Poverty and notices in Pittston Gazeteer style
A cluttered local page references summer home care for pets, court reports on William Scott’s ten month larceny sentence, and various community notices. It notes shop stock sales at Pittston Leather Co, local greetings, oblique personal notices, and a civic notice on a church festival. It mentions people like Rev. B. D. George, Mrs. Snyder, and Fred Koch, plus local events at St John Lutheran and the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Peo
Pittston Leather Co
William Scott
Joseph Loftus
Scott
A. Casp
Coun Fall
Austin
Webbs
Keloy
Elizabeth Jones
Fred Bennett
Lambert St
Waverly
George
Mary F
David
Lake Windlahis
David Jones
Scranton
George Fathie
William G. Funk
Duryea
Presbyterian Church
Thurwiay
Beatty
Westmore and
County
G. W. Stanaback
South Main Street
Philadelphia
G. H. Bull
Emanuel Seak and Son
Albert
Hughestown
Germany
Zerne County” Medical Society
National Association
Vermont
Ansocl
Fred. Koch
Entis
Ately
Oppen
Teamsters’ Union
Jasper
Eran
Patrick Calilora
Mer
Jeannie Protective Association
Sisters’ League
St. John Lutheran Church
Jon Wood
Friends of the Church
John Feay
Welsh 1
Evans Bros
Froods
Mooste
Y.M. Coa
Ian
Willig I
Jenila
Joseph Hatner
Hahnemann | Omptal
Serenton
Mountain Park
Hafner
Ana Ie
Anthracite Strike Strikes Shift to New Plan and Boycott
Reports say a new move in the coal strike may involve a national convention call by Mine Workers to discuss the issue as photographers may be used to identify crowd participants. Boycotts grow in Wilkesbarre as merchants are warned not to sell to specific customers allied with strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schaub
Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Watherlung
Chamberlain
Springgelg
Ile
Reese
Lowa
Eek
Abe
Young
di de Fowler
Wells
Thas
Mitchell
Farher
Hasleton
Cis
Baines
Scranton
Strie
Zerambo on the Stand in Damaging Testimony
Zerambo testifies about Lenonskey in court with damaging statements while the accused faces multiple charges. The testimony centers on alleged actions and related legal proceedings affecting both parties.
Gettysburg camp arrangements for N G P division discussed
Plans detail the camp locations for the National Guard division at Gettysburg July 12 to 19. Brigades and batteries position near Watlington Street, Killing of Sinnidek, Emmitsburg Road, and Reynolds Avenue with a 150 acre drill area and 2,500 by 700 foot ground. General headquarters overlook Bloody Angle as rail sidings and water pipes serve each brigade. The Ninth Regiment connection noted. Burdock Blood regulates the stomach claims an constipation relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Richardson
State Arsenal
Aettysburg
Gettybare
Fire Bosses Quitting Strike Quiet in Hazleton
Hazleton reports say a strike of No 7 fire bosses has largely been obeyed with few operations crippled as pump workers stay away. The call for the action appears to have been carried out with no major incidents and the day proceeding in quiet fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pititon and
Vicinity
Gazette Ou
Gazette Trea
Hazleton
No. 7
Joseph Gudiates
Plymouth
Gud
Adam Swingle
Kier
Digee
Bilton
Milton
Mitton
Litte Chronicle
Plymouth Tragedy and Local Notices Run Together
A Plymouth youth Joseph Gudates aged 32, driven to suicide after personal turmoil, is reported alongside a notice of Asheville rail fare and society florist references. Various ads and local items mention DeWitt’s Witch Hazel and Kemp’s cough remedies, market produce, and a Benton newspaper item list.
Personal News Fragments Stir Chicago and London Pages
A jumble of clippings cites Delpule diary notes Andrew Carnegie and a couple of royal and political items. Mention of Chicago News, War in Celestia topire, and King Edward amid speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delpule
The Schoolhouse Mystery and Patent Remedies
Fragmented text shows a schoolhouse discussion on reforms and lingering issues in New Orleans and Philadelphia. It embeds medical ads claiming cures for whooping cough dyspepsia and indigestion, with references to Doan's Ointment and Bucklen's Salve. The writing tone resembles an old newspaper page with mixed content and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
New Orleans
Philadelphia Taquirer
Uncle Elis Fables and Anecdotes Satire Fragment
A collection of fables and humorous snippets led by Uncle Elis note a wise sage advising a despondent man to switch from strawberries to ringing bells for customers. The tale blends moral lessons with playful dialect and brief vignettes from various small life scenes.
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Ley
Freeman's
Pittston
Both
Jones
Ash
Mata
Sharp
Glen
Liberty Street
West Pittston
N. Lampman
Tee Aston
Armory Hall
Iw Lyon
ASEEN
Armory Block
Port —Wusinoes
Ben Boycotte
Vier
Firat
Dvenidin
Wilkesbarre
John Fann
Boerner
Armis
France
Strne
Ieaeauanne
Peter Lenonskey
Exeter
Andrew Stanock
Toda
Lenouskey
Vincent Zeranbo
Sanock
Atorney Williams
B. Lenatan
P. le Drum
Prisner
Steapapee
Montgomery
Aucka
Motgomery
Wyoming Valley Hotel
Karvey
Bor
Wayne
Skanushanse
Bretford
Wromlag
WySatag
Aiscaniars
Gwent
Glee Society
Vitorea
Dy le & W
Charles Hicks
Perator
Junction
Adama
Kingsleys
Martin Gerrity
Upper Pittston
Zerambo
Lery
Lenonskey
Ine
Asheville
N. G
Southern Railway
N.C
Washington
Pullman
Chestnut St
Wil
DeWitt
Meredith
Willow Grove
Del
Farner
Peck and Roberts
A. M. Bbfelds
Chambersburg
Houck
W. C. Price
Jerick's
Pert Personals
Indication
Hardevant
Merry Oaks
Boban
Doan
Dr. Welsh
Old Town
J. Islonck
Uncle Elis Fables
Frank
Blu
Boston Transcript
Meat Trust
Baltimore News
Mopfat
Iso
Keesti
Catera Moti
Jon
M. Stevens
Main St. Seodin
Dr. Reap
Drury
New Jersey
Thompson
First National Bank Bldg
Isne
DeWitt's Little Barlyisers
Farrer, Peck & Roberts
Buss
Water St
California
Hase & Sanborn
Drs
Lark & Snower
Penn Tobacco
Frishmuth Tobacc Arbuckle's Coffee
Lion Coffee
Dava & M Loose
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