Monotony Eases at Camp MacKenzie With New Drills
Major General Sumner orders varied drills at Camp MacKenzie Augusta Ga to relieve eight months of hard routine. The plan includes theoretical instruction on guard duty military courtesy and use of rifles with records kept for hours of instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Kinet
Second Army Corps
Camp
MacKengle
Augusta
John Stanton
Tivman
Mr. Tilman
Stanton
Kellar
John A. Harion
Camp visit notes by Lieutenants and Bourke
Present were Lieutenant Freeman of F company Lieutenants Burkhouse and Murphy and Corporal Drake of C company and a Tribune correspondent Refreshments were served and a special car carried the boys back to camp Richard J Bourke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Burkhouse
Murphy
Drake
Tribune
Richard J. Bourke
Will of J Sharps Carpenter filed in Pittston estate
The will of the late J Sharps Carpenter of West Side Pittston was filed detailing an estate valued at 57800 with 27000 in real estate and 25509 in personal property. He leaves life interests to nephews J B Carpenter and William Walsh and directs use of properties in Exeter borough Luzerne and Linden streets with widow receiving income from securities and Linden street property. Executors named include the widow, J B Carpenter, and George Hice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sharps Carpenter
West Side
J. B. Carpenter
William Walsh
Exeter Borough
Luzerne
Linden
Bama
Mary Tigue
Tigue
St. John's Church
W. H. de Murr
Wilkes- Barre
Jersey City
John O'Boyle
Water Street
Thomas Hoolighan
McCoy-Sharkey
Piper Munley
Forat Castle
Tom Sharkey
Munley
Oliver Burke
Louis Flatter
Harvey's Lake
Gun Club of
West Pitteton
J. H. Mahon
William Shah
Fred Saxe
Patrick Hoban
Market Street
Egainet
Hoban
Main
Market Streets
Miners’ Savings Bank
Kr.t. Lacoe
A. A. Biryden
Thomas Maloney
Geo. Johnston
R. M. Hughes
Alex, Craig
Thomas Mangan
Andrew Bryden
J. Cc. Reap
Yenteriay
Trinity Gull
W. G. Strong
William Street
George W. Brown
Eli Oven
Glen Summalt Westerday
Rock-a-bye-baby railroad and other industrial notes
The Stroudsburg Times profiles the Rock-a-bye-baby railroad built by local farmers from a Morristown swamp to White House joining Jersey Central. It details unusual funding, construction by landowners, frequent grade changes, and a curiously cantankerous engine and conductor. Other items include coal company developments, breaker reactivations, electric plant work, and a Milwaukee salt case threatening universal railroad ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
New Jersey
Morristown
Morris
Somerset
Hunterdon
Jersey Central
White House
Samuel Sloan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Mr. Sloan
Hazleton-Lehigh Coal and Land Company
Calvin Pardee and Company
Lattimer No. 1
Hecht
Harwood
Pennsylvania
Union Station
Circuit Court of
Milwaukee
United States
Edward P. Brockway
Chicago and Northwestern
F. M. Sniveley
Railways face suit over trunk toss in Milwaukee action
Chicago and Northwestern and several railways move to a south Savannah line dispute. Brockway is named in a case over a tossed trunk and most of the ticket purchase occurred in Milwaukee where the action began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Northwestern
Savannah
Florida and Western
Brockway
Inio
Milwaukee
Chiefs Swap Fire Company Duties Between Scranton and Dunmore
Scranton and Dunmore chiefs agree to a swap of responding districts to improve coverage near the city borough line. Scranton district companies will answer Dunmore fire alarms in its sixth ward while Dunmore’s Electric Hose Company will handle Beranton’s tenth ward boxes 124 5 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dunmore
Electric Hose Company
Beranton
Petersburg
Blast furnace explosion injures two workers at plant
A gas explosion rocked a blast furnace yesterday morning injuring John Bedenski with a fractured hip and extensive bruising while Michael Sheridan suffered facial burns. Both men were rushed to Moses Taylor Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bedenski
Michael Sheridan
Moses Taylor Hospital
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Camp M’kenzie
MacKenzie
Jan
Frank Chamberlin
Company C
Alfred J. Atkinson
John McGuinness
John P. Connelly
Camp Meade
Harry Drake
Sherif O'Connor
Miles
Harry Evans
Marguerite
Edward J. Kelly
Hospital Corps
Pittston News
Samuel Smith
Simon Kralfis
Shearer
Waa
Miss Fletcher
Baby Johnston
Harrisbore
Lehigh Valley
Broadway Cafe
W. H. Sanger
Sooth Main Street
Dunmore and
Scranton Fire Companies
H, P
Holmes
Ashland
Hale
Ceylon
India
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H, Peck
Wallace
Utica
Lockwood
Atlantic
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Brussels
Point de Calais
Tambour, Renaissance
Nottingham
McAnusty Wall Paper
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Eastman Kodak Co
Florey & Brooks
Court Mouse
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
SMG Smed Pnm
TE Aemlgge Rdo
LOMAR
Potter Co
Connerry
Coudersport
Fort Allegany
Fice— Board A Trade
The
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
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