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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1899

Page

2

Promotions in Company C Show Thirteenth Regiment Shifts

The Thirteenth Regiment, at Camp Mack Kengle Augusta Georgia, promotes Sergeants Huy Smith and Richard Tourke and artificers Frank Hambertin and Obed Michaels as vacancies arise. Transfers to the Signal corps clear several privates for Cuba while officers note a likely early muster out. Also covered are sick furloughs, funerals, and social events surrounding Company D and others in Camp Augusta.

Thirteenth Signal Corps Cuba Mack Kengle Augusta Jan Paul de Paschalia Sergenant Huy Smith Comany Smith Fie Richard Tourke Wis Frankhambértin Camp Alder Chamberlain Obed Michaels National William Meyers Victor Thomas Joseph Rink Thomas Shumpf Beranton Joseph Cleary Binghamton Cleary Wis Atones Company D Charlee Rees John Shaffer Thomas J. Parrett Peter McCrea Rees Camp Meade Scranton J. Elliot Toss Shaffer Barrett St. Joseph's Hospital Philadelphia McCrew Lackawanna Hospital Lom B. Day Walter E. Wood Norris Corwin Robling Derman Ray &Faith Herbert Swan Harry Angle Lake View Lewis Carter Conrad Russ Hull Rice Parry White Law Office Lewis B. Carter John McGuinness David Harris Edward J. Kelly Hospital Corps George Walters Augusta ¥ Y Y. M Christopher Deemer Harold Gillespie Edward Kelly John Stanton Clarence Seward Harry Smith Len Murphy Joseph Leonard Will Myers Thomas McGuire Prank Stipp Collwell Jones Keller Arkhineon, Addier and Mack Rudolph William Hitchcock Harry R. Bkilwarits Thomas H. Parry Berante Axel Arnold Thomas Thornton Catholic Library Association James Rafter Malote Seville and Hartman George Griffiths Juy Haight Rush Susquehanna County Edward Philline Company H Hic Company F John M. Thro Benjamin Franklin Smith Edward de Gronte Charles EB. Brink de Groate Camp Alger Richard J. Bourke

A Bushwoman From Blackwood's Magazine

An extract describes a bushwoman near Indowyeka in a piteous state after her husband was killed. Her body bears iron-brand scars, and she and her family survive by scavenging wild roots while men hunt. The text notes cannibal-like feeding when a buck is killed near water, gathering around the carcass.

Indowyeka Hlons

Wedding Anniversary Confusion Sparks Cousin Clarification

A guest at a railways wedding anniversary notices a lonely, shabbily dressed man. The man introduces himself as Waddleford, revealing he is a distant cousin five hundred thousand dollars removed. The exchange highlights humorous family distance and social oddities.

Waddleford Yeu Ogain

Miner’s Plans Frustrated by Lenox Answer

Frustration marks the Syracuse Star to Miner as Lenox answers a proposal. The short item notes disappointment in the elaborate plans amid a charged exchange.

Fieming Miner Imade Hile Marrage Lenox Syracuse Star

Fire Devastates Wilkes-Barre Block with Wide Damage

A blaze destroys a major Wilkes-Barre block causing extensive damage to the Osterhout and nearby buildings. Firemen save the bank books and contain the flames after a spate of explosions. Residents suffer heavy losses while threat of broader spread is halted. Captain Meekine and Police Sergeant Kilte aid the efforts.

Wilkes-Barre Deposit and Savings Bank Créiger Ator Jong Wiliam Meekine Kilte B. Oppenheimer J. J. Meeker Ito Osteyhout Market Street Souare W. B. Sheane Dr. To J. Mason George E. Mason William Lewis Ophilia Rod. Evans Osterhout Dleath Joseph Coons

Terrapin Habits Highlight Extinction Warning

The Chicago Inter Ocean reports Chesapeake bay terrapin on the verge of extinction per P. M. Strong of Beaulieu terrapin farm Georgia. He describes farm layout, feeding with shrimp and crab, growth to seven years, and terrapin intelligence aiding capture and farming practices.

Chesapeake Bay P. M. Strong Beaulieu Strong Tom Beaullen Crisfield

Hood's Sarsaparilla Linked to Family Health Recovery

A Buckingham Valley mother reports her daughter recovered from typhoid fever after using Hood's Sarsaparilla restoring appetite and strength. She notes continued benefit for eczema and claims rheumatism relief for her husband, highlighting observable improvements in health.

W Hood Camron B. Cope Buckingham Valley Pennsylvania Parilla

Roseby's Rock Marks Birth of Baltimore and Ohio Rail Line

The first continuous Baltimore and Ohio rail link from tidewater to the Ohio River was completed in 1862. Roseby’s Rock in Marshall County, W Va, bears an inscription noting the milestone and features a 60 by 35 by 30 foot stone once valued at 200 for building use. The story recalls intemperate celebrations, a drowning accident, and a fatal hatchet blow to engineer Karr, with the rock now cleaned and painted with national colors in patriotic display.

Tidewater Ohio River Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore Atlantic Coast Ohio Valley Wheeling W. Va Ohio Roseby's Station Marehall County Roseby's Rock Holis & Faris Roseby Karr Grave Crowth Karr Abner Charnock Chernock Christin Parkersburg Charneack Cameron Wy Va Roseby’s Rock

Perey Dialog Explains Heaven Ethics in Mumma Talk

The fragment presents a dialogue about heaven where a child asks why cherubim and cherubs cry and the parent responds with a tender, cautionary explanation. It captures a domestic tone and religious imagery in a concise exchange.

Perey Heaven Pereey

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