Major Dwight warmly welcomed at camp and stretchered to duties
The Thirteenth Regiment reports Major Dwight's warm reception upon arrival from a period away. Private Alexander Mitchell and Bugler Emmet McDermott return to duty after illness, while First Sergeant William Wilder is discharged and heads home. Weather rainstorm delays inspections as paymaster disburses nearly $2,000 to the regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet McDermott
John Hughes
Alexander Mitchell
William E. Wilder
Arma
Toen
Thoms H W. Miles
Daniel Miles
Fifteenth
United States Regular Infantry
Puerto Principe
Cuba
Miles
War Department
William EF. Wilder
United States
Atesia
Favannah
New York City
Honesdale
Wilder
National Guard
Tra
Laater
Bugler
Emimett
Price Ootee
Alex. Mitchell
Ko Have Yee
Pic
Camp Meade
Tralin
St. Jaeweeph's Hospital
Reading
Mitchell
Fay
Carbondale
Joseph O'Hara
William Decker
Andrew Mitchell
Harry Smith
Decker
Brief sessions mark start of inauguration week in Harrisburg
Harrisburg January 17 brief sessions opened before inauguration ceremonies and senatorial balloting. Lieutenant Governor David Martin took oath as senator from the Eighth district while General Gobin, Governor-elect, swore in. A large parade of spectators, many women, attended as officials and lawmakers prepared for the capitol ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
United States
Walter Lyon
Senate
David Martin
Philadelphia
State Department
Conin
Liuwtenant
Othe Wenmie
Commonwealth
Interiata Alor
Division hospital updates on recovering soldiers
The division hospital reports patients recovering rapidly and expected to be all well. Private Samuel Martin of Ki has returned to duty from the regimental hospital. Richard J. Bourke is mentioned among names in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee B. Clark
Edward Brown
KB Ttompany
Sixth Signal Corps
Edward Conley
Mratelmann
George Fox
George W. Baltley
Guy W. Stanton
Howhe
Samuel Martin
Richard J. Bourke
Dixon Defeats Pluto in Tenth Round at Lenox Club
New York report of George Dixon defeating Young Pluto of South Africa at Lenox Athletic Club. Dixon dominated with clever footwork and accuracy, forcing a KO with a hard body shot in the tenth after Pluto showed defensive skill but never threatened. Dixon’s speed and ring craft kept control as Pluto faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Dixon
Lenox Athletic Club
Pluto
South Africa
Trent
Dixon
Piiti
Boty
Faulty Lamp Shipment Delays Service Replacements
A large lamp order failed to arrive correctly as three Watt lamps were sent instead of four Watt. The shipping error caused delays until a new supply box was prepared and dispatched within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mombas
Mitchell
Beachlake
Hilkeey Lathrow
William Donner
Lalor
Hares Telford
Gabriel
Calvin Holle
Hrosnahon-Jackson Company in A Child of Destiny
At the Academy of Music last night the Hrosnahon Jackson company presented A Child of Destiny and The Pearl of Savoy in the afternoon. Advance sale for the grand de Bergerac production by Henry Lee at the Lyceum on Saturday Jan 21 opens Thursday Jan 1. No seats reserved until sale opens and each buyer may purchase at most six seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Hrosnahon-Jackson Company
Savoy
Grany de Bergerac
Henry Lee
Lyceum
Weaeon Bale Ia
Cyrano
mPewiniors
Tragedy and Temptation Strain Arbuthnot Marriage
The story follows George Arbuthnot, a promising writer, and his wife Agatha as jealousy and venom test their marriage. After a bitter quarrel, Arbuthnot retreats to his study, channels turmoil into new work, and begins a breakthrough novel while Agatha’s cruelty intensifies, threatening their union.
Poisoned Blood Cure Claim in Promoted Ad
A Philadelphia reader from Wearmont Street recounts years of summer skin poison relieved by Hood's Sarsaparilla. The testimonial asserts nightly itching eased after the first bottle and full cure after multiple doses, promoting the product as a blood purifier and suggesting typical advertising language of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Willam Kan
Wearmont Street
Philadelphia
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Health Amid Grippe Fears
A vintage advertisement urges readers to combat la grippe with Scott's Emulsion claiming to strengthen the body and nerves. It promises relief from weakness and lingering cough after an attack, noting the product costs $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
The Publisher’s Fire Claims Agatha and Arbuthnot
Agatha scorches alive in Arbuthnot’s study as flames engulf a manuscript and a bitter quarrel ends. Arbuthnot rescues her then grieves as he learns the book’s loss and Agatha dies after hours of agony. He later finds the remaining manuscript missing from the ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha
George Arbuthnot
Arbuthnot
Worrimer
Fiura
Inet
Nate
Sarbuthnet
Clumby
Tame
Florence A. Smith
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P. Guntermann
Louisville, Ky
Johann Hoff
Johann Hofps
Major Dwight
MayKenzie
Augusta
Tin. Tz
Poole
Dwight
Headquarters
Sam
Mdermott
Dave Martin
House
Messia
Snyder
Lucerne
Chirk
Washington
McPherson
Voorhees
Maindelphia
le Nye
Capitel
Qerk Rex
William M. Culbertmon
Pitteburg
Culertson
Mace
Peckville
Cyrano de Bergerac
Phoebus
Agatha Arbuthnot
Mrs. Arbuthnot
Jen- Kine
Lnto
George
Wartinger
Arbuthnel
Peerforce Bowen
Agahi
Curly
Sarah
Agathe
Arbittinot
la Grippe
Dickson Mpg
Sora Anton Ne Wee En
Tarre
LocusTies Stationary
Connollysn
Wallace
Coats
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Third National Bank
Scranton
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Hl. Peck
Holmes
Snow
West Cooks
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Chas. B. Scott
Axminsters
Wilton Velvets
Body Brussels
Tapestry Brussels
Goc and Soc
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Portabonnay
Ffice— Board SF Trade Building
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
Con Wroming Avenue
Soruae
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