Teachers Hear Shaw Trend to Nationalization
Baltimore April 1 at the Eastern Commercial Teachers Association convention Secretary Leslie M Shaw argued that post Civil War U.S. producers and workers gained advantages and that federal supervision expanded in commerce and industry. He noted rising central government influence through antitrust, banking, insurance, and food inspection while calling the old state sovereignty party toward federal jurisdiction.
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Haltimore
Eastern Commercial Teachers’ Association
Raine
Iowa
Louisiana
H.H. Norman
Baltimore Business College
Daniel C. Gilman
Eued Habbits
Slekness
the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
the Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
Bon
Shaw
Insurance Central
Old State Sovereignty Party
United States
Norfolk Woman's Will Contested Over 100000 Bequest
Washington Post reports Norfolk widow Mrs Columbia Rhea left about 99000 to Randolph Macon College. Probate fight over her will centers on state law barring estates to institutions. Executor George M DiMarard seeks probate in Virginia, while relatives contest the instrument.
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Norfolk
Randolph Macon
Washington Post
Tudges Block
Gaither
Dann
Mont
Columbia ‘Rhea
Tuuyt
Als
Rhea
George M.“Dimard
Abs
Randolph-Macon College
Methodist Episcopal
Hea
Heath
Maris Ridges
Baltimore
Love Letters In Court Over Wallen Will Contest
In Edmond Wisconsin a will by tombstone dealer James A. Wallen is being challenged by children from his two marriages. They allege undue influence by his young widow Mrs Walton who seeks to defend the will. Letters from Wallen to his surviving wife reveal affectionate style and dramatic spelling, dated circa 1885.
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Washington
Fredmond
James A. Wallen
Court Tackles Tax on Social Huts in Virginia Club Case
In Clieut Court a Virginia Club and its Board faced ruling on a social club tax. The case centered on the Hnginess Men's Association described as a business organization with social fees.
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Ucense Tay
Virginia Club
Hnginess Men's Association
Patterson elects Republican officials in new town charter race
Cumberland Missouri reports Patterson West Virginia voters elect Mayor W H H Williams Recorder Frank Fo Councilmen A Granstann D N Nick Davis and William Gandes. A man named Boy Given Twenty Years for Assault in Newport News Virginia. Twenty-year sentence handed to a formerly enslaved woman Faithie Walt og by York County Circuit Court with accomplice Jason Robinson to be tried.
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Weelal Waar Wasmiimien
Cumberland
Patterson
W. Va
W. H. H. Williams
Frank Fo
A. Granstann
D. N. Nick
Davis
William’ Gandes
Iryety
Washington Post
Newport News
Slas Robinson
Clehteen
York County
Faithie Walt
William Wash
Jason Robinson
Tmi To-Da
Bridge Plant Burned at Roanoke
The plant of the Inia Bridge and Iron Company in Roanoke Virginia burned destroying an old building. Loss estimated between 500 and 10,000 dollars, fully insured, cause under investigation.
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Roanoke
Rovine
Wasmieston
Inia Bridge and Iron Company
Abduction Charge Shocks Norfolk Visitor From New York
A New York traveling salesman was arrested in Norfolk after a request from Washington NC authorities. He was returned to Washington for trial on a charge of abducting Mrs. H Olive, wife of the hotel keeper there. He denies involvement and claims she may have followed him. The case centers on events surrounding the hotel in Washington NC.
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Wile Washington
Norfolk
David Rice
New York
Washington
N. C
H. Olive
Washington, N. C
An - Hee Wee
Sherif Ricks
Olive
Wedded at Midnight Eludes Bride Father in Berlin Ride
William J. Noel of Hancock Maryland and Miss Aiman Carleton Hunter, daughter of James D. Hunter, married at Cumberland after a late train ride to Hancock. The ceremony occurred past midnight with Rev. W W Barazs officiating, following an eventful escape from the bride’s father and a chase to the station.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
William J. Noel
Hancock, Md
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Aiman
Carleton Hunter
James D. Hunter
John W. Young
Hancock Station
Mr.Neel
Willam Neel
Nancock
Woman Takes Laudanum and Railroad Agent Despondent
Miss Hattie Crews a Southern Railway agent at Walnut Cove aged twenty took an overdose of laudanum after learning she faced transfer to Greenwood and an auditor checked her books. Despondent over the move and investigation she remained in distress for hours, with fears she might die.
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Wealiogton Post
Winston-Salem
N. C
Hattie Crews
Southern Railway
Walnut Cove
Soldier at Fort Howard shoots self in home tragedy
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore April 12 reports William Womer aged about thirty formerly of Lewiston Pennsylvania and a Coast Artilleryman at Fort Howard died by suicide at his residence. He had served in the Philippines and had a good army record. A comrade said Womer signified intent to desert Wednesday and was married last June.
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Fort Howard
Washington Post
Baltimore
William Wolper
Lewiston
Coast Artillery
Wie
Womer
Philippines
Comrate
Knocked Down in Fight in Staunton
Special to The Washington Post reports D M Kyle and William Yan quarreled yesterday at a transfer company. Kyle struck Ryan on the head with a pitchfork knocking him down. Ryan’s head hit a fence and skull fractures were found at the hospital. Kyle was arrested. Bertha Wagher and Calvin Pe Smarth of Smithfield wed this afternoon in Third Presbyterian Church. Richard Fingereld Harris and Blanche Theo of Nottoway County married at a Petersburg hotel. Rosalie Sivcker of Philadelphia and Edwin Cooper, a lighting artist of Chester, Pa, were married at the bride’s Philadelphia home. Both bride and groom birthday noted by pastor Richmnd.
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Washington Post
Staunton
D. M. Kyle
William Yan
Kyle
Ryan
Ilena
Bertha
Calvin
Pe Smarth
Smithfield
RB. B. Begleston
Petersburg
Richard Fingereld Jiarris
Mise Blanche Theo
Nottoway County
J. B. Winn
Methodist Church
Winchester
Rosalie H. Sivicker
Philadelphia
Edwin “Eh. Cooper
Cheater
Powell
Obituaries From Virginia Newspapers List Local Deaths
Heathsville April 7 Mrs M Hudson of Lodge dies of paralysis. Staunton April 12 Mrs Fleiding Whitmore of Augusta County dies age one year, survived by husband and one son. Heathsville April 18 Charlie head aged twenty dies at home near Mila Northumberland County of pneumonia daughter of Thomas Dunaway. Chatham April 12 Joseph Harvey Brown of Shackoe, Halifax not Hittsylvania dies of peritonitis after thirty six hours. He is thirty years old, mother and two brothers survive.
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Heathsville
M. Hudson
Lodge
Staunton
Fleiding Whitmore
Auguste County
Charli Head
Mila
Northumberland County
Thomas Dunaway
Chatham
Joseph Harvey Brown
Shackoe
Hittsylvania County
Maryland Obituary Notices From Cumberland Annapolis and Winchester
Obituaries from Cumberland mourn J Mitton Boughner aged seventy of New Market Va and Louis H Young sixty one a street superintendent and former councilman. Annapolis reports Elizabeth Spencer Murray wife of retired Pay Director J D Murray USN died from bronchitis and heart trouble at home. Also in Winchester Bruce Worthington appoints Robert M Ward as receiver for Worthington Pepacco Company assets around ten thousand against six thousand liabilities, with a capital stock of sixty thousand. A Court of Claims action awards ten thousand for Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church damages during the Civil War, funds pending congressional appropriation.
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Cumberland
J. Mitton Boughner
New Maraville
Louis H.young
Annapolis
Elizabeth Spencer Murray
J. Db. Murray
USN
Acton
Airs
Murray
Gol. W. Spencer
Richmond
Bruce Worthington
Thomas W. Warrigon
Robert M. Ward
Worthington ‘Pepacco Company
Winchester
Washington
Court of Claims
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
Fire Damages Alexandria Grocery Store On Duke Street
A Alexandria grocery store at 1198 Duke Street suffered a fire of incendiary origin around 1 3 o clock Thursday morning. Firemen battled the blaze as stock and building were damaged, with insurance covering the losses. Police noted suspicious circumstances as an investigation begins. Also reported: Rev. C D Bulla arrived to serve at the Methodist Episcopal Church, and local real estate sales including houses on Washington and Wolfa Streets. Charles G Shaffer, Confederate veteran, died at 210 South Henry Street. funeral set for 3:00 pm at his residence.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
R. A. Sprouse & Sons
Duke Street
Pettey
The
C. D. Bulla
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Winchester
J.P. Stump
William Buckingham
Tec. Swann
Charles G. Shaffer
Charles’ Go Shaffer
South Henry Street
Mr. Shaffer
Maryland
Virginia
Lee Camp
Local court case opens in Alexandria for $30,000 damages
Attorney R Walton Moore of Fairfax and State's Attorney Cran idal Mackey of Alexandria will appear for the defendant in the suit by James E Clements against Frank Lyon for 30000 damages over a personal injury in the Alexandria County courthouse last year. The circuit court for Alexandria County convenes April 2 with Judge Norton presiding and an early hearing expected. Warfield’s new King and Pitt street building opens with 482 drug store on ground floor and six rooms above. Washington firm Heupel Holloran Winship leases Union Street building to move plant from Wyton to Alexandria. Police commissioners in session continue to probe the department amid rumors of reorganization. firm decisions await final labors.
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R. Walton Moore
Fairfax
Cranidal Mackey
Alexandra County
James E. Clements Vergus
Frank ‘Lyon
Alexandria County
J. K. M. Norton
Clements
Warfield
Edgar Warfield, Jr
Joseph I. Rodgers
King and
Pitt Streets
Alexandria
King’ Street
Pitt Street
Washington
Democratic victory ushers in Charleston mayor
At a special Charleston city council meeting on April 12, Democrat James A. Holley was elected mayor to succeed Republican John A. Jarrett. The move surprised Republicans who had run municipal affairs, as Democrats had won enough wards in March to shift council control. The Republicans had briefly reelected Jarrett after his resignation, arguing the action illegal due to insufficient notice.
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Washington Fort
Charleston
W. Va
James A. Holley
City of
John A. Jarrett
Jarret Vegas
Jarrett
Surprise subpoena in Blackburn case in Washington
In Greensboro on April 2 a surprise arose in the case against Congressman Blackburn charged with practicing before Washington departments. His private secretary John Crouch was subpoenaed as a witness, expected to testify about Blackburns correspondence regarding fees for appearances before the revenue bureau. Crouch said he knows nothing that could harm Blackburn.
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Washington
Greensboro
N. C
Blackburn
John Crouch
Crouch
Revenue Bureau
Insurance bills pass two awaiting action in Albany
Four bills from the special insurance investigation committee pass both houses and head to Governor Higging for signature. The assembly also clears the general insurance law bill and sends it to the senate. The anti perjury bill is kept as a special order for Monday night after senate amendments. Only two bills remain to be acted on, the general bill in the senate and the amended anti perjury bill returning to the assembly for concurrence. The session also advances other measures including prohibiting political contributions by corporations and curbing false records by officers.
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New York Senate
Albany
Special Insurance
Higging
Assembly
Senate
Legislative Agen
Secretary of State
Fie
Stock Life Insurance Company
Mi i Fects
Equitable Life Assurance Velety
Protest Deferred in Elkins Delegates Case Before District Committee
Parkersburg April 12 The expected contest over Roane County Republicans pledged delegates to Woodyard and Hiking to the Senatorial and Congressional conventions was deferred. The Republican Congressional committee met with county reps and called a May 22 convention for Woodyard successor but took no action, planning to raise the matter with the Senatorial committee. Body of missing man found in Wilmington Del was identified as John Sharman, a local young man, after being missing since March 30. The body was found by two fishermen in the woods seven miles from the city, badly decomposed.
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Elkins
Washington Post
Parkersburg
Harry C. Woodyard
Woodyard
Senatorial Committee
Wilmington
Del
John Sharman
Martinsville Store Robbed After Night Break In
Martinsville merchant Heiner’s store was broken into last night with rear window smashed. Several outfits including clothes hats and other items were stolen as police begin investigations. Petersburg bonds sale planned for sewer water pipe and sidewalk project at forty year term. Dr A Bruce Eagle and Miss Bessie Harley wed in Martinsburg at mother’s home this evening. Delaware minister Rev We Ma Sites assists. South Carolina Jamestown Exposition commission selects site for state building in Norfolk and is hosted by exposition company.
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Washington
Danville
Heiner
Martinsville
Martinsville Pollas
A. B. Eagle
Bessie Harley
Washington Post
Martinsburg
W. Va
A. Bruce
Eagle
Bigie Harley
Torlae
Canter
Delaware
South Caroline” Selecta
Norfolk, Va
South Carolina Jamestown Exposition Commission
Exposition Company
Fire at Crawford Woolen Mills Causes $5000 Loss
A fire at the Crawford Woolen Mills in Martinsburg last night caused about $5000 damage. Sparks from a loose nail on machinery started the blaze by igniting oil.
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Auswegen
Martinsburg
Vac
Grawford Woolen Mills
Demand Entire Change in Mutual Life Policy Holders Plans
London reports British policy holders of the Mutual Life Insurance Company oppose Joseph H. Choate's proposals and press for a full change in trustees connected with the McClurdys. They call an April meeting to review the reply and demand an actuary to verify reserves, accusing the reply of evading the issue. A 8 p.m. District Reform School event follows the meeting with a program and Rev. Robert Moore address.
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Mutual Life
Choate
London
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Joseph H. Choate
A. D. Suilliard
Mutual
Saya
Trusteag
McClurdys
Robert Moore
Roy Killed by Slag Hopper in Bristol Virginia
Bristol April 12 Luyther Jones teen son of J F Jones an employee at the Bristol iron furnace was run over by a slag hopper while coupling Today he suffered a leg injury and died this afternoon Abingdon votes to abolish saloons and adopt the dispensary system to begin July Abingdon Virginia one of the oldest towns in the state formerly voted out whisky then restored saloons Dr King s New Discovery cures coughs colds sore throats at $1 guaranteed all druggists
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Roy
Washington Post
Bristol
Luyther Jones
Bristol Iron Furnace
Abingdon
Virginia
Plan Church Merger Between McKendree and Wesley MM E
Pastors of McKendree and Wesley MM E churches approve a merger and may adopt it. Wesley Church at Fifth and F streets may sell its building as McKendree enlarges with major additions to seat a double congregation. Officials note no official plans yet and say talks have been informal.
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McKendree
Wesley
MM. E
Count de la Vaulx Aerial Trip From Pittsf field Saturday
Count de la Vaulx, the French balloonist, plans to ascend from Pittsfield Saturday morning with a party from the Aero Club of America. He aims to stay aloft six to seven hours, covering four men and forty miles, while aboard will be Homer W. Hedges and Augustus Post. Reports that Mrs Bishop and Aire Newbold were to ascend were denied.
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Vaulx
Washington
Pittafield
Ofasa
Haltoom
de la Vaulx
Iub
America
Count de la Vaux
Homer” W. Hedges
Aero Chair of America
Augustus' Post
Allen A. Hawley
New York
Long Trip Through Clouds Aerial Race From New York to Chicago
Chicago reports William Wennery the aeronaut aims to fly from New York to Chicago for a $3,000 prize. He narrowly escaped death during a recent descent and says representatives from New York renewed contact, with a start planned next week and a likely Sunday launch.
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Chicago
William Wennery
New York
New” York
Plot To Rob Stirs Church In Iowa April Warrant Issued
An alleged conspiracy to rob Pelletier Hy goods store in City Iowa led to arrests last night and today. J C Wand a church worker and store head J Merrill led the plot with clerks J Wy Shield and M Bender aiding in thefts. Two satchels of plunder found at a residence valued at about 9000. Wand attempted suicide by drowning and is hospitalized. The case centers on conspirators facing charges of systematic theft from the store.
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Sign’ City
Iowa
Besa
Bereby
Dentes
J.’ Merrill
J. Wy Shield
Bender
State funds recovered in Pennsylvania through bank deposit actions
Harrisburg April reports announce that Pennsylvania has recovered all public funds totaling 1,030,000 from the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny at failure, with 1,080,000 plus 14,343.15 interest paid to the treasury. Governor commends state treasurer for safeguarding and collecting the funds for the people. casualty and marine hospital service notes list a death in San Francisco and medical orders for immigration and quarantine duties. Retail Grocers celebrate fourth anniversary of their association on Tuesday April VW, with events in the city.
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Harrisburg
Penty- Packer
Commonwealth, of Pennsylvania
Enterprise National
Bank of Allegheny
Ita
Himterprise National’ Bank
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Marine Hospital
Sexy
United States
Public Heat and
Marine Hospital Service
D. Richardson
San Francisco Quarantine
Wertenbaker
Quebec
Canada
Immigration
Rupert’Blue
Reedy Island
Ellis Island
Itp
Giamae Sevand Srms
Lh’ Mecibers
Reception to Pastor at St Pauls South Church
A reception was held in honor of Pastor Reve BP at St Pauls South Church on Northwest Street. Members of the congregation hosted the event in the evening, welcoming the pastor and acknowledging his service.
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St. Paul's Bt
Brokers Seek Day Off For Good Friday
New York April 12 A petition from stock exchange members asked the Board of Governors to close the exchange on Good Friday as many planned vacations. The governors delayed decision, keeping the market open, with several exchanges already announcing closures for Saturday and Monday.
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Waanington Pomt
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Board of ‘Equerhors
Eno
Abraham Tin
Market reports show wheat gains and broad grain activity
Wheat and corn prices rose on a brisk trading day with strong demand from millers and exports. Argentine shipments and Western crop developments supported gains while live hogs softened as provisions dipped, and overall market activity remained active with high bid levels and steady offerings across futures and cash markets.
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Chicago
Bo-Lay
Activa
Ana Broad
Wtattetiea' Khosdoga
Materiad
Argentina
Wweek
American Northwest
Liverpool
Minneapolia
Oma
Lollinig
Priess
Nebelpes
Ivers Ktrong
D.mindtelower
New York Grain Market Report Summary
Market notes show mixed grain prices with slight gains and declines. Reports mention wheat corn and oats movements, with bids and offers around midweek levels and various price indices.
Metal Market Report Highlights Tin and Copper Movements
London and local markets show tin prices rising with spot around 76 shillings and futures near 44172. Copper held steady around 64.1 pence and futures near 6.62. Lead remained quiet at about 5.05 to 5.45, while electrolytic copper and casting metals cited modest shifts. general market activity steady with occasional price adjustments across Regions.
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London
Higrmarket
Lando
Engtini
Wit Oundey
Cleveland
Saedy
Bortherson
Ilion Monneri
Lugibssy
Nort Jonetsy
Semas
Goods for the Tropics Urges Manufacturers Trade Share
G Gear P Austin, chief of the Bureau of Statistics, Department of Commerce and Labor, returned from New York after lecturing on Trade Opportunities the Orient. He argues U S manufacturers produce only home goods and overlook tropical markets, urging study of tropical consumers and tailored goods for those regions.
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Ggear.p. Austin
Burea of
Department of Commerce and Labor
New York
Austin
Orient
Far East
United States
Japan
North
Cotton Movement Shows Decline in Bales Marketed
Secretary Hester reports seven months of the season from September 1 to March 31 show Texas and Indian Territory entering 152000 bales less than last year while Gulf States have marketed 959000 bales and Atlantic States 481000 fewer. Total crop marketed down 1232000 bales with March 9 close at 9390988.
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New Orleans
Hester
Texas
Indian Territory
Gulf
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Missouri
Okahome
Atlantic States
North
South Carolina
Gabrera
Florida
Alabama
Virginia
Atlantic States ‘For the Seven Months: of the ‘Season, 4, Ea Ebp, Tm. Hight
Texas Prosperous Product Value Reveals Growth
Texas commerce report shows the state ranking highly in manufacturing output with a 6 percent rise in value per wage earner and total product value reaching $150,028,000, indicating strong growth across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceteus Hurcay Nas
Texas
New York Produce Market Fluctuations Across Grains and Meats
The market shows steady to firm tones in key commodities. Western chickens and turkeys trade at varied figures while flour, lard, and petroleum display firm to steady movement amid uncertain inquiries. Potatoes and other staples remain irregular with Bermuda and Florida sourcing noted in fleeting price cues.
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Towle
Nalon
Minnesota
Doj
Yellow, Bros
O ‘Petroleum
Steedy
Segan
Couvnitigal
Mohares
Liverpool
Bermuda
Don
Hiam
Florida
Charleston
Equitable Trust Board Announces Hugo Euring Trustee
In New York on April 22 at the Equitable Trust Company office, Hugo Euring was elected trustee of a company succeeding Clarence H Mackay. The announcement marks a significant leadership change in the financial firm’s governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N' Equitable ‘Trust Board
York
Equitable Trust Company
New York
Hugo
Dismissed consul arrives in New York with family
Alvin Smith of Onis, removed from office as United States consul at Trinidad last October, reached New York by the steamer Maraval from Prin—idad with his family. The cause cited was his failure to render his accounts.
Tanner Views Battlefield Plans Near Atlanta
Corp. James Tanner, commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, with Mrs. Tanner and others, visited Atlanta for a reception by the Women’s Relief Corps and Daughters of the American Revolution. He toured Battlefield areas, expressed strong support for battlefield park plans, and offered assistance to advance the project.
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Atlanta
Corp
James Tanners
Grand Army_of the Republic
Tanner
John Tweedale
Wweeddle
Womah
Reiief Corps
Corp. Tanner
Te-Tay
Battlefield
Routh
Confessed Murder Alleged Exoneration of Brother in Georgia Case
Italian brothers Francisca and Cologne Morelli, wanted at Oak Park AL for murder, were captured after police say Francisco confessed and exonerated his brother. Victim Filippo Vannarini was shot March 2 during a fight at Oak Park. The pair await officer arrival from Utlingis as they lie in custody. Negress Adeline Lee found dead by daughter Emma in Baltimore area home No 10 Blagden alley. Coroner Nevitt cites heart disease as cause.
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Pittsburg
Francisca
Cologne Morelli
Osk Park
Maurder
Ware
Lay
Francisco
Filippo ‘Vannarini
Oak Park
Ulingis
Adeline Lee
Emma
Blagden.alley
Nevitt
Durlal
Food and health for growing children
A historical note emphasizes that a child's health and strength come from proper nutrition. It argues that growing children need a variety of food elements to build their bodies, urging care in feeding to ensure health and happiness.
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Treasury
Hamilton
Bonaparte
Teachers’ Association
Edward Woodfork
Benjamin Bussard
McGee
Presbytery of
Hampton
General Assembly of
Southern Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Regult
Virginia Weddings
Winchester Company
Winchester Church
Sprouse
James E. Clements
Frank von
Board of Police Commissioners
Thany
Dem
Gov. Higgins
Anance
Nail
Yas Himes Ates Binet
Reform School
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Wesley and
Rob Stirs
Church
Geta
He Tran
Echainge
Board of Trade
New York -Cotton “Exchange
Liverport
Coffes ‘Exchange
Sparket
To-Morrow Fanty
New
York Grain
New Yorks
Yorks
Optibas
Stekt
Tropics
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Baltimore ‘Markets
Bnithwors
Aph
Revelpis
Uae
Radiaa
Taney
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Remington
Remington Typewriter
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Madres Mountains
Central America
German American Coffee Co
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