Work of the Year Reviewed at Home for the Friendless
The Home for the Friendless recounts a year of fundraising and gifts totaling over 50,000 dollars, with committees praised for care and management. Donations from churches, schools, and individuals enabled Christmas and Thanksgiving support for rescued children, while new by law tweaks and officer elections were noted.
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Religious Science
Plivsicians
Mre
Walker
Keble
Atina R. Moffat
Dr. Logan
Richard Hiorns
Mia. A. K. Walker
Viette
Knupp
Rumor of Muster Outs Roars Through Camp Thirteen
Camp MacKenzie Augusta Ga Jan reports the Thirteenth questions mustering out and exchanges rumors that First Maryland Fifteenth Minnesota changes could reshuffle units. Mess hall leaks weather rains disrupt drills as Private Martin Howley undergoes a successful eye surgery and football players adapt to rain damaged facilities.
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Martin Howley
C Company
Augusta
MacKenzie
Jan
Thirteenth
Ateusti
Second Army Corps
First
Maryland
Lowndes
War Department
Minnesota
Wilcadés
Company 1
Manchard
Hospital Corps
Hase
Company
Blancharid
Howley
Duces
Lyon Adams
A.ls
Basketball Revived In Scranton With New Management
A reorganization meeting at Charles Zang's Cafe on Line den Street saw Scranton's championship team Waeb-7 reformed under manager George Nelson Teets with Charles Zang as captain. A schedule of games with North and Stars, West Side, South Side, Green Ridge and Creton teams is planned for a regional league.
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Charles Zang
Oufo
Lineden Street
Scranton
Waeb-'7
Edward Coleman
Coleman
Wam
Charg
George Nelson Teets
Welock
West Side
South Side
Green Ridge
Cretoont
Eureka Coal Secreted In Jewel Case Found
A New York Journal report notes a dramatic exclamation Eureka as coal is found hidden inside a jewel case. The moment captures surprise at a hidden stash revealed during a murky discovery.
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Fie
New York Journal
Bank Vault Guarded By Holmes Electric Protective System
The article notes a bank vault secured with the Holmes Electric Protective System, highlighting its advanced locking and alarm features as a deterrent against theft and a selling point for security.
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Holmes
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