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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1905

Page

13

Potomac Flood Threat Grows Across Maryland West Virginia

Rivers rise rapidly flooding lowlands and canals from Williamsport to Cumberland. Heavy rain, ice flows, and landslides disrupt the West Virginia Central and Baltimore and Ohio lines. Train slides, damaged cars, and dangerous trestles delay travel as officials brace for further freshets and possible dam breaks.

Maryland West Virginia Potomac Dam No 6 Okonoko North Branch Cumberland Wineus West Virginia Central Cheet River Cheat River Bridge Rock Falls Tub Run Shell Cut Thomas Hendricks Huttonsville Arnold Reurge Creek and Cumberland Railroad Alleghany Grove Baltimore and Ohio Oakland Harry Irwin PH Frankfort

Virginia wedding and obituaries from various towns

March notices from Chatham Leesburg Orange Richmond Fredericksburg and Winchester report deaths marriages and a few personal notices. Miss Rush Huyler of Pittsylvania County dies at eight years old with siblings surviving. Mrs Sarah White of Woodburn dies of stomach cancer aged sixty five. Mrs Virginia Bond widow of Cat Thomas W Bond dies in Orange County from paralysis leaving four children. Col Thomas J Bell of Auburn NY dies in Richmond of pneumonia. funeral tomorrow. pallbearers include Confederate veterans. Rev P B Price, 83, longtime Presbyterian minister, dies in Richmond leaving several children and a surviving wife. Sidney D B Stevens and Florence E Bourne wed at Christian Church in Fredericksburg. Tarther C Kremer and piectric Bitters advertised. Ella Harper of Winchester cited for health cures.

Chatham Rush Huyler Bachelors Hall Pittsylvania Leesburg Sarah White Charles White Woodburn Virginia Bond Thomas W. Bond Auburn Richmond P. B Price Jones Ir. Price F. Frank Price Kashing China L. M Ferrell Montvale Miss Little Price Pittsburg Emmett Price Washington, D. C Mary Price Marshal Price Fredericksburg Sidney DB Stevens Florence FE Bourne The Christian Church B. H Winchester Tarther C. Kremer Ella Haharper Charles T. Weede Market Street Methodist

Six Prisoners Escape Raleigh County Jail in Becckley

Special to The Washington Post six men escaped from the second story of Raleigh County Jail Beckley after supper. They drove to Atkinsville, drank whisky, played cards and caroused until just before daybreak, then most returned to the jail and locked themselves in. Each carried a two gallon liquor. Jailer found them drunk at breakfast and sobered, authorities suspect a friend's help with a stolen key linked to a prior escape by Grant Dows.

Washington Post Charleston W. Va Raleigh Beckley Atkinsville Kanawha County Grant Dows

Suspect Not Pettis in Montclair Murder Case

Newport News March 9 Chief Gallagher of Montclair N J arrived in Hampton and questioned George Brooks on suspicion tied to the murder of Mrs Hannah Ross and fire at her Montclair home on February 22 Brooks was cleared as not Benjamin Pettis who had a Providence R I lead but trail was lost Brooks says he will return to work on Crockett's farm and was at Poquoson York County the night of the murder

Washington Post Newport News Gallagher Montclair N. J Hampton George Brooks Hannah Ross Brooks Benjamin Pettis Pettis Providence R. I Crockett Poquoson York County

Woman Given Five Years Under Indictment in Lynchburg

Laslie Hanna alias Haley pleaded guilty to poisoning six people including Hamilton Faulkner in February. Judge Christian sentenced her to five years in the penitentiary, noting potential life terms but granting the minimum due to apparent remorse and hope for reform. Lillie Viar testified to the poison distribution.

Washington Post Lynchburg Corporation Court Laslie Hanna Haley Christian Hamilton Faulkner Hanna Lillie Viar Faulknere

False Arrest Suit Filed Against Montgomery Deputy Sheriff

Ninian M. Perry of Bethesda district sues Deputy Sheriff William R. Embrey for 895 damages over a Sunday arrest at Cabin John Bridge. Perry acquitted at trial. Embrey accused of acting without a warrant. Trial slated before Justice Joseph Reading, possible Circuit Court appeal.

Montgomery Washington Post Rockville Ninian M. Perry Bethesda Edward ©. Peter William R. Embrey Perry Cabin John Bridge Embrey Justice of the Peace Joseph Reading

Labor Wins Its Case Against Rails in Virginia Supreme Court

Richmond March 9 The Virginia Supreme Court sustained the Corporation Commission for the fourth time in a ruling touching streetcar labor tickets and transfers. The decision upheld the commission's view that the electric lines' contractual obligations require continuing two for five cent labor tickets and free transfers to the suburban Seven Pines line. Sixteen opinions were delivered, including reversals and affirmations in cases involving Virginia Passenger and Power, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Norfolk and Western, and other Circuit Court matters.

Virginia Supreme Court R. H. Steger J. M. Matthews Washington Post Richmond State Supreme Court Corporation Commission Railroad Company Seven Pines Lmits James Keith Prison Association of Virginia Russell Chancery Court City of Virginia Passenger and Power Company Et al Commonwealth of Virginia Blate Corporation Commission Adams Ve. Jennings Circuit Court Campbell County Interstate Coal and Irom Company Commonwealth Circuit Court of Wise County Stevenson Levinson Newport News Lynchburg Telephone Company Booker Corporation Court Lynchburg Johnston, Truntes George D. Witt Shoes Company Lewin Apperson Prince William County John A Buchanan Southern Hailway Company Virginia Iron, Coal, and Coke Company Roberts Et Als Wine County Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company Harria Fluvanna County George M. Harrison Norfolk and Western Railway Company Fritts Warren County Chadduck Burke Frederick County Bond Fewellyn Southern Railway Company Corporation Court of Alexandria

Brunswick for Swanson strongest gubernatorial hopeful

Richmond Virginia March 9 according to EB Buford of Brunswick a leading lawyer and politician Swanson is the strongest gubernatorial candidate in his district He says Brunswick favors him and notes Swanson leads though he declines to name a personal choice He also mentions Dr R S Powell likely to seek re election for Brunswick House of Delegates

Washington Richmond EB. P. Buford Brunswick Virginia Claude A. Swanson Buford Swansea House of Delegates R. 8. Powell

Fox Hound Controversy Sets Virginia Fox Hunt Trial

A wager pits Worcester mas s hunter Harry W Smith and A Henry Higginson of Boston over which fox pack can rouse more foxes in a day. Trials will occur in Loudoun County Virginia with noted sportsmen from across the region and beyond attending the event.

Richmond New York Harry W. Smith Worcester Mass Grafton Middlesex Hunt A. Henry Higginson Boston Higginson Loudoun County Virginia Canada Alabama

Richmond Boy Missing Mystery Deepens

Richmond Virginia March 9 search is under way for T Landon Gill seventeen year old son of W G and G who vanished the night of March 1 from his South ern Railway office job in the city A goodbye letter was found the next morning he is five feet four inches tall slender weighs about 110 pounds with dark complexion and black hair he is described as an accomplished musician and of excellent character.

Washington Post Richmond T. Landon Gill The Southern Railway Young Gill

Standard Oil Tax Battle Forces Assessors to Tax Leases

In Morgantown West Virginia March 9 citizens through lawyers urged County Court to tax oil and gas leases as personal property and the prosecutor to sue for five years of taxes based on this method. Standard Oil is accused of dodging at least 25 million dollars in oil and gas taxes since discovery. The court action could spark similar moves in other counties and loom as a major legal fight for the company due to previous Supreme Court limits on taxing its holdings. Also Norfolk announces the resignation of Thomas J Dashiel after 35 years as Baltimore Steam Packet Company general agent at Portsmouth and the appointment of Thos W Jordan Jr as successor.

Washington Peat Morgantown W. Va Standard Oil Company Supreme Court Standard Holdings Norfolk, Va Thomas J. Dashiell Baltimore Steam Packet Company Portsmouth Thos W. Jordan, Jr

Dr Shoop Restorative Free Trial Offer for Stomach Nerve Cure

An advertisement proclaims Dr Shoop's Restorative can cure stomach trouble by rebuilding stomach nerves, not just the stomach. It offers a free one dollar bottle and free booklets, urging readers to write for details and a drugstore order.

Ime Cine Wis Gale

Father Aided Elopers Tail This Winchester Marriage News

Miss Nora Naomi Pentz eloped from Charlestown with Frank Joseph Kralch of Philadelphia and married in Winchester under escort by her father. The bride’s mother opposed the match, and her father, a Charlestown merchant, supported the ceremony after years of family estrangement and alimony arrangements.

Washington Post Winchester Nora Naomi Pentz Charlestown W. Va Frank Joseph Kralch Philadelphia James R. Graham Presbyterian Church James L Pents

Portrait of Washington Declared Genuine Gilbert Stuart

Fredericksburg VA March 9 Experts in Washington have pronounced the portrait of George Washington owned by Masonic Lodge No 4 a genuine Gilbert Stuart painting. The artwork, valued for Stuart's rarity, is believed painted from life during Washingtons second term and may have been a gift from Washington to the lodge.

Washington Fredericksburg

Rendezvous Fund Grows for National Headquarters Meeting

United Spanish War Veterans report progress toward a national rendezvous in Washington for officers and members of military societies. Since the St. Louis convention subscriptions and pledges have reached about 34600, with 22 delegates from the Spanish war volunteer service meeting in the city. Efforts include potential purchase of the Justice Gray property and surrender of the Army and Navy Club lease as unsuitable, with plans to buy or lease new property soon.

United Spanish War Veterans Washington Military Societies of Veterans Spanish War Volunteer Service St. Louis Justice Gray Sixteenth Army and Navy Club

Correction of the Davis Taylor family note in the March 1905 edition

A reader cites a misstatement about President Taylor and Jefferson Davis. The letter recounts Davis the elder’s marriage to Sarah Knox, the daughter of Zachary Taylor, and notes the strained relations during Mrs. Davis’s life, plus Davis’s later marriage to Varina Howell. It recalls battles and kinship ties surrounding the Taylors and Davises.

Taylor Jefferson Davis Weat Point Davia Indiana Black Hawk First Dragoons Louisville Sarah Knox Zachary Taylor Col. Taylor Lieut. Davis Davis Richard Howell New Jersey Gan Col. Davis Buena Vista William Taylor Thom

Steamboats Resume Regular Winter Schedule on Potomac

Washington steamboats have resumed normal winter timetables after ice cleared from the river. The Anne Arundel returned from Baltimore yesterday for its first trip since ice disappeared. Charles Macalester and Harry Randall also restarted service to Mount Vernon and downstream, with plans to maintain the usual Saturday rhythm.

Washington Anne Arundel Baltimore Charles Macalester Mount Vernon Harry Randall Anda Hotelle Rapaal

Glee and Mandolin Clubs of Virginia at Alexandria Opera House

The Old Dominion Boat Club hosts a packed evening with the University of Virginia Glee and Mandolin Clubs performing at the Alexandria opera house. Prominent matrons serve as patronesses as reservations are sold out.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Glee and Mandolin Clubs University of Virginia Old Dominion Boat Club Louie C Barley Mra LM. Blackford S A Wallis Julian T. Burke Louis § Greene Hugh Mcuire N. P. T. Burke W. B Daingerfield W. B. Smoot Frank Hume W. J. Boothe C. F. Lee J. 3 Douglass George Uhier Marshall &, King D. Blackett Leadbeater P. P. Phillips W. J Morton George Arthur Snowden Glee Club R. B. Crawford L. G Adams J_H Stuckey F. D. Boyd L. D. Cole TR. Turner A. L. Rendolph J. J.luck le Roy B. Giles Samuel Saunders W. N. Page Kery Jones J. C. Hodges L. R Hampton J. Grifith F M. Rummel H. L Williamson W. W Gount F. R. Rogers G. P. Edgar George Wendling McVeigh J. P. Fletcher Stanley Wimbish W. McC. James Mandolin Club Robert Rosser Frat Cecil Dabney Frank Morse Rummel H Clay Michie Jr. Trapa H. W Kennedy T. J. Wertenbaker W. R. C. Cocke George Heller J. F Bryn

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