Major Parke Case Nearing Final Decision At Camp Meade
At Camp Meade the Major Parke case appears settled with leave granted and signals that the Thirteenth Infantry may become a three battalion regiment for service in Cuba or Porto Rico. Colonel Stone met officers, reporting favorable impressions, while sickLists show the Thirteenth remains comparatively healthy compared with other regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Cuba
Camp Meade
Middletown
Parke
The
Thirteenth
William A. Stone
Coursen
United States
Porto Rico
West Indies
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Second Army
National Guard
Lfe
War era hospital corps notes and furloughs reported
The report covers illnesses and duties at the camp including Harold Gillespie and Samuel Richards with minor injuries, Private William Wethe acting in the kitchen, and Kinback marrying Nettie Collings after furlough. Also priorities like Frank Weilth and Lona Day visiting, and Bern ard Maggerty and Bourke with strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gillespie
Hospital Corps
Nline
Samuel Richards
William Wethe
Homer Pease
Frank G8. Eaton
Harrisburg
Rowenberry
Chambereburg
Frank Weilth
William Kinback
Gillman
Kinback
Archbold
Misa Nettie Collings
Kisers
Lona
K. Day
Hoya
Fred Bettersheim
Bernard Wmaggerty
Division Hospital
Tilehurd J. Bourke
Surgeons Halt Sending Soldiers to City Hospitals at Camp Meade
Surgeon General Sternberg orders Chief Surgeon Girard to stop sending patients to city facilities from Camp Meade. Trustees of Good Samaritan Hospital pressed for pay for Michigan and Ohio soldiers, prompting the war department response. Red Cross remains active. two soldiers die of typhoid, others hospitalized. notable visitors include Colonel Stone and railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Meade
Middletown
Sternberg
Girard
Good Samaritan Hospital of
Lebanon
Hospital
Atate
Medical Department
Second Corps
Pingree
Bushnell
Michigan
Ohio
War Department
Red Croes Society
Philadelphia
Lebanon Hospital
Hastings
PenneyWania
Commonwealth
Charles Robinson
Red Cross
Archie McFarland
Maryland
Mount Savage
Archie Tomlin
Missouri
William A. Stone
Th. B. Martin
J. M. Schryver
Baltimore and Ohio
Edwon J. Weeks
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Stone
Pennsylvania
Gobin
Odd Fellows
Harrisburg
Camp Meade Debates Barracks and Command Changes
The report details debates over temporary vs permanent barracks at Camp Meade with Major General Graham opposing tents and preferring permanent structures, and colonels proposing current quarters suffice for October. It notes new commands for the Second division and Fourth Missouri, plus hospital visits, celebrations, and plans to send troops to Cuba for occupation duties near Havana aided by Mrs. Morrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricta
Graham
Camp Meade
Howard
J. A. Corby
St. Joseph
Burnham
Missouri
Abercrombie
Graham and
Young
Commonwealth Hotel
Morrell
Washington
Alger
Cuba
Havana
County Announces District Institutes and Leadership
County Superintendent J C Taylor reorganizes into seven districts for local institutes with three yearly gatherings. The first district chairmen are listed and the inaugural Mayfield session for the Second district is set for next Saturday afternoon with instructors Dr Metonnor from Wilkes Barre and Superintendents Howell and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Taylor
Carbondale
Fell
J. Kek. Brennan
HK. A. W. Laney
Margaret McDonnell
Emma McLoughlin
Mary KE. Barrett
Ida White
Margaret Hiewins
Mayfield
Jermyn
Archbald
William M. Taggart
Metarty
Louise Waleh
W. L. Hogers
Ikade T. Mullen
Grace Wall
W. A. Kelly James White
Mary Kells
Ransom
Newton
South Aington
North Abington
West Abington
Waverly
Dalton
Glenburn
la Phumer
J. C. Hanyen
Jameison
B. Hanyen
Bertha Holgate
Alice Foxter
Fred H. Greene
FL. Thompson
Mary C. Zctan
Root
Greenfield and
Renton
Fred C. Worth
Giles J. Miller
Carla Tiffity
Oscar Decker
Minne Rotter
Helen Baker
Nora J. Finch
Lena K. Williams
Ralph White
Metonnor
Wilkes- Barre
Howell
Taylor
Insurrection in the Philippines Reported Growing
Advices from Tito dated September 22 indicate the Philippine insurrection is increasing considerably, with rising activity and greater resistance reported from rebel forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Tito
Philippines
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Thomas A. Lewis
North Carolina
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Georgia
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Raleigh
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Shipp
Hougth Riders
Mnsign Worth Bagley
Winslow
O'Brien
Timlin
Professor Guth
South Side Bend
Latige
Alek
Murphy
Lrieutenant Foote
John Anderson
James O Poole
Harry Smith
J. Kk Smith
Beranton
Wiliam Dunkerly
Ife
Howrdont
Boone
Belles, Hoffman
Associated Press
Lowell, Mn
Connolly Wallace
Golf Capes
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Iloilo
Mra
J.C. Freese
Brooklyn
N.Y
Greeny
Porres
Maby
Spruce
Turon
W. J. Davis
Rockaway
Fresh Daily
Pierce’s Market
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Ave
Jay Wyoming
Wyoming
Lackawak
Wamlogk
Aardwood Lumber
Mili S
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susqueshanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Attonony
General Office—Board of Trade
Scranton
Moosic Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Moosic
Husudale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Muse
Repauno Chemical Co
Morgan
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