Varied war career author of Graham cremated in Arlington
The remains of Gen Lawrence Pike Graham who died last Tuesday after an injury from a fall were cremated at 2 pm per his express wishes. His ashes will rest atop his wife’s coffin in Arlington Cemetery, with private services held earlier at his residence. Born January 8, 1816 in Amelia County Virginia, Graham served in the Seminole War and the Mexican War, then the Civil War, attaining major and later brigadier general status before retiring in 1870 and returning to New York and California before settling in Washington.
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Lawrence Pike Graham
Providence
Warm Springs
Henhy
Arlington Cemetery
Graham
Virginia
Gen
Wigwam
Willam Graham
Amelia County
Washington
Lawrence
Zetulon Montgomery Pike
Dr Little Osman Dead Veteran Physician Passes Away
Dr Little C Osman died at his daughter's home in this city at 1 o'clock yesterday after years of service as a physician and Civil War surgeon. He was born in Warren County New Jersey in 1830s and practiced medicine after studying at Columbian University. Funeral at 5 p m at 1308 Yale street NW Rev George Wilson officiating. Remains to be shipped to Easton Pennsylvania for family burial.
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Tattle C. Gamun
Harry Wyckoff
Yale Street
Osman
Warren County
N. J
Government
Alexandria
New Jersey
Wyckoff
Henry Wyckoff
War Department
Columbian University Medical School
Washington
Alexandria Hospital
George BP. Wilson
Assembly’s Presbyterian Church
Easton
Brothers Die Same Day In Maryland Funeral Held
William Dade and his brother John H. Dade died within hours of each other in Boyds Maryland. William, age unknown, was laid to rest in Monocacy Cemetery at Beallsville after a funeral at Mrs. Frank Pyles home. John H Dade 86 had lived with his daughter Mrs James W Darby near Bogda. John was Montgomery County commissioner and a Branch Democrat supporter of Isidor Rayner for US Senate. He was son of Col Robert Townsend Dade, tied to War of 1812 service. grandfather Rev Townsend Dade was first rector of Christ's Church in Alexandria. Surviving relatives include C Grayson Dade of Washington a son two daughters Mrs James W Darby Buck Lodge and Miss Anna Dade Charlotte NC and sister Mrs Henry Davis Baltimore.
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William Dade
Frank Pyles
Boyds
John H. Dade
James W. Darby
Bogda
Divie
Montgomery County
Isidor Rayner
United States
Robert Townsend Dade
Baltimore
Townsend Dade
Old Christ's Church
Alexandria
Buck Lodge
Anna Dade
Charlotte
N. C
Henry Davis
Monocacy
Beallsville
Cousin of Ex President Dies After Brief Illness
Capt Morrison Hoyt cousin of Grover Cleveland dies at his summer home in Charry Valley New York September 11 after a brief stomach cancer illness. He was a Brooklyn native and former captain of the Twenty third Regiment National Guard of New York and later served as income tax collector in Cleveland's administration. He lived in Washington municipal affairs and later led the Industrial Transportation Company in this city. Interment likely in Brooklyn. John Wesley Dutton dies after years with loco motor ataxia at 621 North Capitol Street. He served in the Civil War with the Seventy third Illinois Volunteer Infantry and belonged to Grant Post No 6 G A R and several veterans organizations. Survived by widow, three sons, and a daughter. Funeral 10:30 at residence then Arlington National Cemetery service. Mrs Ida Pritchard dies after stroke at 101 Fourth Street Northeast. Survives husband Steven M Pritchard and parents Charles C and Annie A Meads and siblings Charles, Eugene, and Hattie. Funeral Saturday at 3 PM.
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T dJest
Fort Fussap
Cornus Christi
Tex
Zachary Taylor
Wa.rahi
Dratoons
Charles Mayu
Taylor
Paulo Alto
Palo Alto
Ampudia
Sesa de Ota Palma
Max
Resaca de la Daima
Buena Vista
Orde
Calioenia
Commonwealth
Monterey
Mexico
California
Toy
Albuducrygue
NS. M
Leavenworth
Nat
Liar
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Heidwaite
Missouri River
New York
Fort
Morrison Hoyt
Grover Cleveland
Charry Valley
Hoyt
Brooklyn
Twenty-third Regiment
National Guard of
Cleveland
Capt. Hoyt
Industrial Transportation Company
The
Cumberland
Washington
John Wesley Dutton
North Capitol Street
Dutton
Robert Dutton
Baltimore
Seventy-third Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Grant Fost
Logan Command
Arlington Mational Cemetery
G. A
Ida Pritchard
Fourth Stres
Pritchard
Fortsmouth
Steven M. Pritchard
Rural Free Delivery Bureau
Post Olice Department
Charles C
Annie A. Meads
Charles
Eugene Meads
Hattie M. Smith
German Day Preparations Under Way In Washington Race Celebration
Executive committee of United German Societies met at Theodore G Stoner’s restaurant to plan German Day on October 2 at Benning racetrack with races dancing and Caldwell's Orchestra. The 222nd anniversary marks the first German arrival in America on October 6 in Philadelphia. Committees include arrangements police transportation advertising and music. Lincoln Park hosts a 7:30 pm United States Engineer Band concert featuring Colonial March Howler Overture Dorothy Vernon Trovatore and other pieces.
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United German Societies of Washington
Theodore G. Stoner
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Benning Racetrack
Caldwell
America
Philadelphia
T. G. Stoner
F. Miller
John, Buscher
Charles Gerert Gundlach
C. Siebert
Gregorikxramm
K. Voelekner
Y. Warneson
Emil Francke
Charles Strack
Henry Wuassmann
Stoner
Wisegund
Nd Weber
Krammi
Gourtz
Siebert
Hennig
Rothschilt
Privileges
Gundlach
Egloff
M Kramm
Schmidt
Miller
Wassmann
Warneson
Holzbeierlein
Dettes
Hammaland
Voelchner
Franke
Strack
Lincoln Park
United States
Maaleian
Julius Kamper
Barber of le Roesini
Ringleben Corp
Dorothy Vernon
Trovatore
Jolly Bisecksmiths
Mayor Collins Dead After Ill Health at Hot Springs
Boston mourns Patrick A. Collins former congressman and long time Democrat mayor who died at Hot Springs Virginia from acute gastritis and hemorrhage. He served 1883 to 1889 in Congress and later as consul general at London. Funeral plans and city tributes unfold as Boston honors his legacy.
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Congress
Beaton
Boston
Patrick A. Collins
Hot Springs
M. J. Curran
Colling
United States
London
Tie
Collins
Sen
Collina
Pele
Peake and Ohio
Washington, D. C
Congressional Limited
Grover Cleveland
Sandwich
N. H
Notable 19th Century Leader Collins Recalled in Public Memoir
The article recounts the career of a Boston Democrat, detailing service in Congress and the state senate, chairmanships at the Democratic National Conventions of 1888, 1876, 1884, and 1892, and his role as consul general at London under Grover Cleveland. It notes his contentious 1866 mayoral bid, later election, Ireland admiration, and 1873 marriage to Mary F. Cary with three children.
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Renate
Boston
Democratic
Grover Cleveland
London
Cleveland
Collins
Congress
Washington
Mr. Collins
Hotel Cecil
Mr. Cleveland
United States
Ireland
Mary F. Cary
Willard Offered Position After Fairfax Resigns
Henry Fairfax of Loudoun resigns from the Virginia Corporation Commission effective with his successor. Gov Montague offers the post to Lieutenant Governor Joseph E Willard, who is in New York and has not decided. The appointment covers Fairfax's unexpired term pending legislative confirmation and carries a six year full term with a $4500 annual salary.
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Fairfax
Corporation Commission
Washington Post
Richmond
Henry Fairfax
Loudoun
Montague
Joseph E. Willard
Col. Willard
New York
Senator's business ventures in Salisbury Realty Company
Salisbury North Carolina September 14 The Salisbury Realty and Guaranty Company was organized tonight with J M Maupin as president Emil Clark as vice president C W Maupin as secretary W F Snyder as treasurer and directors including Lee S Gverman W F Snyder John S Henderson A I Smoot Emil Clark J K Link W M Jackson J M Maupin and W C Maupin The authorized capital is 100000 with 25000 paid in The firm will handle general real estate business loan money for others and themselves all loans guaranteed by the company
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Lee S. Overman
New Realty Company
Washington Post
Salisbury
N. C
Salisbury, Realty and Guaranty Company
J. M. Maupin
Emil Clark
C. W. Maupin
W. F. Snyder
Lee S. Gverman
John 8. Henderson
A. I
Printers Stand Firm Amid Eight Hour Strike
Richmond Strikers encouraged by a telegram from James M. Lynch president of the International Typographical Union. Local union adopts a policy against resignations for partnership promises in firms under dispute. Greensboro pastor Dr Webert W Smith likely to move to Louisville First Presbyterian Church. Richmond furniture dealers’ association session closed, Norfolk next year.
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Richmond
Washington Fort
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Indianapolis
Ind
Washington Post
Greensboro
N. C
Webert W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Louisville
Washington
Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association of Virginia
Norfolk
G. B. Sydnor
J. A. Gilandur
Charlottesville
Phillips
Jurgens
Freenon
Lynchburg
Thurman
Roanoke
Cox
Newport News
Romance in Pot of Gold: Treasure Hinted by Swedish Captain
In Charlotte with Chesterfield links, Deputy Marshal Barnes reports authentic clues to a pot of gold worth 44,900 dollars buried by a Swedish captain more than a century ago. He charted the location before dying, heirs pursued the treasure unsuccessfully, and the coins span five, ten, and twenty values.
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South Carolina
Charlotte
N. C
Chesterfield County
N.C
United States
Ben Harnes
Asheville
High Seas
Chesterfield
Barnes
Negro murderer hanged in Raleigh after multiple reprieves
WII Adams, a 21 year old Black man, was executed in Raleigh for the January murder of Mary Bridgers and her child. He had been tried twice, with two Supreme Court reviews and three gubernatorial reprieves, before the final hanging. The case sparked controversy over innocence claims and capital punishment.
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Raleigh
Life Illumined By Leading Lights Of Literature
Ella Dann Moore presents a volume of essays from top authors on topics like Adversity and Life. Noted reviews commend harmony of expression and readability, with handsome binding and price. Also brief regional notices from Winchester Danville and Richmond.
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Moor
Longfellow
Bushnell
Emerson
Thackeray
Irving
Hugo
Balzac
Saint Pierre
Bible
Thomas
Kemnis
Luther
Byrne
Lamb
Keats
Matthew
Arnold
Orleans Picayune
Ashington Post
Neale Publishing Co
New York
Broadway
Fifth Ave
St. Washington
Eleventh Street
N. W
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Edward Jefferson
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Henry W. Savage
Exquisit
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Woodland
Harry Bulger
WEW National Theater
Louis James
Norman Wackett
Richelieu
Mary Mannering
Kernan
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See
Beautiful Being
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Chase
Vausville
Willie Kleene
Mark Murphy
Flying Ribbuns
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Southwick
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May
J. W Lafayette Opera House
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Idelyne Cotten
Bes
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Fritz
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14Th St
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Pa. Ave
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Main
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Charles C. Lancaster
Rerbert Smith
Ports Rice
Lancaster
F Swarth
Washington, D.C
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