Hard Work in Camp Ordway Dress Parade Delights Officers
District Guardsmen at Camp Ordway Harpers Ferry move through a long dress parade after a drenching rain. First Separate Battalion, First and Second Regiments drill under Gen Harries with Britton and Brett providing supervision. Guard mounts, inspections, and lectures mark a strenuous first day of camp work for Militia of the National Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordway
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Leesburg
Weluck
Inington
George H
Aftir Brooks
Henry May
Richard O Brien
Qwu
Orewayn
Gen. Harries
Lis
Eine
Uiture
Addysten Lloyd M. Brett
United States Fatalry Company
Corps of Field Music
Elarries
Secuni Regiment
Retel
Field Artillery
Thomas Mirren
West Virginia Mountain
Juntuk
Curmo Ordway
Addubint Generals Office
Mt Fuss
Les
Alder
Kies
Leesa
Harpers Perry
Adi
Brett
Durand
M. W. Das
Fifteenth Cavalry
New York
James E. Bell
Army officer known as Daisy Day arrives at Camp Ordway
War Department reports Maj. Day, famed Civil War medalist and Indian campaign rescuer, joins Camp Ordway as chief umpire of maneuvers. Troops from Troop E and F Fifteenth Cavalry depart for field practice. Signal Corps builds long distance link and bureau of identification to route mail. Commissary and quartermaster departments feed 1,300 men. hospital notes two sick, one rheumatic, while colored troops show drill discipline and new rifle range opens near Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Ordway
Army
West Point
Daisy
Fifteenth Cavalry
Camp Ordway
Kaester
Manassas
Camp
Gettysburg
Signal Corps
T. D. Evans
Lieut
Evans
W. FE. Locklin
Bureau of Identification
Lieut. Byvans
Locklin
W. W. Rahn
JC. M. Putnam
H. H. Warner
S. H. Martin
J. W. Painter
J. F. Maher
Charles Downey
John Halloran
Charles German
W. L. Brown
Richard Downey
W. A. Harper
W. BR. Roberts
G. B. Yeatman
A. Budke
F. Huhn
H. Benton
H. Page
Robert Miller
M. Appleby
Gardner
Clarence A. Weaver
Francis J. Woodman
Yeatman
A. C. Grapes
West Virginia National Guard
Charlestown
Negro Williams
Maj
H. H. Neumeyer
Maj. Neumeyer
Shenandoah
Harries
Fred Cook
Adjt
Brett
I. Ni. Reichelderfer
Man Guarding Home Faces Marriage Rumor Inquiries
Andrew J. Hunter of 512 A Street NW obstinately barred interviewers at his residence after a marriage license entry listed Hunter and Mary E. Parcell as spouses. He denied public comment, claimed private matters, and suggested reprisals, while his mother and a woman identified as his wife lived inside with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Hunter
Sway
Baltimore
Quiong
Monumental
Murriage Lcense
Hunter—Parcell
Mary E. Parcell
Washington, D. C
Waa
Eleanter
Quarrel over rolling pin ends with arrest at Sea Son Court
Alice Douglass and Frances Rocheena, both black women, fought yesterday at 216 Sea Son Court NW. Alice used a rolling pin as a weapon, Frances received several severe head cuts and was taken to Casualty Hospital, while Alice was arrested. Warships for encampment announced by the Navy Department. Massachusetts Hartford and a flotilla of five torpedo boats ordered to Boston for the reunion trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Douglass
Ifrances
Navy Department
Massachusetts
Hartford
Boston
Advertisement from John H. Woodbury D.I. for skin care
An advertisement from JOHN H. WOODBURY D.I. at 602 Eleventh and corner F offers guidance on skin care and beauty, emphasizing a method to improve skin condition and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Woodbury
D.I
Tragic pursuit ends as Huth wounds self after murder
Henry Huth, pursued after the murder of Mrs Agnes Levi at 1217 12 street NW, wounded himself in neck and wrist in Locust Court SW. Found by Officers Farquhar and Lester, he was rushed to emergency hospital and to face a coroner's inquest. He had fled E street house, sought clothing in South Washington, and was haunted by arrest while under guard at hospital. His wife is said to be unaware of his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Court
Agnes Lévi
Henry Huth
Huth
Pollicemen Farquhar and
Lester
Cross
E Street
Wheels of Justice
South
Washington
Ho Street
Levi
N Street
Tarnest Huth
Nth
Dept. of Agriculture
Washington, D
Otlo Valley
Lake Region
North Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Williston
N. Dak
St. Lawrence
Atlantic States
Missouri Valley
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
NewEngland
Grand Bantes
Ameck
Dislocated Shoulder by Reaching Incident
A two paragraph item outlines two injuries: Thomas Cleveland, 32, was slashed across the shoulder in a quarrel with shoemaker Clifford Holmes at Church Street NW. He fled to Emergency Hospital after 25 stitches. A second note reports Patrick Kernan, 55, injuring his shoulder reaching for a shelf at home. treated at Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Thomas Cleveland
Mqs Church
Albert Cleveland
Clifford Holmes
Halmes
Cleveland
Pennenwlvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Patrick Kernan
Twent-sixth Street
Emergy Hospital
Ikony
Lost wallet found on Park Car Go ing nork
Lost item description notes a small leather pocket look containing 38 dollars in cash an unendorsed check payment stopped along with cards and receipts indicating owner. The report states the item was found late Monday night and expected return to cashier CHAS 5 FLETCHER at The Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Droit Park
Nork
Re. Ward
Chas
Fletcher
the Post
New York Meat Unions Vote on Sympathetic Strike
In New York the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen locals vote on a possible sympathetic strike. Results due noon tomorrow will decide if a 24 hour notice strike proceeds, potentially suspending New York locals if contracts are kept. An earlier note says South Omaha packing houses brought in many Black workers to replace striking employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
South Omaha
New York
North America
Martin Donnelly
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
United Dressed Beef Companies
Necsianlelee
Beef supply remains abundant and prices steady
Wholesale beef demand stays light while packing houses appear to slaughter more than usual. Prices range from about 7 to 9 cents for prime home dressed beef with most trade near 12 cents. Hot weather and ample supply have eased declines seen during the strike, with occasional sales at fine cattle as low as 2 to 4 cents.
Teamsters Likely to Strike at All Packing-House Centers
Cincinnati Aug 2 convention officials of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters endorsed the action of president Shea and the executive board in calling out on a sympathetic strike the St. Louis packing-house teamsters in support of the striking butcher workers. Delegates urge teamsters to rescue the strike to the last ditch and expect the order to spread to Kansas City Omaha New York and Philadelphia due to the large volume of packing-house business handled there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Omaha
New York City
Philadelphia
Beef Industry Report to President on Strike Conditions
The impending report to Congress will describe Chicago stockyards strike conditions and the broader beef industry. About fifteen to twenty inspectors from the Department of Commerce and Labor have surveyed cattle herding ranching slaughter and dressed product shipments since early April, gathering data under the Martin resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Garfield leads inquiry into Chicago strike at commerce department
James R. Garfield Commissioner of the Bureau of Corporations oversees a department inspection in Chicago. Garfield has personally supervised parts of the inquiry, focusing on general lines of investigation while some reports touch on the ongoing strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
James R. Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
Garfield
Chicago
Bicycle Crash Leaves Rider With Serious Injury
Ernest Smith twenty three of 1004 street northwest was riding at Twelfth and F streets when his bicycle collided with a Paris Royal delivery wagon. He suffered a fractured rib piercing his lung and was taken to Emergency Hospital in serious condition yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth
F Streets
Ernest Smith
Paris Royal
Runaway Boy Caught in Rochester
Jernedt Joseph Remy a fifteen year old who ran away from 1607 Gales Street Northeast in May has been captured in Rochester in November. Police chief J P Cleary reports the boy is under arrest on a vagrancy charge. Captain Bourdmain telegrammed to drop the charge and said money to return him home would be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Jernedt
Joseph Remy
Gales Street
Wagon Accident Fatal for Young Man on Northwest Streets
Edgar Wet, a 22 year old Black man, was struck by an oil wagon at Twelfth and HE streets northwest yesterday. He suffered bruises and was sent home after treatment at Emergency Hospital. Driver Ernest Stillard was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Wet
Nngro
Rhode
Avenue Northwest
Twelfth
Ernest Stillard
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestive diseases. It cites a supportive testimonial from John H. Castana of Chicago and urges readers to send stamps for a medical book, noting substitution harms and directing to Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
John H. Castana
Arch St
Chicago
Ilinois
Golden Medical
Clarkport and Company Co partnership notice in DC
Special notices announce a district of Columbia co partnership for Clarkport and Company to trade in furniture carpets and house furnishings. Partners Edwin Clark Gilbert Cohen Harry C Weller contribute cash and property, with partnership terms and start date stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastington
District of Columbia
Clarkport and Company
Win S. Clrk
Harry Weer
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Gee H Harries
Mee
Neumeyer
Pinkney W. Smith
Seret
W. H. Chase
D. Spencer
R. Jacobs
E. H. Neumeyer
Lieu
Tie
Reveille
Tt Streets
John Lewis
Trinidad Avenue
Lewis
Georgetown
Mabel Carey
Frank Walker
Seventh Precinct
Miss Carey
M Street
Walker
Georgetown University Hospital
C. R. Lewis
Wyoming Avenue
Hood
Andrew Hunter
Agnes Levi
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic
Bismarck
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Davenport
Dwa
Denver
Des Moines
Iowa
Galveston
Helena
Manaa
Indianapolis
Jacksonville Fla
Little Rock
Arkgo Bo
Marquette
Med
Memphis
Z Ag
New Orieney
Orth
Nebran
Net
Pittsburg
Salt Lake Cty
SS Louis
A.m St. Paul
Mon
Springfeld
Vickeburg
Jiss
Lansburgh Bro
Tae How
Horn
Tailor
Washington Gas Light CO
10Th St
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Companior
Sanders G Stayman Co
F Street
Beef Industry
Peter Grogan
Shea
Seventh Street
the Ste
Tau
Sale
HUB Furniture CO
7Th and
D Sts. N. W
Ballantine’s Ale
the Shoomaker Company
de Sto N. W
Pa. Ave
GANO
B. Earnshaw & Bro
Pneumatic Water Works Co
McGill & Wallace
E St
Baugh
L. T
Rovie
Main
Alice M. Paterson
Wilbur Lo Emien
W. B
Hatterly
Butterly
Tharp
St. WN
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