Troops Plan Move South From Camp Meade Amid Food Strikes
At Camp Meade Middletown Pa the Thirteenth division weighs a southward move to Augusta Georgia as General Young orders camp dispersion. Five Company H soldiers arrested after refusing guard duty over food shortages. Hospital property return and furloughs noted as preparations continue.
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Pennsylvania
Georgia
Company H
Camp Meade
Middletown
Flest
Younes
Iire
Augusta
Gorgia
Campaien
Young
Berle
Meade
Never Ending Suit Department Exposition
The Suit Department presents a permanent display that changes daily with new scenes of stylishness. Quality for price drives the collection of suits costumes coats and wraps with superior quality as the key note, offering the best jacket for ten dollars and the best costume for fifty dollars.
New French Montagnac Mrsnae Jacket Promises Modern Style
A fashion notice highlights a new French Montagnac Mrsnae jacket aimed at women seeking the latest tailor made attire. Described features include a vented front, close fitting back, velvet collar, quirted satin faced lapels, satin faced sleeves, and roller satin lining, offered at 327.00.
Separate Skirts Offer Variety and Style in Wilkes-Barre
A local catalog notes the shift from home made skirts to fashionable separates. It highlights tailored detailing like tickles, ribbons, gimp, and trim, calling separate skirts nearly essential for dressy occasions. Prices range from 84.18 to 25.00 at 3 and 76 Public Square, Wilkes-Barre, PA.
General Graham Relieved at Camp Meade Amid New Command
Major General Graham is formally relieved of command of the Second Corps at Camp Meade by Major General Young. Graham plans to join his family at Fort Hamilton and pursue transfer to Cuba, while Young assumes control and carries forward Graham’s arrangements. Additional items note regimental movements, hospital discharges, a statewide election commission setup, and vaccination orders for the Fifteenth Minnesota amid ongoing mobilization.
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Pheer Ie Caley
Sytt Ap
Chambers McKibbin
Minnesota
Auwueta
Gheorghe
Bummerville
Spartanture
Columbia
South Carina
Cieenville
Athens
Young
Firat Division
Graham
Camp Meade
Middletown
Navy
Cuba
Fort Hamilton
Pa Ar
Reichman
Summerall
Galbraith
Fifth Artillery
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Joseph's Hospittal
Baltimore
Division
South
Arnold
Hastings
State Department
Harrisburg
New York Regiment
Flest Delaware
Right Kind of Officer Finds Port Victor Shortages
General Wood, military governor of Santiago, inspected the transport Port Victor before its departure to the United States. He arranged Ned Crose stores and other provisions to meet needs of sick officers and men, and the ship sailed for Morro Castle before sundown. The Santiago customs receipts for October totaled about $100,000.
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Santiago de Cuba
Port Victor
United States
General Wood
Santiango
Ned Crose
Cubans Will Be Sensible Says Cuban Leader
President Maso of the provincial Cuban government cables from Santa Cruz de Sur to Senor Quesada that the assembly has not met due to lack of quorum. An inquiry had asked if Santa Cruz del Roc was in session and deciding key questions about the island.
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Washington
Nav
Maso
Santa Cruz de Sur
Senor Quesada
Santmige
Santa Cruz del Roc
Cuban assembly to align with Washington policy says official
Mr Kinley and his cabinet express belief that the Cuban provincial government will not oppose Washington policy but support its execution. Benor Quezada agrees that this approach will guide the Cuban assembly when it starts its work.
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MrKinley
Ansurahcen
Washington
Benor Quézada
Col James Eddie Civil War Officer Dies at 89
Philadelphia reports Colonel James Eddie, former Measle staffer and ally of Aietinetion in the Civil War, has died here today at age 89. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Philadelphia
James Eddie
Measle
Halifax Boat Race Result Confusion
Halifax reports a confusing boat race where Vail Lynch did not finish and was not disqualified. the event details remain unclear as observers describe the Vail Lynch crew as unable to complete the course.
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Halifax
Vail-Lynch
Tice
Vail Lynch
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Olonel Coorken
Captain Gillman
John W. Hirenjaraln
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Edward Conrad
Sturry Footy
Conrad Watson
Thomas Montgomery
William Meyers
Rowland Hice
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Part
Jacob Burkhauser
B Company
John C. Kramer
Edward (. Koons
Dialomo
Sorantom
Muntcian John Hughes
Hichard J. Bourke
Pubilo Square
Wilkks-Hakub, PA
Royal Baking Powder
New York
General Young
Associated Brees
Santiago
Santa Cruz
Price Ernissal
Cle and Sporting Goods
Scranton
Florey & Brooks
Washiazior Ava
Court Ilouse Square
E Rodinsons
Pilsner
James Biddie
Vail
Sirs
Chichester
Plainville
Torrenisn
Dievia
Porras Marssen Coen
Prope
Yer Davidow
Lackawanna Ave
Cranton Savings Bank
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming
Mount Pleasant Coal
Commonwealth Seine
Wight
Mina
FURS
GSN
Maurice D. Breschel
R P. Kressler
F. L. Crane
Jacob Bolts
W. T. Smith
Connolly Srall’allach
Her Majestys
Helen M.smahon
Mous
Ick
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Fall Furnishings
Davis
Third National Bank OF Scranton
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Hipeck
Holmes
Lackawanna Lumber
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susqueshanna
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
VIA
Old Point Comfort
Express Steamships
Old Dominion Line
W. L. Pryor
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lock Ave
Scranton, PA
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Gillette Bros
Lackawanna Ava
Guardian
L. A. Watres
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