Hard dress parade marks Camp Ordway drills at Harpers Ferry
District Guardsmen at Camp Ordway Harpers Ferry W Va opened a strenuous day with a first dress parade in a year at 435 weluck field. Under Gen Harries Maj Brooks and Col May the regiments drilled for hours, inspected by Gen Harries and Addysten Brett. Guards mounted and field artillery practiced on rugged terrain as recruits faced hard work and emphasis on improving weak spots. Maj Durand and Maj Das prepare lectures for ongoing training with the encampment continuing.
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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
Army Guard at Camp Ordway Gains New Chief and Training Boost
War Department details Maj. Day known as Daisy Day from West Point days, a famed cavalry officer and Medal of Honor recipient, arriving to serve as chief umpire for maneuvers. Troops from Troop E and F of the Fifteenth Cavalry begin practice marches at Camp Ordway while Signal Corps under Lieut. Evans sets up intercamp communications. Commissary and quartermaster departments run capably under Maj. Neumeyer, with post officials managing rations for 1,300 men and a growing bureau of identification to route mail efficiently. The camp also reports a thriving colored troops contingent, new rifle range, and routine health checks amid a large field operation. A lightning storm disrupts evening activities as inspectors plan a future visit by District Commissioners.
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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
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Neumeyer
Pinkney W. Smith
Seret
W. H. Chase
D. Spencer
R. Jacobs
E. H. Neumeyer
Lieu
Tie
Reveille
Shenandoah
Harries
Fred Cook
Adjt
Brett
I. Ni. Reichelderfer
Mysterious marriage rumor fuels scene at Hunter home
Andrew J. Hunter of 512 A Street NW guarded his home in Washington as reporters questioned him about a Baltimore marriage alleged while his wife and mother stayed inside. He refused to confirm any remarriage, saying private matters are not public business, while neighbors and family disputed the claim and a second wife, Mary E. Parcell, was named in the clerk's record.
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Andrew J. Hunter
Sway
Baltimore
Quiong
Monumental
Murriage Lcense
Hunter—Parcell
Mary E. Parcell
Washington, D. C
Waa
Eleanter
Quarrel Over Rolling Pin In Northwest Home
Alice Douglass and Frances Rocheena, both described as negro women, quarreled at 216 Sea Son Court Northwest yesterday. Alice used a rolling pin as a weapon, Frances sustained several severe head cuts and was taken to Casualty Hospital. Alice was arrested. Warships for Encampment. Announcement at the Navy Department said Massachusetts and Hartford, along with a flotilla of five torpedo boats, would be ordered to Boston for the reunion.
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Alice Douglass
Ifrances
Navy Department
Massachusetts
Hartford
Boston
John H Woodbury D I Beauty Skin Guidance
A brief notice from John H Woodbury D I at 602 Eleventh corner F offers guidance on skin care. The ad promotes understanding the difference between pimples and beauty and how to improve skin health.
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John H. Woodbury
D.I
Death by own action ends manhunt after murder
Henry Huth, under pursuit for the murder of Mrs. Agnes Levi at 1217 12 Street NW, gashed himself in neck and wrist and collapsed in Locust Court SW. Found by officers at 10:30 AM, he was rushed to Emergency Hospital and to face a morgue inquest. authorities kept guard to prevent further self harm.
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Locust Court
Agnes Lévi
Henry Huth
Huth
Pollicemen Farquhar and
Lester
Dislocated shoulder after reach for fish shelf
A reader reports a man named Patrick Kernan, fifty five, of Twenty sixth Street Northwest, dislocated his shoulder yesterday while reaching for a fish shelf item. The injury was reset at the Emergency Hospital.
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Patrick Kernan
Aspf
Emergy Hospital
Ikony
Lost pocket with cash check and cards found
Lost item reported late Monday night includes a small leather pocket containing $38 in cash an unindorsed check on which payment is stopped along with cards and receipts indicating owner Liberal re Ward recovered and returned to CHAS. 5. FLETCHER cashier’s office The Post.
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LE Droit Park
Nork
Re. Ward
Chas
Fletcher
the Post
New York Butchers Vote on Strike Amid Packing House Turmoil
In New York and South Omaha, unions confront a major labor dispute. South Omaha sees many black workers brought in to replace striking teamsters. New York locals vote secretly on a sympathy strike, with results due after a board meeting noon tomorrow.
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Omaha
Nebr
South Omaha
New York
North America
Martin Donnelly
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
United Dressed Beef Companies
Necsianlelee
Beef supply stays abundant with prices barely higher
Beef now available in ample supply as wholesalers meet demand at slight increases. Trade sources note many packers slaughtering beyond typical levels and most meat remains from home packing houses. Prime home-dressed beef tops at nine cents, bottom around seven, with most business near twelve cents. Heavy heat and plentiful supply ease price declines. During the strike a few prime beef sales reached two cents and some very choice cattle traded at fourteen cents.
Teamsters Likely to Strike at All Packing-House Centers
Cincinnati August 2 delegates of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters endorse the presidents action in calling a sympathetic strike by St Louis packing-house teamsters in support of striking butchers. The convention foresees extension to Kansas City Omaha New York and Philadelphia to back the packing-house labor action amid high tension over meat district work.
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Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Davenport
Dwa
Denver
Des Moines
Iowa
Galveston
Oo Helena
Manaa
Indianapolis
Jacksonville Fla
Kansas City
Little Rock
Arkgo Bo
Marquette
Med
Memphis
New Orieney
New York
Orth
Nebran
Omaha ‘Net
Pittsburg
Salt Lake Cty
SS Louis
A.m St. Paul
Mon
Springfeld
Vickeburg
Jiss
Omaha
New York City
Philadelphia
Beef Industry Facts Report to President on Strike Conditions
A forthcoming presidential report to Congress will feature a detailed account of strike conditions in Chicago stock yards. About fifteen to twenty inspectors from the Commerce and Labor Department have surveyed the beef industry nationwide since April, covering ranching, slaughter, and shipment of dressed products.
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Chicago
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Garfield directs inquiry into Chicago strike reports
The inspection operates under James R. Garfield Commissioner of the Bureau of Corporations. Garfield has personally overseen parts of the investigation with emphasis on the Chicago strike as part of the broader inquiry.
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Department
James R. Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
Garfield
Chicago
Bicyclist Ernest Smith Seriously Wounded in City Crash
Ernest Smith twenty three of 1004 street northwest was riding at Twelfth and F streets when he collided with a Paris Royal delivery wagon. He fell hard and fractured a rib that punctured his lung. He was taken to Emergency Hospital in serious condition last night.
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Church Street
Thomas Cleveland
Mqs Church
Albert Cleveland
Clifford Holmes
Halmes
Cleveland
Pennenwlvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Twelfth
F Streets
Ernest Smith
Paris Royal
Runaway Boy Caught in Rochester
Fifteen year old Jernedt Joseph Remy who fled from 1607 Gales Street Northeast in May has been captured in Rochester. He is under arrest for vagrancy, according to a telegram received at Rochester police headquarters by Chief J P Cleary. Captain Bourdmain telegraphed that the charge should be dropped and money to buy a ticket home will be sent immediately.
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Georgetown
Mabel Carey
Frank Walker
Seventh Precinct
Miss Carey
M Street
Walker
Georgetown University Hospital
Rochester
Jernedt
Joseph Remy
Gales Street
Run Over by a Wagon in Northwest District
Edgar Wet, a 22 year old Black man, at 3 Rhode and Avenue north west, stepped in front of an oil wagon at Twelfth and HE streets yesterday and was knocked down and run over. Surgeons at Emergency Hospital dressed bruises and he went home. Ernest Stillard, the wagon driver, was arrested.
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Edgar Wet
Nngro
Rhode
Avenue Northwest
Twelfth
Ernest Stillard
The Strength of Starvation and Dr Pierce's Discovery
A persuasive medical note argues starvation weakens the body and cites Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion problems. A Chicago man Testifies to first week gains after starting the remedy, claiming five bottles restored health. The ad touts Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail, asking twenty-one stamps for softcover or thirty-one for cloth.
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Pierce
John H. Castana
Arch St
Chicago
Ilinois
Golden Medical
Clarkport and Company Co Partnership Notice
Special notice from Wastington DC July and We certify a co partnership under Chapter 47 Section 148 et seq of the DC Code. The firm name Clarkport and Company will deal in furniture carpets upholstery and house furnishings. General partners include W. S. Clark of Washington DC and Gilbert Coughens of Baltimore with special partner Harry C. Weller of Baltimore. Capital contributed and terms of commencement noted. Edw in Clark Gilbert and Waller witnesses signed. Standard phonograph goods and related items offered.
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Wastington
District of Columbia
Clarkport and Company
Win S. Clrk
Harry Weer
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