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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1899

Page

4

Last Dress Parade Ends Regimental Era for Thirteenth

The Pennsylvania Thirteenth Regiment held its final regular parade at Camp MacKenzie Augusta Ga as Colonel Coureen announced the regiment would be mustered out. Most men plan to travel home by next Saturday with routes still unsettled and trains offering various options.

Camp MacKenzie Scranton Minnesota Richard J. Bourke

Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription Praised by Mothers

An unnamed mother reports relief from the strain of motherhood using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She claims ulcerations heal, sleep improves, nerves calm, and eye light returns, enabling quicker recoveries after birth and better health for herself and babies.

Dr. Pierce

Langstaff Contest Recap With Open Nomination War

A chaotic meeting recounts Langstaff and Dickert guiding contested nominations for secretary treasurer and collector. Dr Paine and Mr Murphy clash over credentials while Gillespie wins the secretary post. Community relief cases and a Dunmore doctor appointment follow amid procedural votes and expunged minutes.

Mat­ter in courts after board meeting cited

The retiring secretary was thanked on motion by Mr Shotton. Mr Langstaff Jr expressed gratitude for the board's kindness. The chairman said to a Tribune reporter he may take the matter to the courts. The outcome of his two election contests will draw interest.

Dickert C. J. Gillseple Murphy Dr. Paine Mr. Dickert Langstiff Brooks Langeta Gillespie Shotton Busines Duggan Associated Charities John Burns Dunmore Mucher St. Patrick's Orphanage Tennis Langstaff, Jr Lanstaff Tribune

Elk Team Victors In Bowling Match By Big Lead

The Elk bowling team defeated the Excelsior Social Club last night at the Elk lanes in the final six game series. The Elks built a lead of 618 points, with the Mikes winning the first three games by 263 points, pushing total advantage to 881 across six games. Officials were F. Dreher (referee) and Tt. Wharton (scorer).

Elks Excelsior Social Club Mikes Aloo Rilke F. Dreher Wharton Bikes NW. Dreher C. Riehl C. Weichel C. Powler G. Phillipe Miadenspacker Otal Sacel Iore Morris Harris Fpuherman Simmons Langfeld Total H. Dimler C. Hiean Weichel C. Fowler Madenpacker Fetal Excelsiors Fuhrman Lpangfeld Krotosky Grand Tails Elke

Corcoran murder mystery may yet be cleared

Detective Herman Bar ing presses the Corcoran case with Luzerne County authorities pursuing four men tied to the Duryea and Lackawanna incidents. John Gilboy identified Gleason as one suspect after a postmaster shooting at Delaware Water Gap. Victims include hotel and store owners. four men planned entries and the hotel killing.

Herman Baring Corcora Luzerne County Thins John Ghyweon Flageer Delaware Water Gap Lackawanni Hospital John Gilbas Pullman House Durwen Gleison Duryea Corcoran Munner Pullmign Thor Curyen Danville Brewing Company Danville Davenport Corecorun Gleason Gilboy Baring

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Health

Purify blood for strength and health through union of body parts. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as standard for blood purification with personal testimonials on eczema headaches indigestion rheumatism and cancer sore recovery across multiple locations.

Hood Centre Minn Frankirk N.Y Epping Howl Jon O Dogscay Ruswell Ave Indianapolis Ind Mia Preita Noone Marlon

New Milford Fire Destroys Main Street Property

William 8 Phinney's Main street building was destroyed by fire last week. Honor Green of Honesdale gave a literary entertainment at the Baptist church Tuesday evening. Presiding Hitler L C Floyd will conduct services at the M E church Sunday March 11 at 2 pm. Md Wiseman broke his left arm while loading poles recently. John Gillespie confined at home by illness. Pyron Patterson who housed in one of W. Tram boils houses moved into a house owned by Mose. New books for the public library have arrived.

Wiliam Phinney Main Street Honor Green Honesdale Baptist Church Hitler L. C. Floyd M.ef Wiseman John Gillespie Elekness Pyron Patterson W. Tram Mose Public Library

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