Manning (1914) -- Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination

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https://catalog.archives.gov/id/24407615 May
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On the weather page, please enter: date, locations, distances (knots and tenths), courses, and all the weather data in the columns outlined in red in the spreadsheet.
It is not necessary to record State of the Sea.
However, ice mentioned in the weather grid should be transcribed using the magenta Sea column.

On the events page please enter: ice, location information, and sailing information.
Aurorae, volcanic, and seismic activity should be reported in the forum.
The names of US Navy and Coast Guard ships met should be noted. This gives the science team a chance to compare weather readings. You can include all ships mentioned in a single entry without a time or any additional data.
Other events are optional.

One person can do both weather and events (Stream 1), but the system also allows one person to do the weather page (Stream 1) and a second person to do the events page (Stream 3).
Unlike in OW3, where three transcriptions were required for each page, we are doing only one transcription per page.

Every transcriber needs to enter the date.
The date is used to organize the pages.



See Manning -- General for some general background and discussion.
See Manning -- Examples for a quick introduction to transcribing or a refresher.

See Transcribing Guide to learn how to transcribe the data.
Post in Ask Questions Here or this topic if you have questions.

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I've reserved May.
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:) :) :)
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The first day out from Port Townsend on May 1,
H. Darrow, coxswain, and E. W. Constedt, seaman confined in irons as they were found to be so intoxicated as to be a menace while in that condition;
Constedt jumped overboard from a boat, and was confined in the brig, by order of the commanding officer.
4:10 released E. Constedt, sea., and H. Darrow, coxswain from irons on promise of good behavior, they being sober.
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Great start :roll:
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:) :) :)
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On May 2, Manning had followed the Tahoma to Union Bay, B.C. where after coaling and transferring a couple of crewmen to the Tahoma attempted to get underway, but
5:30 sent Master at Arms ashore to find O. Lundgren, 2nd Oiler, E. Constedt, sea., and G. Shertler, fire., who were found to be absent without leave
6:00 Master at Arms returned with the three men ~ ~, all three under the influence of liquor.
6:55 cast off. Received message from Tahoma that two of our men were ashore. Stopped and sent in otter boat with Master at Arms and Gueures to find the absentees.
7:45 boat returned with C. Murphy, seaman, and E. Constedt seaman, both having been absent without leave and it being Constedt's second offense this day.
Confined E. Constedt, seaman, in brig in single irons. C. Murphy to be quarantined 30 days and Constedt to be confined in brig for 10 days on bread and water with a full ration every third day and to be quarantined 90 days.
The Manning finally got underway, but
8:05 received radiogram to return and anchor near the Tahoma. Turned and stood back for wharf.
8:35 anchored near Tahoma
Apparently there was official paperwork that still needed to be completed and turned over to the Fleet Commander on the Tahoma. By the end of the day they were still at Union Bay.

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Although I have been through Union Bay many times, I have only this photo of the place. In January, 1970, I went to visit a friend who was working in Port Hardy. I took the ferry to Nanaimo, hitchhiked north to Telegraph Cove, took the ferry to Port McNeill and hitchhiked to Port Hardy. It was late at night and my friend was out on a call fixing some equipment. I climbed in an unlocked window, turned on his stereo and sat drinking his beer until he came home. Needless to say, he was surprised to see me. A couple of days later he drove me to the ferry and I repeated the trip home to North Vancouver. Luckily, I got a ride in a VW van that was on the ferry to Telegraph Cove, and they were going south to somewhere in the US. This happened to us in Union Bay. We managed to push the van out of the ditch and they took me home. It was late at night, so I told them to crash at our place. On a bathroom break, around 3 AM, my dad was puzzled to see several people sleeping on our couch, in a chair and on the floor. In the morning my mom made them all a hearty breakfast and away they went. :D

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On May 4 during the Mid to 8AM watch:
Discovered that the stock of rifle #82297 had been broken sharp off in some unknown manner while being used at ping-pong practice.
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How the California Naval Militia Broke the World's Record at Target Practice :?:

Slightly better:
Target Practice On Board A Modern Mon O' War

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USS Baltimore (Cruiser # 3)
"Ping-Pong" gunnery sighting practice on one of the ship's three-inch rapid-fire guns, circa 1904-1906.
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Somehow I missed Randi's post above. I had envisioned them horsing around and trying to use a rifle as a ping-pong paddle. I was wondering what it would be like trying to play ping-pong on a rocking ship.
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On May 26,
7:33 stopped and lowered life boat to pick up ship's cat which had jumped overboard.
7:43 picked up cat, drowned. Boat returned and hoisted same.
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:cry: :cry: :cry:
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:cry:
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May is complete. Only brief stops in ports. Primary mission appeared to be watching for seals and investigating reports of illegal seal hunting.
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:) :) :)

They are logging a count of seals every watch on the Haida for 1922. They are, but I'm not. ;) :lol:
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I need help with a word on this page,

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The last lines on the events page end with, "to be brought before a ~~~~~ court."

I am unable to find any type of court that comes close to what I see. It looks something like, "muia" to me. The only courts I know of are deck, summary and captain's mast, but this doesn't come close to looking like any of those.
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It stumps me. I'm not even convinced the last word is court. :oops:
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mentions specifications preferred against those men, but as of 5 July I didn't see any other mentions.
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