Troops Reviewed by the President in Augusta
The review included Majer Clomerad Yerry and the Thirteenth Brigade as President and officials greeted troops at the Augusta field. Furloughs will be issued by December 28 for qualified soldiers. colonels received instruction books on managing troops aboard transports. Pay days boosted local business as ships and signals were set up for the Thirteenth's mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hehart
Wit
Joseph Wheeler
Ue Corp
Sixth United States Cavalry
Daria
Tom Volore
Cherie
Augusta
Civic Police
Tribune
Hiebin
Sot
Third
Chances In Small Furs
A display of children's furs with under value pricing offers good and fashionable items. Includes collars collarettes haltapes boas and muffs. Merchan dising ensures quality and appeal to shoppers seeking bargain furs.
Some Recent Golf Capes Delighting With Plaid Shawls
A pamphlet notes fashionable golf capes made from old Scottish shawls. Garments vary from plain to shawl fringe trimmed. The article highlights handsome plaid combinations and very low prices inviting buyers to select.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Handkerchiefs Sold At Competitive Linen Prices
Importers praise strong ten day linen handkerchief sales at an all linen store. They advertise high quality pure linen handkerchiefs with dyed borders and embroidered corners, offered at prices around 1.40 to 4.00, appealing to women seeking durable handkerchiefs.
Health furloughs and hospital corps details noted
The record mentions a thirty day furlough in Washington DC for health and lists Privates William Pender of F and William R. Boug h of A detailed as members of the regimental hospital corps. It also highlights officers cutting wood with axes led by Major Fellows and Captain Thomas Gillman adapting gear and stoves for enlisted use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Wiliam
Pender
William RF
Iough
Regimental Hospital Corp
Camp
Sertevant Davie
Hicharl J. Bourke
Knights of Malta prepare 1899 convention in thin city
The Knights of Malta general committee met at Malta temple last evening to review routines and progress. About two thousand delegates and visitors are expected in the city during the second week of May 1899. Special parade preparations will be made and the committee will reconvene Wednesday, December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division
Chusfave Hlenike
William Little
William Evitt
Mijor Keller
Smuch Pera
David J. Davis
Company
Davis
Thirteenth
Stahl
Usui
Inglis
Cox
Hoya
Fewrt
Hittglon
Walter Braunfler
Liewtenant Cox
Hase Bow
Knights of Malta
Thin
Malta
Ress
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Daning
New Yor
Camp M'Kenzie
Ethiads
Lenin
Guint
Nelle
Aveurta
Porto Rico
Obed AL Michaels
C.har
Edward M. Carey
United States
San Juan
Carey
West Side
Vind
Sormatin
Havin
Guano Bay
Herhood
Mayagues
Ane
Woventy
Harold L. Gilleepie
Kelly, Loonie
Moser
United Stitee Ating Hospital
Carpea
Koelfor
Hacin
Praie Haery Lucasot
Prowd Street
Philadelphi
Isaac Long
Juara, Wilkes-Baiue, PA
the Knights OF Malta
Lowell
Man
Just
Reliable
Luther
Wyoming
Curieena
Corrocma
Olntimnent
FeMith
Pierre Biag
Cone
Pele
Savings Bank and Trust Co
Spruce Strait
Scranton, Pa
L. A. Watres
C. 8
Johnson
HH. Christy
Mm Wim. PF. Halistead, August Robinson
John P. Kelley
Everett Warren
E. P. Kingsbury
Tres
Hercules
Warren Ehret Co
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Thorn
Snow
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Pennsylvania
Brussels
Dresden
Wyoming Avenue
Cubs
Gabeo
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Louis Rupprecht
Penn Avenue
Opp
Baptist Church
Kleberg
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Ave
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Mercereau & Connell
Coal Exchange
Regina
Lackawanna Lumber GO
Mili.s
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Cougt
John HL. Phelps
Co End
Spruce Street
Pefandtry Icine CO
Cleveland
Wyoming Aveny
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