Kills Former Friend After Heated Feud in Sussex County
In Jaratts Sussex County last night two men, J. P Matthews and Frank Johnston, quarreled over an intimate marriage claim. Matthews was killed by abdomen wound after firing on Johnston who was shot in the ankle. Matthews had threatened to kill Johnston if he visited his home.
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Washington
Richmond
Jarratts
Sussex County
J. P Matthews
Frank Johnston
Matthews
Johnston
Howl Sgum
Matthewa
Jarvits Station
Mathews
Foreigner hanged himself on highway near Hadford
A well-dressed foreigner about forty five years old named Anton Cabeia hanged himself from a tree on the public highway four miles from Hadford yesterday around o clock. Papers showed he had worked for Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia and the McArtiny Acheco Company, with check numbers 2964 and 1st. He sent money home to Maria Cachork at Ste wheen. He was taken before the mayor on the charge of bela a suspicious character, spoke only Enelian but claimed to be a machinist seeking work. The body was buried at Lewis Harvey's place this afternoon.
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Westington Post
Laer Radford Va
Anton Cabeia
Hadford
Baldwin Locomotise Works
Philadelphia
McArtiny Achere Company
Mois
Maria Cachork
Stewheen
Laiford
Bela
Enelian
Lewis Harvey
Negro runs illicit tavern fined and jailed in Danville
In Danville Virginia on August 2? General Hamlett, a black man who ran a eating house, was fined ten dollars and sentenced to thirty days in jail in the mayor's court for operating a blind or whisky house. It is alleged he did a rushing business on Sunday and again after the saloons closed at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speetst
Danville
General Hamlett
Gen Shipp May Step Out In Shifting Virginia News
Rumors swirl that General Shipp veteran commandant may resign amid unconfirmed reports of new charges connected to the VirgInia Military Institute saga. The longtime cadet leader, wounded at Newmarket, has not publicly confirmed plans as governors consider his future.
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Smedlat la Thy
Washington Post
Kihimone
Gonscott Stapp
Searce
The
Virgin Military Institute
Tonge
Bert
Shipp
Brands Smith
Newmarket
Collided in Hampton Roads Finishes Towed Vessels to Port
Collisions in Hampton Roads involve the three masted schooners Frank Leaming and George W Anderson laden with lumber and the tug Radiant of Standard Oil. The Rallant towed two barges from Baltimore. After collision the tug towed the schooners to port for survey. main damage to headgear. Leaming bound to New York from Norfolk. Anderson from James River. Leaming home port Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Frank Leaming
George W Anderson
Radiant
Standard Oil Company
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Leaming
New York
Anderson
James River
Anderson Halla
Richmond
Order of St Luke Meets in Richmond Session
Six hundred delegates and visitors attend the thirty-ninth annual Session of the Right Worthy Grand Council Independent Order of St Luke in Richmond. Dr H L Harris voiced welcome with replies from delegates. the St Luke choir of Washington provided music amid a large audience. states represented include Virginia Connecticut Rhode Island New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland North Carolina Kentucky Ohio West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Right Worthy Grand Council
Order of St Luke
H L Harris
St Luke Choir
Washington
Virginia
Connecticut
Rhode Ieland
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
North Carolina
Kentucky
Ono
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Dragged Woman Into Alley in Baltimore Assault
Special to The Washington cites an attempted assault on Annie Henshaw of 300 Elliott Street Canton Baltimore. About 11 39 last night a man, white tan, sprang from a dark lane and grabbed her by the throat as she returned home to her block. She screamed alerting neighbors. the assailant fled before Patrolman Stadt could arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cita
Baltimore
Annie Henshaw
Elliott Street
Canton
Uatrolman Stadt
Murder of South and Western railroad superintendent near Moccasin Gap
Hany B. Davis, superintendent, was killed by Stuart Shelton at about 7 near Moccasin Gap. Davis had gone to collect deferred rents from Shelton, a tenant, who seized a pistol and shot him through the heart. Shelton was captured by a posse. tensions run high but no expected violent demonstrations.
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Bristol
Hany B. Davis
South and Western
Stuart Shelton
Moccasin Gap
Davis
Shelton
If ' Spencer
Church Hi. Tenn
Trainmen Strike After Discharged Conductor Reinstatement
Washington Post dispatch from Greenshore North Carolina Aug 21 reports Southern Railway yard conductors and related workers at a dispatch yard struck in solidarity after the discharge of a yard conductor. The strikers include call boys and clerks, demanding reinstatement of the discharged employee who belongs to the Order of Railway Trainmen. Over thirty workers participated. Another item notes engineer James Rostett of Spencer seriously hurt near Salisbury while supervising a passenger train incident.
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Washington Po
Greenshore
Southern Railway
Ddsput
Iptegas
Washington P
Spencer
N.C
Rotsett, James
Salisbury
Chatham County Officials Rally As Budget Auction Sets Record
In Chatham Va on Aug 21 Friends of Averal and County Commissioner Charley Childress attended the event. A public auction raised 17600 with a $150 premium. plans for the Lower House and next summer’s session were discussed by residents including James L. Treadway amid church announcements.
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Rigimond
Friends of
Averal
Washington Piet
Charley Childress
Chatham
Travement
House of Delegates
Churchaser
James L. Treadway
His Girl Wife Is Missing After August Disappearance
Ernest R Tawney of Charlestown W Va asks police to find his seventeen year old wife formerly Miss Bessie McCoy of Greenup Ky who disappeared August 16 from St Louis linked to Tawneys brother Louis. Tawney cannot explain the vanishing and notes prior ties to Greenup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ernnest R.tawney
Charlestown
W. Va
Bessie McCoy
Greenup
Louis Tawney
Tawney
Green
Firemen Off For Virginia State Tourney
Delegations from Reliance Red Hance and Columbia fire companies with 25 pieces of Naval Gun Factory Band leave Alexandria for Richmond to attend the Virginia State Firemen's Association twentieth annual convention and tournament running today through Friday. The Reliance under Capt. Arthur Grimes and Rebel under Asst Foreman John Webster wear blue uniforms. Columbia under Capt. Frank Pettit dons drab uniforms and a new silk banner bearing the company name and state seal.
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Washington Tost Bureau
Ming Street
Alexandria
ReNef
Red Hance
Columbia
Naval Gun Factory Band
Washington
Richmond
Virginia State Firemen's Association
Reliance Company
Arthur Grimes
John Webster
Columbia Company
Frank Pettit
Sik
Henderson accepts nomination for Virginia’s Enghith district
John B. Henderson has accepted the Republican nomination for Congress in Virginia’s Enghith district. He thanks the notification committee, expresses honor for the confidence shown, and says his real fight will be at the polls two years from now, believing his district is not yet ready to elect a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B .Henderson
Enghith
Viginia
Henderson
Congress
Harmony in Hyattsville Democratic Club Reorganized
The Hyattsville District Democratic Club reorganized with Jackson H. Ralston as president and Robert W. Wells as vice president. Officers include John F. Hickey secretary Judge Alexander Sakers treasurer and Thomas H. Garrison sergeant at arms. Delegates and alternates to the county convention in Marlboro will be named for the September 6 primary meeting. Absolute harmony in Hyattsville contrasts with Bladensburg where factions drift apart and a conference may aim to avert a clash at the Saturday primary.
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Washington Post
Hyattsville
Hyattsvile District
Democratic Club
Jackson H. Ralston
Robert W. Wella
John F. Hickey
Alexander Sakers
Thomas H. Garrison
Marlboro
Bladensburg
Poker Room Raided in Cumberland Police Move
A Cumberland poker room above the Ret Front Restaurant on Queen City Pavement run by Frank Shober was raided by nearly the entire police force led by Chief John B. Pitzer. About twenty five players and spectators were removed. nine men paid $20 each and were released. Minimum fines totaling $360 were collected from those caught. Shober was absent and not arrested. Elmer White, his alleged assistant, was not disposed of. Prominent young men surrendered peacefully and tables were confiscated. A tip was alleged but ignored.
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Breelal
Washington Post
Cumberland
Queen City
Frank Shober
John B. Pitzer
Elmer White
Fire at Soldiers' Home Kitchen Destroys Major Section
Blaze at the National Soldiers' Home near Hampton, Virginia, early today gutted the kitchen and large dining room, with 2,360 veterans housed there. Fire departments from Hampton, the Home, and Hampton Normal School saved the rest of the building. Loss set at $60,000. fire origin undetermined as flames began in the kitchen cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
National Soldiers’ Home
Hampton
Soldiers’ Home
Hampton Normal School
Drove Horse to Death and Hat Theft Aired in Court
Arthur Hicks arraigned in the Pace Court on a complaint by P. T. Harrington for driving a horse to death. Policeman Jones testified Hicks galloped along King Street. Justice Caton fined Hicks twenty six dollars. Leo alias Capitage Drowns charged with stealing hats from Southern Railway yards. dates found under his house shipped from Baltimore to a Culpeper firm. Drowns found guilty and sentenced to sixty days in jail.
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Arthur Hicks
Pace
P.T Harrington
Hicks
Jones
King Treet
Leo
Capitage
Drowns
Southern Railway
Saved child from sewer in Baltimore after storm
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore Md Aug 21 A twelve year old girl Lizgle Kulski of 730 South Ann street was swept toward a sewer mouth as deep water roared through the corner of Alicester and Washington streets. Officer Michael B. Command seized her and pulled her from the gutter unharmed.
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Washington Fost
Baltimore
Lizgle Kulski
South Ann Street
Aliceter
Washington Streets
Michael B. Command
Jamestown Exposition awards contract for buildings
The Jamestown exposition board of governors awarded J. W. Davis of Newport News the contract to erect the education and historic arts buildings for 86000 dollars. The bid was the lowest submitted and the completion date is February 1.
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Newport News
Wildings
Norfolk
J. W. Davia
Devils
Mrs Maggie Davis Dead in Danville Virginia
Mrs Maggie Davis widow of John W. Davis died at her Danville home after a long illness at age thirty two. She was born in Caswell County North Carolina and is survived by her husband and their twelve year old son.
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Washington Post
Danville
Maggle Davis
John W. Davis
Caswell County
N.C
Rockville
Joseph C. Hawkins
Laytonsville
Baltimore
Hagerstown
John Strite
Dry Run
Washington County
Henrietta Hitchcock
Baltindia
Ann
Dell
Inger
John Delinzer
Tobias Johnson
Clear Spring
Luther Peterman
Justice T. Belt Johnson
Clear Springs
Jerry Johnson
Pawnee Bill
Washington
Grounds
N. E
America
Aga
New York
WOMFN
Honses
Clive
Inor Shine
Oghaxs
Polite Chase
Pauline Hall
Ponce
Old Witcher
Etron & Lang
Don
Sam Elton
CARSON @ WILLARD
Ufrizsled
Artile
Miedafo Equlanco
Bolt
Willard Simms & Co
Xora Bayes
Arzles
Foreros
Lyceum
Empire Circuit Co
Probably Fatally Scalded in West Virginia Incident
Sprela 19 vibe wanungten cum Hinton West Virginia August Harry Caudle, an emulage of the Chesapanka and Obie Railroad, was probably fatally scalded by the bursting of two steam pipes at the Weal shops today. He came here from Staunton Virginia three weeks ago.
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Sprela
Vibe Wanungten
Hinton
W. Va
Harry Caudle
Chesapanka and
Obie
Weal
Staunton
Cloudburst wrecks bridges and shocks residents in Maryland
A cloud burst along Pattersons Creek at Cumberland Maryland on August 21 caused about 10 000 dollars in damage. Three bridges were wrecked and crops washed away. The Wagner home near Alaska was struck by lightning tearing part of the roof and shocking several family members.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Pattersons Creek
Vinrry Wagner
Alaska
Maryland Obituary Items Mixed With Local Notices
Obituaries from Rockville and Hagerstown report deaths of Joseph C Hawkins aged around 45 after long illness and John Strite aged 75, plus Mrs Ann Dell Inger 73, with survivors noted. Separate items include Republican delegates elected in Staunton and Robert J Preston, former Virginia hospital head, dying in New York. A Maryland couple Samuel Conswell and Violet from Seneca were wed in Rockville today.
Virginia militia to represent in Sea Girt rifle match
Richmond August 2 Adj Gen Charles J Anderson announced a Virginia militia order for the Sea Girt rifle shoot The list includes Maj C Holaseaux Capt HL Gale Capt Charles M Wallace Lt A E Norvell Lt W E Thompson Lt C St Hardy Lt A A Bulingley Lt C of CurrreM Lt Lattelles Lt F Mahoney Lt C E Howls Sgt John C Nutchins Sgt W B Schovar Sgt W Q Leonard Captialior and other Richmond Light Infantry Blues The detail will report to Maj Boigseaux at the regimental armory next Saturday.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Adj
Charles J. Anderson
Virginia
C . Holaseaux
Seventieth Regiment
HL Gale
Seventieth
Charles M Wallac
Sevantieth Regiment
A. E Norvell
W. E Thompson
C St Hardy
A. A Bulingley
C. of Currem
Richmond Light Infantry
Maes Lattelles
Lien
T F. Mahoney
Redmond Light Infantry
EB Howls
Gevanty
Soigt
John C Nutchins
Rehmond Light Infantry
Seret
W. B. Sohovar
Joseph Verneau
Sergi W Q Leonard
Cattalior
Sergs
Broest
Butler
Albert
Hurston
Charles
Fowles
Boigseaux
Conductors in Session on Seaboard Wage Scale
Representatives of the Railway Conductors Association of the Seaboard Air Line from Jacksonville Savannah Atlanta Amaricus Morroe and Hamlet meet behind closed doors in Portsmouth to draft a new wage scale and rules for the Seaboard system. John A. Dodson of Portsmouth presides. They seek higher wages though the amount is not yet announced.
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Norfol
Norfolk
John A. Dodson
Portsmouth
Sasboard
Bloodhounds Track Murder Suspect in Virginia Woods
Special to The Washington Pass reports Suffolk Virginia August 21 Hurricane Branch left the area with bloodhounds to hunt a murderer believed to be in the woods near Freeman Virginia sixty five miles from Suffolk The suspect is said to have killed four men in Greenville County Virginia fled to Tennessee where arrested He escaped after jumping from a car window Officer Ward says the man was in shootings last month and was wounded while leaving a blood trail on a blood stained coat for scent by dogs
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Washington Pass
Suffolk
Freeman
Greenville County
Tennessee
Virginia
Ward
Farmers Institute Opens at Maryland College Park
Nearly 200 farmers and their wives gathered as the Summer School and Farmers Institute conference began at the Maryland Agricultural College in College Park Maryland. President Sylvester welcomed the visitors and H J Patterson outlined experiment station work while lectures covered dairy milk care home sanitary care poultry topics and other agricultural subjects by Agnes Smith Frances Weidner and James E Rice.
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Washington Post
College Park
Farmers’ Institute
Maryland Agricultural College
Sylvester
H. J. Patterson
Misa Agnes Smith
Canada
Frances Weidner
James E. Rice
Cornell University
Bean
Ice Famine Hits Baltimore Dealers and Drought Fear
Ice dealers report supply cuts and cancellations of country orders in Baltimore as heat lingers. City customers face half rations and complete stoppage for some lacking alternatives until cooler weather arrives.
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Baltimore
Knight of Maryland Wins Tournament and Barbecue at Wingthorst Club
The Wingthorst Club of St Marys parish hosted a grand event at Benning track drawing a large crowd to fund the new parish school. Knight of Maryland L D Love won the tournament amid heavy competition from 18 others tying for first prize. Queen Wilkins of Baltimore crowned, with Princess Pauline Johnson first maid of honor. Barbecue followed as crowds sampled roast meats, while riders and children enjoyed the racing atmosphere. Rain later drove spectators to shelter, but dancing continued until midnight at the ball opened by the crowned queen.
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Windthorst Club
St. Mary's Parish
Benning
New Parish
Fifth
Washington Streets
L D. Love
Maryland
Miss Wilkins
Baltimore
Ty HH
Keller
Sudoe
Pauline Johnson
William L. Tierron
Washington
Alton Herron
Clarence Beall
J. Blandford
District of Columbia
C. C. Carlin
Alexandria
Dresa
James Rodgers
Hyattsville
Anton A. Awth
Hfe
Jonn H Ruppert
J H. Buscher
Robert F. Stennell
William Mullen
J D. Robinson
William F. Magruder
George Ferguson
Walter S Button
J. B .Shaughnessey
Andrew J. Beyer
Pat Crowe Set Free After Agreement With Police
Pat Crowe of Omaha Nebraska was taken by police in the city at night but released under an arrangement from last night. He spoke with Sergeant Donne this morning and said he had abandoned his old life. Crowe announced he would pursue newspaper work and earn an honest living, and was told he could stay in the city while keeping his promise.
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New York
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Nebr
Charet
Crove
Donne
Untermeyer protests proxies to Insurance Chief
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the international policy holders' committee, writes to the New York State superintendent of insurance alleging life companies agents solicit undated proxies to delay voting beyond October 1. He names Thaddeus Bell and Christie as active in proxy collection. The international and Mutual Life Policy Holders’ associations met to pick candidates for a united policy holders’ ticket, with progress reported but no firm results.
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Washington Post
New York
Samuel Untermyer
International Policy Holders' Committee
Toe State Superintendent of Insurance
Iafe
Untermyer
Thaddeus Bell
New York Life Insurance Company
State of
Texas
Christie
Mutual Life Policy Halders’ Association
Machinist Under Arrest In Pittsburg Murder
Pittsburg police report the body of Louis Pframme found near Melrose avenue with a head stab wound and facial injuries. He was a wealthy Allegheny resident. Leo McDonald, a nearby machinist, is in custody as the investigation attributes the crime to robbery but notes the suspect fled before stealing anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Louis Pframme
Allegheny
Melrose Avenue
Piromme
Leo McDonald
Held for Attempted Burglary in Shepherdstown
Edward Kriser of Hagerstown Md was held for court by Justice Heath for attempting to rob Jacob Wintermoyer clothing store in Shepherdstown. Wintermoyer’s son Harry fired several shots at the intruder during the attempt on the previous night.
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Hagerstown
Edward Kriser
Justica Heath
Jacob ‘Wintermoyer
Shepherdstown
Wintermoyer
Harry
Mill wheel maims four year old in Bristol area
David Limerty four year old son of J B Limerty residing at Island Milla Bristol Tenn suffered a severe arm injury when his limb was caught in a mill wheel this afternoon doctors fear he will not survive the injury The accident occurred in the Bristol Tennessee area with the town of Specley noted in the report as part of the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
David
J.B. Limerty
Island Milla
Boy abducted by three men in wagon near Baltimore
Albert Brooner, ten, said to be the son of carpenter Benjamin Brooner of Mt Rainier, was seized by three men in a covered wagon while buying nails. They bound him, whipped threats to kill, and drove all night. Found near Westport by Officer Myers, police seek his captors and the father, with motive linked to alleged work refusal.
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Albert Broener
Benjamin Broener
Mt Rainier
Haltimore
Westport
Baltimore
Myers
Central Station
Pabst Beer for Temperance Endorsed by Indiana Board
The Indiana State Board of Health analyzed bottled beers sold in the state and found some adulteration in domestic and foreign brands. Pabst Blue Ribbon is highlighted as a healthy temperate drink, with others listed including Budweiser, High Life, and Weiss, noting alcohol percentages and authenticity concerns.
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State Board of Health of
Indiana
Indiana State Board of Health
Butchers and Packers’ Gazette
St. Louia
Pabst
St Louis
Terre Haute Brewing Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Sedererbrau Nurnberg
J Metzger Co
Indianapolis
Progress Brand
Duesseldorfer
Indianapolis Brewing Co
T. T. Capital City Brewing Co
Pilaner
Jung Brewing Co
Cincinnati
Home
Ireland
McEvans
Edinburgh
Scotland
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Virginia Weddings
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Josephine Fieher
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Richmond County
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Daniel Payne Wirt
Westmoreland County
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George P. Adams
Widdie
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Fauquier County
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Mount Pleasant
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Hollins Institute
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Midwaufest
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J. B. Henderson
Harmony
District Democratic Club
Justice Caton
Jamestown
Maggie Davis
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H. T. Voorhees
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State Hospital For the
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Nathaniel L. Tribett
Sixth Street
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Annapolis
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Baltimore, Washington and Annapolis Railroad Company
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George Lally
Fair Chance
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Thawaenmgconegee Hogeratown
Mary Hoftmaster
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Brownsville
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Knight OF Maryland
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