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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1905

Page

5

Reunited at Manassas Society Meeting Honors Civil War Past

The Washington Post reports the Society of the Army of the Potomac held a two day reunion at Manassas Virginia with Ex Confederates and Union veterans mingling. Prominent officers including Sickles Curtis and Lee veterans attended. A McClellan statue dedication plan was discussed and a national park at Fredericksburg was urged. The event featured speeches by Newell Dwight Hillis and a campfire with mutual tributes to both sides.

Washington Post Manassas Corp Army of the Potomac Washington Ma Nassay Teoopa Dunel E. Sickles N. M Curtis Wasiington McClellan Wil Pe Mu Mommies Henry Cy Dwight Hartford Thig Wildnctad Ure Stwoloth Fle Horatio King Fieur George Round Connecticut Volunters Eamuna Furkhy Comander Ewell Courhouse Lonnes Gieut Lirnt Eteund Bull Run Potomac Virginia Moanasse Fitzhugh Lee Society of the Army of the Potomac Manasus King Appomattox Frank S Haliday Dwight Ninth Corps Alexander 4. Webb Curtis Curtin L. Curtin Brackett Brooklyn William F Cox Lisut Halliday Col. R. W. Tyler Society of the Potomac President King Freem Wlatkson Henry M. Clarkson Newmarket Fort Moultrie Star of the West Newell Dwight Hills Plymouth Church Beecher Grant Lee Newell Dwight Hillis Republic Pantheon London Weatimingter Vatican Louvre Jekdera Lincoln Orty I. Hillis Daniel E.i Sickies Richmond Fort Fisher Sickles Hing John ©. Black Society John J. Abercromble Abercromble Gen. Black Northern Black Corporal Tanner Manasane Field Bott Hun

Manassas Picnic Draws Visitors Amid Tense Local Divisions

Distrust lingers as lines remain far apart after the shooting incident. Carriages gather at Grant and Lee avenues for a trip to the Henry farm, nearly an hour away, with townsfolk urged to arrive early and bring seating and refreshments for a large picnic crowd.

Neck Gach Manassas Grant and Lee Avenues Henry Farm

Cadet Mess Hall at VMI Destroyed by Fire

The cadet mess hall at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington burnt early this morning leaving brick walls standing. The alarm sounded after 8 o'clock and it took hours to control the blaze. A temporary mess hall will be used for cadets while repairs proceed and fire class work continues uninterrupted. Insurance covers the loss.

Washington Post Lexington Virginia Military Institute

Man Convicted of First Degree Murder in Giles County

A Giles County jury in the circuit court found Morris Cremeans guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting George Kidd, an elderly man, in his home after Kidd refused to let him stay the night. Kidd died instantly from the shotgun blast.

Cremeans Giles County Washington

Six Buildings Burned in Newport News Fire

Six two story frame buildings on Madison avenue between Twenty third and Twenty second streets burned early this morning. Origin of the fire remains a mystery with $12,000 in losses. An elderly woman reportedly burned to death. During the blaze 156 German marines from the cruiser Bremen aided the response while Mayor Buxton led the Bremen's captainship for the assistance.

Newport News Spectal Washington Post Madison Avenue Leutenant Bremen Gecoptga Buxton

Mrs Maybrick In Court In Richmond Va

Florence E Maybrick and her mother Baroness von Roques appeared in Chancery Court over a motion in the baroness suit against D W Armstrong and others. The motion sought to tax costs on recent Washington depositions and the court sustained the baroness. Depositions were later taken at a notary's office. The two women, healthy, may stay several days.

Washington Raer i Richmond Florence E.i Maybrick Baroness von Roques Chancery Court D. W. Armstrong Armstrong Washington Muybrick

Sentences Imposed in Federal Court and Bond Sale News

Norfolk report: Judge Waddill sentenced G L Shirley for forging a money order with a $1000 fine or 30 days. he chose the jail term. Marines Russell Cole and Ivan Alley got four years hard labor for forging money orders in Atlanta. Darmen J James received 30 days for assaulting Capt Edgar Driscoe after prior delays. North Carolina bonds priced at 1.0676 premium to Beott & Hous and Webb. Virginia nurses meet. Graduate Nurses Association session at Richmond Memorial Hospital with 20 members led by Miss Cabanias. Cumberland timberman Sheridan Miller killed by a falling timber while working on the Knobley tunnel.

Washington Norfolk Waddill G. L. Shirley Russell Cole Tvan Alley Ware Government Atlanta Darmen J. James Edgar Driscoe High Seas James Tne Washingsen Rom Richmond Graduate ‘Nurses’ Association of Virginia Memorial Hospital Miss Cabanias Washington Post Cumberland

Virginia Weddings Ring Steunton and Others May 10

Virginia wedding notices from Staunton Richmond Winchester and nearby areas dated May 10 report multiple marriages. Couples include A Sheeta with Miss Josie Dinkle. Miss Violet Middleton to Mr. Charles H. Miller. Deputy Treasurer Henry Hechler and Miss Bessie Parrish. Mrs. fallen Dalton and Stephen Murphy. Frank L. Glenn and Nannie R. McCormick. Katherine Irving Cover and Dr. Robert McCheyne Glass. Ceremonies span home settings and churches with attendees and attendants named. couples plan a wedding trip and residence in Winchester.

A. Whitemore Staunton Frank L. Glenn Nannie R. McCormick W. H. McCormick Greenville Augusta County Winchester Angeroug Thomas Cover Katherine Irving Cover Robert McCheyne Glass W. W. Glass Henry M. White Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Kernatown County John M Steck Pride W. W. Glogs, Jr Margaret Dame Es Bell Rebecca Bell Godfreyler H H. McGuire New York Hudson

Educators at Richmond Hear Eastern Public Education Assn

The Eastern Public Education Association met in Richmond with Fraf. George L Aldrich presiding. Mrs. William E. D. Scott served as secretary. Reports covered manual training for immigrant children, household arts in education, and industrial handwork. Speakers included Mrs. Woolman and Dr. Bruce Payne.

Washington Post Richmond Eastern Public Education Association George L Aldrich Brookling Education Society William E. D. Scott New York Public Education Association John Milton Gitterman Mary Sc New York City Bruce Payne William and Mary College Mary Schenck Woolman Henry Turner Batley North Scituate Mass

Triple murder charge shocks Huntington and Utah ranch ties

Huntington West Virginia May 10 George H Wright arrested at Williamson after a fierce gun battle injuring Marshal Johnson in the leg He is charged with the murders of Alfred Wilson Albert Hayes and Andrew Jackson who lived on his Provo Utah ranch Wright fled the state and was traced to Williamson with a 38000 reward offered for his capture

Huntington W Va George H. Wright Williamson Marshal Johnson Wright Alfred Wilson Albert Hayes Andrew Jackson Provo Utah

Daniel backs Martin as Montague campaign stirs Virginia

The Richmond date notes Senator Daniel introduced Martin in Lynchburg and praised him, signaling active support for Martin’s re election bid. Montague’s illness in Chase City delays his campus return, with plans for his first post illness speech in Richmond next week.

Washington Richmond Martin Lynchburg United States Senate Daniel Montagus Gov. Montague Virginia Congress Chase City Montague

Woman's Home Mission Society Elects Officers in Washington

The closing session of the Woman's Home Mission Society of the Baltimore Conference M E Church South was held at a Washington church after a three day convention. Officers were elected with Romney West Virginia and Roanoke Virginia residents among the leaders. Adjournment followed and next year’s meeting was tentatively set for Washington.

Woman's Home Missi Society Washington Post Fredericksburg Woman's Home Mission Society Baltimore M. E. Church South Methodist Mt. Vernon Church Washington Romney West Virginia J. T. Williams C. M. Hawlkins Roanoke 4H. Ballangee Washington, DC W J Robinson Washington, D. C J. H Huhilmany Chesterville Essie Hoffman Linden Va India Hennage D. C J. B Perrie Westwood Md Perran Remington, Va Bevan Frampton East Baltimore Jeffries Lon Gallagher Winchester George B. Keezell Rockingham John Fox Randers Lewisburg Wiliam Melvile Moorefield W J. H. Robinson Asheville N C J. H. Light Methodist Church Educational Board J. H Light Mission Society Frederickshuro

Virginia Obituary Notes From Several Cities

Virginia obituaries report deaths of Blanche Fauntleroy wife of Dr Powell Fauntleroy in the U S Army Roanoke announces Anna B ferry mother of James Fury a prominent businessman in the city Fredericksburg notes Alexander Thatcher once with Virginia Shirt Factory died of typhoid pneumonia in Mary Washington Hospital Capt Philip Peneton Powell retired U S Army officer former Confederate captain died in Santa Barbara after Brights disease and a long career survivors listed. other notices include V P Commissioner of Revenue Pullen of King George County and local civic ties.

Winchester Blanche Fauntleroy Powell Fauntleroy United States Army Fauntleroy Staunton Roanoke Lg. Bmo Anna B. “Ferry James Fury Terry Virginia Fredericksburg Alexander ‘Thatcher Virginia Shirt Factory Mary Washington Hospital Bredariciebure V. P. ‘Omimiseioner Revenue Pullen King George County Gulvy Round Hill Baptist Church Bright Cuba Powell Ann H. H. Powell Kate Powell

Confederate Memorial Day Observed by Veterans in Richmond

The graves at Oakwood were decorated by thousands of Confederate veterans in a May 10 ceremony in Richmond. A parade of veterans and military units preceded an address by Attorney General Anderson.

Richmond Washington Post Oakwood Anderson Winston-Salem Norfleet Camp Theity Schools J. F. Shaffner, Jr

Missing Maryland girl found after abduction case

Olive Teresa Ingram, aged sixteen, daughter of John Ingram of Hancock, abducted April 16, located by detectives last night in Pittsburgh. Wm D. Margret, proprietor of the Barton House, alleged to have enticed her to Baltimore, is in custody and witnesses testified today before the grand jury. No indictment yet returned.

Washington Hagerstown Olive Teresa Ingram John Ingram Hancock Pittsburg Ww. D. Margret Baltimore

Suffering Women Cured by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a remedy for nervous debility and related ailments in women. It features Mrs. Dawson of Pleasant Ave as a testimonial and lists health benefits, cautions, and purchasing details from the Malt Whiskey Company in Rochester and a local seller in Washington, D. C.

1904 Dusty A. Dawson Pleasant Ave Duffy Duffy's Fure Rochester Ne . Shea Pennsylvania Ave

Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Tynesburg Va May 10

Grand Lodge officers elected at Tynesburg Va with Norman Ashby as grand master and others named. Rebekah Assembly also chose officers led by Anna Krause as president. Southern Railway Agents elected Candler as president and Crutchfield as secretary. Oneida yacht with Grover Cleveland sailed from Georgetown to New York. Lightning damages a Bahs bury Methodist Church steeple. Maryland Court of Appeals proceedings noted.

Washington Post Tynesburg Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Richmond Norman Ashby Culpeper Roland E Chase Clintwood Col. C. C. Vaughan Franklin T. Wiley Davis J. W.ferguson J.J Sherer Marion Sovereign Grand Lodge Philadelphia Frank Cassell Radford Orphans’ Home W. D. Hil J. P. Haddock P. M. Bradshaw Rebekah Assembly Anna Krause Lexington Celia Case Whitmore Lynchburg Edmonia Dull Staunton Edmonia Perkins Nina Coutts Chiton Forge G. Kennedy Greaver Charlottesville Iunner Guard Mis Andles Long Irvington Lizzie B. Whitaker Abingdon Southern Bananet Southern Railway Agents’ Association C. L. Candler B. §. Bugg W. G Crutchfield J. M. Gray C. H. Dayee B. Peyton J. Q. Mcpair Cleveland Norfolk Oneida BE. C. Benedict New York Yacht Club Georgetown D. C Benedict Grover Cleveland New York Maryland Court of Appeals Spechil Wacblngton Post Napolis Court of Appeals Consolidated Gas

Baltimore suit weighs City actions in tax court appeal

The case involves the Company of Baltimore City challenging actions by The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore and the Appeal Tax Court. It contends the proceedings in Circuit Court No 2 of Baltimore City, in No 64, concerning The State of Maryland versus G Harlan Williams, receiver of the Home Perc Insurance Company, are under appeal.

Veterans elect officers at West Virginia G A R encampment

Twenty third annual encampment at Parkersburg was postponed due to rain delaying the parade until tomorrow when National Guardsmen Confederate and Union veterans will march together. Officers elected include Department commander J W Shrower Fairmont senior vice commander J B Woodcock Martinsville junior vice commander T Marks Wellsburg and Rev Jere mah Engle Fairmont named assistant adjutant general. The Woman's Relief Corps will elect officers tomorrow. Prominent speakers addressed veterans at their campfire tonight.

West Virginia Washington Post Parkersburg W. Va GAR National Guardsmen J W. Shrower Fairmont

Death of Joseph Boone in Morgan County West Virginia

Joseph Boone oldest Morgan County resident died at Berkeley Springs aged ninety two. Native of Boonsboro Maryland he moved to Morgan County in 185 before. Survived by one sister and five children. Special to The Salisbury News May 10. In Rowan Superior Court Judge Henry R. Ryan set trial date for H Clay Grubbs charged with murdering his brother in law Orsand Davin in Davidson County October. venue to be moved to Lincoln Courthouse Thursday afternoon.

Spental Berkeley Springs W. Va Joseph Boone Morgan County Virginia Abraham Lincoln Boonsboro Thea Salisbury N. C Rowan Superior Court Henry R. Ryan H. Clay Grubbs Or . Davin Davidson County Rowan County Limon

Store Robbery at Stephenson Details Thefts

Special to The Wesmtatyn Winchester Va May 10 thieves broke into the post office and store of Chiles and Jolliffe at Stephenson in this county and carried off a large quantity of merchandise and watches. Nothing has been missed from the post office. Detectives are working on the case and several arrests are expected.

Winchester Chiles & Jolliffe Stephenson County

Educational Rally at Culpeper In Public Education Support

Culpeper Va May 10 The Co operative Educational Commission of Virginia held a rally this afternoon in the interest of public education. The meeting was an unqualified success. Senator Martin and Dr Charles Kent of the University of Virginia spoke brief addresses.

Non Culpeper Iva Educational Commission of Virginia Martin Charies Kent University of Virginia

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