Gettysburg Camp News Sees Court Martial and Guard Tactics
The report notes two First regiment Philadelphia soldiers cashed for insulting Governor Stone during Gettysburg drive through. Major General Miller remains ill. Governor Stone backs Thirteenth and Ninth regiments near potential trouble sites and praises Thirteenth camp conditions.
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Philadelphia
Governor Stone
Gettysburg
Tim
Miller
Tribune
Stone
Thirteenth
Corporal Kinsley Leads Fourth Sergeant Exam Winners
A competitive examination for the fourth Sergeant position in Company D produced Corporal Harry R. Kinsley as the top candidate. The piece also notes Company B’s pride in its kitchen, Camp visitors drawn to it, and various camp life details. The regimental band faced tenting space issues upon arrival, with NCOs securing space for themselves amid shifting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Kinsley
Oreph Heireigel
Medico-Chio
Philadelphia
Richard J. Bo
Gant R. J. Bauer
Miners Back to Work Amid Strike Breaks at Cayuga Looms
Eighty three miners at Cayuga are reported back in the Dickson colliery cleaning up debris and repairing damage from a recent fire. Ex-strikers at Marvine help bricklayers and carpenters building a new air course. Royal delegates to the Indianapolis convention depart with local leadership under Henry J. Collins as president Nichols and Dempsey absent. Mass meeting planned at St Marys hall with addresses by Fred Dilcher.
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Cayuga
Indianapolis
Henry J. Collina
Dickson
Delaware and Hudson Company
Rose
Mr. Rose
Phillips
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Brisbin
Marvine
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Valley
Nichols
Dempsey
Henry J. Collins
Adam Mayscavage
Wikes-Barre
North Wnd
St. Mary's Hall
West Market Street
Fred Dilcher
Our Foreign Commerce Trade Totals and June Changes
The United States exported 21,582,009,407 in the year ending June, down 105,751,584 from the prior year, while imports rose to 902,011,508 with a gain of 5,000,000. Overall foreign trade totaled 25,000,000,000, a drop of 25,000,000 from the previous year, with a trade balance decline. In June exports fell 151,274 from 1801 levels to 9,519,274 and imports rose 500,747 to 2,705,101.
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Washington
United States
FREIGHTER HITS CRUISER IN ERIE COLLISION
The US cruiser Michigan was seriously damaged after a collision with the freighter M. B. Grover in Erie. Commander Winder puts the loss at 190, including two rapid-fire guns and a whale boat valued at 100. No below water line damage and engines intact.
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Erie
United States
Michigan
M. BR. Grover
Winder
Marconi's Latest Feat Wireless Signals England to Russia
Marconi on board the Italian Migashiparta Alberto at Cronpudt, Russia, cabled from the Cornwall station about 1,400 miles distant, with complete messages reaching Skagen Denmark about sixty miles from Cornwall. The report comes via exclusive wire from The Associated Wreck in London dated July 1.
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London
Marconi
Cronpudt
Russia
Cornwall
Skagen
Denmark
Mexican Woman Delivers Twins Six Weeks Apart in El Paso
A Mexican woman in El Paso has given birth to two healthy children, the second born six weeks after the first. The rare case has drawn significant interest from physicians and medical observers.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Gaynor and Greene Face Canadian Government Appeal
Exclusive report from Washington July 1 states a new application will be presented to the Canadian government in the case of John F. Gaynor and B. B. Greene. They are accused in Savannah Georgia of fraud in government work.
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Associated Press
Washington
John F. Gaynor
B. B. Greene
Savannah
Dynamite Blast Kills Miner in Windber Mine
John Savach a Glav aged 38 was instantly killed Roger Harvey Jr aged 34 seriously and John Yells slightly injured by a dynamite explosion in Berwind-White Coal Mining Company No 34 mine Windber near noon today Savach was preparing a stick of dynamite when it exploded along with sixteen sticks nearby.
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Johnstown
John Savach
Roger Harvey, Jr
John
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Windber
Savach
Naming of a Hoosier Town and the Apostrophe Tale
The Chicago Tribune recounts how a Crawfordsville area farmer thwarted a railroad by letting the company name the town. They chose Helltown and, to mock him, trimmed letters to create the sign reading H’town, a lasting local oddity in Darkest Indiana.
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Indiana
Crawfordaville
Sulla
Helltown
Adele Hugo Alive and Well Despite Centenary Hype
A Paris press investigator claims Adele Hugo daughter of the renowned poet Victor Hugo lives near Paris in a private seaside establishment. At seventy two she walks daily in the park pursues scientific studies especially metroctomy and rarely reads newspapers. She remains unaware of centenary celebrations and her past talks with Hugo are now being revealed by Octave Usanne from an autograph dealer’s collection.
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Mile
Adele Hugo
Paris
Adele Mago
Vircennes
EU Ita
Seine
Investigator
M. Octave Usanne
Adele
M. Usanne
British Museum
Rheho de Paris
Luther
Coleridge
Bismarck
Hugo
Ice cream social at Presbyterian church announced
Hallstead special: The Christian Endeavor Society will host an ice cream social on Thursday evening July 17 at Mrs George Adams home below the silk mill. Also in Hallstead news a burglar stole two rattlesnakes in Great Bond township and was captured. Various residents return home after visits and travels in nearby towns.
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Berantan Tribune
Hallstead
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
George Adams
Great Bond Township
Binghamton
Hessle Condles
Alford
Bert Aldrich
Rena Merrill
Mise Hdna Ward
Buffalo
N. T. Mitchell
Boyd's Mills
T. Y. Boyd
Warren Preston
Frank Brown
Elmira
Cecil Linsley
County Herald
B. Chase
James Crummiee
Tingley
Henry Trowbridge
Bruce Chase
Penn Argyle
Carrie Meade
Robert King
Girard College
B. K. Ming
James Elvey
Catekilla
Board Seeks Immediate Funds For Associated Charities
The Associated Charities board in the post office building urged public support as the treasury shows $15.43 on hand with over $300 in unpaid bills. Receipts for the month total $117.70 and expenses $154.74. Contributions may be sent to Rev. Rogers Israel or Mrs. W. B. Duggan.
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Rogers Israel
D. D
Board of Associated Charities
W. B. Duggan
Association
Board of
Associated Charities
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Zeigler
Jermyn
Duggan
Good Shepherd
Philadelphia
House of Refuge
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Schedule
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for today lists crews and times for multiple runs on Wednesday July 16. Specific crews include Finnerty for No 6, Baxter for No 32, Stack for Nealls, Allen for No 61, with Peckens’ crew laying off until July 24 after No 6 arrival on July 1.
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M. Finnerty
J. Baxter
Kid Stack
Nealls
Allen
Peckens
Hofmann Ragtime Ruckus Delays Concert Preparations
Josef Hofmann, the famed pianist, sparked a noisy scene at the Auditorium Hotel as he practiced ragtime for two hours in room 50% creating disturbance. A hotel clerk calmed the irritated guest, noting Hofmann’s continued session ahead of his Music Hall concert tomorrow night.
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Auditorium
Josef Hofmann
Music Hall
Chicago Dispatch
New York Herald
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