First Delaware to Leave Camp at Camp Meade
Camp Meade reports the First Delaware begins breaking camp with two battalions leaving for Wilmington to be Mustered out. The remaining unit will join Eighth and Thirteenth quotas and duties shift to general fatigue at the commissary. Guards guard prisoners, with two sentries and strict rules. balloting for an excursion to Camp Meade nears completion for Oct. 8, offering a day at home and a welcome reception.
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Scranton Tribune
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Company D
Tribune
Gobin
Lebanon
Move to South for Second Corps at Camp Meade
Major General Graham fears diphtheria and other contagious diseases if troops stay in northern barracks as Secretary Alger plans to shift the Second corps south to prepare for service in the West Indies. The Delaware River camp reports improving health with reduced malaria and minimal typhoid outside New York regiments.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Brock
Board of Hospital Trustees
Corbin
Steward Neate
Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Reed
New York Regiment
Lancaster
Charles H. Parke
Second Division
Scranton
Parke
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Poisoned Blood Remedy Claims Cure with Hood's Sarsaparilla
William Ran of Westmont Street Philadelphia describes years of summer itching and night awakenings from a blood poison. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with relieving the itch and enabling sound sleep after repeated use, endorsing the product and its blood-purifying claim.
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Hood
Extensive Arrangements For State Endeavorers Convention
Harrisburg hosts the State Convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor with hundreds of delegates. Sessions run Tuesday to Thursday under Rev. J. T. McCrory and state officers. Special social receptions and junior rally planned at multiple churches, with prominent speakers and abundant music led by J. J. Lowe and Dr. Fager.
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Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Harrisburg
Altoona
H. J. Raymore
Erie
J. A. Hollenbaugh
Thomas R. Patton, Jr
Philadelphia
Cordelia Jamison
Beltshoover
W. J. Shannon
Allegheny
Edward H. Romig
Lebanon
Charles A. Oliver
York
W. J. Coffee
Shippensburg
M. W. Leslie
New Castle
Susie K
J. Willis Baer
Boston
Manay
W. T. Ellis
Kerr Royce Tupper
D. D
William Yates
R. M. Russell
Pittsburg
Chestnut Street
Market House
Gett ysburg Convention Plans and Evening Programs
Delegates gather with sunrise meetings at the Fourth Street Church of God and a 5 40 a m quiet hour at Market Square Presbyterian. Wednesday hosts various conferences at 10 80 am led by leaders, a large children's evangelistic meeting at Bethlehem Lutheran at 6 pm, and 35 evangelistic services citywide at noon. An excursion Friday to Carlisle and Gettysburg, cost expected under 2 60, includes Indian training school visit and parade. Tickets through Louis Smithing at the Y M C A 2–4 pm today.
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Fourth Street Church
Gettysburg
Carlisle
Paris
France
T. F. Wells
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Harrisburg
Louis Smithing
Young Men's Christian Association
Washington Avenue
Pennsylvania Pension Increases Noted for Five Recipients
Washington issues pension notices for Pennsylvania residents. Michael Brown of Tunkhannock receives an increase from 12 to 17 dollars. Mary Von Ahrens of Pittston is listed as an original widow and Henrieta Mattson of Bradford appears under revenue.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Michael Brown
Tunkhannock
Mary von Ahrens
Pittston
Henrieta Mattson
Bradford
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