Suggestion for today on Railroad Street bridge delay
The article urges immediate erection of a temporary bridge across Railroad Street in Oregon to restore access after a culvert collapse. It cites public anger at council delays, criticizes the city engineer’s slow action, mentions a prior mayoral step, and notes the need to open the street quickly for the main thoroughfare. It advertises a bicycle shop near Charles Street.
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Hood
Railroad Street
Oregon
Eleventh Ward
Local Notes From Pittston and Wilkes Barre Meeting
Minglowna Barber visits Lazzerie Borough Su ray friends. Pittston representatives attended the Pre Bridge Association meeting in Wilkes Barre. Thomas Maughan, Model Late proprietor, released after weeks ill siege, is recovering. Herman Schmaltz of Stroudsburg, visiting friends, played basketball in Scranton with Stroudsburg team. Mr Schall leaves New York office to join Williamsport Staple Co as bookkeeper around April. Miss Anthony, Spring Brook Water Supply bookkeeper for eleven years, resigns effective April. father Gs in Aushwing formerly with Spring Brook Water Co now superintendent of Lehighton Water Co. Family plans move from Moogle to Lehighton. Anthony to have a role in Lehighton firm. R.N. Harris of Scranton to succeed, becoming acquainted with the family. Old Wilkesbarre resident Juan Wildermath commits suicide at home with army revolver. unbalanced mentally. Frederick Market announces truck arrival. One A Minute Cough Cure advert. Justice J. Mood of Crosby Blas notes testimonials. Easter confections at Codehas’s in Butler block. Special Excursion to New York via Daw R A Rate. one-day round trip April 2.
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Minglowna Barber
Lazzerie
Suray
B. Thompson
M. Schloaser
Entra GuiMn
Pittston
Pree Bridge Association
Wilkesbarre
Thomas Maughan
Model
Myess
Mouxhan
Herman Schmaltz
Strouds
Smt
Anthony
Spring Brook Water Supply Company
Gsin
Spring Brook Water Co
Lehnighton Water Company
Moogle
Lehighton
Omic
Patston
West Patston
Tiook Co
R.N. Harris
Scranton
Ainty
Local items mix news from Hughestown and area
The clipping records a patchwork of local notices and notes. It mentions a special Hughestown borough council meeting, a WCTU social at John Weston’s home, and railway work injuries. It also notes civic notices, a lecture ticket sale, business openings, and a small report on anthracite trade and river oil spill observations.
Lehigh Valley Trains Restored Bring Relief to Alstonians
Lehigh Valley announces resumption of AC No 1 and westbound NY mail trains to Alston, ending a long service disruption. Restoration eases delays in afternoon mail and evening eastbound arrivals, benefiting residents and post office operations.
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Pittston
New York
New
Lehigh Valley
Mooi 2
Barre
Friday Night Eisteddfod at Welsh Congregational Church
The postponed eisteddfod resumes Friday evening with mixed chorus, male chorus, solo and duet entries, and children’s contest. Prizes range from 50 cents to $5 for various vocal and life-of-Joseph questions, amid local commerce ads and medicine claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Cramer Jr & Williams
Water Street
Edenland
Rom Handel
Am Re
Joseph
Coal famine feared as miners threaten strike
Reports from the thlewater area warn that a coal famine could strike the Eastern industrial centers if anthracite miners declare and sustain a strike. Dealers cite tight coal markets this winter, flood disruptions, transport shortages, and storage limits at Port Richmond and other depots as indicators. Some say union actions could halt shipments, worsening shortages unless miners stay quiet.
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Thlewater Polta
Shamokin
Reading Railway
Port Richmond
United Migé Workers of America
Iminers
Indianapolis
Sai
Tidewater
Dedication Set for James Gayley Laboratory at Lafayette College
The James Gayley Laboratory of chemistry and metallurgy at Lafayette College will be dedicated April 5. Donor James Gayley of Pittsburgh, former first vice president of United States Steel, funded the project. The program includes remarks by Johns Hopkins President Thomas M. Crown and Lehigh’s leader, with Gayley presenting and a prayer by Rev. Samuel A. Gayley.
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James Gayley
Lafayette College
Boon
Pittdbute
Elaga
Gayley
United States Steel Corporation
Lafayette
Hemsen
Johns Hopkins University
Thomas M. Crown
Lehigh University
Yea
Henry M. Howe
Columbia University
Samuel A. Gayley
Lane
Appeal Planned By Luzerne County Free Bridge Association
A Luzerne County Free Bridge Association meeting in Wilkes-Barre authorized an appeal to the Supreme Court against a lower court ruling that the 1899 bridge act is unconstitutional. Officers named to carry out the appeal include W. R. Gibbons Ruth Trescot for the association.
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Tobey
Luzerne County
Supreme Court
W. R. Gibbons Ruth Trescot
Will Play Friday Night in Armory Hall Basketball Doubleheader
Two strong out of town teams visit Armory Hall on Friday for a pair of key games. Wyoming Seminary varsity travels to meet the local squad, after a recent loss at Kingston, while the West Chester State Normal School Reserves debut against the hosts.
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Grove
Ignature Eam
Odd Fellows Convention In Luzerne County District Held
The Mee ng of the Odd Fellows for District No 1 met at Luzerne lodge rooms for the Urlet deputy nomination. William Grifith of Parsons was renominated as district deputy and J F Clark as district secretary. A post meeting banquet followed. Also notes St Patrick Day celebrations and Anti Saloon League actions with Rev Riley's speeches and local prize details.
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Odd
Luzerne
Riley
W. le Riley
AntiSaloon League
Bondstreet
Classified help wanted and rentals in Exeter area
Multiple short notices seek workers for general housework German speaker and experienced domestic help. Rentals advertised include a seven room second story unit and an office room with steam heat. Local businesses promote Exeter coal and lumber supplies and a new property list.
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Businessany Waty
Mattare
William G. Slocum
Exeter Street
Exeter Borough
K. R. Span
Linden Street
West Pittston
Railroad Street
George Walker
Klizabeth Street
Thompson
Is Avenue
Mat
Pollah
Main St
Sandau
P. J. Dunn
Exeter
Harter
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Exeter” Coal Tn
Wyoming Valley Lumber Co
Addi
Died From The Shock Frederick Frederick Dies After Accident
Will and Frederick, the young boy who lost an arm in a Clear Spring breaker accident near his home in Centre street Hughestown, died at the hospital this afternoon at 1 30 due to the shock and amputation. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oung
Frederick
Will
Joseph Frederick
Centre Street
Hughestown
Startling report on a nerve pill cure claim
A fragmented testimonial extols a nerve cure pill from A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills, claiming drastic improvements in sleep and nerves after use. The readable text mentions a person at 173 Wolle Bt and references the medicine as very good, urging others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korn
Wolle
A. W. Chase
Aedice Co
X.Y
Local Patent Remedies Advertised Harshly In Fragmented Copy
Fragmentary ad text mentions DeWitt's Life Early Risers for bowel and liver health and a claim of rapid relief. Other lines reference sellers Farrer Peck Roberts in Pittston and West Pittston, and a Kentucky address Haw esvill for heating stoves. The readable snippet mixes product pitches with erratic phrasing and partial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Farrer, Peck & Roberts
Pittston
Weat
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Uan
Wildermath
Wing
Wildermth
Wilkesbarte
Awenty Seary
Brest
Mood
Crosby
Blas
Hhae Tong
Farter, Peck & Roberts, Piston
Codehas's
Butler Block
Aimee Foreman
Eagle
Edward Bray
John Weston
Thorpe
Mooele
Re Railroad Company
Dyler Breaker
Cape Cod
Cape Coa
Epworth
West Side
Delananty & Co
W. Kyiee
Brown
Futeh & William
Farrar, Peck & Rober
Sath
Mrott
Oscar Howth
Jim
Illam
Anderson
Gazette
Gazete
Coottagh
Donnelly
Ant Josep McNamara
Eatalishment
Philadephia
Iuelphia Cena
Thare
Jno
Philadelphia
Sehnythil
Wyoming
Ruggles
Browd St
Coat JR. Kirby
Lemgm Valley
King
New Life
Vvon
Walter ‘Boos
Workman
Elgin
Waltham
Oys
Isis
C.D. Tabill
Morganstown
Tenn
Buckien
W. C. Price
Patterson
Patterson & Co
People's Store
Tj, Blackmore
Hiller & Blackmore
Pittsburg
Hyelclane
J. Mou
Main Street
Kone
Dr. Wood
Plymouth Rocks
Chas Ritter
Sarr
Bechtols
Lutah Pawnbrowers
Susie Hall
Varios
Music Hall
Rich & Haris
Amos Blood
Rockford
Indaw
Oormuany
Pater
Eer McQueen
Boce
Marie
Edvar
Pete Wii
Rae
Plnk
Mary's Cemetery
Avoca
Sanderson
Jupiter
J. R. Holly
Farrer Peck & Roberts
West Pitta
Giles
The
Mee
St.John’s Church
Otlock
Henry Grattan
J. P. O'Malley
Father McManus
Father O'Malley
St. Mary's Church
Henry Gratta Society
Burlington
Hiss
ET Catera
Alexion An
Heleethe
Gist
Hawesvill
Ash
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Sacks & Browns
Matin
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