Baldwin 10 Fight Promises a Lively Row in Baltimore
Inspector George E Baldwin faces charges of taking money for information from the Chinese and alleged plots to discredit him. Secretary Nagel suspends him two days, aims for full exoneration or dismissal, as Baldwin vows to prepare a full defense and says further actions await the outcome.
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Immigration Bureau
Baltimore
Department of Commerce and Labor
George E . Baldwin
Baldwin
Nagel
Bakdwin
Married Casi Frlin-Dalton in Philadelphia ceremony
A November ceremony in Philadelphia united Casi Frlin-Dalton and Elizabeth Shoemaker Dalton. Edward F Randolph officiated as a witness, with Dalton family ties traced through New York and Washington DC. An official notice appeared in Rochester and surrounding papers for public record.
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Casi Frlin
Dalton
Phindelphia
Edward F Randolph Wirt Whofier Castrrlin
New York
Elizabeth Shoemaker Dalton
Washington DC
Rochester
Syracuse
Pittsour, Papirs
Died Notices From Washington Area 1900s Obituaries
Died Baldwin Sudaeny on Tuesday November 1900 at Albermaine Clara Bonford daughter of Henry Baldwin and sister of WD Baldwin. Service Thursday December at Hull Chapel at 10 am. Interment private. DONGY November 30 at Hi a om Mary Bolway wife of Dodge and daughter of Ruth Heasey. Residence of her husband in hin Horare Dodge 110 est northeast. Thursday December 7 at Woy om Relatives invited. Interment private. EILEY December 1 at Adam residence Southwest. Mary Blevia beloved wife of Thomas W. Ble, third year of her age. Funeral Saturday December 40 at 3 pm. Vincent November 39 at his residence Big Gen. Funeral details at St Matthew’s Church. Interment private. The District of Columbia chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution announces with regret the death of its past president Big Gen Thomas de Vincent. Funeral at St Matthew’s Church Rhode Island Avenue December 2 at 10 am. A committee listed for funeral representation. Edward Be Woore, Walton, and others. Memorial Hospital notices and miscellaneous death and marriage notices collected from Washington area papers.
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Baldwin
Albermaine
Clara Bonford
Henry
Blorida Baldwin
WD Baldwin
Hull
DONGY
Mary Bolway
Walle & Dodge
Ruth B Heasey
Dodge
Irenes
EILEY
Adam
Mary Blevia
Thomas W Bile
F.hu
Duneia
Satur
Vincent
Thomas M
St “Mathes & Church
Thomas de Vincent I
Sr Milthew
Rhode Island
Thomas H Anderson
John Ho Moore
Edwaldo Gallrudet
Edward
Walton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kosch
James Carr Folge
Stephensity
Providence
Bness Toveritey Tisday December 2 3500 SL From Leos Relatives and Fiead
Isle
Arta Fraternal Order of Tanks
al Ton Ser
Vernon Night Watchman Dies After Factory Fire Extinguisher Shock
Special to The Weakington Feat Danvile Va Dee 1Martin Vernon night watchman at the seat factory hero of the American Tobacco Company died last night at General Hospital from shock after burning of an automatic fire extinguisher. He ran to the alarm box but collapsed before reaching it. He was unconscious with a head wound and never regained consciousness. He was 57 and survived by four children in the city except Kenneth Vernon of Washington.
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Weakington
Danvile Va
Martin Vernon
Seat
American Tobacco Company
General Hospital
Vernon
Kenneth Vernon
Washington
West Virginia Obituary and Civil War Veterans
Clarksburg noting Capt Guinn Minter age 71 died at home. represented county in the legislature Romney. Capt Taaag Kukeyn hall 1a dead near here aged. Confederate Army captain of Company F Seventh Virginia Cavalry survived by wife and several children. Unah Gray 62 Wheaton district farmer died Monday, unmarried, survived by three brothers. funeral at Colesville. Nitroglycerin magazine explosion near Cameron destroyed oil well, horse and wagon obliterated.
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Clarksburg
Guinn Minter
Romney
Taaag Kukeyn
South Branch
the Potomac
Virginia Cavalry
Washington Post
Rockville
Unah Gray
Wheaton District
William Gray
Colesville
Cameron
W Va
Washington Pa
Merletta Torpedo Company
Western Maryland Railway to Extend to New Haven and Pittsburg
Rockefeller and associates will provide 12 million dollars to complete a new Western Maryland trunk line from Cumberland to New Haven and Pittsburg. The plan creates a separate company funding bonds, with lease to the parent system, aiming to connect with the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie at New Haven and reach Clarendon Pa and then Pittsburg.
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Baltimore
New York
Western Maryland
Cumberland
New Haven
Langer
Pitsburg
Lake Erie
Clarendon
Pittsburg
John D Rockefeller
Weatern Marylanol
Inc
Wheeling
Wabash
Clarenton
Maryland
Annapolis
Western Maryland Railway
Western Maryland Hailroad Company
F Bush
Cooper
FT Gatefree
J Gould
Alvin W Keech
Virginia Weddings Roundup Hit By Richmond and Tidewaternuptials
A string of late November and December weddings across Virginia and surrounding areas includes Mary Agnes Bastine marrying Robert Duncan Feeple at the Bastine residence with Miss Sadie Estelle Hardleg as maid of honor and Charles 0 B Coward as best man. Edward Tucker Harrison wed Miss Anne Palmer Gray in Richmond with Gessner Harrison as best man. the couple plans to reside there. Bessie Wilkinson and G D Billey Jr. wed in Philadelphia with a later Virginia domicile. Miss Oa M Deat and J Ira Hammex tied the knot in Hagertown, and Stuart Bef and Laura Miller Gray wed in Charleston with the bride’s father officiating. Multiple other ceremonies occurred in Culpeper, Fredericksburg, Roanoke, Norfolk, and surrounding towns, with family members and clergy noted.
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Richmond
O I. Bastine
Mery Agnes
Robert Duncan Feeple
Sadie Estelle Hardleg
Charles
Coward
J B O'Reilly
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Manchester
Lelia
Gray
Edward Tucker Harrizon
W Meade Clark
Lews Guster Harrison
Anne Palmer Gray
Gessner Harrison
Bessie Wilkinson
Jefferson Avenue
Church Hill
G D Billely, Jr
Philadelphia
Washington
Shenandoah
Oa M Deat
Ira’ Hammex
Elkton Va
Hageretown
St Paul's United
Brathri Varsonase
Winchester
Stuart Bef
Weechester
Laura Miller Gray
Lewis M Muller
Charleston
Armand Miller
St Johns
Culpeper
Sarah G Clarke
O © Taylor
Pittsburg
E W Winfrey
Fredericksburg
John B Hudging
Annie Louise Rice
John H Rics
Joseph M Perrig
Ruth Elakay
Ashland
Omer
Childress
Mes Juez Cartey
Nelson Carter
Spottsylvania County
Charles E Sanders
Hannon Early
Sue R Briggs
Stafford County
Fatomac Church
D J Shopoff
Roanoke Dee
Mra Atcoole
George F Cole
Jesse Berry Voughan
Trinity M Church
H Joyce
Christ's Episcopal Church
Robert Chester Marks
Norfolk
Misa Mary Bruce Staplea
Samuel DeVarnette Staples
Waller BR Staples
Corporation Court
Rouzerville church cornerstone laid in German Baptist Brethren faith
The cornerstone ceremony for the new German Baptist Brethren Church at Rouzerville peay Pan Myr was held yesterday with Revs Ruthroof and Stover of Waynesboro officiating. The edifice will cost about 38,000 and the congregation in the Antietam charge will be served by Waynesboro ministers.
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New German Baptist Brethren Church
Rouzerville
Peay Pan Myr
Ruthroof
H M Stover
Waynesboro
Antietam
Guardians Named For J B Lake Sr In Virginia Court
In Newport News Virginia Judge C W Robinson appointed Br J W Hope and the Rev HE Pendleton Jones to manage John B Lake Sr's affairs for two weeks. The home on Hoath King Street was set as temporary residence while Lake's children seek agreement. if no accord is reached Dr Hope may become permanent guardian. The motion, brought by John Lake Jr Junius Leake Mrs Fannie Hyatt and Mrs B Lucile Richardson, faced opposition from Frank A and George A Lake.
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Washington Post
Newport News
John B Lake
C. W. Robinson
Hampton Circus
Sourt
Todey
Tom Hope
Pendleton Jones
John Lake
Junius Leake
Fannie Hyatt
Lucile Richardson
Frank A
George A. Lake
Cheap Beef in East and WV Farmers' Beef Claim
The West Virginia Live Stock Association held its annual meeting in Elkins with officers reelected A Arnold president and Clarence Symmes vice president. A R Threasher noted WV farmers can raise cheaper beef than Sinola Bi joes. Discussion covered breeding for type led by Charles McIntyre, with WD Zinn and Threasher contributing.
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Washingtom Post
Elkins
W Va
Weat
Virginia
A. Arnold
Knobley Farm
Keyser
W. Va
Clarence Symme
Lindulde
A. R Threasher
Max Wellton
HW Munford
West Virginia
Sinola
Stronge
Mr Threasher
WD Zinn
Charles McIntyre
South Carolina Supreme Court voids charter for CSO corridor
Special to The Washington from Bristol Va describes the South Carolina supreme court ruling that the act granting the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railway a charter is unconstitutional. The company may operate under its old South and Western Railway charter, requiring two separate organizations and officers to run the 15 mile line from Broad River Bridge in Spartanburg.
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Washington
Bristol
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Carolina, Clinchfield
Ohio
South
Ailway
Carolina
Crinchfeld
Broad River Bridge
Spartanburg
S.C
Mystery Child Found Semiconscious On Mill Mountain
Miss Mary Overstreet two years old, daughter of Mrs Page of Roanoke, was found benumbed and semiconscious on Mill Mountain after wandering away from a neighbor’s home. She had declared she would go to the mountains to die, was seen near Virginia College, and later boarded a Virginia College car near Mill Mountain. Her condition is serious and her mind appears affected.
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Mill Mountain
Moonshiner foe dead in Lebanon township
Special to The Washington Times Durham NC Dec 1 Sheriff Howard and Coroner Jordan returned tonight from Lebanon township where Jim Kimball an old bachelor was found with head and face crushed by an ax and partly devoured by dogs and rats Kimball had been missing since Saturday the body was found late at night but Durham could not be reached Recently three raids resulted in four moonshine distilleries being captured and eleven men arrested Kimball claimed some of them threatened to murder him
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Washingtons
Durham N C
Sherif Howard
Jordan
Lebanon Township
Jim Kimball
Kimball
Ihee
Durham
Kimballls
Roanoke Woman Weds Bristol Millionaire Son
A surprise marriage was held this afternoon between Miss Mabel Jennilie of Roanoke and Herbert King of Bristol. The bridegroom is the son of E W King, a prominent wholesale merchant, and the bride is a popular society girl from Roanoke.
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Misa Jenniile
Roanoke
Herbert King
Bristol
Bristol Va
Mabel Jennilie
Kilmer cancels WV Boys Brigade inspection
Gen H C Kilmer national commander of the Boys Brigade informed Gen H E Caldabaugh chief of the West Virginia division he cannot inspect the First West Virginia regiment at Wheeling next Saturday. Battle Hood, wife of Attorney O Hood of Keyser, burned seriously from clothing catching fire on a gas stove. The Supreme Court of Appeals granted a new trial to Robert Cravely convicted of Bud Lillys murder in a Raleigh County fight, with a twelve year sentence to the state penitentiary.
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H C Kilmer
Baltimore
H E Caldabaugh
Wheeling
West Virginia
Hattle Hood
Attorney O ' Hood
Keyser
Supreme Court of Appeals
Robert Cravely
Bud Lilly
Raleigh
Maryland Weddings In Rockville and Hagerstown Occur
Miss Lulle C Rey daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Rey of the Iatonayine vicinity and John Duvall of the Damageus neighborhood were married today by the Ray 8 ite at the Baptist Church parsonage. In Rockville Charles A Heagy and Mrs Lu ther G King were wed at a minister’s home. Miss Edna King sister of the bride served as maid of honor with John Heagy as best man. In Darnestown Miss Louisa C Rice and Samuel M Montgomery were married by Rev Dil lingham at the Presbyterian Church. A reception followed. In Hagerstown Mrs Mary Baker widow of Samuel Baker and Reed W Harnbilvel aged 70, an orange grower of Fair Oaks Cal, were married today at Norman E Baker’s home. The groom is Robert A Boyle of the Presbyterian Church. This is Mr Barnhefael's third matrimonial venture. Miss Flanaie Ridepauy and Charles Bearley were married today at a Reform church in Ke Rar? br 7.
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Rockville
Lulle C Rey
George F . Ray
Iatonayine
John Duvall
Damageus
Ray
Baptist Church
Mery Levens King
Luther G King
Charles A Heagy
Dr Meone
Kemptown
Misa Edna
King
Wea Matt
John Heagy
Hockville
George B. Rice
Travilah
Louisa C Rice
Samuel M Montgomery
Dillingham
Presbyterian Church
Darnestown
Hagerstown
Mary 5 Baker
Samuel Baker
Reed W Harnbilvel
Fair Oaks
Cal
Norman E Baker
Robert A. Boyle
Barnhefael
Misa Flanaie R. Ridepauy
Whitam
Idenour
Charles Bearley
Hegerttown
Western Maryland Railroad
Apasigier Iclofter
Harris Receives Twenty-Five Year Term for Murder and Assault
Special to The Washington Post Rockville Md December sentence Judge James Henderson declares the defendant a moral degenerate and sentences Oliver Harris to twenty five years in the penitentiary for killing Joh Heison Poole and for assaulting his aunt Clara Harris Bentonce. The court notes mercy in second degree murder while highlighting radical mental fitness concerns and the danger Harris would pose if at large. Harris’s father Jefferson Harris sits by as the sheriff plans transport to the Baltimore penitentiary.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Oliver Harris
Joh Heison Poole
Clara Harris Bentonce
James B Henderson
Harris
Henderson
Agsgutt Casa Aso
Triet
Edward Peter
Cked
Hattl
Jefferson
Patietto Fidelty
Washington
Mullican
Baltimore
Semary site dispute delays Lutheran synod action
The Lutheran synod committees meeting in Salisbury decide to oppose last May’s Charleston seminary location and plan to rescind the action. A December 16 meeting will consider written propositions, with delegations from Salisbury Charlotte Columbia and the Greater Charlotte Club presenting bids including Salisbury offering 10000 cash and a site.
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Washington R
Ule
Charlotte NC
Hotinbg
Lutheran Synod
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Charleston
Salisbury
Salisbury N C
Columbia, & C
Charlotte
Columbia
Sts
River Fale Cotton Mills Chartered Near Graham
The State chartered the River Fale Cotton Mills in Flamance county near Graham to manufacture yarn and yarn goods with a capital of 750000. The action followed agriculture board discussions noting Southern states’ heavy annual outlays for supplies and potential cotton crop gains. Meanwhile a Woodleaf accident left a young boy injured as a wagon incident spooked by a passing car. In Raleigh the Central Home for the Insane and Epileptic received applications as a new convalescent building opened. Local court notes include a Washington Circuit decision involving Du Font Powder Company. Roanoke reports October earnings for Norfolk and Western show gains in passenger and mail revenue and total gains in all sources.
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Flamance County
Graham
Raleigh
United States Court of Appeals
Washington Fost
Richmond Ve
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
du Font Powder Company
Waddell
Huntington W Va
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Huntington
John W Holt
Bpeckal
Washington
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Vtesvnd
Will Arraigh Smith Today Informer in Schultz Murder Case Paces Life Sentence
Alexandrians expect Judge Barney of the Corporation Court to set a date. Henry Bathe, Henry Smith, Calvin John son, Richard Pines, and Eugene Dorsey are to be arraigned, with possible murder in the second degree and maximum penalty. Battine faces life. Gov Swanson may delay until January 14. Miss Agnes Mary Pulman and Carl K Mueller wed in Fairfax County. Eagles elect officers. two-year terms for Simms and Williams in the State penitentiary case.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Ghest
Alexandrie
Henry Bathe Abas
Henry Smith
Yeer
Calvin Johnson
Richard Pines
Eugene Dorsey Negroes
Walter F Schultz
Chicago
Alexandria County
Fort Myer Heights
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Commonwealth
Brenhag
Batthe
Battine
Lfe
Gov Swanson
Barley
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