Camp Thomas Camp Life and Sham Battle Report
Life at Camp Thomas near Chickamauga remains monotonous with high prices from sutlers and steady rations. The regiment inspects and condemns old N. G. P. gear, gains new U.S. equipment, and plans a healthier park location. Field sham battles, muster, and hospital reports fill the week as troops recover and await paymaster visits.
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Camp Thomas
John Gorman
William Colbaugh
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U.S
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Wiley
Covington
Clawson
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Leiter
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James Evans
Indiana
Fall Proves Fatal for Green Township Farmer
Mr. Robert A. Lydie a 70 year old farmer from Green Township near Taylossville fell from a hay wagon on Thursday sustaining a chest injury. Doctors found internal damage and a fatal rupture of the pleura caused air to fill the body with swelling leading to death by strangulation on Saturday. He leaves a wife and three children Mrs W T Price Mrs John Siverd Mrs Hol ONeil. Funeral services were held at his home and he was buried in the church graveyard.
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Robert A. Lydie
Green Township
Taylossville
Lydie
H. L. McCullough
J. M. Torrence
Meldren Pierce
Abraham Pierce
Canoe Township
Claire McFarland
Robert McFarland
Mr. Pierce
Flora
Young Pierce
McFarland
Pierce
Isaac Luther
West Wheat
Field Township
Samuel Hess
Brushvalley
John Keppert
North Mahoning Township
Family Feud Ends in Shot Wound at Homer City
A Thursday quarrel between Clinton Buchanan and rival John Wallace led to Wallace firing a loaded shotgun. Buchanan was hit once in the breast by slugs but survived, with the two men previously entangled in a custody dispute over a child.
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Joln Wallace
Clinton Buchanan
Buchanan
Wallace
A lively pigeon shoot near town concludes in a tie
Six Indiana marksmen competed in a lively Wednesday pigeon shoot. RK W Webble and Delos Herrick tied after the initial round, with scores and distances listed for each contestant. Nearby, Mrs Charles Meade of neat Philadelphia street fell at home Saturday, suffering serious head injuries after losing balance and collapsing while alone. she has long been an invalid with paralysis.
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RK. W.webble
Delos Herrick
William Thomas
Delos Hetrick
Elmer Allison
W. Wehrie
Harry Yuckenbur
Ed Vogel
Charles Meade
Philadelphia
Slight Fire at Penn Run Damages Greenville Flour Mill
Greenville Flouring Mills owned by G. E. Frantz were slightly damaged by fire Friday afternoon. The blaze began in the engine room and was extinguished before much damage occurred. The mill was not forced to stop operations.
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Greenville
G.E. Frantz
Dixonville Man Injured in Log Hauling Accident Near Nola
Mr Findley Barr of Dixonville suffers a severe accident while working on a log job near Nola last week. A rolling log struck him breaking his right leg above the knee and fracturing five ribs. He is reported to be seriously injured and is receiving care.
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Dixonville
Nola
Will Telovet
Sabbath School Picnic At Blacklick On Aug 11
Sabbath school of the M E church plans a picnic at Blacklick on Thursday August 11. Regular Sabbath school sessions will be suspended for two weeks with next Sabbath and the following off.
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Blacklick
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D. M. Kinter
Jesus
S. A. Hughes
Grove City
Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
Bethel
H. M. Clarke
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Twin Babies Die in Bolivar Family Tragedy
Mr and Mrs Herbert France of Bolivar mourn the loss of twin infants who died within weeks of birth. One died on Monday and the other the following day. A reunion is planned at Marion Center on Friday August 26.
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Herbert France
Bolivar
St. Claire
Marion Center
Men to Serve in Court for September Term
Jury Commissioner J Scott McGaughey of Ambrose and L B Kinsey of Armagh drew jurymen for the September term. The list is published in this week's Progress.
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Ambrose
L. B. Kinsey
Armagh
Soldiers Reunion and Picnic at Indiana County Fairgrounds
The twelfth annual soldiers reunion and picnic plus Grand Army Day will be at the Indiana county fairgrounds on Thursday August 25 1898. All soldiers families and friends are invited to attend a basket picnic with provisions or lunch sold on grounds. A Soldiers Organization business meeting is at 7 30 p.m. Soldiers will form a parade line at 10 a.m. and march to the grounds. Warns Eier president Joan H Hint secretary.
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Fair Grounds
Indiana
Indiana County
Eier
Pickpocket Robs Elderly Man at Idlewild Picnic
An aged Plumville resident, Henry Weaver, lost a purse containing $81 in bills and $48 in notes to a pickpocket amid a crowd boarding a train after the United Presbyterian picnic at Idlewild. The thief slipped away as alarms were raised. County officials inspected a new bridge over Little Mahoning creek at Georgeville while Miss Annie Klingensmith plans to teach in South Dakota next winter. County Treasurer Phil M. Sutton completed tax collections totaling $4,673.30 as another house construction proceeds.
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Edlewild
Idlewild
United Presbyterian
Henry Weaver
Phil M. Sutton
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