union

Councilman and Mrs J E Davis Return From European Trip

Councilman and Mrs. J. E. Davis of North Main Street returned home Wednesday evening from their European trip and both are reported looking well.

J. E. Davis North Main Street

Funeral for James A. Doh Held at Local Church

This afternoon the funeral for James A. Doh takes place at 2 o clock with interment in Forest Home cemetery. Services at the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow at the usual hours include a 1045 morning sermon titled Prayer and an evening talk We will not Believe. The Anthracite Glee Club attended a Republican rally at Frothingham on Thursday and performed several selections. Mrs David Price of Hillside visits her parents on North Main Street and displays the American flag. By that sign let Republicans conquer.

James Archbald New York J. J. Jordan Archbald Olive Mcintosh Quincy Avenue FP. Conway Philadelphia Malachi Coyne Cedar Avenue George D. Taylor Olive Street John Purcell Patrick McHale Perry Avenue Lave Maison New York City McKinley Edward Barnard Webster Avenue Eurth Norton Nyack N. J Hudson Mairfield Anna Stevens Deacon Street Athantl City Marie Donavin Gilmore Bari Lovella Williams Jefferson Avenue D. EB. Taylor Gordon Taylor Beson ‘Taylor Miss Low H.C. Barker A. Saunders T. W. Fowler Ky MM. Gallon Agreems James A. Doh Forest Home Cemetery Methodist Episcopal Church Anthracite Frothingham David Price Hillside Dr. Sams North Main Street

Dramatic Gossip and Theatre Plans in London and America

A sprawling inventory of theatre news notes global productions and stars. Modjeska plans Shakespearean comedy tours. Loie Fuller to perform before Li Hung Chang. new Milwaukee theatre capacity 4200. Charles H Hoyt may write for Lilly Barry. Nethersole to lead American company. Meinhardt and Carmen kiss on stage. Depew manages Peakeville Opera House. Belford’s and Klein plays debut in Chicago. Aubrey Bouvicault in Wanted a Widow. widespread touring by thirty companies. forthcoming operas and plays with many named artists and venues.

Modjerk Fen London Loie Fuller Li Hung Chang Tautine Hall Maury Hampton Southern Milwaukee Charles H. Hoyt Lilly Barry Nethersole Misa Podd Nell Burgess Ally Post Frisco TiVoll Opera Company Warrick Campbell America Isabelle Arkhart Richard Golden Jedd Tis Meinhardt Catherine the Great Buron d' Albert Dresden Charles Klein Chicago Helen Sackaye Wilton Lickaye Washington Aubrey Bouvicault Herman ‘Erlot Manny Rice New England Domremy Princes le Mystere de Jeanne d' Arc

Books and Writers. a mixed view of recent publications

A confused notice lists book sales and publishers, highlighting Chimmie Fad der storks and works by Maurice Fliebel. It mentions Mary Pranell's Anna Hill Carroll article, editions of Omar Khayyam, and Nathan Packett Uncle. Also notes new stories on the Revolutionary era and poetry by Johanna Ambrosius, published by Roterte Kros.

Leone Foy Maurice Fliebel Lister Nile Tan Tecating Paltmore Mary Pranell Anna Mors Johanna Ambrosius Roterte Kros United States Edward Kegleston Baltimore

The Typer Says the Scranton Trib Unearths Political Battle

A layered critique of campaign literature and newspaper influence during a political contest. The piece argues printers and daily presses shape public opinion, praising Republican cohesion with the sound money press while noting Bryan's weaker media reception.

Trochester Post-Express Scranton Tribune Trinters Daily Press Bryan Sound Money

Bryan’s Rotten Egg Argument in Kentucky Speech

A clipping critiques William Jennings Bryan for a monetary argument on ore and silver pricing. It suggests his logic would force prices up if one could buy all ores or silver at a forced price and notes the author’s view of Bryan as a controversial candidate. The fragment mentions a 1910 era exhibit and political context.

Bryat Kentucky Bryan

The Leader advertises a week of clearance bargains

A long catalog from The Leader at 124 126 Wyoming Ave touts drastic overstock discounts on dry goods, cloaks, millinery and more. It lists wholesale to retail price cuts on silks, dress goods, jackets, corsets, laces, undergarments, hosiery and soap with Leader’s low sale prices aimed to unload stock within ten days.

Atic

Silver Dollar Value and Silver Coinage in Civil War Era

The author argues against free silver coinage by comparing silver and gold values and citing 1861 paper money fluctuations. He questions whether unlimited silver coinage with no government credit can stabilize silver at a fixed gold value and maintain that value, pointing to historical volatility.

United States Aif Dune Poly Co C. Wudie

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