Mummy fake exposed by DeLancey Gill at Carlyle House
Washington Post staff describe DeLancey Gill of the Bureau of American Ethnology uncovering a purported mummy in the Carlyle House cellar. W W Simpson admitted constructing the figure from plaster, rags, bones, and iron with loam and oyster shells to look aged, fooling scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Washington
W W
Simpson
DeLancey C. Gill
Bureau of American Ethnology
Carlyle House
Walter W. McCaffrey
the Post
Gil
Moore
Paxson Case Continues In Henrico Court Over Attachment
Mrs Bessia Paxson of New York and Washington sues Myrtle B R Gordon Searles for alleged alienation of husband Louis Paxson. Counsel for Mrs Paxson files for abatement of a $25,000 attachment levied on her Virginia property. Case continued with no trial date. likely to move to California due to nonresident respondent.
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Waanington
Richmond
Cabell and
Muler
Myrtle BR. Gordon Searles
Ludge Gooten
Henrico County
Virginia
John A. Lamb
Bessia C. Paxson
New York
Washington
Louis Paxson
California
Six Die From Sparrows Point Blast
Baltimore on October 5 reports William Murphy a 26 year old Black man among the Sparrows Point explosion victims died at Maryland General Hospital after the accident on Wednesday morning. The blast killed four instantly and a fifth died earlier. Murphy's death brings the toll to six. Other patients at the hospital were improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Murphy
Sparjrowsa Point
Maryland General Hospital
Murphy
Trial at wounded man's bed leads to three held
An Oct 3 preliminary hearing in Danville Va bound over C P Perrow and two black men Graves and Roberts for the bridge shooting affray that left Perrow in critical condition after three gunshot wounds and Graves stabbed. the case awaits next grand jury term. Other dispatches note a Loudoun cattle quarantine, a Pittsburgh man murdered in Wheeling, and obituaries from Fredericksburg and King George County.
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Danville
Washington Post
Aty
C. Perrow
Ea Graves
Young Perrow
Perrow
Milksupply crisis in Richmond blames express charges
Richmond dairymen accuse the express company of inflating shipping costs, claiming rates make milk uneconomical to haul from within ten miles of the city. With 4,000 to 5,000 gallons daily consumed and state events upcoming, producers fear shortages as they appeal for relief and fair pricing amid a milk famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Washington
Richmond
Aera
Richmond Ia
Express Company
Heard Son's Dying Grief Grips Town
A terse notice reports a resident named Heard Son’s dying grief gripping the community as locals react to the sudden hardship. Officials urged support for affected families and called for prayers and aid.
WILL SEWER PROBE PROMPTS GEOLOGICAL SURVEY EFFORT
A Geological Survey agent will examine Baltimore's sewage plant as part of a national study on Chesapeake Bay waters and bacterial activity affecting Maryland's oyster industry. The inquiry, linked to the planned sewer disposal works, aims to assess the impact of clarified effluent on the Back River and surrounding estuary systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Baltimore
Patapsco Ri
Court frees child wife in Maryland habeas corpus case
Special to The Washington Post from Hagerstown Maryland October 6 Marshal Sprankle of Thurmont and his daughter Mrs L Guy Barnhart appeared before Judge Reedy on a writ of habeas corpus The court freed Mrs Barnhart who is only fifteen from her father's restraint The scene in the courtroom followed her elopement with her husband and a prior divorce bill she filed for at her father's urging The husband Barnhart opposed the divorce demurrer and the court noted she could not sue in her own name due to age The romance of their elopement months earlier was cited in the proceedings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hagerstown
Danville
Corporation Court
Thomas Newton
Charlotte
N. C
Newton
Lor Thamas J. Ball
Trapezist Wins Hurdle At Lynchburg Fair
Special to The Washington Pym reports Lynchburg Virginia events with Alto Down Fox Hill Bell Minnis Thompson Ada D and Zack posting victories in trot pace and sprint races. In the hurdle one and one half mile event Tranexist and Gray dacket placed second and Nick third while Lady Chiswell rider was unseated but remounted and remained in competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judge Fauntleroy Buried in Winchester Burial Service Held
Indga Thomas Turner Fauntleroy, former Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals member, legislator, and secretary of state, died Monday in St. Louis. He was buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester this morning as Rev. William D. Smith led the service. Pallbearers included Winchester bar members and friends. United States Judge Edmund Waddill Jr. attended. Fauntleroy was born in Winchester in 1993.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Indga
Thomas Turner Fauntleroy
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Thomas T. Fauntleroy, Jr
St. Louis
Mount Hebron
Willam D. Smith
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Judge Fauntleroy
United States
Edmund Waddil, Jr
Eastern District of
Virginia
State May Settle Steamboat Tie Up Through Mediation
Maryland official mediates wage dispute between Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic and Maryland Delaware and Virginia Rail Road lines and their licensed deck officers. Charles J. Fox, head of the state bureau of statistics and information, offers services as mediator after meeting with representatives of both sides. Capt. Willard Thomson, general manager, will respond later.
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Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Charles J. Fox
State Bureau of Statistics and Information
Chesapeake and Atlantic
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia
Fox
Willard Thomson
Plate glass windows defaced in Richmond Broad Street
In Richmond Virginia Oct 5 ten plate glass windows on Broad Street were defaced with deep marks by a glass cutter or sharp instrument causing estimated damages around $5,000. The vandalism features curves, squares, and images across the panes. The note accompanies other local items from the same period.
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Washington
Richmond
Broad Street
Quake Felt Off Hatteras In 1880s Sea Report
Norfolk Virginia reports Diamond Shoals light ship No 73 observed strange behavior from August 18 to 20 with compass swings four points, choppy seas, Gulf Stream current disruption, and water color turning from blue to green, suggesting earthquake effects near Valparaiso Chile.
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Norfolk
Handon
Diamond Shoals
Valparaiso
Chile
Cape Hatteras
Noatheast
Gulf
Banquet to Mayors for Armored Cruiser Launch
A banquet hosted by the Roanoke chamber for the League of Virginia Municipalities and dignitaries accompanied the looming launch of the armored cruiser North Carolina. Governor R. B. Glenn and Brig. Gen. T. J. Wint attended with city officials, mayors, and Navy personnel. Walter G. Livezey presided. Cabell, Buxton, and Wellford spoke. The Municipal League elected officers led by Joel H. Cutchins as president.
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Washington Post
Newport News
Chamber of Commerce
League of Virginia
North Carolina
Hotel Warwick
R. B. Glenn
Glenn
Rebecca Glenn
Lieut. Shaw
Norfolk Navy Yard
T. J. Wint
J. Alston Cabell
Richmond
Swanson
Army
Portsmouth
BR. Buxton
Alleged Slayer Surrenders in Alexandria Murder Case
Howard Banks, a colored man, surrendered at police headquarters after allegedly shooting Thomas Elzie in the northeastern part of Alexandria. He said he threw the pistol into the river and stayed at a relative’s before surrendering. Banks was arraigned and held for grand jury. a coroner’s verdict found him responsible, and a special grand jury later indicted him for murder. Attorneys Machen and Moncure represent Banks with trial likely Friday morning.
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Howard Banks
Thomas Elzie
Alexandria
Lieut. Smith
Sherwood
Banks
River Front
Worth Pitt Street
Elzie
Gegsion
Brent
Machen & Moncure
Reception for Supreme Commander Markey by Knights of Maccabees
A reception honoring Supreme Commander D. P. Markey was hosted by the Knights of Maccabees of Alexandria. The program featured N. Floyd Featherstone and Dora Varney, with talks by Markey, Rev. J. A. Jeffers, Rich Landis, and Rena M. West. Committee members included Brenner, Sherwood, Bender, Bladen, and Hepburn. Funeral services for Hesselius Smith were held at 501 Cameron Street with Hov. William J. Morton officiating and Masons assisting. pallbearers named.
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Knights of Maccabees of Alexandria
D. P. Markey
Smepta
N. Floyd Featherstone
Dora Varney
Markey
Rev. J. A. Jeffers
Rich Landis
Fraternal Monitor
Rena M. West
The
Ladies of the Maccabees
M. A. Brenner
C. &. Sherwood
George E. Bender
C. A. Bladen
George E. Hepburn
Hesselius Smith
Cameron Street
Alexandria
Hov
William J. Morton
Christ Episcopal Church
Alexandria Washington, Lodge of Masons
Big Circus Snake Princess Dies in Suffolk
Princess a 28 foot long boa constrictor and 92 pound star asset of a circus died last night in Suffolk Virginia after indigestion from overeating. It reportedly lived over a century and was captured in India. At its last meal it swallowed nearly a dozen chickens. Skin to be preserved.
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Washington
Suffolk
India
Manchester
Found $400 on corpse in Ohio River drowning case
In Parkersburg West Virginia Ost 5 nearly $400 was found on the body of Jimmie Pall an Italian who drowned in the Ohio River. The undertaker instructed to bury the body at county expense discovered the sack of money strapped to Pall's leg. The amount appeared sufficient to cover a burial for a millionaire.
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Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jimmie Pall
Ohio River
Pal
Pall
Maryland Court of Appeals Dockets and Local Fire Losses
The Maryland Court of Appeals lists cases including The Merediths Ford and Jarrettarville Turnpike Company Baltimore Harford counties from Dat Umore County with Sylvan H Lauchheimer and David G McIntosh as counsel. Other entries include Sophia Krum vs Sarah Saxton in Washington County and Joseph L Haines v Elizabeth J Haines in Washington County. A fire report notes two summer cottages at Willoughby Beach burned, destroying contents and occupancy details.
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Rungeon
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Merediths, Ford and Jarrettarille Turnpike Company
Harford Counties
Circuit Court
Dat Umore
Sylvan H. Lauchheimer
David G McIntosh
Washington County
Joceph L Haines
Elizabeth J Haines
Evan Haines
Guy W. Steele
D N Henning
EB G. Weant
Howard Clark
Edwards Tower
Garrett County
Joseph N Phillips
Washington and Rockville Railway Company
Montgomery County
Cirrewit Court
Washington Fort
Norfolk, Va
A. J. Odell
D. Scott
Willoughby Beach
Death of Dr Blain in Virginia Parish
The Rev Daniel Blain D D a noted educator and minister of West Hanover Presbytery died at his home in Covesville Albemarle after a four month illness. Funeral services will be held at 11 oclock tomorrow at the Presbyterian church in Covesville where he served as pastor for seventeen years. Burial will be in Lexington. He married Miss Mary L Mercer of Williamsburg and is survived by six children J Mercer Blain missionary in Kashing China R H Blain Jr of Louisville Samuel S Blain of Roanoke Hugh M Blain of Sherman W Blain of Charleston and G R Blain of Norfolk
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Washington Post
Charlottenville
Daniel Blain
D. D
West Hanover
Covesville
Albemarle
Presbyterian Church
Lexington
Lynch Threat Near Suffolk Tense After Attack on Girl
In Suffolk Virginia on a morning in October a Black man named Underwood assaulted ten year old Leele Langford, daughter of W. J. Langford, grabbed her, warned her not to scream, then fled into nearby woods. A mob risk surrounded the incident as sheriff's deputies and bloodhounds joined a citizen posse at Myrtle to locate the suspect. A telegraph operator reported the last sighting.
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Suffolk
Myrtle
Underwood
Leele Langford
W. J. Langford
Alex H. Baker
Robert E. Norfiet
Citizens
Will Honor Capt Mountjoy Joe Kendall Camp Officers Elected
The Washington Post reports Warrenton Virginia October 5 a meeting of the Joe Kendall Camp Confederate Veterans elected officers led by Thomas Smith as commander and F G Beale as first lieutenant commander among others. A committee was named to erect a monument to Capt Mountjoy who served with Mosby and private donations including a gift from Joseph Bryan of Richmond supported the effort.
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Washington Post
Warrenton
Joe Kendall
Thomas Smith
F. G. Beale
J. L. Lake
Wiliam H. Lewis
R. A. Hart
J. RK. Bowers
7. C. Thornton
A. F. Rose
T. H. Robinson
William K. Skinker
J. M. Ssibeters
Capt. Mountjoy
Mosby
Joseph Bryan
Richmond
Boy Charged With Forgery In Norfolk
Henry Johnson a sixteen year old boy was arraigned in Norfolk on forgery charges for signing Dr S R Mackimmin’s name to a fifteen dollar check. Police say the pair tried to cash the paper at a local bank after Johnson fled his home with Wille Hobinson who was being sought by Norfolk police.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Henry Johnson
Richmond
R. Mackimmin
Johnson
Wille Hobinson
Reunion of Union Veterans in Marion County
Ex Union soldiers held a two day annual reunion in Fairmont West Virginia with 208 members when formed twenty years ago. Only 10 answered roll call this year as 800 school children paraded with flags after a street procession. Officers elected include J D Milan colonel John Jamison lieutenant colonel T W Boydston major and R E B Harr adjutant. Next meeting set for Mannington.
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Washington Post
Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
J. D. Milan
John Jamison
T. W. Boydston
R. E B. Harr
Mannington
Woman Drowned in Cistern at Maryland Farm
Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Maryland October 6 Mrs Bara Miller wife of Andrew Miller living on the farm of Mrs Mary G Bell south of Clear Springs was found drowned in a cistern behind a barn early this morning It is unclear if the death was accidental or a suicide She had long ill health and severe despondency She was fifty eight a daughter of Joseph Smith Her husband and eight children survive
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Washington Peat
Joseph Smith
Heavy license ban on automobiles in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland the city council passed a strict ordinance barring cars from operating as common carriers. Owners must pay a license between 50 and 100 dollars depending on car size to haul passengers, a measure to protect local cabmen.
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Hagerstown
Kuhnemann to Lecture at Johns Hopkins Oct 6 Announcement
Announcement today lists Prof Eugen Kuhnemann of the University of Hrostau and prorector of the Royal Academy at Poses as the Percy Turn bull Memorial lecturer at Johns Hooking University next February. Lectures are among faculty duties.
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Kuhnemann
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Percy Turnbull
Johns Hooking University
Eugen Kuhnemann
Hrostau
Royal Academy
Phese
Feet
University
Estate valued at 70 000 left to daughter in Virginia will
Winchester October probate reveals James W. Stephenson leaves about 70 000 to his daughter Mrs Luther A Huyett of Frederick County. Three farms and sizable personal property form the bulk of the estate. Grandchildren William B Huyett and Hina B Huyett and son Luther A Huyett are also named beneficiaries. Stephenson died last week.
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Washington Post
Winchester
James W. Stephenson
Frederick County
Luther A. Huyett
William 8. Huyett
Hina B. Huyett
WIFE-SLAYER LOCATED IN STAUNTON CASE
A. T. Clark arrives from the East and says his brother L. R. Clark will not face trial in Staunton for the wife’s shooting at Cole Bros. show. He cites physical illness and severe distress over the death, fearing the possibility of self harm.
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A. T. Clark
Staunton
Fitaunton
T. Clark
L. R. Clark
Attempted shooting grips Cambridge wife case
In Cambridge last night William R Hopkins of Laurel Delaware was arrested for attempting to shoot his wife after tracking her to visit daughter Mrs. William Clark. The couple rode the same bus after Hopkins pursued her from Laurel and boarded a train to Cambridge.
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Washington Post
Cambridge
William R Hopkins
Laurel
Del
Payne and Price Wedding in Virginia
William W. Payne of Alexandria married Mrs. Mattle Powers Price daughter of Mary Powers of Stafford County at the bride’s mother home. Rev B B Burwell of the Episcopal church performed the ceremony. The bride was given away by her brother W Powers Richard Payne served as best man. A reception followed and the couple departed for their bridal trip southward.
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Fredericksburg
Wilam W. Payne
Alexandria
Mattle Powers Price
Mary Powers
Stafford County
Gestarany
Burwell
Episcopal Church
W Powers Richard Payne
Payne
Child Crushed by Baltimore and Ohio Express Train
Hyattsville Md Oct 6 Karl Frank Kops six year old son of Frederick Kops bakery proprietor was struck and instantly killed by a Baltimore and Ohio express train at Melrose street crossing in front of his home about 630 this evening. The body was thrown twenty feet and mangled. Gate man Joseph Scraggs testified the child came from behind a local train and ran in front of the express. An inquest will be held Monday afternoon by Justice of the Peace Arthur Corr James H Garrison foreman of the jury. Special to The Washington Post.
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Hyattsville
Baltimore
Crosiing
Justher
Arthur Corr
James H. Garrison
Maryland Weddings in Cumberland Reported
Announcement was made today of the marriage on Wednesday of Joseph AL Grima the Democratic nominee for the home of delegates to Miss Lyle M Teel Rev Father Edward J Warder performed the ceremony at St Patrick s parish residence. The article adds a note about fraudulent mail scheme operators using post office box 1278 in Los Angeles and being denied mail service.
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Cumberland
Joseph AL Grima
Home of Delegates
Lyle M Teel
Edward J. Warder
St. Patrick's Parachial
Los Angeles Post-Office
Brookland Citizens Association weighs playgrounds and street projects
At the Brookland Citizens Association monthly meeting in the town hall a motion urged Commissioners to seek an appropriation for more playgrounds and campus at Brookland School. Readers learned of street improvement funds for Kearney street northeast and Monroe street opening. A bridge project over the B&O Railroad, with railroad share to be paid, was noted, and brick sidewalk work between Brookland block 4 and the railroad ROW from Newton to Michigan avenue was put to the assessment system.
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Brookland Citizens Association
Town Hall
Brookland School
Kearney Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Monroe Street
Seventh Street
Hunker Hmi Road
Congress
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Block 4
Brookland
Newton Street
Michigan Avenue
Bible Study at YMCA Draws Noted Speakers
A Young Men's Christian Association gathering at the YMCA featured Robert R. Gailey, Princeton center rush, and D. W. Edwards as principal speakers. Gailey heads the Pekin YMCA secretariat en route to China, while R. B. Firth, president of the Madras YMCA, spoke during his U S and Canada tour. Plans for winter include systematic Bible study with talks by Merrill Gates, Charles Nesbit, Sapien J. C Pierce, and Commissioner Macfarland. Refreshments followed in the banquet room.
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Young Men’s Christan Association
Robert R. Gailey
Princeton
Center Rush
D. W. Edwards
Mr. Gailey
China
Young Men's Christian Association
Pekin
R. B. Firth
Young Men’s Christian Association
Madras
India
Firth
United States
Canada
Hugh A. Thrift
Merrill
Gates
Charles Nesbit
Sapien J. C Pierce
Macfarland R
Hotels and names across major cities in a passenger list
A long list of hotel guest names across cities including Baltimore Chicago New York Philadelphia Raleigh and more. The document lists individuals and couples with associated hotels such as St James National Regent and Willard along with multiple state and city references and family names.
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Baltimore
L J Growth
Harry Werner
Albert Smyth
Bt. James
Hal Pemberton
National 8
FB. Patterson
Raleigh
George Whitnsy
Regent
Borton
W. A. Ricard
St Jame
P. F McGrath
H L. Bolton
National
Mrs . W. Reynolds
RB Cochran
Wires Bertha Reynolds
Ebbitt
R Greene
HL. Gerrigh
E. E. L. Taylor
New Willard
Chicago
Harry J.smith
St. James
Me Devitt
Francia A. Buzzacott
Charles Adams
Lotisa Gaylord
Lenin
Ariington
New York City
L Regenstein
M. Hughes
Maurice Allard
Samuel T. Turpin
Georgen Emerson
Joe Engel
Willem J. Smith
B. EB. Greentree
C H. Burton
P . Howard
H. Herman
Maurice H Barr
Londat- Derg
Georage
T. Hoisten
W. M. Burrows
A. Bartweck Wood
Fred C Reutline
Philip J Curran
Diclaon
Bigge
George Kramer
G. H Brantingham
Joseph Bamford, Jr
D.E. Buster
R Yngion
John L Schulta
Willard
Feiladelfeia
J W Enpetiimer
Florence M. Epechimer
Harry Eppehimer
C. Jordock
J. R. Lisher
HW. Mesoe
J Maher
OG. Gomer
AL Beveley
Wits
L. Berney
St. Incnessy
B Barney
Anne H Hupp
Mes
F Wall
G. Mourse
Robert P. Ball
S W Spott
Rise & M. Knox
H. Hallinger
Pittsburg
PITTSBURG_R. FP. McCutcheon, B. F. Obter
Bernard W. Brown
Marts’ Gluck
Fred Phillips
E & Thompton
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Vinton
Dickerson
King George County
Get
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Jack Eqtmonis
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E O. Edmonds
Fauquier
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Lucy
Standard Sewing Machine Company
Yrankii Street
Prentice
Thrilling Story
Sergt. Prentice
Mrs. Prentica
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Ife
Posalat
Earth
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Lynchburg
Asylum Committee
Edlal i
Eastern State Hospital
Williamsburg
Senate
State Hospital Board
Lane
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Washington Pont
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Nineteenth
United States Cavalry
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Savanty Wour
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Republica
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Hatteras
Gulf Stream
Lewcpinen
Lemy
Navy
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Moanoke
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Poli
W. Gilmore Beymer
Williams Travers Jerome
Joesph Conrad
Martin Egan
Capitol
Department of the Government
Allert
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Union Square, New York City
Everybody’s Magazine
Knights of Maccabees
Big Circus Snake
Maryland Court of Appeals
DR. Blain
Boy
Reunion OF Union Veterans
Marx Wineland
Washington Foan
First National Bank of
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University Hospital, Pittsburg
Beagle Club
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Beagle Club of America
W. G. Rockefeller
Green Spring Valley
W. R. Hopkins
von Danville
Charles A. Dixon
Seaboard Air Line
Monroe
Hila
Dixon
Mra. L. Pp. Dixon
Colored Benevolent Society
Magda River
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Harry G. Sanders
Luce & Davis
Rockville
Thomas G. Groomes
John Daniels
Fifth Regiment
United States Soldiers
Hampton
Georgia
William Bergshirm
Atlanta
Atlenta
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Auguste
Beleisha
Kentucky
C. A. Glascock
Flemingsburg
Robert Hopkins
Louieville
Louisiana
T. Ogleaby
Mias
J.A. Garth
New Orienns
AF Smith
Indian Head
St. Tames
Massachusetts
Mr Tracy
Springfield
W. Reynolds
Bertha Heynolds
Brookline
Shoreham
B McLean
Maxton
A.T McLean
St James
Thrust
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Clinton G. Haltenbsek
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Ang ¥Ite
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Altoona
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