West Virginia Republicans split over tally of candidates
Rumor stirs in Clarksburg as regular Republicans oppose Scherr ticket and demand withdrawals. Chairman S V Matthews sends inquiries to Senators Hiking Scott and Representatives Hubbard Sturgis Hughes Woodyard Gaines to define loyalty to the regular ticket for governor Swisher. Darst of the Scherr slate questioned about authorizing his name on the Lincoln ticket.
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Clarksburg
W.va
United States
Messrs. Hubbard
Sturgis
Woodyard
Lincoln
Seherr
Scherr
Congress
Matthews
Republican State Committee
Hiking
Scott
Hubbard
Stureiss
Hughes
Gaines
West Virginia
Charleston
CW. Swisher
S. V. Matthews
Darst
John Sherman Darst
Scherr Committee
Lincoln Tcket
Mr. Darst
Unclear Names and Places From Prince George County Records
Fragmentary OCR list of individuals with ages and locations including Prince George County and Virginia towns. Entries mention Rev Henry and Mary Penix, Jan Lockwood in Brooklyn, Paul A. Lailler, Leontine Petiisson, John M. Cooper, Waters, Mae Draeges, Cecelia Di Forgi, Nicholas Yadelli, Frederick Payne, Ambar, Weedons, Richmond, Petersburg, and Lillian Hawkins among others.
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Prince George County
Ure
Henry
Mary A. Penix
Jan Lockwoed
Paul A. Lailler
Leontine H. Petiisson
John M. Cooper
Waters
Mae EB
Draeges
Card Wells
Ty Ia
Cecelia G. di Forgi
Nieholag’ Yadelli
Fredericke W. Payne
Ambar
Mary Grogan
Weedons
Leed
Frederick I. Nash
Richmond
Irene (. Rath
Petersburg
Hee
D. J. O'Conner
Lillian E. Hawkins
Ro. Wright
Health Office Record Fragment Potentially From Cemetery Ledger
A garbled health office list includes names with ages and addresses such as John Shepters aged 78 and Susie Campbell aged 9? years, plus others like Charles Johnsia 89 and Parahontas Washington 7 months. The text appears as a damaged register of residents with ages mostly stated in years and a birth or ward notation.
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Mites
Ave
Charles W. Biases
Pears
Uevie
Subbers
Vienne
Beidget A
Twohr
M3 Kost
Welle Coenwoor
St. Nw
Alvin Kent
Einergents
St. Biv
Charles Jehoen
Washington Coynars
Susie Campbell
Xavs Pi
Charles V. Johnsia
Ward Pl Nw
Strakeeter
Ith St
Parahontas Washinguin
Francis St. Se
Anctie Burris
Died Esel and Van Allen Obituary Notices in Washington Post
An assortment of age at death notices and funeral details appears, noting Catherine Finck aged seventy, Evelyn Peach Van Allen at five months, plus John Albert Wise and other bereavements. Included are funeral times, private services, and listed funeral directors in Washington area.
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Catherine
Charles Finck
Quincey Street
Petworth
Reek Creek
van Allen
Evelyn Peach van Allen
Charles G
Guriiyne van Ailen
Peach
Washington Post
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pittsburg Dispatch
Boater Globe
Frogidence Journel
Buffalo
Gourier
Rochester
Merai
Chicago
Republic
Cleveland Plain Denier
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
New York Times
le Pebie Ledeor
Miner Killed in Fight at Crescent Boarding House
In Crescent, a mining town near Wheeling, two men were the initial combatants in a late night fight that spread to many others. Anton Koko and A Barkish were the alleged principals. Stoko was arrested for stabbing Barkish to death. Five more suspects were detained as authorities and the coroner probe the incident. Andy Kerber remained critically injured as officials investigate the deadly melee.
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Wheeling
W. Va
A. Toth
Crescent
Bifteen
Andy Kerber
Virginia League of Municipalities Elects Officers At Norfolk
A Virginia League of Municipalities meeting in Norfolk featured Prof J H Dillard Tulane University advocating civil service for city government and civic reform. Mayor Famea G Riddick discussed good government. officers were elected and fees abolished. Members toured the navy yard and visited the Portsmouth Atlantic Club before adjourning to meet in Staunton next year.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Virginia League of Municipalities
J.H. Dillard
Tulane University
New Orleans
New Orléans Library Association
Civil Service
Famea G. Riddick
Joseph Grice
Portsmouth
FP. Shaw
Cutchin
Roanoke
League
Navy Yard
North Carolina
Portsmouth Atlantic Club
Ocean View
Staunton
McCarthy
Richmond
Tariff Talks Between United States and France in Paris
In Paris on August 14 the American tariff commission led by Assistant Secretary James B. Reynolds nears final stage after weeks of separate sessions with the French commission. They have heard exporters’ concerns and seek a future treaty, contingent on changes to the U.S. tariff system. Americans push for lighter restrictions on cattle and meat, and for easier export of American wheat flour, while France seeks adjustments in customs procedures and wary of U.S. pure food law interpretations affecting market access for French goods.
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Tari Somminesion
James B. Reynolds
the Treasury
America
France
United States
Roanoke Beats Lynchburg In Opening Inning Rally
Roanoke timely hitting powers a 9 to 1 victory over Lynchburg noted for McGhee second-base work and a decisive first inning. The article also covers a 10-inning Norfolk Danville tie and a Richmond Portsmouth game with Lawrence star and Richmond’s three-run fifth.
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Roanoke
Lynchburg
McGhee
Lyrachburg
Ratter
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Westlake
Istawart
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King
Wessler
Painter
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Kirkpatrick
Maley
Wossler
Irk Hee
Fiy
Morrissey
Moses
Wis
Tyncourg
niteher—Lohr
Kco
Henneger
Richmond
Portsmouth
Washington Post
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Revelle
Lawrence
Tower
Life Honder
Saathett
Revello
Gnadingsr
Stalenbagen
Jaan
Schy2der
Kanzler
Hamilton
Toner
Byron
Geme
Mint
Garries Big Man to Cell
In a Washington Post Burma report a police court witness described Chief Goods of the Alexandria police department lifting and carrying Charles Dean to a cell after Dean defied him over a grievance. Dean, weighing about 170 pounds, left $10 collateral. The chief’s weight and build were noted as about 50 pounds more, mostly muscle.
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Burma
King Street
Mexendix
Goods
Alexandria
Charles Dean
Beach
Dean
Hoy
Suspicious visitor flees from King & Son store
A prowler lingered around Charles King & Son wholesale grocery on Northwee Street Alexandria, attempted to breach a sealed fence, but fled when confronted by Mr. King and police. Officers Garvey and Sherwood found no trace of the intruder after a search in the counting room two weeks after a prior unsuccessful safe break.
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Charles King & Son
Northwee Street
Alexandra
Frank T. King
King
Police’ Department
Garvey and Sherwood
King & Son
No Bal For Cashier Examiner Folds Will Bring New Charges
The Pittsburg report notes that friends of William Montgomery, charged with wrecking the Allegheny National Bank, claim no balance justice. The examiner folds during proceedings and hints at new charges to keep Montgomery in custody in August.
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Pittsburg
Abitorts ‘of Friends of
Wiliam “Montgomery
Allegheny - National “Bank
Bank Examiner Uncovers Looting Scheme And Arrests
National Bank Examiner William L. Folds reveals bank looting amounting to 1 250 008 and prepares prosecution evidence. Baliff Montgomery’s bond set at 100 000. Folds notes possible extra requirements. Federal grand jury to hear October 4. Suspects, if any, unlikely to disclose accomplices amid Montgomery’s silent stance.
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National Bank
William L. Folds
Baliff Montgomery
Folds
Federal Grand Jury
Lontgomery
Slence
Robber Held On Mail Robbery Charge In New York
Amos Nolan was arrested in New York on a charge of stealing from the mails. Bundles contained eighteen five dollar bills and various mail packages addressed to multiple recipients. A deposit slip shows a credit of 162 dollars at Floyd Company Bank, Floyd West Virginia. Nolan wore a mail driver's cap and a casher badge. he waived examination and was held on 3000 dollars bail. The employer said Nolan hails from Floyd, Virginia, where he owns property.
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Amos
Nolan
Federat
Sarly
Floyd Company Bank
Floyd
W. Va
G. Nolan
United States
Shields
Freed After Five Trials in Virginia Teacher Not Guilty
John Richards, a Floyd County public school teacher, was acquitted after a half hour jury verdict in the fifth trial for the murder of rival Maurice K. Francis near Floyd Court House. Francis died on a public road as Miss Gracie Link, his fiancée, stood by. Earlier trials ended in hung juries or conviction. the Supreme Court granted a new trial. Richards had already spent three years in jail.
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Roanoke
John Richards
Maurice K. Francis
Floyd Court House
Richards
Floyd County
Francis
Gracie Link
Sears
Henry EL. Francis
Roanoke Blues Miliary Company
Floyd
Unitarian Sermon Foe Hits Taft in Chautauqua
A Nebraska driven anti Taft effort is described as organized by Methodists and others at Chautauqua. Union preacher George Tobey says many preachers oppose Taft for his Unitarian views. Bryan tariff and trust speeches prepared for Des Moines and Indianapolis are outlined. Hall pushes for funds from Bryan volunteers with church like fundraising and women’s clubs. A final joke about Willie the glutton closes the piece.
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Nebr
Nebraska
Epworth League
Cautauqua
George
HB. Tobey
Association
Tobey
Burkett
Pgs
Bryay
Taft
Bryan
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Ohio
New York
Conners
National Executive Committee
Hall
Equity Court notes and probate records in DC docket
The Supreme Court District of Columbia equity docket lists Vogt versus Vogt with G G Vogt authorized to accept assignment and trusts to invest, several cases of Cooper, Cave, Browning and others, guardian ad litem appointed, rule to show cause discharged, and probate entries for Abraham Rawles, William Crowdy, Arthur Worthington, William O Meara, Anate Graves, Johnstothers, and others. Sales confirmations and real estate transfers are recorded for multiple estates and property parcels in Washington addresses, with lenders and trustees named.
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District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Jugtes Barnard
Vogt
Macdaniel
Walker
Irving Williamson
Cooper
Rutledge Willson
Arthur Feter
J. Paul’ Barnest
Morresetty
Dickinson
GW. Drew
W. . Ambrose
Thomas Ve. Cullinan
M. J
Browning
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W. P. Finney
Fardew
Wilson
Cull & Cull
Justles Barnard
Abraham Rawles
George Rawles
Bod. HO
James M. Dundy
William S. Crowdy
Campbell Carrington
Arthur ‘Worthington
Atlowsnee
W. A. Pinchback
Wiliam
Sweeney
Daniel Ade
A. H. Bell
B. Sayhes
Anate
P. Fatwary
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