Tierce Contest Saturday City Teams Clash in Exhibition
City Enginevers' Club meets Contrattors in a Saturday game featuring Hughbeers Healey Riley Sadler Smith FL Phillips Walters Kingsbury Schunk Coar Sherwood J. P. Phillips as umpire Mayor Batley Treas ter Boland ticket seller and Controller Robinson oversee the event Street Commissioner Kinsley guards the grounds Building Inspector Nelson inspects the venue for the city contest between two local clubs and contractor teams.
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Mase
and & Li Commo
Tyllawlies
Hughbeers Healey
Riley
Ceétoher
Sadler
Smith
FL Phillips
Walters
Kingsbury
Schunk
Coar
Sherwood
J. P. Phillips
Conthetors
Cibbone
Farren
Cuitcher
McNamara
Mulligan
Flinagan
O'Hara
Max Phillips
Grier
Jennies
P. Sthop
P. J. Cleary
Batley
Treaster Boland
Robinson
Kinsley
Nelson
Traction Line curtailed by repair at plant
Fewer cars operated on all lines yesterday due to repairs on a large dynamo at the Trevidencew rand plant. A cracked disc plate, banding, and replacement work reduced service until power could be restored. Repairs were completed, and service was expected to return to normal today.
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Traction Company
Trevidencew Rand
Bailey
Scranton
Peamish
Beamish
Lirgan and Sewall Club
Dunmore
Agan
Kinsley
Thirteenth Regiment Exhausted by Camp Inspections
Camp John Gibbon Lewistown Pa July 21 The Thirteenth regiment endured a grueling day of drilling and maneuvers ahead of tomorrow's inspection. Rain ceased early, but the schedule packed three hours of regimental drills followed by a brigade parade and a later battalion drill.
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John Gibbon
Lewistown
Thirteenth Regiment
Coursen
Pranks and Orders Mark Camp Routine at Inspection
A report from the camp describes friction over an order affecting how discharged men are recorded as absent, delaying enlistment and lowering attendance percentages. Gov Hastings and staff rode in for exercises as snowden and aides ride daily, while a joke about candles leads to a general's amused response. Sanitary enforcement and open air routines improve digestion and ward health. hospital tents see rapid turnover with no long stays.
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Hastings
Snowden
Gobl
Gobin
General Gobin
Commissary Department
Nas
Fulton
Notes of the Camp Regimental Details
The regimental barber Louis Risland and Private R F Gilman swapped today’s colonel’s orderly role. Last night’s rain prompted many men to enjoy a shower bath. Company G has four men present at Homestead, while Company D plans a quartet to sing at the YMCA tent. Sergeant Burke serves as division commissary orderlies’ guard, and Scranton’s sergeant acts as sanitary officer amid inspections. The inspector is a hard rider testing horsemanship. A T R.
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Louis Risland
R. FE. Gilman
Homestead
Young Men's Christian Association
Burke
Division Commissary Department
Scranton People and Visitors in Northern Cities and Destinations
A parade of local residents and visitors includes Thomas H. Clarke taking Ebner Callaway to a Scranton visitor, Florence Collins in Boston, and others from Carbondale Wilkes-Barre and Hawley. Travel to Baltimore Washington Antwerp and Atlantic City is noted along with retirements and upcoming events.
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Ebner Callaway
Philadelphia
Scranton
Florence Collins
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Walter Brown
Frank Clark
Etfle Stuart
Hawley
Ada
Emily Hobbes
Green Ridge
Reuben Brown
Moscow
V. Forster
New York
A. L. Derry
New Street
T. F. Penman
Mary Penman
Pottsville
Angelonette Bauer
Lehighton
H. Gerlock
Olive Street
Julia Freeman
Huntingdon
Julia, Allen
Washington Avenue
W. Sando
Dickson Manufacturiie Company
The
Sunday Free Press
Honesdale
Nelle Loftus
Mina Julia
Ancient Order of Hibernans
Detroit
William Teitelbaum
Bo, Fuller
DP. M. Dickinson
New York Journal
Lulding
Mayors Secondhand Council of Grievances in Scranton
A Scranton mayor hears varied complaints from residents on the West and South Sides. Neighbors argue over ash dumping and a planing mill noise while a boy’s ball playing prompts calls for action. Other letters allege gambling houses and unlicensed taverns ruin families and lives.
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Frankilin Avenue
Manila
Shoe Sale Prices Drop on Men’s and Women’s Tan Footwear
Bargains include Men’s Regular Tan Bal at 2.60 and 2.60 in ladies Tan Bals and Tan Oxfords, with Misses and Children’s, Boys and Youths Tan Shoes offered at very low prices. Original tag values range up to 3.50. Limited stock.
Local shop touts value, service and selection
We offer a wide range of fabrics, styles, and prices for men and boys. Our aim is to provide superior service and better goods than any other store. Visit us to get acquainted, with no obligation to buy unless you wish.
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Scranton
Erie
Wyoming Valley Station
Devele
John Struthers
A. D. Weir
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Norton
Lacka. Ave
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
Tierce
City Enginevers
Contrattors
Lake Arles
Pittston
Beecham
Brecham
Teptoning
Brennan
Howtier
William Connell
Coniell
Wood
Huff
Davis
Cieneral Snowden
Kumbeck
Company BH
Tracy
Mount Gretna
Morrell
Colonel
Schank & Koehler
Spruce Street
Thomas H. Clarke
Hood
Mears’ Building
Cor
Washington Avenue and
Spruce
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
Iso
A. E. Rogers
UN) School For Kindergartens
Scranton Training School
W. Underwood
Winchester, Mass
Pittston Caledonian Club
Lake Ariel
Tribune
Lackawanna Ave
M. P. M'Cann, Hatter
Wyoming Avenue
Knox Agency
Aig Lackawanaa Avenue
India
Lackawanna Avenue
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