CITY NOTES TEA AID FOR PROPRINTER THOMAS HAY
City notes report Thomas J Hay, hotelman of Helenso, taking charge of United States hotel on avenue MEETING TONIGHT Habrow Lavies Kole society hosts a ree ler meeting at 7.9 pm at Mrs J R Cohen home. Final reform effort from Thirteenth regiment discussed. patrolman Kore Woe’s condition improved. a number of society events and local items follow.
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Thomas J. Haydon
Hieeeelon
United States
Tondiht
Habrow Lavies Kole Society
J. RK. Cohen
Donations to St Patrick’s from June supporters
The Bt Pattick's Or rhon serium directors report June donations from many friends and organizations including St. Looe Battalion Columbus council Ancient Order Hibernians Division No 1 and Younes Men's Institute. Names listed include Re ftev M J Hoban D D Very Itew Fa A Garver Vo GG and Mrs J J O'Revie among others.
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ST. Patrick's
Bt Pattick
Orrhon Serium
Roy
J. BR. Whelan
Re Ftev
M. J. Hoban
D.D. Very Itew
Fa A Garver
Vo GG
A. Toohey
Mre
Mre. Td, M. Reilly, Caser Brow, Piva Hoffmeyer
J. J. O'Revie
Zeidlers Bakery
Mr. W. Fowler
Mie
Tin Murphy
Mies Garrett Mist Kittle Trealey
St. Looe Battalion
Mie Martineti
Mary Hickey
M. J. Pickten
Min M. Donoveh
Mise Doyle
Montrose
Mine
Durkin
Columbus Council
Younes Men's Institute
Boul Servnton
Ancient Order
Hibernians
Aerantan
Clarke Hros
Paes
Mire
M. McGarry
Fire ruins and brave rebuilding plans after Jones Brothers loss
Many viewed the ruins of Tuesday afternoon's fire and expressed surprise at its limited spread. Jones Brothers face an estimated loss of 9000 to 10000 dollars as seven horses burned before officials noted the blaze. No insurance was carried on the property. Mrs Jones said they would rebuild on the same site with a brick building.
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Jones Brothers
Tribune
Strikes Expand as Wilkes-Barre Coal Mine Walkout Grows
About 500 more Lehigh Valley Coal employees joined the Wilkes-Barre strike near Wilkes-Barre yesterday, swelling the total to over 1,760. The company aims to work the Prospect colliery at Midvale, while strikers prepare for intensified action and police deploy to prevent violence. National Organizer Benjamin James is expected to arrive to assist tomorrow.
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Lehigh Valley Cop Company
Wilkes- Hoarte
Midvale
Bie
Kiune
Wilkes-Barre Poliee Fortes
Evers
Hagieton
Writia
Benjamin James
Mine Workers’ Union
Victory Victim in Hinebag Bug Attack on North Main
John Victory of North Main Avenue North Beranton is identified as the latest victim of the “hinebag bug” after being kissed on the porch last night. His face swelled and he felt intense pain within moments. A local store owner, AL Hare of Hare Pres., Findlstle Ohio, recounts his own severe bout with cholera morbus last summer and credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for quick relief and return to work. For sale by druggists and wholesalers Matthew Brow.
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John Victory
North Main Avenue
North Beranton
Oholors
Matthew Brow
Retell Ogte
KLOTZ Birth Announcement in Booth Beranton
In Booth Beranton on July 4 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Klotz of Cedar Avenue.
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Klotz
Booth Beranton
Tee
Mre
John Bt, Kloty
Hit, Cedar Avenue
Reorganization of Board of Health Holds City Meeting
The Board of Health reorganized with Tr. Allen reelected health officer and RB Murray continuing secretary. Dr. Reynolds and Dr. Rodham joined as new members. The meeting in city hall reviewed officer reports on deaths, contagious diseases, and food inspections, and sanctioned drain work on Brewk street and Green Riles plans.
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Tr. Allen
RB. J. Murray
George B. Reynolde
Thomas Rodham
Hour of Wealth
Ensulinggent
Dre
George B. Reynolds
Thomas J. Rodham
Mess
Kelly
O'Malley
Horn
Me Horn
Lie Eherelyry
Dlorase
T. Mars Thiges
Alen
Prock Street
Given Ridge
Wiew
Sears
Cornella
Hoand
Brewk Street
Green Riles
George Horn
Robert Murry
Ti. W. FE. Allen
Muldoon Laid At Rest Funeral in Green Tile
The funeral for Anthony Muldoon was held from his sister Mrs Michiel O Hoyle’s home on Penn Avenue. He was 0 years old and survived by parents and siblings John James Martin Patrick, Barbara Annie Catherine. A solemn high mass followed at St Paul’s Church Green Tile with Rev Father Mart Rey and Rev Father Maylan. Interment at Corandral cemetery. Pallbearers included TB Corestas Michael Kelly Patrick Cotavell John F Langan Phillip Verte and Mickel Welly.
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Anthony MuLdoon
Michiel O' Hoyle
Penn Avenue
John
James
Martin
Patrick
Stephen
Micheal
Boyle
Barbara
Annie
Catherine
St. Paul's Church
Marth Rey
Picthes McManus
Denqun
Pather Maylan Cub
Father Mer Manus
Ae Matthew
Corbandral
TB. Corestas
Michael Kelly
Patrick Cotavell
John F. Langan
Phillip Verte
Mickel Welly
State Teachers Association Delegates Gather for Meeting
Dettysburg hosts the State Teachers Association with leaders including Colonel J A Upsenneris of Philadelphia, President Wilthamapurt, and treasurer Keech. Proceedings outline annual education aims and organizational updates.
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Dettysburg
Asconiathon Teilay Deme Ios Ieebird
al Wilthamapurt
J. A. AL
High School Appointment Hearing Delayed Until Next Meeting
A new meeting of the high and training school committee was held in Superintendent Howell's office to review appointments. Additional testimony was taken about conduct of Principal Philippa and Loomis Miles Potts. The investigation proceedings are not printed yet, forcing postponement of the report until the next session.
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Howell
Philippa
Loomis Miles Potts
Mise Heath
Elocuion
Wis
Fire destroys dwelling in Dunmore district
A single frame dwelling belonging to Michael McIlugh at the terminus of the No 6 branch near the Pennsylvania Coal Company office in Dunmore burned at 1 AM. The occupants escaped with little of their household goods saved.
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Michael Mcllugh
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Dunmore
Mrs Gorlick Drowns In River Accident Near Plymouth
A small boat carrying two women and three children capsized while crossing a river near Plymouth to fetch coal. Mrs Victoria Gorlick and Mrs Julie Cush were in the water. rescuers saved two children and one adult, but Mrs Gorlick disappeared and no trace was found despite a tireless patrol and search through the night.
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Simquehwanna
Plymouth
Victoria
Giortick
Gortick
Julie Cush
Qi Chiiken
Holy
Remains of John J. Culkin Returned Home
The remains of John J. Culkin of this city, who died Tuesday at his sister Mrs. James Purdy’s home in Brooklyn, arrived last night and were taken to Mrs. James P. Maloney’s home at 40% Phelps street. The funeral will be Friday at 9.30 in St. Peter’s cathedral with a requiem mass and interment in Cathedral cemetery. Culkin, about 20 years old, was a member of John Royle O’Reilly council and the Young Men’s Institute. He had traveled to California to visit an aunt, contracted malaria, and died after returning via the southern route.
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John J. Culkin
James Purdy
Brooklyn
N. Y
James P. Maloney
Phelps Street
Maloney
St. Peter's
John Royle Oreilly Council
Youngs Men's Institute
California
Brookisn
Lawyers in Wilkes-Barre Meet State Bar Association
The State Bar association opens in Wilkes-Barre with about six members arriving. Judge Woodward, president judge of Luverne courts, will deliver the welcome address at a reception for visitors. A committee on legal education favors statewide exams by a state board for bar admission.
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Wilkes Iarne
Wikes-Barre
Weemling
Woodward
Luverne Courts
Committee On
Legal Education
New York State
W. Wheaton
Whiteman
George RR. Bedford
John T. Lenihan
Sydney Miner
A. T. Metlintack
PL W. Patemor
Joasoph D. Couns
Lworge
BA. Kulp
Janice Harding
George
Mother who abducted child avoided prosecution
The child kidnapped by Mrs Charles Haydn was taken to Philadelphia and returned by Detective Mair. Adopted parents waive prosecution. the case will be dropped.
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Charles Haydn
Philadelphia
Mair
Popular Punch Cigar Sold At 10 Cents
Pp. PF. & M. T. Howley advertise the Popular Punch cigar from 331 Wyoming Ave. at ten cents each, inviting customers to purchase this inexpensive smoking option.
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M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Simpson Murder Case Under Inquest In Carbondale
Coroner Hoberts and Detec tive Leyshon investigated the scene in Simpson where John Kenney shot and killed his wife Tuesday evening. A post mortem found two bullets from Kenney revolver caused the death, one lodging near the temple and the other entering between the seventh and eighth ribs and piercing a lung. An inquest is set for Alderman Jones' office this evening with witnesses to testify.
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Kenny
Carbondale
Hoberts
Leyshon
Ciee
John Kenney
He Hennessy
Simpson
Roberts
Poet-Morten
Kenney
Esroler
Alderman Jones
Suspect Green Held for Extradition Across States
James R Green, wanted in several states for bunco against farmers, is in Pennsylvania awaiting extradition. Westmoreland and Washington authorities seek him for charges including a $5000 fleece in Walla Walla and a $1000 theft in Greensburg in 1877. Governor Stone and Judge Weiss hear the requisitions before Green is remanded to Washington officials for transfer.
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Harrisburg
James R. Green
Illinois
Fate Mer
Weetmoreland
Creen
Greenshure
Stone
Green
Westmoreland County
Washington
Walla Walla
Westmoreland
Executive Department
Sellers
State of Washington
Weiss
Blane
Windsor Victim Dorothy Wheeler Dies From Hotel Fire Injuries
New York reports Miss Dorothy L F Wheeler 19s died at Saratown after injuries from the Windsor hotel fire of Mare 17. Her mother Mrs G P Wheeler was severely hurt sliding down a rope escape but survived. Both were registered from Milwaukee and taken to Presbyterian hospital.
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New York
Dorothy L. F. Wheeler
Saratown
Windsor Hotel
Wheeler
G. P. Wheeler
Milwaukee
Miss Wheeler
Tin Plate Workers Wage Scale Talks Set in Chicago
Fittahburg Pa July 6 another conference of tin plate workers wage scale arranged to be held in Chicago Friday July 7 by committees of the Amalgamated Association and the American Tin Plate company. The scale committee has discretionary power but urges insistence on a 20 percent advance rejected at the Inez joint conference. Officials express confidence of a settlement this week and expect factories nationwide to resume operation next Monday.
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Fittahburg
Chicago
Amalgamated Dissociation
American Tin Plate Company
Inez
William Ft. Spoller
Amalgamated Association
Michigan Supreme Court Decision on McLeod Law
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled on the McLeod law challenge concerning the Detroit street railway system. The decision involves the validity of the McLeod law and the ouster of Governor and commissioners, with the Detroit street railway commission’s authority in question and municipal ownership proposed.
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Lansing
Mich
Dbaroll Etregt
Detroit
Detroit Spree
Plagree
Protecting Stogies Headline From Wheeling Case
In U S v Henit court Judge Colt ruled stogies bearing the name Wheeling or Wheeling Stogies could not be manufactured in Hoxton or Clawewhere at less than one Wheeling West Virginia and sold as Wheeling Stogies. The decision follows a suit brought by a West Virginia entity.
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Boston
United States
Colt
Wheeling
Hoxton
W. Va
Young man held for robbery in Philadelphia
A man calling himself Charles V. Le Trit and claiming ties to a New York family was held at the Central Police Court in Philadelphia for a further hearing on the charge of robbing Mabel Pendleton.
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Philadelphia
Charles V. le Trit
New York
Hell
Central Poallee
Teharge
Mabel Pendelton
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