Wreath on tomb reception at Monticello
A Washington post report describes a luncheon and grounds tour at Monticello hosted by former Congressman Levy for French diplomat Jusserand and wife, with University of Virginia officials and students present. The event honored a memorial, featured Dixie sung by the crowd, and continued into the night with praise for the grounds and old Virginia home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
University of Virginia
Dixie
Agtoy Post
Navi
Charlottesville
Jusseria
Alderman
Niliaier
Montecelly
Une
Amu Sader
Areeem Bys Alderman
James Alorris Dirge
University
Richard Tl. Wilson
ML Prisse
Derington
Virginia obituary recounts life of Hiram Litesd Marrin
A lengthy Virginia obituary details the life of Hiram Litesd Marrin a longtime dealer for Taineweud and a resident of New Wredecich. It notes his death at age seven and lists survivors including five children and a widow. The obituary mentions his career at a local firm and references community figures and ties to the Luray and New Gh areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrin-vile
Wetle
Wredecich Leita
Tee Son
Julia Wier Huth
Ivara Cuutiy
Sell
Ang Falk
Fat
Patich Milne
Betes Fool
St, Vine
al Deicy Witte
Levi So
Miler
Oven
Hatton Kieffer
Kieter
Cotta Wil Real Reve Yo Past Hed Sat Near Temercay
Nate
New York
Uenie Levraine
Quntun
Camenughione
Americin
Faisa Ke
Kimay
Larshie
Watch Saved His Life in Richmond Robbery Attempt
White and Wat home at an early hour this morning. RB West was attacked by a night robber who pointed a pistol at him. West seized his pistol in a struggle, the weapon discharged though West was not hurt. A Confederate man then knocked the robber down and both fled, leaving West unrobbed. He alerted the police and recovered quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond
Vii
West
Tax injunction granted in Hampton Normal school case
Newport News Virginia November 30 Judge Blackstone grants an injunction preventing Elizabeth City County treasurer from collecting taxes or interfering with Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute Property valued about 1000 dollars argued not subject to taxation. Motion to make injunction permanent to be heard later. Commonwealth attorney says school violated constitution clause by work for compensation for non pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Newport News
Blackstone
Elizabeth City County
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institut
Commonwealth
Aciees
Multiple Local Weddings and One Train Incident Hit Danville Yard
A Danville dispatcher reports a boy started a locomotive to open a throttle and the engine jumped the track in the Southern Railway yard, colliding with a freight train and injuring the shifting engineer. The event follows a string of marriage notices from nearby towns including Elizabeth M Fuller and Lewis Weight, Mary Edna Wrenn and Tl Oscar Butler, Cynthia A Meadows and Benjamin H High, and S Sydnor with Miss Proble Arhboth, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Southern Railway
Minchett
Othe
Whatham
Elizabeth M. Fuller
Lewis Weight
Callands
Richmond
Mary Edna Wrenn
Oscar Butler
A. B. Armstrong
Clatham
Crrnthia A. Meadows
Benjamin H. High
Pittsylvera County
Plare Loway
Carswell Nabney
Pa ‘Opal
Wredericksburg
Sydnor
Proble Arhboth
Richmond County
Lote
Aberess
D. FP
Coaleman
St. May Church
Sydnot
Leesburg
Mary Estelle Wenserton
O H. Henderson
Asa- Dura
Unis County
Ve . Athends
Atney
Ashburn
Petersburg
Aspen Lawn
James WW. Kergausen
Bush
Winchester
Pamyrage
Carrie Anderson
Suffolk
Stobert Henderson Rush
Jennne Cox Browne
Wath
Norfolk
Wilbur
Hamilon M. Gibson
Moses Gibson
Fangater
Mise Osesoka
Aliie
Lantoun County
Plark Merkley
Baptist Thurch
Gmiclatiog
Gigsut Tefl
Anter Cannes Tehmont
Suv
Mary Urine
Spencer L. Carver
Baltimore
Reserta Athineum
Ely
Ned
Eda
Elzabeth Atvises
Walie
Posie Meredith
Placgare Field
Washingtnn
Packard
Alanore
Lizle
Washington
Jonathan Bryan
Nan
Hobert
Epee
Randolpe Holladay
Hunsden Cary
Woc
No Laws
Robert Cre
Oo Pairtax
Willian Carteral
I. L. Marshall
Man
Devtbe Catlisf
Robert Bevan
Richy
Train Hold-Up Plot Shown in Prison Conspiracy
Albert Tam and Charles Zeon are jailed in Cumberland Maryland on conspiracy to hold up Baltimore and Ohio express No 10 from Pittsburg. Planned for early morning in the mountains above, the scheme included Pittsburg men and a man named Ham recently released from prison. Evidence includes Walters Meyersdale tip and letters tying the Pittsburg group to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cumberland
Albert Tamnd
Charles Zeon
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
J. T. Walters
Meyersdale
Ham
Walters
Son Cannot Explain Death Of Lumberman In New Creek Camp
John Macey a lumberman working in a remote camp near New Creek was found dead. Authorities say death may be due to heart failure but a bullet wound beneath the arm is noted. The body was sent to Elkin for burial. Macey’s son, present at the scene, could not explain the shooting and suggested it might have occurred near an Italian shanty where they stopped. An inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
J. F.woods
Main St
Mahyon
Washington Post
Cumberland
John Macey
Kins
Elkin
Macey
Washington
Cumberland, Mill
Nav
Bennet
Itu
Eight Ears
Garrett
Abrahan
Jim
Duffy
Atlanta
Ghe
Palais Royal
G and
Eleventh Streets
Compulsory Education Proposed by Maryland Board
Maryland State Board of Education voted to support compulsory primary education for children aged eight to twelve. A committee led by E Stanley Gary recommended a law to extend schooling statewide to ensure a literate population and future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Board of Education
Washington Post
Annapolis
State Board of Education
E. Stanley Gary
State Board of Education of
Maryland
Ths
Oliver Typewriter Wins Top Writer Award at Exposition
In St. Louis on November 30 the world’s manufacturers clashed over the top writer award. The Oliver Typewriter was officially awarded the gold medal for practical superiority after a keen contest. American exhibitors displayed fierce competition and anticipated victory, though the official result was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Oliver
Oliver Typewriter
Richmond and Danville Dispatch Line Gets Southern and PENNsylvania Mangement
The Southern Railway and the Pennsylvania Railroad announce representatives for the Richmond and Danville Dispatch an all fun fast freight line linking North and South F W Parsons manager Philadelphia Robert Mayo Jr traveling freight agent Philadelphia J R Mock agent Boston W M Israel agent Rochester E C Morgan agent Pittsburgh Pa The Southern Railway also announces December 1 changes W Turner Columbus will replace Mock Paul Pimberton traveling freight agent will replace Turner with HQ at Augusta Ga
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. & D. Dispatch
Southern and Pennsylvania
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richmong and
Danville Dispatch
F. W. Parsons
Philadelphia
Robert Mayo Jr
Phiadelphia
Pan
J. R. Mock
Boston
W. MM
Restoration of Old Senate Chamber and Annex Deadlines Set
Maryland State House delegates met with Gov Wartelkd presiding to authorize immediate restoration of the old senate chamber funded by prior legislature. Architect Josias Pennington to request proposals, aiming to restore to near in situ condition when Washington resigned his commission. Annex construction must finish by July 1, project no extension. Water town Marble bid of 479,933 for remaining interior marble work excluding doors accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Annapolis
Sluts Building Commission
Gov. Wartelkd
Josias Pennington
Washington
State House
Watertown Marble Company
Supreme Court upholds Durham vaccination rule
The North Carolina Supreme Court sustains the Durham school board vaccination regulation. No child can attend school without a prior vaccination, despite a parent's claim that a doctor's certificate warned against vaccinating their daughter. The lower court ruling in the board’s favor is affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raleigh
N. C
Thea Supreme Court
Durham School Board
Mandamus
Supreme Court
Freight Robbery and Court Plea Mix In Alexandria Briefs
Police charges against two officers for on duty conduct lead to a 30 day suspension with possible review by the police board. A freight train at Portner's siding saw entry to several cars and theft of various goods during a brief stop. Also noted are emancipation celebration plans, local court actions, a work accident involving an Italian laborer, the funeral of Grover C. Goodrich, staffing changes at the market, and a fall causing a broken ankle for Mrs. Marshall Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themington
Novavia
J. M. Gwin
Baltimore
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Gwin
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
John T. Roberts
William Mayhugh
Webster
Paff
Board of Police Commissioners
Corporation Court
Portner’s Siding
Abraham Lincoln
Lagnus J. Robinson
William Goings
Industrial Advocate
Yesterni
C. Barley
As. HH. Lant
Margaret K. O'Neal
TE. B. Taylor
Bf Samuel I. Strother
B. Fisher
W. W. McNair
Mary Taylor
J. K M. Norton
Peyton's Grove
James Garvey
Lanun Grothers
R. and PF
Domiwick
Joseph H. Nelson Dead Civil War lieutenant dies at 66
Joseph H. Nelson formerly served as a lieutenant in Company A, Forty third Battalion of Virginia Cavalry under Col. Mosby. He died at his residence on Quincy Street from paralysis aged sixty six. wounded at Castlemans Ferry in 1864, his funeral will be at his home and body taken to Warrenton, Va for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Blazer
Castlemans Ferry
Virginia
Devonsml
Warrenton
BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING TONIGHT
The annual meeting of the Business Men's Association will be held at the Riggs House tonight December 3 at 8 o'clock. Election of twelve directors for two years and other important matters will be discussed. Nominated directors include F K Raymond James Oyster R P Andrews W S Kne Staples C H Syme W W Dane John Doyle Carmody William Hahn F E Saul JL Shoemaker Hugh Weill E G Shater P J Brennan RL Golden T B Chase Thomas Hei Hoge B L Brice Thomas Bown Jo Fleming John B Daish Joseph He Crawford F L G Coldren 34 Wood David Moore and Frank Metgeroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buain
Riggs House
F. K. Raymond
James Oyster
R. P. Andrews
W. S. Kne¢ Staples
C. H. Syme
W. W. Dane
John Doyle Carmody
William Hahn
Saul JL
BP. Shoemaker
Hugh Weill
E.G. Shater
P. J. Brennan
Golden Doneny
PB. B. Chase
Thomas G. Hei- Hoge
BL Brice
Thomas Bown
Joan Fleming
John B. Daish
Joseph He. Crawford
FL G. Coldren
Wood
David Moore
Frank B. Metgeroit
Brother Fabrician Returns from France to City
Brother Fabrician, former president of St. John's College, returns to the city after five years abroad in France. He is expected to arrive in time for activities tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabrician
France
St. John's College
Georgetown Republicans Celebrate Roosevelt Victory at Mount Zion
Georgetown Republicans held a post election meeting at Mount Zion M. E. Church on Twenty-ninth Street. Charles H. Corner presided and Dr. Robert Reyburn, Republican national committeeman for the District of Columbia, spoke praising Roosevelt and faulting slander in the campaign. Lieut. R. F. E. S. Toomey discussed equal rights, while J. Daney recounted campaign travels. John Morley, M. P., was noted as a passenger aboard the Baltic en route to Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Roosevelt
Mount Zion Church
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Club
Mount Zion M. EE
Twenty-ninth Street
Charles H.corner
District of Columbia
Mary Barnes
James, Waaster
Whenezer A. M. E. Church
Toomey
Mr. Roosevelt
J. ©. Daney
Maine
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ambassador Jusserand
Jefferson
Monticello
Tel
Aliatarie
Virginie
Bo Eeloek
Lewy Thineck
Pia Sadur
Helen Pennyracker
Wilmington
Dela Xu
Allerman
Gue
Menticeila
Homer
Geoghefal Diaeheon
Amul
Aldermin
Dudge
BR. T
Wid
Murray Hocock
Mime
Juss
Att the University
Tatamint
Poe L.ignens
Soutme
A. Gediteans
Poantamsye
Mat Menese Corpuraras
Alexaniria
Nenbal
Seetertey Gad Treasures Fagtus
Aurtey, Ao
Cave Voampany Uu Harlottesville
Pape Rae FR. Lindsay
Nurfalki Saps Peesitent
Joseph F. Marer Pou
Joseph F. Marer Pou Nard M. Marepany, Tse Chines
Tioga
Smeretars Sui
Seeudne
Roi
Riddick
Jane Holvick
Jones
Riddiel Saere Amount
Oe Fomes
HAH Hyee
Hampton Normal Institute
Boy
Nego
Neyo
Clare County
J. F. Woods
Paw PA
Maryland Court of Appeals
Mud
Court of Appeals
Boviety
Roberts
Superior Court
Baltimore City
Hoya
Wenzel
Boyd
Hodges
Leach Ve. Pike
Court of Common Pleas
Pearce
Miners’ and Merchants’ Bank, of
Lona
Coning
Snyder
Schmucker
Southern Trust and Deposit Company
Edwin Warfield
Pircuit
Beltimore City
Jenkins
Riggs
Circuit Court
Baltimore County
Winterade
C. Byrne
E. C. Kanade
Spovial
Gaithersburg
Clifton Byrne
Erma Cecil Kunude
Nepworth Methodist Episcopal Church
William ©. Parrish
Lobert KE. Kanode
Misldiebrooke
Tne
Richard H. Buredette
Upo
Hastings Court of Petersburg
Druys
Grace BR
Hawkins
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Agute
ROYAL
Maryland State House
Senate
Virginia Court of Appeals
Charleston
Supreme Court of Appeals
Marshall Wlant
Isaac M. Kelley
Harrison County
W. W. Howe
R. Pepper
Braxton County
Huene Et al
Harrold
Fayette County
Prohibition
West Virginia
A. D. Preston
Board of Commissioners of
Raleigh County
Stephenson Vs. Johnson Et al
Kanawha County
Navy
West Point
McClintic
Norton
Spencer
Smith
Dague
Woodworth
McKinney
Ghormley
Bernard
North Carolina Bank
Charlotte
Ellington
Gastonia Banking Company
John F. Love
Joseph A. Page
Forestry
Ameenn
Ben Charleston
Mike Heinz
Nicholas County
Henor W
Keller
Heinz
Warsaw
George Lawson
Edwardsvile
Northerland County
Staunton
W. A Weaver
Aed
Baltimore Man
Alexandria News
Partner’s Siding
Corporation
Grover C. Goodrich
Iles KE. Nell
Wlington
Andrew Sullivan
Marshall Carr
North Washington Street
Gorman
Joseph H. Nelson
Business Men’s Association
W.b.moses & Sons
St., Corner
Congregational Church
Clarence
Elsie Bond Bischoff
John F. Ellis & Co
Myste
Washington Symphony
Reginald DE Rove
Lafayette
Deceember
Pao Wispham
Pone Ie Hanesss UR Smith
John Morley
Saily
Baltic
Liverpool
Wow Castle, Pa
Porte Rotal A. Lisner Ag
SEREE
James K. Hackett
Mre
C. A. Doremus
Leonidas Westervelt
Hagrett
Charles Stuart
Charles Frohman
Capayes Ee Opera House
A.W. Disgwall
Gho. W. Nicolas
Retae
Joe Welch
Xewconery Gohen
Cenic
Chase
Edmund Day & Co
Bere
Jeana Aland
Paul Harnes
Coakley
Metivide
Mrado
Met
Grand Opera Quartet
Gardner
Billia
Kernan’s
Matinee Daily
Charles Barton
Vanity Fatih
Washington College of Music
Sydney
18Th St. Nw
C. Music
Columbia Living Leading Theater
America
RED Feather
N. Y. Tresy
Henry W. Savage
St. Margaret’s Church
Connecticut
Bancroft Place
A. TL
Ors
Carmen
Ashington College
Thomas Evans Greene
Savage Opera
Ty Washington Symphony Orchestra
Reginald de Koven
Columbia
Sooryder A
UNC
Columbia Theater
T. Arthy
Shane
Sanders & Stay
Abby Johnson
Abby
Stoneleigh Court
Fulton’s
Ninth Street
N. W
the Sunday Post
Niewspapreh Achlye