Funeral Directors Listed in Washington D C
A fragmented newspaper snippet lists funeral homes and undertakers with partial names and addresses including W R Speare 049 F Street NW and John R Wright Co at 1337 Tenth Street North West. The garbled text references several firms and directors such as Geo P Zurhorst and William Lee amid scattered listings and contact lines.
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WM H. Sardo & CO
Sergeon
A. Costello
Gia
Livy
Cornretton
Zurhorst
Witleam Lee
Orien
Rank Geier
Silahu
John R Wright
Baselay Arenas
Fragmentary Note Indicates Military Surrender Pressure
Fragmentary OCR reads about Lee and American officers, pressure to surrender, threats of war penalties, and a county jail scene. The text mixes disjointed phrases implying coercion and surrender in a wartime setting with references to military leaders and an implied coastal event.
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Port Arthur
Lee
Bare Matha
Wtessnam
Local paper fragment reports injuries and family recovery
Fragmentary OCR style notice describes a man injured in a Saturday incident and his family’s recovery. It lists several names and places in a garbled run of text, referencing medical care, kin, and local locations without clear dates or a coherent event narrative.
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Roy
Setian
Health Office Record Summary of Local Birth Entries
An OCR fragment lists newborn records and ages, including a 69 year old reference, with unclear names Cherie St and Meala fer Obscurs Lene A Omer. The text mentions a month and general health office notes, but readable details are extremely limited.
Delaney case hears testimony on $1000 plot and theater witness
In a New York Supreme Court separations hearing, Walter Voss testifies that Delaney offered Mrs Delaney $1000 to gain evidence against her husband and chose their home as the meeting place. Mrs Delaney recalls amonia used to intoxicate and denies prior whisky use.
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Delaney
Washington Post
New York
Walter Voss
Sarah* Delaney
Supreme Court
Ed Scully
Stevensville
Sullivan County
Broan
Scully
Gary
Helmey
Lola
Woman in Brown swindler jailed in Washington court
The woman known as the Woman in Brown was jailed after pleading guilty to passing worthless checks in Washington and Baltimore. A 24 year old Miss Smils Bealines used forged checks to obtain money from merchants, often between $5 and $40, wearing a brown dress and brown shoes. She had eluded arrest in this city last December before the case moved to the State Reformatory.
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Tachester
Mra_ Armecllega
Brown
Washington
Baltimore
Ed Cheeks
Rochesta
Mstrict
Hills
Almec Lloyd
Hattmore
Denial by Pennypacker in Capitol Whitewash Testimony
Former Governor Pennypacker testified in the Capitol graft trial that no official attempt to whitewash the scandal occurred. He challenged claims by Stanford B. Lewis and Joseph Huston and asserted that any falsehoods were due to weakness. Former Auditor General Snyder admitted advancing 125000 dollars to Sanderson prior to furnishings delivery.
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Yarnsburg
Penny Packer
Capitol
Forcer
Carson
Pennypicker
Stanford B. Lewis
Joseph W. Huston
Pennyparker
Snyder
Lewis Phe Ward
Pennypacker
Lewis Gad
Sanderson
Auditor Generals Office
Pledge Votes To Cannon In Guilford County North Carolina
A Guilford County Republican meeting endorses Speaker Joseph G Cannon for the presidency and pledges support to secure his nomination and election. Guilford, Cannon’s native county, with a strong GOP majority, joins North Carolina leaders Elwood Cox and C D Benbow in backing a Cannon delegation to Chicago. The March 7 convention date is noted for selecting delegates to state and congressional gatherings.
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Avm
Elwood Cox
High Point
D Benbow
Capitaliat
Greensboro
North Carolina
Chicago
Guilford
The Post as a Leading National Newspaper Description
The Passage extols The Post as the premier newspaper in the capital, detailing its financial news and market reports, merchant and financier focus, farmer guidance on produce sales, and varied columns for readers seeking information and leisure reading in its Sunday Morning Edition.
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United States
Post
The Washington Post Sunday Magazine Feature Praise
The Washington Post is praised for its unmatched illustrated magazine section. Writers provide choice selections and noted authors supply fiction while foreign news receives careful, timely illustrations. The Sunday Post is described as superior to other Sundays and a trusted household visitor.
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Sunday Post
Pink Sheet Sports Coverage in Tue Sunday Post
The Sporting Section of Tue Sunday Post is printed on pink paper and dedicates extensive space to every sport. Four pages each Sunday chronicle baseball, racing, billiards, auto contests, yachting, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and all major sporting events in accurate detail.
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Tue Post
Tue Sunday Post
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Funeral Designs
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14Th & H Sts
Sal Reasonaire Frrces
GEO
Tam
Amercan
Borgrer
Sophie Ty
Lewitt
Health Office Record
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Voss
Mrs. Delaney
Lucey Voss
Walter
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Ward
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Apenta
Stone & Fairfax
New York Ave
Rochester
State Reformatory
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Columbia Heights
A. E. McLaughlin
Bond Building
Cannon
EF Droop & Sons CO
Victor
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Victor and Edison
FE Droop 'S
Penna. Ave
Steinway
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