Camp Meade Visitors Told How to Behave at Meade Camp
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Camp Meade Middletown Pa Oct 7 Acting Regimental Adjutant Davis coordinates excursion plans for Scranton visitors while Col Boies notes train times and wants no delicacies but tobacco. A camp dress parade is planned as crews shore up kitchens and discipline remains strict with furloughs and hospital cases noted.
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Scranton Tribune
Camp Meade
Middletown
David J. Davis
H. M. Boies
Scranton
Highspire
Boles
Davis
T. H. Miles
Benjamin Franklin Smith
Camp Alger
Dunn Loring
Tribune
Fred
Cuba
Richard J. Bourke
Troops to Join Peace Jubilee in Philadelphia
Camp Meade reports 10 500 troops ready for a provisional division to Philadelphia for the Peace Jubilee. General Graham leads the force including Pennsylvania regiments and units from Connecticut New York Maryland Ohio and Michigan with parade in Philadelphia set after late September departure from Camp Meade.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Camp Meade
Middletown
Second Army Corps
Hastings
Graham
Quaker City
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Young
Girard
Rhode Island
Langworthy
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Harrisburg
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Hood's Barsaparilla Credits Health Revival in Family
Mrs Curston B of Corn Buckingham Valley Pennsylvania recounts her daughter recovering from typhoid fever after using Hood's Barsaparilla improving appetite strength and weight. She also notes eczema improvement and reports husband relieved from rheumatism after taking it.
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Curston
Buckingham Valley
Pennsylvania
Hood
Recovery in sight for Clay Osborne after Spanish War return
The Wilkes-Barre Record notes Clay Osborne reached the United States from Porto Rico and is on the road to recovery, weighing only ninety six pounds after a long campaign. He arrived in Washington from San Juan and will seek further care as he recuperates.
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United States
Osborne
Washington
Porto Rico
Newport News
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Ponce
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Signal Corps
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Joseph Embleton
Francis J. McCanna
William Bowman
Charles Mahon
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Tampa
Fla
Gauyama
Cormporal Embleton
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
McCanna
Mahon
George Street
Charles H. Mahon
Broad Street
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Bowman
Embleton
Gouvama
Life of Soldiers at Porto Rico
Tribune correspondent from Las Martins, Porto Rico, reports on rations improving for Company G, Eleventh Infantry, as soldiers describe meals including potatoes bacon and fish hash. The piece contrasts harsh earlier conditions with later comforts, notes water and sanitation issues in Las Marinas, and comments on local poverty, goats, and business prospects in Porto Rico.
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Tribune
Las Martins
Porto Rico
Sophocles
Eleventh Infantry
Mayaguey
England
Las Marinas
Las Marias
Scranton
Klondike
Neuva
First Presbyterian Church to Mark Fiftieth Anniversary
Preparations begin for a November jubilee celebrating the church's organization fifty years ago. A Friday night service will precede the main events. Expected attendees include Rev. N G Parke of Pittston the organizer and Rev Dr Mitchell now residing in Chambersburg.
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First Presbyterian Church
N. G. Parke
D. D
Pittston
Mitchell
Paetor
Chambersburg
Merchant Tailoring Showdown in Garment Quality and Value
A local trade feature invites readers to compare garment workmanship and fit across shops. It emphasizes that after evaluation, the store offers significantly lower prices, urging customers to seek true value in tailoring.
Education and health drive island progress under union influence
The writer argues for expanding popular instruction and building schools and missions to prepare the island for statehood. Sickness rises with Dr. McAndrew cited for his care while rumors of a pay dispute prompt search parties and potential banishment to the Lake of Flute. Bananas and oranges grow abundantly as the landscape and climate are praised.
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American Union
Young Met
Christian Association
Christian Lindeavor
McAndrew
United States Army
Lake of Flute
Return to Fortitude in Puerto Rico A Grateful Soldier Remembers Home
Victor H. Pinkney recounts a Puerto Rico campaign with vivid jungle scenes and flowers, noting a fallen comrade’s vow to die on the island. He reflects on the war’s end, possible return to the United States, and hopes for a Thanksgiving dinner with “Home, Sweet Home” in Scranton.
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America
Ponce
Porto Rica
Scranton
Eleventh Infantry
Electric City
Home
Victor H. Pinkney
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