Roosevelt trips through English countryside before returning home
President Roosevelt plans a late night tramp with Col. Rouse through New Forest near Southampton, a picturesque region rich in geology and antiquities. He will rejoin his family in London, then sail for America aboard the Nassau, with officials coordinating travel and Dutch diplomacy observing mourning events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
America
Col
Rouseseit
Roosevelt
Iwird Grev
Newforet
Edward
Charthes
Sons
Roosevele
Forimes
Pablo Tine Neon
Tomoryeast
Hig
Nat
Pitti Harters
Vince Vi
Roose
Auguste Victoria
Baron Fenty Speck von Stemme
Ami
Washington
George
Vorbobit
Joseph Grew
Tetany
Berlin
Burned to Death at Bonfire in Voirimont
June 7 report from WooVa recounts a tragic incident. Lemuel Barker's son Barker, a minor, suffered severe injuries while trying to extinguish a blaze at a bonfire attended by several children. Local authorities investigate the accident as witnesses describe a chaotic scene and failed safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WooVa
Tiny Barker
Lemuel Barker
Bovine
Wiley Brother
Married notices and ceremonies from June 1910 press
A garbled marriage notice lists plans for a June wedding at 11 Ninth Street Northwest with a ceremony at a cemetery, mentioning Kathleen Regenga and other names. Fragments reference vows, places in Las Vegas, California, and Kansas, plus assorted dates and residences, all unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pooten
Roohis
Ninth Street
Vibration Cemetery
Rehulves and Sartts
New York
Las Vielen
Kathleen
Francis de Leupp
Davis
AON
Daswdenta
Cal
Kite
St Lewis
Ios John Tofanch
Bard Zim
Mlemand
Kansas
Usneem Bates
Washington
Death notices from early 1900s Baltimore area
Two brief obituary notices record deaths in June 1910 and June 1916. Ghace Selim Mummings, wife of Hes Checles Cummings, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a stroke, with services at a church near Lexington and East streets and burial on Friday. Prawley is noted as deceased at his residence on Eighth Street NW, aged about forty eight, with funeral at Immaculate Conception Church and relatives notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lune US
Ur End
Brig. Gen. James Biddle Dead in West Virginia
Berkeley Springs West Virginia June 9 Brig Gen James Biddle ABA retired died at his home here today Born in Philadelphia in 1832 he served throughout the Civil War and was breveted brigadier general for gallant services Biddle retired just before the Spanish American War He spent most of his active service in the West as an Indian Righter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
James Biddle
Philadelphia
Biddle
West
Refuses To Excuse Jurors In Harris Murder Trial
Special to The Washington Ports Charlotte North Carolina June 10 After exhausting a venire of 150 men to pick a jury for WH Harris charged with the murder of Robert Simpson last November a second venire of 75 was ordered Two jurors later reported illness and the court ordered the case proceed All parties are well to do Mecklenburg farmers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charlotte
N. C
Harris
Robert Simpson
Criminal Court
Heer
Mecklinburg
Spares Lives of Slayers Fourth Testimony Convicts Perjurer
Richmond June 9 Gov Mann commuted the death sentences of Calvin Johnson Eugene Dorsey and Richard Pines to life imprisonment for the murders of Walter Schultz a Chicago artist The shooter Henry Smith was a perjurer The commutation follows lengthy review by Gov Mann Attorney Lewis H Machen and others with Judge Barley and Commonwealths Attorney Brent having recommended clemency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Gov. Mann
Johnson, Pines
Dorsey
Alexandria
Lewis H. Machen
Johnson
Guy Mann
Henry Battine
Henry Smith
Louis C. Barley
Commonwealth
S. G. Brent
Richmond Merchant Missing Sparks Foul Play Fears
Special to The Washington Post reports Richmond businessman and former Junior United Order of American Mechanics councilor Joseph Toomey has been missing from his home at 328 South Laurel Street since Friday evening May 20. Police assistance requested by his wife as concerns grow over possible foul play. Other notes include weddings and college graduation at Elkins College with local residents honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Rchmond
Joseph Toomey
Richmond
United Order of American Mechanics
South Laurel Street
Mrs Ford in Legal Setback and Flight From Hospital
Cincinnati June 9 three indictments against Mrs Jeannette Stewart Ford were nolled ending her role in the Warriner case. She fled a local hospital shouting she was being hounded, was recaptured, and may be committed to a private institution. Her two children likely will be removed and given to a Cincinnati family for adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Wayriner
Cincinnati
Jeannette Stewart Ford
Charles L. Warriner
Ble Four Railroad
Judge Caldwell
Common Pleas Court
Warriner
Ford
Caldwell
Wind
Edgar Street Cooke
Big Four
Chicago
West Virginia items note diplomas and contracts
Senator George Oliver of Pennsylvania addressed Bethany College graduates in West Virginia as 52 youths received diplomas. Consolidated Coal Co let contracts to build 75 houses across P. E. mine Despard Columbia Robinson Run and Two Lick. Judge T P Jacobs of New Martinsville withdrew from the GOP race in the First district with rivals C T Thagan Moundsville Howard Ogden Fairmont and Archibald Moore Mannington. West Virginia Fraternal Societies annual convention in Wheeling elected B Burke Parkersburg president H G Fisher Keyser vice president H C Barker Parkersburg secretary C C Showalter Parkersburg treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Oliver
Pennsylvania
Eel
Bethany College
Consolidated Coal Company
P. E. Mine
Despard
Columbia
Robinson Run
Two Lick
T. P. Jacobs
New Martinsville
C. ©. Car Thgan
Moundsville
Howard N. Ogden
Fairmont
Rev
Archibald Moore
Mannington
West Virginia
Wheeling
Maryland Weddings and Supreme Court Opinions Across States
The Rockville wedding notes record multiple marriages including Miss Fidith Elizabeth Monsaburg and Leonard Shoemaker in Rockville, with others from Fairfax, Temasters, Hagerstown, Mapleville, Waynesboro, Woodstock and more. Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals opinions cover numerous reversals and affirmations involving Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Norfolk and Western Railway, trusts, city cases, and various chancery decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Fidith Elizabeth Monsaburg
Hunting Hill
Leonard Aloysius Shoemaker
Washington
S. R. White
Baptist Church
Jeanette Virginia Milton
Cecil O'Bannon
Fairfax Courthouse
W.D Keene
Southern Methodist Church
Hagerstown
Netlie Ruth Asper
J. A. Asner
Ifemasters
Leslie David Mensell
Norfolk
Trinity Lutheran Church
Temasters
O. C. Roth
Viola M. Johnson
Leon Hoover
St. Mary's Catholic
Albert E. Smith
Mary Helen Cost
John W. Cost
Frank B. Danzer
8. W. Owen
Emma K. Woltz
Mapleville
Daniel K. Ridenour
Beaver Creek
P. D. Fahrney
Mary Elsie Vanderau
Altenwald
Harry E. Snyder
New Franklin
Trinity Reformed Parsonage
Waynesboro
F. F. Bahner
Clemence R. Wistman
Frederick W. Fravel
Woodstock
R. L. Wright
St. Paul's Methodist Parsonage
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Washington Post
Wrytheville
Tyne
Supreme Court of Appeals
James Keith
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Wills
Orange Circuit Court
Commonwealth and Norton Board of Trade, Inc
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
State Corporation Commission
Carnegie ‘Trust Company Et al
Security
Lfe Insurance Company of American Et
Richmond City
John A. Buchanan
Hargraves
Shaw Sand and Timber Company
Southampton
Williams Vs. Green
Appomattox
Whitcherad
By &c
Cape Henry Syndicate Et al
Johnson Vs. Willams Et al
Isle of Wight
Edmonson & Reekes
Potts
Maecklenberg
Norfolk and Ocean View Railway Company
Consolidated Turnpike Company Et al
Norfolk Circuit Court
Stafford G. Whittle
Minnick
Deepwater Pier Corporation
Norfolk Elreult Court
Pythian Sisters Elect Officers in Maryland Convention
At the Pythian Sisters of Maryland annual convention in Frostburg on June 9 officers were elected: Grand Chief Rachel Blake of Cumberland, Senior Maggie Friemel of Annapolis, Junior Elizabeth Lindman of Baltimore, Mistress of Records and Correspondence Sara J. Wilson of Hagerstown, Proctor Minnie Conner of Senecongo, Guard Josephine Dean of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Pythian Sisters of Maryland
Rachel Blake
Cumberland
Maggie Friemel
Annapolis
Elizabeth Lindman
Baltimore
Sara J. Wilson
Hagerstown
Proctor
Minnie Conner
Senecoging
Josephine Dean
Brunswick
Licensed to Marry But Fractured List of Couples
A fragment lists numerous marriage licenses and clergymen names across several states. Entries include John Sullivan with Elinor Dyer and Rev Clareness Wheeler, Hattie Eimer of New York with an officiant, and additional couples connected to Rev Donald C. MacLeod, Rev William J. Carroll, and others in Virginia Maryland and beyond. The fragment presents varied ages and locales such as Fort Wayne Indiana Spottsylvania and Chestertown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John (. Sullivan
Elinor F. Dyer
Clareness Wheeler George Yechman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hattie Eimer
New York City
Tha
MacLeod
Stanley Watkins
Aianrhe A. Mundin
Donald C. MacLeod
George A. Young
Fairfax County
Mary Breutell
Spottsylvania County
William J. Carroll
Edith Williams
A HL Cailett
Births Recorded by Health Office with Numerous Names
Health Department Births list includes many families and newborns from a period city address. Entries show infants, ages of parents, and several patients at local hospitals and institutions. The fragmentary roll mentions Byron, Ballinger, Berger, Cominotti, Ward, Mulford, Faulkner, Lowe, Gonde, Pool, Wood, Tilghman, Brooks, Steward, Lonesome, Peters, Holland, Edelin, Pore, Kapp, Callaghan, Cominott, Van Sant, Sorrell, and others with ages from hours to 71 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R
Katie B. Byron
Charles W
Etta M Ballinger
Gird
Mabel M. Garfield
Henry
Marie Berger
Giovanni
Silvia Cominotti
Walter
Mera EB
Neilaon
Rudolph
Marie Diegrist
Elmer Bard
Agnes Carpenter
John C
Berths R Ward
Clayton A
Anna M. Mulford
William A
Elizabeth
Faulkner
Wade L
Mary A. Lowe
Walter F
Mary E Gonde
Edgar M
Marriott N. Pool
Jamés C. Aml
Mary Wood
Charles J
Clara M. Tilghman
Nellie Brooks
James
Jessie'Steward
Benjamin and
Helen Lonesome
Hirza J. Peters
K St, Nw
George N. Holland
H St. Ne
Ann BI. Edelin
Chesapeake Junction
St Nw
Maria H. Kapp
Crittenden St. Nw
Mary St. Stanslaus Callaghan
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Livia Cominott
D St. Nw
Lewi
Ist St. Nw
Harrison H. Bannister
Charles Washington
Robert Ragsdale
Ben F. Young
Montella Ave
Winthrop Heights
James and
Maud Johnson
Thomas Washington
WEW INDUSTRIAL VENTURES SUMMARIZES SOUTHRN PLANTS AND CAPITALS
Baltimore June 9 Among announcements in Manufacturers Record the New River Power Company plans to develop water power in New River Virginia with 45000 horsepower for transmission across southwest Virginia to Riverfeld West Virginia and Mount Airy North Carolina plus four more developments with coal interests totalling about 6 000 600. Cannelton Coke and Coal Company of Cherlestown West Virginia deposits 9600000 capital to mine coal and coke. Frenchtown Glass Company of Frenchtown West Virginia forms with 40000 capital to build glass bottle works. Williams McKeithan Lumber Company of Lynchburg Virginia forms with 400000 capital. L Bind es and associates of Elizabeth City North Carolina announce to build a 45000 spindled knitting mill. Gapway Lumber Company of Fall Bluff North Carolina forms with 76000 capital. Meteor Carbon Black Company of Charleston West Virginia forms to build a 40000 plant for carbon black manufacture. Consolidated Furniture Company of Alta Vista Virginia organized with 200000 capital to combine several plants and build a new 200 by 400 foot plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
New River Power Company
Vielé
New York
New River
Virginia
Rivefeld
W. Va
Mount Airy
Cannelton Cox] and Coke Company
Cherlestown
W.a
Frenchtown Glses Company
Frenchtown
Willams-McKeithan Lumber Company
Lynchburg
L. & Bindes
Elizabeth City
N. C
Washington County High Schools Hold 32nd Commencement
Hagerstown Maryland June 9 the thirty second annual commencement exercises of the Washington County Male and Female High schools were held at the Academy of Music. Diplomas were presented by Judge Martin J Kee. Miss Emma Zeigler gave the salutatory and Ralph B Stauffer the vocal dictation. Orations by J Earle Kohler and Edward H Hashinger. Miss Lulu Lewis read an essay. Diplomas awarded in Academic and Commercial departments to numerous graduates. Prizes were awarded by the High School Alumni Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Washington County
Academy of Music
Emma Zeigler
Ralph 8. Stauffer
J. Earle Kohler
Edward H. Hashinger
Lulu Lewis
Migses Edith Frnnt
Hertha Huyett
Emme Manizer
Laura McKea
June Shawbridge
Mildred Wareham
Beulah Ward
Iva Wisherd
Mesara
Paul Middlean
Robert Hoffman
John Bishop
Henry Triester
Earl Wolfe
Ralph Stauffer
Elvin Unger
Augustine
Mason, Jr
Preston Lane
Eston Fox
Randall Hagne
Sadie Clopper
Leaver Beard
John P. Bishop
Virginia Bankers Open Seventeenth Annual Session at Old Point Comfort
Virginia State Bankers Association opens its seventeenth annual convention at Old Point Comfort with large attendance. President H A Walker of Staunton presides as officer reports show a peak year with 310 members. Job F Hodges of New York and E P Miller of Lynchburg speak. Nagel, secretary of commerce and labor, to address tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Association
Old Point Comfort
Virginia State Bankers’ Association
H. A. Walker
Staunton
Job F. Hodges
New York
E. P. Miller
Lynchburg
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Traveling Man Death By Own Action In Norfolk Suburbs
Samuel L Saunders aged 47 of Philadelphia killed himself by a gunshot near a trolley station in the Norfolk suburbs after a month’s stay to recuperate. He represented a Schuylkill Haven shoe house and wandered from his hotel at night. his mind was affected. His wife and other relatives were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Samuel L. Saunders
Philadelphia
Saunders
Schigkill Haven
Maryland Obituary and Civil War Memorial Observances
Maryland obituary notes Nash W Lawrence an 11 year old boy died after a garden accident near Hagerstown. Catherine TE House a German born woman died of blood poisoning in Hagerstown, her body sent to Winchester. Memorial exercises in Petersburg mark the 46th anniversary of the Federal assault with participation by the Petersburg Grays and Confederate veteran groups and Ladies and Daughters of Confederate groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Nash W. Lawrence
Suman
Catherine TE. House
Germany
Emma ¥. Daker
Winchester
Petersburg
Memorial Hall
Blandford Cemetery
Petersburg Grays
A. P. Hinl
Midshipmen Fleet Sails for Naval Candidate Tests at Annapolis
Annapolis June 9 The practice fleet under Capt George R Clark sails from Hampton Roads at 1030 bound for Plymouth England arriving about June 23. Midshipmen will visit London and receive city entertainment. Mail instructions issued for summer squadron. Naval medical examining board reconvenes to test candidates who passed mental exams. Fifty members already qualified. Summer course staff listed by discipline including discipline head Comdr R E Coontz and officers in seamanship ordnance gunnery navigation and other departments.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
George R. Clark
Hampton Roads
Plymouth
England
London
Bowyer
New York City
Navyal Academy
Naval Medical Examining Board
Wentworth, Bristow, and Murphy
Civil Service Boards
R. E Coontz
Midshipmen
Department of Discipline
C. B. McVay
H. N Jensen
Gannon
G. W Steele
Boatswain
F Meyer
Ordnance
Cumer LM. Nulton
Comer
H. Williams
T. L. Johnson
Navy Rifle Team
C. R. Kear
H. T. Winston
Navy Ride
W W Galbraith
J. Donald
Gunser JP
Dempsez
G. R Marvel
Marine Engineering
Naval Construction
F W. Bartlett
Comér
N Ofley
Comar
J. J. Raby
Comdr
Curtain
W. Danforth
W. H. Welle
J. 8. Graham
Tieut
Dr. Hepburn
J. W. Greenslade
W. C. Stevens
Ss. V. Graham
Naval Hygiene and Physiology
R. Wentworth
Sungeon
Rockville Ordination Marks Western District Meet
The Western District Baptist Association of Maryland adjourned in Rockville after ordaining Rev. Oscar W. Henderson, 22, temporary Rockville pastor. The ordination sermon was by Rev. Henry M. Wharton of Baltimore, with charges by Rev. H. A. Griesmer and Rev. S. P. Jackson. Miss Marie Bultmaier of Baltimore spoke on immigrant missions. Henderson will finish Crozer Theological Seminary studies in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Rockville
Western District Baptist Association of Maryland
Lech Lynn
Garrett County
Oscar W. Henderson
Rockville Church
Henry M. Wharton
Baltimore
H. A. Griesmer
S. P. Jackson
Frank B. Cowell
Henderson
Crozier Theological Seminary
Marie Bultlmaier
Prisoner McCusker Sought as Williamsport Chase Grows
Hundreds of residents in Williamsport join a hunt for McCusker after a Hancock fray left James Romans dead. The man was seen in town, pursued by police and locals, captured one mile west of Williamsport, then released when identified as not the alleged killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Washington Post
Hagerstown
McCusker
Hancock
James Romans
Town Without Candidates in Woodstock Virginia Election
Woodstock Virginia on June 8 reports no candidates for the municipal election next Tuesday as current officeholders face widespread criticism and refuse to run again. Citizens may have a free vote with no ticket unless a last minute slate is fielded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Woodstock
Heavy track at Leesburg slows crowd at Loudoun horse shows
Rain depressed the largest audience ever at the Leesburg horse and colt show second day, leaving a heavy track. Awards include Lord Golden winning both saddle and combination events, Sporting Duchess taking harness, Sunday Morning winning middle and heavyweight hunters, and Roustabout topping high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun
Washington Post
Leesburg
Boa Smith
Wild Fire
L Hedman & C c
Bowles Bros
Lord Golden
Harmon Tilman
White Patch
John Thayer
Herman Ullman
the Honorable
E. L. Redman & Co
Howles Bros
Lady Lightfoot
HT. Harrison
Lee Hichinger
High Steppers
Royal Swell
Dowles Bros
Lady Laughton
Kenner & Gilpin
D. Renner
Keg Corner
Polly
H. T. Harrison
Mate
Lee Hechinger
le C. Leith
Bir Bixon
George W. Bradshaw
Pastor Struck by Train Near Rohrersville
The Rev. S. J. Montgomery pastor of the Church of God Mount Briar, aged 70 and very deaf, was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Rohrersville while walking along the track last night and seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
Washington Post
Hagerstown
S. J. Montgomery
Church of God
Mount Briar
Baltimore and Ohio
Rohrersville
Montgomery
Court Upholds Receivers Over Insolvent Bank Losses
Portsmouth Va June 9 Judge Bain overruled demurrers by directors of the People's Bank to suits for about 500000 in losses. The receiver charged the directors with negligence and sought recovery from them for the bank's endangered condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Portsmouth
Bain
People’s Bank
Virginia Briefs Highlight Local News and Appointments
The Virginia items note Rev B F Black of Nashville taking a Suffolk M C A secretary post. The State Normal Institute opens at Fredericksburg June 29 for 30 days. Lynchburg acquits Wilson Tucker over a 1 month old assault. Roanoke reports arrest for passing a forged check. Staunton memorial day exercises proceed with rain and a parade led by Capt James Bumgardner. The Howl poisoning case prompts a warrant for John Moore. New postmasters named in multiple Virginia counties. Maude Booth to conduct services at Richmond penitentiary. Rouzerville appoints S H Marin as postmaster. Gov Glasscock grants 30 day respite to John Mailey in a murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Stonewall Brigade
James Bumgardner
Glasscock
Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
John Mailey
Neely Shannon
Supreme Court of the United States
Danville Beats Norfolk 7 to 2 in June Baseball Duel
Danville wins at Norfolk 7 to 2 after Walsh struggles with bases on balls and a hit batsman. Key hits by Murdock and Rickert power the visitors, while Norfolk errors contribute to the rout. Also Mount St Mary’s falls to Frederick 6 to 5 with Pearce and Barrett standouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Norfolk
Danville
Walsh
Otey
Chandler
Sullivan
Bonner
Ocriffin
Mullangy
O Schrader
Murdock
Bickert
Jackson
OlHooker
OlGorton
Oloughin
Priest
Fanewall
Tydeman
Nortalk
Munson
Grifischrader
Rickert
Hooker
Fanwell
Suliliven
Om Walsh
Balle
Gitger
Kelley
Malone
Wymard
Oe Reyes
OlLaughlin
Merchant
Pearce
Frederick
Mount St. Mary
Basa Hite
Peaster
Morgen
Bargett
McHugh
Hirwan
Morgan
Bkayett
Gittinger
Has
Virginia Obituary Roundup from Winchester and Beyond
Virginia obituaries report William F. Parnell former Sixth Cavalry member aged 35 dying on his Jefferson county farm. Florence Virginia Rutherford dies near Winchester aged 52 widow of Albert C. Rutherford leaving husband and six children. Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Norfleet 77 mother of Mayor John Norfleet dies in Suffolk. Edwina Scott dies near Somerset at father Edmund Scott's home. Walter H. Carter 67 merchant of Roanoke and Buchanan dies after a year illness. Mamie Woodruff 18 daughter of J B Woodruff dies of typhoid, leaving father and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
William F. Parnell
Sixth Cavalry
Jefferson County
Florence Virginia Rutherford
Albert C. Rutherford
John Boyd
Suffolk
Sarah Elizabeth Norfleet
John BE. Norfleet
Robert B Norfleet
Gordonsville
Edwina Scott
Edmond Scott
Somerset
Roanoke
Walter H. Carter
Buchanan
Mamie Woodruff
J. B. Woodruff
Deserters Returned To Battleship Delaware
Deserters from the battleship Delaware were captured near Cape Charles by detective William A. Freeman while attempting to reach Philadelphia. George Alfred Henry age 2 of Barnstable Massachusetts and J L Wilbur of Milwaukee were taken to Norfolk by Town Sergeant James W. Taylor and delivered to the Delaware's commanding officer.
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Washington Post
Cape Charles
George Alfred Henry
Barnstable
Mast
J. L. Wilbur
Milwaukee
Delaware
William A. Freeman
New York, Philadelphia
Norfolk
Philadelphia
James W. Taylor
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Nassau
Quarja
Mae
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Paquirer
Pittsburg Dispatch
VallageRead Herald
Providence Journal
Tolan Teader
Rochester Herald
St Louis
R. F. Harvey
Evne Pal
Embalmers
WM. H. Sardo & Co., Co
Punfral
OH Hat Ne” Modern Chapel
Lincoln
Sergeon
Sucue
Mth
St Onm
A. . Costello
Streat
Pana
Frank Geier
Savesth ST
Mokomy Chapel
North Bay
W. R. Spearr
F Street
N. W
Frank A Bprare
Geo. P. Z Zurhorst
Nbr
Capitol St
William Lee
Teleshona
John R. Wright CO
Nhewers
Gov
Mann
National
Virginia Weddings
Fredericksburg
William L. Haynes
Spottsylvanie County
Emma Frances Waller
Decatur Edwards
Tazewell
Harriet Reynolds
C. Hi. Reynolds
FP. H. Combs
Grundy
Here
J. B. Craft
Davis-Elkins College
Elkins
Thomas H. Hodges
State Board of Control
Dayls-llkins College
Robert Sidney Irons
Maryland
Health Office Record
The
WEW Industrial Ventures
Nages
Corpa
Old St. John's College
Gaynor
Parkersburg
Columbus
Beverly
Zanesville
Ohio
Cleveland
J. Wyett Baldwin
Lonaconing
Mekhart
Atle- Fany County
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Middies
Alwyn Court
Fifty-Eighth Street
Seventh Avenue
Fastor
Western Baptist Association
M’cusker
Virginia Briefs
B. F. Black
Nashville, Tenn
Suffolk ¥. M. C. A
State Normal Institute
Wilson Tucker
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Dave Bradley
H. D. Hicks
Adams, Payne & Gleaves
Frank Howl
Melson County
John Moore
Howl
East Leake
Goochland
Listen A. Ware
Magnolia
Nansemond
Wesley McKinley Kitchin
Coakleys
Stafford County
John L. Berry
Newbern
Pulaski County
Mollie FE. Hicks
Buckingham
Maria L. Davidson
Starcave
Wythe County
Frederick W. Baker
White Hall
Frederick County
Charles W. Lamb
Maude Ballington Booth
Rouzerville
S. H. Marin
I Samuel A. Buhrman
Jesus Tasslabieel
Corner Thirteenth
B. Rich’s Sons
10Th
F.G. Smith Piano CO
Penna. Avenue
Bradbury Building
Biltmore Street
Washington Heights
Metropolitan and
Capital Traction
C. A. Rines
Elsmere
Dornell
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