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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1898

Page

3

Enthusiastic farewell as Company F departs Indiana county

Three thousand people cheered Captain W. M. Mann and Company F as they left for Mt Gretna. The parade stretched along Philadelphia street with flags, bands, and schoolchildren. J. Blair and other officials spoke. crowds followed to Homer City Blairsville and Johnstown welcomed the troops. Pay scales for National Guard and U.S. service were listed. ads for digestive cordial and bicycles appeared.

W. M. Mann Koya Constitution Company Gretna Armory A. J. Furman Indiana Baptist Church Company F Board of Trade Comet Band Cours House Dows National Guards Philadelphia Court House W. S. Trainer Captain Mahan Philadelphia Street Indiana Age Homer City A. J. Bolar Post Indiana Telford Courtney A. F. Cooper Blairsville Itadiana Captain Smith J. P. Kennedy A. T. Ratledge Indiana County Mt. Gretna Harrisburg P.R.R Lebanos County National Guard Leutenant United States Yup

Opening of Mt Gretna Camp Under Mud and Snow

Mount Gretna Pa April 29 The Pennsylvania militia began its camp under wet canvas and ankle deep mud after snow hail and rain. Governor Hastings Secretary Martin and Adjutant General Stewart visited General Snowden and then returned to Harrisburg. Secretary Alger said the guard will enter U S service with expanded infantry cavalry and artillery but retain its current officers and staff. Major Thompson and Captain Paxton named as mustering officers. Drs Pep per and Foster appointed as army surgeons assistants to conduct physical exams. The piece also includes an advertisement for Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Common Sense Medical Adviser.

Mt. Gretna Hastings Martin Stewart Snowden Warrisburg Alger Glade Mount Gretna Pennsylvania Harrisburg Lebanon Gobin Wiley South Mountain Flarnisuuxe Alger Pennsylvania National Guard United States Service Infantry Thompson Paxton Corbin U.S. A Camp Hastings William Pepper Philadelphia W.S. Foster Pittsburg

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