Multiple Churches Schedule Evensong and Sermons
A fragmented list of church services across Episcopal, Presbyterian, Christian Science, Evangelical Christian Science, and Scottish Rite venues. It notes verbiage for Evensong, sermons, Sunday school, and midweek services with various pastors and times scattered across Saint Alban, Lathedrad, Peck Chapel, and other local congregations. The document preserves the event names and preacher mentions with dates and times only where legible.
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WRC OF the Covenant Tournat
Cots Chatlles
Gecilla
Steri
Christinn
Christian Science
Test Ghorch
Chtist
Fir Senth
Sarylese Sno Jay
Daly
Schoo
Pultté Vorbally
Bree
Hvening Lee
Ry Winfeld
Whitman
Prince Fortune Trustee Reversed in Roos Winans Sonin-Law Case
The Battmore Tribunal reversed its decision, naming Roos Winans's son in law as beneficiary and noting the French attaché at Pe ing-Was was misinformed but acted in good faith regarding a $215,000 Disgopal.
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Battmore
Roos Winans
Peiing
Father James J McGurk Dead
Rector of Holy Cross Catholic Church Lynchburg dies at 69 in hospital after months of illness. Born in County Monaghan Ireland he studied in Dublin and Baltimore and was ordained in 1868. He served in Richmond Cathedral before coming to Lynchburg in 1879 overseeing Danville Autherst Bedford City Lexington and Roanoke missions.
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Washington Fort
Lynchburg
James J McGurk
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Hawaii
Monaghan
Ireland
All Haliow’s College
Dublin
America
Saint Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
McGul
Richmond
Danville
Autherst
Bedford City
Lexington
Roanoke
Wawnington
Sereebeek
Astorate
Annapolis Md
Prince de Bere
Bearn Et de Chatnin
Holy Croag Academy
Peking
Holy Cross
Misa Bestricg Winans
Bf Balti
Court of Appeals
Jower
Hint
Schmucker
Western Maryland News Mixed With Wild Fire and Theft
A garbled Western Maryland News item details a June 4 1995 incident near Prince de Bearn Bn Ahss Beatrice Winans and a fire outcome at a homestead, plus a 1907 will dispute over property and executor, an 1907 fire at a farm, and various local notes. Also reports typhoid fever recovery of a patient at Westernport and a Cumberland man receiving a lieutenant commission. Fire in Garrett county scorched nearly 3000 acres near Piedmont and Big Tick, with a railroad window break and robbers deterred by a gunfire incident.
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Prince de Bearn
Beatrice Winans
Wile
Paria
Come Boys
Rosa R Winans
Mabel
Charles Williams
Cumberenjoy
Hwsbang
Xemp Bell
Shady Grave
Princess de Hearn
Washington County
Bea Thoraday
Wastinston
Cumberland Md
Gerrett County
Piedmont
Bigek
West Virginia Man Found Dead in Public Road
A prominent Parkersburg family member, Charles Robinson aged 37, was found dead on a public road near his Dalilson County home with his throat slit. A bloody razor lay beside him, and authorities believe self-inflicted harm due to domestic troubles. Robinson had been estranged from his wife who resides in New York, and his brother is a New York City real estate broker.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W Va
Dee
Charles Robinson
Dalilson
Robinson
New York State
New York City
Donate Park to Richmond Namesake Gift to City
The family of the late Joseph Bryan owner and editor of the Richmond Times Dispatch donated a 252 acre tract northwest of the city known as Flosa wood or Youngs Pond. The large woodland area, a favorite party site, will become a public park named Joseph Bryan Park. The gift, costing about 50000, was described as the most generous to the city in this generation.
Rehearing Denied Walsh Five-Year Federal Sentence Upheld
Chicago December reports that John Walsh's bid to delay his five year term for misusing Chicago National Bank funds failed. The federal circuit denied a rehearing and refused to extend bail. Walsh, once head of three banks and a major Chicago financier, remains under special deputy marshal custody as he considers next steps toward Supreme Court review. Arguments set for next Tuesday as Walsh seeks stay of mandate pending Supreme Court action.
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Chicago
Escapa
Leavenworth Federal
Chicago National Bank
John & Welsh
Federal Circuit Court of Aprealy
Walsh
United States
Marchal
Cent
Supreme Court
Morse
New York
Lambs
Hus
Walshs Collnge Tater
United States Supreme Court
Kidnapping Plot Foiled Involving Four Men
A collapsed Black Hand kidnapping plot led to the arrest of eight people including Lumaghli a former Collinsville mayor and four others. Lumaghli allegedly demanded $6000 and later $8000 to spare his children and had armed guards patrolling his home. A package was placed at a designated spot and an informer was caught during the enshrine operation.
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Collinsville
Eumaghi
Lumagin
An Ttahen
Chairs for Taft Party From Koa Logs in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids workers are turning koa logs salvaged during Taft era trips into chairs for party members. Logs were brought home, seasoned, and milled into lumber to craft keepsake seating for the Taft party.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Itig
Japan
Philippines
Taft
Frightened by a Pop Bottles Horse in Alexandria
A horse hitched to Frank H. Finley’s delivery wagon bolted as steam from a Southern Railway locomotive near Queen Street crossing in Alexandria spooked it. Bottles containing soft drinks exploded, scattering merchandise and wrecking the wagon. about $30 worth of bottles and liquid refreshments were destroyed as bystanders fled. Mr Finley and his assistant chased the animal to stop it near Charles Baggett’s store.
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Washington Fost Bureau
King Ghent
Alexandria
Henry
Southern Railway
Suildenty
Queen Street
Frank H. Fin Jay
Mr Finley
Charles Baggett
Battine trial date fixed in Schultz murder case
Judge Harley in Alexandria corporation court postponed the Henry Battine Smith case to the January term and set the first Thursday to hear the murder case involving Walter F Schultz. Prosecution requested a cross state juror pool. defense attorneys were reassigned amid client dissatisfaction.
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Sn Schultz
Harley
Alexandria Corporation Court
Henry Bat- Uncallus Smith
Caryn Johnson
Richard Pines
Eugens Dorsey
Walter F .Schultz
Thal
Commonwealth
Brent
Bailey
Frederick P Ruscell
Howard W Smith
Battine
Thejr Cliant
Protests Over Mob Killing of Black Man in Cochran Ga
A South era protest letter from Washington expresses horror at a December 17 Cochran Georgia mob killing of John Harvard. The writer condemns extrajudicial punishment, calls for constitutional amendments banning torture and capital punishment for torturers, and urges state and national action to deter such violence by enraged crowds. The piece voices concern for law, humanity, and civil rights in the South.
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Cochran
John Harvard
Will D
Helwklaville
Alao
Harvard
Crimea
Georman
Atse
Washington
Poison and death leap fail in Asheville hotel window
A 3 year old Chicago traveling man Robert E Abbott drank poison and jumped from a third story window at the Its rag In Hotel Berkeley Asheville at 6 oclock. He survived with a broken leg and internal injuries after stomach pumping. The motive appears mental distress and concerns about his clothing store. Police searched the scene but found no attackers. A separate protest over a mill project on Columbus and Wilkes streets was filed by local property owners. The International Knuckle Corp. a Virginia charter holder, plans a patent file factory with capital up to 2 million. Dr Belt, pastor of Trinity Methodist, returns to Alexandria after treatment.
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Tos
Washington Ave
Asheville
Robert E. Abbott
Chicago
Berkeley
Abbott
Traveling Meng Association
Monrea Avenue
Signa
Pitt Street
Benjamin Abram
Waselgen Medicine
Ram
Mather
Belt
Osborn Belt
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Alexandria
Sunda
Mr Belt
Baltimore
Virginia Briefs Fire and fire damage at Riverside Cotton Mill
Virginia briefs report extensive damage from fire and water yesterday afternoon in the drying room of the Riverside Cotton Mill at Dansill. The heated room likely ignited cotton, costing thousands. Other items include a Lynchburg clothing firm assignment, charity conference plans, revenue raids near Harrows Mills, a cider farm sale under Byrd law, a Fredericksburg divorce, a show window fire at Timberlakes dry goods, and a Wingsdale Lumber plant fire with losses around 50 000 dollars.
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Long Min
Riverside Cotton Milla
Dansill
Fogel
Lynchburg
Howell C Festherstones
Mabbitien
State Conference of Charities and Corrections
Charlottesville
United States Revenue Officers
Harrows Mills
Henry Coast
Frank ‘Timberlakes Dry Goods
Fredericksburg
Lamberton
Bee
Wingsdale Lumber Company
Cmpany
No Longer A Gretna Green Pelham Ends Licenses By Magistrates
Pelham NC township near the Virginia border has ceased magistrates issuing licenses or officiating marriages after Caswell County registrar W Brown orderedabolition of the practice. About 30 couples, many runaways, crossed the line to wed under a justice of the peace. Now licenses must be sought in Yanceyville as a North Carolina judge ruled such marriages were not legal.
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Pelham
Washington Post
Pelham NC
Wirginia
W Brown
Deefis
Caswell County
North Carolina
Yanceyville
West Virginia Semicentennial Committee Chooses Henry G Davis
Parkersburg West Virginia December 3 Special to The Washington Post a meeting of the semicentennial commission appointed by Gay Glasscock last August to mark the 50th anniversary of statehood elected Henry G Davis temporary chairman and John E Day temporary secretary The panel approved plans for celebratory action and recommended to the governor a fitting observance The next meeting likely in Washington City will establish a permanent organization Also noted Sister Mariana Dead in Petersburg aged 65 a Sister of Charity for a year in St Louis came to Petersburg three months ago
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West Virgina
Henry G. Davis Charman
Washington Post
Parkersburg
Dee
West Virginia
Semicentennial Commission
Gay Glasscock
Henry Davis
West Firginna
John E Day
New Martinsville
Washington City
Mariana
Petersburg
Maclang
Joseph
Hetershiee
St Louis
Mr Guirkena
New York
Hua
Lasting Watch Ad For Quality Timepiece Start
A fragment promotes a Waltham watch claiming durability and reliability, urging buyers to ensure it runs in perfect order by purchasing now. The note emphasizes dependability and the value of a well made timepiece.
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Waltham
Warrenton Hunt Club Run Ends At Gaines Home In Virginia
A spirited Warrenton Warrenton Hunt Club run from Mir Wobur’s farm to Paradise the Gaines estate drew many riders including Courtland Smith and Mr Evans. The event featured a hunt breakfast hosted by Mr Sowers for club members and regional guests. Also in Hagerstown Miss Nethe Hoffmen and Constant Athan wed at Idadore Kahn’s home, officiated by Rev Dr J Spangler Kleffer. Hubert Gilkey and Miss Clara Beard married at the bride’s home, with Rev JW Houseman presiding.
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Specter
Washington Fort
Warrenton
Dee
Obituary notices from Maryland paper list multiple local deaths
Maryland obituary notices report the death of Hagerstown merchant Shunk Brow aged 65 from Brights disease, born in Pennsylvania and long in the grocery business. Dorothy Law or Lawtear Smithsburg widow died at 52 from general debility at her son's home. Ellen B Wheeler wife of Dr W B Wheeler died at Boonsboro from paralysis, native of Montgomery county, married name Drumline, long residence in Boonsboro. survivors include husband, children, and sister across the items.
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Hagerstown
Shunk Brow
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Law
Willow
Har
David Lawtear
Smithsburg
Ellen B Wheeler
Wits
W B Wheeler
Boonshoro
Paralysia
Bogus Cotton Sale Charged at Union Station
J E Smith bins arrested on a sleeping car at Union Station bound for Atlanta. He is accused of selling a baby boot button and raising a weighing ticket to eleven bales for which he received a check cashed. His wife and baby were brought in from their country home after midnight when the arrest was made.
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Washington Post
Raleigh
J E Smith
Union Station
Virginia Weddings Tie Pow ers and Gruner Matches in Richmond
Lillian P Powers widow of John F Powers and Louis F Gruner of St Louis wed in Richmond. The couple, with ties to Mrs John F Davido and Mrs G A Gruner, will live at St Dons Danville Deck. Earlier, M rs Mannie Barker of Henry County married John Daniel, a young farmer, at the residence of Rev G C Smith of Memorial Baptist Church.
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Richmond
G C Smith
Mafet. Memorial Baptist Church
Richmond figure Yarbrough dies of heart failure
Richmond prominent citizen Dee W T Yarbrough dies early this morning of heart failure leaving two daughters Mrs Bren ton and Miss Fannie Yarbrough and three sons C P J W Percy D Yarbrough. other notices include Mrs Marion Sadler aged 77 found dead of congestion of the lungs in her home with relatives and several sudden deaths from apoplexy and cancer, among them Addison Curran Confederate veteran and local farmer in Leesburg area.
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Richmond
Dee
T Yarbrough
Brenton
Fannie Yarbrough
P J W
Percy D Yarbrough
Marion Sadler
R Mo Morris
Wilhelmina Bentley
C E Bentley
Leesburg
Mahlon Myers
Peat Leesburg
Heathsville
Addison Curran
Lewisetta
Marine Engineer John J Simpson Dies by His Own Hand
Norfolk engineer Morfelk Va deck John J Simpson, aboard the new steamer Wilhelmina, committed suicide by shooting on the eve of departure for the Pacific coast. His body was found aboard the watercraft at Newport News. He was a fraternity man and well connected locally, formerly in the naval collier service and last year commanded the steamer Nansmitl from Hampton Roads to the Pacific Coast as chief engineer.
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Morfelk
John J Simplson
Norfelk
Wilhelmina
Pacific Coast
Newport News
Simpson
Naval Collier Service
Various West Virginia Crime and Legal Notes From Durbin and Marion
A collection of local items notes James L Liggett in Durbin area died by self inflicted gunshot with body sent to Staunton where his mother lives. It also mentions Orville Dent at Mammoth case and a wildlife license update in Marion County. Other items include a double tracking project from Fairmont to Connellville, a magnet sealer Dr E Zimmemen found guilty for practicing without a state certificate, and a Virginia court ruling on jurisdiction in an antibucket law case involving Price & Go of Baltimore and a Narfolk correspondent.
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Horfert
Juste Simmons
Price & Go
Baltimore
Virginia
Henrs
Narfolk
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Holand Cotton Salih
Semmunon 3 Fm Vunday Yehoal
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of &F Childred
Methodist Episcopal
Toundit
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Robert
Moore
Apmorth Een
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Unitarian Aoils Chtech
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Thoer
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Lon
Eom
Iiltotr
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Uae
Northwest
Yi Telleons
Yan Ae Thele
el Renee
the Peoples Church
Gaurgla
Feri
Murray
Higher Thought Union Tees van Soas
Ani
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
St John's Rec
Nnapolis
St Johns College
Omnasium
Cecil
B V Cecil
Edward Mouver Alved
Prince
de Bearn
James M’gurk
Holy Cross Church
Ines
Maryland
Gay Crother
Western Maryland Hospital
Cumberland
Condizta
John G .Wurray
Marsland
Iltheate
Westernport
Tus
Lonaconing
Marshall Downer
Byasall
Turner
Apnibe
Ways Smith
Franks
Georges Creek
Michael P Fahe
P H Brown
Frostburg
T L Wilson
Allegany Counts
Robert R. Henderaen
W Bladen Wowndes
W Milner Roverts Jr
Boyd A ‘Reinhart
George RK Wheeung
Broad
Joseph Bryan
Marshal
Taft Party
Chicago Subway
Contol of Armour Interests
Shewarapre Halt
Father _John
Alexandriags
Lewis Connor
Connor
James Johnson
Joseph Dudley Negroes
Southron
Tres Smlede
Risheill
Columbus and
Wilkes Streets
Rishestl
International Kunca ‘Rue Corporation
Alesandria
State Corporation Commission of
Rog Smith
A D Montler
Alexandria Vic
EH Taggert
Virginia Briefs
Police Justice
Glasgow
Staunton
Rowe Clit Fruit Farm
Waynesboro
Guy Tyler
Champ’ Clark
Misaouri
Norton
Tadge
John T. Godrick
F May Rowlett
Eg Embrey
Gretna
Waltham Watches
Whitham
Hunt
Ron
Reo
Virginia Weddings
James L Liggett
Brown
Durbin
Staunton Oa
Dha Higgintotham
Th ‘Illing
Orville
Mammoth
Charleston
Dent
Marion Counts Voatr
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