Man Admits No Robbery After Claiming 16000 Loss
Special from Washington reports L B Hickman of Baltimore claimed he was doped in a red light district funeral saloon and robbed of about 16000. Police found bank records did not support the tale. Hickman later admitted no robbery occurred. His wife pressed for the money’s color, and Hickman described a bewildering sequence before revealing the deception.
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Talbot Accepts Nomination and Faces Public Questions
Congressman Fred Talbot accepted the Second district Democrats nomination at his Lutherville home and said he would discuss only public questions. He defended his record as a lawyer for the Western Maryland Railway and his stance on the rate bill, asserting his duty to his constituents and predicting a larger re election margin. Meanwhile in Hagerstown a painting valued at several thousand dollars, The Resurrection, vanished from the Red Cross room and is suspected damaged by disinfectants as investigators weigh possible causes. In a separate game, Hagerstown defeated Staunton 5 to 4 in a three game series opener atAthene Path with Johnson and Woolsen on Staunton and Heinoldter and Rollins for Hagerstown.
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Lutherville
Robert Garrett
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Sigler
Knife Fight Sees Man Cut With Knife in Fredericksburg
In Fredericksburg last night D H Bryant of Talmouth and Eugene Mills of this town became involved in a fight. Bryant cut Mills severely with a knife, inflicting a long gash on Mills arms. Bryant was jailed and the case will be tried in the Corporation Court.
Man nearly bleeds after cutting artery on train window
While en route to Hot Springs from Norfolk on an excursion train, BE R Meade of Norfolk nearly bled to death after cutting an artery in his right arm on a broken window. Thomas F Byers, among the county's oldest residents, died at home at eighty one, survived by several children in Washington.
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Richmond
Hot Springs
Norfolk
Chesapeake
Thio
BE R Meade
Haing
Thomas E. Byers
Washington Post
Martinsburg
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Washington
Warrant for mail carrier arrest in Dinwiddie County
Deputy U S Marshal Beng left for Dinwiddie County to arrest Sandy Shands Jr on a warrant from U S Commissioner Roper Jr. Shands, a mail carrier on a Star route, is charged with secretly secreting and destroying a $20 letter mailed by W O Crowder of Truitt Va to a bank cashier in Stony Creek Va on July 11. Shands to be brought to Petersburg for a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Roper.
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Petersburg
United States
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Roper
Whitlock May Recover After Berkeley Springs Shooting
Luther Waltlock, shot by his wife Ave Annie Whitlock in his Berkeley Springs restaurant, was seriously wounded but improved today. Mrs Whitlock is held for davaa pending his condition. if he dies, she will be released, and Whitlock asks that nothing be done to her.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Luther Waltlock
Annie Whitlock
Berkeley Springs
Whitlock
Murderer Unknown: Coroner Jury Fails to Fix Responsibility
Coroner's jury in Suffolk Virginia could not fix responsibility for the death of James B Honeycutt a 36 year old white man found dead on Norfolk and Western railroad tracks. They ruled the death resulted from murderous wounds inflicted by an unknown person. In his pockets were four gold watches and $475 in cash. The jury suggested robbery as the motive and rejected the theory that the death was by his own action. The body showed a severed throat and bruises.
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Honeycutt
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James B Honeycutt
Judge Rules N and W Power to Condemn Void
Lynchburg Va Aug 16 Judge Barksdale of Campbell County Circuit Court ruled at midnight that Norfolk and Western cannot condemn land for the right of way of its belt line under the current charter. He held the 190 act did not grant power to build the road and the company would need to amend its charter. Counsel said a similar case would go to the Supreme Court of Appeals.
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Niagara Movement Reports Tie States in Quest for Rights
Records from the Niagara Movement meeting at Niagara Falls on August 16 show Negro delegates from thirty two states outlining organized efforts for full civil and political rights. Reports stress unified principles including opposition to racial segregation and support for abolition of distinctions based on color, with debates over funding for the Jamestown Exposition and rail rate bill amendments.
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Woova
Dhaor
Maryland
New Jerse
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Virgina
Olor
Crowd pursues belligerent man on street car
A negro passenger on a Salisbury street car in Spencer NC became enraged over a trivial matter and attacked white riders. Pursued by a crowd of infuriated men he fled to a nearby colored settlement about a mile away and disappeared. The incident recalls the April shooting of Conductor Wo A Weegins of Salisbury by El Davis, who remains at large.
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Port Spencer
Wo A Weegins
Salisbury
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Montgomery School Changes and local notices
Special to The Washington from Rockville Maryland August 16 1900 The superintendent Wool announces resignations including Rosa Johnson principal Oakdale Catharine Rhodes principal Gifton Charles P Jenning principal Rockville negro school and Mary Wintley principal Scotland negro school. He confirms appointments of Mrs Dillan Thomas Cropley and Miss M H Rick etts Friend ship. The school board will not build new schools at Clarksburg and Glen Echo this year despite a law. Also a county party primary election set for September 8.
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Wool
Rosa & Johnson
Oakdale
Catharine Rhodes
Gifton
Charles P Jenning
Mary Wintley
Scotland
Dillan Thomas
Cropley
M. H Ricketts
Friends Ship
Clarksburg
Glen Echo
Firemen End Convention in Roanoke Amid Midst of Dechmaton Speech
Roanoke Virginia August 16 The National Association Convention of Firemen adjourned at 1 PM George A Detrick president of the Illinois State Firemen's Association noted small attendance yet more work done than in any prior session Officers elected President D McNeil first vice president C Chain statistician B F Staymatis secretary P B McCarthy treasurer H B Barnes and national organizer Hall P Bell The meeting supported Oklahoma for next session with invitations to Norfolk New Orleans Atlantic City Buffalo Peoria and others McNeal and McCarthy faced reelection push as adjournment came Virginia Brewing Company hosted a German lunch for delegates
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Washington Post
Roanoke
National Association Convention of Firemen
George ‘A Detrick
Illins State Firemen’s Association
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Oklahoma
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Virginia Brewing Company
Black Hand Suspects Freed In City Case
In Baltimore, four men arrested at 410 South Exeter Street were released after Deputy States Attorney O Dunne urged a hearing. Police had linked them to an Italian Black Hand organization, with charges unsettled as other suspects named Tony Salvatore Al todonna and Castalano's brother remain at large or disappeared.
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Baltimore
O’dunne
Joseph Rosso
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Exeter Street
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Salvatore Altodonna
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Endorsed by Doctors
A seventy year old household remedy for coughs and colds remains indispensable in many families. The advertisement urges consulting physicians about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, asserting its continued value and consistent use by people over decades.
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Ayer
Uss
Virginia Obituary Notices From Suffolk to Winchester Voice
Obituaries from multiple Virginia towns report deaths of Mrs Ban B Dunville in Suffolk at seventy two after long illness. Mre Moble Price in Roanoke County. Molle Weaver in Tazewell after several weeks illness. Samiel Hunter at her mother’s home in Tazewell Avenue from typhoid fever. Mrs Adam Harford of Winchester after consumption at age about two. Robert Griffin of Winchester aged eighty four, died at Fred A Cochran’s residence after long residence there. list notes survivors and origins across towns.
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Flay Ags
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Mee Lemm
Roanoke County
Sniem
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Drowning Mystery After Boat Party Girl Vanishes
Ethel Amos seventeen daughter of Wilbur L Amos falls overboard and drowns while a party of eight on a small bugeye gasoline launch cruised off River View Park Baltimore on August 16. No witness to the fall, last seen near 10 o clock on deck beside the hatch. The mystery remains with no sound or sight of the disappearance.
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Baltimore
Ethel Amos
Wilbur L Amos
Maryland Avenue
River View
Miss Amos
River View Park
Lynching Threats Spark White Girl Abductions
In Huntington West Virginia on August 16 reports say a negro porter Noah Bradford twenty two was identified as the man who last night seized Ella Wright twelve on her porch. He was seized and jailed amid strong public anger with rumors of an imminent lynching.
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Huntington
W Va
Noah Bradford
Ella Wright
Bradford
Wife Saves Life After Laudanum Attempt in Baltimore
Joseph McCann, 38, of 113 Jeann street, Baltimore, drank laudanum around 4 AM. Despondent, he was found semi conscious by his wife Annié McCann who carried him to Johns Hopkins Hospital to prevent the poison from taking hold. He offered no reason beyond suffering the blues.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Joseph McCann
Annié McCann
Johns Hopkins Hospital
McCann
Murder After Dice Game In Bluefield
In Bluefield West Virginia Aug 16 John Smith white track walker was shot by Oley Fulton a negro laborer after a craps game dispute Fulton shot Smith then Fulton was arrested by Foreman Johnson of an extra force gang and rushed to Welch to prevent a lynching Johnsons gang was enraged by the murder
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Bluefield
W Va
John Smith
Oley Fulton
Antler
Fulton
Foreman Johnson
Welch
Johnson
Miller Ends His Life In Personal Tragedy Near Huntington
Special to The Washington. Huntington W Va Aug 16 Joseph Miller shot himself with a double barreled gun at his home near Huntington. He was nephew and namesake of Hon Joseph W Miller former internal revenue official under Grover Cleveland and candidate for Congress in the district. Despondent over conditions possibly related to his wife’s illness, Miller, 28, left no message. He died at 6 pm as his two children played downstairs with his mother nearby.
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Huntington
Joseph Muler
Miler
Joseph W Miller
Internal Revenue
Grover Cleveland
Congress
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Clifton Forge
Hibernians at Oakland Open Eleventh Biennial Session
Special to The Washington Post Oakland Maryland August 16 State Ancient Order of Hibernians and Ladies Auxiliary meet with about 40 delegates and many friends. Delegates march to St Peters Church attend mass. Mayor McComas extends welcome. Fredericksburg florist appointed to ornament Jamestown Exposition grounds. John M Evans and Mollie F Pfaff eloped and married in Washington, then returned to Fredericksburg to reside.
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Oakland
State Organization of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St Peter's Church
H W McComas
Welal CD
Wasitligyun
Fredericksburg
Elopers
Washington
Sperlal
Washington Post
John M Evans
Mollie F Pfaff
Meat and starch balance in diet noted in old saying
A repeated old admonition compares meat, potatoes, eggs, and fruits to dietary limits. It argues meat lacks starch, potatoes lack meat, eggs lack acid, and fruits lack nutriment, noting none alone sustains life.
Apitezo Cereal Ad Promises Energy and Nutrition
An odd vintage ad touts Apitezo as a wholesome cereal containing vegetable iron and a full nutrient mix. It claims high nourishment with minimal effort, urging daily use with milk or cream and claiming wide availability.
North Carolina Farmers' Alliance elects leaders in Raleigh
In its twentieth annual session the North Carolina Farmers' Alliance chose George L. Parent as president J A McAllister as vice president and Thomas B Parker as secretary treasurer and business agent Resolutions urged the legislature to fund agricultural high schools by tax and local sources condemned fertilizer tax funding for mechanical education endorsed Gov Glenn on lynchings opposed railways boosting fertilizer carloads called for renewed action against the jute bagging trust.
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Washington Post
Raleigh
North Carolina Farmers’ Alliance
George L. Parent
J A McAllister
Thomas B. Parker
Glenn
Jute Bagelng Trust
Man killed by express train at Riverdale station
Lawson Lewis of East Riverdale was killed at Riverdale station by a Baltimore and Ohio Express train leaving Washington. Eyewitnesses say he crossed from the station directly in front of the train, the body hurled about fifty feet. Justices John and Hickey acting coroner summoned a jury with Dr. J M Garner as foreman. an inquest set for tomorrow evening. Rain did not stop after the incident.
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Washington Post
Bruce Nominated by Ninth Virginia Democrats
The Democratic Congressional convention of Virginia's Ninth District met in Bristol and nominated Robert P Bruce of Wise County to oppose incumbent Republican Slemp for Congress. The gathering was described as one of the most enthusiastic in district history.
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Virginia
Slemp
Bristol
Robert P Bruce
Wise County
Congress
New River Floods Swamp Hamp ton Buckroe Beach
A heavy downpour drenched Newport News Virginia causing Hamp ton to flood and Buckroe Beach to become isolated. Rain washed out rail lines, crops were destroyed, and water reached five feet in several spots, halting traffic to the area.
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Washington
Newport News
Buckroe Beach
Alexandria Notes Soldiers Go On Ten Day Camp
About forty members of the Alexandria Wight Monthly led by Capt P J Murphy and First Lieut W W Demaine with Surgeon A A Rittenour sail on the steamer St Johns to Colonial Beach for a ten day camp. Friends waved as the steamer pulled away and wished them a pleasant outing. Separately, the Woodbury ferry steamer is out for a week due to a rudder accident. the Callahan will run hourly between Alexandria and Washington in the interim. In police news, Jamet Besse Keys is fined 5 for disorderly conduct and liquor selling without license, Ida Hawkins is to have a hearing for selling liquor without license, and a craps game raid leads to fines for five men after a State’s evidence confession. Rev J P Stump, former Alexandria pastor, visits with Capt W B Smithers. Upton Birnie, USMC officer, dies suddenly at Pen-Mar aged 58. survived by widow and two sons.
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W W Demaine
A A Rittenour
St. Johns
Colonial Beach
Callahan
Woodbury
Betwen Alexandra
Washington
Jamet Besse Keys
Pohogmen Bell, Tenderson
Jones
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Justice Pelton
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Upton Birnie
Washington Post
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Taneytown
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Philadelhia
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AM Zions Meeting at Metropolitan AME Zion Church
The AM and Zion Church of this city will be represented at the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Board of Bishops the connectional council the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society and the Livingstone Quadruple Centennial Committees at Metropolitan AM Zion Church in Norfolk Virginia on August 2. Attending are Rev Ors L Carruthers P A Wallace W A Blackwell W H Davenport Logan Johnson Revs W H Crump J W Martin C Johnson missionary James W Poe Ladies Miss J Janifer secretary Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society Mrs W Smith Rev Mrs Armin Dodge Miss E Wallace.
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African Methodist Episcopal Zion Board of Bishops
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Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
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Norfolk
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W A Blackwell
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J_Janifer
W Smith
Armin Dodge
E . Wallace
Pastor Accused of Fraud In Missing Philadelphia Clergyman
In Philadelphia Aug 16 a warrant out for Rev George H Culley pastor of Sixth Christian Church accuses him of embezzling 1809 from a congregation member who mortgaged her home to fund a church mortgage payoff. Culley vanished with efforts to locate him ongoing. parishioners suspect he is with his wife and child in New York.
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George H. Culley
Sixth Christian Church
New York
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John Beveridge
Annual August Floor-covering Sale Starts Today
The sale offers carpets, rugs, linoleums, and mattings at the lowest prices ever quoted for goods of like grade. Stock is complete with the best patterns, advertised as more remarkable due to wholesale price advances.
Murder in a Canyon Identifies Santa Barbara Woman
Santa Barbara August 16 Chief Rows received word from Los Angeles that an anonymous letter claims the unidentified body found a week ago in Temescal Canyon near Santa Monica is Mrs Clara Armstrong of Santa Barbara. Horace Lawn, her brother, says she left four weeks ago and was engaged to marry Posey Horton, who found the body.
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Los Angeles
Temescal Canyon
Sants. Monica
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Horace Lawn
Posey Horton
Cemetery Scandal Collapse Clears Murray of Grand Larceny
Fred O Murray, Buffalo collector of customs and former deputy county treasurer, was acquitted today of grand larceny linked to the graveyard scandal that drained county funds. The court directed a not guilty verdict after the state’s case failed to introduce sufficient evidence. Also noted, bubonic plague oathbreak reported at Campos, Brazil, near Rio de Janeiro.
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Murray
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Rio de Janeiro
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Governor Saw Negro Lynched After Outrage at Store
Report details a mob angered by a crime spree led by Sam, who attacked Miss Brooks at her father’s store, slashing her throat and severing fingers, then assaulted a 14 year old near Ninety Six. A thousand-strong posse pursued him. he was captured near Ninety Six at four in the afternoon.
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Pee Brooks
Brooks
Sam
Greenwood Arrow
Moody at Oyster Bay guest of President Roosevelt
Attorney General Moody arrived at Oyster Bay in the afternoon and will stay at Sagamore Hill until tomorrow. He came to discuss possible vacancies in the Federal bench with President Roosevelt, with no relation to Standard Oil prosecutions.
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May Settle Bookbinders Tuspute At Government Print Office
A committee from the Bookbinders Union and Acting Foreman Agshton of the Government Printing Office plan to present their case today on what constitutes a days work The Public Printer is expected to rule in favor citing quality over quantity George F D Soper 76 died gastritis at his son in law’s home in E Street SE He was born in Prince George County Md and came to Washington city sixty years ago Funeral at 430 this afternoon at 633 E Street SE with Revs Graves and Beane officiating Fugitives Return to San Francisco Attilio Orata and Joseph Veglanti arrested in Brooklyn on larceny charges linked to fire and earthquake relief fund collectors They were surrendered by San Francisco officers who allege they fled while at liberty on ball.
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Prince George County
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