Maryland Adopts Income Clause and Road Bill Passage
Annapolis April 4 The Maryland legislature closed amid bustle as the income tax clause and a road bill moved forward. Senator Gorman delivered a pointed critique while the Senate and House debated amendments. The Senate approved the income provision and the Shoemaker road bill advanced, with the Assembly approving a modified personal tax exemption package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Pike
Senate
House
Washington
Annapolis
Bualies
Gorman
Maryland
Yost
Imens Bf
Lelnt Senate
Empton
Haltimore
County
Freb
Hole
Towns druggists arrested in April warnings
Special to am waaringeren 2. Mekpert News reports druggists and news stand proprietors in this city were summoned today to answer charges of selling on Sundays. The cases were continued indefinitely after warnings. Also a string of local notices includes accidents, railway deaths, and several marriages and public events across multiple towns and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Waaringeren
Mekpert News
Bupidey
Tedey
Gus Lucas Awore
Ant Warranta
Post Office Robbers Held in Richmond Case
Four men were indicted this afternoon in Richmond for robbing a post office. Authorities charged they stole more than £100 worth of valuables. The district attorney headed to New York to press faster return of the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterin
Red Cunningham
Frank Chester
York
Rafely
New York
Richmond
Senator Dan Stel lingers in hospital amid unclear progress
A fragmentary report indicates United States Senator Dan Stel remains in the hospital with his condition unchanged since April 4. The attending physician notes nourishment is satisfactory but no significant improvement is seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fata
Nna Ud
Dan Stel
No Strike Threat In Alexandria As Carpenters Win Start
Contractors say progress continues on pre January 1 contracts in Alexandria. Most carpenters remain on old terms and will finish work. A few union members chose to work, while others hold firm on higher pay demands. Two fire damaged frame houses near the Southern Railway tower. owned by the railway and occupied by colored workers. fire origin unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Ke Ae
Old Poule
Pach
Union Carpenters J
Alexandria
Bia
Notiunion
Southern Railway
Railway Company
Rewater Pluga
Leap Saves Women as Buggy Plunges From Bridge
The report details a runaway incident near Harnesyne Md on April 4 where Mrs John Gott and sister Mrs Laura Bowlen narrowly escaped as a horse and buggy leapt from a bridge after the horse bolted. The buggy demolished, the horse injured, and the automobile involved, with DC license 614S, left the scene with minor injuries to the occupants. Multiple local notices follow, including marriages and legal matters from Rockville to Alexandria, and various civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shy
Washington
Harnesyne Md
John Gott
Laura Bowlen
Noar
Horse
Tmgey
District of Columbia
Baltimore Engineemen Win Higher Wages Agreement
Baltimore on April 4 engineers on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad won a wage increase under a new agreement with the engineers’ committee. Passenger engineers gain 2% growth, through freight and helper engineers 21.2%? Battalion correction needed. summary notes practical parity with trainmen. Local and yard engineers receive around 4.75% and 10% respectively, helper service stays at a 12 hour day, with general rate adjustments to match current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore ‘and Ohio Railroad
Lave
Virginia Obituary Notices From Roanoke Area
Roanoke dispatch lists multiple obituaries and notices from April 4 including former policeman Acharizh Fiick aged 51 died after a recent illness leaving wife and daughter Laila Whittington of Scottsburg Va. Also Laila Whittington died this morning at her sister’s home after a long illness. husband arrived to be by her bedside and died soon after. Robert Fulchfer, Confederate veteran aged 69, found dead in bathroom leaving wife and seven children. Mrs Mattie A Wirthal widow of Harrison Wilthal died suddenly at home leaving five children. Floyd Courthouse records indicate former Sheriff Tazewell William Wil liams died of pneumonia aged 70 with wife, two sons, one daughter. Mrs Anne B Nait widow of John Nait aged 87 near Winchester died of pneumonia leaving husband, two sons, two daughters, seventeen grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren. Cheshire M Cecil prominent Tazewell County citizen died near Plegah aged 61, survived by wife and several grown children. A F Stoter who ran the Piedmont Virginian at Orange Camrhouse died at Waynesboro of heart disease aged 76, to be buried at Culpeper. Roy Cooke Pates, son of Mason and Mrs Pates of Spottsylvania county, died of typhoid fever noted as survived by parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Acharizh Fiick
Daught
Ary Laila Whittington
Scottsburg
Mra
Glasgow
Robert Fulchfer
Rockbridge County
Mattie
Harrison Wilthal
Floyd Courthouse
Sherif Tazewell IV
Williama
Winchester
Anne B Nait
John Nal
Wittenbergs
Germany
Here
Frederickehucg
F Stoter
Orange
Camrhouse
Waynesboro
Cillpeper
Roy Cooke
Mason
Pates
Spottsylvania County
Hagerstown Fire Chief Nominee Renominated At Meeting
Delegates from multiple fire companies unanimously renominated John A Mid dlekauft for master marshal of Hagerstown last night. In Hancock yesterday voters approved bonds for water works. The ticket with no opposition won Burgess Thomas Gilleace as burgess, Robert McClands as assistant burgess, and commissioners Frank Beard, William Dodson, and George Anthony. Waterworks was the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Middlekauft
Hagerstown
Hancock
Thomas Gilleace
Robert McClands
Frank ‘Beard
William Dodson
George Anthony
Truce in Nicaragua Faces Shifting Fronts and Politics
A sprawling Nicaragua dispatch outlines a fragile pause in fighting as government and rebel leaders maneuver. Chamorro and Estrada regroup around Bluefields and Rama while Zelaya’s influence lingers, with peace terms and a provisional presidency debated amid mining and tax policy shifts benefiting American interests.
Haris Murder Trial Postponed To April 25 In Manassas
Prof J D Haris of Warrenton Va charged with the murder of W A Trompson editor of the Warrenton Virginian in Warrenton last May. The trial, moved to Manassas on change of venue, was postponed today by agreement of both sides. The case drew wide attention due to the editor’s prominence and the accused slayer who was principal of Warrenton High School. A large crowd observed the courtroom opening this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassas
J D Haris
Warrenton
W A Trompson
Eflter
Senue
Warrenton High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Lores
Vicfort
Price
Wse
Ancpuela Tall
Oraq Aer Exhibition Company
S Ty
Niles
West Virginia
Charles Davis
Huntington
Chesspeaker
Ghlo
Logan
John Davi
Uh Yestersiay
Mercer
Whitemstown
Wheelling Board of Trade
Wheeling
Ohio
Peter C Harry
Atett
University Cadets
Wriday
Harry A Eaton
Princeton
Provident Savinga Bank and Trust Company of
Cincinnati
State Board of Agriculture
Sandyville
Liverpool Reedy
Spencer and
Ripley
Glaescock
Atste
J. J Forman
Grant County
Congress
George Sturgist
United States Express
Parkersburg
John H Rettor
Méerin Parker
Rector
Marsland Yards
Elkins
Joe Amsle
Hla
Italy
Is Young Bride
Margaret Taylor
James Harvey Taylor
Gregory
Iruston
Methodist Church
Molle Worthington
Oscar R Worthington
Cherry Bat Shawits
Misa Womack
Wrx
Benjamin Smith
Smithsburg
Michael Stonebraker
Varyland
Henrietta Maria Towson
Jacob Tolley Towson
Tlantle City
Episcopal Church
Rocki
Margaret H Metz
James C Waldrop
Richmond Va
Ro White
The
Baptist Church
Mar
Clara
Nellie Fritz
Fritz
Dayton
Beartown
Olive Heather
J T Conrad
Greencastle
St Pauls United
Mery C Young
Eugene P Milter
Berkeley Springs
Presbyterian Parsonage
Robert Alexander Boyle
Cunningham
Chester
Ruchmond
Daniel
Cuticura
Corp
Sete Prope
Colmes Ave
Boston
Cutiecra Post
Leap
Rockville
Prat
Warriarcs
Misa Myrtte C Campbell
Clarence M Shifflett
R Wmte
Wary E .Pierson
James Lewis Magarit
Robert Smith
Viett
Quince Orchard
Henry Ness
Alexandria Infantry
Alexandria Light Infantry
James B King
Butler
Twelfth
United States Infantry
Virginia Briefs
Walter Heckman
Horace L Jones
Virginia Institute
Bristol
Cornell University
Asan Watkins
Windsor Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brstal
Raleigh KC
Kret Presbyterian Church
Virginia Stingfellow
Lynchburg
Mitchgill
Austin
Kirtley
Coal and Lumber Corporation
Cera
C W Compton
D J Ward
J L. Dailey
J Wi Eiffert
Wow Baldwin
Judea T W
Staunton Miliary Academy
N M Nagle
Austin Tey
Augusta National Bank
Staunton
Virginia Conference of Charities and Correction
Charvitiesville
Martin Richmond
Thomas B Maclin
Petersburg
T L Royster
Norfolk
Charlotte Courthouse
R. A. Schoolfield
Danville
J . de Jarmette Staunton
W OR Walker Tedmond
E F Sheffey
Acca Temple of
Acca
New Orleans
Imperial Palace
Jerusalem
Dove Lodge
Jo Lane Stern
Portsmouth
Company of
Coast Artillery
Virginia
Uncle Sam
Caroline L Hunt
C . Leangworthy
Miss Hunt
United States Department of Agriculture
Publc
Farmer Bulletin
Nicaragua
Fréderic J Haskin
News- 11
Lanst
Zelayot
Babe
Lawfel
Bluefelds
Hstrade
Interior
Aguelle de Los Bueyea
Chamorro
Chiet
Redeo
Gen Estrada
Bluefields
Moon
Slara
Srestiing
Estrada
Noyun UN
Cape Gracias
Rivere
Zenon Rivera
Rivas
Metrada
Francisco TF Morea
Managua
Madriz
Grater
Recres Estrada
Mumagia
Cha ‘Morro
Spiffckent
Atlantic
Africa
Signin
Chontales
Tisma
Tipitapa
Tama
Manacua
Icaragua
Tien
Lare
Pipitapa
Aclatk
Muelle de Los Bayes
Estradi
Greytown
San Juan
Medriz
Mundriz
Madaz
United States
Atlantic Coast
Wadriz
Phat Iy
Zelaya
Mena
Zeya
Meng
Costa Rica
Ema
Recrea
Lexet
Taté
Washington Post
Zell
Equity Court
Edward W Roo
Erison
Lino Oquel
Col
S Brooke
Segundo Designado
Hutelaya
Focal
Tri
Bunal
Rae ~—O
the Store of Advance Styles
Calvert Hats
Calvert Haberdashery
Calvert Co
Honduras
Harris
Grocers
Bree
White Rock
Bond
Skey “Grand
Hay
Ux Stout
Barber & Ross
Sts
Star Egoking
Washington Gas Light
Tenth Street
Skeer
7Th St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!