Soldiers Yearn for Native Soil in Camp Alger
Marines special to The Scranton Tribune report Camp Alger Va Aug 15 188 one day after a court of inquiry began into the Third Virginia lynching attempt. General Gobin orders tighter liquor controls while battalion movements slow due to flood mud and Susquehanna river. Two Pennsylvania soldiers die of typhoid at Fort Meyer hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Gobin
Pennsylvania
Company C Man Marines
Scranton Tribune
Alger
Dunn Loring
War Department
Middletown
Second Army Corps
Graham
Thoroughfare Gap
Davis
Cap
Batttle
Bucquehanna
Camp Aleer
Susquehanna
Firat
Camp Alger
A. Wilson Norris
Father Mathew excursion to Laurel Hill Park tonight
The Father Mathew excursion to Laurel Hill Park will meet tonight. T. H. Evans left Saturday for a trip to New York and Boston. Mien Julian Craig of Paterson New Jersey is visiting friends here. Mrs D A Van Bickle and grandchildren spent yesterday at Moosic Lake. Miss Jennie and Emily Davis spend today at Susquehanna. Miss May McNicol is visiting relatives at Carbondale. John Taylor has returned home after an extended trip through England. Mr and Mrs Matthew Mackay and son and Miss da Manor spending a week at Lake Chaplain. Mrs D W Harris at Lake Ariel for a short sojourn. M F OMalley spending vacation at Lake George and points in New York state. Miss Gertrude Voyvle left yesterday for extended visit to Greater New York. Miss Nellie Gallagher has fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mathew
Laurel Hill Park
T. H. Evans
New York
Boston
Mien
Julian Craig
Paterson
N. J
D. A. van Bickle
Moosic Lake
Jennie
Emily Davis
Susquehanna
May McNicol
Carbondale
John Taylor
England
Matthew Mackay
da Manor
Lake Chaplain
D. W. Harris
Lake Ariel
M. F. O'Malley
Lake George
Points
New York State
Gertrude Voyvle
Greater New York
Nellie Gallagher
Local notes capture furloughs visits and picnics in Honesdale
Second Lieutenant H T Varcoo of Company EK Thirteenth regiment is home on a ten day furlough. Mrs Josephine Whitney and Mrs Nellie Hulburt stay at the West Shore house Beech Lake. Rev W B Grow preached at the Baptist Church. Honesdale club to play Burekas at Scranton today and Mayfield Wednesday. Agnes Geekle of Brooklyn returns home. Local residents dined at the West Shore Beech Lake. HonestJale Lieterkrans excursion to Scranton. Methodist Sunday schools picnic at Farview tomorrow. Funeral for Mr George Waudin held on Maple Avenue. Paul W Gardner leaves for Scranton to join D H Canal coal department office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Varcoo
Thirteenth Regiment
Josephine Whitney
Nellie Hulburt
West Shore House
Beech Lake
W. B Grow
Baptist Church
Honesdale
Scranton
Mayfield
Agnes Geekle
Brooklyn
N. Y
M. F. Dorin
HonestJale Lieterkrans
Honesdale, Carbondall and Jermyn Methodist
Farview
George Wiandin
Maple Avenue
Paul W. Gardner
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Rose
Delaware and Hudson Coal Department
Baseball scores from the National League games
The ledger lists multiple NL results with St Louis over Philadelphia 7 4 and Boston over Cleveland 6 0 in the second game. Other noted scores include Baltimore over Pittsburg 6 1 in the second game and Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 0 with New York 2 Chicago 2 in 10 innings before darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Louisville
Washington
Stabbing Affray Across Broadway Near Dodge Court
Ward O Malley of Second street was seriously stabbed Sunday evening by Michael and Frank Duhien of First street and a man named Mwyer. O Malley, under care of Dr Malloy, suffered wounds including left temple neck left breast and wrist. The Dubige brothers and Dwyer alleged attackers fled after the assault amid prior feuds between families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward O'Malley
Second Street
Michael
Frank Duhien
First Street
Mwyer
O Malley
Y Malloy
Malloy
Broadway
Dodge Court
Voung
Dubige
Dwyer
Dubiges
O'Malley
O'Malleys
Duhiggs
Mill Creek Murder In Saloon Fray Leaves One Dead
Anthony Regalie died after a drunken brawl in a Mill Creek saloon Sunday evening. Michael Gutuisky was seriously wounded while Joseph Rascovsky denied the deed as five witnesses testified. Rascovsky drew a large dirk and stabbed Regalie twice and cut Gutuisky. Regalie died ten minutes after the wounds. Rascovsky escaped but was later arrested. Gutuisky received treatment at Wilkes Barre hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Regalie
Mil Creek
Michael Gutuisky
Joseph Rascovsky
Rancovaky
Regauus
Gutuisky
Regalia
Preston
Rancovsky
Gutiisky
Wilkes. Barre
Mayor Bailey Signs Paving and Public Works Measures
May or Bailey signed ordinances for paving Quincy Avenue from Pine to Gibson streets. Repairs to Neptune Engine House. Sidewalk estimates on Gibson Street from Capoure to Washington and on Prospect Avenue from Hiver to Beech. Contract award to Flanaghan and Horn for Bromley Avenue sewer. Electric light at Clay Avenue and Gibson Street. Bond approval for Street Commissioner P L J O Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Quincy Avenue
Pine
Gibson Streets
Neptune Engine House
Gibson Street
Capoure
Washington Avenues
Prospect Avenue
Hiver
Beech Street
Flanaghan and
Horn
Bromley Avenue
Clay Avenue
PL J. O' Boyle
Jury Finds Unexplained Porch Fall Accident at Capouse Ave
Coroner's jury investigating Mrs Katherine Connell death at 849 Capouse Avenue on July 12 ruled the fall from the porch was accidental. They found the balustrade did not fail due to faulty construction and did not blame anyone for the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Connell
Capouse Avenue
St Patrick and St Jamen Excursion Draws Hundreds
A joint outing by St Patrick's church and St Jamen Jessup attracted several hundred people. Archbald beat Jessup in baseball to in a game noted for old rivalries as Marty Swift brings his team to Olyphant to face the Browns with Swift pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
St. Jamen
Jessup
Archbald
Tuo
Olyphant
Marty” Swift
Browns
Swift
McDermott
Baseball challenges and results from Minooka and area
The Starlights of South Side challenge the Maroons of Minooka for a game on their grounds Sunday August 21. The West Side Browns challenge the Moosic Populars at Browns grounds August 21. Priceburgs beat Maroons 8 to 5 at Minooka grounds with about 300 spectators. The Priceburgs challenge the Harmonians to Priceburg grounds August 21. Taylor Reds challenge Moosic Populars on Moosic grounds Thursday afternoon August 1. Taylor Reds challenge the Eurekas of Providence on Providence grounds Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starlights
South Side
Maroons
Minooka
H. O'Brien
T. Durkin
West Side Browns
Moosic Populars
Browns
T. Thomas
Priceburgs
Priceburg
Presamann
Taylor Reds
Moosic
Tomorrow's Tribune
Daniel Hayes
Eurekas
Providence
DT. Hayes
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Court OF Inquiry
Butler
Summerall
Natjle
Miter
Strong
Merrimin
Cooke
Wright
Devine
Jonn
Brooks
Quartermaster
M. C. Butler
James Smith
Connecticut
Gordon and
Gill
Hammond
Ohio
New Jersey
Coursen
Guard House
Betriver
Muster
Fort Meyer
Division
Henry Bierwirth
Company C
Captain Robling
Lieutenant Foote
Clarence Lathrop
Charles Gray
Daniel Williams
Williams
Fellows
Lieutenant Dodge
Franklin M. Gardiner
Walter A. Brown
Morris
Gough
Frank McLane
Alex
Joseph Leonard
Henry Evans
Division Hospital
Fresecker
Corporal Armstrong
Sam Nichards
Hughey Ellie
Company F
Henry Varcoe
Peter F. Saltry
Hughes
Franey
Barnard Berry
Lester
Jennings
West Falls Church
Frutchey
Seville
Kimball
Priartes Jordan and
Keough
Davie
Corwin
Wrigley
Geiss
Daniel Davis
Fieet
Parry
Constantine
Capitol
Foote
John Walsh
Martin Howley
Joseph F. Ackerman
W. 8. Gould
W. &. Gould
Co. C
Reg
Richard J. Bourke
Ell Griggpiate
Poral Gagibg Powder CO
Baseball
Wilkes-Barre
Toronto
Butuia
Springfield
Syracuse
Montreal
Ottawa
Lancaster
Reading
Richmond
Newark
Norfolk
Allentown
Hartford
Edward O'Malley
Mill Creek
J. V.rapra
Bi Kehole
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ave
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court Neuss
Richardson
Boynaton's Furnaces
Spruce
Dickson M
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank OF Scranton
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Holmes
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ava
Court House
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
Morgan
Toa, Supplad Mehl Scranton, Pa
Chas. du P. Swift, Geo. M. Hallstead
Edw. Swift
C. M. van Buskirk
Swifer
Hallstead &cCo
Connell Building
Max Weber
Lay Pean Avenue
Scriston
LOY
Congress
N. B
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
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