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Newspaper

Pittston Gazette

Location

Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1905

Page

3

Prominent speakers set for Scranton event program

Attendees hear about life insurance costs rising with age and two way contract requirements. The Scranton program lists speakers including J B Sturgen, Dr Oren Rot, and General Moyt on topics from insurance to present-day piracy, with a roster of local figures such as J E Burr, J Benj Dimmick, and President Judge Charles Be Rice among the notables.

Scranton J. B. Sturgen Berapton New England Nortuanmary United States George Crke Pest Tim Park ‘Churen Boot Wilepeukt New Ege Moyt Wyoming Dr Peck C.D. Bandervon W. A. Wilcos

Fine New Bridge on Lackawanna Line Near Binghamton

Large Lackawanna bridge over the Susquehanna river near Binghamton will be the system's largest and most expensive. The steel weighs about 2040 tons with heavy rivets, four spans of 170 feet, and a 4 percent approach curve reducing strain from the old bridge.

Susquehannghamton Lackawanna Railroad Binghamton

First National Bank Changes Savings Interest Rule

The First National Bank notifies savings depositors of a new interest rule effective January 1908. Interest will be 3 percent per year, calculated by calendar months, with fractional-month interest paid. Interest will be paid or credited on January 1 and July 1, Crane, Cashier, 1401.

Local News Briefs From Wilkes-Barre And Surroundings

Past 35 years resident, Mrs. A Ruddy of Plains, attends matinee in Wilkes-Barre then rides a crowded streetcar home. theft of $50 gold watch and chain after pocket pick. Archibald Patterson named deputy oil inspector of Luzerne County. Plymouth drills for coal at Hobbie. new hole yields better prospects. We Miller sues Plymouth borough for $2,600 over a sewer catch basin blockage causing property damage. Denver visitor Thomas Conlon injures scalp with 50 stitches after horse panics near a streetcar and telegraph pole. Mrs. Cornelius, mother of the injured, had her right hand lost in a recent railroad accident. Peter Crone of Ashley, employed at Jersey Central shops, fractures several wrist bones after a locomotive fall. Violinist Arnold Lohmann to perform in Afffama Fla beginning Jan 6, staying until mid-April. Mrs. Frank Hoban of Wilkes-Barre wintering in California with her parents. James Murray, former Parsons resident, dies at Hillside Home Lackawanna County aged about 63.

Witkesbarre M. A Ruddy Plains Wile ‘Kesbarre Archibald Patterson Lacre Plymouth Hobbie Dante We Miller Thomas Conlon Denver Iwno Hudson Afffami Fla Florida Frank J. Hoban Wilkesbarre California James Murray Parsons Hillside Lackawanna County

Lehigh Valley Notices and Local Trials From Scranton Era

In Bethlehem 4 year old Rev John Connolly dies of consumption after priestly ordination at St Marys Seminary. Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co. fire at Lanaford narrowly saved by borough firemen with $1000 loss. Botteville director Joan Miller fined and imprisoned for selling his vote. Dr Alfred Gordon bills Lackawanna case for $2000 approved by DA. Gas theft case: A S Daniels bailed after meter plug removal and 2000 cubic feet used. Dems nominate V F for Eighth Senatorial district term. Petersburg silk mills strike ends though 200 girls remain out for wage issues.

Gerand Asquehanna Coal Co A. Nantooke John Connolly Bethlehem Ae St. Mary' Seminary Semonitaburg Cardinal Gibbons Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co Lanaford Lackawanna Court Emma Lee W.K. Lewis Daniels Scranton Philadelphia V.F Horatio Mackets Petersburg Elmer

Mill Workers Demand Removal of Foreman Walker

Dates are urged to stay off until the new foreman Walker is removed. Management awaits the mill girls return and predicts the strike will be brief.

Mail Bag Stolen in Scranton at Lackawanna Yard

Thieves robbed a Delaware Lackawanna and Western mail bag from the Scranton yard after train No 25 arrived late at night. The bag contained numerous pouches for Carbondale, riped open with a knife, with the entire contents stolen by multiple suspects amid holiday bustle.

Lackawanha Carbondale Lackawanna Delaware & Hudson Mall Delaware, Lackawanna Ash'e

Incurable Ailments Claim Cured by Vegetable Extracts

Fragments describe local doctors declaring sufferers incurable and recounts of cures using favorite prescriptions of vegetable extracts. Claims include relief from weakness, digestive issues, inflammations, ulcers, and female complaints with noted regularity and relief.

Xmas Sale of Leather Goods

A timely deal with a leading maker of shopping bags pocket books and purses. The assortment features new numbers and styles for holiday shoppers at favorable prices.

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