Pittston City and Nearby Boroughs Population Snapshot
A fragmented census-like text lists Pittston city and adjacent boroughs with 135,800 feet, 846 beyond, and references to Texter, Hughes, Jenkins, and Fitaton townships. It notes a total population near 40,000 within two fathoms of the post office area and mentions tributary villages nearby.
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Pittston City
Pittston
Txter
Hughes Fowm
Jenkins and
Fitaton
Ty Coe Pontotice
Postotie
Macadam pavement claims spark civic interest and debate
The article previews cities considering Ditumineds macadam pavement, detailing Fred Warren's Boston talk on bituminous cement and stone sizing. It describes practical construction steps, durability claims, and a Philadelphia mayoral bribery case shaping local reactions.
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Warren
Boston Society of Civ Engineers
Readjustment of Presidential postmasters salaries underway
The text notes a twentieth annual salary readjustment affecting about 6000 postmasters with most changes as increases and an additional $750,000 appropriation. It mentions political commentary on bribery and a broader discussion of governance, while advertising Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption with testimonials from Mrs. C. J. Van Metro and others.
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United States
Nepal
Owever
Wyetnam
C. J. van Metro
Shepardtown
W. Va
West Pittston
Over the Teacups and Odd Addenda from Malden
A mixed page item set notes Rev Hawin J Hay of Malden Mi accepting the presidency of De Pauw University with delay until September 1. It shares a garden eradiation prank to keep poultry at home and mentions a monument to Mildnam St Giles. Various short items praise railway attire, a life-saving medical anecdote, and an advertisement for Electric Bitters with medical claims.
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Hawin J. Hay
The
Episcopal Church
Malden
de Pauw University
Indiana
Arden
Corm
St. Giles
London
Western Railroad Company
New York Tribune
T. G. Merrit
N. Mehoopany
W.C. Price
J. H. Houck
Pitston
Fragmented quotes mash urban chatter in brief clipping
A garbled roundup of cut phrases from multiple papers shows chatter on money spent on art, viewers puzzled by a painting, a famous pitcher now a motor worker, and gossip about engagements. Names and places hint at Yonkers Staten Island Cleveland Chicago and New York papers.
Timely Topics on Global Tensions and Domestic Quips
A garbled digest of assorted remarks mentions teat lastalophobia Atiana COM suction and debates over baby counts real estate pricing and a $4500 figure. It references Hartford Courant lines about a dynamite cruiser and political strife, noting China rising as a future storm center amid unrest and aging leadership.
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Atiana
Pennsylvania
Drea
Hartford Courant
Washington
Royal Box and Honors From London University
Emperor William declines to abandon funds to the military. The Prince and Princess of Wales will receive honorary degrees from the University of London on June 24. A study valued at $100,000 is noted alongside a short inscription for a two month monument. The government adds $1,000,000, shaping the total cost.
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William
Harfies
Prince and Princess of Wales
Univers of London
Italian Monument to Cost Record-Breaking Sum
A plan for a monument in Italy promises a cost near seven million dollars and aims to be the most beautiful and costly of its kind in modern Italy. The project hinges on design, funding, and public interest as officials push for a landmark of note.
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Italy
College and School Enrollment and Salary Proposals
United States Education Commissioner reports a rise in higher education enrollment with 73,472 men and 27,870 women in colleges and universities, while 1,450 women teach in Buenos Ayres public schools. Chicago University assets total 15,138,375.05 dollars. President Harper proposes salary increases for professors and associates and considers a pension system.
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University of Aventina
Buenos Ayres
United States Commissioner of Education
Fis
Chicago University
Har der
Mission in Egypt Shapes American Evangelic Work
Reverend Pawsader, pastor of church Tho ev Dresitenry, recalls the 1804 Cairo mission begun by Mesors Mc Gagne and Tarnet. The effort grew into a major influence among Mohammedans and Copts, with Dr Field long editor of the New York Evangel. The United Presbyterian education system is noted for producing a prominent American educator in Egypt.
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Pawsader
Ev. Dresitenry. A
Fauoun
Pela Brothers
Enebed
Field Wean
The
New York Evangel‘s
United Presbyterian
Egypt
Cairo
Mesors
McGagne
Tarnet
Haw
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Mast
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Nobby Dressers
Sase
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Mikes
Danii Beast
Burke & Son
Pete
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S. Main St
R. B. Cutler
North Main Street
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Gilroy & Tigue, Clothiers & Furnishers
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