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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1905

Page

4

Church Damaged by Fire in Waynesboro

The Presbyterian church at Waynesboro twelve miles north of Hagerstown was badly damaged by a fire late yesterday afternoon. Firemen flooded the main auditorium to suppress the blaze.

Washington Po Hagerstown Fey Waynesboro Hagerstown

Not Entering Virginia Governor Race Shifts State Contest Tone

Washington Post dispatch from Richmond notes contenders for Virginia seats in the upcoming legislative contests. The piece highlights likely candidates including figures from the Republican and Democratic parties and mentions ongoing speculation about a gubernatorial bid. Voters prepare for a busy primary with numerous contests and possible changes in leadership across the state.

Tucker Fulton

Aged Widow Finds Hidden Wealth After Death

Special to The Washington Post Cumberland Md February 12 The sum of 3700 was found yesterday behind a large picture at the home of Edward McKenna an eighty four year old man who died here last week His widow eighty years old was overjoyed and taken to the Second National Bank to deposit the money The discovery was made by a neighbor dusting the McKenna home Most of the money was in a large roll with silver and gold coins in bags tied from nails behind the picture Smaller sums were found in stockings cans and trouser pockets The McKennas known as very poor earned a living from a small truck garden and the loss is partly covered by insurance

Edward McKenna Washington Post Cumberland Edward MacNenna Second National Bank McKenna McKennas

Pluggy Pastors Journey to Reach Ill Wife in Norfolk

Norfolk, Feb 12. Rev J W Briscoe pastor of Hollands Island Md trekked through a blizzard to reach his wife in Norfolk. He crossed frozen Chesapeake Bay six miles on foot ten miles to mainland in heavy ice then four miles to Cambridge Md where he caught a train. Hollands Island was cut off since January 17 with no telegraph or boat service. He found his wife almost well.

Norfolk J. W. Briscoe Methodist Hollands Island Chesapeake Bay Cambridge

Tin Plate Workers to Return After Output Limit

A Wheeling district meeting of Amalgamated Association lodges unanimously upheld a 6,300 pound per turn output cap in tin plate mills and ordered workers back Monday. The Whitaker Glessner plant halted to resist the rule. several mills in the area are affected by the settlement. Laurel Md postmastership talks cite former chief Philip Castle seeking reappointment amid a Presidential class office shift. Norfolk VA reports James Stewart hospitalized with critical stab wounds after an incident from Princess Anne. Gordonsville Va residence of E W Bowen destroyed by fire. loss about 4000 with 1500 insured, Rev D B Hanna boarding there.

Wheeling W. Va Amalgamated Association Whitaker- Glessner Company American Tin Plate and Sheet Steel Company Laurel Washington Post Philip P. Castle Bhaifer Timanus Castle Laur Gorman Charles F. Shaffer, Jr Gordonsville E. W. Bowen Main Street D. BE. Hanna

Virginia Obituary Highlights Wars Veterans and Local Dwellers

Newport News and Roanoke report multiple deaths including Capt George W Williams of the Ninety seventh Pennsylvania Infantry who died at the National Soldiers Home Hospital after years as an inmate. Capt Thomas W Spindle aged sixty nine, a local real estate agent and former Confederate Army captain, leaves a family including a widow and three sons. George Fullerton Kinnear aged twenty five, a Lynchburg merchant and Civil War veteran, dies after a paralysis stroke with eight survivors and several relatives named across Lynchburg and Washington.

Newport News George W. Williams Ireland Lodge Af Mapolis First Presbyterian Church Roanche Christiansburg T. YW. Spindle & Son Wido Dudley Cowles Spindle Washington TV Spindle, Jr Shelburne Spindle Roanoke Georgs Kinnear Tenty Lynchburg Mooman Second Virginia Cavalry Wile Margaret Fullerton Baltimore Maggie B Mollie Nannie Kinnes George Fullerton Kinnear James McKee Kinnear Forest Wistake S Kinnear Bao Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Claude H. Kinnear Tacoma Wash

Rogues Gallery Critique and Public Opinion Survey

A Kansas City World opinion column attacks police rogues galleries and the practice of holding suspects without warrants for investigation. It also surveys editorials on Canadian independence, railway rate controls, auto safety, seed distribution, five day marriage licenses, hungry children in schools, corporate publicity, immigrant settlement in the South, and related reform themes.

Kansas City Russia

Appleyard's Control Of Buffalo German Bank Revealed

Official report by Tracey C Becker details Arthur Appleyard of Boston gaining control of the German Bank of Buffalo on April 20, 1904 and using it to float large loans. The bank closed December 5, 1904 with debts over 662000 across Appleyard and connected street railways. Deposits stood at 36000 on April 30, 1904. Directors accused of willful failure to act and receiving loan commissions.

Albany, N Mayer Tracey C. Becker Buffalo German Bank Becker Arthur #. Appleyard Boston Appleyard Riard Emory Dayton Columbus Ohio New Jersey Pennsylvania Chippewa Railway Company Wisconsin Berker Appleyar Tecke R

Roosevelt Club Meeting Progress in Spanish War Service

The Roosevelt Club of Soldier Salle and Marines of the Spanish War Service reports a large gathering at Hechahite Temple led by President Adalph Von Reuth. Over 200 men have signed the roster, with plans for an inaugural parade and invitations from comrades in nearby states to attend Roosevelt’s inauguration and affiliate with the club.

Roosevelt Club Soldie Salle Marines Spanish War Service Hechahite Temple Adalph von Reuth William A. Hickey Roosevelt A. Franklin Baumbauer Harmony Tent No. Ww Independent Order of Rechabites Abraham Lincoln William A. Stickey J.T. Rolf Wayne Cordell William Vial WB Mills John H. Morse Allen McCullough Massachusetts RO. Clifford California Kennna

Dr Shoop Restorative Claimed Cure for Indigestion

An advertisement touts Dr Shoop Restorative as a cure for indigestion and related symptoms by removing the underlying cause. It offers a free book with claims of nerve-based stomach trouble, promises a full dollar bottle via order, and lists multiple books and a Racine Wis address.

Lottle Taday Shoup Racine Wis

Senators in Washington Abridged List of Members

A dense list of U S senators and other officials in Washington appears with numerous names and addresses in the capital. The roster includes members from many states with offices at prominent hotels such as the Arlington, The Riggs, The Normandie, The Willard, and The New Willard.

Names of lawmakers and staff listed in Washington draft

OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with state and venue affiliations, including Mortis Sheppard Texas The Normandie, Joseph Sherley Kentucky The New Wizard, James Sherman New York The Normandie, James Slayden Texas Ret., and many others plus officers of the House such as McDowell Clerk Dewey and Lyon Doorkeeper. It appears as a roster or directory of attendees or nominees with addresses and organizations.

Sheppard Mortis Texas Sherley Joseph S Sherman James Shiraes George Stoneteigh Court New York Shul Joseph H Sibley Joseph C K A Sims W. Tenn Ithat Slayden James L Slemp Campbell Small John H North Carolina Smith David H the Riggs Smith George J. N George W., III Colroad Smith Samuel W Walter I Iowa William Alden Mich Witam St. Nw William R. Tex Howard M. Il John S Ohio Southall Robert G Talbott J. Frederick C Marzlard TATE Farish Tarter the National Tawney James 4 Minn the Riggs Taylor George W Ala Thayer John R Mass The Normandie Thomas Charles BR. N Riggs Lat W. Audrey Otc Rateigh Tirrell Charles Q. Mass Townsend Charles South Underwood Vasa Vreeland Edward Wachter Frank C Maryland Wade Martin J Lawrence Bidg James W Wallach K. M Ark the Metropolitan Wanger Irving P Warner Vespasian the Cairo Warnock William R Onlo the Highlands Watson James E Ind Portland Webb N. C Riggs House Iw Bis Weems Capella Weisse C. H Wis Dewey, Waley Ariiste A WILEY William H N. J Williams James H Delayene Williams John Williamson J. N Nat Wilson Frank E N. Y 14Th St Wilson William W Wood Tra W Woodyard Harry A W. Va Kalananaole Jonah K Hawai Mase McGuire Bird S Okla Raleigh Rodey Bernard X. M Avix Dewey Degetau Federico Resi. Com P. R HOUSE McDowell Alexander Clerk Casson Henry Sergt -At-Arma St Nw Lyon Frank B Logan McElroy Guden Henry N

Alexandria News In Brief Attny Claims Fair Hearing Interchangeable Tickets

Alexandria items report attorney claims clients were not allowed a fair hearing at a county meeting addressing railroad bridge and ticket interchange plans. Officials discuss arrangements among Washington Southern, Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac, Southern, and Pennsylvania lines for single round trip and interchange tickets to Washington. Funeral notice for Mrs. Jennie M. R. Campbell and political committee meeting details are noted.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexanaux Var Baroy Hieiway Dards Novi Alexandra County Myer Heights Mets Washington-Southern Maj Myerea Comen Mount Rnon Exlectric Railway Company Jennie M. R. Campbell Edgar Campbell South Fayette Street E. W. Regester Baltimore Renublcan Business Men's League Joseph L. Crupper

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