Incurable Heart Disease Soon Cured Claims
An advertisement promotes Franklin Miles Dr. M. D. claiming complete heart cure treatments. It offers a four dollar trial, free examination blank, pamphlets, and free treatment to those mentioning the Freeland Tribune, listing numerous purported cures and a long testimonial list.
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Miles
Faw
A. Kronck
Huntington
Ind
Warn Stacen
Bristolville
Jas. K. Waite
Fram Binith
Chicano
Julius Gitter
Chicago
R. Parker
Franklin Miles
State Street
Freeland Tribune
Troops Deployed In Coal Field As Guard Force Grows
Governor Stone orders 10 076 National Guard troops to operate in the anthracite region. First Philadelphia regiment arrives at Hazleton. Units assign to Jeddo Lattimer Hazleton No 40 shop and Cranberry. Roosevelt Mitchell commission offer discussed amid ongoing strike. Union locals back continued walkout until concessions.
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Pennsylvania
Stone
Philadelphia
Hazleton
Wendell P. Bowman
John Markle
Frank Pardee
A. W. Drake
Bowman
Good
Jeddo
Kensel
Lattimer
Williams
Hazleton Lehigh Valley Shops
No. 40
Hunt
Cranberry
Freeland
Dlifton
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Schall
Carbon County
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New Boston
Delano
Wiley
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Columbia
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Minersville
Tamaqua
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Mitchell
Round the Region Tangles in Historic Prosecutions and Finances
Twenty years ago Thomas Hanley and Luke Kelly were convicted of highway robbery and assault. An affidavit claims their conviction was innocent, naming Clark as true culprit. Kelly resides in Butte Montana and Hanley in Wilkes-Barre. Also acquittal of ten year old Stephen Chicura for a murder linked to a 1809 case. court cites failure to prove criminal capacity for child defendants. A mandamus writ seeks to force Pittston township auditors to perform duties after three years of no audit. Luzerne county finances show receipts of 76346.14 and expenditures 42047.74 with a year-end balance of 91428.22.
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Thomas Hanley
Luke Kelly
William Rosengrantz
E. W. Tonery
Scranton
Jones
Clark
Kelly
Hanley
Butte
Mont
Wilkesbarre
Stephen Chicura
Winton
Lackawanna County
Mary Kubalas
Tiver
Commonwealth
Patrick Mulchney
John Bilbow
John F. Neary
Pittston
Signs of Weakening in Coal Talks Reported
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that a trusted official informed the president that some operators are ready to concede. Roosevelt learns of a break in the operators line and that concessions may be offered, though specifics remain undisclosed. The weakening is tied to likely shortages of licensed miners to run the mines.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Death of a Young Man Adolph Krouse Dies at 19
Adolph Krouse died yesterday afternoon at his mother Mrs Mary Krouse home from brain fever. He was 19, a member of the Young American Social Club and Camp 147 P O S of A. Survived by brothers Henry Louis John Edna Emma Louisa. Funeral at 2 pm Friday at his home conducted by Rev J J Kuntz. Interment Freeland cemetery.
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Mary Krouse
Young American Social Club
Camp 147
Hela
Henry
Louis
John
Edna
Emma
Louisa
J. J. Kuntz
Freeland Cemetery
John Brelsford
Palmerton
Allentown
Freeland
Slatington
Drawn as Jurors for October and November Sessions
Citizens drawn to serve as jurors on upcoming dates include Joseph Birkbeck Freeland Samuel Jenkins Foster John Beach Henry Brust Hazle for October 27 grand jury. November 10 common pleas jurors Henry Rudolph Freeland W H Berge Foster. November 17 common pleas jurors Jobo Moll Charles Shoviin Freeland Francis Ward Thomas Comfort John Walton Foster Patrick Sweeney Hazle.
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Grand Jury
Joseph Birkbeck
Freeland
Samuel Jenkins
Foster
John Beach
Henry Brust
Hazle
Common Pleas
Henry Rudolph
W. H. Berge
Jobo Moll
Charles Shoviin
Francis Ward
Thomas Comfort
John Walton
Patrick Sweeney
P O S A building ready for painters and new fronts
Alterations at the P O S A building are far advanced allowing painters to begin work. A corps of artists is finishing the new front. The store features the county’s most handsome display windows outside Wilkesbarre, with NeuBurger estate occupying the entire first floor preparing to take advantage of the new accommodations.
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P.O. S. of A
Luzerne County
Wilkesbarre
NeuBurger
Local Notes Compile Freeland Area News
Local notes report miners staying out despite operators claims of a resume. Strikers remain firm as some quit remaining mines under guard. A trespass suit filed by John Zakutney against Dr George Wentz seeks 1000 dollars for damages from a horse incident. Reports of robbery at a Pittsburg boarding house target Aug Yorl Steve Yorl Denis Bradley and John Curtis. Obituaries, church services, civic meetings and local movements fill a busy page with names and places including Freeland Hazleton Beaver Meadow Eckley Slatington and Palmerton.
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John Zakutney
Freeland
George Wentz
Molik Arrests a Deputy in Freeland Incident
Freeland officer John Molik and companion Daoidi Mul raney were in Nanti coke on Sunday when deputy Van Fossen of the D and W Co aimed a revolver at Buf Thorpe on Market Street. A Freeland passerby seized the deputy, who was later fined fifty dollars or thirty days in jail for flourishing a revolver and threatening to shoot Thorpe.
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John Molik
Freeland Force
Nanticoke
Daoidi Mulraney
Wilkesbarre Record
Buf’ Thorpe
Market Street
Freeland
van Fossen
Thorne
van Possen
van Fossro
Plymouth Citizens Protest Over Troop Patrol
Plymouth residents accuse troops of unruly conduct denied by Colonel Dougherty. Borough council passes a condemnation resolution. Burgess Elijah Coxe sends an open letter to Sheriff Jacobs protesting the troops. An injunction blocks North American Coal and Sterling Coal from disposing washery refuse into waterways. Plymouth washeries halted until proper waste disposal is arranged. Ice cream all favors at Merkt's.
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Plymouth
Dougherty
Elijah Coxe
Jacobs
North American Coal Company
Sterling Coal Company
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