Resignation of Lieut Col C C Mattes Prompts Camp Memo
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Lieut Col C C Mattes resigns from the Thirteenth at Camp Meade amid home guardianship duties. The piece details his long service from Scranton City Guard through major commands, and notes an order issued to enforce camp regulations and guard duties for officers and enlisted men.
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Scranton Tribune
Camp Meade
Middletown
C. C. Maltes
Regment
Yeatomany
Mattes
Tilitia
Mt. Gretna
Jaret
Scranton
Ufe
H. A. Coureen
Stone Ripple
Mattest
United States Volunteer Army
Ato Z
Colone Mattes
oMeera
Kenora
Runaways Return to Camp Meade Under Strict Orders
Sergeant Day and Sutall arrived back at Camp Meade yesterday forenoon aboard the 6.38 Delaware and Hudson. Ten runaway soldiers were captured in the city and brought to the central police station. The sergeant read the commander's order to the detail, stressing that each member carry ammunition and loaded guns and shoot any escapee, though he said it would deeply regret to do so.
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Day
Sutall
Camp Meade
Delaware
Hudsory
Ciy
Central Police Station
Stillwell to Succeed Mattes as Thirteenth Lt Colonel
Major Stillwell will become Lt Colonel of the Thirteenth regiment after Mattes resigned to resume private business. Lieutenant Alver of First Maryland becomes commissary of subsistence for the First Brigade. Colonel Girard aims to move sick soldiers to outside hospitals and reduce camp hospitals within ten days.
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C. Mattes
Thirteenth
Girard
Associated Press
Camp Meade
Middletown
FP. W
Tillwell
Mattes
Scranton
Alver
First Maryland
Flest
Philadelphia
Firet Division
Red Cross Society
Southern
Division
Attite
Rhode Island
Dyer
Michigan
Ohio
Maryland
Harrisburg
Graham
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
Extraordinary special train excursion to College City by Lehigh Valley line
A special Lehigh Valley train pulled by a Black Thomond duttiht carried the Buffalo railroad association and friends to Ithaca on their annual excursion. The Buffalo to Rochester Junction leg covered 66% miles in 7 minutes, the 10 miles to Rochester in 102 minutes, with a 5 minute stop. Ithaca 105 miles away was reached in 2 hours 44 minutes with two short stops. Separate notes praise the new straight Pennsylvanian line from Lilly to Portage in Cambria county as a monumental railroad undertaking reducing curves, shortening distance by about 1.5 miles, saving material and wear, begun two and a half years ago.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo
Ithaca
Thomond Duttiht
Buffalo Railroad
College City
Rochester Junction
Tihacsa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lilly
Portage
Cambria County
Mynn
Pastrolehe
Liy
Mortage
Poiots
Eaid
Wilmore
Roilroad
Die In Cast Aimed at Drop Forging in Court Report
Fragmentary line from Cincinnati Enquirer hints at a court case or fabrication claim with a figure asserting orders for a forged drop die. The quote suggests a criminal or legal context involving a “drop forged” item and an assertion of instruction or intent.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Local Court Dockets Mixed Assault Cases and Verdicts
A roundup of Alderman Kasson court actions includes Simon Darfman charged with assault and battery on D. Oppstein and Paul Ritts found guilty of throwing stones at Edward Williams’s Blakely residence. Various other cases end with Guilty verdicts, mercy recommendations, or costs allocated, with multiple defendants and witnesses named.
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Fuller's
Simon Darfman
D. Oppstein
Eppstein
Darfman
Kasson
Dartman
W. O. Bryant
Pyppetein
Paul Ritts
Edward Williams
Blakely
Mercy
Patrick Joyve
Catherine Collins
James Collins
Joyvee
Collinges
Joyue
Ladesh Service
Joseph Binger
Griffith Davis
Jennie Price
Gunster
Joseph Firlick
George Shite
Mile
Catherine Warnki
John Olohefell
Clure
Michael Schofield
Michael Hoban
Costa
Payton Taylor
Couts
Bill Reed
Maggie Dimle
Ida Swarts
Center Street
Emma Cunnings
Frank Wright
Hyde Park Avenue Paving Contract Awarded to Philadelphia Firm
Mayor Bailey signed a resolution awarding the paving of Hyde Park Avenue from Division to Lafayette Streets to Alcatraz Paving Company of Philadelphia. Work will begin soon with ex Street Commissioner Kinsley supervising. Contract price is 1.42 dollars per square yard and 47 cents per linear foot for curbing.
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Bailey
Hyde Park Avenue
Division
Lafayettetreets
Alcatraz Paving Company
Philadelphia
Kinsley
Lackawanna Pupils Registered at State Normal School
A list of Lackawanna county pupils registered at West Chester State Normal School includes Fiorenc Colwell Mary B Conaton Mabel Ed wards Mary C Forbes Carbondale Mildred K Howe Scranton Wellie Killeen Frank B Schoonover Carbondale.
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Lackawanna County
West Cheeter State Normal School
Fiorenc Colwell
Mary B. Conaton
Mabel Edwards
Mary C. Forbes
Carbondale
Mildred K. Howe
Scranton
Wellie Killeen
Frank B. Schoonover
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Treut
David J. Thesis
Serceant Archer Rh. Corwin
Dodgy
City Hospital
Harrishire
McCaustland
St. David's
Delaware County
George Phillips
Sourles
Honesdale
Memcher
Dermin
John Edinger
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Charles Hamilton
Academy of Music
John Mlonnery
Alex
Mazleton
Heslackenson Avenue
Sergeant Day
Stillwell
Ren Rours
Kapka
Poholo Bt
Rooklyn
Alee
Botany Mills
Redfern
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Third National Bank
Urpl
VM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Holmes
Soranto
L. A. Watres
J0inson
Vics
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Washier
Lallstead
Cugust Vobinaua
Kad. Wilson
IRS
Everett Warren Kingsbury
Jonason
Trea
T Ecuirson
Pilsner
Dresden
de Callais
Brussels
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
SNCS
PERM
WHITE
Aaronod. Ling
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Suffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
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Port Allegany Roailroad
General Office—Board of Trades
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Serauton, Pa
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Gillette Bros
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