Anthracite June Tonnage Totals by Railroad
Official figures show June anthracite production at 4 667 580 tons. The breakdown lists each railroad's share and the excess or deficiency per entitled percentage, naming Philadelphia and Reading, Lehigh Valley, Jersey Central, Delaware Lackawanna West, Delaware Hudson, Pennsylvania Railroad, Pennsylvania Coal, and related lines. The data include divisions like New York Central and Susquehanna and Wyoming segments, reflecting distribution among carriers.
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Company
Phila
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Jersey Central
Del
L. & West
del. & Hudson, Penna R.R
Penna, Coal Co
N. Y
O. & West, del
Susq
New Road Through Pond Creek Approved by Foster Supervisors
Foster township supervisors honor a court granted township road through Pond Creek replacing the old canal road near Brandmier’s place. Freeland traffic must use the Pond Creek route as the old road caves in. In other news, Harry Turner, 30, a Lehigh Valley railroad worker, was decapitated by a train in Coxton yards near Pittston.
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Foster Township
Pond Creek
Brandmier
Freeland
White Naven Journal
Harry Turner
Lehigh Valley Road
Coxton Yards
Pittston
Reunion and town notes galore from Freeland area
Families including Kester and Wagner attended a Hassleton reunion at Samuel Bartlet's home. Mrs Murphy’s remains arrived from Hazle Brook for burial at St Ann’s cemetery. W F Miller injured at work. Lottie Smith returns home from hospital. Painters improve Candy McLaughlin home. Tea and graphophone concert at St Pauls church. J J Welsh and J Chermoh win repaint contract for St Johns Slavonian church exterior. Pay day boosts town trade. Local residents Ill. several homes and a church sermon update. Members of St Patrick's Benevolent Society plan Bear Creek trip next Sunday. Rev G W Kerschner preached in St Johns Reformed Church.
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John Kester
Albert Kester
Bartlet
Freeland
Calvin Kester
Sandy Run
August Wagner
Eckley
Samuel Bartlet
Hazleton
Murphy
Hazle Brook
St. Ann's Cemetery
W. F. Miller
West Walnut Street
Drifton
Miller
St. Paul's P.M
John J. Welsh
Joe Chermoh
St. John’s Slavonian
James Cartwright
Alvinton
William Hoch
Washington Street
M. G. Houser
Birkbeck Street
St. Patrick's Beneficial Society
Bear Creek
G. W. Kerschner
Centre Hall
J. B. Kersehner
St. John’s Reformed Church
Social notes of Allentown visitors and stays
Charles Ward and James Cannon of Allentown yesterday visited town. Highland boy Ward has risen in electrical construction in the Peanut city. Guests visiting from Nescopeck Hazleton Philadelphia Scranton and New York include Mrs. Mary Hughes Mrs. George Schrader Miss Theresa Breslin Miss Agnes Breslin Miss Sarah Solt and Miss Blanche Brock. Local residents host or visit relatives inPhillipsburg Mahanoy City North Centre Street Washington Street St Ann's convent Buck Mountain and Jeanesville.
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Charles Ward
James Cannon
Allentown
Ward
James Drumm
Nescopock
Mary Hughes
Hazleton
C. J. Sterner
Birkbeck Street
George Schrader
Reuben Craver
North Centre Street
Phillipsburg
N. J
John Hostler
Mahanoy City
M. G. Houser
Theresa
Agnes Breslin
Philadelphia
McElwee
Washington Street
Sarah Solt
Blanche Brock
Scranton
Highland Social Club
Hazle Park
J. Alexander
Nanticoke
Max Moses
Maggie Campbell
New York City
John McMenamin
Deddo
George W. Kersehner
Centre Hall
Snyder County
J. B. Kerschner
Susie Turner
W. E. Bellas
North Washington Street
Kate and
Mary Hogan
Ligouri
St. Ann's Convent
Annie McGuire
Buffalo
Sandy Run
Stella Paulk
Stella Gould
Old Buck Mountain
Mary Gallagher
South Heberton
Julia Munce
John J. Gorman
Marie Gallagher
Chester
Carrie M. Houser
Berwick
Michael Dogg
Pleasure trolley excursion to Hazle Park
July 28. Tear nots Athletic Association offers round trip tickets for a trolley excursion to Hazle Park priced at 25 cents.
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Tearnots Athletic Association
Hazle Park
Hazleton County announces bicycle levy under outlawed path law
Round the Region reports county commissioners will tax bicycles assessed at 10 161 in the county with funds collected by clerks. Fireworks injury to Mary Riley 17 and others from iron fragments at Hazleton. Hazle park outing by Highland Social Club. streetcar crowds. Drowning of Samuel David 16 in Susquehanna. 12 ton steam hammer installed at Drifton shops. Fire damages Hazleton Union hall. Lally mortally wounded by Moffat after ring dispute. Pulaski monument urged by Polish Alliance. Miners Hospital in Ashland expands to 114 patients. Georgetown fire destroys five dwellings and hotel valued at 15 000. Henry Wilson drowns with grandfather at Wilkesbarre river.
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Hazleton
Mary Riley
William George
Katie Weaver
Jacob Mertes
Highland Social Club
Hazle Park
Daniel L. Hart
New York
Nesbitt Theatre
Wilkesbarre
Keiper
Samuel David
Susquehanna
Drifton
James Hough
Nuremberg
George Yoch
North Ridge Street
Fearnets Athletic Association
Freeland
McAdoo
Jeanesville
Thomas Moffat
Dennis Lally
North
Scranton
Moffat
Lally
Polish Alliance of America
Congress
Kazimer Pulaski
Savannah
A. Oswald's
Miners’ Hospital
Ashland
Georgetown
John Blick
Henry Wilson
Women in Harvest Field Brace Sugarloaf Valley Farms
Scarcity of male help in Sugarloaf valley drives farmers to hire women. Hungarian and Polish wives of miners at Tomhicken and Deringer work hard for $1 a day plus meals, binding, raking, driving horses, and even operating hay rakes. They perform substantial work, sometimes more than men while earning what is deemed high wages.
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Sugarloaf Valley
Tomhicken and
Deringer
Honey Hole Party Day Draws Freeland Residents
About 200 Freeland people visited Honey Hole for a day trip organized by the Young American Social Club which led all groups, with the silk mill girls close behind. Families and individuals joined the outing along the creeks, and everyone returned home safely feeling refreshed.
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Honey Hole
Silk Mill
Fighting in Luzon sparks amnesty talks and troop losses
Manila reports last week 200 insurgents killed and 130 surrendered or captured. Twelve Americans were killed and 11 wounded. Colonel Birkheimer’s Twenty-eighth Infantry engaged 200 insurgents near Taal, killing 88. Detachment of signal corps ambushed twice. Captain Robens arrived on parole and will not return. Aguinaldo’s advisers may respond within a month amid amnesty moves and a McKinley amnesty order celebrated by Filipinos.
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Manila
Tis
William EB. Birkheimer
Twenty-eighth Volunteer Infantry
Taal
Signal Corps
Charles D. Robens
Thirty-fifth Volunteer Infantry
Senor Buencamino
Aguinaldo
MacArthur
McKinley
Paris Games Ended at the Paris Exposition
World amateur championship events near finish with six decided Americans in three contests earning one victory amid widespread handicap losses for U S competitors. Also reports from New York on execution day for Joseph Mullen. Belfast ferry collision kills five. fever serum shows promise in Vera Cruz. three women drown in Hamburg Hardin County. Nashville reports three drownings. Weather partly cloudy with warmer southerly winds.
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Paris
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Wearman
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M. W. Cor
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H. B. Smith
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Candy McLaughlin
Adams Street
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Smoke
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Lehigh
Bryan and Stevenson Club
Union Hall
Luzon
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Colombia
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Sabanilla
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Christensen
Cordova
Flindria
Telegraph
Chicago
Zalmon G. Scholes
Alfred ©. Gilmore
Central Union Telephone Company
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Berry Howard
Celestial Empire
Wu Sung Lee
Chinatown
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Johanna O'Brien
Sing Sing
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McMenamin’s
Maite
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Depierro - Bros. Cafe
Gibson, Dougherty
Kaufer Club
Rogenbluthe
Mumm
Hennessy
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Ballentine
P. F. McNulty
T. Campbell
Kreehen
Boyle
Ine
Rochester
Youngling
Confidentia
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Washington, .C
Munn Co
Scientific American
Sandsomely Illustrated Weekly
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