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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1913

Page

23

Obituary notices from July 1913 including Doran Crittenden and Lynch

Multiple death notices from a 1913 newspaper fragment list individuals such as Emily J. Aldeon Witham P A den and others, detailing funeral arrangements. Entries name relatives, addresses like 1350 Irving Street and Browns Haven VA, with service times and private interments. The notices span locations including Rockville MD and Ossining NY, reflecting standard obituary notices of the era.

Aldeon Emily Witham Crittesndes John E Ranne Letitia Crittenden Irving Street Cunningham Sitardie Rock Creek Alexandria Fordan Eberhard Jennie Fordan U 4 Rockville Union Cemetery New York Lynch Sue Eulgence Mme Yai Oakland Sophia Augusts Stanton George W. Lynch Ossining on-the-Hudson Brooklyn

Funeral Directors Listings and Embalmers in Washington

A compact directory of funeral directors and embalmers with firms and contact details in Washington and nearby areas. Includes Frank A. Speare, J. Wm. Lee, W. R. Pumphrey & Son, Wm. H. Sardo & Co, Frank Geier's Sons, Zurhorst, Harvey's, Thos. S. Sergoe n, Thos. M. Hindle, J. H. Small & Sons, and florist services, noting locations and phone lines.

J. WM. Lee Pennsylvania Avenue W. R. Pumphrey & Son Rockville WM. H. Sardo & CO Wonerat Modern Chapel Lda

Thousands of Aliens Barred From Citizenship by September Deadline

Thousands who declared intention to become citizens face loss of status if final naturalization papers are not filed by September 27 under new law. Commissioner Richard Campbell warns chief examiners nationwide as about 40 000 declare intensions have yet to file. Judge Trieber rules old declarations risk permanent barring if final filings fail within seven years. Camp meeting services begin in Vienna Virginia, led by Rev J N Beaman from Washington DC.

Naturalization R K Campbell United States Richard Kampbell Commissioner of Naturalization Jacob Trieber Arkansas Federal Court Vienna Union Baptist Church J N Beaman Washington, DC

Obituary notices for McDonald Norris Scott Stevens 1913

Obituary notices dated July 18 1913 announce deaths of Agnes McDonald Howard M Norris and Mary M Scott as well as Henry S Stevens with funeral details. Agnes McDonald dies at Providence Hospital. Howard M Norris dies after long illness. Mary M Scott widow of John B Scott funeral at Glenwood Cemetery. Henry S Stevens former chaplain of the Fourteenth Connecticut Volunteers funeral from 102 Highth Street Northeast with private interment Arlington Cemetery.

McDonald Providence Hospital Agnes Honora Laurence McDonald N Street St Stephen's Church Norris Howard M John & Norris Oak Hil Scott MARY M_ SC Graham John B Scott Glenwood Cemetery Stevens Henry S Stevens Fourteenth Connecticut Volunteers Highth Street Arlington Cemetery Bridgeport Middletown Hartford Conn

Burke May Run for Senate

A Washington Post report states Judge Burke Murkhi is likely to be nominated by Democratic leaders for United States senator. The stance comes amid party divisions and support from Western Maryland Democrats. Burke's stature as a jurist is cited, with ties to Baltimore County figures and long service on Maryland's Third Judicial Circuit.

Washington Post Thailey Murkhi United States Lee Demmrath Blair Las Montgomers Burke Smith Senate Preston Thos Lee Talbot Baltimore Mo Ie Creuit Maryland Court of Appeals

OUSTS STATE GAME WARDEN GOV GOLDSBOROUGH REMOVES COX

Baltimore July 19 Gov Goldsborough removed Franklin B Cox state game warden of Somerset county after an investigation found incompetency misconduct in office and neglect of duty The action followed a conference with Attorney General Poe and a report by State Auditor Ray Cox was asked about criminal action but the decision rested with the governor and the attorney general

Baltimore Goldsboro Wreankiller Cox Somerset County Poe Cox Ray Franklin Bnox, Esq Annapolis P. L Goldsborough Goldsborough Rey

Joy riot at carnival tilting contest draws crowds

The Washington Post reports a lively carnival in Cottage City hosted by the Citizens Association attracting about 1,000 attendees from Washington and nearby areas. Thirteen knights competed in a tilting tournament with William Henon of Hyattsville winning first prize, plus a burlesque dance, races, and prizes, amid electric lights and festive decor.

Citizens’ Association Washington Thyartsville Mailaud Columbe Louttage City Prince George County Cottage City Citizens Association Vid Clubheusm Noan William Henon Hyattsville Washington Box J Alteerson M A C H Hurst Langley Bos Clarence W Beall R ¥ F Kohr H K Schofield Monroe Sheehan Earl Smithson Hari Blumer Kenneth B Colns John Mahoney J G. Hangon Harry Bailey T G Hanson William P Magruder William ¥ Holmead William H Vanneman Mount Rainier Harry Naliey William Allen W J Nusbaum Wham Davis

Judge Pryor 85 in New York birthday tribute

Judge Roger A Pryor former New York Supreme Court justice and Confederate Army general turned 85 today. A Virginia native and early life congressman from Virginia, Pryor was one of the few surviving Confederate leaders and a former Confederate Congress member.

Roger Pryor New York Roger A Pryor Supreme Ecourt of Confederate States Army Confederate Congress Judge Pryor Virginia

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