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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1905

Page

5

Political talk rife as Tucker name heard in race

Ex congressman weighs entering the senate race while fifty thousand Montague buttons push his candidacy. Martin allies claim gains on the Eastern Shore and at Lynchburg as Democratic factions converge for the looming contest. Campaign prospects loom large with party committees reconfiguring ahead of nominations and a statewide scramble for influence and support.

Senate Martin Shore Lynchburg

Maryland Obituary notices mark deaths of Baggarly and Harp

Charles W. Baggarly of Resnshie area died at his home aged seventy in poor health for years. His widow Mrs. Virginia Baggarly survives along with years teaching at Rockville High School. Rev Joshua Harp, United Brethren minister and farmer, died near Hagerstown in his eighties after a long ministry. Surviving children include Rev OD Harp Providence R T, Mrs Brane Lebanon Pa, Mrs Wiedler Rock City Pa, Mrs Henry W. y.womer, Mrs Ezekiel Chaney, and John D Harp Berevola.

Charles W. Baggarly Resnshie Toutehark Exia Debrui Virginia Baggarly Herounty Rockville High School Joshua Harp Seickmoan United Brethren Maryland Hagerstown Mullendore OD. Harp Providence R. T Brane Lebanon

New Union Passenger Station To Modernize Alexandria

Washington Post reports Alexandria will replace two aging wooden stations with a brick passenger depot on King Street near the county line. The project includes four elevated tracks and a large freight yard planned with roundhouses and shops, boosting local employment and property values as the city benefits from improved riverfront access and transit links.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria T Hat Tuach Duke and Llenry Times Cameron and Payette Penger Seema Aexandria Fairfax County Four Mile Run Washington-Southern Road Awithin United States I Iid Railway Com Riv Col. Allen Potomac Congress

Drowning Scare at Baptism Injures Dozens in Blairs Washington County

At a Blairs Washington County pond during a baptism led by Rev. Bowersox a section of ice broke. About fifty spectators walked onto the ice and twelve feet of water ensued. Ten or more were rescued from freezing conditions and several remain in serious or precarious state. Irene Bloyer and Mary Suffacuat are among the ill or exhausted. Rescuers and bystanders provided dry clothing and medicine as the crowd of a hundred watched. The baptism proceeded with five candidates after the incident.

Washington Hagerstown Ismal Bowersox Church of God Joseph Ernst Blairs Washington County Irene Bloyer Mary

Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Epilepsy Claim Ad

A patent medicine notice touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure for epilepsy. It cites a testimonial from John Lewis of Clarion Pennsylvania, claiming dramatic relief after using the product and notes a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.

Cavus Miles John Lewis Clarion Miles’ Nervine

Building Saved Amid Fire Ruin in Lewiston

A letter to Representative W. Mitchell reports Lewiston in Bertie County, a town of 175 people with about a dozen stores, was totally destroyed by fire Friday. Loss estimated over 50 thousand dollars. only the Baker and Hoggard store remains standing.

Raleigh N. C W. Mitchell Bertie Lewiston Igertie County Baker & Hoggard Rocklands Washington Post Gordonsville Thomas A. Atkinson Richmond Virginia C. M. Clapp

Woman Asphyxiated in Norfolk Home Incident

Special to The Washington Post from Norfolk Virginia reports Mrs L M Palmer of 49 Conway Street Baltimore was found dead in bed from gas asphyxiation likely due to a radiator heater. Coroner's inquiry says gas jet controls were on the wrong side and Palmer had been up at night. authorities believe she opened the supply pipe while trying to vent gas. Her body will be sent to Baltimore tonight.

Washington Post Norfolk Ll. M. Palmer Conway Street Baltimore G. H. Nausear Valmer Palmer Cumberland Merrick H. Dean Gailimore and Ohio Rowlesburg W. Va Dean Catherine Dean Order of Mechanics South Cumberand

Lockout Hits Wheeling and Martins Ferry Mills

A lockout declared at Whitaker Glessner Company Wheeling and Martins Ferry plants effective tomorrow directly affects at least 500 workers. Disputes over rollers' scale with Crescent and Belmont lodges of the Amalgamated Association hindered settlement. Aetna Standard plant may also be drawn in.

Wheeling and Martins Ferry Wheeling W. Va Whitaker-Glessner Company Crescent and Belmont Lodges Amalgamated Association Aetna Standard American Sheet and Tin Plate Company

No Right to Copy Records Opinion Won by Judge Hutton

Special to The Washington Fest Abingdon Va Feb 18 Judge Hutton denied Henry Roberts a writ of mandamus to copy all deeds from Abingdon clerk's office for abstracts. Abstractors may examine titles but cannot wholesale copy records for resale. Roberts plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.

Abingdon Hutton Bristol Fenn Virginia Henry Robert Siding Abipadon Gristol Roberts Supreme Court

Veteran engineer hurt in Winchester railroad accident

Isaiah Stevens, veteran Baltimore and Winchester line engineer, fell from the pilot on a turntable in Winchester last night. He suffered severe internal injuries and crushed legs likely requiring amputation. Stevens, 37 years in service, is known across the division and formerly ran Washington to Brunswick.

Boyds Mil Isaiah Stevens Baltimore Winchester Stevens Washington Brunswick

Speedy Cure by Cuticura Heals Eczema

A Washington D C passenger agent testifies that Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills relieved a three year battle with a painful itching eczema spreading from a hand to ears and ankles. After one day of treatment the burning ceased and he declares a complete cure.

S. B. Hege Washington, D. C

Washington's Birthday Banquets and Local Industry News

Alexandria briefs report George Washington Birthday events with a Virginia dinner at the Elks Hall and planned toasts. Also notes Friendship Fire Association banquet, rail car trouble near Fourteenth Street, Glass Company fires, Belle-Pre factory closure, railway stockholders meeting at Mount Vernon, and local auction of fish wharf property.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Washington George Washington's Virginia Elks Sion Ous Warfields Drug Store George Washington J. B. McCabe Leesburg E. Nicol Court Court Mr. Arlin Lewis W. Machen James R. Caton F. J. Paft Montague Willard Daniel and Martin Rixey and Swanson Julian Williams Friendship Veteran Fire Association Bohrans Friendship Company Electric Railway Fourteenth B Streets Fourteenth Street Virginia Glass Company Bordner Royal Street Belle-Pre Glass Company Joseph H. Ramsey Pittsburg Washington, Alexandria

Ground Reports Backed by Generals on Potomac Flats Grant

Cols Leach and Bramwell favor a proposed grant to the Potomac Gardens Association for gardening on Potomac flats with conditions. Occupants would surrender land without damages, and the government reserves resumption rights. Reports to Gen Mackenzie note no objection if limits are set, while parts of the grounds are used for nurseries and experimental gardens.

Cols. Leach Bramwell Indorse Muickenzie Col. Leacn Potoumac Col. Bromwell Congress Cit Gardens Association Potomac Flats Secretary of War Central Fla Department of Agriculture Col. Leach United States Potomac Park Tofford

Pastor Goes to Jail for Carrying Revolvers

Huntington Va Feb 19 Wayne County jail adds Rev Waytian Niles to inmates after he admits concealing firearms during travels at night through rough country. Judge Wilkinson imposes a 30 day jail term, refusing the minister's plea to preach to his flock.

Washington Post Huntington Wayne County Wilkinson Persen Waytian Niles Niles Wilkingen

Whisky Lost in Lost Creek Terror Told in Border Fight

Special to The Washington Post from Cassville West Virginia dated February 1 describes the Curry gang, infamous for weeks along the Lawrence County Kentucky border and Wayne County West Virginia, reappearing in the area late yesterday afternoon amid ongoing border clashes and terror.

Washington Post Cassville W. Va Curry Lawrence County Wayne County

Currys Battle Waterway Firefight Over Liquor Shipment

A confrontation on a riverbank ends with the Currys pursuing Walter Smith and others into the woods. They topple a small building with barrels of liquor into the river, sending it downstream. The Currys are reported in Aree.

Lust Creek Walter Smith Smith Aree

Woman Fatally Wounded In Norfolk Altercation

Annie Tilden lies in critical condition at St. Vincent de Paul Hospital after an early morning attack at her home. Stephen Hodson of Portsmouth is jailed on attempted murder charges, denied by the suspect, whose coat shows bloodstains when arrested at the ferry wharf. A faulty flue sparked a separate fire at Mrs. Mary Meskell’s residence, causing property damage.

Norfolk Washington Post Annie Tilden Hospital St. Vincent de Paul Stephen Holsan Portsmouth Prado Hodson Houdson Mary Meskell

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