Special Notice Big Clearance Sale Still Going On
Special notice announces a big clearance sale with widespread public interest and many shoppers taking advantage of the bargains on offer.
31 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
1
Special notice announces a big clearance sale with widespread public interest and many shoppers taking advantage of the bargains on offer.
Vigilant armed guards block every bridge and road into Wilkesbarre amid a smallpox epidemic. Passes issued by Boards of Health constrain entry and exit, with strict enforcement and harsh penalties. The effort aims to keep the disease from spreading as nearby towns report outbreaks.
Relatives of Neil Hanlon of Coaldale faced an interruption while moving his remains to Tamaqua cemetery after a fatal altercation with a tramp at Wilkesbarre. Dr. Leith of Hazleton hospital, acting with Luzerne County coroner authorization, blocked further action at the scene.
The Democratic ticket lists ward officers for First Ward including Councilman Woodring and several school directors judges and inspectors. A smallpox rumor in the First Ward caused unease until investigations found no evidence. Bee Land fire department ball at Krell's hall tonight celebrates local firefighters with St Ann's band providing music.
Archibald Phillips a 19 year old former Gracedale resident suffered severe injuries on the Wilkesbarre mountain at Soloman's Gap. Entangled in a guard rail his feet were crushed by three cars passing over them. Employed by Jersey Central Railroad he was taken to Mercy hospital where both feet were amputated. He is the son of Archie Phillips long associated with the town and White Haven. He is expected to recover from the injuries.
Thomas Evans returned from Philadelphia where he witnessed an operation on his son Thomas for appendicitis. The University of Pennsylvania hospital performed the procedure, described as successful in every respect, and the patient is rapidly recovering. Tickets for the Swiss Bell-Ringers, under the M & M Institute, will go on sale tomorrow at McMenamin's. they perform February 8. Leo cream at Merkt's.
William A. Whitman and A. V. Langon led talks in Wilkesbarre on forming a State Base Ball League with Scranton, Wilkesbarre, Lancaster, Reading, Lebanon, and Hazleton.
The vaudeville hit A Trip to Buffalo directed by Charles P. Salisbury will play in Freeland next week with a strong company and lavish third act Esplanade Midway settings. Music from A Trip to Buffalo is widely praised and the engagement promises a season highlight. The Walte Company end of engagement follows weak attendances for The War of Wealth. The Fast Mail melodrama will premiere here early next month. Mgmt McMenamin and Nahin note closing the Walte engagement. A. Oswald handles Elysian extracts and parfumery promotional claims.
A varied local notes round up includes church health cautions urging individual communion cups due to smallpox, Candlemas and Groundhog Day forecasts, Howard Albert passing pharmacy exams, boxing bout talks between Kid Perry and Martin Mulhall, Lackawanna Railroad to install NY to Elmira dispatch system, a forecast of severe February weather by Elias Hartz, church sermons by Polsgrove and Armstrong, Rose Boyle resigning from Bell exchange, a notable catamount on display, sisters Gallagher visiting after a funeral, last day for nominating certificates, a murder case verdict of not guilty, UMWA convention adjournment, Y M C A devotional by J D Brydon, Miss O Donnell fracturing an arm, coal drilling at Zeigler tract, Oswalds at funeral in New Tripoli, Foster township school board meeting, and Anthracite telephone in NeuBurger's shop.
January events at Bekley Catholic church Kreil opera house Krell hall feature dances banquets and building fund drives for Sisters of Mercy parish A pair at Kreil's opera house admission 50 cents February fundraisers run February 1 to 8 and February 10 with 25 cent tickets supporting the Sisters of Mercy chapel program
Legal and commercial notices list attorney clerks and offices in Freeland. Names include HAL Orion Strom, John M Carr, R J O'Donnell, and E Hayes. Services cover legal business, notary, fire insurance, and piano agency for Hazelton Bros. Descriptions specify offices in Freeland with Tuesday and Saturday access.
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