Round the Region Inmates vaccinated at Laurytown almshouse
Dr. W P Long begins вакцина tion of all inmates at Laurytown almshouse with twenty five treated this week and the rest to be vaccinated next week. Mary Ann Quinn resigns as postmistress of Lausanne Buck Mountain. Quinn family plans to move to Shenandoah Weatherly Herald. Philip Adams fireman on Lehigh Valley train killed near Weatherly. Margaret Coal found dead at Laurytown almshouse from heart disease. Lansford opera house sold as not paying investment. United Mine Workers District No 7 convention opens in Lansford. Various jokes and notices follow. Limited Washington excursion via Lehigh Valley Railroad offered January 1 to 10.
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W. P. Long
Laurytown Almshouse
Mary Ann Quinn
Lausanne
Old Buck Mountain
Quinn
Buck Mountain
Shenandoah
Weatherly Herald
Philip Adams
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley
Iron Bridge
Black Creek
Weatherly
Margaret Coal
Laurytown
Child Labor Debate Shapes Georgia Reform Bill
Rev C B Wilmer of Atlanta touts a Georgia bill aimed at protecting children alluding to three main reasons for reform. The proposal bans under twelve from factory work except with a dependent parent, bars under ten entirely, and restricts fourteen year olds from night shifts unless English reading ability is demonstrated. The piece links southern industry needs, health, and future prosperity to the push, notes northern competition and calls for stronger labor organizing in the United States.
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South
C. B. Wilmer
Atlanta
West
Georgia
North
New England
Middle States
Alabama
Trans- Mason and Dixon Line
England
United States
American Federation of Labor
Henury Jon Neeson
Philadelphia
Atmrican
Declaration of Principles Opposes Representative Government
The Western Federation of Miners adopts a declaration of principles denouncing the representative form of government. It calls for direct legislation through initiative and referendum in making all laws at national state and municipal levels.
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Western Federation of Miners
Thrifty Pear Trees and Orchard Care Tips
A vigorous pear tree bears yearly and lack of fibrous roots harms transplanted trees. A sod protects roots from freezing, while intensive cultivation boosts young tree growth. Overcropping costs more to ripen seeds than fruit. Shorten long peach shoots for bushier trees and plant varied fruit yearly to keep an orchard young. New trees struggle beside bearing ones.
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Orrick
Main Street
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Mexico
Mike
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Mark
Boston Herald
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D. Speptic
Philadelphia Press
Riter
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Grad Low Parc
Washington, D. C
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Charles M. Schwab
J. Pierpont Morgan
Rockefellers
Nortan E. Mack
Buffalo Times
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Morgan
New York World
Richmond
Scranton
What Is
Castoria
Laxakola
Ramethow
AA CO
Nassau St. N
Grand Opera House
Freeland Opera House Co
Lessees
Gus Cohan
Kate Watson
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Baan Pa
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South Centre Street
Emme
RD Oil CO
High Valley Railroad
Meueh Chunk
Allentown
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Luston
New York
Sandy Run
White Haven
Pittston
Mauch Chunk
Easton
Delano
Tousville
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Hollen H. Wilruk
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Delaware
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Scwayneit
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Drifton
Oneida Junction
Harwood Road
Humboldt Road
Oneida
Sheppton
Hazleton Junction
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