Christmas Day Decorations at Camp Mackenzie
Camp Mackenzie Augusta Ga residents celebrated Christmas with elaborate street arches and banners. Companies F W D C and others built arches pine holly and banners in national colors with scenes and memorials for fallen soldiers. Private Levy Bunnell led decoration work while Captain Hobling staged a Santa Claus visit and a festive dinner for Company V. General Gobin praised the revelry as staff observed the camp festivities. Richard J. Bourke
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Scranton Tribune
Mackenzie
Augusta
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Che Filicerm
S @eleck
Ethothe Baldieve
Ji Alurist A
Choplinstadt
Tayior
Levy Bunnell
Company Fo
Co. F
Ifth Regiment
Scranton
Pas
Company C
Wright
Scranton, Pa
Hobling
Meses
Gobin
Santa Claus
Daniel Tubbs
Philadelphia
James Dwyer
Lewis M. Reese
Reading
Gobbin
Richard J. Bourke
The Annual Clearing Sales Begin This Week
The article announces a department wide clearance with special sales and reduced prices for spring and summer orders. It explains terms like a quarter a third and a half off meaning the proportion of reduction from regular prices, and notes there is more to come.
Sales of Linens And Domestics Feature Week
A market scan highlights linen and domestic goods at unusually low prices with careful sourcing from markets and manufacturers. The principal feature of the week emphasizes value and serviceability for shoppers seeking good quality items at special rates.
Muslin Underwear Sale Declares Reduced Display Items
The catalog notes articles from mi lady's wardrobe made of Cambrics Lawns Nainsooks and Laces both domestic and imported that have become mussed soiled and wrinkled by handling in display. Prices are reduced to near wholesale values to clear stock.
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Milady
Bottomless Pit Haunts Johnsonville Rail Line Mystery
Industrial notes describe a vast bog near Johnsonville on the Hangor and Portland railroad. Despite years of work by the Bangor and Portland line, a deep pit remains, swallowing gravel and ties with trains inching by and safety measures in place.
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Bangor and
Portland
Johnsonville
Hangor
Bangor
Miller
Johnsonville Station
Bangor and Portland Railroad
America
Lewis Warner
Mt. Bethel
Eravel
Rail developments and mine work headline northeastern line notes
A Philadelphia Record summary reports on rail and mining activity including the Bottomless Pit drainage project at the pit site, surplus earnings and potential stock division for the New York Ontario and Western Railway, and Ontario and Western earnings. It also notes tunnel drilling by Gi BE Markle Co at the Old Pink Ash workings, a major explosion at North Cornwall furnace near Lebanon injuring none, and J F Lorre named B&O terminal agent in Washington.
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New York, Ontario
Ontario and Western
Gi. BE. Markle & Co
Jeddy No. 4
North Cornwall
Cornwill
Lebanon
Lackawanna Steel Company
Boranton
J. F. Lorre
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington, D.C
Legge
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
North American Coal Company
Wilkes-Barre
A. Shefford
New York
A. K. Anthony
N. W
Buck Mountain
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
D. B. Martin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadelphia Record
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Isaac Long
New Orleans
San Angeles
San Francisco
Cal
Crescent City
Golden Gate
Los Angeles
E. Hawley
L. H. Nutting
Broadwayers
Battery Place
New York, N. Y
R. J. Smith
AGT
M. Longacre
TY. P. A
South Third Street
Philadelphia, PA
Florey & Brooks
Ava
Court House
Dirad
Costvens Ss
Third National Bank
Moosic and
Rushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
T Ronson Sons
Pilsner
K Minh Si
Seton
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Adam. Harrell
Jersey City
N.S
MJ Udan
Halliday St
Deredy City
Eric Porree
Cone
Palo Prose
Boston
Snow
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Eastman Kodak Co
Connolly
Wwalla
Nashington Avenue
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Coal Exchange
Tabourettes
Dar
Diniere
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
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