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Newspaper

Mathews Journal

Location

Mathews, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1910

Page

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Norfolk and Seaboard Ferry Schedules and Arrivals

Shipping records list departures and arrivals from Norfolk wharves across multiple rivers with times from 6:30 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. including Bay Line Hodgdon Hicks Diggs and Severn routes, noting Old Point and Williams and Philpot’s wharfs and connections to Auburn Roane Dixondale and Ports North Street wharfs in a detailed daytime timetable.

Norfolk, Co Worth St North St Norfolk Bay Line Old Point Philpot Williams Hicks Diggs

Need for Expert Bookkeeper in Second Auditor Office

Governor Claude A Swanson urges Virginia General Assembly to provide an expert bookkeeper for the Second Auditor in Richmond. He notes Carlton McCarthy’s successful reform of the office, with funds and books now in good condition, and stresses daily, expert handling of indebtedness, debt funding, and funds such as Literary and Miller Funds.

Richmond Swanson General Assembly Senate House of Delegates Carlton McCarthy McCarthy Literary Fund Miller Fund Neg Addi Con Claude A. Swanson

Attempt to Deprive Democrats Representation in House Caucus

Washington special reports that insurgent Republicans claim a House majority caucus action to appoint two of the committee for a Ballinger forestry probe is within authority and deny Democrats representation. Rep Murdock of Kansas warns against using the steam roller on insurgents as aspirants for Speaker Joe's chair appear, noting their failure at roll call on new rules last session.

Washington, D. C House Murdock Kansas Ballinger Forestry Service Uncle Joe Sirsa

Czarina of Russia Reported Very Ill

In St Paparshkirk a conference of three physicians including Dr Pelktereff and Belktreff was held on the Czarina's condition. A bulletin was anticipated as court circles were alarmed by reports that she had temporarily lost her reason and remained under constant medical attention.

ST. Paparshkirg Sprelal Prs Rorenback Belktreff Botkin Ruesday Pelktereff Test Czarina Her Majesty’s

Judge Williams Trial Set for February 8

Welch Virginia Special. The trial of Judge Ss W Williams, Attorney General elect of Virginia, charged with assault on Judge Sanders, was set for February 8. Williams pledged to be present for the proceedings.

Turnpike Company to Collect Tolls in Virginia

Ex Judge C E Nicol urged a bill granting the Washington and Leesburg Turnpike Company toll rights and privileges. A wealthy backer offered 50 000 to 150 000 to aid the scheme, with John G Hopkins linked to major stock and Loudoun County landholdings. The 30 mile road would run from Washington to Leesburg through Loudoun. supervision would rest with the state high way commission.

Richmond C. E. Nicol Prince William Washington and Leesburg Thornton Oliver Corporation Commission Virginia Washington Leesburg Loudoun County District of Columbia Messrs Noel White Nicol John G. Hopkins Loudoun Henry Fairfax

Fourteen Hurt in Western Wreck Near New Salem

Northern Pacific coast train No. 7 derailed west of New Salem Tuesday night. Fourteen seriously injured. Several cars overturned and passengers, crew, and a relief train battled cold snow to aid. Early casualty reports varied with twelve killed later denied. Injured include T. M. Harkness Carney William Smith New York Andre V. Wrosser and wife New York.

New Salem N. D Northern Pacific Coast T. M. Harkness Carney William Smith New York Andre V. Wrosser

Moving Pictures Of Microbes At Work

New York special reports that combining the microscope with the cinematograph now shows the battle in human blood between good and bad microbes. The first pictures were shown at Broca Hospital in Paris. Thirty two frames per second capture objects as small as 1/70000 inch, with fleas enlarged to the same scale appearing like six story buildings.

New York Broca Paris

Retrocession of Alexandria County Questioned in Senate

Hannis Taylor a distinguished constitutional lawyer presented an elaborate opinion to the Senate arguing the 1846 retrocession of Alexandria from DC to Virginia was unconstitutional. He contends the act would render land beneath the Capitol Treasury and White House as Maryland or private grants, unless the Supreme Court voids the retrocession.

Washington, D. C Alexandria District of Columbia Virginia Hannis Taylor Spain Senate Capitol Maryland Supreme Court of the United States

Freckles as Beauty Spots Draw Two Opposing Homes

The New York World reports the tale of a troubled boy named Jasper, whose freckles are seen as beauty marks by some and a barrier to adoption by others. Mrs. J Eb of 50 Monianth Ave, Liveookyn, wires that she would like the boy placed with a sibling.

New York Jasper Eured Tindine Naibertree New York World Mra. J. Eb

Elkton Operator Held Up and Robbed

Three men held up Frank Coleman, Elkton night operator for Norfolk and Western, at gunpoint early Tuesday. They escaped with $43.70 in ash after binding him to a post in the Elkton office. Coleman, found by a freight crew, described one tall and slender, one short and stout, and one medium in size. Detectives pursue the case as no safes were touched and no officers’ involvement suspected.

Harrisonburg Frank Coleman Norfolk and Western Elkton Coleman

Virginia Brandy Distilling Bill Proposed in Richmond

Delegate Clement introduces a bill allowing any person firm or corporation to distill brandy from fruits produced in Virginia between August 15 and February 15 each year and to dispose of at least one gallon to individuals. It also permits sale of spirits distilled before March 12 1908 in quantities of no less than one gallon to a single person under conditions, with a $10 distiller privilege fee. Violations carry fines from 1 to 500 dollars and potential jail up to 120 days.

Richmond Clement Virginia Circuit

Death prompts reopens estate after long presumed spinster wife reveals husband

In South Norwalk Connecticut the probate court learned the estate of Ann Shanley of Darien valued with remote heirs must be reopened after James Tobin produced a 29 year old marriage certificate. Shanley who died at fifty had long been regarded a wealthy spinster and reportedly rebuffed suitors while Tobin an actor is now recognized as her husband.

South Norwalk Conn Spe’s Ann Shanley Darien James Tobin Shanley Mads Clals Tobin

Elegant Passenger Steamers Columbia and Augusta Sails to Norfolk

Elegant passenger steamer service from Baltimore to Old Point Comfort and Norfolk with daily departures at 6 30 P M except Sunday and 1 4 Old Point Comfort at 6 00 A M and Norfolk at 7 00 A M. Connects with rail lines for the South. Also Atlanta for West Point and Richmond with schedule 5 P M from Baltimore Tue Thu Sat arriving West Point 7 45 A M and Richmond 9 20 A M. Calls at Gloucester Point Clement's Clay Bank Allmond's. Tickets and berths from City Ticket Offices.

Columbia Augusta Old Point Comfort Norfolk Baltimore Reycept West Point Richmond Gloucester Point Clement's Clay Bank Allmond's Light Street

Married in St Augustine’s Church Morrisania New York

Mine Shanley saw him first from the audience they wed soon in St Augustine’s Church Morrisania New York city Tobin resumed his stage career and the bride kept the secret at home.

Mine Shanley St Augustine's Church Morrisania New York City Tobin

Immigrant Boy Reunited With Parents in St Louis

Abe Rottman seven years old traveled alone from New York to greet his parents in St Louis after more than a year apart. Peter Rottman, earning eight dollars weekly as a tailor, sent six dollars each week to federal authorities to fund Abe’s scalp treatment, living on the remaining two dollars. The family, who arrived from Russia in November 1908, faced possible deportation when Abe’s scalp disease was found at Ellis Island. authorities allowed the family to proceed if Abe could be treated there.

ST. Louis Abe Rottman New York Peter Rottman Abe Rottman America Russia Ellis Island

Judge Sanders sues Williams in Roanoke case details

Judge Joseph Sanders of Bluefield West Virginia files suit against Attorney Gene Williams as he faces trial in Welch West Virginia for felony. Williams is indicted by a West Virginia grand jury and the case is postponed to February 3. Earlier there was consideration of a WV request to extradite Williams by the Virginia Governor. Sanders formerly served on West Virginia’s Supreme Court. Then a theater gag follows about a Christmas pantomime production with a remark about costumes. dialogue references a wife and a character.

Sanders Williams Roanoke Joseph Sanders Bluefield W. Va Geneval Welch West Virginia Virginia Supreme Court of West Virginia

Largest man in the world declared insane in Illinois hospital

Spercial report from Peoria Illinois states Biles once famed as the United States most colossal man has been committed to Bartonville Hospital in hopeless insanity. He weighed 526 pounds at the asylum scales and is now confined under care.

Peoria, Ill Biles United States Peoria Hospital Cout Bartonville Bliss

Marriage Procession Draws Crowds Through Broadway

In Bayonne a couple, Mr and Mrs Aaron Bolliger, wed at Our Lady of Carmel Church. After the ceremony they walked to a photographer's for pictures then paraded with musicians and a wedding party to their Prospect Avenue home. Local traffic halted as curious shoppers and residents watched the joyful procession.

New York Our Lad Carmel Church Bayonne Aaron Bolliger Broadway Tographer’s Phel Egy Mae Pepates Yin Alrs Prospect Avenue

Broken fingers halt horses to save a woman in Greenwich

Joseph Martin, a liveryman, suffered broken fingers while saving Misa Jessie Benedict from being dragged by runaway sleigh horses on Greenwich Avenue. Benedict, a New York heiress staying with J. Robinson Beard, was overturned when runners tangled in car tracks and horses bolted. Martin, recently injured while cranking a car, grabbed the bridles and halted the team despite the pain, earning Benedict’s gratitude.

Greenwich Conn Joseph Martin F. A. Mosher Misa Jessie Benedict New York Greenwich Avenue Miss Benedict J. Robinson Beard Martin Orses Misa Benedict

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