Camp Meade Thins and Regimental Farewell at Hammelstown
Camp Meade loosens its bustle as Thirty-fifth Michigan moves south and division hospital ends its era. Sergeant Smith shifts to Lebanon City Hospital while Thirteenth Regiment Band plays farewell at Hammelstown. Soldiers return from furloughs and enjoy a social in Camp Meade streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Smith
Lebanon City
Thirteenth Regiment
Hummelstown
Georgia
South Carolina
Cherter Ts. Smith
PB Company
Rebuton
Peeple
Hammelstown
Enengyhey
Miles
Carnival Of Furs Greatest Gathering Of New Imports
A chill signals the annual fur display featuring styles from Paris, London, Berlin, and New York. The collection showcases jackets of Alaskan seal and Persian lamb, capes of electric seal and mink, and boas with modest prices up to 300 dollars and bargains as low as 2.49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Berlin
New York
Isaac Long
Capesof
Isaac Long Public Square Tin 7 Percent Wilkes Barre Pa
Isaac Long located at Tin 7 percent Public Square in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania.
Movement of Second Army corps to the south and muster issues
News from Camp Meuse Middletown Pa reports heavy rain as the Thirty first Michigan departs for Augusta Georgia and the Second Tennessee region begins marching toward Columbia. Orders from the War Department muster revise promotions and commissions in the Fourteenth Pennsylvania and Eighth Pennsylvania regiments as officers shift roles and new surgeons are appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Meuse
Middletown
Augusta
Ternesess
Columbia
Gere Era Young
Tle Ey Tate
War Department
James H. Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Al@er
Hamilton
Hasting
Secretary of War
Leo
Charge W. Wright
Iust Heu Lert
Calvin Reddenstricker
York
John H. Schall
Engine toppled on oak coundaun track near the dump
A small locomotive hauling CHP cars derailed near the oak coundaun dump as rains washed the edge. Engineer John Harbrick escaped injury. the fireman rode on the train and was not aboard during the overturn. After ten hours the engine was recovered and rejoined to the dump track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harbrick
Froman
Ual
St Thomas College to Meet Tunkhannock in Nov 1 Game
The St Thomas College football eleven will play the Tunkhannock High School eleven on Saturday November 1 at Tunkhannock. The Scranton Delaware Lockownona and Western railroad depot at 1 55 o clock this m. lists the players including Campbell Peelman McDonnelllet Coleman Langan Kelleher Manley Kirkwood Weir J O Mara W O Hara and substitutes McAndrew Tighe. The Alerts of West Side seek opponents in football for November 12 at Mullens field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas College
Tunkhannock High School
Tunkhannock
Scranton Delaware, Lockownona
J. O'Mara
W. O'Hara
McAndrew
Tighe
First Report of the Grand Jury Records Broad Indictments
The grand jury returned a long list of indictments including Assault and Battery, Insulting the American Flag, Larceny, False Pretences, and other charges against numerous individuals. A number of sessions considered county bridge construction. The report notes many names, offenses, and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
Thomas Forkin
F. Weiss
Thomas Durkin
Patrick McIntyre
Samuel B
Dembo
Harry Levy
Prom
A. PF. Rush
Mary Barrett
Mary Casey
Wallace A. Sturdevant
Catherine McGerver
Willam R. Ward
Bevans
Joseph Frank
Frederick Sidler, Jr
Luther E. Lee
George Richards
Joseph Tol
William H. Palmer
J. & Palmer
Siskt
Michael Stephke
Larence Wall
Haller
James Gallagher
Martin Quinn
M. J. Barrett
B. K. Foley
Isaac Summerhill
Jacob Koch
James Laughlin
Feo
King
B. Wells
Rebecca Jackson
Virginia Edwards
John Motta
George Metitus
Elizabeth Mills
Jacob Baltes
David Davie
David Minnick
Susan Riley
Mary Hoke
Louis Snyder
Lizzie Phillips
Hosaing Nusko
Drip Alich
Mary Ann Hean
Lizzie Klein
Mary Howran
Euphemia
John J. Huddy
Patrick Roach
Annie Kamypel
Amelia Hesaligua
William Slater
John Milligan
County
William Kane
Michael Kane
James Kane
Carter Lee
Tres
John Steinmetz
Leo Farichon
Henry Hirtel
Valentine Gorgol
John Seleskey
Joseph Kligeell
George Captanus
Teresa Captanus
John Rigoley
M. Klein
Lisgle Hean
Baltee
Thomas Lynett
Sarah Tulles
Edward Schadler
John Monday
Michael Lucanta
Clementine Tmlalo
Thos
Sullivan
M. J. Lovern
Joseph Pendaly
Charles Adams
Ben-jamin Hoover
HH. Colline
Nuleanee
Frederick Lewis
Harriet Lewis
J. A. Hunt
Mary
Fred Mink
Dy Boulloe
Thorney Marrray
J. Hollow
Joseph Metaer
Joseph Mitchel
Ann Bell
Patrick Tenry
Lizzio Reville
Annie Cavannugel
Edward Murphy
Tee Fan Conte
William Vosburg
Amunty
Local man arrested for stealing from hotel dining room
Fred Q. Phaede of the West Side was seized with no bill in hand after officers found him with stolen table ware from the Columbia hotel dining room on Lackawannea Avenue. He appeared before Mayor Taileyam, given bond set at 100 dollars, and the case went to court where a grand jury freed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Q. Phaede
West Side
QM Welink
Columbia
Lackawannea Avenue
Taileyam
Gram
Thief Nabbed After Robbing Shop on Mallroad Alley
A man fled a shop with knives, teaspoons, a tablespoon and four pepper shakers valued at M%. He escaped through a rear window, climbed the porch, and swam the alley. Patrolmen McCulligan and McMullen pursued and captured him. items found on him. The suspect, Boose alias William Davis, later identified as unmarried, with a troubled home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallroad Alley
McCulligan
McMullen
Boose
William Davis
Boone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camp Meade
Scranton Tribune
Thirty
Michigan
Third Brigade
Muyrehy
Victor Herbrt Medley
Power
Toban Cornet Bola
T. Miles
The
Chicken Brigade
Johnson Mazurka
Gavotte
Chrysan Heruma
Alahour
Tobant
Bott of Manila
Gscuuvan Barnhouss
Charles H. Swan
Thomas Russell
John Freeman
Privat George E. Franklin
Bruce BE. Brown
Montrose
Musician Jones
Taylor
James Tighe
James J. Cordell
Division Hospital
Dunn Loving
George Schmidt
Pottsville
Mire
Jacob Post
Company B
Richard J. Bourke
Carnival of Furs
Second Army Corps
Diamond Pea
Sporting Notes
West
Olympics
Comet
Dra
Oriental
Mullen
Feld
W. Riley
Acchool
Scott
Comets
John Holmes
Grand Jury
True Billa
Fred G. Boose
Lowell, Wf
Shedskin
Medical College
Cook St
Chicago
Adams
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Cle and Sporting Goods
Scranton
Florey & Brooks
Washingtor
Court House Square
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Third National Bank
Capita
Wi. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HL. Peck
Holmes
Scratty, Pa
Guardian
L. A. Watres
Co 8
Johnson
Christy, Casuler
Wm P. Hallstead
August Robdinson
Jon P. Kelley
IRS
Everett Warren
Kingsbury
O. & Johnson
Cealine Manufacturing
Holyoke
Mass
W. J. Davis
Balun
CARP
Brussels
Dresden
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Mili.s
Cross Fork
Votter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Portaveneny
General Office—Board of Trade
VIA
Express Steamships
Old Dominion Line
Washington
W. L. Pryor
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lock. Ave
Scranton, PA
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Gillette Bros
MYER
Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
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