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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1914

Page

7

Bride of a Chinaman. Factory Falls, Man Killed

Miss N C Rathell and William Wen of Interstate Evaporating Plant were wed at Rockville Virginia. Inwood Maryland. The couple’s ceremony after a tragedy followed by a fatal accident at a plant in Larrrowville with a $10,000 loss. A workman, young Fortes, died in the collapse and fire.

N C. Rathell William Wen Inwood Baltimore Re Kville Speaat Mittuishure Wo Wa Laiwooiwl Tooson Fortes Furies

White Shoots and Kills Tom Payne in Lynchburg

In Lynchburg Virginia a man named Tom Payne was shot and killed by White over a dispute reportedly involving 30 cents. The incident occurred late at night near a balloon venue. Payne died before medical help arrived as police investigated the case and White was taken into custody.

Tom Payne Lynchburg. Va Worthington Lynchburg Moab Laedag Paene

Noted Resident Dies After Stroke at Home near Leeland

A 64 year old man died Friday night at his home near Leeland after suffering a stroke of paralysis on Thursday morning. He leaves three daughters and one son. Also mentioned is the death of Mrs Henrietta W. Merchant at age 66, widow of Rufus B. Merchant, who died suddenly at her home last night of heart failure. She is survived by six children, fourteen grandchildren, and one sister.

County Leeland Brooke Henrietta W. Merchant Rufus B. Merchant

Escaped convict moonshiner captured in West Virginia raid

A U S marshal posse raided a moonlight still in McDowell county six miles from Kimball last night and captured operator Thomas Lawson an escaped convict who fled a Richmond Va penitentiary sentence for bigamy. The 23 gallon still was built of zinc with two small zinc tubs riveted and soldered together, unlike other West Virginia stills in raids.

Washington Post Pineville W. Va United States McDowell County Kimball Thomas Lawson Lawson Richmond West Virginia

Memorial Exercises Honor Creed Fulton Founder at Emory and Henry

Memorial services at Emory and Henry College in Bristol honoring Creed Fulton founder of the historic Methodist institution. The day featured dedication of a new administration building and the laying of the cornerstone for the Creed Fulton astronomical observatory and physical laboratory. Bishops R G Waterhouse and E E Hoss, Rev J Stuart French, and Capt D D Hulk spoke of the school’s history and future.

Emory Washington Post Bristol Creed Fulton Mory and Henry College Creed Fulton Astronomical Observatory R. G. Waterhouse Los Angeles E. E. Hoss J. Stuart French D. D. Hulk

Missing Pocahontas man found safe at hotel in Tennessee

Bristol reports that T. N. Levering, prominent Pocahontas businessman, was located by a detective in an Elizabethton hotel, ending the mystery of his disappearance. Levering reportedly left a note indicating thoughts of self harm and was brought home.

Bristol T. N. Levering Pocahontas Elizabethton

Mail robber confessed. Lancaster nabbed in Rockville

Farm laborer Jesse Lancaster, colored, 46, was arrested in Wheaton and confessed to stealing five United States mail pouches from the Baltimore and Ohio station in Rockville and robbing Porter Ward's Hunting Hill store. Officers recovered pouches, checks, and money orders. Lancaster admitted burning some letters and said he earned only small cash sums. Authorities consider state and federal charges.

U. S Rockville United States Baltimore and Ohio Jesse Lancaster Perton Whalen William FE. Yviett Saffen Selby Lancaster Viett Terminal Company Washington Saffell Ford Graham Wheaton Porter Ward Hunting Hill Ward Montgomery County

Convict McCusker Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder

In Washington County Maryland Claude McCusker was convicted of second degree murder for killing Justus Roman in the mountains near Hancock during a feud four years earlier. The jury reached its verdict after hours of deliberation and McCusker faces up to eighteen years in prison. His mother, present at the trial with his fiancée, fainted when the verdict was read.

Washington

Ex Soldier Killed in Mine at Chaffee Maryland

Special to The Washington Fest reports Orley Conners 21, a discharged U.S. Army veteran who served in Texas during the Mexican trouble, was killed by a roof fall in a coal mine at Chaffee near Piedmont late yesterday after entering despite warnings. He leaves a bride of three months. The item also notes Virginia society weddings in Harrisonburg and other local nuptials including Miss Lena Effinger and A Harris Browning, with several other marriages listed in Fredericksburg, Gordonsville, Heathsville, and nearby areas on and around Nov. 28.

Lancaster Washington Rockville Cumberland Orley Conners United States Texas Chaffee Piedmont Conners Harrisonburg Lena M. Effinger M. H Effinger A. Harris Browning Laramie Wyo Culpeper J. R.ils Yancey Ricard Purcell, Jr E. Purcell Misa Katte Baugh W. H. Baugh Keezletown Staunton T. Crowe Fredericksburg C. C. Swift Misa Lily Herndon Fraser Herndon Orange County Baptist Parsonage Madison Mills Alexander Marmaduke St. Marys County Garnette KE. Puller King George County A. W. Graves T. Parks Spotsylvania County Eliza Jenkins Stafford County W. H.urka A.T. Lynn Gordonsville Christine Mundy George Mundy Barboursville Kenneth Williams J. H. Williams Geer Greene County Williamsburg Anita Hancock Philp Hancock Keswick James Lynwood Bat

Fire destroys two Hagerstown homes in $19,000 loss

Cumberland Md Nov 28 Two houses owned by Mrs Michael Morgan were destroyed by fire early this morning, the loss totaling $19,000. Traffic on the main line of the Baltimore and Onlo Railroad Way was blocked for an hour.

Washington Post Cumberland Michael Morgan Baltimore and Onlo

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Cens F Street Stor Sey Ea] Rae Washington, D.C Hop Virginia Newspape Sarerive Honor School Creed Ful J. Lancaster Rockville, Md Claude McCusker Chaffee, Md Hagerstown 18Th St N. W Kilbourne and Kenyon Conn Randolph St. N. W Bet Kentucky Ave. S. E Lincoln Park A. C. Moses Co., Inc New York Avenue Lhe New ShLitt Crystal Rakemann Crystal Room G. F. Schutt Bryant, Mesers Shubert Keyport Bond Colonial Wine CO 9Th and D Sts the Society Clothes Shop Fashive
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