Fulton Day Observed Warine Pageant A Feature
A fragmented report describes Fulton Day celebrations with Linral Descendanta of the inventor in attendance, a grand procession through Hampton Roade, and a reception at the auditorium. Notables include Marth W Littleton, Cornettus Vin Trot, Mark Twain, and Rogers, with speeches by Brook lyn orator and other dignitaries. The event honors Robert Fulton and features a gift to the world war effort, a banquet, and local participation.
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Linral Descendanta
Wesdela
Hampton Roade
Marth W Littleton
Brooklyn
Gayly Lowel
Mack
Ceremonien
Tanquet
Fay
Tsa
Sun York
Cawkatona Execativ
Mark Twainona
Tega
Rogers
Martin
Fulton
Acon
Rand
Roy Taith
Braat
Stegs ' Hortwuttunsts
Tamestown
National
John W Yingling Dead and Frat Bass in Potomac Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of John W Yingling and mention a conductor placed by a fraternity in the Potomac. Reading is scrambled with names and places unclear, but references to a fatal or disruptive event appear tied to a 1a or 1, 1st area stints and a Stroom area. Further readable bits point to a New York or US region context with mentions of residents and a river.
Flooding Swamps Roanoke Area Amid Storm Warnings
Devastating flood swamps Roanoke and surrounding regions as rainfall overwhelms levees. City officials warn residents to seek higher ground while utility outages and road closures disrupt daily life across multiple counties. National weather alerts emphasize rapid water rise and potential evacuations.
Beeing Haunted House Mystery Revealed at Bell College
A peculiar tale unfolds at St Johns College where a haunted house mystery linked to the president’s residence surfaces. The event involves honey, a hound, and dramatic reinterpretations as local figures discuss the affair and related appointments.
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Pecia
Bell Prealdert St Johns
Woman Foiled a Burglar in Richmond Flat
A desperate struggle occurred when a burglar entered a Richmond flat and attacked Mrs Williams as she fought to defend herself. She screamed, struck the intruder, and in the tense moments he strained to strangle her before relief arrived from a neighboring flat. A white man was reported by Mrs Williams as the attacker.
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Richmond
AL Widiaun
Cman
Betteuls & Vis Wablauw
Tory Hr
UU Borglay
Aliey
Mra Williams Sayy Mo
Bishop urges virility and men’s outreach at Atlanta conference
In a blunt Atlanta church conference, Bishop Candler urged vigorous action to attract men, criticizing reliance on feminine conduct and academic talk. He cited Lay Masonry and a Knoxville meeting, saying men drift from the church when sermons are weak. He urged concrete work and decisive action to bring men back.
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Methodiat
Atlanta
Candler
Tolkinar
Knoxville
Tenn
Liema
Seminary
Stull
Nineteenth Brewmasters Convention Opens in Baltimore
The nineteenth annual Brewmasters Association of the United States opens in Baltimore with delegates from New York Philadelphia Chicago and more. Social events are planned as business sessions run three days while wives and daughters accompany many delegates.
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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
New Hunt Club Organizes Near Nokesville Va
The Cedar Run Hunt Club formed Saturday with thirty members. Notable riders from Prince William County include top locals and a strong Virginia fox hunting pedigree. Officers: President H W Herring Nokesville Secretary Melvin Haxen Washington DC executive committee C J Meetz Bristow W J Green Wokesville H H Hail Gainesville Master of Hounds R L Adamson Warrenton First whip C I Meetz Bristow Second whip W C Hall.
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Washington
Nokesville
Pring Wilhiam
Geldy
Herring
Melvin Haxen
Washington DC
Bristow Va
Green
Wokesville
Gainegville
L Adamson
Plunged Knife Into Wife After Argument in Salisbury
Special to The Washington Post Salisbury North Carolina September 2 a crazed man married three months S A Anderson an ex Southern shop employee from Spencer and later Columbia plunged a knife into his wife's breast on a Salisbury street Saturday night Anderson lay in a fall and his wife was in critical condition they stood on the street when he embraced her and then stabbed her amid his declaration of love the couple had been married only three months
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Weebington
Namie Va
Nathan Lyons
Negra Bell
AlsMoet
Lares
Adame
Maigalaghien Mituciayie
Serail
Baker Simmantent
Bln
Mavera
Frasier
Aimee
Bone
Drile
Rowland
Roe
Charles Alcrosa
Howe
Gleast
Cue Aliter
Ibphye
Washlveton
Salisbury
Spencer
Columbia
Anderson
Impaled Youth Dies After Barn Injury at Tobias K Farm
Special to The Washington Fest reports Viageratown resident George Buharp died at his mother's home in Clear Ispring aged twenty five following injuries from a bay fork impaling him during a hay mow jump at the Tobias K Tennis farm. He did not see the fork standing upward and the handle penetrated his abdomen.
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Washington
George Bu Herp
Tobias K
David Foraythe
Betlie Buharp
Clear Ispring
Hale Trial Promised In Tragic Bristol Case
Ack Hale 25 of Johnson City faces trial in Blountville court for the murder of Lillie Davis in East Hill Cemetery Bristol Tenn on the night of March Trest. Prosecutors seek to prove Hale killed Davis to silence a key witness related to a brother murder while Hale’s defense argues a self harming motive. Witnesses describe Hale's violent conduct, drunkenness, and coercion during the day of the tragedy.
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Washington
Bristol
Tenn
Ack Hale
Lillie
Davis
East HM
Blounteville
Newland
Hale
Ahege
Johnson City
Miss Davis
Hur
pHa
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Ald
Migs Dayla
Min
Tit Hale
Mias Davia
Aira
Stata
Courthouse Tale Links Family Tragedy to Fatal Shooting
Lillie Davis testifies that an earlier assault led to the killing of her brother Irby Davis. Roy Hale, Ack Hale’s younger brother, is charged. Ack Hale fled toward the West intending to meet the Davis girl and end her life. The Davises, from Kentucky, migrated to Tennessee and endured multiple tragedies including the murder of Irby and the death of Lillie’s mother.
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Alaan
Irby Davis
Uhol
Roy Hale
Ack Hale
Roy Male
Roy Fixe
Far West
Colorado
Davie
Thin Davis
John E Me Roberta
Georges Wise County
Tammy
Miss Davia
Trby Davis
McPheragn
Jonesboro
Tenn
Davis
East Tenneases
Kentucky
James Davis
Lillie Davis
Laurevile
Tennessee
North Carolina
Regulars March in Rain to Frederick Camp
Battery B of the Third Plolq Batters and Second Squadron of the Thirteenth U S Cavalry arrived in Frederick Md after a rain soaked march from Fort Myer Va via Rockville. They camped at the Frederick Fair Grounds and plan to move to Middleboro Ma tomorrow hoping to reach Gettysburg Wed.
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Frederick
United States Cavalry
Fort Myer Va
Gettysburg
Frederick Fair Grounds
Rockville
Middlehurse
Tried to Kill Merchant at Black Creek Store
Special to The Washington Post reports a demented man attempted to stab merchant Nack Aycock of Black Creek. A Pionegro was arrested and brought to Wilson Jail tonight. Also, Thomas Wills died after being struck by a football at a Walnut Cave game, 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
Arlington Shaft to Gray Gent SD
General Order No W from Stephen D Lee and the United Confederate Veterans approves a memorial at Arlington Cemetery for cadets from Confederate supported military schools. The plan honors Confederate soldiers buried there and clarifies eligibility for membership in the United Confederate Veterans.
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Confederate Veterans
Washington Post
Richmond
Stephen D Lee
United
Arlington Cemeterys
Woldfern
Wreck on James River line leaves two dead
Special report from Clifton Forge describes a James River division wreck near Indian Rock caused by a landslide after heavy rain. Brakeman T L McGehee died in hospital after being instantly killed. Engineer B B Engart was fatally injured. Railroad traffic delayed twelve hours as bodies and debris were cleared and passengers transferred. McGehee’s body remained unrecovered beneath rock and earth. Other washouts and land slides were minor. In a separate note, James M Jackson and Charles P Jack faced a felony indictment for shooting Officer Lewis Leeg but no further details provided.
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Clifton Forge
James River
Indian Rock
T L McGehee
B B Engart
Mcciehee
McGehee
Engart
Race on Potomac Aims for Endurance Boat Purse
An Alexandra Virginia race plans a $160 purse for an endurance match between boats owned by Witham and Moore. Funds come from subscribers led by A D Montier, with events to run off the Prince Street wharf and near Marshall Hall, drawing a large crowd last Saturday and aims for weekly Saturday races weather permitting.
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Washth
Alexandra
Prince Stree
Marshall Hall
D Montier
Aledandra
Stop Him With a Bullet in Potomac Yard Incident
A man named Georgan, recently moved from Harrisburg Pa to Alexandria County, was shot and treated at Alexandria Hospital after allegedly attempting to flee. Railroad detective A F Cannaday and Constable BJ Pennypacker arrested him at the scene when he was stopped near the Potomagre yards while roving freighthan. The detective says the shooting was to prevent escape and allow time to arrange for his removal to his home in Del Ray for his wife.
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Alexander Hospital
F Cannaday
Potomagre
Alexandria
Cannaday
BJ Pennypacker
Alexandria County
Georgan
Freghearn
del Ray
Cannalay
Alexandra County
Harrisburg
Miss Ella Kirwin Arrives To Bury Tragic Fiance
Miss Ella Kirwin of Jackson TonN arrives to bury John Turner a young electric railway lineman who died after a fall from a tower while working on overhead equipment near Spring Park July 17. Turner who had recently joined the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway was overcome by heat and fell to the ground. His body lay in a St Marys Cemetery vault until Miss Kirwin was reached by Percy Gilman superintendent of the railway company who arranged the burial in St Marys Cemetery tomorrow morning.
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Ella Kirwin
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 in Richmond
Parents dispute reports that Henry B Steiner and Annie Moore intended to elope to Richmond for a quick marriage The bride’s mother says no elopement was planned and the license was procured in Alexandria A Richmond priest was arranged for the ceremony with a Jamestown baptism on 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 Preview
Harper's Magazine highlights October issues with a broad range of contributions. Travel, science, nature, art, literature, language, history, and culture are covered, offering densely packed essays and reflections across many fields.
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Ysen
Short Stories by Beatrix Demarest Lloyd and Others
A collage of tales by James B Connolly Harriet Prescott Spofford and Beatrix Demarest Lloyd, plus stories by Cahar Johnston and Mark Manning. Includes a sea mystery, a young inventor tested for honesty, an elder man seeking home, a pursuit tale, Western humor, and pieces by Van Tassel Sutphen Maude Radford and Harriet Crandall.
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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 highlights and varied essays
Edwin Abbeys Tudor designs illustrate Shakespeare content in color and monochrome while Arthur Symons praises them. Charles Russell tours Indias Irrawaddy River and notes Burmas female progress. Snyder explains lab work aiding farmers. Mahan recalls prewar naval officers. Lounsbury revisits English usage questions. Many articles and pictures in color and tint.
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Edwin Abbeys
Arthur Symons
Charles
Ins
Thomas R Lounsbury
Yale
Harpers pette gill seeks custody and access order
A legal action seeks to regain custody of Marion with a guardian arrangement cited as a deception to keep the child with her mother while allowing the father limited visits. Meanwhile a severe flood in Idlerapdris causes public transit disruption as Hooffs Run overflows near Spring Park and the electric railway between St. Asaph and St Bima remains waterlogged for over an hour.
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Gill
Marion
Alezasina
Uge
Idlerapdris
Spring Park
St. Asaph
St Bima
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