Pittston Gazette Claims Historic Local Roots
The Pittston Gazette asserts its long history as Wyoming Anthracite coal region’s oldest continuous paper dating to 1850. It notes circulation and service across Pittston city West Pittston Exeter Hughestown and nearby boroughs with population figures and post office listing.
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Pittston
Luz Co
William Joseph Paok
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West Pittston
Benides
Exeter
Hughestons
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Pohe Nominated for County Commissioner in Clean Campaign
Pohe of Catawissa ran a vow of no bribery in the Democratic primary for county commissioner and won the nomination by the largest vote among successful candidates. The Bloomsburg Press hails his clean campaign as a hopeful sign for honest policing in Columbia County. The feature also notes Flag Day observances, its history, and the urging that Americans display the flag, with remarks on its design and the Stars and Stripes symbolism.
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Columbia County
Charles L. Pohe
Catawissa
Pohe
Ont Hoket
Bloomsburg Press
Congress
United States
American Flag Association
Washington
Robert Morris
Col. Ross
John Ross
United States of America
Constant Hat Use and Dandruff Advice
A brief health note urges keeping the head uncovered to prevent dandruff germ buildup. It claims hats trap parasites and suggests Herpieide as a pleasant remedy that kills germs and stimulates healthier hair.
Old Glory and democratic endorsements discussed in a broad piece
A long excerpt discusses leading Democrats favoring a Judge Stewart endorsement and names figures such as former Attorney General Hensel and Colonel JM Guffey. It includes an opinion from Dr. Nathan C. Schaeffer on credit toward provisional teaching certificates, a Kennedy Laxative ad note, and a lengthy poem by Thames Whitcomb Til ley about Old Glory. It ends with a notice from a Wyoming Valley door and lumber company.
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Hensel
Democratic Party
J. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Stewart
Tion
Biens
Nathan C. Schaeffer
Schaeffer
University of Pennsylvania
Thames
Pittston to Scranton Train Schedules 1905
Pittston railway timetable lists weekday and Sunday departures to Scranton and Wilkesbarre with twenty minute intervals, ten minute service windows, and hourly limited trains. B F Wyly Jr, Train Manager, Scranton, and Reading System plus New Jersey Central services are detailed with stations and connections.
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Wilkesbarre
Pittston
Scranton
Nay Aug Park
Petersburg
Reading
NEW Jersey Central
New York
Liberty Street
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South Ferry
White Haven
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Philadelephia
Baltimore
Washington
Brinel
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Wilkesbarre and
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A.B. Harger
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Haltzel Furniture Co
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Dock Streets
Lapland
Ranney Terrisorn
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