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Newspaper

Mathews Journal

Location

Mathews, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1911

Page

6

Tenney Tenney divorce case opens in Richmond Chancery Court

Long running alimony and divorce suit from 1909 unfolds with testimony about Major Gordon and others. Attorney Royall attacks the plaintiff and hints at a conspiracy while detailing letters and affidavits, with Judge Grinnan to continue proceedings after adjournment.

Ond Tenney Chancery Court Folby L. O. Wendenburg Inney Royall Richmond Exnmma Schoemaker Tenney George O. Tenney Major Gordon Kelly Grinnan Countess von Krakow Mr. Royall Moras Pan Tyler Owney Los Angeles Bunch Mr. Tenney William Hampton Hampton Ten- Nev Uj Hampton Naval Service Benjamin Tillman Tillman Bunets South Carolina Tillman Bunch Tillman Mease Romnall Robert Hunter Confederate Records Virginia C. Harrison Decatur

Marauders Attack American Interests in Mexican States

Reported looting and violence by marauding bandits targeting American property in Sonora as U S residents in Laredo Texas fear spillover. The attackers, claiming allegiance to a Mexican force, press advances toward northern regions amid reports of famine and disorder.

Laredo Texas Ahmad Sonora

Immigration scheme aims to settle Southside Virginia lands

Several Southside Virginia counties unite to lure European home seekers to colonize waste lands. The plan surveys land for concen trated settlements with 20 000 acres available. Robert W Withers seeks agriculture department support while commissioner Kelner offers only moral aid. Counties include Sussex Surry Greensville and Southampton aiming to stop population drain and boost Virginia farming.

Southside Virginia Robert W. Withers House of Delegates Nansemond County Capitol Department Agriculture Kelner Withers Sussex Surry Greenesville Southampton Rock Ide

Tongue Stew with Spiced Sauce and Rice Serve

A recipe for tongue stew with butter flour roux, boiling water, raisin spice, lemon juice and spices. Simmer until raisins near tender, remove spices in cheesecloth, then finish with lemon juice. Serve with rice or potatoes as suggested.

Cooking directions mention simmering to tender saisins

The passage describes dice and add to the sauce then cover and simmer until the saisins are tender and the meat is thoroughly seasoned.

Defiant verse echoes Lucknow siege in mock novel line

Fragmentary OCR recounts a mock novels scene by Charles K. Fearce and compares it to Tennyson’s Defence of Lucknow. It preserves vivid siege imagery of Sir Henry Lawrence and the besieged residents with lines about banners, death, and countermines.

Charles Kk. Fearce A. C. Clare & Co Tennyson Lucknow Arce Vicnor Lawrence England Britain Lawrence

Mallard Confusion Drags Woodsman Joe Perkins Into Trouble

In a remote lake setting, retired woodsman Joe Perkins is caught by a game warden while shooting ducks. He insists the birds are mallards, and a humorous exchange follows about identifying ducks by their own answer, with a citation from Youth's Companion.

Joe Perkins Joe Jane Himeself

The Way of It Brief Exchange Between Surgeon and Patient

A surgeon and patient quarrel over the operation, revealing mutual lingering injuries and sharp emotions about the medical confrontation. The dialogue hints at wounds both literal and interpersonal.

Spring Approaches and Lambs at the Butcher Shop

Poetic notes describe jonquils rising and lambs frolicking near a butcher shop as spring nears. The scene blends garden imagery with livestock activity in a rustic urban snapshot.

Tired hats and pensive luxury in a French notice

Fragmentary lines reference a hat and a pensive mood with a note about L illustration. Names and clear facts are unreadable. article cannot be fully captured. This card preserves the few legible items in a neutral teaser form.

Diaz Willy to resign as Limantour to take over

Gustavo A. Madero, brother of Emiliano Zapata? No, of revolutionary leader Francisco Madero, announced Diaz would retire soon to let Limantour become president but only for a short time. He claimed Limantour would confer with Diaz in Mexico and predicted further battles as revolutionists gain ground.

New York Gustavo A. Madero Diaz Senor Limantour Limantour Morgan Rockefeller Senor Madero

No Truth Diaz Resignation Rumor Denied by Mexican Official

Senor Bulle of the Mexican Embassy in Washington denies reports that President Diaz will resign. He says Diaz is in good health and cabinet harmony exists. He also rejects claims that Finance Minister Limamatour will succeed him now.

Washington, D. C Diaz Senor Bulle Ambassador de la Barra Senor Limamatour

Beating of Booker Washington Delays Court Appearance

Booker T. Washington, recovering from a severe beating by Albert Ulrich, failed to appear in West Side Pence Court as a complainant. Magistrate Cornell postponed the case to tomorrow with Ulrich held on $1,500 bail. Mrs Ulrich testified to repeated advances and a confrontation in the building lobby.

New York Booker T. Washington Albert Ulrich West Sixty-third Street West Side Cornell Ulrich Washington Ale Wilford H. Smith Bosford Florel Manhattan

Convicts Fail to Free Frank Brown in Penitentiary Trick

A prison escape attempt by Frank Brown, a six foot tall Black inmate, involved a decoy and disguise as a fellow inmate. Guards interdicted a missing report and identified a look alike in Brown’s cell while Brown remained recaptured in a different area. The incident highlights vigilant guards and a clever but thwarted plan.

Frank Brown Constructs Escape Head From Bread In Cell

A prisoner named Frank Brown attempted an escape by shaping a loaf, bread, and molasses into a life size head with ears and a cap. He hid the figure in his cell, but guards discovered the ruse as he attempted to flee through coal bins. He will serve additional solitary time.

Frank Brown State Penitentiary Brown Itus Frank Wrank Aoman Yard Force Frank Frown Columbus Covington Penn Kichiner James B. Wood

Federation Plans Formed By Railroad Clerks In Boston

Boston mass special plans for a great federation of railroad employees are underway after a mass meeting in Faneuil Hall. M Walker, head of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers of the New Haven system, says railroads will push for stronger union power to counter Interstate Commerce Commission actions and urges a separate federation for railroad men.

Boston Mass Faneuil Hall M. Walker New Haven Interstate Commerce Commission

Making Sawdust Valuable and Profitable Economies

The French process extracts twenty seven portions of high grade alcohol from a ton of sawdust and yield forty two pounds of acetic acid plus wood for briquets selling at ten dollars a ton, while Norway makes wood flour sold at twelve dollars a ton. These economies boost wealth and reduce pollution in waterways.

France Norway United States Worcester

House Blessing and Warmth Amid Winter

A dated prayerlike note calls for sturdy walls and a warm hearth to withstand winter. The fragment mentions Arthur Guitermayy and a blessing over a house with enduring stone, glowing fire, and love to endure the season.

Arthur Guitermayy i

Robbers Break Old Family Vault In Winchester Cemetery

In Memphis, six caskets were torn open by burglars at the W. W. Whitsell vault in Winchester Cemetery early today. They forced a heavy iron floor vault door, pried tops with an ion bar, and searched for buried jewelry linked to the 1876 orca death.

Memphis Tenn W. W. Whitsell Winchester

A Comping Jacket From a Towel and Related Tips

A towel yields a comping jacket or pelgnor when divided into four parts and sewn at right angles to the center, with tape for tying. From three crash towels one can make a sewing apron with pockets, and a large embroidered towel serves as a bureau cover. A line of drawn work adds to the plain look. Also includes a potato celery dish with ham fat and onions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ge Brute de. Attorney Hand Henig Major Gion Wask Sordon Charles Dana Gibson Golonize Mary Walker The Rennon M. Crapaud Diaz Willy Insurrectos Gustavo Madero Booker Amas Aero Ona Pictorial Review Whitsell
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