Maryland for Taft Baltimore Sub Out for Taft
The Baltimore Sun shifts openly for Taft amid Democratic disillusion with Bryan. Baltimore’s leading papers align with Taft, boosting Republican chances in Maryland. Merchants and conservative Democrats express distrust of Bryan, noting his snubs of Arthur Pue Gorman as a source of opposition to Bryan.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Taft
Bryan
Gorman
Arthur Pue Gorman
Tafwin
Sneyiana
Uray
Marriages and Obituaries From Washington Notices
Ancestry style notices list marriages and deaths with names and residences in Washington. Claire Marjorie Eschayer weds Rev Paul Faude of Lafayette Ind at St John s Church and other obituaries note Coleman Brez Joseph W Cogan Thomas Riley John F Shepherd and Ainsworth Spofford with funeral details and addresses in 1908.
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St. John's Church
Henry cNuity
Claire
Marjorie Eschayer
Washington, D.C
Paul Faude
Lafayette
Ind
Azhy
Charles J
Virgina Camded Bhasey
Sir Malrest
Baltimore
Maryland
Brez
Coleman
Ray “Brez
K Street
I Street
Joseph Wilm
Thomas E. Cogan
Riley
Capt
Thomas
Lille Jayne Riley
Maryland Avenue
St. Joseph's’ Church
Second
Bhepherd
John F
Lydia Shepherd
Bpofford
Holderness
N. H
Ainsworth R. Spofford
Librarian of
Congress
Ridence
Massachusetts Avenue
Marriage and Death Notices Offer in The Washington Fest
Tasred in The Washington Fest offers simultaneous appearance in multiple morning papers upon application at no extra charge. Newspapers include Cineimart Enquirer Pittsburg Dispatch Rostor Globe Providence Journal Buffalo Courier Rochester Herald Chicago Record Herald St Louis Republic Cleveland Plain Dealer St Louis Planer P New York Times Syracuse Post Standard Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Washington
Cineimart Enquirer
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Rostor
Globe
Providence Journal
Buffalo
Couriar
Rochester
Harala
Chicago Record-Herald
St. Lodie
Republic
Cleveland
Funeral Directors Firms and Establishments in Washington
A list of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses in Washington DC area. Includes GEO. P. Zurhorst Co Covertaker and Emablmer at 32 Pennsylvania Ave and John R. Wright Co at 19th Tenth Street, plus R F Harvey's Sons 1385 Fourteenth Street NW Frank A. Speare and Frank Geier's Sons at 13 Seventh Street NW.
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Geo. P. Zurhorst
Covertaker
Smbalmer
East Capriorat
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
John R. Wright CO
Ono
R. F. Harvey
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Thos. S. Sergeon
R. 3. Cain
IAI
Thos. A. Costello
H.street
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh St
Fragmentary voter sentiment in a political snippet
The passage records scattered quotes showing a voter torn between parties. One speaker praises Taft while another implies support for Bryan or a Democratic ticket, reflecting mixed opinions and uncertainties in a local political discussion.
Baileyman for Chairman at Texas Democratic state meeting
In San Antonio on August 12 delegates backed a pro prohibition plank in the Texas Democratic platform, heightening the fight for chairmanship of the state central committee. A.B. Story of Caldwell won support as anti prohibitionist Bailey ally, signaling a tense convention that risked upsetting senior Texas senator amid citywide political maneuvering.
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San Antonio
Pex
Sattenea
Democratic State Central Committee
A.B. Story
Caldwell
Bailey
Texas
Guard Makes Fine Record Camp Green North Carolina encampment ends
The North Carolina Third Regiment completed a highly successful encampment at Camp Green, Morehead City, with target practice the focus. Col. W. L. McGhee and Maj. Max L. Barker led the range, Walter Suggs scored 205 as the top marksman, and Gen. Roberson and Gen. Armfield attended. Command fell to Col. J. N. Crate with Lieut. Col. S. W. Miner assisting, while Maj. Albright, Maj. C. L. McGhee, and Maj. Bernard led battalions and Raleigh Daniel aided in coin distribution to the troops.
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Speciat
Washington Foot
Grenn
Morehead City
North Carolina Guard
Henderson
W. L. McGhee
Bisbane
Max L. Barker
Salisbury
Dwyer
United States Coast Artillery
Walter Suggs
Raleigh
T.R. Roberson
J. F. Armfield
Col. Leinster
J. N. Crate
Reidsville
8. Wminer
Durham
Albright
C. L. McGhee
Franklinton
Bernard
Raleigh Daniel
Weldon
Baymaster General
F. A Macon
Maj. Winston
JUDGE MANN TALKS BRYAN IN VIRGINIA
Judge W Hodges Mann candidate for Virginia governor says in New York he found prominent Democrats who expect Bryan to win in several states and notes sentiment shifted in Bryan favor in recent weeks. Mann says his own campaign through Shenandoah Loudoun and Prince William counties shows solid local support.
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Mann
Shenandoah
Loudoun
Prince William
Municipalities League Meet Addresses by Health Commissioner Will iams
The Virginia League of Municipalities met in annual convention in Fythian Castle Portsmouth on August 13 with mayors and city officials present. Health commissioner Ennion G. Willams spoke on Public Health and Mayor McCarthy of Richmond spoke on Municipal Financing. A welcome was given by Councilman W. C. Corbett and R. J. Noel replied. The convention will continue tomorrow.
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Williams
McCarthy
Washington Post
Portsmouth
Virginia League of Municipalities
Fythian, Castle
Ennion G. Willams
Virginia
Richmond
W. C. Corbett
League
R. J. Noel
Baiford
Meredith for Governor Rumor Spurs Political Moves
Richmond August 13 reports Wyndham R. Meredith of Richmond deserting Bryan for Taft may seek the Republican nomination for governor next year. His pledge to vote Taft and Sherman this fall fuels GOP plans to oppose likely Democratic nominee William Hodges Mann or others. Also notes Odd Fellows encampment adjournment in Asheville and local arrests and appointments, plus several deaths in Washington.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Wyndham R. Meredith
Bryan
Taft
Meredith
Sherman
Lkely
William Hodges Mann
Nottoway
Harry St. George Tucker
Staunton
Odd Fellows
Asheville
Salisbury
W. Lb. Smith
Wilmington
N. C
W. Bryant
Durham
Bryan South Visit Eyed as Carter Big Stick Referenced
The Bryan campaign extends to the South with invitations from Lincoln and Montgomery. He weighs August travel to Indianapolis and possible southern stops, while denying any firm announcement. A five foot pig-sticking gourd bearing Billy's big stick symbol caused amusement as he emphasizes leading with love, not fear. Clayton praises Lincoln hospitality and orderly notification, noting labor endorsement and a hopeful electoral vote from Southern states.
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Henry C. Clayton
BR. H. Walker
Montgomery
Ala
Bryan
National Committee
Alabama
Ethac
Otoh County
Nebr
Billy
Fairview
Indianapolis
Clayton
Lincoln Folk
Lincoln
Sheldon
Sizer
Brown
Mr. Bryan
Union
Fusion goes in Nebraska on ballot for electors
Lincoln Aug 13 Victor Rosewater faced defeat as Secretary of State Junkin ruled Zephus Noble can appear on the primary ballot as a candidate for elector on both the Populist and Democratic tickets in the Second district. The ruling upholds fusion while other protests were overruled.
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Lincoln
Nebr
National
Victor Rosewater
Fusion
Nebraska
George, Junkin
Zephus Noble
Second
Rosewater
Noble
Mail Pouch Rifled at Charlestown Station
A mail pouch on a northbound Norfolk and Western train was cut open at Charlestown station. Cash and money-containing letters were taken from Front Royal and Berryville packages while checks and letters were returned. Tramps were seen near the station, followed to Shenandoah Junction, and arrested.
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Charlestown
Washington Post
W. Va
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Front Royal
Berryville
Banks
Lquor
Shenandoah Junction
Licensed to Marry Buried in Fragmented Notice
Incomplete marriage notice lists Harvey G. Wood and Anna Busters of Clifton with a Clifton address and ambiguous details. References to multiple names and locations appear garbled, including names like Barbara Rous and Robert White, with dates and clergy not clearly stated.
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Harvey G. "Wood
Amd
Anna
Busters
Bath
Clifton
Ferge
Ls Gockret
Frodavick
A. Wetzelberger
Ind’ Barbara
Rous
Beltimor
H. Mam
Rober W. ‘White
Anasnia
A . Eph' Byney
Pldegsen Banks
Rene
Barie
Ambassadors, highway riders and a playful White House scene
Ambassadors Francis and companions were halted by riders from David Zabaiding school near the presidential home. They demanded funds for Nassau Hospital as the youth flashed muskets and pistols. Francis contributed and wore a Red Cross tag for immunity while Roosevelt’s sons joined in the satire. President Schurman offered no comment on the New York gubernatorial issue.
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Francis
Hiis
Nassau Hospital
Mimeolé
David 2
Tiders
Red Cross
Quentin
Archie
Sigamore HU
Roosevelt
Schurman
East’ Hampton
Agen
J G. Schurman
Cornell University
New York
Yeateraay
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican States Committee
Syracuse
Mob cries rope as man seizes child with revolver
Sullivan Bennett recently released from jail threatened a mother with a revolver during an attempted assault on the 1-year-old daughter of Mrs. Oliver Beckner in Martinsburg Berkeley county. The mob shouted for lynching as police quickly jailed Bennett after he hid in bushes. The state carries a death or life sentence.
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Specisl
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
Sullivan Bennett
Oliver
Beckner
Martinsburg
Berkeley County
Bennett
Martinsburg Gas Company
Tucker No Machine Man in Virginia Gubernatorial Race
Richmond Va Aug 13 Harry G Tucker of Rockbridge county candidate for governor disputes reports that the Virginia machine will desert Judge Williams Hodges Mann. He says he learned of the matter through the press and notes governors candidates have friends among state officials. The report may be an attempt to hurt Judge Mann while all candidates run on merit with no animosity among office holders.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Nebr
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Charles Edelman
San Francisco
Readville
Maes
United States
Bryan
Indianpolis
A. Drinkwater
South
Appoiit
Washington Post
Richmond
Harry 6
J. George Tucker
Rockbridge County
Virginian Machine
Williams Hodges Mann
Tucker
Virginia General Assembly
Mann
Threatened by blackmailer in West Virginia letter
Thaddeus M. Sullivan, a Mount Clair farmer, received a blackmail note dated August first and mailed from Parkersburg. He refuses to pay and suspects Frank Shaw, who recently escaped from jail. authorities trace the threat to the pair amid a glare of local fear.
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Washington
Clarksburg
W. Va
Thaddeus M. Sullivan
Mount Clair
Parkersburg
Crook Hill
Mileyary
Sullivan
Frank Shaw
Heavy bail set for Roanoke dentist in assault case
In Roanoke on August 13, dentist William S. Gregory faced a two day police court hearing over an alleged chloroform assisted assault on patient Miss T A Irvin. He was bound for the grand jury on $10 000 bail while Coulter and Keedick each paid a $50 fine. Also reported is the sixth annual Virginia Retail Furniture Dealers Association convention in Lynchburg with remarks by Att torney J L Lee and M B Sydnor Jr and plans for officer elections tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Roanoke
Wiliam S. Gregory
T. A. Irvin
White
Gregory
Coulter
Keedick
Lynchburg
Virginia Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association
J. L. Lee
M. B. Sydnor, Jr
Richmond
Robbery Case Tied To Five Suspects In Alexandria Police
Washington Post Bureau reports a forged letter linked to a seized watch tied to robberies in and near Alexandria. A blacksmith, M Roberts of The Plains Fauquier County, claims loss near Springs Park and offers a reward. McCoy and others are held for grand jury actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
Alexandria
Alexanaria
m-Jetter
Charies McCoy
M- Roberts
Fauquier County
W. J. Bain
Chiat
Polite Department
Mc Roberts
Springs Park
Roberts
McCoy
Grand Jury Holds Two Men in Whisky Theft Case
Howard Morris and Harvey Lunsford, arrested August 3 by Chief Goods and Policemen Ferguson and Roberts, were held for the grand jury at a special police court session in Alexandria County. Commonwealth's Attorney G. Brent led the prosecution with defense by Edmund Burke and Howard W. Smith. They remain at police headquarters due to cramped cells. Half Holiday for Hospital Benefit planned for Alexandria Day on August 19 at Luna Park. Mayor Paff to issue proclamation. Wool theft report from Hayfield notes unrecovered wool and locked storeroom. no recent wool sale records found in Alexandria. Chicken Alley fines levied in police court for William and Gertrude Jones, Annie Brown, and George Shirley after a Wednesday night disturbance. Samuel D. Devaughan awarded contract to build three dwellings on the old fair ground near King and Peyton streets. Katherine D. Harding buys a Patrick Street lot to build a modern home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Morris
Harvey Lunsford
Ferguson and Roberts
Potomac
Alex
Andria
Commonwealth
Sg. G. Brent
Edmund Burke
Washington
Howard W. Smith
Alexandria
Morris
Lumsford
Committee of Citizens
Luna Park
Alexandria Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Paff
Court rules minors face court martial for desertion
Norfolk reports that the United States circuit court of appeals in the Rooney Booker case held civil courts cannot grant habeas corpus discharge for torpor under 18 who enlisted without parental consent. A minor who swore age and deserted remains subject to naval court martial for false swearing and desertion, and should not be released pending trial.
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Norfolk
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Rooney Booker
Osceola, Inc
Booker
Naval Court
West Virginia Executive Committee completes Independent Republican ticket
Wheeling West Virginia August 13 the executive committee filled vacancies on the Independent Republican State ticket led by Arnold Di Scherr for governor J B Darst of Jackson county was named auditor and TT Mc Dougal of Wayne county named secretary of state Darst now serves as assistant to the state tax commissioner and is the sole man on both tickets Scherr departed Parkersburg for a Hot Springs conference with Arthur J Vorys and William H Taft aiming to settle the West Virginia dispute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Scherr
Parkersburg
Arthur J. Vorys
Hot Springs
William H. Taft
Road to take in Antietam remembered route proposal
Washington County Maryland commissioners urge Representative Pearré to back a national turnpike from Washington to Gettysburg named Lincoln Memorial road. They want the route extended to Antietam Battlefield via Mountain Gap near Monterey, tracing Lee’s retreat after Gettysburg.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Washington County
George A. Pearré
Washington
Gettysburg
Antietam Battlefield
Lincoln
Antietam
Gettysburg Battlefield
Mountain Gap
Monterey
Lee
Store thieves caught in Hagerstown grocery raid
Darla Lisle of Hagerstown and Rankin Murphy of Pittsburg were arrested after robbing Nicholas Straley's grocery. Lisle drew Straley's attention while Murphy opened the money drawer, about 12 dollars stolen. Murphy fled over the counter, was pursued, and shot at three times before capture four miles north of Magerstown. Lisle was also arrested in the store. Murphy confessed.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Darla Lisle
Rankin Murphy
Pittsburg
Nicholas Straley
Lisle
Straley
Murphy
Magerstown
Bloodhounds Lose Trail Near Negro Settlement
Portsmouth police and surrounding towns conducted another fruitless search for the negro assailant of Mrs. Catherine Powell and the slayer of Policeman William Winningder. A man arrested near Deep Creek remains jailed. bloodhounds briefly tracked a fresh scent toward Pinners Point before the trail went cold.
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Washington
Portsmouth
Catherine Powell
William Winningder
Deep Creek
Shea Farm
Buzzards Row
Pinners Point
Tennessee Regulars Nominate Tillman for Governor by Acclamation
Nashville August 13 G N Tillman was made the Republican nominee for governor after a four hour session with enthusiasm prevailing The nomination came by acclamation prompted by W B Cooper of Knox County Tillmans acceptance drew applause Delegations and spectators cheered Marlon Richardson of Lawrence County was chosen as railroad commissioner The platform called for statewide prohibition following Chattanooga party faction action this week
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Washington Post
Nashville
Tenn
G. NW
Tillman
Repub-ican
W. BR. Cooper
Knox County
Marlon Richardson
Lawrence County
Chattanooga
Rioters May Be Prosecuted In Norfolk Shooting
Norfolk authorities anticipate criminal proceedings against the involved Negroes after a naval board investigation into the August 2 shooting affray at St Helena training station. Witnesses were held back as sailors prepared to sail to the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Norfolk
Naval Board
Dillingham
St. Helena
Pacific
Dish of Toadstools Kills Baltimorean and Sister
A Baltimore man Harry Tarrell and his sister Tan Jarrell of Rochester died after eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. His wife and mother in law, Mrs. Margaret Scheib, are critically ill, with others recovering after the family ate the dish. The Jarrells' husband and mother fell ill, leading to hospital care and eventual outcomes.
Richmond Cleaning House State Health Action on Bakeries
State health officers under the pure food commissioner visited all Lakeshops in Richmond on August 13. They ordered changes in dough kneading, baking, and handling bread to ensure cleanliness. Bakers must implement within ten days or risk shop closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spertal
Washington Post
Richmond
Pure Food Commissioner
State to Have Roads Free
A Montgomery county farmer delegation led by Preston E. B. Ray visited Gov Crothers proposing the Maryland good roads commission take over three turnpikes from the District to Brookeville Sligo to Ashton and Wheaton to Norwood totaling about 40 miles. The roads, dividend paying, originally cost about 75000 dollars and would be maintained by the state. Crothers praised the offer and indicated the proposition would be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Rockville
Montgomery County
Preston EB. Ray
Coy. Crothers
Maryland Good Roads Commission
Union
District of Columbia Inc
Brookeville
Washington and Colesville
Sligo
Shton
Wheaton
Norwood
Crothars
Senator Daniel to Speak at Beverly Confederate Monument Event
A Sons of Confederate Veterans camp formed in Bikins West Virginia with officers led by Commander Ralph Darden and adjutant G Nelson Wilson. The group plans a September 30 unveiling ceremony for the Beverly Confederate monument at which United States Senator Daniel will speak.
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Washington
Bikins
W. Va
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Ralph Darden
Boyd Wees
Garber
G. Nelson Wilson
Bosworth
Floyd McDonald
Hiaine W. Taylor
C. D. Bray
Beverly
United States
Daniel
Fire destroys Cumberland mill, gutted apartment block
A four story brick Deal Milling Company building and an adjoining apartment house were consumed by fire in Cumberland Maryland on August 13. A brick building housing a saloon and residence was damaged. Water pressure from the Potomac River was low, hindering extinguishment. Loss estimated at sixty thousand dollars, partially insured. Location fronts Front and Glenn streets by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cumberland
Deal Milling Company
Deal Brothers
John Wiegend
Paul Nicewarner
Potomac
Front and
Glenn Streets
Baltimore and Ohio
Three Sisters Die in Blaze Mourned by Thousands in One Grave
In Wheeling on August 13 three thousand mourners attended services for Margaret Mamie and Claire Givins killed in Tuesday's explosion and fire. The sisters were buried in a single grave at St. Alphonsus Church as their mother, recovering from burns, could not attend.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Margaret
Mamie
Claire Givins
St. Alphonsus’ Church
Steeplechase at Upperville Show Draws Large Entries
Upperville Virginia August 33 Special to The Washington Post The Upperville Horse and Colt Show Association will hold its eighteenth annual exhibition on August 26 and 27 at Grafton Hall near Upperville Entries now exceed 450 in 45 classes with special races and deep- ch ase events each day The association president is Wilkie Pletcher and secretary P S Gochnauer both of Upperville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Upperville
Upperville Horse and Colt Show Association
Grafton
Hall
Virginia
Wilkie Pletcher
P. S. Gochnauer
Uppervillée
Burning Oil Kills Girl in Fredericksburg Home
Miss Myrtle Jones aged 12 daughter of George B Jones of Spotsylvania county died from burns after lighting a match near a stove oil blaze. An explosion followed when the oil stove toppled setting her clothes aflame. Her sister and brother draped a blanket to smother the fire but she died from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Fredericksburg
Myrtle Jones
George B. Jones
Spottsylvania County
Maryland Obituary Roundup From Leesburg Area
Catherine Umbaugh, 79, died at home near Luckett s. Survived by five grandchildren and three daughters. Mary Palmer of Alexandria County, widow of James Palmer, 85, mother of Sheriff William H. Palmer, died at home. Two sons survive. John B. Tyler, Lynchburg, died suddenly near Hamilton, Va. after purchasing Wilson farm near Purcellville. Aug. 13 Mrs RP Stubbe died at daughter s home, 76, twice married. first husband William L. Uadd of Richmond. Later Jo n S Stubbs of Gloucester County.
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Leesburg
Catherine Umbaugh
Lucketts
Mary Palmer
Alexandria County
William H. Palmer
James Palmer
Lauderdoun County
John B. Tyler
Lynchburg
Hamilton
Wilson
Purcellville
Petersburg
RP. Stubbe
J.T. Morris
William L. Uadd
Richmont
Joan 8. Stubbs
Gloucester County
Richmond
Truth About Kidney Trouble Backache from Fulton Ad
An old medical advertisement argues backache rarely signals kidney disease and promotes Fulton’s Renal Compound as a cure. It touts John J. Fulton as the innovator who claimed to reduce kidney inflammation and invites readers to send for free literature and locate local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
John J. Fulton
John J. Fulton Co
Oakland
Cal
Williams and Olds tie knot in Spotsylvania county
Hugh J. Williams and Miss Addie Y T Olds both of Spotsylvania county wed at the home of Rev. Decatur Edwards who officiated The ceremony was held at the bride’s home in Spotsylvania county The couple will reside in Washington Ebert H. Day and Miss Julia B Clark were married today by Rev. Decatur Edwards The ceremony took place at the home of the bride in Spotsylvania county The couple will reside in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Hugh J. Williams
Addie YT. Olds
Spotsylvania County
Decatur Edwards
Ebert H. Day
Julia B. Clark
Washington
Obituary Notices from Rockville and Baltimore Regions
Virginia obituary filed from Rockville reports Susie R Offutt aged 38 died at home after illness with a lifelong affection. Cumberland obituary records Mrs Mary Jane Young wife of circuit court clerk John W Young died at Woman's Hospital from appendicitis and uraemic poisoning at 48. Baltimore area death notes Ella T Quinn wife of railroad conductor T Q Quinn died of typhoid fever at 18, survived by husband and two daughters.
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Rockville
Mies
Susie Roffutt
Thomas L. Offutt
Rockvile
Cumberland
Mary Jane Young
John W. Young
Allegheny County
Woman's Hospital
Ella T. Quinn
Quinn
Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad
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Southern Commercial Secretaries’ Association
W. B. Royster
Edwin TE. Quarles
Atlanta
Health Office Record
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Govt. Honpt. Or the Insane
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Freeman's Alley
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the Plaing
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Hayfield
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J.D
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Geo
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Optfers
Randolph-Macon
Valley of Virginia
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A. M
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College Pack
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St. Mary's County
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