Pittston Gazette History and Population Scope
Pittston Gazette of Pittston Lux Co enters its claims as the area’s oldest newspaper published daily except Sundays at four dollars yearly in advance. The paper notes ownership by Theo Hart from 1878 to 1904 and cites 1960 census figures estimating Pittston area population over ten thousand with surrounding boroughs Exeter Hughestown Jenkins and Pittston Townships included within one two mile post office radius.
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Pittston
Lux. Co
William Josepi Peck
the Gazette
Wyoming
Theo. Hart
Pittston City
West Pittston
Exeter
Hughestown
Jenkins
Arbutus
Lorraine Roosevelt
Gotham Theater
Pumpkinville
A4 1
London Y
God
The Teacups and News From an Era’s Echoes
A fragmented dated column blends poems and prose about a dream of a ruined town, rising gold prices with mint reports, human life and safety pleas, Alaska and Northwest life, accounts of veterans, and light social vignettes from New York and beyond, featuring names like Lorraine Roosevelt and Samuel Gordeano, plus curious anecdotes and a sketch of autumn’s approach amid bustling city life.
Alaska promise of livelihood and manufacturing growth
The text notes that Alaska offers livable prospects for immigrants who settle there and adapt to exceptional conditions. It highlights Alaska as a growing producer of gold and silver plus various industries already thriving, with territorial government progress expected to further boost development and momentum.
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Alaska
Youth Recall of Bunker Hill Fortunes and Flight
Alice E. Quarrie recalls the 1775 Bunker Hill night from a New Jersey family’s perspective. The diary-like account describes neighbors, General Putnam, fortifications, and a harrowing midnight evacuation to Roxbury. The family loses property and livestock, yet notes their gratitude that the narrator survived the battle.
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Richard
Ann
Ipper
Father
Mother
Tim
Ahe
Prescott
Bunker Hill
Rose
Rox
Putnam
Monte Cristo Chateau tale of Dumas dog menagerie
A fragment recalls Dumas's Monte Cristo estate near St Germain en Laye built at 700000 francs then sold for 86000. It housed a diverse menagerie including apes, parrots, a macaw, a golden pheasant, and a famous dog Pritchard who invited others to share life there before the property’s sale.
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Maison de Bon
Caesar
Myxout
Pritchard
Monte Cristo
Ham
Louis Napoleon
Dumas
Gove
Pt Michel
Monsieur
Michel
Michel W Dama
Train Schedules From Pittston to Wilkesbarre and Scranton
Frequency details show daily 6:07 a.m. and every twenty minutes to noon with arrivals to Scranton 24 minutes after. Weekday ten minute schedules cover Wilkesbarre from 8:45 p.m. to 7:08 p.m. and Scranton from 4:27 p.m. to 7:27 p.m. Sundays have limited trains to Wilkesbarre and Scranton with arrivals ranging 14 to 17 minutes later. Trains for Nay Ang Park Petersburg and Dun Lee offered with bag i mage handling, under Trame Manager BF Wyly Jr in Scranton.
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Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Pittston
Nay Ang Park
Petersburg
Dun- Lee
Train Schedules via Jersey Central 1906 Corrected Dates
Corrected timetable details list vestibuled trains from Jersey Central routes to White Haven Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Philadelphia and connections to New York Philadelphia Buffalo Chicago and Pittsburgh. Includes departure times from Pittston Wilkesbarre Waverly and Eastward and Westward runs with multiple daily expresses and locals.
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New Jersey Central
New York
Libertytreet
N. F
St. N. R
White Haven
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Daltimore
Maz
Wilkesbarre
Bet Philadelphia
Roston
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Ashur Park
Buffalo
T. & T. Junction
Phila
Waverly
Thuffalo
Philadelphi
Butefalo
Bufalo
Chicago
Hilkesbarre
le & B. Junction
Fragmentary local notice hints at regional names and places
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Northumberland and regional names such as Scranton Bumalo and New 4888. The text is incomplete but suggests a local notice or public posting involving Northumberland and nearby areas. No dates or clear actions are discernible.
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New York
Great Britain
Rave
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Mint
Africa
Altoona Tribune
Autom Dile
Acust
Jack Frost
Unitea Staten
Canada
Brady
Thone Og Ut
Alana
Anana
Aleska Io
Pen Memerve
Milford
N.H
Sebastopol
Elvil
Samuel Gordeano
Artemus Ward
Shakespeare
Gordeano
Apeal
Dreamer
Fifth Avenue
Oliceman
New York Press
Antoinette
Utd Jonasie
Norway
Paris
Patriots
Perel Rosea
Ian
Moston
Yuna Ie
Earl Tyan
Rolin
Tata
Wien
Farma Goldiera
Ittehard
Alice E. Quarrie
Newsark, N. J
Boston Herald
Monte Cristo Chateau
Drexel
New Church of the Sacred Heart
Dremten
Calvin Fried
Hdlson
Auatiiew J. Stemtens
United States
A. L. Emerson
Hyde Park
Mass
Samuel Jompers
American Federation of Labor
Rovebury
London
Eliot
Harvard
Solomon Gomper
T.R. Welah
BF. Wyly JR
D A
Heranton
Apt
S. Scranton, Bumalo and
New
Cas
Sesdarre
Hazleton
Public Square
A.B Harger
Supt. of Transportation
Lacka
Wyoming Valley R.R. O
Laurel Line
B. P. Wyly, JR
Albert University Pace
Cits
Browaway
23Rd Street
New York City
Guide On
Pittston Dunetion
J. B. Carpenter Truck Farm
W. H. Kennedy
Business Directory
Davey & Et Boranton
Norany Runt
Broad St
Bicom Watier Tneuronce
Reprie Mosirr
Morgan Brock
Hercules Concrete Ston
Detroit
Ald
Tan D. &B
Windsor Hotel
Philadelp
Thund Street
Myers & Cray
Randon Street
Pitsborg
Acaceae Bealcatel
Savarg
von Haveae Lane
Mayo Bros’ Pharmacy
Armory Block
Evans’ Pharmacy
Lawerne Avene
THE
Hitchner Biscuit Company
National Board of Underwriters
N. Main St
William St
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