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Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1900

Page

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Deaths in Birranton and Freeland Area Notables

Anthony Lowe of Birranton dies at 36 from miners asthma contracted in Ebervale mines. Survived by seven siblings. funeral Monday from George Sweet’s home with Rev. W C Hall officiating. burial in Freeland cemetery. William H H Bainbridge dies of pneumonia at 48. funeral Sunday at Park Methodist Episcopal church with clergy from Rev W Hartman and Rev Hall. Knights of Mystic Chain and Loyal Castle to attend. John Jones, son of Mine Superintendent Gomer Jones, dies at 23 of typhoid fever in Columbia, SC. burial in Freeland cemetery. Infant Mary O Donnell, six weeks, of Jeddo, dies. funeral and interment at St Ann's cemetery tomorrow.

Anthony Lowe Birranton Ebervale Alvin Mines Picton County Nova Scotia Mary Govans Pottsville William McGinty John Waters Hazleton Frank Krop Allentown John Redpath George Sweet Freeland Alex Philadelphia John Mahanoy City W. C. Hall The Primitive Methodist Church Freeland Cemetery William HH. Wainbridge West Walnut Street Mr. Bainbridge Park Methodist Episcopal Church W. W. Hartman W. ©. Hall Bainbridge Knights of Mystic Chain Loyal Castle John Jones Gomer Jones Minersville Frank Welgner Pine Street Columbia South Carolina Upper Lehigh Mary Patrick O'Donnell Japan Jeddo St. Ann's Cemetery

Disposed of His Horses and Allawood at Wilkes Barre

Hazleton notes owner John Leisenring sold fast road horses for mules usable at mines. Allawood, a famed 2.17 mare run by M. L. Perrin, now at Harry Wilbur’s stables under County Commissioner A D Hay, may be driven this winter. Separate habeas corpus case for Rev D E Stuart was before Judge Woodward with Dr J I Beckwith testifying no offense found.

Hazleton John Leisenring Upper Lehigh Allawood M. L. Perrin Pittston Harry Wilbur Wilkesbarre A.D. Hay

Rev. Stuart Accused of Murder After Wife’s Death

Dr. L A Whitney found carbolic acid traces in the deceased wife’s mouth and on her chin. Drugstore witness C G Bumbee testified the Rev. Stuart bought carbolic acid days before the death. The district attorney said no sufficient evidence to hold him. the judge discharged him, but he was rearrested on murder charges as James Harris swore out the Information.

L. A. Whitney C. G. Bumbee Wyoming Stuart James Harris Rev. Stuart

Freeland Shows Population Rise in 1900 Census

The census bulletin notes Freeland in Luzerne County up to 5,254 people from 5,045, a gain of 209 since the last tally and an increase of 4,630 since 1880. Freeland ranks seventh in the county among towns under 25,000, with Wilkesbarre and Hazleton among larger neighbors. Other regional town figures are listed in sequence.

Freeland Pennsylvania Luzerne County Wilkesbarre Hazleton Plymouth Pittston Nanticoke West Pittston Archbald Ashland Ashley Berwick Carbondale Centralia Dickson City Dorranceton East Mauch Chunk East Stroudsburg Edwardsville Forest City Frackville Gilberton Girardville Jermyn Kingston Lansford Lehighton Luzerne McAdoo Mahanoy City Maueh Chunk Mayfield Miners’ Mills Minersville Mt. Carmel Old Forge Olyphant Parsons Pottstown Pottsville St. Clair Schuylkill Haven Shamokin Shenandoah Stroudsburg Summit Hill Tamaqua Throop Tower City Weatherly West Hazleton Winton

Freeland School Board Delays Winter Break

The December Freeland school board meeting notes 840 November enrollment and 91 percent attendance. The district orders school closure from December 21 to January 2 as teachers visit other schools and report findings at the next teachers meeting.

Freeland School Board Kline Trevaskis Everitt Krommel MecCole Bell Houch

Will Probated for Freeland Resident Charles Gallagher

The will of Charles Gallagher of Freeland, died in 1888, probated yesterday. He left his entire estate to his wife for life and appointed his son Bernard as executor. Mrs. Gallagher died November 23, and the estate now settles. five children survived, including a daughter Fannie who has died. The estate is valued at $1,000. Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Setzer thanks Prudential Insurance officers for prompt death claims payment and floral emblems for the children Earl and George. One Minute Cough Cure advertised as quick relief for croup and lung troubles by Grover's City drug store.

Charles Gallagher Freeland Madge Bernard Prudential Insurance Company Earl and George Herbert Setzer Grover White Haven Tigers Park Patrick Dowd Wilkesbarre Grover’s City Drug Store Pottsville Schuylkill County Nichols Spring Brook Water Company Lottie Sutton Brooklyn

Dancing School at Yannes Opera House Tomorrow

St Ann's band will host a dancing school at Yannes' opera house tomorrow evening with standard admission. Entry barred to young girls and children. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised as effective liver cleansers and tonics. Grover's.

Yannes' Opera House St. Ann’s Band DeWitt's Grover's City Drug Store

Way Down East draws crowds amid mixed reviews and notices

The Grand opera house in Hazleton hosts three performances of Way Down East with crowded houses and full galleries. Scranton reports indicate many patrons were unable to gain admission, while local papers praised production value and climaxes.

G. W. Hammersly Grand Opera House Hazleton Nesblut Wilkesbarre McMenamin Freeland Scranton

Local Briefs of Accidents Crimes and Fire

Peter Schnee of the Second ward was moved to Miners hospital after a leg fracture may require amputation. Druggist Robert W. Taylor of Mahonoy City, jailed on murder charges for allegedly poisoning his stepdaughter Elsie Meyers and attempting to poison his wife, was released with his mother posting bail of 3500. A jury condemned Mine Inspector Stein and Mill Creek Coal Company officials for poor air practices that allowed gas buildup in Buck Mountain mine. William E. Meyers of Hazleton died at 31, once named chief clerk by Reese Lloyd. The Kaier House in Mahanoy City suffered a second fire in days, with $14000 loss. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertises healing for piles and skin sores at Grover’s City Drug Store.

Robert W. Taylor Mahanoy City Elsie Meyers Schuylkill County Buck Mountain Stein Mill Creek Coal Company William E. Meyers Hazleton Reese Lloyd Kaier B. F. Davis Foster Township Woodside Best de Cigar Keiper's Catasauqua Lehigh County C. B. Coxe Thomas Monroe Fred Dilcher United Mine Workers Lackawanna DeWitt DeWitt’s Grover’s City Hattie Bute Laubach

Freeland Local Notes Round Up Two Days Happenings

Freeland residents attended the funeral of Patrick Ward of Silver Brook, aged 44, survived by a wife and seven children. George Conahan broke his right leg at work in Drifton and is in Miners' Hospital. Park M. E. church Sunday school moves to 1 30 PM next week. A fair and bazaar will be staged in Vannes Opera House by the Young Men’s S T A B Corps in mid January.

Freeland Patrick Ward Silver Brook Drifton George Conahan Manus Centre Street Miners’ Hospital Park M. E Vannes Opera Keiper’s

Pleasant events listed for December at Bekley and nearby venues

December 25 features a fair for St Mary’s Catholic church at Bekley and an entertainment of Good Wills Athletic Association at Grand opera house with admission 10 20 and 30 cents. December 31 hosts the Twentieth Century Ball of Tigers Athletic Club at Yannes opera house with admission 50 cents.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church Bekley Good Wills Athletic Association Grand Opera House Tigers Athletic Club Yannes Opera House

Also Mentioned on This Page

Refowich Clothing and Shoe House the Clock Tobacco Co Scranton, Pa William Schwartz Hazleton and Vicinity Geo. Krommel Birkbeck and Walnut Streets Vienna Breaahsay Cate T. Gampbell Star Shoe Store SECH Hugh Malloy Prop Corner Centre W. H. Bainbridge D. E. Stuart Woodward J. I’. Beckwith Geo. H. Hartman Central Hotel Academy of Music Wills Bros. Company la Fiesta Journal Sipe Peter Schnee Markle & Co Iown Senie Philo Birkbeck Css Orson Stroh LAW Ees M. Carr Postoffice McLaughlin Brennan's Centre St. Freeland R J. O'Donnell Campbell Kane Building Postofice Ea J. McBrearty McMenamin Building South Centre Street D* N. Maley BE. Hayes Washington Street Hazelton Bros New York City Rerowich T Ben A. Buckley Justice OF the Peace Tribune Building Main Street Wm. Wehrman Watchmaker Amandus Oswald N.W. Cor P. F. McNulty Curry Tamaqua Town Council Leitzinger
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