Home Paper Gazette Reports Pittston News Fast
July 8 1902 edition of THE HOME NEWS in Pittston and vicinity promises fresh local updates printed in THE HOME PAPER THE GAZETTE. The note hints readers may see deviations in out of town papers but assures earliest reportage in the Gazette.
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Pittston
Vieluityse
the Gazette
Gazette
Local News And Events At Pittston Area
Broad Street M E Church choir meets this evening. Westminster Mission Band to join Mia Meten Jones on Froth Gineham street Tuesday. Two Tom defeats Pittsburgh Grey in a Riverside Park game 7 to 2. Hughestown council to discuss resignation of J F Schmalt. trolley and water works topics rise. Mountain Park excursion by Bartenders of Seran ton, open-air concert by St Aloysius League. Beach recreation piece extols New Jersey coast and transport links. ads urge local readers to seek employment and services.
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Broad Street
M. E. Stonuren
Westminster Mission Band
Mia Meten Jones
Froth- Gineham Street
Pittston Greyn
Riverside Park
A. D. HL
Pittston
Street Presbyterian Church
Mise Mae Staley
J. Eiger
Joseph Shannock
Jeycandle Gazette
North Main Street
Sadie Jopling
Christine ‘Street
Meeps
Inkerman
Presbyterian
West Side
Ely
Wilkes
Wyoming Valley ‘Traction
Hughestown
Pitaton
J. F. Schmalt
Mentias
Etween
Tahe ‘Traction Co
Magna Bridge
Martin Tougher
Bouth Main
Wauehter
Regina
Pitie
Armen
Jacoba
Avoca
Smithville
Nancy H._ Holden
W. J. Hibbs
Seran
Mountain Park
Drise
Scranton
Oppenteim
Aécom-Y
Presbyterian Sun
Mountain
Park
B&w. W
St. Aloysian
St .Aloysius Hall
Ernest Schmaltz
Gazette
Wyoming
Wyoming Camp
Griff
Epworth League
Ep ‘Worth
de Gilbert
Berwick
Frost
Philadelphia
M. V. Williams
T. Haroun
Holleran
Elizabeth
Conference
Jay
J. L. Thoman
Pralee
Giles
Philippines
Local Vendors Promote Goods and Remedies in Scranton Area
An assorted crop of ads notes farmers supplying berries and vegetables daily from South Main Street addresses, plus laundry lists of products. Moffat’s bakery draws customers with quality, while Dr King’s New Life Pills promise improved digestion. Local stores tout ladders, miners’ oils, and mattresses as trusted buys in Pittston and West PRE Ks.
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South Main Street
B. Patterson & CO
Goode
Moffats
Moffat
Sharp
Sanderson
Scranton
Jupiter Miner
Peert
Hoss
Dr. King
Houck
Fragmented Local Society Notes From Scranton Visit Briefs
A garbled OCR fragment lists visitors and social calls in Scranton with names like Samuel Fukersin and Alan Puretough, mentions travels to New York and Parsipany, and notes people staying two days with relatives. The jagged text references Allen, Donnelly, Hawley, and Barer Mendance, ending with a note about someone found in the vicinity and telephoning home.
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Yates
Corian
Donnelly
Yeaterday Hawley
Barer
Mendance
John New Otey
Thie
Burke Renominated by Democrats in Rural District Convention
The Fifth Legislative district of Limtere County held a peaceful, orderly convention ending minutes after start. Hon. K. J. Burke was renominated for representative amid bitter primaries between Burke and Tennant, with 40 contested seats and unanimous support for Burke.
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Literme
K. J. Burke
Burke
John E. Tennant
P Blanchard
Hopkins
Edwan Shaughnessy
Patrick Doran
Freeley
M. F. Gilroy
Patrick John Heafullin
T.H. Hopkins McDonald
William Foster
Tenkins
Duke
Finn
United Mine Work Ts' of America
Avoca
Michael Ryan
Anthony Walsh
Michael Gileuy
Buck
Wiliam Hurd
Hughestown
Patrick Reap Jenking
John Mebonata
Jame 3Allagher
James Ho van
George Braviack
Atin
Anthony Rown
Miner's
Fleet
Phoma
Mack
Michael McDonna
Campbell Morgan to Lecture at Moody Bible Institute
Rev G Campbell Morgan of onion will spend Oct and Nov at Moody Bible Institute Chicago lecturing to students and holding city and suburban meetings. The offering targets pastors and Christian workers seeking Morgan’s lectures at 3 dollars weekly for accommodations. Details from ALP Pitt 8 Insite Pl Chicago.
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Moody Institute
G. Campbell" Morgan
Onion
Counrt
Norffield Extensionovement
Pouy Bible Institute
Chicago
Sun Tay School
T Morgan
Pitt
Oxford colliery mine to reopen after cleanup delay
The management of the People's Coal Co. of Scranton says operations at the Oxford colliery will resume as soon as the cleanup is finished. The company has 85 men clearing the mines and expects to restart once cleaning is done. President Mitchell met district leaders in Scranton amid ongoing labor tensions and expected further checks on relief payments.
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People's Coal Co. of
Scranton
Oxford
In & Com
Inia
R ‘Oads
Sterk
Mitchell
Seraton
Nichelle
Dempsey
Ana
Damaged Goods and Seconds in Trade Highlighted
A buyer describes how department stores and manufacturers separate products into perfect, seconds, and short ends. Seconds sell at reduced prices, with defects often minor and invisible to the eye, while names may be altered or omitted to protect reputations. The piece notes this practice across fabrics, collars, bicycles, yarns, and other goods, and discusses the economics and ethics behind end-of-line surplus.
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Washington
Tata
Ssae
Lost Brass cap and other notices from Susquehanna area
A collection of small ads and notices appears from the Susquehanna Avenue area. includes a lost brass wagon cap between vans Brass store and St. John church, rent notice for a single room in Gazette, a partial bank book loss, and a railroad excursion fare offer to New York valid to Aug. 3. Also lists casualties and a death in Sebastopol with survivors including Patrick Hopkins and several relatives.
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General House
Ork
Susquehanna Ave
Girton
Sutton Reek
Vans Brass Store
St. John's Church
Beagle One Co
Atlantic
Sts
Miner's Bank
Gazette
New York
Anthony Hopkins
Sebastopol
Welock
Patrick Hopkins
Sevastopol
Mia
Conrad Delere
Albertarto
Wikesbarre
Michaatrd
John Rnaleman
Hie Ity
John Hopkins
Free service connections with jas stands through August
The People’s Light Co offers free service connections for all jas stands sold until August. After August, customers must pay the cost to meet them.
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People's Light Co
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