Vanderbilt eyes Western Maryland Coal and Coke line plan
Rumor ties the Vanderbilt interests to the Western Maryland Coal and Coke line as a potential spur to connect Cumberland to Pittsburg and Lake Erie. Discussions mention Henry G Davis, a proposed nine mile Cumberland to New Haven segment, and possible absorption by Readings system or other large railways to form an independent Baltimore to Pittsburgh link.
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Died Clarks in On Venuas October 1
Obituary notices list several individuals with deaths and funeral details including names, dates, and residences. Entries reference Robert Coyrsln, Ames Samgli Mul, Navy Commander WF Heaford, Rose Kraemer, Mason, and Alamada Briss, with service times and locations such as Wisconsin venue, Calvert Street, and National Cemetery, reflecting a mid century Washington area obituaries style.
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Columba
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Ames Samgli
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Terent i Ite National Cemetery
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Heaford
New York Avenue
Rose Kraemer Ras Frm Hs
Worthestiy
WASON
Tunsday
Calvert Street
Wieliaw
Tlman Mason
Cimmmat
Puella
Mason
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Phursda
Newark
Chicago
Chaoplain Avenue
Uikane
Alamando Briss Tunera
Fragmented notice brief from multiple papers
Marriage and death notices appear in a scattered text referencing Washington Post and several regional papers. The fragment mentions notices and telegraphic services, with references to assorted city newspapers and public announcements.
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Washington Post
Fitasiog
Tooreieg
Tate
D_ patel
Agg Record
Pat Palard
Wedded On The Lawn In Rockbridge VA Bride Tue Care Irons
In Rockbridge Baths Mids Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs J Gibeon is named to Carey Frederick Irons of Pickawsy at a lawn ceremony at the Maples near Rockbridge Baths. The occasion features sister Mrs Robert F Cooper as matron of honor and Rev IoC J Between DD of Union Theological Seminary Richmond officiating.
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Rockbridge Baths
Carey F Irons
Washington
Bexington Va
Misa Sallie McDowell
Robert F .Cooper
Alabama
John M Gibson
Ioc Jetween DD
Union! ‘Theological Seminary
Richmond
Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of Virginia Session Opens
The second reunion of the Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of Virginia opened at 11 oclock in Ridge Street Tabernacle Tabernacle with about 5000 in attendance. Grand Commander S Brooke of Roanoke presided and a new camp was organized. Speakers praised Virginia’s Civil War role and urged preservation of historic records. A dinner for veterans followed and committees were named for credentials resolutions and disbursements.
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Broolie
Vargina
Washington Post
Dixie
James P Pryde
Star
Daughters of the Confederacy
Duval Porter
A Jennings
Leas
George J Rogers
Crale
Stith Bowling
John Lamb
James Mann
George H Mulvey
Richard Man
Virginia
Sons of Confendale Veterans
Commando Pritchard
MCA
Box of Gems Missing After Bank Transfer
A box of valuable jewelry belonging to Mrs Charles Lane was stolen from the Lane residence after her husband moved the box from the bank vault to the residence during bank renovations. Diamonds turquoise and other stones were in the box. Police were notified.
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Hagerstown
Charles 3 Lane
Lane
Arry Tane Bank
Virginia Weddings in Washington and Roanoke
Richmond and Roanoke report multiple wedding ceremonies. Miss Marie Parker Herbut wed Howard Antipy Gille in Washington with Father J B Rowen officiating. families and friends note the union. In Roanoke Miss Norma Burns and Mrs Rhones Towles married at Second Presbyterian Church with Rev Artur Rowbatham officiating.
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Ricmond
Marie Parker Herbut
Howard Antipy Gille
Thisty
Washington
Willard
Bey de Wow Ruder
Mids Herbert
Ars Bianch Johnson
Notfork
Annie Alexander Cyan
Saered Teart
J BO Rowh
Roanoke
Norma Burns
Ots Dughter
Aldriman
Oldest Danville resident Joseph Carris Phelps dies at home
Virginia obituary notes the death of Joseph Carris Phelps aged 72 in Danville after four years’ residence here. A native of Accomac County he was survived by two daughters and four sons. The report also mentions the death of Mrs Whitlork of Spotsylvania County at her home Sunday night from consumption at age 72. her husband survives.
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Joseph Carris Phelps
Danvile
Accomac County
Fredericksburg
Spottsylania
Road to Aid Farmers Proposed Pike From Leesburg Route
Maryland farmers have long complained that Virginia roads into Washington are poor while Maryland roads are better, boosting Maryland market access. A proposed new pike would run parallel to the river from Leesburg toward Winchester, connecting dairy and truck farming towns and aiming to boost profits by enabling faster, safer delivery to markets. The plan envisions a smooth stone road aiding fruit and vegetable shipments and fostering regional economic growth, despite lingering road quality concerns in adjacent states.
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Leangton NC Votes 100000 Bond For Roads In Brief
Lexington North Carolina residents approve a 1000000 bond issue for road building by a 439 to 32 vote. Special dispatch notes high turnout and enthusiasm as funds will advance state highway connections from Winston Salem to Wadesboro and beyond.
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Virginia Huriefs at a Diocesan Convocation Elects Dean
At a convocation of the Southern Virginia diocese held at Citton Forge yesterday the Rev I C Kett of Staunton was elected dean to succeed the late Ter WA Barre Worlmen at Lynchburg. The selection signals efforts to restore fire damage two months old to the tunnel on the riverfront line near Lynchburg. Also in Suffolk a jury acquitted George Wilkins of burglary of the Bank of Suffolk last April after tunneling four buildings. The Rappahannock Valley Fair Society met in Fredericksburg to report the fair exhibit was the largest yet, with all expenses paid and a surplus in the treasury.
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2000 Waccabees In Virginia Open State Convention
The third annual State convention of the Knights of the Maccabees opened in Charlottesville Virginia with State Commander A Bladen of Alexandria presiding. Reports from tens in the state show a strong membership, with about 100 tents in the country and 334000 members overall. A parade of 190 on line welcomed by Charlottesville News No 27 featured addresses by State Commander Bladen and others. The session adjourned for next year at Bright. Officers elected included Commander Cross, and Joseph Morris as chancelor and guard positions filled by listed members.
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Manassad
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Zorke
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Southern Railway reports growth with 10 000 plants along lines
The annual stockholders report notes expansion in industrial ties, 43 new manufacturing plants completed on Southern Railway routes and ten thousand plants erected or added along the system. Revenue comparisons show a rise when excluding last year’s Mississippi properties, with operating income improving. Joseph Breen’s death leaves a vacancy filled by Tasefan Honison, while A B Andrewy, R Galle Way, and S M Inman are reelected directors.
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Washington
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Joseph Brean
Andrewy R
Galle Way
New York
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Atlanta
Leap From Burning Mt Savige Home In Fire
A family escaped from a Mount Savige fire that destroyed four buildings including a bakery and residence owned by Fleey Mullaney. Fire spread to a football clubroom, storage plant, and Cumberland Brewing Company structures with about 1500 dollars in losses and no insurance. One escapee, Louisa Trost, her brother Frank, and three children leapt from a second story, saved by blankets. no valuables were saved. The blaze also damaged a barber shop and clubroom at Allenany near Frostburg with no insurance reported.
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Presbytery Elects Moderator at Beverly Meeting
Special report from Washington notes Lexington Va minister Rev Alfred T Graham elected moderator. Clerks Walls flaw McDowell Williams presented reports. Eden Va church organized. Presbytery plans next meeting at Bethesda Church Rockbridge Baths Va.
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Eden Va
Rock Bridge Baths
Jurist Indicted For Assault By Virginia Judge
Special from The Washington Post Montgomery county Democrats set a campaign meeting in Rockville Maryland on October 33 with United States Senator Rayner as the principal speaker. Judge Samuel Williams of Virginia is indicted for allegedly hurling a health stand at Judge Saunders during a dispute. Saunders was hospitalized for a week with a head wound. Williams faces trial in West Virginia.
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Cuticura Soap Relief for Skin Ailments Promoted
An old advertisement claims Frebby burning scaly and bleeding with offensive perspiration are instantly relieved by washing with Cutleura Soap and gentle anointing. It also touts Cutene Ment for red and chapped hands, noting overall effectiveness for various skin issues.
Crane resigns post and criticizes Knox over open door row
The text outlines Crane’s resignation as minister to China after a dispute with Secretary Knox over a newspaper story and U S policy on the open door in China. It recounts internal State Department tensions, Crane’s meetings in Washington, and the origins of the China Japan agreement controversy tied to a Sept. record Herald dispatch.
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Government protests may follow treaty breach
The article notes expected government disapproval of an action seen as violating an agreement. It mentions preparations by Mr Hoyt and possible involvement of Secretary Knox, with Hoyt due in Washington soon. Mrs Charlee Crane awaits word on her husband while Richard Crane plans to sail for the Orient aboard the Korea meat Week.
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Taft Silent On Resignation Request In Washington
Monrovia Cal Oct 12 President Taft remained silent when a Washington press dispatch reported Secretary of State asked for the resignation of a cabinet member. He declined to discuss the subject, saying he was not sufficiently in touch with developments since leaving the capital.
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Quiet in Santo Domingo Disturbance Reported
A disturbance in the Monte Casti district was noted but orders were issued to restore calm. The Washington Post reports government measures are underway to stabilize the republic as of late December. In local news, Miss Mamie Fawlett and Charles Moscatt wed at the Episcopal Church with the rector officiating, ages listed as seventeen and eighteen.
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Charles Moscatt
Indicted agents surrender in Chicago case
Redmend Ye vt a Eugene Bell and TW Oste ie agents of the America neaung Company of Chicago indicted by the grand jury in connection with an alleged attempt to defraud the employer's court here to vax and surrender They were released on bail bonds of RO acd fa tral ac the November term Reilly and cisterle armed het la day from Chalotte accompanied by JF mk father of FW Reilly.
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America Neaung Company
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District Court Awards $1,000 Against Tu in Careless Driving Suit
Justice Wrht at Creat Court No 1 ruled yesterday for Mured FR Flamer in a case arising from a May 11 bicycle collision on Titeendr street near Not Carolna avenue. Plaintiff was injured when he rode into an unprotected area. attorneys James B Archer and John L Smith represented the plaintiff. Assistant Corporation Counsel Willass Terry provided the district’s repeated stance.
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Papes Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Papes Diuretic as a miracle cure for kidney and bladder misery. It describes backache, dizziness, sleep loss, and urinary issues, claiming nationwide availability and urging readers to accept only Pap es Diuretic from Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati as a trusted remedy.
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