Missing Annapolis minister feared lost crossing Eastport bridge
The Washington Post reports Reverend W. T. Twamley assistant minister of St Anne's Episcopal Church in Annapolis has vanished after leaving his hotel Sunday morning for St Luke's Mission Chapel in Eastport. Friends, family, and parishioners fear he may have fallen into Spa Creek while crossing the Vine Street bridge amid a weakening condition attributed to illness.
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Annapolis
Eastport
Washington
Baltimore
Washington Post
Annappails
D. Feb
W. T. Twamley
St. Anne's Episcopal Church
St Luke's Mission Chapel
Annapoulis Ite
West Annapolis
J. Wirt Randall
Farmers’ National Bank
John Wo Martin
St. Anne's Parish
Joseph P McComas
McComas
Twamley
Spa Creek
Fastport
Twam~ Je
St. Luke's Mission
Maryland Hotel
Anpapot
Nnapolis
Faltamore
Calcagso
Vine
Ireland
Tenliv College Dublin
Lygrind
Oxford
Yorksireth
Chicago
Athedral
St Anne's
Hiteh
St. Lukes Mission
Taarmtes
Virginia Court of Appeals Grants Writ of Error
The Virginia Court of Appeals morning granted a Writ of error in the case of S.E.F. Hanger versus The Commonwealth. Proceedings noted include questions on the construction of section 9789 of the Virginia code and references to related legal arguments and parties. Additional cases and counsel appearances are listed among the day’s docket.
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Washington
Ridenund
Virgina Court of Appeals
S.ef. Hanger
Commonwealth
Hastings Court of Portsigion
Code of Virginia
Loultel States
Weprral Company
Ve Camden & Jiaofuri
A S Hall
Terex Tvanta Wall
Ve Smith Ager
Tom Leake
Fo L Smith
Inesrot
Te Welsh
A G Collins
Woeco
Aven
Miner
West Pata
Blandanerd + Landsbergs committee
Woods Adavatar
Sihaaf and Security Trust
Tite Trsmani Company
Brigade for Virginia Elects Brigadier General
The Virginia volunteers will elect a brigadier general to command a brigade formed from three infantry regiments. Officers to assemble for the election include colonels and lieutenant colonels. Midshipman Webster Allen Capron of Fort Myer resigns from the academy due to studies and conduct issues. A marriage license was issued in Le Louis to Rhody H. Frakes and Emma M. Cote of Alexandria Virginia.
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Yreat
Washington
Utchinord
Fee
Vir- Lidia
Outley
Virginia
Washington Post
Tamnapols
Webster Allen Capron
Fort Myer
Alexandria
Tae
le Louis
Rhody H. Frakes
Emma M. Cote
Ateaandrla
Virginia Weddings in Mary Washington Era Unclear Names
Two society marriage notices from Richmond section detail Miss E zapeth Jackson Mosby marrying Duxcar Lea Thompson of Savannah GA at St John's Episcopal Church with Rev Dutlan Tuck officiating. The same day Nusa Fannie Ellerbeth Dillard wed Dr Oswald Stuart McCown of Memphis Tenn at her parents home in a grand social event officiated by Har ry Owens. Attendants included Mrs Lelie Stacy and Miss Mary Harper Townes. Best man Robert Meteau. The couple planned a Memphis home after a South tour. A separate ceremony in St George's Church united Miss Mary Harrison Fitzhugh and another groom with Rev Dr Bryde presiding.
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Richmiona
Frank Eugens Stacy
Mary Harper Townes
Memphis
Tenn
Willem White Dillard
Emily Surroughs
New York
Robert Meteau
McCown
South
George W. Shepherd
Conway
Gordon and Garnett National Bank
Mary Harrison Fitzghugh
WH. Fitzhugh
St. George's Episcopal Church
R. J Bryde
Pleads For Husband In Jealous Fatality Case
Special to The Washington boss Baltimore February woman pleads for her husband saying she would die for him and asks prosecutors not to press charges. She recalls his jealousy and her love, insisting she would not rest in peace if he faced the gallows and that she believes he is truly sorry.
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Washtigton
Baltimore
John
Doomed Man Awaits News In Hanging Case
Alexandria County awaits Virginia State Court of Appeals ruling on the Wright case. John Wright, colored, was convicted of assault at Luna Park on September 5 and sentenced to hang. His appeal was argued January 10 for a new trial, with decision reserved, amid local interest.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria Va
Alexandria County
Virginia State Court of Appeals
Joseph Thomas
John Wright
Wright
Luna Park
Ashington
Death List Grows as Mine Disaster Rescue Efforts Continue
Officials at Lewis Coal and Coke mine near Thomas West Virginia estimate 25 dead with 10 bodies recovered. Rescue teams work under gas danger, using compressed air for ventilation as they search the mile long drift for more victims. Identifications rely on numbers due to foreign workers lacking enrollment. An investigation by the mine inspector is underway.
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Washington Post
Elkins
W. Va
Lewis Coal and Coke Company
Thomas
Brydon
Governor calls joint inquiry into Stuart mine disaster
Governor Daw son asked the legislature to appoint a joint committee to investigate the recent Stuart mine explosion in Charleston West Virginia. He reported fifty six dead and about eighty eight missing or killed, and questioned whether the mine had only one opening, suggesting enforcement gaps by the state mining inspection bureau. Senator Bailey then introduced a resolution for the investigation committee.
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Charleston
W.a
Dawson
Stuart
State Bureau of Mining Inspection
Bailey
Narrowly Escaped Flames Near Berwyn Heights
Fire swept Miss Fannie Giddings residence near Berwyn Heights. Miss Giddings and a thirteen year old boy walked through deep snow to safety at Berwyn Heights in near freezing temperatures. A mechanic, Silas Walker, stayed to fight the blaze and is in precarious condition. Property reportedly belonged to Dr. Gray of Washington. Also, Virginia supreme court to hear full argument tomorrow in Dr. Foster case regarding removal.
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Washington
Hyatteville
Fannie Giddings
Berwyn Heights
Silas Walker
Dr. Gray
Foster
Richmond
Supreme Court of Appeals
Tormorrow
Eastern Insane Asylum
General Hospital Board
Obituaries from Maryland towns recount several deaths
In Kensington Charles A Boynton aged 64 died at home after a brief illness leaving a widow Emma N Lowel Hoyes Mrs Hickman of Hyattstown Montgomery County died at 52 after a complication of diseases leaving husband and four children George M Offutt died at his Potomac district home with funeral held at Potomac Methodist Episcopal Church South Emma B G Culver sixty died near Glymont after consumption widow of Howard Z Culver and former stockholder in the Hizin Watch Co interment planned in Portsmouth Va Mrs Culver previously of Portsmouth also noted
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Kensington
Charles A. Boynton
C. Clifton Freer
Brentwood
Washington
AlWle J Davis
Rockville
William 4. Davis
Annie Davis
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Mra
Freeria
George MM. Offutt
Bis
Potomac
Frank T Griffith
la Plata
Emma BG. Culver
Glymont
Howard Z Culver
New York
Texan
Hizin Watch Company
Chapman
Partsmouth
Mra Culver
Portsmouth
Virginia Obituary Roundup from Bluefield and Roanoke
A Virginia obituary roundup notes multiple deaths in Bluefield and Roanoke areas. Harvey G. White, 67, county official and Confederate veteran, dies of paralysis. W. T. Kelly, Confederate veteran, dies of pneumonia in his son-in-law’s home. Calbill M. Hneilsh, Rocky Mount native, served in the Second Virginia Cavalry under Lee. Edward Oder, Confederate veteran, dies in Stafford County at age 85. Mrs Joby Brown of Stafford dies after brief illness at 28. Mrs. Ken Tucker, widow of Dr Alfred B. Tucker, dies in Berryville at 40. Bland Nott, 22, son of merchant W. W. T. Nott, dies of consumption at home. Mrs. M. J. Craig, 72, dies in Crystal Spring, Roanoke, after paralysis illness.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Fan
Harvey G. White
W. T. Kelly
F. A. Campbell
Giles County
Louis
Calbill M. Hneilsh
Rocky Mount
Second
Virginia Cavalry
Lee
Fredericksburg
Edward Oder
Big Home
Stafford County
Joby & Brown
Winchester
Ken Tucker
Alfred B. Tucker
New York
Herryville
Clarks County
Tucker
Mise Brice
Charlotte
N.C
Tuckers
John Randolph Tucker
Virginia
Bland Nott
T. Nott
Gorman Left No Memoir Materials
Washington Post report notes Senator Arthur P. Gorman did not preserve materials for a memoir or direct a posthumous work. Interviews suggest he never pursued a literary project, and no memoir is in contemplation. Any papers may have been destroyed in a prior fire at his Fairview home.
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Byrelal
Washington Post
Denton
Arthur P. Gorman
Senate
Capitol
Gorman
Thut
Fairview
Laurel
Wife beater Rowland jailed for year and fine
Norfolk, Feb 5 Special to The Washington Pups Charles H Rowland a well connected former Norfolk lumberman is sentenced to one year in the city jail and fined 500 dollars for attempting to kill his wife Mrs Rowland testified he tried to thrust a sword bayonet through her last Sunday night He claimed the sword knife was only to frighten her. The case was appealed to the Corporation Court.
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Washington Pups
Norfolk
Charles H. Rowland
Rowland
Deep Run Hounds Chase Eight Mile Course in Warm Hunt
The Deep Run Hounds hunted at the reservoir on a rattling eight mile course amid heavy going from recent rains. Grey Rock wowed with a seven foot four inch leap, while Miss Fannie Crenshaw stood out as the lone lady rider. A reception followed at the clubhouse with notable attendees including Mrs James W. Graves and Miss Claudia Palmer.
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Washington
Ichmond
Reservoir
Jennifer
Grey Rock
Broad Street Road
Fannie Crenshaw
St. George Bryan
Fox Hounds
Ormond Young
H. C. Bryan
James W. Graves
J. M. Miller
J. R. C. Jennifer
J. T. Anderson
A. 3. Buford
E. D. Harris
L. R. Page
W. R. Meredith
B. H. Ellington
W. P. Leigh
Mmes. W. K. Adams
George Ben Johnston
R. H. Harwood
Claudia Palmer
Bessie Frazier
Allene Stokes
Lucy Duhting
Philadelphia
Alleged Baggage Thieves Held in Richmond
Special telegram reports Miller Allen and Edith Stein held for Virginia authorities after a New York case. They offered bail of 20000 each, bail was refused, and they await the U S Court of Appeals. Rogers, arrested locally, had a preliminary hearing and was remanded to the grand jury.
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Washington
Richmond
L. L. Scherer
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
New York
Miller, Allen
Edith Stein
Virginia
United States Circuit Court
United States Court of Appeals
Rogers
Schooner Tena A. Cotton Becomes Total Loss Off Ocean City
The schooner Tena A Cotton loaded with Libeing grounded off Ocean City Maryland and is breaking up. the cargo will be a total loss. A planned rescue attempt was thwarted by high winds this morning. Wreckage is washing ashore and scattered for about ten miles along the beach.
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Ocean City
Yale Laundry Promises Prompt Clean Clothes Service
Inclement weather has delayed home washing, urging customers to use Yale Laundry. If sent Monday, garments would be returned by Saturday clean and inviting. The firm touts high standards, electric power, and nearby offices at 427 New York 17 10th St, with a phone call for pickup.
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Yale
Yale Laundry
New York
10Th St
Fheoe K
Chloroform Attacks Spark Virginia Fearful Crime Wave
Two men in Gordonsville orange county allegedly chloroformed several young women at private homes. Gov Swanson offered a $20 reward for arrests while Orange County citizens announce up to $150 rewards. Reports say at least three assailants, residents of the area, and possible lynching threats amid ongoing investigations. An attempted chloroform attack occurred in Chatham at the Yates household, where Cassie and Kate Yates narrowly awakened during the intrusion.
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Chatham
Orange County
Washington Post
Richmond
Swanson
Gordonsville
County of
Orange
Rev
F. A. Meade
W. A. Blakey
W- W- Scott
Supreme Court
Edward Davenport
Davenport
Tom Luttrell
Cassie
Kate Yates
Luttrell
Yates
Fruit Steamship Di Giorgio Ashore in Snow Storm
A Norwegian fruit steamer named Joseph Di Giorgio ran ashore at Smiths Point on the Virginia side of the Potomac during a furious snow storm. The Columbia tug was ordered to assist, with another sea-going tug standing by. Captain Bend reported the distressed vessel after passing about three miles away in a strong northeast wind.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Joseph di Giorgio
Smiths Point
Virginia
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Columbia
Virrini Capes
di Giorgio
W. J. Bend
Merchans and Miners’ Transportation Company
Kershaw
Boston
Kingatan
Assignment and Sports Roundup From Local and National News
A. R. Unger, president of the Hotel Washington Company of Berkeley Springs West Virginia, assigned for creditors. The 40 000 dollar estate will likely meet obligations after a receiver took over the Hotel Carrellton in Baltimore. In sports Wallace defeated Harding 100 to 87 in a Brunswick Club pool match. Local matches feature Grand Rapids Fred A. Stewart versus George Wiseman tonight. An inter city game pits Newark Cadets and Second Regiment fives against Baltimore’s Newark Basketball Club in National Guard gymnasium Friday. The National Lawn Tennis Association voted to send a team to England to challenge for the Davis Cup pending finances and personnel. Joker Collins leads the Cobbett’s duckpin tournament at Dobbert’s Alleys through month end.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
A. R. Unger
Unger
Washington Company
Carrellton
Baltimore
Charles P. Jack
Mr. Unger
Wallace
Harding
Brunswick
Fred A. Stewart
Grand Rapids
George Wiseman
Sufe
Corcoran Cadets
Athletic Association of the National Guard
Newark
National Guard
Newarks
Carroll Institute
Newarkp
Fight Guard
Erestest Guard
New York
United States
National Lawn Tennis Association
England
Collins
Cobbett
Joker Collins
Dobbert’s
Coltina Fisher
Costeth
Davis
Ark Pantam
Tteere
Potomac
Assessors
Palace Alleys
Bontz
Orientals
Fat Men
Viera
Lwwe
Index Crew
West Gun Carriage Shop
Carroll
Real Estate League
Potomac Rt
Robinette
Howard
Walker
Willams
Ey A
Gare Asnensors
St. Sp
Sp- Sc
Se Moyers
Ahaa Barton
Leemer
Ar Hunt
Akers
Steace
Government Printing Office Leagaeist
Index
McAlson
Sturm
Dennleon
Bellinge
Williams AL
Norbeck
Tas National Guard League
Co. G
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Coleman
St Haker
Dinnis
Navy Yard League
Tool Shep
Woc
Laa Roberts
Winkleman
Jaa Yoote
Donnell
Nussear
Dawnon
Fats
Lyona
Talbert
Cbr Sa
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Rams
Fat Sten
St D. Be. Sp
St. Waters
Kesree
Marlow
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Brennan
Lee Oe
Oriental
T. Sp. Be. St. So. Ise
St. A Sp
Marsh
Campbell
O'Donnell
Brewys
Tinsedales
H. E. Wheeler
Waring
Sy.rees
B. C
Holme Ee
Byrd
Ad. Minlons
Bhetts
AL Johnsott
McCarty
Burhana
Payne
Knapp
Weller
Nolan
Bernar
Rippard
Galler
Roll-of-Breviers
Schmidt
Roberts
Rollowing
Schmidt-Roberta
Baer-Sahm
O' Bannon-Eiker
Michaud-Ricketta
Morgan-Porter
Mangum-O
Ae I Oliver-Byrd
Kennedy's Offer From Whee Speciato
State librarian J P Kennedy testified that he was offered 500 to write a Virginia history and that he invited J B Johnson Publishing to bid. He admitted buying a book from Birdsong Co Raleigh in the library's name for 10, later selling it for 330. He said such negotiations were common and the committee adjourned with plans to resume tomorrow morning.
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Speciato
Washington Post
Richmond
Brarian
J. P. Kennedy
Virginia
J. B. Johnson Publishing Company
Kennedy
J. Birdsong & Co
Raleigh
N. C
Hennedy
Stas
Potomac Team Takes Three Defeats in Conference Play
Potomac slips to three losses as the team sweeps defeats by the Assessors quint, tightens hold on first place. Orientals down Fat Men while the Reserves fall to Index Five through strong teamwork and precise ball movement.
Matches Tonight at Palace Alleys Card Games
Matches tonight feature Acmes versus Fat Men at Palace alleys and Belmont versus Eureke at Royal alleys. Company M versus Company G plays Palnos alleys, Post-office versus Government Printing Office at Palace alleys, Western versus Calvary at Palace alleys, and Sixth versus Margin at Royal alleys.
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Acmes
Fat Men
Palace
Belmont
Eureke
Royal
Company M
Company G
Palnos
Western
Calvary
Sixth
Margin
The Honor Roll Name and Team Fleid Fat Men
Akers Assessor Norbeck Reserve Talbert W G C Shop Carrail Company G Corbett Rosedales duckpits
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Akers
Norbeck
Talbert
Carrail
Company G
Corbett
Rosedales
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R. M. Graha
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R- D. Brumback
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Hagerstown
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Maryland
Trio
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Virginia State
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