Thirteenth Boys Receive June Pay at Camp Alger
Camp Alger Virginia July 6 staff correspondent reports the Thirteenth Regiment paid June wages totaling seventeen thousand five hundred dollars to Colonel Coursen's command. Rain cooled the atmosphere and relief from heat was noted. First Rhode Island regiment delayed departure and other soldiers and staff are described with brief social notes and injuries.
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Camp Alger
Coursen
Rhode Island
Alber
CL. Davie
New York
Ingtin
Port Meyer Hospital
Hle Cores
Hornetteville
Gossip of the Camp at Camp Alger Va
Troops at Camp Alger Va enter a calmer phase after two months of active service. The Thirteenth and Twelfth Pennsylvania and New Jersey units drill under new summer rules while several transfers and promotions take effect. Mentioned are hospital corps assignments, an engineering instruction order, a court martial stenographer appointment, and baseball results amid furloughs and homebound plans.
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Camp Alger
Westerday
Eines i
Goauil
Second Army
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Potomac
Obey
Young
United States Army
Roebling
Louis T. Mattes
Walter Ward
Dunn Loy
Teachers' Association Sees Large Turnout at Bellefonte
The Pennsylvania State Teachers' Association held its second day in Bellefonte with strong attendance. Highlights included Dr J P McCaskey’s lecture on Memory Work on Literature and a special train excursion to State College organized by President Atherton. Officers and committees were elected, with Gettysburg suggested for the next meeting.
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Bellefonte
Pennsylvania State Teachers’ Association
Court House
Brumbaugh
J.P. McCaskey
Lancaster
McCaskey
State College
Atherton
Pr. Brumbaugh
E. Mackey
Reading
William H. Schlatter
Bucks County
Annia Biedler
Potter County
G.L. Gramley
Center County
J. P. McCuskey
David 8. Keck
Kutztown
Herbert S. Putnam
Bradford County
Charles Losse
Williamsport
Mise Elizabeth Lloyd
Richard Darlington
West Chester
H. A. Raesyl
Tioga County
John @. Stewart
Harrisburg
G. W. Welles
Schuylkill County
Portnoy
Samuel Hamilton
Allegheny County
KL. O. Lyte
Millersville
W. A. Snyder
Clinton
Thoman
Adams County
Buberintendent Briner
Cumberland County
Shipman
Northumberland
Gettysburg
BASE BALL TROUBLES IN NEW JERSEY
Newark failed to appear in Paterson and the game was awarded to Paterson 9 by 0. Newark players protested over overdue salaries causing further trouble after a prior refusal to play in Newark unless paid. Manager Burns promised payment but did not.
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Paterson
N. J
Newark
Grady
Burns
Russia urges U S and Spain to end war in diplomatic appeal
St Petersburg papers on July 6 urge an end to the terrile war and call for mediation. Novyost notes Britain could offer mediation to President Abe Kinley due to its ties with the United States.
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St. Petersburg
United States
Spain
Novyost
Great Britain
Abe Kinley
Pennsylvania pensions listed with amounts and names
Washington July 6 report lists pensions for Pennsylvania recipients including Albert Colervove Pryndford and Elizabeth Goltz Wilkes-Barre with suggested amounts up to ten dollars and several entries marked as to be settled or revised.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Albert Colervove
Pryndford
John
Jacobus
Pillstond
Quehanns
Elizabeth Goltz
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania Brewers Meet Fails to Fix Beer Price
In Reading on July 6 the Pennsylvania brewers held a meeting to fix beer prices but could not reach a definite figure.
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Reading
Pennsylvania
Humfat warms audience in new section
Detroit Free Press notes the scene as Humfat energizes the audience in a fresh part of the venue amid a notably lively crowd. The quote highlights the group's strong reception and performance impact on attendees.
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Ist
Detroit Free Press
Lackawanna Irish American games set for July 4 at Athletic Park
The United Irish American societies of Lackawanna county meet to reschedule the postponed July 4 events for Saturday at 2 PM at Athletic Park with gates opening at 1 PM. Entries include McHugh, Kennedy, Gilroy, Quinny, Harrison, and others in events from sprints to field contests, with Tug of War contested by local clubs and a YMC A relay team also entered.
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Lackawanna County
Athletic Park
Fowelock Pom
Richard Lonergan
Timothy Quinny
Thomas Mechuire
D. D. Cure
Mi Chee Munherty
Dumve Bevilish
Martin Gartlesy
Peter Haggerty
John Goughan
Timothy Quinnan
Albert Giltulm
Thomas Hales
Hert Baldwin
Jeseph Alexander
James Marion
Jacob Reidentbach
Menry Rate
James Baldwin
Bert Baldwin
Jacob Reidenbach
Jowept Alexerder
James Brown
Henry Inreuse
St. Loos Bantu Fon
Meliush May
Gilroy
Kennedy
John Boyle O'Reilly Connell
Vo ML
Weir
Marton
Thorney
Scranton
South Side Athletic Clu
Dmvieton
Desertion Case Heard in Local Proceeding
Catharine Lynott filed desertion against her husband John Lynott before commissioner W. D. Coston. She alleged abuse and compelled departure. he denied abuse and offered to support if she cohabited. Prosecu tor was assisted by Assistant District Attorney Thomas. defense by A. A. Vosburg.
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W. D. Coston
Catherine Lynott
John Lynott
Dhstrict
Thomas
A. A. Vosburg
Relief Association Meeting to Discuss New Subscriptions
The executive committee of the Soldiers Relief Association will meet in the Board of Trade rooms this afternoon to discuss funding needs. Although about 100 is available, the committee expects greater demand after Chaplain Brahl reports forty families in need of aid and requests for support.
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The
Soldiers Relief Association
Board of Trade
Brahl
Outrage at Laurel Run Ravaging Incident Reported
Jennie Jones a 14 year old girl from Wilkes-Barre was assaulted by three men while picking berries near Laurel Run yesterday. She is reported in serious condition and no arrests have been made.
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Jennie Jones
William Jones
St North Meade Street
Wilkes-Barre
Laurel Run
Plymouth Man Dies at Work in Lance Mine
James Evans of Plymouth collapsed and died Tuesday afternoon at his job in the Lance mine. He was about 60 years old and had lived in Plymouth for more than four score years.
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James Evans
Plymouth
State Christian Endeavor Convention in Harrisburg
The Chris tia Endeavor society plans a major Harrisburg convention in October with a junior work demonstration led by Miss Minerva Early. A twelve month program for Juniors will be performed by the Harrisbore Union, with a formal auxiliary committee and substantial financial support anticipated from business sponsors.
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Christia Endeavor Society
Marrisburg
Miss Minerva Early
Miss Early
Central
Pennsylvania
Endeavor
Hammerhaugh
Christian Endeavor Sovieties
Nelton
Harrisburg
Frank Palmer
Nashville
Stave
John Wis Rner
Christian Endeavor Society
Meek
Mies Grae
Christ and the Church
EE. Union
Patrolman Hawks Likely to be Reappointed by City Council
A report says Patrolman Hawks, who resigned recently, may be reinstated at tonight's Select Council meeting. A city official with influence near Mayor Batley is said to have interceded on Hawks' behalf, with Finn reportedly removing his rejection of Hawks.
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Hawks
Select Council
Iate
Batley
Slawkas
Select
Finn
Miner Kicked by Mine Mule at West Hidge Coal Yard
Blacksmith Clinton McKenna of Hardner Avenue was kicked in the abdomen by a barn mule at the West Hidge Coal Company yesterday morning while checking the animals for shoes. He was unconscious for an hour and recovered after being brought home.
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West Hidge
Actor Silenced as Thieves Robbed Comedian in Midnight Assault
Hugh Morrisey, a popular comedian, was seized by two attackers near a big building after midnight. They bound his hands, stuffed a cloth in his mouth, and robbed him. He escaped a fatal end, making a witty remark as a slingshot silenced the assailants.
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Missenger
Hugh Morrisey
Artor
Faust
Poe
Death of Rev Miner Swallow Stirs Wyoming Conference
Obituary notes the passing of Rev. Miner Swallow, among the oldest Methodist ministers in the Wyoming Conference. The longtime preacher's death marks the end of an era for regional church leadership and service.
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Rev
Miner Swallow
Wyoming
Quote on pens and swords sparks debate
A fragmentary exchange questions Bulwer-Lytton's line that the pen is mightier than the sword. The speaker counters, suggesting power lies in skilled hands of any man, even a Spaniard, reflecting informal discussion tone.
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Bulwer
Death of Veteran Wyomine Conference Circuit Rider
A retired Wyomine conference member died at his Kingston home after a five year illness. Born in Plainsville in 1815, he joined the Wyoming conference in 1854 and served many circuits before becoming superannuated. His wife Mary Elizabeth Dodson died in 1595, marking the passing of one of the last old circuit riders and a familiar Methodist figure.
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Ming Valley
Wyomine
Kingston
Bor
Plainsville
Wyoming
Mary Elizabeth Dodson
Swallow
Boland Re-Elected Warden by Luzerne Prison Board
Luzerne County prison board re elected James Boland warden of the Wilkes Barre county jail for another year. James McAndrews of Plains faced a court challenge over alleged defalcation and resigned after testimony. Boland who had acted as warden during proceedings was formally elected.
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Luzerne County
James Boland
Wilkes-Barre
James McAndrews
Plains
Plains Township
MacAndrews
Woodward
Strauss
Fell
McAndrew
Boland
McAndrews
Police News Bits From St Charles Hotel to Lackawanna
William Ferris of Bimba was arrested Tuesday night for drunken and disorderly conduct at the St Charles hotel and fined. Patrick McGrath, aged years, ordered back to Hillside home after being found drunk and asleep at Lackawanna and Pent avenues. Jennie Nugent was arrested Tuesday night for drunken disturbance at a Lackawanna avenue lunch wagon and discharged by Mayor Bailey in yesterday's police court.
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William Ferris
Bimba
St, Charles
Patrick MeoGratl
Hillside
Lackawanna and
Pent Avenues
Jennie Nugent
Bailey
Disfigured for Life After Ointment Healed Little Girl
Mrs. William Chichester of Plainville Connecticut writes of a severe facial humor on her daughter nose nostrils upper lip and eye area that seemed incurable until Cericuna Resimores and Cericuna ointment were used. The child recovered completely with no fear or trace of the sore.
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Chichester
Plainville
Vances
Wren
Letters From the People Correcting a North End Disturbance
Frank Malone reports in Dickson City that Officer Malone arrested Mrs Ostowski after she refused to go home and began assaulting him with an umbrella and stones. Her son Michael intervened and Chief William Kennedy placed him under arrest. The chief was struck by a stone later attributed to Mr Ohm nowski's husband. The writer clarifies the sequence of events from July 6, 1895.
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Tenley
Dicken City
Frank Malone
Mre
Ostowski Wieder Vrrest
Kanynedy
Michael
Officer Malone
William Kennedy
Chief Kennedy
Mr. Ohmnowski
Dickson City
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Rhode Island Regiment
Ninth Massachusetts
Slavin
Fourth United States Cavalry
John Barrett
Washington Marine Corps
Edward Kelly
C. 8
Bruce Chase
John Kiernan
Edward
New York City
Cris Fhannon
Frank O'Neill
Charles G. Mil
New Orleans
United States Cavalry
Day and
Tingley
W. E. Greene
Prentiss Brown
Brooklyn
Harry Doherty
Fidinger
Genry
Dailey
Hall
Conrad
Tire
Dolph, Freeman and Hoffman
Joseph Birtley
Joseph B. Birtley
Corwin
Berry
D W. Davis
Franklin M. Gardiner
George Kleeman
Hospital Corps
Theodore Kindler
Jacob L. Moser
Charles van Riper
Second Army Corps
Camp Rushell A. Alger, Va
J.T. Gobin
Morris Thomas
Division
L. T. Mattes
Fred. Rudge
Corps
Lewis B. Carter
St. James
Carter
Companies
Lovelace
Corporal Bennett
Meade
Thirwell
Downey
Teachers’ Association
Paterson Club
Russia
Yeennsylvania Pensions
Meer
Mood
Royal
Royal Reino Powder CO
O Varnle
Hugh Kennedy
Edward Mc Jlugh
Frank Gilroy
Thomma ‘Thorney
James Mudlligan
A. Ollendike
D. Mantors
John Harrison
CY Yards
Alibert Gibbs
Timothy Quinnon
John Morrison
Huch Kenndy
A. Ontondike
D. Manners
Edward McHinelt
A. Ollerdike
Much Kennedys
Frank Gilrey
Michael Mey
Albert Globe
Mer
Catharine Lynott
Relief Association
Mead
Patrolman
Hawks’ Case
McKenna
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
James McAndrew
Police News
Olan, Prope, Bonion
Wow Te Gore
Baby Hawes
Tribune
Malone
the Tribune
Internal Revenue
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Coudersport
Port Allensoy
General Office—Board of Trade
Lacka. Ave
Moosic
Rusudale
Laplin & Rand Powder Cos
Repauno Chemical Co
Gillette Bros. Auctioneers and Brokers
Leeds
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ave
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