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Newspaper

Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1902

Page

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Convention Date Fixed for Shamokin March 18

United Mine Workers officials decide to hold a joint convention for Districts 1, 7, and 9 at Shamokin starting March 18 with 600 to 800 delegates. President Mitchell and district presidents will attend. William Thomas to deliver the welcome. Operators are unlikely to attend. delegates may strike if a satisfactory wage scale is not granted.

United Mine Workers Shamokin Mitchell Duffy Fahy Nichols Burgess William Thomas Wilkesbarre Scranton New York

Poor Director Resigns from Middle Coal Field District

A meeting of the Middle Coal Field Poor District directors and auditors at the almshouse discussed S. W. Gangwere resigning as director effective immediately or upon successor appointment by Carbon county court. Gangwere expected to become almshouse steward. Judge Heydt appointed Frank White of Weatherly to fill the vacancy. Official votes for recent poor district candidates were announced.

Middle Coal Field Poor District Almshouse S. W. Gangwere Carbon Frank White Weatherly

Plot to Break Jail At County Jail Discovered

Warden Llewellyn uncovered a prisoner escape plot at the county jail. Five inmates are in solitary confinement on bread and water after the plan was overheard during yard exercise.

Llewellyn

Prisoners Plan Escape With Tin Keys And Hidden Tools

A jailed group, after a search, discovered tin keys and shears in a file to unlock cell doors and reach the yard door. They planned to cut a wire, climb to the wall, and drop via water pipes. A trusted female inmate reportedly smuggled the tools to the men.

Must Have Burial Permit For Deaths And Burials Soon

Beginning tomorrow March 4 the Board of Health will enforce the burial permit requirement before interment or removal of a dead body within borough limits. Deaths must be reported to the health department and a permit obtained before a funeral may take place or pass through town. The move aims to identify contagious disease deaths and curb public funerals. Residents planning pig pens privy vaults or cesspools must obtain permits before starting work or face heavy penalties.

Board of Health Health Department

March Money Strain Forecast in Freeland Bank Outflow

March money market in Freeland may tighten with over 10 000 and later at least 60 000 leaving town for liquor licenses bank start up capital funds and education and insurance payments. A rural comedy Si Plunkard starring J C Lewis opens at Grand Opera House Monday with an onstage parade at noon.

Freeland New National Bank Europe

Murder Plot Confession Ties Exeter Colliery Killing

Assistant district attorney Williams and Justice Mackin heard Peter Lenousky confess a plot to murder Anthony Shaniskey at the Exeter colliery. Lenousky and Victor Zerambo were arrested on suspicion, with Lenousky alleging Zerambo planned the crime to obtain Shaniskey’s money. Lenousky says Zerambo killed Shaniskey with an ax after two weeks of waiting for a chance. Both men were held for trial. Fine confectionery at Keiper's.

Williams Mackin Peter Lenousky Anthony Shantskey Exeter Lenousky Victor Zerambo Shaniskey Zarambo

Round the Region roundups and notable deaths in Ebervale region

Round the Region reports on legal moves by Ebervale Coal Company and others against a Nescopeck plaintiff’s verdict of 21000, a Wilkes-Barre meningitis death of veteran mining executive Robert Shoemaker, Hazleton carpenters seek wage increase, a postponed perjury hearing for County Recorder Barrett, two miners’ bodies found in Shamokin Cameron mine, Lansford school board deadlock resolved with new principal, missing Mahanoy City man found dead, Milton Grim dies after injurious runaway, Paris green ingestion saves a Mahanoy City girl, East Pennsylvania Evangelical Conference in Hazleton, Hazleton Gas Company stock purchased by Wilkes-Barre capitalists.

Ebervale Coal Company Joseph Stevenson Nescopeck Robert Shoemaker Wyoming Valley Wilkesbarre James Barrett John Mullery Frank George Stankanus Cameron Shamokin Lansford J. Balsbauch Frank Wetzel Carlisle William Phillips Mahanoy City Plymouth Milton Grim Weatherly Miners’ Hospital Lizzie Moore Paris Green East Pennsylvania The Evangelical Association Hazleton Hazleton Gas Company

DRIFTON TOWN STREETS FLOODED WITH SLUSH AND WATER

DRIFTON NEWS REPORTS streets and sidewalks nearly impassable due to slush and water as gutters remain unopened. Citizens urge borough action to improve winter streets and crossings. St Ann's Cadet Society receives Father Mathew picture for its growing membership. Don Gillespie 16, injured at Oakdale colliery spragging a car. Coxe Bros. & Co. mine workers receive semi monthly pay. Miss Kate Edmunds visits Wilkes-Barre.

St. Ann’s Don Gillespie Oakdale Coxe Bros. & Co Kate Edmunds Wilkes Barre

Slightly Mixed: An Ananias Tale and Ring Romance

A Sun day school scene features a boy misnaming Ananias as the one who swallowed a whale. In a humorous exchange, a Rye society pair jokes about an engagement, with one sister showing a ring to imply she remains in the social arena.

Ananias Tommy Ohio State Journal Gotrox Rye Fair Daughter No. 2

Freeland Happenings Amid Heavy Rains and Local Losses

Local notes report floods halting mining at Highland and Jeddo as storms drain into mine shafts. Streets worsen, schools dismiss due to darkness, and a child dies from brain fever amid scarlet fever symptoms. Obituaries, new agency for Elysian extracts, exams for pharmacists, and local business moves noted.

Highland Jeddo St. Ann‘s Henry Henry Schmidt North Washington Street Freeland Cemetery Paul Edwards Tamaqua Odd Fellows

Mr S Sense Freeland Pa Letter Praises Honest Deals

A Freeland Pennsylvania reader compliments Mr. S Sense for avoiding penny bargains and notes the store as a supplier of gentlemen and children’s clothing. The writer claims the $5 overcoat is worth double, and predicts large crowds and square dealing today.

Freeland Classifieds Highlight Legal and Insurance Services

The notice lists HAL ORSON STROH NN Attorney and Counselor at Law Notary Public with offices in Brennan's Building Freeland and other addresses. M CARR Attorney at Law handles legal business from Brennan's Building. Agencies include Fire Insurance agents on Washington Street and reputable piano suppliers Hazelton Bros New York City.

Birkbeck Freeland Postoffice Brennan's Building Centre St. Freeland McMenamin Building South Centre Street Washington Street Hazelton Bros New York City

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