Bank Statement Summary with Cash, Loans and Real Estate
State financial report outlines cash on hand and in banks, loans and discounts, investment securities including stocks and bonds, real estate, furniture and fixtures, and miscellaneous assets. Signed by cashier I. B. K. Davis and cashier I. K. Dayik with notary Chas Orion Steel on May 28, 1901, before directors J. Shigo H. C. Koons A. Rudewilck and W.
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Mortages
Pennsylvania
County of Luverne
I. B. K. Davis
I. K. Dayik
Chas
Orion Steel
John Shigo
H.C. Koons
A. Rudewilck
Pesthouse Stirs Anger In Wilkes Barre Area
Tensions rise as a pesthouse planned near Wilkes Barre faces threats of arson and demolition by residents. Police guard the site after complaints from miners’ families. The Malinckrodt convent mother superior plans legal action to remove it. Five new smallpox cases and eight quarantined suspects reported.
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Wilkesbarre
Malinckrodt
America
George Kester
Luzerne Borough
Borough Council Holds Memorial Day Parade Planning Meeting
A special council meeting heard a report on parade participation with two carriages funded by members. The building committee was tasked to supply forty eight main door keys and twelve for the council chamber. Discussions covered Centre street repairs, potential Lehigh Traction track extensions, corporate franchise returns, and forming a Board of Health with the solicitor. An invitation was extended to the trolley company to run to the borough’s northern limits and Upper Lehigh if feasible. The Fourth
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Centre Street
Lehigh Traction Company
Second Ward
Upper Lehigh
Trolley Company
Upper
Lehigh
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Grover's City Drug Store
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure helps indigestion by digesting food without stomach aid. It asserts many suffer fullness after meals with symptoms like belching and sour stomach and positions the product as beneficial for home use.
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Grover’s City Drug Store
Memorial Day Observances Include Parades and Ceremonies
Ward Fire Company's hill building era prompts debate over committee neglect. Permissions granted for Public park use to A. O. H. Free land and Local Union No. 1652 U. M. W. Highland. Clear day draws crowds to town for Memorial Day events with Maj. C. B. Coxe Post delegations decorating graves. Parade proceeds through main streets with crowded turnouts from Arrugari, Slavonian, and Magyar societies. St. Ann's and Eckley bands and G A R drum corps provide music. Rev. J. B. Kerschner delivers address at cemetery. St. Ann's band plays. Sunday schools sing. Afternoon and evening crowds enjoy Public park activities hosted by Tigers Athletic Club.
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C. B. Coxe
Arrugari
Tigers Athletic Club
Leisenring to Lead in Soft Coal Region Transition
W A Leisenring, superintendent for M S Kemmerer at Sandy Run, will assume a similar post in the bituminous region. He is praised for fair treatment and welfare concern, leaving Sandy Run with public good wishes. Rumor links Jerry Woodring as possible successor. Rev Peruzzi of Hazleton’s Italian church faced a mob attack, with officers rescuing him and mob ringleader Joseph Larrace jailed on $700 bail.
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W. A. Leisenring
M. S. Kemmerer & Co
Sandy Run
Leisenring
Coal Corporation
Jerry Woodring
Peruzzi
Hazleton
Father Peruzzi
Joseph Larrace
Better Train Service Improves Freeland Timetable
Lehigh Valley Railroad adds two morning and an afternoon train to New York and Philadelphia, with a new Schuylkill region arrival and a Wilkesbarre connection. Return service from county seat and Western points at 4.44 p m. Funeral for DS S railroad fireman William James held at St John s Reformed Church after burial on Walnut Street. Public notice: A Oswald store to close at 4 30 p m on weekdays starting April 15 except Saturdays and pay nights.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Freeland
New York
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
White Haven
Wilkesbarre
William James
DS. &S. Railroad
Roan
Walnut Street
St. John’s Reformed Church
J. B. Korschner
Freeland Cemetery
D.S. & S. Railroad
A. Oswald
Anniversary of Birth of Our Flag Declared
Colonel Allan C Bakewell exposes a June 14 address marking the 124th birthday of the United States flag. He extols the flag as sacred sublime and a guardian of liberty, equality, and peace urging school programs and patriotic lessons with prayers salutes hymns flag drills and student cheers.
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Allan C. Bakewell
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Orient
Celestial Empire
Columbia
Canaan
Cuban X Giants to Clash With Tigers at Local Park
Base ball fans will see the Cuban X Giants at the Tigers park on Sunday afternoon, with Burns and Boner of Chester on the Tigers side. The exhibition should be strong, and the Giants’ play alone promises value for admission. Earlier, Heroes downed Union Heroes 11 to 2 in a juvenile club match. Ice cold soda at Kelper's.
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Cuban X Giants
Tigers Park
Tigers
Giants
Burns
Boner
Chester
Heroes
Union Heroes
Kelper's
Local Notes and Local Notices Highlight Dorranceton Death and Town Events
Robert E. Boyle dies of typhoid fever at 51 in Dorranceton leaving a wife and four children. Several local items follow: a shooting match in South Heberton ends in a tie. Mining and Mechanical Institute commencement at Grand Opera house. bank report favorable. multiple ads for DeWitt’s remedies and Grover’s City Drug Store. a 100-year-old resident Melloy missing. a Moosic death by fire. eviction of John Garvey in Girardville over rent. assorted local notices and anecdotes.
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Robert E. Boyle
Dorranceton
George S. Boyle
Wilkesbarre
Joel Stevens
Hazle Brook
Kolb
M. Merkns
Henry Krouse
John Condrick
South Heberton
Kelper
The
Mining and Mechanical Institute
Grand Opera House
W. J. Baxter
North Brook
N. Y
DeWitt
Grover's
City
James Melloy
Plymouth
Grover’s City
Thomas McAdrews
Moosic
Grovers City
John Garvey
Rappahannock
Girardville
Garvey
Girard
Drifton Dance|Kearnots Athletic Association Hosts Crowd
The annual Kearnots Athletic Association dance in Drifton drew a full hall with visitors from across the region. Misses Mary and Annie Gallagher of Sandy Run visited Thursday as guests of Miss Annie Bonner, while Patrick Gallagher spent part of the week in Philadelphia. All Cross Creek Coal Company collieries were idle yesterday.
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Kearnots Athletic Association
Kearnots
Mary and
Annie Gallagher
Sandy Run
Annie Bonner
Patrick Gallagher
Philadelphia
Cross Creek Coal Company
Cuban X Giants Meet Tigers At Tigers Park
June 15 event notes a baseball game between the Cuban X Giants and the Tigers at Tigers Park with admission set at 25 cents and 10 cents for ladies. Also mentions Highland Social Club gathering and includes a testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure from Spafford Michigan.
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Cuban X Giants
Tigers
Tigers Park
Pienie
Highland Social Club
Highland Ball Park
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Helowich S
Refowich
Butterwick’s
Amandus Oswald
N.W. Cor
Sta
T. Campbell
Curry
Dry Goods
E. J. Curry
South Centre Street
Lion Store
Ugh Malloy
Prop
Warner Centre and
Walnut Streets
Citizens’ Bank of Freeland
Luzerne County
Pancracis
Resources
Sue
Cunopal
Levi Bird
Electric Avenue
Scranton
George Bird
Birranton Hill
Joseph Latz
SALE
Henley P
Operty
South
Phos
A. Huckley
James G. Harvey
Aft
Wicnarios
Smallpox
Cc. W. Roberts
North Creek
Ark
Grover
Citizens’ Bank
John Branigan
Andrew
Jeddo
Ireland
James Herron
Front Street
Tomhicken
Drifton
Atl
Spafford
Mich
Senie
Birkbeck Brick
Freeland, Pa
Hal
Orson Stroh
Birkbeck
John M. Carr
Attorney-At-Law
Postoffice
G*orge McLaughlin
Brennan's
Centre St. Freeland
R J, O'Donnell
Campbell
Ofice
Kane
Gppoatte
McMenamin Building
Et Rk
D* N. Maley
Birkbeck's
E. Hayes
Washington Street
Hazelton Bros
New York City
D* S. S. Hess
Hkefowych Building
Pas A. Buckley
Justice OF the Peace
Tribune Building
Fountain
Megrue Supply CO
Broadway
New Yorks
Wm. Wehrman
Watchimaker
Neu Burger
Geo. H. Hartman
Central Hotel
Depierro - Bros. Cafe
Gibson, Dougherty
Kaufer Club
Rosenbluth
Mumin
Hennessy
Schweitzer
Laubach
Vienna
B.C
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