Rainy Camp Meade Delays Mt Gretna Move to Philadelphia Jubilee
Special to the Scranton Tribune Camp Meade Middletown Oct 1 persistent rain halts drills and the planned march to Gretna while postponing a move. Health concerns and morale rise as soldiers debate a Philadelphia Peace Jubilee trip with Thirteenth and local regiments eager for conferences with Philadelphia units and visiting delegates from Harrisburg and Lebanon.
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Mt. Gretna
Philadelphia
Christian Endeavor and Fire Company
Thirtenth
Gretna
Gabin
Pressnre
Circumptatoes
South
National Guard
Scranton
Cuba
Moving Provisions Halt at Camp Meade and Staff Changes
Major General Graham received word from the War Department to stop permanent improvements and large purchases at Camp Meade. The Second Corps will be shipped for garrison duty, sick moved to city hospitals, and new contract surgeons added. A hospital car is readied by the Pennsylvania Railroad. fifteen more seriously ill are sent west.
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Associated Pires
Camp Meade
Middletown
Graham
War Department
Girerd
Second Corps
Garrigan
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Huvnial
Red Cross Federe Vhf
Condh
Mialadelphia
Girani
Cond Samaritan
Chim Meale
Rolie
Hastings
Rettler
Job D. Tract
Pennsylvania
Hundont
Dickinson
Breather
T. Latiimer Brooks
Elehth Pennsylvania
Belcher
Girard
Powell
Forter
Cambridge
Fifth Massachusetts
Pearl
Boston
New York
William J. Glenn
Pittsbute
Oates
Washington
Apynth ii
Montgomery
Ala
Pittsburg
Virginia
Porto Mito
Orndorff
Fiist
Maryland
Goveorner Hlastings
Stewart
Hla Staf
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Chambera McKibben
Foreclosure Looms On Poughkeepsie Bridge Property
The Philadelphia Trust Company holds a mortgage on the railroad line from Campbell Hall to Hartford including the Poughkeepsie bridge over the Mud River. Thos A Thatcher of Philadelphia bought the property for the reorganization committee for 25070?00 in today’s value.
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Poughkeepsie Bridge
Poughkeepmie
Philadelphia
Nervous Dyspepsia and Stuart's Tablets Ad
A Indianapolis reader touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for nervous dyspepsia. He reports improved sleep appetite and energy after four years of suffering, noting relief from gas sour stomach and heartburn. The ad invites readers to write for a book on stomach diseases and buy full sized packages.
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Minehief
Stuart
A. W. Sharper
Prospect &T
Indianapolis
Tra
Stuart Co
Mara
May Enter Into Private Contract On Lisatele And Washington
The article reports on city ordinance matters including private contracts extended along Electric Avenue and Lisatele to Washington, with ends at Pairteld Avenue in a northerly direction. It notes objections to a sewer project on Delaware Street, and tabled resolutions, council actions, and proposals for street lighting and paving contracts. It mentions the Stipp court sewer bids, Oak Street open drain, Hyde Park contract, and transfers on the Scranton Railway line. Adjournment set for next Thursday.
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Moir
Previllenne
Keller
Mr. Keller
Christmus
Gall
Sanderson
Mindaekson
Serminton Railway Company
Comming
Lackdwanna Avenue
Irving Avenue
Vine and
Mulberry Streets
Vine Street
Prescott
Irving Avenues
Hyde Park Avenue
Lafayette
Division Streets
Alcatray Paving Company
Philadelphia
Electric Avenue
Lisatele Avenue
Washington Avenue
Weetington Avenue
Pairteld Avenue
Mir McCann
Delaware Street
Ruddy
Dixcourt
Board of Health
J. Murray
Roche
Sanitary Committee of Councils
Oak Street
Crystal Hose Company
Board of Trade Communication
Common Council Debates North Main Paving Move
The Common Council and the upper chamber discuss North Main avenue paving as property owners in court delay the project. City Solicitor McGinney’s opinion is read. Councilor Grier supports paving but argues litigation warrants delay to avoid city liability, while Morris notes owners will sign to protect the city and proceed with the project amid objections from a few members.
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Grier
Charley Lowery
MR. Christmas
Walter B Christmas
Walter
Christmas
Luther Keller
North Main Avenue
Molr
Messrs
Calpin
Gilroy
Monaghan
Coleman
Keller
Sheridan
Cusick
Reese
Morris
Walker
Zizelman
Wenner
Jackson
Oliver
Common Council
Second Ward
Ross
Hatton
Mr. Grier
McGinney
Providence
Culpin
Select Council
Hoop Iron Trust Dissolves After Three Years
Pittsburg Oct 6 After a three year run during which a uniform price was kept the hoop iron trust dissolves by mutual consent of its member firms. Unusual prosperity is given as the reason for the break up and a price cutting likely in the future is foretold though not for the immediate season. All firms report orders extending into late 1909 requiring continued mill operation.
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Pittsburg
Ite
Combine
Grenadier Guards Return From Omdurman Parade London
First battalion of the Grenadier Guards arrived in London from Omdurman after joining General Kitchener in defeating the Dervishes. Crowds lined Waterloo station to Wellington Barracks with packed windows and widespread enthusiasm.
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London
Grenadier Guards
Omdurman
Lord Kitchener
Waterloo
Wellington Barracks
Pension list fragment from Pennsylvania entries
Washington records show pensions including original William Guler of Wilkes-Barre with restoration for Alton Cobb of Scranton and increase for Lewis Gatow of Lake View, Bucksquahanna. Original widows listed include Kilea Robbing of Dunmore and Licko wanna.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
William ©. Guler
Wilkes-Barre
Alton KE. Cobb
Scranton
Lewis Gatow
Lake View
Busquahanna
Kilea Robbing
Dunmore
Lickowanna
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Theloss
Lebanon
Christian Endeavor
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Chimp
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Beatrice Long
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Anna K. Stahlheber
L. C. Brink
H. A. Smith
Verett Davis
Phil Byer
John A. Miller
Emil Mann
Lewis Sheuer
Peter Neula
Charles Graft
Edward Keller
Charles Wirth
Arthur L. Dudendorf
Fred Sahr
Jacob Hoffer
Centurys
John Lowry
Pranklin Mose Company
No. 1
Freemen
Bauer
Frank Robling
Clark
Thomas Gillman
Absener
Jaco Keiper
W. Tt. Hitchcock
Wilard Atherton
Atherton Bros. Wayior
Huon
John R. Hall
Marion
N. C
Marty Hall
Gordon Wheeler
Lancaster Hospital
Will Hannell
Carbondale
Bunnell
Fred Luther
Lattimer Reese
Harry Coursen
Coursen
Vali
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Kernan
Riehard J. Beurte
General Oates
Culsed the Captain
IN Common Council
Hoop Iron Trust
Pennsylvania Pensions
H. T. E. Jouvin
H. T. &. Jouvin
Grove Dept
Connolly
Vallace
W. J. Davis
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Rushdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Nan Repauno Chamisal Co
Errible
M.D. Dastien
W. Munterat
Atlants
Howes
Diane Attine
Cane Binal Warnes Tae
Rodinson
Pilsner
Izo
Wyoming
Lackawanna Lumber
Pena
Mili.s
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Court House Square
Wilson
Locka, Avenue
Dickson Mfg
Scranton and
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Mackintosh
Gillette Bros
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