MEARGE FITZ HUGH AND ROYAL HODGSON MARRIAGE NOTICE
MARRIED. TEENGS FITZ HUGH On Monday December 3 166 by Rev Wiliam Cox at 8 pm at Thomas Church Washington DC Meade Fitz Hugh of Fair Roberts Hodgson daughter of Mrs Lydia Hodgson and the late John E Hodgson to Archibald F Roberts of this city. Interment at St Marys Catholic Church Grantown MD January 1. Mary land papers please copy. Funeral notices follow.
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Alexandria
H C Ansley
Baker
Sarah Elizabeth Bak
Nelson R. Baker
Baltimore
Barnes
Edith
J Barnes
St. Paul
Bayly
F Street
Southwak
Blanche Hammett
Bay
Belt
DR Lives Belt
Edward Wpgill Bepat
Sinclair Belt
Sig Contrecticutt
St Mary's_ Catholic Church
Hrantown
Maryland
Cogswell
Leonard FP Cogswell
Ce - Streat
Camberlain
Desombas
J Arthur Chamberlain
James H Chamberlain
Grace Chamberlain
Horns
Rock Creek
Albuquerque
Joseph
Stephen and
Elizabeth
Glusta
Ginea
Patrick A
Catherine Guiney
Saud Harris
Cisnalty
Bap
Arris En
Te Jate
E-G Flurns
Ida J. Harris
Draninbors Aste Lwenty
Airais
Hare's Sons
Fourtonetreet
Frederick
Morland
KEL
Simdenty
St John's Church
Forest Glen
Ecloth Lowe
Port Barrantas
Florida
Bry
Marcus PF Miller
Barrancas
Fila Reading- Biden
Ann Washington Peading
Pieso E
Fanna Washington Bodlas
California
Reidy
Michael
Mary A Rewy
Kappler Funeal
New Yorkvenue
St Patrick's Church
St Mary G
Spurgeon
Raymond
Szures S
Mable C. Sture
Sturgeon
Mable C
Maurice S Sturgeon
George P. H.okinson
Georgetown
Faunerel
Anguish at Morgue as Wreck Victims Identified
Disturbing scenes at the Baltimore and Ohio wreck morgue in Terra Cotta as thirty three of thirty four bodies are claimed by relatives and friends. A mangled white man remains unidentified while mourners search piles of bloodied remains for loved ones, with inquest preparations and a flood of calls filling the district morgue.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Terra Cotta
Seventh Street
Potomac River
Nevitt
Schoneberger
Frank R. Chase
Frederick
Train Wreck In Fog At Terra Cotta Stirs Blame
Officials report a deadly derailment between Takoma and Terra Cotta caused by a fog bound block signal lapse under the absolute block system on the Metropolitan Branch. Investigations will determine responsibility as questions rise about signal visibility, crew conduct, and safety practices.
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Supt
Galloway
Hidebrandt
Supt. Galloway
Hobbs
J. W. Killy
Metropolitan
Silver Spring
Takoma
University
Kennedy
District of Columbia
Takoma Station
Hilderbrandt
Weet
Baltimore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Congress
Terre Cotta
Three Funeral Services for Terra Cotta Wreck Victims
Wreck deaths lead to a trio of noon funerals for Dr Edward Belt and his sons Edward and Sinclair. Bodies bound for Frederick survive, with service at Belt home then burial at St Pauls Cemetery Point of Rocks. Other victims include Mrs Salle Butts and Miss Rosalie Cross, with services scheduled in Georgetown and Holy Trinity Church.
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Terra Cotta
Edward Oliver Belt
Edward
Sinclair
Belt Home
Connecticut Avenue
Ernest Smith
St. Thomas’ Ppiscopal Church
Lady Managers of the Eye, War, and Throat Hospital
Belt
Frederick
SE Paul’s
Point of Rocks
Salle D. Butts
W. J. Frank Butts
Health Department
Mine Cross
Rosalie Cross
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Georgetown
Father Thomas
Harlin
Oak Hms Cemetery
A. Lee Lowe
F Street
Holy Road Cemetery
T. I. King
Kensington
Calvary Baptist Church
Mary Allee Bohrer
Garrett Park
Hindle & Bayliss’ Undertaking Establishment
Norman Rogers
Marion
Yui
Lorne McCaghey
Wright
Undertaking Establishment
Baltimore
Corinne Bohrer
Holy Trinity
Catholic Church
Thirtysixth
N Streets
Linwood Hyatt Garrett
G Street
Hindle & Baylixs
Barrington
Grief in Many Homes After Baltimore and Ohio Disaster
A wave of deaths touched Baltimore Washington and Frederick as the Baltimore and Ohio passenger train wreck claimed lives across streets and households. Notable victims include Dr Edward Belt and his two sons, Miss Rosalie Cross the telephone operator, Prof Theodore Ingalla King the church organist, and many others from Washington and beyond. Wives, children, and colleagues are among the identified dead with several hospitalized or missing. Funeral plans and identifications follow for victims across Georgetown and Frederick areas.
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Wesley Chapel
Fifth
F Streets
Theodore Ingalla King
King
Lewis Baldwin
Hast Orangs
N.S
Lulu Kolb
L . Prof. King
Kensington
Maine
Washington
Flo
Horatio King
Naval Observatory
Calvary Baptist Church
H EB. Hodglems
Westminster Street
Lula V Kolb
Nettie M. Kolb
Barber & Roas
Mary Alice Bobrer
Garrett Park
Commodore Perry Brown
Highth Street
Government
Giddings
E Street
Columbia ‘Todge
McKendree Methodist Escopal Church
Brown
Sallie V. Butte
Chapin Street
W. J. Frank Butta
District Health Department
Indiana
Oliver M. Daly
Newark
Ohio
Thelmas
Seneca
Yar
J. C. McDonald
Daly
Thomas A. Kelly
Senate
Baltimore and Ohio
A. Lee Lowe
Hobmead Place
Columbia Phonograph Company
Lowe
University
Tennestytown
West End
Standard OM Company
Operator Arrested In Takoma Park Train Crash Inquiry
M W Phillips, the Takoma Park block operator, was taken into custody at the request of Coroner Nevitt as his testimony is deemed crucial for the inquest into the Terma Cotta dispute. He was released on a $10,000 bond furnished by his father. The Baltimore crew members remain jailed as the inquest looms, with tensions high and emotions running.
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Hobbs
Baltimore
Nevitt
District Co
Sioner Maclarland
Mabel Sturgeon
T Street
Maurice Sturgeon
George P. Hoskinson
Georgetown
Alexis
Raymond Sturgeon
Minnie Berkling
M Street Northwest
Joy Merkling
Barron
Norman Rogers
Manon
Ind
Central Union Telephone Company
Indiana
William 1S. Rogers
Kunio
Anna
Francis
John A. Kunio
P Street
Linwood Hyatt Garrett
John P. Garrett
Caywood & Garrett
Misa
Carrie W. Cromwell
U Street
Joseph C. Cromwell
May Iapphold
Brookland
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Harry Higbie
Racine
Wis
Co. D. Gray Purman
Purmen
Elizabeth Purman
Miss Purman
M. W. Phillips
M W. Phillips
Takoma Park
Frederick
Terma Cotta
Coronel Nevitt
Phillips
Charles Philips
Philips
Whatshaw
University
Extra
Red
Tenth Precinct
Harry Hildebrandt
Frank Hoffmier
Hoffmier
Hildebrandt
Takoma
Hilbrandt
LC. McClellan
Robert Rutter
Jakemean
W. A
Wreck History Beyond Washington Area Road Disasters Told
A historical overview recounts major railroad wrecks within 100 miles of Washington from 1834 to 1892. It recalls the first fatal blast near Baltimore in 1840s, the Rider's Grove disaster of 1854 killing over thirty, and notable later crashes including the old navy yard tunnel collision and a dramatic 1887 city wreck where a train overturned near the Y street grade and a brick watch tower was toppled.
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National Capital
Riders Grove
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Baltimore
Old
National Intelligencer
Chesapeake and Ohio
Tanner
Natigng Intelligencer
Rider's Grove
William P Preston
Ciy
Heye
National Capitol
Navy Yard
Pop” Jameson
Helmsley
Jameson
No 33
Delaware Avenue
First Street
Aged man declines aid after hospital visit
An unknown white man about sixty five entered Providence Hospital Sunday night with head bandaged and right arm limp, but refused medical assistance and left. Meanwhile the G A R posts of the Potomac Department plan a 11:30 a m march to the White House to pay respects to the President.
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Providence Hospital
Department of the Potomac
B. P. Entriken
White House
G A. R
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Undertakers
R. F. Harvey
Kovuricenth ST
Commodinus Chavez Telephone
John M. Mitchell
WM. S. Riley
J. William Lee
Pennelvania
George P. Zurhorst
Barn
Capitol St
Hindle & Bayliss
Comley Bros
Win. Ave
West
Gude
St. Northwest
Geo. C. Shaffer
M.N. Hekimian & Co
N.W
Oriental Eve
Shree
Oliver L. Daly
Imiwally
E. Olver Belt
Morten Griffith
Little Kunlo
Frances
John A. Kunlo
Stillother Hospital
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C. W. Weaver
Oscar Ricketts
John Beall, Jr
George Mueller
A J. Sandford
Mr. Beady
Schoenberger
District Exchange
Atig
Forest, Glen
Randolph
Derwood
Germantown
Traina
Physicians of
Army Post
Interstate Commerce Commies
Clements
Todd
Milton W. Phillips
Takoma Block
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Henry Li. West
Sliver Springs
Secon
Fnally
Munderland
Police
Fioe
Esther
Macfarland
Tajtoma Park
Harry H. Hildebrandt
To-Kalon Wine Co
4Th St
Old Home
Butts
Middletown
Davidson & Davidson
Farragut
Griffith Ready
Little Edward
Medical School
University of Maryland
Presbyterian Bye
Eer
Taroat Hospital
Fredenck
Episcopal
St. Thomas' Episcopal Church
The
Episcopal Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital
St Paul's Cemetery
Belt’s Widow Is Completely Prostrated With Grief Telephone Girl Amony
Thirty-third
Charles Cross
Wyatt Cross
Miss Cross
George Washington Hospital
Wiliam P. Bohrer
Thirty-third Street
King’s Palace
Mass Cross
John M. Mitchell & Son
Eleventh Street
Perry ¥. Lowe
Northwest
Galthereburg
Atten
J. A. McCaghey
Tadtayette Avenue
Beltimore and
Ohio Rairoad
Buck Lodge
Figgs House
Jeanetta Reed
American Ice Co, Y
Washington Hotels
Richmond Hotel
H Sts. N. W
Clifford M. Lewes
Everett
St. James
Washington. D
Pine Forest Inn
Pines
Wikis Ciientsie
Reva En Waite
Elerstor
Electric
Ugats
Steam Est
Ope Tmrea
Newsr
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