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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1904

Page

8

Miscellaneous Furnishings and Odds and Ends for Sale

A list of furniture and home goods at 631 to 639 Massachusetts Avenue includes brass beds, go carts, rockers, bookcases, couches, a Verona covered lounge, and refrigerators from brands Edson, Columbia, and Belding. Also noted are display items like oak and mahogany finish pieces and an ice chest. Partial prices and item variants appear throughout the catalog style listing.

Rattan Verona Edson Refrigerator New Columbia Belding

Norfolk Police Commissioners Ruling Splits City Power

Circuit Judge Robert B. Prentis rules Consolvo valid select council member and that the old Norfolk council could name successors, delaying final decision. He says terms expire July to July and the court will seek Supreme Court review with Wood and Shultice named as police commissioners amid reformist gains.

Board of Councils Board of Police Commissioners Washington Pont Richmond Charlie H.consorvo Select Council Norfolk Robert W. Shultice Sean Wood Suffolk Robert B. Prentis Prentis Consolvo Messrs. Wood and Shultice Supreme Court of Appeals

Baptist associations hold regional meetings across Virginia

In Fairfax, Clarke, Warren, Rappahannock, Page, Shenandoah, Fauquier and Madison counties the Ketocton Association of Regular Baptists closed its session at Bethel Church with Elder Joseph Thompson elected moderator and Walter T. Oliver reappointed clerk. Meanwhile the Potomac Baptist Association, serving Fauquier, Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, Stafford, Alexandria and Culpeper counties, gathers August 17 at Long Branch Church near Middleburg to worship under ministers W. H. Council and A. W. Graves. In Staunton River, Mount Ararat Church hosted the Staunton River Primitive Baptist Association's meeting, drawing several thousand attendees before closing Sunday.

Washington Rt Fairfax Ketocton Association of Regular Baptists Bethel Church Ketocton Association Clarke Warren Rappahannock Page Shenandoah Fauquier Madison Virginia Joseph Thompson Walter T. Oliver Widters Wiliam Buff Liberty John Huff Luray Va Vb. MeInturff Strasburg J. P. Shafer New Market J. M. Ashworth Point Pleasant Kenmore Warrenton Potomac Baptist Association Baptist Loucoun Prince William Stafford Alexandria Culpeper Long Branch Church Middleburg W. H. Council Marshall A. W. Graves Falls Church Chatham

Quakers In Session at Goose Creek Meeting Leesburg Va

The Goose Creek quarterly meeting of the Society of Friends began at Lincoln on Sunday and will continue two days. Delegates came from Fairfax Frederick and other counties. Also notes of local obituaries and society announcements from Leesburg and surrounding towns.

Society of Friends Loudoun County Washington Post Leesburg Goose Creek Lincoln Waterford Hopewell Frederick County Woodlawn Washington D. C Fairfax Frederick Fairfax Quarterly Meeting E. B. Gregg Martha J. Brown

Prominent Charlestown Citizen Stephen Dalgarn Dies at 60

Charlestown mourns the sudden death of Stephen S. Dalgarn at age sixty from heart failure linked to Bright's disease. A mercantile operator, Bank of Charlestown director, builder, deacon in the Presbyterian church, and real estate holder, he leaves a wife, one son, and two brothers Lucas of Charlestown and Charles of Philadelphia.

Tnion L. Dehy Methodist Church Seictating Charlestown W. Va Stephen Dalgarn Bright Bank of Charlestown Presbyterian Church Lucas Charles Philadelphia

FOOLED WITH ARMY RIFLE INJURES BOY IN VIRGINIA

A 15 year old Willie L Wrenn of Berkley lost his right hand and badly damaged his right leg when an old loaded army rifle exploded at his home in Norfolk Virginia The incident also lightly injured Cyrus Spences son who stood nearby The relic rifle had been kept as a family keepsake and the boy did not know it was loaded The condition of the wounded youth was reported critical later in Petersburg VA

Washington Norfolk Willie L. Wrenn Berkley Cyrus Spence Port Norfolk Wrenn

Scanned WV Legislature Extra Session Bills Summary

A Charleston report reviews the West Virginia extra session lasting eighteen days costing taxpayers $20,000. It lists 24 enacted measures on tax reform and state finance, from a liquor and weapons tax to collateral inheritances and real estate reassessment, plus state tax administration and education funding rules.

Washington Post Charleston W. Va White West Virginia State Tax Commissioner Boards of Education State Penitentiary

Sage of Bleak Hill Dies at 81 in Virginia

The Sage of Bleak Hill, Hon. Peter Saunders, died suddenly at his Bleak Hill home near Rocky Mount Va, aged eighty two. He served in the Virginia House of Delegates in 1883 1884 helped build the Episcopal Church of the Ascension and left four children E W D W Agatha and Alice Saunders. The funeral drew a large concourse of friends.

Washington Post Rocky Mount Sage Bleak Hill Peter Saunders Saunders House of Delegates of Virginia Jubal Harry

Third shark caught around Annapolis this summer

A barroom fight in Charleston West Virginia left Alonzo Hammack injuring his cousin John Summers with two deep back slashes. Officer Abbott intervened and lost part of a hand as Hammack, thinking he attacked Abbott, attacked Summers. Hammack was arrested.

Alonzo Hammack Abbott Washington Post Charleston W. Va Alonzo Bammack John Summers W. E. Nutter Summers Hammack

SHORT DRIVE TO MATRIMONY IN WASHINGTON AREA

Special to The Washington. Mias Besse L. Amey of Kearneysville and Mr John Foster of Sandy Hook Md eloped to Sandy Hook and wed at the house of Mr Robert Jenkins with a minister awaiting. License obtained in Hagerstown by Frederick Cole. Bride's parents opposed. Foster drove to Amey's home to take her on a short drive then to Sandy Hook for the ceremony.

Washington Hagerstown Mias Besse L. Amey Kearneysville John ¥. Foster Sandy Hook Robert Jenkins Lcense Frederick Cole Baltimore and Ohio

Trust by Rev J R Wood at Harpers Ferry Methodist church

A brief note coming from Rev J R Wood of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Harpers Ferry Virginia outlines the theme of trust. The item highlights sermon focus and parish concern, reflecting church life in the town.

Washington Post Harpers Ferry Wva Wiliam Houston Tittlepage Arkansas Louella Prouty Knapp Wisconsin W. Va J Wood Methodist Episcopal Church Ashington D. C J R Wood The

Conductor Arrested for Freight Car Robberies

Salisbury NC August 15 Conductor J D Phillips of Spencer was arrested at home on charges of robbing freight cars in transit on the Southern Railway. Authorities found two new typewriters and other goods believed stolen in December. Bond set at 1000, hearing scheduled for Saturday morning. Special to the Washington Post Raleigh NC. August 15 State Auditor B F Dixon unable to attend Boston GAR events due to ill health. Fredericksburg Va August 15 body of a suspected murderer in Spottsylvania returned from Marion NC. not that of John Lewis.

Washington Fort Roanoke Keaton & Reed Check Floyd County Hosea Custer Fairfax & Beil Brunswick Washington Post Boyd's Herman Rodey Baltimore and Ohio Irving Rodey Potomac Logge, B. Rk, T Southern Railway Salisbury J D. Phillips Spencer Connelly Hance Dave Julian J A @Sheroff Philips Phillips Washington Raleigh N. C F Dixon North Carolina Grand Army of the Republic Boston Bessemer City Fredericksburg J. McWhirt Spottsylvania Marion N.C John Lewis Lewis

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