Obituaries from a October 1918 Washington bulletin
A stream of death notices lists individuals with residences in Washington and surrounding areas. The entries cover multiple families and include names such as Wilbur Le Boy Boyer Grace Cassidy Fredrick W Cheeney and others, with private or interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral times range in mid to late October 1918.
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Wilbur LE Boy Boyer
Tank Corps
Mra
Frank N. Grigg
Chicago
Muckegor
Mich
Cassidy
Michigan Avenue
Grace
Charles J. Cassidy Tanera
Isla
Cheenet
Frederick W Cheeney
F Street
Lnte
Park Mad Northwest
Tivee Creek Cemeter
Cole—Sudvenion
Real Denie
Haut Tapitol Street
Tifnrietta
Jonn
Coleton
Mitchell
Coor
Amahte
Daniel Rel Horns
Resenice
Lemirante
Anerne Dubois
Fonda
Ptia
Gute Bomma
Ormiectakes
Dasay
Morthems
Speelonal
Oearkets
BADAD
Mordur
Thier
Peters Koontz
Amir Uty
George Fok
Streek Norchavest Wadrisda
Prayers for Foch Urged by English Catholic Children
Mrs William Barnes Catholic chaplain to Oxford urged American Catholic children to receive communion for Marshal Foch’s intention during Cardinal Gibbons fiftieth anniversary in Baltimore. Foch thanked the British children and asked continued prayers for victory. The event drew attendees from Belgium and France with officials in Washington anticipated. A separate note reports Jan Murphy found dead after a fall from a train near Rowlesburg.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
William Barnes
Oxford University
England
America
Marshal Foch
Great Britain
Mer Barnes
Northampton
M de Cartier
United States
Mgr Gaudenlart
French Academy
Catholic University of
Flores
Whitte House
Washington
Death notices and obituaries in a 1914 Arlington report
The fragmentary 1914 Arlington notice lists deaths and funerals including Wilhaw Tate and Tambert Po Willian Rate, with scattered addresses and dates. Also mentions a Barton Richards and a May family lineage, plus multiple burial and service details in Georgetown area and surrounding towns.
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Louwad
Pipers
Parkin Coodganier Richards
Tober
Om Pharms
Sloe Lostand Et Mors Bergan Rachards
Tambert Po
Willian
Lyésdaz
Geergetown Foierstte
Alterr
Sefton
Vunp
Rahiblisa
STEFP
JOFUN
Wilhaw
Tate Mary
Tineret
Hstate
Morten
Swith West
Arlington
Fis Residunes
Laciel
Tierraye
Rernthy
Wits
Three Hurt as Trains Crash Near Charlottesville
Wreck on the main track 11 miles east of Charlottesville in dense fog injures three aboard freight No 57 and train No 181. Injured: engineer Charles Carter, fireman Tufsic, and brakeman N. Iniibin.
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Charteriesville
Sapoihe
Olly
Campbells
Charlottesville
Gury Sineer
Charles Carter
Tufsic
Grain and Live Stock Prices Amid Market Report
Baltimore market notes show prices for butter creamery western prints and dairy outputs, with regional spreads for Western Maryland, Ohio, West Virginia, and nearby areas. Poultry, corn, oats, barley, and live stock ranges are listed, including Chicago cattle and hogs figures and New York and Savannah grains.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Wvite
Innia
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
West Virginia
Southern
North Carolina
Chicago
Colored Citizens Patriotic League Urges Steady Work Pace
The Color Citizens Patriot League of the United States based in Richmond urges colored leaders to promote regular work and oppose stop and skip practices. They back President Wilson’s course in this crisis and call Christian colored people nationwide to pray for guidance. Officers listed include James W. Poe president and John J. Spottswood vice president.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Color Citizens' Patriotic League of
Preas
Ient
Wilson
United States
League
James W. Poe
John J. Spottswood
Arthur M. Nichols
Peter Wilkins
Liberty Loan Totals Rise in Richmond and South Region
Richmond reports 46 000 purchasers yielding 27 500 000 from the liberty loan sale while the Earth reserve district shows 286 082 650 toward a 280 000 000 quota with bank totals expected to reach 290 000 000. In North Carolina Third District Democrats name S M Brinson to succeed Dortch for Congress oppose Abernethy and Wheatley in November.
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Richmond
Rihmond
Earth Reserve
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Goldsboro
N. C
S M Brinson
Newbern
Yate W. T. Dortch
Congress
Brinson
Craven County Acteds
CIL
Abernethy
State Board of Elections
Dorteh
Claude Wheatley
Beaufort
Eleven Influenza Deaths Reported in Cumberland
Cumberland Maryland reports eleven influenza deaths this morning including Thomas Leader Emma Smith Mrs Joseph Bedford Myrtle Crawfox Thomas Carrell James Gilsham William Hay Erma Stull Mildred Eyler Carre Dyche Jesse Raymond. Emergency hospital dismissals outpace new cases in town. Washington Post notes James Cilham of Harpers Ferry also died at home, survived by wife and several children.
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Washington
Cumberland
Thomas Leader
Emma Smith
Joseph Bedford
Myrtle Virginia Crawfox
Thomas Carrell
James Gilsham
William Hay
Misa Erma Stull
Mass Mildred Eyler
Carre May Dyche
Jesse Raymond
Washington Post
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
James Cilham
John William
Baltimore Markets Report of Prices and Supplies
Baltimore markets daily listing prices for butter creamery eggs poultry oats and wheat across Western Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio and surrounding regions. entries include contains items for butter eggs poultry and grains with multiple regional price points and quality grades noted.
Mentho Laxene credited for swift cough relief by Owosso couple
Mrs. George E. Gatis of 334 N Hickory St Owosso Mich writes to praise Blackburn Products Mentho Laxene as a rapid cold remedy. She recalls her husband’s prior failure with doctors and other remedies before trying the syrup, noting quick relief and repeated recommendations to friends after successful samples.
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Blackburn
Thia
Mrs
George E. Gatis
Hickory Street
Owosso, Mich
Miss Myrtle Davy Dies of Influenza in Harpers Ferry
Harpers Ferry West Virginia October 21 Miss Myrtle Davy died here yesterday of influenza. She is survived by her mother two brothers and three sisters. Also reported death of Dr S M Mason head of Mason Hospital a former Washington resident.
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Washington
Harpers Ferry
W Va
Myrtle Davy
Wyshington
Chuksburg
Wo Va
Dr & M Mason
Mason Hospital
Infienza
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