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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1904

Page

5

Diamonds Stolen From New Orleans Home Recovered In Huntington

Police traced Walter Platt from New Orleans to Huntington where he was arrested after diamonds valued at 6500 stolen from Mrs Theodore A Platt during Mardi Gras were recovered. He spent lavishly, while heirlooms were highly prized and many buyers were questioned as authorities pursued the suspect.

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Woman's Foreign Missions Officers Named at Ep The Episcopal Church South

Special to The Washington Post Staunton Va Oct 4 The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Baltimore Conference elected officers for the Episco pal Church South including president Mrs A M Wilton Maltimore and vice president Mrs JT Willame Romney Both Wise Virginia and Front Royal named secretaries and superintendents The day included committee reports and a talk by Helen Richardson on China work The next meeting slated for Alexandria Va. Richford va Oct 4 Fire destroyed the WR Jones Company window glass plant in Staunton causing over 80000 in losses with 3400 insurance The blaze spread quickly destroying five freight cars and other property The company a Federation member eyed restart soon

Washington Staunton Va Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Baltimore Episcopal Church South Mra A Wilton Maltimore Mra Willame Romney Wo Va Mias Niew Wisaltimore Mijas Jaga J Mayes Gelumore Wise Virginia Massie Front Eyerial Washington Post Wooka WR Jones Company Fie Neur Federation of Window Giusa Companies Virginia Christian Missionary Society Virginia Lynchburg Sunday School Association of Court Street Methodist Church Marlon Lawrence Toledo Baines New Jersey International Sunday School Asociation Association

Injured in Street Car Collision at Norfolk Crossing

Reports from Norfolk detail injuries after a street crossing collision involving a Seaboard Air Line steam engine and a Port Norfolk trolley. Among those affected are guest Horton at the hotel and a local resident, with hospital conditions described and medical concerns noted.

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Virginia Weddings Highlight Local Nuptials and Double Ceremony

Oct fourth saw Emma Lourie Senman wed Arthur Lee Mattei at St John German Lutheran in Richmond. A dawn double ceremony united Nelite Campbell Taylor to John E Walters of New York and Anna Hiclie Taylor to Robert Fleming of Petersburg. Frances Lilian Young wed Nelsen Edwards at the bride’s father residence in Fredericksburg with a small gathering. the couple will live in the city.

Ditimund Get Emma Lourie Senman Arthur Lee Mattei Noen St. Johna Frichwerd Mra UW Laster Mise Nelite Campbell Taylor John E. Walters New York Annia Hiclie Taylor Robert Fleming Petersburg Frederisketmig Nelsen Edwards Frances Lilian Young Alexander Young Falmouil Milas Nanale Willie Hughan Bent Scan Hey Decatur Edwards Edwards Niewera Prref Achlye

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Banquet in Norfolk

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts held its 27th field day exercises in Norfolk and hosted a banquet for over four hundred guests including army and navy officers. Toasts honored the President, Virginia, Massachusetts, Norfolk, Boston, the U S Army, the Navy, the National Guard, and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery. An oyster roast followed on Lynnhaven Bay before the group departed for Old Point and Washington.

Washington Post Norfolk Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Massachusetts Army Navy Naval Station Old Point J. M. Asher United States D. Lawrence Groner Commonwealth of Virginia Fithugh Lee Commonwealth of Massachusette John C. Surke Lowell Maze Bruce S Mmons Boston W A Morse Boron United States Army H. E. Winslow States Navy E Dillingham National Guard J. Freak Quppiee Baltimore J Stearns Cushing Norwood Yas Alan Hudeos Brockton Main Lynnhaven Bay Board of Arede Business Men Associacy Old Deine Washington Alfred P. Robbie Robert Callahan J F Cannady A. W. Tonsley W. L. Callahan Fred Stopford Homer B. Grant D Powers Fred T. Austin John C Wiss C. P. Tinsley L. P. Waldron

Woman Foiled Assailant in West Virginia Stranger

In Wheelleg, West Virginia, on October 4, Mrs. Charlie A Barnett stopped a stranger from assaulting her five year old daughter Willa. She seized, held, and wrestled the attacker until police arrived. The man, John Farmer, a laborer and native of England, was locked up with bonds set at 10000. Special to The Washington Post. Lexington, Virginia report: Washington and Lee freshmen defeated sophomores in a bowl fight, score 22 to 16, with 100 freshmen and 60 sophomores participating. Prof. Crow, Students White, Stone, timekeeper Dr. Howe, bowlman P. Collins of Florida. trophy bowl donated by B. F. Kirkpatrick of Lynchburg. 9 Negro Sentenced to Be Hanged in Charlotte, October 4: Ben Clark, who killed Chief of Police B. E. Hamrick of Shelby and wounded ten officers, was convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to be hanged October 28. He was badly wounded by another officer after the shooting. jury deliberated ten minutes.

Washington Post Wheelleg W. Va Charlie A Barnett Willa John Farmer England Lexington Washington and Lee University Crow White Stone Dr. Howe P. Collins Florida Bowlman B. F. Kirkpatrick Lynchburg Charlotte N. C Ben Clark Pollen B. E Hamrick Shelby Mgio Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Samuel J. Dunlap United States Army Southern Railway Beltis Lena K. Hicks Jefferson Street Crockett H le Brand Prince William County North Lee Street Daey Deeds Bland Corporation Commonwealth John Whalen Bailey Messrs. Machen Moncure Ard Court of Appeals Campbell Carrington Washington Charles H. Kane South Washington Street Allen Buspiston Lewis Jones Kane Jones Reform Acoo Alexandria ‘Hospital Occoquan Washington-Southern Hagerstown North Cumberland Presbyterian Church Baltimore John Lee Allison Westminster Church

Unknown Negro Fatally Injured Thief Caught

Alexandria brief notes report an unknown Black man fatally injured after a train incident and a thief caught. The report covers a perjury arrest of Samuel J. Dunlap over a marriage license involving a minor, a drunken disorderly case, a grand larceny appeal, a missing watch case, and a hospital witness. Authorities and local residents are named.

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Firm Changes Ownership of Dry Goods Stand in City

The Goodloe Tackett firm takes possession of the northeast corner stand at King and Pitt streets from Tackett & Marshall. New partner A L Goodloe Jr of Culpeper Va will manage, with C E Tackett of New York as buyer while Tackett remains in NYC.

Goodloe & Co King and Pitt Streets Tackett & Marshall A. L. Goodloe, Jr Culpeper C. E. Tackett

Washington Presbytery elects Radcliffe moderator in Kensington

The Washington Presbytery met in Warner Memorial Church Kensington electing Dr Wallace Radcliffe pastor of New York Avenue Church Washington as moderator. Replacing Dr J P Kumter as clerk were Dr B F Bittinger and Charles Albert Smith. Committees named include bill and overtures and minutes to the 1966 general assembly. Routine business dominated the sessions and ministers spoke on various matters.

Wallace Radcliffe New York Avenue Church Chasen Washington Post Rorkville Washington Presbytery Warner Memorial Church Kensington J. P. BE. Kumter John Gordon H. Carrington Harry G. Kimball General Assembly Albert Hans William M. Terrell N. H. Miler Walter H. Stone William Somerville Irwin B Minton

Grape-Nuts Claims Cure After 20 Years of Illness

A Chicago physician recounts his self case with nervous dyspepsia and nerve trouble lasting over two decades. After trying many treatments, he found relief after switching to Grape-Nuts, reporting weight gain and restored health within three weeks. He praises the food’s digestibility and urges readers to try it as a cure.

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Repudiates the Lottery Scheme In Panama Fraud Probe

A Panama lottery fraud ring operated through local agents selling tickets nationwide. A letter from Panama’s president denied any Panama lottery existed, calling the U S scheme fraudulent. Federal agents traced headquarters to Chicago and plan arrests. Maryland Court of Appeals hears October term cases, with several docket items listed. Serious injuries from a Mount Zion fight and multiple obituaries follow in Rockville and Winchester notices. Admiral Schley and Japanese student Kitagaki appear in Annapolis civic and naval academy contexts.

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Roosevelt Songs In The Adirondacks Campaign Poem

Editor Fost presents Adirondack campaign poetry with Nixonlike notes as a prominent farmer and locals are described. The piece includes a long beard and political jabs toward Parker and Tammany figures, plus lines about marching on and a chorus referencing John Brown and glory.

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Mahatmas Ordeal At Temple Amid Arrows Ceremony

Srimat Murugasa Swamigii, a Hindu devotee, endured 12000 silver arrows pierced in his body during Kavady rites. About ten men fixed arrows from 10 am to 2:30 pm, then he wore iron-spiked slippers and walked from Amman temple to Kandaswamy Temple with 1000 devotees singing Devarams. Milk and water were poured at the temple entrance, and all arrows were removed. He previously performed a 10000-arrow ritual in Penang.

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