State Normal School East Stroudsburg Pa offers free tuition
The State Normal School at East Stroudsburg in the Delaware Water Gap region presents courses beyond the regular Normal program including Music Elocution Art Drawing and a full College Preparatory Department. Free tuition is offered to those meeting the new state law with weekly boarding cost of 3.50 including room heat electricity and laundry. Improvements include a new Gymnasium Fleeting Lique Plant and a Recitation Mall. A new catalogue for 2002 provides full details and will be mailed free.
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Tull
Mine Scrap at No 40 Colliery Sparks Bloodshed and Strike
Crowds pack all approaches to No 40 colliery at Hazleton as workers and strikers clash amid a stalled sixteenth week of the great coal strike. A father, August Scheuch, is stabbed by a knife during a melee involving his son William Scheuch and police inside the stockade. No mine work is resumed and concessions are reportedly agreed upon, with details to be released by union and operators after arbitration talks. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Margaret Keller, 86, long resident of Eckley and Freeland, with funeral services set for Wednesday at St. Johns Reformed.
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Hazleton
William Seheuch
No. 40
August Scheuch
Scheuch
Baer
Reading Company
Truesdale
Fowler
Tribune
Baertx
Mr. Baer
Margaret Keller
Willam Stultz
Eckley
Highland
Stultz
Freeland
William Stultz
David Cobb
Texas
St. John’s Reformed Church
J. B. Korschner
Freeland Cemetery
Katie O'Donnell
Philadelphia
James North
Clifton
Thomas O'Donnell
South Ridge Street
Josephine Campbell
Atlantic City
Drifton Breaker
Jacob Zeistroft
John Hf. Trevaskis
Marie Boyle
Merrit’s
Washington Township
Schuylkill County
Wells
Abram Llewellyn, Jr
Pottsville
Burehill
Carbondale City
Halsey
Patrick McGuire Arrested in Upper Lehigh Riot Case
Patrick McGuire Jr was arrested at his Upper Lehigh home at 3 am yesterday by Coal and Iron Policeman Hampton and Constables Ziegler and Woodring. He faced charges tied to the Hoffman and Betterly homes incident, was jailed in Hazleton, and given hearings before Alderman Heidenrich. Bail set at 1500 dollars for riot and 1000 dollars for burglary, secured by Denis Boyle.
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Patrick McGuire, Jr
Upper Lehigh
Hoffman
Betterly
Coal and Iron
Hampton
Ziegler
Hazleton
Woodring
West Hazleton
McGuire
Heidenrich
Tie
Denis Boyle
Workingmen's party to field legislators only
County committee on Saturday decided to place candidates for congress and state legislature in the field and exclude county offices. Discussion centered on whether to omit county officers. The move aims to improve chances of electing legislators. Convention dates for each district will be fixed today. If carried out, four candidates for state representative in the Fourth district will be nominated.
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Workingmen’s Party
Union Heroes Organize Football Team at Drifton
The Union Heroes of Drifton form a football squad with members including A Kennedy F Petrutz D North J Breslin M Laputka A Ondeck L North BH McNelis R Schaffer M Petchell and V Martine D North serves as manager.
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Union Heroes
Drifton
A. Kennedy
F. Petrutz
D. North
J. Breslin
M. Laputka
A. Ondeck
L. North
BH. McNelis
R. Schaffer
M. Petchell
V. Martine
Labor Day Parade Set in Freeland September 1
Central Labor Union of Freeland and Vicinity outlines Labor Day activities for Monday September 1 with a 2 pm parade assembling around the Grand opera house. Grand Marshal Burgess John F Boyle leads. numerous locals and unions join the march along Ridge and Luzerne streets to Public Park for speeches and reviews.
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Central Labor Union of Freeland and Vicinity
Grand Opera House
Burgess John F. Boyle
Edward Doggett
Charles Jacquot
Citizens’ Band
Hazle Brook
Shamrock
Ecklay
Highland
Sandy Run
Jeddo
Drifton
Upper Lehigh
Second Ward
Freeland
Ridge
Luzerne
Up Ridge
Chestnut
Washington
Carbon
Centre
Front
Public Park
Central Labor Union
Order of
Two Held for Sharpe's Death
Coroner Behler of Carbon county held an inquest into the death of Patrick Sharpe strike leader shot by a Nesquehoning mine guard Monday night. Fourteen witnesses and four deputies testified with opposing accounts of who fired the fatal shot. The jury found Sharpe died from the malicous act of either Henry McKimoyle or William Ronemus and urged both men for trial.
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Behler
Carbon County
Patrick Sharpe
Nesquehoning
Sharpe
Harry McElmoyle
William Bonemus
McElmoyle
Bonemaus
Henry McKimoyle
William Ronemus
McKimoyle
Military Ball(A. O. K. of M. C.) at Krell's ball
Loyal Castle No. 65 A. O. K. of M. C. presents a military ball at Krell’s ball room with admission set at 50 cents. The notice specifies a September date and a formal social event hosted by the fraternal organization.
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Loyal Castle
M. C
Krell’s
Local Notes of Freeland Two Days in and Around
Happenings of the Past recounts excursions from Upper Lehigh to Mountain Park, noting fewer crowds due to strike and weather, with DoePierre's orchestra providing dancing music. Other items include a possible clash over a Socialist speech at Tigers ball park, booming huckleberry harvests topping 100000 baskets, and local social updates from Freeland and nearby towns.
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Freeland
Upper Lehigh
Mountain Park
DoePierre
Coxe Bros. & Co
Tigers Athletic Club
M. I. Swift
Tigers
Births notice for Hoyle and McLaughlin families
Birth announcements report a son for Mr and Mrs John G C Hoyle and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Thomas McLaughlin of Jeddo.
Not Insured Yet Heals Kidney Trouble Confidence
A St Paris Ohio minister and editor credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with curing his kidney and liver issues after insurance refusals. The advertisement touts relief for urinary problems, rheumatism and digestive ills, urging trial bottles and noting available sizes and a free sample by mail.
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Yeisley
David Kennedy
Weisley
Yorsley
First Reformed Church
St. Paris
Ohio
D. Kennedy
Proof that Advertising Pays in The Tribune
The Tribune recovered a lost pair of spectacles and a case after advertising in the Friday issue. Hugh O'Donnell Sr. found them at Walnut Street and returned them, sending the glasses to Mrs. Patrick Brislin of Upper Lehigh. The item shows advertising yields returns.
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Tribune
Hugh O'Donnell
Walnutstreet
Patrick Brislin
Upper Lehigh
Vreeland
The
Socialist Orator Arrested In Hazleton Disturbance
Morrison I. Swift, socialist orator of Philadelphia, was arrested in Hazleton Saturday night while attempting to speak on the main street defying the mayor. Police and over a thousand followers escorted him to the mayor’s office where he was fined 2 for violation of city ordinance. A. Oswald promotes Elysian extracts and perfumery as the finest goods.
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Morrison I. Swift
Philadelphia
Hazleton
Swift
Reinhardt
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