Roosevelt Escorted at Dinner in Palace During Tour
A dinner for about 80 guests was hosted at the palace in honor of Col and Mrs Roosevelt and family. Attendees included Slatin Pacha, Sir Cuthbert Quilter, Bishop Gwynne, and others. President Roosevelt plans to visit Gordon Memorial College during the tour and may stop in Paris in late April.
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In a cryptic fragment a sequence of words and letters hints at a past event or note. The readable portion mentions a place, numbers, and an unclear set of actions. The text remains largely unreadable and non coherent.
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Fragmented OCR notes reference notices about a vet LT option and related items. Readable segments imply administrative or legal notice context with names and dates obscured by scan quality. Core action or outcome not fully recoverable from available text.
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DIES LEAVING PROGENY IN LAID TO REST
Liza Evans widow of Lows Evangel today aged 86 years, with four sons and two daughters, and 26 grandchildren, is mourned in Baltimore. She expired while seated on a rocking chair, after eight years residence in the city. She and her family are described through memories by her daughters and sons.
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Lawyer license withheld in Charleston trial
A Supreme Court ruling refused a license to practice law to Cock Foley of Charleston, West Virginia. The case concerns a contested seat and the legitimacy of the appointment, with proceedings noting a failure to meet qualifications and a disputed election to the bench.
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License Fight Promises Warm Evening Meeting
Citizens name opposition to liquor licenses in post election meeting. Prominent figures debate the ballot and discuss future regulation. Democrats oppose granting licenses while candidates discuss standards and enforcement. Held in Wat Ward, outlines potential April actions and polling implications.
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Seaboard shop fire destroys plant and wall damage
A fire at the Seaboard plant on March 1 caused extensive destruction to the building and surrounding structures. Authorities reported a major blaze, with crews containing the flames after efforts to quench it. the incident damaged walls and disrupted operations at the facility.
DOUGLASS F HUGHES DEAD After Meeting
DOUGLASS F HUGHES DIED SUDDENLY FOLLOWING A MEETING IN WASHINGTON. OFFICIALS INDICATED HIS DEATH CAME AFTER A PATHSCAT PROVING AIR AND TETHER. THE INCIDENT ENTAILED MUNITINSTON TETHER OF HATHAT AND INVOLVED THE RAEHINGRAY POST Hharte FOR WW VA MAILLE-DOUG. THE NEWS NOTES HIS BROTHER, THE CONGRESSMAN, AND THE SHOCKING LOSS TO THE FAMILY AND COMMUNITY.
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Health Office Births and Deaths Record Sharpens Local Notices
A health office compilation lists numerous births and deaths from local hospitals and clinics, naming infants and adults with varying ages and residences. The fragment notes include guardianship references, hospital wards, and specific street and city locations, reflecting a mid‑20th century cadence of vital events and memorials.
Disfranchise Race Cheaper Fare to Laurel
In Annapolis Md lawmakers debate a 5 cent five mile zone fare and passenger seating under a plan by Ms Marbury. Republicans challenge a German DIN measure curbing veto power over election judges while Democrats push to restrict voting rights. A 3 cent fare is proposed for electric rail between Tanzen and Washington with zone rules and transfers. Shelter, heating, and sanitary conditions are demanded at crossings terminals and stations. Oyster culture and agricultural board mergers are also discussed with bipartisan opposition.
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Boys as Black Handers Threaten Woman in Town
Frightened resident Caroline Hunt pried open a case of terror as letters with crude drawings of hands skulls and crows were sent to a local woman. Police traced authorship to boys, who confessed and were spanked while investigators warned of further action.
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Hareshee
Caroline Hunt
Revaise
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Obituary notices from Virginia and nearby counties
Multiple obituaries from Virginia and surrounding areas note deaths and brief survivor details. Individuals include Barreston’s resident Cimstapher Haves, Fredericksburg pioneer Michael Stanlan, Mayen of Lincolmshire lineage, Jamison of Brands Station, and Jones of the county. Also listed are Judge Waller Moward, Mary Henry, Cora A Meedy, Anna Teigley, and others with ages, residences, and limited family survivors.
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Maryland Weddings Markian and Shockey Tie in Lutheran Parsonage
Marylands Waynesboro and surrounding towns report several weddings on a single day. Mirs ly Emory and Blfer Shockey of near Blue Ridge Summit wed at Lutheran parsonage with Rev C H Roches presiding. Mizz Alice M Frice and Rush M Brown, both of Chambersburg, married at Grace United Brethren parsonage by Rev Gordon Rider. Mia Irene Chine j and Mitton Dittow, both of Bardy’s, wed here today in a United Brethren parsonage ceremony. Willamsport, Varly Mia Irene Chine j and Mitton Dittow of Bardy's area were married in a local parsonage ceremony conducted by Rev C W H Mutster.
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Alice M Frice
Rush M Brown
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Democrats Plan Strenu Campaign in Ninth Virginia District
In Bristol, Va., Bristol Peyton St. Clair and other officials chaired a March afternoon meeting of the Ninth Virginia District Democrats to plan Henry C Stuart’s congressional campaign. A special committee with one member from each county and Bristol was named, with St. Clair reappointed chairman and Alexander Stuart, CN Gey, R. Tate Ervine, and another member named to the slate. Republicans in Bristol also met to set a date for nominating their candidate, with Representative Slemp expected to be renominated.
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Teachers Prepare for Annual Eighth District Session in Alexandria
Capt WW Sweeney, superintendent, leads planning for the Eighth Congressional District Teacher Association annual meeting to be held in Alexandria. About 20 teachers and county superintendents are expected. The program includes addresses by G Bireh, Maym Pall, James R Caton, Rep. CC Carlin, and State Exam Inn EHF Russell. An illustrated lecture by L T Hamner is also on the schedule.
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New Trial Denied in Alexandria Case Rests on Appeal
Judge Laury Barley denied a motion for a new trial in the Enhert Render case against Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railroad Company. The overruled motion indicates the case will go to the Court of Appeals. Details note prior injuries from a wagon collision and later divorce action involving George Doyden and George Ly Count.
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Desperate act ends with attempted drink and burns
A Rockland couple quarrel led to a struggle over a bottle as the husband restrained his despondent wife who nearly drank poison. The scene left both badly burned by acid after the disruption. Separately, George Snyder, a mail carrier, was killed near Holidays Cove by a passing train. Thomas Biowers died after a quarrel with his mother in law in Barnesville. More than eighty seven mine applicants failed an examination in Bluetield. The Huntington plant of American Co and Foundry Co prepares stock cars for regional railroads.
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Virginia briefs highlight local appointments and incidents
Mrs Baldwin of Staunton elected Kings Daughters Hospital temporary superintendent while Ske Ucuil named superintendent in Caroline. Governors, ministers, and bankers feature in notes from Staunton to Frederick, including a jail escape reward for Phil Walser, a paralysis case in Petersburg, and church calls. A Waynesboro pastor declined duties amid local church conflicts. Freight delays, a weaponless theft, and a Cumberland bond proposal also appear among brief items.
North Carolina news items urge legislature on home capacity
Erectors of the North Carolina Soldiers Home seek legislative aid for new buildings and higher maintenance after applications for admission surpassed the home capacity. The Agriculture Department says no cotton acreage increase in the state this year. A Wake County road superintendent, 16, dies in a public park, apoplexy. A Woodley farmer, 69, dies at home. wife and large family survive. Other scattered notes mention transit and regional events including Maryland and New York connections.
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