Alexandria county road bonds plan to boost values
Promoters of a $250000 road bonds project in Alexandria County schedule a public meeting October 13 to present plans. A 18 bond issue is discussed to improve main roads near the county court house. Advocates claim better roads will raise nearby property values and expand access to Washington markets for farmers and suburban residents.
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Wext
Alexandria County
Washington
Lanai
Virginia
Tver
Werbi
Carriaré
Pford
Alexandria
Chat Mask
Murely Tolllow
Death notices from 1904 to 1909 with multiple obits
Obituaries record several deaths including Mrs Mary Galey Gwe Cannan of Kerry origin in 1904 at 77, with service at St Dominics Church and Mount Gilvet Cemetery. Rosa F, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jessup Beening, in Cottage Town. Otter Ellis, child of Mt Jiepty Mater, with funeral at Church of the Sowelack. Amos Rowatens, age sixty, noted in October 1909 at Mt Street North.
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Horan
Mary Galey Gwe Cannan
County Kerry
St. Dominics Churen
Requieay
Mount Gilvet
Downing
Columbia Wuspitad
Rossa F
Defiant
Iessaph
Beening
Tatorem
Otter Ellis
Jiepty
Frank Geler
Seventh Street
Erie Esidenge
Amos Rowatetns
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Advertised in City Notices
A fragmented advertisement lists funeral directors and embalmers with offices and contact details. Names include Geo P Zurhoest, William Lee, John R Wright Co, RB Harvey's Sons, and B J Jenkins. Mentions crematoriums, livery, and open day service options. Multiple street addresses and phone style cues appear, typical of a city funeral directory listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
P. Zurhoest
Entalmer
Tureral Parton Wi
William Lee
Ruibalmer
Commydioum
Rivaia
Ava
Teledonesinia
John RB. Wright
Con
F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST
Gaevioa
Mad ‘Nage
Teleptone
Q. B. Jenkins
Eri
Public road project faces tax fears of small property holders
The article notes opposition from smaller property holders who fear higher taxes, but promoters insist no unjust imposition and are carefully examining the bonding plan to secure reasonable profit from a quarter million highway investment.
Pritchard for good roads at Southern Appalachian Congress
Federal Judge Pritchard served as principal speaker on the second day of the Southern Appalachian good roads congress in Asheville North Carolina. M C Eldridge of the U S Department of Agriculture gave a illustrated lecture on good roads and Representative Kawkmall discussed The Mountains and the Seashore Connected by Good Roads. Also addressing the crowd were Col MV Richards land and industrial agent of the Southern Railway Professor Ribald Henderson UNC and W M Spoon of the State highway commission. The judge drew strong response from attendees after introduction by Dr Joseph Hyde Pratt.
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Southern ‘Appalachian Congress
Asheville
N. C
M. C. Eldridge
United States’ Department of Agriculture
Ka “Kwmall
Bloodhounds trace shooting linked to moonshining case in Virginia
Turner, a Black man, was fatally shot near his home after dark as authorities pursued illegal whisky operations in Christiansburg. Judge Moritt pressured Brame into aiding suppression, provoking mountain foes. Sergeant Anderson led hounds to Beav era and Ingram, both Black, under arrest. more suspects likely to be detained.
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Warblagtos
Christiansburg
Turner
Brame
Moritt
Anderson
Cambria
Wil Beavera
Crede Ingram
A C Tackson Weds Miss Adams in Martinsburg Nuptials
Miss Jetia Josephine Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard P Adams of Martinsburg wed Andrew C Jackson of Great Falls Va this afternoon at the brides home. Rev John B Douglas officiated with Miss Anna Adams as bridemaid and Crown Diet as best man. A reception followed with cake and tea. further plans to reside in Great Falls Va.
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Great Falla
Miss Adams
Martinsburg
Washington Post
W. Va
Jétia Josephine Adams
Willard P. Adams
Andrew C. Jackson
Great Tails
John 8. Douglas
Trinity Episcopal Church
Anna Adams
Crown Diet
Hancock, Md
Voters Challenged in Rockville Registration
Spectator reports Rockville Maryland registration scrutinized by election boards with lists of names to appear for cause next Tuesday. Republicans and Democrats both show parity in names challenged. Washington dispatch notes John Milan, uncle of Gov Glasscock, elected secretary of the State Board of Agriculture. Dr Archibald Moore reelected president.
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Welliington Post
Rockville
Glasscock
Charleston
W. Va
John Milan
Mannigton
State Board of Agriculture
Archibald Moore
Virginia Weddings Report from Oct. Day in Several Towns
The Virginia wedding notices list Delia Slaughter and Dr. John Sunter Sethy wed at Grace Church in Plains with the couple to reside in Warrenton Winchester. Other marriages include George Cochran to Mary Elizabeth Brown in Winchester. Laura Green to James Bennett at the bride's home. Luther Good to Neta Phillips at Rileyville. Agnes Kerr to James Moore Laird at the bride's parents home near Lexington. Hazel Bruce to Preston Smith at Gordonville.
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J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Front Royal
Laura Green
M. Green
James Bennett
Webster
Juuray
Luther P. Good
Neta Phillips
W. W. Phillips
Rileyville
Laray
L. Hammond
Mtethodist
Lexington
Oct
Agnes McCtung Kerr
Afr
Thomas Kerr
James Moore Laird
de’ Rey
William R. Laird
Danville
Whistle Creek
Gordonsville
Hazel Bruce
Mia
Richard Bruce
Preston Smith
Serties
H. H. Hudson
Virginia obituary notices from Luray and surrounding areas
Obituary notices from Virginia towns report deaths of Mrs George Bailey near Marksville aged about 84 and Rev C Thomas age 54 in Catatho with survivors listed. John F Wilson 66 found dead in Grayson county woodshed with wife and one daughter surviving. Mrs Marton S Revere 78 widow of Henry Revere dies in Fredericksburg leaving four sons and two daughters. Mrs Mary Frances Samuel of Caroline county dies at home after visiting daughter, husband and several children survive. Mrs Anne Farish of Caroline county dies after lingering illness aged 49 with husband and several children and three brothers surviving.
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Luray
George Bailey
Marksville
Unis County
Roanoke
W. P. Thomas
Thomas
Catatho
Bristol
John F. Wilson
Comers Rock
Grayson County
Fredericksburg
Marton
Revere
Henry ‘Revere
Mary Frances Samuel
Thomas Samuel
Caroline County
Clarence Collawn
Anne Farish
George
Parish
Caroline ‘County
Miss Lloyd Weds Hev Edward Dandridge at Virginia City
The historical Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Alexandria hosted the wedding of Miss Lloyd, eldest daughter of Bishop Selden Lloyd, to the Rev. Edward Pendleton Dandridge of Lewisburg W Va. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s father with Bishop Peterkin assisting. a reception followed at Bishop Lloyd’s residence.
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Washington
Alszaftdria
Historic
Christ ‘Protestant Episcopal, Church
Alexandria
Risa Mary Robertson Lloyd
Arthar Selden “Lloyd
Virginia
Edward Pendiston Dandridge
Lewisburs
W. Va
Peterkin
West Virginia
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
John Lloyd
University of Virginia
Bishop Lloyd
Alfred and
Cameron Streets
Dandridge
North
Portia Baldwin
Berryville
Marie Lightfoot
Richmond
Marion Tane
Hast Orange
N. J
Myers
Norfolk
Live Wire Fatality at Alexandria Electric Plant
Frank H. Rogers, 300 pounds, died at the Alexandria Electric Company plant after touching a 2200 volt live wire while performing work in a confined space. Coroner certified accidental death. Rogers, a Washington school graduate, left behind wife Clara Bowers Rogers and father William Rogers of 1202 King Street. No witnesses. a burning fuse alerted plant staff and emergency measures failed.
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Alexandria Electric Company
Welock
Frank H. Rogers
Washington
Moora
Wheatley
Willyam Rogers
King Street
Luther Hayden
W. D. Wicker
Wicker
Mr. Rogers
Alexandria
Murderers Respite Grants New Trial Window
Governor Swanson granted a respite to Calvin Johnson Richard Pines and Eugene Dorsey until November 19 to allow equal opportunity for counsel before the State Court of Appeals for a new trial over the murder of Walter I Schultz. Johnson faces execution Friday, Pines October 15, and Dorsey October 2.
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Swanson
Calvin Johnson
Richard Pines
Eugene Dorsey
Walter I. Schultz
Chicago
Italy
State Court of Appeals
Johnson
Pines
Dorsey
Lewis H. Machen
Richmond
Court of Appeals
Notables at Anniversary in Point Pleasant Va
Notables at anniversay events in Point Pleasant West Virginia mark the battle with four days of celebration starting tomorrow. Gov Ginascock and United States Senator Hikins and Scott are among speakers for the commemorations.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ginascock
United
Hikins
Scott
Robbers Foiled In Scotland County Burglary Attempt
Special to The Washington reports an early morning burglary attempt at the Dunmin and Dick general store in Scotland County. Thieves bored the front door, triggered a burglar alarm heard by Roy Fitz, prompting locals to pursue but they fled, leaving tools stolen from Miss Mary Sharpe’s house and from Alexander Johnston’s nearby dwelling. One shooter fired but no injuries are detailed.
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Washington
Hagerstown
Dunmin & Si Dick
Scotland
Roy Fitz
Fig
Webbbers
Mary Sharpe
Alexander Johnston
Geotlind
Johnston
Wumar
Receiver Appointed to Protect Lancaster Railway Assets
In Petersburg Virginia Judge Mullen appointed Paul Pettit as receiver for the Lancaster Automatic Railway Crossing Company Inc to halt a move to dissolve the firm. A Richmond stockholder suit seeks asset distribution, but today’s chancery action aims to preserve the company and its assets for the majority stockholders.
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Washington Fou
Petersburg
Mullen
Hustings Court
Paul Pettit
Ceiver
Lancaster Automatic Railway Crossing Company, Inc
A. McCurdy
Richmond
Haideva
Chancery Court
Newbern Shaft Unveiled For Rhode Island Volunteers Monument
Governor Pothier led a Rhode Island delegation at the Newbern National Cemetery unveiling of a monument to Rhode Island volunteers in Burnside's siege. The bronze figure and tablet honor the volunteers who served from March 1862 through the end of the Civil War, with remarks by Capt. John A. Reeves and Willam W. Douglas.
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Newser
Cel
Rhode Island
Bonors
Newbern _National Cemetery
Anc
A. J. Pothier
Twhods Island
United States
Willam W. Douglas
John A. Reeves
Natlorial Cemetery
A. P. ‘Burnside
iGov
Higgins
Miss Lucy Walton Bride in Norfolk Family Home
Miss Lucy Lan den Water daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Walton of Norfolk Virginia married Thomas Symington Janney of Baltimore at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony officiated by Father F Brady of Loyola College Baltimore. The bride wore white satin lace and was given in marriage by her sister. Out-of-town guests included Jean Flash of Arlington and others from D C Virginia and Baltimore. The couple will reside in Norfolk.
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Lise Jean, Falsh
Dngton
D. C
Andy “Men
Hontef Breckenridge
Fincastle
Willam
White
Wiliam Parrish
Arthur , Prevers
Richmond
Mat
Clara Bel Gamage
John Willam Gamage
Alvin
Fenroge Long
Georg
Booxer
Epworth
Norfolk
Kent Refuses to Answer on Temperance Question
Frederickburg addresses and Winchester reply show Virginia gubernatorial candidate W P Kent declining to answer questions from the State Antisom League president Henry Pearce Atkins. Kent says he supports temperance aims but rejects league catechism on legislation beyond his party platform. A Kent campaign address followed in Fredericksburg to a fair crowd.
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Winchester
W. P. Kent
Virginia
State Antiseroon League
Henry Pearce Atkins
Atkins
League
Jeague
Fredericksburg
West Virginia W C T U Holds Twenty Seventh Convention
Grafton West Virginia October opening of the twenty seventh annual West Virginia W C T U convention at St Andrew's M E Church runs three days. Frances Lefer of Mansfield Ohio national superintendent of physical education conducts a department school methods session. Welcome addresses by J M Loave mayor Rev J H Flanigan Prof T J Humphries and Mrs Laura White. Mrs Allie B Jackson of Jane Lew delivers response. Officers to be elected tomorrow.
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Grafton
W. Va
West Virginia
St. Andrew's M. E. Church
Frances Lefer
Mansfield
Ohio
Beretta
J. XM. Loave
J. H. Flanigan
Two Richmond Weddings Bring Local Nuptials to Light
In Richmond Virginia Amy Conyera Tutwiler, daughter of the late Thomas Harrison Tutwiler and Caroline Jeffreys Sloan Tutwiler, marries Dr Nathaniel Thomas Innert of North Carolina at the Church of the Covenant. The ceremony, officiated by Dr J Calvin Stuart, features a white charmeuse gown and Liles of the valley bouquet, with a reception at Ivanhoe Shlater’s home. After a wedding tour the couple will reside at 15 Expt Franklin Street. Earlier, Olga Werner married Richard James Venable at the Bride's home, with post ceremony residence planned at 15 Stuart Avenue after October 5.
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Richmond
Amy Con
Yera Tutefier
Alexander Mebane Hebyon
Lermingham
Zena Tatwiler
Caroline Selater
George Noble Bandt
Newborn
N.C
Terride
Ivanhoe Shlater
Floyd Avenue
Annett
Franklin Street
Olga Werner
Mas
Louis Werner
Richard James Venable
Danville
Stuart Avenue
Lovelorn Youth In Potomac Tries Suicide
Alvin Lowe, a young man from Potomac near Rockville, is in serious condition after self-administered poison. He was found writhing in the yard of John Ball’s residence. doctors report burned mouth and throat but say recovery is possible. He reportedly loved a middle-aged widow who rejected him in favor of another suitor.
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Washington Prat
Rockville
Alvin Lowe
Potomac
John Ball
Lowe
Anothran
Daughters Elect Officers and Plan Andrew Jackson Marker
The National Daughters of the American Revolution in Charlotte elected officers John Van Landingham regent Will iam N Reynolds vice president A L E Smith corresponding secretary Margaret Rankin recording secretary and H B Blake historian They also approved a granite marker at Andrew Jackson birth site in Stinion County with a $60 000 monument to follow. The event capped with a reception hosted by Shallotte Liberty Hall and Hailias chapters. In Virginia the state convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy opened in Lexington with Mrs C B Tate presiding Delegates were welcomed by the Mary Custis Lee chapter and local officials sessions extend through Friday evening.
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Washington
Charlotte
N.C
Congress
North Carolina
John van Laningham
William N. Reynolds
Winston Salem
A. LE. Smith
Margaret Rankin
B. Blake
Greensboro
van Landingham
the Daughters of the Confederacy of Virginia
C. B. Tate
Mary Custis Lee
Lexington
Edward W. Nichols
Lee Jackson
George H. Denny
Samuel B. Walker, Jr
Gegaion
Guard Officers to Ride Test Trip in Virginia Highlands
Staunton Virginia October 6 The field and staff officers of the First Virginia regiment patrol guard will begin a test ride tomorrow morning to Highland county with about fifteen privates. They will go to Monterey visiting and inspecting the battlefield of McRowell and cover 90 miles in three days. Col William J Perry will command joined by Col Craighn Maj Matin Maj King Maj Percey Capt Porter Capt Bast Capt Price Lieut Shadrach and Lieut Conglag Wagons with camp outfit left today.
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Washington Post
Staunton
Virginia
Patsonal Guard
Highland County
Monterey
Sand
McRowell
Wiliam J. Perry
Col
Craighn
Matin
King
Percey
Porter
Bast
Price
Shadrach
Bible and flag presentation at Frederickburg school
A public school building dedication in Frederickburg featured a Bible and an American flag presented by the Daughters of America, Junior Order United American Mechanics, and Patriotic Sons of America. A parade formed at the courthouse and moved to the new school with band music, prayers, and readings by school officials and local leaders.
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Washington Post
Frederickbourg
Daughters of America
United American Mechanics
Patriotic Sons of America
Washington Guards
Severs
Princess Anne Street
Prussia
Main
R.A. Witte
Cant
S. J. Guinn
De Bullet Seeks Divorce in Baltimore Society Circus
Special to The Washington 06. Baltimore Ohio 6 Salt for absolute divorce was entered by Mr. Mare De Bullet against her husband Julian De Bullet. The De Bullets have been prominent in Baltimore society, the wife being the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George Reuling, while the husband belongs to an old French family. Mr. De Bullet is a member of the Baltimore Club and the Bachelors' Coalition. The De Bullets were married ten years ago and separated a year ago.
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Washington
Baltimore
Mare de Bullet
Julian de Bullet
de Bullets
George Reuling
de Bullet
Baltimore Club
Bachelors’ Co Uilion
Special Grand Jury Sought Over Roanoke Local Option Vote
Judge Staples of Roanoke’s corporation court summoned a special grand jury at the request of Commonwealth Attorney Perkins to probe alleged irregularities in the local option election held last week. The Antisaloon League did not request a jury today. Perkins cited circulating fraud rumors in a ward and said the matter should be presented to the grand jury. The drys have not announced whether they will contest the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staples
Roanoke
Corporation Court
Commonwealth
Perkins
Antisaloon League
Hounds On Firebugs Trail In Lynchburg Area Barn Fire
Incendiary fire destroyed the barn of G. W. Shuler at Motleys in Pittsylvania County Virginia early yesterday. Four mules and a stock of provisions were burned. Bloodhounds traced the trail to a neighbor's home. an arrest is expected tomorrow amid neighborhood concern.
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Lynchburg
G. W. Shuler
Motleys
Pittsylvania
County
Finley Rejects Southern Railway Aid for North Wilkesboro Road
Delegations from Ashe and Wilkes counties returned from Washington where they spoke with President Finley of the Southern Railway about the North Wilkesboro to Mountain City rail proposal. Finley said the plan is meritorious but the company is not prepared to take stock in the venture at this time.
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Finley
Washington
Winston Salem
N. C
Ashe
Wilkes Counties
Southern Railway
North Wilkesboro
Mountain City
Tenn
Southern
Virginia Briefs Distinctive Local News Snippets
Frederick Tuster of Connecticut pleaded guilty in Norfolk to forgery of B M Wrecht’s name on a $00 check and received a two year penitentiary sentence. Eight bids for the Fredericksburg Federal building ranged from 9600 to 99000. lowest bidder was J B Stanard of New York. Fields, Bristol inventor, was found unconscious after a morphine related fall. The body of William R Dantes, resident of Batterges near Petersburg, was found on the Norfolk and Western track with a body parts scattered along the line.
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Frederick Tuster
Connecticut
Norfolk
B. ‘M. Wrecht
Fredericksburg
J&b. Stanard
New York
Fields
Wiliam R. Dantes
Batterges
Petersburg
Norfalk and Western Railway
Fleet Street
Eighteen Years for Murder in Gate City
Garland Compton was convicted of murdering Isaac Falk and sentenced to eighteen years in the penitentiary. The pair had left Sunday school when a dispute led Compton to strike Falk with a rock, Falk fired, and Compton fatally shot him as they fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Gate City
Garland Compton
Isaac Falk
Apell
Compton
Falk
Girl Dies of Lockjaw From Splinter Injury in West Virginia
Martinsburg West Virginia October 6 special to The Washington Post Miss Eine M Moler aged 16 daughter of Mrs Roland Moler of Hedgesville in the county died today of lockjaw. The death followed a splinter penetrating her arm several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eine ‘M. Moler
Roland Moler
Hedgesville
Wholesale jail delivery shocks Christiansburg prison
Charles Reimer, nearing six months for larceny, escaped from Christiansburg jail with several other inmates yesterday after bending bars. An accomplished musician, he had been teaching cornet and violin during confinement. most escapees left with him, except one boy who had just arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiansburg
Spada
Washington Post
Charles Reimer
Reimer
Missouri
Heimer
Bride Takes Poison Over Unhappy Marriage in Winston Salem
Mamie Reavis, living in Winston Salem North Carolina, drank carbolic acid at a friend’s home after months of marital strife. She had separated from her husband last week and is in critical condition with grief over an unhappy marriage cited as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speier Ee
Winston Salem
N. C
Mamie Reavis
Siven
Carnegie Gift Fulfills Greensboro College Endowment
A check for $5,000 received by the president of Greensboro Female College completes the $100,000 endowment fund. The condition was Carnegie’s pledge to contribute $95,000 after the college and friends raised $75,000, and the college met the goal within two years, aided by Carnegie’s conditional grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenabors Female College
Greenstory
N. C
Act
Greensboro Female College
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Friends of the College
Peace in North Carolina Junior Order meeting settles orphanage issue
In Greensboro a brief session of the Junior Order of American Mechanics resolved the question of withdrawing from the national body. A compromise allows a state orphanage by the national association and permits councils to place members in a funeral benefit society. Also noted is a trial update in a separate case: Anna MraKte charged with shooting her husband, Grant Mickle, in July, resulting in not guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Greensboro
N.C
Order of American Mechanics
State Council
National Association
Anna’ MraKte
Grant Mickle
Vane
Washington Free Wants Offer Encourages Residents
A newspaper notice urges Washington residents to use the free want columns to seek success. It emphasizes growth of the community as more residents find opportunity and mutual benefit, stating there is no obligation to participate and that vacancies or purses may change daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To-Kalon Wine Co
Miche Maia
Washington
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Proms Els Blackistone
Vth Sud HC
Saat Spears
Joral
Pritchard
A.C. Tackson
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Fashionable Throng
Virginia City
Live Wire
Schultz
First National Bank of Alexandria
Winnie M. Willams
J. 8. Fasrcett
Park Savings Bank
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W. A. Smoot & Co
Armstrong Estate
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Anthony W. Armstrong
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Janney
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Mies Warner
R. J. Venable
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Woods Hutchinson
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Evening Post
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Bible and Flag
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Virginia Briefs
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Wisbon
Edward Lwwinmister
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