Appropriations Considered by the Select Council Meeting
The regular Select Council meeting discussed the cost of brick paving for blocks and the repaving of part of Matz street, along with an ordinance for city debts for the year starting April 1 1903. Officers debated board of health necessity, funding for incidents, and street work, including a proposed concrete retaining wall on Oak Street.
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Matz Street
Select Council
Chatman Lanann
Lantos
Mery
Kans
But
Loveline
McAndrew
Common Council
Board of Health
Murphy
Buss
Loushiney
Manley
Wr. Langan
Langan
Board of Health Department
Murphy Sald
Mr. Bass
Langa
Loughney
Marcy
Thor St
Oak St
Bitters Promote Recovery After Stomach Trouble
A patient in Dera, Pa, recovering from stomach distress benefited from Bitters, with claims of rapid improvement and no attacks in 34 months. Electric Bitters are advertised as guaranteed for dyspepsia, constipation, and kidney issues, sold for 80 cents at local druggists W. C. Price, J. H. Houck, and G. D. Strob.
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Dera
W. C. Price
J. H. Houck
Ttston
G. D. Strob
West Pitts
Thos. J. Yates
New York
Donegal
Mort Fastidions
Worker Dies After Premature Explosion At Coal Yard
A worker died from severe injuries after a premature explosion at a coal yard yesterday. Two laborers, including George Horton, were pinned under coal and oak when the blast occurred and were rescued with difficulty by fellow workers. Wilson suffered a fractured skull and other critical injuries before dying at Lackawanna Hospital. The incident prompted public notices about local health and safety remedies and advertisements for medicinal products and life insurance.
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Lackawanna Hospital
George Horton
Wilson
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