Wreck on Atlantic Coast Line claims engineer and more
A fatal Atlantic Coast Line wreck at Mount Airy yards near Pastersboro Virginia killed engineer W J McAllister of Manchester Virginia and injured mail clerk H Craven of Washington DC. Fireman Walter Moore survived by jumping from the cab as the locomotive and tender turned over and two passenger coaches remained on track. An open switch is blamed and a wrecking car was dispatched from Richmond to clear the line.
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Washington Post
Patersboro
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Fayetteville
N. C
Richmond
Mount Airy Yards
W. J. McAllister
Manchester
H ON. Craven
Washington, DC
W J. McAllister
J. R. Moody
Bhaineer McAlister
Tige
Walter Moore
North Carolina
N_ Craven
Washington, D.C
New Trial for Prof Harris in Virginia Case
Warrenton verdict set aside as error by Supreme Court of Appeals. Prof TD Harris, convicted of manslaughter in the September Warrenton trial for Editor WA Thompson’s death, is granted a new trial and slated for January 4 next term. Proceedings also involve Virginian Railway, receivers, and city matters.
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Warrenton
Washington Po
Richmond
Supreme Rout of Appeals
Td) Harris
WA Thompson
Lauquiee Circuit Court Aalle
Issi¢ral Anderson
Instotk
Westernallay Company
Veis Virginisn Reilway Compety
Too W Raight
Eppanton
Myare
Ta Commonwealth and
R.astan
Deny C Shiles
Ec Daas Diggs
le Wendenbure
Death notices and funerals in city obituaries mix
A garbled OCR list shows multiple obituary notices dated late November and early December across 1900s. Names include Clara Baldwin, Mary Bolway Dodge, William G Himrood, Vincent, and Jan Seong, with services in Oak Hill Chapel, Miami, St Matthews Church, and Arlington cemeteries. Interments are private. dates and locations vary.
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Lnscwae Wey
Albermaarte
Clara Bonford
Nnts
Henry
Panda Galdwin
WD Baldwin
Mary Bolway
Walter S Dodge
Ruch B Hensey
Horace
Iumrod
Miami
Fla
William G
Waslington
New York
Carlew
Funeral Directors in Capital City Scribbler Ads
A readable fragment lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers with shop names and addresses, including Thos S Sergeon successor to RS Cazeme, Thos A Costello, Franks Geier's Sons, W R Speare, Geo P Zurborst, J William Lee, John R Getco, R F Harveys Sons, and Wm H Sardo & Co, outlining services and contact methods in a dense ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. S. Sergeon
RS Caz
Thos. A. Costello
Frank Geier
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
P. Zurborst
Evbalmer
J. William Lee
Funeral Directo
Embalmer Uivery
Pemaeghania
John R. Get
Eotalmers
gon + pw
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R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Norit
Anti Imperialist League Holds Eleventh Meeting in Porto Rico
The Anti Imperialist League reaffirmed the principle to free the islands and oppose colonialism at its eleventh annual meeting in Independence. President Moorflela Storey and Secretary Erving Winsiey were reelected. the group urged Filipinos to demand independence while maintaining order and self governance readiness. Notables named as vice presidents included Andrew Carnegie, Samuel Clemens, William Howells, Nelson Miles, and Jane Addams.
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Storey
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Andrew Carnegis
Samuel K. Clemens
William D. Howells
Nelson A. Miles
Mike Jane Addams
Dig For Murdered Mer In West Berwick Cellar
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania November report claims a cellar in West Berwick holds the bodies of nine Black Hand victims. State police say 26 feet must be excavated to reach the remains, with 16 feet to be reached by tomorrow night.
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Speead
Watasingcom
Wilkes-Barre
Black Hand
Luzerne
Fortunate
Antonin Catzbro
West Berwick
Banking watchdog orders monthly director meetings nationwide
Comptroller Murray mandates monthly board sessions for about a quarter of U S banks with irregular schedules. Directors must approve all loans at each meeting and record decisions permanently. Bank presidents support stronger director oversight while noting some directors lack detailed loan knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Murray
Washington Bank
George W White
National Metropolitan Bank
Licensed to Marry Names Many Couples in Odd Listing
A scrambled OCR style notice lists numerous marriage pairings with ages and partial names. The fragmentary text includes individuals from various places such as Ortege Va and New Orleans La, with ages ranging from 2 to 87, mentioning Rev figures and multiple surnames in a single jumble.
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Jotu
Hosa
Wright Eugmo
Holly
Mary
Mille
Bianerty Eory
Grasty
Ortege Va
Blaocha
Eastham
Cilpopper
Willan le Tilloghast
Simplicio Strappell
Rancearo Catakio
Roy” Nicholas Yadelil
Edward Baker
Jean B Padlar
Hey Wallace
Rafcttta Hobert R Ralston
New Orleans
Mary Touts “Chase
Aarts O'Denoghire
Edward Ragan
Marrigold
Bertle
Pearson
Maunvsaun
Ier
Woth
Richmond
JB. McLaughson
Richard Dorsey
Mary Mitchell
Saylen Jetturson
Sprutey
Bayles
Louis Bowens
Lucy Landoo
Rey I Tolllv
Joma Galney
Beatrice Tinsa
Rey JB
Metalghite Amnex A
Hospital Gift Promises City a $200,000 Facility
A Washington area hospital donor, George W. Watts, who aided Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, plans to present a $200,000 hospital to his hometown. The ceremony will be held Thursday at the hospital, reflecting a prominent gift amid enduring civic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Washington
George W. Watts
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Taxpayers Delinquent on Capitation Tax Before Election
In Alexandria VA, residents learned that capitation tax of 158 must be paid six months before the June state election. Despite a public impression of higher penalties, the city treasurer’s office says only about two thirds of normal voters have qualified. Delinquents receive a grace period before penalties rise, while officials rush to collect taxes from property owners to enforce franchise rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port Bureau
King Brest
Abeezndria
Alexandria
Robinson
City Treasury
Hig
Injured in Runaway at Union Station Area
A mail wagon driven by rural carrier Lamar Monroe ran through the baggage area near the union station in Alexandria yesterday afternoon causing injuries to Monroe who was thrown from the wagon. He was taken to Alexandria Hospital as the horse was captured. Also noted is a charter filing for Prog Company Incorporated by Henry Evans of Washington to conduct drug attire with capital between 1 and 100 thousand dollars. John Lewis fined $25 after drunken disorderly conduct. civil service exams announced for several posts in December and January. funeral services for Edward C Lee and burial at Bethel Cemetery scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Monroe
Cor Hage
Union Station
Alexanaria
Iacrosa
King Street
Monroe
Alexandria Hospital
Prog Company Incorporated
Henry Evans
Washington
Btate Corporation Commission
Virginia
Henry Mivans
C. W White
W A’ Johnson
Ault of
John Lewis
Alexandria
Lewin
Edward C. Lee
Robert ¢ Ruby
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
John G. Bower
Western Maryland News Item Roundup
Montage of local incidents reports a track hand struck by a freight train near Chambersburg with serious injuries, a Beaver Creek infant burned and not expected to survive, a Hagerstown resident cited in court for damages, and marriage notices including Coumelman Evans and Miss Mary IV Fair wed at the First Baptist Church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Shafer
Western Maryland Railroad
Cumberland Valley
Chambersburg
Henry Shoop
Beaver Creek
Coumelman Evans
Brie
Couteman
Frank Evans
Misa Mary IV Fair
Oslock
First Baptist Church
W . Watson
Alleged coiners held in Roanoke counterfeiting case
Roanoke Virginia police arrested W R Wingate and J H Hall of Grayson County on counterfeiting charges after passing twenty dollar gold pieces. They claimed the coins were received at Anglindon and denied knowing they were fake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Roanoke
W R Wingate
J H Hall
Grayson County
Alingdon
Virginia Adds Andrew Christian to Basketball Team
Richmond native Andrew Christian, brother of Archer, joins the University of Virginia basketball squad as center. He impressed last season at Woodberry Forest and is expected to boost the lineup as Harding did not return. The 1940 41 roster includes seven holdovers Ashby Cecil May Wilson Nef Williams Dulany and new prospects Spratt Kerns Campbell and Rixey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Christian
Virginia
Washington Foat
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Richmond
Archer
Christian
Woodberry Forest
Virgina
Harding
Colorado
Ashby
Cecil
May
Wilon
Nef
Willams
Dulaney
Spratt
Emory and Benty College
Kerns
Tanton High School
Campbell and Rixey
Jefferson School
Held for Child Murder in Maryland Case
Special to The Washington Post from Upper Marlboro Maryland reports additional testimony in the case of Margaret Batson Howard color ed charged with murdering her 12 year old child Mary in Palmer's woods Prince George County Raymond Carver common law husband faced a bearing on an accessory charge Detectives Muller and Warren testified to Howard's confession claiming she killed her child she said she confessed to fear God would forgive her and she wished to tell the truth Carver denied involvement Magistrate Ridgeley remanded both suspects without bond awaiting the April grand jury action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Upper Marlboro
Muller and Warren
Carver
Ridgeley
Grand Jwy
No Defense As Bank Trial Concludes In Greensboro
Special to The Watangiodex Greensboro Nov The government concluded that testimony on Cashier Lee Battle was insufficient and the defense says no further evidence will be offered Trial resumes tomorrow Battle faces charges of false reports to the comptroller and overdrafts tied to Pomona Cotton Mills where he served as treasurer The mill owed the bank about 16500 A key witness, A I Rain Pomona Mills superintendent, testified that seven thousand seven dollars was collateral to mollify Battle amid expectations of a bank examiner in days to come to show reduced indebtedness for the units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Lee
Battle
City National Bank
Rattle
Pomona
Virginia Briefs Reflect Local Clergy and Civic Actions
Virginia briefs report pastor J D Paxton from Lynchburg Presbyterian gifting four wild geese to Lynchburg police while McKendree Methodist Church rejects Rev RM Chandler. bishop mediation sought. Delegates named to Washington rivers and harbors convention from Fredericksburg. memorial gate at Roseville Cemetery funded by estate. Public auctions in Spotsylvania sold Fredericksburg property. Farnham meeting supports a high school. Roanoke Chamber urges $800,000 bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D Paxton
Lynchburg
McKendrae Methodist Church of Norfolk
RM Chandler
Morrison
LU B Betty
Alabama
Gov Swanson
Fredericksburg
O M Armstrong
M. G. Wills
D. Scott Quinton
Steamship Brewster Lost Near Diamond Shoals
Reports from Hatteras indicate the German steamship Brewster is ashore on Inner Diamond Shoals and being driven by heavy seas toward dangerous reefs. The crew and five men aboard the Diamond Shoals nightship are being rescued as rescue vessels move to safety in a continuing, perilous situation.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Cant Hatteras, T
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Brew+ster
Dimond
Onondaga
Gape Hatteras Cave
Brewster
Hatteras and Crests
Diamond Shoals
Gull Shoal Ufe
Hatteray
Jamestown
New York
Jofley
Hoz
West Virginia Sheep Breeders Elect Officers in Pasture Session
The fourteenth annual West Virginia Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers Association met in Washington to elect Dr Archibald Moore of Mannington as president Glenn Moorman Franklin as vice president and J B Huyett of Charleston as secretary Officers read papers on sheep care and feeding live stock and agriculture Argentina and internal parasites Prof Hi Mumford spoke on sheep care and Raising 500 Sheep with noted state figures citing 750000 sheep and 272000 dogs as major threats to flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpertal
Washington Peat Elis
Thi
Moss
Argentina
R. E Thagher
Greenstrier
C. BE. Lewis
ELOPERS OUTWIT FATHER IN VA TRAIN RUSH
Special to The Washington sore Roanoke Virginia November 4 Miss Mary Laughland of Cave Spring and Frank Blam eloped to Winston Salem. The bride's father hurried to stop them at the station believing they would go to Bristol. The couple boarded a southbound train as he watched.
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Washington
Roanoke
Mary Laughland
Cave Spring
Frank Blam
Winston Salem
Bristol
West Virginia Headlines: Ogdin Ill, Kanawha Receiver Named
Former State Treasurer Newton Ogdin is gravely ill at Parkersburg while C. D Strader of Phillips is named receiver for Kanawha Coffee Company in Charleston with a $15,000 bond. First cars over the Blythe Electric Railway run today as officials and stockholders anticipate the inaugural trip. Trotter of West Virginia University earns offer to lead the State School for the Blind and Combat at Romney. A temporary injunction halts Huntingdon and Central City's tax collection beyond city limits for 1869. The State Dairymen’s Association at Biking elects J R Wells as president and SH McNeil as vice president, with Dr C A Lucder secretary.
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Newton Ogdin
Parkersburg
Ogdin
C. D Strader
Phillips
Kanawha Coifersea Company
Charleston
Bliips
Peet
Wrrank
Trotter
West Virginia University
State School For the Blind
Dombat
Romney
oMcers
J R. Wells
Jones Hun
Virginia Obituary Notices From Charlottesville Area
Samuel J Hart of Albemarle County wed this morning at Brooke Side near Keswick. Born Fruitlands, Keswick in 185 he married Fannie Winston Anderson of Louisa County. survived by three sons and one daughter. Thomas Wilson, lumber manufacturer, died at local hospital aged a widow Son and daughter survive him. Wolff Leech of Rockbridge died in Florida winter home aged 1. one daughter and five sons survive. William Skinner of Stafford County died at home aged . survived by husband and three children. Craven T Osburn, brother of Mrs Alea Love of Purcellville, died in Columbus Georgia. survived by wife and several children.
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Charlottesville
Samuel J Hart
Albemarne County
Brookeside
Fruitlands
Keswick
Fannie Winston Anderson
Louisa County
Suffolk
Ivasc Thomas Wilson
Virginia
Wicorea County
Maryland
Lexington
Wolf Leech
Rockbridge
Florida
Brederickehure
William ‘Skinner
Stafford County
Sheta
Leesburg
Craven T Osburn
Alea Love
Purcellville
Columbus
Georgia
Ing
Ehudnen
Martinsburg pair wed in Hagerstown churches
Mary Low Wiriskey daughter of Louly Friskey and Stanley Ritter Moler of Martinsburg wed Rev Dr A B Bratton at St Pauls United Brethren parsonage in Hagerstown. Mary E Rubbeck of Clear Spring married John H Robinson at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev W K Dieht.
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Hagerstown
Misa
Mary Low Wriskey
Louly Friskey
Ant Stanley Ritter Moler
Martinsburg
A B Bratton
St. Paul's
United Brethren
Mary E Rubbeck
John H Robinson
Path of Clear Spring
W. K Dieht
Lake rate cases argued over rail coal shipments to lake ports
In Richmond Virginia on November 3 1915 the lake rate cases were argued before the US Court of Appeals. The questions involve whether courts may curb railroads from increasing rates on coal shipments from Pocahontas and Kanawha districts to lake ports. West Virginia and Lynchburg panels split on jurisdiction with lower courts, and the matter moves to the Interstate Commerce Commission for decision. Coal operators and several railroads sought high rates to push rivals from the lakes trade, risking a West Virginia miners monopoly by Ohio and Pennsylvania firms.
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Weahington Post
Richmond
In Commerce Commission
Lake Vata
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Pritchard
Waddill
Copner
Dynchburg
Huntington
Pocahontas
Kenawha
Salta
West Virginia
Conner
Lynchburg
McDowell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohlo
Western
Michigan
Lakesas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Widow Upholds Will in Hampton Case Verdict
In Hampton Virginia the jury in the Selat er will contest returned a verdict upholding the widow of James Reater Jr. The suit aimed to break the will on grounds of insanity and undue influence. Reater, a prominent businessman, died recently leaving most of his estate to his young widow. His siblings alleged lack of mental capacity and influence by the wife.
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Washington
Hampton
Selater
Hal ‘Cere
James Reater, Jr
Sueg
Splater
Judge Atkinson Dead Leaves Virginia Legacy in Isle of Wight
Judge George R. Atkinson of Isle of Wight County died at his home aged unspecified after long service before county court abolition in Virginia. Notable case involved Andrew Carter Gilligan jailed eighteen years for murder of his sweetheart’s father. Also notes death of Cy rug W Hall former Kanawha criminal court judge in Charleston, aged three, from spinal meningitis.
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Washington Post
George R. Atkinson
Isle of Wight
Virginia
Atkinson
Andrew Carter Gilligan
Beverly Turner Gilligan
Adanson
Charleston
Cyrug W Hall
Kanawha Criminal Court
Prtilan
Mail Box Robbery In Newport News Affects Local Bank
A post office box theft in front of Merchants National Bank yielded 1700 dollars in checks. Some checks were recovered from Frank Barnes a seven year old boy and arrests of several boys may follow. Also a separate report notes twelve dwellings burned by an overheated stove in a miner's cabin at Richland near Wheeling West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Boy
Washington Post
Newport News
Merchants National Bank
Frank Barnes
Wheeling
W. Va
Richland
Dr Merritt to Be Tried in Spring
Nov 4 The trial of Dr James B Merritt of Easton is to be postponed until the April term of court due to the indictment by the grand jury in the Mrs Joan Dean case. Merritt was arrested Saturday on a bench warrant after his acquittal and posted 400 bail for his appearance.
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Joneyas
Wasoingierom
Denton
James B Merritt
Easton
Tote County
Joan Dean
Virginia Weddings Show Two Local Nuptials Reported
Nov 3 wedding at Seventh Street Christian Church tied Miss Guby Cole man Thornes to William Rind Storrs with Rev H DC MacLachlen officiating. Attendant Mrs Joseph Agnew Pleasant. matron of honor Gervas Storrs jr, best man. Couple to reside at 2015 West Grace Street after December 2. Also Leesburg area wedding on Sunday as Anna Mae Anderson wed Piggott.
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Hicomond
Guby Coleman Thornes
Airs Julian P .Thomas
Seventh Street
Christen
William Rind Storrs
H DC MacLachlen
Joseph Agnew Pleasant
Gervas Storrs, Jr
Grace Street
This City
Leesburg
Anna Mae , Anderson
Mc Taeac Anderson
Silvett Springs
This County
Eines Bo Piggott
Thomas Piggott
Sitcott Springs
D . Blakemore
Methodist Church
This Place
Pay as You Enter Cars Planned for Richmond Line
President Northrop of the Virginia Railway and Power Company announced plans to invest about $000,000 in improvements. The project centers on pay-as-you-enter cars and faster service between Manchester and Petersburg, plus a new Manchester passenger station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richiaonal
Northrop. Og
Virginia Railway and Fower Company
Manchester
Petersburg
Manchester I
Edwin M Fiey Dies At 70 Near Fayetteville Maryland
Edwin M Fiey prominent farmer of near Fayetteville dies at age 70 Survived by his wife Margaret E Wingert and two children Frank J King aged ? adopted son of Daniel Cramey died at home ten days earlier of consumption He leaves a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Edwin M_ Fiey
Fayetteville
Stimart
Margaret E_ Wingert
Frank J. ‘King
Daniel Cramey
Contest to fund Lutheran Seminary discussed for relocation
In Charlotte North Carolina a spirited contest features Noy M Thus city Columbia Savannah and Saliabury reading for funding the Lutheran Theological Seminary. The Southern synod plans to move the seminary from Mount Pleasant Charles Ion harbor to a more central location. The executive board meets here tomorrow to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Seminary
Washington
Charlotte
City
Columbia
Savannah
Saliabury
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Southern Synod
Mount Pleasant
Charles
Ion Harbor
Executive Hard
Threat letters and postal case in Richmond and Wadesboro
Federal officials arrest a young woman in Richmond on threats and defamatory letters sent through the mails tied to Mrs Julia Davis. In North Carolina, a separate suit seeks damages over a failed registered letter to Tebe Woodle.
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Spesial
Washington Post
Richmond
Johnson
Julia Davis
Wadesboro
Po Matheson
Tebe Woodle
Woodle Negro
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Scaga Record
Hernia Providence Journal
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Blackistone’s
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Peerl A. Bowen Jr
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Amslia Langberry
Paul
Helen P. Brockett
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Frances
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Thorns
Elsie Crom
Allied
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Jacob M
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Francis Man
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Williams
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Ingang
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To-Kalon Wine Co
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Alexandra Hospital
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Wash
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Hagerstown Yester
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Tighmanton
Taylor
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
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Davisville
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St John's Epiacoval
Ellcott City
Annapolis
All Saint's Parish
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Osborne Ingle
Maryland Court of Appeals
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Mly
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Sarah H Blymer
Clal
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Harford
Freeborn Brown
Julio & Young
Thomas
I Robinson
Appellee
Ant
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Agnes M Stapleton
Dayton
Anna M Stephenson
Jorseta
Virginia Briefs
Albert Morrin
Roseville
Reedvile
Neck
I. Harding Walker
Spottsylvania County
HF Crismond
W. ‘Allison
Farnham
Richmond County
Behavis
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Frazer
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GARGO
Outer
Diamond Shoal
Hatteras
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Doolittle
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Huntingum
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Tudge G
BR. Atkinson
Isle of Wight Court
Dr. Merriitt
Pocomoke City
Aield
Frank Anderson
Stephen Bailey
Anne Arundel Board
Sdeelal
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S Ogle Tighmen
James W Owens
Charles W Owens
Richard T Day
Virginia Weddings
Castoria
Dibulls
Apollinaris Water
T Efferverc
Cathedral Avenue
Woodley Park
Gurney
Saul
Crittenden Street
Washington Heights
N. L. Lansbury
13Th St. N. W
Wellington
Sidney West
Dunlap & Co
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