Mount Gretna Camp Opens as Pennsylvanial Guards Rally
The Pennsylvania National Guard's Third Brigade, led by Major General Charles Miller, stages at Mt Gretna with about 11 000 men from regiments including the Thirteenth and Second brigades. Camp features uniform tents, brigade reviews, bands, and inspections as Governor Stone visits and Misses Miles accompany General Miles.
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Mt. Gretna
Colebrook
Hich
Pennsylvania
Bauer
Thirteenth Regiment
Mijor Millar
Millar
General Miles Visits Camp Hawkins in Mt Gretna
General Nelson A Miles arrived at Camp Hawkins with his wife and son. Adjutant General Stewart met the party and escorted them to division headquarters. A salute marked the arrival, followed by a review of the National Guard division. They departed for Washington in the late afternoon amid heat and dust discomfort.
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Scranton
Allentown
Lehigh Valley
Easton
Lebanon
Mt. Gretna
Bauers
Thirteenth Regiment
Elmer Berry
Frewont Stokes
Company FL
Gobin
Mt. Gretnadust
Colon Atres
Miles
Albert Davie
Misses Miles
Morpheus
Atherton
Pritchard
John P. Toohey
Nelson A. Miles
Camp Hawkins
Btone
Stewart
Pour
Fred
Governor Stone
Miller
National Guard
Washington
Soldiers Return From Camp Hawking In Painful Parade
Troops from Company FF and other units arrived at Camp Hawking after a grueling trip to Mount Gretna. Soldiers bore blistered hands and aching shoulders from hard drills while relatives struggled to recognize their kin amid the muddy camp routines.
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Peng
Erie
Suthorn
Hawking
Mount Gretna
Harbers Maguire
Lowle
Wawkins
Pennsylvania
Company K
K Street
Bone
McDermott
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Havana
Cubs
Industrial Jottings Make Up of the D L and W Board
The D L and W board for today lists schedules for Wild Cats South and North with times from 6 00 p m to 7 am and includes passenger engine entries and notes on various crews such as Hallett Maller Bartholomew Peckina and McLane. The document records shifts for Pushers and Summits and cites multiple names for tomorrow’s service.
Unclear OCR sports schedule fragment impacts results
Fragmentary text shows a sequence of times and names such as Gerrits Kingsley and Larin, with scattered references to Michigan and a place of John Cato. The OCR lacks coherent structure and full context to determine an event or outcome.
Dodge coal storage plants planned for Hampton mines
Land cleared and foundations laid for two Dodge coal storage plants with total capacity of 100000 tons to serve Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. Operation by Philadelphia men denied. Super structure transit arrived and set to begin this week.
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Hampton Mines
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Dodge
Philadelphia
Delaware and Hudson to Acquire Weston Mill for Freight Depot
Rumor says the Delaware and Hudson company will buy the Weston Mill property near the Lickawanna avenue station and convert it into a general freight depot, replacing depots at Bridge and Vine streets. Weston Real Estate Agent and A W Dickson were unavailable for comment on the sale. The mill property is among the city’s most valuable assets and well placed for railroad freight use.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Weston Mill
Lickawanna Avenue
Ait Bridge
Vine Streets
Weston
A. W. Dickson
Manaager
Weston Mill Company
Oxford breaker to begin operations after new build
Operations are expected to start soon at the Oxford breaker built by Mears & Poland. Fuller Coal Co plans a culm washery near Mt. Pleasant dumps to wash dust into abandoned mine workings.
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Oxford
Mears & Poland
Fuller Coal Company
Mt. Pleasant
BE. G. Russell
J. M. Daly
J. T. Canfield
Bangor and Portland
Lackawanna Railroad
Nicholson
No. M
Trafic
Duryea
Scranton Railway Company
Extraordinary Shoe and Oxford Sale Brightens Store
An extraordinary sale offers 350 pairs of ladies shoes and oxfords including Southern Ties in russet and black with narrow lasts in A to D widths. Sizes range nearly regular from 244 to 7, with original value $2.50, now selling for 8c.
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Oxfords
Russia
Ofc
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