Robbery Case Tops City Court With Sensation
A sensational preliminary hearing for five men including Hart Dunlap Foreman and Pendergast followed a bold cargo theft from Cumberland and Patoise cement mill Pinto. Witnesses linked all five to the scheme, bonds set at 500 each, Hart released, others jailed.
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Harry Dunlap
George Foreman
Thomas Pendergast
Henry Hart
Ewhridee
Hye Song
Cumberland and
Pato Iise
Pintu
Blocher
David A. Robb
Messrs
A. A. Young
J. P. Roman
Mr. Young
Tri
Hart
Pro- Nee
Renny Zehrbach
Hixon
Zehrbach
Young and Roman
O'Neill
Dunlap
Foreman
Academy of Music
Offier Flannagan
Po-Ice Station
Shewbridge
Pendergast
Fohn Goss
Goethe Street
Pinto
Steepe
Goss
Clark
Neut
Treiber
Martin
Robb
Labor candidate declines in Baltimore Third District race
Joseph McGregor secretary of the Baltimore Federation of Labor withdraws from the Third district congressional race. He cites party alignment and labor relief as the reason, saying relief lies with electing Democrats as Republicans oppose organized labor.
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McGregor
Baltimore
Joseph McGregor
Baltimore Federation of Labor
Congress
Independence League
Mr. McGregor
Potomac Hardware Sells Razor Offer at Deep Discount
Potomac Hardware Co advertises a $1.75 Potomac Razor with 30 days to choose strops valued up to $10.00 for $1.35. Mail order offered for a limited time on receipt of price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Potomac Hardware Co
Murdered Sweetheart Found Near Roadside in Distant Town
The 20 year old Miss Ora Lee was found dead beside a roadside mine shaft near Wadsworth D with a bullet wound in her temple. Sheriff Wutetheaton arrested Guy Ruser 28 for the alleged murder as no sign of a struggle appeared. Lee, an orphan who worked in the local match factory, had left her boardinghouse last night to visit Ritman.
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United Press
Wadsworth
Wiss Ora Lee
Vaid
Here
Sherif
Guy Ruser
Miss Lee
Ritman
Servian Mobilization Sparks War Fever and Recruitment
Servia orders its reservists to join their colors as talks of war with Austria intensify. King Peter appears powerless to calm outbreaks while mobilization proceeds amid large public enthusiasm. Mothers offer children to recruiters and the wealthy donate money and jewels to aid the war effort.
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Austria
United Press
Belgrade
Sumidas
Servia
Peter
England Orders Warships to Aid Turkey in Lemnos
London reports England backs Turkey by dispatching battleships Glory and Prince of Wales and cruisers Diana and Lancaster from Malta to Lemnos in the Grecian archipelago to calm unrest. The move follows Turkey's representations that only an English appearance can restrain spoliation fears. The piece notes an unrelated annual blanket and comfort sale at Rosenbaum's beginning Saturday with details in the ad.
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Grecian
United Press
London
England
Turkey
Glory
Prince of Wales
Diana
Lancaster
Malta
Lemnos
Rosenbaum
Reed
Graft Cry in Frisco Touches Ex Senator Clark’s Son
Los Angeles October reports allege Charles W. Clark son of ex Senator W A Clark of Montana was fleeced out of 20000 by a gambling ring running a roulette wheel in fashionable LA. City officials including Mayor and City Prosecutor Woolwine accuse graft and protection of vice and say police tried to force Clark to pay. The claim centers on manipulation by the wheel operator that ensured the player could not win.
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Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles W. Clark
W. A. Clark
Montana
Woolwine
Police
Young Clark
O. K. Letters Endorsement Ruling in Chicago Firm Case
Judge Heaton in Fort Wayne Superior Court rules that the letters O. K. on the back of a money order mean all right and constitute an endorsement. The ruling stems from a dispute with the Mc Bride Electrical Co of Chicago over payment for material supplied to a municipal lighting project. Extraordinary openings from every department at Rosen.
Tablet Erected To Honor Women Who Refused Tea
A bronze tablet was dedicated by the Daughters of the American Revolution in Raleigh to 41 or 51 patriotic Brenton women who refused to use tea in October 177? The inscription notes their defiance of the mother country and the tablet will be placed in the rotunda of the State Capitol.
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Raleigh
X. C
Brenton
XN. C
Daughters of the American Revolution
State Capitol
Montgomery Democrats Organize Bri an Kern and Lewis Cloud
The Democrats of Wheaton district in Montgomery County organized a club led by President G. O. B. Cissell with a 50 member base. Elected officers include Vice Presidents Olie Hughes and Dr. Eugene Jones, Secretary J. Dawson Williams, and Treasurer Harry M. Martin.
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Montgomery Democrats
Kensington
Democrats of
Wheaton
Monigomery County
Brian, Kern
Lewis Cloud
G. 0. B. Cissell
Olie Hughes
Eugene Jones
J. Dawson Willams
Harry M. Martin
Women’s $25 Suits Offered at $15 in Street Sale
Express today brings 30 women’s tailored suits originally priced at $25 now available at $15 for a special sale tomorrow and Monday. Fall styles include hack, ravy, brown, green and smoke fray herringbone serges with chevrons in sizes from 2 onward. Window display shown at Gross Bros.
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Express
Ejectment over tiny land strip highlights water rights dispute
In Media Pa a court heard an ejectment case about a three eighths acre strip valued under five dollars. The fight centered on water rights and a torn fence line used to claim territory. Lawyers for both sides battled over testimony as the case progressed with no appeal likely. Meanwhile a separate murder case in Delaware County featured Mrs Beisel and Mrs Erb facing possible trial for Captain Erb’s shooting at Red Gables. Both prisoners rested after a tense inquiry and received prison fare as they awaited further proceedings.
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John II Leasures
Eliza Twigg
Gary
Court of Appeals
Media
J. Clayton Erb
Catherine Beisel
Erb
Red Gables
Bee
Rohrman Robinson
Delaware County
Fields
Lar
Eric
Capt
Capt. Erb
Panama Canal Investigation Charges Perjury Alleged
New York Oct 9 Spencer Miller of Lidgerwood Manufacturing Co accused of perjury at the Panama Canal inquiry. The Brothers alleged perjury and caused a row as Major Carlington struggled to maintain order. Miller denied the accusations and the Brothers withdrew, prompting a temporary adjournment.
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United Press
New York
Spencer Miller
Lidgerwood Manufacturing Co
Pansina Canal
Miler
Brown Wins in Georgia Governorship with Large Plurality
Early returns from Georgia show Joseph M. Brown winning the governorship by a substantial margin over Yancey Carter of the Independent Party. The only major federal issue cited is approval of a constitutional amendment establishing a property ownership voter qualification. Grand Union Baking Powder ads appear amid the dispatches. A separate item reports a fatal trolley accident in Haverhill Massachusetts with multiple injuries to passengers.
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Atlanta
Joseph — M. Brown
Who Owns a Wife's Dresses in Law, Britmpton Case
In Britmpton county court the question arose who owns dresses lent to a married woman by costumers after nonpayment. The husband claimed he gave the money to buy the items, arguing ownership rested with him, and the court upheld this extraordinary claim. The piece notes openings at Rosenbaum's department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britmpton County Court
Ashei
Hurled Fifty Feet Fatal Wagon Accident Near Gilton
Morris Saxon died from a broken neck after a wagon overturned over a fifty foot embankment near Gilton. Howard sustained severe injuries and was arrested on suspicion of murder as investigators probe the potatoes load and motive. No money found on Saxon. sale by Gross Brothers with window display announcing items and prices.
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United Pregst- Greensburg
Rilton
Morris Saxon
Howard
Saxon
Ballot finalized as six Maryland districts list nominees
Maryland parties finalize certificates for the upcoming election and place five parties on the official ballot. Democrats Republicans Prohibition Socialist and Independence each have presidential electors and congressional candidates listed by district with names from Talbot, Wicomico, Baltimore, Baltimore City, Allegany, and surrounding counties.
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Annapolis
Mid
Qel
Congress
Maryland
Wome
J. Harry Covington
Talbot County
William M. Jackson
Wicomico County
Republing
Jacob W. Wheatley
Talbot Coin
Prohibition
Baltimore ‘City
John Kronmiller
Baltimore
Roswell V. Whitehurst
John Gill
John Philip Hill
Charles R. Woods
George M. Smith
George’s County
Sydney Mudd
Charles County
Samuel W. James
David J. Lewis
Allegany County
George A. Pearce
Harry N. Cuppert
Garrett County
L. V. Young
Washington County
Local Order of Owls Banquet and Dance in Cumberland
Cumberland's Local Order of Owls held a banquet and dance last night in the Baltimore street lodge hall. Joe Schiffer and Tug Keller entertained with impersonations, singing and dancing. Committee chair Charles Cumisky and members Bragg and Schuh directed the event. The Owls lodge, organized February 14, 1908, now nears two hundred members.
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Order of Owls
Cumberland Nest
Baltimore Street
Sweet
Hearts
Joe Schiffer
Tug Keller
Charles Cumiskey
Joe Bragg
Henry Schuh
Cumberland
BIE Sale Announced For Saturday And Monday
A notice promotes a BIE sale scheduled for Saturday and Monday. Details about location or items are not provided in the readable text.
Real Estate for Sale Including Double Frame Houses
Real estate ads offer several properties on Baker Street Union Street and Maryland Avenues. Listings include a 16 room residence with bath on Union Street, a Maryland Avenue home with steam heat and sewer, and a Lonaconing Maryland Hotel with gas and electric lights. Sale events run October 10 and 12 with many lots and farms marketed by Tanser the hustling Real Estate Man.
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Tere
Maryland Hotel
Lonaconing
A Fair Bride: Miss Warfield Weds W Hugh Harris at Oakdale
Miss Carrie Warfield married Willim Hugh Harris in Howard County at Oakdale, the Warfield home. Rev. John Timothy Stone conducted the ceremony attended by 200 guests, including family, neighbors, and Baltimore’s social set, with Steinwald's orchestra in the parlor.
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Carrie Warfield
W. Hugh Harris
Oakdale
Edwin Warfield
Howard County
Willim Hugh Harris
Binghamton
XN. Y
John Timothy Stone
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Werfield
Steinwald
Court Awards Estate to Sally Butcher Heirs in West Virginia
In Clarksburg a circuit court judge ruled for defendants in the Armstrong estate suit. Judge Charles W. Lynch took the case from the jury and found Sally Butcher, not Poly Butcher, was the mother of Adolphus Armstrong. If upheld, the $400,000 Grafton estate will pass to George Butcher’s heirs.
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Armstrong
Sally Butcher
Clarksburg
W. Va
John Butcher
Sidney Sommerville
Adolphus Armstrong
Grafton
Charles W. Lynch
Poly Butcher
George Butcher
Sally
Gasper Butcher
Polly
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Panama Canal Investigation
Brown
Georgia
Independence Party
Grand Union
Grand Union ‘Rea Co
Er Uahted Press
Haverhill
Mass
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Vest
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Northern Electric
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Wwomens
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Rosenbaus
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Atul Bath
Sigroom Bank
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Gale
City
Tanser
Hawkes
Walter Powell & Son Co
Optician
Balto
Wwe
Lambert
Exclusir
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McCleave Building
John A. Bopp
Centre St
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Union Transfer & Storage Co
Peter E. Wrigh
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