Valley Railroad Timetables from November 19 1899
Rail timetables list passenger trains departing Freeland and arriving at multiple hubs including Weatherly Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia and New York. It shows fares and routes to Sandy Run White Haven Wilkes Barre Pittston Scranton Hazleton Mahanoy City Shenandoah Mount Carmel Shamokin Port Carbon and more with departures to New York Philadelphia and Boston. Officials Wilbur general superintendent Cortlandt Street New York City AB 8 DER general passenger agent 47 ESITH division superintendent Hazleton Pa.
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Ehigm Valley Railroad
Amant
Shamokin
Pottsville
Sandy Run
White Maven
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
All Pointa Weatherly
Mauch Chunk
Alty
Bethlehem
Easton
Philadel
New York
Hazieton
Mahanoy City
Shenandoah
Mt. Carmel
Pottaville
Weatherly
Allentown
Philadelphia
Weath
Ery
Hazleton
Mahaney City
Shenanhh
Carmel
Alte Haven
Mt. Mol
Bhousadoab
Owork
Jadelphia
Banton
Alientown
New York City
Cortlandt Street
Esith
Trains Schedule and Public Auction Notice at Hazleton
Timetable details include numerous daily and Sunday train departures from Drifton Hazleton Junction and connections to Hazleton and surrounding towns. Also listed is a public sale of Lot No. 10 Square 1TI at Pine and Birch streets Hazleton conducted by Sheriff G Harvey under a writ of fi fa, with the property described and two dwellings.
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Susqueganna and
ScaureiLt
Drifton
Joddo
Eokley
Hazley Brook
Stockton
Beaver Meadow Road
Loan
Hazleton Junction
AAS Checatenay Tomhicken and Deringer
Keains
Oneida Junction
Barwood Road
Humboldt Road
Oneida
Ton
Bunany
Hazivton Junction
Harwood
Cranberry
Tomhicken
Deringer
Sale
Praina
Harwood Road
Humboldt
Shoppton
Tomhick
Hazleton
Jeaneeville
Audenried
Jraction Company
Lin
P, St
Wikenbarey
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Luther C. Smith
Court of Common Pleas
Luzerne County
Wilkesbarre
Leserne
State of Pennsylvanian
City
Haabeth
Boyle
Thos. Brown
G. Harvey
John J. Kelley
Alt
Pleasure Calendar March 17 entertainment at Grand Opera House
March 17 entertainment under St Ann's Parish band at Grand Opera House with admission 10 15 and 2h. Stop at Dougherty's hotel Boek Mountain.
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Aus Piesa
St. Ann's Parish
Grand Opera House
Dougherty’s Hotel
Boek Mountain
Brief items of news from local towns
Highlights include the borough council reorganization and pending office appointments, District Deputy W S Hause installing Garfield Commandery officers, Odd Fellows Day parade plans, John Brown’s death, town sickness and measles, Plymouth post office issues, St Patrick’s Day preparations, fire alarm key signs, Foster township audits, Engagement of Douglas Rute to May Geule, Slavonian Literary Club rooms, Hoyt L Canary lecture tickets selling, Susquehanna River flooding, Kingston flats streetcar suspension, hats at A Oswald, Salmon Iron Works development, St David’s Day Welsh celebrations, Wilkes Barre banquet, William Welsh’s release after conviction, and local judicial and toll schedule notes.
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Conneil
W. S. Hause
Hazleton
Garfield Commandery
Knights of Malta
Freeland
Odd Fellows
Lower Luzerne
Carbon
Schuylkill
Tamaqua
John Brown
M. Antonio
St. Ann's Convent
Plymouth
Foster Township
Jane Deloy
South Washington Street
Douglas Rute
B. F. Rute
May Geule
White Haven
South Centre Street
Slavonian Literary Club
Hoyt L. Canary
Grand Opera House
Mining and Mechanical Institute
Foster Schools Board Transacts Routine Saturday Business
The Foster school board held its regular monthly session Saturday evening with all members present. Principal Hoffman reported thirty two school visits and eighty five attendance percent. Insurance on the old Eckley building was transferred to the new building and Miss Bridget Timony’s state normal diploma request was ordered signed. Various bills were approved and treasury balances reported. Deaths in area noted include Hugh Boyle and Mrs. Ira Reinsmith, with several infant deaths and funeral details. A Weatherly Herald note covers Charles Schwab’s early work and marriage, plus a Cranberry murder discovery and Lehighton borough electric plant success.
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Foster School Board
Hoffman
Leisure
Dlifton
Rumsey
Eckley
Ervin Buons
G. B. Markle & Co
John Walton
Frank Martino
Cross Creek Coal Co
Coxe Iron Ming Co
J. S. Wentz & Co
John W. Davis
Elizabeth Hughes
Jacob Nagle
Eli Weaver
Patrick Burke
Lesser
Treasury
Hugh Boyle
Berwick
John J
James Boyle
Ira Reinsmith
Cherryville
Northampton County
Rose Hawkins
Upper Lehigh
Celia
Harry
Mary Longo
South Centre Street
St. Ann's Cemetery
Joseph
Patrick F
Rose Gallagher
St. Ann’s Cemetery
Mines and Railroads Amid Labor Tensions and Flooded Mines
Reading Company accused of labor oppression as mine and rail workers face coercion and Pinkerton imagery. News notes widespread mine flooding from heavy rains halting production. Kings County Black Diamond mine entombed workers. 72 year old William Waters dies of stroke. February mine accidents total eight, with four widows and twelve orphans. John Haddock & Co. to replace Plymouth breaker destroyed by fire.
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Reading Company
Muhanoy City American
Chicago
P. and R
Pinkerton
Thomas D. Davis
Duryea
Black Diamond
Kings County
Washington
William Waters
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Tron Company
St. Clair
Davies
Gowen
Oakdale
Harwood
John
Haddock & Co
Plymouth
Local Workforce Moves and Community Notices
Thomas Arnold resigns as Markle and Co. butcher to join a Hazleton brewing firm, James Kessell succeeding him at Jeddo. Mrs. Marcus Marr returns to Wilkesbarre after visiting Preeland relatives. Miss Katie Kelly travels to Philadelphia for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Oswald return home from New Tripoli after a week with A. Oswald. Miss Mame Broderick joins Anthracite Telephone Company exchange at Woodring's store. James Mulligan and Miss Mame Riley visit Nesquehoning relatives. Patrick Burke marks seventy eighth birthday. Andrew Kresge is in critical condition. Mrs. Paul Casek recovering in Wilkes-Barre. M. R. Capece to relocate to New York City for a new position. Mrs. Henry Stewart visiting Philadelphia relatives.
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Thomas Arnold
Markle & Co
Hazleton
Jeddo
James Kessell
Marcus Marr
Sergeant Marr
United States Army
Wilkesbarre
Preeland
Katie Kelly
South Washington Street
Philadelphia
P. B. Oswald
New Tripoli
Lehigh County
A. Oswald
Mame Broderick
Sandy Run
Anthracite Telephone Company
Woodring
James Mulligan
Town
Mame Riley
Upper Lehigh
Nesquehoning
Patrick Burke
Walnut Street
Andrew Kresge
Paul Casek
M. R. Capece
New York City
Henry Stewart
Reese Lloyd resigns to run for clerk of courts in Luzerne
Reese Lloyd, secretary of the Luzerne Republican county committee, resigns to seek the clerk of courts office and remains chief clerk in Clerk Koons’s office. Luzerne Republicans set April 9 for legislative conventions and state delegate selection, with primaries on April 7. Voting adopts Crawford county direct-nomination system for candidates, first trial in Luzerne. Haworth campaigns for delegates to the conventions, backed by the Quay faction and predicts easy victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Lloyd
Town
Republican County Committee
Luzerne
Crawford County
Fh. W. Haworth
Slack
Quay
Davenport Proposes Civil War Pension Bills for Luzerne County
Congressman Davenport introduces multiple pension measures for Luzerne County veterans and relatives, including monthly grants to Thomas H. Bonham Martha Sutliff Maria Bates and William Schooley plus discharges for several veterans. Also a $500 monthly pension for D H Trescott, a Spain and US Army veteran. Trans Atlantic travel notes praise rail steamship coordination by Lehigh Valley Railroad with agent Charles Foucart. First Spring Excursion to New York via Lehigh Valley Railroad offered March 14 at 2.45 round trip with limited return by March 16.
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Davenport
Luzerne County
Thomas H. Bonham
Westmoor
Alexander Bonham
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Martha R. Sutliff
Bloomfield Sutliff
Bloomingdale
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Maria Bates
Wilkesbarre
John H. Bates
9Th
William H. Bates
112Th
Pennsylvania Artillery
William 8
Schooley
Plymouth
Charles A. Westfield
Barney Boyle
18Th Infantry
Margaret Boyle
Freeland
John Layce
Cease's Mills
77Th New York Infantry
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York City
New York
Charles A. Foucart
Lehigh Valley
Mahanoy
Hose Company Meeting Notice in March Evening
The regular meeting of the Citizens' Hose Company will be held Wednesday evening March 7. Business of importance will be transacted and all members are requested to attend by order of J D Myers secretary.
Palmistry promises insight yet warns change is needed
The article argues palm lines reveal character and fate, praising honest palm readers and noting how left hand shows birth traits while right hand reflects individuality. It explains life, heart, head, and fate lines, health crosses, and how marks foretell illness or fortune unless lifestyle changes. LB. in Farm and Home.
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New York
Mount of Venus
Saturn
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Youngling
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W. EB. Oberlander
St. David's
Stone
Cambro-American Society
William Welsh
Derringer
Tomhickan
Eastern Penitentiary
West Hazleton
Charles J. Faroe
Thomas H. Walker
Walker
Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company
William Renshaw
Daddo
Ebervale
John Renshaw
George Minnichaugh
Adam Lesser
Foster Schools
Weatherly Herald
Charles M. Schwab
Carnngia Stes
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Schwab
Nettie Dinkey
Dinkeys
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Borough Electric
Thomas Welsh
Freeland Steam Laundry
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Yee M. Carr
Attorney-at-Law
Postoffice Building
Geers McLaughlin
Irennan
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R J. Odonnell
Justice of the Peace
Tribune Building
Birkbeck’s
Birkbeck Brick
Washington Street
Hazelton Bros
D. S. S. Hess
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Libor Winter
Front Street
Laubach
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B. C. Laubach
Prop
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