Money to Loan or Lift Mortgages in Richmond Va
Money to loan or lift mortgages for homes from 1000 to 5000 dollars at 5 percent simple interest. Principal repayable at 7.50 per month or 90 per year, up to ten and a half years. Pay off anytime to stop further interest. G. S. Richardson 405 Am Nat Bank Bldg Richmond Va. Also farm or country home loans at 5 percent interest only. M Davidson 226 W Main St Richmond Va.
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Richardson
Bank
Richmond
M. Davidson
W. Main Street
Frayser’s Great Nerve and Bone Liniment Ad
An 25c bottle Frayser’s liniment touted for quick relief of aching muscles and joints for humans and animals. Also advertising a sale of high grade Jerseys including cows calves and heifers with reasonable prices, contact Samuel R. Redd Route No. 1 Hanover Va.
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Frayser
J. W. Frayser &Co
Richmond
St T
Pegis Pecho
Ettle Falls
Samuel R. Redd
Hanover
Strike-breakers claim abuse by Illinois Central Railroad
More than twenty strike-breakers from McComb City Mississippi arrived in New Orleans seeking return transportation home after claiming they were duped into lines work as strike-breakers. They allege doors locked, confinement, and denial of food or water during the journey toward Mississippi and Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Imnois Central Railroad
McCombe City
Miss
New York
Chienzo
Mississippi
Louisiania
McComb City
McComb Ity
Beautiful Suspect in Brooklyn Home Robberies
A young woman calling herself Mrs. Mary Schwarts, age 26, residing at 136 Meeker Street Brooklyn, was captured after breaking into Mrs. Mary D’Oreville’s Green Point home. Police believe jewelry found in pawnshops may link her to several Brooklyn robberies. The suspect, well dressed and cultured, speaks with an air of refinement and refuses to reveal her true identity.
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New York
Mary Schwarts
Meeker Street
Brooklyn
Mary EB. D. Ogeville
Austentreet
Green Point
Emiles
Brooklys
D'Oreville
Spring Lake
N. J
Iorder
Clean Out Dives in Lynchburg Wide Clean Up Urged
In Lynchburg Virginia a jury recommending city action to clean a lot near Twelfth Street named five places for cleansing. The jury advised police steps to address the nuisance as part of a special Corporation session today.
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Lynchburg
Beynchburg
Corporation
Twelfth Street
English Channel Try by Famous Swimmer Stearne
Stearne, a noted English swimmer, prepares to emulate the original Channel crossing. The attempt was set for early today, with reporters observing the event as he aims to follow in the wake of past record breakers.
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PRMIS
Bover
Stearne
Hains Reunited With Family After Release From Sing Sing
Brig. Gen. Peter C. Hains and his son Peter C. Hains Jr. arrived at Union Station fresh from Sing Sing, where Peter C. Hains Jr. served three years for manslaughter in the Bay Elde Yacht Club case. The elderly general, retired from the OSSA, accompanied by his son, spoke briefly of a long rest and unspecified plans as they headed home to Washington. Their reunion included the mother and three children at 18th Street NW, while the press was kept at bay.
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New
Peter C. Hains
S. A
Peter ©. Hanna, Jr
Sing Sing
Slavis
Grand Central Station
New York
Pennsylvania
Hains
Washington Herald
Peter
Thornton J. Hains
South America
Washington
Hudson
Union Station
Muir
Hains Homie
Eighteenth Street
Tor
Ereet Hirh
Oecame
Peter C
Amilton Howe
John Jenkins Hains
Jack Hains
Flavis
Bayelde Yacht Club
L. L
Wiliam E. Annis
Yacht Club
Annis
Thornton Hains
Hanns
Mraz
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Angis
Haies
Thornton “D. Finn
Bmirs
Haiss
Wisthrop
Mass
South
Philippines
Morse calls off Wis fight for freedom
Atlanta special report says Morse Morea halted his bid for liberty and will seek to withdraw last June's appeal from a Federal Court decision. Attorneys argue he was oversentenced by five years. the maximum was ten, yet he received fifteen. A future parole possibility remains.
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Atlanta
Chag W. Morea
United States Circuit Court
Newma
Morse
Harvard Again Tails a Bloody Monday in Cambridge
Special report notes a rare revival of a Bloody Monday at Harvard with clashes between upperclassmen and the incoming class. Residents recall past grim days as Moody Monday returns with tensions on campus and muted echoes of court fines in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Ory
The Class of 1915 Clashes on Massachusetts Avenue
The 1915 class paraded with colors down the Yard, shouting their class yell and challenging upperclassmen. Upperclassmen responded with a rush led by football players and crewmen, engaging in a brief skirmish and recovering the 1915 banner.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Ambush Kills Two. Sheriff Wounded in Virginia Kentucky Border Case
In Bristol Tennessee two posse members under Lee county Virginia Sheriff W Y Tucker were shot and killed while attempting to arrest a woman at Pineville Kentucky who is a witness in a sensational murder trial. The sheriff was wounded and the other posse members fled through windows. Tucker planned to return with more men from Middlesboro Kentucky to pursue the assassins and witness.
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Bristol
Tenn
Sherrif W. Y. Tucker
Lee County
Pineville
Middlesboro
Shipwreck Toll in Belgian Gale Hits Nine Lives
Special report from Antwerp says six vessels went ashore in a violent gale along the Belgian coast. The Russian ship City of Benares was wrecked with nine deaths, and many small craft were swamped by the storm.
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Benares
Belgium
Antwerp
Cummings Named Against Lincoln at Bristol Senate Nomination
Special Hon. David Cummings of Abingdon will be nominated by acclamation as the Democratic candidate for the Senate from Bristol, Washington and Smyth counties. He pledges to vote for liquor question submission statewide and for abolition of all dispensaries. Democrats express confidence of victory.
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Bristol, Tenn
David Cummings
Abingdon
Senate
Bristol
Washington
Smyth Counties
Admiral Schley Laid to Rest in Washington
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, hero of the Santiago battle, was laid to rest at Arlington Cemetery. The funeral drew more than 2,000 mourners, with Naval Academy midshipmen, veterans, and dignitaries in attendance. A seaman bugler sounded taps as he was interred, with Masonic rites and a national color casket escort.
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Washington, D. C
Winfield Scott Schley
Santiago
Hemisphere
Artington Cemetery
Naval Academy
Army
Navy
Loyal Legion
Edward H. Gheen
Albert S. Barker
Thomas C. McLean
George C. Reney
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Alexander B. Hagner
Schley
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Chopin
Washington
Philadelphia
Atlantic Fleet
Washington Navy Yard
St. John’s'Church
Roland Cotton Smith
I Street
Northwest
Evangelist
Admiral Schley
B. B. French Lodge
Antient
Admiral
Monarchists Set Up Kingdom in Northern Portugal
Special advices from Badajos and the frontier report Monarchists in northern Portugal proclaim a monarch with the capital at Oporto Captain Couleiro named Military Governor of Oporto Marquis de la Varadia Manuel's secretary says monarchist successes are evident in the north and Manuel plans return to Portugal.
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London
Badajos
Portugal
Oporto
Couleiro
Marquis de la Vradia
Kinganuel
Manuel
Doyle Figure Dead in Edinburgh Purveyor of Holmes
Edinburgh obit reports Joseph Bell, famed Scottish surgeon whose reasoning methods inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to create Sherlock Holmes, died yesterday. The piece notes Bell influenced Doyle during medical training and shaped the detective’s deductive approach.
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Doyle
Edinburgh
Scotland
Joseph
Bell
Scotel Purgeon
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Gell
Dr. Doyle
Spurlock Holmes
Fall Poetry And The Bards Work In Autumn
A compact reflection on poets working through autumn as verse flows with the season. The current lines hint at a pusset hue while bards take their cue, capturing mood and imagery typical of fall verse.
Teena ae See in Aweptic Prevent Raw Satretter
Marine Dye Saly reports a special event titled See with a focus on coastal protection. The piece mentions the involvement of Jha and Hooke, highlighting a workshop held at cack whee with participants from Aweptic Prevent.
Money to Be a Senator in Wisconsin Campaign Costs
Testimony before the Senate special committee investigating Isaac Stephenson’s 1900s campaign details how a wealthy bid was deemed essential. Edmonds testified he personally handled $50,000 of a $107,793 total, with others managing the remainder as campaign staff and a Milwaukee banker acted as fund custodian.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Isaac Stephenson
E. A. Edmonda
Sutherland
Utah
Edmonds
Stephenson
J. A. Puellicher
van Gleve
Marineota
Rodney Sackett
Washington
Diphtheria Antitoxin Urged for Early Treatment
The Virginia Health Almanac slogans urge antitoxin for diphtheria and the State Department of Health bulletin calls physicians and boards of health to stock antitoxin and treat cases promptly. Emphasis on early use, quarantine, swab testing, and avoiding shared drinking cups to prevent outbreaks.
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Virginia Health Almanac
State Department of Health
County Boards of Health
Health Department
Woman leaps from speeding auto outside D C theater
A unidentified young woman leaped from a speeding car on Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street as it collided with a streetcar. Driver Roland M. Jones was arrested on motor vehicle violations. Witnesses described a panicked crowd and the woman fleeing on foot. police later collared Jones after following the vehicle.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Fourteenth Street
Roland M. Jones
Adams
Mifteenth Street
Jones
Aigo
Steenthr Street
Ton
Governors Committee Concludes Brief Session
A committee of governors Harmon of Ohio Aldrich of Nebraska and Madley of Missouri completed a brief session at St Louis with members noting progress on the recent conference. The group discussed next steps and potential coordination across states ahead of upcoming events.
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Committee OF Governors
ST. Louis
States Edge Federal Court Clash Over Interstate Rates
In a United States Supreme Court connection with the rate case, a brief is ready to be filed when the case is called. It argues States may regulate intrastate commerce. Governor Aldrich warns that without state assertiveness Federal courts will erode state rights. He notes the Nebraska rate case was sent to the Supreme Court due to Eastern stockholder opposition to state control.
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United States
Caase
Aldrich
Nebraska
United States Supreme Court
Nomination of Cummins for State Senate in Bristol
The First Senatorial District Democrats in Bristol Virginia convened to nominate Judge David Campbell Cummings of Abingdon for the State Senate to oppose Republican A T Lincoln of Marion. The meeting endorsed ending liquor dispensaries, submitting liquor license questions to a public vote, and supporting road improvements and liberal school funding along with pensions for Confederate veterans and widows.
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Bristol, Tenn
Spac.si
Virginia
Smith
Washington
Bristol
David Campbell Cummings
Abingdon
State Senate
Cummings
A. T. Lincoln
Marion
Repubicans
RK. C. Copenhaver
George W. Richardson
Wiley Doolittle clash in Agriculture stirs reform bid
Washington reports a continuing conflict between McCabe and Wiley over pure food policy. Secretary of Agriculture seeks reorganization and consolidation of health activities, with Wilson backing changes as Congress considers a new enforcement agency. The President may act to restore order in the department.
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Washington, D. C.C
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
George B. McCabe
Dr. Wiley
Wiley-Doolittle Board
Secretary of Agriculture
McCabe
Messrs. Wiley
Wilson
Ies
Doolitte
Inspction
Congress
Six Killed in Railroad Strike in New Orleans
Six men died and over a hundred were wounded in the clash between Harriman lines and their employees. The Southern Exchange peace committee offers to arbitrate, calling the fight one of the bloodiest in U S history. The money at stake in railroads has been tremendous.
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New Orleans
Harriman
Southern Exchange
Suit Against Union May Face Federal Court Action
Chicago Illinois special report says railroads led by the Illinois Central plan to invoke the Sherman act against the Shopmen Union Federation amid a strike. Railroad lawyers to study an injunction as leaders warn the battle may shift to courts. Reports say outbreaks subsided and troops maintain control at McComb City while a guard was shot at Southern Pacific shops in an unrelated incident.
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Chicago
Ill
Ilinois Central Railroad
C. H H. Markham
Illinois Central
McComb City
Railrona
Pethate
Ft Ysiebor
Otheys
Guititner
Southern Pacific
Tulus
Dover cliff arrow guides airmen to Calais
A giant white stone arrow on the Dover cliff serves as a daytime guide for aviators flying from England to France. It marks the exact direction to Calais and lawmakers consider erecting more arrows at intervals along the coast.
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Dover
England
France
Calais
Another Kind
A fragmentary line notes someone laughing at a man with a new automobile who boasted of influence, illustrating a social dynamic about status and ridicule. The terse remark reflects a social judgment rather than a full incident.
Both parties adopt platform at New Jersey conventions
In Trenton at the Democratic and Republican gatherings, Governor Wilson dominates the Democratic proceedings at the Masonic Temple while the Republican event draws little interest aside from four Hudson County progressive assembly candidates. Wilson blocks endorsement of a presidential candidate, the platforms favor conservative reform, and the document calls for tax equalization, jury reform, corporate regulation, forest and water conservation, centralized control of institutions, judicial procedure simplification, districting for assembly seats, federal rules revision, utility regulation, factory inspections, and safer railroad travel with a full-crew requirement.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Masonic Temple
Assembly
Hudson County
Essex County
Assemblyman Egan
Assemblyman
Ford
Bracken
Shalvoy
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Federal
House of Representatives
Public Utilities Commission
Harmony in Republican Camp
Trenton New Jersey special describes a brief Republican convention session in which the state leaders’ platform was adopted with minor amendments. Ed ward A Ransom, a Hudson County progressive nominee, proposed changes that were mostly rejected. The platform praises Taft policies and the party’s calm, businesslike approach to national affairs.
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Trenton
N. J
Jeaders
Edward A. Ransom
Assembly
Hudson County
Indorse Taft
Republican Party
Taft
Crowd jeers Lee Oldfield at Philadelphia race practice
Willie Wallace crashed his Mercedes racer in practice spins on the Philadelphia course but escaped unhurt. Lee Oldfield, linked to eleven killings at Syracuse, was jeered by crowds as a man killer during his appearance on the course.
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Lee Oldfield
Philadelphia
Willie Wallace
Syracuse
Stevenson and His Name in 19th Century Times
A brief note on Robert Louis Stevenson and the evolution of his initials. It details how he signed as R Stevenson then R L B Stevenson, requested to be addressed as Robert Lewis, and later abandoned the third initial. He also changed the spelling of Lewis to Louis around age 18 while Lewis remained in family usage.
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Baxter
Stevenson
Lewis
Louis
London Chronicle
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