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5 records 1904–1929

Sentenced To Penitentiary For Undetermined Period (Special to the News) Luray, Oct. 8.– For having tied his feet and hands…

Gray Sentenced For Undetermined Period for Murder of Friend

1928
Smallpox has broken out in the neighborhood of Bentonville, Warren county, Va., fifteen miles north of Luray. Several men returned…

Bentonville Smallpox Traced to Bakerton

1913
NEGROES AS HIGHWAYMENTwo in Jail at Harper’s Ferry are Threatened With Lynching. [Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.]Charlestown, W. Va.,…

Two in Jail at Harper’s Ferry Are Threatened with Lynching.

1904
Mrs. Nannie Hill, wife of Nelson E. Hill, 533 Maryland avenue, died at her home at 10:15 a. m. Friday…

Obituary: Mrs. Nannie Hill

1929
Smallpox has broken out in the neighborhood of Benonville, Warren county, 15 miles north of Luray. It is supposed the…

Smallpox Spreads from Bakerton

1913
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Epidemics 2 Crime & Murders 2 Laborers 1 Court & Jury 1 Obituaries & Deaths 1
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Bailey 1 Beckwith 1 Comer 1 Dent 1 Gray 1 Hill 1 Knight 1 Manuel 1 Newmeyer 1 Plummer 1 Reed 1 Twyman 1 Williams 1
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Life Between The Blasts: The Village of Bakerton

Life in Bakerton was lived between the thunder of quarry blasts and the spirit of community. When the Baker brothers established their Washington Building Lime Company in Oak Grove, near…

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