MOURN GEN Baughman long leader of democracy
Frederick Md Nov 30 Gen L Victor Baughman long a Democratic leader in Frederick County died this morning after a bout of illness. He was editor of the Frederick Citizen and held many public offices. Funeral will be Monday at St Johns Church Poplar Terrace with a requiem mass. Interment will be in St Johns Cemetery. He served as a canal president and Washington rail executive, and was a longtime Democratic national committeeman.
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United States
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New York
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Robert B Dixon
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Mr Wellington
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Petersburg Widow of Capt James Nichols Dies at Home
Virginia obituary notes Julia Meade Nichols widow of Capt James Nichols and daughter of Richard Kidder Meade once a Congressman and envoy. The piece mentions her social prominence in Petersburg. Also reported are the death of traveling salesman Harry Tutweller in Lonchburg area and the death of Mrs MD Jones, eighty five, of Riceville, Pittsburgh County, in Chatham.
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Julia Meade Nichols
James Nichols
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Roanoke No. 3
Harry Tutweller
Lonchburg Orm
Chatham
Mre MD Jones
Riceville
Pitteylvanix County
Downs Found Guilty in Assault Case
Special to The Washington Post Rockville Nov 3 Howard Downs a 20 year old resident of Darnes town district was convicted in the Circuit Court of assaulting Alexander Broome a 57 year old former county commissioner. Broome testified he was attacked as he approached his yard after being insulted by Downs wife and that Downs knocked him down after a struggle. The State presented witnesses doubting Downs and his wife who testified for him. Judge Henderson has not yet imposed sentence. in a separate case barber Antonio Ficco was fined $25 and costs.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Howard Downs
Darnestown
Alexander Broome
Downs
Broome
Darnentown
Henderson
Antonio Ficco
Washington
On Trial for Perjury in Maryland Case
Hesekiah Snavely of Keedysville stands trial for perjury in Hagerstown. He previously served as a juror in the Mann and Tompkins case linked to the death of Miss Jean Maxwell. Mrs Rose Were testified that Snavely offered to fix the jury for $1.00, and Snavely denied any prior talk when sworn.
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Hagerstown
Hesekiah Snavely
Keedysville
Snavely
Hltneis
William Hermann
John H. Tompkins
Cumberland
Jean Maxwell
Rose Were
Hermann
Mra Weise
Hermann-Tompkins
Rail line fined for dirty cars and poor Bluemont division facilities
The Virginia State corporation commission ordered the Southern Railway to fix abuses reported by Bluemont and Manassas division passengers. Inspectors found dirty cars, inadequate car accommodation, and substandard depot facilities. The order requires car cleaning after each trip and improved Bluemont depot grounds.
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Delayed Blast Kills Five at Clinch Mountain Tunnel
Five people died in a South and Western Railway explosion near Clinch Mountain tunnel in Bristol Virginia late Thursday afternoon. Four men and one woman were killed instantly as blasts discharged and debris torn through the tunnel entrance. The workers, all foreigners, were unnamed in the report. Multiple blasts had been set off at one end, then delayed blasts trapped those who reentered the tunnel.
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Clinch Mountain
Cinchport
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Coal Combine Alleged In Danville Investigation
Investigation of an alleged combine among Danville coal and wood dealers to regulate and control prices will likely be heard at the next term of the Corporation Court grand jury. Judge A M Aiken presides as witnesses, including prominent business figures, are summoned. The case recalls past indictments of dealers for unlawful price control.
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Varius Wood
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A M Aiken
Funeral of Walter Davis in Alexandria VA
Funeral services for D Walter Davis killed in the read end collision at Lawyers Station will be held from Edwin C Joyce 913 King Street Alexandria with Masonry conduct at the cemetery vault and at the Masonic Temple. The case notes include other local notices and a court sale of Jackson Phillips Brick Company properties at Brick Haven VA.
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D. Walter Davis
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Southern
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Temple Baptist Church
Washington
Alexandria-Washington
John P
Knabe gains control of United Surety Company
A group led by Ernest Knabe of Baltimore purchased 3,000 shares from the Commercial and Farmers' National Bank, gaining a three‑fifths stake in United Surety Company. Names of associates and price were not disclosed. Special to The Washington Post from Tuckmond, Virginia, November 20.
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Virginia Weddings Chronicle Several Marriages Reported
Nov 30 Petersburg reports include Miss Marie Hughes marrying Louie E Cooper at Mea Hughes home with Rev Ver Edwards officiating. Ella Rhodes Stickley wed Dr Emory Powers in Middletown, with Rev WS J Hammond presiding. Beaster Daylies married Frederick B Boxwell at United Brethren parsonage in Hayfield. Smith and Mattie Jenkins wed in Fredericksburg with Rev JH Light. Garnett Parleh and Lula Rigaby tied the knot in Louisa County as Rev J R Wilkinson officiated. Parties plan to reside in Washington and Middletown.
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Middletown
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Fredericksburg
J Smith
Mattie Jenkins
JH Light
Garnett Parleh
Lula Rigaby
Louisa County
J R. Wilkinson
Diary Evidence in Moulter Murder Trial
In Pulaski Virginia on November 30 the defense presented expert testimony arguing temporary insanity due to alleged husband infidelity. Harriet Moulter’s sixteen year diary was read revealing daily accusations against John W. Moulter and described life as hell on earth. Evidence suggested the husband mistreated Mrs Moulter and her children corroborated by family testimony. The case is expected to go to the jury tomorrow.
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Husband Kills Wife in North Carolina Quarrel
Special to The Washington Ballsbury North Carolina yesterday afternoon mechanic killed his wife after a quarrel. The only witness was a twelve year old son who says his father died his mother. Helton was given a hearing and bound over for trial. EDUCATORS END SESSION Virginia principals organize subdivision of State Teachers Association in Richmond. Several conferences and meetings across schools and colleges for girls were held with addresses and officers elected.
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Hickory
Robert Helton
Virginia
State Association
Richmond
State Teachers’ Association
Citizens’ Local League
Joseph Saunders
Portsmouth
W. N Black
Lynchburg
Ernest Shawen
Norfolk
North Carolina Vote Shows Democratic Lead in State Canvass
Official canvass of eight North Carolina congressional districts yields a Democratic majority of about 46 000, with totals across districts listing Dems like H Snall Kitchin Thomas Poll Whitehin Godwin Parge Reynolds Crawford and Reynolds versus Republican rivals. The missing Catawba county adds roughly 200 in favor of Democrats, leaving state totals at 121 214 for Democrats and 75 457 for Republicans.
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N. C
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H. Snaal
John Wood
Claude Kitchin
James Gaelis
Charles R Thomas
Dera
William Dixon
Edward W. Poll
Henry Godwin
William Whitehin
Charles Reynolds
Haonthal I Godwin
Jems Skulken
Saventh
Robert N. Parge
George Reynolds
William T Crawford
James Brite
Catawba
Verrault Love Notes Read Before U S Commissioner
New York dated November 3 Mrs Binan Verrault who wrote love letters stirring hope of wealth in James B McClellan Philadelph ia grocer Leo Kelsler a Hungarian life insurance agent and Count Gregore Zalmoft a Fifth avenue delicatessen dealer appeared before U S Commissioner Shields. Evidence included letters to McClellan promising devotion if a ring was removed and replaced. Defense motion to dismiss was denied. December date set to hear cases against Mrs Verrault and McClellan and Kessler with further testimony planned.
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James B McClellan
Philadelphe Grocer
Leo Kelsler
Gregore Zalmoft
Delicatessen
Fifth Avenue
United States
Shields
Koelsler
Verra
United States District Attorney
Dorr
Shielda
Verrault
McClellan
Kessler
WOUNDS WIFE FATALLY IN ATLANTA TRAGEDY
In Atlanta on a November night Joln F. Cooper a carpenter fatally wounded his wife with a hatchet and later killed himself by shooting at their home. The wife suffered a neck wound and a probable skull fracture. Authorities report no motive has been established as the couple’s statements could not be obtained.
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Scotchmen Celebrate at Baltimore Banquet for 100th St Andrews Society
In Baltimore at the Hotel Rennert a formal banquet marked the 100th anniversary of the St Andrews Society. Secretary Shaw, Secretary Bonaparte, and Secretary Wilson spoke as President Roosevelt sent regrets. A large gathering of notable guests from Potthi and other cities attended.
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Reformatory Buildings Burned in Richmond Fire
Fire at Laurel reformatory in Richmond Va destroyed the superintendent's home and two shops at 4 o'clock this morning. Cause not yet learned. Logs partly obscured by debris.
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Laurel Reformatory
Utopian Times for Youth Dramatizes Demand for Training
Boston opens a national congress on social education to prepare youth for modern society. Leaders including Gov. Curtis Guild Jr and Harvard President Charles W. Eliot welcome delegates from library associations schools and women’s clubs. President David Starr Jordan praises a strenuous democratic era and urges training for disciplined capable youths to fill roles in home church school business and industry. The congress runs through Sunday.
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Yordan
Woman Fights Savage Dog to Save Husband in NJ
Belleville residents recount Mrs. Anna Mann saving her husband, Exchange Hotel proprietor Mr. Mann, from a mad St Bernard that bit his arm and chest for twenty five minutes. She fought the dog bare handed, then used rope and an ax to end the attack, insisting she did what any good wife would do for love.
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Heirs to 3 Million Surprise in Australia News
Newcastle New Jersey reports Thomas McCarthy and his brother Michael McCarthy learn from relatives that their uncle Timothy McCarthy died in Australia leaving a fortune of 3 million dollars. They plan to travel to claim the inheritance. In Maryland a family tragedy follows a lamp explosion as Emma Hende and her daughter Grace perish and another daughter Gladys dies.
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