Reunion of Virginia constitutional convention in Richmond
Richmond March 6 The reunion and banquet of survivors of the constitutional convention will be at the Masonic Temple in Richmond on March 18. About 75 members are expected. Gov Montague and Mayor McCarthy are announced speakers. The event honors the convention’s work with a large lay‑in.
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Constitutional Convention
Swanson
House of Representatives
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Department of Government
Treasury
Commonwealth
The
LoTamies
Arre
Masonic Temple
Henry C Stuart
Thompson Brown
Convention Association
A J Montague
Carlton McCarthy
Stuart
Mesers Hunton
Hamilton and Ingram
Messrs Meredith
Fairfax
Eggleston
Mesers Arlen
James W. Gordon
Pollard
Messrs Wise
William A Anderson
McIitwaine Gregory
Carter
O'Flaherty
Waddill
R. L. Gordon
Lindsay
Claude A Swanson
Federal House
R. A James
Danvule
E . Saunders
Franklin
Congress
E B. J. Harvey
Patuick
Harvey
Plans New Electric Line To Bluemont From Winchester
The Winchester and Washington Electric Railway Company opened its stock books in Winchester for a new line to Bluemont Virginia and via Alexandria to Washington. One hundred thousand dollars in stock will be sold with fifty thousand subscribed at the meeting called by president H Iansborough who also heads the Shenandoah Valley National Bank. Prominent businessmen back the project and work will start soon though the exact route from Winchester to Loudoun is not yet fixed.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Winchester and Washington Electric Railway Company
Bluemont
Loudoun County
Alexandria
Washington
H. & Iansborough
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winschester
Ordained at conference in Hagerstown Maryland
Maryland Evangelical Ministers take orders at Hagerstown during the Evangelical Conference. Bishop Hartzler presided preaching the ordination sermon. Several ministers were ordained to elder and deacon orders and one licentiate named F L Teter. Anniversary events included Missionary Society reports, funds raised, and new officers elected for Bible Conference and Tract Union groups.
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Maryland
Hagerstown
Washington Post
H. T. Hartzler
Evangelical Conference Today
B. L. Moore
Mount Holly Springs
J. H. Ryder
Dorsey
Mad
C Mizener
Milhenburg
W. K. Shultz
Milesburg
G. S. Albright
Keystone
H. R. Wilkes
West Nanticoke
R. C. Walker
Mechanicsburg
H. A. Snook
Bloserville
How. Thomas
Royal
F. L. Teter
Nuremburg
Conference Missionary Society
G. W Currin
R. Dubs
W. E Detwiler
Lemoyne
Woman's Missionary Society
The
Bible Conference Society
N. Young
En Press
E Crumbing
G . Cu
My Offer to Kidney Sufferers
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s Retaratlys promising kidney relief by strengthening the “master nerves” that control the kidneys. It offers free books on dyspepsia the heart and kidneys and a one dollar trial bottle via mail order from Racine Wisconsin, with no conditions and payment to be billed to the doctor.
Tobacco Sales Light Weather Retards Farmers
Lynchburg tobacco receipts exceed last week but fall short of expectations with most lots in soft order. Prices ease on better grades while wrappers stay strong. Farmers report few bed burns and little planting prep for spring as season opens.
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Lynchburg
Durham
Washington Post
Richmond
Messrs
I. EB. Vaughan & Co
N. C
Danville
England
Boston
Jail delivery thwarted at Portsmouth jail in early morning
In Portsmouth an escape attempt was halted when Officer Land heard digging. Dolman, a convicted incendiarist paroled after a church fire, was joined by Ellis Jobson Frank Richardson and others and tunnelled through a brick wall with access from the corridor. Dolman and accomplices faced further penitentiary authorities.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Med Delman
Portsmouth
Aberty
Land
Ellis Jobson
Frank Richardson
Doimad
Dolman
Jaller Hoomnagie
Jobson, Richardson
McDonald
Wedding at Cumberland Delights Local Society
Dr. Thomas McDonald and Miss Nina Millholland were married at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Cumberland Maryland. The ceremony was quiet with relatives present and a reception at Prospect street home. The couple, prominent Allegany County figures, plan a honeymoon in the East. The bride is daughter of James A Millholland and a railroad company leader, while the groom is a physician and son of Capt. John McDonald of Rockville.
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Washington
Cumberland
Thomas McDonald
Nina Millboand
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Allegany County
MacDonald
John McDonald
Rockville
Congress
Maryland
James A. Millholland
Georges Creek
BR. D. Johnson
Prospect Street
Miss McDonald
British Subject Arrested in Norfolk Threat to Captain’s Life
William Ramsey, a West Indian subject of England, is jailed in Norfolk after threats to Captain and mate of the schooner Clarence H. Venner. Immigration officials debate Ramsey’s fate and return to Boston. authorities seek guidance from Washington as to jurisdiction and passage home. A separate report from Newport News notes a smallpox case at a hotel swaying local health measures, with temporary pest house and no quarantine of the hotel. Charlotte report: Mountain Island Power Company, led by Dr W G Wyhe, buys 1100 acres on Catawba River for 30 000 to supply mills with power.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Charles Calvert
Portsmouth
Norfal
Appomattox
Washington
Petersburg
Virgina Passenger and Power Company
Frank Jay Gould
New York
Dinwiddie County
George E. Fisher
Appomattox River
William Ramsey
Treasury Department
Seth N. Baker
Clarence H. Venner
Boston
United States
Ramsey
Morton
Newport News
Ithaca Conservatory of Music Concert Company
Carpenters
Y. M C. A. Hall
Washington Joo
Charlotte
N C
Mountain Island Power Company
Mountain Island Mills
Catawba River
W. G. WyHe
Hooper
Baltimore
Virginia Weddings and Local Deaths From Fredericksburg and Nearby
In Fredericksburg and surrounding towns a series of local notices report marriages and deaths. John Stevens and Mine Minute Williame wed at Rev Decatur Edwards home on Spottswood street. Miss Mary McDermod married Frank A. McCoy in Newport News. George Everhart dies in Mechanicaburg Ohio. Anthony Bursig dies near Thornburg. Thomas L. Barrett, a lumber man near Winchester, dies suddenly after arranging funeral. Dr Semusi McGill dies in Schuyler, Virginia region. Widespread notices include brief family details and residence notes.
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Fredericksburg
John Stevens
Minute Williame
Decatur Edwards
Spottswood Street
Edwards
Newport News
Mary McDermod
Frank A. McCoy
Berkeley
Charles C. Doyle
E T Wellford
Maxie Doyle
Anthony Bursig
Thornsburg
Spottsylvania County
Bursig
Michigan
Wischester
Thomas L. Barrett
Tis Home
Frederick County
Winchester
Barrett
William Peon
J. E
Frank Barrett
A. C. Barrett
McKeesport
Minnie
Lulu
Ethel Barrett
Leesburg
Semusi McGill
Thomas McGill
Frederick City
Schuyler
Netson County
Bright
Seawright Water Praised In Letters From Patients
Hartford readers receive testimonials from BH Edmondson and others praising Seawright Water for gout rheumatism and relief. Letters from J Mcllary in Washington and Mrs Robert Thnney of Virginia report cures and steady use for purity. Lucius F Cary endorses its merit for students and sedentary life, noting noticeable benefit without heavy consumption.
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Hartford
Conn
R. Edmondson
Miss Cutler
Maiden
Mass
John McClary
Washington, D. C
Robert B. Thnney
University of Virginia
ER. Edmondson
Staunton
Lithia
Lucius F. Cary
Seawright Water Praised by Eastern Physicians
Across numerous testimonials from renowned physicians, Seawright Water is lauded for restoring health in diabetes, stomach abuse, bladder inflammation, and eruptive diseases. Clinicians in Baltimore and other eastern cities report rapid, dramatic improvements and urge broader adoption by the medical profession.
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Seawright
McGill obituary and regional notices span several lives
The obituary notices cover Dr. McGill a Confederate veteran who practiced in Leaburg and Schuyler with family survivors, a remarried widow Elizabeth Randolph Fauntleroy, and four sons plus a daughter. Also noted is Nora Stonebraker who died after Johns Hopkins care, Dr. Daniel P. Fahrney a patent medicine figure, and George W. Kitumiller of Blaine West Virginia who collapsed in Baltimore. Police killed a gambler in Tampa after a gunfight with officers.
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McG
Leaaburg
John Fauntleroy
Schuyler
Virginia Soap- Blane Quarry Company
Misa Elizabeth Randolph Fauntleroy
Messia
John
Julian
Shirley
Powell McGill
Misa Belle McGill
John McGill
Fauquier County
St. James’ Episcopa Church
Leenburg
J W. Morrin
Hegerstown
Marek
Mlye Nora Stonebraker
Ellaworth Stonebraker
Johns Hopkins Hospital
I Hagerstown
Daniel P. Fabrney
Peter Fahrney
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Dunkerd Church
Royal Arcadum
Myrtle Circle
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George T Blandford
James River
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Predericksburg
William Jones
Misa Clem Patterson
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Circuit Court
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Fort Montree
Fort Monroe
Old Point Comfort
Vecal
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Anti-Saloon League
Farmers’ Club
Port Royal
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C. A. Gravitt
United States Navy
Henry C Martin
A. F. Turner
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Hampton
Queen Street Baptist Church
Charlottesville
Patton
Huntsville
Ala
A. W. Tucker
Norfolk, Va
EH. Wooding
Watertown
Dr. Shoop
Tidewater
T. N. Page
Tidewater Railway
West Virginia
West
Riddick
Rch
Lexington
Minnie Layden
CIA
W. H. Ferguson
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Ferry
John Rowland
Ferguson
Yybert Poracaan
Southampton
Nina Millholland
Virginia Weddings
George Everhart
W. H. Grubb
Hemiston
Mechanicaburg
Ohio
W.B. Moses &Sons
F St., Cor
Seawright Magnesian Lithia
Palais Royal
Eleventh Streets
Sunday’s Post
A. Lisner
Lithia Spring Co
Staunton, Va
Browning & Middleton, Agts
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Columbia
Geo. W. Hobart
Otis Skinner
Harvester
Russia
Sesto
Japan
New Willard Ballroom
Interes
Lega
Georgetown
G Street
N. W
Treasury, PA. Avenue
6Th ST. N. W
Atlantic Coast Line
Malin
Susan Middlekauff
Dr C . Baldwin
Harry Straub
Chariocta
Lmer C. Fahrney
Howard B Fabrney
Samuel Shafer
Guy Fabrney
George W. Kitumiller
Blaine
W Va
Eutaw House
Tampa
Fla
Paul Jenkins
Henry Hall
Pension Office
U. S. Marine Band
Oh. Santlemann
Haydn
Roosevelt
Percy S. Foster
LSM
Ticirety
Gale
Sanders & Stasmans Music
Stare
Smith's Bureau
Pafayette Opera House
Peggy
Ea Paris
Gorge Ade
Chatrma Lege
Andy Ardw
Baturday Goon
Madison Corey
Suttan One
Kernan’s
Fay Foster Co
Royal Zou WE Girls
Jolly Grass Widows
Weston Bruner
Fifth Baptist Church
7Th SW
Windom Nolan
Benning
Bean
Winth Precinct
Luther Payne
Charles Wyndham
Mary Moore
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Corriages Spock
Frenne
David Garrick
Tridas
Richard Mansfield
Muwney Wien
Ian the Terrible
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Marc
Shvin Komma
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Saturdas
King Rachard
DR. Jekyll
MR. Hyde
Brian Pst
Chase
Wee Nee Ee Renings
Eugene Cowles
Rice & Prevost
Martha Frank Gardiner
Animin
Viert Pauling
Wills Ruswan War
Albert
Saary
Academ
Weber Charles Eo Blanc
Erynes Sian
Shepard’s Moving Pictures
Allner
Clara Drew
Washington Club
Arthur Smith
Sandere & Stayman
Fulton’s
Ninth Street
H.W
Waches, Dimsu Jewelry
Bidverware
Pam
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