Street Strike Is Settled After City Council Action
The borough street department strike ended after a council meeting on Monday night with a 10 percent wage raise approved. Previous increases failed by narrow margins, and other measures including street staffing were debated. Police and fire reports, sidewalk petitions, and bids for street work were discussed as the council prepared for a special session. The Nescopeck trout case resulted in a $58 settlement for Drumheller, with the game club warning stricter enforcement ahead.
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Nash
Kline
Wiine
Manel
Tinanee
O'Donnell
Shovlin
Burgess Boyle
Board of Health
Charles Dusheek
Pie Chase
Washington Street
Walnut
Chestnut Streets
Mine Workers Session Ends Near, Hazleton District Actions
The Mine Workers of District No. 7 at Hazleton stay in session with a likely end today. Secretary John Gallagher gains a monthly salary to dedicate time to district affairs. Sub-districts may form for Panther Creek valley unions. Sympathy resolutions approve aid to Hazleton carpenters and Drifton shop workers. The district executive board may order a work suspension in non union collieries after August’s first Monday. A Boner Quinn bout is postponed. Boner signs to fight Wolcott on the 26th Inst. and more bouts with other boxers are planned.
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Hazleton
John Gallagher
Panther Creek Valley
Jack Boner
Scaldy
Bill Quinn
Sterling Athletic Club
Boner
Joe Wolcott
Quinn
Former Pastor to Preach at St Pauls P M Church
Former pastor Rev 8 Cooper of Girardville will conduct Sunday services at St Pauls P M Church on Penn Street with morning and evening sermons. Miss Stella Kemp and Tom Green of Girardville will attend. Howard Llowells of Jaddo and Miss Kemp married yesterday on East Walnut Street. The newlyweds left for Buffalo for their Pan American Exposition honeymoon. DeWitts Little Early Risers are promoted for liver and bowel health at Grovers City drug store.
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St. Paul’s P.M
Penn Street
Cooper
Girardville
Tom
Howard Llowells
Jaddo
Stella Kemp
East Walnut Street
J. J. Kunts
Alex
Kemp
Nettie Howey
Buffalo
DeWitt
Grover’s City Drug Store
Shenandoah Society Men Board Trolley Trip Fight Coat Rule
Round the region reports eight Shenandoah young society men wearing gay shirt waists traveling toward Shamokin aboard a trolley. Conductors refused passage near Centralia for no coats. They threaten future legal action.
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Shenandoah
Shamokin
Centralia
Schuylkill Traction Company
Traction Company
William Gibbons
Scranton
William M. Andrews
Death of a Young Man Breslin at Jeddo
James Breslin aged 17 years 3 months 9 days died at home in Jeddo yesterday afternoon of typhoid fever after finishing at Pierce Business College Philadelphia. Survived by parents three brothers and five sisters. funeral at o'clock Friday, requiem mass at St Ann's church, burial in St Ann's cemetery. Also notes a Hazleton murder hearing, Joseph Vite jailed without bail, described as over six feet tall and muscular, jealousy cited as motive. Victim buried yesterday in Hazleton. Also a Kodol Dyspepsia Cure testimonial from John Beam West Middlesex Pa and an ad for Grover's City drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Breslin
Phil Breslin
Jeddol
Pierce Business College
Philadelphia
St. Ann’s Church
St. Ann's Cemetery
Joseph Vite
Ralph Salvadora
Hazleton
Tribune
John Beam
West Middlesex
Uroyer
City Drug Store
Freeland Local Notes Paint Busy Two Days
Happenings include Mining and Mechanical Institute building awarded to Benj Ranach of Hazleton for nearly 14000 and slated for two stories of brick and stone ready by January 1. Sime NeuBurger sails to Bremen on Barbarossa after New York visit. UMW picnic and St Ann’s band plan music at Public Park. Funeral for Annie Murrin set 2 pm Friday at St Ann’s cemetery. Five new kilns at Pond Crash brick works ready to employ fifty. Marie McGarvey visiting Walnut street. Moving picture at Cross Creek hall by Eckley Coxe Jr. Ten per cent raise approved for borough street workers. heat wave noted. Citizens’ Hose Company tent show at Public Park tomorrow. Tent from White Haven delayed by canvasser shortage.
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Mining and Mechanical Institute
South Centre Street
Benj. Ranach
Hazleton
Sime J. NeuBurger
New York City
Bremen
Germany
Mr. Neu- Burger
Pond Crash
Marie McGarvey
Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Cross Creek Hall
Eckley JB. Coxe, Jr
Kelper's
Matthew McGettrick
Priceburg
Lackawanna County
Matt Broderick
Sandy Run
Atlantic City
Counell
Edward Johnson
Pittston
Neal P
Johnson
Citizens’ Hose Company
White Haven
Lehigh Valley Depot
Testimony in injunction case brought by Coxe Bros against Crifton strikers
Testimony for the defense was taken at the Hotel Osborne in injunction proceedings. Strikers were represented by Carr and McCarthy, the company by Fuller and Mc Clintock. Over twenty men testified, largely denying the company's allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxe Bros. & Co
Crifton
Osborne
Carr and McCarthy
Fuller and McClintock
Fragmentary probate and real estate notices from Freeland and Hazleton
The text records a testamentary grant to William J. Timney and calls for estate debts and claims payments, then lists real estate at Hazleton with parcels on Fine and Mine streets. It also includes a Tribune office notice and employment ads for Pound Creek brick works and Philadelphia elective positions.
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Mulligan
Lute
Vellers
Willian J. Timney
Knnell
Freeland
Astate
EL Kitate
ELI Fi
Fine and
Mine
Hazleton
Tribune Office
Phila One Price Clothing House Property Listing
Sanctioned entry details a Philadelphia clothing house property at Birkbeck Brick in Freeland Pa with notary public office rooms and party names SENIE PROP and JOHN M CARR noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkbeck
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Refowich
Rogers & Bros
Butterwick’s
Amandus Oswald
N.W. Cor
T. Campbell
Curry’s
Dry Goods
B. J. Curry
South Gentre Street
Orner
Hugh Malloy
Einai
Council
Chestnut Street
Washington
A. Oswald
St. Jon's
John Reddington & Co
Joseph Birkbeck
Hazleton Machinery and Supply Co
Frank Drumheller
Squire Shovtin
Drumheller
Slaves Creek
Freeland Game and Wish Protective Club
Nescopeck
Oley
C. Dewitt &Co- Chicago
Ara City Drug Store
Vendy C. Boyle
Vitetoy
Dale
Brosh Rochester
Shen
Ripper Chaser
J. J. Robinson
Connell
Wilkesbarre
Court House
Oticer Wolf
Allentown
Joseph Levington
Albright
James Malloy
Wilkesbarre Traction Company
Plymouth
James, Williams
William Bottenhausen
James Corcoran
Luzerne
Arthur A. Dick
Jonathan R. Davis
Kingston
L. P
Folcomb
West Pittston
J.P. Biehl
N. B. Rutter
Ken
W. J. Scott
Reese Lloyd
Quay
Scott
Frank W. Wheaton
Wheaton
Crawford County
United Mine Workers
St. Ann’s
Annie Murrin
Patrick Murrin
Upper
Lehigh
Jce Crea
Keiper
Pound Creek
Phila
Senie
Birkbeck Brick
Freeland, Pa
Orson Stroh
LAW
John M. Carr
Postoffice Building
Eons McLaughlin
Brennan's Building
Centre St. Freeland
R J. O'Donnell
Campbell
Kane Building
Postoffice
John J. McBrearty
McMenamin Building
Soutl Ntre Street
D. N. Maley
HAYES
Hazelton Bros
Hess
Rerowich
Buckley
Justice OF the Peace
Main Street
Megrue Supply CO
Broadway, New Yor
M. Wehrman
NeuBurger
Geo. H. Hartman
Centre Street
Central Hotel
DePIERRO - BROS. C_A
Gibson, Dougherty
Kaufer Chile
Rosenbluth
Mummm
Hennessy
Vienna Bakery
B. C. Laubach
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