Directors Meet Reshape Foster Township School Staff
Foster township school board met at Woodside to elect and assign teachers after resignations. New appointments include Clifton Harvey Hoffman 750 a year Maggie Carr 40 per month East Foster Margery Streator 40 and others. several last term teachers not re-appointed. New teachers named Don McGeihan Freeland Frank Hindson Sandy Valley Thomas Larricks Sandy Run Bessie Owens Freeland May Roth Freeland Maggie McFadden Eckley Leah Parry Upper Lehigh.
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Foster Township
Woodside
W. BE. Martin
Vanhorn
Rubina Mackey
Charles Shalters
Elizabeth James
Clifton
Harvey Hoffman
Maggie Carr
East Foster
Margery Streator
Eckley
John J. McGill
Bessie Owens
Annie McLaughlin
Leah Parry
Foundryville
Maggie McFadden
Hazle
Frank Hindson
Mary Gallagher
May Roth
Sandy Valley
Mary Boyle
Thomas Larricks
John McGarry
Upper Lehigh
Jesse Alden
Celia Gallagher
Lulu Schmidt
Ired Haiges
Mary McHugh
Mary McGill
Freeland
Harry Maue
Hazleton
Ellen P. Stewart
Grace Palmer
Wilkesbarre
Sandy Run
Pearl Mowrey
Trazle Township
Nellie Christy
Bella McGinty
May Kerbaugh
Charles Kennedy
M. W
Garrett
Lattimer
Marvin Mason
Carrie Krause
Jennie Burke
Frank Heinson
Maggie Dougherty
Milnesville
Bernard Costello
Ellen Harvey
Maggie Williams
Hollywood
John McNertney
Lottie Monroe
Harleigh
William Probert
Kate McGinty
Alter Street
John Ellwood
Mary Pullmer
Kate Martin
Ethel Richards
iCate Lannon
Bebervale
Frank McHugh
Mary Linslin
Grace McGeechan
Drifton
Andrew Brannigan
Mary Sweeney
Mattie Cunningham
Kate Gillespie
Jeddo
Joseph Gallagher
Sue Gallagher
Miriam Edwards
Hazle teachers list kept. few changes in staff
Hazle township school directors reappointed most last term teachers after Wednesday meeting. Several replacements noted among high and various district schools. New male teachers set at 350 monthly and female teachers at 40 monthly. Jacob Nagle of North Washington street injured in mine incident.
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Jacob Nagle
North Washington Street
Hazleton News Briefs and Local Notices
A man ill with cholera morbus after eating unripe fruit improves at home as doctors treat him. Two Hazleton youths rescue him and notify his physician. John James of Eckley marries Kate Farrar in a quiet ceremony. they will reside in town soon. A United Mine Workers meeting in Hazleton on July 30 will address four key issues: biweekly pay, powder price, union recognition, and dockage reform. Lodge 246 D O H installs new officers led by Karl Gross and August Mutzkos, with Abe Kaplan and Herman Rutkowski among others.
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Hazleton
John James
Eckley
Kate Farrar
Marnage
W. W. Hartman
Park M. EB
Gov. C. Farrar
James
Freeland
Hazleton Sentinel
Mrs. James
Town
United Mine Workers
Schuylkill
Lehigh
Wyoming
Death of War Veteran John Hyer at 68 in Highland
War veteran John Hyer died Wednesday afternoon at the home of his step-son Louis Snyder in Highland. A private in Company K Third New York Infantry, he served in the Civil War and was at one time an inmate of the Soldiers' Home at Hampton, Virginia. He is survived by his wife and step-son. Funeral is set for 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with interment at Freeland Cemetery.
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John Hyer
Louis Snyder
Highland
Mr. Slyer
Mr. Hein
Third New York Infantry
Soldiers
Hampton
Freeland Cemetery
Property Sold in Public Sale to Frank O Donnell
The late Mrs. Sarah Gallagher estate sold at public sale yesterday morning with four bidders. The first bid started at 1000 dollars and climbed to 1775 dollars, purchased by Frank O Donnell of Chestnut Street who plans improvements. Also published today is the Freeland borough school district annual financial statement praising the board and noting education cost of 79 cents per pupil per month.
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Sarah Gallagher
Frank O'Donnell
Chestnut Street
O'Donnell
Freeland Borough School
Birranton
Ridge Street
John Walitaky
Philip Moyer
T. A. Buckley
J. P
Trinone
Hes Sale
Centre
Ridge
Washington
South
Adama Streets
Andrew Zemany
IL South Centre Street
Mass at Laurytown with Rev McMenamin Leading
Rev H L McMenamin will conduct a high mass in the chapel at Laurytown almshouse on Sunday morning. The choir from St Anns church will accompany to assist Katherine McMenamin at the services.
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H. L. McMenamin
Laurytown Almshouse
St. Ann’s Church
Laurytown
Kather McMenamin
Bloodshed Averted as Shamokin Tracks Battle Halted
Shamokin officials thwarted Shamokin Mt. Carmel Electric Railway last night as workers moved tracks ten inches. A water hose at a plug and sworn officers prevented further movement while council ordered tracks returned to public bed. Dispute centers on paving costs the railway won’t cover.
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Shamokin
Street Committee
Burglars Target Lehigh Valley Freight Depot
Thieves entered the Lehigh Valley Railroad freight depot at dawn and stole a trunk owned by George Kovelik of Upper Lehigh and a dress suitcase belonging to Stanley Oberrender of the Freeland Overall Manufacturing Company. The items were taken to the nearby calm bank and broken open with contents scattered. detectives Brundage pursues leads with no arrests yet.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Baggage Department
George Kovelik
Upper Lehigh
Stanley Oberrender
Freeland Overall Manufacturing Company
Brundage
Dinner in Honor of Mrs Elliott’s Guests
Mrs Thomas Elliott of Adams street gave a dinner to invited intimate friends yesterday. Miss Catherine McGinty and Miss Maggie McGill of Wilkesbarre attended. The dining room featured evergreens palms and roses. Guests thanked the hostess for her hospitality. attendees included John J. McGill John Houston Thomas A. McCole P C C Poyser Maggie Boyle Joseph Brennan Mrs Daniel Boyle and Mrs Edward McGeehan.
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Thomas Elliott
Adams Street
Catherine McGinty
Maggie McGill
Wilkesbarre
John J. McGill
John Houston
Thomas A. McCole
P. CC. Poyser
Maggie Boyle
Carbon Street
Joseph Brennan
Daniel C. Boyle
Edward McGeehan
Town
Discharge of First Lieutenant Sundmacher from National Guard
An order from National Guard headquarters in Harrisburg announced the discharge and termination of the commission of First Lieutenant Louis A. Sundmacher of Company G, Ninth Regiment, noting he had been absent from his command more than thirty days without leave. Sundmacher is a resident of Drifton.
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National Guard
Harrisburg
Louis A. Sundmacher
Sundmacher
Drifton
Trolley Excursion by Hazleton Company Planned Tonight
The City Concert Company of Hazleton will run a trolley to Freeland this evening. After arriving they will go to Public Park for an evening of dancing and festivities.
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The
City Concert Company
Hazleton
Freeland
East Stroudsburg Normal School Reopens September 4
East Stroudsburg Normal School plans a September 4 reopening. Principal Geo P Bible praised for building a strong faculty and modern facilities. The notice highlights healthful location, pure water, and homelike boarding, advising interested parents to inquire for terms and details. Additional notices mention local attorneys and real estate firms. Pay day at Drifton and Belley follows June wages for railroad workers.
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East Stroudsburg
East Stroudsbury
East Stroudsburg Normal School
Geo. P. Bible
Five dollar round trip to Niagara Falls by Lehigh Valley
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a five dollar round trip to Niagara Falls dated July 14 1900 with sale limited to July M and return valid through July 10 on any train except the Black Diamond express. Lehigh Valley Coal Company and the Delano Land Company voted yesterday to merge and consolidate.
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Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
The
Delano Land Company
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Wenner & Sons
Corner Centre
Luzerne Streets
Hugh Malloy
Walnut Streets
Freeland School
Music and Languages
P. C. Poyser
M. B
Foster Township Board
Harry Garri Lodge
O. B
Karl Gross
R. S
August Mutzkos
L. S
Chas. Dorn
William — Stoltz
August Becker
Borough
Thomas Brown, Jr
Sporting Goods
Silas Woodring
Laubach
Vienna
B. C
Neuurals
Saratoga
Anton Schach
Postoffice
Tribune
Amandus Oswald
N.W. Cor
Wm. J. Eckert
Suppliem South Centre Street
Geo. H. Hartman
Centre Street
Central Hotel
Smushnerick Brom
South Centre
Cons
Orson Stroh
LAW
Om Rooms Land
Birkbeck Brick
Freelatt
John M. Carr
Attorney-At-Law
George McLaughlin
Brennan's
Centre St
Freelam
R J. O'Donnell
Campbell Building
Foun J. McBrearty
McMenamin Building
South Centre Street
Hos. A. Buckley
Justice OF the Peace
Attentery Tribune Building
Main Street
D. N. Maley
Birkbeck’s
Birkbesk Brie
E. Hayes
Washington Street
Mgn
Hazelton Bros
S. Hess
Refowich Bullétin
Pell A Ek
Scsew Zemany
Beleley
D. 8
Phila
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