Leper in Tent. Elkins Won’t Admit Him Near Town
A Syrian leper believed to be Rashid is quarantined near Pickens Randolph County after travel from Belington and a split authorities’ response across Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The leper remains in a tent as officials decide next steps amid conflicting views on containment and a claim that North Brother Island leper colony no longer exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belington
Randolph County Health Board
Washington
Elkins
W. Va
George
Bessett
Rashid
Tikins
Randolph, County
State Board of ‘Health
Maryland Board
Pickens
Randolph County
Western Maryland Railroad
al Rashid
Ball Wiore
Ohio
Picker Board
Allontown
AL Belington
Rossett
North Brothers Island
N. Yu
Doty
New York
Maryland
West Virginia
Miller Named For Congress In West Virginia Nominating Convention
In Hittington West Virginia on August 2 the Democratic nominating convention for the Fifth congressional district met and nominated Hon Joseph S Miller of Kenova former Commissioner of Internal Revenue under Grover Cleveland and a close ally of the ex President. After counties yielded no candidates the roll call proceeded until Raleigh County moved to nominate Miller by acclamation amid growing enthusiasm. The convention adopted resolutions endorsing William J Bryan for President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hittington
W. Va
West Virginia
Joseph
Miner
Kenova
Internal Revenue
Grover Cleveland
John H. Holt
Miler
Raleigh
Miller
William J. Bryan
Explosion Burns Three at Frostburg Worksite
At Union mine in Frostburg Maryland on August 2 Henry Misel John Keer and William Keer were severely burned when a powder explosion occurred as they rested. A man dropped a lit match after lighting a pipe and spilled powder ignited causing serious facial and hand burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Frostburg
Henry Misel
John Keer
William Keer
Tnion
Ming
Burned to Water's Edge and Steamer Thomas Newton Sunk
August 2 The steamer Thomas Newton on route from Norfolk to Elizabeth City was struck by the bark Mars and towed by the bark Bahirick of Philadelphia in Pasquotank River near the Ismal Swimp Canal. The Newton sank, cargo of lime ignited and burned to the water's edge. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Newton
Elizabeth City
Norfolk
Birgs Mars
Ti Bahirick
Philadelphia
Pasquotank
Newton
Specie to The Washington ruse and forged check case
Annapolis August 2 James Butler a former U S Army man was held for the grand jury on a charge of passing a forged $2 check. The claimant says a candidate named Spencer gave the check while Spencer denies the accusation. Butler’s bail was set at $500. Also a report from Winston-Salem states a Roanoke Va arrest of a suspected killer, Frank Bohannon, in the slaying of W E Beadman near Jamestown with a deputy sheriff traveling to identify the man in Koaushire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annapolis
James Butler
Nexto
United States Army
Gooleman
Butler
Spencer
Naval Academy
Winston-Salem
N. C
Roanoke
Frank Bohannon
W. E. Beadman
Southern Railway
Jamestown
Koaushire
Narrow Escape From Drowning Near Fredericksburg
Henry Rose and his son Robert with William Sullivan of Stafford endured a near drowning while crossing Clayborns Run. The swollen stream washed them downstream but a rescue saved all three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spedalwy
Wensnington Pos
Fredericksburg
Henry Rose
Robert
J William Sullivan
Stafford
Clayborns Run
Railroad to Move Office to Danville District
The Southern Railway records office for the Washington Danville Richmond and North regions will be relocated. W T Withinst, in charge, arrived today to start preliminary arrangements. About twenty people will be employed in the new office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apedal
Danville
The
Southern Railway
Washington, Danville, Richmond, and
Norte
W. T
Tieace
David E. Dick Suspended From U S Custom House
Deputy Surveyor David E. Dick was suspended from duty at the U S custom-house by order of the Treasury Department in Washington. Dr. R A Ravenscroft signed the suspension as charges were preferred against him. Dick said the action surprised him and blamed Collector Stone for the move over his refusal to aid Col George A Pearce in the Allegany County primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
David E. Dick
United States Custom-House
Treasury Department
Washington
R. A. Ravenscroft
Stone
George A. Pearce
Ahefany
Lawyers' League Adjourns After Ninth Delegation Assembly
The Commercial Law League of America wrapped up its twelfth animal convention in Asheville North Carolina electing HH G W Dinkelsalel as president Edger F Brown of Syracuse first vice president George M Naplec of Atlanta second vice president Henry Deutch of Minneapolis treasurer W Hart of New Orleans and W F Carroll of New York as recording officers E F P Allen of Minneapolis and A V Cannon of Cleveland named to the executive committee Detroit was chosen as next year's convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashevile
N.C
Commercial Law League of América
HH. G. W. Dinkelsalel
San Francisco
Edger F. Brown
Syracuse
George M. Naplec
Atlanta
Ihtra
Henry Deutch
Maneapolis
W. ©. Hart
New Orleans
W. F. Carroll
New York
E. F P. Allen
Minneapills
A. V. Cannon
Cleveland
Detroit
Husband kills rival in lone place near Gate City Va
Clinton Peters shot Bent Baldwin through the head in a lonely area near Fort Blackmore twelve miles north of Gate City. Peters claimed self defense after finding Baldwin with his wife who had just returned to him from Wise County. He surrendered to a justice and was jailed after waiving trial. both men come from prominent families and the tragedy shocked the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Gate City
Fort Blackmore
Here
Clinton
Peters
Baldwin
Wise County
Elaima
Riders Take Honors At Albemarle Horse Show
Charlottesville reports thousands witnessed the sixth annual Albemarle Horse Show as mud hindered some events. David Dunlop rode Confidence and Navajo to clean rounds over the 3 foot jump. Dunlop and A Randolph Howard shared top prizes including the Monticello Cup and a ladies harness cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Howard and
Dunlop
Washington Post
Albemarle Horse Lion Association
Yino
David Dunlop
A. Randolph Howard
Fredericksburg
Dorothy Henry Henderson
Jefferson ML Levy
Presi’dent
Assemarle Association
Sadie
Oake Stack Farm
Keewlck
Geory Mala
Withee AW
Orborne
Gordonsville
Daffodil
Thomas Javes’ Potts
Cobhim
Byer
Moater
George A. Goodyear
Charlottesgil FonFuh
Forles Fu
Claw
Altert
Cuaretteeste
Kascie Sweet
Wine
Far M
Okle
Marshall
Aevond
Garber & Gar ‘Er
Randolph
Howneff Prederickborg
Garber & Garber
Harriganourg
Sperling Lendam
F. WV
Okte
Marshal
Alken
Blair ‘Jonson's
Tears
Frenten
Bome
Mate
Harring& Mootzo
Nokreville
Bristow
Black
Heart
Gosted
Black Heart
E. J. Ward
Fin. Marine
J. G. Carter
University of Virgina
Depot
Nellie
E. M. Magruder
Piedmant Hunt
Glut
Fst
Pork Back
Robin Amir
Blur Johnson
Radiant
Allen Pottd
Sweet Winey F
Wintles
Robert
Valentine
Janeth
Norfolk
Sint
Garber
Herring & Meotza
Nokesville
Stocktog
Grand Marahall
Black Sox
Wilbir Osborne
Donsville
Harry Patton
David Dentoy
John T. Morson
Dorothy Hen ¥ Henderson
Wilbur
Gabore
Oaks Stock Farm
Princess Dodo
Mato
Sidnor & Ch. Somerset
Thins
Blair Johnson
Fourte
Dasdles
Harnes
George Mason
Dogter Fieid
Francea L. Howard
Raat
A. Trandolph Howard
Tipper
Mra. J
ML Allen
Lady Wilks
Robert J. Valentine
Confcience
Navelo
Agonite
Kescher
Odka Stock Farm
KILLED FIFTY ALLIGATORS AND SHARKS ON CRUISE
Danville Va Aug 2 Russell J Coles tobacconist and noted big game fisher returned from a 30 day voyage off Mooreead City NC aboard his yacht He reported many alligators and sharks encountered plus a historic 1260 pound shark previously caught by him and dissected by the U S Fish Commission Also noted are horse show results and horse names from Charlottesville Gordonsville Warrenton and nearby farms with several prize winners and judges listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Danville
Russell J. Coles
Mooreead City
N.C
Coles
United States Fish Commission
Negro killed after pistol play in Salisbury pond
Special to The Waele Post Salisbury North Carolina Aug. 2 1890 Ed Hamp ton a Negro was shot and killed near this city this afternoon by John Brooks also a negro who escaped They were in swimming and played with pistols during a quarrel Brooks fired the shot entered Hamp ton s mouth This is one killing where there is no posse pursuing. Local notices of deaths follow from nearby towns and counties with multiple obituaries including Mrs Mary Jane Shethorse and postmaster Andrew J Williams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waele Post
Salisbury
N.C
Hampton
John Brooks
Brooks
School Teachers Appointed in Maryland Districts
Rockville Md Aug 2 the appointments of the following public school teachers were announced today Slidell school Allen E Haney Cropley school Stella E Thomas Sandy Spring high school Roger N Whiteford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Rockville
Slidell
Allen& E. Haney
Cropley
Re. Stella E. Thomas
Sandy Spring
Roger
Nwhiteford
Society Man Sentenced in Virginia Iron Case
Bristol Tenn August 2 John B Caldwell former treasurer of the Inman Virginia operations of the Virginia Iron Coal and Coke Company was sentenced by Wise Circuit Court to seven years in the penitentiary. Caldwell pleaded guilty and repaid the company for all stolen funds after admitting falsifying payrolls over a long period. He comes from an esteemed Virginia family and was a prominent Bristol society figure before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bristol
Tenn
John B. Caldwell
Inman
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke’ Company
Wise
Caldwell
Caldwenn
Virginia
Danville
Alexandria Republican split flares over city chair election
Philips defends action after two meetings select city chair and delegates for the Congressional convention. Graves Crupper Evans and Dean named delegates while Phillips claims a divid ed party and vows to fight the other faction. Conflicting notices and private conferences mark the dispute in Alexandria politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrington “Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Bsculer
Wilard P. Graves
Frank _Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Waa
Nortons
Phillips
Alexis
Republican Party
Joseph
L.crupper
Aid
Teniday
Shuer
Wag
Tonyas
Shuler
W. P. Graves
Joseph L. Cropper
Frank “Eivans
Charytes Dean
McPhillins
Judge Nicol Rules In Insolvent Jackson Phillips Case In Ackandria
Judge C H Nico of Ackandria grants that the Jackson Phillips Brick Company insolvency is sustained. The injunction remains, case stays on the docket, and property will be sold by a joint commission. Complainants’ objections on attachments and bonds are overruled. tax claims and trust deed priorities are specified. A special term is set for Saturday to enter the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H Nico
Ackandria
John
Tackson-Phill “Hrick
Hugh J. Phillips
William H. Jackson
Mertens & Agnew
Merteia
William 441
Jackson
Jackson-Phillips Brick Company
Washington-Southern’ Railway Company
Nicol
Circuit Court
Funeral of Capt Nicholas Dayoan Held at Seminary Hill
The funeral for Capt. Nicholas Dayoan occurred yesterday afternoon at the Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia Hill. Rev. Dr A. Wallis led services with pallbearers including Willam RR Knox Lewis Rooff and G Worthington. Burial followed at Ivy Home Cemetery with Lee Camp Confederate Veterans of Alexandria in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Dayoan
Cameron
Farfax County
Episcopal Theological Seminary of
Virginia
Hill
8 A. Wallis
Willam
Knox
Lewis Rooff
Willis
Lee
Worthington
Lee Camp of
Confederate Veterans
Alexandria
Nody
Will begin electric plant work in Alexandria city
Attorney CC Carlin in Philadelphia reports Raward BH Mandeville has won the Alexandria electric franchise for 30 years. Contracts for a regional plant costing 75 000 to 100 000 have been placed. Work on the building will start soon, with the charter for the company likely granted within days. Electrician Kirby resigns after 15 years to join National Electric Construction in Washington. Kirby built Alexandria’s heating plant and was elected city electrician. Mrs Moore hosts her mother Mrs William A L Moore of Prince Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin
Raward
Mandeville
Philadelphia
Alezendtla
Tol
Caynan
Ford
Hunters Rage Opens as Muddy Show Draws Large Crowd
Front Royal Va Aug 2 heavy rain spills mud over the first day of the horse show. Zadog and Huff Up win top classes with a large crowd watching. Several races and events postponed to today amid wet conditions. Notable names include Zadog Huff Wallach Wing Heat Race winners and participants from Harrisonburg, Front Royal, Delaplane and Manassas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Ben
Lilia
Dassie
Washington East
Front Royal
Sonatore
Socmtaeiedy
Rose
C. Hyd
Lents
Chicago
Royel
Loudoun Stables
Alle
Bayard
Hed
Wwelter
Firat
Zadovy Charles
Huff Alexanaria
Hengal
Georg ‘F.’Welhan
Oak “Crea
Stigeona
Richeltew
Park End
Sir Eppa
Rayne
Telaplane
Hmyé 'Sever
Géneral Grant
Wathen
Devond
Febriéss
B. BR
Jacobs
Chames Ne- Frank
Baltimores
Marvia
Man Shoots Self At Home Amid Family Tragedy
Special to The Washington Post reports a man named Allera, aged sixty, fatally shot himself at his home while his son Herman was present. A gun discharge occurred about 8 o clock morning, found the top of the head blown off after misplacing the muzzle. Survived by three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Hia
Herman
Allera
Eighteenth-Year-Old Drowns Bathing in Shenandoah River
An eighteen-year-old son of Robert Stanley, a Norfolk and Western engineer, drowned yesterday afternoon in the Shenandoah River at Shenandoah while bathing with friends. He was seized by cramps and sank before rescuers could reach him. the body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Robert ‘Stanley
Norfolk and Western
Shenandoah River
Shenandoah
Tee
Maryland Obituary Notices from Frostburg and Nearby Areas
Frostburg and Cumberland report multiple obituaries aged sixty to seventy six. Jethro Jeffries son of Monmouthshire born, died aged sixty. Mrs. Buz Aber Prout, 67, died at home after months of stomach illness. A teen from Rockville, a typhoid fever case, and local deaths in Washington Hesereiown and Magerstown are noted. Jacob Geizendanner, from Frederick County, and William Beer, a long lived Frederick County resident, are among the deceased. A streetcar operator trial in Richmond ends with no verdict. judge orders new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Jethro
Jeffries
Monmouth
Rhire
Wajen
Americk
Cumberland
BuzAber Prout
James Prout
Washington
Hesereiown
Mtr Byer
Torday
Maralyats
Mex
Suann Hadbere
Hageratowen
éargo-Hainburg
Pagerktown
Johnh
Middleburg
Harieoth
Aue
Jacob Geizendannér
Tara Naar
Kere
Way Coud
Counset
Frederick
Coun
John
Edward
Philadelphia
Witan HL. Harrison
John H. Beer
Farrous
Equity Court Records With Multiple Trustees and Admin Orders
A DC court record lists numerous cases and actions across equity, probate, and trust matters. Details include appointments of receivers, auditors, and trustees, with notices of distribution, bond requirements, and conveyance authorizations.
Fragmentary Notices of Property Transfers in Northwest Ward
OCR reads a chaotic list of property transfers and trusteeships across Mount Pleasant Lovell Streets Northwest and surrounding blocks. Names include Wallace Babcock, Lilian Seans, Rev Charles Smith, todos with scattered lot and square references, trustees, and multiple street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace’. Babcock
Lilian M. Seans
Charles “Apwn Smith
Ayer Coheri
Sale Rachmil
Rabidulfus Losh
Thomas Power
Lucie Peterson
Jamen
Mackin
Master Jackson
Aga Lawson
George WW. Lee
Aenes
Margaret Pereti Re. Lee
Carrie Ricngse
Dahn Richards
Mount Pleasant
William DY Tale Todames
Aduare
Faremiah H
Dongean
James
She
Square
Dayké Barrett
James A. Sullivan
Dantet
Pauare
Hilleroge
George
Tate
Suhucken Homer
Sid
John
Waller
F. Jonna
Lot
Charles Setiafer
Sthedy
Trath
Spicer
Cai Ester Meory
J Whse-Merile M.' Clarke
Anton Botts
Squire Lars
Columbia
Heights
Mount Eleasaat
Pleasant Plains
Harry Waramen
Giena
Diock
Alley
Fausth
Benjamin F
Shaw
Elfag
Barnes
Tong Meadowe
Nina
Gridien
Kate
Monés
B.davis
Amanda
Hackett
Cleveland
Borin & la Ferrasb
eAquitin
Bixik
George "C. Pumphray
Alr UK
Ihi
W. Curtis
Aquere
Health Office Record From 19th Century Freedmen Roles
Fragmentary health office record lists names such as Daniel Brice Della Rhenbottom and John Haysmond with ages from 22 to 68 tied to Freedmen's Hospital and Providence Hospital. Includes addresses like 325 C st ow and 1729 19th st nw with hospital affiliations and long-ago job notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Brice
Della Rhenbottom
Washington
John Haysmond
Kete Wells
Horpital
tOwers
Jobs
Alexander
Wadker
Thoman
Mbssett
Providence Hospital
iAlmon H. Thompson
Amuel P. Garrett
Sbason
Mary~p. Marshall
Ryan
Mareavetta
Jonn
Brgokeny
Congress
Missing Woman Probed Amid Mysterious Mushroom Trip
Baltimore August 2. The mystery of Mrs Annie Buellis missing since mushroom hunting with brother in law Vincent Alezinakas at 541 West Pratt Street a week ago remains unsolved. Police sweeped woods near Patapsco River between Catonsville and Ellioxt City with no clue. Clothing found ten days after disappearance, and investigators believe foul play. Alezinakas, out on 7000 bail on animal kidnapping charges, shows no signs of remorse as manpower continues efforts to locate the missing woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Annie Buellis
Vincent Alezinakas
Pratt Street
Woode
Patapsco
Catonsville
Ellioxt
Ieside
Roland Park
Etives Pumphréy
Es Erie
Ulozinskas
Deeds of Trust Foreclosure Names and Properties
A jumble of deed of trust entries lists trustees buyers and secured properties around Washington areas. It names Frederick A. Penning Frank F. Smith and various trustees with loan amounts around 4500 to 14600 dollars and terms of semiannual interest. Several blocks and lots including square 64 square 651 and properties in Moore and Harsours Addition and Arlington Church appear, with dates and parties such as Thaddeus Weds Thomex W. Stubblefield and Garfield A. Street involved in securing loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingles
Thomas W. Smithy
Byron
Adams
Frederick A. Penning
Frank F. Smith
Fredere
Smith
Bedroit Park
Alfred At
Alfred A Smit
Thomas “A. Jenkins
Daniel' T T. Buoiedel
Fithgerald
John J. Pesan
Iddre -Enterprice
Les" Longstrast
W. Riley
L. Cure Wallan
L. Damlony
Wilton
Leon Tobriner
Janee - Hateje Horrin
Floyd
Davis Ape
Gensfard
Accute
Kiran B. Coe
Moore &Harsour's
Withers
Atonee
Washington, D.C
Joh B. Larnery
Secre Washington
Eoin
A. Ohleon
Thomas H. Ficitors
J. Barri Trani
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Thaddeus
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B. & O. Railroad
Pickens, W. Va
Beachman
Bachlye
Pearce
Lawyers’ League
Byter
Wea Wong
Sum
Jnatics
Cigola
Me. Allen
Potts
Cobham
Marmion
George W. White
Baby
R. E. Creaser
Glass Midget
Car H.nolting
Trevi Va
Shadeland
J. Gace
Jewel
Red
Bul
Bird
Amckbey Stattlgat
Ciemov, R
Creasy
Conalvteney
B. Andrawa
Som
Holliday
Joel M. Wuchyon
John J
Mopman
Overton
Wath Sinkle Roadsters
Efnas
t¢-Grenville
Dolph Howard
Frederietesburg
Norfolk Navy Yard
Wilder
Sweetal
Lexington
William Wicher
Henry Smith
Leesburg
Potomac Baptist Association of Northern
Seanion
Huntington
Scanlon
Chatham
Aug
Mary Jane Shethorse
Pallavivania
Andrew J. Wiamarn
Guinea
Caroline County
Aude Deny
Besa
Sears
Fina
Gullel’e
Shannen Weshtingon Uennis
Suffolk
Iasidel
Dapville
Ella” Moore “Shadrach
A. Shadrach
Shadrach
Dal
Mexico
Exas
P Dagelie
Aus
AL Williams
Thomas Sewer Gacmest
Spyhli
Shere
Henry Mms
Henny T. Garnet
John. Garnett
King George
Thomas S. Garnett
Fourteenth
Virginia Cavalry
Krol Reval
Johnson Istana Unett
Mahone
Rockbridge
Twohildren
Mra Gressa Gileon Noll
Joan Ar -Gitwan
Georgia Lackey
Timber Ridge Church
Far Pa the Lelight
Philips
Capt. Dawson
Lee Camp
Arc
Zadog
Huff
Hunters
Jelly ‘Boy
Fire
Jelly Day
Prince
Wiltta
Maiiapsis
Seniger
C. W
Kentucky
Dew
Vnte
Prine
Aveiem
Myron
T. P. Tira
McTntyy Payne
Delaplane
Brothers
Hamilton
Fretaher
Unperville
Rage
Walladh
Wade Goodwich
Peddler
Poincey
Manassas
East Fall
Bather
Tory
Tne
Richmond
George C. ‘Andréws
Baine
Supreme
Court
District of Columbia
Equity
Janthe Barnard” Beach
J. Eximiner
Sheehy
George H. Deni
Rte
WR Dowslan
Detenaage
Harsiara
Johnson
Crandal Mackey
Bassett Ve. Bassett
Isvue
Gompliigane
Goltoltars
AF. Colleday
Arts Aetendant
Wy Op Dave
Northern ‘Mining Company
H. Weltch
Walla &. Wells
B. Calvert
R. Gordon Finne
Ve “Howard
W. Cahiplay
Examiner
W. C
Gracenal Court
NO. LrHr
Tastice Barnard
United” States
Barauel’ Pettalia
Guiety
Jeff
Birnard
Sante
Donelson
Jessie
B. Donsteen
Bond
Attomney
Framiz
Wackote
Harry Crampton
Elfowane
Torney
Mattander
Elzabeth L. Butllenburg
Barnard & ‘Tohnan
Bela VV
Beeto
guMing Ned
James B.cllorigan
Tetera
Jena da Witt
Aintea Degoraber
Aled
P “Batnte
George GC. Anderaauis
Arteraaus
Ume
George N. MaLanatan
Charlotte
Munde
Fretman
Jordan
Gordot
Attarnay
H. T
Atkigean
Martha A
Cyriin Sayde
Vinton
Ing and Trust Company
T. A Columbia Heights
Margaret
Balt
Palro
Herbert A. GI
C. Palro
Simon Flegman
George M. Emmerich
Douglass
Mackall
Snowden Huw
Meadows—Rosedaie
National + Safe Dupoart, Savings and Trust Company
Alericam
Block
Joseph W. Harper
Wiliam J. Flather
James J. Lampton
Ferdinand T. Schneider
Chichester
Clarence
Geasford
Adrian E. Cox
Walter G Davis
David Moora
Et “Uc
Union Trust
Pidelier’ Trust Company
Gernf Aima” i
Walter G. Davin
Figches Owens
Guy HL. Johnson
Georgisnns Brown
Ackington—Kettie
Brmstei
Charles
Frank T. Rawlings
Richard G. Rawings
D. H.R. Drury
Brandenpure
Hye
Doase
Fotapan
Dow Esnout
Brai Estate
Transeers
Health Office
TRE Berlitz School
ST. NW
de Princ
Grand Prigg
Liege
Breach
Gorin
Ken Mainee
Coltene
Erence Language School
EG Dee
Car Ente Strayer’s Business College
Cor
Indy Ieee Tetal U
Annie Arc Beer
Oshierx
Busan
Baylor Temple
Charlotte Hall
Cool Springs
Thomas
Tife
W . A. Belnipal
Grinascane
Rginia
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
Iiital
Tourdea
Addren
J.B. Lovert
May Privciyal
P. Mason
Augusta Military Academy
Bort Defiance
Shenandoah Valley
Easton
Roanoke Coltece
Alwo
Tooms
Fagienses
Adaresa Thy President
Salem
Sptm
Fauquier Institute
Rae Warrenton
Piedmont Region
Southern
Wahington
Gubutler
Randolph-Macon Academy
Rancolphy Macon
Virginie
Atte
Charles L. Melton
A. M
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Ervqsstar
Shenandoar Valley
Chewlar
Katherine B. Oras
Laura W. Gold
Priestnats
Bowling Green Female Seminary
Bowling Green
Tow
Ratey
W.B. Moses & Sons, F ST
Potomac
E Gill
Inabocer
Seneelee
Albas
Lire Rivera
Imperial Band
Majestic Theater
Amd
Dandy Dixii ‘Minstrels
Cotton Pickers’ Band
ACA
Pene Minstrels
Earth Bernone
Allstara
John Rucker
Alabama Loxsom
Zmy
Columbia Lodge
Toronto
Eidera
Groupis Ane
O'Cloce Evers Beenlag
Tacee Trips Beery
St. KL
Upton B. & C
Oppurlie
S-Treasury
Famome Rey
Paris
Emabarsten
Lecge- Secuum Ox
U. S. Marine Band
Cct
Penneylvania Ave
New Willard
Indy Teachers of
McCri
Nelso
Potomac Cneuranty
Het
Mordas
Alex K. Lips
Les Haulehe
Marion. P. Walker
H. F. Walker
H. EB Wralken
Atl Unblilies
BES Brown
B. Earnshaw & Bro
Fulton’s
Ninth Street N
Way
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