New Commander Kellog Arrives as Sixth Infantry Posts
General Kellog arrives with wife and two daughters at Fort Sam Houston for duty with the Sixth Infantry. He, a long time veteran, outlines his service from Civil War start to brigadier general, with orders to Manila and assignment of officers and medical detail for the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ort Sam Mouston
Edgar KK. Keling
Barlog
Sigce
Milas Kerlog
Mirza Kate Kellog
Hiturele
Fammily
W. Miner
TB. A. Peore
Mpany
Peore
Miner
Samuel Whitstile
Ludwig Klane
Adjutant'a
Poore
Redwife
Department of Texico
Kellog
Captain Poore
Twenty-fourth
Ohio Infantry
Regiot Army
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Swme
Twentyfifth Infantry
Eighteenth Infantry
Tenth Infantry
Philippines
Sixth Infantry
Adjutant General's Office
Washington, D. C
Charles Lyne
Sigton
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Galveston
Manila
Phippine Islands
William J
Willington
Exas
Philippine Islanda
Thuis
Lynch
Whittington
Menage
van Meter
Ln1scll
Diareles
Shaddews W. Jones
Royalry
Tenth
U. S. Volunteer Infantry
Macon
Jones
Santiago
Tenth Imarines
Tenth Cavalry
Hav Jung
Ban
Sunset Wood Co Raises Cord Price To 33.50
The water supply of wood will be available at above 33.50 per cord as announced by Sunset Wood Co. The notice indicates a price increase and placement details for the wood allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A
Sunset Wood Co
Agit
Leonard
White Mountain
Best Rogers
Callenge
Bucks
New 18 Inch Torpedo Gun Demonstrated by Gathmann in D.C.
Chicago inventor Lovis Gathmann returned from Washington with a war department contract for an 18 inch torpedo gun tested at Sandy Hook. The device, claimed to equal or exceed multiple large guns in destructive power, weighs about 110000 pounds with 2000 pound shells and has a 45 foot length.
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Lovis Gathmann
Chicago
Weehington
War Department
Government Proving Grounds
Sandy Hook
Ordnance Department
Weebington
Gathmann
United States
He Iawa
Texas
Massachusetts
Indiana
Navy Yard
Washington
Bethlehem Iron Works
Aldwite Works
Philadelphia
Hobo Club Banquet Draws New York Guests
The first fortnightly Hobo club banquet was held in Mulberry Street banqueting rooms. About 30 hobos attended a feast of baked mackerel, roast beef, mashed potatoes, pie and beer served in quart schooners. Officers presided and jokes sparked as funds built by two cent daily dues financed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobo Club
New York
P.C. Volta & Son
Mulberry Street
Dutch" Baker
Higgins
Brooklyn
Joe
Éocvasion
Dodger
Dan
Staiaa
Mobo Club
Newspaper Writers Unite Organizes to Press Card System
A movement could require writers for New York papers to hold a union card. The Newspaper Writers union, forming under the Typographical union charter, has held a preliminary meeting with over 100 volunteers ready to join. A permanent group will be established at the next meeting. The organizers focus on those who set news and craft headlines, not journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newspaper Writers' Union
Typographical Union
Moston
Cornerstone Laying For East End House Of Good Shepherd
Right Rev J A Parest to officiate this afternoon at 4 o clock for the new House of Good Shepherd to aid Catholic Sisters at East End. Architect Murphy states the brick and stone three story structure will cost about 138000, with large galleries, heat and escona floors, and a chapel on the lower floor under a 22 foot ceiling. The building, centrally located, will provide comfortable accommodations in a modern, first class house.
Unclaimed Express Test Week Ending Macvest 11
Unclaimed express package record lists numerous names and companies, indicating items awaiting pickup or disposition for the week ending Macvest 11. The list includes individuals such as Buckingham, Baker, Deutsinger, and Hooper, among others, with multiple initials and likely corporate entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific-Express Company
Apenin
Buckingham
Baker
Q. W
Deutsinger
J. A
Farmer, Co
Lelut
Frank
Goodwin
TH. B
Mooper
Harroll
Mre
Hansell
A. B
Hooper
J. M
Jones
L. BL
Kaenta
A. la Kondal
Bargon
Tlore
Wilson
Mrs
M.D
Wile Inma
Wsman
A NICE HOTEL IN SANA ALIONIO NOTES
A description notes a hotel in Sana Alionio that, while not the most pretentious, is deservedly enjoyed. The piece highlights its modest charm and comfortable standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sana Alionio
Addition of New Salespeople at Wot & Marx
Wot & Marx adds numerous new sales staff to meet rising demand. New hires include Mr. Malavinski Gorwave Levy Henry New Auss Berthe Greathouse Miss Werlck Miss Mey er Milan Cartle Garza Miss Sutali Miss Spillum Gesell Forster Miss Uai scheldt Misa Perez Misa Welsch May RarthWwell Mr Movell and Eadio Tess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wot & Marx
Malavinski
Gorwave
Levy
Henry New
Auss
Berthe Greathouse
Miss Werlck
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Sanday
Sundan
Margie
Valenciennes Lace
Valengiennes
Liouston St
A. J. Avent & Sons
San Antonio, Tex
Tim Basf
Sapasy Lamp OM
Relianln Groodrs
Kelgog
Sixth Infaniry
Gosaip
Wiliam Chamberlaine
B. Keyes
Theos Filepatrick
Twenty-third Infantry, A
8. A
the St. James
Mantta
George Whito
Samuel T. Kidwell
Origina Vaernelern
Ftey
Vna Keen Male Methe Sizth Infantry
Planets Gould
W. Jack
Heddle 2
Moahley
Joseph Kennedy
John Gerry
Tarry Wermag
Reid H. Keeney
Charles Garpenter
Edward He Lhrester
Rautat Ur. Roe
Fort
Thomas, Ky
Ellton Denny
Aasiinihaine
Mont
Penth Cavalry
Eagle Pass
Newjamin W. Alkingon
Slath Infantry
Secretary of War
Willam Hemphill
Natry
George Tosh
Fred 14 Thudson
Jrnerar
Corjfors
Henry A. Hanigan
Tven
Adele de Laftre
Anffere
Alamo Plaza
Frank I. Fergusson
Paul Sam Hanston Society
Ward McAllister Tras
Leutenant
Simon, Pendicton
W. E. Gleason
Pendicton
Me. Willington
Mr. Pendleton
Star Oil
Pou
DI Hatiaway & OX
Ned
Moat Skinn
Mart
San
Wwe
Gall
DR. Hathaway & CO
San Antacis
Tex
Pathfinder
Sumatra
Havana
Knighta
New York City
Newspaper Writers Unite
West York
Cat Raphall
Intiticas Space
Kentrock
Metropolitan
Main Ave
W. Conmerce Street
Old Saratoga
W. N
Welton & CO
Grocers
Wage & Catt
C. A
Stowers Furniture CO
Istone
Vishan Pareal
St.ames
N. Mackey
Unclaimed Express
Sherwin “Williams
M. Herweck
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