Democracy Rally in Freeland Crowded for Democratic Candidates
A large audience met Democratic contenders at the Freeland opera house despite wet weather. Speakers included John J. McNelis, J. F. ONeil, Judge Rhone, Congressman Hines, Peter A. OBoyle, John H. Rice, Jacob Schappert, and Jo J. McCarthy. The event praised labor and attacked Republican policy, with Hines delivering the main address on Democratic achievements and aims. A similar meeting occurred in Eckley with Hines and other local figures. The Slavonic Truth, a new weekly, debuted with Republican alignment.
Local Notes and Moving News From Jeddo and Drifton
Miss Tessie Mulligan departs for Philadelphia to reside during winter while Miss Jennie Coll leaves for Centreville New Jersey to settle permanently. Bernard Ferry relocates to Eckley as a locose engineer under Contractor King. A football team is forming with local coaching talent, and staff changes occur at the company shop with Mr Sergeant set to succeed Robert Boyle effective November 1. Events include a Thanksgiving ball at Freeland, a chicken and waffle supper at Drifton Odd Fellows hall, and several town visitors and local political mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie Mulligan
Philadelphia
Jennie Coll
Centreville
N.J
Bernard Ferry
Eckley
King
Ferry
Robert Boyle
Tamaqua
Michael Mahon
No.5
Charles Snyder
Paul Dunleavy
Japan
Hannah McGill
Ella Mulligan
Hazleton
Progressive Club
Freeland
Jo Lockman
Odd Fellows
Drifton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Conference Meeting in Benn Saleme Church
The Wilkes-Barre Lutheran conference met at Benn Saleme Church East Penn township Carbon county at 7 30 p m with opening sermon by Rev H H Bruening of White Haven The two day session elected officers and heard reports from Muhlenburg college and the Luther League including home and foreign missions education and other topics During a free discussion period ministers and delegates debated missions and education adjourned after a full day Tuesday and planned to meet next spring in Sayre New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Lutheran Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
Benn Saleme Church
East Penn Township
Carbon County
H. H. Bruening
White Haven
Schlenker
Hazleton
Lindenstrath
Mauch Chunk
Muhlenburg College
Luther League
League
Etteolin
Lindexstruth
Holter
Blum
Randolph
Lutheran Church
Sayre
N. Y
W. Fegley
Brief Items of News and Local Happenings
Summary of notices from Wilkes-Barre and nearby towns. Jewish residents plan a $30,000 temple in Wilkes-Barre. Foster school raises male teachers to $65 monthly. Shickshinny adopts electric lights. borough owns plant. Slavic church dedication at Pleasant Hill. Shank resigns as Republican League chairman, successor to be chosen next Friday. Mrs. Manus Waters dies at Ebervale. buried at St Ann's Cemetery. husband and five children survive. Boiler explosion at Henry Clay colliery near Shamokin kills five, injures several. Allentown to host Thanksgiving eisteddfod with $500 prize. Democratic candidates tour the fourth district. Miners David Lare and William McDavisey burned by gas at Sugar Notch. Internal Revenue’s Herring replaces Peter Ginter as chief clerk. S P Fausold and Charles W. Lentz appointed. St John Slavonian Church bell dedication planned. Slavonian societies to attend. Tigers Athletic Club entertainment diagram available at Christy’s. Garfield and St Mark’s commanderies to exchange visits. Junior Mechanics to White Haven. Our Irish Visitors show misfortune. show to be rescheduled in December. Mining Institute event features Ralph Bingham and Ruth. Lehigh Valley brakemen warned against unsafe uncoupling practices. Buck Mountain murder verdict: Charles Conaghan sentenced to six years plus fine. Sporting goods advertised by A A Bachman. Bicycles repaired by Berner. Wanted: first-class tinsmith and sheet metal worker. Freeland rental listing for a Centre Street building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland
Opera House
Burgess McLaughlin
E. W. Rutter
Roger McNelis
John J. McNelis
J. F. O'Neil
Wilkes-Barre
Rhone
Rutter
Hines
Elmira Telegram
Hazleton Sentinel
Trining
John Leisening
Trinane
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania House
Senate
House
Turmune
Leisenring
Upper Lehigh
Saratoga
Congress
Dr. Neale
St. Ann’s
Henry Clay
Shamokin
Allentown
David Lare
William McDavisey
Hanover
Sugar Notch
Internal Revenue
Herring
Peter Ginter
S. P. Fausold
Charles W. Lentz
Mauch Chunk
St. John’s
Garfield Commandery
St. Mark’s Commandery
Knights of Malta
Hazleton
Mechanics of Town
White Haven
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messrs. McNells
O'Neill
O' Boyle
Rice
Schappert
McCarthy
Peter A. O’boyle
Republican Party
Messrs
Carnegie
Wanamaker
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
O'Boyle
John H. Rice
Jacob Schappert
Jo. J. McCarthy
Orln
McNelis
T. W. McHugh
Patrick Mclaughlin
Harrisburg
John J. Brislin
Peter A. O'Boyle
Messrs. Rice and Schappert
Slavonic Truth
The
Trininy
Jeddo
Thomas Kershaw
Coxe Bros. & Co
Jeanesville
Nettie Young
Thomas Gillen
Scranton
Dr. Wentz
J.J. McNelis
John McHugh
Lehigh Valley
D. J. Gallagher
Michael Marley
E. A. O'Reilly
Audenried
J.C. Berner
New York City
F. McHugh
J. P. McDonald
J. Quinn
Cooncil
Ladies' A
Ifton
Ralph Bingham
Rath
of Mining and Mechanical Institute
Freeland Opera House
Tigers Athletic Club
Slavonian Band
Jeddo Progressive Club
Pere “Lower Pine
Rerowich
Cito
Cregorg Lovas County
Frank J. Cueney
Vy & Co
Toledo
Caranru
My. Rasen
Mary
A.W. Ason
Otary Public
Hall
Laubach
Schuylkill County
Mining and Mechanical Institute
Ruth
Wyoming
Charles Conaghan
John Brislin
Buck Mountain
A. A. Bachman’s
Berner
ANTED
M. Z. Freeland
Centre Street
Olsexlc
Olsho’s
CI AS
Orson Stroh
Law and
Justice of the Peace
Joux
Carr
Attorney-at-Law
Postoffice Building
J.poneile
Public Square
M. Halpin
Manuoufacturer of
Walnut and
Pine Streets
Alex. Shollack
Cor
Washington and
Walnut Streets
Washburn & Turnbach
Front Street
Pine
BE. Hayes
Birkbeck Brick
Dutch & Kellmer’s
West Broad Street
Hazleton, Pa
Depierro - Bros. Cafe
Gibson
Dougherty
Kauter Club
Rosenbluth
Mumm
Hennessy
Ballentine
Amandus Oswald
N.W. Cor
H. W. Monroe
Birkbeck
Smith's Shoe Store
A. Goeppert
Tally Washington
Walnut Street
M. JT. Moran
Libor Winter
Fronland
Heap
Wehrman
Condy D. Boyle
Rochester
Youngling
Five Points
John Pecora
Washington Street
Cottage Hotel
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