Kills Child and Self Grief for Absent Daughter
Mrs Anna Labrisch, separated from her husband who is in Austria with another child, shot her year-old daughter Anna and then killed herself. She lay with the child across her bed in her brother Joseph Pole’s home on Eastern Avenue and Middle River Road. Driven by frenzy over the separation, she had been living with relatives for nine months.
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Anna Labrisch
Austria
Washington Post
Balttimors
Anna Sabrisch
Anna
Turing
Joseph Pole
Eastern Avenue
Middle River Road
Multiple Washington D C Death Notices May 1913
Death notices from Washington reflect several obituaries and funeral details for May 1913. Named individuals include John W. Almarod Earl Powell Thyrza Virginia McIlhenny Albert I Sca nland Luther R. Smith Robert A Waters and Benjamin Homans plus relatives and churches referenced for funeral services and private interments.
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Alnmarode
John W. Almarod
Bet Fourteenth Street
Homans
Elliott
Conn
Benjamin
Flushing
Long Island
Johnston
Earl Powell
Henry A
Eva B. Johnston
Ekuneral
Crittenden Street
Malenn
Thyrzaa Virginia
George A. McIlhenny
Miller
Jor. W. Miller
Suitland Park
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol Street
St. Peter’s Church
Scanland
Albert I. Scanland
Round Hill
Short Hill Cemetery
Smith
Iowa
Luther R. Smith
Calvary Baptist Church
Waters
Georgetown University Hospital
Robert A
J. B
Catherine Waters
St. Jerome’s Church
Disturbances and Vigilance Over A Family Tragedy
Relatives efforts to calm ongoing troubles failed as Mrs Sahbrisch faced threats. A loge watch by Pete and son was ineffective against her, tied to a death in the family and domestic strife. A daughter Mart Tt wore all Troy and endured a period of stress in a new home after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Saoraut
Eturdas
Sahbrisch
Mart
Col James F Thompson Dead After Train Accident
Martinsburg Va May 1 Col James F Thompson long prominent business figure and Democratic politician died after being thrown from a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train in Martinsburg yards He held multiple posts including editor and publisher of the Martinsburg Presse World director of the People Trust Company vice president of Shenandoah Pants Company and director of Crawford Woolen Company Survived by his wife and ten children in Martinsburg Washington and Clarksburg.
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Washington Po
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsburg Yards
James F. Thompson
Jaus Ife
J. F Phampton & Brother
Bveame World
People As Trust Companys
Shenandoah Pants Company
Crawford Woolen Company
Martinsburg Board of Education
West Virginia
Tulane
Weston
Hex
First Baptist Church
Hubert White Todgze
Masons
Knights of Futhas
BLP
OFE
Loyal Order of Mouse
Leon H. Ware
John T. Thompson
Stephen B. Thompson
Wayne H. Thompson
Samuel J Thompson
Annie T. Thompson
Mary J Thompson
Mirguie Iden
Washington, D. C
Ela Burgess
Clarksburg
Boy Dragged to Death by Horse at Maryland Quarry
Special to The Washington Post. Hagerstown Md May 11. Paul K Landis 19 son of John D Landis was dragged to death at Pittsburgh limestone quarries Marlowe 2 miles from Williamsport Md his foot caught in the harness while mounting the horse. His skull was fractured and nearly all his clothes were torn from his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Paul K. Landis
John D. Landis
Pittsburgh
Marlowe
Williamsport
Martha Bell
Thomas Rhodes
Big Spring
Rhodes
Store and Residence Burned at Inwood Fire
A blaze at Inwood in Berkeley County destroyed the large general store and residence owned by R. F. Whiting. Fire started from a defective flue in the store room. Loss estimated at about $5,000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Washington Post
Martinsburg
W. Va
R. F. Whiting
Inwood
County
German Societies Fight Jones Works Law Sunday Ban
German clubs in the city formed a committee at Amnon Gesang Verein to oppose the Jones Works excise law. They plan to lobby for an amendment setting Sunday closing from 9 am to 1 pm and may seek court action. August Schmidt of the Arion Society urged resistance, stressing clubs as educational spaces for families and music. The Washington Saengerbund will host a Wagner centennial festival next Sunday.
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Colanmina
Amnon Gesang
Last Might
John Webberman
August Schmidt
Tion Gesang Verein
John Waldmann
George Beckey
Washington Saengerbund
Arion Society
Club
Schmidt
Wagner
Washington
Peace envoy sermon Welcomes delegates at ten years of peace
The Rev. John Van Schaick Jr of the Universalist Church urged peace delegates to cultivate goodwill and kindness as the path to lasting international harmony. He praised peace societies, arbitration movements, and efforts toward permanent international courts, stressing the need for millions worldwide with generous hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Schaick, Jr
Universalist Church of Our Father
Stabbed Man Suffered Penknife Wound. Suspect Arrested
John Sullivan, 45, white, of 329 J street northeast, was stabbed in the left breast with a penknife during a rear alley altercation near 329 Missouri avenue northwest and was taken by ambulance to Casualty Hospital. The assailant, named John Henry, was arrested at Sixth precinct on an assault charge. Separately, a fire on Baltimore's Harford road damaged three factories, causing about $100,000 in losses.
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John Sullivan
Missouri Avenue
J. Street
Sixth Precinct
John Henry
Baltimore
Harford Road
Haltimoore Hub
Cosmopolitan Broom Company
Magnetic Pigment’ Company
Vote for Good Roads in Virginia Districts Sees Large Majorities
In Rappahannock Hampton and Piedmont districts report strong support for state aided road bonds. Hampton backs a 36000 bond by a 157 majority. Piedmont approves by 170 with one precinct against. Warren and Front Royal districts set June and June 10 votes on 40090 and 2009 bonds to build modern roads to government remonstration and boost apple region trade.
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Washington Post
Luray
Hampton
Pied Mont
Rappahannock
Piedmont
South River
Warren County
Front Royal
Hichen
John C Anderson Deadist Bristol Leader Dies of Pneumonia
John C Anderson, longtime president of the Pist National Bank of Kioistol and former Bristol mayor, died of pneumonia at his Bristol home at noon. He returned from Princeton and served on the aldermanic board. survived by his second wife Miss Williamson and four children. His brother, Rev Isaac S Anderson, is a wealthy coal owner in Lee County Virginia.
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Speual
Bristol
John C.anderson
Pist National Bank
Kioistol
Tenine Bristol
Anderson
Joseph Ho Anderson
Princeton
Williamson
Winston
N. C
Presbyterian Church
Isaac 8. Anderson
Lee County
Odd Fellows Convene in Roanoke for 77th Virginia Session
Special to The Washington Foo Roanoke Virginia May 11 Odd Fellows of Virginia travel to Roanoke tonight by the hundreds for the seventy seventh annual session to convene tomorrow morning and run three days The gathering includes the grand Tofige grand encampment and the Rebekah assembly Nearly 1000 delegates expected with many lodges joining in Tuesday’s parade A spirited contest is anticipated to elect a new grand secretary to replace the late T Wiley Davis who held the post twenty years.
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Washington
Roanoke
Odd Fellows
Virginia
Rebekah
T. Wiley Davis
Kingston Man Killed by Automobile in Detroit
Kingston Maryland loses Allen W. Tull, 28, son of S. Oscar Tull, while a law student at the University of Michigan in Detroit. He attended Western Maryland College and belonged to Manokin Lodge A F and A M. Body to Kingston for interment. Also reported a fatal fire near Hagerstown and Maryland Pharmacy Board reorganizes with Meredith as president, Bacon as secretary, Millard as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Kingston
Detroit
Mich
Allen W. Tull
S. Oscar Tull
Western Maryland College
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Manokin Lodge
A. I
A. M
Princess Anne
State Pharmacy Board
Hagerstown
Maryland Board of Pharmacy
H. Lionel Meredith
Ephraim Bacon
Baltimore
David R. Millard
Dunkards Meet Near Roanoke In 10 000 Strong Gathering
The annual meeting of German Baptists Dunkards opened near Roanoke Virginia with more than 10 000 attendees, delegates from across the United States, and services in a huge tabernacle tent. A dining tent seats 2000 and attendees sleep in tents for the five day session.
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Roanoke
United States
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WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Maryland
Rockville
F Street
N. W
A. Speare
Geo
M. Hindle
Ats
J. H. Small & Sons
Col
R. Harris & CO
Tokalon Co.,, Inc
St. N. W. Tigre
John van Schaick
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Bao
Oebia
Rappahannock County
John C. Anderson
ODD Fellows AT
Grand Lodge
Kingston, Md
W.gj.sloane
New York
San Francisco
India
Turkey
Arden
Midlothian
Rosshyn
Chaumont
Kalliston
H Street
Main
American National Bank
Bank of Mutunk Advantage
the Moore CO
Sea
N. Y. Ave
Old German Baptists
Old Order of German Baptists
Dunkards
Dupont Circle
United States Trust Co
N. E. Cor
Pa. Ave
10Th St
Seventh &G Sts
N.w
14Th
U Sts
20Th St
Conn. Ave
The
Post
the Post Advertisers’ Service Department
the Home Newspaper
the Sunday Post
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