A Road to Mount Vernon Would Cross Battlefields of Civil War
A proposal for a national thoroughfare from Richmond to Mount Vernon would traverse Prince William Stafford and Caroline counties, linking sites of Civil War battles and historic figures. The route would boost regional traffic and waterway connections, with estimates for cost and federal survey emphasis.
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Paul Noetleng
Mount Vernon
Richmond
Trough
Per Im
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United States
Prince Wiliam Puity
Stafford
Army of the Potomac
Vera
Hooker
Lee
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Falmveth
Johnswith
Palmouth
Fredericksburg
Orange
Alexandria
Frederickaburg
Hank
Caroline
Jackson
Hanover
Henry Clay
Evergee Indi
Congress
Vogiula Nore
Whin
Coa Bryan
Desks Shift as Senate Members Reassign Seats
The senate chamber sees a reshuffling with Senator Warren moving to the far left of the Vice President and occupying Warren's old desk, while Allison's desk is taken by Senator Weller from Wroring. Senator Cum ming takes a new post on the Democratic side near the wall, joined by other figures like La Solterte and Bourus Brown.
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Beoalora Allizon
Welleo
Udrow
Bever
Indiana
Wehator Goodner
Wisconsin
Warren
Alnee Imhmediatel
Benstor Piles
Washington
Esnator Cumming
Mr. Alito
la Solterte
Boral
Bourus Brown
Burkett
Dixon
RECORD TOBAGGO RECEIPTS IN RICHMOND MARKETS DECLINE
Richmond markets report record tobacco receipts across Virginia and North Carolina despite a Kentucky leaf deal. Over 1,900,000 pounds sold Monday to Friday, with prices steady to high and future deliveries expected. Petersburg and Lynchburg totals also cited with weekly and yearly comparisons. </analysis>
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Kentucky
Weather notes forecast heavy snow and cold across regions
A weather bulletin describes a moving storm system pushing east with snow and rain across the middle states. Temperatures fall to near or below freezing with strong northwest winds shifting and colder conditions expected along the Atlantic coast and New England through Monday and Tuesday.
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Washngton
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Avantium
Newsneund
New England
Wemerly
Aantle Caat
Mondey
Tommlay
Varasia Seamere
European
Ce Apa
Sugakoo Rae Omy
Chaos of scattered weather warnings and church notices
A cluttered page reports multiple regional weather warnings from Illinois to Ohio and surrounding states, plus Catholic feast day observances at Caldwell Chapel and the Immaculate Conception College. It covers temperatures, a 1920s style medical claim about blood purity, and notes on the Y M C A building fund progress in Norfolk with Rockefellar backing.
Prominent Elks Hold Memorial Services Across Cities
Services for the dead drew thousands as the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held memorials in multiple cities. Lt Gov Claude A Swaggon delivered the eulogy in Virginia and other prominent figures spoke at events in Winchester Norfolk Portsmouth Lynchburg Hagerstown Bristol and Danville. The ceremonies featured orations by Harry St George Tucker Robert L Gwen and others with music by the Ratoke Machine Works Band and performances by local talent.
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Lodges of Sorrow
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Iodgea of Sorrow
Claude A. Swaggon
Virgin
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Ronnoker Va
Ponce Ge Leon
Academy of Music
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H. H. Sherman
Trinity M. E. Church South
Claggett
Norfalk
Pheum ‘Theater
Portsmouth
Robert: . Withers
Huftalk
Norfolk
Harry M. Smith
Richmond
Lynchburg
Benstot Robert L. Gwen
Oklahoma
Carter Gitas
Elka
Hagerstown
Conrad Claver
Bristol
Harmeling Theater
Charles J. Cates
Getters
REMEMBER THEIR DEAD Columba Lodge Holds Annual Sorrow Service
Columba Lodge No 8 Improved Order of Giks held its third annual sorrow service at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church at 11th and X Streets. District Deputy Aeron J. Gackina gave the principal address, praising the order. Head memory honors went to B D Grutton W Whitfield Joseph Harris John Gray and C S EL Brooks. arrangements by S L Gaskins P D Mor tis JL Dickerson William H Belly and George Jefferson.
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Columba Lodge
Asbury Methodist Episcops Church
Hleventth
Aeron J. Gackina
B.D Grutton
W. Whitfield
Joseph Harris
John Gray
EL Brooks
L. Gaskins
P D. Mortis
JL Dickeraon
Wiliam H Belly
Hd George Jefferson
Impressive Memorial for Fourteen Dead Alexandria Masons
The Alexandria Lodge No 78 Benevolent and Protective Order of Mika held a memorial at the opera house for fourteen deceased members. About 300 attended as the stage lights revealed portraits of the fourteen. The program featured music by the National Theater Orchestra and a series of ceremonial addresses.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Strom
Alexandria
Alexandria Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Mika
Opera House
Willum L. Hayes
George F. Steiner
Champe Walker
Luttud Wingfield
Donat McLean
Daniel Ruben
Thomas F Spinks
Peyton B Dearborn
William Moore
Edward L. Jordan
Peter Sinclair
Henry A. Liey
Thomas E. Gorham
Lodge
Charles D Bullm
Our Order
Robert Barrett
Henry B. Davis
Washington
Edgar Carpenter
James W. Bales
Charles B Marshall
Harry Fletachmann
D M Montier
James F. Peyton
Assault charge follows arrest in Alexandria incident
Henry Mason, 40, colored, held at Alexandria police headquarters after allegedly assaulting Miss Jessie Windsor, 16, daughter of J H Windsor of 424 South Patrick Street. Windsor reported the attack described by deputies. Mason was arrested by Patrolman Hampson based on the description provided.
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Patrick Street
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Duke Street
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Fide
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Windsor
Heaven and Hell mirrored in spirit world sermon
The Rev Dr Jong Rekt Shannan preached that heaven and hell are reflections of a person’s present life. Actions, thoughts, and character build the soul and determine eternal outcomes. The spirit world mirrors one’s own self, making heaven or hell a consequence of inner life.
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Rekt Shannan
M.D. Charet
Talka
Hell
Ana J
Heaven
John Blake Kendall Dead in Baltimore Sanatorium
John Blake Kendall a prominent Washington businessman died at a Baltimore sanitarium Saturday evening at 6 o clock of kidney trouble after a lingering illness. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at o clock from his residence near String road and Fourteenth street. Interment will be in Quir Hill Cemetery and will be private. He is survived by his wife and one son John Dwight Kendall. Kendall, born December 16 1857 in Washington, was educated here and engaged in hardware and metal goods trade. He was married in 1883 to Miss Mars Dwight Hooker of Massachusetts. He was a philanthropist and humanitarian aiding many Washingtonians.
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Washington
Baltimore
String Road
Fourteenth Street
Quir Hill Cemetery
Mr Kendall Iy
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Mr Kendall
John
Ellen True Kendall
Amos Kendall
Kendall
Misa Mars Dwight Hooker
Massachusetts
Family loyalty praised in sermon on Joseph the Dreamer
Dr. Samuel H Woodrow of the First Congregational Church delivered the eighth sermon in a four part series titled Joseph the Dreamer Honoring His Father He praised loyalty to humble ancestors and cited Joseph bringing his aged father to Pharaoh as a noble act highlighting kinship respect and the public meeting at the royal court
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First Congregational Churc
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Goshen
Guthrie Speaks On A Man's Strength At YMCA
Rev Charles Guthrie of Hamline Methodist spoke to a large YMCA lobby crowd on A Man's Strength using Samson's life as a framework He warned against idolizing public heroes and urged health and self development noting Christian Science and Emmanuel movement as related trends He urged that God provides toil and sustenance rather than bare toil and naked strength.
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Charles Fi Guthrie
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
Guthrie
Sandows
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Samsons
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Church Vestments Shown At Perpetual Adoration Exhibit
The Sisters of Perpetual Adoration display at their convent features vestments altar linens and liturgical items crafted by workers over the past six months. The collection includes handmade colorfully embroidered sets for all church occasions, two benediction capes in white and black, missionary sets, 30 connected vessels and a grand altar stands. A unique toy table showcases items made by the Dskimor children attracting family visitors.
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Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
Workera
Dskimor
Opening Sermon Preached at St Dominic's Church Triduum
The Very Rev M Heagan preached the opening sermon of the triduum at St Dominic's Church preceding the Immaculate Conception feast. Mass is set for 7 82 p m today with sermons nightly and a benediction at 7 20 p m today. The triduum closes tomorrow at 7 p m with a sermon on the meaning and blessings of the great days of the Catholic Church.
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Heagen
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Dominican House of Studies
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Alec
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Cardinal Gibbons to Visit Washington for Confirmation
Cardinal Gibbons will visit Washington December 19 to be the guest of Rev. James O'Brien at St Peter's Church. The following day he will confirm the large class instructed by several pastors. A high mass at St Peter's is planned for 9 o'clock with a subsequent rite.
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St Peter's Church
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Sun prints Roosevelt critique and editor’s reply
The New York Sun publishes an editorial praising Theodore Roosevelt’s bold challenge while noting the editor’s reluctance to engage in personal controversy. Delavan Smith of Cleveland responds, stating the Sun’s stance mirrors other papers and defends the News for using its columns during the campaign.
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Death of J. T. Holzhouser in Salisbury
Special to The Washington Post Ballsbury N C December J T Holzhouser aged 78 years a well known Confederate veteran died at his home in Salisbury after a brief illness. He leaves a large number of relatives many of whom are well known here. Interment to be in Rowan County.
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Washington Poat Ballsbury
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J T. Holzhouser
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Pinte
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