Woman Fined for Selling Whiskey in Richmond
A colored woman named Kate Hardy was convicted in Richmond Police Court of selling intoxicating liquor to minors. She received a $100 fine, $500 security for twelve months, and sixty days in jail. Judge Crutchfield lamented the lack of a license but imposed the maximum penalty. She was arrested at 4 Pegg Street by Officer R L Bryant. The Henrico magistrate court yesterday fined her $20 for operating a grocery without a license, fine paid.
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Richmond
Kate Hardy
Crutchfield
Ben
Pegg Street
R. L. Bryant
Henrico County
Location of Camp for Tuberculosis Richmond VA
The Tuberculosis Camp Society organized over a year ago seeks $4,000 more to complete a camp near Richmond. A city lease of 25 acres three miles from Richmond, deemed ideal by Dr. Enmion Williams and Dr. E. C. Levy, will host freed patients via local hospitals and health officials. Donations urged before August 15 to avoid a city canvass, with site on the Richmond and Chesapeake Bay electric road and a pine wood, well drained.
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Richmond
Tuberculosis Camp Society
Enmion G. Williams
E. C. Levy
Richmond and
Chesapeake Bay
Pine Wood
Nurses’ Settlement
City Board of Health
Edmund Strudwick
J. R. Gordon
Cc. C. Pinckney
H. Cabaniss
Fred W. Scott
N. J. Minor
Misz
K. Cabaniss
James R. Gordon
C. W. Hardwicke
R. HW. Harwood
E. Cc. Levy
J. J. Marcuse
R. W. Miller
X. J. Miner
FE. G. Williams
McGuire. Newton
CL. C. Pinckney
C R. Robins
Frances B. Ssceul
Fred W. Seow
Hev
Thomas Semmes
John Rh. Wheat
Scott
Nannie Miner
Divorced Heiress Wins Estates Claim in Connecticut
New Haven reports Judge Studley in Probate Court awarded May Maude Jerome, once married to Yen Chou Lee, $160,000 from her grandfather Hezekiah Gilbert's will. The will set a line of inheritance contingent on daughters being married after their mother’s death. A prior ruling deemed her single, another insists she remains a married woman. the conflict centers on her status post divorce.
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New Haven
Conn
May Maude Jerome
Yen Chou Lee
Yale
Ell Mix
Old Hezekiah
Miss Jerome
Connecticut
Governor Mann Returns From Fredericksburg Visit
Governor Mann is back in his Richmond office after a Fredericksburg trip. He spoke to teachers at the normal school, then rushed to the station and reached Richmond at 2 a.m. He described the trip as most delightful in every way.
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Mann
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Monument unveiling by Hickory Camp Woolmen at Oakwood
Members of Hickory Camp No 4 Woolmen of the World plan to unveil a monument in Oakwood Cemetery for their late sovereign John E Walford. The ceremony starts with an address by Captain John Lamb at the hall at 3 o clock, followed by a poem by Miss Louise Johns and hymns by a Seventh Street Christian Church quartet.
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Woolmen of the World
Oakwood Cemetery
John E. Walford
John Lamb
Louise Johns
Seventh Street
Police Aid For The Hobble Skirt
New York police officer Lieutenant Joseph Thompson helps a woman freed from a hobble skirt after she falls near Amsterdam Avenue. The incident unfolds as three young women rush to catch a car, one trips, and the officer jokes about cutting the dress free.
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New York
Joseph Thompson
One Hundred and Fifty-second Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Thompson
Pigeie Penn Captured in Winston-Salem Over Riot Case
Pigeie Penn, linked to the March riot from Winston-Salem to Roanoke in which Sidney Woods was decapitated, has been captured and is held for Virginia authorities. Governor Mann will not act on the commutation petition for the three men awaiting electrocution until Penn’s case is resolved.
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Winston-Salem
Roanoke
Sidney Woods
Virginia
Mann
Bigger battleships no good says Markham
New York July 23 Admiral Sir Albert Markham speaking of naval power says battleships over 20,000 tons are impractical and that aircraft would only serve as scouts. He favors the Dreadnought type but warns that massed guns and cost constrain size while peace hinges on balance. The article also notes other visitors and travelers aboard the Adriatic and related figures in finance and music.
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Camperdown
Angrivan
Adriatic
Canada
Frederick W. Pierson
Great Barrington
Mass
Charles A. Peabody
Mutual Life
Ernest Schelling
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Bar Harbor
Paderewski
Josef Hofman
Paderzewski
Hofmann
Victor Morawetz
E Atchison
Topeka
Santa F
Charles Lembeke
John Prorcer
General Wood
Buenos Ayres
William Mester
Victor Sorchan
Beatrice Sorchan
William C. Orr
Jeannette
Florence Orr
VA Soldiers to Get Extra Pay for Gettysburg Camp
Richmond special reports orders from Adjutant General allowing soldiers who went to Gettysburg camp to receive one extra day’s pay if they failed to reach armorities and were dismissed before July 8. Volunteers who attended the camp, regardless of prior service, are entitled to full pay for the time at the camp of instruction. General W. W. Sale issued the orders this afternoon.
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Richmond
Adjutant General
Gettysburg
W. W., Sale
September Brides Do Not Speak as They Pass
The report notes two September weddings for Miss Irene Sherman and Miss Edith Deacon, both from New York Boston and Newport society, set for September 8 and 15. The World quotes Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin denying any plan by Miss Deacon to seek papal permission to marry George I. Peabody and confirming wedding arrangements at Snug Harbor.
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Newport
Irene Sherman
Edith Deacon
New York
Boston
Newport Society
Charles H. Baldwin
Baldwin
Col Mosby Bribery Claims Tied to Dismissal Rumor
Col Mosby disputes the dismissal from the Justice Department citing old age while New evidence links bribery charges by Senator Gore to Indian lands. He alleges Washington and Richmond associates offered him retirement in exchange for concessions. Mosby may be summoned to Mukkhogen for further questioning as investigators probe those named in Gore’s indictment.
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Richmond
Coleonel
John S. Mosby
United States Department of Justice
Tech
Colonel Mosby
Washington
Gore
Oklahoma
Mosby
Muxkhogen
Teadty
Shoot Without Trial Order From Nicaragua Telegram
An intercepted telegram from Jose Madriz, president of Nicaragua, to General Roberto Gonzales orders shooting without trial of all rebels and prisoners captured. The message, sent via Manuel Estrada, caused horror in Central America and was forwarded to the State Department for the Hague Peace Conference. Two revolutionaries were reportedly shot at Charco Muerto and fifteen prisoners released the same day.
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New Orleans
Jose Madriz
Nicaragua
Roberto
Gonzales
Madriz
San Abalido
Sussman
Estrada
Provisional Government
Central America
Campo del Marti
Managua
Roberti Gonzales
San Ubaldo
Acoyapa
State Department
Hague
Luis Mena
Provisionals
Charco Muerto
Anti American Demonstrations in Bluefields Escalate
Wireless reports from Cape Gracious De Dios via Edwin Trimmer American consul describe anti American demonstrations sanctioned by President Madriz at the port. The US gunboat Tacoma with fifty marines sailed from Bluefields to intervene.
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Bluefields
Colon
Cape Graciong de Dios
Edwin Trimmer
Madriz
United States
Tacoma
Cape
Norwegian steamers tied up at New Orleans port
Special report notes all Norwegian steamships operating between New Orleans and Bluefields Nicaragua are being tied up on arrival due to Norway's recognition of the Madrid government. Three steamers are already tied up with another to follow on return voyage.
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New Orleans
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Madrid
Elegant Passenger Steamers Columbia and Augusta
Steamers run from Baltimore to Old Point Comfort and Norfolk with morning departures and South connections. Through tickets and baggage handling available from Baltimore city offices. agents listed for West Point Richmond routes via Virginia waters. Calls at Gloucester Point and Clement's Clay Bank.
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Columbia
Augusta
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk, VA
Baltimore
Norfolk
West Point
Richmond
Gloucester Point
Clement's Clay
E. Baltimore Street
Arthur W. Robson
T. H. Diener & Co
E. Baltimore
Grand wedding in Harlem ends at Battery and Aquarium
Rabbi Herman Tausky, 70, wed widow Barbara Hillman Tiltman in Harlem with neighbors hosting a festive celebration. The couple toured the Aquarium, rode to the Battery, dined on roast beef and desserts at a East Twenty-third Street restaurant, then returned to Hillman’s home for dancing and cheer.
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New York
Harlem
the Battery
Aquarium
Herman Tausky
Mr. Tausky
Clinton
East Sixty-third Street
Lexington Avenue
Barbara Hillman
Solomon Tiltman
A. T. Stewart
H. B. Claftin
Fourteenth Street
East Twenty-third Street
Town council meeting approves cider measure at Bacon Ridge
An old storekeeper at Bacon Ridge reports the town council met last night and passed a measure involving a quart of cider. The exchange highlights a lively session with the cider topic central to the proceedings.
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Bacon Ridge
Police chase Crippen across France and into Spain
Tarascon dispatch says Dr Hawley Crippen matching the hunted man description crossed into Spain on July 20 as French police close in yet he escapes. Investigators seek the suicide-at-hotel typist Ethel Le Neve linked to Crippen and fear extradition from Andorra.
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Tarascon
Department of Aricge
Hawley H. Crippen
France
Spain
Republic of
Andorra
Bourges
Ethel Clare le Neve
Crippen
London
Change on the Frankford line tale from a businessman
A Philadelphia Times item recounts a Rapid Transit Company ride where a man paid a dollar to a conductor for a five cent fare. With no change given as the car runs to Frankford, the passenger protests while the conductor calmly notes that the car proceeds without change. The exchange highlights fare handling on early urban transit.
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Philadelphia Times
Frankford
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