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Newspaper

Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1900

Page

4

Brevities from the P.O.S. of A. stater camp reports rise

The P.O.S. of A. Stata Camp reports Nos. 144 Eckley up fifteen members and No. 37 Lattimer Mines up sixteen. A town notice list of weddings, births, and local events follows with mentions of a cave-in becoming a bath site and drownings at St Ann's hole, and notes on school board hires, a funeral, and local incidents.

A. Stata Eckley Lattimer Mines Alfred J. Widdick Walnut Street St. Ann's Church

Local Residents and Visitors Arrive and Depart

The article notes several people passing through or visiting the area. Harry Vanhorn resigns as clerk for J. C. Berner and heads to Philadelphia. Charles J. McGill visits Highland relatives. Miss Katie McGinty and Maggie Gill vacation in town. W. H. Smith Jr. leaves to visit his mother in Michigan. Mrs. Sarah Mealing stays for the summer at her father's Ridge street residence. Mr. and Mrs. John McEnroe visit the latter's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wentz visit Drifton. William Brogan visits from Elizabeth, N. J. Mary Boyd spent last week with White Haven friends. John J. Gallagher returns to Philadelphia after a week with his mother. Thomas Evans Sr. and Jr. depart for county business.

Harry Vanhorn North Centre Street J. C. Berner Philadelphia Charles J. McGill Katie McGinty Maggie Gill Wilkesbarre W. H. Smith, Jr Joddo G. B. Markle & Co Harbor Point Michigan Sarah Mealing Ridge Street John McEnroe Bethlehem Nancy Houston Perry Wentz Scranton Drifton William Brogan Elizabeth N. A Mary Boyd White Haven John J. Gallagher Patrick McFadden Thomas Evans, Sr Thomas Evans, Jr Thomas Snook Joe Birkbeck Freeland Butler Keiper Rilley Mt. Yeager Alice Rilley Rona Bonomo Hazleton John Dusheck M. Capece T. Brown Butler Valley Joe Langang Harry Nanle South Ridge Street John Rilley Ella Amy Sceidy

Struck It Rich James Haggerty Returns Home

James Haggerty a Pittston township native returns after three years in the Klondike. He endured hardship and near starvation before striking a claim worth $27,000, then another for $40,000. A partnership yielded claims now valued at $25,000 and he left Pittston with only bus fare money.

James Haggerty Pittston Township Klondike Haggerty Pittston

Railroad Explosion Wrecks Five Cars Near Ma honing

Lightning during a thunderstorm ignited dynamite charges set for a third track at Ma honing on the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Several blasts failed to explode until struck by lightning. An AD. S. & 8. engine with cars passed by as five cars were wrecked. No crew injuries reported.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Mahoning

Stars Club Elects New Officers

The Stars Athletic Association announces elected officers including President H A McMenamin, Vice President John Gallagher, Recording Secretary Hugh Malloy, Financial Secretary Hugh Royle, Treasurer Joseph Ferry, Sergeant-at-Arms Charles Gallagher, and Trustee Charles McGill.

The Stars Athletic Association H. A. McMenamin John Gallagher Hugh Malloy Hugh Royle Joseph Ferry Charles Gallagher Charles McGill

Infant son of Williams dies and is buried

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Williams died on Saturday and was buried this afternoon. Numerous local residents and visitors are mentioned in brief society notes, including visits by Mrs. H. B. Price of Philadelphia and Mrs. Sabina Thomas, with various locals entertaining or traveling to nearby towns.

Andrew Williams H. B. Price Philadelphia H. M. Neale Thomas Parry Calvin Sheidy New York Sabina Thomas Eliza Scranton Evan Goulden Robert Hinkle Wilkesbarre William Challenger William Silk

Electric railway link opens fifty mile region line

The Centralia Ashland electric railway was opened connecting Shamokin Mt. Carmel Ashland and other towns. Police probe possible murder of William Passegar who died after being found at Port Griffith with a fractured skull. Lansford Good Will Club leases the opera house for 850 dollars yearly.

Centralia Ashland Shamokin Mt. Carmel Ashland Centralia Lansford Good Will Club Opera House

Father and Son in Jail Over Modena Murder

Michael DeCosmos, one of three men linked to the Joe Modena murder, was committed to the county jail on Saturday as an accessory after the fact for withholding information. His young son, an important witness, is also jailed to shield him from his father’s friends.

Michael DeCosmos Joe Modena

Freeland Tribune Debuts as Tri-Weekly Local Sheet

The Freeland Tribune appears as a tri weekly publication featuring columns of local news. The White Haven Journal notes its clean layout and urges warm support from Freeland residents.

Freeland Tribune Freeland People White Haven Journal

Chester Base Ball Club Trolley Excursion to Hazle Park

On July 14 the Chester Base Ball Club hosts a trolley excursion to Hazle park with round trip tickets priced at 25 cents. A following July 21 Highland Social Club trolley party to Hazle park also offers 25 cent round trip fare.

Chester Base Ball Club Hazle Park Highland Social Club

Adirondack Woodsman Dies After Heroic Rescue Effort

Jerry Dudy, a Piercefield lumberman, was pinned by a fallen tree while cutting timber near Lake Massaweple. He freed himself with his ax and knife, crawled three miles home through snow with a broken leg, then died of pneumonia with his wife and newborn beside him.

Adirondack Lake Massaweple Piercefield Jerry Dudy Dudy Utica

Reading Distances in Battle Field Observations

An officer explains why armies at 2000 yards apart are indistinguishable to the eye. At 1200 yards dust obscures infantry from cavalry, and at 900 yards movements become clearer though 750 yards is needed for certain identification. Infantry shine with muskets in sunlight. dust at 2000 yards hampers vision even with glasses.

Unpopular With the Boers

The piece argues that Cecil Rhodes and American mining engineer John Hayes Hammond bear primary responsibility for the Boer War, more than any others involved, and presents a critical stance toward their actions.

Cecil Rhodes John Hayes Hammond

Hammond Remembered For Role In Jameson Raid

The passage notes Hammond’s prominent part in the famous Jameson raid and describes him as one of the most hated men in a land ruled by a ruger.

Hammond Ruger

Seven Out of Eight Boer War Reservists Send News

News from London reports seven of eight married reserve men arrived in a west London street at the start of the Boer campaign have been killed. The remaining man is seriously wounded.

London

Goebel Assassination Trials Set With Absent Witnesses

In Georgetown Kentucky on July 9 the Goebel assassination trials were ready to begin before Judge Cantrill. Henry E Youtsey is likely to be tried first for the Goebel murder. several defense witnesses remain at large in Indiana and Washington.

Taylor Finley Georgetown Goebel Cantrill Commonwealth Franklin T. C. Campbell Arthur Justin Goebel Henry E. Youtsey Frankfort W. 8. Taylor Charles Finley Indiana Franklin County Mathews George Hemphill Grant Roberts Federal Service Washington

Fatal Accident in Pittsburg on South Twenty seventh Street

Two people died and a third injured in a peculiar railroad accident in Pittsburg. Mrs Elizabeth Edwards age 40 and Thomas Morris age 48 were killed. Edward s leg injuries required amputation. The incident occurred as a Panhandle freight passed a blind switch filled with cabooses, causing a collision that mangled Mrs Edwards and killed Mr Morris. Mr Edwards, a prominent contractor, survived with severe leg injuries.

Pittsburg Elizabeth Eadwards Thomas Morris Thomas Edwards Church South Twenty-seventh Street South Side Virginia Charleston Panhandle Mr. Morris Mr. Edwards

Electric Cars Collide in Scranton Line Crash

Two electric cars on the Scranton Railway Duryea line crashed head on at Old Forge injuring 11. Suspected tampering with switch signals caused both trains to enter the same block near a deep hollow and sharp curve. The northbound car with five aboard struck the southbound car with 62, injuring nine in front seats and Grady and Landborough.

Scranton Scranton Railway Company Duryea Old Forge Grady Landborough

Chinese Residents Proclaim Unity After Bowery Tensions

In New York Chinatown protesters read a proclamation signed by prominent Chinese leaders amid rising intolerance after Saturday night mistreatment along the Bowery. The Chinese community estimates 15,000 residents in New York and vicinity and clarifies most are not from northern China or same tribal groups involved.

New York Chinatown Bowery China

Standard Oil Fire Shows Little Left After Constellation Yard Blaze

In New York the Standard Oil yards fire at Con stable Hook largely out with smoke and only four of twenty four tanks still standing. Families from Twenty second street return to homes as replacement work begins. In Philadelphia two 19 year olds David Hallen and Isaac Braumfine drowned in the Schuylillk river near Flat Rock dam after a rowboat capsized. Weather forecast calls for cooler generally fair conditions with fresh west winds.

Standard Oil New York Standard Oil Yards Constable Hook New Yards Schuylkill Philadelphia David Hallen Isaac Braumfine Schuylkill River Flat Rock

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