River Bill Under Fire Objects to Continuing Plan
Ohio Senator Burton attacks the river and harbor bill in the Senate, opposing wholesale appropriation of funds for projects not fully determined. He criticizes the penny‑pinching approach and warns of waste, urging a more selective, piecemeal process while debating deep waterway possibilities to Chicago and New Orleans.
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Linney Dead Former congressman known as Bull of the Brushy Mountains
Former Congress member Linney died this afternoon entering his office in Taylorsville North Carolina due to apoplexy. Born in Rutherford County he served in the Confederate army and later the state senate. A Republican, he represented the High district in the Fifty-fourth to Fifty-sixth Congresses and was famed for his aggressive debate and imposing presence.
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Crossing Death Trap At Hyattsville Inquest Blames Fence
The coroner's jury in Hyattsville Maryland ruled that Charles Dudley Digges of Baltimore died after being struck by a train engine at a crossing. Witnesses blamed a faulty two track fence seen as a death trap, and the body was to be taken to La Plata for interment.
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Historic Religious Notices and Services on Thursday
The page lists a series of church notices and service times across multiple denominations including Methodist Episcopal, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Evangelical Christian Science. It names ministers such as Rev. W. R. Samwait and Rev. Herry Palmer, outlines locations like the Georgia Avenue area, and notes sermon topics, Sunday school times, and events at various congregations.
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Evangelical Christian Science
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Sarvigan
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Colorado Building
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People's Church
F. Gap
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Utinaia
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Ferragut Apt
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Aker
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Katox
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Wm. M. Coleman
Essa
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Future millionaire weds in Washington Post era note
Roert M. Wilders, former messenger heir to Dr Frederick Wildore, wed Besuie May Melton in Halifax North Carolina on March 15. The Wildore estate will go to heirs when Robert Stewart Wildbore reaches age, with plans to sail to England to settle the estate.
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Hllfax
N. C
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John F. T. Melton
Robert Stewart Wildbore
Efra
Witabore
England
Virginia town fire sweeps Cleveland during long night
Gruham Virginia April 1 a fire wiped out Cleveland in Trussell county destroying the Bank of Cleveland post office livery stable hotel Norfolk and Western Railway station stores of several firms and hardware company with an estimated loss of 100000. Roanoke April 15 Wade and Catherine Booth announced their engagement. Staunton April 15 a Washington DCer and Miss Lucy Clemer wed at the bride’s parents home. Alexandria county April 43 a couple married at St. Elmo parish. Newport News April 11 Vandyke trial ends as jury retires after judge adjourns for morning deliberation.
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Washington, D.C
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H. M. Clemer
Arbor Hill
Augusta County
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Frederickaburg
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Stafford County
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Robinson
Parole Bill in House on District Probation System
Representative Openel of Una presented the judiciary committee report favoring a probation and parole system for the District of Columbia. The bill creates probation officer posts at major salaries, allows volunteer officers, restricts parole to certain offenders, and authorizes prison remand with a $300 appropriation.
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Rail completes Southern line into Wise and Lee coal regions
The last rail on the Bolston River Railroad, a 7 mile branch of the Southern, was laid today completing the line between Morrison Gap, Va and Bulls Gap, Tenn. The new connection gives the Southern a direct route into the coal fields of Wise and Lee Counties, Va, challenging Norfolk and Western in the region.
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Washington Pool
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Leo Counties
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Robert Turner dies in Baltimore hospital
Special to The Washington Post reports bookmaker Robert Turner died at St Joseph's Hospital in Baltimore from peritonitis after an appendectomy. Turner, a veteran figure on the Metropolitan circuit, arrived about a week ago to open book at Pimlico and fell ill shortly after, last seen in the ring at Moncrief Park, Fila.
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Guilford Wins Listless Game at North Carolina
Guilford defeats North Carolina by four in a slow game. Whitaker of Guilford drives a two-strike, two-out line to left field fence to win as the final score reads ROH EB . Hedgepath Buie Barnes and Bonthron noted for coaching Rock Hill Baltimore player Bonthron improves Rock Hill’s baseball program after taking over the mine.
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The Washington Post Sunday Morning Edition Preview
The Washington Post presents its financial news market reports and business status. It serves merchants and financiers with full market coverage while guiding farmers in produce sales and offering leisure readers varied columns of news matter and reading material.
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Sunday Post praised as best visitor to households
The illustrated magazine section offers selections by prominent writers with careful foreign news coverage and timely accurate illustrations. The Sunday Post is presented as superior to other Sunday newspapers, earning reader esteem as a dependable household companion.
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The Sporting Post Pink Sheet Overview
The Sunday Best Sporting Section fills four pink pages weekly with updated results across baseball running trotting auto racing yacht boating golf tennis swimming and all major sports. It chronicles outdoor and indoor events from every clime with accurate comprehensive coverage.
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