Winchester Fire Losses Top Sixty Thousand in Two Days
A two day Winchester blaze spree destroyed about 60 000 dollars of property including Halze and Bro planing mill and lumber yards and the skating rink owned by B L Glaize. Firemen battled flames for hours and armed guards patrolled the district as detectives worked the arson case.
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List of 1910 Baltimore obituaries and funeral notices
Obituaries and funeral notices for multiple residents dated April 1910. Entries include Joseph D. Sheedy of Washington, Hither Ann Austin of Detroit, Earl Alma Brewer, Welleral DuBois, Mary M. Lgn, William H. Pritch Leet, Harriet Smith, Anne Wood, and a memorial for Dolly Ogle. Details give residence addresses, relatives, funeral arrangements, and interment plans.
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Austin
Frederick R. Austin
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Detroit
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Vienna
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Earl Alma Brewer
Niles Jate
Gq’ Street
St. Peter's Church
Mount Oliver Cemetery
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al Va
Mary
Tripcleett
William H. Pritchlut
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Blanch Gorden
Firth Pets
Finners
Smith
Condit Road
Harriet Law
Hiram Brmith
Torr
T Street
Anne
Totten
Wood
Maude
Earle
Thomas Tlalmes
Death of a boy by accidental shooting in Charlottesville
A family in Charlottesville reports a fatal shooting when a shop clerk, Northey, bought a revolver from a Negro boy who then alerted the clerk to the danger. While the clerk examined the weapon, the boy tried to flee and was shot as the pistol discharged unintentionally. Northey surrendered to authorities for investigation by the coroner.
Expert Against Dr Hyde Conflicts on Poison Death Verdict
In Kennas City Mo April 2 the Hyde murder trial shifted to expert medical testimony with Dr Frank L Hall testifying on the autopsy of Col Thomas H Swope. Hall said no natural cause appeared in Swope and under cross examination admitted earlier statements could yield a death by senile debility. He finally said death could be due to poisoning based on a long hypothetical. Mildred Fox testified she fell ill with typhoid fever after dining at the Swope home.
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Chicago
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Col.Swope
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Hart
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Swope Home
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Ada Wolfe Shot in Hagerstown Tragedy Names Suspect
Ada Wolfe, 29, daughter of Nathaniel Cross of Boonsboro, was shot three times in eastern Hagerstown and is in critical condition after a quarrel with David Bowers, 35, who is accused in a dying statement. Police found a revolver with three empty chambers at his brother Edward Bowers’ home.
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Nathaniel Cross
Boonsboro
David Bowers
Calvin Bowers
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Fires Home in Play In Hagerstown Child’s Escape
In Hagerstown Maryland on April 29 Catherine Moore three years old and a playmate wandered to the public square. After being found in another city section the child’s mother punished her by bed and the child set the house on fire with matches. The McCarter meat shop residence on High street suffered heavy damage.
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West Virginia Postmasters Named and Local News flash
The President appointed postmasters in West Virginia including Beard Pocahontas county and Friel Monarch Kanawha county with other appointed names. A mine No. 2 belter and fanhouse at Franklin burned from a smokestack leak. Harrison county reports 13 140 school children, up 92. Jury in the Waldron case failed to agree and was discharged. Gov Glasscock and T C Miner pick a site for James Rumsey statue at Shepherdstown College. Martin L Steck dies in Welch Run at 71 after pneumonia. wife predeceased him and seven children survive. Danville election result stands with no contest. Willard banquet hosts physicians from across the country.
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Shepherdstown College
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Licensed to Marry in Montgomery County
Walter Jt. Dunawin aged 20 and Grace Lolzear aged 72 seek license in Montgomery County MG The Rev H F wine jams Thomde H Whitaker age 28 and Allein Ht Ware age 19 The Rev William H Psi Alexantis age 28 of Baltimore and Mary B de Nev J Henning Netmsy in the notice.
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Baltimore
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Births and Deaths Recorded in Health Office Ledger
Health office records list numerous births including boys and girls born to families such as James H. Birtha and Buttle V. Drvver and others at various halls and homes. Deaths include Anne H. Knight age 4, Anoy Clarkson, Matilda G. Pumphrey, Green J. Jordan, Coraline Taylor and several others linked to Providence and Washington facilities with ages ranging from 4 to 70.
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Anoy Clarkson
Providence Hospital
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Casualty Hospital
Coraline Taylor
Oliver Johnom
Jonsy Faust
Washington Asylum
Martha, Andrews
Tubsreulonts Hospital
Virginia Briefs Touch On Rabid Dog Bite And Collapses
Virginia briefs report three children bitten by a rabid dog near Aspinwall Charlotte County a store roof collapse in Portsmouth with no injuries Robert Harris held for grand jury in Roanoke for shooting a Black man Arlen Saunders to recover after being shot Fire at Danville damages a $15000 stock at W Johnson Co dry goods and a five story building contract awarded News Lifters report Lt McCracken to report at Narragansett Bay station for naval war college summer conference Rev Grant’s stables burned at Dinwiddie County Courthouse.
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Howard Moss
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T. McCricken
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Obituary notices from Virginia towns report several deaths
In Virginia obituaries from Harrisonburg Charlottesville Fredericksburg and Richmond many residents are noted as dying in April. James R Heaton of Mount Clinton died in Missouri at age three from tuberculosis and will be buried at home. Susan Huckstep 37 died in a local hospital and is survived by husband and children. Mrs William Smith died at her son in law's home in Spotsylvania aged elderly. Miss Fannie White of Caroline died at Bowling Green aged about seven and Miss Irene Rixey of Caroline died in Richmond aged 63. J Blake Chew formerly of the city died at his home in Prince William county of typhoid fever age 60. Virginius Borstoux 74 died at the Retreat for the Sick from gout. he was a former Confederate soldier and Richmond Grays member.
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James R. Heaton
W. C. Heaton
Mount Clinton
Missouri
Charlottesville
Susan Huckstep
Harrysville
Fredericksburg
William. Smith
John Potlock
Spottsylvania County
Fannie White
Caroline County
Joan I. White
Bowling Green
Irene Rixey
Richmond
J. Blake Chew
City
Prince ~William County
Virginius Borstoux
Richmond Grays
Lynchburg Beats Roanoke 6 3 In Second Series Clash
Lynchburg rebounds to defeat Roanoke 6 to 3 in the second game of the series. Brandon held Roanoke to eleven hits as Lynchburg tallies come in pairs, with standout batting support and small-ball scoring. Time: 1 hour 48 minutes. Washington Post dispatch from Lynchburg April 23.
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North Carolina Beats Wake Forest 1 0 In Pitchers Duel
UNC returns from a northern swing to blank Wake Forest 1 0 at Chapel Hill. Hedgepeth pitched a complete game with ten strikeouts, Daniels and Watkins behind him for UNC. In Mobile Ala a Confederate Veterans order reappoints Gen. W H Mickle as adjutant general.
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Virginia Weddings and Local Notices From April Reports
Fredericksburg wedding at Montague Baptist Chapel for Benjamin J Newton and Mies Alice Lena Hudson. North Tazewell notes Lettle Peery wedding to Henry Harmon at Mr C H Peery’s home. Hagerstown reports William Huckley’s marriage to Miss Suft Mary’s Catholic reg card. Keyser WV set for July 6 congressional convention amid WV GOP battles with Sturgis and Forman in district race.
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Henry Harman
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William J. Huckley
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Fusion Ticket Emerges In Local Election Fight
A heated local race sees both white and black factions withdraw after two caucuses. A fusion ticket forms, featuring a colored candidate, challenging the old board up for reelection. Names on the old slate include Marion Ducket, Francis Gash, John Haynes, Frederick Eller, and Augustus H. Dahler with opponents Theodore Sooneberg, Frederick Breitschneider, John Hhorback, William Constantine, and Bert Culley colored.
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Francis Gash
John Haynes
Frederick Eller
Augustus H. Dahler
Theodore Sooneberg
Frederick Breitschneider
John Hhorback
Wiliam Constantine
Bert Culley
Alexandria Jury Clears Railway After Inquest Verdict
The Alexandria inquest into the death of an unidentified man struck by a car near Rosemont adjourned as officers investigated. Police Chief Goods testified no foul play or drugging was found, with a verdict exonerating the railway and its employee. the city will bury the dead man at public expense.
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Plan Sequel to Storm Disruption on Inauguration Day
Baltimore April report notes AT&T seeks state good roads commission permission to lay conduits along Maryland roads from Philadelphia to Baltimore and toward Washington. The project aims to supplement existing lines with an underground mineral conduit system connecting major cities, prompted by the Taft inauguration storm that disrupted communications.
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Unpaid Jamestown Exposition Stock Affects Creditors
In Norfolk on April 23 Justice Waddil ruled that unpaid stock subscriptions form part of a corporation's trust estate for creditors. The decision upheld the demurrer against a collective suit to collect unpaid subscriptions, noting defendants' entitlement to individual jury trials in a state court.
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Katherine Gould Industrial Farm to Train Youth in Virginia
Mrs Katherine Gould deeded her Lynchburg Virginia estate of 140 acres to the Katherine Gould Industrial Farm for an industrial school offering free training to young people. The transfer, made through an 8 New Jersey corporation, reserves life use to Mrs Gould. The property cost her over 100000 dollars and is located on a Virginia farm near Lynchburg.
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Downs Barks Commissioner
Baltimore officials announce J Dukes Downs selected as banking commissioner with a 3000 yearly pay The State board also set May B as the bid opening date for 1500000 in State road bonds involving Gov Crothers Comptroller Hering and Treasurer Vandiver
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Divorce suit cites spouse neglect and single dress in twelve years
Cumberland Md April 2. Mrs Satile D Baldwin sues Frank M Baldwin for divorce alleging he wastes his time fishing and has given her only one dress in twelve years while leaving her to manage the inherited 2 1 2 acre farm. Road Supervisors named for Montgomery County districts. Rockville Md April 2. County commissioners appoint district supervisors including Joseph Allnutt H Samuel Riggs Percy Price J Clinton Dorsey and William Gregg in district one.
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Wiliam Waters
William
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George D. Jones
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Marcellus Wade
Clyde Gruyth
Charles G. Duffét
H. Clay Perry
William G. Counselman
Charles A. Clagett
Gith
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Henderson
Benton G. Ray
George A. B. Cissell
B.D. Beall
Missing Penn Hall Student Carola Craig Feared Dead
Miss Carola Craig, 17, a Penn Hall student at Wilson College, vanished after leaving her aunts in Chambersburg on Wednesday. A note claimed she would be found in Conocacheague Creek, fueling fears of self harm while authorities search for the Philadelphia native and daughter of Dr. Thomas Craig.
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Saloons Allowed to Stay Open on Primary Election Day
Western Maryland report notes Cumberland saloons may remain open next Tuesday per State's Attorney Robb. Frederick officials pass ordinance funding a 64,000 bond issue to cover city floating debt. W C I U offers reward for arrest of cigarette sellers to underage individuals. Farmer Eugene Trayer, about 17, killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Beeds Mills. Harper Potting, son of J B Poting, wounded with a gutshot at Western Maryland Hospital Cumberland after a barn shooting. gun handed to a companion who discharged it.
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Frederick
Waynesboro
Eugene Trayer
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Officials Transferred and Divorces Noted in Baltimore
Baltimore headquarters announce May 1 move for Rob ert Finny to Pittsburg general agent post. Loree and Williams swaps, Laughlin to succeed Williams. Mrs Eliott seeks absolute divorce from William D. Elliott in Rockville court. Harold Elliott custody sought. Miss Mary Jane Speer and Harry Nicholls wed at Rockville. Richmond officers invited to Windsor for 12st anniversary Blues event.
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Maryland Weddings in Hagerstown and Nearby Areas
April 29 wedding notes from Hagerstown list Miss Bessie M. Booth and Jesse H. Cavender married at a parsonage by Rev. Conrad Clever. Additional nuptials include Grace Mary Bitner with Norman D. Neidigh in Hagerstown by Rev. A. L. Hubbard, and Mary Hargebrodes with Blaine Warner in Carlisle. Other couples are Sedie Boyd with George Strotme of North Mountain, Mannie B. Shank with Albert Gaylor at United Brethren parsonage, and Daisy Sharon with Edward Achkettle at St. Peters rectory. Also noted: A. G Kamounds appointed clerk for Danville US courts after W. M. Mauzy’s death.
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Wordfordsburg
Jesse Hi. Cavender
Purcell
Conrad Clever
Grace Mary Bitner
Norman
Neidigh
Newville
A. L. Hubbard
Methodist Charen
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Blaine Warner
Carlisle
Albert Gaylor
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Edward Achkettle
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