Disgraceful, Says Gourt Declares Witnesses Perjurers
Judge George Norton of the Circuit Court in Merriboro condemns witnesses as perjurers in Prince George liquor cases. He notes alleged misconduct by county officials prompting teachers to close schools and flee county to avoid grand jury testimony, while troubles to secure witnesses hinder indictments.
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Prince George
Washagiin
Merlboro
Giorge Norton
Circuit Court
George County
Marthory
Waller
Merrick
Fred
Banquet Wit Pact Spe T8 Na Api Wolrank 7 Civ
Fragmentary OCR summary describes a banquet event with a pact and various participants. Mentions a Mr Chet, billing, seating, and a startle moment near a town setting. Some names and details are garbled but imply a local gathering with figures and a meal.
12 Years For Murder Case In Bowdon Court
A defendant named John Prin faced a murder charge in Bowdon Court. The case involved evidence presented by the state and the court imposed a twelve year sentence. The proceedings included testimony from witnesses and standard legal actions.
Former Virginian Dies in St Louis
An obituary notes the death of a former Virginian in St Louis aged about five years of war service. It lists survivors including a wife and daughter, with references to local kin and the late life in the vicinity. The piece also mentions several marriages in the area, detailing the ministers and churches involved.
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St Louis
British steamer Glenaen grounded near Cape Charles in fog
The British steamer Glenaen, en route from Port Tampa to Genoa and Leghorn, ran aground on Carpers Bar near Cherry Stone Bight two miles from Cape Charles. Norfolk reports heavy gale with rain and dense fog. The wrecking steamer Rescue has been dispatched to assist as the weather kept most ships from venturing out.
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Washington Post
Norfolk Va
Carpers Bar
Cherry Stone Bight
Cape Charles
Port Tampa
Genoa
Leghorn
Norfolk
Merritt & Chapman
Longtime Maryland banker David Sloan dies at lonaconing home
David Sloan president of the Lonaconing Savines Bank and former head of the Maryland State Bankers Association died at his Lonaconing residence after a lengthy illness. He was a cousin of the late Judge David W Sloan of Cumberland and leaves several children. Also noted was the death of Mary Jane Briggs wife of Zachariah Briggs of Garrett County after an illness of several months from heart disease, with one child surviving.
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Cumberland
David Sloan
Lonaconing Savines Bank
Maryland State Bankers’ Association
Lonaconing
David W Sloan
de Apité
Mary Jane Briggs
Witew
Zachariah Briggs
Gairhenburg
James Clagett
Baptists Deny Dissension and Fisher Ready Farewell Sermon
Washington Post Bureau reports no dissension at First Baptist Church of Alexandria despite rumors. Dr W F Fisher will preach farewell on the last Sunday of the month before leaving to become a field missionary in Virginia. Interim preachers named include S H Templeman Colgate, Rev W S Catlett Allentown, Rev W R McMillian and Rev H Gwaltney of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Washington Post Bureau
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 AND OTHER ALEXANDRIA NOTICES
Legal actions include Olver Garr estate winning $900 against the Washington Terminal Company for decorating contracts. Red & Allen faced $5 judgments against Washington Decorators. Various motions heard and cases taken under advisement. A steamer Wilhelming arrived from Tampa with a coal cargo bound for Tampa. Deaths: Mrs Lucy C Wight and Mrs Westerfield. Lectures on school topics drew large audiences at local churches.
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Aleaindtte Corporation
Olver Garr
Wayne Garr
Washington Termini Company
Robert S. Hanett
Bbrahamson
Red & Allen of
Washington
Washington Decorators
Tre
Virginia Sunday School Association elects new officers
In Roanoke on April 16 Charlottesville was chosen as the site for the next annual Virginia State Sunday-school Association meeting. Officers elected for the coming year include President H C Marchant of 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 Turberville AEH Householder Lovettsville and Arthur Robb Herndon Virginia.
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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
Frost Threat Headlines Norfolk Region April Drop
A late night report from Norfolk notes a thermometer near midnight shows 36 to 40 degrees, marking an extreme mid April frost. Officials warn one of the worst frosts in eastern Virginia fruit and truck belt history looms as damage already appears on buds and crops.
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Spedal
Washington
Norfolk
Virginia
Smith Slay Hendrix in Greensboro Case Began
James Smith faced charges of conspiring to obstruct revenue officers and killing Deputy Collector Jo Wo Hendrix in Greensboro on April 16. The trial opened with Mrs Oscar Sisk as the sole eyewitness claiming Smith killed Hendrix in self defense after Hendrix fired two shots as he ran toward a hand bin, with testimony continuing as the case moves to a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Greensboro
Vaigny
James Smith
Jo Wo Hendrix
Oscar Sisk
Smith
Hendrix Smith
Hendrix
Holton Denies Suit In North Carolina Dispute
Greensboro based attorney Holton denies Asheville reports that he filed suit to claim ownership of land for the United States. He notes only recent action against two trespassers on ground claimed to belong to the United States, with a counterclaim for adverse possession.
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United States
North Carolina
Greensboro
Bryan Indorsed at Bristol Mass Meeting
The Democrats at Bristol moved a mass meeting tonight to appoint delegates to the state convention in Roanoke in June. Resolutions indorsed Bryan for the presidency, denouncing Swanson’s administration and supporting Judge Wall and others named in the State Corporation commission.
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Brstol Democrats
Roanoke
Washinton
Bristol Va
Bristol
Bryan
Guv Swanson
Walladm
Far detail missing from Baltimore liquor bill report
A distressed Washington Post dispatch notes errors in a Baltimore liquor license bill signed by the governor and references a corrected engrossed text. It also mentions a physician's prompt attendance preventing a death and reports the death of C Wood Dailey a longtime attorney for the Western Maryland Railroad in Moore Daily.
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The
Washington Post
Baltimora
C Wood Dailey
Moor Dailey
Gromin Nt
Western Marsland Railroad
Eliot Assails Football in Harvard Report Critique
Harvard President Charles Worket critiques school and college athletics, calling football the most harmful sport for students. He argues football’s bodily and mental traits offer little value for future life or warfare, and that modern combat requires different preparation.
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Ambridge Mass
Aprille
Stont Charles Worket
Harvard University
Sehorly
James
Mike
Judge bars breach of promise trial over private chamber photos
In a breach of promise case, Judge Brugeemeier declined to proceed after jurors were accepted when newspaper photographers took pictures in his private chambers without consent. He demanded contempt penalties and said the case would not be tried under such conditions.
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Cineaga
Eilen Hoda
Joseph Waste
Brugeemeyer
Brugeemeier
Bowles elected president of Baltimore Trust and Guarantee
Thomas H Bowles was chosen president of the Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company effective May 1. He has financial ties in New York Wisconsin Richmond and New Orleans, and recently moved to Baltimore from Washington where he resided three to four years. Church worshipers capture murderer after a shooting outside Hope Church in Pittsburg. a Hungarian man killed a companion during a service.
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Worness
KRFF
Atkinson
Slwaudrii
Alexardria
Serva Pieamis
Samuel © Baggett
G Street
South
Washington DD
Baltimore
Thomas H Bowles
Baltimore Trust and Guarantee_ Company
Bowles
New York
Wisconsin
Richmond
New Orleans
Washington
Pittsburg
Hope Church
Ways
Willockh
Here
Fashion and Royal Schemers Amid Skating Rinks and Rumors
In a sprawling society column era gossip links Marchioness cholmondeley and nobles to a proposed war secretary plan. The piece follows skating season tangents and capricious dress trends with lingerie hats, tulle, net, and gilt, then shifts to a Berlin to New York tale of von Hochberg and Barnes family intrigue, silver mines, and a Lusitania voyage interlaced with a German crown prince and a balloonist romance.
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Marchioness of
Waterland
Hans Ferdinanton Hochberg
Vor
Hochberg
Mr Barnes
Barnes City
Cole
Barnes
Berlin
Johanna Joulse Barnes
Wis
Hanarne
von Hectr
von Ihrbberg
America
New York
New Barnes
Cattar wood @reck Copper Company
wWorrelly
von Llachbergt Throush
Birnes
Ana
Frawec
Tochberg
Toob Barnis
Aostap
Lusitania
Teddy
Germany
Fragmented query on a historical figure and weapon mastery
The text appears as garbled OCR asking about a master of his weapon, a foreman, and various cryptic notes. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to identify a specific historical person or incident.
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Don Mt
Elopement and Attachments Tie Hawsey Case to Europe Departure
The Rawleys seek legal detachment against bride and Hawsey debt, with an attachment on the bride’s bank account at Mfth Avenue Bank and lis pendens filed against properties at 22 East Seventy Sixth Street 11 Met Eleventh Street and 87 West Point Street. A Hawsey claim of 7469 against the bride covers balance on notes and advances from January to November 167. The Hawley home at East Seventy Sixth Street is vacant. neighbors report the household absent amid preparations for aeronautics flights.
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Jennie
Milliam Hawley
Cyhen
Weathy
Jennie Woolmes
Jonie Hawley
William
Alin
Ro Hawles
Broad Street
New York
Charles Tesce
Europe
Mrs Levees
Idle City
Trench Aeronaut
Alan Dawley
Barks
Levrence
Menus Dawley
Wf Hawley
Aero Club
Wawleys
Levee
Fti
Rawleys
Osborne & Tamb
Broadway
Mfth Avenue Bank
Sherif Man Porges
Fast Seventy Sixth Street
Fawsey Bom
Eleventh Street
West Ponth Steet
Alan
William Hawsey
Hawley
Eaist Seventy Sixth Street
Wetchman
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions balloon maker and race entry
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment referencing a balloon manufacturer agent and various names. It lacks coherent events, dates, or verified entities to form a clear news item.
Three Die in Factory Gas Poisoning Inquiry
Coroner's jury rules three men died from inhaling poisonous gas at the Rooster Guano factory. Four additional workers succumbed to the same cause while employed there. Verdict blames superintendent Stamps and foreman Gonsalves for incompetence.
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Macen
Young
Gonsalves
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Westerfield
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Mary Mon
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Bradbury Piano
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Holton
Bryan Indorsed
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Alan Hawley
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Guano Company II
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