McKays believe father killed mother in law in law case
Benjamin and John McKay, sons of William H McKay, say their father killed Mrs Mary Lang near Wheaton but was mentally deranged after grip infections. They note $140 in gold and $4,000 in bonds hidden in the aged woman's bed. William H McKay faces immediate trial. bail denied. Funeral for Mrs Lang set for St John’s Catholic Church Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Washington Post
Rockville
Benjamin B
John McKay
Washington
Wiliam H McKay
Mary Lang
Wheaton
Lang
Bolus
Baward C Peter
McKay Home
Mrs Lang
St John's Catholic Church
Forest
CANDIDATES AT STAFFORD FOR Eighth District
Three Democratic candidates spoke at Stafford Court House for the Eighth district nomination. CC Cartin, Judge C E Nacot, and R L Goratten were introduced by County Chairman Judge R H L Chichester. The race appears close between Carlin (sic) and Gordon with Nicol tind and Ryan fourth. George Hiden will not seek the nomination and will return to law practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soclade
Washington Post
Viedericksburg
Stafford Court House
Congress
Eighth District
CC Cartin
Alexandria
C E Nacot
Prince William
R.L. Goratten Louisa
R H L Chichester
Stafford
Carlin
Gordon
Nicol Tind
Ryan
George Hiden
John F. Finey
Col ‘Phendore H Ficklin
George Washington High School
Virginia
Col. Ficklin
C. C. Carlin
C. E Nicol
Prince William County
Prince William County; R Lindsay Gordon
Loudian
John TF. Ryan
Loudoun
Stafford County Court
Retains His Office in Campbell County Trial Update
In Campbell County circuit court at Rustburg on March 11 Judge Barksdale heard the trial of John W Clay county treasurer on charges of malfeasance misfeasance and incompetency. Only two witnesses testified and the judge ruled the Commonwealth produced no evidence to support removal from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spelliat
Washington
Avs
Lynchburg
Campbell County
Rusburg
John W Clay
Barksdale
Commonwealth
Navy Yard Preparing for Exposition Work in Virginia
The Norfolk navy yard is gearing up to service ships for the navy during the exposition, with Newport News yard nearby to handle repairs for visiting vessels. Although the dry dock won’t be usable this summer, coordinated efforts should cover hull repairs and ensure visitors and foreign warships face no expense during their American stay. Meanwhile in Clarksburg, W.Va., WL Gay Tetrick was elected clerk by a Republican-majority county court, a strong Democratic appointee filling the late Charles Holden’s position. In Danville, Va., Fletcher Hare was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for robbery from J M Thomas whose body was found under a bridge near Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Norfolk Navy Yard
Newport News
St Fy
Washington Post
Clarksburg
W. V
WL Gay Tretrick
Charles Holden
Tetrick
Danville
Fletcher Hare Bg Ware
J M. Thomas
Roanoke
Obituary notices from Virginia deaths across counties
Leesburg man C Pangle of Arcola dies at home aged forty. Samuel B Richards of Merrifield Ya dies at sixty four. wife and three sons survive. Norfolk keeper of almshouse H A Terrell dies at seventy. wife and five children survive. Confederate veteran. Roanoke M Payne of Marion asylum dies aged sixty. wife and five children survive. Confederate veteran. Winchester Arthur Clarke Carpenter farmer dies at Whitacre aged sixty. fourteen children, widow survive. Purtlebeugh farmer dies at Gorethie county aged forty five. husband four sons and a daughter survive.
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Leesburg
Mar
C . Pangle
Arcola
Samuel B Richards
Merrifield Ya
Stuart
Waa
Spottsylvania Court House
Loudoun County
Norfolk Mary—H A Terrell
Norfolk Almshouse
Payne
Marion
Winchester
Arthur Clarke Carpenter
Whitacre
Clarke Purtlebeugh
Gorethie
Deep Run Hunt Rides Through Slick Course At Laburnum
The Deep Run Hunt met last Saturday at Laburnum, Joseph Bryan’s estate in Richmond, riding twelve miles over heavy, waterlogged ground. Twelve packs of English hounds were exercised as riders braved four-foot plus fences in strong cross country. Miss Fannie Crenshaw and Miss Lelia Winston led the few ladies who followed, with a large club reception afterward at the clubhouse hosted by several local and visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pont
Richmond
Laburnum
Joseph Bryan
Fannia Crenshaw
Lelia Winston
Minneapolis
George Bryan
Ormond Yound
James W Graves
R. C. Bryan
Fannie Crenshaw
Buford Archer Anderson
E. D Harrie
Palmer Leigh
Lelta Winston
J. R. Anderson
Graffenfield Hobson
Stewart Bryan
Mesdames A. J. Montague
Forrest Shortage Near $10,000 Amid Unpaid Southern Rebate
The Washington Post reports Clarence H Forrest, longtime secretary of the Merchants and Manufacturers' Association, faces a nearly $10,000 defalcation. Bonded for $2,500, Forrest quit yesterday, and the association may seek court action as mortgages cancel much of the loss. Rebate funds for Southern buyers, part of a travel incentive, were largely unpaid during the six months prior, prompting protests from southern merchants and a review by President Carroll who organized repayments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fost
Baltimore
Clarence H Forrest
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Forrest
Fidelity and Guaranty Company
United States Fidelity Company
Carroll
Quitell
Association
Road Half Completed South and Western Railway Cost
The South and Western Railway from Virginia coal fields to the South Atlantic Seaboard is over 60 percent done. A contract for the remaining forty miles from His Station in Scott County to Guest River in Wise County, Virginia, was awarded to Carpenter & Boxley of Knoxville. The project, backed by George L. Carter and associates, is estimated to cost about 59 million dollars, with the Cinch Mountain tunnel near Cilnehport priced at 2.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South and Western Railway
Ntegjal
Washington Post
Bristol
Virginia
Kentucky
South Atlantic Seaboard
North Carolina
Carpenter & Boxley
Knoxville, Tenn
Scott County
Guest River
Wise County
George L. Carter
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Norman B. Reany
Chicago
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge, Sr
Boston
Seaboard Air Line
Cinch Mountain
Cilnehport
Decision to not appoint sponsors for Richmond reunion
United Confederate Veterans Chief H Gen Stephen D Lee announces no sponsor or maids of honor for the June Richmond reunion. This follows the wish of the United Daughters of the Confederacy expressed at their last convention. Special from East Rockville Md dated Mar 11. Funeral held for John Maddox from St Mary's Catholic Church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Confederate Veterans
Jackson
Miss
Mar
Stephen BD. Lee
Richmond
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Waenington
Rockville
John Maddox
St Mary’s Catholic Church
This Place
Philip McGuire
Thomas Lawson
John L. Brunett
George M. Hunter
Edward C Peter
Lee Offutt
Alexander Kilgour
New Catholic Cemetery
Washington Post
State Lbrary Board
John P. Kennedy
Senate Chamber
Kennedy
Burks
Transacion
State Library
Swanson names Barley acting judge for Alexandria circuit
Gov Swanson appoints Louis C Barley to preside over the Sixteenth judicial district until the legislature elects a successor to Judge Nicol. Barley has previously served in multiple circuits and is praised for courtesy and fairness. The appointment follows Nicol’s resignation. Alexandria bar plans to endorse a candidate for the circuit judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Richmond
Swanson
Louis C. Barley
Corporaton Court
Judicial Ciiett
Fairfax
Prince William
Bailey
Nicol
Barley
Corporations Court
Circuit Court
Judge Barley
Virginia
Corporation Court Room
State Board of School Examiners
Fielachmann
H. H. Russell
Farmville
J. H. Saunders
Portsmouth
Harry Hart
Road Boke
Charles Graphis
Charlottesville
J. 5. Thomas
Lynchburg
State Board
Odd Fellows
Yeverard Monde
Olf Pohick Church
Esaminer
Hazel Hart
Ted
EJ Haight
Fairfex County
Miss Milsstead
Fairfax County
Detwiler
Charles Maphin
Mmithe
J $ ‘Thomas
Alésucsion
Mise Bashford
Alexandria County
LM Shumate
Loudqua County
Princips JR Crandal
Jamestown E Xposition
Joseph H Saunders Closink Wong
Institute
First Baptist Church
W. TF. Fisher
J D Eggleston
W. F Fisher
Bruce R. Payne
Charles G. Maphis
IN MES. MILLS FAVOR MERRITT BEECHER MILLS DIVORCE HEARING
Asheville March 11 witnesses were introduced in the Merritt Beecher Mills divorce hearing before U S Commissioner Britt. Noted witnesses included Meyer Alfred and Barnard and Mayor William F Randolph to impeach Gilliard Stikeleather. James Sukeleather, cousin of Gilliland Stikeleather, testified amid allegations of pressuring witnesses and servants to favor Mrs Mills. Stikeleather denied the charges and his testimony favored Mrs Mills. Hearing concluded with adjournment to Detroit, former home of Commodore and Mrs Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Asheville
N. C
Merritl Beecher Milla
United Sitates
Britt
Meyer Alftred &. Barnard
Wich
William F. Randolph
Gilliard Liikeleather
Mile
Gilliand Stikeleather
James Sukeleather
Commodore Mills
Mechanic Heir to Fortune Found in Asheville
James B. Fitzgerald Jr. of Pittsburgh, longtime believed missing, was located in Asheville by police this afternoon. He works in Southern Railway shops and did not know of his father's death or the fortune left by his uncle James McDowell of Harrisburg. He will travel to Harrisburg to claim the inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Asheville
N.C
James B. Fitzgerald, Jr
Pittsburg
Fitzgerald
Southern Rail
James McDowell
Harrisburg
Harry Fitzgerald
Allegheny
Leesburg to vote on liquor license April 12
Special election ordered by Judge H Turner of Loudoun Circuit Court will decide whether Leesburg may grant licenses for the sale of intoxicants. The poll follows a petition signed by one fourth of last election’s voters. Antisaloon forces vow to oppose. Leesburg has lacked saloons for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cum
Leesburg
Mar. J
H. Turner
Circuit Court
Loudoun County
Requisition Opposition Across States in Winkler Case
Maryland Attorney General advised Governor War not to honor New Jersey extradition for Joseph M. Winkler. Winkler, an auctioneer and alleged inventor, disputes contract terms with a New Jersey firm over patent rights and stock. action hinges on proving the motive beyond debt collection. Additional items report Supreme Court of Appeals proceedings in Richmond, regiment plans in Virginia, a Hagerstown fire at Dr Rothrock’s Mountain Side residence, and forged checks case in Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Winkler
Washington
Baltimore
Bryan
Guv
New Jersey
Joseph M. Winkler
Hagerstown
J. T. Rothrock
Mountain Side Sanatorium
South Mountain
Mount Alto Park
Wagnington
Dudley Miller
William Mann
Waynesboro
Frank Barnett
Leland Hotel
Bank of Waynesboro
Newport Woman Rebounds From Cough With Father John’s Medicine
Miss Pack of 142 Thames Street Newport writes that after suffering a dreadful cough she used Father John’s Medicine, half a bottle easing her symptoms and curing the cough. She continues to rely on the remedy to build strength and has recommended it to friends, praising its safety and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Peck
Thames St
Newport
Miss Pack
Exoneration of Daniels Charge Hits Raleigh Session
Raleigh dispatch says house committees found Daniels did not influence the railway provision nor instigate it. Editor Simpson’s charges mocked, as Durham preacher echoed them without evidence. Legislature adjourned after ~1700 bills, with salaries set for state officers and various grants debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
House
Hailer Simpson
Releigh Times
Senate
House Conference
Josephus Daniels
Simpson
Conference Committee
Durham
Charlote
Reneetipe
Dréewry
Harris
Erulaer
North Carolina
Glenn
Winston
Justice
Congress
Tobacco Trust
Farmer in Hartis ville faces extreme cruelty charge
Max ii Willam Biggs, a well known Hartis ville farmer in Bilghie County, is on trial in Parkersburg W Va for extreme cruelty to his sixteen month old daughter. He allegedly carried the infant four miles from home and left it under a church to freeze. A passerby heard the cries after more than a day and Humane Agent Thomas Coleman took the child to the Children's Home. The father claims the infant will recover though its nails have dropped from its fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apedal
Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Max. ii
Willam Biggs
Hartisville
Bilghie County
Rigas
Thomas Coleman
Costs in Wcue Case Court Refuses Estate Payment
Judge R Carter Scott ruled the Circuit Court cannot compel the late J Samuel McCues estate to pay the states costs in the Charlottesville murder trial The Commonwealths attorney may appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court The case stems from McCues execution for killing his wife two years ago The note also references a Martinsburg item about Mollie Foley killed at the Queen Street crossing by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No 55
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond
R. Carter Scott
Circuit Court
J. Samuel McCue
Charlottesville
Supreme Court of
McCue
5 Corporation Court of
Royal
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mollie Foley
Queen Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Virginia Weddings and Early 20th Century Nuptials
Virginia weddings feature Charles T Levi and Miley Marion Wil Nome wed at The Walnuts in Clare County with Rev John M Taylor officiating. The couple plan residence in Berryville while Ralph B Kyle and Bonnibel Cross wed recently at a bride’s home, with Grace Yoo as maid of honor and several bridesmaids. The article notes travel for a bridal trip and lists other marriage details including Albert Ayres Memenger and Miah Hossing Meraton’s ceremony at Mrs. E. B. Everly’s home, officiated by Rev B J Busby, with plans to Baltimore New York and then Europe, and a future home in Fort Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wineheater
Mar
Charles T. Levi
Barreville
Miley Marion Wil Nome
J. J Williams
West Briggu
Clare County
John MH. Taylor
Berryville
Fredericksburg
Ralph B Kyle
Wilmington
Del
Misa Bonnibel Cross
E. Gross
Lancaster County
Walton
Grace
Yoo
Irvington
Grace Prichard
Mollie Brent
W. R Rowe
Maraton
Mra Kyte
New Orleans
Wichmend
Mer
Albert Ayres Memenger
Miah Hossing
Meraton
E. B. Everly
B. J. Busby
Bowling Green Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
New York
Wil Gall
Europe
Fort Washington
Geitieman
Ginners Report Issued On March Cotton Ginned Total
The National Ginners Association issued a bulletin at 1 o clock reporting 12 716 000 bales ginned by March 2 up from earlier totals. State figures include Alabama Arkansas Georgia Texas North Carolina Oklahoma Missouri and others with Texas at 2 200 000 and Georgia 1 421 000, total 12 718 000. President J A Taylor notes improved weather boosted yields by about 200 000 bales and that acreage will mostly hold steady except in Texas and two territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abempnte
Mar
National Ginners’ Association
Ofelock
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Kentucky
Loviaians
Misatespot
Atssourt
North Carolina
Ohlahots
South Carolina
Teenessee
Texas
Virginia
J A. Taylor
Association
Virginia Day Proclaimed by Commonwealth Governor
Richmond Va March 11 Governor Swan son issues a proclamation directing state offices closed May 12 the Jamestown settlement anniversary and the Jamestown Exposition Virginia Day urging public schools to hold commemorative exercises He also urges Virginians worldwide to observe May 18 as Virginia Day and join the home coming during the exposition week starting June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Swanson
Jamestown
Old Dominion
Ships of British squadron prepare for Jamestown Exposition
London says eight ships of the British fast cruiser squadron are being fitted at Portsmouth to join the international fleet for the Jamestown Exposition in Hampton Roads. Rear Admiral Neville’s flagship Good Hope’s quarter deck is cleared for dancing as ships prepare to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mar
Portsmouth
Hampton Roads
Neville
Good Hone
Nine Stores Burned in Wise County Virginia Fire
Special to The Washington Post from Bristol Tennessee reports a large fire in Preacher mining town Wise County Virginia destroying nine of eleven stores in the business district last night. Total loss estimated at about 900000 with only partial insurance. Green and Young one of the largest firms sustained around 9000 in loss and 2600 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fus
Bristol
Tenn
Preacher
Wise County
Green, & Young
Capitol Roof Crashes. No Injuries Reported
Richmond reports a 200 pound concrete section fell from the capitol building roof near the governor’s entrance. Repairs to be made immediately, another crack noted and could fail soon. Also items note court martial plea and naval movements with multiple assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siperin
Washington Post
Richmond
Capitol Building
Laurel man dies after brief illness at 56
PHIMO Ho Israel a well known Laurel resident died today after a short illness. He was fifty six years old and survived by his widow and two daughters. Two sons are also listed as survivors. Funeral arrangements not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Phimo Ho Israel
Parsiyain
Henry W
Main Street
Bright
CAPT Hannum Dead and Naval Service Career Summary
CAPT JOHN SPIE United States Navy retired died at Naval Hospital Philadelphia. Born March 6, 1843 in Philadelphia. Appointed as third assistant engineer April 21, 1868. Served on Pawnee Nahant and Phiox in Civil War. Chief engineer May 4 1891. In Spanish American War attached to Minneapolis and Brooklyn. Retired June 36 1899. Promoted two ranks for valor at Santiago aboard Brooklyn July 3 1898. Funeral and next services noted for Prof Henry Davis Todd. Metcalf party to inspect southern naval stations including Guantanamo Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spie
United States Navy
Naval Hospital
Naval Home
Philadelphia
Naval Service
Pawnee
Nahant
Phiox
Minneapolia
Brooklyn
Boston
Army Orders Leave of Absence and Assignments
Official Army orders list multiple leaves of absence for Capt Frank H Lawton and First Lieut John T Sayles, with extensions for Col William A Simpson and others. Also notes deployments of Troops F and M Fifth Cavalry to Fort Apache prior to abandoning Fort Duchesne, plus miscellaneous duty changes, board appointments, and a Niagara Falls architects consultation. Also advertises discounted Excursions by rail Chicago to the Pacific Coast, with special rates and tour details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Lawton
John T Sayles
Eighth Cavalry
Wiliam A. Simpson
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Apache
Ariz
Prio
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Fort Duchesne
Department of the Interior
Charles A Williams
Army
Denver
Qmmon
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Fort Hamilton
Fort Tatten
Charles B Hepburn
Signal Corps
Fort
Omaha Nebr
Wiliam
Fitzpatrick
Elgnel Gorpe
Colo
John T. Sayles
Department of the Itesonsa
Charles, Jamieson
Ordnance Department
Delaval Steam Turbine Company
Trenton
N. J
Charles W Kutz
Corps of Engineers
New York City
Niagara Falla Committee of Architects
Hotels and social figures listed across major cities
A long OCR compiled roster lists guests and residents by hotel in cities from Baltimore to California. It names individuals and couples with affiliations to Metropolitan Shoreham New Willard St James and other properties, spanning New York Philadelphia Chicago and beyond, including army and navy personnel and foreign visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W J Baller
Nationel
Charles Robinson
John S Doharty
W. S Corning
St. James
Maynard
Arlington
Jay T Fitts
Shoreham
Dire
F N Devis
Z Lounsberry
Rigga
Whitwell Mead Emery
Herry Armstrong
Bly Clerk
Richart Dorney
JH Monrus
W Woolfolk
Harre Clay
Blaney
E H Low Ang
Louise B Lott
HN Elmer
New
G E Gordon
H OC Martens
Raleigh
Thomas B Fry
R. A Feehery
J Leong
Metropolitan
David Lanton
H S Vandixer
J P Cethre
Raleigh National
Wo Matson
E. H Beck
A Raff
D F Kelly
B Brooks
F van Antwerp
Jon Meton
W A Coon
St James
John L Paul
Riggy
B. Boner
New Willard Pittsburg
W J Kerr
P Simphrey
W J Timbler
EL Prs
Iroho Porter
T Clifterd
Horsee Chrismen
New Willard
Richmond
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Kay
Cathn,Nicol
Clay
Pat
Navy Yard
Office of Publication
Deweloper Falive
Deep Run Hunt Club
M. and M. Association Promises Statement
Mast
Marshall Davis
Norfolk County
Edgecomb County
Ellett Lewis
Tarboro
Edgecomb
Gmewmoon
Newyork
Midgete
C. I. Smith
John Barrett
Internatonal Bureau of American Republics
South America
United States
Second Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Corporation Court
George Midgets
William Johnson
Charles T. Smith
Travera
Eli Dove
BE Stewart Smith
Catharine
Smith
Ferguson
Roberts
Harribury
Magets
Mr Smith
Brent
Mel &. J. Evang
Asaph
Wolfe Streets
Carlson
Cannaday
Washington Southern Railway
Mander
Potomac Yards
Elsie Brown
Chewaswstyen
Charlestown
W Va
Gustav Brown
Royal Victoria Hospital
Maintreat Canada
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Brown
George W. Haines
Spirit of
Jefferson
Mes. Mills
Gilli
Stkefeather
Ashewlis
Virginia Supreme Court
Spekial
Mar. W
Supreme Court of Appeals
Wallen
W ‘Throcknorton
L Holliday
H A. Pollard
Mitchell
City of
Isaae Diggs
Thiggs
Barnett
Wol Willams
Harry K. Wolcott
Appelless
Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Newport Newa Company
Fitlands
Southern Railway Company
Brammers
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Lynchburg Hostery Mille Company
Chesterfield Manufacturing Company
Virginia Guard
Tevesington
Seventy-first Regiment
Virginia Infantry
Roilida
Notingham
Owens
Captes, Leigh and Johnson
A. Newport
Lady
Daniels
Virginia Library Board
Baby
WCUE
Virginia Weddings
Ginners
Virginia Day
Capitol
Lieut
G. W. Sager
Leavenworth, Kans
Oar
Eighteenth Infantry
F H Beatty
Buffalo
J ¥ Parker
Dora
P Andrews
Camden
D G Nckiteble
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington, DC
JL Chargerton
Hancock
Aden
Prairie
Clenfuegon
United
Rhode Island
Ganitenamo
Scorpion
Santo Domingo
Bad Joen
Des Molocs
Guantansiys
Santiage de Cuba
Chas. H. Fletcher
Zoo
Evry
Hannum
Santiago
Prof
H. BD. Todd
Rma
Fos
Annapolis
Henry Davis Todd
Prince George Street
St .Annie's Protesant Episcopal Church
Metcalf
U. S
Dolphin
Guantanamo
Cuba
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Northwestern
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
A. Hutchison
C. & N. W.-Union Pacific
Clark
Saltimore
Oh Carrington
Danenberg
Omerring
Milton
W Roventhal
National Boston
J 4 Mingnard
M Murray
Joan M Morton
T Merill
Edward T Shipp
George R Shaw
George Zatch
M Cushing
Shore
California
Robert W Williams
WD Sales
Oakland
JC Hentry
Tag Angelee
Riggs
John Ayekaaning
San Franisco
Regent
James Iddha
Connecticut
George H_ Strout
Hartford
Leigh
EE Wilson
Waterbury
A.J Welch
JF Joseph
Stormington
Cara N. Mitchell
Atlanta
Tillinois
C S Crandad
Arbare
Charles D. Norton Ami
Nepeshey Fe
Massachusetts
P Keith
Cambrides
Levi W Taylor
Metheren
Minnesota
Nathan Nofce
Paul St
Jamez & R C
Soapson Morris
John Williams
Mise Williams
Duvith
Alice Amet
Charles W Amex
St. Paul
Missouri
Farrell
Roy Ff
Button
St Louis
Parks
Guttaro
Raleish
Shuttleworth
Atherton
Sidney Me
Dougall
Ruffeto
Tillman
John H Bedford
Syracuse
W S Henry
Miss Phillipe
Seratoge
F & Toxwall
Albany
Arlington North Carolina
J_B Hill
Raich
MacKenzie
Greensboro
Ni Hippel Ghio
Dans
Marietta
Hammond
Cleveland
Fletener
Zanesville
William Heftron
Cinciemnati
John Swan
Jt’ Wilson
Youngstown
Gail G Grant
Ruth L. Grant
Greenville
Tennessee
P Kinney
Haback
Chattanooga
Aucke
Wite
Doulson
National
RC Feta
Tyler
L Trill
Palestine
Wheeling
LL. Melons
Blanche Malone
Fairmount
Rayleigh GH
Musgrove
Farmington
Offick
Corinth
JF Healy
Elkins
Eo Ewing
Wheeling Riggs
C H Krastis
Charleston
United States Army
Philip B. Alger
Shoretem
Gaffney
EW Henricks
J. B Coghlan
Ebbett Foreign
Thomas Elkinson
Halifax
Charles Snowden
Berths A
Barty
Hotel
St Regis
Hewark
St. Regis
Cees
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