Disgraceful says gourt witnesses perjurers in Prince George cases
Judge George Norton of the Circuit Court, Merriborough, denounced witnesses as perjurers in liquor case proceedings in Prince George County. He warned that delays and grand jury actions threaten the security of testimony and public order.
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Prince George
Washagiin
Merlboro
Giorge Norton
Circuit Court
George County
Marthory
Waller
Merrick
Fred
GAVE A PIE BANQUET
Fragmented OCR text mentions a pie banquet with a pact and speakers including Mr Chet and others. It references a ceremony, possible startle reactions, and a town setting with various names and items but details are unclear. The readable core centers on a communal pie banquet event and associated remarks.
Murder verdict in boundon court cited by armher
A fragmented OCR note reports a murder verdict tied to court action. It mentions a judge or erle Charles Aan and a 12 year term, with garbled place names and dates. The readable pieces indicate a penal sentence tied to a landmark case, but many details are unclear.
Former Virginian Dies in St Louis Amid Mourning
Fragmented obituary notes the death of a Virginian in St Louis. Mentions a private in the army, family survivors, and a long list of names connected by marriage and kinship. Includes references to Roanoke area legal figures and residents, with scattered details of weddings in West Washington Point Church and Laurel Maryland, all conveyed in a period newspaper voice.
Vessel Grounds In Fog At Cape Charles
The British steamer Glenaen ran aground on Carpers Bar near Cherry Stone Bight about two miles from Cape Charles while en route from Port Tampa to Genoa and Leghorn for bunker coal. A heavy gale with rain and dense fog grounded the ship in the night or morning. the Rescue wrecking steamer Toe Merritt & Chapman has been dispatched to assist. Weather conditions were so severe that few ships ventured out.
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Washington Post
Norfolk Va
Carpers Bar
Cherry Stone Bight
Cape Charles
Port Tampa
Genoa
Leghorn
Norfolk
Merritt & Chapman
Lonaconing banker David Sloan dies after long illness
Maryland obituary from Cumberland notes the death at his Lonaconing home of David Sloan president of Lonaconing Savines Bank and former head of the Maryland State Bankers Association. A cousin of the late Judge David W Sloan of Cumberland, he leaves several children as the county mourns a veteran financial leader. Another obituary fragment reports the death of Mary Jane Briggs wife of Zachariah Briggs of Garrett County, following months of heart disease, with one child surviving.
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Cumberland
David Sloan
Lonaconing Savines Bank
Maryland State Bankers’ Association
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David W Sloan
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Mary Jane Briggs
Witew
Zachariah Briggs
Gairhenburg
James Clagett
Baptists Deny Dissension As Pastor Prepares Farewell Sermon
Washington Post Bureau reports no church discord at First Baptist Alexandria as Dr W F Fisher plans farewell sermon on the last Sunday of the month before leaving with his family to become a field missionary in Virginia. The church lists interim ministers including S H Templeman Colgate University May 3, Rev W S Catlett Allentown Pa May 17, Rev W R McMillian and Rev I H Gwaltney Louisville Seminary May 24 while awaiting a new pastor.
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King Street
Alexandria
First Baptist Church
W F Fisher
Fiist
Concordia
Fisher
Baptist Cause
Virginia
Tust
First, Baptist Church
Key
H Templeman
Colgate Tmversty
Hamilton
Catlett
Allentown
TERMINAL COMPANY LOSES IN ALEXANDRIA COURT
In Alexandria a judgment was awarded against the Washington Terminal Company for damages of 900 dollars. Other suits against Red & Allen trading as Washington Decorators ended with nominal awards to plaintiffs. Cases were taken under advisement, with jury verdicts favoring defendants where noted. News items include steamer Wilhelmina bound for Tampa with coal cargo, local military service notes, and obituaries for Mrs Lucy C Wight and Mrs Westerfield.
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Aleaindtte Corporation
Olver Garr
Wayne Garr
Washington Termini Company
Robert S. Hanett
Bbrahamson
Red & Allen of
Washington
Washington Decorators
Tre
Wilhelming
Alexandria
Tampa
Norfeld
Virginia Sunday School Association Elects Officers
Special to The Washington Post from Roanoke Virginia dated April 16 reports Charlottesville chosen as site for the next annual meeting. Officers elected for the coming year include President H C Marchant Charlottesville and vice presidents A L Phillips Richmond J Taylor Roanoke Charles Manley Lexington Henry Parkins Richmond J W Manning Norfolk Jacob Umlauf Richmond Dr Wallis Alexandria William Hoover Tumbe rville AEH Householder Lovettayitle and Arthur Robb Herndon.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
Charlottesville
Virginia State Sunday-school Association
H.C. Marchant
A. L. Phillips
Richmond
J. Taylor
Roaneke
Charles Manley
Lexington
Henry Parkins
J W Manning
Norfolk
Jacob Umlauf
Dr Wallis
the Theological Seminary
Alexandria
William Hoover
Tumberville
AEH
Householder
Lovettayitle
Arthur Robb
Herndon
Harsh April Frost Threatens Tidewater Fruit Crops
A late night reading from Norfolk reports temperatures near freezing, between 36 and 40 degrees, forecasting one of the worst frosts in eastern Virginia fruit and truck belt history. Orchards and vineyards are already damaged as thousands of acres of vegetables grow, with further harm expected before dawn.
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Spedal
Washington
Norfolk
Virginia
Man Identified in Greensboro Slaying Case
James Smith faces charges of conspiracy to obstruct revenue officers and murder in the death of Deputy Collector Jo Wo Hendrix in Greensboro. The trial featured eyewitness Mrs. Oscar Sisk claiming Smith acted in self defense after Hendrix fired twice as Smith fled toward a hand bin. Jury deliberations expected tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington Post
Greensboro
Vaigny
James Smith
Jo Wo Hendrix
Oscar Sisk
Smith
Hendrix Smith
Hendrix
Holton Denies Suit In North Carolina Case
Greensboro agri 16 Mistrice attorney Holton denies Asheville sourced report that he filed suit to claim ownership of lands in Western North Carolina. He notes only action six weeks prior involved two trespass defendants in City County under disputed United States land claims.
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Greensboro
Bryan Indorsed at Bristol Mass Meeting in Virginia
The Bristol Democratic mass meeting appointed delegates to the state convention in Roanoke in June. Resolutions endorsed William Jennings Bryan for the presidency, criticized Governor Swanson, and approved Judge Wall and F Rhea ton for state corporation omnugeien, reflecting party support and political alignment.
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Washinton
Bristol Va
Bristol
Roanoke
Bryan
Guv Swanson
Walladm
Improper Bill and Local Incidents Reported
The Washington Post notes a governor signed liquor license bill with a defect and incorrect percentage. Petershuime reports a white woman on Ol Street attempted fraud, aided by a physician's absence. Death of C Wood Dailey, a longtime attorney for the Western Marsland Railroad, is announced.
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Washington Post
Baltimora
Ol Street
C Wood Dailey
Moor Dailey
Gromin Nt
Western Marsland Railroad
Eliot Assails Football in Harvard Opinion
Harvard President Charles Worket, in the annual report to the Harvard Overseers, criticizes college football as a crying evil. He argues football fouls body and mind, offers no lasting value for young men, and notes the violent competition does not prepare players for modern warfare.
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Ambridge Mass
Aprille
Stont Charles Worket
Harvard University
Sehorly
James
Mike
Judge blocks breach case after private chambers photo row
A breach of promise suit by Miss Eilen Hoda against Joseph Waste stalled when Judge Brugeemeyer refused to proceed after photographs were taken of the parties in his private chambers by newspaper photographers without permission. He demanded contempt fines for those involved and said the case would not be tried in court under such circumstances.
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Cineaga
Eilen Hoda
Joseph Waste
Brugeemeyer
Brugeemeier
Bowles Named President of Baltimore Trust Company
In Baltimore on April 16 Thomas H Bowles was elected president of the Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company with effect May 1 He has financial connections in New York Wisconsin Richmond and New Orleans and previously lived in Washington for several years Churchgoers at Hope Church Pittsburg captured a murderer after a Hungarian gunman killed a companion outside the building during services last night.
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Thomas H Bowles
Baltimore Trust and Guarantee_ Company
Bowles
New York
Wisconsin
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New Orleans
Washington
Pittsburg
Hope Church
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Willockh
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Broad Street
Charles Tesce
Europe
Mrs Levees
Idle City
Trench Aeronaut
Alan Dawley
Barks
Levrence
Menus Dawley
Wf Hawley
Aero Club
Wawleys
Levee
Fashion High Society and Royal Intrigue Ahead
In a bustling society column, the Marchioness of Cholmondeley and European nobles are sketched amid skating parlors and summer hats with large lingerie brims. A tale threads through America and Germany of von Hochberg’s fall from grace, Barnes's rescue of a fallen count, and a Lusitania voyage that circles romance, silver mines, and aristocratic renown, ending with a New York heiress and a famed balloonist elopement plot.
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Hans Ferdinanton Hochberg
Vor
Hochberg
Mr Barnes
Barnes City
Cole
Barnes
Berlin
Johanna Joulse Barnes
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Germany
Fragmented prompt about a master of his weapon and a mysterious figure
The text is a garbled, OCR style prompt referencing a master of weapons and various unclear actions. It mentions a Mon day and a series of misread phrases, with no coherent narrative or identifiable persons, places, or events to summarize.
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Elopement Sparks Legal Seizure of Hawsey Properties
The Hawsey case centers on a bride facing attachment as creditors Alan and William Hawsey claim $7469 for outstanding notes and money lent. Lawsuits filed specify liens on 22 West Seventy sixth Street 87 West Ponath Street and 11th Street addresses. Deputy Sheriff Porges served on the bank and lis pendens filed in county clerk offices as authorities note the bride's $100 balance at Mirth Avenue Bank amid family absence.
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Osborne & Tamb
Broadway
Mfth Avenue Bank
Sherif Man Porges
Fast Seventy Sixth Street
Fawsey Bom
Eleventh Street
West Ponth Steet
Alan
William Hawsey
Hawley
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Wetchman
Unclear OCR notes on balloon factory and overseas race
Fragmentary text mentions balloon factory agents and a race involving James Gordon Pennett Gim Levee and Phoud Tahm of the Sisth Cavalys United States. References Lieut Taihm and Alan Hawley with a note about a sister abroad to view an international event. File appears damaged and incoherent.
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James Gordon Pennett
Phoud Tahm
Sisth Cavalys Lnited
Taihm
Alan Hawley
Abbie
Fatal Poison Gas Claims Three Workers at Rooster Guano Plant
Coroner verdict found three men suffocated by inhaling gas and four more wounded at the Rooster Guano Company factory. Officials blamed supervisor Stamps and foreman Gonsalves for incompetence as the workers died while in employ.
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Macen
Young
Gonsalves
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