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Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1900

Page

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Railway Timetables for the Lehigh Valley and Delaware Susquehanna Lines

Rail timetable pages list departures from Freeland for Weatherly Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia New York and other points with multiple daily trains. Arrivals at Freeland and connections at Hazleton Junction include services to Scranton Wilkes-Barre White Haven and Pottsville. Officials cited are RULLIN H. Wilburk General Superintendent CHAS. B. LEK, J.T. Keith, and Luther Smith Superintendent.

Ehigh Valley Railroad Thalns Freeland Weatherly Mauch Chink Allentown Bethlehem Euston Philadelphia New York White Haven Wilkes-Barre Pittston Scranton Hazleton Mauch Chunk Easton Pallapelphia Mahunoy City Shenandoah Mit Carmel Shamokin Pottsville Sandy Run Mepess Harres Scranton All Points Mahanoy City Mt. Carmel Walkes-Barre Shenendonay Mt Shine In Ashland Jadelphia Ion Hottaville Kite Haven Cortlandt Street Prue Delaware Susquehanna and Scully Bill Raitrean Writton Jeddo Eckley Hazle Brook Stockton Beaver Meadow Road Hoan Hagieton Junction Hazleton Junction Oneida Junction Harwood Road Humboldt Road Davids Sheppton Tevins Deringer Tomhicken Cranberry Harwood Oneida Humboldt Hoad Roen Bee Lazie Brook Drifton Beaver Meadow Head Atageton Junction Jeanvnville Audenried Traction Company Peer

Minstrel Headlines At Grand With Vogel and Deming

The Grand hosts John W. Vogel and Arthur Deming in a major minstrel show on Wednesday, hailed as their greatest effort. The troupe, over fifty strong, features Bentham, Oisyene, Ollia Young, John H. Mack, Arfon, Peart, Orie, and a silver cornet band led by Prof. L. L. Scout, with EB. Warne directing the grand orchestra. The act travels in a private car with elaborate scenery and electrical plant.

John W. Vogel Arthur Dewing Grand Jeffries Vogel Deming Arthur Deming Portland The St. Lawrence Red Snapper Vogel Enterprises Bentham & Oisyene Ollia Young John H. Mack Arfon & Peart Orie Alfo Prof L. L. Scout EB. B. Warne Grand Double Symphony Orchestra

Brief News Items From Hazleton and Vicinity

A roundup of quick notices from the region includes Francis X. O'Donnell of Drifton home on vacation from St. Mary's Seminary, and Hugh Boyle of North Ridge Street taking a job in Ashland New York. Other items report deaths, a powder mill project near White Haven, local audits, jurors, church weddings, a Grand Opera House appearance, and community meetings as Hazleton and nearby towns resume daily life.

Francis X. O'Donnell Dlifton St. Mary's Seminary Baltimore Hugh Boyle North Ridge Street Ashland Louse New York City Hr. L. McMenamin BE. J. Gaffney Baltmore Mary Davis Laurytown Upper Lehigh Philadelpia White Haven

Terrible Railroad Wreck Shatters Ashley and District

A fast freight derailed on the Central Railroad of New Jersey between Mauch Chunk and Scranton, wrecking two engines and scattering six more. A dynamite car exploded, destroying the roundhouse and injuring several workers. Dead include Francis McLaughlin and Michael Bird, with others injured. the scene left ash and shattered homes as debris filled four hundred feet of track. Also noted are historical items from Wilkes Barre, including an 1775 tavern license petition preserved by the Westmoreland Club.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Mauch Chunk Scranton Ashley Pittston Francis McLaughlin Michael Bird Wilkesbarre Charles Haney Harry Frye John Rehig Thomas Bowes Michael Coyle Edward Hoff Maud Chunk John Bongo Jersey City John Ruhl Harry Geissler Haney Frye Roundhouse

Licenses Listed for Freeland and Foster Township

Freeland borough shows sixty one retail and twelve wholesale liquor license applicants with many names listed by ward and street. Foster township lists two retail and one wholesale applicant. Community events include charity balls and a Hose Company fair at Yannes Opera House with admission prices, plus officials elected to the Luzerne Side Path Commission.

Freeland Foster Township Freeland Borough Foster Citizens’ Hose Company Yannes’ Opera House Matthew Bell Cross Creek Hall Dlifton

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Middle Coal Field Richard Duddy John Evans August Shultz B.A. Oberrender Nazle Michael Ruseziak Maeka Arka Sandy Kun St. Mary's Greek Catholic Church Frank Sandy Icelaid S. Y. Feedmen California Joseph Murrin Charles Murrin Frencis McLaughlin Boston Grand Opera House Mining and Mechanical Institute S. W. Trimmer W. H. Klingjer Frank McCormack McAdoo Pneutonia St. Ann's Frank Shea John James Shea Charles Sharpe East Mauch Chunk Jersey Central White Haven Tunnel Si Stebbins Elmore Sisters Robert Quigley Plains Cleveland Ohio George West Europe David H. Shield United States Army George Battenhausen Ile Verna Albert Robert Wallace Bettenhausen William Johnson Walnut Street South Heberton Mr. Johnson County Derry Ireland W.C. Hall George Lees St. Paul's P.M Enied Fern Street Sto Ceme C. B. Coxe Garfield Knights of Malta Aioege Hitler Bauer Township Daniel Wenner A. B. Lintner Edward F. Wenner Alpert Snyder Edward Minnieh William Lintner W. H. Boyeridge Sinoo Rahrieh Charles Lincerman Bcket Williday Penstermacher Titenon Walp Seriar Freeland Silk Mill Company Ellis R. Simpson John B. Price B. Price F. W. Bleckley H. B. Price Frank Frigerio Peter Timony Lynnwood 5. Woodring St. Patrick's Corner Reading Company Tamaqua Lofty Vorhees Joseph Garments William Juhuson Westmoreland Club Wyoming Valley Woodward Litchfield Westmoreland Delaware River Lacawa Este Silas Parke Lacana Zebulon Butler Nathan Denison Justices of No Peace William Buck Obadiah Gore Samuel Ransome Samuel Slater Gamewell Company Democratic State Committee Harrisburg First Ward Robert Boyle Frank Eberett Front Street George Fisher August Kellert Fred Krone Chestnut Street Edward Murphy Centre Street Adan Sachs John Yannes Libor Winter Stephen Bonser Chestnut and Fronters Mary Krouse Birkbeck Street Herman Ruchotski Peter Jasinski Ridge Street Paul Kempinsky Public Road Fourth R. F. DePierre Albert Goeppert M. H. Hunsicker Oliver Koch Joseph Latz Albert Novak Antonia Rymsza Burton Street South Ward John Adamehick John Blasco John Borseck Candy O. Boyle John C. Boyle William Boyle John Brislin John Brezenak Josephine Campbell Michael Chevinick Washington Street Jane DeFoy Michael DePierre John Dusheck John Ferry Mary Ferry Clauser Francessco Candy Gaffney William Gallagher Carbon Street Andrew Hudock George Hudock John Hudock Willian Jenkins Margaret Jones Andrew Kassardo Michael Klietz Solomon Kresge Thomas Llewellyn James J. Maloy Katie Moore Andrew Palko Michael Pasternak John Rugans George Sechack Peter Shambora John Shigo Daniel Shovlin Mary Stahl George Wassil Richard Welsh Joseph Zwolensky Patrick Burke Michael Zemany Main Street Samuel Gross Fourth Ward Michael Potochney John Adamchick Charles Dusheck Peter Magagna Patrick Meehan Charles Moerschbacher Washington St George Molinkey P. M. Sweeney Peter Toski Adams Street Andrew Enos Henry Falk Depierro - Bros Gibson, Dougherty Kaufer Club Rosenbluth Hennessy Ballentine T. Campbell P. F. McNulty Embaln P. F. Mene South Centre Street East Walnut Street Candy Boyle Rochester Youngling Mammoth Philo Senie Birkbeck Orion Stroh Lawnd John M. Carr Attorney-at-Law Postoffice Building Gforce McLaugnlin Brennan's Centre St R J. O'Donnell Campbell Building Tess. A. Buckley Justice of the Peace Tribune Building D. N. Maley Hayes Birkbeck's Uss Booth Centre Street Refowich Building McMer
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