Wanted ads seek junk disposal and cheap education deals
WANTED disposal of old material buy scrap rubber brass copper deeds zinc rags bones and more contact L Rose & Co 41404 Brook Ave Richmond Va also seeking large tracts of ash timber Brinser Bone South Richmond Va and announcing special introductory rate until September for a $39 unlimited life scholarship in Commercial or shorthand at Bayes Business College Richmond Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Rose & CO
Brook Ave
Richmond
Brinser * Bone
South
Richmond, Va
Bayes Business College
Become a Chauffeur and Barber Trade Training Ad
Classified ad-style notice offering chauffeur training earning 26 per week with placements across branches in Richmond and Roanoke. Also advertises barber trade courses with wages 12 to 20 weekly and a mobile automotive training school promising positions 75 to 100 per month, with day or night sessions and guaranteed proficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Breed Street
Richmond
Werfolk
12Th Street
Breedbbers
Roanoke
Church
Reedh
Chmond Barber College
Virginia
Richmond Promobile School
West Broad Street
Real Estate Loan Offer With 5 Percent Interest
A 5 percent loan option is offered to buy build or improve real estate or lift mortgages. Monthly payment of $7.50 plus yearly 5 percent interest on balances. Loan fully repayable at any time stopping further interest. Also notices scrap tire and auto parts buyers L Rose & Co offering high cash prices in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Home Company
Law Bldg
Barfolk, Ye
Denidson
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Hair Emporium Advertises Wigs and Hair Goods in Richmond
An old clipped ad offers hair arrangement services and products from Richmond Virginia. It markets hair switches pompadours and wigs made from combings and advertises mail order service from 221 Broad Street.
Paris fashion wigs and hair switches in Richmond
Advertisements for hair and wigs in Richmond Va offer ready made and custom hair pieces. Hughes at 205 East Fortha Street and Richmond Hair Emporium at 221 Broad Street promote full switches puffs and puffs made from customer hair with mail orders. Bargains and prompt service emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abd
Paris
Hughes
Eortha St
Richmond
Richmond Hair Emporium
Broad St
Typewriter sale offer at low price in Richmond
An advertisement markets 500 Smith Premier typewriters at $25 each, regular $95, with one year guarantee. Also promotes factory rebuilt machines and supplies from Drive American Writing Machine Co, East Main Street, Richmond, and Remington rentals at three months for $5. Frayser’s Nerve and Bone Liniment advertised for pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar
Risbuilt
Dkveorican Writing Machine Company
East Main Street
Richmond
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
Main St
Frayser
J. W. Frayser &Coo
Beachfront cottage offers modern conveniences in Buckroh Beach
Sayre Cottage sits on the beach front with all modern conveniences. Send for circular. References Bayre Botkroe Geech Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckroh Beach
Sayre
Chas
Bayre
Botkroe Geech
Woman held in murder case at Dayton search continues
In Alfred Maine, Maude Snow Olney Marshall and Dayton farmer John Bu vell are jailed on murder charges in connection with the Weymouth killing. Police probe a grave at Snow farm as searchers with spades seek Weymouth buried evidence while Snow hints at a bound box in the Saco River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Snow Farm
Dayton
Charles J. Weymouth
Saco
Maude Snow
Olney Marshall
Pittston
John Buvell
Fred B. Snow
York
Cumberland
Weymouth
Snow
Saco River
Graft in Army Supply Dept Traced to Three Decades
Mexico City special reports a graft scandal in the army supply service totaling 10.9 million dollars. Government purchasing agents have resigned. General Cosio reportedly controlled the funds. General Mondra son is ordered to Europe to conduct a thorough inquiry. The graft span covered about thirty years with vast portions of ammunition and supplies found to be useless cast iron artillery and rapid-fire guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Army Supply Department
Cosio
Manuel Mondrason
Europe
Baptist World Alliance Ends Sessions in Philadelphia
The final Baptist World Alliance business sessions were held at Grace Baptist Church in Philadelphia. Delegates from Northern and Southern Baptists were dispersed into sectional meetings. Morning proceedings featured W. T. Whitley as chairman and a theme on The Church and Education with speakers H. T. Nusselman, F. Goldsmith, and E. M. Poteat addressing subtopics across Sunday schools, family, and educational institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baptist World Alliance
Grace Baptist Church
Broad
Berks Streets
W. T. Whitley
H. T. Nusselman
Pennsylvania
F. Goldsmith
England
E. M. Poteat
South Carolina
Japanese Colonies Reported in Central America
Special cables from New Orleans say colonization of Japanese is underway in Panama and other Central American states with the Japanese government allegedly backing the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Panama
Central American
Potatoes shipped at four fifty a barrel in Virginia
In Richmond and across the Norfolk region and Eastern Shore farmers are sending out several thousand barrels daily at about $4.50 per barrel. The boom comes after a poor last year as growers rake in profits, signaling a strong market for the current crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Norfolk
For Sale Advert: Costumes Wigs Masks and More
For sale or hire items include costumes wigs whiskers masks mustaches and more from Richmond Hair Emporium at 221 Broad St Richmond VA and Richmond Bag Co Inc offering second hand bags and barrel covers. Write with your needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Hair Emporium
Broad St
Richmond
Richmond Bag Co, Inc
Richmond, Va
Ford Runabouts and Touring Cars for sale in Richmond
We offer 1908 1909 and 1910 Ford Runabouts and Touring Cars traded for 1911 models priced from 250 to 500 dollars each. Cars are overhauled in good running order and guaranteed as represented. Can travel in Virginia and North Carolina under power with instruction provided. Driver available if needed. Catalogue and full information mailed on request. Call for a demonstration. Ford Auto Co. 1627 1629 West Broad St Richmond Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
North Carolina
Ford Auto CO
West Broad St
Richmond
Automobile Exchange Ad and Feather Bed Offer
Automobiles bought sold and exchanged. Every car fully guaranteed for one year. Automobile Exchange 221 223 West Broad Street Richmond Virginia. Feather beds mail $10 for new 26 pound feather bed and six pound pair pillows freight prepaid Turner and Cornwell feather dealers Charlotte North Carolina. Five varieties recleaned sound peas testing 9 percent germinating well packed reasonable price sample if desired J B Coulter Connelly Springs North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Exchange
West Broad Street
Richmond
Turner and Cornwell
Charlotta
N. C
J. B. Coulter
Connelly Springs
Percheron and Belgians for Sale by C A Alexander Co
Brood mares and fillies offered for sale at all times with registered stock. Acclimated stock claimed and priced as the cheapest in the East or South. Contact C A Alexander Company Harriston Augusta County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A Alexander , Co
Harriston
Augusta, Co
Potatoes Flood Norfolk Market as Barges Fill With Bounty
Commissioner Koliner reports a sight of bat toe potatoes arriving by boat to Norfolk. Steamers load to the waterline as barrels are packed, with estimates of 10,000 barrels per trip. Last year truckers shipped about 2,000,000 barrels and this year prices push toward flooding the market, starting around five dollars a barrel before easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koliner
Department of Agriculture
Norfolk
Forty Niner Dies at Old Age in Washington
Major James J. Gordon pioneer forty-niner Indian fighter miner and railroad builder died at his residence 1600 Sixteenth Street Northwest after a period of illness and senile decay He was born in Scotland and became known across the nation Survived by daughter Alice Gertrude Gordon funeral at St Thomas Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
James J. Gordon
Sixteenth Street
Northwest
Gordon
Washington
Major Gordon
Alice Gertrude Gordon
New York City
Cincinnati
Chesapeake and Ohio
Richmond
Norfolk
West Virginia
St. Thomas’ Church
Glancing Bullet from Rabid Dog Injures Woman in Newark
In Newark New Jersey a bullet grazed Mrs Costolina Pastino injuring her scalp as a rabid dog was killed nearby Doctors say hydrophobia transmission risk exists though the wound is minor Officials traced the dog to Branch Brook Park where it was seen frothing at the mouth before being shot by Patrolman Walter Clarkson The dog carried through the skull a bullet that then lodged in a door frame and Mrs Pastino remains under observation for potential rabies infection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Costolina Pastino
Eighth Avenue
Clarkson
Joseph Belino
Frank Mancusianeare
Mrs. Daruine
Reme
Senate Delays Vote on Canadian Reciprocity Bill
Washington June 23 The Senate Finance Committee divisions and threats to amend the reciprocity bill with wool sugar cotton and steel measures blocked a vote on the Canadian reciprocity measure. Penrose called a Finance Committee meeting resulting in adverse reports on the Wood bill and the farmers free list bill, signaling a tough tariff revision phase ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
Penrose
Finance Committee
Taft
Canada
Real estate man badly hurt in Lynchburg runaway
Samuel FF Poindexter prominent Lynchburg real estate man was thrown from his carriage during a runaway night. He sustained a fractured skull three broken ribs and a fractured left shoulder. At Hygela Hospital today he has regained consciousness and his condition is favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Samuel FF. Poindexter
Hygela
Murder Near Stuart Tied to Triple Attack on Inscore Kin
In Stuart Virginia a week ago a brutal killing has been clarified. Sam Greenwood, involved in the assault, is jailed at Mt. Airy North Carolina while Ernest and Marshall Lynch flee justice. The attack followed a baptizing gathering and ended when John Inscore was shot through the heart as he led a wagon pursuit. The coroner’s inquest cites a pistol wound from one of the lynch party or Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Here
Sam Greenwood
Mt. Airy
N. C
Ernest
Marshall Lynch
Lynch
Greenwood
Inscore
John Inscore
Lynches
Richmond Inspector Fined for Attempted Kiss on Woman
In Richmond Virginia a telephone inspector R C Miller on West Broad Street paid a $50 fine and went to a $100 bond for twelve months after being charged with insulting a young woman on Robinson Street. Detective-Sergeant Jack Wiltshire said Miller’s actions endangered the girl and Miller denied the charge as Justice Crutchfield sentenced him after hearing the evidence. Miller was arrested following actions by the girl’s brothers and relatives who sought him after the incident.
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Richmond
R. C. Miller
West Broad Street
Jack Wiltshire
Miller
Justice Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Wiltshire
Citzen
West End
Trate
Ung
Can't Cook Man Shouldn’t Wed Says Judge Goodnow
Chicago special. Municipal Judge Goodnow, a reported good chef, urges that a man who cannot cook should not marry. He cites a case where a wife rose at 3 30 A M to prepare breakfast and says the engaged man must handle morning meals. He praises domestic skill and mocks mamma boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Goodnow
Judge Goodnow
Giant merger ruled legal by circuit courts
Edward H Harriman's merger of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads was declared not a restraint of trade by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis and St Paul. The court noted that post 1901 rates remained equal on both lines and service remained unimpaired with no shipper complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Paul, Minn
Edward H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
Railroad Monopolies Alleged in Harriman Case
The government argues no conspiracy to monopolize trade existed among railroads but cites trade maneuvers by unions of lines controlled by Harriman. It details stock ties to Santa Fe Great Northern San Pedro and alleged traffic allocations and anti competitive practices. Special investigations in Chicago gathered testimony on freight routes and competition, with Roosevelt’s clash over the case noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Company
Santa Fe Road
Denver and
Rio Grande
Huntington
Northern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific
Bnl
Harriman
United States
United States Circuit Court
District of Utah
Hiram E. Booth
Chicago
Ralph MecKengzle
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Santa Fe
Great Northern
San Pedro
Clark
Oregon
Harrman
Oriental Steamship Line
San Diego Harbor
Orient
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Kohlsant
G. Williams
Union Pacific
Cigarette Paper Made From Flax and Hemp Trimmings
Scientific American describes cigarette paper as light and non toxic, made from flax and hemp trimmings rather than rice. The pulp is washed, bleached, and refined to pure paper fiber, produced with new materials and artesian water, with French makers dominating global supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Italy
Scientific American
Clark May Run for President in 1912 Nomination
Champ Clark writes to editors in his district that he is a receptive candidate for the Democratic nomination in 1912. He states he is not a candidate and may never be, but regards the mere mention as an honor and adds he shall not run after the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ula
Champ Clark
Liquor Dealers Win Decision In Express Weight Case
The Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association won a ruling from the Interstate Commerce Commission ordering express companies to stop using arbitrary liquor package weights. Previously shipments were weighed by size rather than actual weight, according to the dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Comission
A Wise Man. Neighbor and Clubman Visit
A neighbor and Clubman speak in a tense exchange. The neighbor’s bell rings late as the clubman pleads to prove he was at Frau Schmidt’s home at 10 o’clock to be allowed back into the club. The fragment captures social friction and a request for credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frau Schmidt
Brave Priest Dinnen Fights Attackers At Battery Park
In New York the Rev Father Joseph D Dinnen of St Peters Church acted as policeman and surgeon when he encountered a six foot negro fleeing with a razor in Battery Park. He wrestled the man away, aided by bystanders and police, and administered first aid and last rites to Alexaner Dirroewicz who was wounded. Two other longshoremen, John Dombrusi and a third unnamed man, suffered injuries in the confrontation as they pursued the suspect Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph D. Dinnen
St. Peter’s Church
Barclay Street
Battery Park
Alexander Dirroewicz
Father Dinnen
John Dombrusi
John Tucker
Maniac Wields Knife in Brooklyn Attacks
A maniacal assailant slashed three victims in Brooklyn early today, injuring night watchman George Kubish, Greene Street resident Michael Pilly, and Anthony Cammarati. All three describe the suspect as a 22 year old man resembling a mad killer, prompting a citywide search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Eeaes
George Kubish
Kubish
Michael Pilly
Greene Street
Pilly
Williamsburg Hospital
Anthony Cammarati
Wreck reporting rule for railroads by July first
Washington Special reports that after July 1 all common carriers must telegraph to the Interstate Commerce Commission every wreck or disaster immediately. The order aims to aid investigations into wreck causes, especially railway incidents, and to improve safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Commission
Seamen Return To Work After Wage Concession
Southampton dispatch reports Royal Mail Steamers Union and Castle crews have returned to work as the company concedes the sailors wage demands. The long Royal Mail marine strike is now practically over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
Royal Mail
Union and
Castle
French Cabinet Resigns Over Army Row in Paris
The French Cabinet organized by Premier Monis resigned today amid a row with the army in Paris. Details about the dispute and the cabinet’s plans for successor government were not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Paris
Special
Monis
Virginia Hotel Adverts Richmond Virginia Plan Meal Rates
The advertisement promotes The Guerrant at Main and Third Streets Richmond Virginia offering high class accommodations with quality cuisine and service at moderate prices. Cars at door to depot and all points of interest. Terms include meals two dollars per day. J W Bell Proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
J. W. Bell
Auction of War Minister Gourin’s Command Vote in Chamber
The Chamber of Deputies rejected a motion endorsing Minister of War Gourin’s supremacy claim, with 27 votes against the Cabinet. The article then shifts to a critique titled Why Our Literature Is Growling Worse, arguing standards are lower, demand for essays and fiction is inflated, and publishing has become too commercialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Gourin
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