Giants Victory in Exhibition at Tigers Park
The Cubano X Giants visited town for an annual exhibition, drawing several hundred fans. With no Tigers pitcher available, manager Dan McClellan pitched well for the locals. The game featured strong outfield play by Detroit and solid performances from Friel, McClellan, Ferry, and Cannon as the Tigers and visitors traded good ball. The score followed.
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Foster School Board Holds Regular Session in Foster Township
The Foster township school board met Saturday evening with all members present. Principal Hollman reported 28 visits, enrollment 922, average attendance 707, attendance percentage 82. September enrollment listed as 760. Applications of Harry Maue for a state normal diploma and Mary O'Don-
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Miscellaneous Adve Ents. Liabilities and Assets
Balance sheet fragment shows capital stock and surplus funds with undivided profits taxes and deposits subject to check. Cashiers checks outstanding and amounts due to banks appear. Dividends unpaid and other small liabilities are listed in disjointed figures.
Board toorganize as new term begins amid pardon petitions
State certificate forms were ordered proper. Tax Collector Lentz asked the board to withhold coal payments from Pond Creek Coal Co until taxes are remitted. Bills approved include Lentz 83 cents, Birkbeck 2.65, Albert 0.75, Wagner 2.00, Markle 3.60, ODonnell 40.00. Coxe Bros and Upper Lehigh Co. bills laid over. Petitions circulate for governor and State Pardon Board pardons for Pottsville case defendants. United Mine Workers support petitions. Pardon Board will consider October 10.
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Upper Lehigh
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Strikers Return to Work After Pay Dispute at Drifton
Boiler makers at Drifton ended a twelve hour work stoppage after rejecting a compromise offer of eleven and a half hours pay. They reconsidered and returned to their jobs this morning as a group.
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Officers Elected by Children of Mary Society
The Children of Mary Society elected officers yesterday with President Master John Tully and Vice President Master William Higgins. Treasurer Master Emmett J. McDonald, Secretary Master Cletus Hayes, First Consultor Master Frank Gillespie, Second Consultor Master P. Johnson.
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Conductor Cut in Two on Lehigh Valley Train
Charles Lentz a Lehigh Valley Railroad conductor was killed yesterday near Penn Haven when he fell between freight cars at 4 30 oclock. The 35 year old man was not missed for some time. his body was found on the track cut in two. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Terrific Hail Storm Deluges Freeland Causes Fruit Loss
A severe hail storm struck Freeland around 6 PM last evening with Fifteen minutes of torrential hail leaving the ground inches deep. Fruit trees and crops in town and surrounding valleys suffered notable damage to fruit and early vegetables. Plus Lehigh Valley Railroad offers reduced fares for Pan-American Exposition and other events with tickets on select dates and trains.
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New Fish Law Gets Tough On Game Fish Rules
Governor Stone signed a sweeping fish law changing seasons sizes and penalties in Pennsylvania. It classifies fish into game and food, limits catches, bans nets, requires return of out of season fish, and imposes fines up to 100 dollars plus imprisonment. The act empowers twelve wardens and aims to curb unlawful fishing while rewarding informers and enforcing strict penalties.
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Freeland Happenings Across Two Days in Local Notes
Local notes recap events in Freeland and nearby towns. Councilman Peter G Gallagher travels to Morrisburg to press United Mine Workers bills. Ernest R Ludwig ships paper Mermaid as ship printer for Uncle Sam. Grand jury enables county to buy seven Susquehanna bridges to keep them free, potentially delaying a new courthouse. St Ann's parochial school entertainment set for 18 and 20. Shambora and Polesa to wed at Greek Catholic church. Hazleton Humane Association to be instituted with officers Wells Oberrender Roblands. A dangerous electric pole near Municipal building removed. John Wagner attends G A R encampment in Gettysburg. New Lehigh Valley timetable published. Various locals relocate homes, visit Philadelphia, or plan weddings. Borough council monthly meeting slated. Pearl Mowry returns from Philadelphia. Dusbeck Canty marriage announced at St Ann's. Fr Fallihee leaves for retreat at Harvey's Lake. Freeland school boards meet and reorganize. Silver Brook mine officials held responsible for drowning inquest. Mine Foremen Board elects Davis as chairman. foremen exams set for June 27-28. James Melley, 101, returns after long absence through multiple towns.
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