Warm Day and Religious Services at Camp Thirteenth
Major-General Graham visits the Thirteenth. Chaplain Stahl preaches at the Young Men’s Christian Association tent memorial service. Catholic cadets attend a Fourth Missouri memorial for Private Kinley. Father Sherman presides with all heads uncovered. Food shipments to the regiment include ham beer tomatoes and more. Public events feature a Zion church plot deed noted and a Raven Feast festival with speakers and music drawing thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mens Christian Assocration
Pourth Missouri
Father Sherman
BE. Kinley
Savannah Mo
Coursen
William Connell
Graham
Coureen
Cotonel Mattes
Betos Pmontese
Walter Colgin
Touily
Fort Myer
Philippines
Madrid war outlook cited by Madrid correspondent
The Madrid correspondent to the Daily Mail reports experts expect a brief war with a possible end within a month. Spain pins hopes on weather and naval support while discussions with foreign ambassadors yield no definite conclusions. Recruiting for Camara's squadron accelerates and a landing at Guba is officially denied though deemed unimportant. Food supplies for the peninsula are viewed as settled until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Spain
Almodovar de Rio
Maide
Gunboats Leave League Island For Cuban Waters
Philadelphia June 12 gunboats Peoria and Dorothea test League Island navy yard under sealed orders. They likely head to Cuban waters to join Sampson's fleet. Peoria formerly the pilot boat Philedutpulk now commanded by Lieutenant Ivan with 45 men and three pounders. Dorothea ex-yacht Dorothea, similar in size to Vixen, commanded by Lieutenant Commander Barnett with 65 men. Princeton may leave this week and Fish Hawk next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia
Peoria
Dorothea
League Island Navy Yard
Sampaun
Philedutpulk
Ivan
Sampson
Barnett
Princeton
Feant of Roses Honors Stiegel Line at Manheim
The annual Festival of Roses in memory of Baron William Stiegel was held at Zion's Lutheran Church in Manheim, Lancaster County. A red rose was presented to the oldest living descendant of Baron William Stiegel, founder of the town, during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion's Church
Mia
Elizabeth M. Luther
Pottsville
Baron Stingel
Helfelbower
J. Hay Brown
Hen. W. AL. Henant
J. HW. Dubbs
Urban HH. Hersher
New York
Lancaster
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Manheim
Henry William Stiegel
Capture of San Juan Urged in Porto Rico War Plan
A United States expedition should land at San Juan to quickly end the war in Porto Rico. The strategy calls for naval bombardment then landing troops to seize San Juan, noting forts and batteries but arguing residents would welcome American troops and a land siege would be costly. The writer favors swift naval action and a rapid occupation to avoid tropical disease and heavy casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Ced Ajevedo
San Juan
Porto Rico
Aherowehiy
United States
Porto Ibco
Porto Rica
Cimainica
Ponce
Morre
Fort San Carlos
Dan Preanable
Porto Riva
Fone
Maviguer
Fundnan
Werboy
Porte Hico
Americin
San Jua
Havana
Cuba
Record-high U S agricultural exports in year ending June
Washington reports farmers boost exports abroad with a projected total near 995 million dollars for the year. Breadstuffs lead gains with about 1.05 billion dollars, while wheat and flour shipments rise markedly from prior years as overall agricultural exports surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. DC
United States
Heh
Isu
Nevey
Cornell University opens thirtieth BHOUS COMMHOCHEnt day
Rev Henry Potter of New York diocese delivered a notable sermon at Cornell University in Armory Hall. The spartan auditorium overflowed with students and visitors as the address themed Doe votion to Home and Family impressed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarenel University
Henry ©. Potter
Diocese of New York
Armory Hall
Mahop Potter
Mines Unfound at Guantanamo Harbor Entrance
Dispatches from Guantanamo report Marines controlling the outer harbor while mines were searched with three launches under Lt Nor man Fuells and Lt Anderson but none found. Fort Fisherman points and nearby works show Spanish defenses as efforts to guard the canal continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Washington
Distguoe
Bahlivge
Nas
Pedro Peres
Free Division
Caimillinera
Enteante
Ciuontandine City
Admiral Farmpenn
Tower
Calivanera
Normann
Minsign Fuells
James D. Fostl
United States Am
France
C. van Orden
Anderson
Marblehead
Clenfaeger
Flo
Fisherman's Point
Infanteria del Pritwipe
Enthusiastic nurses aid at Nivel hospital during war
Miss Helen Long and three Brooklyn companions join Nivel hospital Flushing Avenue staff under Medical Director George W. Woods. The four women, daughters of prominent officials, assist in a crowded hospital with dawn shifts and lab work while awaiting the end of the war and plans to return to Johns Hopkins University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servier
Althoygh
Navy Department
New York
Helen Long
Mavy
Mabel Austin
Mabel Felt
Dorothy Simis
Brooklyn
Nivel Hospital
Flushing Eventue
George W. Woods
Oweh
Mike Long
Veateraay
Aid
Oheir
Johns Hope King University
Baltimore
University
Gas Explosion At Wilkes-Barre Mine Kills Several
A gas explosion at Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company No 6 shaft in Wilkes-Barre injures eleven men with varying severity. Victims named include Fred Seymour, Albert Tilting, Wharls Bhartui, Thomar Flanagan, James Terson, Martin Gallagher, Bernard Conyngham, Peter Ugh, Martin Brennan, and others. The South Wilkes-Barre mine is noted as highly dangerous with a history of gas blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shatte
Lehigh and Wilkes- Barre Coal Company
Wilkes-Burie
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Noo
Fred Seymour
Peeletant
Tee Ehthyn
Mithent
Attoet
Arta
Hastines
Childien
Boraead
Fee
Albert
Atling
Amd Haa
Danny
Thumar Flanagan
Mirried
Rehile
Commiskey
Sharpe James Terson
Miter
Street
Wilkes-Karre
Indead
Charton Sharpe
Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre
Gold Imports Surge as U S Exceeds Exports in Year
Washington notes from the Sun Bureau of Statistics indicate gold imports will top 105 million dollars for the year, with exports around 15 million, leaving a net rise in gold stock near 90 million and potentially over 100 million by month end. The shift aligns with few prior years, and gold coin payments rise in customs in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sun
Bureau of Statistics
Leo
Ists
Isss
Duvenu
New York
Tos
de Weal
Unclear World War News Fragment Highlights Naval Movements
Maritime notices report Marines landings at Guantaiame and Telne by Blart and Shipes with the Monterey loaded with coal bound for the Philippines. Several American vessels reportedly arrive off Bunllago as Governor Hastings visits Camp Thomas. General Merritt calls for more troops. A British-flagged recaptured vessel is claimed American, and Spanish tensions loom over Gibraltar amid an arrest of a suspected spy in New York.
Reverend Jones Sermon Emphasizes Christian Life
The sermon exhorts Christians to live by Biblical principles, emphasizing obedience to God, the moral duties of believers, and the aim to glorify God through righteous living. It discusses the role of faith, repentance, and the spirit of mission in daily conduct and eternal salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
Church of Conint
Gil
Corto
Cid
Jon Tie Boner
Min
Beccon
Jooks
Serine
Ife
Baptism and Sermon Services Reported at Local Church
The notes describe a baptism conducted by Rev. TM F Pheteo after an evening sermon by Rev J G Vans of Vending. Other clergy including Attorney W O Lathrop and Father Aiphoosnus led ministries at St Puttleh's church West Beranton during the prior two weeks, with various religious activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheteo
J. OG. Vans
Vending
W. OW. Lathrop
Aiphoosnus
St. Puttleh's Church
West Beranton
Religious Services and Anniversaries Mark Weekend Attends
A series of services and anniversaries marked the weekend at several churches. Rev A J Ramer preached at St Mark's Lutheran after a two week absence. Rev NOG Burke began a new term at First Presbyterian Pittetess, with sermons by Rev W I Bletcher. Welsh and German services were held at First Welsh Baptist and other congregations, and Rev Thay Grucks joined as pastor for handshakes at Jackson Street Baptist. Letters from Kimberly South Africa praised Rev Dritzhas. The week included community greetings and special music selections from local choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryschruch
Pitan
A.W. Dickson
First Presbyterian
Bondar
Érateric
Christ
Boldiera
Boe
A. J. Ramer
Pistir
St Mark’s Lutheran Church
Alion
Philadelphia
Nog
Burke
Pittetes
Wd. I. Bletcher
TD L Beane
Shamokin
South Math Avenue
Westerdiny
Juckson Street
Courch
Haye Viet Union
Mushosw
Death of Cornelius Lee Comegys at Scranton Private Hospital
Cornelius Lee Comegys, aged seventy five and long linked by marriage to Virginia's Lee family, died at Scranton Private Hospital after a period of heart failure. He loved the sea and preferred being called captain, sharing tales of foreign shores. Funeral set for St David's Episcopal Church West Side at 4:90 PM with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Lee Comegys
Lee
Virginia
Maryland
Scranton
Heart Fallgre
Jim
St David's Epiavenal Church
West Bide
Washburn Sireet
Eleventh Ward Witnesses Examined in Local Contest
In Langeteff Kelley Clertion race, witnesses from the Eleventh Ward testified on Saturday. Named observers include Joseph Crow, Joseph Cyphers, Barrett Ane drew Beat, Frank Briel, Thomas Jur vod John Nailin, Lewin Shani, Ceorge Rozen, John Bohunk, William Fquine, James Puller, John A Nailin, Nat Moen, Adam UMrbet, Janet Lenion Haugh, Vincent Breliing, Fred Mhit tie, Chirkes Brewin, Jed Pagilipe, Manx Phillipe, Philip Helmits, Brenry Ackerman and Auguet Seidenbach among others. Power Marker and Wal ftysiaw Koscionski also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langeteff-Kelley
Joseph Crow Red
Joseph Cyphers
Pom
Barrett Anedrew
Frank Briel
Thomas Jurvod
John Nailin
Lewin Shani
Ceorge Rozen
John Bohunk
William Fquine
James Puller
John A. Nailin
Nat Moen
Adam Umrbet
Janet Lenion- Haugh
Vincent Breliing
Fred Mhittie
Chirkes Brewin
Jed Pagilipe
Manx Phillipe
Letin
Philip Helmits
Brenry Ackerman
Auguet Seidenbach
Albert Kraft
Patrick Brown
Thomas Ryan
John Lenton
Michael Maniey
Power Marker
Walftysiaw Koscionski
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Stahl
AMC
Fourth
Missouri
Fay LE Sherman
William Cons
Riga
Boechil
Alierdigg
Camara
League Island
Baron Maury William Stiegel
Casis
World
Cornell
Huntington
Guantanamo
Ligut
Andrews
McCalla
Miss Long and Associates
Porce
Hood
Sunday War News
Guantaiame and
Telne
Blart and
Shipes
Monterey
Diepaton
Bunllago
Hastings
Thomas
Chickamauga
Genseral Mereitt
Thal Tia
Philip Ioce
Pollowersa
Carlor
Maky
Edovardo Montice
We 4
D. P. Jones
Dod
Oma
Mra
Gi. A. Conrad
Lisbon
Perarueey
Curt Gi Dikeer
Sale
Wyoming Avenue
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka, Ave
Boston
Dental Parlors
Originators of
Soston
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Iver Newark
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Rushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical
Go's Explosives
National Supply and Metal
Goy West Lackawanna Avenue
DR. Shimberg
Dickson M'F
Sevanton and Wilkes
Three, Mo
General Ome
Sevanton, Pa
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