Obituaries Notice of Several Washington D C Deaths 1919
Multiple death notices and funeral details for George Anderson Mary Butler Charles Crouch Sarah Catherine Dooley Catherine Enright Maty Hilton Mary A Latchford William Livermore Dexle Neely Pendleton Stuart Mary Margaret Sweeney Virginia Wilson list residence addresses service times and burial plans in Arlington Glenwood Laurel Mount Auburn and local cemeteries with varying dates September 1919.
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Anderson
Wighth Street
George
Hattie Anderson
Albert
Alice Lepphard Anderson
Butler
Mary E
W. C. Butler
Weneral
Thureday
St Aloysius Church
Mt. Olivet
Trouch
Charles Carroll Crouch
Confederate States Army
Craseh.wan
Balti
Vunert
Wirst
Girard Streets
Glenwood
Washington
D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
Dooley
Sarah Catherine
X. Dooley
Ton Street
St. Paul’s Church
Latchford
E. A. Latchford
Annapolis Junction
St. Teresa's Cathelic Church
Sou Ti
Laurel
Mat
Livermore
Army Hospital
Williamabridge
Wile Liam TR
Tiersay
Hinton
Russell
Pendleton
Philadelphia
Udwin Conway Pendleton
U.S. N
Arlington Cemetery
Stuart
Woollawa Road
Roland Park
Raitimere
Ulaudla
Benjamin Itbett Stuart
Charleston
S.C
Sweeney
Hee Hame
Prince Street
Alexandris,a
Mary Margaret
Mary A
Joha T. Sweeney
Wilsor
Virginia W
Francis A. Wilton
Alfred M. Cook
Weatwinstoe
Funeral Directors and Auto Services Directory Listing
An archival listing shows multiple funeral directors and auto service providers. It includes WM H Sardo & Co, Roy M Perry Company with address 232 Ast, T R Nally & Sons at 13L 11th St SE, Model Funeral Parlors, Geo P Zarhorst Sons Inc at 301 East Cap St, Walsh & Chambers at 1314 Ninth St NW, A J Schippert at 2008 PA NW, William Lees Sons Funeral Directors at 332 Pa NW, Thos M Hindle undertaker, Thos S Ser geon at 11 Seventh St OW, W R Speare Co at 1208 H St NW, and others like Timothy Hanlon and Frank Scierers & Sons Co. The list includes auto livery, chapel services, crematoriums, and phone numbers such as Main 984 and 161-W, with several locations across downtown avenues.
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WM. H. Sardo & CO
Meee Santts
Stoomublte Uerae
ROY M. Perry Company
Fhone Main
T. R. Nally & Sons
11Th St. Se
Prone
Wormerly
GEO. P. Zarhorst Sons, Incorporated
East Cap. St
P. Walsh
P. Chambers
Walsh & Chambers
A. J. Schippert
William Lee
James T. Ryan
J. the Repetti
Avenger
Lincoln
Thos
M. Hindle
S. Sergeon
Seventh St
W. R. Speare CO
N. W. Hammeelyew
Flowers for all occasions by Geo H Cooke Florist
Florist Geo H Cooke offers funeral designs of every description priced by twelve. Address listed as 1102 Conn place and residence Fane with contact numbers 4100 and 4278 for orders and inquiries.
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Frank
Fane
Geo. H. Cooke
Ministers Endorse League of Nations in Virginia and Tennessee
Richmond ministers representing 120,006 urge U S Senate ratification of the league covenant endorsing World Peace. Nashville clergy from 25 churches press Senators to ratify the league and peace treaty without amendment. Civil and utility news from Cumberland and Seaboard area include Potomac Edison merger plans, a formal verdict on a gas and electric consolidation, and a railroad train wreck investigation near Seaboard. A frost observed in Washington County Maryland, plus a wedding in Rockville, Maryland.
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Son
Richmond
League of
United States Senate
Gilby C. Kelly
Wilden
Fbial
Istern
People of America
League of Nations
Nashville, Tonn
Bent
Nashville
John Eli
Snields
Kenneth McKellar
Washington
Cumberland
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Potomac Edison Company
Edison
Grafton
W. Va
Hartland Company
Hartland
West Virginia
W. S. Barstow
New York
Maryland
Prices for Grain and Live Stock in Baltimore and Chicago
Grain and live stock prices from Baltimore and Chicago markets list butter eggs poultry hogs cattle and lambs with varying quality grades and regional differences. Notable entries include butter prices across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby rolls, eggs in multiple regions, and wheat oats corn and rye quotes from Baltimore and Chicago with ranges for hogs cattle lambs and veal calves.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Chicago
Striking West Pennsylvanians Contrast Wealth With Grievances
In western Pennsylvania, striking mill workers ride in cars and enjoy rising savings as bank deposits top a million, while union demands linger. Observers note many workers are prosperous, owning homes and cars, with a roller in New Castle earning 7000 a year. The piece argues workers here appear largely satisfied, and strikes fade amid improving industrial conditions since 1883.
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Glome
Strik‘ers
Washington
Steg Mills
Roller
Pennsylvania
New Castle
North Hill
Strike leaves mill town in a quiet mood
Reported remarks suggest Prosperoaa Awe New Castle remain unsettled as the strike shows signs of failing, with outward evidence indicating trouble easing for the moment amid a largely quiet, tense atmosphere.
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Prosperoaa
New Castle
Calvert Divorce Suit Against Deserting Husband
Mrs Annie V Calvert sues Patrick G Calvert for absolute divorce in equity court claiming desertion for another woman. They wed July 10 1898 and have two children. She alleges he now resides with another woman in the Panama Canal Zone and a son was born there with a Philadelphia contact. Alfred D Smith represents Mrs Calvert.
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Panama Canal Zone
Annie V. Calvert
Patrick G. Calvert
Equity
Annapolis Midshipmen Return to Naval Instructions
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Maryland records show 2001 enrollments as midshipmen from the three upper classes report from summer leave. Regular routine of instruction and practical work to begin Wednesday with assignments to quarters. Students quartered in Baycroft Hall as sections are formed for initial instruction and preliminaries.
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Washington
Annapolis
Naval’ Academy
Baycroft Hall
Fire causes $40,000 loss in Appalachia Va business district
Special to The Washington Post reports an undetermined origin fire in Appalachia Va destroys two dry goods stores a movie theater a barber shop a restaurant and damages the Windsor Hotel with an estimated loss of 40000 dollars. Other dispatches note a successful Mount Rainier Md carnival raising about 2600 dollars and a Cumberland Md obituary of John Everett 71 a spine injury survivor with sister Mrs Lucy King of Washington D C
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Bristol
Appalachia
Windsor Hotel
Washington Post
Cumberland, Md
John Everett
Cumberland
Connellaville
Lucy King
Washington, D
Haley Son Dies in Paris Army Signal Corps Member
Mr and Mrs C F Haley of Paris Moundsville West Virginia were advised of their son Charles C Haley age 21 dying in Paris September 16 the cause not given He belonged to the signal corps of the army.
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Moundsvillé
W. Va
C. F. Haley
Charles C. Haley
Paris
Signal Corps
Army
Pickpocket Takes Woman's Purse in Store Theft
Mrs. Rose Cohen of 1413 Fourteenth Street was pickpocketed yesterday in a downtown store. The thief took a mesh bag valued at 39 dollars containing two dollars in bills.
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Rose Cohen
Fourteenth Street
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Bellevue
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N.y.ave.n.w
Smith Brothers
CALE
Baggage Express
East Capitol
Sosern Gaviers Sons
Pa. Ave
N.W
Timothy Hanlon
N.E
Frank Sceier's & Sons CO
Telephone Gall North
R. Harris & Co
Detroit Electric
Sterrett & Fleming
Methodists
Olew
Wreckora
Petersburg
Speciatl
Railroad Administration
Seaboard Air Line
Seacoast Station
Here
Hagerstoy
Hickeerstown
Washington County
Rockville
Ckville
Es. ‘Telle
I. Webb
Hilton Village
Milton ‘C. Fowell
Newport News
Iddling
Norfolk
Wilmington
Pickwick
Pennsylvania Ave
State, War and Navy
Chucalucicoen
Pennsylvania Station
Hotel
Pennsylvaniithout
Che
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
A. ¥. Calvert
Naval Academy
Carnival
Mount Rainier
Mad
J. Everett
York
Ipom
Ansberry
Vermont Avenue
L Street
N. W
Ernest Hall
Coolidge Company
Evans
New York Avenue
R.K. Ferguson
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Sunday Post
Japan
Navy
Sam
U. S. Navy
Fen Cof
Jeriv
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