"Incurable" Heart Disease Soon Cured
Franklin Miles offers a free trial of his heart disease cure promising dramatic results. He cites numerous testimonials from physicians and public figures and invites readers to request free examination blanks and pamphlets. The ad presses free treatment and urges mentioning Freeland Tribune.
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Freeland Tribune
President at Work after Coal Conference at White House
A high level White House meeting yesterday aimed at easing the coal strike ended after three hours, with no public conclusions or statements. Attending were Secretary Root, Secretary Moody, Attorney General Knox, Postmaster General Payne, and labor commissioner Carroll Wright, who has investigated conditions in the anthracite fields.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Strife Between Miner and Operator Across Coal Regions
A wide account details clashes between miners and coal operators during a Washington conference. Roosevelt’s handling draws praise and critique as troops are considered for Freeland, Drifton, and Upper Lehigh. Riots, arrests, and police clashes surface in Shenandoah and Shamokin, while Shamokin merchants and Drifton areas face boycotts and economic strain amid the strike.
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Local Notes From Freeland Area Report Various Incidents And Events
Happenings of the past two days in Freeland include Edward Nutze being captured and sent to Retreat asylum, his mother also committed there, and sympathy for the family. A confirmation mass at St. Ann's will be led by Bishop Hoban for about 600 youths. Bernard McFadden leaves to resume studies at East Stroudsburg normal school. Marital bans announced for Frank McGroarty and Rose Gillespie. The coal region sees fewer traveling theatrical companies. Sister Aralia visits Freeland, and Epworth League plans in Shamokin. Jurors named. local residents relocate. Wages for Lehigh Valley foremen rise. October borough council meeting scheduled. A Hazleton arrestee under compulsory education law. Pattison to speak in Wilkes-Barre on Nov 1. Pennypacker ticket leaders to visit. A brake man’s body found near Mauch Chunk after flood. remains sent home. Patrick Kennedy found alive in Pueblo after presumed death twelve years. Columbia county injunction dissolves over $96,000 bonds. Slater will case ends with Harry Slater receiving real estate and hotel in Pottsville. heirs contest.
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Foster Township School Board Seeks Seats as Overcrowding Persists
Foster township school board met Saturday with Directors Weber Johnson O Neil and Dudley present. Secretary absent so Johnson elected to act. Supervising principal said schools exceed capacity 1150 seats for 1210 enrollment and 89 percent attendance. Some schools lack coal. Directors authorized purchase of additional seats and payment orders for teachers to attend county institute. Bills approved total various cleaning, coal, supplies, labor and repairs including Lentz building repairs 629.51.
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Fourth District Democrats elects Keach as chairman
The Democratic legislative committee of the Fourth district met at Hazleton on Friday evening and unanimously re-elected Nicholas Keach as chairman and Joseph Coll as secretary. The committee includes Hazleton, Hazle township, West Hazleton, Freeland, and Foster township members with names listed.
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Fourth Legislative District
Hazleton
Nicholas Keach
Joseph Coll
Ebervale
Nicholas Rouch
Con O’donnell
D. B. Breihel
P. F. Fallon
L. G. Lubrecht
Hazle Township
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Jerry Donovan
James May
Charles Kennedy
West Hazleton
Silas Jones
Freeland
John F. Boyle
Frank McLaughlin
Foster Township
John J. McNeelis
John Brogan
M. P. Campbell
Fall convention opens at Christ Lutheran Conyngham
The Wilkesbarre conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania holds its semi annual fall convention at Christ Lutheran church Conyngham beginning Monday evening October 13 and continuing for three days.
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Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania
Christ Lutheran Church, Conyngham
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