Grand Circuit Trot Winners Shine at Charter Oak Park
Hartford, Sept 7, on the Grand Circuit track at Charter Oak Park George Gano Bar Jr and Sonoma Giri captured top honors in the Nutmeg stakes pacing a 2:07 pace for a $5,000 purse. Bo non Ctrl led the free for all trot after an unruly first heat with Nahma second and Furema Girl breaking early.
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Hartford
Conn
George Gano
Barl Jr
Sonoma Giri
Charter Oak Park
George Gunn
Rotlins
Hal Reven
Prowler
Joyette Winsaft Cup Race At Marblehead Harbor
Marblehead Massachusetts reports the Joyette Winsaft Cup race as part of the German veteran series. The Joyette, owned by Commander W H Childs of Bensonhurst Yacht Club, won the Gov Draper Cup. Cos Hilen, owned by Charles Curl, placed. HaughsHent led early then faded. Light winds favored the winner by 21 seconds over Fayette in a close 18 mile course finish.
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Marblehead
Mass
Rertean Sonlerkinase
Joyiss
Commendare
W.H. Childs
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Charles
Curls
Vie Basteen Yuen
HaughsHent
Germany
Wells
Hieastla
Jayette
Fayette Cros
Market vs Market picks field game yields tight win
A disjointed recap shows Market Haus defeating a comprised Market squad in a rugged field game. Highlights include near-constant activity, several wild plays, and multiple players contributing on offense and defense as the final score suggests a close margin and several stolen bases.
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Duerman
Taras Athe
Yale
Sirace
Waialm
Alaxsun
Pias
Fodays Racing Entries at Sheepshead Bay
Racing entries listed for Sheepshead Bay with numerous horse names, ages, and weights. Odds and entrants include Great Pily, Mugen, Undine Soot Cana Soar Ports, and YF pweh among many others. The note covers multiple races and entries for two-year-olds and older in a dense, OCR-tangled list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
Mats Nard
Green Bridge
Pater
Mugen
DanReid
Tawdy Wind
Futa
ZaeaLetatag
Eure
Eal
Schoolmnarm
Woodcraft
Eagh
Albert Stave
Gaoh
Serrieman
Almsby
Dalmatian
Boot Boole
Wiest
Claihorse
Sits
Lapalord
Merry Oil
Dayaliv
Throckmorton
Grande Taran
Dow Gaiteny
Tn Lady
Avondata
Sony ‘Sause
Cing Cole
Allen
Dhabate Trimsch
Mageano
Claas
Cave
Shuman
Gearan
Kae
Kae of Ett Ae Cael Iti
Gohan
Mart Bote
Unclear racing stakes from fragmented names and places
Fragmentary horse names and obscure places confuse the race card. Partial pedigrees like SHERPEHEAD and ADORATION are listed with uncertain owners and breeds, while Montreal references and misspelled entries cloud the lineup and results.
Huron Gelling stakes triumph at Montreal race meeting
Colonel Jet wins the Huron Gelling stake at the Montreal Jockey Club meet. Weather favorable and strong field compete across six races with notable performances by Colonel Jet and other contenders like Coronet Jot and Nimbus.
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Jet
Huron
Montreal
Montreal Jockey Club
Tna
Colonal Jet
Bas
Bio
Coat
Harablet
Hick
Wasty Asney
Gana
Boras
Econds
Neds
Howard Brett
Noenth Bace
Kee
Fores
Antawn Gict
Ran
Aimo
Tiere
Mace—Steepieenter
Brelige
Karis & To
Joni Raer
Wachdmile
Weststane
Stromvead
Chanaier
Virginia briefs: Snead named for four-year term in high office
W H Snead, commissioner of the regenue at Lynchburg since 1390, was yesterday appointed to continue in high office for four years starting January 1 by Judge Christian in the corporation court. Roanoke public schools open with nearly 4 000 pupils. high school enrolls 500, largest in the city. Alfred H Poll, son of Jonathan Poll, died after a bicycle collision with a carriage in Roanoke. Andrew Chriss Larson, Suffolk brick manufacturer, resumes naturalization proceedings filed 25 years ago in Ashburn county. Lardon is a native of Denmark. William Taylor, colored, died after being shot Sunday at Lummis. sheriff says the shooting seems accidental.
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W. H. Snead
Lynchburg
Christian
Corporation Court
Roanoke
Alfred H. Poll
Jonathan Polf
City Hospital
Andrew Chriss Larson
Suffolk
Ashburn County
Lardon
Denmark
William ‘Teylor
Walter Joyner
Lummis
Sheriff Baker
Lou
Harvey Pierson
Iiome
Burke's Station
Fairfax County
Pierson
Antisaloon League probes candidates on local option policy
In Rockville Maryland the Montgomery Antisaloon League asked legislative and county race candidates if they will back statewide local option and support strengthening the present law. The meeting urged protesters against Pearre choice for census supervisor and pressed for impartial enforcement by deputies. the group planned to protest Pearre’s recommendation and sign a formal note to Rep Pearre.
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Washingten
Rockville
Mumory County
Conetablas
Apanty
Antisatoon League
League
Pearre
Cupid Busy At Rockville Special to The Washington ros
Rockville Maryland September 7 six out of town couples obtained licenses to marry and four were wed in Rockville The Rev Thomas J Packard officiated the marriages of Miles Mildred Lorene Garnett of Manchester Virginia and Hervard Preston Wattson of Richmond The Rev A W Shaw presided at the marriage of Mrs Margaret Ellen Himebaugh and John Budiey Spaulding both Oshkosh Wisconsin Rev S R White Baptist pastor wed Grace Rell and John Robert Spear both of Richmond Also Rev J R White united Miss Helen Day Laurence of Washington and William Wallace Wheeler of Hughesville and Miss May Louise Goings and Frederick James Courtney both of Washington]
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Washington
Rockville
Rock
Thomas J. Packard
Christ Episcopal Church
Miles
Mildred Lorene Garnett
Manchester
Herward Preston Wattson
Richmond
A. W., Shaw
The
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Ellen Himebaugh
John
Budiey i Spaulding
Oshkueh
Wis
R,. White
Baptist Church
Grace Rel
John Robert Spear
Annie Erent Kennedy
Adem Gordon Bishop
St. Louis
Helen Day Laurence
William
Wallace Wheeler
Hugueville
May
Louise Goings
Frederick James Courtney
Rural Carriers in Session Seek Unity and Reform
The sixth annual Virginia rural letter carriers convened in Harrisonburg on Sept. 7 with about 7 delegates attending. Meetings featured welcome addresses by local officials and Singer R. J. Uruthient presiding. discussions focused on securing better conditions for rural routes amid a broad program of religious and political notes, including a Suffolk land sale and a Norfolk deputy slayings case unfolding in court.
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Washington
Harrisonburg
Virginia
B. Roller
If B. Chapman & Bro
George N. Conrad
Smithfeld
R. J. Uruthient
Noe Sadek
B. Smith
Saarn
Reprausa
Suffolk Yeaterday
Hal D. Pood
Dincourt
Bajn Napsemond County
Church of God and Saints of Christ
United States
Africa
W. 3. Crowly
Philadelphia
Pythians Tug of War At West Virginia Encampment
Special to The Washington Font reports at Camp Baker near Farkersburg Virginia on September 7 the highlight of the West Virginia Brigade uniform rank encampment a tug of war between twelve man teams The Fourth regiment defeated the Second and the Flirt defeated the First The remaining tug will be held Wednesday to determine the winner of the allkt flag honor
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Washington
Farkersburg
West Virginia
Knights of Pythdas
Baker
West Virginia Obituary Notices From Martingburs
Obituary notices from Martingburs and nearby towns report deaths of Alleen Kreglow wife of George T. Kreglow aged 86 of Hedgesville from apoplexy. Also Mrs Lorenna F. Schoppert of Van Clevesville aged 33 died at home leaving husband and three children. Joseph Reed a longtime Tanner and Marton county resident aged 92 died at Hoothaville. Senual Filtemeyar a wealthy Shenandoah farmer and Confederate veteran died near Mount Jackson aged about 70. Blanche Millisme of Reedville died in Dever. Anna Laura Hinton of Reedville and John Lin Shackleford wed at Patrield’s Chapter Church.
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Martingburs
Alleen Kreglow
George T. Kreglow
Hedgesville
Lelxensioren
Lurenna F. Schoppert
Schoppert
van Clevesville
Grafton
Toseph Reed
Marton i County
Heréshleg
Hoothaville
Gren
Woodstock
Filtemeyar
Mount
Jackson
Shenangoah County
Dever
Blanche Millisme
Aville
N.C
Weither
Miss Hinton
Reedville
Byaclal
Washington
Heathsville
Oon Tay
Dey
Patrield
Anna Laura Hinton
John Lin. Bhackleford
Belt Wrethe
Eco
Roanoke Tops Lynchburg In Doubleheader Showdown
Roanoke defeated Lynchburg 7 to 5 in the first game and 2 to 0 in the second as heavy hitting by the Tigers led to victory. Merrill and Reynolds pitched effectively in the latter game, while misplays and errors marked the Norfolk-Portsmouth doubleheader delays and weather related interruptions in nearby action.
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Cecil
Washington Poe
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Tigers
Maser
Belge
Vermelli
Jis
Reynolds
Norfolk
Mace
Robertson
Moser
Hompavs
Abe
AB Lynchburg
Ea Spa
Leonburg
Poolesville
Spuclat Co
Leesburg
Ofralbot
Py. Bancesa
Capta
Jenkins
Todag
Dreene
Edwards
Leesturg Bootenville
Gttcom
Orrlaon
Jackzon Bi
B. Jackao
Jmokwon
Little John
Gmphen
Sears, Bridges and Bell
Bibeon
Aimut
Iltfadaer
Lasaburg
Ogo
Hdwards
Malone
Norris
Basenipesburg
Pooleaville
Cupid
Greane
Sickton
Mossin Bridges
Rich Officiality Suicide Shocks Ohio Town
A deputy sheriff and president of the Triadelphia board of education in the Triadelphia district fatally shot himself after months of illness that diminished his earning power. The man, noted for public service, died hours later. his brother had been murdered a decade earlier.
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Spartai
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
M. Hervey
Sherif
Board of Education
Triaddphia
Mnesu
James Hervey
Mooney
Friday
Charles Menta
Railway contracts ease tax burden on Princeton project
The Virginia Railway awarded contracts for five show-buildings in Princeton to support new general shops, triggering a ten year municipal tax exemption. A Huntington state project seeks a $70,000 addition to the West Virginia asylum, with an architect handling plans and letting in days. A Bluefield finding reports valuable coal deposits within city limits as state chemist Me Matruder notes a vein width.
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Virginian Railway
Princeton
Sonnel
West Virginia
Huntington
Bluefield
Matruder
Virginis
Virginia Wedding Ceremony Stormed by Local Chaplain
A Virginia wedding was interrupted as the ceremony was stormed by Rev. F. W. Moore of a local Baptist church. The incident disrupted proceedings and drew attention from attendees and nearby residents. Further details on motive, consequences, and participants were not immediately available.
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A. Ee Hare
F."w. Moore
Soca Baptiat Church, Pti
Jealousy sparks Lynchburg tragedy and murder
Special to The Washington Post reports at 8 pm Bruce Harrie, Campbell county special constable, shot and killed his wife at the carnival grounds on College Hill in Lynchburg. He fired three shots, two hit—one near the heart, one in the shoulder. She died 86 minutes later. Harrie fled into the crowd and remained at large tonight. Motive cited as jealousy from their repeated separations. Nearby court notices from West Virginia Supreme and other counties follow in the same dispatch.
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Lynchburg
Sepp
Bruce Harrie
Campbell County
Collee Hill
Harris
Josiousy
Welcome to Veterans Encampment Reception in Washington
The twenty fourth national encampment of the Union Veteran Legion opens with a reception at the Arlington Hotel in Washington. Notables including National Commander Shannon and Mrs Catherine Mackenzie attend as guests of honor. Delegates from across the country arrive at Union Station and are greeted by local veterans. An Arlington reception, speeches, and a program of welcome follow, with business sessions and excursions planned through Friday.
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Laon
Legon
Arifigion
Alogn
Yish- Meg Delegsites
Kane
Battisfelds
Catherine Mackenzis
Washington
Loce
Helen Donahue
Apne
Mré Daly
Thomas J. Shannon
Honal
Union Veteran Legion
Shady
Ax 'Eueste
Mary Dow
Legal Women's Rélef Corps
Tara Vi' MaCollough
Legion of Loyal Women
Mary Crenahaw
The
Daughters of Veteran
Edwin Holbrook
Grand Army of the Republic
John A. Walker
Henry
Hansolas
Col. Donnelly
Linton Veteran Legion
James Tanner
Shannon
Legion
Mount Vernon
Offie
Summay
the Arlington
Chamber of Commerce
Shapnyn
H. B. F. McFerland
Board of Commiission Ers
Willem F. Gude
Charmer of Commerce
Union
Italians Visit United States Naval Academy in Annapolis
Italian officers aboard the training ship Etna visited the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Md They were received by Commander Ci AL Gave commandant of midshipmen and toured Bancroft Hall classrooms and engineering buildings They met Capt Bagelo and Sen Bowyer and were entertained at dinner by Bowyer before Etna sails tomorrow.
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Warkington
Annapolis
Tina
United: Stater Naval Academy
Ci AL Gave
Midshipmen
Bancroft Hall
Wddshipmen
Freed of murder charge shocks Caldwell case
Robert and Keith Pritchard mountaineers were acquitted of murdering W. W. Honeybutt and wounding Deputy Garland after a February 28 shooting in Caldwell County. Honeycutt, a moonshiner, had been captured en route to Lies noir. the Pritchards claimed self defense but the court did not accept it. The unexpected verdict surprised locals.
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Honeycutt
Klling
Garland
Pritchards
Calv in Hulls Charged with Arson Dismissed in Hagerstown
Calvin and Harvey Hull, brothers, were dismissed at Hagerstown yesterday on State's Attorney recommendation due to inability to secure key witnesses Heber D. Clarke and Ray Duke, tied to Mormon missionary activity around Waynesboro Leonard. The Hagerstown Foundry plant burned last night destroying the concrete building and many patterns. fire department struggled with low reservoir water pressure. Socialists of Allegany and Washington counties announced nominations for state and local offices. Virginia and local election notices noted on the same day.
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Calvin and
Harvey Hull
Isaac Keefer
Tadlan Springs
Hagerstown
Arimatrong
Emers Heber D. Clarke
Ray Duke
Utah
Waynesboro
Mormon Guard
Pittsburg
Hagerstown Foundry Company
Obituary Notice for Elizabeth Bote of Washington County
Mrs Elizabeth Bote widow of Jagou Bote aged 71 years died at her home near Hagerttown after a long illness. She was born a Miss Thames at Seubriage EvPoint of Rocks and had been a prominent local figure in farming and community service. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Hagerttown
Tor
Elizabeth Utter
Jagou Bote
Washington
County Tavener
Thames
Seubriage
Rocks
Beot
Robert
Grupper for Good Roads Rally Boosts Local Support
Former Portmaster Joseph L Crupier seeking state treasurer on the Republican ticket returned from King George Court House where he spoke about good roads. He rode miles through rough terrain and urged wide support, citing local appetite for improved highways. Also notes about amateur drama event by Alexandria Dramatic Clan and Elks Lodge benefit trip on the Macalester.
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Washington
King Street
Alppandrig
Joseph L. Crupier
King Gestye
Labor Day
Cropper
Yeaterday
Miles
Fredericksburg
King George
Virginia
Judge Denies alimony tweak in Hayner divorce case
Norfolk Virginia today refused to modify a prior order requiring Thomas H. Hayner to pay his wife temporary alimony and court costs in their divorce suit. Hayner argued his income was limited and his business weak, claiming he could pay only a third of his earnings. The court gave him until Friday to come up with the funds. Hayner is president of the Hayner Manufacturing Company, once prosperous.
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Norfolk
Jurge Hanckel
Thomas H. Hayner
Haynor
Hila
Hla
May Lynch as Hatlant Sheriff Urged to Act
The Weabingice Post reports a negro who tried to assault Miss Cora Mattox is being hunted across Campbell and Pereylvania counties. A posse, urged by Sheriff J C Shethorne and Deputy W W Moves, closes in as rumors of a lynching attempt spread.
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Weabingice Post
Danville
Cora Mattox
Campbell
Pereylvania County
Level Run
Big County
Sheri Stelkorss
Women Repair Roads In Virginia Highways Campaign
Special in The Washington Post Richmond Sept 1 highlights Virginia highway improvement efforts. Women, not above work, helped repair bad roads alongside men. Edith Thompson of Fairfax County notes she, her mother and sister repaired local road sections and endorses state aided highway plans.
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Fairfax
Washington Post
Richmond
Virginia
Misa Edith Thompson
Fairfax County
Dow
Mmother
Atster
Harrisonburg Faces Power Plant Shutdown Threat
Harrisonburg, Virginia, Sept. 7. A leak undermines the dam and municipal electric plant on the Shenandoah River, endangering power and light service for the city. Officials warn the plant may be shut for several weeks if repairs are not completed promptly.
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Dem
Harrisonburg
Segcral
Washington Port
Ite Municipal Electric Light Plant
Harrizonburg
Shenandoah River
Harrixonwurs
Delegates From Ulster Garrison Headed to Erie Encampment
Twenty five delegates from the Ulster Garrison of the Army and Navy Union departed for Erie Pennsylvania at 7 30 yesterday to attend the biennial encampment opening tomorrow. Col Benjamin F Thage led the delegation and badges were worn. Sessions run through Friday with aims to secure the next encampment and to promote plans for a fort Stevens park conversion and an erection of an sectorial building in the city.
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Ulster
Army and Navy Union
Erie
ISL
Washington
Benjamin F. Thage
District Council of Administration
Goiag
Fort Stevens
New Building Regulations Ready for Distribution by October
A committee of district officials has prepared new building regulations over several months and announced they will be ready for distribution by October 1. Classified ads in The Post provide a secure method to place notices and bring results.
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Sonoma
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Burne
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Tyrtonga
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Bright
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Batworth
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Savik Sandrlan
Louiss Wells
Alan
Giiging Belle
Pageltot Gul
Nimbus
Upton
Garhers
Nataculem
Misa Kearney
the Pippi
Jacqueliaa Alg Tan
Virginia Briefs
Montgomery Antivaloan League
Law—Pratests Ageinat Pearse Indersing Ligquer Desler
Virginia Association
Nat
Thomas Sawyer
Sherrff
Joseph W. Sykes
Norfolk County
Stauston
Ceteher
Maury Camp, Confederate Veterans
A. B. Bowering
Z. A. Weaver
United Camp of Confederate Veterans
Maj. DS. Ruggles
W. R. Tansitt
R. L. Powell
Abingdon
Ray Boyers
David Boyers
Keexietown
Charlottesville
Shread Bay
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Amelie Aig
Ofna
BO Segue
Poor Rooseo
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Rich
Edward Kutaner
Laurel Creak Coal Company
Gentry
Pagné
Berkeley County
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Virginia Court of Appeals
Charlestown
W. Ve
West Virginia Court of
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Eeterptin Telephone Company
Wetstt County
Lloyd Et
Milin Sr
Wotze County
Dudley Ve. Bartetk
Wood Va
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Wood
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Buckley Et
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Timber Cortney
Cabell
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Guygndalte ‘Timber Company
Cabell County
Martin Turpex Va Wheelinx Tron Ang Breo ‘Company
Obie County
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Karke
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Dodaridges County
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Compiasier Macfarland
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William F. Gade
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Wavat Academe
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Naval School
Maryland
Socialiste
Allegany County
B. W. Definbavah
Berland
House of Delegates
Charles W. Staub
P. Oswald Weber
Cumberla Phomay
Washington County
Prohibition
Harry J. Hallingsworth
Register of Wills
Harry “McK. Zaller
J. Mathalert
Peter BE. Dawson
Hancock
F. Diffendall
Cavetonegates
Robert ‘Roach
Dayton O. Shives
John T. Pattenberger
Mohrersville
Abraham Cytett
D. Binger Wolt
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Stanton Va
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Rirocouabe
McAllister
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Joln W. Stephenson
George
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Am Johignis
M. Lunsford
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Norfoliempl Wasters Railway Company
Ve. Potter
Norfstlk and Western Bailiar Company
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Albemarle Democrats
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Harry Bleischmann
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J. Fred Birrell
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Thomas Chauncey
Harry R. Quinn
H. Linden Wheatley
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Edward J. Fleming
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Rowlett
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James Doherty
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