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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1904

Page

14

Western wheat trade shifts as Maryland grain ships east

Maryland wheat floods markets as demand surges from New Hampshire to Michigan. Baltimore embraces westbound grain at reduced rates after railroads align tariffs with eastward movement, easing long standing freight barriers. Mississippi to Virginia buyers push for nearby grain while Chicago and Toledo millers seek access to Baltimore pool.

Ohio Indiana Baltimore Eolal Washington Post Baltimore Chamber of Commerce New Hampshire South Carolina Michigan Chicago Central Trific Association H. VW Jone Minneapolis Minnesota Dakotas Atlantic Seaboard Baltimore and Ohio Tvo Solitatime Seig Flaltimore le Panes Thealtimore Toledo Hia Pennsylvania Deaters Haltarmore Ghia Pennsylvaa Ohio River Orst Marland Virginia Balti- Mote Agere

Typhoid Epidemic Hits Mount Savage With 100 Cases

Special to The Washington zoo Cumberland Maryland Aug. 7 Mount Savage reports over 100 typhoid cases in two weeks as the outbreak spreads beyond Jennings Run into Wellersburg Pennsylvania. Enamel brick plant and Union Mining plant workers are affected. plant operations may shut down. Andrew Ramsay and Matthew Campbell are among the ill and dead.

Washington Zoo Cumberland Mount Savage Jennings Run Wellersburg Andrew Ramsay Maatthew Campbell Union

Gen Felix Agnus Honored by French Government as Knight Commander

Gen Felix Agnus was appointed knight commander of the Nichan el Anouar order, a division of the Legion of Honor, by the French government. The honor recognizes his courtesy to French naval officers visiting Baltimore and his long service with the French Benevolent Society. Announcement came from the French Embassy, with selection approved by the Legion of Honor council and the French republic.

Baltimore Felix Agnus Nichan-el-Anguar Legion of Honor Gen Agnus French Benevolent Society Gen. Agnus

Cars Collide on Curve Near Bethesda Park

Special to The Washington Fest Rockville Md Aug 7 two cars on the Washington and Rockville electric road collided near a sharp curve beyond Bethesda Park no one injured but both cars badly damaged and traffic halted for hours signals misread but speed not excessive cars 412 and 1503 carried many passengers conductors and motormen named Voigt Harding Simpson Caffrey

Rockville Washington and Rockville Bethesda Park Cara Tleney Voigt Charles Harding Simpson John Caffrey

Steeple Planned for Dunkard Church at Linn

Yesterdays report from Hagerstown notes the progressive branch of the German Baptist Brethren Church plans a new church edifice at Linn with a steeple eleven feet square and seventy five feet high. The brick building will have limestone trimmings and may be the first Dunkard church in the nation to feature a tower. Rev. J. M. Tombaugh of Hagerstown organized the congregation.

Washington Hagerstown German Baptist Brethren Church Dunkards Linn J. M. Tombaugh

Two Killed on Railroad in Maryland And West Virginia

A Maryland rail yard accident in Piedmont left Bryan Welch crushed between cars, another unknown Wabash worker died after being struck by a train at Green Spring, and a separate sequence of regional incidents followed including a teachers institute announcement in Rockville and oblique notes on local deaths and events across Cumberland Salisbury and Staunton with fire losses at Sparrows Point and horse show mishaps. The day also covered political primary results in Huntington and a brief obituary for John P. Shackelford in Berkeley Springs.

Washington Post Cumberland Bryan Welch Baltimore and Ohio Piedmont Green Spring

Silver Ore in Maryland Sparks Short Line Railroad Plan

In Allagany County eastern Maryland silver and copper ore in paying quantities is reported. Gunsmith Johnson hid the site, later found by H Clay Robinette who traced the discovery to his relative. Capitalists buy land for a town to be named Long as surveyors lay out a short line to join the Wabash system and Western Maryland at Cherry Run. Robinette plans to return with a diamond drill to Maryland.

Washington Post Cumberland Allagany County Johnson H. Clay Robinette Phenix, Ariz Robinette West Virginia Central Maryland Cherry Run W. Va

Schoolday Sweethearts Wed at 68 and 71 in Virginia

Roanoke dispatch reports a wedding at Helena Bedford County where Mrs. Maria W. Black, 68, married Thomas H. Nance, 71, a former schoolmate whose life led him to Indian Territory. Both had prior marriages, reuniting after decades apart to begin their shared life in Mrs. Black's home.

Washington Post Rockville James A. Burroughs Mia William Beam William George Louis John Stephen Burroughs Willam Mollie Johnson Washington Roanoke Maria W. Black Helena Bedford County Mr. Nance Mrs. Black Indian Territory

Rains Affect Tobacco Market in Danville Virginia

In Danville Virginia on August 7 1904 conditions in the local tobacco market are largely unchanged with small receipts and steady prices. New primings fetch 2 to 212 cents but few farmers are saving primings. Recent showers disrupt curing color and pace but may improve with better conditions. July sales reach 1 119 435 pounds versus 98 801 pounds last year, and eleven months to July 30 total 41 983 ? pounds compared with 45 574 246 pounds prior year.

Washington Post Danville Danvigre Tobacco Association

Seventy first Virginia Regiment Camps at Camp Nalle

The Seventy first Virginia Regiment began a weeklong camp at Ocean View now named Camp Nalle in honor of the state adjutant general. Col A M Higging leads twelveCompanies with captains listed from Norfolk Newport News Hampton Suffolk and other towns. The artillery band of Old Point Comfort is in camp with the regiment.

Washington Post Norfolk Seventy-first Virginia Ocean View Camp Nalle State A. M. Higging F. L. Curtig Franklin G. W. Harrison Portsmouth J. W. Leigh A. G. Epps Emporia E. E. Goodwyn Old Point Comfort

Horse Show Opens Today in Staunton Virginia

Staunton hosts a packed crowd for a two day horse show starting Monday with notable attendees such as Lieut. Gen. Joseph Willard and Mrs. Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Battie of New York, Dr. F. Moyer, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Henry Witz of Baltimore. Tuesday includes a German at Columbian Hall. The Staunton city school board also met and elected twenty six teachers for the upcoming session beginning in September.

Washington Post Staunton Gev Joseph &. Willard Minneapolis Columbian Hall Reorganized City School Board

Ovation to Cornwell Dem Nominee for Governor West Virginia

West Virginia Democrat John J. Cornwell, candidate for governor, returned to Romney W V a Aug 7 to a crowd of hundreds led by the Romney Band. A mass meeting at the courthouse featured several speakers including Judge R W Dailey and W W B Cornwell. Large crowds cheered at Grafton Piedmont and Keyser with 1500 at Keyser. Cornwell noted many congratulatory messages from Republicans indicating broad support.

West Virginia Washington Post Romney W. Va John J. Cornwell Romney Band Court House George H. Johnson R. W. Dailey H. B. Gilkeson C. S. White Zimmerman W.W. B. Cornwell G. W. Osenton Fayette Grafton Piedmont Keyser Cornwell Lesa

Woman in Berkley shoots self in dress burns

Mrs. George W. Pounder of Berkley attempted suicide by firing a pistol into her breast in a Norfolk parlor last night. The bullet missed, burning only her dress as she spoke of marital troubles with her husband and mother-in-law. Separately, Newport News reports James Dunn jailed for murderously assaulting his wife with an ax after a quarrel. Elkins sees the first Lutheran denomination organized, Holy Trinity, with Rev. Charles W. Weiser as pastor. A note promotes Electric Bitters as a malaria cure and fever reducer.

Washington Norfolk George W. Pounder Berkley Pounder Emms I. Pounder Washington Ram Newport News James Dunn Longshoreman Mary Dunn Elkins W. Va Charles W. Weiser Holy Trinity Taylor B. Yeakley West Virginia

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