Daniel Re elected to U S Senate by Virginia Assembly
The Virginia General Assembly honored John Warwick Daniel with another election to the United States Senate. In speeches across both chambers Daniel was praised as a Confederate veteran and statesman, with supporters highlighting his leadership and wartime record. The vote proceeded with Daniel facing Republican Bascom Stemp, and the record shows Daniel leading as the assembly prepared to finalize the ballot.
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Richmond
Legislature of
Virginia
John Warwick Daniel
United States
Capitol
General Assembly
Congroseman Slemp
Blemp
Major Daniel
Tipton D. Jennings
Lynchburg
Jennings
Hill City
Eleventh
Virginia Infantry
Daniel
House
Boonsboro
Bascom Stemp
Pendleton
Scott
Con Bascom Stemp
Jud Nelson
Campbell
Parr
Patrick
Stemp
Campbell Stemp
Clement
John W. Daniel
Edwin P. Cox
Ailéen Bell
Culpeper
Rosewell Page
Martin Williams
Giles
Major N. Stubbs
Gloucester
Major Stubbs
Senate
Johnson
Russell
Stubbs
Slemp
Napoleon of
Sareen
Ohnson
Danielconea
Pjaley
United States Senate
Edmondson
Imner
CIA Uel
Commonwealth
Amerteas
Lee
Jackson
South
Massachusetts
Halifax
Sixth
Early
N. B. Early
Green
Old Dominion
Strode
Amherst
Hart
Roanoke
Rockingham
Virginia Legislature Honors Governor and Lieut. Gov.
After a joint resolution, delegates from the House and Senate honored Governor Swanson and Lieutenant Governor Ellyson with testimonials. Speakers praised their leadership and service, noting Swanson’s four years at the helm and Ellyson’s wartime service, ending with wishes for continued public virtue and prosperity.
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Richmond
United States
Swanson
Ellyson
Rosewell Page
Hanover
House
Senate
Byrd
Messrs
Page
Spessard
Lewis
Toney
Halsey
Gale
Porkes
Virginia
State
Dean's Kidney Pills Cure Back Pain Claim
A Harrisonburg man describes chronic kidney pain from wartime ailments and states he was cured after taking Dean's Kidney Pills starting in 1903. He praises the product, noting improved sleep, steady urine, and no further kidney trouble. The ad offers boxes at 5% off via Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.
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F. A. Davis
German St.Harrisonburg
Wso
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Virginia Governor Swanson Receives Generous Ovation
Governor Swanson thanked the Virginia General Assembly for a heartfelt memorial gift and voiced gratitude for the esteem shown by members. He recalled late hours and collaborative effort within the legislature, noting that even when their judgments differed they were treated with kindness and respect.
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Halsey
Jie
Lalsey
General Assembly
Virginia
High Commission
Commonwealth
Swanson
Genie
Thes
Norfolk Girl Attacked by Mulatto Man in Ghent
Miss Lucy Upshur, visiting in Ghent, was choked and forced to the ground by Percy Morbey a mulatto he fled but was captured nearby and arrested. Morbey sent to Corporation Court denying intent while claiming mistaken identity. Upshur a Chuckatuck native stayed with sister Mrs Godwin on Acey Road near W H Wales Jr bank president.
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Norfolk
Percy Morbey
Lucy Upshur
Po- Nee
Forbey
Corporation Court
Justice Simmons
Miss Upehur
Ghent
W. H. Wales, Jr
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Miss Upshur
R. 8. Godwin
Acey Road
Chuckatuck
Virginia colleges barred from interschool sports under new bill
Virginia lawmakers debate a measure restricting students at public-funded institutions from playing football baseball or track outside campus while on roster or during terms. An exception allows campus-only play with no intercollegiate trips if enacted. Critics argue the plan cripples athletics and harms students facing fees and ostracism.
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Richmond
Virginia
R. & Parks
Page
Parks
College
Paris Flood Turmoil Deluges City and Suburbs
Paris faces a historic flood with Seine at record heights. Water mains fail and traffic stalls as 26,000 idle workers and 10 million dollar losses loom. Suburbs flooded, Isle de la Cite houses abandoned, Pont de L Alma closed, sewers taxed, and vital buildings jeopardized. Relief efforts lag as typhoid fears rise.
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Paris
Ligne Metropolitaine
Austerlits
Seine
Waller
Ivry
Isle de la Cite
Orleans
Austerlitz
Orsave
Tillman to Keep Son's Children in Edgefield Custody
Senator Tillman states law grants him custody of his grandson and granddaughter until they turn twenty one. He describes his son B. R. Tillman Jr. and his wife Rebekah Tillman as estranged since 1908 with separations and reconciliations, and notes the mother seldom visits the children. He offers no complaint against his daughter in law and cites political feuds as irrelevant to custody disputes.
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A. T. Lincoln
Smyth
Congress
C, m Slemp
Parsons
Grayson
Lincoln
Slemp
Mr. Slemp
Washington, D. C
South Carolina
B. R. Tillman
B. R. Tillman, Jr
Tillman
Columbia
Tillman, Jr
Washington
Edgefield
Tillmans
Lamont
Columbia Road
Oater Tilman
M. C. Butler
Senate
Pervanesses
Tillman Family Dispute Reveals Courtroom Reminder
Senator Tillman and family discuss a domestic dispute while two young girls, Douschka and Sarah, sleep upstairs unaware of the adult talk. The group agrees Mrs Tillman Jr. has no children under law as deeds place them with grandparents under South Carolina statutes.
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Tillman
Mreen
Washington
Douschka
Sarah
Mrs. Tillman, Jr
South Carolina
American Owned Plans Destroyed in Nicaragua
Managua special report says the Nicaraguan government raided American owned plantations and mine concessions and forced hundreds of laborers into the army. A strong protest has been made to Consul Olivares and the matter will go to the State Department in Washington.
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Managua
Olivares
State Department
Washington
Johnson Stalked by Process Server in New York
Norman Pinder, a 125 pound invalid, pursues Jack Johnson in New York claiming he was beaten by the champion fighter and has filed a $20,000 damages suit. Owen Bohan, Pinder’s attorney, plans to proceed in the West to serve papers. Pinder vows to make Johnson answer for the alleged act.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Norman Pinder
Owen Bohan
Abe Levy
Pinder
Johnson
Keith's Yacht Courier surfaces from storm near Norfolk
Keith's steam yacht Courier, missing for days, finally reached Norfolk after shelters at Delaware Breakwater and Assateague. The vessel had been driven by weather and prompted a revenue cutter search by the Onondaga was ordered to locate her.
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Norfolk
B. F. Keith
Delaware
Assateague
Onondaga
Courts Too Easy On Our Criminals
In Ithica Dr Andrew B White argues against the view crime is a disease and urges harsher punishment. He cites hangings that ended outbreaks of murder and contrasts British and American criminal justice, noting jurors and systemic differences. He claims Britain is more brutal yet has fewer murders per capita.
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Ithica
Walleapy
Andrew BP. White
Cornell University
Germany
Coventy
England
Oamstate
White
Great Britain
United
American meat cheap in London amid global imports
London shoppers see beef priced by origin with Argentin a frozen at 10 cents and chilled from North America 15 to 19 cents. West End and East End vary by neighborhood with New York comparisons showing London loins 15 to 18 cents versus 23 to 28 cents in New York. Prices depend on cut quality and source amid small Australian and Danish imports.
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London
America
Canada
Argentina
New Zealand
Australia
Denmark
West End
East End
United States
New York
Richmond colored Anti Tuberculosis League enrollment rises
In Richmond Virginia the Colored Anti Tuberculosis League branch reports thirty new members after Sunday meetings at First and Second Baptist Churches In Manchester. Speakers included W F P Burrell at First Church and Webster Davis W H Hughes T T Rameau and W P Burrell at Second Church. A nurse is assigned to each of five districts and weekly reports come from insurance agents hospitals and other sources. No funds have been requested yet.
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Richmond
The
Colored Anti-Tuberculosis League
First
Second Baptist
Mam
Chester
W. F P. Burrell
Webster Davis
W. H. Hughes
T. T. Rameau
W. P. Burrell
Hosiptala
Divorce blamed on women by preacher wife
Mrs Newell Dwight Hillis declares in New York that one in twelve married women now seeks divorce and faults female training for wifehood. She says mothers must teach housekeeping and motherhood before marriage to cut divorces by about 90 percent, blaming modern women for seeking luxuries and childlessness. She singles out German English and French women as better homemakers.
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New York
United States
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Pouch Gallery
Ike
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