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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1910

Page

4

Marriages in Charlottesville and Nearby Counties

July 23 couples wed in river view and seaside ceremonies across Charlottesville area. Miss Rebecca Maupin and Mr Walter Welsbrod unite at the bride’s home with Rev. C E Watts officiating. Miss Ida Wingfield Watt marries Sheriff Watts’s son in law’s outdoor aisle of Queen Anne's lace. Eula S Churn weds James R N Dilard at the seaside home of the Churn uncle with Rev. Hemming officiating. Both brides are daughters of local families and will reside in Spotsylvania or nearby counties.

Charlottesville Lee Matheny Rockingham County Rebecca Maupin C E Watts Eula S Churn James R N Dilard Spotsylvania County N J. Churn Herbert Hemming The Baptist Church Spotsylvania Jon Churn Northumberland

Diplomatic duty at Georgetown port highlighted in 1900s estimates

The Georgetown district's port of entry handles vast diplomatic arrivals. It notes that the collector must be a diplomat, with free entry for foreign officials and their effects. It compares Georgetown’s business volume with other ports, records rising entries and receipts, and details the present collector Howard S. Nyman’s tenure since 1902 plus salary components.

Washington Whitefield McKinlay Georgetown United States Albany N. Y Duluth Howard S Nyman Sam

Pedestrian Struck by Street Car on Pennsylvania Ave

George W. Bradley, 55, of 2018 1-2 H Street NW, was struck crossing Pennsylvania Avenue at Twenty‑First Street NW last night. He was taken to Emergency Hospital with a fractured left wrist and head and body lacerations. His condition was not serious.

Pennsylvania Avenue Twenty-first Street George W. Bradley Lenz & Lossau Ith St. Nw

PoLam Skin Remedy Promises Quick, Across the Board Help

Surprising results from one application of Poslam skin remedy claim relief for sunburn fever blisters mosquito bites rashes pimples hives red noses and inflamed skin. The product targets eczema acne and other serious skin troubles with calls for free samples by mail from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

S&fm Ogram’s O’donnell's Affieck's People's Drug Store West 2Th Street New York City

State Road Board Threatens Condemnation Of Pike Road

The State roads commission will condemn the Frederick Turnpike Company route for $150,000 after failing to reach an agreement. The 6 mile road from Baltimore city limits to Ellicott City spurred the dispute over pricing, with possible use of Liberty Highway as a connecting link to western counties if terms cannot be settled. The state recently agreed to acquire the Jefferson turnpike in Frederick County for $15,000, with $5,500 funded by nearby residents.

Washington Post Baltimore Frederick Turnpike Company State Roads Commission Baltimore City Ellicott City Howard County Turnpike Company Irrederick Tolia Liberty Maryland Jefferson Turnpike Frederick County Jefferson Frederick City

Morehead Their Choice State Republican Rally

Special to The Washington Post reports a Republican rally and county convention in Albemarle Stanley county with speakers Ralph Coles of Ohio and Charles H Cowles of North Carolina. The old county ticket was renominated, Cowles' administration endorsed, and John M Morehead chosen by delegates as state convention chairman.

Washington Post Spencer, N. C Albemarle Stanley County Ralph Coles Ohio Charles H. Cowles

Sailors From Armor Cruisers Take Shore Liberty in Norfolk

Norfolk, July 23. Twelve sailors from the heavy cruisers Tennessee, North Carolina, and Montana arrived in Hampton Roads from South America and went ashore in the city on pay day. Liberty lasts until 8 a.m. Monday. The cruiser squadron will accompany the Atlantic fleet to Europe and begin target practice on the southern drill grounds starting Monday for about two weeks.

Washington Post Norfolk, Va Tennessee North Carolina Montana Hampton Roads South America Europa

Postmasters Appointed In Virginia Counties

The postmasters named include Glamorgan Wise county Jesse S Cheyney Kibbler Patrick county James W Marnard Poplar Hill Giles county Archie L Thompson R H Carmichael named sealer of weights and measures at Fredericksburg A B Cizek barn fire near Petersburg Logs valued at 2000 Western Shore District conference closes at Purgoteague Samuel A Davis 72 two liquor purchase convictions Harrisonburg fined fifty and jailed twenty days North Carolina notes Spencer Bea Peir Hast Spencer Bea peer conference reports no labor scarcity a good crop cotton improving Wilson fatal hit run Peggy Bowe wealthiest planter Jonathan Applewhite dies Wilson Masonic burial Keep Con to a Federal Taxi advertises service

Virginia Glamorgan Wise County Jesse S Cheyney Kibbler Patrick County James W.marnard Poplar Hill Giles County Archie L. Thompson R. H. Carmichael John T Godrick Corporation Court Fredericksburg A. B. Cizek Chesterfield County Petersburg North Carolina Imtheran Synod Hast Spencer Bea Graham Wilson Peggy Bowe Florida Jonathan H. Applewhite Wilson County Maplewood Cemetery

Washington's No Date Lady Barbers Defy Union Rules

In Washington the three lady barbers operate a shop on Tenth Street where no dates with customers are allowed. The boss lady runs the head chair while two journeyladies handle the stations. They face exclusion from labor councils, yet maintain a steady clientele seeking shaves and massages without smiles.

Washington Barbers' Union Labor Rerson Tenth Street

Head Lady Barber Argues For Equal Rules And Hours

A barber shops protest is recounted with a female head barber defending equal rules and holiday hours. She asserts workers deserve parity and cannot be insulted for enforcing standards. The exchange highlights tensions over authority, pay, and workplace expectations.

Judge Groff Visits General Land Office in Washington

Judge Lewis A. Groff, former General Land Office commissioner, now practicing law in Los Angeles, visited the Washington office yesterday to renew ties with clerks from his administration. He was appointed by President Harrison, served 1889 to 1901, and is a Nebraska native. Cooling Motor Rides, 838 Per Hour. Moonlight taxi rides advertised by TTCO, phone N 1212.

Judge Groff Capital Lewis A. Groff General Land Office Washington Nebraska Harrison Los Angeles Cal TTCO

Aero Meet Plans Progress at College Park in October

A definite announcement on the amateur aviation meet at College Park in October, under the American Aeronautic Federation and Aero Scientific Club, is expected within a week. The event draws national interest and may become the country’s most successful aero nautical gathering of native talent with cross country flights as the main feature. Lassalle Spier of Washington performed in New York at the Labor Temple on July 2, directed by Joseph Hermes as his composition studies continue.

College Park American Aeronautic Federation Aero Scientific Club United States Lassalle Spier Washington Labor Temple New York Joseph Hermes Mr. Spier

Royal Blue Line and Pullman Trains From Union Station

Schedule fragment lists departure to Philadelphia and New York terminals with Pullman cars and parlor service. Mentions odd hourly timing, diner and parlor combinations, and limited all Pullman Royal Limited services with coaches to Philadelphia and New York.

Union Station Royal Blue Line Philadelphia Alw York New Terminal New York Phila Districh Golow District Line Paul ¥ Waters New York Avenue Southern Railway Atlanta Binninghan Mulule New Orleans Asheville Chattanooga Memphis Roanoke Knoxville Birmingham Shattanooga Nashville Charlottesyile Bam Mr Daly Warrenton Bluemont I. & Brown Florida Atlantic Coast Line Standard Railroad South Coatkey Toekeon Sille Chadeston C_ Augusta Savannis Jacksonsite Pia Port TamDe Fintor Hatana Knicits Key Jacksonville Palaetto Limited Heerers Charleston & C Wimnington Raul Conenes Charleston Tee Iy GEO P James Washington, DC Craig Myssimington Chesapeake and Orio Railway Virginia Wes Kentucky Washington New Norfolk Roanseke Bristol Winstor Salem Koonvilee Brisil Knox Chattennora Norfollk Dally Norfob Dally-Berryville Lurmy Shensodoah Ihn Fourteenth Street Bond Seaboard Air Line Railway Pullman Savannah Tampa Allants Seaboard Express Shettle Taue Savhvanan Jack Attapta Birmi Ringham

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