Drowned man saved as surfers battle undertow at Virginia Beach
Augus W. McKelliegh of Charlotte drowned at Virginia Beach. William Callahan of Baltimore and Wham Stevenson of Springfield, Mass, tried to rescue, with Stevenson revived after half hour. Kellough’s body remained underwater over thirty minutes and was recovered. Kellough was a Breese & Ferguson architect. the body to be brought to Norfolk for family notification.
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Memorial to C B Rouss at University of Virginia
Peter B Rouss of New York, heir of Charles Broadway Rouss, funds two adjunct professorships at the University of Virginia in electrical and mechanical engineering as the Reuss Memorial Adjunct Professorships. The UVA engineering faculty numbers fifteen, with six in pure sciences and nine in applied sciences, as attendance climbs. Also noted is the Curry Memorial School of Education, funded by John D Rockefeller, with a faculty including W H Heck Albert Lefevre and Bruce R Puyone, focusing on integrating education into college and preparing teachers while advancing educational research for Virginia and the South.
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Fires in Newport News Narrow Escape Mystery
Special to The Washington from Newport News Va Aug 6 two mysterious fires in the North End suspected organized firebugs. A suspicious man signaled a second man who ran from an unoccupied frame building on Forty second street and the house caught fire. Another occupant, Mrs O Brien, left her door open to help, and a lamp was thrown into a closet and the door closed but no major damage. Early night a neighboring home of Weary Jenkins colored man across the city line was destroyed by fire thought incendiary with $200 loss and threats against Jenkins noted.
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Riot in Bikton Paradise Alley Leaves Several Injured
Special to The Washington Post from Bikton Maryland reports a race riot in Paradise Alley late last night. Five arrests were made and warrants issued for others. Pistols and knives were used. Dallas Wilson, colored, is hospitalized with stab wounds. Suspects include Jamey Collins William Smallwood Susan Wilson Emma Gordon colored and Gas House Red white. Further notices from Warrenton and Richmond describe reunions and local accidents, including marriages, injuries, and a fatal derailment in Roanoke.
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Roanoke Set to Welcome Republican State Convention
Arrivals began in Roanoke as the Republican State convention nears. Campbell Slemp and G Brown Allen are among early attendees, with J L Lewis named as the likely state ticket head. Treasury Secretary Shaw plans to address Tuesday night, while Gov A J Montague campaigns in Rocky Mount and eyes a Senate bid. Senator Martin set to speak, with a possible joint debate anticipated. Montague says he trusts his friends’ plans and will stump the Southwest all week.
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Typhoid Victim Samuel Mays Dies in Alexandria
Alexandria notes report the death of Samuel L. Mays aged twenty from typhoid fever at his father Capt George W. Mays residence on King Street. He had been a student at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and returned home after a brief illness. Funeral is set for Tuesday afternoon. Also listed are local social moves, visits to Atlantic City, and civic notices including health concerns along the electric railway line.
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Grape-Nuts Cereal Promises Biliousness Relief
A testimonial from an Eastern city official s wife describes biliousness and constipation diminishing after five years of daily Grape-Nuts and Postum usage. She credits improved health for her family and notes their preference for the cereal during teething and daily meals. The ad cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Ballot irregularities shadow Montgomery primary results
Damaskas district voters allege ballot stuffing after Saturdays Democratic primary. Official tallies show Jones leading Lee for state senate 1602 to 2422 with Blair Lee supporters demanding an investigation amid claims of extra votes versus the 1903 totals. County results list winners for House of Delegates and other offices with scattered tallies and corrected returns possible.
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Eight Injured In Hartford Avenue Line Collision
Eight persons were injured when a northbound Hartford Avenue streetcar jumped the track and struck a southbound car at Clifton Park entrance. Both cars were badly damaged and the motormen were among the injured. The crash occurred in Baltimore Maryland on August 6.
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Body of Missing Baltimore Man Found in Patapsco River
The body of John P Baumgartner aged fifty from 728 North Chester Street was found in the Patapsco River near Fort McHenry. Discovered by Henry Wagner and companions in a launch, towed to Light Street Bridge, police say possible financial troubles evidenced by a July 29 tax notice in his pocket. He had been missing five days and had recently married for the second time.
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Fatal assault near Allisonia shocks Pulaski County
A young mixed race woman, Patsey Miller, was fatally injured near Allisonia in Pulaski County. Robert Bowles, a Black man, struck her with a blunt instrument as they walked on a public road, left her on the ground and fled. Local Black residents show bitter sentiment toward Bowles amid the crime.
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Root to visit St Johns for talks on fishery deal
Secretary of State Root, salmon fishing on the west coast of Newfoundland, will arrive in St Johns on Tuesday for a weeklong stay. He plans to confer with colonial ministry representatives on the Bond-Hay treaty to seek a compromise to prevent enforcement of the bait act and grant Newfoundland access to American markets.
Street Car Hits Buggy Killings and Injuries Reported
Memphis August 6 eight year old Muaggle Duling was killed when a streetcar struck her buggy while crossing with her father and sister. The sister Lillie Duling fifteen, sustained leg injuries and the father had an arm crushed. Alaskan Cable Extension Seattle August 6 Seward connected with telegraphic service. government now has about 2300 miles of cable in Aleutian waters. Also humorous clippings note jokes about timepiece department and misheard phrases.
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Political Gossip on Senate Seats and Party Strife
The article surveys potential Mississippi and Minnesota Senate races and party struggles. It notes Vardaman Blanchard and Williams eyeing seats, primary timing, and shifts in GOP leadership with Dalzell and Cushman speaking on railroad rates and grocery regulation.
Dog Day Quip Highlights Chicago Journal Column
A humorous Chicago Journal line ponders that every dog has his day but unequal days could exhaust the calendar, reflecting a playful take on luck and scheduling in urban life.
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