Christmas Church Services and Meetings Across Town
Sunday services feature sermon series on the Lord's Prayer and a focus on preparedness with warnings against false signs. Church events include Sunday School board meetings, midweek prayer, praise, and a large Christmas program with Chantry music and cloister service.
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Sunday School
C. E
C. E. Society
St Pau's
Mr. Grinton
Wilson
New York
McKinley
Mgr. Grinton
Epworth League
Woman’s Home
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies
Samuel W. Graffin
Social Service
L. D. Tyler
First Congregational
Christian Endeavor Social
Chiss
Edlgin RK. Carter
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Syria
Baraca
Radeker
Chamber Commerce
Gar
Excelsior Hook and Ladder Company
Cornelis Marvin Dillabough Wising
Mt. Carmel Church
Father Chrysostom
Holy Name Society
North Congregational
Tom Keenan
Lackawanna
North Street
Chas. W. Shelton
D. D
Congregational Conference
Wil
Neighber
St John A. M. E. Zion Church
John Warner
L. G. Mason
Mason
Richard Brown
Edward Brown
Peter Warner
Isaac Hasronck
Florence Wright
Medical organization most complete in history of army
San Antonio reports the U S Army has built the most complete medical system to serve 156 000 troops at border points and in Mexico. Five base hospitals eight camp hospitals and four cantonment and field hospitals provide about 4 500 beds with full medical and surgical facilities. A hospital train of ten Pullman cars is ready to move patients to base and general hospitals as needed. Base hospitals are stationed at Fort Sam Houston Fort Billings Brownsville Eagle Pass and Nogales with feeder camp hospitals in Laredo Del Rio and more placements listed.
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San Antonio
United States Army
Stexico
Bort
Columbus
Mexico
Fes
Feld
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
DL G
Gene and Navy Hospital
Ho. Springs
Ark
Lettimany Hospital
San Francisco
Fort McPherson
Autthorpe
Glin Harrison
Medical Corps
Powen
Fort Sant Houston
Fort Bills
Brownsville
Eagle Pass
Nogales
Laredo
del Rio
Well Organized Gangs of Thieves Operating Near Here
News notes a rise in freight thefts as well organized gangs operate nationwide. Detectives chase culprits while railroads lose goods and suffer moral pressure from stolen items sold cheaply. Individuals in power and the public face scrutiny over handling stolen merchandise and securing justice.
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Eric Devee
William Kane
Gsue
Border camp hospitals reform cut disease among guard units
Marfa and other bases show bed counts from 150 to 206 as frontier troops receive improved medical care. Since the border call the system of base and camp hospitals expanded with redoubled sanitation, reducing deaths from infectious disease. only a handful occurred, with typhoid no longer a major threat to Mexican border troops.
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Marfa
Deming
Douglas
Lianne Grande
McAden
Fort Clark
Fort Sam
Houston
Fort Bliss
Laredo
National Guard
Une
Typhoid cases among troops during border patrol and 1895 war
The report notes 21 typhoid cases among 21,000 National Guard members with no deaths, while 42,000 regulars had zero cases on the Pershing border patrol. By contrast the 1895 Spanish American War era saw 21,060 typhoid cases among 217,090 regulars and volunteers, with deaths occurring.
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Ber
National Guard
Mexico
Pershing
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First Baptist Church
South Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Woman’s Guild
Charles W. Shelton
Charlies E. Burton
Hotel Continental
Broadway
41St Street
New York City
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Cady Dental Office
Middletown
N.Y
Nis
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Erie
Elmer H. Lemon
Watts, Oakes & Bright
Surregate’s Court
Monticello
Orange Corn Trust Company
Walter Cogswell
Wurtsboro
Bloomingburg
Bloomingburs
M. B. Church
Woodmen’s Hall
Kingston
Elbert N. Oakes
Waits, Oakes & Bright
William J. Wood
GO & W. Tailway Company
Christmas Club
Merchants Bank
Bell-Ans
Mentley’s
H. F. Mentley
James and West Main
Post Office
E. W. van Duzer Furniture Co
Santa Claus
40 North
E.w.van Duzer Furniture Co
N. Y
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