Soldiers Suffer From the Cold at Camp Meade
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Camp Meade Pa October 18 soldiers endure frost and rough conditions as they report for roll call at 6 20 in the morning. An order directs Pennsylvania regiments to join the Peace Jubilee celebration in Philadelphia. Deaths of Corporal John Edinger and the father of Sergeant Paul de Paschalis noted.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
John Edinger
Paul de Paschalis
Scranton Tribune
Camp Meade
Middletown
Lackawanna Valley
Wbelnge
Graham
Cnamp
Poenneylvania
Young
Augusta
Gobin
Tribune
Gobbin
Rull
D Company
Division
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Worl
Jose Friday
Hollifer Wika
F. W. Stilwell
William Kinbick
Wels
Stroudsburg
Charles Geary
William Marvin
Zapora
Alance- Lorraine
Germany
Edward de Paschalla
Sermomnt Paschalis
Paschalis
Sergeant Paschalis
Captain Smith
Foote
Chester M. Smith
Owen Hughes
Holly Caney
William Bauer
Clarence Feward
Hanford &Wingle
C. Gee. Thomas
R. J. Northrop
John W. Benjamin
G Company
George Roberts
C Company
George Davie
Warren Colwell
David Harris
Vincent
1S Company
Scott Shaver
Joseph
Shaver
William Hull
Dunn Loring
Alfred Wormser
Ackerman
Henzel
Brink
Rollison
Wilkes-Barre advertiser seeks shoppers with import appeal
The letter extols the largest Northeast Pennsylvania dry goods operation offering imports from Paris and New York showrooms. It touts low prices, wide stock in silks dresses wraps and trimmings, and invites customers to visit Wilkes-Barre or write for catalogs and model dress ideas.
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Pennsylvania
Paris
CR. R
N. J
Wilkes- Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
New York
Died from neglect at Camp Meade hospital
Private Townsley of the corps reserve ambulance faces court martial for neglecting Private Essigs of the First Rhode Island who died of typhoid fever in a division hospital. Townsley slept while nursing Essigs on Saturday. investigators and general staff plan reforms for division hospitals and troop movements southward amid discipline actions and absentee issues in several regiments.
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Associated Prown
Camp Meade
Middletown
Townsley
Corps Reserve Ambulance Company
Essigs
Rhode Island
Second Division
Graham
Graham Has Directed Pegmental
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Osward T
Philadelphia Hospitala
Division Hospitale
Maryland
West Virginia
Moore
Casteel
Mose
Garment Quality Compared to Competitors
The note urges comparing workmanship and fit across garments. It asserts our prices are markedly lower, highlighting the value contrast between our products and others. It emphasizes thorough evaluation before acknowledging price advantage.
Coal Mines Expand In Lehigh Region With New Breakers
In Lehigh region a wave of mine openings includes the No. 5 Laurel Hill slope reopening by Lehigh Valley Coal after two years idle, employing about 150 men and processing 600 tons daily. C. M. Dodgers & Co. to resume No. 4 slope at Beaver Brook for a pumping station draining adjacent workings, taking years to remove coal. New Pond Creek Coal Co to remove water and expand its breaker to 900 tons daily. The Bhervaly No. 9 slope reopened by G. B. Markle & Co, with coal to be hauled to Oakdale breaker. output expected to reach 600 tons daily, increasing with future strip mining. The Jedda tunnel drainage after historic canal flooding enables deeper mining, while Susquehanna Coal Co prepares to sink a 11 by 34 foot shaft between Nan ticoke and Glen Lyon to supply No. 5 and No. 7 breakers at Nanticoke, with test bore holes planned to map basins.
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Lehigh
Laurel Hi
Lehigh Valley Coal Company Slope
C. M. Dod von & Co
Beaver Brook
New Pond Creek
Markle & Co
Oakdale
Wherevale
Jedda
Susquehanna Coal Company
Johnson Farm
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Nanticoke
Glen Lyon
Pennsyton,Vania
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Isaac Long
Mall Order Dept
Publio Square
Wilkes Jarre PA
Minnesota
Prentiss
Chapman
Brown
Scurry
Hittinger
van Fousen
van Fossen
East Liverpool
Nerk
Albert Vandermark
Bernard J. Haggerty
Division Hospital
Benjamin Williams
Taylor
David Williams
Richard Davis
Robert Prinn
F Company
Lewie B. Carter
Harrisburg
Frederick KR. Kelker
George Feary
Kile
Richard J. Bourke
Selpt
Baes
Hee
Stanton
Pittsburg
Green Ridge Coal Company
Johnson
Washington Avenue
AVOCA
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra. Frederick
Peblle
Arcus
John McAskle
Mr. Coleman
Boranton
Primitive Methodist Enuirch
Avocna Hose Company
Barsfield Opera House
Jacob Webster
Gr. Beaman
Tounville
PG. Kilmartin
Flansom
St. Mary's Cemetery
Annie Goodwin
West Pictaton
Mirenis
Joseph Williams
Lansing
Mich
Werbert Doase
Third Primitive Methodist Church
Janes Wardrope
Glasgow
Henry Martin
Pittaton
William Grown
Mahlin Casterline
Gohonta Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Pittston
McAlan
UR Davis, de Cae Halling
VIA
Old Point Comfort
Express Steamships
Old Dominion
Washington
OLD Dominion S. S. Company
North River
Pilsner
W. L. Galllauden
Manly
Stun
Cle and Sporting Goods
Florey & Brooks
Ava
Court House Square
Dickson Mfg 09
Seranton
Scraoloa la
Botany Mills
Redfern
Connolly & Wallace
Third Nation Bank OF Scr
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HH. Peck
Holmes’ Electris
Lackawana Ave
Ssrantoy, Pa
Guardian LA. WA Eee
C. 8
A. H. Christy
Castler
Manlstead
August Robinson
Milo d, Wilson
Ins
Everett Warren E P. Kingsbury
O. 5
Johnson Tres
Dresden
de Callais
Brussels
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersaport
Port Allegany
Hoard of Trade
Scranton, PA
Moosic
Hitchdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
High Repauno Chemical Co
Gillette Bros
A&a
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