Two Redemptorist Students Drowned at Annapolis
John Thaler of Baltimore and Edward Sephton of Boston, Redemptorist novices, drowned while bathing off a point in Weems Creek near Annapolis. Bodies recovered, inquest deemed unnecessary. Authorities and relatives notified, with religious order members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thaler
Baltimore
Edward Sephton
Boston
Mass
Religious Order
Annapolis
Persh
Weems Creek
Severn
Washington Post
Annapolis Md
Augus John Thaler
Edward Bephton
Redemptorist College
St Mary's
Femin Catholic
Severn River
Batimore and
Annapelis
John N Davis
Sephian
Thaler
Tor Cetussencw
Tof
Redemptorist Order
Miles
John Gerdeman Wis
Gertleman
Marriages and Death Notices From August 1906 Listings
Fragmented obituary and marriage notices list names, dates, and residences including Wepb Webb of Alexandria and Copeland of DC with multiple August events. Entries reference Galoway Hirst Cheke Roberts and Thompson among others, noting funerals and memorial prayers across churches and streets in Mount Vernon DC Roanoke and surrounding areas.
Notice of Graceful Share in Multiple Newspapers
Notice states that marriage and death notices in The Washington Post may appear simultaneously in several newspapers at no extra charge. The list includes The New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier, Scala Record Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Louis Republic, Syracuse Post Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Foston Globr
Buffalo Colrier
Scala Record Herald
Philadelphia
Piblic
Sebger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic Byracuse Post
ST Paul
Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnata
Lnquerer
Fate of Cuba Discussed by American and Islander
The Washington Post reports a Havana and New York discussion on US intervention to resolve Cuba's unrest. William McDowell argues for annexation, citing Latin temperament and minority resistance, while Cuban official Senor Padre y Almeida downplays the insurrection and warns against exaggerated threats from negroes. He notes Palma's government buys arms in New York and says no official intercession is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McDowell
Senor Padre
Washington Post
New York
Cuba
United States
Willam ' O McDowell
Liberty Street
McDowell
Isvo- Two
McDowell Fas
Mexico
Liberal Party
Santo Domingo
Uinim Bandera
Pinar del Rio
Bandera
Cubs
Roosevelt
Senor
Don Arturo Padre Y Almeida
Washington
Palma
Senor Padra
Spain
Dispensary in South Carolina Disputation Hits Campaign
Columbia Aug 26 The State dispensary led by B H K Tillman faces four weeks of advocacy and scandals amid a Democratic primary campaign. Opposition cites graft revelations, including a $46 000 whisky label order. Tillman defends reform and cleanliness while opponents push for shift to county control or prohibition. The issue shadows governor and attorney general races as candidates align with dispensary positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
L Eadershp
BHK
Tillman
Ontral
South Carolina
Benatar Tillman
Thin
J Frasersen
J. W Ragsdale
Leroy F. Youmans
Martin F Ansel
Joen B. Brunson
A. C . Jones
W. A Edwards
Richard I Mann
John T Sloan
John J. McMahon
Cole L. Bleage
Aiken
Julius C Boggs
J. Strait
Finley
Mrs Lucius Tuckerman Dead in Stockbridge
Mrs Lucius Tuckerman aged 87 died this morning at Ingleside Stockbridge after living in Washington for many years. Widow of Lucius Tuckerman of New York and Washington she was descended from Oliver Wolcott Secretary of the Treasury. Surviving children are Alfred Bayard and Paul Tuckerman and Miss Emily Tuckerman. A daughter Mrs James Lowndan resides at 150 Massachusetts Avenue NW and Emily at 1600 I Street NW. grandson Walter R. Tucker man also with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsfield
Mass
Lucius Tuckerman
Ingleside
Stockbridge
New York
Old New England
Oliver Wolentt
Tuckerman
I Street
Emily Tuckerman
Walter R. Tuckerman
James Lowndan
Massachusetts Avenue
Lightning Burns Williams Barn and Goff House in Va
A lightning strike set George Williams barn near Terra Alta Virginia aflame, with nearly all contents destroyed. The same bolt hit James Goff's house at Pargon Virginia, tearing through the foundation and stunning Mr and Mrs Geil as a sash was blown out and buried to the floor without breaking the glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
George Williams
Terra Alta
James Goff
Pargong
Mra .Geil
District of Columbia National Guard Brings Rifle Teams to Contest
The Washington area hosts a large rifle contest with the District of Columbia National Guard team arriving by 11 AM. Maj James B Bell leads the brigade, Surg Gen Henderson oversees a hospital. Washington units and several states’ teams gather for the opening action at 8 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Washington
National
Stephan
Clephane
Naval Battalion
District Militia
James B. Bell
Ratchel- Jeffer
Robbins
Young
Cockson Summers
Magruder
Heidenreich
Holt
Let
Army Infantry
United States Navy
United States Marines
Gompers Urges Limiting Canal Commission Hours
Detroit Free Press notes suggestion that before granting access the canal commission require a maximum eight hour work period. The remark implies concerns over labor conditions and governance surrounding the canal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Canal Commission
Gompers
Atlanta Belle Engaged to New York Lawyer
Special to The Washington Post from Atlanta Georgia August 2 announces the engagement of Adelaide Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs George Pierce Allen of Atlanta to Léonard Day a New York lawyer. Miss Allen famed as a belle drew praise from the President during a southern visit. The couple met during Miss Allen’s music studies in Washington and Day’s legal work there. The engagement follows a courtship inspired by the President’s compliment and plans for a spring marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Atlanta
George Pierce Allen
Adelaide
Léonard Day
New York
Allen
United States
South
Alen
Miss Allen
Mr Day
Washington
Mr. Day
Frigco Street Car Strike Shuts Most San Francisco Lines
San Francisco street car workers union voted to strike at 3 AM collapsing United Railroads service. Only Geary street cable and California line run, both limited routes. Carmen sought $3 for an eight hour day, while officials urged delay for President Calhoun’s arrival from New York tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
San Francisco
Cal
Carmen’s Union
United Railroads
Geary
California Street
Carmen
Calhoun
New York
Two Railroad Men Die In Yard Accident At Union Bridge
At Union Bridge yards Ira Whitmore of Glengonzville and Charles Mackley of Mount Union were struck by shifting cars while repairing a coupler. Whitmore, 29, was killed instantly with chest and shoulder crushed. Mackley, 33, was injured, possibly fatally, with a right shoulder and left leg crushed. Whitmore leaves a wife and three children. Mackley has a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Ira Whit More
Glengonville
Western Maryland
Union Bridge
Charles Mackley
Mount Union
Baltimore
Whitmore
Foster son murders his foster mother then shoots himself
Gland Brown, 22, a Hanover County section hand, killed his foster father's young wife and then killed himself. After shooting her he placed the gun on the ground and fired with his toe, nearly injuring his shoulder. Neighbors feared to approach. Coroner’s inquest could not determine cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speela
Washington
Richmond
Gland Brown
Hanover County
Wiliam Redd
Claud Brown
Killing with shotgun near Luray Virginia
Special to The Washington Post reports James Bundy a Black man was shot and killed by Thomas Hill another Black man about three miles west of Luray after Bundy caused trouble at the Brubaker home Hill urged him to halt and fired a shotgun blast through Bundy near his heart Bundy held a revolver though one cartridge had misfired before the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Luray
James. Bundy
Thomas @ Hill
Bundy
C M Brubaker
Hall
Brubaker
Fire Underwriters approve 190m pirate move
Fire Underwriters say the pirate 190m, i t approved. Moving Packing Storage Fire Underwriters say the pirate 190m, i t approved. Moving Packing Storage All Furniture REDUCED. We've made liberal price reductions on all the Furniture in the house so as to make easier work of moving into our new ll-story addition. Every department in the establishment is being rearranged—so the more furniture we sell now the less we'll have to handle.
Annual August Floor-covering Sale Promises Savings
Choice Brussels warret 672C. A sample value from our Annual August Floor-covering Sale. Complete lines of Carpets Rugs Mattings and Linoleums are offered at prices that hold forth generous savings.
Tragic Accident Kills Woman Crossing Track Near Church
Miss Vinnie Embrick, well known in Richmond, was struck by a Seven Pines electric car while walking to Highland Springs Methodist Church to teach a Sunday school class. Slick tracks from recent rain hindered the motorman who cannot stop the fast car. she died of a head wound. Motorman E G Austin and Conductor G Swank are jailed.
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Washington Pool
Richmond
Vinnie Embrick
Seven Pines
Highland Springs Methodist Church
E G Austin
G Swank
Sequel to Attack Arrest Reported in Alexandria
L Estes was arrested after an alleged assault on Lieut Smith of the Alexandria police, held on $350 bond, and to face a hearing in Po Wee Court. The incident occurred Saturday night at police headquarters, where Estes with three companions attacked the officer. three suspects remain at large. Meanwhile, the yacht Hydrographer of the Coast and Geodetic Survey anchors at Prince Street wharf, under Capt Alpert Ross, with Messrs Pulizzi and Graves aboard. Graves is son of Willard Graves, Republican city committee barman. Pulizzi is a known local figure. In Richmond, St Theresa's church dedication at West Point was led by Bishop Van De Vyver with a celebratory Catholic delegation attending. Rev d McKesfry to attend new church.
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Ashington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
L . Estes
Lieut Smith
Alexandria Police Department
Ball
Estes
Hydrographer
Coast and Geodete Survey Service
Prince Street
Hydrographer 18
Alpert Ross
Messi
S. Talbot Pulizzi
Herbert C Graves
Richmond
St.Theresa’s
West Point
van de Vyver
H J McKeefry
L. J. Wilson
F J. Mog
Magri
Richmont
Hibernians Convention Opens in Norfolk and Portsmouth
The State convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will open in Emerald Hall Norfolk tomorrow with the Ladies Auxiliary assembling in Knights of Columbus Hall Portsmouth. Early mass at St Mary's marks opening of the two days. Also the State convention of the Ancient Order of Evrenans of West Virginia will assemble here tomorrow with a solemn high mass at the cathedral. sessions to be held at Carroll Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Emerald Hall
Knights of Columbus
Portsmouth
St Mary’s Church
Order of Eivernaus
West
West Virginian Will Assemble Here To-Morrow, Opening With Soler High Masa
Carrol Club
Drunken melee ends with shotgun shooting near Germantown
In Boyd Maryland on August 2 a drunken melee near Germantown left Walter Brown shot in the shoulder above the heart. Gary Dines and Edward Prater fired a single-barrel shotgun during the altercation as sheriff’s deputies seek both men at the scene and in surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprolel
Washington Post
Boyds
Germantown
Walter Brown
Gary Dines
Otheers
Moser Hoes
Dines Widh
Brown
Edward Prater
Sherff Gott
Dines
Prater
Obituary notes from Radford and surrounding areas
Virginia obituary notices report Dr John W Farmer fatally injured when thrown from a wagon and dying two hours later at Tidewater Hospital. Service conducted by Rev EX Sutherland. Burial at Hast Pagers Cemetery. Born Pulaski County sixty two years ago. Survived by two brothers, a sister, two daughters. Also note John T Beans of Loudoun County dies at home Beardstown. Duval A. Adams Brothers mourns death of 71-year-old founder with family.
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Radford
John W. Farmar
Tidewater
Heynolds
Murfreesboro
Fenty
Farmer
Hillsville
Wiliam Farmer
Pulaski
Walter Ingles
Susie Farmer
East Radford
Leesburg
John T. Beans
Beardstown
Beans
Loudoun County
William H. Beans
Round Hill
Lynchburg
W Duval A
Adams Brothers
Song
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St Marys Church
Kemp
Naval A Academy
St Alphonsus
Hide
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Mount Vernon Church
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Xbauhe I
Bopame Webb
Copeland
Proxence Hoapital
Aya Busnche
Copevid
John EB Bren
Jefferson Street
Anicomar DC tLom
Frank Lef
Ine Mattia S
Biktate
Eleventh Street
Galloway
Gallowao
Thomas Gallows
Sher
Faeral
Hirst
Rey Welliam
Hirat Vineral
Laig
Roanoke Euché Street
KFCHE
John G Aid Cathar
Alemts
Roberts Daignur
Bets Trin
Charen
Ct Gioy Md
Palling
Sal
Florica Ayente
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Lee
Pennayivania Ave
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol St
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth ST NW
Prieca Commodious Chapel
Ormed
To-Kalon
To-Kalon Wine Co
Tony
SEA Giat Ange
iImp
Atlanta Belle
Pres. Hent Said
Frigco
H. Chase Ballou
Duluth
Charlottesville
HL Chase Ballou
Young Men's Christian Association
Minn
Roy Moore
Tennessee
Huntington
W. Va
W .H. Vines
Ohlo
Missouri
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass'n
St. Louis
U.S.A
Chas. H. Mayhew
Anheuser-Busch
Young Mah
Carter Grace
Hon Carter Glass
J P Bell Printing Company
Ior
Glass
Bell Company
Glase
Virginia Beach
Sy Antueyous
Rothville
Raphael T Tarboe
Darnestown District
Travalah
Choice
Brussels
Warret
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St, Cor
Rth
L. E. Estes
Lieut, Smith
Aumhary
Virginia
Neweva
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