TOLD IN DEPARTMENTS TARDY ONES MUST TELL WHY
In the Government Printing Office a mass of notes details widespread leaves of absence and overtime. Foremen note many employees delay quitting work until tasks finish. An order now requires all officials and staff with overtime beyond forty minutes to explain to the watch captain. Several departments report numerous vacations and promotions affecting staffing.
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Prince of Wales reviews troops at Plains of Abraham in Canada
July 24 report from Quebec details the Prince of Wales presiding over a grand military review on the Plains of Abraham with 23,400 troops and 56,000 including the American sailors and marines. He transfers the battlefield to the government as a memorial and attends a state ball at Parliament Buildings with high officials and ladies aboard New Hampshire.
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West Point cadets appeal after hazing dismissal
Dismissed West Point cadets travel to Washington seeking reinstatement from the War Department. They argue hazing was exaggerated and urge Congress to intervene. Secretary Wright cautions he must follow statute and awaits Col. Scott's report before advising the President.
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Promotions at U. S. Bureau and city posts listed
Walter Heald’s salary rises from 960 to 1000, Browe from 720 to 900, and Schindt from 540 to 600 in a series of bureau and lighthouse service promotions. John Roach of Michigan is named assistant engineer at lighthouse service with pay up to 85 a month. First Mate Alfred Beimer gains 90 per month. Samuel Bolden takes a vacation from sewer division, Thomas Francis to Virginia mountains, Daniel Donovan plans Potomac boating trip. Maj. Sylvester to Rome for police chiefs meeting August 4. Harry Hine seeks 78 for school flags. George Wall named special policeman for railway crossings, George Mockabee hired in sewer dept at 6 a year, Victor Mindeglett becomes a woman in engineering at 78 a year.
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Rain Brings Brief Cool Spell Despite Warm Point
A hot day with a high near 97 at Point turns cooler and cloudier today. Forecasters expect a temperate break with hazy sunshine and possible light showers later in the afternoon.
Yesterday's Temperature Fluctuations Humble by Afternoon
Weather report notes a peak around 97 degrees in the afternoon, followed by a drop of three points as clouds moved in. Showers began by eight, pulling readings down to 8, preventing hotter conditions and signaling continued unsettled skies. George W. Vinal receives a salary increase to the official figure of 1000 dollars.
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Leggings DREW BOLTS Theory on Puttees Cause Death
Gettysburg camp disaster leaves three dead and over 50 injured as a violent storm strikes Camp Hayes. Puttees with steel strips are blamed by some for drawing lightning, while officials dispute the claim. Governor Stuart escapes serious harm as tents collapse and lightning strikes the flagstaff. dozens of names of the injured are listed.
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Oil City
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Milton Cedar
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H. A. Miller
Robert Evoch
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New Airship Nears Test Flight for Army Contract
Capt Baldwin prepares in Washington for official trials of a new dirigible built with Curtis engines. Two engines will be tested, with trials starting early August at Fort Myer. Baldwin and Curtis lead a team to assemble, test control methods, and compare the gas bag design following Zahm theories for the forward propeller.
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Hot games at the ball grounds tease a wife outing
In a humorous Baker Street style exchange Towne remarks on taking a wife to games Browne fears becoming a widower Browne jokes she might sympathize with the umpire showing tender hearted support.
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Prolong Life With Dr Miles Heart Cure Says Portland Man
A Portland man testifies that Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthened his weak heart after a dangerous collapse. He credits two or three bottles with sustaining his life and preventing future spells. The ad promotes a money back guarantee and cites Miles Medical Co in Elkhart Indiana.
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Texan with pistol arrested after Rough Rider claim
William S Westbrook of Holston Texas claims to have fought with Theodore Roosevelt during the Rough Riders San Juan Hill assault. He arrived in Washington from Sharrows Point Massachusetts and carried a large army revolver in his coat. Police arrested him at Twelfth and C streets after witnesses saw the loaded weapon and he announced his Rough Rider status.
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Hires Team Fails to Return Letter from Ashburn Farmer
Elvey A Bat of Ashburn Loudoun County Va reports a white man who hired a team from his farm last Wednesday and did not return. Police think the same man who has been hiring teams in suburbs is behind the pattern. Virginia authorities notified and if captured he may be brought back for trial.
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Bombay Strike Riots Kill Six and Wound Many
Bombay July 24 mill workers striking in sympathy with Tilak rioted. British infantry fired to quell disorder. one native dead and six wounded. European and native police hurt. mob attacked a police magistrate’s office with paving stones. Five killed and 43 wounded later as troops dispersed rioters. all Europeans jeered in streets. Transported nationalist editor Tilak cited as trigger.
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Army Leaves of Absence and Staffing Moves
Army orders list leaves of absence for multiple officers across infantry coast artillery and ordnance sections, detailing durations from ten days to four months and assignments involving West Point, recruiting duties, and examinations. Also notes resignations, transfers, and details for inspections and paymaster duties.
Editorial Questions Free Speech and Ban Controversy
The August Federationist faces a court restraining action over an editorial about the Buck Stove and Range Company. Local officials argue that parts of the piece may violate the injunction, while AFL leaders defend press and speech freedoms amid ongoing litigation and prior commentary on the case.
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New York
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Hotel Guests by City and Name List
A long OCR excerpt lists hotel guests alphabetically by city across the United States and abroad. Names, spouses, and occasional initials accompany listings for numerous hotels including St James, National, Metropolitan, New Willard, and others. The fragment reads like an index of traveler records, with many personal names and common surnames, spanning multiple states and destinations.
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