Pittston Town Council Holds Special Meeting Proceedings
A special town hall session in Pittston saw exoneration of Alpine Mill and Mary Nealon from borough tax. New street and light water committees formed, permits granted for stone excavation and carriage shed, and a rear alley plan referred to the street committee. Discussion noted about Newton Coal shaft without permit, with borough solicitor to review. Fire damaged two houses near Old Forge, insured and controlled by Hose company. Local elections and endorsements took place at district conventions in Shickshinny and Avoca with outcomes described.
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Kennedy
Lynott
Donnelly
Hennigan
Clifford
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Maloney
Mangan
Re. Kahl
Mra
Mary Nealon
J. M. Jackson
Alpine Mill Company
G. B Reap
J. J. Kennedy
James Hennigan
Patrick Connell
Wood Street
William Stroh
William and
Church Streets
William Bond
Railroad Street
Messra Kearney
A. A. Boydex
Holsers
Main Street
Water Street
Town Hall
Niagaras Engine House
Dock Street
Anthony Clifford
Janes Hennigan
P. A. No-lnn
Baley Street
John Wooley
Jenkins
Lehigh Valley
Old Forge
Mra. Jenkins
Old Forge Coal Company Hose Company
Wooley
James R. Ehret
Weat Pittston
General Hastings
O'Malley's
Avoos
C. B. Smith
Pitteton
W. A. Loughrey
Jenkina
Mr. Loughrey
Infant dies. funeral set for Monday in Moosic
Margaret Davis infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Davis of South Main street Moosic died Saturday afternoon. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm with interment in Langcliffe cemetery. Mrs Joseph Snyder and daughter Iyma of Buffalo visit Moosic. Mrs Hatchings visits Electric City. Mrs Robertthen visits R W Lewis home. Presbyterian church received eighteen new members on Sunday April 6.
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Decline in Democratic Nominations Noted in Globe Democrat
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports an unprecedented drop in Democratic candidates seeking nominations this year, a decline not seen in a quarter century. The article discusses party weakness and potential impacts on local and national races.
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This Is Not Their Year Chicago Dispatch
John Beckley of Logansport Indiana aged 64 writes to his county paper that he has always voted Democratic but will vote with the Populists henceforth. He then declines further involvement, noting Providence seems against the Populists.
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Bucklen Arnica Salve For Cures and Guarantee
Bucklen arnica salve claims to heal bruises sores fever sores totter chapped hands chilblains and all skin eruptions and to cure piles with a money back guarantee. Price four cents per box. Sold by Matthews Bros. ot
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Flour mill wins World's Fair diploma for patent flour
The first official announcement of World’s Fair awards reveals Waghlarn Crosby Co flour receiving a medal. Judges declare the flour strong and pure and worthy of first-class patent hour for family and bakers’ use.
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Waghlarn, Crosby Co
Great Warhburn
Minneapolis
Wholesale Agents Sell Gold Medal Flour by Name
A list of merchants offering Gold Medal and related flour brands. Includeers such as Taylor-Judo Co, Atherton Co, Superlative, Durgia-Lawsines, McCrindle, O’Boyle, Parker, Han & San, Finn & Son, and multiple towns like Pittston, Forest City, Lake Ariel, and Lehigh Lumber Co are named. The notice enumerates agents accepting brand-specific consignments with set flour per hundred pounds or per barrel.
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Judo & Co
Atherton & Co
Durgia
Lawsines Store Co
Moosie
John McCrindle
Pittston
Ville
S Ation Gardner
N. M. Finn & Son
Tobyhanns
Tobyhannast
Lehigh Lumber Vo
Biranil Gouldsboro
A. Adams
Hawa High & Clements
Lake Ariel
A. Bortrew
Forest City
J. L. Morgan & Co
Two Coupons Required for Magnificent Photo Series
Advertises a promotion offering one of sixteen photos in exchange for two coupons with different numbers and ten cents. Adds that high number images are ready and mail orders incur a two cent extra charge.
Art Offer Brings Gems Bargain for Poorest Purse
The Tribune presents a new picture offer with four gems in colors as delicate as pastels for one coupot and one dima. Part One is ready for delivery and includes scenes titled Early Morning Indian Summer A Winter Scene and The Country Brook. If not impressed readers may return for a medal.
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