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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1906
Page
5
Nearly all of last year’s crop has been marketed and farmers plan heavy plantings. Prices remain firm with bidding active on large lots, while overall market activity widens. Observers note lighter tobacco sales but steady values across common and prime grades in the week.
William Blaty of Mingo County was located beneath the Piscon Creek bridge near Naugatick, last night. He likely fell or was knocked from the structure and lay 180 feet below. Physicians see a glimmer of hope for recovery despite his injuries. He carried 81460 in money when found, funds drawn from the bank yesterday afternoon for this week’s payroll.
The spring meeting of M Kester Presbytery is set for May at Winchester with ordination of Br Sian Mo Turner and Dr Ai Mi Weis to be conducted by Dr PY AL Wool of Martinsboro. Obituary notes recall the death of Orlay at Downs with age seventy seven and a summary of parishioner contributions and community ties.
Virginia obituary notes Tess Whepren Lyed, longtime resident of James City County, Warrington area. The notice mentions funeral services and burial details, listing surviving relatives and community ties as part of a brief memorial announcement.
In Cumberland Maryland April 22 a Baltimore and Ohio wreck at Cherry Run killed Daniel Me Gil Baltimore. A fast moving train struck another causing a derailment and fatal injuries. Emergency crews and investigators began work at the scene.
A Fort Monroe corporal is under arrest in Newport News after authorities say he cashed a forged check of a teammate. The forged indorsement of Corporal is linked to a scheme uncovered in connection with the Newport News incident.
A Washington Post report notes an Alexandria event to honor Admiral Winfield S. Schley, America's first great naval hero. Speakers include lodge members and civic leaders as admission is restricted to attendees within the era’s social clubs.
Pratumac Lodge No. 1 Odd Fellows plan an eighty seventh anniversary celebration at the Odd Fellows Hall on North Columbus Street. The event starts at 8 o clock with women’s committee led by Stanstury and Ch E Nase assisting. Grace Eplaragiad and Mager Carpenter are listed among speakers to deliver a sermon.
The Circuit Court for Alexandria County convenes today at the courthouse on Myer Heights with Judge Nicol presiding. Proceedings include the case of Clements against the Alexandria Monitor editor for $80,000 in a personal injury suit and a petition to remove County Supervisor Will W. Douglas for misconduct in office.
Jol Schrauder and George GC Harper were arrested yesterday in Rosslyn Virginia on charges of selling liquor on Sunday. Officers Flolls and Veitch filed a sworn affidavit by Crandul Mackay prosecuting attorney for Alexandria County. They were released on a $1 bond to appear in Alexandria County court today. Schrauder resides in Rosslyn. Harper has a Georgetown address.
Churches across Alexandria joined in a Saturday drive to aid San Francisco earthquake victims. A committee was appointed to organize fund collection with plans to begin work today. Citizens are urged to respond generously as prayers were offered for the stricken.
A promotional notice claims Apitezo combines cereals with vegetable iron to boost blood and energy for breakfast or lunch. It says the product suits all ages, especially children, and is sold by grocers everywhere.
Cumberland Maryland April 2 Two eighteen year olds James Stooton and Lucretia Wootring of Rowlesburg were hit by a passenger train while watching near Rowlesburg. They were on the Baltimore and Ohio lines trying to view the remains of a big wreck and are not expected to recover. The couple were taken to Rowlesburg for surgery and are described as fatally injured.-------------</assistant>
Gov Swanson appeals to ministers across Virginia to take up special collections for San Francisco disaster relief. Reports from Richmond and other towns show churches and citizens pledging hundreds in support, with funds routed through the Red Cross and state relief efforts. Local efforts include mass meetings, church collections, and loans to aid the fund.
Speriad to The Washington rose report from Gernstown Maryland April 2 states Philippine soldier Vilam ier was struck between two cars on the Western Maryland Railway at Thomasville last night and died in hospital hours later. His widowed mother Mrs Amanda Hauer awaited his return as he had just completed three years service in the Philippines and had planned to work through freights after discharge.
The Air Association for the Blind of the District met at a northwest street home Thursday at 2 23 pm with Mrs Charlotte Emerson Main presiding The secretary reported progress noting new members and urging increased membership The president reviewed work since 1897 noting the association paid current expenses and a mortgage The biennial election of officers and directors followed with multiple nominees and listed officers and directors including Mrs Charlotte Emerson Alain Mrs WH 4 Meizeratt Mrs Juliany Pound and others
The Automobile Club of Washington adopts bungalow style clubhouse plans for a frame building on Brightwood road beside Villa Flora Cluny. Estimated cost about 2500 dollars. Designs by W F Schneider. Main hall 22 by 36 feet with ladies and gentlemen rooms and a smoking room. Completion hoped by June 1. The club, with 130 members, has been progressive from the start. Officers and board of governors listed.
Donald Macpherson of 1002 New York avenue argues that establishing manufacturing and commercial enterprises in Washington and nearby districts would increase wealth, intelligence, and civilization. He contends industrial growth benefits the city, while opposing bureaucracy’s dampening influence and urging focus on productive development.
Washington Post report from New York on April 24 notes initial market optimism for stocks has faded after San Francisco's catastrophic disaster. Despite strong signs in iron and steel and copper demand, gold imports and bank liquidity influenced by Treasury actions caused volatility. Analysts predict ongoing financial strain from insured losses, remittances, and rebuilding costs, with long timelines for recovery and continued U.S. market impact.
The article surveys post disaster economic impact on railroads and markets, arguing repairs will drive costs higher than single destruction. It notes swift rebuilding in San Francisco as essential to restore commerce, while flagging stock market resilience and ongoing national prosperity despite calamity. It references executives, markets, and the broader economic context.
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