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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1898

Page

8

Move Toward Augusta Georgia For Fourteenth and Fifteenth Regiments

Local dispatch notes orders shifting troops from Camp Meade toward Augusta Georgia amid cold weather and fever zone concerns. It highlights no formal price for Thirteenth Regiment accommodations and reports aid from the King's Daughters Society of the North End Presbyterian Church, delivering woolen socks, cooks goods, and pastries to needy soldiers, with hospital corps oversight.

Augusta Georgia King's Daughters North Scranton Presbyterian Church Round Top Beranton Tribune Camp Meade Middletown Pennsylvania Tribune Philadelphia South Street Society of the “King’s Daughters Presbyterian Church of the North End Marold L. Gilleenple Miss Jackson Jackson First National Bank Hospital Corps Good Ladies Society of the “King's Daughters

Regimental News But Notable Escapes and Activities

The report covers an escaped Private Frank Gill alias McLain recaptured and to be returned to camp, with guards detailed for the mission. Chaplain Stahl notes high attendance at services and visitations to the sick. D Company marches to Round Top mountain, and Private David Feldman drills in Russian exercises to stay warm. Private Mack returns after typhoid treatment, and Burkhouser becomes B Company chef. A furlough for Sergeant Smith due to his wife’s illness is granted. Castle Garden Orchestra performs nightly concerts. Downey acts as acting first sergeant of Company F.

Frank Gill McLain Company B Dunmore Young Kleiman Fred Brouer William Mall, Jr Hanford Swingle Alfred Berry Samuel Guise Chaplin Stahl Round Top Mountain Dr. Blanchard HH. Cox David Feldman Lewis A. Mack Dunn Loring Philadelphia Medico-Churugical Hospital Mack Martin Howley C Company Jacob Burkhouser B Company Businese Gus Williams Chester M. Smith Castle Garden Orchestra Alex Hazleton Charles Bacon Fidward Finnegan George Downey Richard J. Bourke

Golf Capes from Paisley Shawls Feature Cape Trends

A London tailor metamorphoses handsome Scotch Traid Shawls from Paisley into picturesque golf capes. Warm plaids and Montagnac weaves dominate, with flounce effects and contrasting plaid inner surfaces. Early buyers seek exclusive beauty as many styles sell out after this week.

London Paisley

Exclusive Tailor Gowns Copy Laferriere Style

We present copies of Laferriere Couturiere o the Princess of Wales gowns. The copies keep the quiet richness and dignity of the originals while offering novelty and low prices. Choose Coverts Broadcloth Venetian iried Frieze Cheviots and Scotch mixtures at about half the imported gown price.

Our Dollar Gloves Offer in Wilkes Barre PA Ad

Our Dollar Gloves invite comparison with gloves costing 1.75 dollars. They feature two clasps and new colorings and are mailed with a satisfaction guarantee. Isaac Long advertises dispensers of information at 74 Public Square, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Isaac Long Wilkes Darke, PA

Troops May Not Go to Philadelphia Jubilee

Major General Graham waits on Chief Surgeon Girard to decide if the Second corps will travel to the Philadelphia jubilee. Poor quarters prompt possible cancellation. Colonel Girard will report on annuary conditions in the proposed shelter buildings. If approved, 10,000 troops would move Wednesday, with Ohio units and staff to join the parade. Governor Bushnell plans to visit the camp tomorrow.

Camp Meade Middletown Graham Girard Philadelphia Pennsylvania Ohio Colored Second Corps Engineer and Signal Corps Quaker City Bushnell Ohio

Republican rally to be held in Enterprise hall

Jermyn and Mayfield residents are urged to attend a Republican rally in Enterprise hall tomorrow evening. Speakers include Jere Bnyder of Lehigh, John F Reynolds, George D Taylor, C W Dawson, Captain L M Scoch, and John Hall. The event promises clear discussion of fall campaign issues for local citizens.

Enterprise Hall Jere. Bnyder Lehigh John F. Reynolds George D. Taylor C. W. Dawson L. M. Scoch John Hall Waverly Mra O. W. Coon Bagley Carbondale Frank Hemmelright Misa Grace Vail Scranton John Jenkins Stroudsburg State Normal School Eugene McLoughlin Scott Mina Maggie Swife Archbald Thomas O Brien Avoca J. H. Wheeler Lancaster

No Investigation Procedures for Grammar A Examinations

School board outlines examination rules for Grammar A pupils including written exams, a second chance before term start, and board voting on issues. Absentees must show excuse before special exams. Final marks subject to board approval.

Christening Visit Ends With Domestic Violence Arrest

Mr and Mrs Anthony Milldge of Mineral Street attended a church christening Sunday. Patrolmen Bloch and Karins arrested the husband at 11 PM for beating his wife. He appeared in police court, was fined three dollars, then returned home and found his door barred. She threw his clothes from an upstairs window breaking a watch. Alderman Millar heard the case with the wife charged for striking him with a flower pot and milk bottle. She sustained a serious cut between her thumb and forefinger and was held on bail for court.

Anthony Milldge Mineral Street Bloch Karins Millar

Rioters in jail after clash near Harpersville

The Harpersville mob attacked a company of African American prisoners landed in Forest jail as Sheriff Stephen son and deputies protected them with revolvers. Some prisoners escaped into the swamp while a pursuit followed. Governor McLaurin urged restraint.

Harpersville Coursera McLaurin Brandon

Residence mishap and vaudeville at Father Mathew

Justice of the Peace William Mason broke his wrist after a stair fall at home on Saturday. The Father Mathew opera house opened a vaudeville and operetta program featuring Downing and Diamond and a lineup of acts including Our Husbands and Darrells. A number of local residents were noted in social mentions and visitors, with no further injuries reported.

Justice of the William Mason Tom Carter Mattie Downing Harry Gates Grace Hamilton Mountney Neff William Delville Kennedy Hays Darrells Darrell Honolulu Alice Rapson Mathew Mackey Wilkes-Barre Elizabeth Jenkins Miss Jenkins Tryde Park Mary Cowley Mary Carbine Luzerne Jennie Patten Mabel Colbaugh Walter Hochkins Ontario and Western Station Hochkins Dr. Crana Lackawanna Hospital Messrs M. J. O'Malley James Lally John O'Malley Philadelphia Jennie Rinehart Scranton Charlotte Lloyd

Oyster supper and drawing at Evangelical St Pauls church

An oyster supper and a drawing for a ten dollar gold piece will occur tonight at 8 o clock in Fred Kiefer’s hall hosted by Evangelical St Pauls church. Tickets cost 25 cents and cover supper and the chance on the prize. Local items note Gwilym Davis’s navy return furlough and several Sunday visits by residents, with small updates on Mrs Morgans and Mrs Moore, and Johnson's collieries employees being paid Saturday.

St. Paul's Fred Kiefer Gwilym Davis Navy Ie Parente Main Street William Breddoe Camp Meade Rose Oakey Hyde Park Morgans Maple Street Robert Birkbeck Jas. Margetson Scranton Moore Johnson's Collieries

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