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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1910

Page

3

Richmond Post Office Robbery Suspects Face Extradition

New York April 6 two alleged Richmond post office robbers known as Eddie Fay and Little Dick Harris were arraigned and oppose extradition. Inspectors testified they congratulated captors and admitted identities, claiming they hoped to throw off the investigation as government builds its extradition case.

New York Eddie” Fay Little _ Dick" Harris Richmond Post Office Fay Ani Tbe J. C. Koang J. B. Roberts Washington

Shipyard sale rumor denied at Newport News plant

Newport News officials deny a Richmond rumor that Charles M Schwab bought the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. General Manager Walter A Post and yard owners say they have no plans to sell to Schwab or anyone else. A water plant could be built there, but no steel plant is planned in the near future.

Washington Newport News Rumnor Richmond Charles M. Schwab Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Walter A. Post Post Schwab

Virginia Briefs on County Projects and Local Appointments

Mount Jackson voters approve a gravity water system for Shenandoah County at a $15,000 cost. Seventeen census appointees disclosed, including three Black and one White woman. The State colony transfer to a new board near Lynchburg arranged. Company L of the Seventieth Virginia Regiment elected officers. The First National Bank of Roanoke boosted capital to 1,340,000 with a 100,000 surplus. Jefferson birthday celebration planned at Yorktown with several officials invited. Obituary notices and various social items follow including marriages in Fredericksburg and Alexandria area. Richmond committee recommends a $20,000 bulkhead for the James River harbor and a $5,000 city wharf funding.

Seventieth Virginia Regi Washington Guards Predericks‘Burg Serand Liesl B. M. Lea Yell A. G. Billingaley BH. J. McDonald First National Bank of Roanoke Richmond Committee Onime James River

Uncertain Fragments Hint at Legal Defense Deadline

Fragmentary note shows a deadline for defendants to file a defense by tomorrow afternoon. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the context implies a court or legal proceeding with a brief extension or response period.

Virginia conference praises care of children at home like institutions

INTA and Miss Florence Lattimore of the Russell Sage Foundation commended Virginia institutions for child care. They praised the homelike spirit, toys, and freedom felt by children, contrasting with strict forms in northern facilities. Investigations found few children truly needed removal from home. Local church and civic leaders named supported efforts and governance.

Florence Lattimore Russell” Sage Foundation Virginia Spe Jhomelikenees C.L. Corti Children's Homé Societ HK Dutshit Tate Charlottesville S. Williams Roanoke George B. Davis Hearteo W. H- Landis Staunte W. G. Addison Lynchburg

Emerson W. Kelly and Miss Lewis Married at Pepper Home

April 6 report from Ortam notes Emerson W. Kelly art attorney of Wise County and Miss Dol leas Lewis a professional nurse wed this afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs T M Pepper with Dr Watson pastor of the Methodist Church officiating.

Ortam Emerson W. Kelly Wise County Dolleas Lewis T. M. Pepper Dr. Watson Methodist Church

West Virginia News Notes and Local Appointments

West Virginia University selects J D Arnett of Washington D C to succeed Miss Fay as head librarian. Third annual convention of the State Optical Society opens in Wheeling with addresses by A C Thomas of Sistersville and W T Risensmith of Charleston. A petition circulates statewide by the West Virginia Automobile Association urging immediate consideration of a federal bill. People's Trust Company of Martinsburg to increase capital from 150000 to 200000. Constables appointed for Montgomery County districts including Laytonville, Clarkshore, Rockville, Colesville, Darnestown, Bethesda, Olney, Gaithersburg, and Damascus with named appointees. Frank Deut. Willy, a farmer near Burtonsville, acquitted of assault with intent to murder in a recent trial.

J. D. Arnett Washington, D West Virginia University Miss Fay Arnett Monongalis County State Optical Society Wheeling A. C. Thomas Sisterguille W. T. Risensmith Charleston West Virginia Automobile Association Jeet Virginia Congress People’s Trust Company of Martinsburg Montgomery County Washington Post Rockville Laytonaville Arthur Watkin Clarkshore William W. Hesse Fooles Vino Randolph Lahn John B. Poole Aaron R. Hewitt Wiliam T. Griffith Colesville William Tolson Darnestown Reginald Cross Bethesda L. A. Lachte Walter P. Shaw Washington Tor Frank Deut Willy Burtonsville George Gore Fils

Marriage and Death Notices From Washington Post

Fragmented OCR lists many names and places with unclear details about marriages and deaths. The readable items include scattered references to individuals and localities, suggesting a compilation of notices rather than a coherent single event.

Funeral Directors and Embalmers Firms Listed

A fragmented local directory lists funeral directors and embalmers with offices in New York and Washington. Frank Geier and sons on VB Seventh Street, and W R Speare of 940 F Street NW, along with John R Wright Co and Harvey's Sons, show as established undertakers. Thos A Costello also appears as a funeral director and embalmer with a street address in North East. The scattered text reflects an old directory page with several misread entries and corrupted lines.

Runeral Frank Geier Seventh ST. NY Onner W. R. Speare F Street N. W Uedern Pennastranty Ace Telephaon Malm John R. Wright,co Dureetam and Swbulinera Livers Fh Cox Phang Eant

Clock Steeple Damages Highlight City Meeting

Reports from Alexandria discuss unsanitary conditions at a boys school and a damaged clock dial after a steeple improvement incident. A city meeting is planned to address the complaints while repairs and a new dial are arranged. Also noted are church society activities and regional transport incidents.

Wage Increases Announced By Nu. & Wo

Roanoke Virginia Abril Vice president and general manager Nic Mailer announces wage increases at The Wanhisat. The notice states starts Abril 4 and applies to most employees. Official details describe improved pay for existing staff while others await future adjustments.

Wanhisat Roanoke Abril Nic Mailer Westen Aries

Waynesboro Fire Destroys Tailor Shop and Damages Local Firms

Fire in Waynesboro Augusta county destroyed Eisenberg's tailor shop and damaged Valley Virginian plant and Mrs. J. B. Cullom's millinery store. It nearly destroyed attorney W. W. Glass's office. Total loss about $12,000 insured.

Sprein Staunton Waynesboro Augusta County Eisenberg Tallor J. B W. W. Glass

West Maryland hires dairy inspector and other notes

Dr C E Poe of Hagerstown named dairy inspector for Washington County and assistant to State Veterinarian. Dr Frank L Mackle of Baltimore named in a related appointment. A group of macaroons employed at Maryland Portland Cement and Lime near Hagerstown struck for higher wages, paid $0 per day but demanded 1.78. A frame cottage on Lester Nelson’s farm near Edgemont was destroyed by fire Tuesday night. loss insured.

Chesapeake Presbyterian Union of the Ladies’ Home Second Presbyterian ‘Church Alexandria Homer McHilan Atlanta Presbyterian Church Susan Smoot South Araph Street Lucian Cornell Richmond Fredericxsburg Potomac Quantico Cornell Whentve St. Elma Alexandria County C. E. Poe Hagerstown Washington County Frank HL. Mackle Baltimore McAroes Maryland,Portland Cement and Lime Company Lester Nelson Edgemont Washington‘county Maryland Railroad Mae Hughing Brush

Daniel Frarity Obituary in Cumberland Maryland

Daniel Frarity, sixty eight, a retired business man and former councilman, a leading Democrat and Methodist, died suddenly today of apoplexy after a long career in Cumberland. He leaves a daughter and several relatives, with connections to Henry A. Martin and the View Hotel, Cumberland, and Washington DC. Funeral plans were not immediately available.

Cumberland Daniel’ Frarity Ford Scouncilman Samuel F. Davis Jinda Tellow Patriarchs Mita

William Hogkinson Weds at Southern Place Work

In a brief society note, William Hogkinson marries at Southern Place Work this evening as announced by W. SD Keene. The event names the couple and confirms the marriage location and timing.

Curl William Henry Hogkinson Tits “Place Bythe W. SD Keene

Woman Steps Out in Window and Vanishes

Suffolk Virginia report: Hazelle Williams, 28 year old wife of Thomas Williams, disappeared last night after an all day search. A woman in night attire went to fasten a window and has not been seen since. Police have no plausible theory.

Washington Suffolk Anrib Hazelle Willlawe Thomas Willams

T H Savery Dead In Wilmington Business Leader

Wilmington Del April 6 Thomas H Savery a prominent businessman died today at age 63 He long led Pusey Jones Company of Wilmington and recently led Harpers Ferry Paper Company Shenandoah Pulp Company and Harpers Ferry Electric Light Company in notable industry roles

Wilmington Del Thomas H. Savery Pissident Pusey M&jones’ Company Willaketon Lang Harpers Ferry Paper Company Shenandoah -Pulp’ Company Harpers Ferry Electric Light Company

Candidate Browning to oppose Carter Glass in Sixth District

A Roanoke report says Col Browning formerly of Pocahontas and Gen James Browning are Republicans planning to run against Representative Carter Glass in Virginia Sixth District. Browning reportedly signified willingness to run, with Gol Jim James also named as a potential candidate.

Roanoke Gol. James & Browning Pocationtag Congress Carter Glass Col. Browning

Virginia Obituary Notices From Suffolk and Surrounding Areas

Virginia obituaries report deaths in Suffolk and nearby towns. Margaret Johnson aged 77 dies after a long illness. she leaves a brother Richard Heel. Margaret Fravell widow of George R. Fravell dies at 59 with two sons, two brothers, and one sister surviving. Nash Barly, 36, died at Laurel Hill after three marriages. he was father to Rev. Henry Barly. Nannie R. Taylor, 76, of Steuntol stedey obituary noted. Mrs Edward Young of Shottaylvania County dies at home after brief illness. she leaves husband, two sons, and one daughter.

Suffolk Margaret Johnson Richard Heel Woodstock Margaret Fravell George R. Fravell Stere Todey Stainton Laurel Hill Augusta County Nash Barly Elizabeth Byers Elizabeth Kollar Sarah A. Kidd Harrisonburg Henry €. Barly Church of the Brethren Nannie R. Taylor Steuntolstedey Frédericksborg Edward Young Shottaylvania County Aense

North Carolina items recount land work and Boone Day

A. Kipn, grainage expert, will visit swamp lands in Rowan and Cabarrus counties to estimate reclaiming costs. Daniel Boone Day celebrations near the Yadkin River cave mark the historic site with a preserved cabin. Catawba College trustees elect Dr. John F. Buchelt as president of New Bloomfield Academy.

Hi. A. Kipn Department of Agriculture Rowan Cabarrisy Daniel Boone Yadkin River Spen Catawba, College John, F.buchelt New Bloomfeld(Pa.) Academy Pr. Bucheit Wzvenréald

Bishop Wilson Announces Baltimore Conference Appointments

The article lists appointments across several churches and regions, naming figures such as Bishop Wilson, legislator figures, and superintendents. Names include Lingoln Avenue, McKendree, Metropolitan, and Dec. Shanngns, with references to temperance committees and regional appointments within the Baltimore Conference.

Bishop Wilson Brltimore Avene

Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Trial About Alleged Operation

An OCR fragment mentions Mrs Annie Ry Deen and Dr Downes in a six week attendance dispute over an alleged operation. The State accepted a proposition and a court action appears to be ongoing, with testimony summarized in a damaged line.

Annie Ry' Déen Cane ‘Pearce

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