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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1902
Page
1
Holiday buyers should not overlook our store for suitable gifts for relatives or friends. A wide stock of clothing furnishings hats shoes dry goods notions and more awaits with prices low just now.
John Shigo SHAS Orson Steoh attorney and notary public offices listed with Freeland firms Brennan's Building O'Donnell Campbell Building Kane Building and more. M 8 B Hayes touts two large store-rooms with toys novelties candy and fruits. Merit's offers lowest prices and widest toy stock for holidays in Freeland.
The Reading Company plans new collieries in Pottsville basin to boost output amid coal famine. Union meetings reveal 5,000 idle miners in the Ninth district and pressure on the Strike Commission. Names include James F. E. Roderick and Bernard J. Perry seeking workers for a Pittsburg steam shovel contract.
Mr and Mrs Reynolds of Hastings Cambria county visit friends here Mrs Reynolds formerly Miss Bid Herron of Highland. Miss Annie Denneny and Miss Mary Green vacation from Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Charles Washburn Wilkesbarre visit mother Mrs Johnson Walnut St. Mollie Jordan Anna Logan Scranton guests at Gallagher home Fourth ward. Marie Dugan Philadelphia visits family North Centre St. H E Underwood Wilkesbarre visits niece Mrs Herbert Fritz. Miss Madge Boner Philadelphia vacations with her mother at Drifton. Miss Katie McNelis Adams St visits Warrior Run. John Trimble Elizabeth NJ renewing acquaintances. Miss Josephine Campbell leaves for Philadelphia friends. Miss Nellie Shovlin Wilkesbarre visiting town.
Freeland Electric Light Heat and Power Company moves to supply power to the Overall Manufacturing Company with plans to convert steam users to a cleaner, cheaper electric system. Ready to serve by February 1 with all day and all night lighting, contingent on consumer meter installation, and continuous service for the Dlifton Inc. Service will expand as meters are installed in businesses and homes.
Police removed forty five girls aged 12 to 15 from a Wilkesbarre dance hall and sent them home under a pledge not to attend dances until older. Matron Bertels of United Charities had tried to stop child attendance, but tickets continued to be sold. Two detectives identified those deemed too young, threatened arrest if they resisted, and sent home the rest.
The Tigers Athletic Club announces its fourteenth annual ball on Wednesday evening at Krell's ball room. Music by DePierre's complete orchestra will accompany the event, with all customary arrangements expected to reflect past social season highlights.
James F. Dolan of Syracuse N Y president signs final papers uniting the order worldwide under one governing board. The amalgamation across United States Canada Mexico South America Australia Ireland and Great Britain is presented as a Christmas greeting to members near and far. Also notices urge power users to contact Freeland Electric for details on power costs via R E Meyer and a medicinal ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with Be Grove signature on each box for 25 cents.
Mahanoy City editor T. J. Joyce plans retirement and will revive the Black Diamond. W A Evans of Hazleton to succeed him as editor. Ralph Baker from Freeland Press to become foreman at the American. Wilkesbarre Evening Leader goes to receiver. sale of presses and new management anticipated. Girardville board exonerates six years of school taxes. search for William Newell’s body continues. Miners' hospital trustee post to W A Davies. Minnesota’s Best flour praised by A Oswald. State Health official warns Pennsylvania faces smallpox. Jacob Bassanella to be hanged in Washburn N C Feb 20. 1125 liquor license apps filed in Schuylkill. 215 in Carbon. Anna Hill, 80, dies in Hazleton. Rosowich to sell eight bespoke overcoats at 16 each.
The Anthracite Coal Strike Commission will reconvene in Philadelphia on January 6 with hearings expected to last about a month. The non union case should finish within three days, followed by three weeks for independent and big operator testimony focusing on statistics and wage claims. Three Philadelphia hospital cases involve Misses Elizabeth Mooney, Marie Brogan, and Celia Kennedy from coal gas exposure, with Kennedy sustaining multiple injuries after aiding others.
Lavina Cunnins of East Butler died yesterday from cancer at age 61. She leaves husband John Cunnins, six children, a brother George Crasher of Conyngham, and a sister Mrs Barbara Beisel of Butler. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 am at the residence conducted by Rev. C A Kersehner, with interment at St Johns Cemetery.
Freeland notes two days of activity including Miss Holland’s new play The Lily and the Prince at Hazleton’s opera house and a large local turnout. Local tradesmen change hands, a smoker event at Grand opera house, and a Milanese wedding in Philadelphia followed by a return home. Also reported are a basketball defeat, a Beaver Meadow death, a damaged horse, frostbitten limbs, and skaters on Johnson’s dam plus sales pitches for Refowich’s and Rerowich’s suits.
MecBrearty announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank MecBrearty of North Centre Street. The new arrival adds a family member to the local household.
December event marks the fourteenth annual car of the Tigers Athletic Club held at Krell's hall. Admission is fifty cents and the gathering offers a modest turnout with light festivities.
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