Lisbon Again Normal as Monks Are Guarded
Lisbon under martial law sees gradual withdrawal of troops as order is restored. Several religious houses seized while Catholic orders remain guarded against attacks. Irish Dominican friars protected amid efforts to win Britain’s recognition for the new regime.
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Great Britain
George
Wessel
Manuel
Amelie
Lonbon
Mgr Tont
Cintra
Machado
Tartugi
Masis
Lisbon
Iast
Brazilia Teltes
Boregn
Bernardo Machado
Jose Belvay
Spani.h
Nns
Vigna
Badajoz
Canalejas
Pty
Wimansat
Notable Obituaries and Funeral Notices From DC Area
Fragmented obituary notices list names and addresses for the deceased and funeral details. Entries include LLORL NCE A, Annie O Neill, and MARIANUS McLarren with mentions of relatives and church services, noting dates in October 1910 and locations in Washington DC.
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E Street
Llorl
Janes M .Curtis
Gouge FE
C B
Turton
Maryland Avenue Southwest
Annie O Neill
Jamies J Af
McLarren
Franciscan Monasters
Brookland
Marianus McLarren
Portugal Revolt Prompts Vatican Protest and Frontiers Tightening
A Lisbon-backed revolutionary government prompts the Portuguese charge d affaires to inform Cardinal Merry del Val that the Vatican will cease intercourse while Portugal remains provisional. Reports from Gibraltar note arrests and guard measures as King Manuel and Queen Mother Amelie prepare to sail aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert. Commander Luby in Lisbon says the revolt is "absolutely successful" with orderly action, but anti Jesuit sentiment grows as expulsion looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Merry
Eet Val
Portugal
Morry del Val
Vatican
London
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Manuel
George
Victoria and
Albert Et
Amelie
Luby
Racing at Hagerstown Opens With Fast Times Expected
Hagerstown Md Oct 1 crowd of about 5000 witnessed the opening day of racing at the fairgrounds track in fine condition. Fast times anticipated all week with Surema the guide less trotter set to race. Daily results listed include Dewey Bell atop 220 pace and Country Duke winning the 219 trot, while Adrial led the 254 mile dash.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair
E B Allen
Flemington
N. J
W.H. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Harry Hertzler
S. H. Fisher
Mt Washington
Dewey Bell
Hattie C
Country Duke
Prince K
Sinmute County
Robert B
Louis
Rabbits Bite Children in City Park Rabies Suspected
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Virginia October 11 rabbits in Norfolk city park show hydrophobia symptoms. health officials order heads examined for signs of disease after several bites, including a girl’s serious wound treated by a surgeon. Funeral of Rev H F Chreitzberg in Charlotte North Carolina October 11. body laid in state. long time leader in western North Carolina conference and Knights Templar past grand prelate.
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Norfolk City Park
Washington Post
Norfolk, Va
City Board of Control
H. F. Chreitzberg
Charlotte, NC
Hillard F Chreltzberg
D. C
Western North Carolina
Knights Templars
Monroe
Spartanburg
Tryon Street Methodist Church
Charlotte
Marriage of Blanche Viola Kaylor in Hagerstown
Miss Blanche Viola Kaylor daughter of Thomas K Kaylor of St James and Nokomis Lugar of Troutville Va married in Hagerstown Monday afternoon by Rev W Scott Reichard of the Church of the Brethren.
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Washington Rose Hagerstown
Blanche Viola. Kaylor
Thomas K. Kaylor
St. James
Nokomis L. Lugar
Troutville, Va
Hagerstown
W. Scott Reichard
Church of the Brethren
Clash in Common Council in Alexandria Sparks Questions of Eligibility
Alexandria common council session opens with personal privilege dispute as members challenge seats and moral rights. President Snowden defends his position while debate yields to committee assignments for finance light streets and laws. Funeral notices for Harry J. Butts and William Duncan accompany meeting coverage.
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Washington
Smith
Snowden
Brockett
Wiliams
Spinks
Messrs. Spinsk
Enair
Leadbeater
Chauncey
Birrell
Mr. Smith
Vinance
Hill and Field
Burke and Marshall
Light
Fitzgerald
Brill
Harrison
Brumback
Streets
Summers
Ogden
Williams
Burke and Brockett
Field
Monroe
James F. Webster
Alexandria
cHmen Smith
King Street
Boy Wounds Himself Accidentally Near Leitersburg
In Hagerstown Maryland on October 11 Walter Downey 12 year old son of dairyman John Downey near Leitersburg was shot after handling a revolver he believed unloaded. The bullet entered his groin and passed through his body resulting in serious injuries.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Walter Downey
John Downey
Leitersburg
Fugitive Wheeler Captured After Escape At Ellicott City
Jesse K H Wheeler escaped from jail with two colored men Hershall Miller and Frederick Lawrence by cutting window bars and leaping 14 feet. He was traced to woods by Sheriff Hobbs and captured after a brief confrontation. Miller is believed to have fled to Delaware. Lawrence remains missing.
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Washington Post
Ellicott City
Jesse K H. Wheeler
Hershall Miller
Frederick Lawrence
Little Patuxent River
Savage
Hobbs
Wheeler
Mr. Hobbs
Miller
Delaware
Lawrence
Martin's Seat in the Democratic Race Sparks NL Ballot Battle
J Peter Holland withdraws from the second district race but keeps his name on the ballots as distribution proceeds. State Sen E E Holland faces pressure to declare support or opposition to Senator Martin as rival candidate James Young challenges him to state a position. Holland answers he will not align with any single candidate, aiming to avoid taking sides in the contest.
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J. Peter Holland
Pemary
Norfolk
Witl J. Peter Holand
Southampton
A Young Today
Congress
Young
Holland
E. E. Holland
Congressional
Thomas S. Martin
United States Senate
United States
Martin
Mice Start Fire in Frederick Store
Mice gnawing at matches are said to have started a fire in John Alexander’s West Patrick street store in Frederick Maryland. A resident above the shop narrowly escaped as smoke filled his room and the fire was brought under control. damage estimated at 200 and covered by insurance.
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Cone
Frederick
Washington Post
John Alexander
West Patrick Street
Harry Lambright
Virginia Obituary Notes and Railway Signals Review
Obituaries from Heathsville Harrisonburg Portsmouth Fredericksburg and Richmond honor Mrs Betty Mrs McClintic Mr Botserman Mrs Bennett and Mr Sloan. Interment planned for Betts family cemetery near Heathsville. The Railway Signals session in Richmond discusses block and hand signals and related train signaling topics with 500 delegates.
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Heathsville
Mary Miler
Betty
Gustavus Betts
Poplar Warm
Heathaville
Betts
Samuel Downing
Estelle Betts
Harrisonburg
Willam S McClintic
Flowing Spring
Bath County
Misa Montgomery
Augusta County
William Botserman
Arbor Hill
Portsmouth
Emily J. Bennett
W. M Bennett
Fredericksburg
W. P. Thomas
Spotts,Sloan
Mary Washington Hospital
Spottsylvania County
Richmond
Railway Signal Association
H S Balliet
New York
Former Mayor Dubois Stricken With Illness in Annapolis
Former Annapolis mayor Charles A. Dubois, 66, unmarried, was stricken with a serious illness while seated on the porch of the Arundel Club in Annapolis Md this afternoon.
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Dubois Il
Annapolis
Chas, A. Dubois
Arundel Club
Dubois
Emmitsburg Postmaster Vacancy Triggers Contest
Mrs Zimmerman resigns as Emmitsburg postmaster due to health and four candidates compete for the $1.70 a year role. Horner Moser Hel mar Frizzell vie for appointment with election next month and Rep Pearre may back a new candidate. Mrs Zimmerman, sister of Judge Motter, is popular and may press for quick resignation acceptance, risking a county commissioners clash over the vacancy.
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Washington Fus
Frederick
Zimmerman
Emmitsburg
Messrs
Horner
Moser
Helmar
Frizzell
Pearre
John ©. Motter
Cumberland AIDS HOMELESS. Directors Named at Associated Charities Annual Meeting
The Associated Charities of Cumberland elected Col. John W. Avirett Arthur HR Amick Rabbi M Baron Mrs J W Beott Cochran Harry R Donnelly Chief Judge A Hunter Boyd Mrs C Lea French Walter Lynch and William C Montignant as directors at its annual meeting. The group reported 78 applications for assistance including homeless men and their wives widows with children and women deserted by husbands.
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Associated Charities
Washington Post
Cumberland
Associated Charities of Cumberland
Col
John W. Avirett
Arthur HR. Amick
M. Baron
J. W. Beott Cochran
Harry R. Donnelly
A. Hunter Boyd
C. Lea French
Walter Lynch
Central Young Men's Christian Association
William C. Montignant
National Association of Stationers Opens Annual Convention
Baltimore hosts the sixth annual convention of the National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers. Cardinal Gibbons gave the invocation as Gov. Crothers and Mayor Mahool welcomed delegates. Committees reported and addresses on trade topics were heard during the day’s business session.
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Baltimore
Sxth
National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers
Cardinal Gibbons
Crothers
Mahool
Virginia Briefs Highlight Danville Fair and Synod Meeting
Strong weather drew crowds to the Danville fair with attendance more than doubling from the prior year. The Virginia Synod will convene at First Presbyterian Church in Charlottesville on Thursday evening and includes Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and D C on its territory with 210 ministers 6 churches and 51636 members. Zach Frough received an eighteen year penitentiary sentence for shooting Walter Hull in Norfolk. Dr J Thacker heads evangelistic work for the Southern Presbyterian Church and has gone to Chicago to aid Dr J Wilbur Chapman in a religious campaign. John and Augustus Callas of Roanoke filed a voluntary bankruptcy with assets of 6000. The Republican committees will meet in Roanoke October 14 to organize fundraising for campaigns in the Ninth and Fifth districts. N V Rodrigues of Fredericksburg was named principal of New Point High School in Mathews county. Thomas Day who died in New Orleans left 31000 for St Stephen’s Episcopal Church Culpeper and 2000 for the Culpeper Baptist Church.
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Synod of
Virginia
First Presbyterian Church of
Charlottesvile
Charlottesville
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
J. Thacker
Southern Presbyterian Church
Chicago
J. Wibur Chapman
Thomas Day
Culpeper
New Orleans
St Stephen's Episcopal Church
The
Baptist Church
Virginia Weddings at Grace Episcopal Church Berryville
Bayard Stevens son of Col Edwin Stevens of Hoboken and Mary Green McDonald daughter of Mrs McDonald and late Capt William McDonald were wed at Grace Episcopal Church Berryville. After a Southern tour the couple will live at Castle Point Hoboken with the Stevens family.
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Winchester
Bayard Stevens
Edwin Stevens
Hoboken
N. J
Mary Green McDonald
Florence Straughn
William M. Merriman
Baltimore
Isaac Scopinch
Oldhama
BE. L
Hardcassale
Heathaville
Sunnyalde
Lloyd Estelle Smith
B. H. B. Hubbard
White Stone
Lancaster County
Margaret Smith
Walton Hubbard
Mrs Hubbard
Accidentally Shot and Killed in Lynchburg Frolic
Lynchburg Virginia October 1 Two young men at a Fair View Heights frolic heard shots and a gun fired by George Bell struck Carrington Coffee fatally wounding him. Both men worked in a shoe factory Coffee hailed from Arrington Nelson County. The shooting was ruled accidental and no inquest was held.
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Lynchburg
Fair View Heights
George Bell
Carrington Coffee
Arrington
Nelson County
Belny
H C Marchant Drops Dead In Charlottesville
H Clay Marchant, president of the Charlottesville Woolen Mills, collapsed and died in Charlottesville Virginia while traveling as a delegate to an Episcopal Church convention. A Civil War veteran, he served in the Twelfth Virginia regiment and sustained a leg injury during Lee's campaigns. He founded the Charlottesville Woolen Mills in 1868 and held positions at People's Bank and the Marchant Manufacturing Company. his wife and five children survive.
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Washington Post
Charlotteville
H. Clay Marchant
Charlottesville Woolen Mills
The
Episcopal Church
Twelfth Virginia
Mehoné
Lee
Col
Thomas Jefferson Randolph
Jefferson
Marchant
People’s Bank
Marchant Manufacturing Company
Believed Kin to King Believed Italian Royal Link in Train Death
At Wheeling on October 11 the Trattan consul in Philadelphia suggests Antonio Kurlo, killed May 24 by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train, may be related to Italian royalty. The Italian government asks a full local inquiry, Coroner Rogers investigates. no royal signs found on Kurlo, buried in Potter's Field.
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iPedal
Washington
Wheeling
W. Va
Trattan
Philadelphia
Antonio Kureio
Taly
W. W. Rogers
Rogers
Kurclo
Potter's Field
Funeral of Dr Hugh L Meathany at University of Virginia
Charlottesville Virginia October 11 funeral held for Dr Hugh L Meathany curate of St Pauls Memorial Church at the University of Virginia this morning. He served church and university community and was noted for pastoral work and scholarly pursuits. The service drew faculty students and parishioners from Charlottesville and surrounding areas.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Hugh L. Mecthany
St. Paul’s Memorial Church
University of Virginia
Service details for rector at St Pauls and funeral in Staunton
The services at St Pauls were led by Rev Harry B Lee rector of Christ Episcopal Church assisted by Dr Kin Solving of Baltimore. Pallbearers included Dr James M Page dean Howard Winston registrar Prof Charles A Graves Maj Bartlett Bolfing Prof W M Lite dean of the law school and Maj Chan ning M Bolton. The body was buried this afternoon in Thornrose Cemetery Staunton.
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Ing
St Paul's
Harry, B. Lee
Christ Episcopal Church
Dr. Kinsolving
Baltimore
James M. Page
Howard Winston
Charles A Graves
Bartlett Bolfing
W M Lite
Law School
Channing M. Bolton
Thornrose
Staunton
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Faust
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Perfect Brew
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Harry J. Butts
James Stoutenburgh
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Edgar Carpenter
Fiumeral
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Wiliam Duncan
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S. A. Wallis
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A. D. Brockett
Joseph Walker
W. L. Gary
Curtis Graham
J. L. Crupper
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Martin's Seat
E. H. Holland
Charles M Baker
Allegany County
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Frontburg
Agnes Kirk
Barton
Baker
Edna Willison
Charles W. Wilison
Annapolig
Allen McCullough
Hastport
James H. Brown
Joseph Ryder
Hamilton Township
Upton
George Fisher
Adam Fisher
Rosie McConsel
Bedford
Rachel Brengle
Deer Park
Detit
Solomon Hogue
Here
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
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Mayor Mahool
Virginia Briefs
Danville Fair
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Walter Hull
John
Augustus Callas
Roanoke
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New Point High School
Mathews County
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Cincinnati
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India
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Main
Shefford
Chatauqua Dairy Company
Syracuse, N. Y
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Summit Point
Eleanor Dean Hunsicker
J. W. Hunsicker
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A J. Willis
Janie Hunsicker
Gordon Kratz
Michener
Everybody’s
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Bassie
Bizarro
Bessie” Art
Yellow Men and Gold
Gouverneur Morris
Ridgway Company
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