Taft snubbed as critics mock recall during New York hotel dinner
The New York Hotel Association feast at the Waldorf Astoria drew hotel men amid jokes about Taft and Roosevelt. Speakers praised Taft from the dais while recalling the 1909 recall of his snub and blaming landlords for backing “Big Bill.” The event, led by George C. Voldt, featured extensive after-dinner talk and roasts, with guests debating future presidential prospects and the party’s direction.
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New York
Hotel Association
Wuort-Astoria
George C. Voldt
Waldorf-Astoria
Simeon Ford
Ford
Grand Union
Tiandy
Elet
Mi Tate
Taft
Mormon Pioneer Drowned at Utah Hot Springs
Lorin Parr a pioneer Mormon and early Ogden figure with seven wives and 320 descendants drowned Thursday afternoon at Utah Hot Springs. He had gone for a bath and may have succumbed to the heat. Parr was a major contractor in the Central Palace area development.
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Esire Vial Fan
Lorin Parr
Pine Neer
Ltth
Lo Mormonisti
Ogden
Farr
Puate
Duchess Will Filed In Surrogate Court At Riverhead
A will disposing of the American estate of the late Dowager Duchess of Marlborough Lily Warren Beresford was filed in the surrogate court at Riverhead. The estate, valued at over 10 000 for real and similar for personal property, includes the Fort Salonga home and 40 acres. Executors will sell the entire estate and the English will process will follow for the testa tors son William de la Peer Beresford. The 1898 document carries eight British stamps.
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Riverhead
Duchess of Marlborough
Lily Warren Beresford
Fort Salonga
Bushess
William R. Asquin
Queens County
Alfred H. Kenshaw
William de la Peer Beresford
Paul Begins His Mission Seeks Venezuela France Accord
Paris dispatch reports Jose a J Paul Venezuelan commissioner appointed by President Gomez has opened talks with the French foreign office to settle five American claims pending against Venezuela. U S special commissioner William Buchanan says progress is being made in negotiations toward resuming friendly relations with Venezuela.
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Paris
Jose A J . Paul
Gomez
France
Holland
Venezuela
William Buchanan
United States
State Department
Overman Renominated as U S Senator by Democratic Caucus
Gleigh N C June 13 United States Senator Overman was renominated by a Democratic caucus in a standing vote to succeed himself with the election set for next Tuesday and the majority assuring his return to the Senate. Legislative actions included a plan to adjourn February 15 and a call for motor inspections in cities. The House proposed a pension for lifesavers and bills to assist small debts and distinct convict uniforms. Interest grew in a Chapel Hill visit for Lee's birthday celebration at the State University. A request to tax fire insurance to fund injured firefighters was urged as unjust by the Firemen’s Association committee.
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Gleigh
N.C
United States
Lee S. Overman
General Assembly
Senate
Oday
Travis
Halifax
Ajourn
Searly
Manning
House
Congress
Chapel Hill
Lee
State University
James D. McNeil
State Firemen's Association
Eggs spilled after dray crash at North Capitol and New York
Frank Brown driving a dray with 102 crates of eggs on North Capitol street and New York avenue tried to pass another vehicle, broke a wheel, and spilled about 20 000 eggs. Market price was 400 cents a dozen. A crowd of small boys rushed the fallen eggs until a policeman arrived.
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North Capitol Street
New York Avenue
Frank Brown
Second Street
Carnegie to Visit South Attacks Forester Pinchot
Special to The Washington Post Bristol Virginia January Andrew Carnegie the steel magnate is said to visit Lincom Memorial Um reth former congressman from Colorado at Cumberland Gap Tennessee very Tuesday inaugurated governor in the mountain people of the south and national convention was held last year Preparations are being made for his visit at the auditorium where the Democratic national convention was held last year Governor Shafroth devoted a large part of his inaugural address to forest reserves and attacked national policy He said large tracts were unnecessarily set The governor asserted that the chief of the forestry bureau believes his policy is for the best interest of Colorado but the people who live here and have seen the operation of the same know that it is not Death Sentence Not Commuted Norfolk Virginia January 13 Governor Swanson refused to commute to life imprisonment Benjamin Gilbert under sentence of death for the murder of his sweetheart Amanda Morse An appeal will now be made to the Virginia Supreme Court Goes to Virginia Southwestern Special to The Washington Post Bristol Virginia January 12 P Potter former superintendent of the Chattanooga Division of the Southern and later train dispatcher of the Charlotte division has himself been made general superintendent of the Virginia and Southwestern Railway
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Washington Post
Bristol
Andrew Carnegie
Denver
Cole
Jan
John F. Shaft
Lincom Memorial
Umreth
Colorado
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Democratic Nu
South
Shafroth
Stooksbury
Comnational
Berland Gap
Tennessee-Virasidegina
Skafroth
Forestry Bureau
Norfolk
Swanson
Benjamin
Gilbert
Amanda Morse
Virgo'a Supreme Court
O'Reilly to Retire as Army Surgeon General Today
Brg. Gen. Robert Maitland O'Reilly retires today after 45 years in the army and as surgeon general since September 1902. His tenure saw medical corps reorganization, reserve corps creation, antityphoid vaccination, and extensive field equipment readiness. Col. George Torney of the medical department will succeed him, after long service at the Presidio San Francisco.
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Brg
Robert Maitland O'Reilly
Army
Lst
O'Reilly
George Torney
Medical Department
Presidio of
San Francises
Navy reorganization board listed including notable officials
A meeting Friday will consider naval reforms with a board comprising Judge A G Dayton Paul Morton William Moody Herbert L Satterlee Rear Admiral B Luce Alfred Mahan Walter Folger and Commander Willam P Fullam at Newport Naval Training Station.
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Naval Establishment
A. G. Dayton
West Virginia
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Paul Morton
Secretary of the Navy
William H. Moody
Supreme Court
Herbert L. Satterlee
Army Cadets Disciplined For Deficiency At US Military Academy
The Secretary of War suspended Cadets H. I. Meteher of Providence Rhode Island and W. A. Pendleton of South Ballston Virginia without pay until January 1, 1910, directing them to join the first class then. Cadets G. Wimberly Gonfer of Wima, XY and C. Holiday of Kirkwood Illinois face suspensions without pay until August 28, 1908 to join the third class, and Cadet J. Thompson of Chattanooga Tennessee will join the present fourth class immediately.
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United States Military Academy
H. I. Imeteher
Providence
R. L
W. A Pendleton
South Ballston
Cader G. 4 Gonfer
Wimira, XY
C. Holiday
Kirkwood
Tme
J.thompson
Chattanooga, Tenn
Feud Murder Docket Lear Delayed in Kentucky Court
Lexington Kentucky January 13 The circuit court cleared Bill Britton of Breathitt County on the absination of James Cockeil after prosecution said conviction was impossible. Indictments for Salisbury Federal Building in Breathitt County were wiped out in a docket change venue. Fire damaged Meade and Sperry lumber plant at Strange Creek Braxton County West Virginia causing about 100000 in losses.
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Lexington
Bill Britton
Breathitt County
James Cockeil
Jason
Salisbury Federal
Salisbury
N.C
Jackson
Charleston
W. Vadan
Meade and Sperry
Strange Creek
Braxton County
Board to plan submarine cable route from Fort Stevens to Fort Canby
A board of officers including Maj George T Barileb Maj James F McIndoe and Capt William B Moore was formed to consider artillery questions about installing a til ler and may meet at Fort Stevens Oregon The Secretary of the Navy Newberry is invited to attend the launching of the 20000 ton battleship Delaware at Newport News Shipbuilding on February 6
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Fort Stevens
Ores
Columba River
Fort Canby
Board of Wifeers
George T Barlleb
Coast Artéllery Corps
James F. McIndoe
Corps of Engineers
William &. Moore
Coast Artillery
Worl Stevens
Newberry
Delaware
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Newport News
Vic
Herrick for Receiver in Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati January 13 If a partnership is agreed Howard Colston Judson Harmon and ex Gov Myron T Herrick of Cleveland will be appointed next Monday receivers of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton by United States Circuit Judge Horace Lurton The court also accepted Gov Harmon s resignation as receiver
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Cincinnati
Ai Tnership
Howard Colston
Judson Harmon
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Hamilton
Dayton
United States
Horace Lurton
W.ts
Gov. Harmon
Maryland Obituary Heads Include Harris Stone Quinter and Rouzer
In Rockville Dr. J Harris Stone aged 46 died this afternoon at his Harnesville home from pneumonia after a week long illness He is survived by his wife a daughter of the late Dr Wood Barnesville and three children Thomas J Quinter of Wheaton district died last evening aged 72 He had been in poor health about two years following a stroke of paralysis Surviving him are his wife and children Joseph J W Quinter Wheaton Edward H Quinter and Mrs Mary A Bowman Kensington Mrs Susie Lambert Brightwood and William E Quinter Washington Hagerstown George E Rouzer longtime local grocer died today of pneumonia aged 41 He was a son of the late George Rouzer and belonged to several societies.
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Rockville
J. Harris Stonestreet
Harnesville
Tle
Wood
Barnesville
Thomas J Quinter
Wheaton District
Joseph J . W Quinter
Wheaton
Mary A. Bowman
Orl
Kensington
Susie
Lambert
Brightwood
William E Quinter
Washington
Hagerstown
George E. Rouzer
George Rouzer
Minnesota man slays four children then hangs self
Mankota Minnesota January 13 James York a quarry work er killed four of his children aged 6 to 14 then hanged himself with a small wire He left Ada the eldest daughter as sole survivor She said her father had been despondent after his wife s death and the family tragedy occurred Tuesday near her home
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Mankota
Minn
James Yo
Ada
Nouge
York
Powers protest at Peking
The diplomatic corps filed a strong collective representation to the Chinese government over the board of communications assuming full control of the Peking telegraph office, a move viewed as surrendering foreign superintendence. Foreign regiments in China would, in an emergency, be dependent for communication with the outside world on wireless apparatus at the Haljan station.
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Peking
Jan
Diplomatic Corps
Board of Commmunications
Hasing
Lands to Buy Roads Face Favorable View From General Crothers
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore Jan 13 Gen Crothers stated the State would not favor a road purchase funded by the 5 million good roads grant, noting many free routes exist. He spoke to a delegation seeking inclusion of the Liberty turnpike in road improvements.
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Washington
Baltimore
Crothers
State Road Commission
Liberty Turnpike
Railway Director Dies by Own Action in Wilmington
H B Short of Lake Waccamaw near Wilmington committed death by own action today by shooting. Director of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway and of the Murch son National Bank. Ill health given as cause.
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Wilmington
N.C
H. B. Short
Lake Waccamaw
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Murchson National Bank
California Millionaire Forgery Charge Indicts Eight Counts
Iren B. Signor, accused of forging James Murray’s signature, has been indicted on eight counts by a California grand jury. The total alleged wrongdoing involves about 330,000. Signor is in custody pending further proceedings. Midshipman Francis P. McCarthy’s resignation from the Naval Academy has been accepted by Secretary Newberry to pursue business opportunities.
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California
Oakland
Cal
Iren B. Signor
James Murray
Signor
Middy
Francis P. McCarthy
Troy
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Newberry
McCarthy
Naval Service
Idaho
Dead From Mine Disaster Influenced by Sudden Weather Change
Bluefield W Va Jan 1 9 The Lick Branch mine disaster leaves 35 bodies identified with 11 more unaccounted. Authorities cite a 19 degree temperature drop and two blasts in quick succession as possible causes. Rescue crews of 120 men search the fire swept corridors while one survivor, Cleve Bowers, is hospitalized with injuries.
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Dectal
Washington Post
Bluefield
W. Va
Lick Branch
Mins
Everett Phillips
Charles Phillips
David Surratt
Riley Surratt
George M. Peters
A. R. Miller
Joe Jones
Ed. Collins
James “Ayres
Robert Wyeth
Cap Arrington
Henry Bowles
Luther Boulding
Jon Hunter
James W. Paul
Pittsburg
United States Geolgical Survey
Cleve Bowers
Bowers
Fitzgerald Council Officers Installed in Alexandria
District Deputy B A Gorman installed officers of Fitzgerald Council No 449 Knights of Columbus in St Marys Hall Alexandria with a musical program and a banquet at Hotel Rammé A court in Alexandria continued cases including ownership of the Alexandra Light Infantry armory and larceny charges, while local banks reelected officers and an infant's body was found in a sewer trap during a routine cleaning. The Washington Post.
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Warhington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
B. A. Gorman
Fitzgerald Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary's Hall
Alvah Deran
Apostolic Mission House
Brookland
D. C
Alexendria Corporation
Judeé Bailey
Alexandra Light Infantry
Commonwealth
Charles Bean
Harvey Lunsford
Alfred
Cameron Streets
Alexandra
John Baght
Aty
Moore
Demesne & Son
Alexandra Council
Order of United Americans
Qold Wellows' Hall
Reva G. 1
Humphreys
Chuch
Maryland Happenings and Local Elections Report
Maryland happenings include a Fort case report by Marshal Gorsuch criticizing police, with mention of a Shell road shooting incident and officers involved. Newly elected Montgomery Lodge 195 officers were installed in Rockville. Montgomery County Agricultural Society reelects its board. Gov Crothers appoints Noble F Mitchell to the State board of charity and awards, replacing Roger W. Cul t who declined.
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Gorsuch
Fort
Mtr. Pure
Montgomery Lodge
Rockville
George T. Edmonds
Robert G. H- Ton
W. R. Pumphrey, Jr
James F. Allen
Richard H. Stokes
Wilson & Ward
Walter A. Williame
W. Russell Brewer
George P. Henderson
Wiliam M. Davis
Crothers
Noble F Mitchell
Harford
Membe
State Board of Charity and Awards
Roger W. Cult
Baltimorely
Offutt Trial Postponed In Rockville Md
The murder case against Nicholas Offutt, charged in Frank Kretzemen’s death, is postponed to next Monday at the request of State's Attorney Waters. Attorney General Straus will join the prosecution but cannot attend this week. Defense chief Edward Peter objects, and Judge Henderson notes likely important legal questions.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Waters
Nicholas Offutt
Frank”Kretzemen
Straus
Edward €. Peter
Henderson
High School Dedicated in Northumberland County
Three hundred people attended the dedication rally for a new high school at Wicomico Church. County Superintendent E S Eubank introduced Prof KEHH Rars sell and other speakers included Dr F W Lewis and Capt William Henderson. The building, costing 39500, is debt free and a school improvement league was organized with Mrs Edwin Brown as president.
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Washington
Warsaw
Wicomico Church
Northumberland County
E. 8
Eubank
HH Rarssell
F W Lewis
Lancaster County
Capt
Wiliam Henderson
Edwin Brown
Lawyer forfeits bail in Washington Post case
Special vs The Washington Post Norfolk Va January 13 Remission papers for his return to North Carolina and a bond of one thousand dollars offered T C Whedbee has been held here since late November among the missing He is charged as if having sold stock of a corporation in North Carolina under misrepresentations His attorney denies wrongdoing stating the money received was turned over to the company he worked for after leaving its service The alleged return to North Carolina around this case should bring action against him
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The
Washington Post
Norfolk
North Ca
Ulna
Ira
T. C Whedbee
Als Service
Whed-hee
North Carolina
Sempson At Dedication Of Mason Temple In Raleigh
Special to The Washington Part Raleigh N C Jan 1 Grand Master Henry R Simpson of the District of Columbia lodge attended the dedication of the state Mason Temple in Raleigh He was greeted by about 1000 Masons from the District and North Carolina Grand Master J L Michie of Darlington DC introduced him Numerous past grand masters from North Carolina attended including John Niehues Walter E B Moore William B R Cox Robert Bingham Samuel J Smith John W Cotten Beverly S Rest er and others Letters of regret came from grand masters of New York Pennsylvania Virginia Georgia and Tennessee Andrew J Harris spoke for descendants of Micajah Bullock A J Hackett praised the American flag as the Star Spangled Banner played by the band
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Washington
Ralegh
N.C
Kenry R. Simpson
District of Columbia
North Cerolive
J. L. Michie
Darlington
D. C
North Carolina
Andrew J. Harris
Micajah Bullock
Grand Lodge
Richard N. Hackett
Virginia Weddings Report A Delaware groom ties knot in Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg notes Schwenka Tev ler of Wilmington Delaware wed Miss Arn Gessler of Washington after securing a marriage license at the Methodist church with Rev. W J Dolly performing the ceremony. Washington report Currie stern of the Stern family weds Mehille G Stan hmdt of New York at Jefferson Hotel with Rev O N allsh officiating. The couple will reside in New York City.
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Fredericksburg
Schwenka Tevler
Wilmington
Del
Arn Gessler
Washington
Methodist Py Suage
Abe
W. J. Dolly
Richmond
Currie Stern
1. Stern
City
Jefferson Hotel
Mehille G Stanhmdt
New York
O Nallsh
Lucille E. Stern
Luis Haas
New York City
Mystery Death of W A Andrews Found Hanged
Roanoke paper reports Wilam A Andrews found suspended from a tree after week missing. Indications suggest death occurred before hanging by a blunt instrument wound near the heart. Uncle Roberts disputes verdict as physicians note marks fitting a life ending blow and hanging. Special to The Watuimotor Post.
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W. A. Andrews
Roanoke
Jan
Wilam A. Andrews
Bundry
Andrews
Roberts
Roanoke Furnaces Close After Eight Years
Roanoke Virginia January reports that two twin iron furnaces of the Virginia Iron Coal and Coke Company ceased operation after eight years in continuous blast. The shutdown was attributed to a weak tea market and a product overstock leaving about two hundred workers affected by the layoff.
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Roanoke
Bone
Twin Iron Furnmnes
Virginia Iron, Coal, and Coke Company
Wand Wall Gwain
Defendants’ Witnesses Delayed in Herman Auel Case
The trial faces postponement as key witnesses including Herman Auel, brother of the defendant, and other figures connected to the wealth dealings are not ready. George Wo Abel and Jota Wo Chapman are noted in the matter as part of the contested affair.
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Romnes
George
Abel
Chapman
Teri
Ty Weny
Herman Aoel
Sunday law arrests at Reanok outline local crackdown
In Jan 13 police actions in tuaneke Virginia show officers arresting May Caves and Paruce for violating Sunday hours at shine parlors. Wages and other details unclear but charges relate to Sunday work. Several parties were arrested. some were released.
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Reanok
Tuaneke
Paruce
Wik
Bexeuge
Rannags
Virginia briefs narrate a jumble of local legal and political notes
A Virginia column surveys a set of brief items from courts and towns. A man was acquitted of murder by a jury near Staunton. a bank co op reorganized with a new charter. officers are named in the Manon mutuals. Washington and Lee celebrates its center AUIS. Staunton, Blind Grehiestia debate a statement on Congress and Roosevelt’s role. other notes touch on farm work, local elections, and professional associations.
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Gatam Fee
Soret
Washington and Lee
Staunton
Grehiestia
Congress
Roosevilt
Will Put Diapepsin End Digestive Distress Forever
Sufferers of indigestion experience relief with Pepe's Diapepsin. One tablet after meals purifies and sweetens the stomach, increases gastric juices, aids digestion, and prevents fermentation and gas. Get a recent case from your druggist and keep it at home for immediate relief.
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Betese
Theo Mahy Salone
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Prosperite
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Torberg
Bolusmana
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Sieben
Crete
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Poe
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Thin Cos
Eionsider Ma
Chou
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Ce Platte
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Lisha
Judge Taft
Ty. Walt
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Paul
Overman
Carnegie
Forester Pinchot
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Herrick
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John L. Roper Lumber Company
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Hun Hington
Clark
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Coller
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Assetty
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Ruasefl Riley
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Charles Winternitz
Mary O'Connor
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Baltimore City
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Fond City Gouncil of
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Aml
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Peter McSlahon
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Saltinorn City Orphans’ Court
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Bacon
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German
Atvyah Doran
Ci Bust National Bank of Alexandria
Ofiers
Charles BR
Hart
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George B. Warfieth
J. J. Green
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Charles #. Nicol
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William B. Smoat
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T. C. Smith
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M.D. Delaney
R. Lo Wiking
Llewellyn Dowell Treasurrer
Rockville, Md
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Levi Mason
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Chesan Lake & Ohio Railway Co
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James Alston Cabell
David H Leake
Norfolk & Western Allway
Brame
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Devention
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Alamufe
Imtercor
Willis
Howell Va Morien
Simith
No & Po Tracton Co
Hmetel Corporation
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Pio Beach Investment Corporation
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Lee Cfutt
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John C. Bentley
Henry H. Grifith
John H. Bagley
Gast Slair
David H. Werfield
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Charles F. Kirk
Robert C.field
Charles Weirs
Benjamin C. Gott
Offuit
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H. RB. Sempson
Virginia Weddings
ALO Medal
Floug
Virginia Briefs
Juba Ferry
Dunes Thomas
Taistet
Saltote
le Christmas
Manon
Mutiterd
Coe de Marnock
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Fatah
Sea
Ward
Umber
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Mytin Bowsouth
Woodstock
Vacrena
Pepe
Spaprich
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