Pittston Gazette Ancestral Site and Publication Details
Pittston Gazette published in Pittston Lux County era claims status as oldest Wyoming AM paper. Historical notes list editors and addresses with circulation near 5,840 residents in Exeter and Tughestown area, served by Pittston post office. Entry notes second class matter status and annual subscription terms.
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Pittston
Lux Coyra
William Joseph Peck
THE
Gazette
Wyoming
Goal Pield
Jacent Dor Sugha
Exeter
Tughestown
Editorials on Coal Lands and National Finance
The Pottsville Republican editorials discuss coal lands in Schuylkill county valued at about $100,000 and argue that distrustful actions by coal companies fuel socialism and tax dodging. They also critique Representative Mr. Williams for blunders, and comment on presidential vacation costs and the burden on the nation’s purse.
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Pottsville
Schuylkill County
Williams
House of Representatives
Hae
Altwona Terhune
Hhe
Presidents Salary Increase and Public Spending Debate
The piece discusses congressional debate over presidential travel expenses and a proposed salary rise to $100,000 to cover costs, arguing it would reduce party disputes and raise the nation’s prestige. It also covers a New York gas case affecting tree damage, legal actions over gas leaks, and coal production reporting developments.
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Jana
Willams
Congrés
Samo
Congress
Roosevelt
Igor
West Phuston Taw
Ferme
Joseph Langford Havi
Th Les Ligne Co
Malas
Mylvania
E. W. Parke
United States Geological Survey
Gata
Tefevie
Extra
Aste
UF oMiclat
Officers Installed at Allentown Great Council
The Great Council of the Graer of Red Men met in Allentown and adjourned. Great Rentor Sagamore W. A. 8. Bird of Kansas installed officers including Great Sachem J. J. Newpier who appointed several officials. The council voted 300 for San Francisco earthquake sufferers and commended badges of honor while voting support to Arrows and Reavers. A motion to print union shops was defeated 191 to 8. Advertised remedies and a list of local merchants appear in Mayo's Pharmacy and George D. Stroh stores.
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Graer of
Red Men
Allentown
Sagamore W. A
Bird
Kansas
J. J. Newpier
Charles Pitcher
Scranton
Phipps
Chadds Ford
Cyrus Sterner
Altoona
Forest
New Principal Loren Fassett Leads Keystone Academy
Prof Loren Fassett, born in Scottaville Wyoming County, becomes principal of Keystone Academy after completing studies at Colgate Academy in 1898 and earning top honors. He previously taught mathematics for five years at Keystone, then led French and German studies in Cincinnati. He spent summer 1905 in Paris to deepen language skills.
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Loren. Fassett
Neon Enosen
Keystone Acadmy
Professor Fassett
Scottaville
Wyoming County
Keystone Academy
Colgate Academy
Ceing
Alling
Paris
Ian Uae
Funeral Directors Elect Officers in Pennsylvania Association
The Pennsylvania Funeral Directors' Association elected M. F. Leslie of Pittsburgh as president with vice presidents W Day of Williamstown Hokey of Philadelphia and W A Heinita of Lancaster as secretary and Geo r Paw of Philadelphia as treasurer J Hi Fisher of Chestnut HU was noted among delegates who visited the Gettysburg battlefield The next annual meeting is set for June 14. Dershimer offers planning and materials for building a house.
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Pennsylvania
Harrie Burg
M.F. Leslie
Pittsburg
W. Day
Williamstown
Hokey
Philadelphia
W. A. Heinita
Lancaster
Geor © Paw
J. Hi Fisher
Chestnut HU
Gettyabirg Battlefeld
Une
Objection Challenge to State Senate Nomination Papers
Joseph Carr of Frackville fights the nom papers of John Coyne for State Senate in the Thirtieth district arguing reapportionment makes Schuylkill County the twenty ninth district and invalidates the papers. Judge Kunkle set June 26 for a hearing on the constitutionality of the apportionment.
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Joseph Carr
Frackville
Dauphin County
John Coyne
Carr
Sehnyski
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Toekjaw
Bucklen
Chas
Oswald
Rensselaersville
Seth Buren
Mayo's
Geo
D. Stroh
West Pristan
Fred
Schussler
Cor
Dershimer
Dollara
lenars_ tre
Globe Warehouse
Pittston, Pa
Hurley-Loughran Co
West Market Street
Eton
Kent
West Pittston
Thomas M
Chicago
Arunusband
E. J. du Pont
Men & Young
the Hub Clothing House
N. Main
Eagle Hotel
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