Death of Captain Norris in Harrisburg Casts Grief Over Brigade
Word arrived from Camp MacKenzie Augusta Georgia stating Captain A Wilson Norris adjutant general of the Third brigade died in Harrisburg Pennsylvania yesterday evening at 7 oclock after falling ill that afternoon. The death prompted tributes from Pennsylvania troopers and fellow officers who prepared floral offerings and placed flags at half mast as comrades journeyed to Harrisburg to honor the memory of the respected attorney and longtime Gobin ally. Lieutenant W W Inglis on General Gobin s staff reported the loss and Lieutenant M P Moore and other officers traveled to Harrisburg to pay last respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp MacKenzie
Augusta
W. W. Inglis
Gobin
A. Wilson Norrie
Harrieburg
Oelock
Norris
Gohen
M. P. Moore
Third Brigade
Hobenstein
Pennsylvania
Walter Wood
Golzian
Minnesota
Harrisburg
Berry
W. W. Taglin
Sumner
Springfield Arsenal
Springfeld
Mass
Springfield
National Guard
Tribune
Franton
Susquehanna Lad Fights Draw With Payne in Music Hall Bout
Tim Hurley of Susquehanna and Doc Payne of Baltimore fight twenty rounds at Music Hall under the American Sporting Club, ending in a draw. Hurley, praised as the stronger fighter, is praised for grit and headwork, while Payne’s methodical jabs and wind control wear down the younger rival. Referee Pat Murphy calls no foul, Payne’s wind wins late rounds, with notable support from C Smith and others as seconds and officials are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Hurley
Susquehanna
Doc” Payne
Baltimore
American Sporting Club
Music Hall
Payne
Hurley
Jefferson Branch
MccCoy
Tie
Mnain
el Nehes
Pat Murphy
Turlow
Board of Trade Marks Milestone and Treasurer’s Speech
The Scranton Board of Trade holds its annual meeting with applause for A W Dickson after a 21 year tenure as treasurer detailing receipts of 615,499.19 and expenditures of 61,018.51. D Th Atherton is praised as secretary while nine presidents and six secretaries are noted for service and a weather bureau chief addresses the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
A. W. Dickson
Dickson
Atherton
Fourteen Month Old Burns In Fire Incident
The fourteen month old child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Thompson suffered serious burns on Friday night as his three year old brother played with fire. A sleighride to Scranton was enjoyed by local youths on Thursday evening along Boulev ar d. Miss Estelle Woodward of Dunmore visited Miss Incy Blessing Friday night. Mrs Byron Buckingham remains bed bound with grip after relapse. D H Rabejlan an Armenian filled in for Tiev C A Spalding at Sunday evening service. Arthur B Williams spent a few days with his parents. Professor E B Rogers visited Scranton friends. L W Partridge couple suffer with grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Hyde Park
Bristol House
Providence
Tribune
Mears
City Hall
Court House
Oral
Robert Williams
Commpany F
Graham
War Department
Young
Williams
Carl Reichman
Corps
Seventeenth United States Regular Infantry
Columbus
Bcc
Willams
Reichman
New York City
Philippine Islands
Mediterranean Sea
Suez Canal
National Guard
Ebenezer Williams
Chestnut Street
J. D. William & Bros
Orient
George Merriman
Ithaca
N. Y
Alfred Atkinson
Camp Meade
Harry C. Moore
George Schlager
Richard J. Nourke
Jenla Pughe
William T. Smith
Thomas H. Dale
John A. Price
Henry M. Haley
William Connell
J. M. Kemmerer
W. A. May
Luther Keilor
Beranton
A. D T. Holand
LF. Fuller
Th. W. Lee
J. W. Fisher
H. A. Kingsbury
D. Th. Atherton
Luce
Atherton
First National Bank of
Thomas Thompson
Scranton
Boulevard
Estelle Woodward
Dunmore
Incy Blessing
Arthur B. William
E. B. Rogers
L. W. Partridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inglis
the Tribune
Susquehanna Boy
Poc" Payne
Kid McCoy
Jefferson
Fou
C. Smith
Colored Thunderbolt
California
Peter Maher
Robert Platt
Jake Detler
Binghamton
Frank Eckles
Philadelphia
Harry Davis
Don Reilly
Dayton
Ohio
John Motinty
Dec” Thhins
Jim Phillips
H. A. Hopewell
Pepper Griff
John Coates
Pallimore
Coates
Jimmie Judge
Board OF Trade
D. B. Atherton
MR. Dickson
Chief Moore
Witlii
Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Department
Puck
Elmhurst
Hood
Coriocos
Casper Dietschler
Pembroke
Tourcara
New Orleans
San Francisco
Cal
Crescent City
Golden Gate
Los Angeles
E. Hawley
Ll. H. Nutting
EB. P. A
Broadway
Battery Place
New York
K. J. Smith
AGT
A. M. Longackhe
Iy, BP. A
South Third Street
Philadelphia, PA
Dickson M'F'g CO
Barre Pa Maunufactu
General Omce
Scranton, Fy
Coats
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Holmes
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Brussels
Point de Calais
Tambour, Renaissance
Nottingham
McAnusty
Lackawanna Lumber CO
GANG
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquereed
Mina
Potter County
Bai
Saenene
Vert
Office—Board of Trade
Gecusce
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
John UH
Phelps
Spruce Street
Aod
Wales
1Cine CO
Cleveland
Wyoming Avenue
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