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Newspaper

Pittston Gazette

Location

Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1905

Page

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Local notices report meetings and events across Towanda

Several meetings are listed including a clerks association dance committee gathering, council and joint council sessions, and a Lutheran church meeting. Sports notes cover the Exeter Stars challenge to Morest Castle and a 19 15 win by Heavy Hitters over Oregon Grays. Local developments note a planned Towanda Susquehanna bridge expansion, a Seeleyville coal storage plan, and Buckwheat mill upgrades by Fowler Bros. Community items mention a large Lake Lodore excursion profit and an ambulance project for a public event.

Eagle Home Hall Priday Ari Ll Collieries Penney Coute Clerks’ Association Common Council Morest Castle Exeter Stars Mill Street D. of B Pheodore Hogan P. I. Lehmaltz Brothers Pennsylvaninia Coal Co M. J. Shields Scranton Mf Ga Charles W. Suydam Philadelphia Seven County Veterans’ Association Renshaw Park Tunkhannock Anni Ford Sus County Medical Society Ferncliffe Lake Carey Broadstrave Langan Cora Oliver Hiram Boorem Baward Bray Oak Street Springsley Cora Oliver Elvira Evans Fowler Bros Wyoming West & Layman Mill Parsonage Street Oregon Grays Charles Speece Ben Anderson Roy Speece James Loftus Harold Clark Thomas Jones Paul McDonnell Daniel Ward Lehigh ‘Valley Railroad Company Susquehanna River Towanda Charles Carroll Council M. I Lake Lodore James Roode Yatesville

Lehigh Valley 790 Class Locomotives Face Track Stability Issues

Officials study the 790 class passenger engines once renumbered, noting three equalization points over trailing wheels rear drivers and pony trucks. Despite stability concerns, engines remain on rails after minor track interactions near Ulster and Rumersburg. No cause found. Also mention of Dr Moon and repairs by HA Schussler in Luzerne Avenue.

Lehigh Valley Ulster Rummerfeld

Pitiable Case Northumberland Woman Dying

Fannie Gaugier a 19 year old of Northumberland is dying from quinine overdose after buying what she believed were pills at a grocery. She took 40 pills in two days, losing sight speech and consciousness before collapse. Her family, already bereaved by a brother’s death and the father’s fatal work accident, faces further tragedy.

Fannie Gaugier Northumberland Miss Gaugler Gaugler van Atten

Royal Arcanum Officers Seek Opinions On Regent Rank

Royal Arcanum officers in Pennsylvania issue a call for opinions from subordinate councils and members on the Regent rank. A committee is empowered to gather suggestions for the upcoming Supreme Council meeting. The notice notes the order’s extensive operations and local properties in West Pittston and Pittston, with listings for residences and rooms as context.

Pennsylvania B. Wickersham Pennssylvan Jurad Fon’ Royal Arcanum Bupreme Wil Terrana Counell Ec Ee

Weather bulletin from Scranton Weather Bureau

The Scranton Weather Bureau issues a bulletin noting fair and cool conditions across the country with a high barometer region over the area. Tonight and Friday are expected to be fair with some rain in the middle valleys and along the Gulf coast, while the west remains mostly clear with high pressure. Lower pressure persists in the extreme southwest and higher pressure along the Pacific coast.

Fairana East Gulf Coast Pacific Coast

Strike Talk In Lehigh Valley Coal Talks

Warriner, general manager of the Lehigh Valley Coal Co. and a Board of Conciliation member, urged no strike after the current wage agreement. He said it is the duty of Wyoming Valley and anthracite region interests to oppose strike talk and supported continuing the conciliation board's work.

Warriner Lehigh Valley. Coal Co Board of Conciliation Dunmore Wyoming Valley

For Sale and Wanted Notices in Duryea Area

Community notes list sales and wants including Watson’s confectionery and ice cream plant at 87 N Main St Duryea. Listings show boarding houses rooms houses work helps at multiple locations, with addresses in West Pittston Pittston Susquehanna Ave and Montgomery St. Also references to farm for sale Patley’s Land Pittston, Benedict & Barber wholesale house, Harter’s for ice cream and bread, and Can be seen at Gazette office.

Watson's N. Main St Duryea Palser Sas Union St West Pittston Harry Oppenheimer Wyoming Avenue V. Sturmer Wyoming Ave Patley Pittston Charles B. Becker South Main Street Susquehanna Avenue Benedict & Barber Montgomery Street Harter’s Harter Harter's Gazette Ofce

Silent Call for Black Mercerized Skirts Sale

An urgent notice touts Black Mercerized Skirts as superior in style fit and tailoring at a fraction of typical prices. It promises new, beautiful designs and urges readers to compare and buy within days, claiming they will be the season’s hottest fashion item.

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National Guard General Orders Honor Encampments

The Harrisburg headquarters release General Orders No. 24 dated July 26 1901 praising officers and enlisted men of the National Guard for successful brigade encampments. It commends the citizen soldiers for patriotic service and urges continued progress, with thanks from Governor Pennypacker. Also mentions agents G B Thompson and purchasing options at Garrison's.

National Guard Harrisburg National Guard of Penn's Adjutant General's Ofice Commonwealth

Grattan Excursion Plans Amid City Parade Preparations

The Grattan excursion to Lake Lodore is set for August with committees approving events. City parade, band, and street displays are planned, along with committee lists for games and arrangements. Also advertised are reduced price Black Petticoats and monthly installment sales at Clara Wagner’s and G. B. Thompson storefronts.

Saviry Keati Batley Gence Ewcretaryy Sas Beder Omietants Tenneay John 1Donnery James Granahan Thomas Durkin Comet Pate Roneay Wailam Iligetng Tames Reeley Fee Gurte John Creedon Simon Queeney Daniel Collins Thomas Murphy Manley Teun’ Cavanagh Medaris Thomas Cerritt Marta Hawi Clara Wagner G. B. Thompson

Court House Contract Transfer Likely Next Week

News reports that Wilson J. Smith of Wilkesbarre will transfer the court house tract to Doyle and Doak of Philadelphia. Papers are ready and signatures remain. a final transfer is anticipated by next Monday. Doyle and Doak are believed to offer over twenty thousand dollars for the contract with extras going to Smith.

Court House Wilson J. Smith Wilkesbarre Doyle & Doak Pi Aolphia Philadelphia Hey Mr. Smith

First Stake Driven For Pittsburg Binghamton Line

Canton sees large turnout as the first permanent grade stake on the Pittsburg Binghamton Hastern railroad is driven near East Canton. Engineer corps plan an overhead crossing along the hillside while a silver engraved marker bears the date and names of President Sawyer Kay Kendall and director J N Beardslee. Towanda Review reports.

Pittsburg, Binghamton & Hastern Canton Engineer Corps Beardslee East Canton Hadeen Sawyer Kay Kendall J. N. Beardslee Towanda Review

Personal notices from Wilkes-Barre area readers

A string of short notices lists residents and visitors from Whikesborre and surrounding towns. Names include Rev Jonss J. Gilli, Mrs Anna Htekd, Alderman Saco W. Kans and wife, Ken Mutter and daughter Mas, Mrs D Davin, Rank Conroy, William Kelly, John McCall, Katherine and Mary Me Kalg, Miss Zida Ifenbury, Lattie Burn, Mian Crowell and Man Kelly, Phomas Hoy, Silas alargarst Nealon, Sara Carrigan, Nettie Smith, Mrs Ellen Gillespie and Adelaide, and Mrs Holl Jona Gite Tespie. Also mentioned are Mrs Ellen Dingwall and Mary, Mrs Christopher Schultz, Annie Gelainger, and Mrs Ellen Dingwall’s Chautauqua graduation. Local businesses advertise fruits, vegetables, and refrigerators.

Jonss J. Gilli Whikesborre Anna Htekd Lake Carey Aiderman Saco W. Kans Atlantic City Ken Mutter Mas Atlantc City D. Davin Washington Terrace Han Alliance O‘rank Conroy Mian Crowell Kelly George F Phomas Hoy New. York Mary Hoy Silas Alargarst Nealon Scranton Sara Carrigan Philadelphia Nettie Smith Butlertreet Ellen Gillespie Adelaide Jona Gite Tespie

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