Rumors Fly On Cuba Deployment At Camp Alger
Camp Alger, Dunn Loring Va Aug 22 The regiment debates Cuba sending odds and ends of orders along with speculation about Major General Butler as a Cuban commissioner. furloughs delayed as the division remains under orders, while new tents lumber and kitchen stoves improve camp life. Private Baker injured in water barrel incident and typhoid rises in New Jersey troops. chaplain services and library additions brighten morale as brass weighs future moves and reviews.
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Baker
Morris Thomas
Cuba
Butler
Camp
Alger
Dunn Loring
Whch
Army of Occupation
Havana
Union
Pennsylvania
Keystone
First
New Jersey
Virginia
New Jersey Regiment
Quartermaster Cox
Rick
Williamsport
Stahl
Young Men's Christian Association
East Falls Church
Father Howler
Myer
Gobin
Girard
Middletown
John R. Baker
Water Detail
Keller
Camp Alger
Derman
Murphy
Clarence Seward
Charles Wrigley
Fred Bellersheim
Merritt Biddleman
P. J. Clark
Isaac Brown
Washington
Morria Thenas
General Butler
Dermon
Pogsehalis
Hyde Park
Edward (. Kelly
Doney Club
Wagoner Maliot
Zeldier
Division
Cutler
Baltry
Scott L. Shaver
Reese
Eugene Felows
Decker
Keith
Albert Sloane
Serageant
Jacob Featherman
Benjamin Clark
Lewis Derehimer
Richard J. Bourks
War Echoes Hospital Train Carriers Named
Ninth Megiment members listed as aboard a hospital train that moved Sixth Pennsylvania troops from southern camps to Philadelphia hospitals. Names include K. Russ Joseph Murray Company A E Williams Wanamie Grant Wilcox 161 Lincoln street Wilkes Barre Company B F Coons Parsons Company EH A Ruvert Parsons Company EB F Vou e il Ash street Wilkes Barre Company F H Hasler Reading Company G
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
K. Russ
Joseph Murray
E Williams
Wanamie
Grant Wilcox
Lincoln Street
Wilkes-Barre
F. Coons
Parsons
A. Ruvert
F. Voue
Ash Street
H. Hasler
Reading
Syracuse Runaway Girl Detained By City Police
A Syracuse girl described as wayward was taken into custody by Chief Gurrell after being identified on Lackawanna avenue. She admitted running away weeks earlier and had been in New York City, later agreeing to return to Syracuse and was taken to the Florence Crittenden mission for the night.
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Syracuse
Gurrell
Lackawanna Avenue
New York City
Central Police
Associated Charities
Florence Crittenden Mission
Court Continues Injunction Hearing to September Fifteenth
The regular term of court adjourned without a ruling and, by agreement, the injunction against A. D. and F. M. Spencer by McDade and others was continued to Thursday, September 15.
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McDade
A. D
F. M. Spencer
Trained Animals Draw Scranton Crowds at Wyoming and Ash
Sipe and Blake unveiled a novel circus in Scranton with trained dogs ponies and monkeys performing in a large tent at Wyoming avenue and Ash street. Crowds filled yesterday afternoon and evening and the show will run for three days with monkeys taking over a stage for feats described as almost incredible.
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Sipe
Blake
Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
Ash Street
Republican con ferees set to pick Do in four counties
Bradford Susquehanna Wayne and Wyoming Republican conferees meet Towanda to name a candidate. Susquehanna backs Fred Wright, Bradford supports James H. Codding for a second term, Wyoming favors ex-Congressman E J Jordan. Wyoming primaries held Saturday and convention yesterday.
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Bradford
Susquehanna
Wayne
Wyoming
Towanda
Fred Wright
Myron B. Wright
Susquehanna County
James H. Codding
E. J. Jordan
Possible misreported death in Thirteenth Pennsylvania
A notice in The Sun and AP dispatches claimed Private Hawley of the Thirteenth Pennsylvania died at Camp Alger of typhoid fever. The Tribune correspondent notes no Thirteenth death has been confirmed and suggests the error may involve Private Martin Howley who is ill.
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Camp Thomas
Chickamiuga
Frank D. Frye
Wilkes-Barre
Oliver Frye
Braddard & Co
Wright Street
Frye
New York Sun
Associated Press
Hawley
Pennsylvania
Camp Alger
the Tribune
Howley
Holly
Martin Howley
Miss Robinson Very Ill in Europe Typhoid Fever
City Controller Edmund Robinson sent a cablegram to his brother Councilman Robert Robinson with news that their sister Miss Magdelina Robinson is critically ill at Carlabad with typhoid fever. Mrs M Robinson joins Edmund and Otto who left for Europe two months ago.
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Robert Robinson
Edmund Robinson
Magdélina Robnson
Carlabad
Miss Robinson
M. Robinson
Edmund
Otto
Europe
Welsh composer Dr Joseph Parry hosted by Connell and Edwards
Hon and Mrs William Connell and Mrs Alfred Connell entertained in honor of Dr Joseph Parry the Welsh composer and Judge and Mrs H M Edwards at Mrs Alfred Connell's house last night. The affair was informal and only a few guests attended.
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William Connell
Alfred Connell
Joseph Parry
H. M. Edwards
Dr. Parry Ia
Swartz arraigned over seven coal tickets theft
Charles Swartz was arraigned before Alderman Howe yesterday morning for stealing seven coal tickets from the desk of J E Johnson a Park Place coal dealer. He was accused of selling some tickets presented for coal and was committed to jail in default of 300 dollars bail.
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J. E. Johnson
Park Place
Charles Swartz
Howe
Swartz
First War Revenue Violation Arrest in Wilkes-Barre
Deputy R B Brundage arrested John Hawkins, a pool hall operator in the Pell block on South Main Street, for violating the war revenue bill. Hawkins resisted and was jailed in $100 bail by U S Commissioner Hahn to answer at court.
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Penman
Wilkes-Barre
R. B. Brundage
Pell Block
South Main Street
John Hawkins
Hawkins
United States
Hahn
Burglary Attempt At Dickson City Brewery Office
Early today burglars attempted a break in at the Dickson City Brewing company office. The watchman was gagged and bound, the safe blown open, but little money was found inside.
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Dickson City Brewing Company
Preachers Speak at Wyoming Camp Grounds
Rev Dr Lippincott of Arch Street Church Philadelphia preached at 10 30 a m on Sunday at the Wyoming camp grounds Reverend Dr Bradshaw of Pitts ton preached at 2 30 and Reverend Will Hiller of Parrish Street Wilkes Barre at 7 30
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Dr. Lippincott
Arch Street Church
Philadelphia
Wyoming Camp Grounds
Dr. Bradshaw
Pittston
Will Hiller
Parrish Street
Wilkes-Barre
Warrant for Oliver Martin on horse theft and threats
A warrant issued by Alderman Kasson charges Oliver Martin with stealing a horse and threatening to kill. His wife, from whom he is separated, filed the charges. Deputy Constable Mink arrested Martin near his wife's farm at No. 21 along the old gravity road. He was taken to the city and will be arraigned this afternoon.
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Kasson
Oliver Martin
Mink
Martin
Baseball Scores From National Eastern and Atlantic Leagues
National League results include New York 11 over Cleveland 4 and Cincinnati 7 over Boston 2 in the first game with later scores 5–5 in the second game. Pittsburg 3 Washington 2, Washington 4 Pittsburg 6, and St Louis 1 over Baltimore 6. Atlantic and Eastern League pairings show Lancaster 6 over Richmond 1 and Springfield 7 over Syracuse 1 plus Ottawa 12 over Toronto 4 and Wilkes Barre 4 over Providence 1. Boston and Cincinnati games ended 5 5 after seven innings to allow trains west.
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New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Washington
Cincinnati
Boston
Springfield
Syracuse
Ottawa
Toronto
Wilkes-Barre
Providence
Buffalo
Montreal
Swetland Street Injunction Case Deferred to September Term
Judge Gunaster delayed the Swetland street injunction case until the September term of equity court. Ex-Judge Knapp, representing the Railway company, urged immediate disposition. The company argued it mattered more to define official track location rather than center or side placement, with the judge preferring a formal ruling at the next term.
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Swetland Street
Equity
Gunater
Knapp
Gunster
Lackawanna and Crescents Baseball Score Corrected and Contested
Letter to the editor notes a corrected score for the Lackawanna and Crescents baseball game amid umpire disputes. Features Gaughan’s first inning home run with three men on base and comments on long game duration and disputed calls. Also mentions team challenges and local amateur clubs, plus a Cayuga Lake House versus Sheldrake game at Cayuga Lake.
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Lackawanna
Crescent
Nome
Crescents
Lackawanhas
Burke
Gaughan
Bk.h
Lackawannas
A. J. Carr
Lackawanna Haat
Eureka
West Side Browns
Priceburg
Archbald
Presamann
Morris
Minooka
Slocum Stars
Eccentrics
Tribune
E. Moran
Weirich
Sheldrake
Cayuga Lake
Cayuga Lake House
Sheldrake Baseball Club
Cayuga
A. Furling
New York
Phinny
Chelseas
Prospect Iond
Brooklyn
Donnelly
Goundry
Conde
Causey
Bheldrake
Ike Long
Wilkes-Barre
Miles Forling
Ike
John J. Donnelly
N. C
Lehigh Valley Road
Scranton
Daniel Prohman
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Lackawanna Ave
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