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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1904
Page
10
A reported Alliance statement attributed to President Roosevelt urges holding unions responsible for business paralysis through lockouts. The piece details anti boycott actions, resolutions, and the labor conflict's broader political and economic impacts, citing figures and organizations connected to the anti union drive.
A fragment from a 1910s convention report discusses labor unions, political alignments, and the Pacific Charter. It notes leaders of Republican and Democratic parties backing a single labor principle, outlines methods of worker protection, and references Presidential recollections about labor opposition and the Master Printers’ assertion. The piece highlights tension between open shop advocacy and union restraint.
Testimony at the coal case hearing covers operating expenses and earnings in 1903 versus 1900, with claims that Hull side Coal Company avoided tariff rates. Erie’s coal holdings and the Delaware Lackawanna and Western show rising shipments and costs per mile. Witnesses discuss tariff payments and rate comparisons as arguments proceed toward oral arguments starting January 3.
Brig Gen J P Story chief of artillery US&SA outlines lessons from Manchuria. He notes lack of postion finding gear at fortified ports and insufficient officers and staff. He argues for installing position finding, expanding field artillery command, and matching foreign practice to improve efficiency.
Acting Secretary Oliver ordered Private John Smith Hospital Corps Fort Mottny discharged without honor for contracting marriage to a woman of bad character. General Grant’s recommendation was accepted by the Surgeon General’s Office. The War Department stated it has no domestic jurisdiction but aims to protect enlistment from acts bringing disgrace, hence discharge without honor.
Second Lieut Richard Daspit La Garde is assigned to the First Infantry Post Quartermaster. Robert von der Goltz retired. Lieut Aristides Moreno assigned to Twenty eighth Infantry. Wylke’s leave extended one month. officers examined at Fort Myer dissolved. Capt James Canby relieved at St Louis and transferred to San Francisco. Lieuts Allan Rawson Williams and Loren Chester Grieves to Twenty fourth Infantry. Samuel Talbott’s leave extended. Capt George Hoffman ordered to Vicksburg to relieve Melndoe. Charies L Sileov and Grieves assignments noted. Samuel H Fisher of Twenty eighth Infantry court martialed and dismissed. Maj James G Galbraith transfers. numerous Navy Bureau of Navigation and Navy Yard orders issued. Simon Lake discusses a submarine project. naval personnel and engineers reassigned. A large batch of routine naval and Army postings, transfers, and leave actions reported from multiple bases including Fort Myer, St Louis, Port Monroe, Mare Island, and Newport News.
The President approves the sentence in the court martial of Second Lieut Samuel H Fisher Twenty-eighth Infantry for breach of arrest and sentences him to be dismissed from the service. An examination of the submarine Plunger hull today at New London Conn showed the craft uninjured from Tuesday’s grounding incidents. A cablegram reports the transport crane arrived yesterday at Manila with the Philippines division commanding general advising the military secretary.
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