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Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania

12 Oct 1898

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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1898

Page

2

Routine Reinstated at Camp Meade Thirteenth Regiment

Camp Meade reports a return to normal life after heavy rains and a furlough surge. Orders from Carl Theichman widen furloughs to seven to twenty days with a ten percent cap, allowing brigade and division commanders to grant leave. Officers in Harrisburg hospital condition improves as officers and privates attend to families and adjust to the southbound deployment.

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Berry Beck Thirteenth Regiment Harrisburg Scranton Tribune Camp Meade Middletown Graham Corps Second Army Corps George G. Meade Carl Theichman United States Service Corporal Hanford Swingle David Feldman Fuch Swingle Tribune Cox Randolph Maine Morris- Durg H. B. Cox Thirteenth Kambeck Johnson J. C. Harrington Hastings Pennsylvania Man and Harrington John Benjamin Crieman Kelly Company F Patrick Tighe G Company Philadelphia George Griffiths J. J. Clark Jack Augusto More Michael Murphy Murphy National Guard Hitchcock B. Fr. Leonard Seregant Keiper Aick Prigate Andrew Mitchell Andrew Mitchell Carbondale Charles Geary Brigade Charles Bailey Frank Malott Scranton Corporal Malott B Company Melvin C. Walters Gregory Clay Avenue Ralph Gregory McGinnis Musician Jones Fred. Ripple Lawrence Winney Arthur Knight Grussin Redham Hart Edwards Fahey George Schlager Stephen Phillips Fenneler Hughes Marshall James Kiddle Artificer Chamberlain Frank Keith Davis Irvin Swan Antonio Temperello Harry Lucas Coakley Charles Hopewell Constantine Deemer Corporal Deemer Honesdale Mary Belles Gaines Mesers James O'Connor John Kauffman Scranton House James Timmins Pennsylvania Railroad O'Connor Kauffman Timmins Captain Robling Richard J. Bourke
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Indian Congress At Omaha Stage Of Dances And Tribes

The Indian congress crowds Omaha with 300 upfront attendees and over forty tribes. They perform He Lu Ski dances, horse races, lacrosse, and elaborate dress in a grand parade and festival. Elders note the event aims to showcase diverse native cultures before extinction.

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Omaha Oimaha Blioux Red Man Sam Washington United States United States Congress Indian Congress W. A. Mercer War Department Exposition Grounds Mercer Flamdreau S& D Tom Sloane Btone A. Combs Combs Smoke Maker Maker Mr. Brown le Bhe Axsine Indiana Mia Hita-the-Eagle-in-the-Cloudes Mise Rides Jackfoot Bad River Lac du Flambeau Rosebud Lower Brule Sisseton Flandreau Standing Rock Crow Creek Towa Mississippi Omaha Hoe Allen and Thurston Trans-Mississippi States
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Origin of Chinese Opium Smoking

The article traces opium use in China to a historical spread from inland sources, noting a long preexisting opium habit but a later surge in the last 150 years. It argues that opium smoking was often labeled as foreign rather than Chinese and attributes its introduction to foreign traders and settlers.

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Hurdensh Daughter's Suitor Rivalry Revealed

In a witty exchange, Mr Blimpurse explains his punctual courting method by admitting he hired his own rig while others used theirs, as Mrs Hurdensh’s daughter courtship unfolds with humor and social irony in New Yer Washly.

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Mr. Blimpurse
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Professor Richet on the tempo of thought and sound

From Pearson's Weekly Professor Richet explains mental pace in music noting that a note by note scale requires about one eleventh of a second per thought. He describes how people and ears distinguish rapid sounds and repeated skin sensations.

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Pearson's Weekly Richet
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Scrap Iron and Second-Hand Machinery Wanted

Advertises purchase of scrap iron and second-hand machinery including boiler tubes stacks and tanks seeks sellers to write for offerings and pricing.

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Bank Promises Liberal Credits and 8 Percent Interest

Special attention extended to business and personal accounts. Liberal accommodations granted according to balances and responsibility. Eight percent interest allowed on interest deposits. The vault is protected by Holmes' Electric Protective System.

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Holmes
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