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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1905

Page

8

Millionaire Ryan funds Richmond cathedral vaults plan

New York and Virginia magnate Thomas F. Ryan secures papal permission for burial vaults in the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond. The vaults, directed by Mrs. Ryan and located under the altar, will hold Ryan and his family and the diocese bishops, with overall costs near a half million dollars as construction proceeds.

New York Virginia Muulti Pope Washington Post Richmond Cathedral of the Sacred Heart Thomas F. Ryan Ryan Sir Ryan United States Uusiness Equitable Life Assurance Seciety Nhs

Long Ago Murder Charge Arrest in Russell County

Special to The Weslington Post Tasertell Ve Oct 8 Constable C H Sturt Jute arrested John H Davis at Cedu Bluff on a murder charge. Davis allegedly aided in a shooting that killed George Steel at Swords Coch in Russell County Va years ago. A man named Martin involved in the killing died in prison from consumption. Davis had left the county, then returned and was jailed in Lebanon county seat awaiting grand jury action.

Weslington C. H. Sturt John H. Davis Cedu Bluff Davis George Steel Swords Coch Russell County Martin St Aid Watstale Lebanon Russell

Conference draws to close at Moundsville session

Special report from West Morgantown Virginia notes the Methodist Conference voted to hold the next annual session at Moundsville and that the present conference will adjourn soon. Bishop Goodsell and the conference council prepared the appointment list read tomorrow evening. Memorial services filled the day with sermons across several churches.

Morgantown Methodist Conference Moundsville Goodsell Conference Council Devotinn J. K. Fitnwater Methodist Church J. K. Grimes AL E Resteger Baptist Church V. A. Hanna EO D Felisis Christian Church E. L. Burre E. Si Hannah Methodist Protestant Church D. H Clark Presbyterian Church

Deaths of Mrs Mary Winders and George E Brooke

Maryland obituary notices report Mary Winders of Hagerstown age 74 died after illness at her son in law Joseph E Newcomer’s home. Survived by William R Winders of Benevola and Mrs Joseph E Newcomer. Also reported is the death of George E Brooke of Brookeville Grove Sandy Spring age 92 near ninety three after a long life as a devoted Democrat and friend to Gov Warfield. survived by three children Mrs James P B Stabler, Mrs Charles Kirk, and Charles E Brooke.

Hngerstown Mary Winders Josepl LE Newcomer Samuel Maysiles Wiliam R Winders Benevola Joseph E Newcomer Hagerstorn Cumberland Del Bensuem Knepfer Wellersburg Jurion Frostburg Connellsville Mason and Dixon Line United States Rock George E Brooke Montgomery County Broolm Grove Sandy Spring Mr Stoake Ia George Gov. Warfield James PB. Stabler Washington Charles ¥. Kirk Olney Charles E. Brooke

Deserters Must Hustle in Norfolk Arrest Policy

Norfolk police board reopens the arrest of army and navy deserters. The move follows months of profitable deserter arrests and abuse of the privilege. Since midnight last night the order pushed many deserters to seek safety, with officials locating uniforms and government property with the help of Secret Service Agent Cutchins.

Norfolk Washington Post Army Navy

Poe Tablet Placed At Virginia Dormitory Door

On the fifty sixth anniversary of Poe death a bronze tablet was placed on door No 13 West Range University of Virginia in a ceremony with professors students and others. The gift from Miss Lois A Bangs and Miss Whiton principals of the National Cathedral School Washington DC bears a 15 by 30 inch inscription.

Washington Post Charlottesville Hagar Allan Poe No. 13 West Range University of Virginia Lois A Bangs Whiton National Cathedral School of Washington, D. C

University of Virginia Poe lecture in 19th century room history

A university event presented by donors and accepted by the university featured Dr James A. Harrison presenting a paper on Poe at the University of Virginia. He recounts Poe's 1826 matriculation at seventeen and his ten month stay in room No. 13 West Range, with notes from contemporaries on his influence.

William M. Thornton Alderman Poe University of Virginia James A. Harrison Virginia Charles W. Kent Béth Maes George T. G. Tucker William Wertenbaker Jesse Maury West Range

Silk Weaver Attacks Woman in Portsmouth Synagogue

Setrick Ekmekiian a silk weaver from Lamberts Point Norfolk assaults a woman during Yom Kip pur in a Portsmouth synagogue. He fled authorities after striking the woman, a violent struggle with patrolmen followed and he was overpowered.

Washington Post Norfolk Setrick Ekmekiian Lamberts Point Portsmouth Whimekjan Patrol 1 Ekmekjian

Jealous Girl Takes Poison After Seeing Sweetheart With Another

Miss Daisy Fillinger sixteen is dying in a local hotel after ingesting carbolic acid following a street sighting of her sweetheart with another girl. The incident occurred in Huntington West Virginia as the city news wires reported on the tragic event and the ensuing local aftermath.

Daisy Fillinger Washington Post Huntington W. Va

Insurance Agent to Pace Trial in Norfolk

Norfolk Va Oct 8 Two local insurance companies will figure in a Police Court case tomorrow. J F Morrissette an agent of the National Insurance Company will be given a hearing on the charge of erasing the addresses of patrons from the books of the Southern Mutual Aid Association while he was in the employ of that company recently.

Washington Post Norfolk J. F. Morrissette National Insurance Company Southern Mutual Aid Association

Indictment of Lyon Follows Fatal Mill Assault in Virginia

Special to The Washington Post from Suffolk Virginia reports a coroner jury ruled William Graham colored died from pistol wounds inflicted by David C Lyon while resisting a murderous attack at a saw mill. Lyon faces trial with bail up to 106000. his wife was in Washington D C during the tragedy. Graham from South Carolina was deemed dangerous.

Washington Post Suffolk William Graham David C. Lyon Graham Lyon Copeland Washington, D. C South Carolina

Dedicated to Worship Free of Debt at Waynesboro Church

The New Christian Church at Waynesboro Maryland was dedicated today with Rev. C M Smith of Cincinnati delivering the dedicatory sermon. Former pastor Rev J A Hopkins helped organize the congregation years ago along with Rev H C Kendrick and Rev Walter Scott Hoye assisting. The building, bought from St Pauls Reformed for 2800, underwent $4500 in remodeling and is now debt free while awaiting a new pastor.

New Christian Church Waynesbor Washington Post Hagerstown Waynesboro C. M. Smith Cincinnati Christian Foreign Mission Board J. A. Hopkins H. C. Kendrick Walter Scott

Revenue Fraud Trial Resumes in Greensboro Today

United States District Attorney Holton, who collapsed during the Samuel revenue case, is expected to resume proceedings in Greensboro, N C, on Monday. If Samuel is acquitted, related indictments may be quashed as Holton, aided by eight leading state lawyers, presses to secure a win.

Greensboro N. C Washington Post WN. G United States Holton G. W. Samuel Samuel

Tragic child burns to death in Maryland orchard incident

In Cumberland Maryland on October 8 a four year old daughter of Amadee La Clair from near Masontown went with coal oil to an orchard and set fire to wood. Flames engulfed her and she died. Her mother and father, warned by the blaze, rushed to save her and were burned on hands arms and body with the mother likely fatally hurt.

Washington Post Cumberland Amadee la Clair Masontown Grafton

Tramps Suspected in Wespingter Shooting Fatality

Wharncliffe West Virginia October 8. Shots fired from a passing freight train struck Emil Swanson twenty years old, causing a fatal wound. Local authorities and witnesses point to drunken tramps in a freight car as the likely perpetrators.

Special Tone Wespingter Srost Wharncliffe W. Va Emil Swanson

Wants to Atone for Sin In Surrender to Police

William A. Wilson fifty six of 706 Bedford Street St Paul Minn walked into the detective bureau at police headquarters last night and said he wanted to give himself up He confessed he stole 215 while working as a messenger in the United States Army Building at St Paul on October 21 He said he came East after the theft and had hard luck since Chief J J OConnor of St Paul directed that he be held for arrival of detectives from St Paul

New York Oct Lliam A. Wilson Bedford Street St. Paul Minn Detective Bureau Police Headquarters United States Army J. J. O'Connor Wilson

Soldier dies in fall from Newport News trailer car

Special to The Washington Post Newport News Va Oct 8 Albert 5 Berger twenty three artil leryman at Fort Monroe fell from a trailer car of the Newport News and Old Point Railway and Electric Company as the car entered Millcreek Bridge trestle at 5 40 last evening. He was found dead in the water with a shattered skull and multiple injuries. Berger a Carrollton Ind resident.

Newport News Albert Berger Fort Monroe Old Point H Electric Company Millcreek Bridge Carrollton Ind

Alexandria in Brief Office upgrades lag at city HQ

Washington Post reports Alexandria police headquarters remodeling is unfinished after delays. Desks and phones occupy the Police Court room with no near completion. City council meets for first time in three months to review the project and delays. Bachelors' Club elects new officers and plans improvements. Minor fire at Dr Bitzer residence. Reliance Engine wagon horse injured but driver unhurt. Perseverance Tent Rechabites attend services and plan travel to Washington. Day of Atonement observed with store closings. synagogue services led by Rabbi Gross.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Police Court Room Police Court Bachelors’ Club Pitt and Royal Streets Douglass Stuart W. W. Ballenger O. H. Kirk Julian Y. Williams J. William May Wil Lfe J. H Bitzer Prince Street Reliance Engine Company King and Pitt Streets Perseverance Order of Rechabites Methodist Protestant Order R. S Laurenson J. H Ewell First Baptist Church Dr. Fisher W. JL. Griffin Perseverance Tent Washington, D. C Rabbi Gross Cincinnati

Fraternal Order Ruling on Liquor Sale and Beneficiary

Topeka kansas October 8 Supreme Court holds that a fraternal insurance order cannot void a member's beneficiary certificate by adopting a by law banning admission or retention of those who sell intoxicating liquors. John Haddock engaged in liquor sales when joined. at his death the lodge contested premium payment.

Topeka Kans Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Woodmen of Kansas Jane Haddock John Haddock Supreme Court Lodge

Baltimore and Ohio Rail line timetable and ads

Railroad timetable details for Baltimore and Ohio routes with multiple daily departures to Philadelphia New York and Atlantic City. Includes Pullman diner parlor car service and sleepers, weekday and Sunday frequency, and connections to Cincinnati Cleveland and Washington. Also ads for bird store and animal clinic and a fire loss report noting $25 000 damage to a building with two clerks overcome by smoke.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad New Jersey Ave Royal Blue Line Philadelphia New York Atlantic City Ing Pennsylvania Railroad Sixth B Streets Pittsburg Chicago Herrigourg Cincinnati Indinapolis Louieville St. Louis Harrisburg Main Line THE Pennsylvania Limited Cleveland Toledo Detroit Dally Indianapolis Louisville St Louis Pennsylvania Pullman Washington Nashville Chicago Limited Baltimore ST. Louis Express Western Express Cincinnati Express Pacific Express Fittsburg Buffalo Erie Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Falls Elmira Renovo Williamsport Emporium Junction Mike East Congressional Limited Express Boston Annapolis Pope’s Creek Juan A . Paes Boyd GEQ Chesapeake Offney Pennsylvania Station Cateego Virginia Hot Springs Lexington Chesapeake and Obio Fourteenth Street R. R Pervions HH Fuller Zelephons Ament Washington Southern Railway Richmond Alex. Pache Fredericksburg Beatie Eth Ang Atrecia Richimond Atlantic Coast Line Florida Seaboard Air Line Railway Newport Nes Old Point Cara Om Duke Quar Ww. P Richmond, Va

Open Shop Announced at NCR Factory in Dayton

Dayton Ohio October 8 The general manager of the National Cash Register Company says the factory which has used union labor only will open Monday as a nonunion establishment. Union labor plans a strike based on President O Connell of the machinists international judgment to be made Monday. The manager also said 250 men discharged for not attending a factory meeting will be rehired Monday.

National Cash Register Dayton Ohio National Cash Register Company O’connell Machinists’ International

Action Against Guardsmen Target Practice Angers Norristown

Norristown officials move to take legal action against the Second Regiment of Philadelphia guardsmen after Sundays of target practice on an island in the river endangering residents. They reportedly use the granite shaft of former governor John F Hartranft in Montgomery Cemetery as a target across the river.

Philadelphia Norristown Washington Post John F. Hartrantt Montgomery

Two Trainmen Killed in Rear-End Collision Near Pottstown

In Rogersford near Pottstown Pennsylvania two Philadelphia and Reading Railway fireman Christian Zimmerman of Harrisburg and George W Montgomery of Reading were killed when their fast freight crashed into a coal train’s rear end in dense fog. Both men were trapped under wreckage in the engine cab as crew attempted rescue. Fire followed the crash delaying assistance.

Pottstown Philadelphia and Reading Rogersford Here Christian Zimmerman Harrisburg George W. Montgomery

Two Fatally Burned In Gasoline Line Explosion

Cleveland Ohio Oct 8 Mrs Gustave Bigham aged 52 and her son Edward 26 were fatally burned when a gasoline line exploded while Mrs Bigham prepared supper. Mrs Eayward Bigham who had been ill tried to escape from an upstairs window but fainted and hung from the sill until neighbors rescued her. Her condition is precarious.

Cleveland Ohio Gustave Bigham Edward Bigham Eayward Bigham

Daughters of the Confederacy elect officers in San Franciso

The United Daughters of the Confederacy in San Francisco elected officers for the coming year including President Miss Lizzie George Henderson and vice presidents from Mississippi and Louisiana. In Erie New York a railroad director denied rumors that F D Underwood would resign, stating he would remain president and oversee new time purchases.

Lizzie George Henderson Mississippi San Franciscus United Daughters of the Confederacy Alfred H. Voorhies San Francisco V. A. S Vaught Louisiana Mra. P. Hickman Tennessee A. W. Ritter R. Yabpott Georgia A. Cantril Kentucky James ¥. Lee

Railroad Schedule Fragments for Washington DC Area Trains

A dense OCR text fragment lists various trains and services from Washington DC stations, detailing schedules, routes, and amenities. It mentions daily and weekly offerings to cities like Harrisonburg Warrenton Charlottesville New York Atlanta Savannah Jacksonville Columbus and Chicago, along with Pullman sleepers dining cars and observation cars. The notice also covers Bluemont and Lynchburg branches and references Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk and Western lines with multiple departure times and connections.

Penna. Ave Petersburg Ralaigh Wilmington Colimbia Savannah Jacksonville Tampa Atlanta Birmingham Mobile Pensacola New Orleans Seaboard Mail Pullman Fla Hamlet Seaboard Express Dally Harrisonburg Werrenton Danville Way Washington Florida Columbia United States Manassas Dailly New York Memphis Lynchburg Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga Washington and Southwestern Limited Pultiman Macon Nashville Bluemont Leenburg Charlottesville 15Th St Pa. Ave Pennsylvania Station Baggaire H. Spencer S _H HARDWICK Pasa W. H. Taylor Brown Norfolk and Western Railway Norfolk and Western Bristol Winston- Salem Chattanoo Berryville Lurny Shenautosh Elton Pullman Parlir Pennsylvania Streloh Fourteenthtreet New York Avenue Bond Building

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