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Newspaper

Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1900

Page

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Death from lockjaw claims Mrs Harvey at Eckley

Mrs Ann Harvey wife of Charles Harvey died at her Eckley home after several days of suffering from lockjaw. She stepped on a rusted nail in November, wounds worsened, she grew weaker until death at 6 45 pm. Survived by husband, three children aged 6,3, and 9, plus three brothers and a sister. Funeral from Kekley to St Avon's 10 am Wednesday. Interment in St Ann's Freeland.

Eckley Ann Harvey Charles Harvey Harvey Cormac Quinn Peckville Lackawanna County Don Quinn Haverhill Mass Patrick Quinn Clifton James J. Maloy Freeland Ann Quinn Kekley St. Avon's Church St. Ann’s Cemetery

Foster Board Schedules Regular Meeting Actions

Foster township school directors meet with most members present. Enrollment stands at 1,067 with 82 percent attendance and a new night school opened at Upper Lehigh. Repairs planned for Sunny Run Foundryville and Ripples. books and supplies needed. insurance raised by 295 dollars to cover Eckley building. reward offered for vandalism. Christmas vacation set December 21 1900 to January 2 1901. Various bills approved.

Foster Township Upper Lehigh Sunny Run Foundryville Ripples Paveau Via Committee On Insurance Eckley Doudt Prof. Alden F. O. Halges Sallie Stevens Markle & Co Thomas Fear Irvin Eunax Daniel Burket Upper Lehigh Coal Co Arlor Broom Co Thomas Hughes Thomas McBrearty Frank Martina Thomas Kessel George R. Keller John W. Davis Coxe Bros. & Co

Mine Inspector Report Shows Mining Accidents and Orphans

Advance sheets of Mine Inspector Davies report show 117 accidents in the district for the year ending November 30 with 42 fatal, leaving 20 widows and 51 orphans. The prior year had 120 accidents and 42 fatal, leaving 25 widows and 80 orphans. Last month there were 12 accidents, 5 fatal, leaving 2 widows and 3 orphans.

Davies

Clerks Plan an Early Closing Union This Week

Clerks of the town intend to organize this week to press for an earlier summer closing and discuss mutual benefits. A public sale is set for December 17 at 7 p.m. on the premises, featuring household goods from the late Mrs. Madge Gallagher of Walnut Street. Grover's City drug store advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers.

Madge Gallagher Walnut Street DeWitt Grover's City Drug Store Grover's City

Estate notices list Davies heirs and admin details

Miscellaneous ad notices for the estate of Thomas Eb Davies and Anne Davies, both late of Freeland. Executors and administrators request payment of debts and prompt presentation of claims to attorneys William E Davies and C VU Stroh, with formal probate actions noted.

Thomas EB. Davies Freeland William BE. Davies C. O. Stroh Attorn Anne Davies William E. Davies C. VU. Stroh

Theatrical Shows At Mahanoy City Opera House

From the Mahanoy City Tribune, November 24, reports Prof Sipe's trained animals at Kaler's with horses dogs and monkeys, plus Prof Wormwood's ponies and tricks. The Wills company offers popular rural comedies at popular prices, with Down on the Farm, Dorne Emmet, and Way Down East on the Grand bill next week.

Mahanoy City Sipe Kaler’s Opera House Wormwood Opera House Wills Company Wills the Grand

Parole Granted in Stuart Habeas Case

The habeas corpus hearing for Rev. D E B Stuart was postponed as Judge Woodward and associate judges were unavailable. Detective Kulp and witnesses pressed for a hearing, while defense counsel urged release pending proper warrants. bail was forfeited and Stuart released on parole to answer the court summons. Dr Whitney found no signs of carbolic acid use.

Halsey Mulhall Commonwealth Whitney

Relatives Learn of Welsh Ties After Davies Obituary

The Tribune obituary of Thomas E. Davies sparked widespread contact from Welsh relatives. Swansea Cambrian reprinted the piece, prompting letters to William E. Davies of Drifton from cousins across the water. Mrs. Mary B. Jenkins of Brynsydh Swansea, the deceased’s step-mother, died November 10 at age 90.

Thomas E. Davies the Tribune Wales Tribune Swansea Cambrian William E. Davies Drifton Davies Mary B. Jenkins Brynsydh Swansea

Profits Shrink From Anthracite Strike Costs

The anthracite strike ending before the election will likely reduce the railroad and coal firms’ gross earnings by at least 10 million dollars and profits by about 5 million. October losses for the roads alone totaled 6,812,338 dollars, per the Financial Chronicle of New York.

Financial Chronicle New York

Finger Blown Off In Hunting Accident

Hugh Malloy proprietor of the Star Shoe House lost a finger today when his gun discharged accidentally during a hunting tour in the woods of Butler township. The incident occurred while he was away seeking hats and caps at A. Oswald’s shop, noted for a pleasant variety.

Hugh Malloy Star Shoe House Butler Township

Local notes from Hazleton area events and obituaries

Rev Hartman spoke at Diamond M church for the eleventh anniversary dedication while Fr L Smith preached at Park M E church in town. The Citizens band seeks council approval to use a third floor Municipal building room as headquarters. Mrs James Cannon of Wilkes-Barre died after pneumonia. funeral today. Watch repair offered at Keiper's. Frank Roberts of town nursing a broken collarbone from Lehigh football. John Coache, seven, died. buried at St Ann's cemetery. New brewery main building is under roof. Edward McGeehan and family move to Hazleton. Municipal building imminent. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised. Attendees at Hazleton memorial services in Elis' rooms. John Boyle and Mary Gallagher marriage bans announced at St Ann's. Kodol Dyspepsia Care advertised as digestive aid. Salmon Iron Works to regain Frank Salmon as GM. Crescent football beat Manhattan 6 to 0 at Tigers Park. One Minute Cough Cure advertised for croup and lung troubles.

W. W. Hartman Hazleton FR. L. Smith Park M. EB Keiper's Frank Roberts Lehigh University John Coache Drifton McNulty St. Ann's Crescent Manhattan Tigers Park Grover's City Drug Store

Twenty Century Ball of Tigers Athletic Club at Vannes Opera House

A December 25 benefit for St Marys Catholic church Kekley and a December past event at Vannes Opera House hosted by Tigers Athletic Club with 50 cent admission. Advert along with Peter Sherman of North Stratford NH praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for chronic indigestion and stomach troubles sold at Grovers City drug store.

St. Mary's Catholic Church Kekley Tigers Athletic Club Vannes’ Opera House Peter Sherman North Stratford N. H Grover's City

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Refowich Clothing and Shoe House the Clock Tobacco Co Scranton, Pa William Schwartz Geo. Krommel Birkbeck and Walnut Streets Laubach Vienna B. C. Laubach Prop T. Campbell Iso Tin Centre Star Shoe Store Selch Store Corner Centre Freeland Boys Mugh Verry Lavelle McMenamin West Virginia Philadelphia Times Jones Philadelphia Trades Assembly Hall Callowhill Street W. ©. Stephenson West Virginia United Mine Workers Mountain State Pennsylvania Carbondale Wilkesbarre Grand Opera House W. P. Wormwood U. m McMenamin’'s Geo. H. Hartman Hresh Larda Specialty Centre Street Central Hotel Foster Board Stuart A. Oswald Citizens’ Band James Cannon William Higgins Patrick Higgins Dlifton Edward McGeehan P. H. Campbelle John M. Carr, Esq C. Koons Owen Fowler S. DePierre B. F. Davis J. W. Bischoff Elis John Boyle Silver Brook Mary Gallagher Highland St. Ann’s Church Frank Salmon The Salmon Iron Works Senie Phila Birkbeck Hal Orson Stroh John M. Carr Postoffice Building George McLaughlin Brennan’s Centre St. Freeland R J. O'Donnell Campbell White Haven Ofice Kane Building Postoffice J. McBrearty McMenamin Building South Centre Street Ene A. Buckley Justice OF the Peace Tribune Building Matin Street D. N. Maley Birkbeck’s Dirkbeck E. Hayes Washington Street Hazelton Bros New York City Helss Rerowich Wm. Wehrman Amandus Oswald N.W Curry E. J. Curry P. F. Mecnulty P. B. McNulty Galli Eet Meccano St. Ann's Church
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