Art Council to Organize as Lincoln Memorial Idea Favored at Some Pace
Aroly meeting of the Art Council is set for February 9 at the Octagon House to organize and discuss the Lincoln Memorial site. The plan to reduce the body to ten members faces resistance from architects over workload and structural concerns. The council will also weigh Congress and Treasury Bureau input on the memorial project and the balance of labor among architects and officials.
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Lincoln Memorial
Bartholdi
Roose
Counci Fing Arts
Gusthere of Architects
Congress
Harty
Bureau of
Pos Ants
Fy Okie
Mason
Pat
Dt Rmale Bi
We Pureaa
Paris
Treasury
Thierry Arehs
LOS Paiaters
San Seulpat
Sizz
Council
Tartaldt
Sinptur
Glenn Brown
Will change noted in death by own action case
Fragmentary report describes a death by action connected to a will change. It mentions Poe ev unm ans Morse and Paulh interest fe aden Garba, a wedding context, and a minor boy. The text references a will prepared by Latin and a residue of property to four beneficiaries amid discussion of sale and settlement.
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Aden
Two Women Die of Burns in Fatal Fire
In a deadly blaze yesterday two women died from severe burns. Pauline Moth Stine and Sheva Wannanton Bue Ike Jens Vuh wide of the Rew 1 fivay- Foy Le Battarate comfeence of the Maoist Eplecanmetauerh died shortly after the incident. The fire started when clothing ignited during chores at the dock, leaving the victims and others injured and seeking safety. The tragedy prompted an investigation into the cause and safety measures at the location.
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Sheva Wannanton Bueike
Jens Vuh
Pauline Moth
Stine Wiare Sersant
Gris Balsto
Armin
Night Rider Jury Discharged After Brief Deliberation
A jury in the Night Rider case was discharged after a brief deliberation with no verdict reached. Proceedings left unresolved as jurors reported disagreements amid fragmented testimony and unclear charges.
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Tial
Verdut
Soli
Vace
Taste Is Sure Stomach Guide
An influential text on taste informs that taste buds and the tongue map flavor perception to the stomach’s needs. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure, claiming rapid relief, renewed gastric juices, and healthier digestion. The ad urges readers to order trials via F A Stuart Co. and lists Marshall, Michigan as the address.
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Wien
Sumaels
Siuaat
Hoy
Stuart
Rurriee
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Man charged with mail fraud linked to silk dealer crimes
Special to The Washington Post Morgantown West Virginia January 28. After nearly a year of post office inspector work authorities arrested a man known locally as 3 B Redaton and at Grafton and Waynesburg Pennsylvania. He allegedly used mail fraud to obtain goods from wholesale dealers costing victims more than forty thousand dollars. He dealt in silks and silk dress goods, moved frequently, and used multiple aliases including M Cronson and J B Ralston. He was taken to Pittsburgh for a hearing.
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Washington Post
Morgantown
W. Va
United States Post Office
3.B
Redaton
Grafton
Waynesburg
M. Crow
Ig Eald
Pittsburg
Post Office
New York
M. Cronson
J. B. Ralston
Resent Thrust At Gen Lee Critics Censure Award Judges
Richmond chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy censures Dr. Alderman Dr. Smith and Dr. Finley for awarding a $100 prize on a Columbia University essay that calls Gen Robert E Lee a traitor Christine Boyson of Minnesota received the prize The group demands the judges reveal their reasons The controversy spreads to North Carolina and other chapters with next annual UDC meeting to consider actions Officers were elected: Norman V Randolph president Edgar Taylor vice president Thomas Bocouk second vice president Hugh Muler treasurer Mary Burney Baughman recording secretary Helen Meinivre corresponding secretary A B B Blennet registrar.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Alderman
University of Virginia
R. Alphonso Smith
University of North Carolina
Finley
New York Ciy College
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Columbia University
South
Riss Christine Boyson
Minnesota
Robert J. Lee
Lila Marning
Lee Camp Hall
Puybe
Miss Boygan
Daughters of the Confederacy
North Carolina
Norman V. Randolph
Smith
Wimtey
Miss Boyson
Mhss Boyson
Gen. Lee
Nis
United States
England
Edgar Taylor
Thomas Bocouk
Hugh Muler
Mary Burney Baughman
Helen Meinivre
Mortons Gift Unavailable Elate West Virginia Tuberculosis Site
Special to The Washington Post report from Terra Alta West Virginia states the tuberculosis commission of the State Legislature returned from inspecting property offered by Leyi I Morton at Red Sulphur Springs for a sanitarium. They opposed the Terra Alta plan noting foggy grounds narrow approaches and structures facing west. Acreage estimates indicate two to three hundred acres would be needed to adapt the site.
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Washington Post
W.va
West Virginia
Leyi I. Morton
Red
North Carolina notes on universities and reform efforts
North Carolina notes report Bishop leaders day at Baptist University for Women Kalelgl with President Poteat Wake Forest Lay St Marys Stockard Peace Institute Vann Davidson College Henry Lewis Smith as the orator Three hundred attendees including governor and state officials The North Carolina Anti Saloon League seeks support from 1300 pastors for Feb first Sunday services and a $4000 annual fundraising target Erwin cotton mill plans a new mill with spans of several thousand spindles and higher production Durham shifts to paid fire department readiness cost around 1500 with potential insurance relief Three Confederate veterans seek pension increases with a target 30000 veterans under test Public School Superintendents meet in Raleigh 115 members with talks on science nature training feminization of schools Queen City Glass Works Cumberland inspection for reopening with hopes of 30 workers and city privileges pending
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Baptist University For Women
Kalelgl
Poteat
Wake Forest College
Lay
St. Mary's School
Stockard
Peace Institute
Vann
Baptist Uurversitg
Henry Lewis Smith
Davidson College
North Carolina
Confederate Veterans of
Durham
General Assembly
Nouth Carolina Association of Public School Superintendents
Raleigh
I. C. Griin
Salisbury
Masonic Fair Takes Shape In Alexandria Armory
Preparations for a Masonic memorial fair to raise funds for a George Washington monument in Alexandria are well underway. The event hinges on the armory transformation under A D Montier supervision with women to run booths tomorrow morning.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Sas
George Washington
Alexandria-Washington Lodge
A.M
Armory
A. D. Montier
J. E. Shinn
L. ©. Barley
W. M. Smith
Charles J. Callahan
William J. Beathe
Samuel W. Pitts
Léopold Ruben
B. G. Par 4Sham
E. H. Kemper
A. H. Oehlert
R. J. W. Fuller
Hubert Snowden
T. JB. Cochran
Finance
Charles H. Callahan
Judgs L. C. Barley
Willam 3. Smith
B. Cochran
Shinn
T. EB. Cochran
W. L Allen
Frank C. Spinks
C. H. Callahan
W. Timberman
GM. Marshall
Andrew Jackson
Dinwiddle
F. W. Latham
Lou Howell
Cora Cochran
J. 12
Alexander
Raymond Hulfizh
William x. Smith
Tudge L
Bartes, Jr
Charles ‘T. Linsey
C. B. Marshail
Wid Perry Che Muste
George HI. Hoang
Charles HI
Callahan
Alien
Fred Birneli
Darrett
Ccchtan
Charles Dean Acquitted In Whisky Theft Case
In Alexandria court Charles Dean was found not guilty after about 45 minutes deliberation in the Commonwealth case accusing him of stealing a barrel of whisky for a freight car near the city yards. The State's evidence mirrored in a related indictment against Harvey Lunsford, who also received a not guilty verdict. During the proceedings a prosecution witness admitted giving false testimony in a prior hearing.
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Alexandria Corporation Cout
Commonwealth
Charles Bean
5. G. Brent
Edmima Larke
Washington
Dean
Brent
Harvey Lunsford
Lunsford
Joseph Green
Joy Work And the Other Kind
A promotional fragment urges breakfast with Grape-Nuts to boost health and daily work joy. It cites testimonials and the idea that proper nourishment fuels productivity and happiness at work. The ad promises readers a healthier start and references The Road to Wellville.
Virginia Briefs Highlight Local Developments and Incidents
Former Mayor John B Pinner of Suffolk seeks capital funding to start a file mill with three white girls to be paid 3 to 0 per week. Roanoke fundraising panel chaired by Meyer Joel H Cutchinty approves 16000 in city bonds. Welmouth rural free delivery to 100 families starts April 1. Chatham jury in alienation case fails to reach verdict after four hours. Roanoke fire department records its first injury as Lieut Meadow breaks an ankle. carbuilder Seth I McGuire fatally injured when a car overturned at Roanoke Traihead shops.
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John B. Pinner
Suffolk
Roanoke
Alnking Fund
Meyer Joel H Cutchinty
Roanoke Pula Fire Department
Meadow
Rre
Seth I. McGuire
Roanoke Traihead
Fatal Mine and Local Turmoil Hit West Virginia
In Franklin West Virginia William Salth died after a collision on Incline road of Piedmont and Georges Creek Coal Company. A broader strike at nearby coal fields sees 4 percent of workers demanding higher pay. Authorities probe poison suspicions against a farmer near Buckhannon. A glass plant in Sistersville restarts under Morgantown workers forming Independent Glass Company. Maryland court actions noted with cases from Baltimore and Bathimore. A large timber land fire near North Mountain threatens acres near Clear Spring as winds drive spread.
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William Salth
Mina Eas
Piedmont and Georges Creek Coal Company
Franklin
Ioyser Hospital
Uemnhouing Coal Company
Versdale
Atempt
Aga Williams
Buckhannon
Johm Zirkle
Paris
Hagerstown
North Mountain
Clear Spring
Supreme Court Adjourns to March Spring Term
The Supreme Court of Appeals in Richmond adjourned without decisions. For ten days only three judges sat, with a spring term set for March 2. The court expects many opinions by early April and will hear focal cases on that term’s second Thursday. Arguments today included Norfale and Westen Bellwar Co. v Munsells Administrator and Georgia Industries Realty Co. v Administrator. The court will reconvene March 2.
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Spel
Washington Post
Richmond
Supreme Court of Appeals
Norfale and
Westen Bellwar Company
Munsells
RM. Hughes
Plaintt
Erro
Rubmont Mckhame, Jr
D Tusher Brooke
Erst i
Justis Ve Georgia Industries Realty Company
W. Js Royall
Plainult
I. ii
Williams
Obituaries Across Cities Note Winter Deaths
Staunton Emma EB Fravel widow of Philip J Fravel dies after long illness aged 77 in Woodstock Emma EB Fravel survives four sons and two daughters Winchester William Hodges dies aged 82 retired businessman leaves wife and one son Frederick Jesse Washington Starr aged 71 dies after lingering illness Hagerstown William Chrissinger 77 carriage maker dies en route to hospital first wife Miss Hammersin second Miss Sherley Annapolis Miss Margie Myers 33 daughter of Henry Myers dies of heart failure Washington and Easton notices also mention Maryld obituary and PAZO Ointment ad links to itching and hemorrhoids treatment.
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Baltimore
H. J. Fravel
E. Sager
Pittsburg
Anna Fravel
Winchester
William ¥. Hodges
Frederick
Jesse Washington Starr
Hagerstown
William Chrissinger
Washington County Hospital
Mary Hammersin
Sarah Sherley
E.W. McCost
Capitol
Washington
United States
Easton
Rosanna Bretgail
W. EL. Withgolt
Annapolis
Margie Wilzabeth Myers
Henry B. Myers
Antisaloon League to Open Richmond Headquarters
Local men report plans for a Richmond Antisaloon League headquarters to back a gubernatorial campaign. Dr Camion is said to have discussed a campaign strategy and the office would open immediately after a state convention. Judge William Hodges Mann may use the offices as campaign headquarters.
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Shingtem
Richmond
James Cannan
Antisaloon League
Camion
Tr Tg
The
Antisaicon League
William Hodges Mann
Thirteen Hurt In Crash At Railroad Yards
In Ridgeley opposite Cumberland early today a caboose shifted while a new brakeman moved it. Thirteen men were injured and taken to Western Maryland Hospital. Millard Imes internal injuries, B Slitley sprained foot, N Davis ankle sprain among the injured.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Maryland
Ridgeley
Millard Imes
B. Slitely
N. Davis
Western
Hagerstown
Individual suits ordered for Jamestown Exposition subscribers
In Norfolk Virginia a United States court orders service of process on 12 percent stock subscribers sued for alleged due amounts. A special bounty US marshal will be sworn in to assist, with service not expected to complete for about a month.
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Speval
Tac Washingt
Norfolk
United States Marshal
Greensboro street railway sale forms NC Public Service Co
The Greensboro Lied Company sale to a New York syndicate ends with property including the street railway and electric lighting system and gas plants. Greensboro High Port and Winston-Salem interurban lines will be part of the new North Carolina Public Service Company capitalized at 7,00000 with plans to raise to 5,0. The deal aims to fund additions cars and gas improvements and begin work on the interurban sin soon as the Greensboro system is ready. The inward effects cited as worse, with health claims in the text.
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Wington Pas
N Oc
Dan. Js
Greensboro Lied
Coli & Co
New York
Greensboro Street Railway
Greenshoro
Tranc
Greensburo High Port
Winston-Salem
Nal
North Carolina Public Service Company
Capital
Aia Ua
Improvi
Greensboro
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Washington, D. C
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Silas B. Grove
Silas
North Payne Street
G. I Humphress
Methodist Protestant Church
J. C. Murphy
Burrell
Wiliam Murphy
George W. Stungle
B. Smith
EW. Dent
Bethel Cemetery
E. W. Smith
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Cemetery
Indria
George
Treucil
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George A. Smith
Margaret Robinson
Waiter Robinson
Fairfax County
Garnett H. Sullivan
Turough
Douglass Stuart
Yesterdly
Auit
Washington,xandria and Mount Vernon Hioctdeway Company
Virginia Capes
Wellville
Wellington
Eleventh Street
Eckstein
Cafe For Ladies and Gentlemen
New York Avenue
Arlington Hotel
Peter Taylor, Jr
Washington,d. C
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Main
J. E. Bates
Public Accountant and Auditor Offices
Wshington Loar and Trust Building
Mercantile, Corporation, and Legal Accounting
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Charles F. Dornoff
Edward 2 Clyment
Shelby Clarke Art
Mean “Yatey
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Virginia Briefs
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Brafford
Chatham
Mutue Suupsun
Mig
Ace M Shuller
Wells
Sistersville
Independent Glass Company
Maryland Court of Appeals
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Willam Whitridge
Baltimore City
Shoreham
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Treasury, State, War, and Navy Departments
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National
6Th and
Pa. Ave
G. Fr. Schut
August W. Noack, Jr
George A. Williamson
Shoemaker Co
Pennsylvania Ave
N. W
W. & B. Pad Shoes
Chevy Chase
Alex
ST. John & Low Cornice
Wisconsin Ave
D. C
I. H. Landwebh
Fourteenth Street
W. W
Malin
W. A. H. Church
Churcil & Stephenson
Maryland Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Streets
James L. Parsons
Washington, D. G
Supreme Court
Exposition
J. E. Hurley
Roiler Works
Ohio Ave
C St. N. W
Pump and Elevator Works
J.B. Kendall CO
Missouri Ave
WM. H. Ernest Wenufacturer
28Th and
M Sts. N
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Enat
American Ice Company
Ave
H. F. Harper Co., Inc
St. N
Biore
Tenth St
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Bebe
Greensboro Lighting and Railway Concern
Hood
Yeepes
SV Atom
Washburn- Crosby CO
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