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Newspaper
Pittston Gazette
Location
Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1902
Page
2
The ad touts life assurance as a path to wealth or a comfortable old age. It promotes Equitable 2 percent yearly bonds at 6 percent, urging readers to inquire through Hong Sanders, agents.
A mixed clipping reports residents and visitors from West Pittston and Scranton including Mrs Nicholl suing friends, John Walsh and John Mills mentioned in local ventures, and several families visiting camps. It notes a Junior League entertainment and pie social, a convention in Philadelphia for master horseshoers, and local ads for groceries, furnace service, and Mystic Cure for rheumatism with testimonials.
Obituary notices report Mrs Ellabeth Lever dying in Plymouth aged 13 with survivors, and Mrs W N Gregory of Nanticoke passing after illness. A Kingston canning factory runs full time as tomatoes are canned daily. Memorial Presbyterian church in Wilkes Barre and Rev Mills plan to relocate to San Jose California. Police investigate a mysterious robbery at Maurice Heinz residence with valuables missing. A traction engine accident near Harveyville injures Elmer Metcalf and G T Gregory, Gregory sprained ankle and Metcalf dies from complications. A patient recalls Dr King’s New Discovery aiding his recovery from a severe illness.
On Saturday around 8 pm a stage between Lake Winola and the Lehigh Valley depot was robbed by three highwaymen. Everett K Frear, driving from the Lake Winola Hotel, defended the team as a man tried to board the wagon from the wheel. Frear struck the assailant with a shoe, the horse spooked, and the robbers fled, leaving the vehicle and passengers shaken but unharmed.
The Presbyterian Sunday school session recorded the retirement of S. M. Parke after 19 years as superintendent. Henry Gregg praised Parke for faithful service, attendance, and leadership, noting the school’s growth and Parke’s devotion. Resolutions expressed gratitude and期待 his return. Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder testimonial appears within receipts of compacts and local ads.
William Howell of Pittston suffered a concussion in a scrimmage during a Market Street team match at Avoca yesterday. He was unconscious for over an hour but recovered enough to return home by carriage and electric streetcar. The report of his death proved false, with similar prior accidents noted in Crowntown and Welsh Hill.
A series of items from Scranton area report deaths and legal actions, including the deaths of Miss Della Coyne and Rev. A. Ballantyne, a public sermon update, and local crime. A severe wreck near Moosehead damages several cars and livestock, with 25 sheep killed or scattered and lines blocked before repairs allowed morning trains to resume.
A four month old Jersey heifer, calm and sleek, vanished from Ransom Poor House farm leaving two young cows in the yard. Early Saturday, attendants heard a bell and found one heifer missing. no trace or leads, farm superintendent suspects theft.
Thomas Thorburn general secretary of the anthracite region YMCA returns from a two month Europe tour accompanied by Mrs Thorburn. Gymnasium membership climbs to 85 with rapid daily increases as programs expand. A promotional note cites Father John’s Medicine history and cautions against patent remedies. Wyoming Seminary promotes strong preparation, morals, and experienced faculty. year opens Sept 0 with prospectus available from President L Sprague Kingston Pa.
An important Knights of Columbus gathering took place in Scranton to celebrate Discoverer’s Day the 410th anniversary of Columbus and the discovery of America. The fourth degree was conferred on 10 candidates before several hundred members, by a special degree corps led by State President James A. Flaherty. A banquet followed served by Caterer Waldrer.
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