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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1902
Page
4
Notice to patrons explains no paper Friday due to employer holiday. Tribune to publish tomorrow at usual hour. Carriers advertisers and others affected warned to be governed accordingly.
Edna Cook, 2 12, in Geers stable. Myrtle K 2 14 with a colt by Bingen. Alta McDonald has Major Delmar 2 15. Young Corbett buys an auto. Connie Mack releases Kenna the pitcher. Bricktop Breitenstein wins games in the Southern league. Great Britain Ireland automobile club has 1 276 members. Christy Mathewson says Baseball is good for young men if they quit in time. Alan-a-Dale, Derby winner, trained by sulky work. Starlight, nearly fifty, defeats Jack Conlon in Sydney. Willie Fenn in Spooner cycling camp with Bennie Monroe, Joe Neyson, Robert Slanters and pacers. Spooner outfit to train at Washington.
Tom Lewis and Sam J. Ryan are set to stir next season. Worcester plans a new theater costing $150,000. Jefferson De Angelis will stage The Emerald Isle. David Warfield will perform Dinkelspiel, a German comedy by George Hobart. Grace George tests Frou Frou in Chicago for a potential tour. Harrison Grey Fiske will manage Mrs. Patrick Campbell in America. Amalia Earle, formerly with the Rogers brothers, will wed a wealthy western ranch owner this fall. Maurice Campbell signs a three year deal with Charles Cherry to be Henrietta Crosmillin's leading man.
A framed moral voice on self control and gossip contrasts with a Lehigh Valley Railroad low roundtrip fare from Freeland for July travel. Tickets from July 4 to July 6 available. return honored on most trains except the Black Diamond express. see agents for details.
Pittsburgs star pitchers led by Jesse Tannehill have powered the Pirates to the top of the National League race. Chesbro Phillippi Leever Poole Doheny and Merritt are relied upon to sustain the Smoketown club as Captain-Manager Fred Clarke is praised for keeping a strong pitching corps amid tempting AL salaries. Tannehills hitting also adds value to his work.
Tommy Irgin stated he has signed to fight Kid McCoy in the latter part of August in Salt Lake City during the Elks' celebration.
A Manila banker named Don Felipe pursues church wealth and hides a bargain with two American soldiers, Turner and Larson, who rescue a boy and acquire La Honradez. A staged banquet ends with a payoff to secure the deed, but a letter reveals Pedro’s gold dreams and a forged backstory, prompting a final twist as the plot collapses.
A child asks how nations start wars and a debate ensues among adults. The dialogue explores differing opinions on causes, with a mix of parental and social disagreement as the boy asserts he understands the origins of war.
Pearson's Weekly notes surprising bookbinding methods using egg white for sizing with a touch of milk, and coatings of olive oil or diluted vinegar to aid adhesion. Ale froth is cited as a coating over silk bindings, helping gold leaf adhere without staining.
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