Review of Gen Alger and Gorin Postponed Delaware Moves
General Gobin met with Secretary Alger in Washington to delay the review of the Thirteenth Pennsylvania Brigade. Alger promised to ready the brigade for movement as soon as possible, while volunteers from the Thirteenth were reassigned to division hospital units with Sergeants’ pay and two-year service terms.
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Camp Alder
Vedune
Gobin
Washington
Sedenmery Alger
Pennesylvania Brirstle
Pony
Seontary Alger
Celteral Gotbin
Aethve
Division Hospital
Carps
Myey Te Cone Poeddi Army Ten
Ciarenne
Moore
Dyrwin W. Kistler
Denert FP
Clark
Compans I
Walter Lehmitt
Cenonny
Gossip of the Camp From a Butler’s Camp Observed
A chaotic Civil War era camp report notes privates Myers and Clark clashing with hospital stewards during Lieutenant Tavis and Adjutant Mattes’s brief absence. Recruits, furlough returns, improvised cooking, and quirky health devices mix with marriages, promotions, and routine guard duties.
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I Butt
Ottenpeemdomt
Wip Algor
Via
Dune 2
Myers and Clark
Sergeanit Moerrlakin
1. C. Tavis
Coureens
Torday
Mt. Gretna
Moses Taylor Hospital
Company D
Hoffmaner
Pennsylvania
Canin
Gene Fellows
Copipinnyy F
Weset Pointe
Armenian Woman Speaks On Armenian Plight At Scranton
Miss Jennigan talks for widows and orphans of massacred Armenians at St Luke's parish room. She and her family endured Turkish brutality, describes 5 000 Armenian girls taken, and shows handmade wares to aid the refugee fund at Lackawanna Valley House.
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Vist St. Luke's Patsh
Seine Jenanyan
Armentia
Hs, Jennigan
Philadelphia
Mies Jennigan
Gieyweoution
Chris
Jennivan
America
Scranton
Armenia
Armen
Tarsus
Jenanyan le
Lackawanna Valley House
Alleged Swindlers Arrested in Federal Fraud Probe
Wilkes-Barre men Adolph Blau and Louis Rifkin were seized by U S officials on charges of using the mails to defraud. A $3,500 bond was posted for U S district court appearance. Officials say a dozen others are involved and claim wholesale merchants in New York and Philadelphia were duped by a scheme that set up small mining-town merchants to lure victims. The operatives’ methods and network are described as intricate and far-reaching.
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Adolph Blau
Louis Rifkin
Wilkes-Barre
United States
United States District Court
Ttmn
Blau
New York
Philadelphia
Merchants' Credit Ring Exposed After New York Inquiry
Government authorities have pursued a case for months against a ring of merchants aided by New York houses. The scheme involved securing ratings for merchants, blocking goods from Philadelphia and New York suppliers, and leaving real creditors unpaid. Officials say two years of activity yielded about 150000 dollars in profits with more arrests expected.
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New York
Philadelphia
Dt Seaid
Awindiers
Local clubs seek summer baseball games across city fields
A flood of amateur teams from the South Side and outskirts announce aims to arrange several July matches. The Lilacs, Modorks, and other clubs invite opponents such as the Orientel, Mayflowers, and Crickets to play on various grounds, with schedules proposed through The Tribune.
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Lilacs
Gare
William Aroran
Orientel
Jra
Morntime
Joly O
Bieta
Trituns
Wolfiam
Copia
Olam
Lowkawinik County
Booth
Harmony
Jim Lackawenna
Wall Street
William Moran
South Side
Carbon Street
Iynites
RWE
Benglers
Ccck
Modorks
Star Sagins Club
Moe
Poinneer AL Mints
Priceburg
Jeep
Tribune
Einiicer
Grernney
T. Vindmintwiger
Daxhens
Delerburg
Coleman, Jr
Milchager
Joseph Weir
St. ‘Thomas
Thomas Pasion
Jarvie Griffin
St .Thomas College
Wes Nonierdtialeli
Hae
Sinovets
Archould
Joseph Foley
Grouns
Thorens
Auntomk
Lewie
Eaward Plopkins
Lin Greutihd
Innigher
Chorrington
Bank Vault Guarded by Holmes Electric Protective System
A bank vault is secured by the Holmes Electric Protective System, described as the latest telecontrolled protection method. The report notes its installation as part of ongoing security upgrades at the financial institution.
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Holmes’ Electric
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Alger
Genral Gorin
Pennsyl
VANIA
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Ceureen
W. H. Jessup
Susquehannis
Walter Schmitt
Company 1S
Downey
Thomas H. Miles
Steed F. Very
Thomas Mills
Corwin
Thomas L. Davie
Aqueduct Bridge
Ames
Campainy 1
Ghia
Columbus
Vermbcus
Mikely
Miivate Lewis
Keith
Company A
Dailey
Barok
Milere
Hornet Wat
M. Berd
Pennevivan
YO VM A
Felecu
Corvin
Hewie Mwiver
Muirsly
Obes
Michiel4
Herd- Maes
Bernard Mupeerty
Allieon Thearnton
William Dunkerivy
Dycid
Stephen Lenn
Michael Berke Fae
Ae Wagner
Prod Chamberlain
Larned
Third New York
Heoherter
Grahamdin
Tankera
Genoa
Aenteree
Penneylvania Brigade
Robert Williams
Swot L
Shiver Hon
Kehn AL Crowhan
Stipe Prive
Har
Dinim Corpe
Camain Corwin
Mooricot
Beldchemin
Henry Potter
Walter A. Brown
Walter Finn
Thomas
Smith
Providence
Henry Smith
Hamne
Tyre Fouehs
George Jaeger
Heranton
Seregeant
Evueene C. Straith
Jermyn
Vo TD Shaw
Hallstead
Jacot m. Kolper
Corpor
Joseph F. Dinter
Marcy Meddon
Montrage
J. Murphy
Killen McMortrey
Peter Saltry
Bauldauff
Onds Steels
Tain Corwin
Corps
Fey
Malla
Baske- Ville
Kelly
Captain Smith
Castle Ridgeway
Carc Hondale
Senator Colla
Huest
Albert HH. VanDermark
McCausiinid
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George Bhickwell
John Connors
Company BM
William Gibbons
Company
T. J. Crufts
Charles DP Schweitzer
Cummins AL
T. J. Duffy
Hood
Lowell, Mass
Royal
Bain
Jenanyan
St. Luke's Parish
C. Barnet
Rawo St
Cinn
Foulard Silks
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Pilsner
Gillette Bros
Washington Ave
Opp
Court House
Gop Wes Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Atlanti Refining CO
Anton
Hunt & Connell
TRE
Lackawanna Ava
Myer Davidow
Lacka. Ave
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court Neuss
Richardson -Boynten
THE
Dickson Mfg CO
Keranton Ot
Onice, Horanton
Ham
Leader
Jim Dandy
Florey
Lumber GO
GANG
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Sibeaany
General Office —Board of Trade
Prescott Ave
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