State Normal School at East Stroudsburg features free tuition
The State Normal School at East Stroudsburg Pennsylvania promotes its Delaware Water Gap region location and special departments in music education art and watercolor while offering a full college preparatory program. Free tuition is available to those meeting state law requirements. Boarding costs about three dollars weekly including room heat light and laundry. The campus plans renovations including a gymnasium electric light plant and a new recreation hall. Dormitories will be updated for pupil comfort.
How They Make Their Millions Tells How He Was Robbed
D D Davies recounts his 40 year struggle in Pennsylvania coalfields, alleging blacklisting by Coxe Bros and Company after he disputed an $80 underpayment. He describes starvation, retaliation, and efforts to unite miners while contrasting industry practices with worker rights and rising coal costs. He cites distrust of trusts and calls for solidarity among miners.
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Stroudsburg
D. D. Davies
Times
Davies
United States
Coal Combine
Mollie Maguire
Kerrigans
Coxe Bros. & Co
Dan’ Coxe
Bill’ Seiple
Upper Lehigh Coal Company
Thomas Johnson
James Brogan
Patrick McGuire
Board of Hospital
Miners Hospital
Annie Williamson
Blockley Hospital
Philadelphia
Miss Shields
Fred Koons
Dental
University of Pennsylvania
H. C. Koons
Thalia
John Nowak
Upper Lehigh
Elkin
Captured Both Pennants in 1903 Baseball Race
Pennsylvania clubs will hold both major league pennants in 1903 with the Philadelphia Athletics leading the American League and Pittsburgh Pirates atop the National League. The Athletics held a secure position after a contested win last Wednesday, while Pittsburgh was long regarded as the likely champion. Local fans take pride in the state securing both flags for the coming season.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
The
Athletics
Pittsburg
Noted Socialist Here and Other Local items
Benjamin Hanford, Socialist governor candidate, tours New York region with speeches attracting attention. John J. Edwards, once wealthy Wilkes-Barre resident, requests food and shelter at United Charities. aged 88 and penniless, temporarily provided for. Mercy Hospital in Wilkes-Barre treats patient with eight intestinal perforations near the McKinley assassination site and Harold Helmbelngder of New York, who attempted suicide. Repairs underway on St. Ann's church roof.
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Benjamin Hanford
New York
Hanford
New York City
Philadelphia Times
John J. Edwards
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
United Charities
Hoe
Mercy Hospital
William McKinley
Harold Helmbelngder
Murder Trial In Freeland Case Moves Ahead With Smith
Thomas Smith stands trial before Judge Ferris for the Easter Sunday Freeland murder of Miechan Charo with Louis Dunn as co defendant. Jury selection consumed hours as witnesses testified and Dunn gave a straight account before Smith took the stand claiming self defense in the fatal shooting and a final witness remains to testify before the jury is seated tomorrow.
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Thomas Smith
Miechan Charo
Freeland
Ferris
Louis Dunn
Smith
John T. Lenahan
Wilkesbarre
John M. Carr
John D. Farnham
John M. Garman
Nanticoke
Daniel Kline
George T. Brown
Samuel Cook
N. P. Jordan
Katter
Lyman Moore
Dallas Township
Philip Peters
Hollenback
Sibley Franklin
Huntington Township
Thomas Ayres
Miners Mills
James H. Eddy
Frank Brockway
Salem Township
William Turnbull
Parsons
T. M. Morris
Hazle Township
Gordon Hughes
Kingston Township
D. Bachman
Robert Birth
Ross Township
Bid Furey
Mary Boyle
John Jacquot
Frank DePierre
John Zuperko
Michael Deegan
James F. Welsh
John Molik
Patrick Welsh
N. K. Rutter
W. H. Deardorff
Elmer Salmon
George McLaughlin
Farnham
Wm. Roth
Round the Region items show bold burglary attempt at White Haven
Round the Region reports a bold post office burglary at White Haven where four well dressed men fled after being frightened off by pistol fire. Also noted are typhoid fever cases among seven soldiers from Shenandoah sent to Williamsport hospital, eight more sick nearby, blamed on Shenandoah water. Other items include a Delaware charter for C. S. Turner Company to trade cigars and goods with $50,000 capital, three 12 year olds arrested for alleged $40 theft in Mt. Carmel, United Mine Workers advising a general store for strikers, and Mary Boyle joining Villa Maria convent after a party of seventeen Beaver Meadow girls.
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White Haven
Twelfth Regiment
Shenandoah
Williamsport Hospital
C. S. Turner Company
Wilkesbarry
Delaware
Frank Wilson
James Kelly
Willam Jones
Mt. Carmel
Wilkesbarre
Wilson
United Mine Workers’ Advisory Board
Shamokin
Mary Boyle
Daniel Boyle
Beaver Meadow
Villa Maria Convent
West Chester
Remains of Mrs. Lawrence Farley Laid From Milnesville Church
The funeral for Mrs. Lawrence Farley was held at St. Ann's church with a requiem mass by Rev. H. L. McMenamin of Colorado Springs, assisted by Rev. Fallihee and Rev. Fleming. The service drew the largest local attendance in years despite bad weather.
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Lawrence Farley
Milnesville
St. Ann’s Church
H. L. McMenamin
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Fallihee
Fleming
Freeland
Allentown Fair
State Bureau of Mines
The
Tribune
James E. Roderick
Department
Tigers Park
Crescents
Good Wills
John Stas
St. John’s Slavonian Church
Olyphant
Favorite Remedy After He Employed Five Doctors and Meds
Chas. Orion Stloh, attorney and notary public, with a long list of associates and offices in Freeland and White Haven. The fragment mentions legal services, fire insurance, conveyancing, piano agency, and a dentist, all under various addresses and signs. This OCR snippet shows a busy legal business card page with multiple professionals and ads.
Y M C A Bible Class and Sunday Service Notice
Y M C A announces Sunday service at 3 15 PM led by Rev J B Kerschner with invitation to all. Miss Meyer of Hazleton led Tuesday Bible classes for 32 boys, encouraging participation. Sabbath school teachers and others are invited to plan Monday at 7 30 PM at Y M C A rooms for master’s work.
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J. B. Kerschner
Miss Meyer
Hazleton
BR. E. Meyer
The
Electric Light Company
Ferry Birth Announced for Mr and Mrs Tantal Ferry
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Tantal Ferry of North Central Street. The pr婚ented name Tee cream all iaver) is noted as the newborn at Morkt's.
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Tantal Ferry
North Centra Street
Morkt's
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State Normal School
East Stroudsburg, PA
Delaware Water Gap
Mt. Pocono
Tully
Rhy Oller School
Uke
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Aple, A. Buckley
Justice OF the Peace
Tribune Building
Main Street
Wm. Wehrman
Wwatchmakler
Centre Street
Geo. H. Hartman
Central Hotel
Boyle
Freeh Freeland Beer
Centre Atrect
Laubach
Vienna
Depierro - Bros
Centre
Gibson
Dougherty
Kaufer Club
Rosenbluth
Mamot
Hennessy
Curry’s
Ed. Curry
South Centre Street
T. Gampbell
CSV Ald
Minnesota
WN. W. Cor
Front
Misceli
NUE
Bridget McGetrick
Ellen Boyle
Court of Common Pleas
Luzerne
Drueviste
St. Ann's Church
Missen
Katie Gooppert
Mary R. Stewart
Charles Branch
Lehighton
Foster Township
Woodside
Union Heroes
Drifton
Eckley
BE. J. Sweeney
Miss Grace
Boston
Ella Scott
Walnut Street
Mary McGill
A. Oswald
David Kennedy
Patrick Kiely
North Pownal
Vie
David Kenedy
Rondout
N. Y
David Kennedy Paverite Renedy
David Keeunedy
Alabatale Bright
Taldress
Orion Stloh
Ny Notary Public
Tomas Lands
Birk Ties Ok
Ghee McLauuilin
Brennan's Buailélng
R J. O'Donnell
Campbell Bullding
Kane Maliding
Joan J. Meobruarty
McMenamin Building
N. Malby
Birkbeck's
Birkbeck
B. Hayes
Washington Street
Alsi
Hamilton
Iro
York City
Hess
Gentes Street
Oo Ree
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