Snow carnival opens on new speedway course in Washington
Speed tests on the snow course are in fine condition as rollers flatten and smooth the track. The first snow carnival since racing was permitted on the avenue will run this afternoon at 1 o clock on the Nineteenth and B streets northwest venue. Prizes will be awarded to the best pacing and trotting horses with renowned judges from Baltimore observing the event.
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Messra
JW Rowland
Wiliam Flatcher
Charles Hardy
Balti
Hardy
Sisner
Doctor Chase
Wr Goodacre
ARMAN Ezra A Carman Dies at 76 in Northwest District
Gen Ezra A Carman died at his late residence in the Northwest district on a December 8 service at 2 pm, with private interment at Arlington. The death notice lists his age as seventy six and notes a private funeral on the date. The item cites his residence on Q Street Northwest and a December 8 time for interment arrangements.
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Durand Chapman
Wiscon
Ceme Jang Wade
Ite
Clara
Lok Avenue
Edmonston
Frank Geters
Seventh Street
Glenwood
Allyn Magli
Weliam
Pronkami Alyne Gulatze
Bea
Pamne
Deven
Paminey
Rus Life
Lerceadence
L Street
Daugh
Jacob
Vary Harvey Ie Daly
Ferth
Wary Lingebach
Carpenter
Ile
Lingebach
Tant
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mount Olivery Cemetery
Somodha
Charles
Annie I Mal
Newt Resal Charsday
Tate
John
Lowse Woeller Aga
Nin Son
Moeller
Rhursday
Vent
Bockceek
Haghteenth Street
John Mugan
St Marys Church
Annapolis Wa
San Francsco
Fourteenth Street
Dennis
Nellie Stapleton
St Patricks Church
Waom
Inter
Olivet Ealse
Vic Ei Husetty Avenue
JJWC8
Payne Sh
Homeopathic Hospital
Fuine
Roth Wee Eriol
Martin Roth
Congressional Cemetery
Owles
Ata
Elwyn Vowles
Janey Ed Monroe
Lee Ann Welsteral
Snow melts as cutters ride to track in local horse event
President DeGraw of the Road Drivers and Riders Association notes a cutter ride planned after noon to the track. Several horse owners, including Dr Powell with Gold Pebble and George Goodacre’s Bedford Boy, expect to join with others for a snowlit excursion by cutter, weather permitting.
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Pring
Emy
DeGraw
Lana Riders Association
Noo
Ibis
Biddy McGinnity
Powell
George Goodacre
Doctor Chase
Bedford Boy
Mr Clawpy
Southern Educational Association Meets in Charlotte
State Superintendent Joyner announces that a schoolhouse was built every day in North Carolina during 1909. Delegates hear state superintendent reports, and addresses by Joyner, Hawking, Graham, and guest speakers unfold through morning sessions as the conference continues in Charlotte.
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Joyner Tella
Delegates
North Carolina
Charlotte N C
Dee
Southern Educational Association
Charlotte
Presbyteran College
J ‘Y Joyner
OW Hawking
Alexander Graham
RJ ‘Ighe
Asheville Achoola
Association
Joyner
Morty Carolina
Educaton
Kentucky
J H Joyner
J H Vansickle
Baltimore
Licensed to Marry Names in Elusive 19th Century Notices
A scanned marriage list records numerous couples with ages and ministers. Pairs include Jeffern R Lewin 39 and Lavoe H Leon ard 21. Clare Wo Wyllie 49 with Willan Ho Scholl 24. Varolond M Marrion 47 with Mattia WV Post man 43. Anna M Cooper 22 with J Howard Wella Tark Eley 24. Nacthalt Harvie L Nore 22 with Resale I Glhun 2. Abraham Parsco 7 with Annis Katzman 10. James M Read 2 with Mabel Di Kunsw 27. others include Baltimore and Minneapolis ties noted. Each entry cites a officiating clergyman such as Rev WT Brocks Ferry Howman jr and Rev Willan Ho Scholl.
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Jeffern R Lewin
Lavoe H Leonard
Brocks Ferry
Howman Jr
Clare Wo Wyllie
Willan Ho Scholl
Wiliam F Smith
Beagin McCady
Greene ‘Varolond
M_ Marrion
Mattia
Postman
the Noy
Howard Wella Tark Eley
Anna M Cooper
Nacthalt Harvie L Nore
Resale
DC Mackeod
James M Read
WaterciMe Ma
Mabel di Kunsw
Minneapolis
Minn
MacLeod George
Morrid
Gillian
Health Office Record of Notable Births and Deaths
A health office record lists numerous births and deaths with names such as Genan J and Emma Donovan, Charles and Helen Mawson, Nina Ying, Julius Lindagy, Bruna Oy, Leon P and Aitlinn Halth, and many others. It also notes deaths including Bully Wright, Susana Johnsim, and James E Upderhill among others with ages ranging from infants to 70s, in a dense OCR transcription of a community ledger.
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Genan J
Emma Donovan
George R
Mary
Charles
Helen’ Mawson
Ll Leon
Nina
Ying
Mayor
Rosie Ackerman
Jwene
Bocils Willer
Julisn
Mataie Lindagy
Mirsic
Bruna
Leon P
Aitlinn
Susan E Johnson Hay Vincenzo
Angelina
Edward
Richard T
Tery
Franklin
Charla R
Minnie
Barbour
Nolen
Mary Muldoon
Garcela Brown
Samuel Gird
Mabel Arent
Frank
Ary
Willtime
Poy
Charlee
Margeret
Holly
Bessie Jackson
Nathan
Kate Palmer
George
Agnes Haine
Lewis
Amie Jackson
James A
Bertha Me
Jones
John F
Elizebeth Payge
Bully Wright
Dears
Wiliam Hurley
Newton Place
Susana Johnsim
Vie
Schott
Noth
Suran
Carrigan OG Macena
Emma Fiichmond
Dante & Barry
Yeera Dean Maliater
James E Upderhill
Wat Rey
Ranre Allyn Mo
Galarze
Mount View
Ann Costia
Charles Jf Dickinson
Edward EL
Lara Yo Fierelt
Dan Mor
Chee Taitin
Yaary Rus
Funeral Directors Listed With Several Firms
A fragmentary advertisement lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers including KX Harvey's Sons, Sero? and others with addresses and telephone numbers. Entries mention chapels, cremation services, and modest prices. The garbled text suggests a directory-style page of funeral home listings.
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KX Harvey's Sons
Funeral Tirectore
Gommosions
Telephoos
Sardo
Lowry
Frank Geier’s | Sons
Ogera Coiget
Westone
W. RB. SP
F Street
Undertarre
Ewbalmer
William Uee
Mebaimar
John R. Wright CO
Embalmera
Moonshiners Busted as Prohibition Crackdown Spreads
Reports from Patrick and Franklin counties detail moonshine operations disrupted during the Christmas demand. Authorities describe arrests of Bud Foster and partners, destruction of two 100-gallon stills, 90-gallon Foster still, 1060 gallons of beer seized, and a wagon haul of unstamped whisky.
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Washington Post
Danville
Bull Mountains
Patrick County
Taverne
Bud Foster
Oba
Blockadera
Foster
Fosters
Shooting Creek
Hiram Bowling
Brights
Staunton River
John Thomas
Franklin County
Anthony Murphy Civil War Engine Raider Death
Anthony Murphy of Atlanta died aged about 70. He helped pursue and capture the famed engine Texas during a Civil War raid from Marietta to Chattanooga. Born in Ireland, he came to the United States as a child and later aided Federal forces in the pursuit, with events spanning Marietta Etowah Ringgold and the capture of the engine marked by the execution of several Federal officers.
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Atlanta Ga
Dee
Anthony Murphy
Enera
Marlette Ga
Ireland
Federala
Marietta
Hig Shanty Ga
Chattanoogs
Federal Party
Mc Murphy
Murphy
Anandear
Etowah, Ga
Texas
Ringgold Ga
Boilermakers' Strike Ends at Schenectady Plant
The Schenectady boilermakers strike at the American Locomotive Company was settled this afternoon. About 18,000 workers are affected. Schenectady workers return to work tomorrow morning. The stoppage began after an effort to inaugurate standard time sparked the walkout, with wider plant strikes following in Dankirk Montreal Richmond and Pittsburg.
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Schenectady
American Locomotive Company
Dankirk
Montreal
Richmond
Pittsburg
UITILE TIM left $500000 and unexecuted will in New York
New York politician Little Tim left an estate estimated at $500000 after a prolonged illness. Friends say a will was prepared but never signed. The article notes his role as alderman and Bowery political leader and mentions his death.
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New York
Dec
Swinjvar
Bowery
Tim
After Pearre's Seat in Sixth District Race
Hagerstown Md Dec 28 Announcement has been made from Frederick for the Democratic nomination for congressman from the Sixth district next fall. H Dorsey Etchison has assurances from leading Democrats in Allegany and Montgomery counties favoring his candidacy and he expects their support. Etchison previously sought the nomination two years ago but withdrew before the convention and has decided to campaign again. Many think Pearce will not run, improving Democratic prospects for the coming campaign.
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Hagerstown
H. Dorsey Etchison
Twyer
Frederick
Etchison
Allegany
Montgomery Counties
Pearce
Campalen
Grace Day to Wed Henry Falston of Miami
The engagement of Grace Radcliffe Day of Smithfield sister in law of Senator Thomas Martin has been announced. She will marry Henry Gould Falston of Miami Florida. Miss Day, 3, daughter of Col Fenton Day, is a social figure in Virginia and Washington. The marriage date is to be announced but expected in early January.
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Senator Martin
H. G. Falston
Florida
Apeosal
Washington Fost
Richmond
Grace Radcliffe Day
Smithield
United States
Thomas Martin
Henry Gould Falston
Miami
Mia Marlin
Arson Charge Hearing For Lee Ganley In Fort Boyds
Special to The Washington Fort Boyds MG December 28 Lee Ganley is held on arson charges after a tense hearing. About three hundred people gathered as Ganley pleaded not guilty. His parents refused to help secure bail and he appeared nervous before the court.
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Washington Fort
Boyds
Lee Ganley
Will Argon
Ganley
Girl's error costs her life in West Virginia
Special to The Wheeling Post from Philippi West Virginia December reports the death of Miss Diana Dunnington daughter of Supt D Dunnington at the Philippi plant of the West Virginia Central Gas Company. She swallowed carbolic acid thinking it was headache remedy pouring a teaspoon into a teacup without checking the bottle.
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Weehington
Uikins
W Va
Diana Dunnington
Dunnington
Philippi
West Virginia, Central Gas Company
Notable Augusta farmer Crawford dies after operation
Staunton Dee Crawford, about 30, died in hospital after an operation. He was a leading Augusta County farmer and brother of Dr Millard Crawford, a surgeon in Boston. He leaves a family.
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Methodist Church
General Hospital
Campbell County
Virginia Conference
Joseph Adams Crumpton
Danville
Lynchburg
Maryland Weddings and Obituary Notices Gathered
Maryland wedding notices list Brunswick Dee JBN BH Conway and Julia Garrett among March 8 nuptials in Brunswick. Hagerstown couples Hertha Rick and Harry U Miggins wed today at Christ Parsonage. Lottie Hose and Charles Myers marry in Green Castle. Carvis Fox and Lester Morgen wed in Hagerstown. Catherine A Whitmore and Monroe G Sellers unite at Green Cantte Lutheran. Blanche Fry and Barry Leithamer tie the knot at New Franklin. Revolutionary Heroes Dead: Willa Woodford Talbott, Barbour County notable, dies. ancestors fought in Revolution. survived by twelve, including WT Talbott in state legislature, Dr Lewis Wilson Talbott, and ED Talbott.
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Brunswick
Dee
Conway
Baltimore and Ohio
Julia Garrett
Eong
Rede
J Charles Gardner Mies Carvis
Fox
Middletown
Lester Morgen
Strithburg
Grace United Brethren Parsonage
Haxerstown
Hey Gordon
Catherine A ‘Whitmore
Whitmore
Milner
Monroe G Sellers
Monroe Sellers
Guil:ford
Lutheran Partronage
Green Cantte
Blanche Fry
Barry Leithamer
Altenwald
New Franklin
Mihnemfer
Bredat
Washington Post
Philipp
W Va
Willa Woodford Talbott
Barbour County
WT Talbott
West Virginia
Lewis Wilson Talbott
ED Talbott
Swanson Leaves State Corp Commission Bid
The secretary of state issued a charter to Calepatch Development Company of Washington DC to develop guano deposits and mangrove orchards at Galapetch Isle of Pines. Founders include Paul Grosscup and Charles M. Saunders among Charleston investors. Gov Swanson says he will not seek a 1 percent commission post after his term ends, despite rumors he would replace Joseph H Willard who retires by February.
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Washington Company Incorporated
Washington Post
Charleston
W Va
Secretary of State
Calepatch Development Company
Washington, DC
Galapetch
Isle of Pines
Swanson
Willard
Richmond
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Joseph H Willard
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Incendiary fire case links woning to Joseph Adeaga
Informant Rachel Washington accuses Joseph Adeaga of involvement in an incendiary fire at her home on King Street Alexandria. He is jailed to await further examination. the case carries possible death penalty if convicted. Witnesses note Adams admitted knowledge of the arson plan and the money missing from the home.
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Joseph Adeaga
Washington Prat Bureau
King’ Street
Alexandria
Joseph Adams
Calim
Alexandria Polles Court
Sarzica
Rachel Washington
Adams
Adama
Psi
Justifiable shooting ends in fatality in Radford
Special to The Washington Fast East Radford Vn Dec 28 W L Luck was shot and killed this morning by Otho Snyder after Luck battered a door while trying to enter his stepdaughter’s home. Luck had been drinking. Lael, his wife, had gone to her daughter's, and Snyder fired two shots from his pistol, one hitting Luck in the neck. A coroner’s jury had concluded the case was justifiable.
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Washington
Virginia Briefs Highlight Builders Permits And Local Incidents
Permits for new buildings in Richmond show total repair and construction spending rising by 401,981 compared with last year. A depot fire at Fort Defiance destroyed nostasics with an insurance payout around 4,000. Henry Bowen, former Virginia legislator, suffered a stroke at his Huskin home aged 85. Nelson Mecklesburg’s Nelson, owner of Acree tobacco warehouse in Danville, was assaulted with a baseball bat and shot in the stomach by red Thames, amid ongoing local tensions and events.
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Richmond
of the Valley Railroad
Fort Defiance
Los Henry Bowen
Virginia
Huskin
Tazewell
Bowen
State Senate
House of Delegates of
White
Nelson Mecklesburg
Nelson
Danville
Red Thames
Virginia Weddings Bring Several Local Marriages
In Buffolk and nearby towns on Dec 28 and 24 couples tied the knot. Mae Pierce wed Milton Speight in Norfolk. Clarence Copenhaver married Carrie Compert at St James in Roanoke. Raymond Carleton wed Edith Chandler in Port Royal. Fannie Smith and Oscar Gray wed in Christiansburg. Lula Yeates wed Luther Talley in Danville. Elizabeth Nash married an Railway employee at her home, with Father Walters presiding.
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Roanoke
Clarence L Copenhaver
Mise
Carrie P Compert
St James M
William
Erwin ‘Tenn
Fredecichaturg
Raymond Carleton
Montgomery
Edith Temple Chandler
A B Chandler
Bowling Green
88 Ware
Port Royal
Christiansburg
Misa Fannie Smith
J RB Smith
Oscar Gray
Lockport
EB Jackson
Blacksburg
New York
Radford
Der
Mr Land
George W Lyle
Kunu Earle
Horace T. Jones
Virginia Institute of Bristol
EB Jones
Jefferson City
Danville
Lula Yeates
Squie Yeatts
Luther Talley
Norfolk
Elizabeth Nash
W . Nash
William Womack
Souther Railway
Father Walters
Sacred Heart Church
Ida B Walker
Nash
E PF Walker
Man Ordered To Wed After Police Court Appearance
A defendant arraigned in police court faced a sentence to wed after attempting to obtain money under false pretenses. The woman involved testified that government vets would return within a week for more funds, exchanged for her gold watch, which was pawned. The magistrate ordered marriage as the outcome.
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Adecuius Goesio
Sinder
Justice
Beach
Gorenemt Vets
Gowanowitz
Gorangeite
N. E. Whitaker Dies at 77 in Whealibe West Virginia
N. E. Whitaker former president of the West Virginia State Senate and head of the Whitaker Giessher Company died in Whealibe tonight from pneumonia aged 77. He led the state's commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and was a major iron industry figure with holdings in several enterprises. In Franklin Pennsylvania Major General John A. Wiley of the Pennsylvania National Guard died tonight aged 66 after a career starting in the Civil War and including service as a brigadier general in the Spanish campaign.
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West Virginia Senate
N B Whitaker
State Senate
West Virginia Commission
Waitaker-Giessher Company
Seed
Franklin
John A Wiley
Pennsylvania Navnal Guard
Pennsylvania
Roanoke Murder Suspect Captured After Three Years
Special to The Washington Yam reports detectives in Richmond captured Thomas W Preston, a Roanoke suspect in the murder of Michael T Cuaty in Bedford City over three years ago. A $600 reward had been offered. Dusty, then a Bedford City bartender, was killed for slow service. Preston likely to Lynchburg for safekeeping. if convicted, he faces hanging rather than electrocution due to timing.
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Washington Yam
Roanoke
Richmond
Thomas W Preston
Michael T. Cuaty
Bedford City
Dusty
Preston
Lynchburg
Derelict Three-Masted Ship Seen Near Jersey Coast
Steamer Radiance reported by Captain Dunn picks up details of the derelict Nettie Champion off Cape Henry after passing 3 miles distant. From Norfolk December 22 bound for New York, the crew of the three-masted vessel is missing. The Radiance, short of coal and carrying a cargo valued at 631 500 dollars of cotton, cannot tow the prize.
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Jerney
Norfolk
Dunn
Savannah
Cape Henry
Lloyd
Somers Point NJ
New York
Atlantic City Receiver Appointed Over Southern Public Service
James Calaway named receiver for the Southern Public Service Corporation of New Jersey amid a $1.5 million troubled concern. Ludwig & Co. sought the appointment claiming the railroad builder is insolvent as the company plans rails in South Carolina and Georgia.
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Camden
Lee
Leaming
James Calaway
Atlantic City
Southern Public Service Corporation
New Jersey
South Carolina
Georgia
Ludwig & Co
Italian cruiser Etruria arrives at Hampton Roads
Italian cruiser Etruria arrived in Hampton Roads today after a voyage from Washington. The ship will stay several days before proceeding to New York. An exchange of salutes occurred as Etruria passed scout cruisers Birmingham and Salem in Hampton Roads and again on arrival at Norfolk, Virginia.
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Birmingham
Salem
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Etruria
Washington
New York
Hempton Roads
Agin
Bank And 13 Houses Burned In North Carolina Town
A fire in a North Carolina town destroyed the bank building and thirteen central business houses. The loss exceeds insurance by about 40,000 dollars, authorities report. The blaze caused extensive damage to main commercial district before being contained.
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North Carolina
Washington Port
Rose
Bank
Sand Teo Be
Mann tendered adjutant general post by governor elect
Richmond dispatch reports Governor elect Mann announced he has tendered the adjutant general appointment to Governor WW Sale of Norfolk. Sale accepted. General Anderson to resign due to business demands.
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Mann
Anderson
Waltington
Richmond
William Hodges Mann
Virginia
Norfolkland
Rex
Maryland Obituary Notices From A Busy Dover Page
Multiple obituaries and notices from Maryland and nearby areas. M rs Little Speck Fox of Cberry Hill dies suddenly from heart disease after coughing spells leaving nine children. Prof Barry Cox of Maryland Collegiate Institute Union Bridge dies. Frank Renecker, Civil War veteran, dies at Guilford aged 82, survived by five children. Mrs Betty Haverstick of Baltimore dies at Church Home Infirmary, survived by two sons and daughter. other local deaths include Tracey W. of Huntington and Catherine O Brita of Oakmont with related civic notes and legal court items.
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Hagerstown
Little Speck Fox
Jacob Fox
Cberry Hill
Barry Cox
Maryland Collegiate Institute
Union Bridge
Frank Renecker
Union
Guilford
John Renecker
Middleburg
Frostburg
Mra
Betty
Cockey Haverstick
Alexander C .Haverstick
Church Home Infirmary
Baltimore
Haverstick
Sebastian Gredt
Cockey
Urbans
J Alexander Haverstck
Cumberland
Graff Haverstick
Miss
Mary Haverstick
Wrestourg i
Death by Own Action Shocks Frostburg Foreman
Philip Fouts, 20, foreman of Ming No 3 Consolidation Coal, Frostburg Maryland, died on his front porch this morning after declaring medicine useless against a lingering cold. He used a rifle to shoot himself. The incident was reported by a Washington Post Special.
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Frostburg
Philip Foutz
Ming No 3 Consolidation
Coal Company Y
Fouts
Washington
Western Maryland notes mass meeting appoints depot committee
Cumberland citizens form a five member committee to confer with Baltimore and Ohio officials in Baltimore on the site for a new Cumberland depot. A gunshot incident in Frederick injures Koogit, while James Bart, a colored man, is charged in the case and arrested after a confrontation. Rev W Henry Nagmeast of St Peter’s Hancock will be reassigned to Hallimore parish duties.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Joseph Peters
E Raltschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
of Emmanuel
Tork
E. Ez Koogit
Fredérick
Tames FE Bart
Hart
Koogle
W Henry
Nagmeast
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Hancock
Little Orleans
Mooresville
Washington County
Hallimore
Father Tearney Named Rector of Holy Cross Church
Falls Church rector Father Tearney to lead Holy Cross Church in Lynchburg after the death of long time pastor Father J J Modurk who served forty two years in the post. Parishioners expect continuity and steady leadership during the transition.
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Falls Church
Holy Grows
Lynchburg
Washington Post
Lynchburg Va
Dutshep van de Vyver
Richmond
Edward M Teirney
Paris Church
Catholic Church
Holy Crozs
J J Modurk
Iroquois in tow after distress near Frying Pan Shoals
The Clyde liner Iroquois, disabled by a rudder, is being towed to Charleston by Mallory Line steamer Senior 208 after being assisted at Frying Pan Shoals. In Maryland, John Comer his wife and five children were found dead from poison likely caused by tainted cold storage turkey.
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Washington Post
Walignton
Charleston
Mallory Line
Washington
Frostburg
John Comer
Callera
Charter Granted for Lumberton and Elizabethton Railway
A charter was granted for the Lumberton and Elizabethton Railway to span 25 miles through a vast pine forest from Relelge North Carolina. Construction begins this week with an estimated cost near a quarter of a million dollars.
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Washington Post
Relelge
Oldest Grant County Citizen Dies in Keyser West Virginia
John Feaster aged 92 died last night in Keyser. He was the oldest Grant County resident and is survived by ten children and about 200 direct descendants including numerous great and great great grandchildren.
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Spectal
Washington
Keyser
W Va
John Feaster
Grant County
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