Obituary notices from Washington Post style death list
Notices of multiple deaths and funeral details from Washington area obituaries. Names include Edward Huguesy Clark, Philip W. Coleman, John Joseph Cop chie, Kate A. Orgett, Deuphne Luckey, George Macwhorter, Arles M. Osborn, Charles Strorder, William Harr Spignut, James W. Springman, with residences in Silver Spring Mount Rainier Washington. Interment varies. services at St John’s Forest Glen Congressional Cemetery and National Cemetery noted.
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Clare
Silver Spring
Huguesy Edward
Oliver
Mary Stubbs Clark
St. John's Church
Forest Glen
Coleman
Philip W. Coleman
Company T Bigath Regiment
Michigan Volunteer Infantry
Hig
Opfinger
Order OF the Loyal Legion OF the United States
District of Columbia
Wasslaxtom
John Joseph Copchie
U. S. Volunteers
Seugedier-Gesera
U.S
Kate
Macwhorter
George Broved
Mary C. Maccues
Irving Street
Dansville
Dansville Amd Watery I ¥, Papers Please Copy.) tN—suddenly At Pittsburg
ARLES
Osborn
Strorder
Anthvast
Charles
Hus
Anta
Aervices
Crooklya
William Harries
Spignul
Batinv
Naverler
Maryland Avenue
Local Trade Ad Abbreviated Listing
Fragmentary advertisement listing prices and contact details for MARCHE CO and BLACKISTONE S with phone numbers and scattered items priced at 1.00 and 2.50, amid incomplete lines.
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Blackistone 'S
AW St
City of Augusta Aground Off Tybee Island
The passenger vessel City of Augusta, sailing from New York to Savannah, stranded off Tybee Island. Crews and passengers were rescued and brought to Savannah as authorities assess danger if seas worsen. rescue efforts continue with ships attempting to free the vessel amid rough conditions.
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Tybee Island
Savannah
Isunnah
Augusta
Tybee Tanna
Savaunah
New York
Ner
Women vote in Norway in pivotal towns defeating radicals
The article reports a historic turnout with women voting heavily in towns and against the radical government, while rural districts showed stronger support for radicals. The general election results indicate a mixed shift favoring urban voters and signaling significant political realignment.
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Vista. Noy
AT THE HOTELS
A fragmentary hotel column lists numerous names across states such as York City New Jersey and South Carolina. It mentions families and individuals including Maynard Davidson and several with Willard and Willard-related surnames, hinting at social notices or guest lists from multiple cities and venues.
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GivUs
de Molt
Maynard
Davidson
Headley
Wert Uradies
Misa Mary
Nachana
Alt
Me Ace
Howe
Wivine
H Hasdwell
Riga
TE Macdowell
Willard
York City
PhMp
J. Curran Tn
Ateassou
J.C. Koes
Aene Srulth
Walter
Saygen
Marlin
Winard Sittssurg
Jemen
Kuh
Wile
Aerte
Purdy
Tafts Marriage Theory Upheld By Washington Women
Prominent Washington women across social and professional circles back President Taft’s view that women should not marry for home or luxury but only when in love. They argue a woman’s happiness hinges on choosing a life with a beloved partner, though a few antisuffragists challenge the idea.
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Washington
Taft
Wahslington
Omftiel
Beechina
Mle
Van
Ington
Cobese Park
Wilbur Wright
Fife
Tat
Ridgely
William B.ridgely
Han
Wiliam F. Gade
Chamber of Commerce
Pala
Maeris
Theeman
Hannah B. Sperry
New Jerusalem
Andy
Aiel Shoul
Reine
Perry
Dra, Chapin
Frederick
Cha~pin
Ife
Hnengidons
Nile
Myron M. Parker
Coramon
Sénge
Mia
Paul Dulaney
Strong
Cart
Hin
Patt
Baronne A. Cacramist
Raleigh
Tim
Ales
Sien
Mr. Taft
Earth
Taft Speech on Love and Women Sparks Debate
A Raleigh discussion centers on President Taft urging marriage for love. Baronne A. Cacramist argues against enforced independence, saying most women seek home and family. The piece weighs happiness, luxury, and female nature in light of Taft’s remarks.
Rumor Of Roosevelt Death Debated In Rome News
In Rome a rumor claimed former President Roosevelt was killed in Africa. Doug Robinson and New York editors dismissed it as baseless. Mrs Roosevelt and family stayed unaware as officials halted telegrams to avoid alarming her.
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New York
Bob
Roosevelt
Africa
Doug
Jaz Robinson
Robinson
Colonial Office
London
Beaunite
Ethel
Mra Carew
Lieut
Comat Long
Col. Roosevelt
Long
Health Office Records Deaths List Messy Names
Deaths from a health office record show numerous misspelled and garbled names and addresses. The fragment lists ages from 8 to 49 with scattered locations such as 19th Street and Bladensburg road, plus several pairs of parents and children, and multiple surnames like Coppinger Colewan Gagging and Andrews. The text is heavily OCR corrupted and unreadable in many sections.
Two Washington Victorians Clash in Pistol Duel
Roanoke Va Nov 5 Meager details reach here of a pistol duel between Johnson and Leky two Richmond contractors near Castlewood Virginia. Johnson was wounded in the abdomen and survived as reports note the men’s employer Shea Co. in construction near Castlewood.
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Washington
Roanoke
Castlewood
Bluefield
Wica
Johnson
Leky
Shea & Co
Irhmond
Lekg
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Wilton
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Krom
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Pres Taft
Ralph van Deman
Remy i
William B. Ridgely
Mrs. Wage B. Gude
Enzabeth Connor
Callon
Phoite Mein
Mrs. Roosevelt
Rome
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Philip W. Colewan
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Hugniy Clark
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Teusine J. Jenmp
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Jomen “W. Carmody
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Alla Forguson
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the Wey, Jonn
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Sims
Georgie J. Mananes
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FU Powers
William J. Upshaw
Roma B.chiles
John Richard
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Tre Bost
Goodyear
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Rahese
Touxtec
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