Teachers in Townships Appoint Reappointed Staff
Foster township school board met to appoint teachers. New hires include George Harr is Hazle Brook. Miss Josephine Duffy Upper Lehigh. Lizzie Lawson Highland. Cora Keller Eckley. Katie Duffy Sandy Run. Five vacancies filled by three Democrats and two Republicans amid broad local satisfaction.
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Foster Township
Crifton
Harvey Hoffman
Maggie
Carr Eckley
Frank Hindson
Maggie McFadden
Lizzie Lawson
Cora Keller
Foundryville
Mary Boyle
George Itarris
Hazle Brook
Josephine Duffy
Upper Lehigh
Highland
Eckley
Katie Duffy
Sandy Run
Hazle Township School Board Hires New Teachers
Hazle's sweep ends nine experienced teachers are ousted by the Republican board. Last evening, appointments were made across multiple schools including Hazle high school W. W. Garret and C. C. Smith, Lattimer No 1 Kate Martin and Jennie Burke, Ebervale, Harleigh, Jeddo, and other districts naming new instructors and replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Board
Hazle Township
W. W. Garret
C. C. Smith
Hollywood
Carrie Crouse
Lulu Pengilley
Ebervale
Sue Ward
Jeddo
Frank Mellagh
Mary Brislin
Miriam Edmunds
Drifton
Andrew Brannigan
Hattie Cunningham
Grace McGechan
Kate Gillespie
Seybert Street
Panny East
Esther Corrigan
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised In Local Ad
John Beam of West Middlesex Pa endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the best remedy for indigestion. The ad claims the product contains natural digestants and guarantees benefit after use, with Grovers City drug store listed as supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beam
West Middlesex
Grovers City
E. C. Dewitt &Co
Chicago
Grover’sa City
Local Liquor Sale Ad Promotes Whiskey and Beer on Tap
An advertisement lists finest domestic and imported whiskies and mentions Rochester and Shenandoah beer and Fopantings porter on tap. Centre street location implied.
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Centre Street
Directors purge teachers in Hazleton and surrounding townships
The republican directors ousted nine applicants from last year's corps to strengthen party lines in Hazleton township and nearby areas. Ousted teachers include Madden, McMonigal, McGinty, Gallagher, Kauffman, Costello, Somers, Gallagher, Sweeney, and V. Johnson. New hires include Smith, Mcfarlane, Riley, Griffiths, Sharkey, Ward, Pengilley, Richards, Brislin, Lannon, Carter, and others across Hazleton, Conyngham, Jenesville, Jeddo, Milnesville, Crifton and Gridget Hall.
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Hazleton
Neil McMonigal
Hannah Kennedy
Cora Thomas
Madge Scott
Jeanne Taylor
Anna Burke
Lottie Burgess
Alter Street
John Elwood
Nellie Chrystie
Essie Griffiths
Bridgetta Gallagher
Kate Lannon
Stockton
Ellen Dougherty
Charles Guscott
Ellen Duffy
Laurel Hill
Lizzie Tilson
Jeanesville
Peter Reilly
Ella Quirk
Bessie Kohl
Beaver Brook
Philip Clark
Joan Neilson
Ethel Richard
Susie Gallagher
Nellie Kauffman
Bernard Costello
Lattimer
Katie Somers
Harwood
Joseph V. Gallagher
Mary Sweeney
Crifton
Crawford Smith
Rain Delays Slavonian Parade and Convention Adjourns
Rain spoiled the Slavonian parade honoring the Pennsylvania Slovak Union session. About 1200 marchers from St. Ann's Eckley and Hazleton bands scattered as a heavy downpour struck. The convention adjourned to meet next year at Plymouth with officers elected including President Andrew Lupko and Vincent Colkimer as vice president. An athletics card that night featured a 110-pound title bout Frank McGee versus Thomas Quigley and a six round clash John Carr versus Hugh McDyer. A special Lehigh Valley Railroad train was arranged to shuttle spectators from Wilkesbarre to Freeland and back.
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Pennsylvania
Plymouth
Andrew Lupko
Nanticoke
Vincent Colkimer
Steve Vosny
Wyomng
Edmund Lembeck
Hazleton
Andre Hudock
Freeland
Hedmund Uffelssy
Wilkesbarre
Storlog Athletic Club
Frank McGee
Philadelphia
Thomas Quigley
John Carr
Highland
Hugh McDyer
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wilkiebarre
Four Funerals and Services at St Ann’s Church
The funeral of James May was held this morning with many friends attending including the Young Men's Corps and the United Mine Workers. John Gilshon of Mahanoy City had services at St Ann’s Church after his remains were moved there yesterday, with interment in St Ann’s cemetery. Mrs Evan Jenkins of Upper Lehigh was laid to rest at Freeland cemetery this afternoon. Yesterday, Mrs Thomas Llewellyn’s funeral occurred with interment at Sreeland cemetery. The notice includes testimonial about One Minute Cough Cure from B Th Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James May
Young Men's Corps
United Mine Workers
St. Ann's Church
John Gilshon
Mahanoy City
St. Ann’s Church
St. Ann's Cemetery
Evan Jenkins
Upper Lehigh
Freeland Cemetery
Thomas Llewellyn
S’reeland
Merrit’s
Lewis Snyder
Butler Valley
Hazleton
Philadelphia
Tigers
Slatington
Pittston
John James
Evan Woodring
Brooklyn
N. Y
Owen BE
Edwards
Scranton
Ilarry W. Belleville
F. H Nusbaum
Whalsale
Pottsville
Wilkes - Barre
William R. Kline
George Kellners
Conyngham
For Sale Hazleton Duplex and Lot at Ph ue and Mine Streets
Miscellaneous ad lists an "Ad Deere For Sale" offering a double and a single dwelling plus a vacant lot at the corner of Ph ue and Mine streets in Hazleton. For details, contact Tribune offices.
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Depierro - Bros
Front
Gibson, Dougherty
Kaufer Club
Rosenbluth
Murmin
Hennessy
They All Come Back from Long Absence in Wyoming County
Charles Ferguson, missing for thirty-two years, returns to his Wyoming county home. He left to seek work after separating from his wife who later remarried Jonathan Willis and raised four children. Ferguson reunites with his wife in Wilkes-Barre, but she does not recognize him at first and contemplates their future together after years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ferguson
Wyoming County
Ferguson
Wilkesbarre
Jonathan R. Willis
Wright Township
Willis
Young Ferguson
Luzerne County Officials Salaries Set by New Act
Governor Stone signed the act setting salaries for Luzerne County officers. District attorney 5000 dollars, two assistant DAs 1800 each, sheriff 6000, coroner 2000, prothonotary 6000, clerk of courts 4000, register of wills 4000, recorder of deeds 4000, county treasurer 5000, controller 4000, surveyor 100, county engineer 100, county commissioners 3000 each, county solicitor 1500, prison warden 2500, county detective 1800, jury commissioners 600 each. Also announced are successful mine foremen and assistant foremen certificates for Thomas Newton, James Renshaw, Joddo, Henry Hawk, Hazleton. Neal Gallagher, Sandy Ran, Frank Brehm, Joanesville, Ludwig Lindeman, Derringer, William Durbey, Lansford. Assistants include John McCann, Sandy Ran, Charles Yost, Freeland, John Quigley, Jeddo, John Mitchell, Lansford, George Aiken, Lansford, W. TH. Phillips, Hazleton.
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Luzerne County
Stone
Thomas Newton
James Renshaw
Joddo
Henry Hawk
Hazleton
Neal Gallagher
Sandy Ran
Frank Brehm
Joanesville
Ludwig Lindeman
Derringer
William Durbey
Lansford
John McCann
Charles Yost
Freeland
John Quigley
Jeddo
John Mitchell
George Aiken
W. TH. Phillips
Knights of Pythias Install Officers and Prohibition Ticket
Silver Wave Lodge No. 242 installed C C John Sutton and others led by V C David P. Jones Solomon Trantor M of A and M of Ex Moses Trantor T Gh Argust Conrad Hoch Thomas J Lewis Benjamin Resse and others. Prohibitionists of Luzerne county nominated a full slate with Hawley Dixon Newhart Rogera and Thomas for judge sheriff coroner and other offices.
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Silver Wave Lodge
Knights of Pythias
C. C
John Sutton
V. C
David P. Jones
Solomon Trantor
John I. Jones
Moses Trantor
S.—"T. Gh. Argust
Conrad Hoch
Thomas J. Lewis
Benjamin Resse
Luzerne County
Charles L. Hawley
Scranton
J. C. Mrader
Nanticoke
John Dixon
Pittston
William M. Newhart
Rock 'Glen
L. L. Rogera
Kingston
Wred KR. Thomas
Wilkesbarre
Labor Day Celebrations Planned in Freeland
A movement for a creditable Labor Day event includes a parade and demonstration under the Central Labor Union. If plans succeed, Freeland aims to outdo other coal towns in honoring Labor Day on Monday September 2. Pan-American Exposition fare offers via Lehigh Valley Rail Road with five day and ten day tickets from Vreeland May 1 to October 31. Also notice of A Oswald store closing at 8 pm starting April 15 except Saturdays and pay nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Freeland
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Vreeland
A. Oswald
Local notes sketch Birkbeck contest and town happenings
In Freeland observers attended an orphans court hearing on the Birkbeck will, with witnesses from Freeland, amid a multi hundred thousand dollar estate and expected protracted rival-heir fight. case postponed due to Judge Carte's illness. Also notes Joneses settle in Freeland, Pardons for two Oneida rioters. ice cream shop Merrit's spotlight. local deaths, labor unrest, elections, and assorted town items.
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Birkbeck
Freeland
Carte
David Jones
Bristol
Front Street
Pleasure unfolds July sports and boxing exhibitions
July 20 features Picnie and Trish games under Divisions 6 and 19 of A. O. T. L. at the Public park. July 31 offers boxing exhibitions under Sterling Athletic Club at the Grand opera house with prices 50c 75c and $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O.tl
Sterling Athletic Club
Grand Opera House
SENIE'S SUMMER SALE HAL ORSON STROH ATTORNEY AT LAW
Legal notices and business card style items list multiple Freeland offices and lawyers including Orson Stroh John M. Carr R J O Donnell Campbell Building White Haven Kane Building and others. Also mentions fire insurance agents and piano company representation.
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Orson Stroh
Birkbeck Brick
Freeland
Brennan's
Centre St. Vreelan
Campbell Building
White Haven
Kane Building
Postoffice
Phursdiys
McMenamin Bung
South Centre Street
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Relowied sWearell
Refowich
Rogers & Bros
Butterwick’s
Cok
Amandus Oswald
N.W. Cor
T.campbell
Curry
Dry Goods
E. J. Curry
Seloe Store
Hugh Malloy
Prop
Walnut Streets
Foster and Hazle
Foster Democrats
Hazle Republicans
Hazle
Candy
Boyle
Aaslas
Tam
la Grippe
Mr. B. TH
Madison
Prohibition
Daniel McAnn
Yatesville
Missouri
T. Nichols
Dempsey
DeWitt
Grover’s
City Drug Store
Board of Poor Directors
Schuylan County
Millersville
Carey
Ashland
William H. Bond
Nesquehoning
Fred Dileher
Jehigh Valley
Senie
Phila
Senieb
Freeland, Pa
John M. Carr
Froeland
Grosse McLaughlin
R J
Odonnell
John J. McBrearty
D* N. Maley
Birkbeck’'S Store
Birkbeck Uriey M* 8
BE. Hayes
Washington Street
Hazelton Bros
New Yorke
Hess
A. Buckley
Justice OF the Peace
Tribune
Main Street
Wm. Wehrman
Watchmatter
Central Hotel
Geo. H. Hartman
Centre Street Car Central Hotel
Laubach
Vienna
B. C. Laubach
Fal Kottere
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