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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1904

Page

5

Georgia Launches War Vessel Georgia at Bath Iron Works

The article details the launch of the battleship Georgia at Bath Iron Works in Maine. It describes the ceremony with Miss Stella Tate, champagne, and officials from Maine, with the ship described as the most powerful type of war vessel and capable of greater speed than any existing battleship in the American navy.

Bath Air M Sebast Maine Georgia Bath Iron Works Stelle Te Diagrar William Doord Carter Neal Moers Pua Sect Vuramenta Vaine Picus T Witniss Oempirs i Udel Joseph Moet Cerg Mes Terrell Mies Flun Wahorter Wiss Carter Ho

Unhanced Without A Hitch Pa dah Launch Somethin

A gunboat Pa dah was launched on the Harlem River near Morrisania with a champagne toast by sponsor Annie Westser. The vessel, named Evducuh, is designed for eastern waters, 200 feet long, speed around 14 knots, armed with multiple guns, and to be completed in twelve months.

Padah Charles L. Seabury Harlem Morrissintts Annie Wav Dubuque Contfae Vaix Birch

Navy Rifle Team Aims to Retain Hilton Trophy

The Hilton Trophy, won by the Navy rifle team as second prize this year, has been received at the Navy Department and displayed in the Secretary’s reception room. Henry Hilton donated the shield in 1878 while a twelve-man service team competed nationwide. The Navy team, reorganized only a month before the contest, will be coached by Lieut Fabin, reappointed captain, and sent to duty aboard monitors at Annapolis for early spring practice.

Navy Hitton Navy Department Secretary 5 Henry Hilton Lieut Fabin Peer Wiere Annapolis

Paymaster General Urges Laws to Prevent Deposit Book Extortion

Paymaster General reports widespread money lending abuse against soldiers, especially in San Francisco, urging legislation to forbid sale pledge or assignment of deposit books except on discharge with final statements. Proposes penalties and that such acts become a military offense to protect service members. Also notes proposed rise in commutation for quarters and increased allowances for expert riflemen and marksmen. The launch of the US brig Boxer as a training ship is reported with specs and purpose.

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Military and naval orders and personnel movements

A long list of orders applies to army officers with leave, transfers, and duties. Capt Stephen M Hackney moves from the Pitth Infantry to Twenty-first Infantry, Capt Austin P Frescott shifts positions, and Capt Reynolds J Burt is ordered to Fort Thomas for duty with Company D. Navy notes include Blackfinger to Portsmouth, a general board duty change, and several retirements and appointments at Portsmouth and Buffalo. Vessel movements list arrivals and sailings, followed by a concert program by Haley's Band at Julius Lansburgh. The Homeward Bound Mission observes its fifth anniversary with services at First Presbyterian Church and related remarks by local clergy and officials.

Robert JC Irvine Sooo Pean Meade Stephen M Hackney Pitth Infantry Twenty-first Infantry Austin PF Frescott Twenty Great Infantry Fifth Infantry Reynolds J Burt Madison Barracks Beso Fort Thomas Teport John Trance Ninth Cavalry University of California Berkeley Berkeley G& Blackfinger Portsmouth Wmt Navy Yard New York WB Caperson Navy F L Chaple General Board Washington D C Dereau Navy Department Landgram Wroufsg Bufalo Bosign Buffalo Wow Barry EB. Allen Franklin Davy Yard Norfolk Va Haley Haleys Washington Julius Lansburgh Furniture and Carpet Company Ninth Street Maron Peorie New Paris King Bodo Tro Mr Black Dreams of Eric’ Merch Hagles Gavotte Johnnis Oddity Ray Seiwetton Winard First Presbyterian Church Warner George Bailey Westminster College Donald McLeod Teunis Hamiin Ferguson Albert Evans W J Hutchinson Eckhardt Kensington Md Pennsylvania Avenue

The Safety of Overeating and a Digestive Remedy

A dated persuasive piece arguing that there is no fixed rule to stop eating, praising overeating alongside Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy. It claims digestion fails without sufficient food, extols nourishment, and promises renewed strength and health through regular meals and the product.

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Hilton School pupils exhibit flowers and vegetables

Pupils from Hilton School Sixth and C northeast presented a display of home grown flowers and vegetables from seeds supplied by the Agricultural Department. Miss Julian Rawlings oversaw the exhibit as teachers gave gardening talks, with students from first to eighth grade contributing specimens including nasturtiums petunias beans and peppers.

Hilton Hilton School Agricultural Department Julian Rawlings Curtis

Frisco Kid at White House Boots Shine Fame Not Truth

Frisco bootblack Fred Racik known as the Frisco Kid ate at the White House and aimed to shine the President’s shoes though not seen by Theodore Roosevelt. He traveled from San Francisco with 16 cents, earned on the road, and received coin souvenirs from John E. Wilkie of the Secret Service.

Bootblack Fred Racik White House Booker T San Francisco Golden Gate Roosevelt Washington Bey Philadelphia Loeb John E. Wilkie Secret Service Bureau Fred

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