Albemarle Horse Show Opens Under Ideal Weather
Opening day of the fifth Albemarle Horse Show in Charlottesville draws nearly 4,000 spectators. David Dunlop of Petersburg debuts with a 20-horse string. Mrs. Allen Potts wins the Monticello Cup for best ladies hunter Firelight. high competition across classes features notable riders from St Louis to Warrenton and Charlottesville.
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WAR ON ROAD HOUSES Hyattsville ministers lead Sunday law probe
Hyattsville ministers on a trail of alleged Sunday law violators report raids on a Bladensburg road house run by P J Steubener. Proprietor arrested on gaming charges, with ministers claiming evidence to justify warrants against nearby parlor keepers for selling intoxicants to minors on Sundays. State attorney Magruder to decide next steps after meeting in Upper Marlboro.
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Trailing Francis Slayer Named as John Richards Charged
Roanoke Virginia August 1 coroner's jury finds John Richards a public school teacher and UVA medical student responsible for Maurice Francis's ambush shooting. Richards fled into the countryside with a posse pursuing him and possible intent to reach North Carolina. Miss Grace Link said Richards hid in her bedroom last week before the murder. Francis was buried in Roanoke in a funeral large for the city in years.
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Jewelry Thief Returns Stolen Goods to Baltimore Home
Detectives dismissed a burglary case after Mrs Charles G Fredericks reported jewelry valued near $600 stolen from her 2005 East Federal street residence. The jewelry appeared on the doorstep inside a satchel when the thief vanished, and the satchel later yielded the items. Detectives James Disk and William Miller traced the break in to an inside job by someone familiar with the house.
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Train kills woman at Manchester crossing near Charlotte
A Southern Railway locomotive struck and killed Mrs KR P Carnes at a curve crossing near Manchester, twenty miles from Charlotte, as she attempted to cross after stopping for the oncoming train. Engineer McAllister stated the train could not be stopped in time despite emergency brakes. most bones were broken, and the body was found dead. Also notes a near-sinking of a Reedville yacht after a collision with a steamer, and obituaries from Westminster, Hagerstown, and Four Locks.
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Prof Benjamin Blake Minor Dies at 87 in Richmond
Richmond Aug 1 Professor Benjamin Blake Minor longtime editor of the Southern Literary Messenger and associate of Edgar Allan Poe died at his home in Richmond at eighty seven. He leaves a widow and six children including B B Minor of Brinham Texas and William P Minor of Salt Lake City. Born 1818 in Tappahannock he studied at Virginia University and William and Mary then edited the Messenger before a career in law education and historical work. He helped found the Male Orphan Asylum and revived the Virginia Historical Society. He once led the University of Missouri from 1860 to 1862 before southern ties led to removal. His sons served in the Confederate army.
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Western Maryland Plans Double Track Expansion
The Western Maryland Railroad Company starts widening the road bed between Fulton Station and Walbrook, awarded to Walter A Thorn. Work begins soon with completion hoped for around November 1, enabling the future laying of another track and the eventual connection of the Cherry Run to Cumberland link by mid November.
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Runaway Girl Myrtle Ry Caught in Frostburg
Cumberland Md Aug 1 Myrtle Herry sixteen from near Roanoke Va followed an American Carnival band to Front Royal Ave and Charleston Martinsburg Frostburg slept among baggage with no home or schooling she was placed by Justice Chambers in the female house of refuge until age twenty one preferring jail to returning home.
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Dorchester County Democratic Nominations Highlight Convention
The Dorchester County Democratic convention met and nominated William F. Applegarth for State Senate and delegates for the House of Delegates and State convention. Delegates named include J Linthicum and Rich ard R. Pery among others. Resolutions praised Governor Warfield, denounced the House ouster bill, and opposed the Fee amendment as a means to prevent black citizens from influencing state politics.
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Wanted cheap funeral humbler future for John Gallahue
A Richmond W Va Special reports the will of John C Gallahue admitted to probate on Aug 1 requests burial in a plain coffin with no funeral hacks, but only car hire cost. the estate’s wealth meant the demand was not satisfied. The piece also covers dry-town petitions in Danville Va, a scaffold accident in Keyser W Va leaving a carpenter paralyzed, a Baltimore murder case involving Wesley Deal and Bertha Deal, and an unrelated Norfolk Va shipping note about the Whitehall toward Hampton Roads.
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Jane Moseley’s Hard Luck Night Voyage Incident
Washington colored excursionists aboard the Jane Moseley failed to dock in Baltimore last night and the steamer backed into the harbor, striking a bugeye and causing minor damage. A small boy nearly drowned while the ship took on more cargo of colored cooks. The vessel previously carried 70 excursionists and did not reach Baltimore as planned.
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Drowned Man Identified After Harbor Find
George Miller, forty eight, patient at Presbyterian Eye Ear and Throat Hospital in East Baltimore, was found drowned at Bowly’s Wharf at seven last night. The morgue keeper discovered Millers name in his pocket on a card from the hospital, leading to identification by Patrolman Joseph Smith. Miller was undergoing eye treatment and had left the hospital between 2 and 6 am yesterday.
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Bladensburg Road Repairs Conference Settles Fund Use
An August meeting in Upper Marlboro between tax payer delegations from the upper district and Oxon Hill and the county road commissioners settled the distribution of Shoemaker act funds. The 326,000 total will be split one third to Marlboro Livingston and Bladensburg roads with plans to advertise bids for improvements on the Blandensburg and Livingston roads.
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Glodstour Manor Sold to Wealthy Chicagoan in Albemarle
Charlottesville August 1 Gladator Manor, a landmark Albemarle County country home near Greenwood formerly owned by Dr Fr D Owsley, sold today for 50000 to a wealthy Chicagoan. The property, once Alt on Park, was previously owned by Albert Lambert who bought it from Mr Purcell of Richmond. Owsley plans to stay nearby, building Tiverton opposite Mirador, a mansion valued over 100000 when finished.
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Restrict Negroes at Petersburg Park
Petersburg city council directs park committee and city attorney to study dividing the Central Park area to limit Negro crowds. An ordinance introduces a fine for appearing in the park in shirt sleeves, targeting casual attire and access by African Americans.
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Warrant Issued for Huffman in North Carolina Murder Case
Richmond Virginia August 1 a rendition warrant was issued on papers from the North Carolina governor for John A Huffman wanted in Wilkes County for the murder of his wife on July 1 He struck her with a chair causing fatal wounds and fled before being captured at Rugby Grayson County where he is now held.
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Midsummer Blizzard Hits Blue Ridge in Rappahannock Va
A midsummer snowstorm swept the Blue Ridge in Rappahannock County on Sunday evening, after a severe hailstorm the previous night. Local resident Jacob Sours described heavy, thick snow for about an hour forcing him to seek shelter nearby. James B. Gamble, revenue agent, was appointed internal revenue agent for Virginia to succeed the late Col. Frank G. Thompson. The report also lists several obituaries from Heathsville Fredericksburg Charlottesville and nearby towns including Mrs W Williams, Mrs C W Schooler, Mrs George W Nobis, W Bennett, Miss Cliftonia Childress, Mrs Bettle Bauserman and others, with deaths and brief family notes.
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Richmond grand jury probes primary frauds in multiple wards
Richmond August report says grand jury testimony reveals irregularities beyond Monroe ward in the recent primary. Voters in Lee ward describe discrepancies around Charles M Wallace Jr. votes and murky counts. Indications point to a broader investigation, possible new primary, and effort to identify those who funded the alleged scheme.
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Mann Club Organized for Mann Campaign in Virginia
A Mann Club was formed in Charlottesville with Capt. Micajah Woods elected president and R P Valen tine as secretary. Supporters claim Judge Mann will win more votes in the city than both opponents combined and expect Albemarle to yield a larger majority. Judge W H Mann spoke in Manchester to a large crowd. In Manassas, Wiliam H Mann will address locals on August 4 at 8 p m.
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Maj Tyler fined for street fight with N I Green
Maj Tyler of the Sale Mann Tyler firm admitted in police court he was the aggressor in a recent street fight with Nathaniel T Green. Green defended himself. Tyler was fined ten dollars and the Green warrant was dismissed.
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Lewis Delegates Elected Nominates for Clerk in Shenandoah
Strasburg Va Aug 1 The Republicant county convention at Edinburg nominated I and Walker for county clerk defeating I J Hoffman who represented Shenandoah County in the House of Delegates Walker led with fifty three delegates Hoffman eleven Walker served the office thirty years B J Bowman of Edinburg nominated for the House of Delegates Convention supported Roosevelt policy named sixty six delegates to the state convention six per district with one third vote Cumberland Md Aug 1 The First National Bank of Hancock organized electing A B McCandlish of Piedmont W Va president Edwin F Cohlil Hancock vice president De Warren H Reynolds Cumberland solicitor Directors include Fairfax B Landstreet Western Maryland Railroad Wiliam A Morgart Cumberland Capt JH Kuhn Watford N Mann Hancock stock $30 000 all subscribed Robert J McCandlish cashier
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Virginia Weddings and Unions in Petersburg and Hanover
Petersburg witnesses a double wedding as John Storey and Busle Brockwell unite at Second Baptist Church in the presence of Rev. F. W. Moore. Nearby, Frank Wegna M Julia Raines wed in the city. Jannie Winston Cooke marries Heyward G. Hunter at the family home Janeway in Hanover County as Hunter plans residence at Moreland estate.
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