Habeas Corpus Refused in Wagner Case Marked by Repeated Litigations
Chief Justice Clabaugh refused a writ of habeas corpus for Frederick Pepple and Harrison Wagner known as the eternal litigant or king of liti ions. Wagner, an inmate at St Elizabeths, has a long history of filing suits across Maryland District of Columbia and Virginia, often against wealthy defendants, with many default judgments and elusive payment outcomes.
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Clabaugh
Frederick Pepple
Harrison Wagner
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
R. P. and
T. R. Hitt
Wagner
St. Eizabeth’s
Ohio
Gould
Dr. White
Washington
District
Columba
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
American League standings show Detroit 29 9 and Athletics 19 15 with Cleveland 16 22 and Boston 18 16. National League results include Pittsburg edging Cincinnati 4 3 and New York beating Philadelphia 5 3 with Chicago-St Louis not scheduled.
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W.L
Detroit
N.york
Athletics
Clevelad
Chicago
Washin
Boston
St. Louis
National League
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Smith
Clark
Adams
Ferry
Gibson
Brooklyn
Curtis
Graham
Barger
Erwin
New York
Philadelphia
Raymond
Mathewson
Myers
Wilson
Burns
Alexander
Dooin
Chicago-St. Louis
W.L. PC
TriState League Scores From Johnstown Altoona York Harrisburg
In Johnstown Lancaster Johnstown won 5 to 2 with batteries Shepherd Shettler Jackley Stanley and Ketter. Altoona Reading played 11 innings with Hargey bin Welsher Brozell. York Wilmington 1 to 0 with Baxter Therre Culp Rementer. Harrisburg beat Trenton 5 to 1 with Llinod Kerr Myers Mays. Standings list Reading 11 7 611 Lancaster 10 10 500 Trenton 11 9 580 York 10 10 500 Altoona 10 7 500 Harrisburg 10 10 500 Wilmington 13 381.
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Tristate League
Johnstown
Lancaster
Shettler
Jackley
Stanley
Ketter
Altoona
Reading
Hargey
Philbin
Welsher
Brozell
York
Wilmington
Baxter
Therre
Culp
Rementer
Harrisburg
Trenton
Llinod
Kerr
Myers
Mays
W.L. PC
Lancastr
Revolution Cost 20 Million Admitted by Ex-Honduran Leader
Policarpo Tionella, former president of Honduras, arrived in New Orleans from Mexico City and said the Mexican revolution will cost about $20,000,000. He expressed little optimism regarding Mexico's future. Subscribe for The News.
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New Orleans
Mexico
Policarpo Tionella
Honduras
Mexico City
Market Gossip Sways with Seasonal Produce and Prices
The morning market shows edible abundance though weather dampens some crops. Strawberries fetch 15 to 20 cents a box, peas and other vegetables priced to reflect limited rain. Lively crowds ease as purchases finish, with varied prices on dairy, fruit, meat, and fish items listed by item and weight.
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Butler
Porterhouse
Fall Fatal to Baron's Sister in London
Mrs Sybil Burnaby sister of Baron Delafore died in London after a fall from a third story window at Wilton Place two weeks earlier. She married Lieutenant Algernon E Burnaby of the Royal Horse Guards in 1896 and divorced him in 1901.
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Baron
London
Sybil Burnaby
Baron Delafore
Wilton Place
Abandoned Babies Found In Trinity Chapel Pew
New York May 27 two young women left two babies aged a few weeks in a front pew of Trinity chapel on Twenty-fifth Street near Broadway. London May 27 Ireland’s population 4,581,951 a drop of 7,821 since the last census a decade ago.
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Philadelphia
David Habbit
Scott
Habbit
New York
Trinity Chapel
Twenty-fifth Street
Broadway
Ireland
London
Senator Elkin's Estate Reveals Large Bequest in West Virginia
Elkins West Virginia May 27 report from appraisers shows the estate of Senator 8 B Elkins totals 4 02510904 dollars.
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Senator Elkin
Elkins
W. Va
B. Elkins
News of the State Items of Interest From Across the County
Notes of interest from Maryland communities report church consecrations and new pastors in Westminster and Mount St. Agnes Mount Washington Seminary. Cardinal Gibbons confirms students, and other local events include a funeral at McDaniel, cornerstones planned in Cumberland City, a price rise for a Canton company, and a Christ aiding union convention in Chewsville. Legal cases include a murder trial at Millstown, injuries at the Empire Theater, verdict for a La Plata plaintiff, custody settlement in Bethesda, and a Keyston Lime and Stone Company incorporation in Havre de Grace. A Colesville bond election for street improvements is scheduled for June 1 to 12.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Westminster
Cardinal Gibbons
Mount St. Agnes
Coteve
Mount Washington Seminary
Lona Sullivan
Vieling
Caulk
McDaniel
St. Michael's
Dane G. Jee
Canton
Toe Company
Hey
Washington County Christing Endeavor Union
Bethel
Empire Theater
Baltimore
Mary J. Bridgett
la Plata
Lilian Augusta Roberts
John and
Ethel Roberts
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Rockville
Peter
Belair
Keystone Lime and Stone Company
Havre de Grace
Colesville
Washington, Colesville and Ashton
Columbus Road
Ocean Gamblers Win Big on Lusitania In Four Days
Wealthy travelers aboard the Lusitania tell of two professional gamblers who raked in about $14,000 in four days. One passenger notes a victim losing $1,000 in an hour as poker games ran from 11 p.m. to 3 or 4 a.m. in the smoking room. Ship officers watch for pros, but a rogue adventurer can still strike.
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Lusitania
New York
West
Storm wreaks havoc in Durham tobacco factory and mills
A May 27 tornado wrecked Venable Tobacco factory with 30,000 pounds of tobacco, blew down trolley wires, caused fires from crossed cables, and destroyed Chatham Hosiery seating mills. It cut the phone system, wrecked streetcars, interrupted outside communication, and may cause about $200,000 in local damage.
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Durham
N. C
Venable Tobacco
Chatham Hosiery Company
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Exchange
Market quotations list wheat oats corn and hay prices with multipurpose figures corrected May 27 1911. Includes wheat No 2 red shelled corn rye oats barley flour meal mill feed hay straw and seed meals with per bushel or per ton amounts. Also includes an endorsement about Life Pills and a testimonial from M C Druplap of Penn.
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Timun
Summer Footwear Bargains At Saylor’s Insecticide Sale
Miscellaneous ad notes whale family Jlen's Society King Oxfords in Patent Colt un Metal priced 3.00 to 4.00 plus children's summer footwear and low or high shoes around 1.50. Also promotes Saylor's Insecticide Poultry Powder claimed to cure stoup colds diarrhea and cholera with endorsements from poultrymen and Brish Bros, dated May 16 and 26.
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Jlen
King Oxfords
Saylor
Brish Bros
Spirella Corset Ad Promises Shape and Support
To the ladies the Spirella Corset im proves the figure, subdues unnatural lines and brings out grace and beauty. The boning retains its shape permanently and provides resilient, comfortable supporting. M N S C F L Miller, Tiepresentative. Phone 44 F. 225 N Market St.
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Mns
C. FL Miller
Market St
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