Norfolk prize winners at horse show captivate large crowd
Norfolk Virginia October 27 A large crowd filled the gates as horses and riders dominated riding and driving classes. Grosvenor of New York carried off most prizes in several divisions while Courtland H Smiths of Alexandria took many blue ribbons in hunting and jumping events.
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Washington Post
Norfolk Vn
Orver
Jbm Grosvenor
New York
Courtland H Smith
Alexanana
Delaplace
Robert Wo Taylor
Della Bhom Arthur
Pulcontersburg Va
Watmee
Clon Na
Elen
Hanter BR “Worthy Smith
Whaley
Maury Hl
Garret Smitth
Barner
Sherley Carer
Jally Boy
Fortsar Brox Masa Va Scc
Eagle
Luctfel Deleplang
Madlom
Wilbur Dabome Gerdonsyine Sour Cikts
Carnation
Rosolent
Cat Hawkins
Courtland Hl Smith
Nanos
David Dunlop Petersburg Va
Forest Queen
Lattrell Delaplans
Smith Wortentan
Chappia
Cousti
Smith Alexandria Vanacoud
Raven
Bron Hamlton
David Dunlop Peteruburg
Virginia Weddings Chronicle of December nuptials and attendees
A sequence of wedding notices from Virginia towns lists marriages on December 27 and surrounding days. Couples include Wier Ga Ho Dameey to Oswald R Aasten in Luray with attendees Maria Koontz and Max Bertha Ebtilpe. Other ceremonies occur at Mount Carmel Presbyterian in Madison, with Eriyse McCue officiating and multiple bridesmaids. The record names venues Sheldon Trinity Church Lexington Fletcher Methodist, New Market, Woodstock, Winchester, and others, with attendees such as Laura Whitmore, Miles Carrig Zitkle, and Grace Zimmerman. The narrative notes honeymoons in Richmond and Point and references future residences in Lexington and Martinsburg.
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Aicumont
Dameey
Oswald R
Aasten
Plac
Maria Koontz
Hoheyville Unie County
Max Bertha Ebtilpe
James Palllige
Stanley
Rome
Parania
Rey
Witte
The
Methodis
Chacels
Lexington
Merle Giles Uushter
Ghea
Raphion
Mount Cartel Presbyterian
EL Hamilton
Eriyse McCue Theitt
Madison
Mia Helon
Virginia Hanger
Maunton
Lonur
George D Lewis
Medicom
Levington
Hubere
Milas Low
Whitmore Daugher
W Whitmore
Best Lexington
Otin Knott
Trinity Worhods
Felting
Misa
Laura Whitmore Plyler
Bride War Maid of Honor
LD Shaner
Steanton
Comora Ochfi
Fletcher Methodist Church
Edward Somer Ville Coghut
Nhew Prancca Burtour Robiom
Willan
Bowling Green
Berryville
O Crampton
Misa Georgianme
Clare
Hapcine Church
Rey Julian Broadus
Rey Mr Tents
Near New Market
Warnod
Kibet S Birkle
Hey J J Ringer
Hla
Geoege Sethert
Magunabure
Maruinaburg
Wexington
Farria Zimmerman Aavahtor
George Pimmarman
Tusoq Vista
Rishard Booth
Lynchbure
St John A Melbadlye
J B Heary
Charlee Zinerman
Parmyte Ve
William A Wherry
Taynchure
Maid of Honor
Alisg Adeline Zimmerman
Theoride
Amalda
Dussey Blanche Thampeon
Obituary notices of Frederteleabore and Talley in Virginia and Pennsylvania items
Obituary notices report Frederteleabore of Spotsylvania County dying May 10 at her father's home after nursing family members, with other details unclear due to fragmented text. Also noted is the death of WN Talley of Spotsylvania near Carlow at around age sixty, survived by his widow and two children. An inquiry confirms Miss El Bagley is not related to Ensign Worth Bagley. Additional lines reference railroad schedule info for the Pennsylvania Railroad on Saturdays and Sundays, excluding the Congressional Limited.
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Terescary
MteCue
Martin
Willie Lone
Ernest Crawford
William McCue
West Virginia
Rnn
McCue
Keswick
Father
Capt Woolf
Sata
Albert Baldwin
John Perry
Perry
Frederteleabore
Faward Salter
Spottesivanta County
John Motion
Urabe
Confedersta
Speclaylvania County
Talley
Carlow
Enaga Bagley Raligh
Josephur Daniela
Ensign Worth Eazle
Yesponce
el Bagley
New York
Ensign Worth Bagley
DAR MEET AT ROANOKE DURING STATE CONFERENCE
Special to The Washington x03 Fredericksburg Virginia hosts the State conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Reappointments were made for year with DAR representation at the Jamestown Exposition. Roanoke chosen as next meeting city by ballots. Memorials and hospitality extended to delegates with receptions in Fredericksburg before departures.
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Washington
Fredericksburg
Miss Hetzel
Miss Davant
Margaret Alun Lewis
Roanoke
Mra Purcell
Te Commonwealth Chapter
Richmond
Lanlowoni
Continental Hall
Birs Fanale
Morris Ward
Eleanor SW. Howard
Alvsandeia
Sing di
DAR
Snowden
Guburpan
Dor Glarke
Charles S Rugiin
Hoodoo date delays Mount Carmel Baptist Church dedication
Special to The Washington from Richmond Va A Thursday meeting failed to postpone the dedication of Mount Carmel Baptist Church the new building near Richmond. The plan set for the second Sunday in November clashed with November 1 and many in the congregation feared tempting fate by honoring the event on the Hoodoo date. The gathering adjourned with a large majority expressing awe of the date and reluctance to proceed.
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Richmond
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Negro Baptist convention opens sessions in Richmond
A Negro Baptist convention with colored preachers and lay delegates from across the country began sessions in Richmond with welcome addresses from Mayor McCarthy and Rev DrewoT Johnson. The opening devotional, remarks by temporary chairman WH Stokes, and the conservative gains in vision for addressing major race issues set a solemn tone.
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Washington
Richmond
McCarthy
Drewot Johnson
Ileah Baptist Church
WH Stokes
Remarkable Testimonial for Cuticura Remedies by Natal Judge
Judge Robert Isaac Finnemore of the Natal Supreme Court testifies to Cuticura remedies reducing uric acid and eczema symptoms after months of ineffective treatment. He notes hair regrowth and ongoing improvement, aided by his wife who distributes the remedies to others in need through the Bible Women’s Society. The notice is dated Pietermaritzburg October 29, 1901 and lists sale details for Cuticura products.
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Bible Women's Society
Bible Women
Robert Isaac Finnemore
Wata
Supreme Court
Pietermaritzberg Natal
Alexandria News In Brief A night of gunfire at a shared house near Alexandria
A trio of Italians and two men plus a woman endured hours of pistol bombardment at a frame house on Washington road north of the city. Police investigated after the attack, with bullet holes filling the residence yet no clear suspect. A separate note mentions local sports and DAR activities, plus a Virginia jail transfer and a church-related wedding.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Italiana
Washington Road
Pelce
Young and
Gill
Alexandria Athletic Association
Tanglewood
Washington
Kingstreet
Alexandrians
Tongiswood
Olympias of Washington
Ceant
Engineer Corps
Washington Barracks
Mount Vernon
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pilar
Old Pohick Church
Virginia
Washington Souther Raihway
Diam
Gen Weablagion
Sallie Redmon
Densis Redmon
Confederate Monuments Report At Daughters Of Confederacy Convention
At the tenth annual Virginia division session a letter from Mrs Montague invited members to visit the Confederate Home in Richmond on Saturday afternoon. Reports on monuments and cemeteries noted about 77 monuments and the Jefferson Davis statue to be unveiled, costing about 7000 dollars with over 2000 raised by the Daughters. An planned Bethel memorial for the first self-recorded soldier Charles Smith of North Carolina. Afternoon entertainment by the Country Club in Dinwiddie followed by papers on Maury and the Crater with local music and readings.
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Daughters of the
Virginia
Washington
Petersburg
Cat
Daughters of the Confederacy of Virginia
Mra Vontague
J Montague
Richmond
Willan Mahone
Cormuttes On
Jefferson Davis
Wot
Bethel
Charles Smith
North Carolia
Country Club
Dinwiddie
Petersburo
Philp B. Yeatman
Norfolk
Tstorian
Payne
Matthew Fountain Maury
Miss Berpel
Mra Robese T Meade
Crater
Loca Talent
Weddings in Gaithersburg and Washington Area Couples Tie Knots
Virginia era notices reveal multiple Maryland ceremonies. William Phebus and Nellie Wo Phebus wed in Gaithersburg with Rev. Locke officiating as they plan a shore honeymoon and residence in Washington. Mick Hicks and Hugh Edwards marry in Washington at a home ceremony conducted by Rev Forrest J. Prettyman, heading north for their bridal tour. Annie Kisner and William Robey wed at the Kisner home in Bethesda with Rev Thomas H Campbell presiding, Kisner maid of honor Anne Keiser and Clifford Robertson as best man.
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Gaithersburg
William
Boyds
Washington
Hugh Edwards
Forrest J. Prettyman
North
Rockville
Annie Betelle Hisner
Benny B Kisner
Bethesda
Tois County
William Millard Robey
Tennaitown DC
Montgomery Anti Saloon League Meets Quarterly in Sandy Spring
The Montgomery County Anti Saloon League held its quarterly meeting at Sandy Spring with a large turnout from county members and others. President Alan Staber chaired. Rey Burton acted as secretary. Principal addresses were delivered by Rey At Grose State superintendent and Frank Higgins the league solicitor.
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Montgomery Anti-Saloon League
Weashingtor
Rockville
Montgomery County Anti Saloon League
Eld
Sandy Sorting
Alan Staber
Rey Burton
Whiston
Rey
Grose
Frank Higgins
Confederate Dead Monument Unveiled in Fincastle
In Botetourt County Virginia a Confederate dead monument was unveiled at Fincastle with about 100 attendees. May John W Johnson presided, his daughter Miss Bloise Johnson pulled the cord aided by twelve young ladies. Attorney General A. Anderson delivered the principal address.
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Richmond Va
Botetourt
Fincastle
John W Johnson
Bloise Johnson
A. Anderson
Maryland Bankers Meet in Annapolis Address by Eckels
The ninth annual Maryland Bankers Association convention was held in Annapolis. W13 Jang Hames presided, with remarks by Warfield James Munroe of the city and Charles Faro of Baltimore. Hon James H Bekele of the Chicago Commercial Bank spoke on banking knowledge and financial conditions. Delegates toured the Naval Academy grounds and the executive mansion, wrapping up the gathering with a reception.
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Speau
Washington Post
Apnapolis
Maryland Bankers Association
Jang HH Hames
Association
Nis
Ov Warfield
Idres
James M Munroe
Cty
Annapoli
Membe
Ian Nmabers
Charles Faro
Batimore
James H Bekele
Cleveland
Aril
Natal
Naval Academy
Found Guilty of Larceny in Washington Case
The Cumberland jury convicted a man of grand larceny and the related count for hold up at the Sher Leaf Club. The verdict, while framed as a compromise, carries a longer possible sentence for larceny than for robbery. The case involved Willam Ommen of Frostburg and the Shuoene and richery of the region.
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Washington
Cumberland
Dames F Murphy
Gordon
Sher Leaf Club
Shuoene
Richery
Willam Ommen
Frostburg
Kings Daughters of West Virginia Meet in Fairmont
The ninth annual convention of the Kings Daughters of West Virginia gathered in Fairmont on October 27 with members from across the state present. Mrs Margaret Bay was named president of the International Order and addressed the assembly along with other speakers.
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Fairmont
Unusual Opportunity to Buy High Class Hackney Horses
A damaged notice offers sale of Hackney horses and other stock Taited in Cheeaplake area. It lists owners Denis and Clamiont with registration details and hints at imports from London. The fragmentary record mentions horses mares and sheep in a public sale context with unspecified date and terms.
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Dorset
Auchon
Lagden Vonl
Fentheswick
London
Sean
Denis
Othe
Clamiont
Cain
Cleyeont
Bive Rubun
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