Wreck on Atlantic Coast Line Kills Engineer in Mount Airy
A fatal Atlantic Coast Line wreck in Mount Airy plunges locomotive and tender, killing engineer W. J. McAllister of Manchester Virginia and injuring mail clerk H. Craven of Washington DC. Fireman Walter Moore escapes by jumping. Passengers in two coaches were unaware of disaster until told as track torn up and wrecking car sent from Richmond.
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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 Warrenton Case
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals granted a new trial for Professor Harris, convicted of manslaughter in Warrenton for the death of Editor WA Thompson. The reversal followed a claim that error occurred at the September trial, with the four-year penitentiary sentence set aside pending retrial. Other cases discussed included Virginia Railway and Metropolitan receivership issues.
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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
Multiple Obituaries and Funerals in Early 1900s Notices
Died notices for Adonis Baldwin and Clara Baldwin, with funeral details at Oak Hill Chapel and private interment. Mary Bolway Dodge, widow of Walter S Dodge, funeral from 110 F Street NE with private interment. William G Him of Miami, a Civil War veteran, funeral arrangements in Washington DC. Infant Adys Tavisson, funeral service at 22 East Street NE. Eng Gen Thomas M Vincent US A, retired, funeral at St Matthews Church with interment at Arlington Cemetery.
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Lnscwae Wey
Albermaarte
Clara Bonford
Nnts
Henry
Panda Galdwin
WD Baldwin
Mary Bolway
Walter S Dodge
Ruch B Hensey
Horace
Dodge
F Street
Iumrod
Miami
Fla
William G Him
Lod
Waslington
New York
Carlew Jan
Seong
Uciy
Sadie Tavisson Phoenil
Funeral Directors Directory Listing
A historical notice lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers. Notable names include Thos S Sergeon successor to RS Caz, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, W R Speare, Geo P Zurborst, William Lee, John R Get, R F Harvey's Sons, and WM H Sardo & Co, with varying locations and modest price claims. Trade card style entry emphasizes professional services, day and night availability, and modern chapels.
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Thos. S. Sergeon
RS Caz
Ain
Thos. A. Costello
AWD
Enon
Frank Geier
Chanel
North Tip
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
GEO
P. Zurborst
Ewbalmer
Capital Xt Jr
William Lee
Funeral Directo
Embalmer
Pemaeghania
Ephone
John R. Get
Fotalmers
Orth
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Exyalmers
Ims
ST NW
Nori
Anti-Imperialist League Reaffirms Puerto Rico and Philippines Policy
At its eleventh annual meeting in November independence for Porto Rico and the Philippines was reaffirmed. President Moorfield Storey and Secretary Erving Winslow were reelected and pledged to resist colonial tenure while urging Filipinos to pursue independence with order. Notables including Andrew Carnegie and Jane Addams were elected vice presidents.
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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
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania detectives seek evidence against the Black Hand gang held in Luzerne County Prison. Fortunate and Antonin Catzbro were arrested by state police. Two men dig 26 feet to reach nine bodies said to be buried in a West Berwick house cellar.
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Speead
Watasingcom
Wilkes-Barre
Black Hand
Luzerne
Fortunate
Antonin Catzbro
West Berwick
Bank Directors to Meet Monthly Under Comptroller Pronouncement
Comptroller Murray orders monthly board meetings for all national banks, with loans and discounts approved and recorded at each session. Washington bankers support the move, saying directors must know bank affairs or resign.
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United States
Murray
Washington Bank
George W White
National Metropolitan Bank
Licensed to Marry Enumeration of Couples and Clergy
A list of marriage licenses shows multiple couples with ages and towns, including Johu W Caster and Hosa D Brunci. Mary FL Mille and Blaocha GB Eastham. Edward Baker and Jean B Padlar. and many others with associated religious officiants and locales. Names span New Orleans, Richmond, and Virginian towns, indicating numerous licenses issued.
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Johu
Caster
Hosa
Edward Baker
Jean B Padlar
Ev Wallace
Rafcttta Hobert R Ralston
New Orleans
Mary
Bertle
Pearson
Maunvgaun
Jer
Ke Williams
Charles R Chambers
Edith V. Kabute
Richmond
Rey JB
Hospital Gift Promises $200,000 Bequest To Durham
The Washington Pact Durham reports George W. Watts will present a $200,000 hospital to the city of Durham NC. Watts, who aided the Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, plans the presentation at his home town Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
George W. Watts
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Taxpayers Delinquent Grace Before Disfranchisement
Washington Port Bureau notes Alexandria residents misperceived capitation tax as prerequisite for June State election. City Treasurer Robinson confirms six month rule. only about two thirds of voters qualified as delinquents gain a grace period but face penalty. Tax officials report a rush of late payments though many show little interest in preserving franchise rights.
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Washington Port Bureau
King Brest
Abeezndria
Alexandria
Robinson
City Treasury
Hig
Injured in Runaway In Alexandria Hards West of Station
A rural mail carrier Lamar Monroe was thrown and seriously injured when a driven horse attached to a mail wagon went out of control near the corHage stand west of the union station in Alexandria. The wagon smashed, Monroe was hospitalized, and the horse collapsed on the viaduct over King street. Also noted are items on Henry Evans obtaining a Virginian charter, a $25 fine for John Lewis, civil service exam dates, and funeral arrangements for Edward C. Lee.
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Lamar Monroe
Cor Hage
Union Station
Alexanaria
Iacrosa
King Street
Monroe
Alexandria Hospital
Western Maryland News brief list from Cumberland Valley incident
A Western Maryland News summary reports Willam Shafer, a track hand on the Western Maryland Railroad, seriously injured after being struck by a freight train near Chambersburg on the Cumberland Valley line. The infant daughter of Henry Shoop near Beaver Creek died after a house fire caused by an overheated stove. The edition also notes a lawsuit filed in the Alexandria corporation court, details of marriage licenses, and the marriage of Couteman Frank Evans and Miss Mary I F Fair at the First Baptist Church parsonage.
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Willam Shafer
Western Maryland Railroad
Cumberland Valley
Chambersburg
Henry Shoop
Beaver Creek
Coumelman Evans
Brie
Couteman
Frank Evans
Misa Mary IF Fair
Oslock
First Baptist Church
WF Watson
Alleged coiners held in Roanoke and Martinsville cases
Special to The Washington Post roanoke va nov 30 W R Wingate and J H Hall of Grayson county were arrested here on counterfeiting twenty dollar gold pieces and attempting to possess them. They claim the coins were obtained at Abingdon and they were unaware of counterfeiting. Minter fined $30. Special to The Washington Post Martinsville va nov 30 Rev A Penn presbyterian minister was fined 80 and sent to jail for 30 days for breaking into a schoolhouse. notice of appeal given. Robert C Ruby of Hagerstown injured in a car crash. he was taken to the hospital. George W Garrett in Hagerstown discovered a cavern on farm with a small lake. Frostburg post office moved to Water and Union streets with new tree delivery system. Reverend Edward T Heltenstein chosen to succeed Rev Dr Osborne Ingle as rector of St John’s in Ellicott City and archdeacon of Annapolis for four years. Maryland Court of Appeals cases heard including United Beltways and Electric Company vs James Ward and others. John Worthington vs Sarah Worthington. Smith Premier Typewriter Company suit. various arguments noted. Special to The Washington Post Annapolis nov 3?- Maryland court of appeals heard several cases including beltways dispute and others. Mrs Agnes M Stapleton adjudicated bankrupt with assets around 45,000 and liabilities around 5,000. sister Anna M Stephenson also declared bankrupt.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
W R Wingate
J H Hall
Grayson County
Alingdon
Minter
Martinsville
A. Penn
Geb Waller
Maryland Court of Appeals
Annapolis
United Beltways and Erecific Company
James Ward
Baltimore
Smith Premier Typewater Courpaur
Simon W Wretcott
Mly
George G Westcott
Circuit Court
John Worthington
Sarah ¢ Worthington
Sarah H Blymer
Clal
Elreutt Court
Harford County
Freeborn Brown
Julio & Young
Thomas
I Robinson
Appellee
Virginia welcomes Andrew Christian to its basketball squad
Andrew Christian of Richmond, brother of Archer, joins the University of Virginia basketball team. He performed well at center for Woodberry Forest and is expected to add value as Harding did not return. The roster includes Cecil May Ashby Wilson Nef Williams Dulaney Spratt Kerns Campbell and Rixey with several former varsity players returning. The outlook is bright for a winning season.
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
Upper Marlboro case hears more in Mary Batson How ard murder
In Prince George county, Margaret Batson Howard, held on charges of murdering her 12 year old Mary in Palmer's woods, faced further testimony. Raymond Carver, her common law husband, was also heard as possible accessory. Detectives testified to her confession implicating Carver. Howard claimed she spoke to seek God’s forgiveness and to tell the truth. Ridgeley ordered both held without bond awaiting grand jury action next April.
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Washington
Upper Marlboro
Muller and Warren
Carver
Ridgeley
Grand Jwy
NO DEFENSE IN OW BATTLE TRIAL AT BANK HEARING
Special to The Watangiod ex Greensboro reports the Bank Trial of Cashier Lee Battle amid the City National Bank failure. Defense rests. government held key witness testimony about a loan to Pomona Mills and collateral with Pomona stock. Battle, treasurer of Pomona Cotton Mills, faced charges of false reports to the comptroller and personal overdrafts. Trial updates indicate arguments resume tomorrow as case seeks clarity on indebtedness and bank examiner expectations.
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Greensboro
Lee
Battle
City National Bank
Rattle
Pomona
Virginia briefs and local notices from Lynchburg to Reedville
The Rev J D Paxton of Lynchburg Froat Presbyterian Church sent four wild geese as a gift to the Lynchburg police. The McKendree Methodist Church congregation of Norfolk refuses to accept Rev RM Chandler assigned by Bishop Morrison. Presiding Elder EB Betty has traveled to Alabama to help resolve matters. Gov Swanson names Fredericksburg delegates to the national rivers and harbors convention in Washington. Memorial gate and monument to Albert Morrin presented to Roseville Cemetery Reedville. State Senator Harding Walker delivers the speech. Estate sale of HF Crismond lands in Spotsylvania sold to Jal W Allison. Farnham high school fundraiser nets 3125. Roanoke Chamber urges city to seek voter approval for an $800,000 bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D Paxton
Lynchburg
McKendree Methodist Church of
M. Is
D. Scott Quinton
Albert Morrin
Roseville
Reedville
Neck
Sc. Harding Walker
Brewster and ships drift near Diamond Shoals in peril
Reports from Hatters and Diamond Shoals indicate the German steamship Brewster is ashore near Inner Diamond Shoals. Heavy seas threaten unloading wreckage while cutters Near Cape Hatteras prepare to rescue crew and five men from the night ship. A five masted schooner also risks grounding off Gull Shoal while Jamestown passes New York with updates.
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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 Charleston
The fourteenth annual West Virginia Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers' Association session in Charleston elected Dr Archibald Moore president Glenn Moorman Franklin as vice president and J B Huyett as secretary Reports highlighted care and feeding of sheep live stock and agriculture Argentina and parasite control Readings noted 750000 sheep in the state with 300000 pastures and 272000 dogs as a major menace to flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpertal
Washington Peat Elis
Thi
Moss
Argentina
R. E Thagher
Greenstrier
C. BE. Lewis
Elopers outwit father in secret wedding plan
Special to The Washington Roanoke, Miss Mary Laughland of Cave Spring and Frank Blam fled to Winston Salem to marry this morning. The bride’s father waited at the station intending to prevent the elopement, while the couple boarded a southbound train, aided by a friend’s hat and coat in an attempted disguise.
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Washington
Roanoke
Mary Laughland
Cave Spring
Frank Blam
Winston Salem
Bristol
Ogdin gravely ill in Parkersburg as governors name receiver
Reports from West Virginia note former State Treasurer Newton Ogdin is seriously ill since last summer. In Phillips, C D Strader named receiver for the Kanawha Coal Company with bond set at 15000. First cars over the Blips Electric Railway scheduled today with officials and stockholders aboard. Trotter of WVU Latin chair offered principalship of the State School for the Blind at Romney. Judge Doolittle grants temporary injunction restraining Huntingdon area commissioners from collecting 1869 taxes outside old city limits. State Dairymen’s Association at Bike ing yesterday elected JR Wells of Jones Hollow president, SH McNeil of Point Pleasant vice president, and Dr C A Ludder of Morgantown 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
Doolittle
Blantington
Huntingum
Central City
oMcers JR. Wells
Jones Hun
8H McNeil
Point Pleanant
C. A. Lucder
Morgantown
Virginia Obituary Notices From Charlottesville And Across State
A Virginia obituary roundup from Charlottesville lists Samuel J Hart of Albemarle County aged a, wed this morning at Brooke side residence near Keswick, born Fruitlands. He married Fannie Winston Anderson of Louisa County and is survived by three sons and one daughter. Also noted is Isaac Thomas Wilson, a lumber manufacturer who died in a local hospital aged a, with a widow and children in Lexington. Mra Wolfer Leech of Rockbridge died in Florida aged U1, survived by one daughter and five sons. Mrs William Skinner of Stafford County died after a brief illness aged. Dr Craven T Osburn, brother of Mrs Alea Love of Purcellville, died in Columbus Georgia, survived by his wife and several children.
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Charlottesville
Samuel J Hart
Albemarne County
Brookeside
Fruitlands
Keswick
Fannie Winston Anderson
Louisa County
Suffolk
Isaac Thomas Wilson
Virginia
Wicoraca County
Maryland
Lexington
Leesburg
Craven T Osburn
Alea Love
Purcallville
Columbus
Georgia
Ing
Chudren
Maryland Weddings In Hagerstown Novel Pair Ties
Mary Low Friskey daughter of Louly Friskey and Stanley Ritter Moler both of Martinsburg married in St Pauls United Brethren parsonage by Rev Dr A B Bratton. Mary E Rubick of Clear Spring wed John H Robinson at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev W K Dieht officiating.
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Hagerstown
Misa
Mary Low Friskey
Louly Friskey
Ant Stanley Ritter Moler
Martinsburg
A B Bratton
St. Paul's
United Brethren
Mary E Rubick
John H Robinson
Clear Spring
W. K Dieht
Lake rate cases argued before federal appeals court
Hearing on lake rates and rail freight disputes in coal shipment from Pocahontas and Kanawha districts to lake ports. Courts consider if railways may set higher charges or must wait for the Interstate Commerce Commission decision. West Virginia and Lynchburg districts involved, with carriers winning in two circuits.
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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 Resists Will. Hampton Jury Rules In Her Favor
In a Hampton Virginia jury verdict, the widow of James Reater Jr. wins against siblings seeking to invalidate his will. The object was to break a will that left most of the estate, valued around a large sum, to the widow. Siblings claimed illness and undue influence by the wife.
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Washington
Hampton
Selater
Cage
Hal ‘Cere
James Reater, Jr
Sueg
Splater
Judge Atkinson Dead in Virginia County Career Ends
Spectator notes Judge George R. Atkinson of Isle of Wight County has died at his home at age. He presided over notable cases including the Gilligan murder trial which led to an eighteen year sentence. He leaves three sons and four daughters. In Charleston, Judge Cy rug W Hall, former Kanawha criminal court judge, dies of spinal meningitis at age 3.
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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 Rifled and Missing Checks Reported
A mail box theft in Newport News Virginia saw checks totaling 1700 dollars stolen from in front of Merchants National Bank last night. Some checks were later recovered today from Frank Barnes a seven year old boy and police expect more arrests as inquiries continue. Twelve dwellings burned in a separate incident when an overheated stove sparked a mine cabin blaze near Richland a mining town north of Wheeling West Virginia. The fire destroyed a dozen ponies and endangered several families, with rapid spread hampering containment.
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Jamie Boy
Washington Post
Newport News
Merchants National Bank
Frank Barnes
Wheeling
W. Va
Richland
Dr Merritt Trial Delayed to April Term Court
The trial of Dr James B Merritt of Easton was postponed to the April term of court in the case arising from an indictment tied to Mrs Joan Dean. Merritt was arrested Saturday on a bench warrant after his acquittal in Boston and posted 34000 bail for his appearance there.
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Joneyas
Virginia Weddings Report Two Local Marriages
In November two Virginia weddings are recorded. Miss Guby Cole Man Thornes wed William Rind Storrs at Seventh Street Christian Church with Rev H DC MacLachlen officiating. The bride's attendants included Mrs Joseph Agnew Pleasant and matron of honor Gervas Storrs Jr. The couple will reside at 2015 West Grace Street after December 21. In Leesburg, Miss Anna Mae Anderson and Mr Bo Piggott were married Sunday by Rev D Blakemore of the Methodist Church.
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Hicomond
Guby Coleman Thornes
Airs Julian P .Thomas
Seventh Street
Christen Church
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 Plan for Richmond Rail Lines
Richmond Va November 90 President Northrop of the Virginia Railway and Power Company announced plans to spend about $0 in improvements. The investments center on pay as you enter cars and high speed trains between Manchester and Petersburg, plus a model passenger station in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmonai
Northrop, Og
Virginia Railway and Fower Company
Manchester
Petersburg
Manchester I
Edwin M Rilisy dies at 70 near Fayetteville
Maryland obituary from Hagerstown reports Edwin M Rilisy a prominent farmer near Fayetteville died at age 70. Survived by his wife Miss Margaret E Wingert and two children. In a second item Frank J King aged 5 adopted son of Daniel Cramey died today at his home of consumption leaving a wife and one child.
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Hagerstown
Edwin M Rilisy
Fayetteville
Kmart
Margaret E. Wingert
Frank J. King
Daniel Cramey
Lutheran Seminary Contest Moves Campus in Charleston Harbor
The Southern synod backs relocating the Lutheran Theological Seminary from Mount Pleasant to a more central site. The executive board meets tomorrow in Charlotte to decide the move amid a spirited regional reading contest involving Columbia Savannah and Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Seminary
Charlotte
Columbia
Savannah
Saliabury
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Southern Synod
Mount Pleasant
Charleston Harbor
Thwarted threats and postal dispute emerge in two cases
A Johnson, a young woman, was arrested in Richmond by federal officers on a warrant from Mrs Lulla Davis alleging she sent threatening and defamatory letters by mail. Her husband escorted her to police headquarters, and bail was set at $30. In North Carolina, a suit was filed in Wadesboro against Postmaster P Matheson over a failed delivery of four registered letters to Tebe Woodle, claimed to be illiterate and signed with his mark.
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Spesial
Washington Post
Richmond
Johnson
Mra
Lulla Davis
Wadesboro
P Matheson
Tebe Woodle
Woodle
Postoffice d Department
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Sapapees
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Scaga Record
Hernia Providence Journal
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Rochestar Herald Sow Lee Tener SA
Beats Republic
St.Paul
Blackistone’s
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Mer
Health Office Record
Pasqualy
Adalins
James D
Feerl
A. Bowen Jr
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Amslin Langberry
Paul
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Minals Fowle
Wiliam le Rey
Frances M Ansalvith
Thorns
Elsie Crow
Glara Wswannere
Boseph
Fenwall
Howe
George W
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Bingman
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Willian
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Homan
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Williams
Grace Washington
Mary Jane Kierban
Gatarto
Catherine Tewin
Willard
Charlee Mi 'Rooney
George H Hoseh
Ingaug
Clara B
Baldwin
Alvemari
Gartruie Mors
K St
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Garfield Hoighte
Jeuar White’ Govt
Hosp'l Hodane
Etzabeth Dunmore
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th Street
Alexandra Hospital
Prog Company Incorporated
Henry Evans
Btate Corporation Commission
Henry Mivans
C. W White
W A’ Johnson
John Lewis
Lewin
Ytig
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Cook
McNeil Tang
Wash
Bureau of Standards
Edward C. Lee
Western Maryland News
Frank Garret
Hagerstown Yester
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Tighmanton
Taylor
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Robert C Ruby
Washington County Hospital
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George W Garrett
Colgate
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St John's Epiacoval
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Virginia Briefs
Spottsylvania County
HF Crismond
Fredericksburg
W. ‘Allison
Moetme
Farnham
Richmond County
Behavis
W. G. Rennolds
Frazer
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Beford
GARGO
Outer
Diamond Shoal
Hatteras
State
Tran
Inn
Tudge G
BR. Atkinson
Isle of Wight Court
Dr. Merritt
Washington Fort Focemoke City
Frank Anderson
Stephen Bailey
Anne Arundel Board
Aveela
Wwane Courgeon
Cue
New
Jamea 8 Smith
S Ogle Tiughmen
James W Owens
Charles W Owens
Richard T Day
Virginia Weddings
Castoria
Dibulls
Het
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
Oewspat
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