Rail Road Heavy Loser By Slide At Ingleside
A massive slide east of Ingleside blocks Norfolk and Western tracks after a cut filled with Tidewater dirt. Workers rush cinders and build a temporary track to allow train No. 2 to pass this afternoon while freight movements reroute via west lines.
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Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Ingleside
Daily Telegraph
Norfolk and Western
Needles
Tney
Bluefield
Pocaontas
Clinch Valley
Roanoke
Pristol
Wilmore
Bacon
Virginian Railway Company
Baseball Results From Lynchburg Portsmouth Danville
Lynchburg 3 Roanoke 7. Portsmouth 5 Richmond 1. Danville 2 Norfolk 1. National League games affected by rain and late scores: Cincinnati at Boston rained out, St Louis at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn 4 with a late seventh inning Cetlhed in.
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Lynchburg
Roanoke
Portsmouth
Richmond
Danville
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Orchard Continues To Tell Of His Crimes
Defense narrows cross examination to Haywood murder of ex Governor Frank Steunenberg and the kidnapping plot involving the Paulson children. Orchard links Coates and Simpkins to the scheme while denying direct charges and recounts past thefts and poverty driven acts.
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Orchard
Steunenberg
Boise
Idaho
Karry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Bill Easterly
Silver City
Federation
North
Paulson
Orched
David Coates
Colorado
Wahloos
Ideno
Pettibone
Denver
Coates
Jack Simpkins
National Conference on Charities and Correction Opens
In Minneapolis the thirty fourth annual National Conference on Charities and Correction begins with Senator Beveridge and War Secretary Tait among speakers. Key address by Governor Johnson and Amos Butler features debate on child labor, constitutional power, and federal action.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Minneapolis
Minn
Jania
Beveridge
Indiana
Tait
Ireland
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Edeall
Johnsom
Amos W. Butler
Indianapolis
United States
Senate
Republic
Supreme Court
Congress
House Committee On the Judiciary
Miss Marion Fish Weds Albert Z Gray In New York Church
Miss Marion Fish daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuy vestant Fish married Albert Z Gray son of Judge John Clinton Gray at St Bartholomew s Church New York. The gown was cream duchess satin with lace trimming and a bridal veil. A reception followed at the bride s parents East Seventy eighth street. The couple plan a Long Island home for autumn and winter with a wedding tour past.
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New York
Marion Fish
Stuyvestant Fish
Albert Z. Gray
John Clinton Gray
St. Bartholomew's Church
Newport
Rose Point
Janet Fish
East Seventy Eighth Street
Long Island
Eleven Sailors Are Given Up for Lost
Norfolk Va June 12 The seven men of the navy who sailed from Discovery Pier on the return trip to the Minnesota have been given up for lost. A search and dredging by naval authorities continues with no bodies found. a canvass canopy fragment a fireman’s box a coat and a cap are the only items recovered.
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Norfolk
Navy
Discovery Pier
Exposition Grounds
Unie Lata
National Association of Credit Men in Convention
The twelfth annual convention of the National Association of Credit Men opens in Chicago Illinois with more than five hundred delegates from leading wholesale houses and manufacturers. The opening includes greetings and the president’s address outlining the history and results of credit men in shaping business and law. Reports from standing committees on credit policy legislation bankruptcy literature adjustments and mercantile agency will follow.
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Congress
Pennsylvania
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Committee On Education and Labor
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Supreme* Court
Supreme Court
Peope
Nators
Supreme Court of Mississipd
A. H. Whitfield
Friends of Child Slavery
Jem
Ariculture] Department
U. S. Assay
Chicago
National Association of Credit Men
Salvadorean Troops Defeat Invasion at Acajutla Port
Mexico City dispatch reports the Salvadorean army defeated the invading force at Acajutla, driving them back to the coast. One leader, John Moisant, a former San Francisco resident and American citizen, is reported captured.
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Mexico City
Port Acajutla
John Moisant
San Francisco
Read awarded hundred thousand for husband loss in accident
In New York on June 12 Sarah L Read was awarded 101,789 dollars for the death of her husband killed when a New York Central train struck their automobile three years ago. The chauffeur won ten thousand dollars and Miss Read thirty five thousand dollars for injuries.
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New York
Sarah L. FE. Read
New York Central
Connecticut Church Celebrates 200th Anniversary
Eminent churchmen gathered in Streford Connecticut to mark the bicentennial of the first Episcopal church founded in 1707. The public service using the prayer book began June 12, the date chosen for the anniversary. Attendees included Bishop Potter of New York President Hadley of Yale and Professor Willan A. Dunning of Columbia.
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Streford
Conn
Connecticut
Christ Church Aid Parish
Bichon Brewster
Potter
New York
Hadley
Yale University
Willan A. Dunning
Columbia University
Carrie Nation Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Washington report notes Carrie Nation was arrested here tonight for disorderly conduct in a disturbance during a public event.
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Carrie Nation
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Caleb Powers to be Tried Again in July
Special Judge Rollins notified defense attorneys that a special term of the Scott County Circuit Court begins July 29 for Caleb Powers alleged complicity in the murder of Senator Gobel. Proceedings set to start in Frankfort Kentucky.
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Caleb Powers
Frankfort
Rollins
Gobel
Scott County Circcuit Court
Powers
Gorelyou Issues Call for Government Deposits
Washington June 12 the secretary of the treasury issued a call for the return to the treasury by July 10 of thirty millions of dollars on deposit in the national depository banks. Sublette and Barnes advertise Mount Vernon Flour sold. 6-11-3t.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
The
Treasury
Mount Vernon
Sublette & Barnes
Fortunate Texan Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
A Dallas resident says in a testimonial that Dr King’s New Life Pills effectively relieve malaria and biliousness without grinding or griping. The product is priced at 25 cents and available at all drug stores.
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E. W. Goodloe
St. Louis St
Dallas
Tex
Dr. King
Ear burning day as Ruef testifies against Mayor Schmitz
In San Francisco on June 12 Abie Ruef testified before a jury, describing payments to Mayor Schmitz tied to restaurant principals before the fire. Schmitz heard a prosecutor’s scathing denouncement while his own attorney’s speech drew little attention from him. Ruef said he delivered portions of the fees to the mayor at his farm residence, refuting Schmitz’s denials.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Abie Ruef
Johnson
Barrett
Schimtz
Ruef
United States to Furnish Part of Russian Loan
European financiers plan to supply Russia with 50 million dollars in gold, with the United States to provide 12 million. The funds are earmarked for domestic needs, mainly to improve internal conditions and develop Russia’s industrial and commercial resources, after prior loan rejections and monetary strain.
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United States
Paris
Russia
Germany
Mendelszohns
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf Missing on River Trip
A lighthouse tender Maple carrying Secretary of the Navy Metcalf and his party failed to return by last night and was not sighted near Old Point Comfort as of 11 pm. A dispatch later stated Metcalf is safe aboard the Dolphin.
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Newport News
Metcalf
James River
Old Point Comfort
Editors Visit Virginia Beach and Cape Henry
National Editorial Association members at the annual convention in Norfolk were addressed by Governor Glenn of North Carolina Lincoln Steffens of New York and H J Knapp of Auburn New York. The group and their wives toured Virginia Beach on Cape Henry in the afternoon.
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Norfolk
National Editorial Association
Governor Glenn
North Carolina
Lincoln Steffens
New York
H. J. Knapp
Auburn
N. Y
Virginia Beach
Cape Henry
Mt Vernon Flour and Kodo digestive remedy ad
Mt Vernon Flour claims stomach troubles are relieved by taking little Kodo after each meal. Kodo goes to the seat of trouble strengthens digestion and digests food. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills marketed for backache weak kidneys and urinary troubles. A week’s treatment for 25 cents. Sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
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NEW & 2Nd Hand
Remington's
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Virginia League
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Virginia
Is E. Tierney
W. H. Thomas
R. E. Bolling
Cahier
W. B. Hicks
Dwinmanr
W.O PoLloox
Princeton Avenue
R. L. Speas
West Virginia
National Conference ON Charities and Correction
Senator Beveridge
Civen Congress
Albert Z, Gray
National Association of Credit Men In Convention
Associated Press Dispatches
Gorelyou
Schmidtz
Abe Ruef
Posecutor
Dolphin
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