Pinchot in New Fight Over Ranger Pay and Fortunes
Former chief forester Gifford Pinchot attacks interim National Forest head McCabe accusing him of law prostitution for withholding ranger pay at schools. Pinchot defends the forest service, criticizing the secrecy and harm to the conservation mission while defending his policies and loyalty to national forestry aims.
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Bureau
McCabe
Gifford Finchot
Lopesettier Forester
United State
Ceal
National Conservation Mission
Erner
New York
George Po McCabe
Taht
Forest Service
Artoullme
George
Married couples tied in quiet Virginia ceremony
A simple wedding at the parsonage united Charles Faroud of Richmond and Mary Dallas Fowle of Ale ka Va with witnesses James J Orelargy and Annie A Holtohan. The couple, after a brief celebration, left for an extended tour in the South as Mr Carrier pursues business interests in Providence and beyond.
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Mien
Luesday
Cen Bors Kim
Charles Faroud
Richmond
Mary Dallas Fowsle
Ohan
Dahlgren
Dex Iss Po Brosnan
James J Orelargy
Annie
Holtohan
Willey Carrier
Fom
de Fla
Ios Lemos
Willey
Veviden
Roland & S Carrier
Fesus Abbott
Princess Goa
Lay
Carrier
Trovidence
Iil
Died Teows Un byes Tetruare & 4319
Incomplete obituaries list multiple deaths with partial details. Mentions Rev Angus TY Prown aged, Mamie Horurab, Sennet Hatson, Montay Cr, Apnea, Arite Summit, Theresa Wright, and others. Provides scattered dates February 1910, locations Seventh Street Virginia Avenue, Port, Philadelphia, and funeral notices in various churches.
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Caltain
Angus TY
Stove
Seventh Street
Virginia Evenue
Nellie Urle
Pebroay
Pari Pete
Crankuin
Lemercy
Voaes Indo RC Iantys
Qetsater
Briday
Sternean Torrany Mattenwaort
Emerers
Chive and
Nate
Suesday
Ulahth Wrest
Mwa
Theresa
IV Wright
Pata
SC Mars Churet
Funeral Directors Directory from Early 20th Century
A crowded list of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and services. Names include Frank Geier's Sons, John R Wright Co, Harvey's Sons, Sardo & Co, Costello, and others. Livery services and modern chapel offerings appear, with various street locations and phone references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geier
Seventil ST
Speare
N. W
GEO
Zarhorst
William Lee
Madera Ceematoriun
John R Wright Co
Fogerat
F Harvey's Sons
Sebel
Srry
Sergeon
ALC Etsson
Cain
A. Costello
Controversy Over Ranger School Training and Legal Bias
A firefight within the forest service emerges as officials question the legality of ranger schools. A comptroller’s decision is challenged as misrepresentation, while rangers face loss of pay and travel funds for attending schools. Many rangers remain loyal, supporting public duties despite financial strain.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Forest Service
Tts
Stabbing at Oyster House Leaves Owner Wounded
MM Colman, owner of an oyster house on Lot P Street Northwest, lies dying at a homeopathic hospital after a former worker stabbed him in the left lung with an oyster knife during an argument over rehiring. The assailant, intoxicated, fled toward Fourteenth Street as police search for him.
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MM Colman
Lot P
Colman
Pack
Im Fm
Fourteenth Street
Second Precinct
Perin Found Insane Again in Virginia Court
Lawrence Perin was declared insane by a Jefferson County jury. The court valued his personal property at 37000 with a castle at Fonda, Spain bought for 15909. Other named locals and relatives are listed among residents and witnesses in this disjointed report.
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Erlat
Washington Post
New York
Lawrence Perin
Spain
Mororco
Fonda
Health Office Record of Local Residents and Addresses
Fragmented OCR lists multiple names and ages with addresses across streets and squares. Entries include ages from days to 76 years, various last names such as Holderith, Contellator, Wheeler, Shoumaker, Unger, Hardister, Welford, Coleman, Bowmen, Gullives, Langley, Smyth, Williams, Smith, Lee, and others. Many items reference places like Lafayette Square, Marion Street, 6th Street, 81st Street, and Providence. The passage resembles a health office registry or census-like listing with inconsistent punctuation and garbled names.
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Leman
Landen
Bladaneborg
Fearn Bihahem Smyth
Mihart T
Longfellow
Lafert
Thomas
Ience Wospstad
Rebecca Hoyd
Ammbiane Dyte
Good Hope
Smith
Amelia Wiseian
Charles Joyce
Clagdene Ct
Fiorge
Lee Smaith
Yeurn
Ron Aovat
Sylvecier Hawutos
Wasley Fark
Tepnaliztown
Divorces Taxes and Bills Dominated Virginia House Session
Richmond reports a heated session with a proposed triple tax on autos and a new tax plan targeting American Tobacco Company and Standard Oil. The House moved four revenue bills including charter and franchise taxes, with hearings on a state wide divorce reform and a highway fund allocation.
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Senate
Byrd Plena
American Tobacco Company
Ayrd
House
Finance Committee
Holston Hill
Insane in Virginia State Hospitals Meeting Notes
The State hospital board met at the Central State Hospital in Petersburg with attendance from J M Bavserman state commissioner and four state hospital superintendents. A joint session followed as officials discussed patient totals of 1366 at Central and 3641 across all insane hospitals in the state.
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Eeacnapec
Petersburg
State Hopital Board
Central State Hospital
J M
Bavserman
J_& Dejarnette
Western State Hospital
J © Ing
South-western State Hospital
IC Brunk
Eastern State 3 Hospital
W of Drewss
Baltimore Official Chosen for Trial in $67,000 Theft Case
Baltimore City official Downs faces third jury trial on two indictments charging larceny of city funds while a stock clerk for City Register Sewell Thomas. Jury completed after taesmen examined. William Gatchell testified about deposits and opposition by Mr Wolf slowed the case. Judge Daly ordered adjournment.
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Baltimore
Washington
Pepe
William [ Downs
Ity Register
Sewell Thomas
Theriminal Court
Duffy Wliting
William T Gatchell
Register Thomas’ Office
Wolf
Daly
Roper to Have Mausoleum in Petersburg Will
The will of late Gal Henry Cooper a Petersburg tobacconist probated in the Hustings Court provides 1300 for a mausoleum to his memory to be built of Virginia granite. Most of the estate goes to his brothers Bartlett Roper Sr and Preston S Roper. Other bequests include 1000 to a lady friend 350 to another 2600 to Petersburg Hospital and a like amount to the Meth Eve Female Orphan Asylum.
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Etersburg
Brothers Angels
Washington
Petersburg
Gal Henry Cooper
Fustigs Court
Virginia
Bartlett Roper
Preston S Roper
Petersburg Hospital
Methete Female Orphan Asylum
Man shoots wife in hotel then surrenders
Huntington WooVa Pen 9 with Mr Tox angered at Mrs Maud Williams for returning to her husband enters her Continental Hotel apartment and shoots her three times. Fox, jailed, says he is glad he did it, then walks away with smoking pistol and asks for a permit to turn himself in.
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Bonetal
Huntington
Tox
Maud Williams
Continental
Fox
Weds Fullblooded Indian in Richmond
Thomag g Den us, a fullblood Paunkey chief, wed Misa Eva Steward of New Kent County in Richmond civil ceremony. He is 31 and works as floor manager at a local distillery company. Wage conference at Baltimore and Ohio adjourned to Monday to prepare additional data for consideration.
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Richmond
Thomag G
Denus
White House
Misa Eva Steward
New Kent County
Dennis
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bennet for Governor Campaign Planned in New York Banquet
New York February 9 Representative William B Bennet backed by friends to seek GOP nomination for governor after Gov Hughes said he will not run again. A March 14 dinner launches the movement under a committee including Otto Bannard Edward Morgen Samuel Koenig Edward Lauterbach Isaac Seligman Albert Fleck and others. Bennet served three terms in Congress and led Barnard’s municipal campaign.
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New York
Aughes
William 8
Bennet
Republicana
Otto T Bannard
Edward M. Morgen
Samuel Koenig
Edward Lauterbach
Isaac N Seligman
Albert Fleck
New York County
Charles H. Parkhurst
Abraham Gruber
Bennetts
Congress
Barnard
Alleged Officer Held after Escape in South Carolina
Aiken police detained Stone, who claims to be a United States army lieutenant and says he escaped from the Richard Standy House in Catonsville Maryland. He entered a private home asking for dinner, which was thrown to the floor, and he then claimed legal detention and threatened to resist extradition as Maryland authorities were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
South Carolina
Aiken
Feno
Richard
Standy House
Catonsville
Maryland
Tamy Stone
Maryland Institution
Merchant Returns $100 To Choir Overcharg e
Roy Wilhelm, a former Zanesville youth who became a New York coffee exporter, sent a $100 check to the trustees of Second Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Newark to cover a former singing fee plus interest. Wilhelm notes he believes his services should have been gratuitous and explains he left Zanesville as a youth for Rio de Janeiro and later New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loneastille
Ohio
Second Street
Methodial Episcopal Church
Roy Wilhelm
Ow York
Wilhelm
Zanesville
Rio
Janeira
New York
Vardaman Loses Votes In Early Mississippi Race
Jackson Feb 9 Voters show former Governor Vardaman trailing as ballots tallied after Friday. The recount indicates a nine vote loss since last Friday, with Le Roy Percy remaining near the lead at 51 and the top tally clinched by a rival candidate at 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Milas
Acadiock Ig
Got Vardaman
le Roy Percy
German diplomat dies in Madrid as ambassador to Spain
Count von Tattenbach, German ambassador to Spain, died at his post in Madrid on February 9. Born earlier, he served as minister to Portugal and Morocco and was a notable figure at the Al Redrax conference. He had been ambassador to Spain since December 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Tattenbach
Spain
Madrd
Efe
Portugal
Morocco
Jealous Husband Ends Life in Hartsoak Suicide
In Huntington West Virginia on February 9 special reports say Frank Hartsoak, a 60 year old carpenter, killed himself after being jealous of his wife. He wrote a note to his mother before firing a pistol and ending his career in a nearby town during the morning visit. Hartsoak had lived with his aged mother in Logan, West Virginia.
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Washington Post Huntington
Frank Hartyugh
Hartsoak
Penong
Logan
Fragmented Richmond notices report sudden deaths and clerical moves
Fragmentary notices from Richmond on February 9 report the sudden death of furhmond branch manager Richard Mowerton Richardson of the American Can Company, survived by wife Minnie Dickenson and mother. Peters Chai ler Tample aged 66 dies at Campfield with four sisters. Lawrence Bowling dies near Parkers in Spotsylvania with dropsy, a Confederate veteran, survived by three children. Mrs Sarah Nelms of Suffolk dies aged 64 leaving no surviving daughter. Rev A S Wall chope of Bridgewater dismissed to Oklahoma. Broadway minister Burnner released amid pastoral disputes. body of Frank Lynch found in Delaware and Chesapeake canal. Bar Associations plan a joint meeting at Hot Springs in late July.
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Uchmond
Mowerton Richardson
Ussmant
Furhmond
American Can Company
Minnie Dickenson
Peter Chailer Tample
Campfield
Chesterfield County
Fredericksburg
Lawrence Bowl
Parkers
Spottsslvania
Ife
Suffolk
Sarah Nelms
Artileryman
Wilmington
Del
Frank Lynch
112Th Company
Coast Artillery Corps
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
Fort Ampont
Maryland Constitutional Amendments and County Road Control Debate
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis reports two constitutional amendments under discussion. Senator Price seeks to reduce elections to every two years while Campbell backs tax exemptions for manufacturers locating in the state. A bill to move road supervisor appointments from county commissioners to the governor sparks opposition from the Ray faction. Opposition and committee debates fill two sessions as lawmakers clash over ballot complexity and patronage. A Montgomery County gun Sunday prohibition bill proposes fines for carrying firearms on Sundays.
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Washington
Annapolis
Joseph B Seth
Talbot
Senate
House
Gorman
Seth
Campbell
Mr Price
Price
Maryland
Roth Hills
Wells
Prince George
Ray
Henderson
Montgomery
House of Delegates
Montgomery County
Frederick man held for abusing wife and threatening family
Frederick county sheriff detains a man in Montgomery county for allegedly threatening to kill his wife and children. Neighbors say the suspect has a history of abuse and fled with his two children, seeking refuge with a neighbor. The prisoner, about three years old, was transported to Rockville for custody proceedings after an attempt to place him on a Baltimore-bound tram.
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Neighmors
Mra Stepheny
Newhbor
Rudffard Davis
Remarkable 116-Year-Old Durham Resident Dies
Special to The Washington Fest Durham NC Mary Met ain colored died at 116 near Durham. She worked as a family nurse 1H years ago and remained mentally sharp recalling events of the war with Great Britain. Her family aided in care and biographer notes her as a valuable assist.
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Washington
Durham
Mary
Great Britain
Camerons
Endianche
Quin
North Carolina items prompt university, prison, and crime notes
In Raleigh trustees elect Laciay P Mc Gehee as dean of the lay school and abolish the Raleigh department of the Stato Medical School due to lack of equipment. The penitentiary reports 706 convicts with 10 new arrivals, 25 pardoned, 28 escaped, and railway labor and brick sales netting $1000. President Venable notes 82 university students amid 24 buildings valued with equipment at $810,000. In Waxhaw, John Crawford a colored prisoner is arrested for shooting into a colored church as its pastor Rev McDonald prayed. At Spencer, DB Wood sustains a broken leg and bruises after being struck by a shifting engine.
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The
State University
Gov Aitchin
Laciay P Mc-Gehee
Raleigh
Stato Medical School
Weldonhire
Venable
Fey John Crawford
Waxhaw
McDonald
Crawford
DB Wood
Southern Railway Company
Spencer
Virginia Briefs from Roanoke and Lynchburg
In Roanoke EB Jacobs reports a local court session to decide if the city qualifies for law and equity relief as the population tops 30000. Nine men will be set to work for one week. FB Kester paid a fine for gambling. Five youths arrested in his area were granted leave to seek employment. The Suffolk Business Men's Association opposes higher merchant license fees. John Lloyd, arrested in Lynchburg for robbing a North Carolina farmer near Danville, was sent to the Danville grand jury. Dawson says Lloyd fled with his purse after a sightseeing outing.
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Roanoke
EB Jacobs
Law and Equity Court
FB Kester
Suffolk Business Mens Association
John Lloyd
Lynchburg
J B Dawson
North Carolina
Danville
Danvite
Dawson
Lloyd
Fruit Growers Report Winter-Resistant Buds in Western Maryland
Western Maryland fruit growers in Washington county say buds on fruit trees appear unusually hardy against cold, needing 10 to 15 degrees below zero to be damaged. Trees are backward due to recent lack of warm spells. A mayor’s license was issued in Hagerstown for A R Kohler, 75, and Adam Odell, 33, both near Chenaville. Back Borne, white, and Harry Cosley, colored, were arrested in Hagerstown for assaulting Olfie O Brien Gantt, 1, and Virginia Snowden, 10. They were released on bond.
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Washington County
Hagerstown Yestern
A R_ Kohler
Adam Odell
Chenaville
Back Borne
Harry Cosley
Hagerstown
Olfie O Brien Gantt
Virginia
Nowden
Cummings Announces Candidacy for Congress in Maryland
Andrew Jackson Cummings of Montgomery county known as Cy declares for the Democratic nomination in the Sixth district now held by Pearce. He seeks party backing and asserts the time is right for a victory. he is finishing his second Maryland House term and stands six feet five inches tall, weighing 250 pounds.
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Pacial
Whabington Post
Annapolis
Andrew Jackson Cummings
Montgomery County
Dxth
Pearce
Cummings
Hellevea
Mr Cummings
Maryland
Guilty of involuntary manslaughter in J Everett Sayre case
J Everett Sayre, Ritchie County merchant, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for causing the death of a bride on their wedding night by administering mercuric chloride tablets. The jury was out about an hour and Sayre was remanded to custody with sentencing anticipated Friday.
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J. E. Sayre
Washington
Parkersburg
W Va
J Everett Sayre
Ritchie County
Sayre
HURT IN AUTO PLUNGE NEAR ROCKS IN VIRGINIA
An Albany man Raymond M Booth and his wife were injured when their car wrecked on a small bridge and fell 123 feet onto rocks. Booth suffered a broken arm and Mrs Booth endured a serious back injury. a chauffeur dislocated a knee.
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Albany
Badge
Virginia
Buchanan
Raymond M Booth
En Wrs Basth
Tee
Vr Booths
Booth
Maryland Obituary Notices from Hagerstown Area
Feb 9 notices report the deaths of Wil lam 5 Martin father of Howard 3B Mart in Los Angeles and a Union veteran Isaac Harrison aged 60 of Mercersburg and Mrs Sarah Minte 1 of Waynesboro as well as Calvin 8 Anders a prominent retired farmer near Johns ville and Miss Charlotte Wolf Doll sister in law to a local pastor. Surviving relatives listed include children and spouses with brief kin links.
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Hagerstown
Howard
Martin
Percy Martin
Los Angeles
Willam
Middleburg
Isaac Harrison
Hig
Mercersburg
Waynesboro
Sarah Minte
Frederick Hosa
Calvin
Anders
Aaron i Anders
House of Delegates
Johinsville
Aaron R Anders
Glee
Charlotte Wolf Doll
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Ti Mies Doll
ER Ssenbach
Eiangelical Reformed Church
Marylinsbure
Fachbach
Virginia Weddings Report Incomplete Ceremony Items
In Heathevile Feb 9 Miss Murs Nev daughter of Mr and Mrs Willoughby Newton of The Hague Went Inoreland Count and Neving Massey were married this morning at Cople Chapel by the Rev J F Tyler of Hagerstown Md uncle of the bride In Petersburg Feb 9 Richard Morris and Miss Alma Davis daughter of Mrs Minnie Davis were married this morning at the residence of Rev FW Moore Both are of Petersburg At the residence of J Wesley Andrews here Mira Pearl Enmice Andrews and Paul Campbell were married today
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Heathevile
Murs Nevon
Willoughby Newton
Hague
Neving Massey
Cople Chapel
J F Tyler
Hagerstown
Petersburg
Richard Morris
Alma Davia
Minnie Davis
FW Moore
J Wesley Andrews
Mira Pearl Enmice Andrews
Paul Campbell
Desirable Residences in Select Northwest Locations
Handsome new house in an unusually desirable northwest location with attractive surroundings. Six sleeping rooms and three baths, hot water heat, large lot, wide alley. Easy terms of payment arranged.
Attractive new house in desirable location on Lot 231115
A cordially presented real estate notice advertises a handsome new residence in a sought after area. The listing notes the house is up to date and finely finished, highlighting its appeal and value.
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Alier
Colonial house with three sides open for sale
A splendid location property offers a colonial style house with attic, twenty rooms including four sleeping rooms, a library, and a well arranged core. The yard space is ample and the home features a handsome exterior, priced at 15,500 dollars.
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Toth
Handsome Stone Front Residence for Sale Between Two Prized Homes
Attractive English basement house offered at 17,000 with two neighboring 385,000 properties nearby. Details describe a handsome stone front dwelling in a desirable area framed by high value nearby residences.
Prominent Northwest Street Property Listed for $8,250
Property on a main northwest street near Connave, 3 stories, 10 rooms, yard, alley, leased to Oct 1910 at $660 yearly. Described as best located low-priced house, brick and stone front, good repair, spacious reception hall, dining room, pantry, kitchen, baths, servant quarters. Auto accommodations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connave
16Th
Negro in Oxford Court Faces Murder Charge in Holt Case
Boloman Shepherd a colored man about 20, arraigned at Oxford Court on murder of Engineer J A Holt of Spencer. Case removed from Durham after failure to secure a jury there. Holt was shot in his cab in Durham on December 4 1908. Holt brothers J o T J W H and T Holt are Spencer citizens visiting the trial.
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Durham
Oxford Court
Washington Pont
Oxford NC
Engineer J A Holt
Spencer
Boloman Shepherd
Durham County
Shepherd
Engineer Holt
Cincinnati
Holt
T . Holt
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