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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
3
A brief notice notes weekly rates at 39.00 per sea and related fall information. Details are incomplete but reference to 300 weekly items and cavern context. Further specifics unavailable in the readable fragments.
Fragmentary message lacks clear events or identities but hints at a special payment offer. It mentions giving money and a year reference, yet no concrete names organizations dates or locations are readable for a factual card.
Armstrong & Sanders, at Water and Cron Streets in Pittston Pa, advertise Equitable Tate real contracts with loan and cash values. They claim superior stability and features over rival companies. Strong emphasis on reliable terms and financial strength.
Historical notice lists locations of fire alarm boxes on Main and Lambert streets and nearby avenues. It includes multiple street references, storefronts, and addresses, with scattered handwritten notes about security and alarm operation. The fragmentary OCR shows names, streets, and business mentions alongside incomplete descriptions of alarm procedures and public notices.
A mixed digest of Wilkes-Barre district events includes a patent grant to George Legmaier, a $6 theft from Conyngham store, church repairs costing $100, and frequent parish gatherings at Memorial and Hungarian Presbyterian churches. Also noted are a city attorney’s return from California, a local vagrant case, a fire destroying Joseph Bryant’s house on Scott Hill, smallpox reports, and various civic mentions from Kingston and beyond.
The report covers housing demand rising in spring, church meetings and a young men’s movement, burials for John Curran and local mine incidents injuring Patrick Maloney and others. It notes Rev. C. B. Fessenden’s pending departure, a Mansfield rector appointment, and various civic notices including a Great abstinence meeting and union events.
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