State Normal School offers free tuition and new facilities
The State Normal School sits near Delaware Water Gap Mt Pocono with music elocution art and preparatory programs. Free tuition under state law available. coastal boarding at 3.50 per week with room heat light and laundry. Planned improvements include gymnasium electric light and new recitation hall. catalog 102 outlines terms and will be mailed free. The piece lists local attorneys and businesses in Freeland and White Haven.
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Uts
Alliance Seeks Governor's Help in Coal Strike
A 38 member People's Alliance delegation met Governor Stone to press for compulsory arbitration and state control over mining firms. Talks touched on mine operations, labor rights, and possible arbitration law with state seizure proposals discussed by speakers including McCarthy and Swayer. Senator Quay met Reading Railway president Baer in relation to strike efforts, with no statements issued.
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Stone
People’s Alliance
Executive Department
McCarthy
Pennsylvania
Parker
Swayer
Girardville
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia
Labor Lyceum
Harrisburg
Quay
Baer
Senator Quay
President Baer
P. A. B. Widener
Republican State Committees
Senator Penrose
Mr. Baer
Reading
Atlantic City
New York
Philadelphia Chosen For 33rd Mystic Chain Convention
The state convention of the nights for Mystic Chain completed its business at 5 o clock Wednesday evening approving Philadelphia as the site for the thirty third annual gathering in September 1903. An evening entertainment at Krells hall followed under Loyal Castle with Citizens Band selections solos by Misses Allen Salmon and Llewellyn recitations by John Price Jr Frank Langford and R H Bulland plus other performances by visiting members and delegates.
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Mystic
Tribune
Philadelphia
Krell’s Hall
Loyal Castle
Citizens
Allen and
Salmon
John Price, Jr
Annie Goeppert
Miss Llewellyn
Morgan DeFoy
John Price
Citizens’ Band
Frank Langford
Annie Salmon
Mixa Llewellyn
R. H. Bulland
Scranton
St Ann's Band Returns From New York Tour
St Ann's band arrived home last night at 6 34 o clock on the train from New York City. They played up Centre street after arrival and were warmly greeted by friends. The group left Freeland on August 5 and spent a week touring towns between Freeland and New York before an engagement at Coney Island. Their music delighted thousands, and they spoke highly of the experiences. They wore miners blouses overalls and miners caps, a distinctive uniform that drew attention.
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St. Ann's
New York City
Centre Street
Freeland
New York
Coney Island
Death of Mrs H J Haworth of Harrisburg
Mrs H J Haworth of Harrisburg mother of Hon H W Haworth of Freeland died Wednesday after a several months illness. Born in New York City 67 years ago she lived in Hazleton about twenty years then moved to Harrisburg nine years ago. Survived by H W Haworth and Miss Mary Haworth of New York City. Remains to Hazleton Saturday with services at St Peter's Episcopal at 3 PM and interment in Vine Street Cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
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H. J. Haworth
Harrisburg
H. W. Haworth
Freeland
New York City
Hazleton
H. H. Haworth
Mary Haworth
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Vine Street
McKinley
St. John’s Reformed Church
Merrit's
Conrad Hoch
North Centre Street
Allen
Holy Cross Students Leave For College In Several States
Daniel Timony Don McGeehan and James McGinty of Holy Cross college Worcester Mass depart this week to resume studies after vacation in town Orion L VanAken and John Sipple left yesterday for Pennsylvania University Philadelphia VanAken will study law Sipple the medical department O Stroh accompanied them to Philadelphia Edward J Gaffney and Patrick J Gallagher will resume studies at St Marys seminary Baltimore Dr F G Ibach a noted eye and ear specialist of Mauch Chunk died yesterday death due to complications of disease Minnesota's Best flour is sold by A Oswald none better made
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Daniel Timony
Don McGeehan
James McGinty
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Orion L. VanAken
John Sipple
Pennsylvania University
Philadelphia
O. Stroh, Esq
Edward J. Gaffney
Patrick J. Gallagher
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Ungrounded rebuke to Hungarian flag protest in Open Letter
Upper Lehigh Pa September 11. An open letter to Rev Chay and companions disputes a Tribune communication of September 8, arguing Hungarians must remain loyal to their land. The writer accuses Ambrose of betrayal, links to Slav and Slovak figures, cites the Dingley tariff, and questions a $50,000 miners offer as bait. Continued on Sixth Column.
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Upper Lehigh
Chay
Purdusak
the Tribune
Ambrose
Mr. Ambrose
Rovmianek
Louis Kossuth
Cleveland
Hungarian Workingmen's Society
Freeland
Yannes
Opera House
Slay Society
United States
Local notes from Freeland area cover events and changes
Happenings over the past two days include ministers convening plans for the Wilkesbarre Lutheran church meeting in Conyngham on October 13 and 14. Socialists push state county and legislative tickets. McMenamin returns from Harrisburg after meeting with the People's Alliance.
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Freeland
J. O. Schlenker
Hazleton
J. J. Knotz
A. Kirschner
Conyngham
Wilkesbarre
Lutheran Church
John J. McMenamin
Warrisburg
People’s Alliance Committee
Governor Stone
Good Wills
Hazleton All- Collegians
Democratic States Mouse: Wing Ticket Listings in Wilkesbarre Record
The Wilkesbarre Record lists Democratic state tickets for Lenahan and Garman as candidates for Congress, with county offices filled by Thomas R. Martin, John J. Moore, Silas Jones, Jacob Schappert, P. J. Finn, and W. Pean Kirkendall. Silas Jones appears on both tickets, reflecting cross nominations amid late developments. A German candidate from the Fourth district is sought, with Jones favored due to locality and aspiration.
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Wilkesbarre
Lenahan
Congress
Thomas R. Martin
John J. Moore
Plymouth
Register of Wills
Silas Jones
Hazleton
Jacob Schappert
P. J. Finn
Miners Mills
Jacob Schappert, Sr
W. Pean Kirkendall
Dallas
Garman
Jones
Split in Junior Order United American Mechanics
The Loyalist and insurgent factions of the Junior Order United American Mechanics race to claim control. Both sides plan separate state councils on September 16, with the Loyalists meeting in Pittsburg and the insurgents in Reading, each asserting authority.
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Lancaster County
United American Mechanics
National Council
Pittsburg
Reading
Birth announcement for Lesser daughter at Upper Lehigh
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Julius Lesser of Upper Lehigh. The brief notice records the new arrival with no additional details.
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Promises Kidney Cure
An advertisement claims Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy will relieve and cure kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It describes symptoms of kidney or bladder disease and instructs a home test with urine sediment. Walter D Miller of Delhi N Y endorses the remedy in the ad.
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David Kennedy
Walter D. Miller
Delhi
Dr. Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
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Delaware Water Gap
Mt. Pocous
Palform
E. L. Kemp, A. M
Prin
Orson Stroh
Anh Notary
Birkbeck
Erence McLaughlin
Brennan's
Centre St. Freeland
R. * O'Donnell
Campbell Building
Acaeistan
White Haven
Kane Building
Postett Rd
J. McBrearty
McMenamin Building
South Centre Street
Malby
Birkbeck’s
Washington Street
Hazelton Bros
Hess
Bell Telephone
Rp Boe
A. Buckley
Justice OF the Peace
Tribune Building
Main Street
A. Osw
Minnesota
N. W. Cor
Centre and
Front Sts
T. Campbell
Curry
R. J. Curry
Candy
Boyle
Nest
Ondale
Rochester
Younsling
Coal Region
George F. Bauer
Reading Railway
Reading Terminal
Tlion
Hugh Byrup
St. Ann’s Band
F. G. Ibach
Mauch Chunk
A. Oswald
Bert Airey
Welsh Miners’ Union
Democratic
Wm. Wehrman
Atdoe
Geo. H. Hartman
Central Hotel
Laubach
Vienna
Depierro - Bros. CA
Centre
Vront
Gideon
Dougherty
Kaufer Club
Rosenbluth
Fumm
Hennessy
The
Civic League of
Luzerne County
Tl. H. Welles, Jr
R. Nelson Bennett
August Au
Tom
Joseph
M. Tl. Walsh
Edwardsville
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