Pittston Gaerite Storm Damages Sidewalks Prompt Repairs
A September 9 1902 item notes days of storm causing water standing where stones have sunk to grade. Pedestrians face wet feet and clothing. residents urged to repair and drain sidewalks. Also mentions fall and winter millinery open days at Berrew's and a Pittsburg railroad death of Robert Shaw, a 29 year old conductor, crushed by a wheel near Rochester. remains to Hazleton for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrew's
Pittston
Robert Mhaw
Rochester
Robert M. Shaw
Bulli
Pittsburg
Road
Lincoln
St. Mary's Hospital
Ak Tratn
Wheela
Mr. Shaw
Charles ‘Shaw
Wilford Street
Hazleton
Miss Bristol
Jes Tawley
Boston
Dick & Walker
Farrer, Peck & Roberts
J. Houck
Local notices and visits include Dr De J B Mahon and J C Hichard
Brother of Dr De J B Mahon visited W F Dtanon of Dallas yesterday. Elizabeth Field and Elizabeth Beynon spent Sunday at J C Hichard's home in Ransom. John Thorburn, back from eight weeks in Scotland, expects return soon. David Arnott moves with family to Allentown. Harry Jones leaves Oregon Heights for Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. Dr G A Price to assist Dr B Seamans at Avoca. Nash leaves Lagrange Street for Jer sey Shore building work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. J.B. Mahon
W. F. Dtanon
Dallas
Elizabeth Field
Wile Fabeth Beynon
J.C. Hichard
Ransom
John Thorburn
Scotland
David Arnott
Parsonage Street
Allen Town
Harry Jones
Oregon Heights
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
G. A. Price
Edwardsville
Pitton Hospital
Ant
B. Seamans
Avoca Adobe
Nash
Lagrange Street
Wmn. Giles
Scranton ‘Behod
Chris. Bernhardt
Jersey Shore
Bernhardt
Tricity Typo Outing Ends With Banquet After Ball Game
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre printers defeated by Pittston guests in a ball series concluded at Riverside park. An elaborate banquet followed at Caledonian Hall with a lively program led by J J Morgan and Will Dowling. Pittston’s entertainment praised as the event’s high point with future sessions planned in Scranton.
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Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Scranton and
Riverside Park
Fone
Snyder
Rafter
Poland
R.f
Jones
O'Malley Hin
Mr. Dolan
C.f Coleman
C. Jansen
Foland
Koungblood
Fria
Burke
Lain
Vietory
Eagle
Caledonian Hall
Gainey
J.J. Morgan
Will Dowling
C. Kaeufer
Wa, McCollum
Alex. Davie
Pittston
James Folen
Jos, Williams
Ste. Dornsley
Ba Mayo
Toubi
C. Kauter
Wm. Dorming
John Collins
AIL
Yee H “Wen
Jesse
Mike
Percy Davis
Lange Botties
Eighteenth annual Dallas fair and city notices
Local Gleanings notes the eighteenth annual Dallas fair opening tomorrow and lists meetings of the Loyal Temperance Legion East Side W C T U and Y M C A night school starting Wednesday. Also mentions Welsh church eisteddfod planning, mixed voice rehearsals, a fish supper for local baseball players, a suicide in a hotel, and a pending Scranton football challenge.
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Dallas
Toe Loyal
Temperance Legion
East Side
M. P
Welsh Congregational Church
Water Street
Muslet Hall
Alderman Barretos
P. J. Nom
SI Fon Long
West 1 Side Fair Grounds
Miner Hillard
Hassard
Wilkesbarre
Gazette
St. Thomas College
Scranton
Pittston High School
Francis Garvey
Paiker Richard D Jordan
Towanda
Michael Manley
Susquehanna
St. John's Church
Father Rogers
Springfeld
Mass
Lewis Thomas Hughes
Madison
N.Y
Gwilym Willams
W.B. Evan
Ben. A. Crowther
Milwaukie
Frank Lacoe
Troops Deployed as Strikers Clash at Exeter Colliery
Disturbance at Exeter colliery last Saturday drew two companies of the Ninth Regiment. Armored Footers armed with clubs faced crowds of 400 to 600 as workers returned home. A Polish man was arrested after throwing a stone. Troops dispersed rioters. some workers escorted home. Debate over permanent troop posting continues with higher authorities likely to decide. Eighth Regiment camped at Old Forge, preparing quarters and logistics for potential operations.
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Evenin
Exeter
Ninth Regiment
Cliba
Hockade
Wilkesbarre
Dougherty
Sceng
Vetle
Valley Company
Collery
Sturmerville
Gampea
Lackawanna County
Old Forge
Willan A
D. Led
Inglis
Highth
Howell Aye
Colouil
Ohm Dick
Moscow
Steric
Croke
Company A
Sugar Note
Wikesbarre
Harrisbwe
Stonehaw
Tyrone
Gethin
St Olyphant
State
Elty Tim
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
Joseph Gulls
Nanticoke
Mercy Hospital
James Sweeney
Sweeney
County Dail
Marvel
Pala
Perotind
Mie
Jacobs
Witkeebarre
Strike Leaders in Conference in Philadelphia
Telegram from Philadelphia reports an important conference of strike leaders with National Secretary Wilson and District Presidents Nicholls Dusty and Fahy attending at the Hotel Walton. No official statement issued. believed to discuss new developments in the strike.
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Philadelphia
Onal
Wilson
Distr
Shenandoah Camp Life Hints at Regiment Plans
Reports from Shenandoah describe camp routines and readiness for the Eighth Regiment including canvas shipments, officer tents, and a move to reorganize the camp under the name Cara ichth Regiment. Dull health stats, staff changes, band disbandment, and possible new musical groups frame daily duty and morale as troops prepare for further orders.
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Huber
Shenan Foab
Dougherty
Ninth Regiment
Hofman
Ninth
Duryea Sea
Caraichth Regiment
N.C. P
Highth
Colean War
Velvet fashions set pace for fall fabrics and trims
A bustling scene describes regiment camp life with tents and kitchens in mud as troops marched from the farmery at 1 30 in the afternoon. The article then surveys fall fashion, praising velvets in plain and fancy forms, trimmed garments, and new French silks with geometric panne velvet designs, plus extensive use of taffetas and ribbons in millinery and evening wear.
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Velvet
Paris dress fabrics spark fashion debate in New York report
The New York Tribune surveys current dress goods trends with Paris influence, noting tweed and crepe like fabrics, bloomers of white corded groviads, and pale shades. It mentions clamor for beiges and ivory whites, plus plaited waists and trimmings as season hallmarks, while warning of uncertain universal adoption. A burner by A House of Bridgeport aims to improve fuel use by distilling asphalt from Texas oil, promising gas and energy savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Paris
New York
New York Tribune
Wide Entrance for Theatre Opens After City Deal
Mayor Corcoran signed the exchange deed after J H Glennon and business leaders pressed for widening the Opera House entrance. Councils first approved the land swap with four feet of city land, then vetoes followed before the mayor finally consented, endorsing the ordinance and deed for the city and Opera House Co. Also promotes Revlew millinery fall and winter fashions with opening events Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oper House Co
Friends of the Meatre
J. H. Glennon
Board of Trade
Corcoran
Glennon
Opera House
Afayor Coregran
Revlew's
Notes From Business Men and Minor Advertisements
A compactRead of business notes and miscellaneous notices including rental and sale offers. It mentions 37 Montgomery street and 2640 Butler Street for rent near stain, Gillespie's cigar store for applications, a two horse wagon for sale, J H Pitterson & Co, an office room in Gazette Building with steam heat and electric wiring, best location in town, apply at Gazette office.
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Montgomery Street
Butler St
Stain
Gillespie's Cigar Store
J. H. Putterson & Co
Gazette
Gazette Office
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Pittston Gaerite
Bloomsburg
Fair
D. 1
W.R
Washington, D. C
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Hood
W. A. Greer
McConnellsville
Ohio
Buckien
Kool
Yupensia
J. HL Holladay
Atiphy Barrer
Peck & Roberts Spupwar
New Phone
Moffat
Jereey
Somatowo
Tricity
Wilkes
Barre
Pitaton and
Pittston Cemetery
Thosinstance & Co
H. Oliver
Admira Cngs
Oyster Bay
South Main
West End
Vatmane
Giles
Terry
Thomas J. Cooper
Caxton Building
Chicago
L. Richardson
Washington Street
Toxbury
Father John
Pneumoni
Bohan
Dershimer & Grifin
the Ninth
D. L. & Road
Stevenson Street
Lehigh Valley Company
Ely
Eberly
Eagle Hotel
Eighth
Marty C. Hoffman
Col Fond Hoffman
Pottsville
Hamman
Trury
Busnet
Frishmuth Toba C. & S
Toba Penn Tobacco
Lorillards
Toba Ralston
Ralston
William Drury
Dennis O’dowd
ESQ
Voy
Kev
Gone
T. A Durkin
Gta Sanborse Beat Blend Cos
Soch Chase É Sanborn
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