New Camp Site Chosen Near Bull Run for Thirteenth Division
Camp Alger Dunn Loring Va August reports say Thoroughfare Gap near Bull Run on Occoquan Creek is selected as the new camping ground for the First Division Second Army Corps. The Thirteenth Brigade moves late week with paymaster arrivals, band updates and health orders issued as troops prepare.
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Eighth
Pennsylvania
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Uncle Sam
Thirteenth
Tattoo
Merrifield
Virginia
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Murphy
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Brentaville
Paul And The Power Of Genuine Christianity In Ephesus
A sermon traces how true Christianity defeats evil by living Christlike lives. It contrasts Paul’s mighty influence with unregenerate leaders who misuse Jesus name, ending that while nominal faith fails, real devotion can shake idol worship and pull down pagan power.
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Christ
Ephesus
Diana
Paul
Man
Beeva
Hell
Jesus
Europe
Apostle Paul
Sermon Emphasizes God’s Favor in War Time Address
Rev. Dr. H. C. McDermott of Oneonta preached at Elm Park church with John T. Watkins leading the choristerry and bass solo. He urged national unity, divine providence, and a Christian mission in the war against Spain, urging adherence to the old path of the cross and warning against socialists and anarchists.
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H. C. McDermott
Oneonta
Chenango
Elm Park Church
John T. Watkins
F. P. Price
McDermott
Spain
Newton
Boston
Washington
God
America
Jesus
Love's Great Sacrifice Leads to Street Walkers Arrests
Maud McAndrew Bertha Williams Margaret Thomas and May Thompson were arrested on Linden street with two young men described as breathers. Evan Evans and David Evans were named on the docket. At arraignment before Mayor Talley the women claimed duty to rescue a intoxicated soldier, while the soldier said he drank with friends. the other three women were fined five dollars or face ten days in jail.
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Maud McAndrew
Bertha Williams
Margaret Thomas
May Thompson
Linden Street
Evan Evans
David Evans
Talley
Lackawanna Avenue
Local church services update in city congregations
No evening service at AL David's Episcopal church yesterday nor this month. Rev Joseph Madison led both services at Hampton Street Methodist. Rev B Matthews administered communion at Scranton Street Baptist. Edward Howell spoke at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian. Rev J H Sweet preached at Brampton Methodist. Rev S F Matthews preached at Scranton Street Morrist church.
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AL. David's Episcopal Church
Hampton Street
Joseph Madison
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Matthews
Edward Howell
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. HB. Sweet
Bimpton Methodist Church
F. Matthews
Scranton Street
Pulpit Services Across Local Churches Reported
Yesterday morning at Washburn Street Presbyterian Rev J P Moffitt preached at Beranton Street Baptist church during regular service. Communion was observed at Booth Main Avenue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church with Rev Hugh Davies officiating.
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Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
J. P. Moffitt
Beranton
Booth Main Avenue
Hugh Davies
Man Overcome at Church Service in Downtown
Willard Truesdell aged 76 of 10 Linden Street suffered a vertigo attack during services at First Presbyterian Church last evening. An ambulance took him to Moses Taylor Hospital where he regained strength and expected to go home today. He has long worked as a watchman for the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company.
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Second Division
Frank McClain
First Division Hospital
Keller
Flanchard
McClain
John Connors
Hencs
Wied
Blanchard
Decker
Varcoe
C. P. Deemer
Northrop
G. Brown
Thomas Williams
William FP
Williams
Walter Wood
Second Army Corps
T. J. Duffy
the Tribune
John H. Blackwood
Andrew Hayes
Arch Bisbing
Free Churches
Paul
God
Christ
Willard ‘Truesdell
Linden Street
First Presbyterian Church
Moses Taylor Hospital
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Baseball Scores From National and Minor Leagues
National League results include New York 12 over St Louis 6 in the second game, Cincinnati 4 over Baltimore 1, Pittsburgh 4 over Chicago 2, and Brooklyn 6 over Louisville 3 in the second game. Eastern and Atlantic leagues show Providence 12 over Ottawa, Wilkes Barre 2 over Montreal 2, Lancaster 8 over Newark 1 in game one, Newark 10 over Lancaster 6 in game two, Reading 9 over Paterson 6 in game two, plus Paterson TH over Reading 4 in game one.
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Baltimore
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Louisville
Lancaster
Newark
Paterson
Reading
Amateur Base Ball Highlights Patch Nine Win
The patched up nine defeated the Sunsets by a score of Lt to . Hayes starred with pitching and batting as the home team out batted the visitors. Only three hits were allowed by Mayen. The Minooka club challenges Lackawann is for Aug on Minooka grounds. P. J. Philbin captains. The Crescents beat the West Side Browns 13 to . Crescenta two one handed plays and Hogan’s umpiring stood out with no protests.
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Yieterday
Sunsets
Hayes
Mayen
Minooka
Lackawannis
P. J. Philbin
Crescents
West Side Browns
Bank Vault Guarded by Holmes' Electris Protective System
A bank vault is protected by Holmes' Electris Protective System as noted in the security description. The phrase emphasizes the use of a named security system associated with the bank's protection measures.
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Holmes’ Electris
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