Blazing Dog Incident Ties Turpentine To Trappe Disturbance
Special to The Washington Post Charlottesville Va June 5 A dog set on fire with turpentine then chased under a wall by a group of young men in Trappe district leading to injuries and a hearing. Several suspects, ages 25 and 05, are under care as the case proceeds. In a separate incident in Repton Virginia James M Hale merchant and postmaster died attempting to rescue Marie Rosser from a swollen stream after heavy rain. Hale was 41. his wife and two children survive.
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Washington Post
Nolo
Charles
Trappe
Prittt
Rtp
Patrik
Prom
Rhame
Washington
Charlottesville
Marie Rosser
James M. Hale
Repton Amins
Hale
Joseph T. Munday
Rio
Roberts Cole
Episcopal Church
Munday
Fannie E Floyd
Rivanna River
Monticello
Jeferson
Jasper H .Guilford
Simeon
Guilford
Omaha
Nebr
Albemarle County
Amands
Pls. Royster
Price, Waterhouse & Company
Obituary notices and memorials from a Northwest city page
Fragmented obituary listings and memorial notices dated in the early 19th century. Includes names such as Mary Bene Aus and Maher, with residences on Northwest streets and references to services, cemeteries, and dates like June 4 and June 2. The text weaves multiple notices, familial relations, and ceremonial locations into a single page listing.
Lee Speaks in Hagerstown at Confederate Memorial
Several thousand attended memorial exercises at Washington Confederate cemetery in Hagerstown Maryland where about 4000 Confederates are buried under the Washington County Confederate Memorial Association Col Robert E Lee of Baltimore delivered the oration after a parade. Prayer by Rev Dr Joded Ward Harms and J Russell Gaar. The slaves were strewn with flowers. The Hagerstown Municipal Band provided music.
Deaths and obituaries across Virginia and West Virginia
Reports from Charlottesville Danville Lynchburg and Clarksburg note deaths of Joseph T Munday Fannie Floyd Henry Wharton and John Campbell Berkeley with funerals and military honors. Also charles Dabney Yancey and Giorno Della Statute Italian Constitution Day celebrated by West Virginia Italians with mass and speakers Biagio Merendino and Filippo Bokera featured.
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Lathsburg
W.va
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Shinnston
Moab
St. John's Catholic Church
Biagio Merendino
Censel
Filippo Bokera
New York
Raiders arrest 42 idle miners near Williamson West Virginia
Forty two men from the Lick Creek tent colony were detained by state police and deputies, under Capt J R Grockus and Sheriff Pinson, for violating martial law after Wingo disorder. A chase ended with one suspect captured. eight fled into the mountains. An auto carrying five people was fired upon but no injuries occurred.
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Williamson
W. Va
Associated Press
Lick Creek
J. R. Grockus
State Poliuce
Trockus
Pinson
KILLED BY GRABBING TRAIN NEAR LURAY
Ezra McAlister a 30 year old carpenter and bridge builder of Shenandoah died from internal injuries after attempting to grab the saddle of a freight car on a Norfolk and Western grade near Luray Virginia. He flagged a passing train from a bridge and was taken to Roanoke hospital where he died. He was the son of the late Frank McAlister of Shenandoah.
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Washington Post
Luray
Norfolk and Western Railway
Shenandoah
Roanoke
Frank McAlister
Winchester Tablet Unveiled Commemorating City Founding
Municipal officials joined the unveiling near Centenary Reformed church led by the historical site committee of the Chamber of Commerce. The 1748 congregation was addressed by Rev Jailor Garrison with remarks by Mayor Glass and C. W. Trenary, while Miss Georgia Conrad received the tablet. A separate note reports James O. Ross buried with American Legion honors in Westernport, and Jasper H Guilford, 17, drowned near Monticello in Albemarle County.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Centenary Reformed Church
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Conrad
Bryan Conrad
United States Army
Jailor Garrison
Harrisonburg
Virginia Classic
Reformed Church of Virginia
William W. Glass
C. W. Trenary
Clarence Waods
Rail Shops Lead Work Increases
Unemployment rose about one half of one percent in May, the Labor Department reported from 1,428 firms with 500 or more workers across 64 industrial centers. The same firms employed 1,573,538 workers in May, down from 1,580,749 in April, with tobacco manufacturing showing a 5.5 percent drop in May.
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Department of Labor
Industrial employment shifts show mixed declines and gains
The report notes overall employment fell by 29 percent with declines across iron and steel minus 2.5 percent, food and kindred products 7 percent, metal products 0.04 percent, chemicals 0.1 percent and miscellaneous industries 4.9 percent. Gains occurred in railroad repair shops 8.4 percent, leather 4.3 percent, land transportation vehicles 3.8 percent, textiles 2.7 percent, stone clay and glass 2 percent, liquors and beverages 1.9 percent, and paper printing. Unsatisfactory transport, steel downturn, weak foreign demand, high construction costs and buyer apathy contributed to lower employment.
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Raty
Neereste
Thess
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Om, Tames & Mater Ghork
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Kobe
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Omer
Cenerert Broek
Nerenwest Mpviegy Vt Webak
Whitemore
Willard Ge Soireene
Wallner
Winttenmore
A. J. Schipphert
PA Ave
Modern
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Modest
Thos
S. Sergeon
SONS
RS Pexre Co
H Street
F ST
Speare Co Nichols
Speare Frank Geler's Sons CO
Seventh St NW
Mmlero
North
James T. Ryan
Ptacola
Sale
WM. HE. Sardo & CO
Motern Chapel
Automobile Funerals
Lincoln
W.L. Speare CO
W. R. Speare
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Fort
J. F. Manning Co., Inc
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Imore
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Lee
Hagerstown
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Virginia
Imray
Henry M Whatton
Henry M Wharton
Brantly Baptist Church
Staunton
Wharton
Luray High School
Danville
John Campbell Berkeley
On. W. Berkeley
Cty
France
Boily
James O. Ross
Westernport
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
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Knights of Pythias
Sturry G. Spencer
First Methodist. Episcopal Church
C. Is. Ross
Ross
Rubby
New York Stock Exchange
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Franklin
Herbert H. Brown
Mgr
Harriman & Co
Broadway
Colorado
G. B. Chipman Manager
State of Georgia School Revenue Loan
N. Y. City
S. N. Bond & CO
F. H. Smith Co
15Th St
Butler
L. B
General Supply Schedule
L. B. Automatic Index
United States
Library Bureau
R. O. Saunders
Fifteenth Street
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Ssiesroom
Great Britain
Cities Service Company
Bankers Shares
Henry J Doherty & Company
N Cities Service Company Bankers Shares
Owenwood
Johnson
Spragdele Floral Co., Inc
Riemer
Ralph W. Lee & Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Equitable
Equitable Building
Joan Ign Edson
Frank P. Reeside
Secy
L. L. Winkelman & Co
South Street
St. Paul
Oficea
Broad St
Marine World
United States Shipping Board
America
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
15Th Street
Washington, D. C
F. S. Royster Guand Company
Pennsylvania
Chase National Bank OF the
City OF New York
Messrs. Rushmore, Bisbee & Stern
Hambleton & CO
Federal Securities Corporation
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