Session of Virginia Live Stock Board Guides Tuberculosis Compensation
A Virginia Live Stock and Sanitary Board session met at Murphy's Hotel in Richmond to discuss compensation for cattle owners whose animals were slaughtered after tuberculosis tests. The act of March 17 1910 funds examinations and compensation up to 40 dollars per animal, 80 dollars for certain registered animals, with 5000 dollars appropriated. State Dairy and Food Commissioner, State Veterinarian, and Dairy Dept officials attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Live Stock and Sanitary Board
Murphy'’s Hotel
J. C. Carrington
H. M. Smith, Jr
P. F. St. Clair
C. G. Kizer
Barringer
Cc. I. Wade
Live Stock Sanitary Board
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Livestock Sanitary Board
State Dairy and Food Department
State Treasury
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Ular
W. D. Saunders
Pure Food Department
J. G. Ferneyhough
Taft Arrives in Beverly With Broad Smile
President William Howard Taft arrived in Beverly Massachusetts for a vacation in good spirits despite a heavy workload ahead. He descended from his private car laughing and saying it was certainly good to be here as he reached Boston.
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Beverly
Mass
William Howard Taft
Here
Taft
Boston
President Remains Hidden as Train Enters Station
In a restrained scene at South Station the President rode in retirement inside the private Colonial car as the Federal Express halted on track 18. Police and secret service kept spectators behind a gate while reporters watched from a safe distance, catching only a glimpse of a lesser official through the car window.
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South Station
Grand Junction
Montserrat
Polce
Secret Service
Track 18
Federal Express
Neponset
Colonial
Two-Horse 1000-to-1 Bet Ends With Foolish Win
New York special reports Clarence Foote and Harry Abrahamson at Sheepshead Bay where a bet of 1000 to 1 on a two horse race paid out after Ballot won and King James finished second. Foote started with $500 and built his fortune by betting on favorites.
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New York
Clarence Foote
Harry Abrahamson
Sheepshead Bay
Ballot
King James
Mr. Foote
Foote
Abrahamson
Gus
Three Die and Three Hurt in Baltimore Railroad Accident
A freight train struck a gang of carpenters at Twenty-first Street and Belt Line tracks in Baltimore at 7:30 AM. The dead are Jacob Brandenburg E W Lendermore and Harry P Gatchel. Others fatally or seriously injured include Daniel Reuhl Albert Reuhl Edward Heighsmith with multiple injuries and amputations. additional injured are George Ambrose Charles T Backle and Frank Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Twenty-first Street
Belt Line
Jacob Brandenburg
E. W. Lendermore
Harry P. Gatchel
Daniel Reuhl
Albert Reuhl
Edward Heighsmith
George Ambrose
Charles T. Backle
Frank Ray
Statistician Guilty in Cotton Leak Case
Edwin Holmes, the statistician connected to the Theodore S. Price cotton leak, pleaded guilty in the District Supreme Court and was fined $5,000.
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Washington, D. C
Edwin 8. Holmes
Theodore S. Price
District Supreme Court
Carter Glass Named Democratic Nominee for Sixth District
Bedford City Virginia special report states the Sixth District Democratic Committee unanimously nominating Carter Glass for Congress. The committee resolves that if only one candidate files by June 11 1910 the district will declare that person the nominee and cancel the August 11 1910 primary. Carter Glass is named as Democratic nominee for Remedestative in the State second Congress from the Sixth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford City
Sixth District
Democratic Committee
Carter Glass
Congress
Democratic Party
Virgina
Safe Fourth Question Prompts Boys to Behave
A local exchange asks residents if they support a safe and sane Fourth of July. One speaker notes he avoids giving his boys grounding over fireworks. He emphasizes that injuries would bar them from attending the ball game.
A Well Man at 81 An Old Settler’s Kidney Cure
An 81 year old Virginia resident recounts severe kidney troubles after a back injury. He describes long pain, bed days, and numb limbs before Dean's Kidney Pills. After months of ineffective remedies, one box brought only a small change, but the second restored health, and he credits the pills for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Salem
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Revival in Stevensburg with Evangelist Wiley
Six revival services were held in Stevensburg Sunday led by Evangelist George H. Wiley of Richmond. Five at the Methodist Church and a final meeting at the larger Baptist Church, with about thirty seeking renewal or conversion. Pastors William Shenton and the Late Church pastor Mr. Hurt praised the results as hundreds of Christians were revived. Wiley plans warehouse meetings in Bedford City.
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Stevensburg
George H. Wiley
Richmond
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
William Shenton
Mr. Hurt
Wiley
Bedford City
Death Bed Bride Seeks Divorce In Reno Suit
New York special dispatch details the divorce suit of Mrs. Minnetta Naomi Henry born Price and stage name Leslie Hunter. She alleges cruel treatment by Eugene Wallace Henry while she was unconscious during a marriage in March 1904. She says he forced whiskey, threatened her with a pistol, and she never recalls the ceremony or her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reno
Minnetta Naomi Henry
Price
Leslie Hunter
Henry
Utica
Fiancee and riches missed in a fatal act
Alban Schmitland Schmidt died in Kinfs county Hospital Monte from injuries in a personal crisis. For three years he worked as a bartender under Henry E. Woll at Flatbush. In delirium he spoke of a fiancée in South America and of a letter from his father, a money order, and plans for a family trip to New York. Authorities note a possible engaged past and a forthcoming family arrival.
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New York
Alban Schmitland Schmidt
Kinfs County
Monte
Henry Schmitland
Henry E. Woll
Church and
Rogers Avenues
Flatbush
Schmitland
Schmidt
Theodore S. Schmidt
Wahiern
Berne
Switzerland
South America
United States
Voll
Ishmitland
Woll
Moving Pictures Part of Meriden Church Service
George M. Landers, former New Britain mayor, donated a moving picture machine to South Congregational Church in Meriden. Pastor H. A. Jump plans illustrated sermons each Sunday night to boost summer attendance. Theater managers seek to block church pictures without permission to run Sunday shows.
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Meriden
Conn
George M. Landers
New Britain
South Congregational Church
H. A. Jump
Arab Sheik’s son seeks father after crocodile rite
Abdul Howat, a boatswain on the British steamship Bloemfontein, travels from Calcutta to locate his Egyptian father who fled after a crocodile bite ritual. He has crossed Asia, Europe, Africa, and South America seeking the man who left him at age ten. The voyage stems from the talismanic toe bite and parchment invocation his father gave him.
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New York
Abdul Howat
Gloemfontein
Calcutta
Abdul
Egypt
Aden
China
India
Thibet
Europe
Africa
South America
Abdul Hawat
Bloemfontein
Freeman Elected Tax Expert to Lead Virginia Commission
Dr Douglas S Freeman elected expert member of Virginia State Tax Commission at its first meeting in Richmond. He will serve as secretary and begin collecting data statewide to prepare a tax reform report for the Legislature. Governor Mann and top officials attended as the new body planned workload and travel to the National Tax Officials meeting in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Tax Commission
Douglas S. Freeman
Evening Journal
General Assembly
Mann
Ellyson
Byrd
George &. Keezell
Senate Finance Committee
A. M. Bowman
Salem
House Finance Committee
R. R. Prentis
State Corporation Commission
Dr. Freeman
Capitol
Noom
National Society of Tax Officials
Milwaukee
United States
Canada
Freeman
Midnight Burglar Invades Woodland Heights Home
Richmond resident Henley H Hall of Woodland Heights reports a nighttime burglar near his front porch. Hall fired twice but neither shot hit. the intruder fled over a fence and escaped into a rosebush. Police searched without success. Hall suspects the same prowler linked to recent break-in attempts in Woodland Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Henley H. Hall
Woodland Heights
Elafl
Forest Hill
Thirty-second Street
Semmes Avenue
Mr. Hall
Hall
Smith & Wesson
Fisure
Bowen
Journal
George W. Woodall
East Broad Street
Automobile Slams Into Deep Drain. Five Injured
In Chicago on June 28 Pete Ripley aged 32 from Hammond Indiana was killed and five companions injured when the car en route from Hammond to South Chicago plunged into a five foot deep drain.
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Chicago
Pete Ripley
Hammond
Ind
South Chicazo
First Cousins Wed in Bristol Ceremony
Nicholas T. McAfee of Ely Nevada and Mageke Page of Abingdon, both nieces and nephews of Judge R M Page, married here yesterday by Rev. L W Pierce. The fourteen year courtship faced opposition from relatives due to their status as first cousins.
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Bristol
Nicholas T., McAfee
Ely
Nev
Mageke Page
Abingdon
R M. Page
L. W. Pierce
McAfee
Court judges race of Father Bill and wife at Coney Island
William C Daly known as Father Bill raced his wife Ella Daly to the Coney Island Court and asked for summonses after each accused the other of assault. Magistrate Voorhees disqualified Father Bill. Ella Daly won the outcome cared by bandaged head and claimed assault. Bail set at 1500 for Father Bill as they live at 1205 Avenue U Sheepshead Bay.
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New York
William C. Daly
Bill
Ella
Coney Island
Ekach
Voorhees
Dalys
Avenue U
Sheepshead Bay
U S Intervenes in Nicaragua Tension Flare Across Regions
Washington reports a petition with 700 signatures urging U S intervention in Nicaragua. General Estrada’s reaction is unknown while Pittman’s court martial remains unconfirmed. Dispatched messages from Madriz test tensions as Atlantic coast holds by government and Costa Rica natives fear U S protectorate plans.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Moffat
Bluefields
State Department
General Estrada
Department
Estrada
Giupateh
William P. Pittman
Madriz
Pitman
Pittman
Senor Corea
Acoyapa
Nicaragua
San Juan del Sur
Great Corn Island
Atlantic
San Ubaldo
Met Museum Accepts Sir Caspar Clarke Resigns as Director
The Metropolitan Museum of Art trustees accepted Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke’s resignation, effective immediately. He will receive his current $15,000 salary through June 1, and then $35,000 as life honorary European correspondent. District health concerns and bronchitis influenced his decision after his 1909 London trip. Robert W. de Forest cited health, and Dr. Richard Robinson will continue as director.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke
J. Pierpont Morgan
London
Sir Caspar
Kensington Museum
Louis P. di Cesnola
Kensington
Caspar
America
Morgan
Robert W. de Forest
Richard Robinson
Baron de Hirsch School Closes After Twenty Years
The Baron de Hirsch School in New York ends its twenty year run after graduating its last class on Tuesday. Funded by a $12,000,000 endowment for immigrant education, control now rests with the Educational Alliance led by Isidor Straus and Dr Henry Fleischman. The alliance reallocates the funds to other work as public schools fulfill the mission. Forty five students, many new arrivals, completed a program of English, patriotism, essays and recitations. Straus urged high civic ideals for the students and their descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baron de Hirsch
Educational Alliance of
Isidor Straus
Henry Fleischman
Alliance
America
Mr. Straus
Aldermen End Long Session After Five and a Half Hours
In New York City sixty-one aldermen exited City Hall after a five and a half hour meeting. The session ended at 6 30 p m amid cheers and a shouted remark about the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Aldermen
Comfort dresses for up to date girls of the season
Grace Margaret Gould in the Woman’s Home Companion notes that comfort dresses are the new name for tub dresses this year. She says they are simple in design yet carry distinction, with charming colorings in blues, tans, lavenders, and grays. The article also covers inexpensive sachets for lingerie, recipes, and a piece on the baby’s second year, all framed in the period style of fashion and domestic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort
Grace Margaret Gould
Mary Foster Snider
de Joan Williams
City Aldermen Battle Through 169 Budget Ordinances
In a sweltering hot chamber President Mitchel barred exit as 169 budget ordinances faced deliberation. Roll calls threatened a 28 hour process. several members sought compromise while others eyed side doors to depart before the lengthy session ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Purroy Mitchel
Edward Stump and Wife Reconciled
Edward Stump stood in Southside Police Court after a Saturday night shooting of his wife with a No 12 automatic shotgun. Mrs Stump did not testify, choosing reconciliation. bond to keep the peace was set at 500 for twelve months. Stump claimed the couple had reconciled and were living happily together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Edward Stump
Southside
Tragic suicide attempt during visit to Roanoke
Mrs Ver tle Bryle of Charleston West Virginia attempted death by swallowing poison while visiting her mother in Roanoke Virginia. She recently married in Norfolk and the couple had just begun life together.
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Hride
Roanoke
Vertle Bryle
Charleston
W. Va
Mes. F. James
Lawadanpm
Norfolk
Wesleyan Coeds Shine in Scholarship Prizes
In Middletown at Wesleyan University the deposed coeds known as Quails swept top honors for scholarship. Elizabeth Zeillitz won the $65 Stephen F. Olin prize for an essay on Samuel Johnson, Annie B. Lewis took the $25 Prentice prize for German, and Agnes Treadway received the Pierce prize for excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Co
Mds
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Agnes Treadway Eo
Johnson
Prize Winners at Oswego Girls Event in New York
The report notes a gathering in Oswego New York where four girls won prizes. It lists New York men receiving prizes including Henry Leonard Pigeon, a Parker prize for information, and John Morningstax winning a prize for a short letter.
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Winifred
King Oswego
N. Y
Prises
New York
Henry
Leonard
Pigeon
Tee H. Klein
John Morningstax
Swanson Initiates Elks Memorial in Lynchburg
In Lynchburg Virginia Governor Swanson plans a December Elks Memorial event at the lodge of sorrow. The ceremony marks the annual dress in dedication to departed Elks members.
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Lynchburg
Swanson
Lynchburg Elks
Lodge of Sorrow
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