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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1898

Page

8

Thirteenth General Gobin Praised Muster at Camp Hastings

From Camp Poniel Hastings May 4 the Thirteenth regiment held a muster reflecting credit on Governor Hastings and General Gobin. Officers and 457 enlisted men volunteered. 47 elected to stay home. A long roll of company officers and privates followed with cheers and scenes of support for those serving.

Elehth Colone Nekker Binary Stewart and Weaver Carpenter Johnson Base Mercer Rampany Correll Clement Madore King Barber Bayver Master Nichols Focht Belfanyder and Marre Crane Cilonel O'Neil Marnest and Mickiow Bekman Halberstad Pot

National Guard volunteers under Hastings form three brigades

Inspector Morrell and Governor Hastings chaired a massive muster at Camp Hastings where 2,725 officers and men were examined. About 2,200 enlisted, 182 officers, and 61 regimental officers volunteered. 248 enlisted and 5 officers could not go. Overall roughly 6% of officers and 7% of enlisted members declined due to disability or family reasons.

Gobin Camp Hastings Army Morrell Huntings Secon National Guard Haatings Ata Snowden Goblin Wiley Schall

Gossip of the Camp at Mt Gretna May Day

From Camp Daniel H Hastings Mt Gretna May 1 a staff correspondent reports on wartime talk including Boonleh Americ war claims and a lively dinner featuring turkey and chicken at last Sunday’s gathering in Phoenixville area emerged as local chatter.

Camp Poniel Hastings Mt Gretna Todas Daniel H. Hastings Mt. Gretna Poenixvivania

Third Brigade's Showing amid Volunteer Enrollment Frustration

Mount Gretna Pa May 4 The formal enrollment of the Pennsylvania militiamen for volunteer service faced a showing by 258 enlisted men who refused to volunteer. Associated Press report notes widespread reluctance and steps to mobilize reserve efforts.

Mount Gretna Pennsylvania

Will Carry Journalists Dispatch Boat Arrives at Key West

The Kate Spencer, last dispatched by Jett Jack, arrived at Key West to operate with the Dauntless and carry Associated Press news from the blockading fleet to the cable station. The Wanda yacht is hired to join the AP fleet with staff reporters from New York Philadelphia and Chicago, expanding coverage across West Indian waters and beyond.

New York Kate Spencer Jack Convite Associated Press Key West Spencer Wil Dispatch Dauntless Cuban Associated Prees West Indian Associated Pres Wanda Ward A. W. Lyman Alfred Goudie Howard Thompson J. W. Mikehall Washington J. E. Nelson Oscar Watson Albert FE Hunt Philadelpha Fred Byron RK Newton Mutalo William A. M. Guade Brooklyn George FE. Graham Albany Tampa A. W Copp Chicago Associated Press Force Weert Tribies Khmer E. Roberts Ningesteam Jiameteas Harold Martin Af

Schley Ready to Sail From Old Point Comfort Va

Old Point Comfort Va May 4 The cruiser Makehip Brooklsn of Fort Monroe reports the fleet headed by the Nying Squadron will sail within twenty four hours to seek New Orleans. The Columbia detached and New Orleans to take her place Commodore Schley confirms Minneapolis not yet detached and may join. Fire and collision drills performed with notable show.

Old Point Comfort Fort Monroes Nying Eek New Orlgins Commdore Sehley Tuaxlemty Crakker Columbia New Orleans Minneapolis Aie Shige

Carpets and wall papers reflect the home’s character

A commentary on how interior choices reveal the thinker behind a home. It contrasts the thoughtless, careless, and artistic buyers through examples of common carpet and wallpaper styles and colors.

Williams and McAnulty plan Cuba and Porto Rico campaign

Washington May 4 A bold push is planned in Cuba and Porto Rico with secret talks with steamship lines to move troops. General Merritt backs Miles plan for rapid landings at Fort Pico while awaiting orders. The army of occupation would likely be commanded by Merritt, possibly following Dewey’s Manila victory. delays hinge on neutralizing Spanish forces and maintaining base access.

Washington Cuba Porto Ricn Nat Teers Gener Merritt War Department Alger Miles Ife Forte Fico Army of Occupation Philippines Dewey Horn America

Bondsmen Pay Up In Philadelphia Bank Failure

Harrisburg May 4 State Treasurer Heacom and ex state treasurer Haywood have arranged for the transfer of 605000 dollars in payments to the Powples bank of Philadelphia as its doors closed Haywood's bondsmen paid 213000 dollars held by the Chestnut Street National Bank at failure The new treasurer issued an order prohibiting advances to state officers and employees of salaries.

Harrisbures

Sitaoge Boats Philadelphia May 4 Sightings at Sea

Captain Whiste of the Allan Lie steamelip Tutuanlan reports arriving from Cilaegon on St. Johne and Halifax. He describes a distant warship with cruiser ahead off the batk after sundown on Sumlay, followed by two boats likely torpedo craft, which did not reply.

Philadelphia Whiste Allan Lie Steamelip Tutuanlan Cilaegon St. Johne Halifax Sumlay Batk Whyte

United States ships to sail from Rio de Janeiro

May 4 report from Galveston indicates the battleship Oregon and the gunboat Alarette have left port, with the dynamite cruiser Nichteroy expected to follow later this evening. The movements involve tensions near Allepateh and Aleppeh area.

Huenon Ayres Galwenton Tex Allepateh Rio Oregon Alarette United States Nichteroy

Third National Bank Promises Liberal Account Accommodations

Bank offers special attention to business and personal accounts with favorable terms based on balances and responsibility. It notes 3 percent interest on interest deposits, lists officers William Connell president Henry Belin Jr vice president and William H L Peck cashier, and mentions vault protection by Holmes Electric Protective System.

WM. Connell Henry Belin, Jr William Hl, Peck Holmes’ Electric

Finest Solderless 18k Wedding Rings

A new Tiffany Style set of rings offers solderless 18k wedding bands. The design emphasizes seamless fitting and modern elegance, appealing to couples seeking durable, high end alternatives.

Wedding Presents Our Optician Mr Adams Fits Vision

A local wedding notices gift list notes optician Mr Adams offers frames and lenses for all vision cases at reasonable prices. The ad highlights affordable spectacles and fitting services to celebrate the event.

Adams

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