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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1906

Page

4

Rangoon Telegraph Operator Mattox Under Scrutiny After Wreck

Brother of G D Mattox, Rangoon block telegraph operator, says his sibling did not sleep or leave the office the night of the crash. He claims the operator attempted three times to notify Lawyers operator of No 38's approach and did not respond, insisting no wrongdoing or flight.

Yanchburg G. D. Mattox Rangoon Southern Railway Spencer UL. D. Mattox Campbell County Lynchburg Wilmers Mattox Tottis Merrill St. Andrews Theity Hospital

Wreck Victim Davis Buried in Alexandria

The funeral of D Walter Davis killed in a rear end collision on the Southern Railway at Sawyers station was held at 3 pm yesterday from his father in law Edwin C Joyce 13 King Street Alexandria The service at the house was led by Rev Dr WF Fisher of First Baptist Church Alexandria assisted by Rev Dr Muir of Tenth Street Baptist Washington The cemetery service was by the Alexandria Washington Lodge of Masons Davis was a member pallbearers included locals andMagonie fraternity officers and Southern Railway officers A passenger Curtis who aided Davis delivered messages to his widow and Davis faced death calmly and with resignation before Curtis left for Jamestown to attend the funeral

D. Walter Davis Tenth Street Baptist Church Washington Alexandria Washington Lodge of Masons Mr. Davis Henderson Vernon Slaughter M. L. Dinwiddie Harry B. Caton Maurice Wilkins Allen Thompson R. H. Roland C. A. Milger O. G. Balthis Magonié Fraternity Southern Railway Te Christian Endeavor League Aptist Church Curtis Jamestown Davis Meath J Mx. Curtis Spateer George University of Virginia Spencer Rixey Navy C J. Faulkner Thomes Nelson Page Conzosa G Lee Randolph H. McK.m Miny Peter Laws Frank Palmer Henry Wilson Anthony Phaiilips Benjamin Warrick Thomas Winters George Jones Willam Brown Mesangey Southern General Headquarters General of

Death of Samuel Spencer Draws Notables to Funeral

Washington Post dispatch notes Spencer NC death prompts regional leaders to send mourners to Washington. Spencer served as Southern Railway president, with Spencer and Salisbury citizens traveling by rail to attend. Delegations from Rockville Charlottesville and University of Virginia extend tributes, praising his long service and endowment support.

Washington Post Winston-Salem Board of Trade Spencer theSouthern Railway W. Hinshaw H E Fries P. H. Manes F J Lilpfert Spencer and Salisbury Washington Samuel Spencer Southern Rockville Southern Railway Counny Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Charlottesville James Jorrig Page University of Virginia Fashington Encer Hiamni Ago

Morgan Arrives in Washington for Spencer Funeral

J Pierpont Morgan and party reached the Baltimore and Ohio station in Washington at 11 20 PM aboard a special train. They were driven to the Arlington Hotel to attend the funeral of Samuel Spencer, president of the Southern Railway, scheduled for 2 PM today. Morgan will stay until Monday noon, with companions Jonny L. Cadwalader Charles Breele George F. Baker and Mr and Mrs W S Hamilton. The party included two private cars and a parlor car.

Mr. Morgan Jonny L. Cadwalader Charles Breele George F. Baker Mrs. W. 8. Hamilton New York Philadelphia Reading Baltimore and Ohio

Funeral for Samuel Spencer Draws Vast Attendees

Friends from rail and business circles gather for the funeral of Samuel Spencer, late president of the Southern Railway, to be conducted by Dr. Roland Cotton Smith at St John’s Episcopal Church. Messages of sympathy arrive from ambassadors, alumni groups, mayors, and railroad leaders, with floral tributes pouring in from across the country.

Roland Cotton Smith St. John’s Church Ambassador McCormick University of Virginia Samuel Spencer The Southern Railway St. John’s Episcopal Church Lafayette Square St. John's Massachusetts Avenue Parla France Colle Frieng Spander Ysaily McCormick Spencer PAGH Alumni Association South U L. H Chappell Raleigh N.C Raleigh Chamber of Commerce Joseph G Brown Nashville Nashville Board of Trade Lynchbug Spenser

Wilton Velvet Rugs sale mixed in price list

A dense advertisement lists Wilton Velvet Rugs and other carpets with promotional prices. Includes 27-inch all wool Saxony Moquette rugs, Brussels rugs, fringed mats, oilcloth crash, and all wool Axminster and Kasmir rugs with sale prices and regular values. Also offers a Bissell carpet sweeper free with carpet purchases and a popular sweepers price.

Saxony Bissell

Plagio design order sparks cost discussion near force office

From the South comes a costly plagio design order worth 500 dollars. Flowers are profusely arriving despite the season. General Manager H Ackert of the Southern, on an inspection tour, returned to Washington yesterday after visiting Georgia. He learned of Mr. Spencer's death late Thursday night and immediately departed for the North Friday afternoon.

H. Ackert Southern Washington Georgia Mr. Spencer

DIES ON EVE OF WEDDING IN ALLENTOWN

Frank Bichteheimer of Ringtown Pa died by accidentally re opening a cock after turning off the gas at a local hotel. He and his fiancee Miss Sue Koch of Pottsville had come to look at a farm for after their marriage. They missed the last train home. The death occurred in his room when Koch went to call him.

Allentown Frank Bichteheimer Ringtown Miss Sue+ Koch Pottsville Miss Koch Ins Bibleheimer

Revolution for Turkey Prompts Ottoman Reform Calls

Constantinople reports circulation of revolutionary manifestoes linked to the young Turk movement. One pamphlet urges restoration of the 1878 constitution in revised form and unity against a despotic regime while pledging to protect imperial succession. Another notice calls all Ottomans to unite against oppression and to establish law and justice.

Constantinople Young Turk Ottoman Liberty Committee

Artificial Diamonds Plan to Meet Diamond Shortage

Special cable from London reports German inventor Professor Moissan outlines a method to produce real diamonds chemically. An electric furnace heats a carbon crucible with iron, silicon, and phosphorus to 7000 Fahrenheit, then rapid quenching forms a central mass. The process supposedly yields crystalline diamonds from carbon crystallization.

London de Beers South Africa Moissan Paris

Godless oath measure nears French court reform

A special cable from Dieppe reports France plans to abolish divine oaths in juror exams and curb religious references in court. Justice Minister Briand issues circular guiding how public worship will operate after December 11 under the Associations Law, with clergy acting as church occupants and offertories subject to regulation.

Washington Post Minister of Justice Briand

Jail-Breakers Caught After Queens Jail Break

Three of the Ten Men who escaped from the Queens County jail in Long Island City were captured in Paterson New Jersey. Alexander Templeton John Singleton and Thomas Simonette leaders of the jailbreak were held at police headquarters and placed in reinforced cells. Seven escapees remain at large and investigators seek how the breakout occurred amid tightened prisoner searches including visitors even babies.

Long Island Speast Washington Pout New York Alexander Templeton John Singleton Thomas Simonette Queens County Long Island City Paterson N. J Templeton Market Street Erie Railroad McGrath

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