Tardy Workers Must Give Reason For Overtime In Government Printing Office
In the Government Printing Office officials seek explanations from employees who stay late, with many on leave or in transit as departments report frequent absences. Foremen note reluctance to quit work at regular times, prompting an order to sign in for overtime and account for extra time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
Mark
Prince of Wales Opens Historic Plains of Abraham Review
July 24 Ottawa scene with the Prince of Wales inspecting troops at the Plains of Abraham. 50,000 cheer as his grand review features 23,400 forces and 500 American sailors. He transfers battlefield to the government and attends state ball at Parliament Buildings with Lord Roberts.
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Quebec
Prince of Wales
Plains of Abraham
State Hall
Wolff
Montcalm
Wolfe
Northwest
New Hampshire
Order of the Garter
Kidd Marshal
Lord Roberts
Bobs
Prince
Fairbanks
America
Parliament P
Senate Chamber
West Point cadets appeal after hazing dismissal
Dismissed West Point cadets arrive in Washington seeking reinstatement and argue hazing was exaggerated. Secretary of War Wright weighs findings from Col. Scott and faces possible Congressional action as lawmakers consider harsher hazing penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Military Academy
Washington
Hugh L. Scott
Wright
Russell the Haner
Russell
Scott
War Department
Congress
Col. Scott
Academy
Board of Education raises and staff changes noted
Walter Heald promotion from 960 to 1000 dollars. John Browe 720 to 900. ERey In Laster 600 to 720. George J. Schindt 540 to 600. John Roach of Michigan promoted to assistant engineer in the Lighthouse service from 70 to 85 a month. Alfred Beimer promoted from 80 to 90 a month. Samuel Bolden receives vacation from sewer division. Thomas Francis to leave city for Virginia mountains. Daniel Donovan plans Potomac outing next week. Maj. Richard Sylvester invited to New York State Association of Police Chiefs meeting in Rome on August 4. Harry Hine seeks 78 dollars for school flags. George Wall appointed special Policeman for railway crossing duty. George Mockabee hired in sewer department at 6 dollars a year. Victor Mindeglett appointed woman in engineering department at 78 dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Promotions Vot
Elds
Upi
Bureau of Standards
Sre
Walter Heald
John
Browe
Erey
Laster
Jéin Roach
Michigan
Uighthouse
Alfred Beimer
Hghthouse
Samuél Bolden
Thomas Francis
Virginia Mountains
Daniel Donovan
Potomac
Maj
Richard Sylvester
New York State Association of Police Chiefs
Rome
Harry ©. Hine
Board of Education
Maj. Sylvester
George W. Wall
George Mockabee
Victor Mindeglett
Rain Comes to Rescue Weather Update
A cool and cloudy day expected as temperatures hover around the 97 point mark. Forecasters urge light jackets and caution for sudden overcast conditions.
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Rain
Temperature drop as clouds blot yesterday's heat
Yesterday's temperature peaked at 97 at 3 PM then fell three points as rain clouds moved in Shower later pushed readings down from 8 to the lower mark Weather Bureau predicts more rain with lingering clouds George W Vinal promoted from laboratory assistant to official in a $1000 salary raise
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Eulks
At & O
Weather Bureau
Rane
Pall
George W. Vinal
Lightning Strikes Guard Camp In Gettysburg Killing Three
Gettysburg Pa July 24 a severe storm at Camp Hayes threw tents and struck down three Pennsylvania National Guard soldiers Corp C Milton Garber Private Herbert Barbe and Private Clyde Morrison as more than 300 tents were blown down and Governor Stuart and staff were buried under canvas. Reports say injuries number over 50 with many awaiting word of further deaths.
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Gettysburg
Camp Hayes
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Battle‘ground
Corp. C
Milton Garber
Herbert Barbe
Clyde Morrison
Tenth Regiment
Guy Briner
George White
Ernest Adams
Alva
Baker
Arthur Kline
Charles Long
Thomas Hiltman
Homer Bostey
Harry’ Elsner
Harry Applegate
Jessie M. Dougherty
Walter R. Freeson
Jesse McKain
Qiver H. Moore
John H. Smith
Frank Smith
Decker
P. J. Gunning
J. A. Saunders
Ben Christen
Christler
Morrison
Oscar Montgomery
Tingwell
W. S. Couch
William Huer
Cyrus Freeman
Oil City
Lee Badger
Milton Cedar
Christ
H. Ross
H. A. Miller
Robert Evoch
Moore
Marx
John Krouse
Gov. Stuart
Charles B. Mann
State Railroad Compassion
Col. Good
Philadelphia
PL. Weaver
Cora Stuart
Harrisburg
Techler
Chartres BE. Mann
Division
Gen. Wiley
Gov
Stuart
Pittsburg
Herbert. Barbe
Wayresburg
Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry
Starvey Barbe
OM City
Henry Morrison
QU City. Corp
Uniontown
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Puttee Teory
National Guards
Quartermaster General
Harris- Shurs
Philadelphia Electric Company
United States
Eatning
New Airship Here for Army Trials August First
Capt Baldwin plans several unofficial flights to perfect control before the official test before Army officers. W H Curtis arrives with mechanics to assemble the dirigible at Fort Myer. The craft uses Zahm inspired gas bag design with a front propeller and two Curtis engines for comparison.
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Curtis
Dirigible
Signal Corps of Army
Zahm
W. H. Curtis
Capt. Baldwin
Signal Corps
T 3
Oregon
Baldwin
Capt
Board of Army
After That the Deluge. Deluge prompts ball game plans
Towne jokes about taking his wife to a ball game amid hot games at the ball grounds. Browne imagines a widow’s sympathy for the umpire. The exchange ends with humorous banter on domestic concerns versus sports tensions.
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Philadelphia Press
Towne
Browne
Prolong Life Claim For Dr Miles Heart Cure
Patient testimonials claim Dr Miles Heart Cure prolongs life and strengthens the heart nerves and muscles. A woman from Portland Maine recounts fainting spells alleviated after two or three bottles, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
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Miles
Mount Joy &T
Portland
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Iid
Texan with pistol arrested after Rough Rider claim
William S. Westbrook of Holston Texas 44 says he fought with Theodore Roosevelt during the Rough Riders San Juan Hill charge. He arrived in Washington from Sharrows Point Massachusetts carried a large army revolver in his coat pocket. Police arrested him at a saloon after he flourished the weapon announcing his Rough Rider status.
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Dangevelt
San Juan
Hill Williams
Westbrook
Holston
Tex
Presidert Roosevelt
Rough Riders
San Juan HM
First Precinct
Washington
Sharrows Point
Twelfth
C Streets
Adams
Hires team and fails to return in Loudoun County Virginia
Elvey A Bat of Ashburn reports a white man who hired a team from his farm last Wednesday and did not return. Police believe the same man has been hiring teams around the suburbs and failing to come back. Virginia authorities have been alerted. if captured he will likely be brought to this city for trial.
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Congress
West Point
Congressional
Baying
Academy
MacArthur
Elvey A. Bat
Ashburn
Loudoun County
Aime
Virginia
Bombay Strike Turmoil Kills Six Wounds Fifty in Riot
Riot erupts after 20099 mill hands walkout in Bombay. British infantry fire to quell disorder. six natives die and 43 wounded. Mob attacks police magistrate office. five more killed. Europeans jeered. rescue rifles fire as troops deploy. Demonstrators support nationalist Tilak amid sedition sentence.
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Bombay
Poona
Tilak
Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Assignments
A miscellaneous Army orders page lists leaves of absence for multiple officers across infantry and coast artillery, with durations from ten days to four months, interim duties, transfers, and retirements. It includes relieva l from duty and assignments to recruiting, medical exams, and paymaster duties, plus details on visits to manufacturing works and academy postings. political humor and stray misprints appear in the surrounding filler text.
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Samuel BL. Parker
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Alfred Aloe
First Infantry
Alfred M. Mason
Coast Artillery Corps
Roeland W. Boughton
Rinaldo J. Wood
Fourteenth Infantry
Joseph Matzon
Lewin 8. Ryan
Ralph B. Mitchell
George @. Hubbard
Coast, Artillery Corps
Basit G. Moon
Samuel M. Parker
Army Infantry Team
West Point
N. Y
Charles E. Tayman
Aicer
Kansas City
Topeka
Kane
William
Davis
Medical Corps
Army Building
Omaha
Nebr
Medical Corps of Army
Surgeon General
Army
Charles
N. Howard
of the Potomac
Fort Washington
Mda
Graham Parker
Pasife
United States Military Prison
Riley E.sett
Leroy T. Hillman
Ordnnce
Lisut
Charles F. Severson
St. John's Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
William A. Shunk
Eighth Cavalry
Frank T. Woodbury
Fort Assiniboine
Mont
Department of Dakota
Lea P. Quinn
Fourth Field Artillery
Dffeer
Newark
X. J
Perth Amboy
N. J
South River
Editorial Defends Press Freedom in Labor Court Dispute
The Federationist editorial in August questions the restraint order against the Buck Stove and Range Company case. It argues editors may discuss the suit and injunction as part of reporting and commentary, citing constitutional rights and noting other publications cover pending cases in good faith. Local attorney concerns focus on potential contempt of court implications.
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Buck Steve and Range Company
Justice Gould
Samuel Gompers
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist
WG. Sullivan
Range Company
van Cleave Buck Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
Sullivan
Buck Store
Ranga Company
Gompers
Grand Central College
New York
Federationist
van Cleave Company
Federation
Ar. Gompers
Kenorahia Court
Union
United States
Notable Hotel Guests Across U S Cities Listed
A lengthy OCR list names numerous individuals and couples staying at major hotels in Baltimore Boston New York Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles and other cities. The roster includes many with affiliations to the National St James Metropolita n and New Willard hotels, spanning states from Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana and Oregon to abroad travelers in Mexico Japan and England.
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Californias
G. G. Crane
Wite
Ann
Sante Paula
St. James
William Havers
San Francisco
New Wilard
Florida
Ova Yarbrough
Miami
Ernest
A. Bessey
Georgia
Summerlin
Dublin
I. J. Finnegan
G. J. McGarry
A. A. Davia
J. H. Sphixey
Guisepve Borsa
New Orleans
New Willard
A. Bower
Detroit
Metropolitan
Minnesota
L. B. John
Montevideo
St. Jame
Mibsissiffl
Pierce
Vickaburg
Raleigh
Missouri
B. T. Lessor
Haenden
Kansas City
National
Dennis and Wits
Splekord
St. Jemea
Felix Anston
St. Con's
Avington
Willam Kuliman
St Louis
New Vornum
Nebraska
C. B. Brown
Omah
Sigh
New Jersey
Wilson
Bridgelaw
Ohio
Willams
Mary Deum
Frank W. Hill
Wits
Cinennati
J. Frank
Zanesville
Charly Meyer
CineInnant
OF. Il
Les Favre
V. Graig
Diarfetta
Charles H. Gorwood
Columbia
Kauteam
Mansfeld
Job. Widams
Mary Baum
Cineinnati
Stames Warry Frease
Canton
Kbit
A. Smythe
Lorain
L. McCain and
Athens
Milshetl
B. Gottieb
New Varnun
Pennslvania
H.C Toey
Bethlehem
R. H. Mason
Bren Mawr
St James
W. W. Browne
Lynchburg
W. Sueger
Gloucester
Faul’ T. Poulsen
Métropolitan
C. L.gunet
Richmond
Holional
Edgar Streison
Gordoneville
Bigi Tew B. Jennings
James C. Hall, Jr
Warrenton
New Willerd
G. F. Shausterger
Newport News
C. Fr
Rollins
Danville
New Yar
Washington Arrington
West Virginia
Percy E. Woodwerd
Parkersorg
W. L. Ashby
Charleston
W. T. Steer
Wheeling
Albert Retzer
Winsconsin
C. T. Henderson
Milwaukee
Shoreham
Willam Titus
Tacoma
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Government Printing Office
Tacit
Urely) Service Commission
Steney
Kelan
Brian
Wasnimni Aweek
Dow
Acts
Hack FF
Zev
Tars Jiew
John Buide
Mul
Mr. Taney
Rernhart
Bay of
Eiteesober
Charley
Frank
Parks
Tle
Lewis
Oman
oThenas J. Sheerdan
Vetive
John TL. Sinn
Mr. Spencer
Nity Myiston
Treasury
Robey
Spain
Treasury Department
Crolidze
Ro Nash
DR. Million
Cacinet
Tfere
Lewis Suders
Koudan
Eler
HH. Bacon
Rehoboth
Cyrille Blouin
the Treasury Department
D.allen
Hugh Smith
Atlantic City
B. L. Dougherty
Providence
RB I
Butler Building
Fred J. Rose
Chief of Engineers
National Guard
Rose
W. 4
Morsell
R. R. Lee
Secretary of War
Navy Department
Dy Bose
Burea of Construction and Repair
Blue Ridge Mountains
T. O'Dea
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Thomas EH. Muler
Gertrude Rouzer
Harvey
Hanes
Ife
Wierndon
Ralph Wheelan
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Great Lakes
A. W. Kruger
William L. Vetter
Bureau of and Docks
Ro P. Goodwin
Goodwin
Aurora
I. M. Webster
Gonawin
BK. Eckert
Clerie
John C. Brooke
L. N. Morgen
Fiora J. Rankin
Division of
Ci Sification
Mich
Pai
August Springsouth
Elematiog
Pennantec
A. RB. Carmody
E H. Cochrane
Department
CW. Eldredge
Thirst
I Yeasterd
C. Miller
Hohomt
Shington
Arthur G. Hak Ce
Asant
Ernest Jones
O. H. Lucas
Trctive
Perea
Commerce and Labor
WB. White
Harpers Ferry
Warl D. Evans
di- Jve Sor
Fort Washirston
England
Leonard C. Herr
Maryland
Bureau of the Census
Henry ©. King
Tennessee
Bureau of Immigration
Walter W. War
Rhode Island
Cliffons H. Staples
Maine
Irwin G. Bries
Wiliam ‘I. Rossel, Jr
Col. Rosell
Corps of Engineers
U. 8
Harry G
Alabama
Spalding
Distatasca
Cesa
Ss James’ Hotel
Culpeper
Ennis
Arthur MacArthur
Philippines
Gen. MacArthur
Millis
Pendleton
Military Affairs Committee
Sam
Wohow
Fort Myer
Count von Zeppelin
The
Chicago News
Denizl
Hertried
Gompers Eare
Stove Company
Miss Grace Scott
John BE. Carter
New York City
G. CG. Ramsey
Thomas
Charles B. Smith
M. Witz
L. Wersat
Arthur Fox
Arington
J. A. Mereman
W. H. Bolts
Joseph B. King
J. H. Lippincott
New Wizard
Lucy Hikes
K. F. Trvis
John W. Roth
George F. Went
George Harb
Ner
J. M. Tate, Jr
F. C. Morehouse
G. Parras
G. C. Backman
Mexico
Rabieh
Mr. End
Asar
Osaka
Japan
Wolfang
Eitriede
Frencfort
Arthur Blackwall
A. EB. Blackwell
L. Blackwell
Shefford
Hagland
Sonn Gateway
Afanila
T. T. Chartes
London
Feitz V. Bohn
Copenhagen
Denmark
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