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Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1900

Page

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Valley Railroad Timetable May 27 1900 Freeland

Passenger train schedule from Freeland to Weatherly Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia New York includes several through routes and arrival times with connections at Hazleton Junction to electric traction cars. notices of appointments and local real estate ads appear among timetable items.

Psties Valley Railroad Freeland Weatherly Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia New York Sandy Ston White Haven Wilkes-Barre Pittston Scranton Hazleton Mahanoy City Shenandoah Ashland Mt. Carmel Suamokin Pottsville Sandy Run Wellkee Hatro All Points Wat Philadelphi Shamokin Pottaville Aston Kite Haven Amonta Wilbuk Cortlandt Street New York City T. Keith Supurintan Det Azletor Pa

McKinley Portrait Free With Philadelphia Press Sunday

President McKinley approves a new color portrait with facsimile signature to be given free with every Philadelphia Press copy next Sunday. The 14 by 20 inch souvenir is tied to his anticipated renomination at the upcoming national convention. Lehigh Valley Railroad offers round trip to Mahaney City on June 14 with a low fare, valid through June 15, excluding the Black Diamond express, for parade day events and A O H Ladies Auxiliary meeting.

McKinley Philadelphia Press McKinlay

Local News Briefs From Town and Surroundings

H W Fackler sold East Main street property to John Cunningham of Difton. W A Feist named White Haven postmaster and Charles S Shindle to Tamaqua. Birkbeck Street property sold by Andrew Zemany to B Dawyra. Gulash Club to hold semi annual outing at Dusbeck farm Sandy Valley next Wednesday. Jeddo Theo Pundy and others to serve as common pleasurers next week. St Ann's choir to host Angels Sodality reception Sunday with new members. Milton Koons resigns clerkship. Harry Vanhorn of North Centre street hired. Slovak Evangelical Lutheran Union executive board met at Rev Carl Houser's. Greek Catholic Union holds Hazleton convention. several locals attend as delegates. J A Ferieneik resigns as editor of Slavonic Truth. Schneider continues. Keiper's offers all flavors of soda water. Pennsylvan railroad officials visit Drifton. consult with D S & B officials by special train. Bart McClennan shows improvement and hopes for recovery. Mrs John Bailey of Lattimer bitten by rattlesnake. treated by physician. Funeral Directors of Pennsylvania delegates to be given Lehigh Traction trolley ride tomorrow night. A Oswald advertises bats and caps. Young Men's Christian Association occupies new Front street building with reception room library reading room and meeting room. St Johns Reformed church no preaching next Sunday. J J Kerschner expected to be called away. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor proceed as usual. Miss Bridget Boyle suffers decaying bone in leg. operation planned at Miners' Hospital. injury from skating last winter.

H. W. Fackler East Main Street John Cunningham Dlifton Jacob Shades Foster Lossenring Butler St. Ann's Church The Angels’ Sodality Milton Koons J. C. Berner Harry Vanhorn North Centre Street Slovak Evangelical Lutheran Union Carl Houser Greek Catholic Union Hazleton J. A Pennsylvania Railroad Drifton Bart McClennan John Bailey Lattimer Funeral Directors of Pennsylvania Lehigh Traction Company A. Oswald's Young Men's Christian Association Front Street Pine St. John's Reformed Church J. J. Kerschner Christian Endeavor Society Bridget Boyle Daniel Boyle Miners’ Hospital Miss Boyle

Local Notables Return and Visit Across Towns

Councilman Daniel Kline returns from Dickinson Law School Carlisle to spend summer at home in Eugene West. Bernard Ferry heads back to Butte Montana after two months visiting his mother in Washington street. John Sweeney and sister visit Miss Rose Burke Summit Hill. Laura Koons returns from extended state trip. Rev. W W Hartman attended Hendell Colgate wedding Hawley. Prudence Lynyard Summit Hill visiting Upper Lehigh relatives. Mr and Mrs John Melly enjoy Atlantic City trip.

Daniel Kline Dickinson Law School Carlisle Eugene West Boyle Bayonne City N.J Freeland Bernard Ferry Butte Montana Washington Street John Sweeney Bridget Summit Hill Rose Burke Laura Koons W. W. Hartman Hawley Prudence Lynyard Upper Lehigh John Melly Atlantic City

Births and events in town for June

Brennan and Nagle announce new sons born to Edward Brennan and Jacob C. Nagle. Stanley Oberrender also welcomes a son. A trolley excursion of the Manhattan Base Ball Club to Hazle Park is advertised with round trip tickets at 24 cents on June 30. The Good Will Athletic Association hosts an event at Public Park.

Manhattan Hazle Park The Good Wills Athletic Association Public Park

June Weddings Warm Region With Multiple Nuptials

In Jeddo and nearby towns, several marriages occurred yesterday. Edward Dunkerly and Rosale Lipton wed at the bride’s home. August Henchell and Elsie Colgate married at Hawley. Bernard Gallagher and Annie Gallagher tied the knot in Eckley. Plans place brides in Jeddo and Hazleton areas as families note lineages and occupations.

Edward R. Dunkerly Jeddo Rosale M. Lipton Donaldson Schuylkill County Samuel Dunkerly Schuylkill August Henchell Town Elsiu Colgate Hawley Wayne County Henchell Freeland W. L. Houck Eckley Bernard Gallagher Annie Gallagher Church of the Immaculate Conception Charles Dittchenner Hazle Brook Julia A. Weaver Sandy Run J. J. Kuntz Hugh McDevitt Hazleton Mary Campbell

Borough Council Meets for Regular Monthly Session

Borough council met with nine members present and approved May expenditures of 221.30 and a police bill totaling 150.00. Reports showed 8286.49 cash on hand and eight street lights out. Items discussed included opening North Ridge and North Centre streets and the Pine Street dispute, with moves to refer to committees for action and to secure profiles and sewer details.

Rough Council Meehan Sweet DePierre Rute Smith Schwabe Moerschbacher Rudewick Keck Davis Davies Filler Burgess Boyle Burgess Fourth Street North Ridge North Centre Messrs. Malloy and Bachman Birkbeck Squire Buckley Jean Smith Pine Street Ridge Street Boyle Tire Centre Walnut Streets Schwabe Street Stroh South Heberton John G. Davis Welsh Mellick I. H. McGroarty Council Law Committee Hazleton Machinery & Supply Co Joseph Birkbeck KR. C. Roth Wm. Williamson Y. Fredrick James E. Grifith B. F. Youngman Candy O'Donnell

Borough Directors Reelect President and Secretary-Foster and Hazle Townships Change Directors

Freeland borough school board met with Kline Trevaskis Everitt Bell McCole and VanHorn. The board approved bills paid accepted resignations and organized the new officers including President Kline and Secretary Trevaskis. A 13 mill tax levy was set for school purposes with 13 mills for building and a balance noted in the treasury. The session approved buying a School Journal and solicited coal haul proposals while detailing teacher and janitor salaries and library fundraising.

Foster Hazle Townships Freeland Borough Messrs C. C. Stroh J. H. Trevaskis G. N. Vanauker Birranton Everitt Messrs. Schaub Ferry Everitt and McCole Brown Timony Isaac Kline Trevaskis Vanllorn Krommel VanHorn Bell Vinance O. Stroh William Solt Daniel Coxe Clifton

Hazle Township Reorganizes and Lehigh Valley Announces Philadelphia Fare

The Hazle Township board reorganized electing Neilson as president Rodland secretary and Morgan treasurer with salaries set for secretary 350 and treasurer two percent of money paid Attorney John R Sharpless named solicitor at 100 yearly A Lehigh Valley Railroad fare notice promotes low round trips to Philadelphia during the Republican convention June tickets on sale June 15 16 17 18 19 with return through May 26 and side trips to New York offered Kelper's ice cream soda is also mentioned.

Hazle Township Neilson Rodland Morgan John R. Sharpless Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Railroad New York Lehigh Villey

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