DROWNEQ'1N POTOMAG EXPERT IN FOREST SERVICE
William F Hubbard an assistant in the Forest Service of the Agriculture Department drowned in the Potomac River near Great Falls Md while canoeing from Harpers Ferry W Va toward Washington. His companion Robert W Ayres survived after clinging to the canoe and drifting downstream. Search efforts continued after the accident with police and forest service personnel aiding. Hubbard, about 28, was an expert canoeist, studied forestry in Germany, and had lived much of his life in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F Hubbard
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Potomac River
Great Falls
Harpers Ferry
W Va
Washington
Robert W Ayres
Hubbard
Mr. Arras
Atream
J. Barry Adams
Gatthersburg
F. E Olmstead
Vienna
Washington Eariy
Dick Walker
Vroity
Mr. Olmstead
Capt. Adams
Saepers Ferry
Horgee
Mr Hubbard
Mr Ayres
Mr Ayrea
Ayyes Ad
Aiey
Ayresch
Pal Pitine Viter
Tyyutat
Little Falls
Walker
Blubbud
City
Toronto
Canada
Century Club
Germany
University of Tuebingen
Wurtemburg
Victim Reports Flimflam Theft on Sixth Street
Mrs gums aeupasy of Sixth Street northwest told police she was swindled out of 6 by a black man claiming to finish a board plan for her. Police believe the suspect may be the same man who took money last week in the portheast. The suspect promised $3, then fled after demanding guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gums Aeupasy
Saan
Helief
Portheast
Ava
Hottest on Record Sweeps Several Cities
Special dispatch reports record heat across major cities. In New York Manhattan and Bronx saw twenty nine prostrations, two heat deaths. Chicago and Philadelphia faced extreme heat with multiple prostrations and one death in Chicago. Bridgeport Meriden and New Haven reported peak temperatures near 96 to 98 degrees. Public unrest surged in Philadelphia with labor tensions and demonstrations amidst the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Bureau
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Chicago
William Duvinski
Beeves
Hammond Packing Company
John Goggan
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Hitle Iéllat
Bridgeport
Meriden
Philadelphia
Thia City
American Sea Company
Heatwave Grips Nation Amid Record 93.9 Degrees
The official weather forecast indicates no relief soon as a nationwide midsummer hot spell persists from the Mississippi Valley to New England and Florida. Cities report highs around 90s with 101 F in the capital at 4 pm, while humidity fluctuates and heat prostrations rise. Three cases in Washington are treated at Emergency Hospital and a horse dies after heat exposure near Newark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Missindippi
New Magland
Florida
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
Washington
St Louis
Pittsburg
Boston
Sol
Oldol
Lin
Terra Firma
Henry
Cabin John
Chevy Chase
Brightwood Takemi
Mount Pleasant
Old Sol’s Gayery
John C Eccleston
Oxford Hotel
W. W Doddard
Eleventh Street
Samuel Lewis
New Jersey Avenue
Franklin Street
Schiftz Brewery
Newark Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Howard Linkins
Palmer on the alert his talk to Gen Michener
The last section of a typewritten government testimony shows Palmer planned to warn the President if Ricketts gained the post. Gen Michener testified that Palmer feared Ricketts would oust him, and described efforts with Lanston officials, newspaper interests, and stockholders to push Ricketts while defending Palmer’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
Keep Commission
L. T. Michener
Dudley & Michener
Gen. Michener
Palmer
C‘cpaign
Gen Mishener
Morgenthaler
A H Larkin
Philadelphia
Lanston
En Michener
Mergenthaler
Gen
Michener
Ricketts
Oscar J. Rickatta
pubNo Fe
Michener Groupe
Ba Mergenthaler
Campaian
Mergenthaler Company
Moergenthaler Aone
McKenney
Attorney McKenney
Rike
Whdtarney MceKenney
New York
Chicago
Ricketta
Dtyers
J Milry
Dove
Lanston Company
Attorney Larkin
Larkin
Palmere
Harrison
McKiney
Lavaten Company
Mr. Palmer
Ricketts Camp
Aiea
Richetta
Mrr. Palmer
Gen. Michaener
H T Brian
W .H Tupley
Albert Cottle
Senator Lodge
Homer K Collins
Theodore Hodes
Michenereld
Alleged sale of papers sparks inquiry into exams
Secretary Wilson orders an investigation into a report that a department employee sold preanswered civil service questions. Chairman Keep denies any presidential directive to probe Agriculture Department affairs. District Attorney Beach travels for the cotton report leak inquiry. no action expected until his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Keep
Commission of Five
Department
Agricultural Department
United States
Mogan H Beach
City Hall
New York
Tia
Beach
Oyster Bay
Boston
Moody New York
Morgan H Beach
Washington
Death of Mrs Monell in Newburgh NY at ninety
Mrs Caro line Elizabeth Monell died suddenly at her home in Fishkill Landing, aged ninety. Granddaughter of John Adams she received a letter and poem from the second president on her birth. She was daughter of the late John Peter De Wint, first married to landscape artist Andrew Dowling who died in the Henry Clay disaster, and later wed Judge John J Monell who preceded her in death. She leaves a daughter. Berlin obituary notes Adolf Frontzel, longtime Berlin financier and bank director, died July 18. Frentzel was appointed to the Prussian House of Lords in 1801 by Emperor William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Caroline Elizabeth Monell
Fisaksi
Monall
John Adams
United States
John Peter de Wint
Andrew Dowling
Washington
Henry Clay
John J Monell
Berlin
Adolf Frontzel
William
Herr Frentzel
House of Lords
National Fendidles Mark Santiago Day in D C Veterans Call for National Guard
Capt Domer presided as Company C First District Regiment marked the seventh anniversary of Santiago with flags and speakers. Col Roosevelt souvenirs were shared, and veterans urged celebration of Santiago Day nationwide and joining the District National Guard. Major Bracken and Col Urell lauded the regiment's wartime deeds, while O Connor and O'Brien recalled Tampa and trenches, urging continued patriotism and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domer
Col
Urell
First Regiment
Pier
Santiago
First District Regiment
Ware
Charles Domer
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
al Arell
Col Roosevalt
District of Columbia
District National Guard
Domereveral
Tampa
Byboney
Fred Bracken
Reba
Camp Alger
Washington
Kenneth O'Connor
Richard A O'Brien
Som
Sentingo
The
Mar
National Guard
Cuba
Ben
Tom
Harry Walsh
Emmet Guards
Walter Mitchell
Santiago Day
Jubiice
Walter Mitchel
DF. Conro
L Davison
EB Raunch
L.exbent
Richard
A O'Brien
Cheridan Ferree
Frank Snyder
Vassar Johnson
Amon B Stewart
Alfred L. Siebei
C W Moore
B. W. Hart
William R. Stone
Walter Evert
J A Cositilia
W. Alexander
John Hogan
Jost ‘Osegh
Goron
Michael J. Hawkett
and ‘Homas A. ‘Aylor
Funeral for Gen Blackmar Moves to Boston and Local Tributes
Boise July 17 widow of Gen Wilmon W Bleckmar commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic dies. She departs with the body for Boston via Omaha and will be joined by national G A R officers in Chicago. Boston may hold service next Sunday as city officials honor the late leader. Gen John R King of Baltimore assumes command and will issue orders. national president Minot announces the death. James Schoonmaker of Pittsburgh tenders resignation as chief of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Wilmon W. Bleckmar
Grand Army of the Republc
Miss Brewer
Boston
Union Pacific
Omaha
Chicago
Grand Army
Blackmar
The
Woman's Relief Corps
John R. King
United States Pension Avent
A. R
John E. Gilman
King
James M Schoonmaker
Pittsburg
Staf
Woman Saves Baby From Streetcar Heroically
Miss Tessie K. Melson of 922 North Carolina avenue risked her life to pull 18 month old Johnny Mevicsky from an oncoming streetcar at Fourth street and New Yok avenue. She suffered injuries, but the child survived. both were aided by Dr Wagner and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie K. Melson
North Carolina Avenue
Souheast
Johnny Mevicsky
Fourth Street
New Yok Avenue
New York Avenue
Miss Melson
Wagner
424
City and Suburban Inc
W . Crimm
Ce W Veech
Bureau of Engraving and Pricing
Ahle Out on Bail In Blackmail Case
New York July 17 Charles H Ahle the man jailed for attempted blackmail of Edwin M Peat a NYSE member was released on bail furnished by Martin Engle an ex East Side Tamany leader. The case centers on a demand to subscribe to America's Smart Set with a $50 paid upfront. Prosecution sought access to Town Topics books but was denied. Subpoenas were issued for Special Sessions Justice Toneph and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles H. Anle
Edwin M Peat
New York Stock Exchange
Martin Engle
East Side
Tammany
Mr Post
Ahle
America
Krotel
Town Topics
Town Topics Company
Toneph
M Deuel
Moses BL .Wootter
W Daniels
Edward, Lauterbach
The
Jerome
Soldiers Rifled Store in Alabama Robbery Seeks Troops
In Montgomery July 17 a negro merchant J B Holmes reports his Red Bridge road store was robbed by state troops then camped in town. A sergeant and two privates allegedly held a clerk at gunpoint and rifled cash, cigars, whisky, and a sack of flour. Police and the State department pursue the guilty under Gov Jelks orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Holmes
Red Bridge Road
State Department
Adjt
Brandon
Jelks
Murder warrant issued for alleged wife slayer in Belmont
Massachusetts authorities move to recover John Schidlof ska from La Junta Colorado after a district court warrant for murder was granted in Cambridge Chief Shaw will direct state officers to return the suspect to Massachusetts The alert follows telegram notice from Sherr Barr describing the arrest and warrant details. Signalman killed in Cleveland collision and a dog bite incident are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
Shaw
Massachusetts District Police
Sherr Barr
la Junta
Coio
John Schidlofska
Belmont
Mass
Schidlofske
Cambridge
Weather Conditions Report from US Dept of Agriculture
Weather conditions show a heated spell across the interior valleys and Atlantic coast north of the Carolinas. Highs reached 90 in New York City with 85 to 90 across Southern New England and the Middle Atlantic. Showers near the Upper Lake region and Middle Gulf coast. Tuesday and Wednesday expect continued heat east of the Mississippi with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the Upper Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast areas. Winds vary by coast with generally light to fresh, and a fair outlook for European-bound steamers. Downtown temp readings and other city details noted. river bulletin cites muddy rivers at Harpers Ferry. Secretary Shaw delivers dedicatory address in Lake Geneva for a new $1,000,000 building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Dept of Agriculture
Hareas
Washington
Interior
Atlantic Coast
Carolinas
Middle West
Ohio Valley
Alande
New York City
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Air Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Upper Lake Region
Middle Gulf Coast
South Atlantic
Coaat
Gulf Coent
Leben
Tusday
Europe
Grand Bank
Africk
New scalp antiseptic touted for hair growth
Happy results claimed from Newbro's Herpicide which destroys the scalp germ, cleanses impurities, and invites new life to the scalp. The ad urges trying the product and mentions sample requests to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit and agents on Pa. Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Edward Stevens
Sth St
Aye
Philip G. Ameck
Pa. Ave
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Drowneq
Potomag
William F. Hubbard
Tun Wine Bung
Pennsvania Homue Northwest
Foune
Flather
Tee
Lizzie Pendleton
Leacourt
Joseph Murphy
Marthe Ade
Curbstone
Nepe At
Citiel
Carters
Public
She
Joan Adams
Stumph& Lyford
Massachusetts Avenue
Company C
Edwin Brown
Appomattox
Maj J H Sling
United States Historical Society
Lincoln
San Jost Hs
Michael J Hackettzens
Army and Navy Union
Jon
Regular Army
Army
Navy
Emmet Ureil
O Connor
Milas
Libby
Saniago
Gen. Blackmar
Beth
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Shore
Hari Daniels
Collinwood
Kate Downe
Thirteenth Street
Simpson
C Street
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Jim
Lansburgh & Bro
Sir Poplin
Seventh Street
Sanders & Staymay
Jna
F Street
SREAT
Atlantic & Pacific Zeals
Mata Store
Cor
7Th & B
Peter Grogan
River Bulletin
Washington Post
Secretary Shaw
Lake Geneva
Wis
Leslie M Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr Shaw
Helens
Ina
Indianapala
Tackoonville
Rna
Gos Kannas
Rock, Ark
Marquette
Memphis
Teor
New York NY
North Platte Nebrid
Ebr
Pittsburg Po
Salt Lake City
Utah
Minn
Vicksburg
Steinway and Other Pianos
Johnson Bros
Players Music
St. N.W
U. S. Realty CO
Ise
A.collins
DRC
N Latimob
Ilia
H Street
Mooda
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Iith
M State
Tennessee
Esfe
Effeadour
Emma Devares
Osteopathy
H. Trumball
Craig Commercial
Rational Ox Blig
A. Fa
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
F St. NW
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