Big Parade Postponed and Camp Alger Milk Poisoning Investigated
The Washington parade, set for next Saturday, is postponed a week after General Graham and division commanders decide on a practice march before the presidential review. Lt. Murphy and Privates Morgan and Lent of Company H were poisoned by milk from a Dunn Loring sutler. two children also sickened. Officials move Camp Alger to a new site, with Secretary Alger directing the relocation as Pennsylvania troops may head to Mt Gretna or another northern camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murphy
Clarence Morgan
Charles M. Lent
War Department
Mt. Gretna
Camp Alger
Dion Loring
Washington
Graham
Dunn Loring
Company H
Murphy
Dunn Loring Ptanl
Major Keller
Blanchard
Girard
Fort Myer
Aleer
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Moore
Heistand
Dr. Smart
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gaetoa
Middletown
Pennayl- Vani
Smart
Alger
Dunn Lor- TR
Thirteenth
Cokery
Company G
Division
Kelper
McCausland
Joseph KH. Barney
Charlies
F. Gessell
D. B. Tingley
Fellows
John M. Thro
Charles E. Lange
Miles’ Band
Smith
William Burns
Llewellyn Morgans
Charles M. Clarke
David Frane
Foon, Tingley and Jones
Franklin
Tewksbury
Murviclan Barnes
Medward Phillips
Floyd Hagletine
Jay
Cobb
David B. Trivis
John T. Colkely
Lewis Reese
Peter Zang, Jr
Herrington
David J. Davis
Berry and
Huff
Tynhold
Burkhouge
Inglis
Gobin
Foote
Crisman
William Preeman
T. J. Duffy
Echoes of the War and Local Civilian Funeral in Larksville
The Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers are demoralized after back and forth orders at Chickamauga. Officers discuss a riot act remedy to restore duty. Funeral services were held for William F. Thomas of Larksville, a Ninth regiment volunteer, who died of typhoid fever at Chickamauga. The Larkeville lodge and churches hosted a large assembly with flags and a patriotic atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Chickamauge
Tissville
Rollels
Wade
Culver
Willam F. Thomas
Larksville
Ninth Regiment
Chickamauga
Larksville Methodist Episcopal Church
Larke- Ville
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Mr. Snyder
J. J. Watker
Tuserne Borough
In Favor of the Smiths
Prothonotary Copeland received yesterday from Judge Purdy an opinion on the exceptions in the equity suit of Joseph Fellows against Cornelius Smith and J Stanley Smith. The opinion dismisses the exceptions and finds no reason to change findings of fact or legal conclusions. The exceptions were to the adjudication in favor of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Purdy
Honesdale
Joseph Fellows
Cornelius Smith
J. Stanley Smith
Baseball scores from multiple leagues reported
National League game in Philadelphia edged Cleveland 1 to 0. In the first game Boeton beat Louis 8 to 4, and in the second Louis defeated Boeton 4 to 1. Eastern League shows Toronto beating Springfield and Buffalo 7 to 0, and Syracuse 0 over Ottawa 0. Atlantic League listings include Lancaster 7 over Blehmoend 2, Norfolk over Reading 2 to 1, and Hartford over Newark Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boeton
Louis
Wittsburg-Washington
Toronto
Springfeld
Buffalo
Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Ottawa
Wilkes- Barre
Montreal-Providence
Lancaster
Blehmoend
Norfolk
Allentown
Reading
Hartford
Newark-Paterson
Local baseball challenges fill summer schedule
The Maroons challenge the Walla Wats at Minooks grounds on August 7. The Dignified baseball club of Aren bald challenges the Burehkas of Provi Jones to a game at Arehbad grounds this week with a return match hoped. T. J. Burke of The Active Providence challenges the Browns to play August 5 at Driving Park. J. Lynch of The Actives seeks a game with the Crickets of Jessup on Sunday August 7 at their ground. The West Side Browns and the Taylor teds meet this afternoon at 4 at the Browns ground. The Westside Browns accept a game with the Fairekaa for August 7 and grounds preference is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maroons
Walla Wats
Minooks
Jobin
Manaster
Arenbald
Burehkas
Provi- Jones
Arehbad
T. J. Burke
Providence
Browns
J. Lynch
Jessup
West Bile Brown
Taylor Teds
Westside Browns
Fairekaa
E. ‘Tierney
Engineers Set to Leave Camp Townsend for Porto Rico
A correspondent reports the First Regiment of Volunteer Engineers will depart from Camp Townsend Peekskill on Wednesday if orders stand. The unit drills included gabions suspension bridges and pontoon construction as pay arrives and rifle practice proceeds. Private Hartnett dies of pneumonia. Troy soldiers escort remains home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Townsend
Yeekskill
Porto Rico
A. E. Vorbis
The
Tribune
Peekskill
N. Y
Boahook Landing
Griffin
Washington
Scranton
Rockford
Miller
Corporal Miller
Nockford
John Hartnett
Company L
Troy
Hartnett
Smith
George Butterfield
New York City
James Connery
Jim
Spur
K. Thomas Morrin
Company H
South Ride
Bath House
al Barts
Evan F. Davis
Evan
Wellington Woodhull
Fred Woodhull
Green Ridge E
Loughney
Company I
Guard Encounter and Frontline Farewells Near Camp Sandy Hook
A sentry halted an unfamiliar officer who approached without a countersign at night, warning of a possible death in camp. The 200 yard range results show 16 of 26 Philadelphia recruits from Captain Filllcot’s Company D earned non com stripes. Rumors say the regiment may delay movement this week, dampening spirits until transport nears Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loughney
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Filllcot
Sandy Hook
A. EB. Vorhis
Alderman Kasson Aids Case In German Langauge
Alderman Kasson, noted linguist, presided as judge in a case involving Ferdinand Spitzer of 826 Elm Street and Max Zoeller. Zoeller faced charges of throwing stones at Mrs. Spitzer and her child and making threats. He was held for court in 500 bail with Gottlob Mundt as bondsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasson
Ferdinand Spitzer
Elm Street
Max Zoeller
Zoeller
Grand circuit races postponed in Columbus Ohio
The grand circuit races at Columbus Ohio were postponed today due to an unspecified cause. Officials cited weather or track conditions as potential factors influencing the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Alia
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ROYAL
Chas
Kellerman
A.B. Vorhia
Alderman Kasson
J.C. Prieese
Brooklyn
Brentr Tavatvest
Wren
Porran
Ueston
Daby
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Holmes
Chas. du P. Swift
Gen. M. Hallstead
Swift
van Buskirk
Hallstead & CO
Connell Building
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Scranton, PA
Mooale
Nashdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Washington Ave
Gillette Brothers
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna
Mahon & Densten
Board of Trade Bldg
James Milton
J.C. Densten
Indianapolis
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Morgan
Scranton, Pagoo West Lackawanni
S Avenue
Max Weber
Penn Avenue
Ecraston
Hicharason-Boynton
Myer
Lackawanna Avenue
BIG Clearing Shoe Sale
Myer Davidow
N. B
Florey & Brooks
Ava
Court House
Pilsner
Serena
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