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Pittston Gazette

Location

Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1904

Page

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Max Pam Ousted From Place on Sheldon Committee

New York February report declares Sheldon reorganizing committee plans a meeting with all interests to approve a reorganization and settle litigation. Max Pam exits the committee, replaced by Max Nathan of International Pump, as bondholders press for revived suits and a $3 million bond issue for the new structure of the Shipbuilding Company.

Max Pam New York United States Shipbuilding Company Sheldon Reorganization Committee Tix.corporation Fi Sheldon Committee Enchman Sheldon Committee Max Nathan Frst Schwab Reity International Pump Company Pliny

Peace with Your Stomach Promising a Drug Solution

A patent medicine advertisement argues forceful digestion is unsafe and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the ideal substitute to rest the stomach. It claims tablets digest food independently of stomach strength, and promises healing like natural processes, selling widely at 50 cents per box.

Stuart Odaa Hiss

Seven to Members in the Reamisation Comin Under the Mipolatons

Under the new scheme a company is to be formed to run the shipwreck concern with capital and stock details. The article notes large figures for bonds and mortgage holdings, with a focus on ownership and proposed financial structure amid a bustling political and social scene in Boston and Washington. The text mentions notable figures and a diplomatic audience, including references to Earl of Dundonald and Sir Frederick Borden, with various domestic concerns and international exchanges noted.

Bethe Feos Bonis Charen Sewab

Senate Debates Over Exposition Loan Amid House Rivalries

Washington notes a heated Senate debate over a 4 million loan for the St Louis Exposition. Lodge and Gorman lead dueling orations while the House shifts focus to adjournment maneuvers. Agricultural appropriations total 5,711,240 with small temporary raises.

Hous Washington Senate St. Louis Exposition Lodge United States Gorman Hostilty Navy Paraker Himelf Harrison Cleveland Billey House Hitt Payne Bureau of Animal Industry and Tritomology Cortelyou

Collision and Industry Updates From The News

A rear end collision near Niagara Junction injures several, with one critically. Minneapolis flour mills resume nearly all grinding as shipping increases amid ongoing rail congestion. A burglar robs the home of lawyer James B. Dill in East Dragney, with jewels valued at about $8,000 taken.

Minneapolis Minn East Dragney N. J James B. Dill Furnis Sa Iirc

Rail service cut as New England line downs crews

In Winsted Connecticut on February 5, the Central New England Railway plans layoffs of three crews, two passenger and one freight, on the Poughkeepsie bridge route Hartford to Campbell Hall North Carolina. Petitions circulate for better accommodations while management tensions rise amid reports New York New Haven and Hartford may seek to buy the route. Officials decline comment. The Stamford town hall fire claim damages around 175000 with large insurance. Assistance came from Greenwich Port Chester Norwalk and Bridgeport as the blaze threatened nearby properties. A Cuban scene shows American occupation headlines fading with soldiers departing from Havana Cabana fortress as Patton surveys. Freight ties shift eastward. Wabash Grand Trunk suspend eastern routes into Detroit. Eastbound passenger service halts. Chicago freight movement slows. the year’s heaviest eastbound flow noted. A bullion theft: $4000-$5000 gold missing from the Adams Express car on Burlington at Sterling. express agent Fred Harmon unaware of the thief.

Winsted Conn New England Central New England Loggerstead York, New Haven Hartford Poughkeepsie Bridge Dent Mellen

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