Furloughs Not Curtailed and Private Williams Honorably Discharged
Private James Williams of Company C receives an honorable discharge for physical disability after illness and hospital care. The article notes furloughs were temporarily constrained but now the transition to new Krag rifles awaits orders while soldiers await word and discuss rifles and duties at Scranton camp.
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James Williams
Company C
Scranton Fein
Augusta
Qin Corps
Jomex Williams
United States
Jett
Scranton
Willkie
al Fer
Virginia
Dunn Loring
Anitiet
Philwietohin
Moedieo-Chirurgival
Willlats
Willams
Cedir Avenue
South Shore
Martin Mowley
John Malia
Floth
Camp Alger
Camp Measle
Hawley
Division
Mafia
Camp Meade
Germantown
Philadelphia
F. M. Green
United States Army
Woodbridge
Quartermaster Cox
Krag-Jorgensens
Janek Robinsons
Megs
Arlla
Allison Thornton
C Company
Rafter
Sveme
Leo Murphy
Robert Lloyd
Oda
Company H
Gome
Cuba
Harry B. Edwards
Ofc
Perlite
Clleondorfs
Seriiiy
Espanol
Cearnte Daly
Uhus
Morris
7 BL
Mehe
Uerlek
Aircote
Charis Schlager
J. Donald Tul
Leage Brown
George Downey
F. Tas
Andrew Britehell
Robert Armstring
William G. Smith
Aumuna
Wood
Smith
Decker
Huff
Aire
Huth
Harold Titlespie
Edward J. Kelly
John Stanton
Hospital Corps
Everett Kramer
Richard J. Bourke
Funeral of Miss Clare Collier Held at St John’s
The funeral service for Miss Clare Collier was held at St John’s Church on Broad Street with a large gathering. The mass was led by Rev Lavelle, followed by a eulogy on duty, and the remains were interred at Market Street cemetery after the Blessed Virgin Society procession. Pallbearers included John McHale and Michael Berry among others. flowers were sent by young local women.
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Virgin Socility
John McHale
Michael Berry
Janes Whalen
Frank Lavin
Thomas English, Jr
Martin Heston
Nellie Jane
Alice O'Neil
Alice McHale
Jennie Morrow
Anna Sharps
Anne O'Brien
Robert Smiles
West Side
Dave
Susquehanna
Bocama
Nanticoke
Cook
Brooklyn
Noble Clave
Young Men's Christian Association
A. Doenevin
Davie
W. EF. Howell
Eligabeth Street
Thomas W. Evans
Caxton
Wire Combine Reshapes US Wire Monopoly
Cleveland reports of the American Steel and Wire company forming a large syndicate to acquire Washburn and Moon and expand to a 5 million dollar capital. Stockholders exchange methods and a new composite stock structure are outlined as the industry consolidates. An advance of 32 dollars per ton for wire and wire nails follows the deal as ore and rod mills fall under the combine.
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Chicuago
Ollioul
American Steel and Wire Company
Washburn and Moon
Washburn & Moon Ecompny
Dindiystord
Iato
ConMinion
Cleveland
Havirur
Almanac Review Highlights 19th Century War and World Topics
The annal reports a comprehensive almanac featuring the Spanish American war Philippine affairs Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Africa Palestine and the China market. It notes complete election results maps and a wide range of topics including military naval industry and history with extensive statistics and tables.
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Daily News
Porto Rico
Cuba
Hawaii
Africa
Palestine
Ier
Inquirer
Your Treok
Forme
Pongestvania
Simrinding
Heselh Hex
Philippines
Porto Hico
Robbers in Fort Scott Hold Up Nine Men
In Fort Scott Kansas two masked men abducted a policeman and bound him then robbed nine men at Cottage house and Sayres house and two hotels on prominent streets. Alfred Meade an engineer was shot and George H Young was mistaken for a robber. Police chased the bandits onto a St. Louis bound train but they escaped after a battle.
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Fort Scout
Kas
Cottage House
Sayres
Alfred Meade
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
George H. Young
St. Louis
Almanacs for 1899 from Williamsport Sun Almanac
An entry noting the Williamsport Sun Almanac for 1899 offers a credited local statistics reference. It promises carefully compiled data and varied information drawn from the publication's almanac issues.
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Willikimeport Sun
Iself
Compact Almanac Publication Listed in Ledger Almanac
The Philadelphia Ledger Almanac highlights a compact yearbook described as one of the most exhaustive publications for practical handbooks. It underscores its role as a dense directory of useful information published by the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Philadelphia
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