Moore to Oppose Lee in County Republican Ticket
Spectal to The Washington Post. Rockville Md Aug 14 The Republican county convention nominated Joseph T Moore for state senate and a slate for House delegates and county offices. It denounced Poe amendment and urged continuation of prohibition, called for better roads and county treasurer, and pledged support for Roosevelts policies and Pearre.
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Deferred nominations at Prince George County Democratic convention
The Prince George County Democratic convention selected delegates to the state convention and endorsed the Poe amendment and state and county administration. It deferred nominating a ticket, naming key delegates and officers, and forecasting late fall ticket naming with Clagett and Dove as apparent county contenders. The meeting adjourned after a smooth, harmonious session.
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Damascts primary returns questioned by Maryland Democrats
Special to TRE Washington East reports two of three members of the Democratic State central committee for the county favor throwing out the Damascas district primary results amid alleged fraud. If confirmed, Jacob Alnott and Joseph T. White would be named as county commissioners from the First and Second collection districts, per John C. Clark and William Jis. Committee meetings loom.
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Severe Norfolk Storm Damages Church Steeple and Power Lines
A heavy afternoon storm swept Norfolk and surrounding towns causing extensive damage. Lightning struck the Queen Street Methodist Church steeple top, damaging rafters and covering while doors at the main entrance were smashed yet remained uninjured. A high power feed wire was stripped of its covering and an ornamental chimney at I. B Royster’s home was demolished. The storm dropped sixty hundredths of an inch of rain in ten minutes. Helped by other reports from Petersburg Newport News and surrounding areas, the weather event includes dozens of trees struck, injuries, and multiple public notices of trials and local incidents.
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Washington Politician Files Civil Service Complaint in Virginia
Attorney Barrett and Congressman L Maynard returned from Washington after filing a complaint with the Civil Service Commission against Captain J V Stuart, customs collector. The commission promised an investigation and would send a representative to Norfolk to examine alleged political discrimination against Civil Service employees. The agent is expected to arrive soon, with locals awaiting the outcome.
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Man Held for Trial After Woman Whipping in Winchester
John Middigan is held for trial on a charge of deliberately whipping Mrs. Charles Milliken across the back with a long whip while driving along Winchester streets. Mrs Milliken, wife of Virginia Horse Show Association president, was with her husband and friends in an auto when Maddigan, allegedly intoxicated, leaned over and struck her. The incident followed an automobile chase through the city.
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Accidental gunshot wounds man loses leg after fall
Morfolk Virginia August 14 special to The Wasmuend Post Lewis Taylor of York County was brought to St Vincent’s Hospital after being accidentally shot by Capt Lee who loaded him onto a sloop for surgery. Complications forced immediate leg amputation upon arrival at the hospital arising from an incident that occurred days earlier when Capt Lee stumbled as he landed from a boat and the firearm discharged.
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Jefferson County Telephone to Extend Long Distance Service
Announcement from the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company notes the Charlestown W Va exchange opening and plans to extend long distance links to Shepherdstown and Berryville Va. The Jefferson County Telephone Company coordinates the area wide rollout, connecting Charlestown to the broader network.
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Extradition Fight in Virginia Court and Local Incidents
H N Anderson, arrested on a Bristol Tennessee warrant, will contest extradition with a habeas corpus request. Justice Simmons ordered Anderson held for Tennessee authorities amid allegations of misappropriation of about 650 dollars from horse sales. Also reports of a Rockville Maryland assault hearing, Bristol lawyer Thomas Curtin in critical condition, Bishop Coke Smith improving, Edward Rice dies in Frederick, and a Rocky Mount convict killed. A boy, Sam Holmes, killed by lightning near Millers Tavern.
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Richmond Grand Jury Report Denied Publication
A Washington Post telegraph notes Judge Witt denied permission for minority grand jury members in Richmond to publish their report on primary frauds. The minority faced fear of contempt and public pressure. several members sought approval, which was refused.
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Cure Story of Eczema Patient With Cuticura
Geo. C. Davis of New York City writes of his mother Mrs. William F. Davis from Stony Creek Conn being saved from severe eczema after years of suffering. After trying doctors and spending hundreds, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and recovered fully. Hair darkened to brown and she appeared ten years younger. January 13 1908.
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Arrested at Saratoga for Baltimore larceny indictment
James Meynard of Baltimore is arrested in Saratoga under indictment for grand larceny. He is also known as Joe Maynard Edward Graham Rice. A Maryland marshal with extradition papers will arrive tonight to take him into custody from a Maple Avenue boarding house. His wife is described as wearing costly attire.
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Sanger Pullman Injured in San Mateo Buggy Accident
Walter Sanger Pullman son of the late George M. Pullman was thrown from a buggy in San Mateo California and sustained serious injuries including jaw and head wounds. Doctors were unsure if brain concussion or skull fracture occurred as of August 14.
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Beall Granted Writ to Leave Government Hospital
Justice Bernard of the District Supreme Court approved a habeas corpus petition for Horace W. Beall to be released from the Government Hospital for the insane, where he had been committed about a year ago amid claims of domestic troubles. The petition noted Beall's despondency as a motive for release.
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Saloon Dynamited in Millersburg Amid Temperance Tension
In Millersburg Ohio the saloon run by Louis Masehke and Jonas Deets was wrecked by dynamite at dawn. The blast rattled the town and drew hundreds from their homes to inspect the scene near the bridge. Local temperance agitation included a royal option election set for September 2.
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Run Down by Automobile Injures Two in Cape May N J
Two Brooklyn residents Thomas N. Butts and his wife were seriously injured crossing a beach drive when struck by a Baltimore driver F H Hack Jr. They were carried to their hotel on stretchers as Hack fled amid a crowd. A police car secured the vehicle.
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Judge Van Devanter Denial Injunction Sought by Bank
St Louis announces Judge Van Devanter denied an amended petition by People's United States Bank of St Louis seeking an injunction against enforcement of a fraud order by postal authorities. The ruling was issued by the United States Circuit Court in St Louis.
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Minister and Wife Assault Victims Improve in Mechanicville
Dr Bernard Schulte and his wife, both New York clergyman and his spouse, were savagely attacked Saturday night in Mechanicsville by William Curtis, a colored man. Doctors report both likely to recover if no complications arise. The Colored Grand Lodge of Elks plans its sixth annual session in Ballston Spa August 29 to 31, with an excursion to Rock Point, Maryland, and a public reception at the Coliseum near Lincoln Park.
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