Pittston Eagles Impress In Wilkes-Barre Fire Parade
The Pittston Eagle Hose Co with its world champion drill team of over 50 men led a firemen’s parade in Wilkes-Barre. Ex Councilman Hart praised the fighters as the drill squad wowed thousands with skilled maneuvers along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Wilkesbarre
Eagle Hose Co
John J. Hart
John M. Jones
Eagles
Towesdale paving plan fails at voter ballot
Local push to pave Main Street below the Lackawaxen bridge with brick ended when voters rejected a 20 000 loan. In other news Grand Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle met in Reading with Harrisburg chosen for next year, and the Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania Knights of Malta closed in Harrisburg naming George F. McCord as new grand commander.
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Towesdale
Main Street
Lackawaxen Bridge
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Reading
Harrisburg
Grand Commandery of
Pennsylvania
Knights of Malta
George F. McCord
Wilkesbarre
Bethlehem
Consolidated
Allentown
Albert Lewis
Bear Creek
Ermentrout
Daniel Beaver
Harriet Beaver
Philadelphia
Berry
Gow Iam Riddinger
Carmel
Northumberland County
Erland
George Simons
Mt. Carmel Township
Riddinger
Simmons
Christian Hunsberger
Ead
Norristown
Doylestown
Bucks County “Historical Society
Court House
Mary Horn
of & Cardinal
S.C. Breyfog Jefe
Uemassary
Volts of
Ambler
Samuel G. Dixon
Samuel Howell
West Chester
Howell Farm
Pittsburg
Charles Me Omer
Thomas A Harvey
Edward T. McMillan
George L. Ralston
Enterprise Bank
York County
State Highway Department
West Chester Normal School
Washington
Joseph W. Simpson
Port Carbon
Schuylkill County
William H. Hepler
Gordon
State Hospital
Fountain Springs
Hillside Home
Scranton
Lincolnites Decide on Independent Governor Ticket
After a Philadelphia conference, the Lincoln party state committee and prominent members announced no further talks with the regular Republican party to pick a governor candidate. A May 4 convention will name an independent ticket. Attendees included Henry C. of York, ex Postmaster General Charles Emery Smith, former Italian minister Potter, ex Attorney General Wayne MacVeagh, Wilson H. Brown, and Philadelphia council president Samuel Crouthers. Also noted: a dentist at 17 William Street and business listings for Dr B. S. Brenton.
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Philadelphia
State Executive Committee
Lincoln Party
Republican Party
Henry C.of York
State Committee
Charles Emery Smith
Fi Mer
Italy
Potter
United States
Wayne MacVeagh
Wilson H. Brown
Theritt
Samuel Crouthers
Philadelphia Elect Council
Bridge Worker Fells From Nanticoke Structure
Harry Somerson a carpenter aged in tearing down the old river bridge at Nanticoke fell to the Moor of the bridge as large planks dropped. His right arm broken in two places and he was injured. Other items note local political delegates, bank deposits, a parade, a South Africa marriage, and a court injunction.
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Harry Somerson
Nanticoke
Fils
Robert Davleon
Wilkesbarre Mustelans” Union
Boston
Nanticoke National Bankas
Jacob Brown
Philadelphia
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarre Station
Daughters of the Revolution
Hazleton
Stewart
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Wilkes Narre
West Market St
James S. Monks
Bach
College Avenue
Kingston
John. Fuller
H. A. Pater
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Sapetown
South Africa
Tedecca Fuller ‘Thompson
Andrew
Honesdale
New York
Netwage
Capetown
Lehigh’ University
de Teerm Co
Kimederry
John M. Garman
W. 4. Taylor
Samuel Sust Nan
Plymouth
David Li Il
Fussman
Mercury
Hazleton & Wilkesbarre
Charles Devers
Freeland
Aseman
Sunbury
Big paving project for Lackawanna county road debated
Judge Newcomb told commissioners the proposed boulevard from Luzerne to Susquehanna counties is a massive plan unlikely to be started properly. He instructed grand jurors on the advisability of building the road and noted it would be among the county’s largest undertakings, with jurors and court charges postponed.
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Lackawanna County
Luzerne County
Susquehanna
Newcomb
Eharge
Teast
Mart
Strenuous eviction clash in Wilkesbarre area
Deputy Jones and Charles Guscott faced barricaded Jabowsky family at Ny Angol a. Jabowsky attacked Jones with a club while a bulldog bit him. Jones shot the dog as the officers subdued the family and evicted them. Local Hazleton paper notes the incident and mentions JE Patterson & Co for building supplies.
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Wilkesbarre
Charles Guscott
Tasleton
Jabowsky
Nyangola
Jones
Ja Ddowsky
Hazleton Plain Speaker
JE. Patterson & Co
Patriotic Sons Meet in Berwick Convention Opens Soon
State convention of the Patriotic Order Sons of America will open in Berwick Tuesday morning with expected attendance of 300 to 400 guests. Delegates arrive in the afternoon and evening, with reception at trains and at Mrs. Manseld's residence. Activities include welcome address, musicale, and a business session at 2:20 in the opera house, state's officers housed at Morton and St Charles hotels.
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A.ill
Berwick
Resi
Wm. J. Manseld
Burgess Walton
Ion
Opera House
Morton Hotel
St Charles’ Hotel
Sickness In Pittston Prompts Spring Illness Talk
Physicians report more Pittston spring illnesses this year including loss of appetite headaches and debility. They tested Porter Peck and Roberts stomach tablets which claim to cure indigestion and related symptoms with a 50 cent guarantee. Also noted is a family scene about asking for a hand in marriage and a father's reaction.
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Lane
Ase
Soc
Pittston
Hig
Porter, Peck and Roberts
Porver, Peck
Roberts
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Myers & Cray
Landon Street
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Corcoran Bros
Nee Street
Wyoming Valley Leather and Harness Company
People’s Bank
A. J. Barber &Co
Iby
Ater
Mayos’ Pharmacy
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National Biscuit Company
Lincolnites
Ve. O'Brien
Omeopath
Ofice
William Street
Main St. Dr
Brenton
Uae
Capes
Stone
High Valley Coat Co
Math Vw
Antrim
Beecham
Val
Tust
Brown & CO
Jesse
Myles
Peby
Jesse Fell
Judge Fell
Lee
Farrer, Peck & Roberts
Apothecaries
Pittston and
West Pittston
J. B. Carpenter