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The Patahontas Protective League will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock in the chapel. It will be its last meeting for the year with important business and a glowing report from the Ladies' Auxiliary from a recent box party. The public is welcome. Harrison Street Baptist church care case concludes. Judge West dismisses injunction. James F. Minor represents the successful faction and Amelia Courthouse will hear remaining matters. The church and parsonage undergo repairs and improvements. no mortgageing will occur. Weekly meetings draw good audiences. prayer meeting, covenant gathering, choir rehearsal, and communion slated. Virginia Mothers' League address tomorrow at 4 PM in Normal and Industrial Institute auditorium. Dennis Morgan of W. L. Zimmer and Sons tobacco factory died at 189 High Street Monday. funeral arrangements pending.
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Patahontas Protective League
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harrison Street Baptist Church
Jesse F. West
J. M. Mullen
Yastings Court
Circuit Court
Southall
Amelia Courthouse
James F. Minor
Distinguished Law Fxm
Messrs. Smith and Gordon
Richmond
Hastings
Mullen
Asd
Annie Stewart Washington
Little Church Street
Ninor
David Manson
James Ewart
Eva
Planche Stewart
Elizabeth Chavers Stewart
Roland Jones
Adiena D. Hastings
Sylvester Clarke
Fracie O
Virginia Mothers’ League
Normal and Industrial Institute
Julian
Dennis Morgan
W. L. Zimmer
High &T
Relatives Out of City Stage Heated Hearing
An intense hearing drew relatives who were away from the city, fueling sharp exchanges and raising questions about the proceedings. The participants clash over the case details as unseen tensions surface during the session.
French Girl Led The Charge In World War I Heroism
Private Marie Louise Dubois of the Thirteenth regiment led French troops to victory on a hill held by Germans. She rallied exhausted troops after their standard bearer fell, waving the flag as she urged a final charge. The general praised her bravery and she will be recommended for the Medaille Militaire.
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Medaille Militaire
Marie Louise Dubois
France
Dubois
Thirteenth Infantry
Sweethear
Leaps to Death From Newport News Steamer
W E Cogswell of Washington, 26, leaped from the deck of the steamer Newport News into Chesapeake Bay during a northwest storm near Norfolk. He left notes to his wife and mother claiming it was the best way to end his life and that he was tired of living. Police were notified as the vessel approached Norfolk and his coat and notes were found in his cabin.
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Norfolk
W. E. Coorswell
Washington
Newport News
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Chesapeake Bay
Cogswell
Hving
Whale ship bears off football game on ice floe
A whaleship Narwhal ties to a Bering Sea ice floe as nine forecastlemen play football with a rag and corn ball. A polar bear approaches, sniffs the air, and causes a panic on the ice. The ball drops, a man falls, and the crew watches the bear flee in alarm as laughter erupts aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering Sea
Weil
Tyrone named from Ulster chieftains and old loyalties
The London Chronicle recounts Tyrone’s naming from the Ulster provinces and nine hostages lineage. It traces Tyrone to Tir Eogain and Boru, contrasts Conall’s land Tir Conall Cherconnelly with Donegal, and notes Fermanagh’s name meaning marsh district amid historic shifts.
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Tyrone
Ulster
Thiens -Rogan
Boru
Monautsin Villey
London! Chronicle
Schemes to keep umbrella in rainy city life
An observer notes rain gear trends as umbrellas compete with raincoats. The piece describes clever umbrella hacks such as crook-handled models fitting the arm to free hands and the habit of carrying an extra cane or umbrella to curb misplacement, warning that crowds in rain create a theft risk.
Antidote for Loneliness and Glossomancy Tales
A short piece outlines a widow’s coping method on dull days by facing her reflection in a kitchen mirror while tea steams, calling the illusion a party. It notes early 20th century glossomancy claims about tongue shapes and character. It also gives practical advice on placing rat traps, stressing concealment and cutting off all food sources except bait to ensure success.
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Washington Heights
Rinneanolis Ledger
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Foneda Poneda
Wawe
Megie Gard
Gus
Bank St
Petersburg
Butler's Grocery
God Advier
Benjamin Franklin
M Hnte
Gregs
Bowston’s Commercial College
South and
Hinton Streets
R. Bowman
Prin
Uncle Sam
Walter E. Eanes
Hickey-Freeman
Paris
M. Sycamore St. Phona Tol
Maxwelten
W.er. Nichols Foal Company
Copa Ar
Fred Harfoush
South Avenue
Byeainure Street
Upper
Halifax Street
Des
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J. Hi
Werres
F. Jones
Sutherland
T. V. Short
Woolard
Washington Street
deSbwx
Richmond Carine
Poly Tod
R. Percival
Singer Office
Heck
C. FR. Partin
Matoaca
Virginia Dare
Utah
Wonder Co
W.howitt &Co
No. 6S
Sycamore St
Panama Canal
noZott
Southside
Virginia Agricultural and Industrial Exhibit
the Association
Law Building
Courthaugss Ave
James Mel. Busfin
R. GC
Bristow
Dunlop
Washington Streets
Park and Tilford
Se22
James P. Banks
Barnhill& T
W. High
Progress Office
Alex Chavers
Fhone
Rhode Island
Britton, Gee
Li Mininger
R. & PB Y PR
Bollingbrook Street
Sh Press
Evee Street
Washington, D.C
Mamaiditat
Bae Haney
Advi
Ay Jackson
THE
Egerton Real Estate Co
Appalia Street
Bath
Rollingbrook Street
N. Sycamore Street
Mellville Street
Commerce Street
Harrison Street
Table Street
Chesterfield
Lawrerce Street
High Street
Fleet Street
John Wood
Cockade City Coal and Coke| Co,Inc
Smithfield
Tucker
PHONE
PETERSBURG _ Builders’. Supply Co
Pilcher
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