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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1908

Page

23

TWO CITIES VOTE HAY VIGOROUS CAMPAIGNS WAGED

Dry wins in Winchester Fredericks County and Danville as liquor interests lose by 104 and 45 votes respectively. Winchester saloons shut May 1 after a turnout of 1,969 with ten vote margin. Danville posts a 45 vote dry victory amid a 937 total and 2,400 petition signers. Virginia Anti-Saloon League backs the effort.

Danville Winchester Frederick County Virginia Anti-Saloon League Prohibition

Woman's Burns Fatal in Riverdale Home Fire

Mrs. Friday of Riverdale, aged about seventy, died from burns yesterday after clothes ignited in the kitchen. Her husband had died two months earlier. The incident occurred in the afternoon as her son was present, with neighbors aiding before aid could arrive.

Wa Hyattsville Len Riverdale Chington Mer Kitch- Minehean

Oyster Packers Organize in Virginia

Martel April 15. The Virginia Packers and Planters' Association organized today with a large meeting. Darling of Hampton was elected president, William Hem of Norfolk vice president, and Keeling of Norfolk secretary and treasurer. A board of fifteen directors was named to promote Virginia oysters.

Martel Virginia Packers and Planters’ Association Darling Hampton William Hem- Twh Norfolk Keeling Virginia

Richmond mayoral primary results reported in city wards

In Richmond Virginia on April 15 David Crocker wins the mayoral primary by a substantial margin. Richardson defeats Carthy by the combined vote of the twelve wards, with sixteen of twenty-four wards reporting.

Spe Ric Et Richardson Washington Mond David Crocktor Richmond Tiste Carthy

Johns Hopkins Doctor Accepts Cincinnati Posts

Dr. William G. MacCallum, resident pathologist at Johns Hopkins Hospital, is named head of a surgical department at the University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati General Hospital. He gives a farewell lecture in Baltimore and then travels to Washington before assuming duties in Cincinnati.

William G. MacCallum University of Cincinnati Avimeare William G. MenCallum Johns Hopkins Hospital Sty Hos Cinciinati Cinnati University L MacCallum Washington

Virginia Weddings and Local Marriage Notes Across Counties

April 15 notices report Gordon Hammond marrying Greenway Ru at Rose Brook Road ceremony led by Rev J Gray. Other weddings include Albert Sid White and Miss Amanthia Holloway in York County, Claude Phil and Bertha Brinkley at Hampton, Lester Ruffner and Ann Kendrick near Shuler, plus Edgar Horner and Annie Coffman in Luray with Pitman officiating. The couples plan residences in Rockingham or nearby counties.

Gordon Hammond SW. A. Hammond Greenway Rose- Brook Road J. Gray Hampden Limes Sport News Albert Sid, White Adm Nant York County Amanthia Florence Holloway Wirt Hoallowary Hampton Claude Phil Bertha Brinkley H. J Brinkley West End Luray Lester Ruffner J. B. Ruffner Ann E. Kendrick J E E. Kendrick Shuler B. H. Pitman the Baptist Church F Fdgar H. Horner Augusta County Annie B. Coffman John M. Coffman H. Pitman Rockingham Courty

Maryland Weddings In Hyattsville And Rockville

Mary Susie V McChesney daughter of Elmer E McChesney and William A lager married in Washington this afternoon. Maude Ethel Watkins daughter of Noah Watkins and Edward Warfield Davis of Fountain Mills Frederick County wed at Laytonsville today. Mrs Mary Martha Dillehay and Allen Howard Oden of this vicinity were married here last evening at the minister's home.

Hyattsville Susie V. McChesney Elmer E. McChesney Queen Chapel Road William A. Lager Washington Rockville Maude Ethel Watkins Noah Watkins Cedar Grove This County Edward Warfleld Davis Fountain Mills Frederick County Laytonsville James B. James Mary Martha Dillehay Allen Howard Oden Thomas H. Campbell Baptist Church

Fishermen Rescued After Capsize Near Seneca Dam

Henry I et al cashier of the Wiret National Bank and three other farmers were swept over Seneca dam while fishing. Their boat capsized in icy waters and they remained immersed for four hours before friends reached them with a boat and rope. They were cared for at a lock tender's house until recovery.

Henry Iet National Bank Frank’ M. Hallowell Gilpin Potomac Seneca Dam

May Extradite Wife Bigamy Case Hits Alexandria Trial

Maryland governor urged to honor a requisition to bring Rose Tyler from Rockville for trial in Alexandria on bigamy charges. George W. Tyler, her first husband, learned of her marriage to James Hudson and pushed for legal steps. Commonwealth's Attorney Brent sought action and reported Likely cooperation from Gov. Swanson.

Ashington Post -Bureau King Street Alexandria George W. Tyler James Hudson Rose Tyler Rockville Tyler Hudson Ler Virginia Commonwealth G. Brent Gov. Swanson Maryland Brent Swanson Warmian Rose Norton Pyler

Oscar H. Tubman Stricken in Alexandria Post Office

Oscar H. Tubman a well known Alexandria resident and brother of Mrs. Charles King was stricken with paralysis in the lobby of the Alexandria post office about 6 o clock yesterday afternoon He was removed to the Alexandria Hospital where his condition was reported serious He is about sixty years old.

Oscar H. Tubman Charles King Alexandria Alexandria Hospital Mr. Tubman

Cashier Is Short 125000 at Mecklenburg Bank

Boydton Va April 15 An investigation by the bank board shows a 125000 shortage at the Bank of Mecklenburg cashier E W Overby confessed to allowing B B Cogbill head of East Coast Lumber Company now bankrupt to overdraw more than 100000 without knowledge of the president or directors. Overby says it was kindness to Cogbill not for personal gain. Depositors may receive 60 to 75 cents on the dollar. Overby freed on 6000 bail. Receivers named for the bank are C J Faulkner and Lucius Gregory. Overby said the shortage existed for years as he advanced funds hoping to relieve Cogbill. He concealed the matter from the president and board and expressed contrition.

F. C. Spinks Alexandria Board of Police Commissioners City Council Paff Spinks Board of Fire Wardens Columbia Ernest Warder Reliance Washington Post Boydton Hank of Mecklenburg E. W. Overby B. B E. Cogbill East Coast Lumber Company Cogbill Overby Boudar C. J. Faulkner Lucius Gregory J. 5 Hdmundeon Cogbil

Recall of Indian Massacre Unearthed Skeletons From 1758 Massacre Found

Special to The Washington Post from Winchester Virginia reports workmen on Aiken Robinsons Marlboro area farm unearthed five skeletons of a family slain by Indians in 1758 after their home was burned Tally includes Young his wife and three children two daughters captured and never heard from again Also note death of Prof A C Meinung Winston Salem North Carolina aged eighty five renowned musician and Civil War band member

Staunton Donald Allen Virginia Military Institute Cadet Corps Newmarket Fredericksburg Ann H. Pritchett Spottsylvania P B. Pritchett Pritchett Washington Winchester Aiken Robinson Marlboro Virginia Young A. C. Meinung Washington Post Winston-Salem Twenty-sixth North Carolina, Regiment

Essay Editor Learns Caesar Amid Free Theater Seats

The Washington Post offers 100 free orchestra seats and a Columbia Theater box for top Julius Caesar essays by next Saturday noon. Submit 200 words on Caesar, not the play, to the Essay Editor at the Post. prizes include a full theater box and 50 orchestra pairs.

the Post Columbia Theater James O'Neill Richard Iit Columbia The Post Julius Caesar Julius Caesar Washington Post

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