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Newspaper

Pittston Gazette

Location

Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1906

Page

3

Desperate Chance to Open Broad Street Theater

A Desperate Chance opens next Friday at Broad Street Theater as the opening attraction. Theodore Kramer pens a drama of crime and punishment featuring Main and the Biddle Brothers who escaped jail with help from a prison guard's wife. The production blends thrilling action with comic scenes and impressive stage effects for entertaining relief.

Broad Street Theodore Kramer On Main Biddle Pittsburg

York State League Action At Wilkes-Barre

Scranton defeats Albany as standings show Wilkes-Barre and Binghamton pulling clear in the York State League. Batters and batteries listed reflect lineup names such as Hatteries-Sollfitzer Stroh Bowen Doran and McNamara Syracuse Troy with various pitching and catching pairings.

Barre Hatteries Sollfitzer Albany Binghamton Wilkesbarte

Animals On Display In Scranton Barnum Show Aug 27

A Barnum and Bailey style circus comes to Scranton on August 27 featuring Thompson's horses, Lorley's dogs, Winston's Calon, and the Doblado troupe of trained sheep. The program promises acrobats, mid air feats, pyramids, and a new allegorical act about the Russo Japanese war. Special excursion rates will be offered from nearby towns. In a separate note Electric Bitters are praised as a cure for kidney and stomach issues with local drugstores carrying the remedy.

Barnum & Hailey Scranton Thompson Lor Ley Winston Fit Ie

Carnival Week At Luna Park With Elephants And Phonographs

A week of street carnival attractions continues at Luna Park with confetti, fancy dress, prizes for best costumes, and a dance and cake walk on Wednesday. T Barlow’s elephants and Philippine’s band perform as Luna Park imports from Coney Island. A patient in Bloomsburg, Mrs. Frank Padm, has a six year malady finally relieved after expelling a foreign object from her stomach, suspected to be an animal swallowed years ago.

Asana Warn Scranton Letter Carriers Post Office T Barlow Tuna Park Barlow Luna Park Coney Island Phi Pnini Victor Zonophone Elson Phonograph Garrison's Ars Frank Padm Bloomsburg Cae

State College Officials Named for Women’s Presidency and Registrar

A Bloomsburg Press report notes James A. Beaver of Bellefonte being mentioned in connection with university leadership. The piece names Judge Heaver as President of Women, Dr. Welsh of Bloomsburg as Vice President and Registrar, indicating ongoing appointments and duties in state college governance.

Heaver Dr. Welsh Bloomsburg James A. Beaver Bellefonte

Ice Cream Social Committees Named at St Mary’s

An ice cream social will be held in Ollie’s Garden on Carroll Street by the Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. Mary’s of the Assumption. An entertaining programme is planned. General manager Miss Daly Boos, assistants Josephine Gotehie, treasurer Anna Wachs, and three tables led by matrons oversee the event with numerous helpers at each table and a refreshment stand.

Ollie’ Garden Carroll Street Virgin Sodality of St. Mary's of the Assumption Miss Daly Boos Josephine Gotehie Anna Wachs Emma Schmidt Alds Alds, ‘Teresa Rotehie Tessa Saulli Mary Gisinger Mary Becker Alvita Sekol Frances Baumeister Pauline Haubrich Agatha Krants Helen Hurst Mary Seminter Walburga Greiner Cecilia Weber Rose Sherer Mary Rollman Mary Kaul Augusta Brieden Margaret Wachs

Anthracite Y M C A report outlines local work and reach

General Secretary Thomas Thorburn notes Twenty-three associations active with 1,198 members in good standing and 624 pledged. The report lists 4,942 periodicals, 21,027 books, 48 students in night school, 43 devotional meetings, 1,908 total attendance, and 19,761 in 1,360 men’s meetings. It covers Bible classes with 753 attendees, 71 committees, 3,108 gymnasium visits, 687 auxiliary members, 22,779 room visits, 13 talks, three socials with 123 total attendees, and local expenditures of $2,172.49.

Thomas Thorburn Uarte Aup Morey Oppenheim Yaleley View

Mallinck Convent graduates form alumni group in Wilkesbarre

About 25 Mallinck convent graduates met last Friday in Wilkesbarre to organize an alumni association and elect officers. President Mrs Richard Marks of Scranton. Vice President Laura Cannon. Secretary Ella Featherstone. Attendees included several Scranton and Wilkesbarre residents, with Rev Father Disselkamp delivering an address. Annual meetings planned at Wilkesbarre hotels.

Mallinck Wilkesbarre Richard Marks of Brien Scranton Missy R Laura Cannon Ella Featherstone RM. O'Brien Mr. Higins M. J. Walsh New York City John F." Boyle Piston Mary "Wideman John P. Schmit Clara Hendler Marguerite Shied Aura Cannon Mary. Sheehan Ellen OM. Maret Claude P. Smith Flora F. Becket Frances M. "Baad Liltle Warnick Father Disselkamp

Dispute Between Pastor and Church at Nanticoke

Nanticoke church pastor Rev. Mr. Kelsch secured a preliminary injunction from Judge Eyneh to restrain trustees from ousting him and interfering with duties at St. John's Evangelical Protestant Lutheran. He claims he was hired July 1 1905 installed Sept. 1 1905 salary $60 monthly and parsonage rent free. Trustees allegedly moved to dismiss April 30 and planned July 31 termination. Kelsch contends proper process and two thirds vote required, with issues over electors, alleged false Lutheran doctrine, and potential irreparable injury to reputation and salary. Squire Robins joined as defendant to enforce restraint on eviction from parsonage.

Uscar Num St. John's Evangelical Protestant Lutheran Church Nanticoke Eyneh Kelsch Texas Lutheran Church Ner Acion Herman C. Fultz Me[Kinley Chapel East Rots Street Wilkerbarre Keisen Squire Robins

McCalls Ferry Power Co Opposed by Attorney General

Attorney General Carson moved to restrain McCalls Ferry Power Co from building a dam on the Susquehanna below Mercatt’s Ferry. He visited the site and said the project uses the river as a waterway, challenging the 1806 mill dam act. The case ties to a U S Circuit Court suit in Baltimore between McCalls Ferry and Susquehanna Power Co over land condemnation in Cecil and Harford counties for hydroelectric development. A mystery solved. Dr King Pills ad promotes Mayo’s Pharmacy in West Pittston.

Carson Dauphin County McCall's Ferry Power Co Susquehanna River Mercatt's Ferry Tet United States Circuit Court Baltimore Susquehanna Power Co Maryland Cecil Harford Counties Susquehanna McCall's Ferry Co Sussquehanna” Power Co Cecil County Harford County

Hazleton Sexton Dies by Own Action at Home

Henry Relmensenneier aged 92, former Vine Street cemetery sexton, died by self inflicted gunshot at his Hazleton home on Grant Street after a morning intoxication and violent scene with his wife and daughter. The fatal shot occurred as family fled upstairs.

Henry Relmensenneier Vine Street Hazleton Grant Street Relmenschnela Ausettle Weil A. Abot

Veterans to meet next Saturday in Nay Aug Park Scranton

A reunion of Battery M Second Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery Schooley's Battery will be held Saturday August 18 at Nay Aug Park Scranton to mark the Civil War mustering anniversary. Members and their families are invited to bring provisions for a picnic and attend a business meeting to elect officers.

Tr Tx John F. Tench West Pittston Evan J. Ryans Joseph W. Frederick Battery M Pittston

Lehigh Valley Rail Passes For Parade Day Travel

The Lehigh Valley railroad offers reduced fares for Aug 20 parade day for the Patriotic Order Sons of America Pennsylvania State Camp. Tickets valid for return to Aug 31 on most trains except the Black Diamond Express. Special trains and sleeper options to Albany via D& H with connections to Saratoga Lake George Lake Champlain Plattsburg and Montreal. Stopovers allowed north of Albany. Fare details and agent contact provided. An Atlantic City mid summer outing also noted with Aug dates and return limits.

Amentown Andrews Lehigh Valley Railroad Patriotic Order Sons of America Pennsylvania State Camp Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents Albany Wilkesbarre Pittston Scranton Dairy and Sarbondale Saratoga Lake George Lake Shamplain Plattsburg Lake Placid Montreal Boston & Maine Boston & Albany Boston New England Saratoga Vna George Delaware & Hudson Cambra Carbondale W. G. Liddle Atlantic City Attic City New Jersey Central Seasle City Cape May Ocean City Philadelphia

Mason Jars and Bottles Cataloged at Local Store

Local buyers' guide lists glass jars and bottles with prices, including Qt Mason Fruit Jars at a quarter dozen and various pint and quart bottles. Also notes rubber rings, a jar wrench, and Jelly Glasses, with ad copy for preservatives and household cures from Patterson & Co. and Na skip, Narth Naekn & Marvin wholesale cater.

Main St

Monster Ash Pit in Scranton Yards Promises Huge Efficiency

Scranton's Lackawanna yards break ground on the world's largest ash pit. A solid concrete structure with tracks atop enables one crane to replace eighteen men. Ashes from engines drop into a central pit, pass through chutes and perforated fans, water cools them, and a crane hoists the material into surface cars for removal. The facility includes winter water protection and is hailed as a premier example of its kind.

Lackawanna Yards Scranton

Ustetter's Remedy Praised for Digestive Ailments

An advertisement promotes Ustetter's as the best remedy to relieve and prevent cramps diarrhea biliousness heartburn costiveness dyspepsia indigestion female ills and malaria. The claim emphasizes comprehensive relief and preventive benefits from a single tonic.

Ustetter

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