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Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1900

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Railroad Timetables High Valley and Susquehanna lines

The November 19 1899 timetable lists passenger departures from Freeland to Weatherly Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia and New York at 6 12 80 am 7 40 am 8 18 4 am 9 30 am 11 45 am 1 30 pm 4 42 pm 6 34 pm and 7 29 pm with arrivals from Weatherly Pottsville Scranton and Wilkes Barre to Freeland and various connections. It includes schedules for Hazleton Shenandoah Mt Carmel Shamokin Pottsville and other towns, and notes connections at Hazleton Junction with electric cars on the Traction Company line. Also included are Susquehanna and Schuylkill Railroad trains with daily and Sunday services between Writton Drifton Hazleton Junction and Deringer and a statement of additional trains for intermediate stops.

E High Valley Railroad Freeland Weatherly Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia New York Sandy Run White Haven Wilkes-Barre Pittston Scranton Hazleton Boston Mahanoy City Shenandoah Mt. Carmel Shamokin Pottsville Ston Kite Haven Aston Arena Kullin Wilbur Cortlandt Street New York City Oras Lek T. Keith DeLvawarg, Susquehanna and Schuylkill Railroad Writton Jeddo Eckley Hazle Brook Stockton Beaver Meadow Road Roun Hazieton Junction Drifton Harwood Cranberry Tomhicken Deringer Oneida Junction Alarwood Road Humboldt Road Oneida Sheppton Sunnan Hazleton Junction Hazie Brook Jeanesville Audenried P. RK Enkoabarse Sunbury Harrire Way Luther, Smith James McGarry West End Mocanaqua Shickshinny Macunaqua Ife

Crushed stone work and local community notices in Hazleton area

Centre street paving by Street Commissioner Davis and Denis O'Donnell continues as Bridget McCole of Criften plans an April 19 wedding at St Ann's. Local clubs and churches host bazaars dinners and concerts while obituaries, court actions, and civic updates fill the brief items.

Centre Street Davis’ Fare Denis O'Donnell Bridget McCole Criften St. Ann's Church Young Men's Slavonian Club St. John’s Grand Opera House Ladies’ Ald Society Baptist Church Bridget Coyle Stockton Daniel Coyle Drifton Hazleton Annie Thomas E. Davies DePierre Bros Woodward Pittston Township W. I. Rutledge Rand, McNally & Co Chicago James Hreslin Lattimer Miners’ Hospital James Breslin North Centre Street Peter Magone Shenandoah Louis David Williams Philippines McAdoo Wallace

Second largest Pennsylvania verdict awarded at Scranton

The case of John T. Martin against Delaware and Hudson Canal Company ended Friday with a 55,500 verdict for damages for injuries from a wreck on April 4, 1890. The report also notes burglaries at three Jersey Central depots and a deadly Lehigh Valley Railroad incident, plus a fatality at Bethlehem Steel yards.

Pennsylvania Scranton John T. Martin Miners Mills Hudson Yatesville Scranton Tribune Lehigh Valley Railroad Stroudsburg Delaware Water Gap Mauch Chunk Easton Superintendent of Transportation

Olyphant Deadlock Drags On With Seven More Ballots

In Olyphant the town council held seven more ballots Friday night, extending a deadlock that began March 5. A total of seventy six ballots have been cast as the impasse continues.

Jeddo Welfare and Markles Improve Coal Town Life

The Jeddo district shows care for both sexes with three trained nurses aiding workers and tidy homes. Markle mines employ 2,400, with shipments to Hazleton and Freeland, and the company town features up-to-date offices, stores, parks, and a garden-like home for Mr. Markle. The Grand Opera house hosts The Span of Life next Thursday, plus a return of child star Irene Myers and a one night engagement of The Burglar with new specialties and popular prices.

Lansford Deddo Pennsylvania Hazleton John Markle Markle & Co Smith Markle New York California Europe Menu Jeddo Markles Irene Myers Little Irene Myers Little Irene Freeland

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