Manassas Maneuvers Observers Arrive for District Guard
Special to The Washington Post Gainesville Virginia Sept 2 preparations under way for the district National Guard officers to observe the Manassas Maneuvers next week they will reach the camp Sunday Maj B H Neumeyer commissary general acts as quartermaster general arrived today tents will be pitched to the left of the newspaper camp Maj Neumeyer returned to Washington leaving Spencer Bliss to complete erection of tents medical corps reports over fifty men under care two enlisted men injured in tower construction two chickens reported missing farmers pledge no depredations as troops move toward the maneuvers the dumares to farms will seek damage adjustments by Congress
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Mobilizing for Manassas Two Texas Regiments Prepare to Leave
Two provisional regiments of the Texas National Guard head to Manassas Virginia for maneuvers under Adjt. Gen. John A. Hulen. The Twelfth Regiment of New York National Guard sails to Manassas with 42 officers and a strong olive drab unit, joining the Seventy Fourth and a Tennessee unit en route over the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad.
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Nationale Guard of Texas
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Buffalo
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Manassas
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Regiment Led by Col Tatom Joins Army Maneuvers
A regiment under the command of Col. W. C. Tatom prepares to participate in upcoming army maneuvers. The unit trains to integrate with broader field exercises and sharpen combat readiness during the event.
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W. C. Tatom
Navy Plans to Reorganize Battle Ship Squadron
Plans at the Navy Department aim to restructure the North Atlantic Reef battleship squadron. The current ships Kearsarge Alabama Illinois Maine Iowa Missouri would gain two divisions with flag officers in command. Additions Kentucky and Massachusetts are proposed as repairs finish. Marine practice continues at Menemsha Bight near Martha's Vineyard for three to four weeks. Rear Admiral Barker will leave command next spring, with Rear Admiral Charles Jr. Davis slated to lead the second division aboard the battleship Alabama.
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Reprimand for Drummer Boy of Chickamauga Leader
Col John L Clem chief quartermaster of the Philippine Division was reprimanded by Gen Humphrey for turning 42000 unexpended funds into the U S Treasury. The action may embarrass the Quartermaster Department and require congressional reappropriation. Clem, famed as The Drummer Boy of Chickamauga, may be recalled to the United States.
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Michigan Volunteer Infanity
Discipline Improves in Kota Command Says Brig Gen Carr
Brig. Gen. C. G. Carr reports the Department of Dakota shows improved troop discipline in 1904 with fewer trials. Strength nearly steady. trials at 69 percent of last year. Convictions for derotions: 41 this year vs 40 last year. Commends post schools for officers enlisted men and children as aiding efficiency and reducing idleness.
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Naval Hospital School Graduates Sixth Class in Norfolk
Special to The Washingcon East reports the United States Naval Hospital Norfolk Norfolk graduates of the sixth class from its school of instruction. Surgeon AL A Elliote led the ceremony with a thorough drill including injury care bandaging and rescue techniques. The graduating list includes Arapital stewards A H Benhard F W Caldwell L V Dawson T C Maddox H H Welcome and numerous hospital apprentices.
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Busy days for guard sailors leave city today
The National Guard enters a busy week with plans to acquire the monitor Puritan, participate in Fort Riley and Sea Girt rifle matches, and stage maneuvers at Manassas. The Naval Battalion sails to Philadelphia then Washington aboard the Puritan, with 30 cents per man per day covered by the Navy Department and a reception program expected on arrival.
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Warship Dock Trials Under Way at Newport News Yard
Special to The Washington Post from Newport News Virginia describes preparations for the dock trial of the armored cruiser Maryland at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company with boilers being test run for the first time. The armored cruiser West Virginia nears builder’s trial in less than a month after a successful dock trial and engines. Work on the battleship Virginia resumed after launching last Saturday, with officials confident of outperforming New York Navy Yard’s Connecticut in the race to completion.
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Maryland
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
West Virginia
Virginia
New York Navy Yard
Connecticut
Orders to Army Officers and Naval Movements
Orders to army officers detail Capt. Grové and Capt. Freeman assignments and transfers within cavalry units. Major Roessler leaves the board on electrical installations. Naval notes: additional wireless sets for Annapolis, naval proving ground move, vessel movements and bids for New York dry dock.
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Indian Head
Mahogany Chiffoniers and Dressers Sale Prices
Sale listing features mahogany chiffoniers and dressers with prices ranging from 15.00 to 96.75. Items include dressing tables in black and brass and pink and brass finishes with sizes noted such as four feet six inches. FR 96.75 appears as a price or code.
Golden Oak Chiffoniers and Mahogany Dressing Tables
An antique furniture listing features Golden Oak Chiffoniers and Mahogany Bureau items. Descriptions include dressing tables with pricing such as 2.50 and 48.50, indicating a catalog of wood furniture finishes and assortments.
Venezuela Pays Debt Sooner Than Planned
Venezuela is paying judgments from Allied Powers Britain Germany and Italy faster than expected. Settlements may be complete in about two years with continued revenue from La Guaira and Puerto Cabello, and non allied claims could follow within four and a half years after allies are paid. Minister Bowen reports to the State Department with detailed award figures. By June 30, allied powers received 6,380,450 bolivars and are owed 10,398,088 more. non allied claims amount to 21,149,441 bolivars after allied payment.
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Great Britain
Germany
Italy
la Guaira
Puerto Cabello
Bowen
State Department
Caracas
Cotton Roads Defendants Challenge Rail Rates
Complaints filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by Warren Manufacturing, Granitesville Manufacturing, Enterprise Manufacturing, Sibley Manufacturing, Augusta Factory, and John P. King Manufacturing against Southern, Atlantic Coast Line, Charleston and Western Carolina, Seaboard Air Line, Central of Georgia, Clyde Line, Old Dominion and Ocean steamship lines. Charges claim unreasonable shipping rates and excessive terminal charges and marine insurance costs. Examinations at the Navy Yard Washington to fill two vacancies in assistant navy master. Postmasters appointed include Virginia Lottie Fogg and others in Maine New York and Tyro.
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Granitesvile Manufacturing Company
Enterprise Manufacturing Company
Sibley Manufacturing Company
Augusta
John P. King Manufacturing Company
Southern
Atlantic Coast Line
Charleston
Western Carolina
Seaboard Air Line
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Clyde Line
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Ocean Steamship Companies
Country Board at Chevy Chase Cottage and Resort
Circular notice advertising country board and comfortable accommodations in a mountain setting near a railroad. Features include artesian water, tennis, golf, swimming, a country club, horses, fox hunting, and shooting. References indicate contact with RANDOLPH Keswick Va and Mrs Addie A Johnson Niagara Falls for lodging and arrangements.
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Country Board
Randolph
Keswick
Niagara Falls
Addie A. Johnson
Unsurpassed Scenery For Sanitary Science Building
Location and building meet the demands of Intent advancement in sanitary science. Written for booklet by M. D. Whesthr, Director.
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