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July 16, 1880
Alexandria Gazette
Alexandria, Alexandria County, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
The Hydraulion Engine was tested at the wharf foot of Cameron Street by Engineer Wm. G. Simpson in the presence of Acting Chief Engineer Stephen A. Green and fire wardens, found in good order, and returned to Engineer Joseph H. Young after his one-month suspension for disobedience expired.
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THE HYDRAULION ENGINE TURNED OVER TO ENGINEER YOUNG.—The Hydraulion Engine, after being tried at the wharf foot of Cameron street, this morning by Engineer Wm. G. Simpson, in the presence of Acting Chief Engineer Stephen A. Green and several members of the Board of Fire Wardens, and found to be in splendid working order, was turned over to Engineer Joseph H. Young, the time for which he was suspended, one month, by the wardens, for disobedience of orders in putting his engine out of service for repairs without first obtaining permission from the Chief of the Department, having expired.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
What keywords are associated?
Hydraulion Engine
Engineer Suspension
Fire Wardens
Engine Trial
Disobedience Orders
What entities or persons were involved?
Joseph H. Young
Wm. G. Simpson
Stephen A. Green
Where did it happen?
Wharf Foot Of Cameron Street
Story Details
Key Persons
Joseph H. Young
Wm. G. Simpson
Stephen A. Green
Location
Wharf Foot Of Cameron Street
Story Details
The Hydraulion Engine was tested this morning and found in splendid working order, then turned over to Engineer Joseph H. Young after his one-month suspension for disobedience expired.