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20 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
1
Emerson on Genius and Infinite Hope in Art
The passage reflects Emerson's view that Genius is tempered by infinite hope, rendering human works humble. It laments that great creations like the liturgy, architecture, and national anthems pale beside the artist's inward beauty and perfection, which transcends all outward deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Emerson
Cave near Tulsa may reveal historic outlaw lair
Workmen blasting rock five miles south of Tulsa on the Midland Valley uncover what may become one of the nation’s largest caves. Inside, curiosities from long decomposition and a wall inscription reading J. A. Cox, 1864 hint the cave was the hideout of an early Territory outlaw gang led by Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Mountain
Tulsa
Midland
J. A. Cox
Cox
Kansas City Journal
Robbins Fete Claims Daily Milk Output From Early Morning
A fragment from New York reports Robbins being asked about condensed milk usage at a fete. Robbins replies that a quart is produced each morning, indicating a routine dairy output referenced in the brief note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
New York
Virginia's Big Day at the Exposition
Norfolk special reports Virginia Day at the Exposition with huge crowds from across the state and beyond. Governor Swanson presided after a morning shower, a grand parade, and a military review by Gen Fred D Grant and staff. Virginia leaders and visiting officials toured the Virginia Building and Discovery Landing as ships of the Atlantic fleet remained in Hampton Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Roosevelt
Lee Parade
Virginia
Tidewater Virginia
Harry St. George Tucker
The
Exposition Company
A. M. Bowman
Salem
J. Sidney Peters
Petersborg
Robert L. Withers
Thomas Nelson Page
Raleigh
Ellyson
Swanson
Robley D. Evans
Fred D. Grant
Annapolis
Virginia Militia
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Richmond
Tucker
Martin
Cumming
Sheppard
Frederick D. Grant
Calvary
Glenn
North Carolina
Grant
John Smith
Shepperd
Branson
Discovery Landing
Hampton Roads
Ohio
Minnesota
Indiana
Iowa
Virginia Obituary Highlights Multiple Virginia Dwellers
Roanoke reports the death of Dr. David P. Heckman of Franklin County at his daughter's residence. He was 76, practiced medicine for nearly 40 years, and leaves nine children. Other notices include Margaretta Brown Bell of Winchester aged 76, Alexander Walker of Fredericksburg aged 50, Isaac De Haven of Gainesboro aged 85, Nannie Graves Moore of Danville aged 21, Adeline Edmonds of Warrenton, clothier Frank T. Jones of Suffolk aged 40, and Mrs. Downey of Roanoke, widow of Dr. B. B. Downer, born Miss Jones of Ridgeway. Each entry lists ages, residences, and immediate survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
David P. Heckman
Franklin County
N. K. Akers
Winchester
Margaretta Brown Bell
John N. Bell
Bell
Baltimore
Brown
Maryland
J. Harman Brown
Stewart Brown
John Wilson Brown
Fredericksburg
Alexander Walker
Isaac de Haven
Gainesboro
Danville
Nannie Graves Moore
John A. Moore
General Hospital
Warrenton
Adeline Edmonds
E. G. Edmonds
Fauquier County
T. C. Thornton
Suffolk
Frank T. Jones
St Marys Academy Holds Closing Exercises at Opera House
Alexandria Virginia special report notes the closing exercises of St Marys Academy at Lannon's Opera House. Graduates include Misses Mary Margaret Sweeney Josephine Agnes Daly Lilian Marie Crilly Rosa Elizabeth Crilly Emma Ethel Willis Catherine Teresa O'Sullivan and Georgeanna Elizabeth Ifft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
St. Mary’s Academy
Lannon’s
Opera House
Mary Margaret Sweeney
Josephine Agnes Daly
Lilian Marie Crilly
Rosa Elizabeth Crilly
Emma Ethel Willis
Catherine Teresa O'Sullivan
Georgeanna Elizabeth Ifft
Miss Flossie Coleman and Granville Phillips Wed
In Fredericksburg at St. Just Orange County the marriage of Miss Flossie Coleman to Granville Phillips was held at the bride’s father F Coleman’s home. In Winchester a ceremony united Harry Baker Markell and Miss Ida May Fay at the home of Rev Dr James R Greenan Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Flossie Coleman
Granville Philips
St. Just
Orange County
F. Coleman
Winchester
Harry Baker Markell
Ida May Fay
George Lamp
James R. Greenand
Elections in the State Municipal Races Reported in Several Towns
Lexington elects William R. Kennedy mayor by three votes over Samuel B. Walker and reelects all current councilmen amid 108 ballots with four defectives. Herndon results favor Mr. Ryan for Congress. Luray selects T. A. Smoot as mayor challenger Thomas R. Campbell by two votes, with four new council members. Chatham reelects J. H. Hargrave Jr. as mayor by thirty eight votes and fills council seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
William R. Kennedy
Samuel B. Walker
Capt. Walker
Kennedy
Herndon
I. Robey
H. B. Hutchinson
F. F. Russell
Fr. E. Reed
C. M. Burton
Eb, Dyer
BE. N. Fitzhugh
M. T. Wilkins
B. W. Bauchman
Ryan
Congress
Luray
T. A. Smoot
Luray Bar
Thomas R. Campbell
John H. Booton
C. G. Mason
R. T. Morrison
J. F. McNeally
Booton
Chatham
J. H. Hargrave, Jr
L. P. Clyde
W. M. Whithead
J. W. Whitehead
LB. S. White
W. B. Shepherd
E. S. Reid
A. D. Bennett
Writ Of Error Granted In Forbes Case
Virginia Court of Appeals grants writ of error and supersedes in Forbes and others vs State Council of Virginia Junior Order United American Mechanics. Case comes on appeal from the Chancery Court of Richmond. Supreme Court action means higher scrutiny of the matter is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Court of Appeals
Forbes and Others
State Council of Virginia
United American Mechanics
Chancery Court of
Supreme Court
Fatal quarry quarrel ends in wounding at Alberene
Charlottesville Special reports a quarrel at the Alberene soapstone quarry. Sidney R. Glannany Jr. aged 19, son of Sidney Glannang of Alberene, was mortally wounded by Martin Pleasants, also 19, of North Garden. Pleasants died five hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Alberene
Sidney R. Glannany, Jr
Sidney Glannang
Martin. Pleasants
North Garden
Governors Invited to Unveiling Near Petersburg
Petersburg special reports that Gov. Stuart of Pennsylvania and Gov. Swanson of Virginia have been invited to speak at the unveiling of a statue erected near Petersburg by the survivors of the Forty-eighth Pennsylvania Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Gov
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Swanson
Virginia
Forty-eighth
Pennsylvania Regiment
Two Boys Drowned in Holston River near Abington
Six boys stood on a wire foot bridge across the Holston River eight miles from Abington when a wave tore the bridge from its moorings. The stream swept the boys into the river. four reached shore, two were drowned. The article notes the drowning of Frank Miller and another unnamed boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Holston River
Frank Miller
Cloak and underskirt found in Rivanna River search for drowned Miss Mamie Richardson
In Charlottesville special report, Miss Mamie Richardson drowned June 1 while attempting to cross a high Rivanna stream near Edge Hill Chapel. Her cloak and underskirt were found on a small island near Milton, showing snags and current carried her body away. Fiancee William Wright, exhausted from days of searching, has combed riverbanks and creek bottoms by boat he built, seeking the body amid the muddy water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Mamie Richardson
Edge Hill Chapel
Rivanna River
Milton
James
William Wright
Miss Richardson
Barr Accepts Exposition Post in Norfolk
James M. Barr former President of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad will accept the adviser to the board of governors role for the Jamestown Exposition Company in Norfolk. He had been urged to take the post recently and agreed to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
James M. Barr
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Jamestown Exposition Company
Tragedy on Roanoke Street Car Kills Laborer
John Glenn a colored laborer for J F Barber Co was instantly killed attempting to board a moving street car He was thrown against a granite and cement crusher and his skull was fractured Special Roanoke report of the fatal accident during street car operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
John Glenn
J. F. Barber & Co
Moncure Renominated for State Legislature
R C L Moncure of Stafford was renominated by the Democratic committees of Stafford and King George counties for the state legislature representing Stafford and King George. He had no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. GL. Moncure
Fredericksburg
R. C. L. Moncure
Stafford
King George
Mr. Moncure
Washington and Lee Confers 66 Degrees at Final Commencement
At Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia special final exercises were held in Lee Memorial Chapel with 66 graduates receiving degrees across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Lee Memorial Chapel
Diverse Facts From Global Briefs And Reports
A collage of short notes: New York City has 16 women dentists. Russian caviar prices rise. ground granite touted as fertilizer by the Government Bureau of Plant Industry. Japan’s match making monopoly and East trade controls noted. France’s President Fallieres praised for thrift at a $600,000 annual allowance. German city populations. U S rat cost estimate. rail executive’s career history. deer in Japan’s sacred sites. Chinese mine discovery and syndicate. Madrid Hygiene Exposition plan. Berlin auto hearse. iron disk sawing. Madras tobacco cultivation lease for 150 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Government
Bureau of Plant Industry
East
Fallieres
France
Berlin
Hamburg
Munich
Department of Agriculture
A. R. Whaley
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Providence and Worcester
Japan
Maru
Miyajima
Canton
Chuen Loong Hall
Lip Tak
Chan Sik-Kung
Tin Poon Hul
Yeong Kong
Washington
Madrid
India
Michael
Madras
The Business Girl by Cecil Ford
An early twentieth century look at the rising business girl as a modern workplace presence. The piece contrasts past hiring methods with a new, self selecting female professional, noting varied types from elite to inferior and urging careful choice for career fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's
State Game Warden Receives Strychnine for Coyotes
State Game Warden Stevens received a large amount of strychnine from Philadelphia for use in the department with the new law allocating 5000 dollars to fight wild animals. The purchase marks the first expenditure under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Philadelphia
Department
Widaho Stu
Weighed Down
A fragmented OCR item references a robber tied to a railroad incident. Phrases mention being weighed down and unable to run, with unclear notes about money, silverware, and doughnuts. Readable details are very limited. no solid names, places, or dates are present.
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Severn Wharf
Severn River
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Government Wharf
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Portsmouth
North St
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Thursar
Yorktown
Clay Bank
Light Street
E. Baltimore Street
Arthur W. Ronson
Baltimore Street
Aropen Foster
E. J. Criss
T. H. McDawwnet
Apt
A. M. Marchant
Journal Building
M. S. Foster
Sibley Bros
Leslie C. Garnett
Middlesex
Glancadar
Theo. Miller
Mathews C. H
Robbers
News of Virginia
State Building
Thomas Nelson Pege
Fred. D. Grant
B. B. Downer
St. Mary's Academy
Virginia Weddings
W. BR. Kennedy
Walker
Barr
C. S. Schermerhorn , Son
Purina
Cheapside
Pratt Street
Baltimore, Md
Gae Gilbert School of Shorthand
Hys
Dilbert School OF Shorthand
Calvin L. Fleet
N. Fremont St
Thomas B. Gregory
Willcox
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
National Association of Audubon Societies
Association For the Protection of the
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New York American
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