30 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1902
Page
1
That new line of Patent Kid Shoes is here with all styles included. Prices are clearly lower than at other stores, offering a genuine saving. Ask customers or give us a trial to compare value.
Rumors of a resumed operation this week are denied by coal field supervisors. Strikers flood roads to Drifton and engage with coal and iron police as boiler houses are found unmanned. Sheriff Jacobs orders lines drawn and later retreats to ease tension amid guarded routes and uneasy calm.
Senior class of St Anns Commercial School graduates this evening at the Grand opera house. The program features speeches, musical selections, and prophesies, with diplomas and medals conferred by Rev. M. J. Fallonhee. The class includes Cornelius Breslin, John Boyle, Mary Cross, Salvador DePierre, and others.
Freeland notes cover stamps law entering effect, brewing chief in Wilkes-Barre obtaining new stamps, exam results announced, local students returning from normal schools, relocations of Gustav Schneider to Port Chester, Powell named postmaster of Hazleton, new delivery wagons for local enterprises, rain delays ball games, Bell telephone installed in Christy office, Pennsylvania Railroad to control Pottsville iron works, underground road work to be largely done at local plant, large sewer construction at Edwardsville with 100 miners on two shifts, Annie Wacjak disappearance solved with body found, Paul Urban sentenced to two years and fines for township funds misappropriation.
The P O S of A Camp 147 elects officers including President Levi Dreisbach and Vice President W. S. Cart. Delegates to district camp are named along with trustees and guards. The note promotes Doyle's The Hound of the Baskervilles and previews the story in the Philadelphia Press on Sunday July 6.
A purported editorial in the New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene extols Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles rheumatism dyspepsia and constipation. The piece claims rigorous tests prove its curative powers and promotes its sale in 60 cent and $1 sizes with a free sample by mail.
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