Two Attack on a Girl Sparks Wide Search by Police
Miss Julia Bray Garrett, 18, a Southern Railway clerk at 1200 Pennsylvania Ave near Seminary Fairfax County, was assaulted by two white men one in a khaki uniform and one in civilian clothes late yesterday. Walter Cockrell and Morgen Moitz alerted authorities and volunteers who pursued into the woods. Miss Garrett was found hysterical with a cut lip.
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Miss Garrett
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Obituary notices from a crowded late February 1919 page
Multiple deaths and funeral notices from Washington area papers list the passing of individuals such as Edward, John, Fay Saville, Robert Hoy, Mary A Reape, and Sherman Platt. Notices include associations with churches, cemeteries like Mount Olivet and Oak Hill, and services at St Margaret’s and Grace Baptist Church. Funeral dates span January to February 1919 with private or public arrangements and requests for omissions of flowers.
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Sixth Street
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Guy Fairfax Whiting
New York
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Mary Hoot Worthington Dorses
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Attack Suspects Aboard Trains In Rural Virginia
Miss Garrett, returning from Southern Railway work, was assaulted by two men in uniform near Seminary Crossing and later by a civilian. She fought free after a fierce struggle, aided by Mr. Cockerell and Mr. Boltz, as alerted authorities mobilized along the line near Alexandria and Bush Hill. Police and volunteers rushed to pursue the suspects amid regional outrage and vows of swift action.
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Southern Railway
Seminary Crossing
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Seminary
Garrett
Fairfax County
Misa Garrett
Missionary Centenary Leaders Confer in Washington
Dr W R B Beauchamp secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church South centenary arrived in Washington to confer with Secretary Cartier Glass and Secretary of the Navy Daniels about church reconstruction work. Glass and Daniels are advisory members of the centenary campaign.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Washington
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Navy
Daniels
Glass
Daniela
Prohibition raid seizes whisky at King Street parlor garage
Alexandria officers found 75 quarts of whisky in Morris Bennett's garage off Printer's alley after a surge of intoxication reports near King street billiard parlor. Bennett arrested on unlawful possession, bond set at 500 dollars. he posted 300 and was released. Funeral services for Philip M. Bradshaw at his King street home were conducted with local officials in attendance.
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City School Board
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Eugene B. Jackson
R. H. Cox
Gilbert J. Cox
S. H. Lunt
Vance Peele
John G. Cackey
T. Calvert Perry
Bethel Cemetery
Death of Robert Grimes Night watchman noted at hospital
Robert Grimes died after a brief illness yesterday at Georgetown University Hospital Washington. He served as a night watchman at the post office building for several years. He was a son of Mrs A D Grimes and a brother of Mrs Joseph M Armstrong.
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Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
A. D Grimes
Joseph M. Armstrong
Death Ends Nat Goodwins Brief Romance With Georgia Gardner
The sudden death of Nat C. Goodwin disrupted plans with Georgia Gardner who was to be his sixth bride. He had believed he would not marry again after hearing of Miss Margaret Moreland’s remarriage, but reconsidered and sought leave from his Baltimore company to return to New York for wedding arrangements. Gardner had traveled ahead of him.
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Mr. Goodwin
Margaret Moreland
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Baltimore
Miss Gardner
New York City
Mies Gardner
Maryland and the Virginia fire destroys town and homes
A fire in Cumberland Maryland south of Lonacoming wipes out three blocks, damaging the Creutzburg estate and the Junior Order United American Mechanics hall. About twenty families are homeless, aided by neighbors and five fire companies from Keyser Piedmont Longboat and others. The blaze began around 5 30 in the hall kitchen and dynamite assisted in stopping the spread.
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W. Va
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Weatertport
Frostburg
Whale Place
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Dr.& A. Boucher
Presbysterium
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Schram Broa Ment Market
John 'Symons
United Mite Workers
hBt
Jesse Lingo
John ‘Bradley
Dempsey
Daniel Schrammansalogh
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Tony A. Kyle
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Farewell for Eberle at Annapolis departure
At Annapolis on February 2 1910 Admiral Edward W Eberle bid farewell as he leaves the academy to command the Fifth Division of the battleship fleet at Hampton Roads. Midshipmen formed a salute on the wharf while the Wasp began its voyage as the admiral urged loyalty to selves and to the naval service.
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Farewall
Edward W. Eberle
Academy
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Midshipment
Idle crowd in Hagerstown gathers amid job losses
Special to The Washington Fest reports 1,000 idle in Hagerstown Maryland as workers from the Laurel area and other towns face layoffs. February 2 notes widespread unemployment with industry cuts affecting several plants, including the Steel Company, as furloughs extend and labor positions vanish.
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Obituary Notices From Virginia Localities
Heathsville reports the death of Robett B Webb at 24 from complications after influenza at his home near Kilmarnock. He leaves a wife. In Front Royal George H Brownish aged 74, wife of the Bank of Warren cashier, died today. he survives by his wife and four grandchildren.
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Harsh layoffs hit factories in Reading and region
The summer shutdowns hit several plants with 1,260 workers laid off at a hosiery mill that shipped its machinery to Reading. Automobiles, furniture, silk and other industries reduced staff as the Western Maryland Railroad discharged hundreds. The article notes engagements in Heathsville Virginia and a forthcoming wedding in Richmond, along with a Republican talk by E F Colladay.
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Reading
Western Maryland Railroad
Blaine Invincible Republican Club Meeting
A meeting of the Blaine Invincible Republican club was held yesterday at St. Pauls Church. Members gathered to discuss party matters and upcoming events in the city.
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Blaine Invincibie
Yeaterday Sterna
St. Paul's Church
Commander at Great Lakes Transfer to Naval Station Command
Capt. Frederic B. Bassett has been transferred from the Utah to succeed Rear Admiral Archibald Seales as commandant of the Great Lakes naval training station. Admiral Seales becomes superintendent of the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Admiral Eberle, retiring superintendent, assumes command of the Fifth division of the Atlantic fleet.
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Atlantic Fleet
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