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Newspaper

Pittston Gazette

Location

Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1900

Page

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Local Gleanings Spark Plains to Luzerne News

Long column notes births in Susquehanna county and Plains township hearings on election disputes. Appeals over a surcharge, a stolen ballot box, and an election contest loom. Clergy marriages, lodge elections, railway hearings, and civic projects fill the page alongside railroad anecdotes, tire and wagon accident, and a fire at a church complex spurring fund drives.

John F. Tench Gee Susquehanna County William Collier Railroad Street Robert Pierce Wilkesharre Margaret Lark Tunkhannock Avenue Thomas Mangan Pittaton Township T. M. Conniff Plains Plains Township M. F. Riley Plaine Township Halsey Howell Williams Pargonage Street City Agseegor Fifth Legislative District Republican Committee Stone Pennsylvania International Mining Congress Milwaukee Wis Pennsylvania Coal Co Watter Wilkesbarre News John Mangan Lenahan EB. J. Burke John Gibbons Piaing St. Peter's Lutheran Pareonage Hughestown Ijecar J. Davis Laura M. Kreage Q. F. Ettwein Frank Weinberger Rosa Kreege Davis Edward Kreege M. N. Donnelly Seventh Ward Election Board Halgey Thistle Lodge Noodle Grand John 8. Porteous Yige Grand William J. Williams James Jones Fell Wn. Smile Oregon Heights National Guard of Pennsylvania Daughters of the Revolution Tunkhannock Dial Rock Rnsa Q. Winfield Battery E Fifth United States Artillery Luuerne County Copp Daechban John Merrick Gemis Sessina Camera Merrick New York State Railroad Commission State Railroad Commission Appelate Traction Company A. J. Colborn Shetter Newton, Ransom and Lake Winola Telephone Company Lackawanna Wyoming John Shook Vosburg William Oreas Oscar van Buskirk W. H. Newman Scranton Tribune

Lehigh Valley repair workers strike over pay and hours

Ten repair workers at Lehigh Valley shops protest two years of piecemeal pay, demanding higher wages and shorter hours as heavy work is sent to Cogton shops while lighter tasks stay at Packerton. Officials say Col. Wilbur will draw up a proper wage scale and better hours.

David Pierce Agnes A. Davis Plainsville Central Pennsylvania Coal Co Lehigh Valley Railroad Co Lehighton Col. BB. Beaumont John J. Breselle Luzerne Lodge H G. Meister Gregor Babich Bernhard Rheinhard Louis Schweitner Henry Huber Louis Seibel Markemen Winth Regiment Frank Carte J. W. Burns Co. M Lehigh Valley Col. Wilbur Lehigh’ Valley Packerton Cogton H. Wil I. M. Stearns Matthew Galilee Jesus David Abraham Messiah Israel Heaven Christ God Tau Paul

Deaths and Obituaries from Falls and Pittston Area

Obituaries report Mrs. Mary A Clark 83 dies at Falls Wyoming county after long illness. Survivors include nine children and long time Falls resident member of False M. E. Church. Also Harry Manning 32 dies in Pittston after pneumonia. Michael Fee 50 dies after illness. Kate Laffie dies at Browntown age unknown. Alice J. Noll 39 dies in Middletown neuralgic condition, formerly of Wilkes Barre.

Mary A Clark Stephen Clark M. E. Tarn Falls Wyoming County Huntington Township John Wagner M. E. Church George D. Clark Plainsville E. W. Clark Wyoming Harry Manning Fulton Street Manning Frank Bonstein Bloomsburg Pittston Lizzie Robbie J. ©. Manning Savannah, Ga George Manning Michael Fee Upper Pittston John Hart Mr. Fee George Bentley Mia Thomas Redding Philip Mary England Michael Thomas Div. No. 11 Key Fund Kate Laffie Frank Heston Browntown Laffie Austin Gibbons Plaing Frank Heaton Patrick Devers Port Griffith Alice J. Noll J. Perry Noll Luzerne House Wilkesbarre Middletown Mr. Noll Eagle Hotel Hares J. C. Taylor Garnet Seibel Amza Myers Arnold Hartels New York City Sarah Neyhart Theodore Ace Solomon Ace V. Church N. Young Lewisburg Lizzie Addie Sax Scranton Maggie Hopkins Frank Winters Benjamin Winters Samuel Winters Samuel Enos Beemer Abilene Kansas Harry Learn Mill City James Fagset Scottsville T. J. Sneden Anna Learn Scrantor F. F. Mayer Newton

Air ship invention gains attention and praise

The new air ship concept draws interest for its simple propulsion by a small double motor using a gas filling process said to take about an hour. The writer compares its potential to Hostetter’s Bitters and claims it could ease many ailments from digestion to malaria, presenting it as an excellent spring tonic.

Hostetter

Penny Saved and Healthful Hood’s Sarsaparilla Claim

An old ad-style claim extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic that purifies and enriches the blood, promotes health, and prevents sickness in the coming season, urging daily use as prudent economy despite dubious phrasing and errors.

Hood Seagan

Boers Escape British Pursuit In South Free State

London reports Olivier’s southbound army evades British columns in a bold flank move toward Clocolan near Basutoland. British losses are rising with 2,130 killed, 9,807 wounded, 3,515 missing, plus 1,200 dead from disease, as Macdonald notes heavy strains in Paardeberg and Ladysmith garrisons.

London Free State Olivier Clocolan Basutoland Ladybrand Ricksburg French Bloemfontein Clements Fauresmith Modderpont Modderpoort Lord Roberts Buller Natal Thirteenth Hussars Botha Glencoe Macdonald Paardeberg Highland Brigade Ladysmith Sal

Readiness for Christ's Second Coming and Death

A sermon explains Luke 21 signs of Christ's return and the need to stay vigilant. It compares readiness to a thief in the night, urges girded loins and burning lamps, and likens faithful servants awaiting the master to be blessed. The piece ends noting a prayer meeting format and Bible readings for discussion.

Christ Luke Man John ix

Education For the Ministry Reform Call to Higher Training

The Churchman argues for higher university level education for clergy. It notes a troubling rise of laity with education, warns against half courses, and stresses the need for thorough Biblical, theological, and historical study. It links general and special education to the ministry’s responsibility and cites the farmer as a foundational base.

Cape Town Honor Recaps General Symons Legacy

Cape Town on March 28 witnessed a large reception for Sir George White. He addressed the crowd, paying tribute to General Sir William Penn Symons who first taught the Boers that British soldiers could seize their strongest positions.

Cape Town George White William Penn Symons

Power in Prayer Requires Complete Surrender to God

The quote from Francia B. Clark says a man strong in prayer yields to God’s will and must surrender wholly to receive desired blessings. It urges disciples to relinquish personal aims, aligning effort and being with divine purpose for true spiritual power.

Francia B. Clark

Lesson Text and Verses by Rev D M Stearns

Text of the Lesson Math iv 26 to v 2 Memory Verses 30 Golden Test Math v 8 Commentary Prepared by the Rev D M Stearns

D. M. Stearns

Japan Cotton Yarn Trust Formed to Control Market

A Tacoma dispatch reports Japanese cotton spinners forming a large scale cotton yarn trust with 200 manufacturers in Tokyo Nagoya Osaka Okayama. Osaka heads the trust with branches in other cities to cut costs, monitor foreign markets, and set prices. The plan includes a 25 yen bale levy, 7 yen profit per bale, and a 2 yen export bounty funded by deductions from domestic yarns.

Minneapolis the Times Tacoma Japan Tokyo Nagoya Osaka Okayama United States New York London

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