Resignation Accepted at Camp Meade Amid Parsoned Regimental Turmoil
Lieutenant Colonel Mattes confirms the Thirteenth Regiment's commanding officer will depart soon after resignation approval. Major Stillwell acts as colonel with Capt. Robling as acting major. Cuba deployment expected mid November. Runaway soldiers and strict new orders trigger arrests and tensions at Camp Meade while Lt. Murphy recovers from malaria fever and others report minor injuries and furloughs.
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Tribune
Camp Meade
Middletown
C., Mattes
Mattes
Cuba
F. W. Stillwell
Robling
C, la Aiting
Courgen
Thomas Murphys
Young
Dawson City Letter Warns Miners to Bring Cash for Klondike Gold
A Dawson City correspondent describes harsh travel, misrepresentations of strikes, and rich yet staked rivers. He warns newcomers that wealth exists only for well funded buyers who can work claims, noting crowds, housing costs, and limited labor.
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the Tribune
Dawson City
W. T
Hootalinqua
Niccilin
Hudson
Pilly
McMillan
Stewart
Miller
Indian River
Tam
el Dorado Éreck
Fonnlest Drownea
Stesil
Klondike
Consil
McCook
Ale
Elry
Male
Army Move Sets Oct 27 For Second Corps Transfer
Camp Meade Pa Oct 11 reports Major actions as General Young’s Division heads toward Philadelphia for peace jubilee preparations. Orders from War Department reorganize the army and assign corps to new posts. Colonel Amuttes and generals Moore, Sheafe, and Munn receive postings. Twenty four sick officers dispatched to Harrisburg hospitals. more follow. Corporal Samuel McCamant ill with typhoid at Harrisburg home. Providence Rhode Island relief contributes garments and supplies to Harrisburg hospital. Second Tennessee Band to perform for St Clare infirmary fundraiser in Harrisburg tomorrow.
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Camp Meade
Middletown
Fienceni Graham
Washinton
Cratliog
Towv
Jozeph W. Munn
Buey
Second Army Cornk
Girard
Lading
Haringburgh
Lebanon
Cieneral Graham
Samuel MeCamant
Pennsylvania
McCamant
Harrisburg
Providence
Ladies War Relief of
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Horrisburg
St. Clare Infirmary
Ramp
Richest Klondike claim owners listed with vast holdings
The writer describes large gold claims in the Klondike with names like A F Standard, Langlow Bror, and Alex McDonald owning numerous Eldorado and Bonanza claims. He notes Jerry Webster style prices, a Dawson bill of fare, and the likelihood of long prospecting delays before returning home.
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Klondike
Fl Dorado
Bonanza
Hunker
Dominion
A. F. Standard
Fildorado
Loura Empritna
Iiinota
Eldorado
Langlow Bror
Tacoma
Thomas Pelkey
Williamaport
Gold Creek
Miss BR
A. Mulrooney
Archeld
Henderson Creek
Discovery
Bonanza Fibove
Bonanza, Fldorado, Quartz and Pincer Mining Company
Yukon Telephone Syndicate Company
Alex McDonald
the King
Nog
Eldoradoa
Fenangsa
William Scouse
Washington
Charles Lamb
Iowa
Emil Gay
Oregon
Alex.t. Connell
Greenwood Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mise Mary and Mr Edgar Davies attended a party at the home of Mr and Mrs James Shorten of South Scranton. Re bowen Henry Evans has returned home after visiting his sister Mrs CAL Archer of Hackensack. John Nabromekian rockman at Greenwood Coal had his foot squeezed between cars and rib. William McGuire visited friends in Scranton yesterday. Mrs Toone S Davies and daughters Margeret and Edna are spending time with relatives in Lee. Dr BE L Weaton of West Pitteton called on neighbors yesterday.
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William McCulloch
Dunmore
Nash
G Company
Montross
Garfield Hospital
Washington
D. C
War Department
Hichard Kilrain
Joseph Newman
Serenton
Nickaros
Kilrain
Newman
Wetle
Rot Wing
Mert Miles
Great Bend
Fife
Lathrey
Pet
Thomas Diewen
Joseph HH. Murcgan
Joseph Hodgson
Powell
Petro
Gold
Prichard J. Lowrkee
Mise Mary
Edgar Davies
James Shorten
South Scranton
Rebowen
Henry Evans
Cal Archer
Hackensack
John Nabromeki
Rockman
Greenwood Coal Company
William AleGuire
Scranton
Toone S. Davies
Margeret
Edna
Lee
BE. EL. Weaton
Weat Pitteton
Minooka Sentry Returns Home and Local School Board Meeting
Private James Merrick comes home from Camp George Meade on a seven days furlough. John Labranchi, a driver for Greenwood Coal, injured when squeezed between two loaded cars. Austin Mulherin, former resident now a marine aboard the Vermont, visits cousin Mrs. Patrick Higgins. Lackawanna township school board met, teachers received monthly stipends, and a new flag was unfurled at No 1 building.
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James Merrick
Camp George Meade
John Labranchi
No.al
Greenwood Coal Company
Austin Mulherin
Vermont
League 'Sland Navy Yard
Patrick Higgins
Lackawanna Township
Fragmented OCR Note From Genoa Event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Genoa and a Concours like event. It references fear, warning, and an unclear benchmark with a cryptic sequence of terms. The text lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete actions to summarize further.
Vault of this bank protected by Holme system
The vault of this bank is protected by Holme electric protective system. The article notes the security setup and references the protective measures in place.
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Holme
Ask Why and How We Can Sell Shoes Cheaper
The notice claims direct factory purchasing from large manufacturers to acquire surplus stock. It states shoes are bought for half value and sold below making cost. The pitch promises savings for customers and consistent cash ready to seize opportunistic deals.
Bargains on Ladies and Men's Shoes at Low Prices
A sale ad offers numerous shoes including Ladies Dongola and Kid Lace styles, men's calf hand sewn and box calf options, and children’s shoes at heavily discounted prices. Many pairs feature low prices around $1.00 to $2.68 with emphasis on variety and value. The retailer invites customers to visit and compare offerings.
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Lynn
Mans
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C. C. Mattes
Stillwell
Thomas Murphy
Densil
Brointon
Viegdiewariere
Sailg Corp
Beri
Mewele
Beranton
qQuarhormstears
PS Strong
Actine
Drevis
Higheploe
Ao Cormoral
Highspire
Etra
John Dunkerly
Hodgson
Dunkerly
Hodesson
John Huff
Huff
Dunn Loring
Fort Myer
Berry
Varcoe
Warren Colwell
Allizon Thornton
Fred Perry
Joseph Deamer
Corporata
Charles Schlager
C Company
Wert Murphy
D Company
Marcus B. Crisman
George R. Burt
Thirty Fifth Michigan
Crisman
Edward Thomas
Rive Hoe
Alex Hazleton Hae
Hon
A. T. Connell
Bed Rock
Graham
Ohio
Royal Baking Powder
Yor
King OF
THE
Greenwood
Doctora
Medical College
Chicaga
Sithericues
Dientabie
Bonen
Connollyanill
Slack Vande
Aven
Botany Mills
Redfern
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HH. Peck
Cushisr
Secranton
Bagdad
Dresden
de Callais
Brussels
Savings Bank and Trust Go
Lackawinna Ay
Ssraaty
Acks
Nialstrator
Guardian
A. Wat
S. Hoinston
H. Chrissy
Wm P.laliatead
August Robinson
Milo J. Wilson
Brecett
Warren E. P. Kingsbury
Johnson, Watres
Ihventa
Conte
Tao
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Ave
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
Gang Srd Peana
White Erlog
Ardwood
Lumder
Cross Park
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office —Board of Trade
W. J. Davis
Huilding
Dickson M
Wilkes-Barre
Boliers
Helsting
General Office
Scraptom Ua
Wilson
Eulirce Iano
Conrad
Red
Mackintosh
Gillette Bros
Washington Avants
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