Freshman Sophomore Ruckus At Local Colleges
Baltimore eyewitnesses describe a mass campus confrontation among freshmen and sophomores at several colleges. At the College of Physicians and Surgeons freshmen were daubed with flour and water, clothing ruined, and police arrested two. Johns Hopkins University saw nose injuries and furniture smashed. University of Maryland reported general acrimony. Professor William Simon was soaked after a flour sack drenched him as police fought to regain control. Amid the chaos, the crowd filled streets and cheers echoed.
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Baltimore
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Johns Sopking University
Dean Griffin
University of Maryland
College of Physicians
William Simon
Miss Mary Giles a Bride in Hagerstown
Washingtonians attend the H W Blunt wedding at Hagerstown as Miss Mary Giles, a popular society woman of Hagerstown, wed Harry W Blunt Jr of Gaithersburg MD. The ceremony was at the bride’s uncle’s residence with Rev J Pov Tyler officiating. Attendants included Kir siaur and Mirg Strut Wilson Giles.
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H. W. Blunt
Hagerstown
Washington Post
Flageratown
Mary Giles
Popular Society
Hiegerstans
Harry W. Blunt, Jr
Ah Stock Server
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Wilww Kenlnofi
J. Pov Tyler
St. John's Episcopal Church
Kir Siaur
Wilson Giles
Joseph H. Bradley
Washington
Blunt
Megul
Hepburn Yarnell
Virginia Ghent
Cary Blunt
Sprigs
Wastington
North Carolina News From Spencer and Salisbury
A North Carolina roundup reports officers from a Southern railway conference convened at Spencer with attendees from Atlantis Richmond Knoxville Oakdale and other locations. A typhoid illness struck Kempt Haughton’s son during a tour in Lenoir. In Salisbury a laymen’s missionary movement was launched by Reformed exarchs with Wilton Lampe addressing the gathering. A lineman died after contact with a live wire at Greensville and a hunting accident in Brunswick County left a 3 year old boy dead. A 9 year old was disciplined at Sunday school in Durham for theft. A Washington Post dispatch from Gaithersburg notes a marriage license issue for Charlotte Barry and Robert Pennington and a Bethesda political meeting featured Alfred Wilson Andrew Cummings and John Garrett.
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U. Mou A
Southern Railway
Spencer
Atlantis
Richmond
Knoxville
Oakdale
Brunswick
Durham
Wigeo
Spellbindera
Bethesda
Get. T
Demos
Alfred Wilson
Andrew. Cummings
John A. Garrett
House of Delegates
Newcomb
English Soccer Victory in Baltimore by Pilgrims
English players triumph as the Pilgrims defeat Mount Washington A C in Baltimore with a 14 point score. The Pilgrims prepare for a final city match next Saturday against a team of local clubs. Jacob Stein named Buffalo Baseball Club president after a stockholders meeting. George Smith resigns as manager.
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Baltimore
Association
Mount Washington
Ssuttalu
N.Y. Dot
Buffalo Baseball
A. B. Potter
Legel Company
Jacob 8
District Duckpin League standings note totals 390 493
Readable lines show district duckpin league results with totals listed as 390 and 493 for teams or matches. Names appear garbled but reference to Central and Avenue markers and player initials HM Ra K7 Geikert. No clear dates or full team lists available.
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Duckpin League
HM ‘Central
Geikert
Krane
Avenel
Amelie Rives' Mother Dead in Richmond Castle Hill
Mrs Alfred Langdon Rives, mother of Princess Troubetsky the authoress, died at Castle Hill Richmond Va after long illness. The Rives family, long prominent in state society, includes her late husband Col Robert Rives a noted engineer and Confederate veteran with links to Meigs and several railroads.
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Alfred Langdon Rives
Castle Hill
Richmond
Alfred Landon Rives
Troubetskey
Albermaine County
Long Tines
Mire
Hives
Mra. Rives
Wiliam Cabell Rives
France
Paris
Ecole Polytechnique
Napoleon II
Charles’ Lessepe
Algiers
Meigs
Washington Aqueduct
Jang
Johnbridge
Virginia
Col. Rives Offeran
Col Rives
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Richmond Andanville Railroad
Panavia Railroad
Probing Rogers death and cocaine arrests in Alexandria
A coroner's jury will investigate the death of Frank Tl Rogers the young electrical engineer electrocuted at the Alexandria Electric Company plant. Separately police closed in on cocaine peddlers with several arrests and a note of expected testimonies from Inspector Wheelock.
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Washington
AQT
King
Alexandria
Frank Tl. Rogers
Alexandria Electric Company
Moore
William Rogers
King Street
Demaine & Son
W. P.taylor
John H. Trimyer
Herbert Taylor
Thomas Chauncey
Maurice Wilkins
J. W. Goods
Young Rogers
George B. Wheeler
Knight
Young
Garvey
Feld
James Longshot
James Johnson
Joseph Dudley
Betsy Mason
Wheelock
Virginia Briefs: Winchester fines under Byrd liquor law
Mayor Baker fined Harry Chrismore Tony Graber Charley Fitzpatrick and Fred M Wood 40 each for Byrd liquor law violations appealed to the corporation court. Malaley a fruit raiser from Shoans Tennessee was killed when his four mule team dashed down a grade crushing his chest. De Molay Commandery members left Lynchburg for Danville for the annual triangular conclave with Bayard and Dove commanderies of Roanoke and Danville.
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Baker
Winchester
Harry Chrismore
Tony Graber
Charley Fitspatrick
Fred M. Wood
Corporation Court
Malaley
Shoans
Johnson County
Tenn
Bristol
de Molay
Lynchburg
Danville
Bayard and Dove
Roanoke
Virginia Weddings Report From Warsaw and Nearby
In Warsaw at Hague Episcopal Church today Miss Louise Sandford daughter of G. M. Sandford of Oldhams wed Howard Snead of Lancaster county. The couple will reside at Lancaster. In Fredericksburg on Oct. 7 Grant Osborne of Washington wed Miss Eva Stevens of the local area at Rev Williams residence. The couple will reside in Washington.
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Warsaw
Hague Episcopal Church
Louise Sandford
G. M. Sandford
Oldhams
Howard Snead
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Fredericksburg
Grant Osborne
Washington
Eva Stevens
H. B. Stevens
RA. Wiliams
Virginia Obituary Notices From Lynchburg and Surrounding
Obituaries from Virginia briefed: Julian R Peebles treasurer of Nelson county dies at 71 in Lovingston leaving wife two sons J R Peebles of Chattanooga and W S Peebles of Georgia and two daughters Mrs W M Tunstall of Washington DC and Evelyn Peebles. Also William B Grubb longtime Baltimore and Ohio employee dies at home aged, survived by wife and children. James Craig Fidale of Petersburg prominent citizen dies at home aged seven plus service in Petersburg cavalry. Maude Fulton wed to Harry Wintermeyer at Charlestown and Martin Luther Mowery of Hagerstown marries Sarah Belle Bryant of Mercersburg.
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Lynchburg
Julian R. Peebles
Nelson County
Lovingston
J. R Peebles
Chattanooga
Peebles
Georgia
W. M. Tunstall
Washington, D. C
Mias
Evelyn Peebles
Winchester
William B. Grubb
Baltimore and Ohio
Bright
Petersburg
James Craig Fidale
Patersbun
Petersburg Cavalry
Gna
Waa
Point Lookout
Samuel Martin
Spechal
Washington
Hagerstown
Welter Newcomer
Lesternburg
Staunton Hosts Virginia Municipalities Meeting
Staunton hosts a gala for the League of Virginia Municipalities and the state board of trade with delegates from Richmond Norfolk Portamouth Lynchburg Roanoke Suffolk and Waynesboro. Committees will meet January 6 to draft a bill for a constitutional amendment enabling cities greater governance latitude.
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State Board, of Trade
Virginia
Staunton
Richmond
Assembly
League of Virginia’ Municipalities
State Board of Trade
Beverly
Norfolk
Portamouth
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Suffolk
Waynesboro
John W. Crancock
W. T. Stead
Iyn T. Hott
Leo Judson
Thomas 8. Purdie
Board of Control
Cutettns
John A. Cutching
Walter &. Addison
R. W. Withers
Hugh C. ‘Braxton
B.D. Halsup
AID FOR CONFEDERATE WOMEN AT CONVENTION
Funds for Richmond home for needy Confederate women urged at Virginia division United Daughters of the Confederacy session in Lexington by Mrs Montague wife of ex Governor A J Montague. Two women are being cared for, an endowment of $100 is sought.
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Lexington
Richmond
Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Montague
A. J. Montague
Virginia Doctors Raise Dues and Elect Officers
The Virginia State Medical Society, meeting in Roanoke on October 7, voted to raise annual dues from $2 to $8, and to support a Senate bill increasing the pay for the U.S. health board and marine surgeons. The session featured papers on typhoid fever and tuberculosis, elected officers including President H. Bray of Abingdon, and announced future installation in Norfolk.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
Virginia State Medical Society
Norfolk
Landon Edwards
Senate
United Statess Health Board
Ros
J. W. Avier
Atongterm Mountain
John Grennie
Tatersburg
Hawley Martin
Lynchburg
Fredericksburg
Atouriet
Weigat
Brook BU
Soueth
Asserlet
Wright
A. Wintat
Fitch
Sry
Rosnoke
Stephan Harchberami
Catt- Jota
MLM
Peareon
Brlatos
G. J. Thosaphin Eynehburg
Committen
W. T. Drewy
Stuart McGuire
Lh, Edwards
Lawless Chosen to Succeed Norfolk Judge Portlock
Special to The Washington Yeoman Norfolk Virginia October 7 Joseph T Lawless a prominent Norfolk lawyer and former secretary of the Commonwealth has been selected to succeed Norfolk County Judge W W Portlock whose resignation was received by Governor Swanson Lawless political stance contrasts with Portlocks fusionist allies who favored another candidate Portlock had been in poor health and his resignation was unexpected
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Washington Yeo
Norfolk
Joseph T. Law
W. WN. Portlock
Swansen
Lawless
Commonwealth
Portlock
Norfolk County
Tagsé
Lawleng
Fortlock
Washington Pont
Harrisonburg
Max Hirsch
Laula Isaacs
Hass
Conrad Wil
George ¥. Sipe
Jack Lee
Lynchburg
The Washington Post Free Want Ad Feature
The paper invites readers to use its Free Want Ad department to post personal notices and reoeal wants without charge, describing the feature as a community service and a benefit to Washington residents.
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Washington Post
Post
Washington
Piedmont Fair a Success with Strong Entries and Fast Times
Special to The Washington Fort reports the Piedmont fair horse show in Winston Salem North Carolina on October 1 marked by record entries and high quality. In pacing Maxle Direst won in straight heats with Major Viceroy second and Earth Hungate third. In trotting King Ashby took the best time and Red Maggie Irene F and Rexhal followed.
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Washington Fort
Winston Strem
N. C
Maxle Direst
Major Viceroy
Eastern Star meet closes in Parkersburg with Wheeling chosen for next
Special from Washington Pass Parkersburg October 7 the grand chapter of West Virginia Order of the Eastern Star concluded its session naming Wheeling as the site for the next annual meeting on the third Wednesday in October Officers elected include Grand Matron Marie Sobanaki Wheeling and Grand Patron Aldis Davie Pembroke among others with Mannington St Marys and Parkersburg represented in senior roles
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Washington Pass
Parkersburg
W.a
Grand Chapter
West Virginia
Order of the Eastern Star
Wheeling
Mra
Marie Sobanaki
Sra
Aldis Davie
Pembrore
Gratos
Min. Sallie “Kugersars
Faveos
Petyon
D. C. Onder
St Mary's
A. H. Debentarter
Mannington
Tregmurer
Ade L Hyer
Sutton
Ase
Togertoll
Parkerapar
Capitalists View Norfolk and Southern Tour of Holdings
A party of capitalists and railroad men arrived in Capitalisns View to inspect the Norfolk and Southern Railroad holdings. They discussed the sale by foreclosure set for Richmond Saturday, with participants including Marsden J. Perry, E. T. Lamb, FR. P. Foster, Gov. Pothier of Rhode Island, and stockholders from Union Trust Company Providence and several New York bankers.
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Beaufort
Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Richmond
Mesaea
Marsden J. Perry
Norfolk of Southern
E. T. Lamb
Pothier
Rhode Island
Union Trust Company
Providence
R. J
New York
Legal Appeals Court Record Names Multiple Attorneys
The document lists numerous attorneys and parties in the District of Columbia and United States legal matters. It names Ana Ger Tuesday Deysbar 1 Ko, CF Digge E B Thomas, Thomas No 7 Shinmans Rabmer, Bell and Levensaler, McNamere No 4 Motewo, Todjat Harding, Jackson Unitad Bates, Pad Ryan Archer D W Baker, Richardsom Baaves poems, Vetords and Jonerh Selecon M Stresburger, Dough Hayden Batley No 9 Pariah vs Hedges, Leigh Robinson Holmes, Zinkban Lineweaver, D W Baker and E Hy Thomas W A Soombe.
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District of Columbia
Ana Ger
Deysbar
Dowslya
District of Callumbs
Attorpera CF
Digge
E. B. Thomas
Mieming
Attorneyy
Sones
Clinksonteen
Thomas
Shinmans Wa Rabmer
Attirmays
A.“ Bell
A.W. Levensaler
Toast McNamere
Motewo
United States
Attemens F. A. Todjat-Harding
Bose
Bem
L. Vetords
Jonerh
M. Stresburger
Adbine
C. A. ‘Dough
H. Hayden
Marcolius Batley
Pariah
Hedges
Leigh* Robinson
Holmes Courat
Zinkban
Lineweaver
Attornesn
D W. Baker
E. Hy
W. A. Soombe
Jewelers Missing Case Highlights District Court Actions
Disjointed records show equity court filings in the District of Columbia, involving adoption orders, bankruptcies, disbarments, and numerous civil actions. Names include Walker, Brantempurg, Brandenburg, Blomstead, Bulliven, O’Hanlon, and others amid complex docket entries and creditor actions.
Real Estate Transfers on Seventh Street and Northwest
A long list of property transfers across Washington are recorded, detailing buyers, sellers, lots and blocks, with prices and terms. Notable entries include transfers on Seventh Street, Columbia Heights, Meridan Hill, and Brookland, with buyers such as James Fletcher, Mary Campbell, and Emmet, among others, and prices generally at 10 dollars or per cent financing. The listings cover numerous blocks and squares, reflecting widespread activity in multiple neighborhoods.
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Florence
O'Brien
William
James F. Fletcher
Lyndon J. Guibert
Mary C.ampbell
Joseph
Atoer K
M. Ash
Mathew I
John J
Epell
Emmet
Pitt
Verimian
Bill
Francis A. Blundon
Susie W
Joeepb
Geathet
Ale
Groper Sag
Fmmphrey
John £. Payne
Auie Brent Fare
Shaanen
Ess Berenad
Trown
Tot
H. Chichester
Joseph H. Lawrence
Wilbur Ey Lawrance
Fifteenth Street
Best
Bof Aneel
Sadeux
Willian R
Norah B. McGee
Bame
Eva Mi. Bare
Nortrwest
Euoyne D. FL ‘Brady
Ann Previked
Friedlander
Lewis Galligher
Mount “Pubasan Tamer
Charlee H. Chambers
Columbia Heightr
James Martin
Ulli McClellana
Lie
Brock
Fifth Street
Fana @ stracts
Georgs C
Fumphrey
William Mawnan
Henry J. Ravotes
I. Square
Mount Pleasant
James A. Cantt
Dales Mi
Carter
Grace W. Carter
Incleside
Tecia
Breaninger
Catherlas & Hlerrem
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth Street
Central
Buldings
Jacob
Square
Merbers
Jabez Lee
Florence V'Tirtes
Sherwood
Brookland
Kying R. Sehwinges
Charles W. Blackwout
Albary G. Wimar
James B. Winer
Ben Lotusly
Plack B
Lewis A. Yates
Weenmans
George BM
Emmerich
Eerure
Elieabeth
Jobo C. Rokiot
George C Gerlian
Prancan McDevitt
Aunrleriy
Wood Et Ux
Heneut LL Schmit
Harry NM. Packard
Millie P
Geora
Duliua
Kpevece
Hupluel Av Sbanafelt
Richard G. Morgom
del Goldestere
Mad ‘Chariea B. Morgan
Carrie Gujéonbare
Siterwoot
Rudd
Ernest L. P
Seimist
George “M. Himmerich
Gu S. Square
Son
Joan L. Knopp
Isaac H Fryant
Meridian Hill
Jane W
Virginia
Henry F. Mooney
Ilabert B. Bloadon
Francie A
Columbia Heights
Jinnie C. Younger
Walter &. Wilco
George F Haas
Emma
Peel
Inco Hobebeck
Sama
Robert Lee O'Brien
Alvin G. Dell
Moore & Babboca
Joreph F. Warder
Susie W. Lean
Francis A Blundon
Marr
Goodrick
Colembia
Littie McClelland
Robert Tan O'Brien
Alvin Sele
Aecure
Jamse Martin
Charlie T. Chambers
Rational
Savings “and ‘Trust Company
UC Mecurmamen
A. Cahill
Dasid J. Durges
Yanra
Peremat
Semienavaily
Ernest L. Schmide
Francis
Donte Fan
Bane Property
William SM Newman
Henry J. Kapplerczuz
Flarenca
Price
Harry J. “Packard
Delos M. Carter Et Az
National Savings and Trusk ‘Company
la Secure Jamen A. Cibili
David J. Bualgan
Yer Ouyt
Seuilaunually
Braet L. Schmidt
Cunigan
Eeene L. Herron
George B. Fleming
Edward J. Hillver
William T. Crane
First Degree Murder Conviction in North Carolina County
Jorem Stephens, 27, a white man, was convicted of murder in the first degree for shooting rival sanitary contractor HR Shirlay in Wilmington last July. This marks the first white man capital felony conviction in the county since the Civil War. Sentencing set for tomorrow with electrocution at Raeleh. appeal to follow.
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North Carolina
Wilmington
N.C
Jorem
Stephens
Shirlay
Raleleh
Suprezze
Hung Jury in D. M. Murder Trial Discharged
In Lynchburg Virginia Angelo Hamilton was tried for the murder of Mrs Sallie Hicks after they left a dance. The jury retired at 4 pm and, after two reports of deadlock, was discharged before midnight. They stood 11 for murder in the first degree and 1 for second degree.
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Apecial
Washington Post
Lynchburg
Angelo Hamilton
Mra
Sallie Hicks
Cotton Town
Monument Dedication at Kings Mountain Marks Battle Anniversary
A grand ceremony at Point Pleasant and Kings Mountain honors the 1790 battle for independence with governors and legislators in attendance. A monument erected by the Federal government is unveiled on Saturday, while further commemorations include speeches by Govs. Glascott and Elkins and a parade. Confederate veterans gather in Parksley for a reunion with Judge Samuel W. Williams addressing the crowd.
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Welock
North
Sour
Taralina Wilight
Ferguson
Seviers
Johnston City
Tenn
Ovl
Fo Watangs
Campbell
Sheth
Sevier
Kings Mounte
Daughters of the American Revolutor
Smother
Buriop E. Hass
South
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Point Pleaant
Whitten
Gen. Grosvenor
Athens
Otte
Cul Bennett L. Yours
Louisville
FE. O. Randall
Columbus
Ohio
Gov. W. ©. Glagscott
Senator Elkins
James A. Hughes
Masonic Grand Lodge of
West Virginia
Cape Charles
Accomec
Northhampton
Parksley
Virginia
Samuel W. Willams
Property transfers and liens in Highview area auctions
Fragmentary records show multiple 19th century property transfers and loan agreements. Transactions mention Highview area parcels, lot and block references, monthly payments and interest terms, parties including Muncaster Fletcher McLeran Jones, and others like Columbia Beighte, Helena Griesneimer, Percy Thotapem, Hilton, Wardman and Wilson.
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Truat
Wpcation
Highview
Alranier Muncaster
Wiliam Fletcher API Johe
Percy ‘Thotapem
Walter E. Hilton
Willson
Harry Wardman
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Washington Loan and Trust Company
John Joy Edson
Corner
Ninth and
F Streets
Kings Mountain
Foint Pleasant
South Carolina
Tennessee
Finley
South Carling
Weby
Mre
Clara Dargan Maclean
Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry N. Snyder
Wofford College
Gov
Ansel
Kitchin
Nova Carolina
EL Finley
Washburn-Crosby Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!