Governor Plans New National Guard Quotas and Appointments
Camp Alger reports Colonel Logan says Governor Hamlin aims to fill state regiments from home towns first, creating new companies for underrepresented areas. Lieutenant W W Inglis named acting quartermaster of the Third Brigade as Scranton areas seek front line units and broader statewide sharing of honors.
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Inglis
Actin 4
Tite Whird Brigade
Camp Alger
Albert C. Logan
Pitts- Dire
National Guard of
Euston
W. W. Inglis
Coursen
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Maryland
Rhode Island
W. 4. Colvin
Sixth Artilery
S. A
Fort River
Fourth Artillery
Fort Riley
Kansas
Clark & Shower
Leonard Toharcoo
Buffalo
MoeAloor Tink
Alger
Pennsylvania Y. M
Thirteenth
Hughes
Fellows
Robinson
Lewis
Mallow Company
Thelicker
Willams
J.J
W. Phillips
O.j
Welsh
J. Davis
George W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Davie
Fale Church
Me. Jenkins
T. J. Thurty
General Graham Promises Thirteenth Immediate Water Relief
General Graham orders an on site inspection at Camp Alger after Acting Colonel Stillwell and Acting Surgeon Major Keller demand better water for the Thirteenth Regiment. Colonels Girard and the corps chief surgeon accompany the party as the soldiers await water at the makeshift spring outside their camp.
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Camp Alger
Thirteenth
Stillwell
Keller
Graham
Jaet
Ginard
Turke
Medical Board
the War Department
Wison
Girard
Voming
Water logistics and water supply notes at Walling camp
General Graham orders distribution of water barrels as quick as possible and directs corps to boil water for drinking. He investigates artesian well ownership and arranges barrels from the parade ground spring to supply the Thirteenth regiment as tensions rise amid the camp move.
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Walling
Chard
Girard
Graham
Corps
Craham
Stillwell
Thirteenth
Gene Graham
TY. J. Duffy
Plans to recruit and reorganize the regiment for camp
Reports detail steps to raise the eight existing companies to twelve and fill a third battalion. Officers and adjutants will be appointed, with a central Scranton rendezvous for volunteers. Major Millar likely to return as adjutant, while changes aim to maximize effective combat strength and assign officers to new commands.
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Canny Alger
Itn
Pubtt
Coureen
The
Tribune
Fremont Stokes
John Lewis
West Side
John Moir
Victor Burechell
Dunmore
Home Regiment
Lackawanna
War Department
Scranton
John
Tt Ie
Mt. Cipetrin
Themelves
W. 8. Mullar
Millar
Remarks on a second call for volunteers by Congressman Grosvenor
The speech discusses governors raising new regiments and the maximum funding under a second call, arguing rapid mobilization if governors form battalions. It analyzes cost, noting officers' pay for fifty-two regiments could reach substantial sums, with detailed salary figures and implications for the national effort.
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Biverica
Whdom
Popeibie
Grosvenor
Chin
Ohio
Tuken
Ournbora
Cepa
SAM Pacumemane
Conomel
Theco Amajith cc
Baseball Scores and Battery Lineups Across Cities
In Philadelphia Baltimore Brooklyn New York Washington and other sites detailed lineups list pitchers and catchers, batter pairings and umpires. Teams include Tunnehill Snyder Curry McDonald O’Day Kinley Vaughn Gettle Warner Cushman Herdler and more as schedules show scores and assignments across venues.
Rochester and Wilkes-Barre baseball clash described in rough play notes
The report details a mixed game with Rochester and Wilkes-Barre, noting erratic batting and fielding, key plays, substitutions, and umpire calls. It lists scorers, innings, and lineups with scattered fragments from Montreal and Toronto contexts, plus pitcher and batter mentions.
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Eastorma League
Montreal
Toronto
Syracuse Ochre
al Wilkes Bite
Rochester
Unclear Rail Scores Reported for Several Cities
A fragment lists scores from multiple matchups including Hartford Wartfort Newark Norfolk Richmond Taterson Lancaster and Reading Reading Allentown with varied results. The text appears garbled with inconsistent city names and punctuation.
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Hartford—Wartfort
Newark
Norfolk
Richmond
Taterson—Paterson
Lancaster
Reading
Allentown
West Side Anthracites to Face Taylor Grays at Central Ground
Local schedule lists the West Side Anthracites challenging the Taylor Grays for a game at Central Ground this Saturday afternoon. Captain Hopkins and manager J Lewie lead the Alumini Athlete association in another match at Central grounds.
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Taylor Grays
Central Ground
Hopkins
J. Lewie
Alumini Athlete Association
Bt. Thomas’ College
Keystone's
Fittenon
West Side Fair Grounds
West Pittston
Scranton Deliwoam, Lockawannd and Western Railroad
Rivettes
Ehalienne
Marlies
Jime & Ato
Elock Sharp
Des J. Hahe
Rader
Storm at Lake Artel damages noted in wake of hail
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Lake Ariel June 3. The storm caused heavy property damage with fruit grain and garden truck cut down and moved. Windows shattered on the northeast side of homes. The Hotel Pines and C E Jones skylight destroyed, J W Andrews store wrecked. Hailstones six inches in circumference were found. fields suffer rye flattened and corn may need replanting. Path of destruction traced from Lake Ariel to beyond Salem, with rain and washed streams.
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Scranton Tribune
Lake Ariel
Hotel Pines
C. E. Jones
J. W. Andrews
Bheyond Salem
Columbia
Local Notes From Town Digest At Huarrleburg And Nearby
Dr tly and Jom W Andrews attend the Remilliown convention at Huarrleburg. Cook Jones adds new gear to his photograph gallery. Er M Keene of Elvhurst works on Simpson cottage. O D Jones of Grand Union Tea moves into his cottage for summer. H Carr of Dunmore makes a business trip Wednesday. Harry Connell of Mercereau Connell erects a large cottage on east side of Mrs Hand home. Mrs Hand of Scranton visits Mr Brows home. Mother Mills recovering from illness. Mrs F Keene visiting friends on The Hill in Scranton. Architect John W Duckworth moves into his cottage. Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable took effect on Wednesday. Parties in Beranton can beka had never at Ga im and melt at 620 pm. Mehine sonp opens first had many nice cateries refurbished.
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Cook
Jones
Er. M. Keene
Elvhurst
Simpson
DD. Jones
Grand Union Tea Company
H. ©. Carr
Dunmore
Harry Connell
Mercereau & Connell
Dr. Hand
Scranton
J. Brows
Mills
F. S. Keene
John W. Duckworth
Coitage
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Beranton
Ga. Im
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Alta’ Walker
Muin
Jack Foster
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Jom W. Andrews
Huarrleburg
Lackawanna Avenue
Mali
H. M. Daghistanlian
Dickson Mfg CO
Scranton and Willkes-Harre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Richardson-Hoynton's
Eatarket
Adams Avenue
Eighmie
Conrad Sétts
Lacka. Ave
Gillette Bros
Willsell Michaelian Bros. &Co
Washington Avenue
Mears Building
Morgan
National Supply and Metal GO
Zoo
West Lackawanna Avenue
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DR. Shimberg
Spruce Stree
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