Charles F Adams Dies A Noted Historian And Civil War Veteran
Charles F Adams, Boston born in 1839, descendant of presidents, dies at his Washington winter home after a long career as a historian. He served as a Civil War captain in the Massachusetts brigade and later wrote extensively on his father and on public affairs. Funeral plans were announced with arrangements to be led by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Freinis
Brook
Massachusetts Brigade
McScsulv
Tomeptir
Vestida Afterrom O
Society For Piegephicil Ingwiy
Sears Oan
Bs Be
Ar Hadsen
Washington News In Brief Highlights Local Events
A long column of short items reports Emma Gasparri aiding French wounded, Washington University offering scholarships to top 1915 graduates, and meetings by the National Indian Association Auxiliary and various church and civic groups. It notes railway service requests, retail merchants meetings, Holy Name Society prayers for peace, Sun shine and Community Society gathering, a school musical at McKinley, booster club dinners, and remarks by civic leaders and military alumni at New York events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of St
RONIC CLUB DINNER ADDRESSES FROM TREASURY OFFICIALS
About two hundred members and guests attended a Rotary Club dinner hosted by the organization of the Ways Department. Warwick, assistant comptroller of the Treasury, presided as toastmaster. addresses were given by Sowton, Melburn, Teters, Pope, Bartlett, and Fortun. A long list of attendees from business and public life filled the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Organiaertion
Maisons
Ays
Bibbitt
Wirgich
Cheesman
Coleman
Loeb
Thomis
William Tyeddes
Getsinger
Tessie Carlis
Clarence H Greene
Harper
Hawkins
Hearne
Huddleseon
Jemison
F_ Johnston
Corden Jorex
Millird
Fo Moore
Nevius
Tm Newell Gabe
Parker H ¢ Feargson
Jo Pryrah
Rose
Ryerson
WoScott
Wosmith
Speare
Steele
Bo Stibor
Sherwood
Ro Shields
Thompson
Townsend
Wertz
Hadles
Willams
Atkinson Peres
Balth Clifton P
Clark Joseph
Ralph G
Focht
Wills J
Bowler
W Hawkins
John Tr
Hiern Cot Rotald
Mo Holmes
Holmes Albion Times
Irnhs
Knipe Lotameter
Wanamiker
Jo A Wetmore
Jo Wilmeth
Herbert W Ludwig
Robert Maro
Do Chirles Robortis Rasmond
Norris Guth Nerwoud
Peterson
H Schnailmann
Ralph A Shepard
Trott
Bos Vanwrudile
Jo Raivmond Yose Walter Wo
Wornsih
West
Wilkins
Blindhud
Dovte Fiarts
Woatmidin
di ¢ Tubaugh
John Veo
Wolkodth
Ralph Pray
Btdward Balliver
Stoddard
Adams
BR Nawton
Eidwin
Fof Johnson
M&a
Lovinta
Flearne
Edward J
Miss Askew
E Hawkins
Snuth
Furnes
Macfarland
Hernde
Wool Hawles
Andrews
Miilard
Steele Berginin
Steele Wry
Bramminn
Charles Bood
Charles Morris
Mes
PO Nexus
Arotson
Fear for Rural Credits Convulses Congress Debate
A joint committee, appointed during recess, faces pressure to report on rural credits. Charges arise that top officials in the United States Commission may fear Congress delays and seek to bias findings. Critics warn the committee could distort the inquiry into essential rural credit needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oSaed Vesterdas
Police News Notes From The Northwest District
Police notes record William Aten 72 injured by a fall on Third and Ard streets NE with a cut above the left eye after hospital treatment. James Windfield reports a broken rocker in an apartment on Umblerland. a Norfolk suit valued at $20 and an overcoat at $2 stolen. Ernst Lyons 48 struck by auto on Benmmerow. treated then discharged. Crossing FE Street NE between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, George A Bailey 71 injured by a hit-and-run car. treated. May Brean 65 struck by Star Laundry auto on R Street NW. slight injuries treated by physician. An overturned gas stove in a home on 19th Street NW caused $2 damage. engine response. Small blaze at Bates area near H Street NW with no damage. John To Bbertings, 65, Falls Church VA, found dead from possible heart attack. Coroner reports. David T Groves 25 found dead in room at 2435 Ninth Street NW due to asphyxiation. coroner certifies death. George Fusen 68 sought treatment for facial cuts after being struck by a car while riding a bicycle on Pennsylvania Avenue. Tyler colored 24 assaulted near Fifth and WK NW. injuries to head and thigh. treated at Emergency Hospital.
Warren Gard Seriously Ill After Theater Incident
Representative Warren Gard of Kam tan Ohio 38 is reported seriously ill with a severe ailment described as esgipelas and fever. He was attended by two private planes and two nurses during transport to Congress Hall Hotel and had shown fever and agitation at times following the March 9 theater incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Gard
Kam Tan
Ohio
Congress Hall Hotel
Guardo
New Yorkers Advise Conference On Public Service Charges
New York legislators and staff visited Washington to confer with US mediation and valuation officials about public service regulation. The delegation, led by Senator Thompson, outlined aims to align state and federal laws and avoid conflicts while noting Gov Whitman’s move to charge New York Public Service Commission members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Wb Piskature
New York
Publi Secvave
Waushington
Martin
Thompson
Sald
Guv Whitman
McCall
Cram Williams
Woods
Publi Service Commission of
New York City
Mrs Corey sails to aid peasants near French chateau
Special to the Washington Post reports Mrs William J. Corey formerly Mabel Gilman and her husband sailed from New York aboard the Wit Star Miner Adriatic toward a chateau outside Paris. They plan to remain three or four months aiding peasants, with government plans to return the estate for use as a cattle grazing ground and concentration camp, amid wartime disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
William J Is. Corey
Mabel Gilman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles F. Adams
Fwo
Dresements
Albotnoof
Sun Perkins Adama
Henry Olin Adama
Hoylinnel Farker
Ifan
Hell
Mowlich
Jeffer
Saruel Bets Dearua
Heoowais
Voebers of
Arte
Ers
Lhlo
Il Society
Miss Richars
City News
Cheyillet Gasparri
Mme
Emma
Alve
Lrench
France
Washington Hugh
Citholi University
Vermont Avenue
Christian
St Andrews
Luther Place
Wemora Temple Baptist
Northmingster
Pat Lich
Kiven
RH Second Infantry
Misses Schultz & Neirbucken
Brooks T
MaConville
Wood Butler
Jo G
Manroe
Walker
J J Ft Brooks
Snifin
Willam J Murphy
Corp
Jo Ahearn
Miss Velrbucken
R. Thweera
Mss
McConville
Hrooks
Ani Suburban Railway Company
Riverdale
Public Utilities Commission
Nays Yard
Retail Merchants Association
Tomrrow
Waites
Charles F Nesbit
immSurance
Samuel J i Henex
Credit Wen Association
Ebbitt
Carl Mueller
Mr Nesbit
Eablrn
Heng
Gus Mueller
Preston Ro Shealey
Lunc H Rudolph
Fo Hitlan
A W. Wright
Sunshine and Community Society
Raleigh
Iida
James T Tlovd
Missouri
Wood Wells Wise
Helen Toidd
Margaret Aikenwall
Erisco
McKinles Manual Training School
Margaret Bishop
Prim
Hinmy Clarkson
Ridgeway Taylor
Gilbert
Nina Claflin
Jeannette Boole
George Myers
Gus Lippitt
Torth
Crainiziben
Continental Hotel
Nna
Charles Welsh
Prop Andrews
Betail Merchants’ Association
National Paper Tirade Association
West Point Military Academy Alummi Association
Or New York
Micniy
Cain
A I. Wills
H VT Hodges
Mo M. Macomb
Adsocite
Crowder Wu Heart
Passett
Lieut Morrison
Col Treat
Col Flaglet
Mai Barnum
J Way
Butier
Col Baker Wal Steele
Col Barth
Juckney
Jay Williamt Bludson
Lecurer
Peace
Seciex
EckoRten Presbyterian Church
S Palmer
Ned Dearborn
Wow Lyon
Osmos Club
Palmer
United States
Mr Dearborn
Wow Tsonji
Ronic Club
Treasury Department
Friends of Measure
Police
William Aten
New Jersey Avenue
Third Ard
Emergency
James Windfield
Theumberland
Morineg
Benmmerow
Bladensburg
FE Street
Twelfth Streets
Washington Baltmore
Annapols
Casualty Hospital
May Brean
Star Laundry
Westerdiy Oon
Ninth Vet
Tenth Streets
George W van Fossen
Street
Bates
John
Buteher
Falls Church
David T Groves
Hase Punter
Ninth Street
Leith
Newitt
Treorge Fusen
Lis Lara
Fonn Tyler
Pierce Street
NEW Yorkers
U. S
Capital
Rateigh
National Furniture Co
Bes Ratta
Es Ostrit
Furniture Company
H St. N.W
7Th Si