Mountain Vernon to Virginia Valley horseback ride by Wadsworth party
A 10 day horseback trip begins from Mount Vernon heading through Virginia into the Blue Ridge area. Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth leads a select group including Miss Mary Trent and Commander Henry V. Butler with Frederic Huidekoper. A retinue of grooms and a luggage wagon accompany them for provisions and comfort. The party plans stops at Culpeper Spotsylvania and Luray before returning to Washington after ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mary’ Carliale
H. V. Butler
Prederic Huidekoper
Herbert Wadsworth
Mount Vernon
Washington
Wadsworth
Mary Trent
Henry V. Butler
Frederic Huidekoper
Wadeworth
New York
Livingston County
Esville
Died. Obituary notices for multiple individuals with scattered details
Died notices from a 1930 edition report several deaths including Liam Poswele, a beloved husband of Fannie, aged 76, and Catherine, daughter of Mary and Vda, with funeral arrangements and locations mentioned. The fragmented text notes services at various churches and hospitals, listing dates and localities, though many details are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BMG
Nurun
Liam Poswele
Pasnit Senes
Koldas
Bumvand
Fannie
Hovaulay
Vatve
Mes
Georgia
Hame
Bis
Stas
Eriday
Nemes Hopital
Beloead
Witeyinson
Bede
Catherine Levee
Tay
Moniay
Agen
Edwin
Mary AL
Vda
Oh Sa
Awakening in Orient Tells of Asiatic Power Shift
Melville F. Stone, head of the Associated Press, returning from a six month world tour, cites rising Asiatic consciousness and population growth. He warns Westerners undervalue Asia while noting limited US export prospects and the impact of sanitation and modernization on mortality and urban development. He highlights unrest in India, China, Persia, and shifts in British influence, urging awareness of geostrategic and economic changes.
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Far East
India
New York
Melville Hh -Stone
Voster- Saytrom & Alx
Mr. Stone
Lotus Club
Asia
Sit
Portsmouth
Russia
Turkey
Persia
China
Ceylon
Europe
America
Endla
Manchester
Yangtse
Nour
Shanghai
Iran
Agix
Retires as Chief of State War Office Bell Steps Down
Gen J Franklin Bell relinquishes his post as chief of staff at the War Department after four years. Brig Gen Tasker Bliss will head the Army until Gen Leonard Wood reforms, with Bliss acting as special commissioner to the Argentine exposition and not returning to the city until late June.
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Tasker
Il Bliss
Army
Leonard Wood
Franklin’ Hels
Henemy
Gen
Bell
Eee
Cena Alves
Willlni
Tasker A. Allas
War Department
War College
Staf
Ball
Post. Yastetay
Philippines
Washington Post praises dog show organized by club
The Washington Post lauds the city’s premier dog show hosted by the Washington Xentral Club, noting it as the greatest event of its kind ever seen locally. Edward A. Conroy provided support and Pennington Post assisted with oversight.
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Washinton
Alleged Thief Adin Willard Arrested in Baltimore Case
A Baltimore arrest tied Adin Willard to a robbery in Washington where Roscoe Bangs lost cash checks and receipts totaling $3,035.75. Willard denied the charges, claiming amnesia, and was escorted to the First precinct station after identification by Detective Ver Tolllion. He was later linked to George Seymour by Detective Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Googe
B. “Willard
George “A. Mitchell
Elias Milliam Howard
Charlie
Baltimore
Yester- Bey
Frank Baur
First Precinct
Dune
Poe
Oseline
Roscoe Bangy
Hore Savings Bank
Lana
Chicago
Washington
Ageinut
Willard
Materallee
Bangs
Arcented
Pal
iWilard
George Seymour
Daugherty
Baltimers, Bureau
Boardman
Fragmentary ARALTH office record of names and births
A garbled OCR list names many individuals with births and associated hospitals and places. It reads as a mixed record of people such as Stacy Beathy Beach Macy Russell Hattie Be ra ha Walter Mary Binning Jonette Shaw Macy Catey Sneehaon Pops Robert Lorpabuies Deaney Oriondo Wend h Witten Brown Anne Mattan Davison Providence Hospital Wilkes Gargela Memorial Hospital Emergency Hospital Annes White and other unclear entries.
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Grartec
Dua Stacy
Hay
Arlec
Macy Q. Beach
W. Russell
Hattie Be ‘Raha
Walter
Mary K. Binning
Epre i
Litem Fi
Borns Toy
George Kond
Jonette ‘Shaw
Asse Ean
Macy E. Catey
the Bimon
Sneehaon
Aif
Zahn C
Mary
Pops
Twain Estate and Posthumous Works Discussed in Solitary Memoir
A long review outlines Mark Twain's wealth from royalties and stock investments, noting earnings from writing and a substantial but not vast estate. It mentions unpublished manuscripts, manuscripts held by literary executors, and ongoing interest abroad, plus a biographical project and epitaph decisions at Elmira.
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Fifi Avenue
Nth Street
Ark Twain
Oneip
Mark Dwain
Langdon
Clemens
Dexd
Mark
Clements
Baen
Mari
Ifivastmente
Henry H. Rogers
Invest Fments
Fabla
Fyrom
Oczasténn
Ari
Jj ‘Wall Atreat
Mark ‘Weth
Herper&Bros
Mack Twain
Numbata
Forders
Mark ‘Twai
The Twain Letter to Congress Sparks Debate on Thanks
The missive from Mark Twain urges Congress to grant him thanks for his literary asset support. Twain presses for immediate action, seeking a floor debate to secure the gesture before Congressional ratification later. He argues the overdue acknowledgment is proper and earned, aiming to spur immediate passage.
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Lahelgeath
Teaan Aps
Cannan
Cannar
Congress
House
Joe
Mquid
Ganeress
Sargeant-Atama
Mare Twain
Ancient statue stolen from Metropolitan Museum of Art
Conrad Hewitt of the Metropolitan Museum of Art reported to police today that a bronze ancient Egyptian statue valued at 91 500 was stolen from the museum in New York. The theft occurred in April. no suspect has been identified.
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Metropolitan, Museum of Art
New York
Conrad Hewitt
Metropolitan Museum ‘of Art
Museum
Greek Naval Duel Near Athens Ends in Fatality
At Athags near Athens on April 22 two naval officers, Captain Teulgles and Commander Ghigtopulog, clashed in a meeting. Taukalas shot and killed his adversary. The quarrel’s cause is unknown.
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Athens
Téulgles
Ghigtopulog
Taukalas
Three Former Federal Employees Nabbed in New York
A federal grand jury indicted three former customs service employees in New York on conspiracycharges. George E. Badell once chief clerk in the weighing division Cranes H Ward and Therles D Drew weighed imports at docks. Indictments allege conspiracy to defraud the government of duties on sugar macaroni figs cheese and other merchandise.
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New York
Washington
Custom House
Federal
Grand ‘Jury
United States Mardhals
Amder
Customs Service
George E. Badell
Surveyors’ aMice
H. Warde
Therles D. Drew
W Wom
Bedell
Bloomfeld
Nang
Was
Reading
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Mount > Vernon
Mount Ver'wall
Bate
Paris
Pittsburg
Herat
Toeler
Rochester Herald
Renabue
Paul Pinrene
Pfox
New Pont Bruton
Puntie Ladeer
Mit
Lisitti-Comar, Butler
Mary Carlisle
Frew
England
Taiwa
Central Asia
Desbars
Lora Morley
Aulatte
Stone
Kalon
Stare
J. Franklin
J. Franklin Bell
Washington Post
Edward A. Conroy
Adin
George “Willard
Clere
Polis
Vorce
Reeves
Hetchel- Sevier
American Red Cross
Besnr
Maj. Sylveate
Aralth Office Record
Exther
A. Davison
Providencs
Hosp
Oxeies
Wilkes
Nevindise, Jr
Gargela
Hemorial
Hoppliat
Haga Boere
Ascfetio
Sergey Wes
TG Lataw
Bam
Annes White
Macrine -Crider
Mistaw
Pears Taha Joseph
Castello
Yones
Sanna
Dal
Cesial
Jamie F
Pomerer
Ataok
York
Clamens Jett
Ais
Biogra
Raegeviit
Weltewag
Mark. Twain
Bae
BEE
A&p On
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Hartford
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