Albemarle horse show opens with harness horses feature
At Charlottesville Virginia on August 9 the Albemarle show opened with quality exhibits. Miss Amy E du Pont led the high stepping harness team including Lady Babbie Mattie Chimes and Kentucky Belle winning runabout and pairs while Julian Morris dominated hunt and jumper classes. The day also crowned Rutledge as charger class winner and noted visitors like Senator Thomas S Martin and Raleigh Society guests.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Albemarle
Amy E du Pont
Wilmington
Hel
Miss du Pont
Frederick Buehler
Alexandra
Lady Babbie
Mattie Bond
Mattie Chimes
Kentucky
Chimes
Bondamen
Babbie
Taree Ota
Charger
Galted
Tatnall
L Marsh Walker
Ivy Depot
Pirst
Dorothy
A. W. Rothwell
North-Garden
Harry B James
Robert Rothkwell
Socman
Julian Morris
Keswick
Wild Charry
Mooresbrook Sanitarium Company
Red Leaf
Wilbur Osborne
Gordonaville
Daffodil
Allen Potts
Queenie
Helen Bradish
University of Virginia
Dandy
Davis & Wood
Pete
Hollis Rinehart
Brardwood Green
Confidante
Julian Morns
Silver King
Ailen Potts
Gordonsville
Amy E
Gloversville
Edwin H Weatherbee
New York
Aristocrat
Blenheim Farm
Baltimore
King Edward
A D Benner
Warrenton
Mises
Mamie Chimes
Miss Amy
du Pont
Newsgirl
Buckeyelamu Stock Farm
Charles
Evening News
Witton
J. Anderson Chisholm
Cory
Carlton
Birdwood Thoroughbred Hunters
Sansatour
UFLD
Benner
Rupert
Reginald Brooks
Poston
Ruvert
Faston
Retort
William H Balz
Scotlands
TuHan Morris
Keswick Park
Alexandria
Lady Babble
Amy E du Font
Garonne
News Gin
Buckeye Land Stock Farm
Mamie Bond
Amy E Dupont
Edward H Fellowes
David Gray
C D Benner
The
Virginian
Rutledge
James W. Graves
Obituary notices from August 1910 list multiple local deaths
The notices report deaths on August 7 to 9 1910 including Emmar Baird and May Mackey. Funeral times span August 8 to 11 with interments at Glenwood Cemetery Mount Olivet and Colonial Beach Virginia. Several family members are named, with residences on Siath Street Northwest Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast and Twelfth Street Southeast.
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Aunus
Igo
Margarte
Charles Clakds
Twelfth Street
Confessional
B Street
Edwin Donatus Jones
Jones
Onent Commandery No
Asylum
Fourth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Edwand Jones
Ken Harper
Hitcher
Mount Olivet
Walcott
Colonial Beach
May Mackey
Frank Walcott
Fimera
William Lee
Marriage and Death Notices Policy Notice
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Providence Journal
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St Louis Republic
New York
Bt Paul Pioneer Press
Foston Globe
Siracuse Post Standard
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Alexandria Court Refuses Bond for William Simmons
William H. Simmons, accused of luring Violet McInteer, 16, aboard a boat and detaining her all night, faced a preliminary hearing in Alexandria. Police Justice Caton refused bond, citing the girl's testimony and the case’s potential grand jury action. Witnesses included C. E. Brawner and Mr Nalls from Prince William County who testified to the girl's good character.
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King ‘Street
Alexandria Va
William H. Simmons
Violet McInteer
Alexandria
Caton
Simmons
Robinson Moncure
Prince Willam County
George Walls
Rosie
Chief Goods
Hts
Interways
Natis
Remodel Jail With $10,000 City Appropriation
A called meeting of the common council learned the joint committee on financed public property seeks a $10,000 appropriation to remodel the city jail to meet state charity and corrections standards. Bids show work can be done for the amount. Plans include two tiers of steel cells, segregation by race and sex, juveniles and contagious disease prisoners, with metal doors and modern surveillance, ventilation, and heating. The council adjourned to vote tomorrow night.
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Joint Committee On
Jai Ae
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Marshall
Council
Snowden
Marriage Licenses and Local News From Western Maryland
A license issued in Cumberland to Louis Orndorff of Elkins West Virginia and Georgia Orndorff of Washington DC notes no relation despite identical surnames. Allegany County teachers begin a four week summer program at Frostburg State Normal School No 2 with nearly 200 in attendance. Children Day events at Mountain Lake Park include music by the Boys High School Band of Fairmont. County commissioners negotiate a bridge purchase over the Potomac at Point of Rocks to remove tolls. A frame barn on William A Jones farm burned with wagons hay and equipment, fire blamed on children with matches. The late Carlton Bretz's will be probated. estate valued at 300000 left to wife Matilda Bretz. Copper ore from Eagle Mine at Charmian on South Mountain shown in Hagerstown. Second Lieutenant William Weeks assigned as professor of military tactics at West Virginia University and cadet commander to replace Captain Eaton. Jim Patterson, wanted in New Mexico, arrested in Huntington after a horse theft and confession. Harry Swisher's arrest helps solve recent hold ups. a woman and a negro reportedly assisted him but disappeared. Lloyd Lowry’s body recovered after drowning in Elk Creek near Clarksburg. Wedding notes from Hagerstown include Edith Wyland and Norman Bowman marrying at Christ’s Reformed parsonage. Maude Layman and Herbert Grubb wed at Christ’s Reformed. Bertha Henderson and John Shover wed in Chambersburg at Second Lutheran parsonage.
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Harry Swisher
Fairmont
Swisher
Lloyd Lowry
Elk Creek
Clarksburg
Lowry
Coal output forecast for West Virginia in 1910 and beyond
Charleston West Virginia August reports estimate West Virginia coal production at about 60 million tons in 1910, aiming to shatter all records. Operators say if current growth continues output could reach 100 million tons by 1912, far exceeding national levels from fifty years earlier. In 1863 West Virginia produced under 500000 tons.
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West Virginia
Washington Post
Charleston
W Va
United States
Virginia Briefs in the Petersburg era medical staff and bank plans
Dr George H Reese of Franklin county joins the Central State Hospital Petersburg medical staff. Occoquan gains a bank with 10000 capital. Gay Hunter president and John W Garner cashier. Orange county fair sees over 200 girls enter cooking sewing butter making contests and 38 boys enter corn prizes. Tidewater district conference of the Christian Church met at Hampton Christian Church under Christian Women's Board of Missions.
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George H Reese
Frankiin County
Central State Hospital
Petersburg
Occoquan
Ay Hunter
John W Garner
Orange County
Tidewater District
John S Greene Dead In Alexandria After Long Illness
John S Greene a well known Alexandria resident died at Alexandria hospital after a long illness. Born in Alexandria about 70 years ago he was a son of the late Edward Greene formerly president of the Manassas Go Railroad, now part of Southern Railway. He worked for the Southern Railway Company, later as stockkeeper for E J Miller Company dealers in queensware. He survived by son Edward and four sisters, a brother Maj W S Greene of Columbus GA. he was a Confederate veteran.
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John S Greene
Alexandria
Alexandria Hospital
Mr Greene
Edward Greene
Manassas Go Rilroad Company
Southern Railway System
Southern Rilway Company
E J Miller
Queensware
Greene
Jane B
Sallie
Ursula C
Eliza Greene
Maj. W. 8. Greene
Columbus
Maryland Obituary Highlights In Hagerstown Area
Salomon Tams 82 dies at Pleasant Valley near Smithsburg after paralysis. Widow and five children survive. Margaret Bard 83 dies at Marion from general debility. three children survive. George G Bingham 73, retired merchant and former postmaster of Weverton, dies. Also brief notes: man treated after six days in a Bagley Weil accident. Wedding of Fannie M Taylor of Louisville to John D Burgess of Cincinnati performed by Rev Alonzo Robert Love in Petersburg.
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Hagerstown
Salmon Tams
Pleasant Valley
Smithsburg
Margaret Bard
Marion
Radical United Brethren Church
Weverton
George G Bingham
Bingham
Harrison
Wasmingiom
Wilson
Bagley
Johnson County
Wilson Sanitarium
Petersburg
Alonzo Robert Love
Fannie M Taylor
Louisville
John D Burgess
Cincinnati
Ohio
West End Baptist Church
West Virginia cattle record price tops state market
Special to the Washington from Clarksburg West Virginia August 10 10 500 total for 105 four year old steers exported to England set a record price in fat cattle for the state for West Virginia. Bristol Man Robbed in Philadelphia a Bristol Board of Trade secretary Forrest L Runels was robbed of his pocketbook and valuables in Philadelphia last night found unconscious in an alley authorities said no crew
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Clarksburg
W Smith
West Virginia
England
Bristol
Philadelphia
Fromnels
Forrest L Runnels
Bristol Board of Trade
Homemade Cottage Cheese From Skim Milk and Lactone
Cottage cheese can be made from skim milk by souring the milk with a lactic acid culture. Homemade cheese is purer and fresher than commercial varieties, with full cream options available by using full milk. It is a safe nutritious food, forms a complete ration with rice or bread, and pairs well with macaroni due to higher protein content. Do not toast cheese or boil it, and avoid mixing with fruits or vegetables.
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