Forty Fort Men Organize Local Activities And Rebuilds
Christian young men of Forty Fort organize a local group. Mrs. Thomas Grimes, one of Hudson’s oldest residents, appeals for city teachers’ annual institute starting March 3. The anthracite delegation heads to the United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis. Mrs. Samuel Daubert of Drum allegedly dies suddenly. husband and eleven children survive. Wilkes-Barre Lutheran congregation buys land on Waller street to build a church. Mayor Nichols signs ordinance renaming Canal street to Pennsylvania avenue. Plymouth begins fumigation of Lewis Hill infected area to curb smallpox. An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Jones of Plymouth dies at emergency hospital of paralysis following smallpox. Robbers rob Rev. H. Welles of Forty Port, taking silverware and items. Coroner’s Inquest on Mrs. Ellen Price finds she refused aid from the poor. Beaver rock colliery miners refuse wages for first half of January due to Taw. Miner-Hillard Siting Co. at Miners Mills narrowly escapes destruction by fire. $300 damage. Joseph Biggs of Ashley dies after months of lung trouble. horse-related injury noted. William Gillis, 42, owner of South Main Street grocery in Wilkes-Barre, dies suddenly. work on projects to finish soon and submit to government board. Congressman Palmer continues work on rapid progress.
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Itmeir
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lewis Hill
Plymouth
Joh B. Jones
Mergency
HH. Welles
Forty Port
Ellen Price
Beaver
Rock
St Dodson Company
Jantay
South Main
Stetets Wienbarre
Gover
Palmer Iitung
United States backs Cuban self rule as Wood predicts peace
General Wood endorses Cuban ability to govern its own affairs and foresees no trouble, violence, or disorder ahead. He notes steady reconstruction, calm political climate, and favorable trade relations with the United States. He says capital should not fear future conditions in Cuba.
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Ringtown Valley
Hazleton
Giber
Memorial Hall
Wilkesbarre
United States
General Wood
Cuba
Anil
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Hats and Men's Furnishings Sale Opens Monday
A bold sale aims to clear first class goods before spring purchases. The shop emphasizes superior quality at low cost, with many items still available though limited. The offer is said to be the most remarkable value yet, and the duration depends on customer response.
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