Regimen Loses Another Man Died in Lancaster Hospital
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Camp Meade Middletown PA Sept 12 The Thirteenth Regiment endures sickness and death as Private Fred J Gay A Company dies in Lancaster Hospital from typhoid fever Lieutenant H B Cox succumbs to fever Major Surgeon Keller expects hospital transfers for recovering troops Furloughs urged for those fit and discipline tightened after widespread absence without leave within the ranks
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Fred A. Gay
Lancaster
H. B. Cox
Scranton Tribune
Camp Meade
Middletown
Guy Howard
Corpe
Fred J. Gay
Carverton
Wyoming County
Guy
Lindner's Bakery
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Guard Round Thirteenth Camp as Death Comes to Private Mull
Private William J. Mull of the Two Hundred and First New York regiment dies suddenly of heart disease after arriving at camp. His body to be shipped to New York City for interment. A strong guard seals the Thirteenth Pennsylvania camp as fifty men are absent without leave and a search details to operate near Scranton. Muster out papers may be ready by Saturday. several regiments move and officers reassigned.
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Camp
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Fort Myer
Dunn Loring
Charles van Riper
Hospital Corps
Division Hospital
Thirteenth
Frank Sweeney
Pennsylvania
Fort Monroe
Reg. Rmental
Coursen
Cuba
Drena Parade
Walter Woorf
Harrisbore
Camp Alger
Kentucky
Scranton
Maryland
Sixteenth
Tme
New York City
Porto Rico
Willis J. Hulings
Il City
Brooke
Rickart
United States
J. Kelly
J. F. McDermott
Mac's
Emmet McDermott
McDermott
Joseph Ross
Peter Ross
Ninth Street
Frank
Joseph Gruelin
Great Bend
Mr. Coddington
Morris Thomas
Miles Priscoll
Butler
Gobin
Edward Richards
Keller
James T. Drake
Prescott Avenue
Harry Drake
Mer
Christian Seward
North End
Clarence Seward
Richard J. Bourke
Camp Meade
Middletown
William J. Mull
New York Regiment
Mull
Thirteenth Pennsylvania Regiment
Coryell
West Virginia
New York
Girard
Gettysburg
Seventh West Virginia Infantry
Atkinson
Second Tenessee
Reynolds
Delaware
Graham
Hhs
Summerhill
Flest
John W. Kambeck
Elmira
Court session opens with varied trials and equity docket
Full sessions begin as grand jury is instructed to file a single bill per case and equity hearings are set for West Ridge Coal, Von Storch leases, and related disputes. Judge Archbald also rules on the Callahan estate, ordering joint for widow and children. Constables report liquor concerns and license cases in multiple wards.
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Arthur Hitchcock
Scott Road
Blakely
Church Street
Eighth Avenue
Carbondale
Wild Cat Road
Archbald
Covington
Woelkers
Bursehell
Chase
Barron
John Kostasky
Sherif Pryor
Constable Moran
Mary Hayes
George Frable
Patrick Finnan
W. J. Nealon
Peter J. Merrick
West Ridge Coal Company
von Storch
Second Ward
Hand & Hand
Welles & Torrey and Co
E. Burr
Jessup & Jessup
T. C. Umstead
Wilkes-Barre
P. C. Callahan
John J. Fahey
Pottsville Republican County Convention Nominates Ticket
Pottsville Republicans meet to nominate a full slate by acclamation for judge J Kech Pottsville congress Charles Brumm Mineraville district attorney B Hurd Edwards Pottsville controller Charles A Snyder Powuaville coroner W O Stein Bhenerdouh director of the poor Stephen R Middleton Gilberton surveyor Mark Bowman Mata noy City nominee renomination indicated
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Pottsville
J. Kech
Congress
Charles N. Brumm
Mineraville
B. Hurd Edwards
Charles A Snyder
Powuaville
W. O. Stein
Bhenerdouh
Stephen BR. Middleton
Gilberton
Mark Bowman
Matanoy City
Death of Two Soldiers at St Josephs Hospital
Lanecaster Pa September report states two Rhode Island and Delaware soldiers died at Bt Josephs hospital. Peter L Stewart of Whnt Rhode Island volunteers from Ashton Del and Bridgeville Del left a widow and two children. Rivard of Company I First Delaware was unmarried. Stewart died from obstruction of the bowels and Rivard from gastritis.
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Bept. L
Bt. Joseph's Hospital
Peter L. Stewart
Whnt
Rhode Island Volunteers
Ashton
Rbl
Delaware Ricards
Company I
Delaware
Bridgeville
Del
Stewart
Rivard
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Young Men's Christan Association
Young Men's Christian Association
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George Halistead
Eigh
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John
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Mary Jennings
James F. McAndrew
Mary McAndrew
John Carney
Michael Carney
Acme Coil Company
Jacob W. Stroud
George W. Finn
P. P. Carter
Johanna Ferdinando
City of
Fred Weyandt
William Weyandt
Republicans
Coruna
David M. Bapt
Plymouth
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ConnollyznaVallac
Washington Avenue
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Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Rushdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
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M. Hallstead
Swift
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Connell Building
Lackawanna Avenue
the Scranton Electrical Works
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Reranton, Pa
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