Miss Grove Whips Squire Henning With Rawhide at Post Office
Miss Ley Grove, a 20 year old from Vienna Fairfax County Va, horsewhips Squire Henning at the Vienna post office after accusing Eugene Hall of mistreatment. A crowd surrounds the scene as Henning is struck and the whip wrested from Grove. Prosecution talks of impeachment while locals applaud the dramatic act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grove
Squire Henning
Vienna, Va
Fleming
Hanover
Ley Grove
Vienna
Fairfax County
Squire Hennig
Miss Fhave
Eugene Hall
Mies Grove
Wedderburn
Woewma
Saure Henning
Pasang
Sagire Henning
Mrs Grove
Hall
Laurie Henning
Red Cottage
Hall Squre Henning
Utes Grove
Scaure Henning
Bull Run
War Department
Friends of
J Wedderburn
Tegaching
Tring
Masons to Indian Head Event Hosted by Potomac Company
Capt E. Randall president of the Potomac Strantgoat Company invited Columbia Chapter of Royal Arch Masons to be grand guests on Friday evening. They will leave Washington at 6 PM for Indian Head. The chapter accepted and plans to host Capt Randall and his family at a party of about 40 to 50 men during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretto
Gen Doubleday
Polly Hopkins
Prity
Poly Hopkins
Admiral Pert
Loretta
Mao
Republican Party
Democratic
John ‘Wesley Gaines
Doubleday
Perry Parrot
Journeymen Stand Pat on Arbitration Board Members
Journeyman plumbers declare they will appoint no others to the arbitration board, naming Jackson H Ratiton and Joseph C Sheehy as members or not abide by the board. Master Plumbers deride lawyers as not representative business men, noting Halston's bank presidency and Sheehy’s journeyman brothers. Meetings were held in secret and no statement issued. Speculation grows whether a lawyer qualifies as a business man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeyman Plumbers
Arbitration Board
Jackson H Ratiton
Joseph C Sheehy
Master Plumbers’ Association
Ralston
Hyattsvile Bank
Halston
Columbia Typographical Union
Sheehy
Scribes on Skidoo Train to Boise for Irrigation Congress
A group of twenty three newspaper correspondents will depart Chicago on the Pennsylvania Railroad to Boise City Idaho for the National Irrigation Congress beginning Monday. They will tour government irrigation reservations including Minidoka and Bolasette, with visits to Southern Idaho projects and a Roosevelt message pending. The trip concludes with stops in Portland Spokane and a return home mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boise City
Idaho
National Irrigation Congress
Iran Bennett San Francisco Spoomide
Washington Post
Herry Brown
Portland Oregonian
Gilson Gardner
Cleveland Press
James
Washington Times
A E Heiss
Pittsburg Dispatch
H B Nesbit
Pittsburg Press
HW Schulz
Fort Worth Telegram
Charles Smith
Associated Preas
Joan K Stauffer
New York Evening Post
Raymond W Pullman
Irrigation Congress
Idano
Minidoka
Bola Pasette
Roosevelt
Congress
Bose
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Service
FH Newell
Reclamation Service
Bmse
Portland
Child’s Razor Play Slashes Cheeks and Throat
Four year old daughter of Harry Hudson of Alexandria injured while pretending to shave with a razor in Culpeper. She suffered severe gashes to the cheeks and throat. She is treated at home and may be permanently disfigured though not necessarily fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hudson
Alexandria
Culpeper
Ashe
Packers in Danger from Wilsons Fiat Force Labels by Oct One
Secretary Wilson orders immediate label readiness for interstate meat shipments under the new law. Many Western packers report slow progress and some old plants must be torn down to meet requirements. Government labels supplied at slaughter, but finished-product labels must be affixed by packers under inspectors supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
West
Wilson
Raitroad
Northwest
Parrot Phonetics Cause Nostalgic Fuss At White House
A chaotic tale centers on Mrs Nicholas Longworths parrot Loretto who is said to suffer nostalgia from a new joke disorder named phoneticus. The piece weaves a playful dialogue among parrots linked to public figures and political satire, with spelling games and flirtations with phonetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Tighe
Nicholas Longworths
Loretto
Alice
Noah Webster
Theodore Roosevelt
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism root cause
Rheumatism clings despite lotions and tonics because it stems from an acid blood condition. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to have cured thousands by correcting this underlying issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Rules for Potomac Regatta Issued by Commerce Secretary
Acting Secretary L. O. Murray issued rules for the Potomac race course at the Middle States Regatta. Masters and owners of water craft are warned penalties may follow violations. Patrol boats, Revenue Cutter Service flag, and a single blank cartridge mark course violations with possible license revocation for inattention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce and Labor
Murray
Potomac
Middle States
Revenue Cutter Service
Air Vessela
Gil
Georgetown
Veesels
Wimbledon Cup match halted by heavy rain at Great Cup
Torrents of rain forced postponement after 267 gunmen drenched to the skin on the 10 yard range. Gatling Gun platoon of Illinois won the tyro contest with 189 points, Denver City Troop silver medals, and Sixth Massachusetts bronze medals. District teams from Washington and DC districts posted scores as rain continued and the day closed with plans for carbine and military matches and a rifle association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secial
Washington Post
Girt
NW 1
Izing
Tyro Maten
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Naval
National Guards
National Guard of
Ilinois
Alver
Denver
Massachusetts
Company D
National Guard
State of Washington
District of Columbia
Washington Light Infantry Corps
Sergt Powers
Bishop
Cote
Toars
Nice
Rifle Association of America
Notes Of The Camp At Annapolis Navy Academy
Tents are old and worn with poor conditions. Capt Tate's wife arrived in camp. Maj Stephaneft returned home. The company team may travel back to Washington or stay at own expense. Bids opened for remodeling the Boathouse into a gymnasium with Noel Construction Co of Baltimore low bid at 133200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt Tate
Maj Stephaneft
Washington
Navy Department
Annapolis Naval Academy
Suare & ‘Iniest Company
New York
Noel Construction Company
Baltimore
Ls Sere
Express Companies Plead For More Time At ICC Hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard express firms plead for more time to file rate sheets and argued high rates. Commissioners Clark and Cockrell pressed for prompt filings while carriers said complexity and fire losses delayed schedules. Industry rails and cattle carriers also sought clarifications on through bills of lading and damages responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockrell and Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Clark
Glark
Cockrell
Frank Plett
United States Express Company
Senator Platt
Platt
Flatt
J. Bradley
New York
American Express Company
Joseph Zimmerman
Adams Express Company
John D. Ludlow
Wells- Fargo & Co
Charles Loop
Southern Express Company
D. Bilott
Great Northern Express Company
C H Crosby
Ludlow
San Francisco
Express Company
W HH Burt
Western Express
Toronto
Canada
Jot Hendricks
Western Maryland Railroad
Baltimore
Willam T Hunter
Western Maryland Raialroad
MT. Jones
Charles A. Macateer
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Clifton Forge
Thomas G. Smiley
Industral Railroads
F. B Montgomery
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Montgomery
Raismond
Knapp
Samuel H Cowan
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Cowan
Cattle Raisers' Association of Texas
Washington
Court to Reopen Cattle Rate Case Under New Law
Judge Cowan seeks reopening of a transport rate dispute on Southwestern lines to compel the commission under the new law to fix cattle rates. The 1903 increase to Chicago raised $1.5 million annually for cattle growers, deemed unjust though the commission lacked power to reduce rates. Several similar cases await action as the judge believes the new law grants full authority for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soma
Chicago
Cowan
Fudge Cowan
Funeral for Mrs Bushby to be held at daughter's home
Federal services for Mrs Lincoln Bushby who died in Washington Grove Ma will be held at 1000 M Street NW this afternoon at 2 o clock Burial will follow at Glenwood Cemetery She was born in Alexandria Va on September 17 1834 married William Bushby on October 2 1851 and had nine children seven living including Rev William R Bushby Mrs Lambert F Bergman Charles D Bushby James G Bushby of New York City Mrs Allan E Wilson and Frank H Bushby The couple moved to Washington in 1871 and were active in church and charitable work They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on October 2 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Bushby
Washington Grove
Lambert I Bergman
Glenwood Cemetery
Bushby
Hant
Sarah Brooke Delphy
Alexandria
William Bushby
Washington
Foud
William R. Bushby
St. Stephen's Church
Lambert F. Bergman
Charles D Bushby
James G. Bushby
New York City
Allan E. Wilson
Frank H Bushby
Weather conditions and marine incident near Washington Post
August 29 report from the Weather Bureau notes continued showers from Southern Pennsylvania to Florida and in the northern lake region, with fair weather elsewhere. Thursday should see a fall in most sections, Friday fair except South Atlantic states and Southern Rocky Mountain districts. Local temperatures show a midnight reading near 42, highs around 72. A separate item states the steamship Balekani reported the washing overboard of its commander and third officer near London on August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic States
Pennsylvania
Florida
Lake Region
New Mexico
Arizona
Siae
Atlantic
Nottiers
Lake Teslon
Rocky Mountain Slope
Rio Grande Valley
Middle
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountain Districts
Middle Atlantic
New England
Grest Lakes
EW treaty with Spain grants minimum tariffs on wines and statuary
The United States and Spain made public a commercial agreement effective September 1, entered August 1 by Minister Coler and Senor Pic Gutlen and approved by the Spanish Hans. It extends Spain's minimum tariff to U S goods and grants further reductions to other countries. it affects tartar wines paintings and statuary and allows bonded warehouses under the reduced tariff. The Mount Bethel Baptist Association held its thirtieth annual session naming Mayton Williams Academy of Baltimore as its official school with Rev Bishop Johnson elected president and Rev Harvey Johnson remaining as board chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Spain
State Department
Coller
Senor Pic Gutlen
Hans
Portugal
Mount Bethel Baptist Association
Rock Creek
Baptist Church
Tannallytown
Mayton Williams Academy
Baltimore
Bishop Johnson
Washington
Harvey Johnson
Baldmere
Grandfather's Cure for Constipation Sawbuck Method
A playful ad claims two hours of wood sawing daily keeps bowels regular without pills. It promotes Cascarets as the only safe exercise for bowel muscles, noting they don’t purge or upset the stomach. The ten cent box fits pockets, urging constant carry and usage when needed.
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Girl
Justice of the Peace
Pat
Baby
Packers
Marine Band
United States Marine Band
Marine Barracks
Bijee
Tachatkowel
Lacombe
Aolo
The
Viena Woods
Suwanee River
Myddleton
Princes Alis
Parut Haz Bad Atak
Wimbledon
Gatling Gun
TYRO
Rein
Lansburgh & Bro
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
Bet. H and I Streets
Massachusetts Avenue
Silkbaum
Atlec
Asheville
Noc
Auantle City
Biomarck
Boston
Buffalo
Omelmati
Galveston
Tex Helena
Mont Indianapolis
Ind
Jscheanville
Speingaeld
Alver Gulletin
W. Va
London
Balekani
Philadelphia
Hewitt
Audh 5
Beep Staete Evans
R. P. Andrews Paper Co. (Inc
la. Ave
Erta Atlantic & Pacifis
N.W
Schlitz
Milwauker
Das. Schlitz Brewing Go
Geta
Sanders &Stayman Co
Aya
Sterling Remedy Company
Christian Xander
Gay
7Th St
Wilkens
Sheiry
Wilkens-Sheiry Printing Co
Thar
Berkeley
St.nw
Saliade
Sallade
Woodward & Lothrop, Wesny BG
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