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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1911

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Virginia Obituary Roundup from May 6

Warsaw reports seven year old James Quillin died at his home. Eva LeConte aged six dies in Winchester with burial planned in Washington. D S Cash Confederate veteran of Caroline county passes away aged 60 in his home. Waller W Hockaday, Spottsylvania citizen and former postmaster, dies of heart failure. Mrs Emeline Stearns, 66, dies in Richmond while visiting kin. Richard Thrift, near Village, leaves five sons and two daughters.

Warsaw James Quillin Fanny Leff J.D Berry Rawleigh Haydon Winchester Eva LeConte Georgia Washington Fredericksburg D S Cash Caroline County Waller W Hockaday Spottsylvania County Hhs Marye Emeline Stearns David Y. Stearns Richmond Edgar W. Stearns Stearns Heathsville May Richard Thrift Village

Maryland Weddings in Hagerstown May Day Arrangements

Miss Mary Gehr and Norman Robinson wed in Greencastle and Mercersburg under Rev ADP Barnhart and other couples tied the knot in Hagerstown today. Royal AB Station officiated for Misaeatha R Hopp and James I. Mills ceremony. Body recovery of Chast iouns age! from It eona Pa noted. held for relatives.

Hagerstown Mary Gehr Greencastle Norman Robinson Mercersburg Adp Barnhart Pessio TD Eloffman Shadrach Mftuchaili Vunkatrewo Royal AB Misaeatha R Hopp James I. Mills Hantock Ware Albert Ebsmith Charles Young Iteona Pawoo

New Navy Trial Rumor Circulates In Norfok

Special to The Washington Post reports Naval circles expect a second court martial over the Puritan sinking. Congress may seek the board’s unpublished report which acquitted Capt Austin M Knight, with hints Admiral Marshall could be called to explain alleged docking provisions at Norfolk Navy Yard after the ship remained afloat twenty hours post tests.

Washington Post Norfolk Congress Austin M. Knight Capt Knight Admiral Marshall Norfolk Navy Yard Enlight

Missing Middletown man vanishes after long trip

Richmond via May 6 reports J. Sawyer of Middletown New York disappeared after leaving April 22 with 1000 dollars. Police are asked to locate him as foul play is feared. Sawyer aimed to reach Centralia Virginia to make a final farm payment of 1600 dollars after sending a letter to his wife from Washington on April 2.

Richmond E J. Sawyer Middletown Centralia Sawyer Tio Washington

Richmond After 1913 J C V Reunion Special

The Washington Post notes preparations for the 1913 United Confederate Veterans reunion in Little Rock Arkansas. Delegates to be present from Richmond Virginia have been urged by R E Lee Camp No 1 to attend. The Confederate Memorial Institute in Richmond is expected to be completed and dedicated at the next veterans gathering.

Richmond Washington Post United Confederate Veterans Little Rock Ark R E Lee Confederate Memorial Institute

Two Runs In Twelfth Send Roanoke Past Richmond 4 2

Hoanoke breaks a 2 2 tie in the twelfth, defeating Richmond 4 to 2 at Richmond Virginia. Wallace McCabe Shaughnessy and Gardin drive in key runs as Pressly adds an RBI. Richmond’s error and late scoring help Roanoke pull ahead in a tight extra frame.

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Maryland notes recount frost damage and local incidents

Hagerstown reports a quarter inch frost chilling early crops and cherries, with vandals damaging glass storefronts on West Washington Street. Other Maryland items note midshipman admissions at Annapolis, a Civil War veteran's injury in Oakland, Talbot road talks, a fatal trampling of a tramp, a jail fire in Ellicott City, and city and county financials plus a bridge collapse verdict in Cumberland.

Hagerstown Washington County West Washington Street Annapolis Samuell R. Deets James H. Deets Clarkspure Montgomery County Naval Academy Oakland James Cleveland Easton James T.voshell Washington D. McConnell Talbot County New Oxford Western Maryland Railway Ellicott City James E. Hobb Howard County Frostburg John S. Metzger Cumberland Hattie Meyers Mary Meyers Pennsylvania Steel Company Steelton James G. Meyers Willamsport

Peace Congress Closes With Trade and Boundaries Dialog

Baltimore May 6 The third national peace congress closed amid talks on commerce linking nations and its impact on war reluctance. John Ball Osborne urged trade ties to deter conflict while John Hays Hammond supported a permanent tribunal for settling disputes. Capt Yates proposed an international bureau to define boundaries in advance. The next gathering location was to be decided later by Theodore Marburg. Johns Hopkins defeated Lehigh 10 to 4 in lacrosse as a potential Intercollegiate champion if Hopkins wins next game.

Baltimore National Peace Congress John Ball Osborne Bureau of Trade Relations State Department John Hays Hammond America George of England Taft Knox Hammond C. C. Yates Coast and Geodetic Survey Theodore Marburg

Throckmorton Shuts Out Massanutten in Virginia Tilt

Throckmorton pitched a standout six inning shutout as Virginia Military Institute defeated Massanutten College 7 to 0. He struck out eleven, faced minimal scoring threats, and left Massanutten scoreless with bases loaded in the second inning.

Throckmorton Massanutten Washington Lexington Virginia Military Institute Massanutten College

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