Exciting scenes at Camp Mackenzie end in riot and arrest
Civil unrest breaks out after a saloon killing in Summerville. Private Dennie Connell of the Fifteenth Minnesota dies from a heart wound. About seventy five soldiers breach lines to seek Hadley, forcing cavalry and regimental units to pursue and capture rioters. Court martial likely. regiment may be mustered out and return home en masse.
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Summerville
Second Army
Clarence Hadley
Dennie Connell
Company F
Elie Max
Kier
Fietthia
Overs
Reson
Seimmerville
Hadley
Maryland
Ohio
Michigan
Rarngaman
Third Cavalry
Cap
Geicral Sumner
Gega
Euumiry
Coursen
Stillwell
War Department
William V. Johnson
Johinson
Camp Meade
Cite Hospital
Harrisburg
Johnson
Company A
Popidier Leutenant
Catarrh of Stomach and Digestive Remedies Promote Digestion
Catarrh of the stomach is described as a long standing, difficult condition with symptoms after eating such as fullness, heartburn, gas, foul taste, and nervousness. The text promotes digestion promoting tablets named Bigart's Dyspepein and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe remedies, claiming improved appetite, digestion, and relief from indigestion. It also includes a testimonial from N J Looper of Chicago praising Stuart's tablets and notes availability at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haranson
Bigart
N. J. Looher
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Stuart
Industrial Jottings on Railroads and Wealth
A study of railroad growth notes that from 1800s to present there are about 186,700 miles of traveling trackage and 58,000 miles of yard tracks with an average value of 60 000 per mile, employing many and paying average salaries of 566 per year. It cites 260 million passengers carried last year and total net earnings around 1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Largest shaft ever built for Boston Elevated engine
The Bethlehem Iron company finished casting the 170000 pound shaft for the 6000 horsepower Corliss engine at Albany Street station Boston Elevated Railway. Mt Carmel News notes a Hazleton meeting this month of the Anthracite Business Men's association to press railroads to cut anthracite tonnage rates. date and venue remain unspecified.
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Bethleem Iron Company
Albany Street
Boston Elevated
Boston
Mt. Carmel
Hazleton
Hay
Dunmore Borough Day's Doings and Pipe Accident
A Dunmore borough employee and police officer, Michael Bulger, was severely burned when steam and water sprayed from a suspended steam pipe during maintenance. He was treated at home after anesthetic was used during dressing. Funeral notices for Robert McLaughlin and Mrs. Maria Moffatt announced for Saturday amid other local items.
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Robert McLaughlin
Maria Moffatt
Connerton
Michael Bulger
Throop Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hery
Garvey
Bulger
Dulger
Patechnan
Dunmore
Funeral Rites Held for Robert McLoueghiin at Dunmore Cemetery
The late Robert McLoueghiin was laid to rest in Dunmore cemetery Saturday afternoon after a funeral at his Harper street residence. Rev. William F. Gibbons led services from St. John’s Gospel with many friends in attendance. floral tributes crowded in and pallbearers included Barker Milner Christopher Vicker and others. A separate service for Maria Moffatt occurred at her daughter’s home on Runaker Avenue with private rites conducted by Rev. W F Hibbens before interment at Dunmore cemetery.
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Robert McLoueghiin
Dunmere
William F. Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Harper Street
Hibbens
St. John
Barker Milner
Christopher Vicker
Tichard Webber
John Widner
Adan Robinson
Thomas Glencrops
Maria Moffatt
Frank Swarla
Rhunaker Avenue
Hey. W. FL Tibbens
Dunmore Cemetery
Allen
David JE
Borten
Joseph Heal
George Mausht
Unclaimed letters at Dunmore post office Feb 4 1800
The Scranton Tribune lists unclaimed letters at the Dunmore post office for the period ending February 4 1800. Names include Thomas Brown Joe Chapman Jr James Gulphin M Lynott Wil lon Miller Michael Mc Nally Evan Prive John Rene Frank Bare Mills Mortimer McVittie Silverster Smith Willie Walsh and others.
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Dunmore
Scranton Tribune
Thomas Brown
Quincy Avenue
Grove Street
Joe Chapman, Jr
Adams Avenue
James Gulphin
Blakely Street
Lynott
Madison Avenue
Willon Miller
Petersburg
Michael McNally
Swarts Street
Evan Prive
Et Grove Ebreet
Johnoe
Rene
Maddigon Avenue
Frank
Poisoned Blood Relieved by Hood's Sarsaparilla
William Ras of Philadelphia reports severe summer poison with nocturnal itching spreading across his body. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with relief starting after the first bottle and complete cure after continued use. The advertisement promotes Hood's as the best blood purifier and lists price and availability.
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Hood
Local Notices and Upcoming Events Tonight
Yesterday Ra departed for One land on the White Star steamship Majestic. Mrs. Walter Swarts hosts guests John Hamlin and Florence from Great Bend. Epworth League convention in Honeedale district at the Methodist Melecopal church Thursday and Friday. Fourth annual masquerade hall by Klowtric engine company N. F. D. 4 Monday Feb 13 at Wahler's Harmony hall. A country dance by Lackawanna Basketball at Washington hall Monday Feb 14. Permanent man John Van Yorn of Independent Hose Company ill. Republican HQ in Prowl building Drinker street. Funeral of infant Woretla Ditt held this afternoon Mt. Carmel cemetery.
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Harper Street
Oneland Enday
White Star
Klowtric Engine Company
N. 4
Wahler’s
Harmony Hall
Grove Street
Lackawanna
Washington Hall
John van Yorn
Independent
Hose Company
Republican
Prowl
Drinker Street
Woretla
J. HH. Daitt
Mt. Carmel
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Camp M’kenzie
Minnesota
W. Gilman Thompson
Materia Medica and Therapeutics
University of New York
Scott
Scott x Fowne
David Watkins
Reading
Jeaae Brown Nias
Williams. Gevld
Mctulloch
Volo
Harles Sprandie
Fellows
Richard J. Bourke
Dunmore Borough
Tremeurer
Laure Enel
Frank Wagner
Potce
Ames Iguiek
Ommelitnen
A. G. Blackinton
Dk Be Meiway
School Mrectore
Frank Monteoners
Thoman Lindl
Aniditor
Arch Wael
Clarence Zimimermin
J. A. Harrington
Chesting Street
Troy
PF J. Murphy
Chestnut Steel
Scranton Railway Company
Jassenger
Dunmore Tire Department
Neptune Ire Company
James O'Hara
John BR. Smith Hose Company
Puregent
Pei
Attington Double
Neptune Fire Company
Neptln Rosencrancy
Piiteton
James McKane
Ratherstreet Mere
Wiliam Andrewe
Mise
North Scranton
Mire
Richa Webber
Avery
Reese
Reese, 040 4. Tatat., Drookion
Porres Db
Gaby
Eastman Kodak Co
Florey & Brooks
Court House
Mercereau & Connell
Ketle
Wyoming Avenue
Coal Exchange
Connollyan Wallac
Washington
Victoria
India
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Nour
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Third National Bank
Scranton
Sper
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Holmes
G. W. S. Fuller
Lackawanna Aveta
Mount Pleasant Coal
Commonwealth Build
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Dickson
Scranton and
Willie-harre
General Office
Brussels
Lackawanna Lumber
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mt Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
Office—Board of Trade
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka Ave
Peal
John H. Phelps