Military coordination creates two depots and eleven distribution stations
General Hastings organized a regional supply system with two main depots at the Pennsylvania freight and Baltimore and Ohio depots and eleven district stations manned by lieutenants and sergeants. Officers include Hastings, Hudson, Gray, Paxson, and Silliman. Major Spangler to oversee commissary funds. Majors Horn and Singer directing depots under district commanders across Johnstown and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hastings
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Geveral
Spangler
Bean
United States Regular Army
National Guard
Military Board
Harrisburg
Adjutant General's Office
Albro
Brown
Horn
Singer
City
Mercer
Prospect Hill
Millville
Richardson
East Conemaugh
Koons
Franklin Boronch
Meram
South Fork
Cox
Johnstown Borough
Baker
Kern- Ville
Grubbtown
Curtis
The
Star
Conema
Williams
Cooperdale
Nichols
Sarrson
Cambria Iron Company Eyes Rebuilding and Full Operations
Johnstown June 11 The Cambria works employ about 200 men now with more to join daily. Departments active include machine shop blacksmith and roof shops boiler shop roll turning and pattern making. General Manager Fulton says all departments total about 5 000 workers will be at full force by month end. Flood damage limited to the railroad embankment end furnaces untouched. Blooming mill ready to run once rail connections exist with Pennsylvania Railroad soon linking to Baltimore and Ohio. Three rolling rails to Gautier department will be handed over for shaping machines and other lines including wire and agricultural implements. Vice President Stackhouse notes Gautier Works location and rebuilding timing undecided but set to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Cambria Works
Fulton Esys
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cambria Company
Gautier Department
Stackhouse
The
Cambris
Gautier
Smrrsox
Water supply details from Cambria City inspection
A State Board of Health inspector will visit Cambria City tomorrow morning to check the water supply. Officials Let, Pree, and Probst traveled to Bee Managh Valley for a brief inspection route toward Morrellville to evaluate the Beemanagh Valley water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahnstown
Bracvc
State Board of Health
Nt Cambria City
Pree
Probst
Beemanagh Valley
Eauine
Morrellville
Water supply and cleanup efforts in Conemaugh Valley towns
The St Clair reservoir supplies surrounding towns with fresh water said to be pure from the mountains. Dr Free notes no widespread illness in Cambria City aside from tonsillitis bronchitis and meanies linked to exposure. Morrellville burns Gre wood as cleanup continues and fences lumber are ordered to be piled for quick disposal. Dr Johnson reports the valley cleaned up and search for more dead bodies continues. Morrellville hospital closes for lack of patients with two pneumonia deaths recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Free
Porch
Cambria City
Morrellville
State Board
Johnson
Ninevah
Conemaugh Valley
Isnael
Hunger for orphans swells as city canvass fails
Jonsstown on June 11 reports a strong demand for orphan adoptions. Many letters offering funds to cover costs go unanswered as no orphans are found. The piece notes broad efforts to place children and warns readers about fake photo ticket offers and seasonal sales in local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonsstown
New Express Train to New York and New B and O Schedule
Anheuser beer offerings listed with case and pint sizes including quarts and pints, plus cask options. Scuvantz Burzienavusex Co. at 100 and 102 Market St. corner First age. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adds a daily express train from Pittsburg at 6 PM arriving Philadelphia at 7:45 and New York at 10:45 with Pullman palace sleeping cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlite
Milwaukee
Pilaner
Schuetz, Renziehausex & Co
Market St
Cor
First Ave
Anheuser-Busch St
Pittsburg
Philadel
New York
Local Ads and Notices Mixed in Fragmented Page
Scattered items include sale pitches for Havana cigars courtside chairs and English wool textiles. Mentions Brearley Street addresses, marriage licenses granted yesterday, and scattered names like Grubbs Mansfield and Keesport.
Marriage and death notices from Emsworth and nearby towns
A collection of 1889 notices including marriages at Emsworth and Clearfield and several obituaries. Entries note Robert McD. Srescer and Elisabeth Hilands wed at the bride’s mother’s home in Emsworth, and W. H. Denlinger to Nas McLaughlin at Clearfield. Funeral details for multiple individuals are listed with dates, residences, and family invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer—Hilands
Emsworth
H. C. Ferguson
Robert McD. Srescer
Elisabeth Hilands
Clothing value and stable pricing promised in ads
The notice promotes dependable clothing with steady prices and long service. It highlights odd lots at lower prices, thin goods, full supply, pleasing prices, and tailoring to order with 1 000 styles of goods.
Millinery Department Offers Wide Range At Bargain Prices
The store promotes its millinery section noting a large stock of untrimmed hats and bonnets in various styles and trims. Trimmed hats priced from 5 to 29 dollars, with specific items such as Toques and Tennis Ribbon trimmed Sailors, plus ribbons and sashes offered at substantial discounts including several lots under half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gen. Hastings
HIS Corps OF Workers
Rynow
Joussions
Hastings
J. B. Scott
Chamber of Commerce
William Flinn
Aad
D. B H. Hastings
Thomas J. Hudson
MN. G. P
William Iain George C. Hamilton
Eighteenth Bureau of Information
John L Rogers
Henry B. Paxson
Accounting Department
J. B. Gray
Surgeon General's Department
J. B. Silliman
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Cambria Iron Company
Pero
Fripay
Smithfield Street
Imperial Amontillendo
G. W. Schmidt
Fifth Ave
Fauntleroy
Jos, Honge & Co
Penn Avenue
Oar
Songeets
Hathorn
Bi Buale
Lta
J. Fear
Eo Horxs & Co
Mwfsu Huevus & Hacer
Pearson
India
Mwr
Irs
P. CG. Schoeneck
Liberty Street
Jos. Eichbaum
Fifth Avenue
MWFSU
Havers & Hacker
Hood & Oo
Apothecariea
Lowell
Mass
Apollinaris
New
Ip. W
Jaiawe
Menesa
Sik
Jersey
Bionse
Monda
Assis Peataete
Schoen Ece
Havana Key West
Eee
Schmidt
Mansfield
Ldlewood
cKeesport leHeesport
MLK Warp
Henriritas
J. R. Anderson
T. M. Gatimer
Federal St
Allegheny, Pa
Uwren
P. C. Schoeneck
Liberty ST
Jewell
Jos
Elise Irwin
Erin and
Webster Avenues
Thursdat
Kansas City
Cooll
Charles Col 1
Lnte
McDonald Street
East End
Cunningham
Frasier
Otine
Beaver
Davie—Moony
Jane
Etd Fu
Pavan Davis
Clinton Row
Thirty-third Ward
Farley
Mabirete
Oliver Herbert Facey
James P
Fariay
Mullen
Irwin Avenue
Allegheny
Slaughterebeck
Green Garden
Suai Amas
UT. C. Sle
North Avenues
Une
Atlantic City
N. J
I.m. Gautan
Seapek
Wilke
Boston Novelty Store
Wood St
Gladstone
Shanees
Tadley
Dolla
China Limb Dolls
Cay Bo
Eecarnes Seeders
H. G. Hayden & CO
Jed-Weu
Smith Street
Keech’s
Cash and Credit House
Penn Ave
Ninth Street
Jelarwr
Moen
Jet-Wren
Wood Street
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
Cass Snk Sebaente
UM Penn Avenue
James M. Fullerton
Steeer
Telephone
Ona
Owen
A. M
J. B. Murdoch
de Luwr
Pteteruas TF
Aseeta
Insurance Co
No America
Edifards & Brenney, Ag
Vattaburg
Pfeifer
Allegheny Steam Laundry
Smithfeld Street
Core Street
Federal Street
Alleghe-naaphone
Beaver Avenue
Boley
Uae
We. Hite
Peakatbois
Fleishman & Co’s
Pittsburg, PA
Tsac
Morris H. Danziger
Sixth ST
Enim
Ag Sboye
Aden
Thase
Hopper Bros. & CO
Bet
Aves
Davis Sewing Machine
Wm, Semple’s
Lawesn
Challis
Chidran' Bisek
SAM Pth
Hederal Street
Alleg
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