Freight and Passenger Schedule for Valley Railroad
Train timings list departures from Freeland to Weatherly Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia and New York with several routes to Sandy Run White Haven Wilkes-Barre Pittston Scranton and more. Arrivals from Pottsville Ashland Shenandoah Mahanoy City Shamokin and others included. Officials note ticket agents for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feces Valley Railroad
Freeland
Weatherly
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Philadelphia
New York
Sandy Run
White Haven
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Scranton
Hazleton
Mahanoy City
Shenandoah
Ashland
Mauch Count
Banton
Shenagadoah
Mt. Carmel
Suamokin
Pottsville
Wilko
Barre
Shamokin
Pottaville
Mahaney City
Aston
Wilkes
Tomhicken
Deringer
Noun
Sheppton
Oneida
Humboldt Road
Harwood Road
Oneida Junction
Hazleton Junction
Koan
Anly
Sham
Shoppton
Beaver Deadow Tockton
Hazle Brook
Eckley
Jeddo
Drifton
Beaver Meadow Road
Stockton
Hazlebrook
Jeanvnville
Audenried
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Conault
Lehigh Valley
Borough Ends Ninth Month Of School Term
The ninth and last month of the borough school term ends today. The June meeting of the borough council will be held this evening. The Manhattan club beat the Crescents yesterday, 12 to 7. Evan Woodring sold property on North Ridge Street to John F. Christman. George Henritzy resigned as foreman of the overall factory and will enter the awning business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Club
Crescents
Evan Woodring
North Ridge Street
John F. Christman
George
Henritzy
Keiper’s
Freeland
Foster
Sandy Valley
Morrison Cemetery
Glenn A. Baldwin
Drew Theological Seminary
Park M. KF
Keiper
Candy Gaffney
William Casper
John Hudak
Andrew Danka
Henry Luhman
Thony’s
Patrick McGill
Jeddo
Miners’ Hospital
Christ Koster
Drifton
Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show Draws Big Crowds in Freeland
Pawnee Bill's Wild West exhibit attracted crowds with a Friday parade and two performances. Over 2,200 attended the afternoon show and admissions passed 5,000 for the evening. The act featured frontier scenes and daring feats while press agent Frank Frost received praise. The show travels in eighteen cars and faced heavy setup. Pension bill for Agnes Ryder advances after Davenport push. Agnes, 12, is orphaned and aims to fund education. A $100,000 damages case against Ebervale Coal was given to the jury, likely in Stevenson’s favor, over Nescopee creek pollution and mill damage. A missing Wilson Mowery son unsettles the family until he returns. Closing Institute exercises at Grand Opera House featured remarks by Thon George D. McCreary and Joseph Huston. students won prizes. Two Pawnee Bill Arabs fought at supper, later settled. Census Enumerators Owens and Alden struggled on day one amid circus crowds. Mrs. Mary Woodring dies at 57 in St John’s. Laurytown almshouse telephone project collapses over cost. Old newspapers offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee Bis
Pawnee Bill
Freeland
Frank Frost
Pawner
Bill
Joseph Stevenson
Ebervale Coal Company
Stevenson
Nescopee Creek
Coal Company
Mining and Mechanical Institute
Grand Opera House
George D. McCreary
Philadelphia
Joseph Huston
Naval veteran Kearon to organize squadron in Freeland region
Gunner's mate Kearon returning to Brooklyn after visiting Jeddo, elected fleet commander of the United States Veteran Navy a group of 18,000 ex servicemen. He will aid forming a Freeland area squadron while seeking seven eligible members including Eugene Riley. Also notes plans for a Danville asylum expansion and related local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearon
William Kearon
St. Paul
Jeddo
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
Keaton
United States Veteran Navy
Navy
Marine Corps
Revenue Service
Naval Militia
Freeland
Hazleton
Eugene Riley
North Centre Street
Mr. Keaton
Sands Street
Charles Lineback
Carlton Avenue
Union Leader Warns Anthracite Workers Against Moving West
President John Fahey of the United Mine Workers cautions anthracite workers against leaving for bituminous fields in search of higher wages. He cites non-union migrants and urges stronger anthracite organization, higher initiation fees, and retention of workers to sustain union benefits. The article also notes regional strikes, mine activity, and local industry adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fahey
United Mine Workers Union
United Mine Workers of America
Northwest
Cape Nome gold wealth claims cited by explorer at Waldorf
R. T. Lynn of St. Michael's Alaska described Nome beach sands yielding about 1.5 million dollars and creek mines 2.5 million, noting assayer reports 3.02 ounces of gold and 0.98 ounces of silver per ton. He predicted beach claims may surpass creek output within five years as more coast proves gold bearing. The Good Wills defeated the Drifton Jokers 12 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Lynn
St. Michael's
Alaska
Waldorf Astoria
Nome
Nome City
San Francisco
Cape Nome
Oanalaska
Wright
Uribune
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Jueriff Sale
Sheriff Gate
Arbitration Room
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Lu O’eluck
Foster Township
Freehnd Borough
Luzerne County
State of Pennsylvania
Main (Schwabe) Street
Centre Street
Division Alley
Main
Schwabe
Schwibe
Centre
Stanley Toczko
Anthony Kudewick
Ames Hary Chas
Orion Stroh
Sey
Jam Williamson
Sed
Allie
John M. Carr
Chestnut Street
Birranton
Ridge Street
John Walitzky
Alan
Aanatroul
Ridge, Watton
South
Adame Streets
Andrew Zemuren
South Centre Street
ONT
George McLaughlin
Fourth Legislative District
Leent and
Mincellaneaux
A. Oswald
Harris
Lehigh Valley Depot
William Williamson
W. BE. Martin
Martin
Bridget O'Donnell
John Gillespie
St. Ann's Cemetery
A. M. Worley
Wise’s Saddlery
William Olewine
W. E. Martin
Episcopal Hospital
Ray
J. J. Kuntz
Lutheran Ministerium of
Ella Lynch
Laura Cannon
J. P. McDonald
Mary Dolan
Matthew Campbell
Joseph Dacey
C ‘Ornellman
B. F. Rute
John J. Johnson
Allegheny City
Freeland Friends
Manhattan
Hazle Park
Agnes Ryder
Congressman Davenport
Davenport
Thomas P. Ryder
Ninth Regiment
Agnes
Upper Lehigh
Waite Uaven Journala
Wilson Mowery
Mazleton
Shevlin
Owens
Alden
Uncle Sam
Mary Woodring
St. John’s
Butler Township
Laurytown Almshouse
Laurytown Asylum
B. B. Coxe
Dlifton
Danville Asylum
Danville
Coxe
Mary Moulder
Long
Schuylkill
Secret’ Service
John Perkiski
Perkiski
Raiwoad
A. O. H. and Ladies’ Auxilary
Black Diamond Express
Wyoming and Pond Creek Coal Company
Cross Axle Manufacturing Company
R. R. Cross
Goldsmith
Kemmerer & Co
Harleigh
G. B. Markle & Co
August Brehm
Upper
Lehigh
T. ‘Campbell
P. F. McNulty
McNulty
Frank Youman
Nicholas Capece
Win. E. Jones
Town
One-Price Clothing House
Mr. Jones
Mitchell's Cutting School of
Phila
Sente
Birkbeck
Carr
Attorney-at-Law
Postonice Building
Gapenes McLaughlin
Brennan's
Centre St. Freeland
R J
Odonnell
Campbell Building
A. Buckley
Justice of the Peace
Tribune Building
D* N. Maley
Main Street
Birkbeck's
E. Hayes
Washington Street
Hazelton Bros
New York City
Ness
Refowich
Arey Zemany
2D Flower
Laubach
Vienna
B. C
Depierro - Bros
Gibson, Dougherty
Kaufer Club
Rosenbluth
Mumm
Hennessy
Ballentine
Good Wills