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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1908

Page

34

Flood Devastates South Carolina and Surrounding Regions

Reports from Columbia and nearby towns describe widespread flood damage with Kingston, Fayettesville, and other communities severely affected. Rail lines cut or submerged, thousands homeless, crops ruined, and cities facing prolonged outages as federal and regional efforts pursue restoration. Norfolk, Seaboard, and Southern rail services report major disruptions with recovery planned into the week.

Jenkins Hains Sorry Brothers Held Without Bail

Capt Peter C Hains Jr and his brother T Jenkins Hains were examined in Long Island City court and held without bail awaiting grand jury action. Witnesses testified that T Jenkins Hains threatened Bayside Yacht Club member Charles Roberts with a revolver during the shooting of William E Annis, with Roberts describing the confrontation and Hains denying intent.

Washington New York Peter c. Hanna, Jr T. Jenkins Gilroy Long Island City Charles H. Roberts Bayside Yacht Club Eugene Moung T Jenkins Hains Mr. Roberts Mr. Young T. Jenkins Hains T Jenkins Halns Roberta Capt Haine Gillroy Baker Huises Sinnis Roberts Roberts II Annis Hanna T Jenking Haine Teg Ater Hainses Jenkins Hains Jenkins Hanna ly a _gentlemens club Jenkins Stephens T Jenkins Erains Peter C. Hains Coast Artillery Corps William E Annis Atom Capt. Hains Army War Department Hains Haing

Health Office Deaths Record from Sunday Post

A health office death listing includes Thomas Denchue aged 38, Frances E Carlin 1010, Charlotta M Pulasine 21st NW 7 days, Bernard Cala at Georgetown Univ Hosp, Mary A Godey 1737 Columbia, and multiple others with ages from newborn to 72. The fragment mentions William Whitlam Teachum and Adele Watson among several cases, with locations on DC streets and hospitals.

Thomas Denchue Columbia Ra Whitlam Capitol Ave Tome

Government Sues Railroads Over Unjust Rates

The United States files with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking 35 cent per unit restitution for George Ducas a federal employee banned from travel on routes Cleveland to New York last summer The MacGillis Gibbs Lumber Co Milwaukee also accuses Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad of overcharging for cedar posts between Chicago Brady Tex Public complaint asks for reparations and an order setting maximum lumber paste rates between the named points

United States Interstate Commerce Commission United States of America New York Chicago St. Louis Delaware, Lackawanna Wester George Ducas Cleveland Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Brady Tex MacGiltis & Gibbs Lumber Company Milwaukee

Drowns While Out Boating Near Riverside Maryland

Frank Button drowned Thursday while boating near Riverside Maryland. He lived at 270 Street Southeast and worked in the Treasury supervising architect’s office. A past master of New Jerusalem Lodge and member of the Columbia Royal Arch Chapter, he was a known Mason in the city. Survived by two brothers and a master living in La Plata, Md. Funeral is set for Sunday in La Plata.

Y. Frank Button Riverside Button Supervising Architect of the Treasury New Jerusalem Columbia Royal Arch la Plata

Falls On Picket Fence Injures 8 Year Old Boy

John Farquhar aged eight residing at 2195 L street fell from an iron picket fence while attempting a circus stunt and slipped onto the sharp points, injuring his left side. Neighbors carried him home and Dr. Littlefield of Emergency Hospital treated the slight wounds.

John Farquhar L Street G Street Littlefield

Jubilant Victorious Firemen Celebrate Virginia Convention

Alexandria volunteers return from Harrisonburg where Columbia Engine Company won $100 for largest best uniformed delegation with a band and $50 prizes for best band and best steamer. Firefighters toured engine houses with refreshments after parade.

Washington Post Burray King Street Alexandria Virginia Volunteer Firemen’s Association Harrisonburg Columbia Engine Company Harrigonburg

Republicans weigh a 8th district candidate in Alexandria convention

In Alexandria on Monday afternoon Republicans from the 8th Virginia district will convene to nominate a candidate for representative. Rumors name Park Agnew and White Joseph L Crapper among possible nominees, while J A Egghorn and Frank T Evans are also considered. The district leans Democratic, but the unsuccessful ticket holder often maintains local party strength.

Mignia Virginia Alexandria Agnew Joseph L Crapper J A . Egghorn Culpepper Frank T. Evans Frances B. Carlin Mary L. Guy Washington Charles C Carlin Washington Street C.D. Bulla Methodist Episcopal Church South Samuel H Lunt J Frank Carlin Samuel L. Monroe I Carlin Creighton B. F. Guy Joseph J. W J. C. Eskridge Burjal

Fair draws crowd as weather clears at Rockville event

Record crowd at the Rockville fair fourth day with promising turnout for final events. Joseph H. Bradley of Bethesda, grandson of a former fair president, sent $250 toward defraying expenses amid inclement weather. R. K. Biggs and J. J. Temple clashed over a race start. no damage done. Awards announced for domestic manufactures and textile items as closing day nears with a rich program including racing and a Rockville Kensington baseball game.

Rockville Ier Kensington Joseph H. Bradley Bethesda The Fair Association R. K. Biggs Baltimore J. J. Temple Stokes Linnepee Merry Lasse Merry Lagsia Merry Lassie Hilarity Linepee Jack Brown Edna G F. C. Getzendanner Beane Reba J W. C. Fox Sweedsboro N. J Chaplain Ceci Allmutt Fannie Golden Catherine M Waterbury Edna Gorbiny Smith Patuxent Thomag Montana Guard Fahmary Reba Jb G Fox Maz Queen Whitmeyer Peter Case Armstrong Bonnie Lassie Thomas Barbara Sauter Washington Cotton Gull Josie Bigging Ming Beale Peter Ming Beale Peter, “Noconi | Buk Quit, Mrs JT ‘Trunnell CT Johnson Joule Higgins TW Winters Mies B Prettyman Warsted Bessie Peter W. J. Ricketts Rose Gelfich JC Proctor J O T Tiunnell Goldsborough Emily Glover Uwen Beck M Renshaw Mra J "T ‘Trmmell Laura EH Baker A. Dowden Mian Mary L Sheppard HL Lewis Martit’ Goldsborough Oh ‘Talbott Underhill H_ Talbott Harry Cramer A Dalby Mary IL Sheppard Jyce Bob Bicker Rose VY Grifith D Kingsley Martin Goldsborough Alh JJ Higgins Mes Marth Qoldsborough Firt Mca Proctor Mies G Bpresley ML Sheppard Bersie Peter Julia Anderson Hedeho Wark Vo Coleman Seaman Boalt Hickerson Bret Misa Peter Goleman Frat OD Ho Talbott Miss Fields H L Lewis F W Robinson A P. Beall E Underhill Hemittiching Buttenholes Rod Ricketts Hessie Polar Mien Laura "Higgins OH Talbott Misa Y L. Isherwood F.C. Ward Hesnic Green Martin Goldaborowsh Houtton Misa Laura Baker Alles Couistiman J.T .Trmmell Misa Bezala Peter Frat Mia G. P Henderson Sam Othan Ifik M Goldsborough T. Trapnell Rase Jes A Vousey Sveti Mira Nellie Wheatley Afghen B. Prettyman Rose Vi Mie Wilson Martin Goldeborough Ricketts Hardaeger Hoss V. Grifith Fulke William Granger WG Hoyle Wiliam Dove Alfred HayAttist Graham Riggs Snd E. Johnson Fiat Alfred Hay J. W Groff Samuel FP Thomax

Exhibits of art and crafts dominate county fair judging

A long list of prize winners and exhibitors dominates the county fair notes with awards in painting watercolors portraits still lifes and decorative arts. Notable names include A B Sloer Miss Rose Wagner Gladys Brooke Miss M Moran and Mrs W B Ricketts among others. Judges awarded firsts seconds and emphatic placements across portraits landscapes fruits and culinary crafts reflecting a lively display of talent. The exhibition also features displays of fruit baskets jars and baked goods highlighting community participation and local brands.

Tokatco Bickkon Bret Ce Dehawca Lang@cape Alexander Brat A. Steer Merris Luther Nash Mus M Moran B Steer Mianpee Wagner Firsi Sloer Rose’ Wagner Mim Bchrenner J. F Detander P Wagner Poxtralt Ladyw Brooke M. Moran M. Dataariori Ida Roweer Morea Gladys Srodke Gladys Brooke Minnie Xearly Mecomd M. i Moran Halt T F Delandort Dider Charson B. Sleer Gladys Brovur A.B. Bloer A.B. Sloot B. Sloer Mary Farquhar Bret Dorothy Brake Charles Brooke Dorothy Brooks Morgan Washburn Mise Adele Morse Rusks Linthicum Miga Rove Wagner Borothy J.B. Ganapwiy Hoge Wagner Deouie Kelly Lillida Rage RC Warielé H. Te Wells Alfred Hay R. L. Wagner W. Fields R. I. Wagner W. Felis Johnson Fielfs Muncaster W B Ricketts Citron H Siaymaker Tryst Mist Rowe Wagner Warfiplil Peaches Miss Rose Wagner T €. Keys Send Fears Mis W. Selds C. Keya Fintapple Max T. Keye Mins Rowe Wagner Amond Ay' Lemen Mix G Goldsborough Secon Quince Ricketts Misa Rowe Wagner Pire Kaye Veirs Misa Sadie Penn Adele Mave Secopé Mina Jane Warfeld Misa Ada Wardeld Aletics Mies C 'T Johnson L.morrison W. Hicketts Josie-Higging Cher~ Vieg T ‘c Wow B. Ricketts Marjorie Hail C. Keys W Ricketts Miey C. Jchogon E Ricketts W. H Rick~ Ete T . Keys Marjorie Hall Lillian Sage 5. Ward Lamar Jackson W . Ricketts Mise Lillian Sage Igillian Sage Gp’ Henderson Sage Dsc Ghirer G P Henderson J Foreyehe W J Ricketts Ads Warfeld R C Warthan T C. Keys T. C Keys Ada Warfeld Misa Tessie Feter Misa H. B. Penn Brult—applen R. J Hines J.C Bent Jey RP Hines Wow Walsh Ww. W Welsh H L Wells Seth Warfeld JB Wilson Quins Graff WB Rickelta HS Finley A Howard Men Farquhar Ellen Parquhar I Wagner W Warfeld 1 Wagner P Hines SW Warfield Frgt W Warfield Vineger Vetrarut C & Hickeyton Hartecap Welsh Hgt Mles Mary Welsh Vo Leman Mary O Alfred Ray Arthur Briggs F. B. Musgrove J Hoyle

Fifteenth Annual Sunday School Convention Opens

Falls Church hosted 30 Sunday school workers for the fifteenth county convention. Officers elected include President G. Mason, vice president Rev. George Williams, and Secretary A M. Smith. Next convention slated for August 1909 in Fairfax. 41 Sunday schools represented with 4000 scholars, up 200. State Sunday School offering $76.

Bishop Gibson Returns from Europe on Mauretania

The Rt. Rev. Robert A. Gibson Protestant Episcopal bishop of the diocese of Virginia arrived in New York today aboard the Mauretania. Special to The Washington Post.

Bishop Gibson Europe Washington Post New York Robert A. Gibson Diocese of Virginia

LICENSED TO MARRY. scattered婚

Fragmentary wedding notices list multiple couples with ages and hometowns including New York City Lewinaville Melrose Vector town Omabe Nebr and Hendrickson. Names Rev clerks and partners appear with ages and brief locations. The garbled OCR yields no coherent event dates or outcomes.

Samuel Sperling New York City Pearl Leviten Bouts I. Igelson James Hasler Lewinaville Binggte Deres Melrose Richart Ledel Lester F Hurst Othel V. Yowell Vectortown Kev R. L. Wright Winitr U. Gunlett James E Garrett C Brooks Ruby A. Dudfey Wiliam J Howard John Buchanan Katie H. Winters Bex. G. Stewart

Buel Quits Gort... (text truncated)

The retiring educator Rev David Hillhouse Buelys, unpopular with students for strict discipline, leaves Gorge town University after three years. Joseph Himmel of Gonzaga College will succeed him. Jesuit ministers swap posts as September 1 approach.

David Hillhouse Buely S. J Gorgetown University Joseph Himmel Gonzaga College Georgetown Buet Isnyth Buel St. Joseph’s Caurch Philadelphia New York Father Buel Father Himmél St Aloysius’ Church Rugent de S. McDonnell F. Noonan Father McDonnell

Fire Chiefs Elect Officers at Conference

Special to The Washington Post Columbus Ohio Aug 28 The demena tion of International Association of Fire Engineers today decided to meet next year at Grand Rapids Mich Michael Filmore Tyson chief of the fire department of Lawsville Ky was unanimously elected president George W Horton chief of the fire department of Baltimore first vice president John Thompson of Toronto Canada second vice president James McFall of Roanoke Va secretary Treasurer D Larkena of Dayton Ohio was reelected Baptists in Convention Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Md Aug 28 The annual meeting of the Sunday school and Christian workers of the middle Maryland strict German Baptist Brethren Church convened here today and will remain in session until tomorrow evening About 60 delegates are present.

Washington Post Columbus Ohio International Association of Fire Engineers Grand Rapids Mich Ael Filmore Tyson Fie Lawsville George W. Horton Fire Department of Baltimore John Thompson Toronto Canada James McFall Roan Loke D. ©. Larkena Dayton Baptists In Convention Hagerstown, Md Sunday School and Christian Workers of the Mriddle Maryland Strict German Baptist Brethren Church Seasion

Boy Bitten by Cat Ends Up For Pasteur Treatment

Four year old Edgar McDonald of Alabama Avenue Congress Heights D C was bitten on the right hand by a domestic cat yesterday afternoon. The animal acted oddly after the attack and was killed by the boy’s father. The wound was dressed and the boy may be taken to Pasteur Institute in Bel Imore for treatment today.

Edgar McDonald Alabama Avenue Congress Heights D. C Pasteur Institute Bel+imore

FAGES GIRL ACCUSERS IMPROPER WORDS CHARGED

Dr A B Tebbs of Forestville facing reduced misdemeanor charges from Mrs Haskell and her three daughters over July remarks. Hearing continued to Monday. Tebbs denies all allegations and son John J Haskell stands trial for shooting at Tebbs with intent to kill. Bail set at 2000 dollars. peace bonds posted by Tebbs and Haskell.

A. 8 Tebbs Forestville Cr Vo Haskett Washington Fairfax County Mra Haskell Tobbs Haskell Edith Dorothy Postoffice Great Falls

Horse Throne Policeman Thrown In Mud Accident

Karl Scherer mounted policeman of the Seventh precinct was thrown from his horse yesterday morning across a wet vacant lot at Wisconsin Avenue and River Road Northwest. He suffered a few bruises to head and face as the horse fell into shallow water and toppled him into the mud.

Karl Scherer Seventh Precinct Wisconsin Avenue River Road Northwest Scherer

No matter prices, liberal credit system for you

Our liberal credit system is always open to you, no matter whether prices are reduced or not. Just buy what you wish, and you can depend on us arranging the terms of payment to suit you.

Chicago California Southwest Joaquin Valley Fred Harveals Rulard Broadway New Youx

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