Pearre Men Bitterly Fail to Stand by Friends in Nomination Fight
Special to The Washington Post from Cumberland Maryland dated Aug 17 reports Pearre supporters frustrated by his abrupt exit from the Republican race for Congress. Critics say he abandoned loyal followers, leaving them to pivot toward Blair or Hagner. Readers doubt Pearre can guide peers into Blair camp, while Warner and Hagner maintain campaigns. A separate note from Suffolk, Virginia, records J M Edgerton fined for driving without headlights in Wansemond County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cumberland
George A. Yearra
Congress
Allegan County
Pearre
Blair
Pearce
Uis
Blair Deal
Aft
Blais
Exancer
Fo Hagner
Washington
B Fi Warner, Jr
Frosthue
Flo
Ir Labez J Mealing
Suffolk
J. M. Edgerton
Maynard
Wansemond County
Death notices and funeral details from 1910 Washington Post
Obituary notices list Benjamin P. Baker aged eighteen from 913 Street SW with funeral Thursday. Burgeshss and others noted in El Paso and private interments. multiple entries for Miss Lorie King and Mrs Reynolds. Thatcher and Orville P D Thatcher memorials include residence at 13th Street NW and Minnesota volunteer infantry. Marriage and death notices section notes wide newspaper syndication and cross-paper publication.
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BNKER
Benjamin P. Baker
Eiteen
Street
Burgehss
el Paso
Tex
Wilhelmin F
Charles H. Burmess
Gi Tert
Wshington
D. Meo
Lockport
Washington Barracks
D. C
den Alexander
Ivs
King
Lorie
Lynn Heights
Mal Vie G
WP Reynolds
CT. S Revenue Cutter Service
Joseph “ Cohins
O Street
Tinnadas
Thatcher
Ins
Thirteenth Street
Orville
Minnesota
Ceme
Portland. Y
Stanley and Ray IW Fifth
Annapolis Md August 17 Charles H Stanley and J Enos Ray Jr both of Prince George county will be the only Democratic candidates whose names appear on the official ballot for the August 30 primary for Congress in the Fifth district The time limit expired and others failed to post the required funds Dr George Wells supports Stanley while Fay is backed by Gorman and old leaders The oyster cultivation record is cited against Fay Thomas Paran of Calvert is the sole Republican candidate and will receive a certificate of nomination from election supervisors
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Annapolis
Charles H. Stanley
J. Enos Ray, Jr
Prince George County
Congress
James W. Owens
Edward B. Owens
George Wells
Stanley
Gorman
Fay
Thomas Paran
Calvert
Montgomery Antisaloon League elects president in Rockville
At the Montgomery County Anti saloon League annual meeting in Washington Grove Rev J Harry Smith of Grace M E Church Gaithersburg was chosen president. William Waters from Germantown became secretary while Alfred Warthen of Kensington was reelected treasurer. Eighteen vice presidents were named, one from each election district. Major Walker welcomed attendees as speakers from Baltimore Virginia and local churches spoke on temperance.
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Antisaloon League
J. H. Smith
Gaithersburg
Washington Post
Rockville
Montgomery County Antisaloon League
Washington Grove
J. Harry Smith
Grace M. E. Church
William Waters
Germantown
Alfred =. Warthen
Kensington
Tremaurer
Northern
Virginia
Charles Scanlon
Naonal Temperance Committee
The
Presbyterian Church
Convention plans mature for Virginia firemen convention
An Alexandria chamber of commerce meeting outlines plans for the Virginia State Volunteer Firemen's Association convention on August 25 and 26. Decorations include lighting King Street, a band stand at King and Washington, and a judges’ stand on King Street. A reception committee is named and a resting place for women visitors is prepared. A police court incident over a poker game is noted with a five dollar payout.
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Washington Port Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Virginia State Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Chamber of Commerce
J. R. N. Curtin
Fairfax Street
Payne Street
Pettey
A. D. Brockett
J. Y. Willams
King and
Washington Streets
General Committee
Alfred
Columbus
Young People’s
South
Washington Street
Herman Friedlander
William Cleveland
William Glasgow
M. T. Dwyer
Courtney Acton
J. B. Drew
Frederick Schwab
Mutual Ice Company Death and Local Notices
A man identified as Mr. Self died at his father’s home in Compton Street after a brief illness of typhoid fever. His family, wife and two children, were away in the country. Other notices report a police board quorum issue, a deputy acting lieutenant, and several marriages and local events across Virginia Maryland and Alexandria areas.
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Mutual Ice Company
Compton
Self
Princess Street
Mr. Self
North Asaph Street
Courtney
Alva Aerie
Order of Eagles
Knuuppa P. Allen
Harvey Allen
Alexandria
Virginia briefs survey alfalfa floods and library grants
Prof Lyman Carrier of Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg surveyed alfalfa near Fredericksburg. Sommerville and Henderlite addressed a Chautauqua at Montreal. Stafford county offers 26 reward for arrest of mare thief. Wallace Memorial Library gains 4800 volumes from Hollanday Library. Leesburg suburban home sale to Dr Truman Parker at 38750. John Irons held on $2000 bail for train robbery near Cape Charles. stolen watches recovered in Philadelphia pawn shops.
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Lyman Carrier
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Frederickaburg
8. W. Somerville
Assembly Home
J. H. Henderlite
Presbyterian Church
Fredericksburg
Montreal
N. C
Stafford County
James E. Jett
John Irons
Joseph L. Baker
Norfolk County
Cape Charles
Philadelphia
Eastvillé
Baker
Alleged Check Swindle Shocks Bristol Merchants
Special to The Washington Post from Bristol Tennessee reports B Y F Forbes a young Birmingham lumber salesman arrested for passing bogus checks. A hotel proprietor has a large unpaid bill tied to Forbes and his circle of friends reportedly deserted him as authorities detain him.
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Washington Post
Bristol
Tenn
B. Y F. Forbes
Birmingham
Iava
Society
Forbes
Maryland Weddings in Rockville and Fredericksburg
Miss Wille S. Dalley and Roy Lee Presgraves wed in Rockville at the Montgomery Hotel with Rev. Oscar W. Henderson officiating. Susie Tempie Brown and Walter Frazier Sullivan tied the knot in Fredericksburg and were wed by Rev. Thomas J. Packard at Christ Episcopal Church. Ernest Gausa sues Annapolis to block municipal taxes on property on Jefferner Street, arguing it lies outside city limits. he arrives to lecture tomorrow on Napoleon and the French revolution.
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Rockville
Wille S. Dalley
Roy Lee Presgraves
Harrington
Fairfax County
Oscar W. Henderson
The
Baptist Church
Montgomery Hotel
Susie Tempie Brown
Walter Frazier Sullivan
Fredericksburg
Thomas J. Packard
Christ Episcopal Church
Washington Post
Annapolis, Md
Ernest Gausa
City of
Annapolis
Jefferner Street
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Pearre Men Bitter
Bisk
Hagner
Flagner
Taft
Takieg
Garrett Allegany
Frederik
Montgomery
Warner
United States
Morning Sense Panera Cin Imall Fagutter
Pittaburg
Trevelani Pfatheater
Providence Journaleaeo
Rerard Herald
Rochester Herald
Italo Courier
St Louis Republic
St Paul
Toston
Siracias Post-Standard
Philadelphia Public Ledger
R. F. Harvey
A. Costello
H Street
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST. N
Modern Chapel
Wr. Speare
F Street
N. W
A. Speare
P. Zurhorst
Untertaker
Ruperal Perjora
East Capitol
William Leer
Ymny
John
Wright CO
North 47
Phon
Stanley and
Ray IW
Nathan Olshansky
Myers Boalton
S. Michelson
Barden Borden
City Hall
Marshall
Committee On Public Property
State Firemen’s Association
Milford B. Self
R. Harris & Co
Seventh and
D Streets
Auerbach
Goldemberg’s
Ana K
Auerbach’s
C.c.s
C. Auerbach
Averbach
Eeecee
Corliss-Coon
PTIC
Auyrbach
iLuerbach
Auer
Auverbach’s
Brighton
HileBipes Eeesaerseneres
Stoc
Virginia Weddings
Board of Police Commissioners
Thomas A. Fisher
Robert
Barrett
John T. Roberts
Paff
P. P. Allen
William Henry Jackson
Potomac
Alexandria County
Alexandria Hospital
Moncure
Robinson Moncure
Alexandria City
Norfolk
Anna Drummond Pringle
J.C. Pringle
J. Howard Phillips
E. BP. Miner
St. Luke’s Church
Christiansburg
Annie Laura Phegar
James Peyton Phiegar
Harry C. Fraure
Beckley
W. Va
H. c. Smith
Tappahannock
Vernon Hope Kellam
Sadie Kriete Scott
George KR. Scott
St. John‘s Episcopal Church
William Meade
West Street
M. B. Church
Hiberniana
Anak
Waanington
Ancient Order of Hindernians of Maryland
Michael A. McGeady
Midland
J. P. Cunningham
Baltimore
James H. Littis
John T. Doyle
Ladies
Anna EH. Reach
Mary Broening
Ross Kelly
Piedmont
Virginia Briefs
Wallace Memorial Library
Holladay Library
Leesburg
Truman A. Parker
Misses Elgin
California
N.W
Tsetgeeen
Our
Fownes, Meyer
Ceck Hylasher
Maryland
aBnk
Durham
Peoples* Bank
Chapel Hill
Auerbachs
Adverbach
Shay
Strohs Bohemian Beer
John H. Magruder
Pistaisures
Connecticut Avenue
K Street
Washington, D. C
Hans Main
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