Rixey Property Sells at Culpeper for 20000 Dollars
Real estate sales totaling 21775 dollars were conducted in Culpeper by court appointed commissioners for the Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation assets. Purchases included Bell Park for 20000 dollars and several farm and building parcels. A dividend to depositors is anticipated to be under 20 percent with further sales and court confirmation pending.
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Alexandria Court
Culpeper
Washington Post Bvreac
King Street
Alezandia
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
C. Jones River
Lecember
Rixey
Samuel G. Brent
Gardner J. Boothe
Howard W. Smith
Miss Winties
Lewis B. Nelson
Unclassical Hi Lo Strains Mark German Day Parade
Evansville Indiana September 16 the committee on music of the German day celebration bans the familiar hi lo tunes from the parade and festivities. The event coincides with the German State Federation meeting on September 2 and an old drinking ban will be enforced during all celebrations.
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Evansville
Ind
Banker killed by train at Jamaica station
New York dispatch reports Leopold B hi, manager at Zimmerman Forsay banking house, died after slipping from the Jamaica station platform of the Long Island Railway. He leaped onto a moving train and was struck by the wheels. The accident occurred today during the rush hour.
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New York
Leopold © Bhi
Zimmerman & Forsay
Jemaica
Long Island Railway
First Aid Teams Compete At Valleyview Park
Sixteen first aid teams from eight companies, representing 700 mine workers, competed for the ater cup at Valleyview park Wilkes-Barre. Major judges from the U S Army Medical Corps announced problems as teams prepared for each event. The Brishin team of L W Co led after the first event with successive squads from Law shaft, Forty Fort Templeout Iron, and Hazleton bolding the rest.
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Washington Fos
Wilkes-Barre
American Red Cross Society
Valleyview Park
Apt
John & Muckle
Philadelphia
Red Jams
Red Cross
Medical Corps
United States Army
Charles Lynch
Waliington
D. C
May. Allen
Fort Myer
S. W. Wiliams
Torney
District counsel resigns as special appraiser retires
A Leftwich Sinclair resigns as special counsel for the District and will retire November 1 to devote full time to private law practice. He has appraised damages for street grade changes affecting Union Station and trade crossings, with total costs to the District at 135,498.10 by June 20, 1911. District commissioners praise his careful, painstaking work. Sinclair has prior roles with the Corporation Counsel's office and city committees.
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A. Leftwich Sinclair
Bulding
Fifth Street
Nothwest
Sinclair
Les
Union Station
Andrew Hrown Duvall
Police Trial Board
C Chamber of Commerce
Lieutenant Smith Arrested After Resignation Attempt
San Francisco September 16 Lieutenant Ray Smith formerly with the Saratoga squdron from the Shinya Maru incident surrendered to confinement aboard the Pensacola after agreeing to await Navy Department guidance. He said he would appeal to the Secretary of the Navy and had resigned at Admiral Murdock’s request without a court martial.
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San Francisco
Ray Smith
Saratoga
Asie
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Smith
Armural Murdock
Charles P. Hutt
Naval Training Station
Pensacola
Navy Department
Heir To $500000 Missing In San Francisco
Baron Walter Van Harms, heir to a large estate near Hanover, was reported missing by his landlady Mrs JC Crewley. A payment of 359.04 was due. he went to the bank to draw funds, argued with a man claiming to be his brother in law, and has not been heard from since.
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San Francisco
Walter van Harms
Hanover
JC. Crewley
Harms
Ahe
Crowley
Cand
Shiuce
Merchant Prince Killed in Atlanta Home
D O Dougherty a prominent Atlanta businessman was found dead on his rear porch with a bullet through his heart. A pistol lay at his side and the coroner’s jury ruled the death an accidental discharge. He was president of the Dougherty Littl Redwine Company, a leading wholesale dry goods firm.
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Atlanta
D. O. Dougherty
Doucherty
Dougherty-Littl Redwine Company
Soldier's Grave Unearthed in City Relic Site
New York dates Sept 18 a complete human skeleton said by local historians to be that of a Washington’s Army man killed during the retreat to White Plains in 1777 was unearthed today on the Isham estate at Broadway and 2nd Street. Workmen found the skeleton three feet deep along with several cannons and other relics from the historic retreat.
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New York
Washington
White Plains
Isham Estate
Broadway
2Th St
Chicago Host Shoots Self After Party
George McMullen, 32, an Armour & Co. department manager, hosted a card party at his home in Chicago and then shot himself in the heart. He died before his wife could reach him and she knew of no reason for self destruction. Electric Company Fails for $168,000 in Trenton court a receiver sought for Gerwood Electric Company assets around $175,000.
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Chicago
George McMullen
Armour & Co
McMullen
Poisoned Pen Case Prompts Life History Reveal
Special to The Washington Post outlines the Easton postal mystery centered on Harriet De Witt of Gaston Pennsylvania. A six year volley of venomous anonymous letters disrupted churches, homes and friendships. inspectors suspect multiple writers as trials begin in federal court and public interest soars amid long suspicion of Pastor Snyder's flock.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Mise Harriett de Witt
Gaston
Easton
Miss de Witt
Waston
Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Grallbi
Baston
Pastor Snyder
Basten Ring
Recuse
Harriet de Witt
United States
Postal Inspectora
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Knights Templar
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Frank W. Latham
Chester Arwinn
William B. Davis
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Claude W Fletcher
Henry K Field
I Johmstan Green
Warfield, Sr
AG Uhler
Walter C Davis
P. T. Harrington
Willam Tf. Chartes
Charl E. Outealt
C Page Walker
Louis Po Roth
70 Cocker
Ro A Facharvy
William N. Harper
Louis Porteth
George W Zachary
Sentinel
Toy
Jet
Thornton
Ethel Robey
Erobert Robey
Richalsin Oy
Douglas Richardson
Mercantile Railway Baillins and Loan Association
Douglass Bryart
Walker Tate
Stephen Timnes
Patrik Brckley
Davis Wood
Timney'sater
South
Fairfax Street
Leo Bartes
Michall Cobert
Washington National Bulleting and
Pean
Association
Douglass Stuart
Josiah Stoddard
Harry Yohe
Harry Yona
Goundie
Richard Mc Goundie
Demaine & Son
W. J. Morton
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Rethel Cemetery
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Owsea
Lieut. Smith
Skeleton
Rome
Cele Merros
Cleer
Sys
Pps
Wea
Rete
E. J. Woods
Aston
Boston
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wiueh
Elmer F. Snyder
Divine
Montgomery
Ala
Wlliam H. Dingley
Alabama Masons
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Princess
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Brussels
Bale Prige
Bigelow Carpet Co
Minas
Weno
Body
Royal Wilton
Axminster
Deeree Axminster
Hartford Carpet Co
Saxony
Wilton
Gxia
Daghastan
Belougistan
Kurdistan
Ingrai
Usc
Imperial Savonierie
Bissell
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