Fulton Day Observed Warine Pageant A Feature
Report of Fulton Day events in Hampton Roads with Linral Descendanta of the inventor of the steamboat and Marth W Littleton of Brooklyn as orator. Crowds, ceremonies, a reception and banquet marked the day with notable guests and a city parade. Speeches by Mark Twain and others highlighted the celebration.
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Linral Descendanta
Wesdela
Hampton Roade
Marth W Littleton
Brooklyn
Gayly Lowel
Mack
Ceremonien
Tanquet
Fay
John W Yingling Dead and Conductor Placed Frat Bass
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of John W Yingling and reference a conductor placement at a fraternity, with scattered mentions of the Potomac and other unclear details. Names and locations are incomplete, leaving the full event unclear.
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Bat More
Potomac
Flood Sweeps Roanoke City as Water Rises
A flood sweeping Roanoke causes severe water intrusion across streets and homes. The city struggles with rising levels, road washouts, and emergency responses as residents contend with extensive damage and the spread of impacts across multiple districts. Local authorities urge caution while coordinating aid and relief efforts.
Haunting Tale and Military Chaplain News
A garbled account links a haunted house mystery at St Johns College with honey and a hound chasing a dream. Portsmouth pastor declines a United Army chaplain appointment amid a murder suspect case and a mayoral decision on Rorschach ball refusal.
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Pecia
Bell Prealdert St Johns
Barkew Methodist Church
Portsmouth
Esterdy
United Army
Woman Foiled a Burglar in Richmond Flat Attack
A desperate struggle in a Richmond flat ended when a woman resisted an intruder who entered through a window. She fought him, screamed for help, and the burglar fled as a neighbor arrived. The assailant was described as a white man.
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Richmond
AL Widiaun
Cman
Betteuls & Vis Wablauw
Tory Hr
UU Borglay
Willidams Sayy Mo
Bishop Calls for Virility in Church Reform
The Atlanta conference reports Bishop Candler urging stronger masculine vigor in ministry and lay movements. He notes men drift from the church when laity are presented with weak rhetoric and too much rhetoric. He emphasizes hard talking, business action, and substantive programs to attract male members.
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Methodiat
Atlanta
Candler
Tolkinar
Knoxville
Tenn
Liema
Seminary
Stull
Brewers at Baltimore Open Nineteenth Brewmasters Convention
Reports show delegates from New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago and others at the Baltimore gathering with social events planned. Police search for Nathan Lyons tied to a hotel incident while a separate murder case unfolds against Mrs Rowland as widow Crom dies in her home. details reflect a busy city month with various hearings and local notices.
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Baltimore
Brewmasters Association of the
United States
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Ellisburg
Rochester
Mewaukee
Massachusetts
Fenneylvania
New Jersey
Michigan
Wisconsin
Weebington
Namie Va
Nathan Lyons
Negra Bell
AlsMoet
Lares
Adame
Galaghien
Serail
Bln
Mavera
Ire von
Frasier
Aimee
Drile
Rowland
Femaie
Roe
Charles Alcroen
Cue Aliter
New Hunt Club Formed in Nokesville with 30 Members
A Cedar Run Hunt Club organization meeting was held in Nokesville Virginia on a Saturday with an initial membership of thirty. The club draws top riders from Prince William County and boasts one of the best hounds in the state. Officers elected include President H W Herring and Secretary Treasurer Melvin Haxen, with an executive committee from Bristow, Warrenton, Gainesville, and surrounding towns. Master of hounds R L Adamson and whips C I Meetz Bristow and W C Hall were named.
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Nokesville
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Geldy
Herring
Melvin Haxen
Washington DC
Bristow Va
Green
Wokesville
Gainegville
L Adamson
Plunged Knife Into Wife in Salisbury Street Altercation
Special to The Washington Post reports S A Anderson a former Southern shops employee, and his wife were stabbed when Anderson, under morphine influence, embraced her and then stabbed her. The couple, married for three months, were left with the wife in critical condition. They were on a Salisbury street Saturday night when the assault occurred.
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Washlveton
Salisbury
Spencer
Columbia
Anderson
Impaled youth dies after barn accident at Tobias K Tennis farm
Viageratown reporter describes the death of George Buharp, twenty five, who was injured last week at the Tobias K Tennis farm. He died at his mother's home in Clear Ispring from injuries after impaling himself on a bay fork handle while leaping from a hay mow to the barn floor. The fork penetrated his abdomen about six inches.
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Washington
George Bu Herp
Tobias K
David Foraythe
Betlie Buharp
Clear Ispring
Hale Trial Theoretical Murder of Davis in Tennessee
Ack Hale, 25, faces trial in Blountville for the fatal March shooting of Lillie Davis at East HM Cemetery Bristol Tenn. The state seeks to prove Hale forced Davis into a buggy, drank whisky, and shot her after threats. Witnesses describe repeated abuse and a pistol discharge in Bristol and at the cemetery, with defense likely to argue Davis shot herself.
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Bristol
Tenn
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Lillie
Davis
East HM
Blounteville
Newland
Hale
Ahege
Johnson City
Miss Davis
Hur
pHa
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Ald
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Min
Tit Hale
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Aira
Stata
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Woodlands
ukleUng
City Park
Big
East HM Cemetery
Davis Family Tragedy Ties to Noted Tennessee Case
Eyewitness testimony links Roy Hale to the murder and assault series surrounding Lillie Davis and her brother Irby, with Ack Hale suspected in the planned killing. Roy Hale, jailed in Tennessee after escape, faces trial as the Davises recount a Kentucky lineage and a tragic sequence ending with the daughter's death and a grieving widow.
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Roy Hale
Trby Davis
McPheragn
Jonesboro
Tenn
Davis
East Tenneases
Kentucky
James Davis
Lillie Davis
Laurevile
Tennessee
North Carolina
Regulars March in Rain from Fort Myer to Gettysburg
Battery B of the Third Cavalry and Second Squadron of the Thirteenth U S Cavalry arrived in Frederick Maryland after a rain soaked march from Rockville. They camped at the Frederick Fair Grounds and plan to depart tomorrow for Middlehurst Ma then reach Gettysburg on Wednesday.
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United States Cavalry
Fort Myer Va
Gettysburg
Frederick Fair Grounds
Rockville
Middlehurse
Attempted homicide at Black Creek merchant's store
A demented man entered Nack Aycock's Black Creek store and tried to stab the merchant. An African American suspect was arrested and jailed in Wilson awaiting action. In Greensboro, Thomas Wills died from a ball impact at a Walnut Cave game Saturday, and Hinekull was crushed.
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Washington Post
Witon
N C
Nack Aycock
Black Creek
Wilson Jall
Megnemwn
Greensboro
Thomis Wills
Walnut Cave
Plan Approved for Arlington Memorial by Confederate Veterans
General Order No W from Stephen D Lee and the United Confederate Veterans approves a memorial for Arlington Cemetery. Cadets in wartime military schools connected to the Confederacy are considered eligible for membership in the United Confederate Veterans. The ordinance supports erecting a fitting shaft honoring Confederate soldiers buried there.
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Confederate Veterans
Washington Post
Richmond
Stephen D Lee
United
Arlington Cemeterys
Woldfern
Lost Life in Wreck at Indian Rock on James River Division
Special to The Washington Post Clifton Forge Virginia September 22 wreck on the James River division of the Chesapeake and Ohio Beltway at Indian Rock at oclock this morning killed brakeman T L McGehee and fatally injured engineer B B Engart. The wreck resulted from a landslide during heavy rain. Traffic delayed twelve hours with passengers transferred. McGehee’s body not recovered, believed under rock and earth. Other washouts reported but minor.
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Clifton Forge
James River
Indian Rock
T L McGehee
B B Engart
Mcciehee
McGehee
Engart
Powerboat Race Proposed for $160 Purse at Alexandria
Background for a presented race between craft owned by Witham E and Moore. Endurance event planned with $160 purse funded by subscribers. Boat owners race along a twenty mile course from Prince Street Wharf near Marshall Hall. Organizers led by A D Montier aim to attract weekly Saturday races as long as weather allows.
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Witham E
Washth
Alexandra
Prince Stree
Marshall Hall
D Montier
Aledandra
Gunfire Stopper Detention At Alexandria Yard Incident
A rail yard shooting in Alexandria ended with suspect Georgan being stopped by railroad detective A F Cannaday and local officers. The man, employed at the yards, was wounded and treated at Alexander Hospital after resisting arrest while attempting to flee toward Del Ray. He recently moved from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, to Alexandria County.
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F Cannaday
Potomagre
Alexandria
Cannaday
BJ Pennypacker
Alexandria County
Georgan
Freghearn
del Ray
Cannalay
Alexandra County
Harrisburg
Miss Ella Kirwin Arrives to Burial of John Turner
Miss Ella Kirwin of Jackson Tonn arrived to bury John Turner a young electric railway lineman killed by a fall from a tower near Spring Park July 17. Turner, recently employed by the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Bleeter Railway, died after heat exhaustion during overhead work. His body was placed in a relieving vault at St Marys Cemetery until Miss Kirwin was located.
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Jackson Tonn
John Turner
Spring Park
Alexandria
St Marys Cemetery
Turner
Mexandria
Washington Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Bleeter
Percy
Electric Railway Company
Kirwin
No Elopement Planned for Alexandria Couple
Parents deny elopement rumors as Henry Steiner and Annie Moore, both near twenty, left Alexandria for Richmond where a license was issued for a marriage. Steiner told his father of plans. mother says no elopement. Friends say couple intended a quiet ceremony in Richmond then Jamestown for their honeymoon.
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Alexandria
Richmond
Henry B Steiner
James Steiner
Old Dominion Cigar Company
Annie Moore
T Alton Moore
Stener
Harper's Magazine New Publications Signal Broad Range
October issue features Ysen contributions with extensive travel science nature art literature language and history coverage. readers encounter a diverse array of pieces across many fields highlighting striking and intensely engaging topics.
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Ysen
Short Stories Featured By James Connolly And Scribes
A newspaper page previews a selection of short stories including James B Connolly’s sea tale with a grim supernatural edge Harriet Prescott Spofford’s tale about a young inventor tested by honesty Beatrix Demarest Lloyd’s Pursuit of Happiness Beatrix Demarest Lloyd and others present varied pieces by Van Tassel Sutphen Maude Radford Harriet Crandall and May isa sel Fist with a blend of humor and drama
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James B Connolly
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Cahar Johnston
Beatrix Demarest
Lioyd
West
Mark Manning
van Tassel
Sutphen Maude Radford
Harriet Crandall
May Isa Sel Fist
Harper October issue previews and contributors
Edwin Abbeys colorful illustrations accompany Shakespeare in color and black and white. Arthur Symons writes delightfully on Trealus and Cressida. Charles Russell profiles a journey on the Irrawaddy. Russell notes progress of women in Burmah. Snyder from Minnesota describes lab work aiding farmers. Mahan recalls old naval officers. Lounsbury asks everyday English usage questions. Many articles, many fields, illustrated with color and tint photographs.
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Edwin Abbeys
Arthur Symons
Charles
Ins
Thomas R Lounsbury
Yale
Harper seeks custody and deceitful order over Marion
A judge granted Harper custody only to watch Marion at set times, claiming the child would stay with her mother. Meanwhile a severe flood hit Idlerapdris and surrounding areas, with the Hooffs Run area flooding and the electric railway tracks submerged between St Asaph and St Bima for over an hour.
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Gill
Marion
Alezasina
Uge
Idlerapdris
Spring Park
St. Asaph
St Bima
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