Pittston Gazette and local notes in Wyoming coal field
The Pittston Gazette details the paper’s long history owned by Theo Hart from 1878 to 1901 and notes a 1900 population around 9,000 with Pittston and surrounding townships. It mentions a street railway shift in Manhattan to electric power by end of 1904 and plans by the Interurban Street Railway Co. to end horse car lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston Gazette
Fanaa
Pixon
Laer
William Joseph Peck
Gagarre
Wyoming
Anon
Mall
Carier
Theo. Hart
Pitteo
Pitanety
Pitron
Manhattan Borough
New York
Moat
Interurban Street Railway Co
William Street
Pittston
Penrose for chair of Republican national committee
The Philadelphia Ledger reports strong support for Senator Penrose as national chairman, with President Roosevelt's confidence and Quay's possible aid shaping a broad Pennsylvania-led bid for the 1904 campaign. A Pensylvania League event on McKinley’s birthday plans Penrose as state chairman and a broader celebration of Republican progress. The Cuban reciprocity bill passes the Senate, aligning tariff policy with President Roosevelt despite revenue concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Philadelphia Ledger
Boles Penrose
Hanna
New ‘National Committee
Ohio
Rowe
Oho
Roowart
Penrore
Pennsylvania
Holm
Andea
Quay
Harrison
Te 4
Republican Party
United States
Penrove
Utmont
State League of Republicas
McKinley
Tcs
Ainner & Harmony
Penvore
Teague
Pittsburg
Wille
Roos
Senate
Carriento
Cuba
Dingley
Repu Ean
Cubs
Congress
Butler typhoid probe blames water supply officials
A New York sanitary expert ties Butler typhoid cases to changes at the water plant and unfiltered surface water entering the town supply. Pollution sources, especially typhoid on the river banks, are cited. Officials are urged to acknowledge neglect while avoiding harsh judgment of local authorities. Also promotion of Mother Gray’s remedy for children appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fim
Butler
New York
Engineering
Over the Tea Cups and a Nation’s Woes Crying for Help
A fragmented historic column blends social distress with vivid cries for relief. It cites mothers, workers, and the suffering under economic strain, then shifts to advertisements for remedies like DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, praising cures and urging purchase at local druggists.
Churchmen and Clergy Notables Reach America Next Year
The pope is described as an avid postcard collector before his accession. Two English clergymen, W. J. Dawson and Hugh Black, are announced to visit America next year. both are noted authors and preachers. In Boston Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church, Leighton Parks receives a $20,000 purse for twenty-five years of rectorship. Thomas L. Smith of Denver, age eighty, shares maternal lineage to Washington and paternal lineage to Chief Justice Marshall. he served as a chaplain in the Confederate army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Peter
Tee
W. J. Dawson
Hugh Black
Wells
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal ‘Church of
Boston
Leighton Parks
Thomas L. Smith
Denver
Washington
Marahall
Smith
Law Points On Promises And Damages In Contract
Law passages discuss the enforceability of promises to pay debts, the inalienability of a partner's individual interest from collection actions, and the measure of damages for refusing to accept goods under a sale contract. It cites cases and notes market value as the price at sale and references prompt resale as a method to determine loss.
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Gray
Callen's
All Drugetste
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Davis
Teehannd
de Vinal
H. A. Tisdale
Summerton S.C
DeWitt
J.B. Ormer
Franklin,Grove
Mit
Bucklen
W. C. Price, Farrer, Peck & Roberts
Stroh’s Pharmacy
Ruggles’ Book Store
Thos. J. Vate
Yuletide
O.P. &C.0. Shoe Co
Gilroy
Tigue
SUT Glass
Steins
Eei
AIR Rifles
Star Safety Razors
B. G. Carpenter & CO
West Market Street
Armstrong & Sanders
Armstrong & Sanders, Real Estate
GEW. Ins, Cor. Water and
Cron Streets
Chichester
Clothiers and Furnishers
Main Sts
Red Star
Davenport Shoe Store
Main ST
Thing
Schussler
SH Pattoron & Co
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