Army and Navy Men Praise Christian Soldier Ideals at Banquet
Officials from the army and navy joined by the District National Guard in a Central MCA building banquet praised virtue and devotion to high ideals. Secretary of War Dickinson Gen Miller and Rear Admiral Barker lauded service members across all corps, urging a steadfast, principled defense and unity among soldiers sailors and marines.
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Dickinson
Gen
Miler
Barker
Christan
Saulor
Army and Navy
MCA
Gatreet
Washington
Cavalry, Coat and Field Artillery Engineer and Signal Corps
Army
Rorpa
Navy
Company K
Disutrict National Guard
Pickinson
Yen Nelson
AB Farker
George Ho
Macey
Land
George Otismith
United States Geologiea
Sarves | Musk
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Fragmented OCR Summary of Military Speech Reconstruction
The readable fragments refer to a speaker praising historical military figures and events. It mentions old army representatives, technology plans, and a ceremonial context with implied reception. Several garbled names and phrases suggest a formal address celebrating past leadership and an emphasis on progress.
Obituary notices list births and deaths with local details
Obituary fragment describes multiple individuals with birth and death dates, family relations, and private interment arrangements. Mentions names like William, John, and others, with addresses on Northwest streets and local churches. The text is garbled but conveys death notices and funeral details for several persons.
In Memoriam for Tamiel A Moore and JAK Moore
In memoriam notices honor Tamiel A Moore and JAK Moore with brief remembrance. The fragment reflects a local obituary style naming the deceased and noting the date while expressing affection from family.
Army gathering notes honor American soldiers and sailors
A wartime reception lists prominent attendees including Secretary Dickinson Nelson Vo Miles Admiral Harker and dozens of officers from the Fifteenth cavalry and other units. Guests include Chaplain George H Pols inson and retired Chaplain Brander, with numerous Captains and Lieutenants named among the attendees.
Boy Starts School Panic Sparks Alarm Safe Exit
A Brooklyn school panic began when a boy shouted a fire alarm causing hundreds of pupils to rush the building. Police investigate a prank by a boy with imagined Black Hand ideas. The alarm disrupted classes as staff guided students to safety.
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New York
C.plode
Webb Refuses to Testify in $2.4 Million Suit
Mark Feb 17 report states Dr William Se ard Webb son in law of William Vanderbilt and director in Vanderbilt interests refused to testify before US Commissioner Alexander in a contempt matter tied to alleged wrongdoing by the Webb Meyer syndicate in the South Lame Railroad dispute with Quebec, Canada. Subpoenaed by Hiram Hodge and Frank D White, Webb declined to take the stand citing his prior involvement as an original party.
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William Seard Webb
William St Vanderbilt
Imany
Vanderbilt Lney
United States
Alexander
South Lame
Quebe
Canada
Webb
Hiram Hodge
Boston
Frank D White
Rutland
Webb Meyer Syndicate
Senator Daniel Heads South for Florida Recuperation
Special to The Washington Post Lynchburg V Florida February 17 United States Senator Daniel and his private secretary departed tonight for a month long stay in Florida. The senator is slowly recuperating from a protracted cold followed by pneumonia.
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Florda
Washington
Lynchburg
United States
Daniel
Florida
Acista Woolen Mills fire damages plant in North Carolina
The interior of Acista Woolen Mill owned by F and H Fries at Whiston Salem was damaged by fire and water, with losses amounting to several thousand dollars. The blaze started in the carding room, while the rest of the mill sustained water damage. In Harpers Ferry, Mrs. Annie Graham, widow of William Graham and daughter of the late William Baden, died of tuberculosis after a long illness, leaving a mother, two sisters, and four brothers as survivors.
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Acista Woolen MU
F & H Fries
Whiston Salem
Graham
Harpers Ferry
Annie’ Graham
William Baden
William Gra
Ham
Licensed to Marry in a Jammed List of Names and Places
A fragmented marriage notice lists numerous individuals including Merry K Goodwin of Finke Washington and Danet I Strachan of Cateraburg Virginia along with several reverends and witnesses. The garbled text references locations such as Nev and Danyili Virginia and includes ages and mixed initials, indicating a legal or society notice of marriages or betrothals without coherent structure.
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Merry K Goodwin
Finke Wa
Danet i Strachan
Cateraburg Va
A’ P Walliams
Clarence Mf Morlon
Katie Toner
Res
Smith Joarph
Jacko Jr
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L Allen
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McGann
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McLaueniin Sahn
Beittem
Mary
Shattuck
Colgan
Thempson
McLaughtin Ham
Glulan
Morgan Medork
Wiseman
William A
Ranwden
Ernie Mitchell
Peckion
George Spencer
Apple Lane
Willie John Davin Mann
Ene Baker
Danyili
JW Dickinson
Washington
Loulea Young
Winston
Health Office Record of Haphazard Names and Ages
A garbled health office record lists many patients and guardians with ages, addresses, and relations. The legible items mention Vincent Sikes, Charlotte Howard Futule, Sarah Rinardaon, Carrie Brown, and Lilie Hasty among others, with ages spanning infants to about 100 years and several street addresses.
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Avait & Mitlar
Seaton St
Lelia
Moftwan
Lourie Moore “Canal
Rand
Shoemaker
Thomas
Langdon
Seare
Kimball Homeopathic
Loule
Wisner
Edward Howard Garfield Hospital
Catney Dears
James À
Lynby
Bluabetl
Axl
Vincent Sikes
Whst
Charlotte Howard
Effort to Defeat Liability of Road Builders Fails
The Maryland Senate's vote on a state road liability measure passes by a slim margin and moves to the House, with Independent Union delegates opposing statewide prohibition. The debate centers on requiring the state to cover debts for road material and labor, amid accusations it would mislead the public into assuming state responsibility.
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Washington County
Maryland
Senate
House—Independent Union Delegates
Washngton
Annapalix Madel
Unis
Detezate Henson
State Roads Commission
Marbury
Prince George
St Mary
Ita
Millers
House
Phig
Independent Citizens Limon
Hattimare Thig
Hanse Im
West Virginia News in Wheeling and Charleston
A passenger car on the Elm Grove line derailed near a ravine east of the city, breaking a telephone pole and bridging a creek, with five trapped but none fatally hurt. Motorman Nick Garden and conductors Louis Muelte and Charles Studer were seriously injured. Fayette County postmasters were appointed: Alexander at Finton and Thompson at Whipple. The West Virginia Hardware Dealers Association held a convention in Wheeling naming Parkersburg as next meeting site. Charleston Chamber plans a dinner to push making Charleston a city of 60,000. State crop data show farm values rising in 1909 by about 17 million dollars, with field crops and fruit up. Clarksburg reports a booming spring building season with over a million dollars in new projects including a Mason temple and the Goff skyscraper, plus 200,000 dollars for water works and sewerage. Alleghany Collegiate Institute, Shepherd College and Charleston High to form cadet corps with state approval.
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Washington Pot Wheeling
Waa
Elm Grove
Nick Garden
Louis Muelte
Charles Studer
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Virginia Briefs Finds No Irregularities
Special Master reports equal distribution in the Geteia Reid petition. Ed ward Street and Co of Virginia farms New York have received back voluntarily and now hold something related to the Norfolk and Southern. John O Carron of Fintan sued Roanoke Railway and Electric Co for $50,000 damages for loss of both legs in Roanoke corporation court yesterday.
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George Ro Alsop
Easte
SIA
Boades
Cola Foam
Norfolk Wa
Vincennes
Ind
Fredericksburg
Norfolk
Repubt
Geteia Reid
Organisa Righ
Norfolking Southern
John O Carron
Fintan
Roanoke Railway and Hlecile Company
Roanoke
Orporation Court Yeaterday
Obituary notices from Maryland region detail multiple deaths
Obituaries report Mary land residents mourning Toure Albaugh wife of Benjamin Albaugh dies after illness, and Morrison family member Mrs Margaret Morrison dies of paralysis and heart failure with survivors including husband and children. Also noted are Frank Harrison death in Chicago, Mrs Moakie Beachley of Broad Run and Washington County death after gallstone operation, and related family ties and church affiliations.
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Toure
Mra Lyon Albaugh
Benjamin Albaugh
Ahe
Fou
Margaret Mormaon
Theodore Morrison
Church Street
Charlotte Morrison
George Morrison
Citizens” National Bank
Hancock
Chicago
Frank Harrison
Joseph Harrison
Hancock Hagerstown
Moakie Beachley
Elmer Beachley
Broad Run
Joseph Gordon
Brownsville
Washinngton County
The
Church of the Bretten
Maryland Weddings In Hagerstown And Nearby Parsonages
Mary land weddings report multiple marriage ceremonies with Bessie Bosting and G Clyde Myers both of Shippensburg wed in Hagerstown at First Baptist parsonage Rev BK Thomas officiating. Other weddings noted include Miss Winona Funkhouser and Harry C Ridenour, and Miss Maggie Kiiner with Ro A Stouleagte. A playful accident injured Roya Miller at Massanutten Academy. Richmond doctors elect officers for the Tristate Medical Association meeting in Raleigh next February with Dr Joseph A Whitepres ident and others named.
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Hagerstown
Bessie Bosting
G Clyde Myers
Shippensburg
BK Thomas
Winona Funkhouser
Indian Springs
Harry C Ridenour
Clear Spring
St John’s Lutheran Church
W Owen
Maggie Kiiner
Williamson
Stouleagte
Altoona
J B Kiingaman
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Tnstate
Richmond
Tristate Medical Association of
Vinglofa
Carolinas
Raleigh
Joseph A White
Joseph Graham
Durham
TP Whaley
Charleston
Samuel Lyle
Lynchburg
Hrgh Way Wayneeville
Virginians Wed at Rockville in Augusta County Va
Miss Lillie via and William Samuel Hunter of Cragsville Augusta County Va wed at Rockville this afternoon by Rev Thomas J Packard rector of Christ Episcopal Church at the rectory. The bridegroom is 40 and superintendent of the Portland cement works near Staunton. The bride is 19.
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Staunton
Lillie Via
William Samuel Hunter
Ribbon Winning Station Dies At Virginia Home
The horse known as a sire of Shenandoah Valley winners died today at the home of William W McDonald. Based in Virginia circuit shows, the bay star Berryzie VA Fen it The bay star Hen Joy Baldwin, sired by Ak Ox porter, earned ribbons and was valued at £000. His offspring are noted prize winners in the Shenandoah Valley area.
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Washington Post
Bay Star
Joy Baldwin
Ak Oxporter
Wiliam W McDonald
Virginia
Shenandosh Valley
Dr Okelley Dies in Durham After Long Medical Career
Dr Okelley aged 87 died tonight in Durham after a 90 year practice. He was a popular physician in the city and is survived by a wife, two daughters, and numerous Chatham County relatives.
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Okelley
Durham
JM Okelley
Chatham County
Frederick officials seek track expansion and bridge clash
Western Maryland news reports Frederick City Railway asking council for permission to lay extra tracks and improve facilities amid a dispute over the Washington and Berkeley Bridge Company? s new Potomac crossing. Plaintiff Mrs Ardinger sues for damages claiming the bridge construction destroyed a ferry she owned an interest in. A Hancock creamery formed with 9 060 in stock and an executive committee named to buy a site. Richmond dispatch notes Gov Mann appoints board of fisheries members including McDonald Hee Wilkins Mathews Seexell Bland Magsle and Hooker.
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Ardinger
Withamapart
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Washington and Herkeley Bridge Company
Potomac River
Mra
Hancock
Charles W Spangler Thoma Gilleece
John McKee
W Kiley Daniels
W. B. Birgers
Richmond
Mann
Board of Fisheries
McDonald Hee
Chayman
Wilkins Mathews
Secretfary
Seexell Bland Magsle
M Hooker
Valentine Day Bride Left on Wedding Day
The Washington Post reports Joseph Stanley Peele of Tarboro visited a restaurant weeks ago and later married Georgy Petrie of the Presbyterian Church. After the ceremony Peele left, returned next day, and lawyers advised actions to keep the bride from leaving. A meeting of lawyers at a hotel aided the couple who then planned an early morning train departure to North Carolina.
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Washington Post
Charlottesvite Va
Joseph Stanley Peele
Tarboro C
Brains Mere
Lars AM Foy Joo
Syed
Georgy I Petrie
Presbvneran
Peele
Valentine
Uclde
North Carolina
Wife Obtains Divorce in Norfolk Case
Judge Martin grants Jennie Hayner of Allentown Pa a divorce from Thomas H Hayner a Norfolk businessman with permanent alimony of seven dollars monthly. The case touches Virginia divorce legislation debated in the state legislature and discusses current optional rights after three years for permanent divorces and remarriage.
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Norfolk
Martin
Jennie & Hayner
Allentown
Thomas H Hayner
Privitero
Attempted suicide foiled by Petersburg drug clerk
William Smith of Petersburg entered Morrison 9 Arug store on Sycamore and bought cigarettes and a vial of car dolle acid. He asked for water, the clerk knocked the vial from his mouth, and Smith burned his own lips with the acid before it could prove fatal.
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Petersburg
Washington Post
William Smith
Atlantic Coast Line
Morrison 9
Sycamore
Mother of Five Ends Life in Maryland Home
Mrs Mary Dent, widow of Clinton Dent and mother of five, killed herself at her Hardis Lot area home in Charles county by a pistol shot to the temple while making her son's bed. A prior attempt by Mrs Dent was thwarted. no motive could be ascribed to her act.
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Washington
la Plata
Mary Dent
Clinton Dent
Hardis Lot
Charles County
Western Maryland seeks freight cars and locomotives
Special to The Washington. In Baltimore on February 17 Western Maryland Railroad uplifts inquiries for 900 freight cars, 400 with steel underframes and 500 all steel hoppers. Additional locomotives may be purchased as business grows from the traffic alliance with the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie and New York Central subsidiary.
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Washington
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Pittsburg and
Lake Erie a.New York Central
Virginia Obituary Highlights From Petersburg to Lynchburg
Petersburg native Ed Kull, a prominent Petersburg businessman, died suddenly in his store. Della Marston, wife of Joseph Marston, died in Woolstock after four days of illness. William Canter, Confederate veteran, died near Wallace at 88, survived by twin sons. Robertson Gordon, son of Mason Gordon, died of pneumonia after legal studies and work with major rail companies. Mollie Crouse, wife of Rev A Crouse, died after long heart illness. Mal Willig G Anderson, Confederate veteran, died of paralysis. Policeman John Ogilvie died. census tallies put Newport News population around 19,611. Lynchburg suit filed against New York Life over a $500 policy.
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William Canter
Wallace
Joseph
James Canter
Charlottesville
Robertson Gordon
Mason Gordon
This Ciy
University of Virginia
Norfolk and Western Stairways
Southern
Alexandria
Atlantic Coast Line
Rocky Mount N.C
Burr
Wilmington
Molle Crouse
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Crouse
Mollie Bibrow
Hickory II
Hichmond
WL. Ogilvie
Epileptic Girl Dragged From Parish Fire Embers
A 14 year old girl named Fanny Smith fell headlong into an open fire at the county parish house this afternoon. An inmate of the house dragged her from the flames, saving her from serious injury while authorities report she was seized by the epileptic fit prior to the incident.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Fanny Smith
Fhe
Gettysburg Monument Funds No Longer Available Soon
The Gettysburg monument funds beyond the $10 090 already allotted will not be accessible for two more years. A substitute bill updated automobile tax rates was presented in Richmond. A bill to bar criminals and imbeciles from land propagation was killed after Delegate Cox asserted due process concerns. Norfolk delegates opposed statewide prohibition arguing it would risk millions in taxable values.
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Gettysburg
House
Cox
Senate
Norfolk
Holewater Virginia
W Anderson
Norfolk Board of Trade
Henry Kirn
Richmond
Barefoot burglar eludes hounds near Newport News
In Newport News Virginia on February 17 a barefoot burglar entered JW Gunter’s home about 5 am waking the couple. He fled through a window as police dogs trailed the intruder to a Chesapeake and Ohio line station where a train was soon gone, believed to have headed toward Richmond.
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Washington
Newport News
JW Gunter
Gunter
Chesapeake and Ohio
Richmond
Red Fox Denner Hunt Club Fox Chase At Rockville
One of the season’s most exciting fox chases was enjoyed by about six Rockville Hunt Club members. With ten hounds they started a red fox at Watts Branch and kept up a fast pace for two hours. The field included W Waterbridge Spates Charles A Clugett Clay B. Edwards George M. Kelchner and others.
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Eelal
Washington
Rockville
Qaterbridge
Charlea
B. Edwariy
Ead. Abnutt
Prank Edwards
Hearing Delays as Three Men Face Grand Jury Bond Set
Special to The Washington Post reports Lewis Hornange George Smith and Miller Elbow appeared before Justice ER Ly er. The trio faced questions after witnesses testified about suspicious circumstances surrounding a fire and threats against a watchman. Bornango confessed prior threats and plans to finish the job, while all three were ordered held for the April grand jury with bonds set at 500 each.
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Wamblegton
Princess Anne
Lewis Hornange
George Smith
Miler
Elbow
Alexandra
New York Philade and
Norton Sentative
Baltimore Cheowake Ind
Tuersde
Petain
Justice Lyon
Covel
Hospital Head Ousted In Staunton Dispute
In Staunton Virginia on February 17 the Kings Daughters Hospital board asked for the resignation of Daisy Dandridge Moore after five years as superintendent amid factional strife among physicians and controversy over tuberculosis patients. Joseph Cochran, a leading local figure and board president, resigned in sympathy, and it was noted that all nurses would resign.
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Staunton
Washington Post
Kings Daughters Hospital
Daisy Dandridge Moore
Miss
Miss Moore
Doughnuts Cause Illness In Laurel Bread Mistake
In Laurel Illinois a delivery mix up led to oat oil doughnuts harming about six people at a local bakery. The oil was mistakenly used instead of cottolem in the doughnut mix, causing several families to fall ill. A hardware dealer had ordered machine oil and received the wrong barrel, triggering the incident.
WEDDING PLAN SET BACK BY POLITICS IN ALEXANDRIA
Col Joseph Wilard of Fairfax County reportedly considered opposing Representative Carlin in the Eighth District but rumors proved unfounded. The dispute in Richmond over a potential candidate for the congressional seat has subsided, with Wilard likely not facing renomination challenges. Meanwhile invitations go out for a Masonic Dinner in Alexandria and local obituaries note John Rice, a former Alexandrian, dying in New York after illness. The police urge enforcement against sidewalk skating, and Thomas Downey is fined for a related case in Norfolk. John Woolley to speak on Virginia state prohibition, while Rosemont gains electric lights from the Alexandria Electric Company.
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Walkington Post
Bureal
King Street
Alexandra Valle
Joseph Wilard
Fairfax
Paris
Richmond
Carlin
Tine
The
Corporation Commission
Congressional Rice of
Hotres
Dhe
Dia
Alexandria
Escape attempt at Raleigh Penitentiary ends in shot
Solomon Shepherd, a 20 year sentencee in the Holt murder case, attempted to escape within hours of arrival at the Durham area penitentiary. He was put to work moving parts of the electric chair when he bolted and was fatally shot.
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Apecles
Raleigh
Solomon Shepherd
Engineer Holt
Durham
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