SLAIN IN FENGE FEUD ENDS IN NORTH CAROLINA STABING
Special to The Washington Post Salisbury April 2 John Owens a Rowan County farmer is stabbed to death by neighbor James Brady during a long running feud over a disputed boundary between Owens and Brady. Brady fled but was pursued by a posse. Owens rode home after being wounded and died en route following a knife attack that breached his back and chest.
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Washington Post
Salisbury
M. C
John Owens
Rowan County
Hames Brady
Brady
Owens
Young Brady
Bim
Althout
Man Found Dead in Stream Near Hyndman Md
The body of Alfred Lane twenty eight of Hyndman Md was found today in a stream near his home. Police believe foul play occurred after he left home a week ago while in the company of two young men. Autopsy indicates he died before the body was placed in the water. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Washington West Cumberland
Alfred Lane
Hyndman
Game Dave
Murder investigation in Letitia Glover case stalls progress
Special to The Washington Post reports police probing Letitia Glover murder. Luttrell pled innocence amid quarrels with a woman found in his room. Inquest to resume tomorrow. Also notes Court of Appeals rulings in Maryland and Democratic convention planning in Salisbury North Wilkesboro and Statesville with candidates Newland Brown Hackett named.
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Washington
Bristol
Letitia Glover
Susmelon
Tuttrell
Luttrell
Weekington
Salsbury
Dawn
North Wilkeshare
Inne Wi
Statesville
Woc
Newland
Leash
T. C Bown
Agha
R ON. Hackett
Wilkesbeto
Freight Train Collision Near Mountain Lake Park Causes Fire
A rear-end crash on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Mountain Lake Park Maryland last night damaged a caboose which was set ablaze and burned. Heikimen Buchalew was trapped in the wreck and rescued with injuries reported as severe.
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Apeckhy
Keetinet
Cumberland
Baltimore
Mountain Lake Park
Heikimen Buchalew
Anguree
Two Men Charged With Horse Stealing Near Tazewell West Virginia
Late last night Reed Blanksin p and Lr Roy were lodged in jail charged with horse stealing after patrol found two horses in their possession about twenty miles from here. Early yesterday morning Patten J Brown of Ruhlands reported two horses missing and a search began.
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Tazewell
W Va
Reed Blankensinp
Lr Roy
Patten J Brown
Ruchlands
Garrett Park Nominates Officials At Mass Meeting
At a Garrett Park mass meeting on Tuesday Hurt Mom geil was named for mayor and James Dougal and David Bingett for town council. The nominating caucus will be ratified May 7 with no opposition. Also a Frederic County note says peach and apple crops escaped recent cold, foretelling a large pears yield if blooms survive warm weather.
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Syecal
Garrett Park
Momgeil
James
Dougal
David Bingett
Josiah Stoddata
Ane Waring
Winchester Va
Frederick County
Eloped and Married in Staunton and Richmond Pair
Virgina Murr of Staunton and Frederick Doug Jags of Richmond eloped yesterday and were married. The bride left home to pursue music and stated she would dine with a friend. Mr Douglass, district manager for Standard Trust Co., Richmond, aided the romance. They plan to reside in Pas Tica.
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Washington Fostaunton
Virgina Murr
Staunton
Frederick Doug Jags
Richmond
Douglass
Standard Trust Comree
Pas Tica
Condemned Murderer Baptized at First Baptist Church
Warmville Virginia April 5 Robert Booker a colored prisoner under sentence to die May 4 was removed from jail to the First Baptist Church and baptized The crime cited was the killing of Charles Brown on January 3 The item mentions a drug ad for Electric Bitters at the end.
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Fae
Warmville
Robert Booker
First Baptist Church
Booker
Charles Brown
Woman flashes revolver in Richmond club case
Mrs William Kendrick s wife of Stonewall Club proprietor was fined 100 dollars and placed under 300 dollars security for twelve months in police court on charges of carrying a concealed weapon and threatening the life of GH Ruppert owner of Ruppert s restaurant 606 East Broad Street last night she entered the dining room flashed a revolver at Ruppert and demanded truth about her fourteen year old daughter and a certain man Ruppert fled and alerted Sergeant Kraft who helped arrest the woman at the scene
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Richmond
William Kendricks
Stonewall Club
GH. G. Ruppert
Rupperts
East Broadstreet
Ruppert
Seventh
Broad Streets
Sergeant Kraft
Death by suicide at Gaithersburg businessman home
John H. King, aged about fifty four, longtime Gaithersburg resident and local agent for B. Ebert & Sons of Frederick, killed himself with a revolver in his Gaithersburg home around ten this morning. He had been notified that the Gaithersburg business would be rehandled by another, tried to go to Frederick yesterday to resolve the matter, then returned home and did not leave his room. His wife found him dead as she prepared to bring him a meal. He is survived by his wife and several children. He formerly lived in Frederick County.
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Washington
Rockville
John H. King
Gaithersburg
B. Ebert & Sons
Frederick
Frederick County
King
Galthersburg
Hhusband
Warrenton Teacher Dies by Suicide in Rhode Island Sanatorium
E L Johns of Warrenton Va, a former school teacher, was found hanging from a tree near Hareworth Sanitarium in Bristol Rhode Island yesterday. He had been missing since Sunday, leaving a wife and child. Dr Canfield said he was not insane but sought rest and change of air. A search has been ongoing since Monday.
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E. L. Johns
Warrenton
Rhode Island
Washington Post
Providence
G. L. Johns
Hareworth
Fot
Bristol
Johns
Canfield
Virginia Weddings in Richmond and Across the State
A survey of marriage announcements from Virginia cities lists exchanges of vows in Richmond and towns like Warmville Dinwiddie Amelia County and Winchester. Couples include Gladys Frasier and Erskine Miller Lella Warley and George Carter Katherine Kennedy and Ernest Berger Grace Cunningham and Walter Copeland Pauline Kessnich and Tomas A Daffron among others with ceremonies at homes churches and family residences.
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Richmond
Gladys Frasier
Erskine Miller
Staunton
West Grace Street
Warmville
George Edwin Carter
Lella Estelle Warley
Sandy Creek Church
Amelia County
John Bagby
Charles Homer Fielding
West Charlotte
Addie Nell Rector
Hugh J. Mok Keefrey
St. Patrick's Church
Katherine Teresa, Kennedy
Fairmont
Ernest Berger
Nebraska
Grace Bele Cunningham
Judson Cunningham
Walter Scott Copeland
John G. Scott
Hot Springs
Eastville
Winchester
Frederick J. Hagewell
Baltimore
Uncle Doran
John Doran
Brent van Swearingen
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Companies
Cartersville
Newark
Ruchmond
St. Mary's Church
Father Edwards
Helen Agnes Keen
Philadelphia
Gustav Bermer
Jessie Meyers McLauchlin
Thomas McLauchlin
Junius Stewart Royster
Libby Hil
Goodwin
St. John
Fredericksburg
S.M. L. Youngs
Mise Cora Mills
John H. Mills
Spottsylvania County
Bethany Baptist Church
Enenty
Decatur Bawards
Young
Caroline Springs
Woodstock
Nisa Merrie Boothe
Strasburg
Lee Langley
Alexandria
Rhode Island Avenue
William French Locke
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
Ferrell
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Fulla Antony. Warneld
Willam
Pleasanta Syarfelg
Bnife
Richard Alexander Dunlap
Julian Ingle
North Carolina
Charles Randolph
North
Petersburg
W. A’ Hamiet
Joule’ Ann Ryland
William Thomas Newman
Smithfield
J . Ryland
Caratine County
Santates
Nathaniel Newman
Portsmor
Manassas
Trinity Apiscopal Church
Manaases
Mary Thornton Tompkins
Hawes Thornton Davies
John McGill
Kaufmann and Wise Safe They Lodk AH Their Property in the Fire
Two former Alexandria residents, Messia Kaufmann and Frank Wise, were in San Francisco during the quake and learned they were safe but lost their property to the ensuing fire. Police detained a stranger claiming to be Samuel Whmyer, editor of a Georgia daily, for Rome authorities. A murder acquittal was returned in the Emma Thompson case, a man jailed for assault with an oyster knife, and Bishop Gibson preached and confirmed parishioners in Grace Church. Forty six liquor licenses granted after court review.
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Washington Post
Burgau
King Streat
Alexandria
Messia
Morris Kaufmann
Frank Wise
San Francisco
Deaths in Virginia and Missouri ripple through towns
April notices report the sudden death of farmer B I Strother of Gainesboro aged 55 in Winchester. Joseph R Sinclair a well known Middleburg citizen dies of pneumonia aged 62, a Confederate soldier and Moody's Rangers member with widow and two sons surviving. Eva Wilson Carpenter wife of Nathaniel Carpenter grain merchant of Kansas City dies at Berryville aged 35, daughter of the late U S Senator Wilson of Massachusetts, former Vice President.
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Winchester
B. I. Strother
Gainesboro
Beesburg
Joseph R. Sincair
Middleburg
Loudoun County
Moody's Rangers
James Sinclair
The
United Sates
Husbant
Ves
Maryland Weddings Roundup in April County Regions
Rockville announces the April 21 marriage of George Thomas Stinchecum of Baltimore to Nellie M. Benson of Goshen. Other Maryland couples wed in Annapolis and Hagerstown include John J. Umstead and Sarah E. White, and Mabel Meyers with P Edmund Barry. Separately, Joseph H. Copenhaver, a Clarke County wife killer, seeks asylum transfer. A Carlisle Pa bride Clara F. Smith marries Genus Baird of Oneida Wis in Zion Reformed Church.
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Rockville
George Thomas Stinchecum
Baltimore
Nellie M. Benson
Goshen
John Benson
John Joseph Umstead
Sarah E. White
Gilbert McDonald
Barnesville
Collgan White
Annapolla
St. Anne's’ Church
Fanny Pearl Magdaline Barton
George c. Barton
Annapolis
Thomas Spence Smith
Snow Hil
Aseah P. McComas
Rev. W. Twamly
Gunderland
Mabel Meyers
Thomas Meyers, Jr
P. Edmund Barry
Fredericksburg
Klots Throwing Company
J. Jam Bre
Auler
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sheetal
Rae Wasmangion
Hagerstown
Clara F. Smith
Carlisle
Genus Baird
Oneida
Wis
Zion Reformed Church
J. Spangler Kieffer
Negro Discharged in Virginia Assault Case
In Richmond, April, John Mere dith, a negro, was discharged in the Henrico County Circuit Court this morning on the charge of criminal assault against Mrs. Susie Blake, wife of A. L. Blake. The hearing was held in secret.
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Apedul Jaine
Gran Rear
Richmond
John Meredith
Henneo County
Susie Blake
A. L. Blake
Genuine ecuicle and fresh Gelly on dry counter ad
In the best that grows we offer the genuine ecuicle and fresh Gelly at our dry counter. Also advertise 40e pound home made cakes for sale.
Southern Championship Lawn Tennis Set for July 3 7
The Atlanta Athletic Club in Georgia announces the Southern Lawn Tennis Championship will run July 3 to 7 at its new country club grounds. Ten dirt courts will host the event with handsome cups and prizes for singles and doubles winners and runners up. All United States Lawn Tennis Association members are invited.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta
Washington
United States Lawn Tennis Association
President's Cup Round One at Chevy Chase Links
Twenty eight golfers played eighteen holes in the President's Cup first round on the Chevy Chase course. Several matches were decided by default with excellent play from Priya Varadhara, Cleve Harrison, Dr. Glazebrook, P. Grant and Morven Thompson. The sixteen winners advance to 2:30 pm today with eight more matches Friday and four in Saturday’s semifinals. finals are in the afternoon.
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Priya Varadhara
Cleve Harrison
Dr. Glazebrook
P. Grant
Morven Thompson
Chevy Chase Links
James Douglas
Phya
Akhara
Varaghara
Harrison
Legare
Prescott
Lewis
C. Harrison
R. H. ‘Thayer
HH. B. Davidson
J. McB. Sterrett
L. A. Pradt
Worthins
Ion
A. B. Legare
A. ‘i. King
J. P. Grant
Gates
L. W. Glazebrook
W. F. Ham
W. C. Ford
P. Knut
P. M. Prescott
H Clapp
Phys Varadhara
J. WH. McLernn
R. Lewis
B. Miller
BE. H. Loftus
FF. P Freyhold
H. Oliphant
W. M. Gray
M. Thompson
A. Britton
O. McCammon
Davidson
W. C Langfitt
H. Jenkins
G. T. Duntop
W. P. Compton
Svore
R. H .Thayer
WP. Comptoh
TBA
IO J. HS Crapp
Dakhare
MINT
Moberans
Sterrett
B. Davidson
Maj
LongStt
G. Ford
Ben Milter
Judge Prat
S. Worthington
McCammon
Ofoa
T King
Marven Thompson
B. Gates
Tmaat P Grant
Witline
Mt Ad
Massachusetts Senate Rejects Jamestown Appropriation Amendment
Special to The Washington Post from Boston April 2 The Massachusetts Senate refused to amend the Jamestown Exposition appropriation preventing a $50 000 grant from being contingent on assurances that colored citizens will not face discrimination when visiting or participating in the exposition The measure now awaits one final legislative stage
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Massachusetts Senate
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
The
Senate
Massachusetts
Smack Sent To Bottom Near Norfolk In Sea Collision
The schooner Barth L. Allen ran down a fishing smack off Norfolk yesterday and sank it. One fisherman was drowned and two others injured with broken arms. The wounded and remaining crew were taken aboard the schooner Alien, which is in tow for Sparrows Point. The lost smack’s name was not known but is believed to be one of the New York or New England bluefish fleets off the coast.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Barth L. Allen
Sparrows Point
New York
New England
City Council Rejects San Francisco Aid Request
The Petershug Virginia city council met to consider a San Francisco relief appropriation. George Cameron Jr chair of the finance committee said the committee found the appropriation illegal and recommended against it. The council sustained the recommendation and no aid was given.
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Petershug
San Francisco
George Cameron, Jr
Cameron
Cty
Marriage licenses issued in Rockville area this week
Special to The Washington Post Rockville Maryland April licenses to marry issued by the circuit court clerk include Ernest Calvin Haswell and Mary Allis Farrall both of the county Philp H Cheseldine and Blanche M Parker both of Washington Willam A Stanton and Mary Freshman both of Washington and Wagar Newton Cox and Flora A Rawlings both of Pikesville Maryland Also W Throckmorton sues Seaboard Air Line Railway for 10000 over fatal injury to Regina C Hutle in Gre region aged seventy to seventy five years Lurline Spreckels and Spencer Biddy reportedly to wed in Sacramento next Saturday
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Washington
Rockville
Circuit Court
Ernest Calvin Haswell
Mary Allis Farrall
This County
Philp H. Cheseldine
Blanche M. Parker
Willam A. Stanton
Mary Freshman
Wagar Newton Cox
Flora A. Rawlings
Pikesville
Fochmend
W Throckmorton
Seaboard Air ‘Line Railway Company
Mra
Regina C. Hutle
Americas shine as Sheridan breaks discus world record
Dan J Sheridan of Irish American Athletic Club New York shattered the discus world mark with 41 meters 46 centimeters, beating Giorgi Greece who took second. Ray Ewry of New York AC captured the standing long jump while James Lightbody and P H Pilgrim won their 800 meter heats. Americans dominated prelims in sprints and stood out in cycling and pole vault events amid grand stadium scenes.
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Martin J. Sheridan
Ray C. Ewry
James D. Lightbody
P. H. Pilgrim
Iun
Hahn
Moulton
Eaton
Chicago University
Charles J. Bacon
Hellstrom
P. F. Pilgrim
New York
Clule
Ray ©. Ewry
New York Athletic Club
M. J. Sheridan
A. C
Robertson
Verri
Italy
H. Crowther
Hagland
W. J. Pett
Putney Athletic Club
Ineyland
Pett
Archie Hahn
Milwaukee
Wis) Athletic Club
A.D. Eaton
Cambridgeport
Mags) Athletic Association
Fay FR. Moulton
Kansas City Athletic Rssociation
W. A. Schick
Lawson Robertson
Irish-American Athletic Club
R. C. Redd
London
England
Athletic Club
A. H. Healey
Blackheath
Harriers
8. Abrahams
Cambridge University
Worst ed Mill Burns Tollgate House Damages in Philadelphia
A large fire destroyed the Kennebec Worsted Company mill after Atlantic Refining pipe lines burst along the Chester pike near Eddystown twelve miles from Philadelphia. The tollgate house and Saint Rose of Lima church rectory were ignited. Damage extended to Darby and Chester trolley lines and multiple poles and wires burned. Origin of the blaze unknown.
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Tollgate
Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Company
Oil City
Point Breeze
Chester Pike
Eddystown
Kennebec Worsted Company
St Rose of Lima
Yasuinger
Hals Ana Tles
Darby and Chester Trolley Company
Atlantic City Auto Races Open With Records Set
Atlantic City April 2 The auto races opened with no major surprises Walter Christie set an American standing start record mile in 6 1 5 seconds, down from Cape May 6 41 2. About 4 000 spectators attended. The John H Lyons Cup went to H F Rockett in 1 18 25 for gasoline touring cars Godtfred 8 Mahh won the time 1 71 32 5 in the special stripped car race Harry Houpt took the loss race time 1 02 The handicap for four cylinder cars was won by F 5 Walton in 1 25 Berlin expects Longworths to visit this summer.
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Atlantic City
Bid
Walter Christe
Cape May
HH. Harnest Rogers
John H. Lyons
H. F. Rockett
Godtfred
Mahh
Harry Houpt
Walton
Northcott Resigns as State Republican Chairman
Special to The Washington. Charleston April 55 At a called meeting of the State Republican committee the resignation of Chairman Elliott Northcott was accepted and George W. Wise of Wheeling was elected to fill the vacancy. Northcott had been district attorney for the Southern district of West Virginia and resigned in response to a presidential order restricting government officials in active politics.
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Charleston
W Va
State
Republican Committee
Elliott Northcott
George W. Wise
Wheeling
Northcott
West Virginia
Frederick Building Plans Eyes $25 000 Cost Drive
A Frederick movement seeks to raise at least 25000 dollars for a new building project in the city. An initial pledge of 8500 dollars and a further 5000 dollar offer from Joseph D Baker are recorded with a goal to complete the full sum within sixty days.
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Speela
Wasnimgen
Frederick
ML. C. A
Joseph D Baker
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