Witnesses Describe Feud and Testimony in Massey Trial
The Franklin county jury heard testimony about Col Waddy James and Col Massey in a hotly contested case. Witnesses from Franklin and Albemarle recounted reputations and a physical dispute at a depot, with lawyers clashing during McCreary Co. tax disputes and perjury questions amid the Massey trial in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. O'Ferraal
Snd
Beott
Norfolk
Muccey
Pranklin
Albemarle
Capaciny
Waddy James
Masney
Col. James
Alatsoy
Judge Heath
Alvewarla County
Wingfield
McCreary
Lhom
Atv
Wise
McAreary
Prentis
McUreary
Mr. McCreary
Colonu Mery
McCreary & Co
Tex
Witneass
MaCreery & Co
McCleary
Waseent
Alabama
Cleary
Chase
Quincetieng Witnoes
Alri
Massey
Waa
Massey Vine
Capt
Thom
Lloom
Mr. Massey
Dana & Co. Mercantila
Hiss
Capt. Wise
Mir
Tiom
Mereauila
Elks in Corveni Cup Marred by Sudden Disaster
A large crowd gathered at Corveni for the Elks parade and lodge activities when an unforeseen catastrophe struck. The Grand Lodge session revealed reforms, with members sustaining injuries as a floor collapsed leaving many direct, others assisted to hospitals. Norfolk delegates escaped harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Insurgent Army Routed in Pur suit of Garzon
July 10 report from Gen Navarra says Government troops pierced the insurgent band led by Victoriano Garzon at Allo De Villston, badly cutting his force. Garzon wounded, retreating with losses. Navarra notes light own casualties and heavy disease deaths among troops as yellow fever ravages camps. Spain also sent troops and officers to Cuba since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assocmteross
Santia Ade de Coni
Navarra
Victoriano Garzon
Allo de Villston
Ioner Navarro
Garson
Garzon
Navarro
Thiverty
Spain
Cuba
Carpet Weavers Strike Threat Looms Over Mills
In a Northern city district a majority of weaving mills joined the Power Loom Weavers' Protection Association to demand a 7 percent wage advance. About 1000 workers were out, with many more dependent on them idle. A May conference among delegates from sixty-two mills led to the action after employers refused wages. May meetings set plans for further union pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethlers
Alowen Milla
Cuban Provisional Government President to Be Chosen
A Cuban national presidential selection unfolds across the United States and Mexico to fill the vacancy left by Jose Marti’s death. The Provisional Government Convention may convene soon, with Palma widely expected to win unanimously. Separately, Christia n Endeavors assemble in Boston as 50,000 delegates converge for the annual convention.
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Jose Marti
New York
Nly
Bori
United States
Mexico
Damoaica
South America
International Party of Cuban
Lue
Sanjamin J. Guerra
Thin City
Chiterra
New York City
Cbivage
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Vera Cris
Meaion
Philadelphia
Cuba
Houissovich
Lredel
Fabrove Solilier
Cubs
Disastrous fire destroys Cuxo's livery barn in Michigan
A deadly blaze at Cuxo's livery barn on Congreves Street in Dromino Michigan, early July 10, kills six workers and burns 80,000 dollars of property. Seventy five horses trapped in the basement prompt dramatic rescue efforts as five to six men perish or are fatally injured. John Cummings escapes by leaping from a fourth floor window amid flames.
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Mroas
Arlantic City
N.d
Likdom
Uit Wes
Cirand Lodge
I. VO. Ike
Dutweiler, Huy
Board of
Cirand ‘Vrugtees
Atlantic City
Jamestons
Esther
Messie
Mechel
Laith
Jetweller
Hartford
Conn
Philadelpha
New York
Dalamore
Washington
Camden
Chicago
Woodward
Cleveland Lodge
Philadelphia Lodge No. 2
Hartford Lodge
W.G. Myers
Philadelphia
Atmphthul Scenteot
Casigo
Euler
Meardo LD. Detweiler
Morrisburg
Itrocuce James d. Armetrong
Cat Rivad
St O'Elock
Drrnoin
Mich
Cuxo
Thames
Burniog
Tve
Tyra
Atery
Woman Kills Two Children Then Ends Her Life
A troubled Allegheny woman Leon Losu Her, wife of a tanner, killed her young daughter and infant son by harm and then hanged herself after tying a cloth around the babies. Two older children were away visiting relatives. Police report the motive as Woulth related. A separate note describes a Millon Bank burglary where the safe was opened without tools and the amount stolen remains undisclosed. Weather and local ads conclude the brief.
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Dy Souther Associated Press
Pirtsuune
Pay
Allegheny
Persia
Are
Leon Losu
Sprioghil
Allggheny
Bes
Heen
Douley
Lar
Wae
Ale Lngg
Alexander Simms Hanged for Policeman Miner Murder
Alexander Simms colored was hanged in the jail yard at Jacksonvinga Louisiana for the murder of Policeman Miner. The condemned man collapsed as the trap sprung at 11 21. A witness reported the crowd and family remarks, including a miner's mother present among a small number of women admitted to the yard. Simms, about 20 years old, had earlier killed Napoleon Strucke and Volicemand, injuring others. another man narrowly escaped death and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Mr. Tate
James
Vines
Powhatan
Qool
Jitmer
Iu Rey
Heath
Col. Iiemen
Maney
Thom
Jameda
Liscord
Yom Claiborow
Southers
Prosg
Simins
Wonan
Abe
Miner
Policeman Miner
Simms
Simms' v Vicbins
Jan Yard
Perdonge
Speatatorn
Napoleon Strucke
Wuegro
Ool
Volicemand
Lin
Sud
Perroog
Simk
Iomaton
Alo
Fie
William Jones
Pioeces
Bia
Com
Acts Like Magic Helps Sufferers in Washington and Henrico
John Clark, a carpenter in Washington DC, reports foot pain after an accident two years ago and hails a remedy as magical. Robert G. Ware, a Barton Heights blacksmith, cites eleven years of leg sores cured by Quiatel, noting pain, swelling, and healing progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Carpenter
Northwest
Washington, D. C
Hhs
Robert G. Ware
Barton Heights
Henrico County
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Sean
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Lint Pring
ISU
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Charlottesville
Loase
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M'Creary & Co
Phankdin
P. Lee
I. Lee
Tin
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Moyd
Parr
Patrik
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Commonwealth
Praghlin
Lee
Etand
Hare
Nasiris
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Virgina
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AiLasta
Central Weilroad
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Georgia Railroad
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Nowite Debio Sapiduet Eerie
Souther Aseqoiated Preas Wasuixarosx
North Atlantic
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Pie Shipa
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Hampton Roada
Cambridge and
Yale Sports
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Cambridge University Athletts T Int
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Canbridge
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A. B. Coxe
Vale Advisory Committee
London
Paria
Ahr Mae Prato
Souther
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Galdwall
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Tne
Cabyon Creek Union
Tndia
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Renlar Cours
Reveyhion
Meine
Ucalifurnim
Vo Banat
Qchristian Union
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Hoston
Cambridge
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Hood
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Oti
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L.A. Sarsoens
Choive
Michigan
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Pol Ge Me Granby S Co
Burruss
Europe
Alexander Simms
Mr ‘Thoms Mast
Mpyriafitturinage Company
Qurntol
W. H. H. Trice & Co
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York Street
Devibau
Touton
Colonial Avenue
Ghent
Mariner Street
Wood Street
Parkhead
Church Street
Lovitt Avenue
Fur Avenue
Willoushby
Porgueon Avenue
Flaten
Bank Street
Water Streat
James and
High
York
Hife
Northwestern Mutual
D. Humphreys & Son
Gen'l Agents
Nortil Western Mayer & CO
Ceaters TN
West Market Square
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