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Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1901

Page

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May Found Union Stores May Found Union Stores

The mine workers in the anthracite region debate co operative stores under United Mine Workers leadership as a possible remedy to company store taxation and high costs with strong support and notable opposition based on past failures and regional business interests. Weatherly hosts Charles Schwab visiting with wife, a Pittsburgh Steel Corp president famed as Morgan's billion dollar trust, while a local customer testimonials credit One Minute Cough Cure for a child with croup.

State Senate United Mine Workers Weatherly Charles Schwab Pittsburg Schwab United States Steel Corporation Morgan’s

For Sale Healey Property on South Centre Street

Property for sale on South Centre Street near Healey listing by Thos A Buckley. Apply to Thomas A Buckley for details and bids.

Healey Property South Centre Street Thos. A. Buckley

Two Deaths In Monroe County Families

At 8 30 this morning Mrs H G Deppe died at her Pine street home after a long illness linked to a grip infection last June She was 38 given but little relief previously and leaves husband three children Minnie Arlington and Helen plus relatives in Monroe county The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 pm in Eifert with services at her parents home by Rev A C Wauchter Then her remains travel by car to Effort for interment Mrs William E Martin died Friday night at her South Washington street home after months of poor health From cancer of the breast she leaves husband Allan Edith and John and her mother Mrs John Beisel of Hazleton Several siblings survive The funeral was held at 2 pm today with Rev E T Swartz at the Park M E church and burial at Freeland cemetery

H. G. Deppe Pine Street Deppa Monroe County Minnie Arlington Helen Eifert Deppe A.C. Wauchter FP. Marshall William E. Martin South Washington Street Royal Martin Butler Valley Allan Edith John John Beisel Hazleton E. T. Swartz Park M. E. Church Freeland Cemetery Elizabeth Graham Sandy Valley Morrison's Cemetery James Graham Graham Louis Bagger & Co Washington, D. C J. B. O'Donnell John M. Powell Allentown Powell Brackett Front Street Stanley Oberrender

New Lodge Instituted by Royal Arcanum at P O S of A Hall

A new lodge of the Royal Arcanum was instituted Friday evening at the P O S of A hall. It starts with over twenty members and announces its officers: Regent A H Bleckley Vice regent B J Shelhamer Orator John James Secretary William Ripple Treasurer Stanley Oberrender Collector W C Feil Guide John Thomas Guard George Vanauker Warden Williard Hoch Sentry Alfred Marshman Conductor Stephen Michael Chaplain BE Hoch Medical examiner Dr Deardof Trustees George H Hartman John Edinger J E Turnbach.

the Royal Arcanum A. Hall A. H. Bleckley B. J. Shelhamer John James William Ripple Stanley Oberrender W. C. Feil John Thomas George Vanauker Williard Hoch

Teacher Examinations Dates Set By Superintendent Hopper

Luzerne county schools superintendent F P Hopper announced examination dates and sites for teacher certificates. The schedule lists Freeland and White Haven districts on June 21 and July 10 for Sugarloaf and others, with exams starting at 9 o clock. Directors and the interested public are invited. applicants must enter only the district applied for and cannot enter more than one class.

F. P. Hopper Luzerne County Freeland Deddo Weat Hazleton Foster White Haven White’ Haven Denison Bear Creek Buck Conyngham Sugarloaf Black Creek Butler

Horse Bit Off His Nose At East Prout Street Stable

Frank Billman suffered a severe facial injury when a horse named on a recent rail won snap bit him on the nose while being fed at his East Prout Street stable. The laceration was treated at Minors' hospital, where doctors hope the nose may be saved and eventually look normal.

East Prout Street Frank Billman Billman

The Ebervale Trouble Ends as Miners Return to Work

The Ebervale trades dispute resolves as G. B. Kle Co workers accept the firm and grievance committee agreement. Miners resume in the breasts for two weeks to test earning capacity. If wages cannot meet standard, the company will provide the needed amount to raise pay. Workers feel the matter may be settled.

G. 8 Markle & Co

Foster Townships Directors Extend Term to May Twenty Fourth

Foster township school directors met at Woodside with all members present except Mr Arguat. They set exonerations at 580.20 after Pond Creek Coal Company deductions, voted eight and one half months but failed, approved May 24 closure after long debate, and heard attendance figures for 1898 99 00. They reported a foundryville coal house lock theft and a lock for Scale Siding, accepted a nine month term petition, granted Frank Hindson use of Sandy Run school for a summer pay school, and ordered several small bills paid.

Foster Township Woodside Arguat Lentz Pond Creek Coal Company Zeist Meflugh Keller Doudt Lesser Foundryville Scale Siding Ile Frank Hindson Sandy Run Keck’s H. G. Phillips

Round the Region and Local Notices Chronicle

A summary of regional items reports a failed employment scheme sending about 100 Italians to Avoca who paid $4 for jobs on a new electric road and found no work. John J. Boyle of Nanticoke learns of his brother William’s Philippine service ending, marking his death. Notices include DeWitt’s Little Early Risers claims and a coal company eight-hour workday push, plus rail shop suspensions and alms salaries legal action. An old Schuylkill county almshouse case seeks salary payments through April 1, 1902. A community fire department transition to a paid force is noted. Endorsing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with patient testimonial. Grover’s City Drug Store.

Avoca New York John J. Boyle Nanticoke William Philippines Boyle Delaware and Hudson Coal Company Temple [Ron Company J. Pierpoint Morgan Syndicate West End Coal Company Mocanaqua W. J. Baxter North Brook Scranton Leith Mia. C. W. Roberts North Creak Ark Grover's City Drug Store

Local Notes From Freeland Two Days Recap

Happenings around Freeland report a child burns fatally in Sandy Run while playing with matches. Obituary notes include Elizabeth Graham of Sandy Valley age 59 buried at Morrison's cemetery after James Graham's recent death. Local patents, illness updates, council moves, and community events populate the rest of the brief, with sports mover Broderick joining Buffalo and Bower leaving for Chester.

Pledged His Congregation at Holy Saviour Wilkesbarre

Father Curran led a mass pledge of total abstinence at Holy Saviour Church Wilkesbarre after addressing St Ann's parish a week earlier. A 1000 person procession formed from the parish hall to the church with 500 dressed in white and societies in uniform. Oppenheim's enlarged orchestra played the grand march as Curran expands temperance work in the area.

Holy Saviour Church Wilkesbarre Father Curran St. Ann's Church Oppenheim

Oswald Announces Daily Store Clones at 8 PM Weekdays

Beginning Monday April 15 A Oswald will clone his store at 8 oclock every evening except Saturdays and the general pry vighte, a local notice with details of the new routine for shoppers and residents.

A. Oswald

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